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, 1859-03-22

climb tic s.ceyyrades Of the Allegheny Noun
tains, aud thus tprivin. the Lake lines Of their
natural advantages in competing for the Pixies
Peak emigration. OF course these two PROPOSE
tions were resisted By tile lines which would
suffer from their adoption, with m carncstncss
pro;o1tioncd to the magnitude Of the stake for
which they were contcnding,
Elsewhere in this paper it will be seen how the
contest resulted. Tic Like Shore lines conccdc
two hours Us to the through time, while tue hour
If departure from New York remnins the same.
With this arrangement, emigrants by the Lake
:>!!ore lines will pass from New York to St. Jo-
scph, IN the Missouri, in about SIXTY hours run
nin:, tnc--: celebrity Of movement that will I'M
tloubtcdly attrac, To tlosc lines the major part
a..Tcn.S,r3kc" for tile merchants Of Chicago, il
they will but bcstir themselves in taking proper
advantage Of it. With little effort it will make
"ur city more famous as an outtittng point than
St. I.ous--but that little effort must he made to
secure this result. If it is not, the living cur
rent will merely sweep by, leaving only a few
dollars with our llutel-keepers, and our mer-
chants will count not i single dollar more Of
Eain ut tic end "f tic year. Wchavc heretofore
called attention to this outttting trade, and
urged The Importance Of advertising in order to
SECURE it. The columns of the Pass AND Tn1D-
rSE shor that i few huse wisely followed the
advice, and, TIC are glad to learn, are rcaping
Il go1dcn harvest rs the result. II remnins to
l~ scen whether our merchants generally will
share in this trade. or whether they will per-
Init it to pass intn the hands oft!eir more cnter~
1,ri>ng ncighbors Of other cities.
, 1859-03-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

GRE.7 Jon PRINTING HorsE.-Tl1e Job l'riut-
ing department Of the Pass tsp Tn1nrSE
Company is The largest and finest establishment
Of tic kind in the West. 1t las more Steam
Presses and MACHINERY; more Printing Ma.eri-
ais and as Skillful Norl.nen as any other Job
Printing House West of New York. The 1,ro-
rrittors are prepared to execute ill orders IN
short notice. in fine best style. aud ut the lowest
living rates The numerous friends Of the
l'gEss AND Ta1arSE are invited to call and ]opk
at cur specimens and prices, before leaving their
orders elsewhere. mh2.-Sm
~ See advertisement Of Dr.. Sandfnrd's
Liver 1nyiEorator* in another column.
Ladies will make money by sending
Grape shawls. silk and woolen dresses, TO Sid
ncy Smith, M. l"' South Clark street. lie
being chemist and practical dyer. his work is
equal to auy done by the best New York houses,
in this city. Also dyes straw hats aud clcanses
carpet. at 49, south Clark street. Prices re-
ducrd to suit the times.
E- An adjourned Annual Meeting Of the
Lake Forest Association will be held oa this
tTnesaay' evening, at seven O'Clock. in the
Lecture Room Of the Second Presbyterian
Church. Five Trustees are TO b. elected, and
other very important business transacted. 1t is
important that every siocAholder be present,
Come yourself, and don't ,rus, 10 proxies.
D. j. LAKE.. Strr*tary
(Iitngo, March @, 1852.
e9 Dy the bye-spcaking OF that new suit
whenever you hare made up your mind to get
one, our advice is that, you fr*t examine cvery
other stock in town. and then visit Tappen's, ut
No. 1''3 Randolph street. His Spring stock now
coming in, is not enly cheap but inc and stylish,
rery hard to beat.
Grover / Bakers New and Improved Family
Sewing Machines, $5n-S775 and $l00 with Hem
mers. II. ALEXANDER, Agent,
1w-Als l6G Lake Street, up stairs
WHEELER J. W1tsoS's SEWING MACHINES
Northwestern Office, 1G9 Lake street, Chicago.
GEO. R. CH1rrExpEx,
mh5-Sw General Agent.
p11E's Pk.k.-Trunks. yalises md travelling
bags, MANUFACTURED expressly for trip to the
Gold Mines at r. l. G. s. WTight's, il and ale
| South Clark street. fel9-2n
- See advertisement Of Boudoir Sewing
Machines, l5a Lake street ia4-b905
E- See advertisement Of Quaker City So
Sewing Machine. l.. CORNELL Co..
| oc46-ly l33 Lake street.
, 1859-03-22

MICHIGAN CENTRAL Il. X. SrEAAERS.-Thc
Michigan Central Railroad Company Ea:c, VIC
hear, determined to run their line Of steamboats,,
cousistin. uf the IE1-'<rx IIotlJ. The N.Ymn"M
Lo.E aud the Mississippi, .urlngtl'c coming sea-
son. commencing On the 9Th Of April, between
Detroit aud Buffalo.
The SrABB1SG CAsE.--E:+ln. who stabbed
Wells Ut the Michigan Southern Railroad Round
House on Wednesday last. was on Saturday
held to bail in the SIN, Of $5u', Wells having
recovered sufficiently to appear and testify in
al. p,,+tor
, 1859-03-22
:jFDr EGdlc.

.DU[ Sutt.
EOk SALE. OR ENCll.ANtl FOR
L. AsTu!;E in :'-:,c- # thIcs'. ~, &
iSl,u+ar E:tEf,;a In Winnrtas"soustv a,scLs-@
iIuI 4 I".t,ri ws'aS or !" a;fs.cf a'.i. lmno
3AHti:5S. & St EstI :st%' IT, 'S'''' '> nS:, ":
Iuls SALE OR KEN'r-Two first
y.,s, :-s.ak l,,,-..+ III and .s West Randolph -.
Az f.as = r, =, NTH 4; :!ss ~ h:oss: s:'. y n'A
EOR S4ALE.-M4\LT! M\LT!!
WntrrEi KiXnXiL. i. Kins'< ss;vt.. Us 81"
I'Ols SALE.--A good two story
S;,,s aEx: ~: 'dsf ~ i: +. rtL!. %.1t!fMs h"sux
TOR SALE.-Wright's Reaper
Fa:tz .:sx @ Hnos u! M ,s' ;nsi ii and tit It'll: 3: x n?
stkiS F Imrr:":ns1t in ks.-n. a.',hi,s.: ,!,, v"s
wi, lie d h. ak % L. s,5 3;",f f.; 80 Z .,1 "1 s1fs
saeI !. iii: yp'na,y ;,; f,y%faS. f.t t.is s
",.,' .s,: '' e.,.,a '@ IL: ssn4
L,OH SALE ~ New Large Brick
R<ns he ls ;ssansr In s,*S sst s 4 'st '
Ss" tt .:y<: xS it,: -. s ..:1 s;i seascn!nse "
aLrs family vii y - -. se4r-rT a6.Ms1 e. sass "a
DEW FOR S-A1,E.-One ot' tic
lat rsx. shf NV - = -; 31%xs %x 81 Ehah T.
III 'v II large dls'Iet YH%SRhilv t L svffttTii fftATiiX%y.
EOl: s.ALE.-Country Rcsidcncc:n
wAuKEGAN, ILLINOIS,
+ ,f,.P f,r Wfx ri
, 1859-03-22

IT, II s'1s.. en- Ts:as 1 M nts:is - -: -S e,' >> - w
y laasss n 1T Y + f;: Hamilton uos. ,!,.s
s!3sef. ma:::.
i L. REED d Co.'
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
nhss e'ss N: ~ SIS Lake st:ss!
2 01;TEf PR EEEFT FIR 4 n
- cnrkcn-rhs rlasrs, of hi. Church xt,,xInat,
as :; is @ It. r.. rh"'x " HIM. sx:e 4 ~ MA ss 4 ut !
S ossts ;sh III &c {
see.---.--------- - nils:%t-e;..! !
TNIOSE 1850 EXTRA SIZED,
sa S1s ri: to :: 1T sE s:a
1S an .da ,as IsS ava w l. 5 ,s;x
Aiss a = ;;S ASbkE%s' Exta in s*s'ns", i =. s1d
" 80 .s.ss.: ::---------
w aMEliUe ,a;n ., ;n 2E =; o1,E: ~, u = ~ Inc 'g. ,
y I rst s; : : Sy Il i; ST.; Ss ss %
aiS%s:s5 T. 81 caicss st plsi:asiy % sai!si IT, " ~ As
nn:s. cans .;9eE;L III L!9a"f; $s:iia;I le -:
aS tx M;.,,s1y II S;lxrs aSrn.s ch:.. ,Ea Tns
j. MaI'xs :: H. wood p"sls; Il. H. Knisa,. 's a:,i
t :n ,,< %;n ';n % Hin u, cdrs nns M ~ ~ Ia1s nf,;
WIFI F.s Th,a,,.n s Il ~ ~. % i'osor. ~ inahm
s,nek M"ud:; Mn. tlt'rs, sto's' tl:a;r. ~ !.
3.::.. ..e--' -. ----- sHt::..s-.-.=
IiE NOLl4lII llOl SE.-l
Il ase hired Tue s+'tt lloae ft term # ys:::: sna
'stf sssss s n e Al t2" f K: &C. : e
sI II sSiis 7 IS Ill.,: :s:sa E Is
s + e :1;s ss f. Il e. : ut sur
IT'S sYata s'u'y a' respectfully Il ir;t's1 NtsKHfY + ~
r 17p1N,s >-E,,-rSrpni,1,,.,,t;.
IL Anew sup;,y 1t N
ns,y Central ss%s b:: s;s's: 5
TUSCAN OLIVE OIL-Sclcct
~ iv'S css ut rsse,pss sSsS IL s1eSSG ss
OLD PORT AND MADEIRA
" wIsEs-y.rv superler far ne,ed r.s;. vi
n,x t.,,,, hxSK Is: ;,,S NAxSEhS 1is5k,,
pHysIclASspK /, pKEscRiprloSs
;Ap.hxsa1ss !! MtGK : EAySEIs
TOR SAIEA Uo,s. and Iot
The subscriber gatrs III fne r..t:nse. ,ltsassa n
.hc c"ner u tS AID lEaIa ttrst. ~ .a:r Thy 1T
S's s il: r.: e ausy % p5azfd sad u r. =:
hol-t tn fo.t of!s as IL 1s'n l,ss ~ >tre r'ons
and cts. with! dFy cvl'a urle! &e ~E't l rttf'ls
le wl's5 an Es 3 ~, Mss @ n the me- mes ,h'"mS' ~.
slJ>lat1!1 111tlsE ol tAf Ms w -; aItHa' =
.a'ni q Es E'*s rs 1 tFsSs ~ as s1" Is We'll
aisd 's1th nfaa4eala elrno" aitd snEu! 5nIt*
Istms-s. sh anss 'n 5n1s' y pr eent. asef.
Fl :; dli il fHEw1ti. !. ots dc i 0rn s!sooI s
Co. nh.. s:t2 w
TOR StTE,-1l. 400 Acres tarp-
II ~ =. =,
fSlEs se'TefeS tRs lnTxs Lams @a ~ Aennmn' TO
h'e'. hhf.>. 1t@H A-''' g." ~" - h''sa.S s- n''--
L ALCOHOLISM bb1s Alcoho} tor
IA sa'ety SAWYER. PAIGE & t''-
fn'!s.. Wholesale druggists. Is LAX" si7svs
rN1;i,(-IN-f, LIf-1n I,,r,,;,,,,
f(thNlNN tAtlO' - '"EAait5s
nshe. SAWYER PAIGE 60.
,>X,,,,r,@" -, !.
/ INSEED OlL-14lllSeetl Oll tUr
saT ts sthe Sss o. oa.!si siHa!vrp 4! p.r.r t,rs
NM 50" en' t''4"" 81 49,
tN13IIjNE 5n E1,1c ft,n,t,irn
ia-At t1AA W., ns :, Nv .tr ~,
tN-yEI,.S TT1-rn Ey'r1,A f"T
LAW Flu . Il Ll1D La 11GtAA
J II EARS, i.fatitAe rctneir f,r THE Ferer AIT!
Ago;c fur sale ay SAWYER, TAliiE L 10.
NEu1e%ilt tt11Xtis.H. IL lahs .t:tCt.
, 1859-03-22

e.: II SfRITE.S. 1deeEt:sirJ A3t*, q Ds'F"oFA =.
Il aseAosi=eI to streir< advertisements r I& u.3 al Tive
Lea&.in7 Tdpezs Of tie .so7tA- ne.. 1A hs9&ly
, 1859-03-22
3)lrticular n0ticfS.

TliIC.tGO, BURLINGTON Is
= Qr1yt'Y EA1LEOAn.-rat.-s Wishing 10 20 to t.,,
Gnk D<.ks vi. the nk} Hill Fork k"r Republican F~rk
cln MAKE contracts FuTt ItavclSnEth by vauX 1t MY
oItee. CuptEatts A!su gvrn irr al kind. VI fright.
WILLIAM MARTlN.
tictlera frxixht Agent.
MlTrh t.th. lS4, mhla r3ul :w
, 1859-03-22

PlHE's PEsk.-Trunks. yalises md travelling
bags, manufactured expressly for Il trip to the
Gold Mines At r. l. G. 5. Wright's, IL and 2ls
South Clark street. iel9-.m
, 1859-03-22

en- naSs c",tr4c,. F"r, ass.w"Eh. :aiuS At ny
'<s CONTRACTS "'' s*7% %iLESH il Il III; SkFS i ts
tictle.al Freight Agent.
TiNllE Michigan Southern and North
l. sr1 Intaaa lsIlsnul Gus otlep, New York. March
Tas :,xkh.';!s f II. scr.ron hezvhy n:!!aet
r. o1s z IT, caaFy in Ii; 81 c IYxd: hio, Il
n:hls-sa-ca3a setrtaFy. PR. ten.
MONEY To LOAN ON REAL
lfl ESTATE SECURITIES in suaas Of u Qoo andup-
'<,'S "':;I:sx ;ES!s !" T. A*AststSs ! ciS: ..rv,.
NOTICE.-All Agents for the Sale
~ "f ,inr >.~k IT the rrnaent l'nAl!nx s.usation
x .s " m ns : = E " @ * .as IL a"s ~ ~ t Is
TIE coNNoDloCs RESI-
l. pEScE,
-4O4 E1ie Street.
IN the Nurth sa!e neat The Lake,
FUR SALE Or EXcifASt;E US FAyoltALE TERMS
Large pnrsson u .he purchase n"ney will is sakxlt
In pis as1 s Il % s1' M y; 5'.s STREET,
TslIE ANNUAL MEETING OF
ef4i;n Vim .s h*Ia 1t .,1tr >.a Association. ~. ldo
II
{ {, *a.; s.: ~! ;,s :. ' the *'*<~ 'f s*'' fur
"h''"'*t''4 L. T. "A1l sse'sea'.
4 MEETING OF TIE SHARE
~ HOLDERS # The s;th'c c'tal ~! Man4f.etaEsnk
NJ 5 W ;srss 1.as%sy .::u1 r. 's % s.y q Ssw is1s.
Il H. 'as a,al s mssa* @ :: H. ssss3s; ID Goarsay
will ~ hta y 'he sai oais: IN III m. III =, 5o @
ntss l. Sc Tsn t ~ *.St nirrears ,' "
ih., ssii sun'.any will saxr rGact.
nil. II %is;t: 81 - :. Tut ''G Eu. Es sELERs President
<,1,.1>.t, t13r 1,,-s1<Ess y
~ uiTcnrs.;s. ,s; E.ntopl. street, ~ vii 81, tho tho
whc II l. tre suck e Kch cab'.t fanisu1: y r.
S:s $ IL II; w.: i +
ANIME Frffr ''''slas'k '''s~hc:s' mn! IN gu
NIEIsLlN( l11AN1E-Dr:l1t3
On The rnl"a lsk e Lender rs; 4 81 sna %pxart',
af:: FL y =, ny pat S' 'N* 'Si eELETE
|,I1Ef,kS on THE ILLINOIS
~ MrTyALF1EE lNf1EANISNSS92t ;fTH%SS 2t;pFasY 1:nis x
!t'' VII ''' --------
MONEY TO LOAN
A'A II fs" pss esa' pr """'"'
FOR FIVE Il Is %
RUNNING FROM oHE To TWELVE MONTHS.
teeo B.E DOWNING. 5. ciaskst:
nNE HUNDRED IIlOCc4ANU
y I'm .lta!,t., i pfestt to MAXI Lsal,, q. SnE
ii,s u Ten p.r s.t. VI Che prpey. First Mor's1xe,
'S f' os |" Il: TT II wassf. i.' a: To- R.nt
10 I101.Es \LE ,IER~
;Sts Ss WIN s"u is n af9 .hs ssSs
W., s t. s,stsr III, ~ nsasnt w;.h wh"s'
EElFttrr HI EkffAlf
, 1859-03-22

IotNG MEx's ASSOCIATIONS IxnErESpEx1 TICkEr
We arc requested 10 stntc that meeting tas
bcen cnlled nj the lenns Mems Association
Rooms t,.-1sorruw "wednesday. evening for the
nomination Of ali {'dr"'lt*f Or third ticket Of
candidates iur the offices Of the Association for
t1Ir ruSl;n.- rrar
, 1859-03-22

and sister, for pcrsistcntly visiting houses Of i'll
fa,nc and ussociatins with the rileSt character.
Her mother, who is yery respectable widow
lady. tried every persuasive means with her err
ing daughter, and finding them Of no avail, was
forced TO make the complaint she did. The JUS
ticc Imposed nominal fine Of S., with the
understanding that judgment should b. sus-
pended on condition Of the girl becoming IN in
mate of the institution recently established on
Price Place, by the Sisters Of Mercy. for the IT,
crption Of pcnitcnt children Of shame.
IF. Il. M.'-At the FIRST regular meeting Of
"F. y. NJ" at the fremont House last evening,
the following board was chosen:
Irfxif<nt-Iicut. Col. ]. D. Graham. U. S,
Top. Eng.
Iics Pret;d<nts-Jalnes White, J. .. Dogget.,
", 7. Muir, Edward Griffin, r. II. Foss, E. c.
Larned, Dr.. Andrews, S. E. Dow.
!Srrrffayy-Dr II. Wardner.
Tr<a."rer-Capt. J. d. Webster.
Adjourned to meet at the call Of the Executive
Committee.
II Our Eastern exchanges arc very seriously
exercised ut the an1ount Of property advertised
! to be sold for taxes in Chicago. Why won't
somc of them try the experiment Of attending
| said sale. 1t would enlighten them better per-
lap. to attend about The Court House for the two
weeks preceding the sale, und learn that time
being money, good many hereabouts make it
in that way by dcfeuing payment Of taxes.
, 1859-03-22

-. See advertisement Of Boudoir Sewing
Machines, l5o Lake street ia4-hqO6
, 1859-03-22

w ANTED - By Il Competent
W Dookkeepe., {eooi p<11nan> ! situation either In
lIaak Commission Or Mercantile HOUSE. References
tYrrY,t}o,Iab]e Atdre-s u; NJ. box 1912, nh11e lw*
, 1859-03-22

ITO RENT.-Lakc Street Store,
i Nh. III. occupied ly John We.:. Possession
giy.a a::y III.
! ze-i!enIx. NJ. IT, with Lam AID Ga.lcn- FuELtusc
fer :a.+.
NsT-f'.,. ,.cs Of W,.t Mu.ou All Clinton .tseet. Al>u
lots ChIun ad Wes1 Ma1m asets Just east If uen
F3E SALE.
y GOTHIC RESIDENCE and Tam (wf.h lit, Eelr
Ti.Ln r@ i Ll-e LIT IT Paulta ami Randolph
ssst1- rz mon fak IS ~ III feet Fur particulars in
4ust u
{c!Sys--.su DIR. DUCK, II Clark strett.
, 1859-03-22

SoLl1rr llorSE.-lsy reference to advertise
ncnt in Ino:llcr column, it will BE- sccn that Mr.
II. Il. Hlakclv las leased the soltt House, and
will take Possession ou the FIST Of .tpril Iflc
ca'crs to the palate as successfully as l:c las to
tic laasical la>te Of orr city, his SUCCESS i'll Ills
new vocation will he untoubted
, 1859-03-22

WHEELER J. W1IsoS's SEWING MAcHrxEs-
Northwestern Office, 1G9 Lake street, Chicago.
GEO. R. CMfrExpEx,
mh5-Sw General Agent,
, 1859-03-22

4 The LIfstr Yari .nf hEk* IyinE ~ The west Ir"f
te S'ath branch immediately nesth II The new hr's"f
.'sh l"1. *t" b 1T IT orc OF ns'rc 5s4s. T:'st i-
rrs. IT r.. fttt rrrrtp switch
tEk h+l.. Lid dowu u;uu the lit ard rouHncu n cArln
.:re which l. to t~ :", feet long. sufficient tuE The
Ll.in9 Il s~ren i.1t If Eic- Possession 1en
nlnellrly. Inqs.c of the *a.scrsr At I-E1"n street.
tIt-ritr In,s street, la South Jefferson .trxt,
lsiA sf3 y,>f tbtarc.
rttt
, 1859-03-22

iE See advertisement Of Quaker City go
Sewing Machine. L. CORNELL. d Co..
oc46-ly l33 Lake street,
, 1859-03-22

Grover Bakers New and Improved Family
Sewing Machines, s5n-ss7' and $lN with Hem
mers. II. ALEXANDER, Agent,
lw-MlS l6t Lake Street, up stairs.
, 1859-03-22

w ANTED = 1000 Orders for
w Printing BUSINESS CaEns. W+,k tlcne sane
G.y sIa ortr received price from u TO H cs
I'M
, 1859-03-22

Irown he collured and chokcd him in a brutal
manner and pushed him into the lookup with
.rcat violence. Browns casc was shortly
called up for trial, and he discharged, as it WIS
evident that Miller, in connection with his
friend, brought the charge out Of sheer malice,
because Brown hud testified against krauk.
The policeman. Miller, was very properly re-
buked by Mr.. Prosecuting Attorney Miller fav
his conduct. We commend this policeman to
the attention Of Mayor Haincs.
SELLING YorR SlrrAr1ox.-Not long since m
advertisement WAS given into our Office. and duly
appeared IN our columns, setting forth US fol-
lows: ..
NATAN.rED-CLERk WANTED.
ne to gn to Tkes Fek thus slnE viii dispose of his .tz.
e nai,s Az ys aS1ss xnssf F. S T5kStS
Chtcug. III.
This all seemed well enough. and more than
that, even tempting in these dull times, WHEN
many :. competent person" unfortunately can't
well 60 to Pixies Peak, but does need the salary
by the above advertiser surrendered for that FL
dorado.
How many dollars were enclosed to Mr.. T. X.
N'ordcn it doth not 4ppear, but evidently some
| one in Chicago "smelt mice" and the adven~
turcr yesterday, while calling for his letters, was
! arrested aud taken to tue 4rmory.
=! He proved to be a young man named Jason :.
| Duncan, aud this time, sure enough, Jason
!! seemed to be "arter" the Golden f7ttr. Tie
! doubt is great whether be goes to Pixies Peak
| this spring; there is no question but he would
, 1859-03-22
1!1ld11tfD.

w ANTED-:A Horse and Buggy.
w Any p+rsnn having Eight twn &14.1 os,serct
Iuegy. an pi family IoEse- forale cheap fur ca,
tnd p'trchas-r ty aLdre!ag y. post uce box 4.i.
, 1859-03-22

HOUSE TO RENT AND FUR
IL NrTCRE FOR sh.tE.-A tnal anl desirable
ocsa .tn1ted |<txec7 s. street and Natash aveunr
three minutes frun F4Ak Dce. t:a.a!n. right
r,sns-,eat very low. Fw nsure grod md can e pur
er,ee.l Il h's.n "a opportunity 1dt rI fs any
mhsllw
, 1859-03-22

GTOKES AND DWELLINGS TO
~ -{Fe.onsrz ia the e-t.ie u Safn1 T. Skia-er}
INN Ste, n Lake strrt, First F1ooE. Basement, aad
Upper Fioo..
lk.ck Sio:e. : State sce Fist Flour and Basement
lfick rtnre. =. West Lake -tsrrt.
1z;ck Dwelling. ~ Next Lake street.
Fist Fioos u - 1zsa!le street. from May lit.
inquire uf E. &. HALL.
NEecEAw Nn 40 Washington street.
, 1859-03-22
II II e CT II Y.

TnAvEL AND l!rS1SEsS.-.tt our Hotels We find
the number IF guests arsiving daily III the in.
crrasc- The " Evening Change" at the fremont
Ilnnsc begins to link likr old fines.
, 1859-03-22

ITO RENT OF, FOR SALE
l. large frseta,s Etct Ic..n=. With stable an Ice
Iltu,e. gDntIninx f,tee1 hath sunEu- cellar ahd
attir. II j. t.;k} AuatI tn the sulA iluF a'l Ips
r. i:d@ .sses::e AID 1aIst;y ite To ". l.. i!A,D-
LES E,x II +. U. Iuh4-lEls
, 1859-03-22

II W. DENS1lOkE, having re-
IL. novel +, his urw location. will cohilnue !" inc
Flour, Grain, Neal and Feed n"@4"
ness,
.,, ,,, ,,or,n,l ~ d. t;enccl Con1mt*
In ,.s. =. att u4A,. a.y;nst* r. eo1ss u
nnsrnr In .f.fy ~ SOUTH WAEEf slhEET!
1nhItly cttl N "
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The majority Of hair washes, hair dyes,
hair tonics, hair oils, and the numberless pre-
parations which are now before the public un-
der such extravagant, hyperbolical and fan
tastic titles as we see paraded in show-win-
dow cards, and newspaper headings, as hair
preparations are all humbugs of the first wa
ter their real merit, when they possess any
is that they do no harm. Hogs lard, whale
oil, lard oil, sweet oil scented and colored
make up, when in beautiful wrappers, and
white flint glass bottles, the costliest character
of tonics, and when thus costly, are baptized
with some tri-syllable term, and caught at by
vereiant young and old of both sexes Suchis
not the character of Professor Woods Han
Restorative. This gentleman comes before
the world without any high falutin" Xiloph'
loforium, or any other astounding and start.
ling catch-penny term; he simply advertises
Hair Restoratiye-what it expresses, pre-
ciseiy-and as Restorative it acts. Buy
Prof Woods Hair Restorative, and as you
value your scalp, aye, your very brains, apply
nothing else for it may be that you will gel
some worse substance than perfumed lard oil
on your Uranium. Remember Woods Res
torative for the Hair is the best article extant
See new advertisement in another column
June z '29 t.
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feated for Congress, he can nevertheless max
powerful speech before the masses.
The specifying being over, dinner wa,
announced, and after most acceptaoie anu :,
bounteous repast, the multitude dispersed
well pleased with the proceedings OF the Gay
To the gentleman, Mr.. Carr, who superinten-
ded the table, all praise is due for the admira-
III .r,.ncements. The active and unceaslng
labors Of the Hon. R. C. Safold, Col. NC
Caurhan, DR.. Tegarden, Col. Ghamplin, ana
o.hers will meet with the appreciation OF the
peoule of the entire State.
When this great vein of civil strength shall
extend from the junction Of the Central and
Great Northern Railroads to point on Che
coast which will afford harbor and magnifi-
cent roadstead, and all shall be in successful
operation, our own beloved Mississippi, in the
fullness of her fame, in the majesty of her
matured and matchless might, and in the
plentitude of her power and prosperity, will
rear her crest unconquered and sublime" and
nobly and defantly march on to the attain
ment of that grand destiny which the finger
Of fate points out for her within the cycle of
her career; and then the tramp of her true
and devoted thousands, will resound along the
highway of life-not as the indistinct echoes
of retreating horsemen after battle, but rather
as the charge of cavalry flushed with victory
and dividing by their impetuosity the last dis
heartened and conquered phalanx of their en-
envy, and by this last act she will float upon
"sea Of glory"
DEM0POLIS.
MISSISSIPPI CRY, Aug. 9Th, 1853.
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COOKING STOVES e
- STEWARDS STOVE.
TEW ARTS LARGE OVEN. SUMMER AMI

STEWARDS LARGE OVEN, SUMNER AND
WINTER.
KING S TO We.
DEFORE OFFERING THIS SUPERIOR COOK
ID ING STOVE for sale in this market, the sub
seribers thoroughly tested its capacity be having
had one in use more than one year before he offer
ed them for sale Having satisfied himself that the
STEWART IMPROVED NEWLY PATENTED
COOKING STOVE was superior in every respect
that it would bake TO perfection, bro fry. stew and
roast BETTER quicker and with onehaf of the labor
required with any other cooking apparatus yet in
vented; to say nothing about the great saving OF
fael-only one-quarter Of the fuel being required
that is used with other stoyesand having satisfied
himself by experiment and by applying extraordin-
airy degrees of heat that the stove would last four
times longer than any other Stove; then offered
them for sale, under full guarantee to perform as
recommended, NO price being required until the
parties purchasing were satisfied. On these terms
have sold over 500 Of them since the first of DC.
tober last They have given universal satisfaction
for proof-the sales regularly increasing,
So well satisfied am that the Stewart Stove
cannot be superseded or equalled-until the new
patents expire, which will be in l859-that ex-
pect every good housekeeper in Louisiana and MIS-
sisippi will adopt them and with view OF meeting
the demand have made arrangements with tae
patentee and manufacturer for supply OF Five
Thousand OF them.
If there are any parties that have them in use,
that do not realize the benefits to the extent have
tions, it would afford pleasure to explain the
workings of this extraordinary Cooking Stove to
those residing in the country. 1t not being con-
yenient to call, would refer them to Article sth,
on page TENTH IN the book of directions for keep
ing fire over night and for saving fuel ct other
times. This under. fue is newly patented; the
other important new patent is that of constant
flow of cold air on to the outside Of the fre-box.-
This works itself without any movementof hampers
oryaIves and is constant when the fre-box 10 at
all heated 1t becomes heated air and passes into
the oven and heats that, rises to the top Of the
stove to assist the cooking there, and BY an appro
pirate use of the toprefector 1t is used over again
making this constant flow Of air available three
times In all other cooking stoves and ranges the
heat so generated is wasted and ows into the room
to damage the operator. The above described fues
valves and cold air receivers are newly patented I;
no other stove or range can have these important
improvements until Mr.. Stewards patentexpires.
desire that parties that have purchased should
work it up to its capacity to realize all Of the
sbenefits intended by the inventor and patentee.
SAMUEL LOCKE,
Sole Agent for the sale of the Stewards New Pa
tent Large Oven Summer and Winter Cooking
Stove for Louisiana and Mississippi:
Nav 9th '59-ly.