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Senator Douglas will not be forced into
fight He would fight any man who should
attempt such thing Exchange.
We are glad to learn from this ball that Sen
ator Douglas is not at all cOs0ed.-Pfenttce.
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GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS!
SPLENDID GIFTS
At 439 Chestnut ST. Tie only Original V''
Book Store.

G G Evans would inform his friend eud 90. 20. ,.
that his Star Gin Book Store and Publishing h',.
permanently established IN owns s1rutIa li'- 49,,
ing, 439 Chestnut street, two doors brio" ..l ~
the purchaser of each book, NJ The regular fr'l'
will receive OF the following gus, Na.ut' b.
ee''' to SlOO; Ea, re
$50 Patent English Lever Gold Wo''he'. 20
$50 Patent Anchor do &C q,
400 Ladies Gold Watcht-s l~k. cases b..
GOO Silver Hunting Wa,thc-. warranted l.s|
200 PaTlOr Ilmep eces i
500 Cameo Sets Far Drops and Pms -,s,|
500 Ladies Gold Bracelets '"", Il
$40 Gents Vest and Fob Chains Il
1000 Gold Lockets--large size, double case I,
300 God IsOcketS--small sIZc .p|
100 Gold Pencil Gases, wuh Gold Pens
1000 Extra Goid Pens, with cases and holders 4,
, 10 Gold Penciis-LadIes ID,
25OO Gold Pens. with silver Pencils
$500 Ladies' Gold Pens, with Cases and Holders if
600 Gold Rings-Lades' 5g|
2tOO Gents Gold Rings Ell
25OO Ladies Gold Breastpins I.|
$500 Misses Gold BreasIpius iF|
300 Pocket Knives aE
1000 Sets Gents Gold Bosom studs Isl
POO Sets Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons -
1000 Pairs OF Ladies' Ear Drops b
2OOO Ladies' Pearl Gard Cases al
SJu0O Ladies' Cameo Jet. q r Mosaic Pms !,
1900 Ladies' Shawl and Ribbon Pins
5000 Articles ofGolG, Jeweiry, Gin Books &c nor e
merated IN the above worth from - ctnls 70 49,
Evans's new Catalogue, which i GEL free 10 ~. 4
of the country, contains all the most popular 0"oA
day, aud the newest publications., az o. WIZ
sold as low as can be obtained Al Oder store .,
Agents wanted an every town m the CnoH -.
string so to act, can obtain iui! pafuc ar y
a above. . ia 81
NJ Il. Being largely interested in pubs lou
buying from other publishers IN iminensr -Cpri
cash am enabled 10 mike larger discounts To - y
Agents and Book Dealers Than can be had 81 any
house in the country. a.. res
Any book published N lie United States u, ,i
nrice Of which is one dollar u1VafdS, VIII De- I'''
sent q IN inc luded GA pt OF publ ~HeTs pt'
An extra ~ Book and On gwen Ia any peiso"
ing ten books 10 be sent to one address.
Send foI d Catalogue. Address
G. G. EVANS,
elg Publisher, 40 Chestnut 81 I--
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MINES AND MINERALS.
Coal, Lead, Gold, Iron, Copper, Silver, etc.

DROFESSOR JAY well-kno vn practical Geologi a.
of Pennsylvania, will send scientific directions for
finding mines and minerals where they exst-expaininy
the situations in which minerals found with the in
dieauons OF the same, and methods OF testing the metals
Price One Dollar. Address
PROFESSOR Il. W. JAY,
6@0 Philadelphia, Penn.
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its ability to prevent such violations of the
law.
We have seen this; the country has seen i ;
and although the laws in the one case for the
benefit of Slavery are executed with the utmost
rigor, we see no corresponding efforts to enforce
the laws in favor of Freedom. Yet the people
of the North are attached to the Union. Tenn
porarily they submit to these acts, and they sub
NIT to the outrageous PRONUNCIATION of opinions
by judges in what is known as the bred Scott
case, upon question not before them, because
in due time they expect, in constitutional mode,
to reform and correct these abuses. When the
Republican party attains power, it will not, as
the Senator from Georgia supposes, make any
encroachments on the rights of the South; but
it will, trust, be equally ready to enforce the
laws both North and South, and to call the
army and navy into requisition alike in all
the enforcement of law, and it can be legally and
constitutionally done
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GROVER & BAKERS
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
A New Style. Price $50

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Is Summer street, Boston
$50 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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1877 Baltimore street Baltimore.
So West Fourth street, Cincinnati O.
And in all the principal cities and village or ne ua-
States.
These Machines sew tom two sp0o's auJ furn .-.-
of unequalled strength, beauty, and elasticity uheaa
not rip, even fevery fourth sucIi be cut Thr-sr- .
questiOnably the best in the market for family g4e
D-SEND FOR A CIRCULAR
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The Paris correspondent of the Boston 7rdD.
eller writes from Paris, Dec. %, of the death OF
several eminent Frenchmen:
"Iregret to record the untimely death OF one
of the most promising young literary men OF
France. | mean M. Rigault. He, M. Provost
Paredol, NJ. Taine and NJ. Edmond About,
were the most promising men of letters now
was working in his study last Tuesday, in per
feet health when all at once he found his
memory gone. Physicians were summoned.
They recommended little rest and country
air. He went to Evreux; became rapidly
worse, and sank Tuesday. He retained his
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Price paper, 40 cents; PLAIN CLOTH 81 cents cloth gilt
% cents. Sent post free, receipt of price
HEAR THE COMMON VOICE OF THE PRESS.
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WASHINGTON, D. G..
REMARKS OF HON. LYMAN TRUMBULL,
IN LEE sENATE, JANUARY Z. ls5a.

Ia tie motion TO reeomnd the bill for the construc-
non Of Pacific railroad, lrith Instructions 10
5ring IN a 6iH for The construction Of a Northern
and Southern road, and IN reply to Hon. 4. Irer-
, 1859-05-23

GETTING rr 1'LATI: Observation-Disclosures $
10 law "agln' presenting yourself with 4 scr
vice Of rIatc-if there were. there would be q
large criminal docket Of such cascs, but the sole
condition precedent Under whicl, the same is
legal. is Lie necessity that the plate be honestly
the property Of thc donor, be he yo:rs>;f, <r
somcb"dy eise- One George coulcv, las Just
put his i"ot i'll it by mistake of this kind. lie
stole the plate from the residence Of Mr. John
sun on Wabash avenue. He is in custody, and
will do tic State service nt A;on Or Joliet,
, 1859-05-23
#lllsrrdlteuuS.
MY FRIENDS: THE prIN

Al 7 FR1EN DS: THE PI,IN.
-. 49, ~ PrhIoaxss> EooKarxrxx. and 1yrxEr
1nns h th ns % so ans yeaEs hevn Kind xerr u. w.
nsat have viii mu.h e:, to xIa man aa
oay Of nk!nE tasin*.e ieav~ u YOU f>'0'1' wv
pten y. .a1 st.s e 6 which no. tx
ar nv 1nxo,' o,'n IT. T. tie ba.ne. q tie r,.<s
al 1oea"a. r. asr,s o.ntf HiPE nesltE 10
III Nd fsofatty known to Afford .4.uam ,it liz x,
au y nf.ee With ataad!ua my r. r.rt* AID ts,i, ~
..cts .hc therefore e.ss to stenk =. n s4t;. si ' ff
LEI eoatdenos and patlunaxs With wh3eh yvu h.,v ~ ~
bcs7os, April !, l5:9. ISAAC An.xs
Ins Printers and rutli.he ii Tie iniri &C.. 80 r..
10 T.. e., - IT.: en''f lnte.rs in be ,'sh's
ShTsy ak ~ sthsr r'.l h's ps.r u., u IL
IL ~ ~ TT ~; the eS.!''s # n.!x tt .lf.
stfrs md v4kaae~ by iLen he I'D p~rn.. .u.,rd
n F9;ny xttes sush l-t'H L. uh e ri.Ss oni, "a nav
Ibe Adams machine. have <en IA:x-tr u4t sn e N
as.s ns1t They It'll no. b< allowed 10 .!rvite r .us
pes4 to our es'aIfrhet, .-p1stt ~ ,r+snxrn
eisnt guaranty Ut undim rAe-lixncr ii ey, ~ .r
- ~. lasFeaaE di'paeh u ros1blc 1t xl 4e iu, ltcu
~ nal nf ehues thai eonn4vens lie ;rl,n, IN
TAr !sxa xa. Al u.!"x sG,h u,a.sn-s VIII Ut
IL snas foa u arv ltat'Is .,,n - j.: -, :. 49,
have sS.p!lai d<s 9h .is's. s1s s's MI
.o 70 ~ y. ~ aAa potss sos~"a ;. th<e m Al. wrl@
! " .sn ram .he txle hrrrsn d+sene1; II :,y ';h"
s.;:tn Elm d d ,,r ; !; .
IT,. la w.. Gin t'e rLp!s n,vni "fue II i. sura.
coaaunteaIs. or Sns,, my T. t.,,, r..o
''s'<s' " I" 'uf p'n'e'pa! I'd. : .n Aew Yrs.
Printing Prr.,. Machine AMI >.w VI us,..,'.;.r -;
W'A aoa - ant 81 Gold st., Arx York
, 1859-05-23
New York Dry Goods Market.

The large importations Of this season seem
ali to be wanted, for rcry small proportion j.
warehoused in public store tue greater part b.
ing intended for immediate con.uumption, and
~hat is still more striking. few goods are re-
The country trade is still good for scnsouable
goods. Fancy silks are sought for and the sun
ply il scarcely equal to the demand. Startc
silks in moderate request, and prices arc frn,,
as it is feared tue production Of silks in Italy
may be intcrfercd with By the wnr Ribbons in
auction room. Foreign cloths arc in great sup
ply. with fair demand for clothicrs. Domestic
goods arc in steady request. Cotton staple
goods without chnngc. Prints arc dull. Lawns
sell quickly. Fancy cassimcres in active de-
n'and. The closing month Of the spring season
Tor business exhibits as active demand nearly
as the preceding months,
, 1859-05-23

NAsa1sc1os, Thur.d.y, Mar IL, 1857,
Since the receipt Of dispatches yesterday, the
President expresses the confident belief TINT all
justed before the meeting Of Congress. The
Mosquito PEotectorate has been abandoned. aud
the Bay islands have been re-cedcd.
Since the wnr began, the tone Of Great Britain
las grown particularly concilia.ortr, though
Lord Aalmesbury was veil inclined 10 the Uni-
ted States. and iair in hie negotiations will them
bsforc,-(xr, 4. r. Tribmne
, 1859-05-23
CHIcACoAN Ar THE GoLDm1N
Letter from Nlmf0d.


pxsvxr c.,1. IL ss,rr or "p,xx.rE.x,-t
April lsh ie'''
! nc a''''eo mere Today, "ell nhd heaf1s, o'
IRA very eo'o ana unpleasant tr'p' 1la'e oeeh
constantly travelling since the I'D nlt. ihe
unanimous besicf among tho $40 or 6e'' eml-
grants WHO got in here before US tll's spring is,
'aa' fike's Peak, Cherry Greek, Denver City,
or " whatever name you may please TO call it,
Is complete hu"bng' nna TINT Is my impress
"e' great man5 going nome ae"'n' anu lucy
a'e s'af''"g III 'he ''n'e' na'e p'' moment
W "1''e ''s partner i'as '''e norsss 'es's' ana
VIC 1,e so."s ,A.s .ro'n'n aeo"' '"s''c tn'es
W e'eaf eFeeA W 3"e 'ooA u 'ne '"ouh'a'hs, 10
, 1859-05-23

II Tappen's assortment Of seasonable cloth.
ing ncrer Was larger. never Was better, nor
were hi: prices ever lower tllan at present con.
*equently. in spite Of hard times and a most
unpEincipled system Of defamation and unfair
competition, his trade never wAs greater What
is more. we would state fur the satisfaction Of
oil concerned, that Tsspen's business is con.
stantly on the increase
, 1859-05-23

cncAso, May =, ISIS.
Edusn P1ess azd Ttbcae:
DEAa SIRs-Having frequently heard .cport,
that the Company did not intend to make ftncf
property Of their present and future chartsr.
III they should obtain any,) / wi1l say that (
now is, and always has been, OUT design AZ
fast as the roads are built, to open he booi. foT
Subscriptions TO the capital stock, from nur Lad m
ell citizens, as soon IS possible thereafter. 1
II l.. BloElow, President.
, 1859-05-23

~ Any one not fully Convinced Of the e1-
tent of the news trade Of the city, should chance
to be in at No. 100 Dearborn street, where
Mcssrs. Norris l. Hyde are receiving and ship
ping their tons Of mail and express matter.
They hare all the lending dailics and weeklies
Of the principal cities, the latest monthlies, and
shelves and counters full Of the fresh and new
in periodical and general literature.
, 1859-05-23

The 0ber1ln ReHcuerH-'-yErtt4 OF IIa-
besAs Corpus Granted.
Tie Cincinnati Ga:etft learns that aJ,I,lica
t'on Las been mcde to Judge Scott, Of the SUI
premc Court, for wriss Of liabeas corpus in be-
half Of Bushnell aud Langton, who were last
week sentenced. ut Cleveland, to Gnc and in.-
prisoumcnt for participation iii the rescue Of n
fugitive slave, The writs asked for were grant
cd, md the prisoners arc TO be brought before
the Supreme Cour. Of Ohio On "Wednesday, the
sIil inst
, 1859-05-23

IN new QsAKrEns.-The new Police Court
room, for the first time, was occupied yoste1da:
morning. 1t il in the third story Of Armory
Hull
, 1859-05-23

ATLANTIC FOR Jrss.-1Icssrs- McNolv Co.,
81 Dearborn street, haee the Atlantic Monthly
1oF June. So hare Norris Hyde, 100 Dear
born street.
, 1859-05-23

II Thirty different varieties Of Lamps at
The great Lamp and OIL Emporium, laS CLARK
street. Kerosene Coal Oil only 81 Is per gallon
with little or no odor. mye0.6t
, 1859-05-23

~ Grover + Bakers new and uneon.]taa
FasailJ Sewing Machines, with Improved Hem.
ssera. los Laks stfset up stairs.
myls~2W. 3. AlsxAxDsa, l. asnt.
, 1859-05-23

The Atmosphsr1e Light-Tbs Gf1den
Patenfs
!AoE. PFass and Tahune:
Iii through your columns thas certain inter
ested parties in an Atmospheric Air Light. .arf
sbor;ao n ri. .o,,,,,;tv +he;r great d.tre,,
~ .n.e ~o'! =. :,
anu disappointment al rival Ar 1'2n'' II
only necessary for the public to know that the
persons win rnanufaetured the communication
.,.,,;.,, , :: a.-o.+ard,v ,-s
parties directly interested in what is called the
Hill Air Light. Nov who are these parties +!
Why, Mr.. Hill himself and the editors of the
Hudson Dai7v. Star, The Messrs. Webb, the
editors, own the right Of Illinois, or part Of it,
obtained from Mr.. Hill, either for printing or
otherwise 1t is enough to know that they are in
{erested in the patent IN this State, to account
~. ma III, t0etG."y omI uu.y III a.,S
feels Ind. Ii is hardly worth while for Us to
undertake to explain AWAY the personalities
tnFust at Ut. Gnten, ": AcA rthur ana INC e.
I.nthsr AZ ine ratent Qmeeo1 tne onnea sta1es &
,roaT ~ S eatue ~ y tah;,;t snem S ~" - - bar or
41: ~ nones H. aGu FGsPeGtuxt5 M:w as etnes
~ J;ssua'';. ".e iaoot'ne unaea n.9 aep t .sen
t;apio.ni..nent ~ casl ny e. lse.on ~
a., sHru5 ~ oetp 1n1ust ~ .ne !spu.A'1oa "
t.'s.a. - nxs' :. .no I'LL ~ W. po
H. ra: =. sa::n;s'! ~, ~ .ne h'Eaes' s'iue'. VOW:
~. .e, .... - Tte " liz: naAe l'ns etot? "
""h tts1 1;.a, stsp. ~ ..I ato1s
- ;.1' Gun ~ aateu HuI empty p"ttes,l cn11stenea
"'.d tue na'e VI t@9oraiors or "ne!hel ue slept
.a.t ~ Issa suoI. n 1is nouse ~. ~ r. 'M9 @ fears
since ho h"a -. h;s 1 ,e.' 81, & ana
h;s n,,"h;n. oi.n =" - ..s ~ F.. .;..s ~
frrent cnmonrnJ, - a-ododrs l;",,. 80 =. ~. ~
ta;nctl h. ;s ,nact,;n sfta1 ta.s - W asn. na.
~ eLS.t11 - 3tei suese w Je@tS
, 1859-05-23

CAur1ox.-We ha!ing ascertained that many
others, clothes 10 be cleaned and required by US,
which clothers hive never reached Us, and hays
been impcrfectly cleaned elsewhere, This IL to
caution I'll persons 50 sending clothes to rs.
against the PorteTs taking them to other parties
than these to whom, they are sent.
Cook i McLrax,
mv20-1w 49, rs Dearborn street.
, 1859-05-23

Family Sewing Machines; also, Machines for
manufacturing heavy garments ot every descrip
tlon. constantly on haul at 14V Lake street, Clii
caEo- a. ". HARRIs. Agent. apl5-cm-c3J,
..9 See advertisement of Boudoir Sewing
Hachlhcs. l16 Lake street. lad -luf
, 1859-05-23

LrSAn Or Nor DEAD 1E1.-The depot, how.
eveT, l. removed to the great Lamp md Oil
ENpof1Qn, l26 Clark Street. mY2l.6t
, 1859-05-23

LADIES Axn CaILDnrs's SuoEs.-The lnrpest,
cheapest aud best assortment in the city IS II
" Rat1ies." myai-etx
, 1859-05-23
Nem advertisements.

- t. ~ HERItES. Afte.sEs;.y dge.s 81 D,ar!or. It
- dahoFt=e1 70 reoeer Avr~use VI jor .h NJ fa4
Aeao'"a 1ope7" of The Ao'th- Hr". hl b&AIy
, 1859-05-23

On Wednesday. Nav 18th, Ia ST. Paurs chrrch 1ce
s,sutse BY tile lev. ". u. T. Urvdnax Rector RI the
Ghussh NJ l.. BOURNE: cf Amboy. and Msa anna
u. sAllA, d1uzhef u Mr. D. Il. smith, ct Lee Ctutst
, 1859-05-23

bead Of hair can be depended upon With cer-
tainty By the use Of burnetts Cocoaine-cn-
tirely removing dandruG, and other diseases Of
the scalp ChauKing the harshest hair into the
most soft, glossy and healthy state. Agents for
Burnett's Cocoaine, and other toilet goods.
Boles, Smith 4 Co., 1a4 Lake street,
, 1859-05-23

TIC. PR1NTERS.-tor s,lc on two
years time ~ 0ffce III this Site. worth laD du.ts
whieh will l's sold 1t considerable l.count from cost Ii
iscom1se nesesy g!s'isnlaz. aud includes No. Ho.
Irs E.atiy ncw ard in tsr order. Ap!y to
G. H. st'I{EkS. Geucral Advertising Axeit 65 IhayIIn
stsstt. t:LLaru. eN' .n,it a., -
, 1859-05-23

DUDE AND PERSIA. By E. B. E4xtwlck, Professor a
HindassanI aad Telugu Est Indla College Halcybory
OWEN tJOHS.) By Andrew Thamson. D. D.
PAINTING. BY neni.uala Robert Hayaon. With Surre
u1ept By r. d. Johnston. r. !. A.
rALE9ST0LeGY Ry Richard O~en. F. +. s. Super
ute.dent II the Departments Of Natural Hi-eory irt
ish Museum.
PALESTINE AND PERU. ~ David Kav. F. r. G. $
PA1.EY AND PASCAL. IL Henry Roger. Author e
The Eclipse sf Filth, DC.
PAL1MP>EsTs AND rAPYECs. Br c. r. Russell.
D. =.
PASfHE1sN. BY John Downes-
PApAL STATES. BS the Author Of the article "Itay
PAPER. Revised b5 Charles Covan Nj.
PARASITE. Ry Dr.. Doran.
PARIS BY James Carmichael L. L.. one Of the Aastef,
In the Edinburgh Academy.
PARLIAMENT. BE Jpho Hill burton.
PARRY tsIR WILLIAM EDWARD.} Ey his Sen. Ed
vazd Parry.
PARTNERSHIP 11ArTED AND UNLIMITED LA.
E1llrf3 ByJ r. al'Culloeh.
PATENTS. By James Tai% johnson Editor Of tn Pa-
tente='s Manuel. Dr.
fEEL III ksbEhFs j. doa"a 81 sai's. acts e T. T.
E'ns rrsteasor OF Modern Htssorr. Oxford.
PENDULUM AND PERSPECTIVE B5 Edward
Sag. F. r. s T..
PENN tW1LL1AM) 81 Robert CaEyctheas.
FEsrALONL By john T:l'eazd.
Ct. PETERSBURG. BY Professor Shaw. 3. L.. & Pe-
tershu1x.
fI1Lo1oGY. ~ the Rsv. J. y. Donaldson, D. D. Au-
thor Of the New crs5!u4" c.asstca Examiner IN the
CaiFerSty cf London.
PHOTOGRAPHY. DC. b STE David Brssster. K. H. De.
PHRES0LoGT. By Thomas L5cock. u. D., Professor
o1the Practice Of Phi SIC In The University Of Enlursb.
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY. BY SIr John +. ", Hen.
ck&ll Bart, Z. H. 6e-
PHYSIOLOGY. BIZ John Hughes Bennett, II. D. Pro-
feseor of the Inatu,e ct Medicine and Se,for Prpkr
OF Clinical Medicine In the University Of Edlnbn.Sh.
PITT (wILL1AM-} By Lord AaesulAJ.
PLANTING. Br J. G. Loadon. Author Of Ereydsr4.
tiA Of Gardening. e..
PLATO. b. the REht Reresent th4 E.hop Of Hereford.
.31&-d36e
, 1859-05-23

| The interest which We take in tho vel.
fare Of the ladies, tempss us to advise them, il
they have any cloaks, shawls, dresses, 6c..
WHICH need cleaning or dycing, to send them to
Cook Bro, 1e3 Clark street, whose well merit
cd reputation as Dyers and Ssourers should en-
title them to the confidence Of the p4hlic.
, 1859-05-23

WANTED.-To Drugyists-The
advertiser. mar Of ten yta.s ernt.teue- =. NV
ts t ma !ants atuzeu - Prscrtpon
wIS ln $ohe frapeease houc n ths CIV Woud Are,nt
.! Eftau Ahfy 1t af>t and would nod ohLArt n
; my c.;,s:ty' i connection With tha dur II.
tes q CIV fe.ersues given. AdiseAs Boz 7Nl,.
, 1859-05-23
DRACrICAL HOOK-KFEPiN1

PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING.
l. George Il; QuiCg General Accountant, vii! fxhen
Ee9ulseI give hl pEumpt attention Opening Posting -
aael1 Hi Individual u: pa1tnesa.lp tooks r.1ti
suarfy To the cuTecttnE and adjustment Of l.arranzc
:ssa1e complicated disputed Acent,na Tns hc:t t.
FERENCE the city ana given sapac:ty and currpcfne.
Application 70 be made Al lsoou Ne. >. Lstx. BuIink S
and " Sou1h Lae street. through Post Ulcs Boz is:s
uylIlD-4A6
, 1859-05-23

.-0 Wheeler i Wilson's Sewing Machines-
Northwestern Office, 167 and 10 Lake street,
GEO. K. CH1rrExpES,
my17 2W (:enernl Arent
, 1859-05-23

ENVIRONMENTS per Month
~ ANDAlL EXPENSES ralp-au aseu, /, w.nt
3D. IN sssry t9w ~; seap's IA the Uuitel ses "ens
nts est.ny rallied F further Iast:cs,is,s aFrs
DR. !. HENRY WAiiNER, eorner cf t:.,alwsy aid
eta1up. - III i -rn.-S
, 1859-05-23
dManten.

WANTED-by a Young Man
,'s i7iely arrived firm England, 4 rtas,fo3 n noot
s ssps ~. Aad FEse.s experiences Of h.ok Keeping in
e'r.s ~, ss,satcs Address Il. E." II thts oncs.
, 1859-05-23

MATER Your GARpzSs.-lf you want good
rubber hose fitted I'd your hydrants at low
price. call or send to the Rubber store, 81 Dear.
born street, one doornor of.Lakt street.
m rT.3t
, 1859-05-23
NOTICE TO CONT1}

Sealed prcrosa's VII! he received until NOM If tie
Gh n,' T.; fos hc G.ad'EE lrdeag md r+cktyi1f
f.m its pr senn @ er'unat At Davis sttin so etp..
1T Ut JUS and complete the eure .hp is, ~
Sspe'nef ns1t Information eoheerhlng .he an,
csion to ROBERT H. tKK'S, Supt., At Eac!ne.
rrop"s7ls viii he adfestd 10 the undersigned After
ncys foE the Mortgages Of aid rua 1t kcne Wisconsin,
Il. Il. THOMSON,
myl9-1wx' T. H. l}I.ACKSIt>SE Attorneys.
, 1859-05-23

~ TwES71 THOUSAND LIVES Losr By one
application Of Butchers Dead Shot" for Bed
Bugs; poison which deals certain death to
these noxious vermin. Ono bottle will destroy
mare Of these nuisanccs than any other article
in the known world. Holles, Smith L Co., la
Lake street, agents for the city, are selling hun
dreds Of bottles eyerr dav.
, 1859-05-23

A RIVAL ROUTE 70 P,r7surncu.-A close run
ming connection has been made between the
Michigan Southern, Toledo L Cleveland md
Cleveland Pittsburgh, Railroads. 4 passcn-
.,cr leaving Chicago for Pittsburgh by this route
goes through without detention or delay. TIC
distance is made in 'iutttta hours between the
two cities. The track is in excellent condition
tue locomotives and passenger cars are of the
very best description. a glance at the map
will show that this is a very direct route to
Philadelphia and the seaboard, and is u formi.l-
able rival Of the Pittsburgh L Fl. Wayne Rocd.
The schedule Of connections and running fiu.e
will be found in our advertising columns
, 1859-05-23

pK1NTERS, TAKE NOTICE !.
L The proprittnrs nt ; we!cs.Aht.lel Weekly Pa,e,
n pleasant and hour.inE town M Sus.lie1a Illinois II
vel: supplied with Icssa. Type and ali the macr:.
.sess1sy f1T r"'ec,Ff ,he Newspaper and JobPrinlk
su.scs!tlo4. Advertising ali Job patr"naxe o
For tsl:ns and other 'artteu:1r< ad're,. PRINTER
fertlsps akthrs 4so 4tanttiFh itntt E!y'-anI,llY7
, 1859-05-23

Lodging room to rent, in gentcel, pri-
sate family, No. & West Lake steret Refer
encc cxcbnnped