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, 1859-06-16

]: On Wedaesday, June s2d, the Sigma II
Society will hold its Anniversary, at the First
Presbyterian Church. At o'clock r. NJ, an
oration will be delivered BY Hon. Lyman Tr1lm-
bull aud Immediately after the oration. poem
will be recitcd BY Prof. S. Dyer, of lndiann-
polls.
?. The Anniversary of the Society Of Alumni
will be held ut the same place on "Wednesday,
June e2nd, ut II o'clock r. n. An Grafton is ex-
pected from J. D. Low, Of St. Louis, and poem
from F. Z. L, Emo.
). Immediately after the Alumni Anniversary.
the Sigma ri and Phi Alpha Societies wiil hold
their annual social Reunions: the forner at the
Dunlap House. the lutter at Kings Hall.
!. The Commencement Exercises will be at the
First Presbyterian Church, on Thursday, June
Esd. There will be two sessions: the first to
begin at o'clock \. w., and the second ut .
o'clock Px
, 1859-06-16
THE RxcURSIOHISTs,

Despite tile warning Of the Cincinnati Coaa-
msycitl: that tile gentlemen whose social sta
tus would - give character and importance
to the excursion from that city to Chicago,
would remain at home, we entrcat our
city readers not to loak upon their Cincin-
nati representatives as 80 many rcprescn-
t.t:vcs Of loa!crlon, making violent irrup-
tion upon them. We arc assured that the
party is composed Of gentlemen and ladies'
WHOM the citizens Of Chicago will be happy to
know and sure to respect,
, 1859-06-16
Dresa & Trhnme.
Gil A GO:


We notice in tho Ciacinua,i papers screre
assault upon the lucalcss Press AND TR1prxE,
by Mr.. Lon=worth ot thu city, whose wine botAt
tles the Chicago excursionists were invited to
look at. Mr. Ii wit il Ike too much Of his
wiuc-it don't SPARKLE aud his statements arc
like the labels on his '''ott}cs-anythi but
facts -.
, 1859-06-16
The Return Eisit from Cincinnati,


The Return lisit from Cincinnati.
sRRIyAL or THE ExtrRsl0NIsE..
Arrangements for their Reception and
= Entertainment.
Yesterday at 6! o'clock some forty gentlemen
from Chicago in addition to the Light Guard
Band, left tile Pittsburgh, Fort Wayue and CHI
caso depot, corner Of Canal aud Van iSuren
streets, for Valparaiso, where they arrived IN
due time Here they waited for the arrival ct
the train from the south, which Was TO
bring the visitors from Cincinnati, Lex.
ington and other parts Of Kentucky,
who, according to programme, were to rec'pro-
cate the recent visit Of chicagoans to that city,
aud parts of Kentucky, to celebrate the opening
Of another route to Cincinnati ria the Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago, and the Cincinnati,
Harnilton and Dayton Rai'roads. Speeches were
made at that point By Mayor Ilaines, Senator
Douglas aud Dr.. Egan, and responded to by
Nr. Brown, Of Valparaiso.
When the train arrived from Cincinnati, II
.,,s ,n,, t,,e +,,;,s-f,r +bc7e ecre two-drawn
- ..,t,a-.,, ITO and =, ,,,;,r deror,t.
~ - g.oa The tr,;ra consisted of g carriages.
all very well filed, receiving large accessions Of
passengers at Fort Wayne aud other stations.
i great number, either unaware that the rid
ing was free, or prefcrring the air, decided to
walk, and large number Of men with carpet
hnos fi11ed fnr time the leading thorOug hfarcs.
=. 49, T-.~a... rIo,.. t,,a 1,eoast n,nher of
1....a .,d ,;,;..,s ,r,ro nrasent-;, fact al,
q. at,.,nao. 49, s.on. WV !, ,r;n,tion until
a.. ...,a .-., ;,a,,,.,.u 1,,+ ,i1ht p,,,os uorc
-, -. A. .,u .,A,o e,r ano hrt ,o,r nv,
,;s;.ors raastnrcj ,hon,se1res at tb;s house last
n;,,+ xy6athor +,,is ;,nmonse iu6ur was nr.
,ot<J ,ra .ro ,t,ors n ;ndca ,n;1 tbcn,.
..,.,oa - s.r ,,t rno,,. ,ho nro,r;etors If The
,'a.., ~, ~ 49,. host :, tho ,,ra,niecs
''1,,' ~, "'N -s s...:.oi :. -, <ono e,o =,
n.,,,,.o- .,,.-.-
-. euo.,, ..,1,.o7 .o-7 ;,d,c.d
,,s=,,, ,.ord 81 a.. da,,t md nst ,f1er o'c1ocl
a m 3,,s a...,, - ,,,n .r,;ns IN conn vas ami.
n,,,od - :, ,,,.orcc
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o,.,aa ~ ,,,a r;,ts,,r,,,, Eo,, N,r,c E ,,,,;c,.
~. y..;,-.... r,.a a..s,I ,,,,>s,r of ~;x;,.rs !.
- ,,,n .a,a,n
c.vs, a.. ,,,,. H., c,rn,od ~ ,,,c nu,,hcrx
,,i,,, wa .ts,.. ,,',, p,rr,1c,, l. co..f fl1cd A.
.,.:,,..u- - ..;,,, .,,o ,n...naorr - ,,,o 1,tcls
o,a an1 .,'a,,. .,,o son. n,znl,sr of hacks car.
I'd aou., .,,v,, ..,;,o ,
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.,o, r..ne;I. Tox-..,, T.. nrc.;,.,, or
no.,a - T.,d. IS f;n.;,n,t; ,r;,b f,en 1cs,;c
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, 1859-06-16
The Cincinnati ExcurHtonfsrs,

CntrAGo June IL 1852.
Mcssr, Ta,er Hawk Co., psorric,orz Richmond House.
GEs7IExEx: ". r. Arthur, ESQ, Superin-
scndcnt, desires me TO say that it will afford him,
great pEensure to tender to the Cincinnati Ex-
cursionists, the free use Of the road between
Chicago and Hyde Park. He will carry them on
the regular traius IT the hours Of departure will
suit, or he will run special train. Please ad-
vise him Of the number that will be likely to 70
SO that cars may be provided.
Respectfully yours.
W. r. JOHNSON, Gen1. pass'r. Agt.
, 1859-06-16

| The CIrT RAILROAD CoMrANr hayc been pre-
vented from getting their ours in motion on Mad
ison street, owing to their non arrival from the
,,,,rf.,r,,,r,. rt. +x.,1. ho;,n ,,a.-., IF
'1Au'.o''' '1"e~ - ''o" oe''5
Inc broken stone neAr the rails, and relaFed
wit., Joliet gravel. which will undoubtcdIv
| m,se , ,-u,3 hid uod I'm cars beon bore ther
could MT have been nut in oneration. owing 10
~ r. r.
tue oeiaf IN Tue co"'plet'oo "' loe street. Inc
man who has the contract for the. Madison
street sever is making yery slow progress witt,
III. ;,h so,,o 4h;nt ba :, +rr;nr ~ Inc, ho,,
ms J'o' ''oD'e 'n'Ae 'e 20 -: "'"g ~ ~, ~"
long sewer may tnkc IN Its completion. othoss
say that he keeps The work back So rs to get
the railroad company to bur him OF, The jat-
49, ..o ,..r,. aa.;ro,s of .-,t.;n, :, ,r,,.;,
tef a'c wy oes"ous ~ se''"6 ~ running o''
der, and hive even offered to g1ve the man
bonus. and take The Job Of his hands
Tbo do,,ra ;r t,o ,ea If :, s;,,,o +,,c,- s,o
80. .ea 'A 49,. .'e S'nse '@eA a's
certainly 'efJ annoying and tedious TO travel
ers, and must be equally so 10 the company and
their cmnloyces. We hone the double track
system will not be much longer deferred. md
VIC trust. wien tried. will be- fund remuncra-
, 1859-06-16

~ George Roche. = witness in the endless
Barnes d Ncwbourne case, arrested on . charge
Of perjury fen days since, was acquitted res
ferdAy.
, 1859-06-16

w Gilbert l. Sampson sell at their sales
room, 81 Lake street, this morning at 81 o'clock,
splendid assortment Of furniture and house.
keeping goods.
, 1859-06-16

stick out
.EA regular line Of osuniluses will con-
mcncc running 10 Lake View House this morn
ing, starting from the Revere House, at}orjiug
i good opportunity to all who may wish to visit
that pleasant retreat.
- VIC understand that the little boy of Mr.
Leavitt, who Was run over bv the locomotive OIL
Tuesday afternoon. was attended promptly by
Dr. Earicn, who nmpu,ated one Of the cl,ild's
legs. The oihcr limb is severely fractured. The
doctor has hopes Of the boys recovery.
THE RAvE1s-This troupc PLAYED on Tuesday
md "Wednesday evening to crowded houses and
greatly to the delight Of all who witnessed their
admirable entertainment. They hare i good
bill for this crcning-one thlt will be sslrc 10
fill the house TO the last seat in the upper tier
.-3" The vault which fell on Wednesday
morning YVES in Or. Brainard's building, the
former banking house Of :Grccucbaum Bros.
and not IN Adslts' Bank as enormously stated
BY us in yesterdays paner. The latter has been
rnised to grade for some days.
We ore requested to state tl.at there arc
two cars On the State street line that run only
tc Twelfth street. Upon these cars transfer
tickets arc not giYcn for Outage Grorc This
need cause no trouble, or paying double fare,
for the cars are legibly labeled with their dcs-
tination.
= The Jones School House has its annual
| picnic ut Hyde Park on Saturday. The pupils
leave BY the train from the Central depot ut Q
4. N. Quite large number Of grown people We
understand, aud moreover NC hope, will accom-.
pany t.c Youngsters. During such weather Us
this, old as well as young, may enjoy the fpure
air md the delightful groves Of Hyde Park.
Alfred Cowles, Esq, ono of the propric-
tors Of the paEss AND TRIncSE left this city last
evening for Green Buy, OH his way to the Lake
Superior country, whittier he goes on tour to
recruit his health. Mr. c. was accompanied
by several conpcsitors Of this Office, wla are
going to enjoy tho hunting in the cool regions
Of tic North. One Of the party, viii see .Snow
sure.
TUE REGATTA which takcs place to-day
! will. weather permitting, be very satisfactory
affair. Of the first class boats which arc ore1
20 feet, have cuterel the Gipsey. Ed. True, Ann.
aud Navigator In the second class boats q
feet or under, the -Eolus, Lilly, Duck, Owl. Fly.
ing Dutchuaau, White Swan, Jennie and sylvan
Queen have eutcrcd. Tue prize for the first clas
is t1n', for thr second 80. The course is fiji
teen miles OF the harbor starting frun, the Sort'
FieF, Steamers will 90 cut during the racs fn
ef IL, -,
, 1859-06-16

LAsr MEEK OF THE FINE ART ExH1Blr1oS.-
This exhibition will BE- closed On Monday auth
i's'. Open from A. n. to IT P. w.; Evening ! !
IN 9$ Sa1S.1aF
, 1859-06-16

~ The s. c. 4. T., another new mysterious
.rdcr held meeting ut their ark last night 10
MAXI arrangements for the Initiation into their
nrdrr Of number If cinciuna,ians, who are to
be invited to become members.
, 1859-06-16

To C1Sc1SSA71ASs.-There will be regular
communication Of Cleveland Lodge No. I'll. F.
& 4. 3fasons, thi. {Thursday) evening. ut II
O'Clock, at their Hall, Clinton street. corner Of
Fulton, West Chicago.
B7esurcu from, abroad arc cordially Invited to
attend. IT. u. EGAS, ". II.
, 1859-06-16

Gonz1 FOR JrLr.-McNaliy / Co., 81 Dear
born street, hare Cooley and Arthur for July.
, 1859-06-16

y Tho Great Union Band are engaged to
70 with the excursion to-day to the Groves OF
Crystal Lake. This promises to be very
pleasant trip. FARE, 50 cents for adults; rs
cents for children. Cars leave the Fond du Lac
denat Mt ESQ A. Il.
, 1859-06-16

nicaliens for bis paper, putting himself and tra-
ducin:; others. liz signs them "Wires and
Mothers" Ono who Knows dc., but the fars
ufirl
, 1859-06-16

SopA FoCSrA.xs. Go tn Na,nilsop. Fuller L Co,
W. Lake Street, aud get your block tin pipe.
jr1l3t.
, 1859-06-16
THE CITY.

tTy Mr.. u. O. Walker has been five weeks in
Minnesota, md not fivc months rs stated in our
previous issue.
, 1859-06-16

- AL boats entered for the regatta will
meet this morning al Sturscs i BucAiuglsam's
basin %U at s.so Al.
O., r. RtcNuaSn Coumodore.
, 1859-06-16

e Yesterday n gentlemen with rich
brosuc waited upon Phil Iroyne, leading
Democratic politician, aud aa cx.clcrk Of Phil
uoync's court, who lad cons derable influence
with the Dyer Administration Hrte ytdrs ayo,
With tlsc following request:
IAN Mister Hoyue, will you do ne slight
favor-like?"
al will if l cam," said Pill, in his usually
goed-natured way; "what is it you want:''
"Och," says the Hibernian. ian want veg to
jist appoint HE On the pa!tte-"
This almost equnls tie periodical voting 70.
General jackson down in old Berks
, 1859-06-16

The following named gentlemen have in charge
the distribution Of Invitations: Col. n. p.
Johpson, Col. s. II. Kerfoot, Cul \. T. 1glehart,
Col, Robert L. Fabinn, VIM. N. Turcman, Esq,
Wn. Price, Esq, A. c. Hessing, Esq, aud Ia.
ber, Hawk s Co.
, 1859-06-16

r. r. JeifStoS. ESQ.,
DxAE SIR: Your polite note is at hand. The
generous offer Of n. X. Arthur. Esq. to the
Cincinnati cxcuysiunists is accepted. Tie time
for leaving your Depot is set for Frtda, the l'th
inst. ut T. NJ, returning, leave Hyde Park
about 5 +. ".
Respectfully yours,
, 1859-06-16
Nftn advertisements.

I" HSHfpES. A'tre-fsiH5 49s%&, 63 D~1rt,rn IT
Il d&AofiEua 10 rtrrire da+e<-meau for hi, md ~
Landing PopeT* Or h< North Hc't |sl beosly .
, 1859-06-16

- If you have a Solar or astr4k Lamp
that you don't want, you can exchangs or sell
It Ut The Lanlp and Oil Emporium. jul4-Ct
, 1859-06-16

~ Another new map Of the scat Of war is
out It is Sagc's, and shows eTery village aud
river in Piedmont, Lombardy, Tuscany, Parma,
&c. 1t is only 10 cents copy, and may be had
or Meva]tr l. Go.
, 1859-06-16

ELEGANT PAR1og AND CuAuDEn St17s.-Wo
shall sell ut Parsons, l7e Randolph, all Of his
elegant parior aud chambcr furniture this morn.
ing at 81 o'clock. VIM. 4. Buffers & Co., !iuc.
flnnecFn,
, 1859-06-16

No Hcxsre.---That sale Of Furniture at Par
sons warerooms il no humbux, and will be
continued this morning at VI O'Clock. The rich
parlor md chamber suits and furniture will be
sold to-day. Buffers + Co., who aleays aN
srhen thty adefrtite, are the auctioueers~
, 1859-06-16

bny at the Lump and Oil Emporium. kcroscuc
Coal Dil Lamps for 50 cents. LII Clark st.
, 1859-06-16

ADAMS HorsE,-Tnis first-class House.
thoroughly and elegantly redtted and furnish.
ed throue ehout, is now open for boarders or
transient guests, It's location on the corner Of
Michigan avenue aud Lake street render it easy
Of access to the heart Of business as well IS to
the best resident part Of the city.
ieS-st ", L. i j. J. PEARcE
, 1859-06-16

II Wctakc pleasure in calling attention to
the Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival, tu be
given on Wednesday, the ed inst, at Metro
po!itan hsll, BY the ladies If St. JoLns Church.
This Church is located near Union Park, aud
may be regarded al Que Of the " working
Churches Of our city. 1t was started only
about three years agu. and las been ttc ins:ru-
mcnt Of great good. We hope the Festival will
be liberall5 patrouized. It deserves to be. We
believe i'll helping those who try 10 help them
selves. and no church in the city can be regard
ed as more wide awake than st. JOHNS.
, 1859-06-16

q Gentlemen as well rs Ladies are insited
to make ii, State street, a rcsting-plaee. Grants
patent folding chairs. camp stools and settees,
furnish agreeable sittings while waiting for the
cara Respectfully,
ie1-2w H. G. VIZ ScHAAcx, in.
, 1859-06-16

NEASs All IT SAYs.-Ah 2dv.rt8ement np-
pears in our columns to day from 4. Il. Binin-
ger Co., 3Ss broadway. which, We are well
Gle which, though often abused, has great med
ical virtues and lawful domestic uses. '.Binin.
GERS Old London Dock Gin" dispensed by that
long established house, has 6ona .fde virtues as
cordial, and is strictly pure in its component
parts, and where required at all, may be used
With the fullest confidence. The name Of thlt
firm is guarantee Of the exact apd literal truth
of whatever they rcprcsent.-.N !. Commercial
For sale By lloyt / Pierce, Wholesale agents,
l47 South Water street, and by I'll druggists.
iel3-lw.
, 1859-06-16

ECONOMY is Wealth." Study it hy
reading Van Schaack's advertisement, and vis
itiug II State street. jel4.:t
, 1859-06-16
ARRANGEMENT
1859. Via 1859.
Illinois Central Railroad.

llllHVA3 GNu$A0A &A@A1A VAus
On ap1 after Sunday. June lezh- 's.a t1aiu1 viii Ate
thf frex Central Dtros- foot CT Lake sszref, tn A1on
y Louia Leavrnxnrth kan:as CITY. s. Joseph. Catfo
Nennljs Tteks.u1xh. New tHcaAA Eeo1a, ca EshuEeh,
Decatur >prngdel1 Tts1e a41se vaeeanes- Evansville
nar E1nress 1t an {Scadays 41ce2eaA arriving
t S. Louis II ~ an EziEo 1t e3 nm. Memphis
rSt Exrr.s It Ito tesunlays exz<r,ed, a..sv-
snx Il Peoria 1t 1s GaleeatEh II lUl5 a-m $s,
iduis Il l-3p pm Ca1v II 600 pm. j.
KantzkEe Accommodations 6ah tSands5s exespte}.
uriyfnx 1t kanfake+ II h9 Va Sltot5sa Fasstu.
~ t'af vii Be- run this fraiu TO TkBANA.
Traiu, arrive ia Chlea9 II s:13 and 700 pm.
Eecsnt sIetp!ne cals ..e run on Ill Might Trains.
BaSxzxe checked through to Ca7o, St Louis nd St
"T}RoEGH TI3KETS for ala at tho Coopanys Omee
In ihe Grf Central Depot also Z the os Of lde Pttis
'burrh Fort Warne and Chicago Ranrosa Company eypeE
af ffpou z1a Randolph strtets, znd II the Aehlsan
CenYai Ra sad Qmce, peorb@En strest, between 1A
nd Raadnpa 81 es ard Il II Ral.1o ID ots North md
Est. ... ,
HYDE PABK AND WOOD IAw.s rRAEs-
Lar. Chicago at ~ .a- 1ssreWaod 1.xns: ::lS. n
=" lt-oopooa =. =. !:op,m,
ss% @ P:sa. E. st s:toP.@.
Ears 10 cenu each way.
Cennraut,41on Teksts II s+dused .es god fox thes
General Passenger Agent u !hs EEs2s cest Il t1I.1
Y. B. JOHNSON, Gen Passenger agent, }slsy
, 1859-06-16

ITO RENT-TwnStory House No.
- 1atisaa street. lEq lie On tie p:tn!=c1.
, 1859-06-16

q Policemen inform US that they dare not
arrest any offenders for violating the laws
against brothcls, gambling houses, ETC. Feat
tcoykA.
1t is really disgrace to human nature to ind
a man so lost to all sense Of truth or deeencss,
who viii stand up aud state such an unblushing
falsehood. Aud what makes the matter The
more shameful is, that the author Of this Eiie
calumnJ Pypftases to be Republican.
, 1859-06-16

= The Jones School House has its annual
picnic ut Hyde Park on Saturday. The pupils
leave by the train from the Central depot ut Q
4. n. Quite large number Of grown people We
understand, aud moreover NC hope, will accom-.
pany The Youngsters. During such weather us
this, old as well as young, may enjoy the fpure
air md the delightful groves Of Hyde Park.
, 1859-06-16

~ Photographic Fine Art Gallery, Florence
l. Brigham, Proprietors and operators, l42 Lake
street. je1l-1m
, 1859-06-16

-
CHORA STITUTE
CLARK SEMINARY,
ERECTED Aad furnished II .iay on,a. d.
lars, l. 'catcd Ut ArRUR.A, Kane CeuEtT. H., fo:tS
Tie Institution The tsuk Of the Fox Ev"r osetntks
the M M a. an 1ss t & II ;!!,o so H iSa @
Ing Is Fire Prof. mae Of dir ensIn and In the Lest
style Of workmanship and In nLc architectural tsste.
P.ovsons .!s mads % sale 70 extended as t. aen!
g ii the departments Of Instruction. and tie srr,<ss
M the ae asi Rcom n
experience I'D q scrsson In ,ise hest Eassca in ass
dents. ~
COURSES OF STUDY.
The CoNNoS FSG11sr EEAHcm1s vii! receive special
attention. Nothing viii be allowed to suetse"c them.
are So provided far ho'h sass an srneuca @ 1Lt1e !
CoILtGx fa1rAx4 ROE! cors~E {pnr.iy Aca1euc,, aim
in At special tiorouzhness n Ltn, Grres aud Mathe.
Through that Of best Mercantile Ccleses md at
grnsfy r~i4p-.rt 1ef.. 04 fnif...-
viii sTe weetly lecture. !ln.tTsd xts sEsletaa. ID
Anatomy fhss>oney and NyE1ene Lectures On A9!cuf
ri sSe*y r. Bs'1py y MuvF
The Mimi LA1arAaEs arr taught BY persons who
speak and wrte them duen' ly-she German hy native.
fa md thorough eouse aTsoSe IN iht ssafss II u
abe r1ofessot aeened 70 qualify pupil. for t:s<hink
In every department a purpose furnish thorough
Instruction. and II 1a~ a1fole e1ts tie releA he
The term ecnmences September II. 1859 Far Circulars
ouE8EAc' i; hes' II pES33IpS As;3: II HACKNEY President
Rev LEVI JEsks. Secretary. tcl6s1n-d5.3
, 1859-06-16

WANTED-By a Young Man OF
W sl4ht yeass szpess<nee. .!saaiion =. cle!k ar
Eonk keeper. The advertiser native at Sooanl has
h! erat experience. Salary not much ebces :.
nsnent r0ploymcnt Address ta this once ". h. No. l.
i.l<3tx
, 1859-06-16

GTONE s. CO.'S-Ce}cbratcd Pat
~ teIt Self sei"g Fruit Jazs for preserving fruit,
At GREATLY KEDCCED PRICES.
Also Tia Fruit Caus os all lies.
4. X. i 4. II. MILLEEs,
3clt-S~~I1St 81 >tIte AtTttt.
, 1859-06-16

BE CAREFUL Iluw Hou IET.-Wc },aye got
some good conks ut some Of our hotels, anL like
other men they lave their weaknesses. We
know one who is willing 10 bet on anything
The clerk in the hotel. where he rules the kitch-
cn cabinet. is 4 wuE and is very fond of wa,crs,
got running tic dccip1e Of Sorcr Oh his iucon,-
potency.
The cook WAS irritatcd "Well," said he, Il
CAN cook with any man III this burg"
"You;" said the clerk contemr,uously, ~
ca,l make pie with You myself"
III bet you 80 YOU can't" said thc ruler Of
| the ro4ss.
"none to tbat," says the clerk, aud the stakes
| were put up Immediately.
| "Iou'vc lost your money said the cook tri-
umrhantiy, "you can't make pie equal 10
1ninc''
! "0h, did not say could.''
"iou bet you could do SO minute aga"
| "fou're mistaken" said the clerk, "lny bet
is tlat could make pic sriM you. can't
make one without you'
Here the laugh WINS against the cook. When
it subsidized the ch<j drr,<ine remarked:
"Thcn if you bet that way you've also lost
fur Il you bet that you tonld make pie 4oith
rnc ron are gone up, for 'front.' consent to make
one 'ci:A you"
The matter wus compromised aud neither
party axe SO quick to pvt up their money since.
- Peter Smith was yesterday fined by i
jury, before the Police Justice, for disortlcrly
conduct. 1t WIS one Of the regular call-names.
and-throw-water scrapcs, Of which he was found
guilty and fined t.
Mena Feric'' was yesterday tried before this
tribunal for keeping disorderly and imprope,
house. She was fined 500, and in default semi
TO Drdcwcll.
Daniel McCalcb was yesterday fined sa5 70,
selling liquor without license.
IN iucorriyible drnnkard, Marr McSuty wa:
fined Sci aud sent to Dridcwell.
Besides the above, there were six small case!
iu tie forenoon.
, 1859-06-16

WANTED.-An Accountant, who
has bad fourteen yezrs experiences In the BANKING.
Commission and Insurance nussneea derz stuatt1n- tn
give beat Of Eaxseness ahitv. ehsracte etc
linz aitrr+et to y. p E., Box 1868 r. o. wl efs With
p1mps asteokl&a. elNlu-tbb
, 1859-06-16
LOCAL MATTERS,

1A.X. l4X. 6F.N. ~. 11N. 6
20 IL IS @A} %Ea
, 1859-06-16

IL We are requested to state tl.at there arc
two cars On the State street line that run only
tn Twelfth street. Upon these cars transfer
tickets arc not given for Cottage Grorc. This
need cause no trouble, or paying double fare,
for tho cars are legibly labeled will, their dcs-
tination.
, 1859-06-16

LOIeREI' NEW FOUR MN
i UTE ICE CREAM FREEZER.
na!ycF-1l :avorte- al atzcs from so II qaa1t. For
sale 1t New York pIarss hJ
a. r. 4 G. II. MILLER
1elG ev.i3s5 =, ,tate .tre+t
, 1859-06-16

The advertiser. Of hrgc experience. who has had
S,ove I'D Agricultural Ioe tEads and naaaaxenent cf
s1n toblefs md manufacturers ndes his hesviec als
man Ia taking inventories toE n1ttes about
s..uk ut exchanging making assikdncnA bursting up
de- 81 purchasing goods in this market Il Tie lowe
dgr1s-wi re uniobted. reference, here detroit, New
To,E a..d I;,.ton. Address Box :sd1- tet3-tmd14
, 1859-06-16

FOURTH OF JULY-To the
J. coumsuen On Celebration la The counsy-We ~
at ali pstcrs f celebrations, snd nj! urnlsh eompsten
men to et1ct taa sazpe and cad Atr display.
ip7.r 81 " D{jANE CO. IS pda1bosn-Gt.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-12-21
Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this malarious poiaon In the
blood and stimulates the liver to expel it from the
body As it should, go it does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty And it does more,
or rather does what is Of more service to those sub
ject to this infection. taken in season it expels
It from the system is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently it not only cures, but protects frent
the great variety of affections which are induced
by this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tons, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach and Bowels, all of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found to assume more or
less the iutermittenG type. This "AGUR CURE !"
removes the cause Of these arrangements and cures
the disease.
This it accomplshes by stimulating the excre-
tories to expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
their office of their accord. Hence arises what
we term acclimatation. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life is not long enough, or is
sacrificed in the attempt, while this "AGUE CURR ="
does it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is q Surer as we'll as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatc infection, than any other
which has been discovered; and it has still another
important advantage to the public, which is, that
it is cheap as well as good