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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14
Wall Paper Wall Paper !

TNHE subscriber takes pleasure in calling the at
l. tention of the public to his large and well Sc
Iected stock of Wall Papers, Just receiving for the
Spring and Summer trade. His stock consists Of
20OO0 pieces with 400 different patterns, ranging
in price from 6kcsnts to Sl,00 per piece, together
with every variety OF Borders, Window Curtains,
Decorations for FSnnel Work, &c, &c.
He has also OH hand a complete assortment of
School, Historical, Medical, Religious and Miscel-
laneous Books, Stationery, Blank Books, &c, &c,
which will be sold wholesale and retail as chenp
as they can be had West of the Mountains. Give
me a call. J. NJ LAYTON.
March9.'59.ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14

OF Eight persons were sentenced to the Pen
itentiary from Belmont county at the late term
of the court in that county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14
To T. eachers.

To u eaCherS.
TINE Board Of Examiners Of Harrisong county
l. Ohio, will hold iEaeting at Cadiz, on the las,
Friday of each of the following months April,
September, October and November, 1859, and
February and March, 1860, commencing al
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on each day, for the ex-
animation of Teachers, under the ''aet to provide
for the reorgaHiz, tion, supervision and maintain
ance of comut On schools" passed March A. 1853.
b. Order of the Board,
M D ADAMS, Clerk.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14

MackenZie'S DepuratiVc Extract.
For al diseases of the blood and skin, such as
scrotua, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Titters, Ulcers,
Fever Sores etc, perfect Alternative and vitali.
zer-streng thening and giving tone to the muscle,
norves and general system. Manufactured and tor
sals by the proprietor, C.L. MCKENZIE.
ap20ly Cleveland, o
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14
1859 GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORl
Second Stock of Spring and Summer Goods
TREMENDOUS STOC

Filling three Oveowingbeng e largest STOCK Oh
Rich and Desirable Goods has been the city for 10 years.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14

GOOD quality Of Tobacco, Soap, Candles, sala.
tT ratus, Salt, Cheese, Herring, Crackers, Rails.
ins Spice, Pepper, Cloves, Nutmegs, Rice, Brooms,
peneLes, Maccaroni, French Mustard, Pickles,
Figs. Zonte Currants, Cranberries, &c. &c. just
Iecsived for sale by MCPHERSON d Co.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14

TNXTRACT Logwood, Indigo, Alum, Ceperas
r. and all kinds Of dyes, constantly on hand, and
for sale cheap Ly J BEALL
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14
y. Stewart ~ Go.
4 RE receiving their Spriug and Summer stock

DRY GOODS
Among which may be found Ladies' Dress Goods,
OF a great variety, consisting in part Of plain and
fancy sill ks, ,ChaIlies, Barages, Lawns, Prints, Jac
onetts Organizers, Delaines, Chintzs, Bargu Robes
Jaconett Robes, &c.
SPRING & SUMMER SHA Wis
Including full assortment of White Goods,
Brilliants, Jackonettes Lawus, Swiss and Null
Ma. .sailles Thread and Jackonett Edging and In
sertngs large assortment of Mems and Boys
Wear, Ladies and Childrens Boots, Shoes and Slip
pers Of all vSrieties.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14

Tobacco and Cigars.
H GORGE Il WILSON have the best assortment
u Of Fine and Common Tobaccos, Cigars and
ffs ever offered in this market Ca II and see
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-14

DarFor sale by JOHN BEALL, Druggist an'
Boo kselle Cadiz, Ohio. April 81!
, 1859-05-11

ITO REET-'rhc subscriber has two
d~e'l!rE h'n-ee, will ar:s FIR Prairie arc.
nt, vi~ssn ' crry and l;tn4 S.,ta ,lseet. II = 50 sr
PR Al4H.. JAS LbN,i. Ii Lake II, at,l. c;al IL,
, 1859-05-11

WEL1 DESERVED CoATL1MEST.-Our readers
may have sometimes been disposed to believe
that We placed too high TIL estimate upon our
Chicago artia.e. We arc glad to fpd the fol-
lowing ~eil-nerted compliment TO one Of our
most successful photographers, in The New
York 7riluu<:
"The ots}inary portrait. painter. unless l4c can
speedily become extraordinary is likely 10 be
pushed from his vocation by the remarkable
progress everywhere nlukinE III the art of rho
Biography, which gives. us now fur more life
Ike aud satisfactory picture than Gun possibly
be produced by any artist, except he be Que oi
much more than common skill And talent. vi
had supposed, too, that New York WIS pre-,
eminent iu tlis new nFt, but some photograph.
which We hare seen recently from Boston, and
otherh which Mr.. Fassest, Of Chicago. cailec
to show us, suggest the doubt, whether Other
citiea are not quite as much favored in this re
spcct Ut ourselves. Especially were VIC no
prepared to find that q branch Of art Of 80 rcr,
recent > growth lad reached such perfection III
Judging from these Chicago photograph it In
in the Nest- Those shown to US arr, as mer.
photographs, very dne, and being finished il
wa&er-colora, by Mrs. Fassett, VIC understood
bath With boldness md dclicacy Of touch thu
acquire = new value Us very attractive pictures
Without meaning TO decide upon the respce
tire merits Of different artists in different places
il is vt leuat safe to say that those in Chicag
do not mcnn to be left behind, ethrr in th
s3lhul use OF tue instrument or careful fms
ofthe picture"
Ar. fassett has just returned from New Iorl
nd will be duly installed in his new nj e''
- 4 int qna'ters in few days. Due noties. of b
<,4nsion will be gwen. In the neantime,
friends will find him in his CID qua1t.rs, N
1s4 Like street. -. -.
, 1859-05-11

TO RENT Second AMI third
49,, t, h:''s'i,.s "r' ~t.> n ot!'
LAKE, &t!p+f. ,ta1 ,x,a ~, ~. ~
, 1859-05-11

sscT:"A Floral Exhibition and Fair i, OIL the
tat;s cur the 18th inst, ut Mechanics Institute
Hail, b. the Gardeners Society Of Chicago.
The 1nbl;c are to be admitted free. Messrs 4.
T. Williams, j. Z. IRE, Etilges, Layton, and
Bu,;r.l are thu Committee Of Arrangements.
, 1859-05-11

| MEtuAS1cs INSTITUTE HALl.-Dr. kane's
Arctic Voyages have created sensation supe
rior to those Of any traveller during the present
| century, and the announcement Of the exhibi-
tion Of FnilinS's panorama Of these voyages
will create an equal local sensation in this city.
| There is Il sublime novelty about the SNOW and
ice regions Of old Dorcas, which, not being often
| seen fiji the mind with wonder. and the soul
with rcvereatiai awe. THIS splendid painting
will bear being seen several times in week 1t
will be on exhibition crery evening this week,
except "Wednesday and on Saturday afternoon
as 5 o'clock, for families and children. Music
each evening bs the Light Guard Band.
- 4 very quick piece of work all round
was that connected with boot operation u. the
briggs House yesterday 4 chap inlulging in
three MINES, jain Wells, alias Vim. Simpson,
alias Burti., entered the rorter's room, and
pulled off 4 rusty pair Of boots. Well enough,
so far; but, on recovering his feet, it WAS done
at the expense of +. II. IIadslock, new pair Of
| patent feathers. Information Was left with the
City Marshal Immediately, md, in Que hours
time, Capt. Tenbrocck had ovcrhnuled bis man
aud given him into safe keeping. That prison
er is thc same individual who wus tried last
summer, in the Recorders Court, for stealing q
door-llasc and some keys. There were found
upon him silscr hunting watch, and certid-
cate o: the death Of one Hcman Louis Ruu, a1
Louisyillc. both Of which were undoubtedl,
stnen. The latter article Of property mar leat
TO further disclosures. He was held to bail i,
$1.oM, and, ii default, committed.
, 1859-05-11
3aresa Trihutte.


WAR ACTUALLY BEGUN.
i dispa1c!, bros.-'4: by the Steamer ADELAIDE,
dnted Paris: Saturday, April 3otl. says: Tile
"Austrians have crossed the Tic:un. and hos
Utilities have commenced. This is official
THE FORCES OF THE COMING con-
TEST.
There can now ~ Lo 1oal that Europe is to
he :lle sccnr ria tremendous conflict, there
suit If which we human ken can lorcsee-
The Empcrors and the KinSs. the Courts and
the Cabinets Of tile leading nations Of tile con-
tincnt are Welding themselves, to tho
cntrol Of the worst passions Of our nature and
the people will lcc''.nc equallv involved il the
death struggle that must cnsue.
Al the commencement Of the War, NC pFc-
srut the loiowinS statistics showing several i'm
psrtau& elements. wlir1. must exercise {, con-
trolling influence il the nature and tie cx,cu. Of
tic contest, Thcy arc taken from Eiil.n Bur-
rtt's Year Bo'H o: Nations, a,.l arc derived
tt,m Official documents most Of which, were
issued in 1854
, 1859-05-11

Rise In tho Mississippi at In Crosse.
We learn by private dispatch that the Mis-
sissippi River has risen SO high ut La Crosse,
TINT the railroad TERMINUS is neurly submerged.
One Of the br:dgcs over tile Black River, near
thai point, Inns been carried away, and the cars
are unable to reach the depot.
, 1859-05-11

- The Dcs Moincs city election Of Monday
last resulted in the election Of R. L. Tidiick,
Independent candidate for Mayor, Mr. Peter
Myers, nominated by Republican convention,
having Withdrawn.
, 1859-05-11

~ Trusses fur laboring men'may be found
ut Uolles. Smith J. Co.'S, III Lake-st.
, 1859-05-11

NfECHAEICS' INSTITUTE
tl HALL, Corner Clask md Wash'nSton st1cetA oP-
ni:e the Court ou. Tie Hall Is u the !asge.t In
IT, az, esiafalT ocsied. wei lighted and every con
yrnItut The ktax.pc sixty feet oEx and fe<s
x;r The Iasi;fue uumhe. orer One Tbouaad Members
and !. n7ny are day visiting The tnssisuts nearly the whos
n:+c1 lc II ,tlc e1pe nottaec Of any enter
tair71ent IL II held 1t the Hall.
AdIr.s I. ". GATES. l'rc.t. nhS-c539-1y
, 1859-05-11

- Flayoring Extracts for aaynring pies,
cakes, puddings, &c, may always be found at
Dolics, Smith i Co.'S, l24 Lale-si. n,y11 2t.
, 1859-05-11

II EROSENE O1LS.-Notice-
IL ThssahsEenesta x Hhs Karoesns Works ht.r{ new
II aaea pso,nl9ir It Ye4ssaa sas1 pstts. NEW YQ8K
KXR6SEHE 0hE14 No. % pFatsE strsas, NSw f&ek
Auep4E-2&3
, 1859-05-11

r35 Ladies, save your money and take your
straw hats TO Miss Marsh, s5s State street.
You hure them bleached or dyed and pressed
in the very best manner for o. ccots
, 1859-05-11

~ For Hair and Whisker Dies, warranted
10 give the requisite color, 50 to Do'les. Smith
/ Co.'S, T.: Lake-st. .. mr1l It
, 1859-05-11

~I. n. Singer ! Co.'S new and improved
Family Sewing Machines; also. Machines for
manufacturing beavy garments Of every lescrip
ton, constantly OIL hand ut 14D Lake street. thi-
ca.o A. ". liArn1s, Agent. api:5-:n1-c" c"o.
, 1859-05-11

~ :, little son Of T. n. Bradley, residing on
t|:c Vest SIDE, was kicked in the face and seri-
nuslv injured by 4 horse, IN Sunday last
, 1859-05-11

;, E1DnrR'; NR1y1Ex VISITING AND WEnu1SG
CARns are universally preferred to engraving,
Call and see them 1T the fremont House.
unllI.i,Il c122
, 1859-05-11
150lrntllu.

l(OARDI\ti.-A Gentlemen and
- Lady. or two Erntenrn. can obtain nr,, ar.
tIaid In rv'e ii!Y "E "! !e>,.n. Bx ..: uric u
Observation-Disclosures can OBJ
4 tain p?:a<al yt,. vel fam. he'd. viii! t.atd in
private fn;s 1t 80 state s:.cet t+ few tr h arier4
E,t.
, 1859-05-11

.3;-'Our Musical Friend j weekly publication
ol sheet Music, containing Ii pages Price only
II cents.
"Uur Musical Friend is filed with the best
Piano Sulos, Duets, Songs, Opcratic Arias.
rvlkas, Mazourkas, Qualrilles, Na]tzes. and
every other species Of musical composition for
voice and piano. The selections arc made from
the bust American aud European composers;
are printed on full size music paper with all tho
accuracy and neatness that can BE- bestowed Oh
music, an.l will be found adapted to crery grade
Of performer.
We direct Your attention to the price Of the
work. The same quantity OF Music procured
from the regular publishers would cost nore than
ten times what We charge.
4 years subscription to Our Musical Freud,
will insure all accumulation of new and fashion
able music which could not be ubtained in any
other wuy without au expenditure Of 1t least
two hundred dollars. Price ~ cts, weekly.
III. back numbers constantly OIL l'aud.
McNALI.Y i Co., Agent, 81 peazbornst
mrftt-fW
, 1859-05-11

- See advertisement Of Doudoir Sewing
Machines, l.5 Lake street. ja4-b4u6
, 1859-05-11

h>-'--' --'|
C;,uri<r pnys what the travelling community will
be disposed to cones,!e is very just tribute to
a railroad management which may best be
characterized in the tern1s Of our caption. The
improvements that have bceu gradually intro
duccd into the management of railroads through
out The United States for the past few years,
have reached point as near perfection US hut
man intelligence, ingenuity mud skill are likely
TO attaiu> We refer to the regularity and pre-
cision with which trains Of cars have come to
be run. The Courier says:
Noticing in a Cincinnati paper, which is de-
yoted to the landation Of the Pennsylvania
Central and the abuse and disparagcsncnt Of
alt connecting lines Of traffic and trarel. charge
that the New York Central and Lake Shnre
Reads Ind not made their connections ut this
point regularly, since the fast time table went
into operation the 4tl' Of last month, We took
mains 10 ascertain the facts Of the case. Since
that period, the Central has missed but one con-
ncction at Buffalo, and tue Lake Shore Road but
one This is a sufficient answer to the gratui-
tons Misrepresentation Of our Cincinnati con-
temporary; but propose to illustrate, still fur
thcr, tic proposition with which wc commenced
| this paragraph; and for this purpose, We take
| tue Scw York Central, road whose operation
aud general management are more familiar than
my other, to the readers Of this paper. It's fast
trains run ut the rate Of over thirty miles an
hour, including st."Epagcs b9 the % way Tint is'
less tI,an ten hours, the trains stopping twelve
times on the route, one OF the rests being hall
| b 1nr for dinner. And notwithstanding this
| high rute Of speed, the requirements Of the time
table are constantly contorncd to with the great
est exactness. 4 trarelcr wishing to take the
| train at q way station. knows with certainty al
what time it will arrive, and he makes his nr
raneements with as much confidence ~ if hi
was starting from, either end Of the line. Thi:
regularity Is a great public convenience, univcr
sally recognized and acknowledged.
We cannot wind up this brief article more fit
Dav Express train. from Buffalo to New Yorl
has missed but Que connection at Albany. sine
the spring arrangement in 1857, and TINT Occur
red on the 10th Of January last, about the cold
! est day ever known IN this State.
, 1859-05-11

Excn.scE-Nc will buy drafts. certificates
If dcrosit, and bank notes Of Eastern States
and Missouri Ohio, Indiana anu Kentucky,
l.. +. ALEXANDER 4 Co., bankers.
my7-lw - Clark ST., bet Lake and Raudul pf.
, 1859-05-11

WATER 1orn GARnEHs.--If YOU want good
rubber hose fitted Ia your hydrants at lon
price, call or send to the Rubber store, q Dear
born street, one door norti, Of Lake street.
fnYT.lm
, 1859-05-11

l. ~ 4
l. IN CHICAGo.-An exhibition Of se!ect and apprpv-
ii Works Of Art In painting And SCULPTURE contributed hy
etteas II chcsso Viii opened "a Monday the Day
q NV next in Eurchs Buiia< corner a Lake and
Wa.ash avenue.
As attempt 10 tn= oFetheGtae AT treasures Of
te city ar TIE Grsctien of thc pus a:d tle improve
corporation and Of our czers IN Securing
lei 10 av-ace M interest " the Fne As n t4,ety
lice n Adrsson Sea*on Ticket Eftr cttts. Singh
Tclcs t~esy cents. thartn undtT fourteen If
Of ase tfc-a cents. Hou:s AZ exhibition fzn u Ia
r ~ md cpen evenings frosa ka4 p=.t 10 half past 10
O'clock.
S.B-CAiltreo under teu yez:s Of age will not te ID
1rte,l unie@s accompanied by parents Or guardians,
Cazles tubse:ss nd Parasois w te ta1ea By the 81
tcndaat docz nd returned e he o~ne5 % sak
Tickets for the Exhibition nay he bought Il the Ee OF
f;Es., c. two d,sr* cf the enit7ncr aad ii
,kc oia:.e cf the Trr.nnnt and lutlmonu Houses.
Catalogue Of the Exhibition Eti Be seaao1ahly Printed
Thc opcs.ng Of tie Exhibition b necrssly poponsd to
~ T. D. GRAHAM,
f. B. AccAGG,
MARX SKINNER
ALEX. WHITE,
WIN. BARRY,
Executive coui1n!,tee
, 1859-05-11

We have had for years in our bank vault m'th
VIM. ". Bacon's Sttrl lined safe, with his laTE
est sized Bank Lock. and also one Of Lilies
Wruush, and Chilled Iron Safes. with his c"n'-
bra;uu luck that las neither key nor key hole,
und from observation and experience We prefer
tue Lille. security. SO much 81. that ws have
Ills DIV exchanged ,hc lacnn's tur :! Lilies IF
the same size and paid two hundred dollars diff
fercnc. We have nov aud have alwass hld
full confidence in Lilies Safes and Lucks
JSirncdl EocAwELL i Co., Kanke1s.
, 1859-05-11

Tie figures fir the army and navy show
":'y the "lHat~ establishment "t tn" several
il;lliuns. We Islrc M data u SlluN what ticv
would Ike iu time Of war, int Nc believe !;
s;lE. esii1uuta would be ;bt1,t as follows:
, 1859-05-11

ty- We .earu that mine hosts Of the Rich
n,onl House. Messrs Tubcr, Hawk + Co., have
leased thr Hyde Park Ilutcl, and will make il i
charming summer retreat. They will carry on
both establishments,
, 1859-05-11

- Are you aware that ut the Lamp mud Oil
Emporium you can buy the eery lot Coal Oil in
the market tllaring little or no odorj for $l..5
per gallon. We are sole agents for this section,
for al article Of Kerosene Coal Oil whit b cah,ot
he hu7t1&sed Call at 125 Ciark-st. mf7-G.
, 1859-05-11

|" T. HSrRIVET. A,frs1isng 1yr"., s. p-arao,1 II
IL uahori=e& 10 rr<eise Adxtrsns jor fAn o"3 at IL
L~-dinz PMIrys ojM- SorfA- T<-. ja1 t7f4ly
, 1859-05-11

NANrED-Hy y En.k. .k.yuvr.
wln th'.nH :'v ans!s->,aa:, hi, !1,.iuvt y : mr..
T. 1tn' *st1sat.ua- a!irr~s 1Itn4 1.~ptz," Lax 49,
, 1859-05-11

Dr. BAx&1sG.-Ditl the parents of Chicago
b,t know the fact*-tl.e dreadful truths-whicll
DR.. tanning Is nightly laying betare his aston
ishcd auditurs-yes, astontsheel, for little do
they knuw ot HE dreadful realities that are
being enac.ed tut in their own families. pro-
duciuy worse than lcatl1-insaui'y, dcIornlify.
The Or. lectures in the Lecture Rom Of
Sloans Commercial College this evcnng. Oh
"Spnal Difficulties" and thus cures without
medicine. lie Is nnne Of the clap-trap lecturers,
who 7rritt dou~ ,r"m hooks. lie is full Of his
subject, and never fails to enchain bis auditors.
There il more practical knowledge given in one
of bis lectures than were eger heard froln any
other in the same ri1nc. Lecture free.
, 1859-05-11

NANTED-A Situation bv 4
n:':''l-v! ,s.:e1i: an Wrni,n ,o"x il aefe+.
L 1'anE bus If rir4tc fr.r. tln ,vt xo-d ir!tr-
ens la. h Ell tn;osvt in l:-tss., rtr. IN New YORK
s'see Tor E's ss nse years t1u s,cn St,,o
.tse-.. r,r1tr
, 1859-05-11

- The Post Office at Evanston was rubbed
IN Sunday night Of s132, by some thief, who cn-
tered in Dr. Wellcr's \thc l'ostmaster) absence.
The money WAS mostly in gold. and the bal
ance in silver, aud was taken from secretary
in the rnstma$tcr's private room, which was
rried open with n chisef found on thr premises.
An entrance .u the building was effected by IT,
moving hack window bodily.
, 1859-05-11

The t;nsarEsr WoSDER or THE NlsETEES7u
CES7rEy--A EANk Lock WITHOUT AMI hEi on
kEY.uoLc,-Mtss,s Editors: The abovc vas
the heading nf article, c"picd from the Al
banv Nt1y journal, into yonr paper, and as It IS
calculated TO 1nislcad in respect to the Bank
Lock without any key or key-hole being Z new
invention, wisl, 10 state that such lock WAS
invented by Lewis Lille, Of Troy, New York,
more than eight years since. was patented at
that time, and las been in use cvcr since by
most Of the b.nks and bankers in this country.
AL other locks Of this description are either all
infringement npon his patent or worthless. as
shown BY tho n,ans certificates Lewis Lll'1e~s
safes and Locks have rrreivc'l, among whell
are tl,e following:
, 1859-05-11

TO REET-Thc New Marblo
l. Frnnt sore, Laxc street. Nos~ ~, -,6 and -
..o store. on souh Water street, Nus. ~ Nv. 81 aoA
rs.
Al IT the ahove stoes well located for hu.lnts either
wholesale Eca. to grade, ave toe4e4 high with
dr ae,Enta aud water. xn vii! b. rtnses fpr ooA
to good and Responsible pt% II The following taes
-4te street 1oteA al through u Ho eIcE; Water sssS
stofe-hnua go to u 90, according ia 4epsh.
Aso+ Dwelling Houses On eos& ssds Of Unlisted aseft.
between Lake anu Elnco'pn %teeis. ,
A4a-3 Dwelling Auuaee with store1 below. OF Laxs H.
cor..r Of Hat1ed. T.
Aof:y to he Undersigned 80 1ake atzcet 4IEa b.
tween ID s;d i: uctu&@ /. ~ Ut u ?. ". BCEkI1u-
anI;,smxc3s; i. 8, HAYES,
, 1859-05-11

70 ,rlom ii sa4v co.''rr'! w hare this day
taken from OH, hank vault ono ot Dacon's large
sized, steel lined. vault safes, with his largest
sized bank lock, and substituted Lilies
Wrought and Chilled Iron Safe with his coulb.
nation Bank Lick, which has neither key nor
kew hvle. We hare the utmost confidence in
I.iilirs Safes and Locks, and cheerful!y recetn-
mend them to bankers desiring securities Tor
their money and raluab!eS.
tSiynedE Cnss. H. HAN q 60;
, 1859-05-11

E-W. 4. IIcudric, dealer in Watches,
Clocks, .Tewclry, Silver Plated Ware, aud Spec
taclcs. lo7 South Clark street, would most re-
specifullv inform Ills numerous patrons and the
public, that be has removed his store to No. lo7
Snuth Clark, opposite tile Mechanics I7.:titutcs,
where he will be glad to meet his old friends
and a. many new ones as see ct to give him q
trial. Ny machinery for manufacturing is all
complete. Wheels and pinions cut to order.
pairing done promptly. my?~lw
, 1859-05-11

We refer to tue abesc parties that the Safes
If the manufacture Of Wm. W. Bacon, Of New
Haven, Conn. are Of his 6tS. quality, and offer
them for sale at NY warehouse, Nc. u Lake
street, Chicago, at half the price Mr.. Bacon re-
ceiyed for tt.em. ~. NooLLEr,
Agent for Lewis Lille.
, 1859-05-11

- \ singular casc was that of Peter Alul]rn
a,rl the Murphys, two brothers aud the mother
Of is deceased wife, whose body he wished and
w:,, proceeding 10 remove from ono place Of
in:crtnen, to another, when they dcnurrtd :Ild
came 10 the resistance Of blows They are s.l,-
der Louis to appear On cl.urge Of assault and
rttrrr.
, 1859-05-11
To lteut.

TO RtNT-l.utS on Franklin and
Market ~tErr!'. a'v. ,'l;...n >y.nu. T., i..-& t.,
i've yt,r- Ai;hs t. >.sM; Ell JuflN, TnN nurtitesst
'i'e''4 t-A"9 4s'' >!4tr s';s':5 lItlu .w-.!.iI
TO HE\T-.A Two Story Fran
L nwe';n: with h.v+er,r..:. IN ct!sat, avr:r;e Ia
twtcn ueAt'rt i" ! H".ta:: %r,.i>. nyk-iwr
, 1859-05-11

Du. E. REAp1xG.-Tlis physician for tic
treatment Of Consumption and Chronic diseases
has returned frou, New Orleans, and may now
corner If Washington. Dr. Reading has had
lis o!licc established in our city for a number
Of years, and hts SUCCESS in the treatment Of his
srccialtics il too well known 10 need further
comments.
, 1859-05-11

.:73 The Art Exposition was> VIC are glad to
nutice, ihrnnrrd Yesterday by numerous visit
ors. We advise our readers to 70 once. and We
arc SURG the visit will be repeated 10 the very
limit Of their lriStrt The admiration and Won.
der is universal 1T the richness and liixh art
merit If the pictures. some three hundred in
number, with which, the walls are hung. Ger
tainly n" one could have expected or demanded
50 much Vi Chicago. The display is one e,ll-
uctly worth hours Of study. The Gallery is
easily accessible, convenient una well arranged,
ani for tho bri'f time it will he open deserves
fu! attendance at all hours uf the day and eve
Mug We shall uuticc it more in detail hcrcaf,
t,r. We atlyise ull to see the Exposition.
, 1859-05-11

~ The body Of thc unfortunate man, Jo-
<cph I:n:don. drowned 4, blue Island, WAS in-
TERED Yesterday br Mr. Undertaken Berry.
From memorandum book in his possession. it
is evident that he was born il: 0=wego county,
y. y, in 1s1o. The following memorandum
was found in it:
rLtchs Ho1zI- kkrx K7 HIcEe, krsMax,.