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, 1859-03-19
GREAT SSON STORM IN MINNESOTA.
LOOK OUT FOR 4 FLOOD.

Ef'uEnsI'onlcuce u the rrcse and T1ibunc.l
st. pArL, March, Il, 1859.
After a whole winter, as it were, Of mild
weather, aud just as every one hereawav seemed
to be joyously anticipating n speedy breakup
Of tue river, we were considerably astonished
by furious snow storm which set in yesterday
at an early hour, aud continued nll day and al1
s,,ght. This morning it was ascertained that
full! three feet of snow had fallen. It had been
raining southwest Of us for two days. which witt,
the snow on the ground precious to the rain, 50
swelled the tributaries Of the Minnesota River,
t!.as rise Of ten feet il reported in tat stream,
and rise Of five feet has taken place in the
Mississippi at this point, lifting up the ice, and
forming wide bell Of open water between the
ice and the shore OIL either side. With sucl,
rise Of this immense streatn already, and three
feet Of snow yet to III melted and run in, tile
towns below us must look well to their Loose
property, or they will get up some 1inc morning
and find it
"t;a1y aoating onward
Down the NisAs+ap."
Tic bridge Company have driven their work
along viii, supcrhnman vigor, in which even
Sundays hare not been regarded, and II general
satisfaction is felt that it is sufficiently braccd"
to sustain its own weight, and allow the remo-
raj Of the timbcrs upon which it rested, which
w"uld have been swept away had tho ice conf
mcnced moving, entaiing almost certain de-
| struction to the bridge,
4 young man connected with a prominent
dry goods house in this city, died in fit Of de-
lrium trenlens Mt Minneaskie, oil his route homc
| to visit his friends. He was very Incorporate,
aud lis friends here thinking he had better 60
home for 3 while, persuaded lin, t" do SO. lie
started in Burbank's stage, aud wl,'lr the horses
were Icing changed ut the above mentioned
| place, lc went into the tavern and called for
some whisky. ave have none, SIR" said the
landlord. "Ten fetch me cup of coffee, id
| quick" said the young man. They hurried out
for cup Of coffee, and on returning found the
Young man in spasm On the floor, from which
lie did not recover.
Indians are pretty plentiful around here now
] saw one the other day seated IN II cart caln1,,
smoking his pipe, while lis squaw was walking
leading the horse, und carrying heavy bundle
Of camp cquipage on her back, strapped ovc'
her head. LIE was playing Big 1njun!
The result Of your late municipal election va:
received with great joy i'll this quarter. Long
may YOU ware. OXIDE.
, 1859-03-19
WHEAT PROSPECTS.

-..,
,r.,, eaLora, @ n.1 asa lev n.y. Nc na'e sohses:ea
WIN :c'erot gent!etnen from the nefghbofing
+'...;n:s .uam' ~ ~ Eve c'ees ae.oun.s u .ne
tE.iac, ,E;ti,; tha ~ a. s,,aats s"ausI hSi
~ ,cr,s that ino - hso.r 80 Jaes u
5,assa3: - ."u us"a' ~ ~"
:; 80 oa,"a,;.'b ~ ~ WILL ot' at's''
~ neltel oea&! tuenl; ~, " . ~ apun
tI uans ,'e'u. Vur encaanses rom nll see1!ons u
.e and 2.t d1+ pa,n us tas stt'ae h. eieesg &
..jaao atu aoaD' ioa.r; ~ ":sc a., s;.'
g.u.e g.s ~ snes''ul noPe 'aa@nc 'u't'fe'~ s"'d
-fo"seTW.
y HEAT looks rathef slim for the Season.
Throughout the country here n the Pocket, 50
so fur Us re can learn, the present appearances
average poorly Tor this tine OF the year, consul
eE!ns ~ mloness ol tne season. :hoos ne
!alroaa, oet"een nele anu lhaianapons' tAefe
y scarce's PieSeo1 growing WHEAT 10 pe seen
!aat can ne ealeo nfs'.fa'e: We oniy nope
tnat appearances arc Observation-Disclosures
\1"e' A"4"treF.
MONTGOMERY CorSTr, 1LL.-Ne have reports
from all parts Of the country upon the subject
ofthe present wheat crop. The indications seem
anticipated. The crop is coming ont amazing
IT," is the usual reply to inquiries addressed 10
sow, last fall rs in the fall previously still the
prospect Of a good crop will, to, some extent.
supply the deficiency. Ss'ifc fields are reported
- M e2cei'cnt- Hhiie none nre reported much
less than IN avernge crop prospectively .-llo"F-
gonsery Msald 11fh-
CENTRAL ILLrSo1s-A Springfield correspond
cnt writes under date Of the l5th inst as follows:
''Mncll difference Of opinion exists among thu
farmers in relation to the wheat crop-sumc
affirming that if il badly used up, while this is
denied by others, who na;ntain thAt wheat looks
exceedingly well. 1t is said BY some tina, al.
though tie wheat looks well now, yet, in fact,
the ro"ts oft are damaged, and that it will cease
to grow, and soon die. We suppose one opinion
will be settled on before long. We are Inclined
to think that, although in some localities fI!e
WHEAT may not pc good, yct thaf, Us . Whole, It
will be Sery fair crop 1T nothing prevents be-
tween this time and har'est-
SOUTHERN ILl1So1s.-Everrthing is in an nm
usual state Of forwardncss this spring, aud il
the present fine weather continues, our farmers
will. the ensuing season. huryest Iteayier crops
thar, for 1,lsnr years past. Wheat never prom.
iscd better-t has come up gootaand full, aud is
several weeks ahead Of grain last xear. Fruit
promises abuudantly- many localities, espe,
ccialy where no crop Of peaches was raised last
summer, the trces ire now fuller Of buds than
c1es before known. Fears arc entertained tina.
| VIC may yet experience cold snap, which would
destroy tllc preSent urospect Of heavy crnDs Q1
, 1859-03-19

terfritcrs has recently been broken up in ESSEX
county, New York. Upon the person Of one Of
the prisoners was found book containing the
rules aud regulations Of the Mystic Circle Of
Alchemy" but principally devoted to an explain
ation of the process Of galsinlssn and electro
typing. 1t Is supposed Tint the book bus been
very widely circulated, and many Of the most
respectable farmers Of Essex and the adjoining
counties ere suspected Of having abandoned
their honest labor for the manufacture Of bogus
min
, 1859-03-19
Altered Bill on the Marine Bank Of
Chicago.

We were yesterday shown 4 two dollar bill
purporting to b. on the Marine Bank Of Chica-
60. which. proved to be dangerously deceptive
alteration from worthless wild CIT concern,
known as painc's 1snnk Of Chicago. The words
The Marine Bank were pasted over the real
name, with such perfection that but few persons
would detect it. The signatures Of the officers
Of the Marine Bank were forged. We caution
the public against such dangerous alterations
The bill which wc were shown il calculated to
deceive, and unless u,ucl, care is exercised, q
great many Of them may be put in circulation
Winoit STAR Ltuttttr.
, 1859-03-19

With this showing, it seems to be pecuniarily
impossible that the oppressed people whose
blood il poured out both in an attack and. de-
fcncc, and who bear the burden Of ofwhatevcr e.
pcnditurcs war entails. should submit to a
year's drain upon their resources, without re-
roll
, 1859-03-19

The Washington Union Of tue 18th INST, an-
nounccs tic following appointments BY the
President:
To be Registers Of Land Officcs-Hcnry l..
Brown, at Boonyi!lc, Mo-; Thon,as E: Massey,
ut Forest City, Mimi; Wm. Moss, at Washing
ion, Ark. Samuel Il. Garrett, at Ogden, Kansas;
George Z. Green, ut vincenncs, Ind. Jesse
Carter, nj Tampa, Fla. orpheus Eycrts, ut Hud~
son, Wis.
70 be Superintendent Of Indian .Afairs-Robt.
S. Neighbors, in Texas; james y. McDufic, in
California.
TO be Indian Agcnts-Matthew Leeper aud S.
r. Ross, for Indians in Texas; Milton c. Dicley
for Indians in Kansas; Alexander Il. kedfield,
for the fancton indians,
To he Surveyor Gcncral-Jamcs y. Mandc-
rilic, for California.
To be Receivers of Public Moneys-Ebenczer
Wurncr, at Marquette, Mich. Peter F. Wilson,
Flu; aud George d. Graf, Of Indiana, at Daco-
tnt, Nebraska
, 1859-03-19
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ASON & COMPAN 7,
At1 INSURANCE AGENTS,


~ INSURANCE AdESTs.
no,.u3a nr7,1nIrc cu,c.co. tt
"Is no11oiNs' efa'eA
s.:.,:x.,u
xzw won1n F1sr u sSSe:s COMPANY CO
N the 1t dav n Janu,ry ls nude 70 ths Audtor 1t
xatmss af ,a. ~ a3s III AA'' ~ '''
n. .srs ~ ~. c.nv.x l. ~r,. xv wo,, H., IN.
.Ssosx Company and located 1t No. y Plae street.
The @ s.eaas % q ,.4 c.p,, Stuck t. .eoe
! .ssrrs paid up s.--... a"""
. casa on hand nd In .hs ~ Continental naak ,a,9 4.
!; IT, 1 Eaass - 9oas on
o. fs.i estsse. It Itns .. ~ 1sleo %
1 nrh;s ,, ~ P.rmi --..' - =,
:. AL sshss securities aaN "
ra>s A-A.ss .,..,o,,rr s.eaNC1
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.SFz.1est1In January Il 1875.
W. nt esT g. ~ Sa " V a T. n
se statement T.. r, Il ;hs sonoa Of r. fair A. sn'sa
RE. nok Incprf7te " tic Stsse Of iinoI approvtl
ada ahe2ss, x I'll hs sd
atetory evidence Us; u y pe.sts.st of the REQUIRED
a. i q. oass :1uea insun:ni seq:aIy ,s P,t;
Krsston II t:he.1 ia ayrn,4 at he ts,sssetn o!he
1f @ y ass su a9 II W a an w
n*ha{ q xa Csmpaay. evassntinE thai s*.sc= u
a 1ssd upoa he Company, aad .a!s!nx III cIla of e.
hsS 81 sItu Is nIsnsne n The nro,n, If the let
3 % q ssstsy ss +; 7: II i
aq hunt aa ss az Il q :. hsy ay = b.
In txssl@ooy whereof, Eve hsscuuso sa,,.ertl~l
1axaS e. nse a1a r. s1xd se ~ e. 2. nx D1 GSs
i. 3. lS;s.
JESSE K. DUBOIS. Auditor r. \.
= Pleas notice III. feus-.os ..cnEaalt.:
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49, ~
Or NV York.
1850
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.,
.our., .urp1r,x1xs,-u.xrEro..
of New lork
errrurvv rxa1-ua<rE. <-nmpayv.
u New York.
S.nnnx1rE uySy-R4NCE COMPANY.
" Ssw York
~, y,,t
WIFI r NTTTE TE&V.R ANCE CO..
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|
Cant. J. Dorchester. Inspector.
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EetcD+lm ptcr l5b SHdth "a1eF STREET. n'ea&".
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AL lcslhA-s Z -t"GS'E
nDLE3N BUILDING. CHICAGO
|
st,t.n,rnt nf thr Condition n
| -,,r -,rE Wiz ,~s,.n ,vt,r ,.o,sp,vy
lat SIAiE flhs. A-s~t ".e>e1 eo14 @N*A'
TN The 3i tay of pyv1as l:s u, to tho Auditor nf
Ibuc AceulsA Ut the Sta1e Ut i}ntt pursuant to thc
.,tal,,te II sl,at State:
l. The Of the Company Il the "stac tle Insurance.
Company. and .tiaie.t At New Haven, conn. 49,,
T. The amount Ut IL tapital stO%k * sahNN
| $. .. -. :. :. LEabl up E-..-..-- 511NA
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= ke.l E>tafe unlaE.ntfseA 49,. :.
: llNnds owned " the cunfSahv .'"-'
| I. Deas due the Cenpsns. SECURED os meHsass
! ~ rss1 estate ~: -, i''''' "
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| Company 80. -...-....... .-.-..'.-...... A.Eo
| &. Debts due for Premiums
:. ILL otlef SECURITIES ml9
, 1859-03-19

a LAaek REwAnp.-The Boston insurance
companies hare increased the reward to &l0.
ooo. which was offered for any information That
would lead 10 the conviction of the inccndiasy
W.. VINO u hfed e. t1e Mechanical bakery. t2oo. .0oowas
fha.hFs. =
, 1859-03-19

All who Nfc Esfnss 1t AFo X1v1nE their
Unanimous Testimony In tts Favor.
~ satet T. .hs mouth ~lt na lnv'xorasor and
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER Dorr1E.
D.: s4x,o1n. r1opr*tor y. IS Broadway New York.
.,,.x nvzs Ea'5'E SS ,5 !, ts:'::s $sS| S; ~.
VoC WILL FIND ALL
Patent Medicines
1T B0LLEs, SMITH l. co.'s,
I24 Lake Street.
THE GREAT WESTERN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PATENT
.WEDICE.e.E DEPOT.
1r-1f you want rrnesy
&'LfEs. III s1ifif s33k1 . tSo.s (;
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+I-F"r yttn,!fu&r and nrs.
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Il CO.. La LAke-kt.
s1-F.r srrnxthenlnk rtas-
trr<uf1ll kinds ~ to Ht)lLES.
SMfTi! co.. Ia LAkest.
j 1EFur Remedy fnr MI
Private Diseases. Kh II III
, Ltke..s, HULLE~ SMITH
i tU.
yEF"T lktms.!y hr Dis
r.ues IT the skin, 70 u
ln,1LE*. SMITH i CO..
ls4 lakt1.
| ~ -f'M Fanny H.ss,ts. Brush
I aud rultt Articles - tn
Hul..E-S. SMtTll&CU.f4
| Ll1rst
/ ~ Far handkerchief En-
tracts Alt. Frsflnery, r. tu
bt,I.LE@. SMITH + CO.
III lake.A.
eE-Fur TFn<e. sh..tlrr
! BEA,~ al,t Al~t'HH!ctl sup
l.,ttrts. They agents far
tr manufacturers anil Will
s.ll 1t 'w prrrs- EulLES. SMITH + to+ III LakeH
, 1859-03-19

Boots a,1n Shoes.
CONETHINtf NE w -!
~ M1TCIfEL1is PATENT
Mctallic-Tippcd Boot and Shoe.
In improvement has been applied Roots ana Shuc~ t
iae! Grt saving in Exptn Is made. Every c. and
:tt c..trr knows that Cildrvn will wear out II tir t's
the h<-t ertce, ehne In four TO SIT week! an that
LIS hitherto drl the skill u manufacturers o obvatE this
difficulty.
THE IS METALLIC TIPs
meets anil n.err',ne* IT, =H.ll Esvc y epl~s Is neatly
fsac tu the toe 81 The la't sh~ affirming eonpst
l,cTtiun 10 It, 1 Fentersl the curts 1t tie lot Msrt
tEItt >talnt,er intellectual u Lick nr weir i but.
Ne pn~rnt this nvrnt0n with ths fullest knoTe9e OF
anil eIrefeIcr IN It's 1'rrttcl Utility Having now fur
nearly Two ytr ctn subjected Il. the srsezrt tcSs 1t has
ty III Intrinsic merits actually sutnufed srefY Nh
ttrnn tut cuII Enhy h brought a':a!nss IT, ~ tbs ae
.tn II Others will atun.auty corInhasIe We have no
hesitation In s1yta that the Metallic Tlpt1! shte y des
tIne cnily .upe.re. fur Children aid Youth the "i
tyle aud cs,n$dur moderate statement that die
the ud style. making ssiE of nearly wothirls In the
exf*nse VI saoS.
MESSRS. NADSWOKTIi l. WELLS,
OF CHICAGO,
Have BEEN appointed Agent. tr the sals Of tie Boats and
lt and authorized to dlspuse OF Town and County
Rights.
WILL 's><''~ p'ctfli CHASE, MCKlSNEr 4 co.
46 and 20 Water ST. Boston. Mis-.
N.H-Thia invocation Is complete protection from The
cutting of the Prairie tlt%, and especially a!3pted To
Miners and all occupations Which paetcariy expose
the t"e Of the hot sh"e tu being c or wo Jae6l~ay
, 1859-03-19

DEA1a IN THE CHo1R.-In Cleveland, on Mon
dag night, Miss Theodosia Smith. young lady
Of nineteen. while singing in the Basement Of
St Pauls Church, suddenly. complained that ono
Of her feet was asleep. Her friends told her to
stand up but she replied that she could not aa-
at once assisted her to rise, when she fell back
unconscious, aud never revived; dying in tho
course Of q few hours. The physicians Anrl-
butte her. deoease to paralysis Of the lungs. :.
, 1859-03-19
12a1Dn & Coal.

THE ATTENTION OF MAN.
l. CF:ACTrRERs, Foundrymen, Mulers, Pruprssors
VI Machine Shops Tug Dwncrs ard Steam Consumers sen
orally, who ART Interested In econmy, Is ured t. TIC
PERU coal.
not eaInted that this Ca |. "cqui IN every respect
to Erie OF lila 1li hut the t:ars om ACTC Al TESTS
wnr1h - PER .ent for Srau, purposes than that
which Is advertised Is equal In every RESPECT to Erc
Dsiar Hill"
This tel l. :er from Sulphur and other Impurities
nAu to Illinois Coal wleh hays BEEN the OF much
complaint, than any ether Northern Illinois Coa
The subscriber prepared to ~ orders make contracts
fJr any amount, a low the Cna be bought It tht
and will be Fad to supply those Who wish to test this
ea With enough for that purpose 1t tbs rate fur
E1ge quantities.
This toni will be brought here by Canal the present
SUI. At very low feurts.
tcc, fur the Present. Polk street between Clark and
lnllTIws MX. WARE.
, 1859-03-19

THE LIVER INF1GORATOR:;
L PREPARED nY DR. SANFORD.
Compounded Entirely from Cans.
/. Gus Of the Rest PCRGAT1yE and LIVER MEDI-
CINE3 now bxfpye The public. ,

=. Only oas sastk Is oe.d.i
~ ~ 70 sose~ oIs ost"t.g y! iii sms~
y : 1s !oox sys ssssaxss. s' 1'
, !. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,,kr I'M. s.ss ,vet sr n; s.jfo1,sss @
= .or unnstursi sojor fyrr, the
: sk,np Il n'Aa4
III
Ons t]oss talrn \ abort
a. tl1ae before satiaE. xi7ee
II YtQnf Il, the anr,xt{t = I'D
Tim m:s " ths ft,ts3 ,ifes,x vsii
~
( u fsna ,sosta oftrn r.r,,.t>d
cures CH1pyIc DEAxsrut
* In ia wotst fo71u. WhIfe
, 1859-03-19

x-1tn -,
Thss*' GC AS fetaovs ~
ths,r 1s nsaca \ hs,naY 4ov,
~ n l. iny!soratfnx he yto-.
N 1n1ch' 9.,stnx ftsAi 10 III
@-+-@F~4 fhAI
EIinr. living toua and
ht.,lfh to the HhoiS 1,achlu.(
az, rstnovtpE the cause 9f
the tdtEA1e-<0ke11ox @s~
HTf,LIOCS ATTACKS
m. ruRe1f. md what % sEt'
si.,n;tj usa u tha l.lvsE ln.F
u ,rsr.tnr
.,u ,1,.& aftar eattus nj
, 1859-03-19

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, 1859-03-19

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p,h.- I'm c:;l Corner W.shiastoa I'D DsaEeora:4.
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Daily Expns. Line u
CONCORD COACHES DRAWN Br SIX MILLER
s s% fse ,se SSa kp; HIT gsi q e Il! Gift fit
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BY : Daily Line Of Steamers.
Ltts tie on1y day I'ne Of tass' TO the Gold Mines
FRESH MULES EVERY TWENTY NILES.
r 70 ss ' S!fa
hsas aa = a9sf s9sf y crek . vm
tbs 'e ~
ml- fulty pounds baggage will aiso er allowed eeh q,4-
=: !. iaa .hat so ths'; ssy t9 ;na I'D
Tststs e; s ts caxc ,Ss It s 0e If The
eef Ss 1 Z 81: f 1 a. eYneeiux un
u TsEts. viii be .saay for sac IN aasanee ,he 10Th
" A's''' JOHN H. HocK1DAY + TO,
t The raA STATES Nall Luz se;S1 T. ~ as tt "na
DIKE'S FEAK!-1Io, for tile Gold
l. Fields. TENTS cf al tss ani 1t al pr'ees al~as.
,z,s, ,,ee ,,sz 81 81; * 'kF' STREET lHa' ss'a. ft
DIKE'S PEAK STOVE.
parENTEn
, 1859-03-19

~ Fiease notice the following Companies:
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
Os New 1nsk.
SUN MUTUAL MARINE ms. CO.
VI Sx~ fnts.
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.
VI NV furk.
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE CO.
M New TURK.
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY
Of New i"rk-
GOQDHUE INSURANCE COMPANY
N New lnrs.
NEW WORLD INSURANCE co.
Uf New Yusk.
MERCANTILE INSURANCE co.
Vi New iorx.
STATE FIRE EISsCHANCECOMP
Ui New iilytn.
Capt. J. Dorchester, Inspector.
f,.5:.s;]u t,f1rr. laI +sull. Water IT., thic7R".
101ItENIN lSSI Il ~ Z f
, 1859-03-19

City Of Rockford VI. G. d e. U. z. n.
The Galcna and Chicago Uniou Railroad Com
pany complain Of unjust assessment on the part
Of the city, a. follows: The total assessment
against tue Company is *57 .aa2. Of this susn,
$os.kN is assessed for the railroad track, and is
considered partial and excessive to the amount
Of $.s ,ssa. as II exceeds By that sim the amount
assessed for County and State purposes. The
totsl amount Of taxes demanded by the city is
tas ie;;e non the sla1m
s3>4.oS, should be abated, leaving the amount
Justly due *.5''a.4s, An Injunction to restrain
the collection Of the entire amount has been
ccahted By Judge Mnnierrc, Ct the Cook County
Circuit Court, und at the next term Of that Court
the case will be heard. J. L. Loop, Esq, for the
Gafcna Company.-Aoekfoyd Republican,.
, 1859-03-19

Frncc. ..-......S7no
Ru.ria 49,
Austria
t,arn!a <tC
t;reat britain Ii
kfzfa q
, 1859-03-19
For 39tke's 3)eak.

TOR PIXIES PEAK.---Hard
IL 1,aeut md crscke,s-The subscribers would call st.
trntp VI vnxr7atz their superior tsies for supplying
them With ad Brad aud Ctaekers. Having oeen ns7nf
years In the california trade. Il! who e1tIst
~ d, KENDALL i SONS.
u,hs-1m c:3l Corner Washington and Dearborn >ts.
, 1859-03-19

III II. fII0V1NC, -HI ClC Tl 1>-
11s L1sHER, = Lake szeet has ssill On hand tbe
laIreR stoxk 1T Musical merchandise kept by 2ly tahrr
hus thc SrtAwest an Sole Agent forthe creozated
Model Ae;*sgn- na4s by Ma:o1 Aamiin b:'ssca;
with Tue Patent Arb Hre1t Punk which b usrd y
other in the Wor aud Is the mott important
MAKER. do-wieh vcs the Instrument metallic and ctaa
k1tvabe aound-oF using Hood in the ordinary which
srtIrrs necessary IL weaken The part Of tie instrument
~heEsn the atsst p.sble st1cnsth / Fssu!scd7 su;
buf have ethI whereby they 4pns tAa patent Rsess
nto pso!ef form hT he aud e steam md powerful a.aean
arch xhe hbrvs Of the rood instead Vt Icing weakened
Y the enttnuIt being Interrupted at thort dsanc have
Peculiar fr1n they made o In the Patent Arch
Wrest. Every instrument Is ~azEaateI-
AL kinds Church AusIc f5onks f< s1r.
Tte ehesp'zt and -lest G'tr Book !s the AIcSE-uA.
HA. Price single COPY cents stnt ly mil p1p1 per
dozen, 40 al orders aut te addressed 70 i. u l1G
f;IVS Sa I!ate st,t,t Eh!czxu ial5b83+ly
, 1859-03-19

ID X. It. ! l. E Z D -
QUININE SUBSTITUTE,
or, Nerve Tonic,
WILL CURE FEVER AND AGCE,
Als4 Yellow tlass-. 4ua Fauana Fevcr. nea he
yehsc,l By tie u ihi. nrala. .~alsiy The rrcire
from, >ery cvlshratr,i Physician r thltv Eve ysEs
isrner ii lsp't.i* ana private :.v n w xstx,1y.
@ h ,*yn tsssa y r., al @ ss,'". Il H. c.nnsry a'nt 70 s
Western Southwestern c,utrs. whete Frvrs mud Axus
i ri xn! i Ia a @is II M su:sx ani at
trnsl ly t!,r VI uunEns A"rhne ai Ns1rur ffnn
f"a'i l.@ ion s!s M a,:,'sI~e,!af ins:Sl !" u san;iax @
n.a,l"n af>.r a:>: rsx:n!.a Al. s',:a,s,e ,hs IT
nstct xa?!t u. sht ~"r!. II y" WI k.x1 a!4.la
I'd ] s.S n ID liz ss,*t Il ut t:s,' ' .s. In
ig trade :. wuuid think # x'nf tu without
i i. as.:S h.*S1e; lss;' S::s:''$!:;4 81: $s;4.
w!%lsx1!e Agents. il s"u'A "4kr street. thl.aso, H.
1fUrHE}iS .AS YOU LOVE
AL Y"ar tb!nn. he On thr sc't nr sxesv tymptoa of
w"' Fur ~osns soc hs isa1 Of mS,e % tan a., .ny
DEAD SHOT eals e,autsaanst. is!d si,sl:. Il;
woRMs!! F{;5!ixs: Il; i : @*,,s,.,,,,rp
will craze. II wnfns arr present. heF NIL aaeE a'o "a
fertua,ly then, and saIr h*'lth in all ca*eA .
Wi,rt4. Worms ,-Thr4 tru',e--4np tnf*f* OF Ine
.to,r4cl, ad b,w rls children avc A.t found thet
nr.'ch u matches. prr1a,ton s''sd "isw,ys ~ Ms
biz cn.. The .sie ehiI!Fvn aee's'! with worms *heh
bcstt trr tuEte up their and spittrfe stiu cfel
al+,t - administration f the natlceus >una Hnder sne
1t vsrnlugr. viii epe thrif te noaihs WIZ eesA
ey tu thank tIr svtnts lr making pleasant cHe Tor ohe
81 the troublesome disease. Every hH1 walaatl
S,.kl Iy Bf,LLEs SMITH + CO..
1s3l IA Lxkest-. .tkenk tut Nur1hwr~trrn sIatcs.
- To " .ACH 81 r E Il :.
HosTErTE6's STOMACH BtTTERs,
S.;A hr iua1 j IS SMrYH ttt 3eA Lake NEeSt.