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, 1859-02-10
PRESS ANNfRIBUNE,
rHURspAY7foRNtRa. FEBRUARY Klatss5a
The Appoztionment Bill.

The more the Apportionment bill. bcfn1e
the Legislature; is rxamtnct the w01se It ap-
pcara The old law is bad enough, but the
'nrw one is infinitely worse. The table Of
pepn1ation hycount:as wifi
exhibit the lniquiy Of this apportionnent IN
striking light. We hare separated The
counties into three divisions. In one we have
placed all Tue Republican: counties in an
other, NIL the Democratic counties; and in
third division, dlt the close and doubtful coun-
des.- Ne haFe7,ut in the " doubtful'' list
only such counties as are" disputed "-vthose.
which went for one party this year, md the
other party last year. For example, the
Democrats carried Sansamon and Madison
last fall, hut were beaten in them IN 1856 and
1854, and in all likelihood will lote them iu
1860. 1t is well known that Douglas received
more votes than his fair party strength, and
more than his party will get hereafter, rs
they cannot always reckon on the assistance
Of the n. I. Tribune and Senator Critnndcn,
Or those whom they can Influence in Illinois.
With this preface examine the following table
Of counties
, 1859-02-10
The: Fa,',. ais.E dardei,t

~. E4ai.--- frxr m @3., ~ fnn
Dk4a RugA1.-1 wish tn trouble nm Win n
few questions. What is the best grass tor large
ANn a.so 70 ,, seq down permanent pasture
can 1rt anv anantitv ~ ns1 frnn, ~ s'aurhter
house; are they OF any value and how shall use
!ueMs An carry answer Will MUCH oDllge eu olo
"Asuu. 7pes'tuo5 yoats' -
e aee.u's4s I 1e " a4noss e's1y u.5 ~
49,. -. "A1 '' .A@NA' 49, q F'oA' ""''
.N,.nN, t ~, - n.'.,.'',..- 80" ,-.,.
Ao.s - -,sa.s 49, .sr. hass sss .s~.. -.
manasd ~ ,nsn,,. - a.;.,n - I ,,,,.tn..s rn;eh !.
..-sss,. ~ .s-1.1 -. ,,~sN-s,.. ~.
.,,.,o. :. ~. g.. a,.s. 49,. 1900 -. 49, ~
t,.,.4 .t-.l ..-.,--..,-
..s.4 49,. ~. asse.a D.. 49, -. :.
~. 49, - - -, ~ 49,. ~ -~s 49,
60 O., ~ ~. ~ ~ -. e 49, 4,1.-
49, 80 ~. .Auo p1Ap' =. ~ :1@s - Wv
aes " ~: p."t41 - 4u u4,us s@ps' eol'
eso " ussieo' e'en' Pefeania' steea at'o eo1l'
paet N 9Eo"1o' anu "efe No 10 ml1 awning
WIN H. II "pa4o oe our common "a'te Ctose1'
1fo1a WHICH 'ae oee "oolo taAs up esoles Of tne
pu1est money 4ae ground eooola oe aeePy
P'o"eo' - leAs' 10y. oeep' ana p*fe1Any
aaS1a'u' ~ :" A@"0 @uoeNa D'. ene o,4s '4ass VIII
70 A'ue ADs "o.ss AoA ''' 4uete = Nv "yse'5
ao'1S sns ~. - 4A"u' 81 ''"e' ~ s1s A4.aA'
nu' o'04 o' 4A!o'e.J - @As'o e'"H "t'A 4o'e4ea
eeeaS' LUZ en4' - s@7 "~u' " ss'A''n'''on oa'
71Aee9'e.4' es''
- =. =. ,
:. s ~ VIZ 'e eA'1
.e s'41 x'.. @ ~ 49, e>Aae' ~ 01a.. ADo' -
, 1859-02-10

tcsnea,,ns.ass Of ahs Press md 1s,bsn,1
Too11sBoRoreH. Iowa. Jan. q. 1tss.
am no" In Toolcsborough. Iowa. hare
been in ouita number OF citiea and towns in
H.. h,+ eua 9TH . ,,o~a ho,,.;t,, -. :
4o"a' w, NV uu,e "'N 1'o.e ". osau1''a' ana
appafenuy neA1hly loeauon. inla tohn Ii sit
uRsed on bluff OF the Iowa River, about tYo
mile. from ths Mi..i.ainni. The Inv. !. oood
f,.,..;n.t;,, ~ vi, ,;.,a - al .t,.a, at
!os na''ea''on ~ IL" p'*se ~ oil s'eEes o1 We
tar.
The citizens appear hospitablo, temperate and
,,a,,,-;.u. .,.a ;,+.,1,o.,+, tba ar;a.,.o \.
tu"u'A'ous, ~. 'l.ee0 su7 e'4o9nee o''
fact there are but fen pisces in Iowa wbere it il
not found. Hard times hss made its mark here
III, -, :, mo.t ~, oth.- ,o,st,,,, r. .-;.s
80 We" 40 ~ n'oss ." o'A'A 1oe1s'on'' DIV "i.u
ths INST dawn Of Improvement In business, this
place will no DON'T spring into new life again,
Property here has got down to yery lor 6purea
~ ;ronro-.a fa,r. ;n ~ .a;.hho-h..a -
eno improved ist"S II 'ne nelgaoornooo' are
now offered at almost incredibly low prices. the
own-rn HAVING hecomr alarmed at The cont;rna-
a.. .eh,.d .,.,..
''eA '. no4 saAe"
believe this Is the place for Investment at
tho present time: snd if our eastern cous;ns
vopld send or hr;no s,n. ot +hs;r ho.-da,1 ,xo,a
rsN--. 49, " 49, Aoa'ue0 so'o
mere aot lnses1"ens' lucy eoalo now secure the
foundation tor great fortune, through the pur-
chsse Of real nstata in thin town ana v;c;,;,1
rh;. .z....,z;t,. =. ...u.. ...t.---:-.:
s...t .uns ~ ~ sesase kreas o15Ruos!n HR leal
eon,;ons F., VI ~ any PM th o. INC mess ~l1 not
h.a.a.,sa TX, aIk,s1 ~ sn1so "oo ""a 70 %
~. hs. snoa.e hsnn g. 4!.sAy.
aun uia ~ oeeI tasuslte ePo' 81 tue REQ men.
nau ne1e - olo .1uat1n Ios' oi curious con
a.. .''Ip siso. oe'e.a nlouoas 81 very iarse
s'1e. uno nele' also' several springs OF pure,
'n,;n nsaauf "s'es, eooaga 10 supply large popu.
ts.Sa. sou ae .ne ao~n gsoHe N e,se me wafe!
eaa M % S eonuaeseo n pipes 10 all
Passe y. .no 'onu 1or tao accommodation OF ite
ihna.ol!ann f1te ven WAFER u also secured
~ nsic o. 'at'ous oep'ns' varying from ten 70 tor.
y 1eet~
, 1859-02-10
The Homestead BilI-.lts Prospects

The Homestead BilI..Its Prospects,
The Washington correspondent Of tho Phila-
delphia PSas says:
"The depreciation in the price Of bounty land
warrants in consequence Of tho passage Of tbs
Homestead Bill through the Houle Of Repre-
senta.ives, occasions great solicitude, u to the
fAta OF that bill in the Senate. There is. no
doubt, a large msjority in it, favor, but inss-
much - there il no previous queation in the
Senate, and ~ the bill will be bitterly opposed,
the only way to secure its passage would be Tor
Senators to set it out, which At the present i'd
vanced ssate of the sesaion is not probahle.
There are 80 many other messures, including
appropriation bills Of Government tbst must
BE- passed, OF that will be struggled for By
their respective friends, ths. do not think tho
advocates ct tho Homestead bill can put it
through. Doubts are entertsiued whether, in
the event Of its passage. the President would
sign it. He is not wiling to meet ths issue,
and, Of course, will labor to secure its post
poaement, which will bs equivalent oits defeat,
At least for a wear.
, 1859-02-10

NAA QENC1s LII. Feb. : 1s59.
A,toEs hress and Tribune:
With your permission, propose to give 5our
readers, in = few short articles, description Of
the country surrounding "The Pines" includ-
ing the city of. Quincy, and its advantages for
those seeking pleasant and healthy home. l
will here slate that hare no "axe to grind"
By these articles, ~ have no lots in the city,
snd own no land to sell IN the county. Tho city
Of Quincy and tho country surrounding It for
miles, il undoubtedly ths most beautiful and
picturesque in the Weat High, rolling prairie,
not 10 much broken a. to render foot of it un-
1T for cultivation, brt enough 10 to present =
series Of beautiful landscapes from every hill
top, and which arc rendered still mora Grand
and beautiful by abundant groves, belts and
points Of timber throughout the whole land
seape. which for miles il spread cut to your
yiew.
From "The Pines," which il three miles
north Of the citr, and two miles east of the
"gress river" glorious sight is spread out to
gladden. the eye Of all who delight to behold
Nature in her magnificent robes Of verdure.
leafy'shade. and all the golden tints of the sun.
light upon the sver-var7ipg scene. Looking 10
the west, the high blutfs with the "bottoms' in
tbs iore ground, in Missouri, all thickly covered
with the grand old fores.s in al their primitive
and simple grandeur, with COW and then the
Vhita farmhouse Of the hardy settler, which
can. from this distance Of some ten miles, bs
seen peeping out in strong contsast to the sur
rounding forests While still admirinR this REV
vast volumes Of thick 8uoko rpllino mn fro1, IL.
, 1859-02-10

eEnoff1tlc omit contained. 4st Els
- @E'oee anQ 0olbtiol QolnlIes contained.
TOTAL Gao
The Republican conntics contained 155,972
more popula ton than the Democratic conn.
ties by the census Of 1855.
With basis Of eighty members, the ratio is
1882 Inhabitants to each representative. By
this ratio the Republican counties are entitled
to 80 members, The Democratic counties to
30 members; and the close and doubtful couu-
ties to III mcmEers.
But instead Of 30 members to which the
Democratic counties are entitled, the Appor-
tionmcnt hill is so fi.1ucd as to give them Al
members, and the Republican counties only
80. 1ndctd, by conccding to the plotters the
south district Of Cook County, which they
think they can carry under tlcir gcrrsman-
der, the Republican districts only get 30
members, while the Democratic districts get
A, leaving Districts electing eix members in
the close" llst.
The bill is SO framed that should the Re-
puhlicans carry all of tue twelve close coun-
ties named in the table, and all of their own
counties, they would only elect 80 members,
while the Democracy would have Al seats in
the House.
The Rspnbs!ean counties contain. 90 4speoPc.
Oo9oaA c1au1'es ...-...-lea1a
II be nocra1s ..........,.......4Sl.'siid
In other words, II ,745 is the number Of in
labtants necessary to elect Democrat, and
2l,1c0 is required to elect Republican.
Tlis is called. carrying out the pure princi-
pies Of Popular Sovereignty" Of giving
every white man IN equal weight in State leg
islation, and Of respecting the voice OF the
people.
When The Republican members talk of cti-
cient]y opposing this monstrous Outrage upon
popular rights, they arc denounced as revolu-
tonary. II they possess the power to defeat
this infamous scheme, and fail to exercise
that power, they will be held responsible by
their constituents. Let this swindle be de-
fcated at all hazards, and the consequences
will take care Of themselves
, 1859-02-10

Soas G11sk--It is stated. in recent issue
OF the Toledo Blad<, OHIO, that drove Of 5000
seen At Winchester 4 few days before. Tho
owner had driven into one car the number OF
l.50o. paying from Is 10 20 cents each - freight
Tho calculation Of the owner WAS, that the teath-
err would pay him for his outlsy in raising them
and getting them to market, and that the prp.
essds Of ths carcasaes would be clear profit,
, 1859-02-10
Political Resolutions in the LeRisla.
tures


Since Martins Democratic resolutions were
voted down in the Democratic Senate, all ex.
planatiops Of those resolutions are important
Parks, Of Will Co., q talented and useful Sen.
ator, but an ineorrigible Black Republican,
offered the following as his idea Of Martins
" tue intent and meaning;'' but they we're
not adopted. They are rs true rs they are
biting:
Rxo9rtd. As the true intent and meanine Of
the foregoing resolution, indorsinR Tho Ured
Scott decision. that. by tho theory OF our M
siona1 govarnment ii powers essentially md
ultimately reaids in nfns gentlemen Of talent.
responsibility and worth, conposing tho Su.
sreme Conrt, not appointed by nor Responsible
to the people, and holding their Offices during
ths int IN these gentlemen, or a msjority of
% tho proper authority to prescribe rules Of
Legislation and lines Of national policy to Con.
gress, and to settle and Determine 1ssues b.,
tween the great political parties Of tho country.
ard that when apy Eve of these Reutlemen
agree upon and announce their opinions upou
any matter Of party or sectional controversy,
The merits or dement's Of such opinion arc moi
Legitimate topics for further criticism OF puhlio
dlsersslon, and 1t ID revolutionary for any citi.
xen or party to act upon the PRESUMPTION that
it will ever Be reTersed, or to struggle throupb
any Of the usual rnodes Of political scsop To o..
complish that result
Resared, That re utterly rrpudiate tue distinc.
ton sought to be set up and maintained between
different parts Of the Dred Scott decision. asscn
ing to one The character Of binding judicial su,hor
1y, and to others the distinction oi oter dicta. or
NICE expressions Of The individual sentiments Of
the 1odgts upon points not essential to The adud.
ca1on Of the cause that We recognize aud adopt
a4i the views in ta,d opinion, as well as those per.
taan1nS 10 the decision Of the case at law as t6ose
desgned TO settle the issue between the political
paf1ies OF the day; and that we especially ap.
prove that part OF the opinion by which it Is de-
!nons!za1ed that Congress aud tia Territorial
Legislature alike have no constitutional authority
to exclude slaTery from the Territories Of tie
Onion-an old and well established doctrine Of the
Democracy Of Illinois under the eloonent and con.
sstent teachings Of their gallant leader, Stephen
i. Douglas. f~'
The fhlloTin9, offered by Davis, Of Mont
gomery, in the House, is an emphatic re-
affirmation Of The unfriendly legislation'
doctrine, which he az well as Mr. Douglas
may some day be anxious to repudiate: .
;k<aofuAd. That all territory owned by The United
States ia the common property Of all the States.
and the citizens of each Stats have the right tn
enigrate to any such territory OF territories. and
their property become subject to, and must de-
pend upon, the local laws oi such territory OF ter.
Gatot1ea Tor tte pr0tectton.
, 1859-02-10
Steamer SeventY-Six Sunk-Boat and
Cargo Total Loss.

By special dispatch from Louisville yesterday
We learn that the steamer Serenity. Si1, Cspt. 2.
E. Barclay, bound from this port to Nashville,
struck snsg 1t St Martini landing, eighty. .iEe
mites below Louisville, on Sunday morning
shout three o'clock, and SINK in about twenty
feet of water. 1t is said that the steamer will
prove a total loss, while her cargo will be badly
damaged, and most of it entirely destroyed
She lad full trip Of passengers, all Of whom,
with her crew, were saved Tns 3aventy. SIX
left this port lass Friday evening, With one Of
the finest freight lists ever shipped for The Cum
barloud D;v.r
, 1859-02-10

-Ihe New York zssax~s sa5s that William
"ens Brown, colcred dram4tist, aad N sn-
gfa1etul sng's'e from slavery, il meeting with
great success in the western part of thai State
in publicly reading dramas of his own composi-
Gpu.
, 1859-02-10
Population Of Louisiana.

"a census of the State Of Lousisna has Just
been published. The number OF qualified vot
ers in the State is 4s, ,2s5-the total number Of
while folks 272, ,o7a. Tbs number Of slayes is
2s4.ss7. The uumber of free negroes is IL. .sss.
Compared with the census returns Of 1850, the
figures show the following results:
, 1859-02-10
AFFAIRS IN UTAH.

In.Gectual Efmts Of Judga Sinclair 10 Jfain-
Y tain the Lasos.2DfpIorab!e Condition ef The
Territory
, 1859-02-10
Hle1ifine6 Ms.

1:ou Will FIND Akk~
}SNuitUMlMe&NAGVvas 81
eoltISSM ISSMEI!1EEcos VI
124LAKE STREET.. IL.
THE GREAT WESTERN
" HoL EsALE AND RETAIL
PATENT T
-NEOICKo"E DRf'OT.
U-N 5ou xant remedy
IS sSSt{tGs {fs, ss!fa' s!Si'& 5S.% S +
1ca 6 q SoLI&s' 4a1ra
~. II you want Fever
fad sSllfa III s.94a d1Haa c.. g. * *
LAk%&
;:Ess::; i';S; ;:fESss:s {: I'll sa'fs Hii's: ID:
FDn Jcu !ant Rheunat-
+ sglh& e I 5af1a7 aHfif':st : o6: s i =
;; ss :; & q: sss:E ::E;s:7:sz :.'4H e
# ~ :: &: e.: !: {. Sss: Y: S::: 3:
"f you xant Puz.astya
& 05s IL LIKE saseet
EIfy ly.'a Z9a ;sat 14; = r.ta K!
i, ISsSffl*S f::s saisa stf'ii'es g 3D.: !:
II 1ou want soma Tono
es''st' = e = soEfaa. - y ssiPap sssiisPsp1s
CO. las Laks street.
: : s5s:sE S;;siSss ;;:j; Ill All: n
10. % y ii L.1s 1trees. '0 ......
Far ceseh Candies Or
| f. 1as Z: BotHn 61zEs q ssifH Il II
gSo.a ps.ds. p.s.e or
sSt1& Es;9 Z ssirh II 4fta e& + Il 4
UFor Liver and p51psp-
| saiFa Il k1a'ss'; IT, to E 6. S1lae: 1.1ss:
ERsst:s Est.t 'ss'fiSi ss'ffht e saffh* Il +:
| CO.. la4LAks-~ .....
11er q. r. j. st;;sasthsat!a: ;s.s1 t., Ply +,
| sIiTH CO. ii 4 Lsse1 49,
| VTor = Remedy spr iii
| F1vata Dise4ses r. to u
| LAkHA BOLlm tMfH&
| 90.
TOR 4 Remedy Eor pfs.
| Of the A4iu 70 70
| BULLEa. SMITH / CO..
LII Lakes,
| TTor Fancy Eo2ps Brash-
| q zud Toilet Articles 70 to
| R0t1LA SMITH / CO.. Ii
] LAke.1&
"7or HAdkerrhlef r.
/ tracts aud Pefuue1y 70 to
| H0LLES, eAlTH co, In
| LAk<-A
| ~ FoF T1usse4, Shoulder
! Az1ce3 And Abdominal cup
/ potte1x TneJ 4fe aGsnta to-
| tbs manufactures and vii
| teQ Il Low ps1cet. B0LLEA SMITH q, IN LAka-sk
, 1859-02-10
Letter from iowa.


Chap Real Ettats-Houndsa and tcr.-Drnnqed
Women Fros<n to D<atA, tta.
, 1859-02-10

~ The VET Of Races in Yucatan Ii brought
TO close. The Indian population ha. bssn
overcome
, 1859-02-10
.:oui apR1scnE1b, oeRasspossDEaitx.
1Koro Fnct4 in UAlattoD to the Rfrat
BeAoeeeey Hloe6fnK
1he Wheels Of EeEtslalton--.South-
road--The TWO MILLS Tax, Etc.


In Chicago, in May, 1853, Is rendered highly im-
probable.
It Is now found that there are 5000 Of the
checks which bear On their backs special endorse
ments to William f. Brown, Cashiar, without re-
endorsement to any other party. These have been
paid BY the Baa.d; bnt after payment could. not
have been pat into circulation again, be:ause
without that Reinforcement they were not nego-
table. The purchaser Of such paper was ce1-
tainly very careless Of his dollars.
The Committee are somewhat embarrassed in
their action By the absence of 4r. AcR oberts,
late State Trustee, who left home for Washing
ton day OF two after this fraud was discovered.
No one accuses him Of completely in the affair !;
put lere is general expression Of regret that be
IL not here TO add his testimony to that OF the
other Witnesses He has been summoned by te1e.
graph, but it Is feared that the despatch will no.
reach him, and that his account Of the sending
their contents and Of the authority by Thich he
acted in surrcndering such an important part Of
his trust, will not be heard nntl after the COM
mittee report Mr. NcRoberts is universally e.
teemcd; his integrity being without Impeachment.
II he knew what was going on here, be would
hasten back to guard his own reputation from
harm. Gen. Thornton, Gen. FIT, Col. Archer,
and Col. McCieruand, all old Commissioners are
here, as are Mr.. Manning, the Secretary Of the
Board, and Mr.. Ray the State Trustee now in
ofice. Mr. McRoberts, Rays predecessor, would
make the party complete. The other Trustees and
Commissioners are dead.
wrota vou vs.tardav ,hs+ = .s-ts;, .o,.
of tina boct ints,a.t -, +ba f,,d.a ,hs,t. -.
mid !, ;,..re.t r.rt;6r.,., Fa.th., .~.,.,.-
I'm ~ ~. 49,. ~ ~. ca-.~a.,. ~. - axa.
.ho.a ,,s, ,h... .s.. -, n..as s'
"a n,aar ~. ~. -. ~ ,es7 ~ 49, S ~ :...es.. - ~
mo hona, ;,.n.d ~ n.n ,hs-.as a ~ TO-. ~ sa"5. p
49, -, 49, -, Nr @1e'e oo.4e
II. 1,- annar.s,ns s;a, =. w.. . o.. :",'n..s IA
n.,, mt ~ ~. n-oe.ad. - a.-.;n t,ass ~ -.
thev do mt h.,r ;n,sre,t nn,i, 1eeo th.v v.-a
, 1859-02-10

(! One dosss often.epeated
u ! Eure cuFo for Ghots4-
tr1 .f1oFhnA, and . pre.
IveniAtlve Of t:holssz,
{; Only one hosilo In po$d
cd 70 throw cut oftbeUs
lem tho e6ects Of ms.dt
cine After A.onx nc kn ~
/ . one bcttia taken Tor
1Aun1tca removes Ill
1AloWpe11 Or unnatural
color trum tbs Akln.
oae dose tAken : ahc9A
time h&forr eating HyMk
VEor 70 the appetite and
nAtes the food dl&e0
!!NeA.
0ne doaeA o,lenrepAAA-
sd, cu1n1 1 ~ t1ulu 0lA4-
rhuA In It. Wos1t form,
Wills h d n, ~ . r AQ&
b 0 y - t.oCnplAlnns
yteld Alaost 70 tho dfA
do'e-
4 ~ ootues iii eure
Ofv3p9y b. exciting khA
soloEbAntk
W9 take pleasure In r.
,tnnmeo&tng thiB mestL
cine ~ . preventative
for fevsr aud A9us.
Jth!u fSrsS, and I'll
reveT9 Of ! MllIoxs
''tYpe. II opsra&ea With
certainty, and thouaao do
He wtllink 10 testify to
it, wonderful yi1t1e1
, 1859-02-10
ff1islkIla11en1a.
GREAT WESTERN
LEATHER AND HIDE STORE,

Ai "EstE3H
AND HIDE STORE.
= ---.
01s0OA0 SkS.T nf1GSS.,
201 and 200 South Water Street.
err,
A.A' !
W., LAY aAsa Just Is;c RECEIVED n BOND
fhEHca ssn sda k,P and CALF sK1xs,
~o S'If1s 1raut,
x.t I'd Is..ssr % Dale. III sas u. a.s<s
M soIrIIarsTR : .n NJ TEr a,fs assr ss,e,'@:nt et
OAK and HEALook Upper E1p aud CALF.
v,,uh .,n. L.slsGs LASTS md r1aDISaa
p,Aexn,,o. n..e
..-.... O@@~N0ohH 6kVS-s
W.t.z e. AHn Htok af3RE. ~ n souh
III. II h-Ths hi&he& ranket pdes aid u ossh for
::ss: 4.M
EA 7 H EKI LIE ATH III
' 'AAAs se eAnt ssts.1sd as1 Elf sktss
-
DIRECT Fho " FRANCE!
yAmEs xr11v . no
743............LAKE-sr...
Chicago, III.
"oo Aeeo eo0sSae5 On osod tho latzest Hock OF
Leather and E1,t3,
To b. speud h ne Wsx T 4l,o .1.-e. ,tass >, ,,.,.
LIATHER md INDIA RuRBrR pfr.uNa
oEoysd o.,s hs2s4 es2sT: a., JAaa kE1IY g.
- - .--e -aese: os.1 e9e 114e1&
"rS>n R-..oAoc
A9e4&s NE E&&6&&kas
Hue Az,o.tnen. =, r,,,,,,h md v~~,,h n-,,,. ,,,
vru~v nm. =. .a,..-
eA'Ao ~ AAS oaaaao"
Fr-~r~-
lEEIH HRUI&H fsSn
~
ru.x o.u.
fFeAs4 &aa Adsllsa Of superior QaAlty.
eoue New snd cho'es Psstesrs
E9SINQ CO MRS
arnrIoe ah@ vhf,a md d,v+ r,sr,to uor r,,t,h .-d
T-snn.-r1t ~ uosn ~ 1s,en - t1'to, S,s s.@1so A1o
eos t1otn' *t1s se1So A'o'''
Entat uev &sylse. inst rtcefvrd bx
Apo&hscaziea md deaiers IN Fine Tolie. Good4
III G = q 1Ao
RTOT1CF.LT8E UNDERs1GSE3 OyTHE
1Vo .oe1e VA enemLaa o5es aoa fattoes end nare
oPeueNA
, 1859-02-10

THE BEST SAFE EVER SENT TO
l @icaxe-We hs!s jett reeelVered ! V1LDENs
comfy .r,essarer's 1aee. haed .ta tssdeaed .tses
WITH tn1sde steel Burr P.aof Chez NTH a!s cck:
ehackes each VIII 1eep this ) .fe % exmbton ono
week P.1hes .ho are about buying ssea are invited
Proof Aafe9 Wet Of New York.
PRATT i Y10ROFSTER Agent
fAI 81. 9ov4h ~
, 1859-02-10
Rful E5tQtf.

Az ANTED 70 EXCHANGE FUR A CITY
w Kendenes.A
HON hS'Ih u.
uoasisin4 Of rve. EtoEY Milwaukee BIcE Nonar. .nt
hQdu6R Yard ind Garden. ali In complete oFfeF, looAt
ID In Of tho>e beautiful and healthy Lake faIns II
Wscon4n only ~ nss pr TIL. otss on ths .cA Of tss
Lake 6dors Railroad.
also Hanlsd to all Or sxahA1x tor oau ptoperu
WiseonGin Farming and Pins Lamb
gof Pasu&-lEs sddrna Ross 0moa Boz lAV
kC&.h
, 1859-02-10

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Fold b., BoILEs s4lTa CO.. IN Lake ..re.&
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Sold b, Z. I. WATKINS CO.. % State .tsr.t
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Bold BY J. h. Red Co. IN AID III Lake street
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
eoldby HAVEN. FARRsL CO.. II wusr sne~&
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
eo1a By SARGENT 1LsL1Y, 10 Lake arets.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
sold b, ..E g. r111ER GO. r Water street,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
sola b, BocKFk INNS CO.. :, Water street.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
soldby l. READ CO.. n Lake direct
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Fold b, 0. r.FuLLER co.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
HaEe fur taer Turtle md other Medicinal Virtues BE-
celebrated md popular shat unpnnc'p!ed par
ties here and esewhe1e h1ys counterfeite them ezeo.
Hyey md to prevent deception refer purchasers 10
tho above parties for the genuine article 10 the
Hostettcr d Smith,
ia35 es.tm P1rT7BQRaB. PA
NJ OTHERS, AS Y0U LOVE YOUR
~ oeatss ss On tae ~ :'srt p; e,:,, a9R:sn st
DEAD & III :'.ssS 81 s;s. IA LA
, 1859-02-10

"kur fEustek Shoulder
H1ca And AbdomtnA u cup
pot1e1x Tney 4fe ar nta Eoss
th8 mAonfAetur4f and 0fll
sell II Low pxicet. B0LLE
, 1859-02-10

AL WHO U.s. II ARB GIVING THEIR
uNANIM0Us TESTIMONY IN ITS FAVOR.
uKAow both toxsaa.x.
Fx1C1 oxn DoIiAa Fa1 3p1flA.
D.. SANFORD P~opr4etor. No. ~ BToadHAg. New
York. RetAled By al DEuxkisa Bold, al.o. BY
90LIH Smith / CO. ~ LAke-ss.. md
TAHNKBTQCK DAVlA
Iy$1.lv.AN81 tla RA1ffnpk stYAft
, 1859-02-10
THH LIVER INVI9pRATQ
fRRARD II Dk. aAAFoRp
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM cCaH,

rs ONE OF THE BEST PuRGATIYB
L md LIVER A1DlQ1NH now before khe publ!e
, 1859-02-10

|" for HAdkerchlef IL.
ttsets and PeffuueTy 20 to
@LLH. eAlTH / CO., In
I4k<-H
, 1859-02-10


browns BF0QCHlal If9CheS.
Or COUGH LozENoEs.
ftom Rsp. H<arx vara Beee1xr. eAo Ia. x,.d IL
7tosAt. .doe years ! haye never changed ny
vet betef Of iii Which heasn in ,hins'p, val sf
Rroun's Rranchiaj Troches
FtqmRo.EH caapta- n D. -y<p Ya,t.-1.an.
,la.s your Lozense. = excellent ar'e1s r their
D,.--,a W~.N@I:11 m"I m.
nromn nreaenlai Alocnes
F1nels Issfitxss, .sfu Yort.-I have baen afa!e,ea
win Btqaehitls during The p..s winter. and found
~ '
Browns Bronchial Tr0ches
Dr.. L<xs pzusczlbes theu in his practice.
kr0wn'A krnnehi91 TrAfhfS
D.. Bixats. SAY. .so simple md essrain.
1ndisp.n'.bIe to RuDlie spe.k.n.-zie.'. Asral4.
Df0WnS 0f8hchlal 4fScQeS
an saeslsnt a'tif'e. .-'af,':A E,&; e Hass1sf'"-
, 1859-02-10

"Eof Fancy eoApk. Brash.
"a xud Toilet Articles 70 to
R0tLR SMITH / 90. Ii
LHke.R,
, 1859-02-10

"for = Remedy fpr Ill
E1ivate Diseases r. to ~
LAeA BoL1n, tMlfH /
, 1859-02-10
Hail" Brushes.
TEETH BRUSHES.

F1e Assortment Of EaxI.h md French BEuahes feor
TWEaTT.IIgE cEN1s TO TN DOLLARS.
, 1859-02-10

Sfor 4 Remedy for pis-
eaae1 Of the a4in 70 70
BuLLn. SMITH / CO..
LII L&kr-A.