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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27

Fever and AQue

ftun wtlch mankind SuIFs sottt ISrge BAIT Of
the giobo, la DE conseQh lntt Of tlas6sef acion
M m .ne eysseIn indnced ~ tle poisonous minam
Of Vegetable decay Tbs exhhlatlon Is evolved
BY the actloHof solar heat on wet soil, and riees
with the NAtery por frbhl II While the sun IL
below tho' hori1oul this lvupbF fingers near the
earihe aurfhebeuuti ovlfasyls taken WITH r.
through the lungaiihto TOE blood There Il acts
ne an irritating poison On the Internal vfarera
and excreting orgapaof tho body, The liver be-
comes torpid and tells 70 .secrete not only this
virus, but also The BILE from The blood Both :
the Virus and the bile accumulate In the circhA-
ton, and produce viOlsut constitutional disorder
The spleen, the kidheys, and the stomach sym
pathile with the liver, and become disondered
also. Finally, the Instinct OF Our organism, as
II IN an aftempt 10 expel the noxl0us infusion,
concentrates ule whole blood Of the body in the
internal excretorles 70 force them 70 east II out
The blood leaves the SUFFICE, and rushes 20 the
central organs with congestiye violence. This is
the CHILL. But IN this effort Il fails. Then the
FEVER follows, In which the blood leaves the
central organs and rushos 20 the surface, rs "
In another effort TO expel the Irritating poison
through the other great excretOry = the ElSin. In
this also II fails, and the system abandons the At
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery of
strength TO repeat the hopeless effort anotlIer day.
These are the fits or paroNysms Of FEVER AND
AoUE, Such constitutional disorder VIII Of
course undermine the health If II Is not removed.
We have labored to find, and have found, an
antidotc
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
HIGH PRICES

As have been demanded by other machines,
to use all the means in his power.to let.the
Public know that they can get as good q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
Sewing Machine

As there is in the market, at reasonable
price. Our Machine was given the MOST
NOTICE in the report of the
Fair at the Franklin Institute at Philadel-
phia, and PLACED AT THE HEA d Of
The list in point of merit, and has received
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-27
"a Stitch in Time Saves Nine.
THE SIMPLE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT
4 we have Machine in every way equal to the
FirS-ClaSs Machines,
AT THE VERY Low PRICE Oh
$35

ALSO, the reputation it has acquired in ev-
cry place where it has been introduced, has
heretofore rendered it unnecessary with
the limited means we have had for supply
ing ourselves with Machines, to advertise to
any great extent,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
OBITUARY.

Died. on Tuesday morning, August Both Rect
NALD BEAUMONT, infant g of Leonard II. and
Maria b. Lyme. Of CONGESTION Of the brain, after
an illness Of only two days. aged thirteen months
ard t~ehty-six days. Ia ~ %.
Sweet babel thau ART gone to rest. butthr de-
parture Of one 20 mild and lovely is deeply felt in
the desolate hearts If thy fund parents; but they
must humbly submit, for Jesus babe thee come.
naS- Washington city. Nashville and GAINESVILLE
(Tenn.) papers will please cory. $500.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

JNo. M. DoopRIDaE has been elected cashier Of
the Bank of Virginia at Cha. lesion. Kanawha
county. viee Samuel Hanpahs deceased, aud VIM.
Hedrick, late book keeper, has been appointed
Teller. in the place Of Mr.. .Doddridge, and Mr..
Mcfarland the President, to act as book keeper,
thus doing away with one officer ~ ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

BALrInoaE. Sspt. 2.--Flour heavy and ppohsng-
ed. Wheat stsadys e, 600 hushslss Sid o. y 70
to 81 4o; Red ! i0ts9I AZ; ,Qorr duil whits
80 10 AZ; yellow rs fpS< Bacon sidss Of. Ness
Pork Is to l53; Prime Is. Lard III 10 IL
Whiaky 2si, Codes sdyhnced /. ' d s, "a ,k.s s
:, Nav Yoak, Sept 81 Flour heavy. Southern
4 90 to IS Is. wheat hes d.wnwaFd tendency;
Kentucky White II So. corn hooysht 1 yellow
whisky heavy at 90. Stocks opened drm and slos'
ed weak Virginia o's %. .l,.l. sls,- ssssa ~
" Nes Iork ,Eseaiay Married, New York, sept
2.-Oo,.n Depressed. Upands III Southern
-four 4 05 tn 5.26. eMiyed corn 80 ~ 80 ets. Mesa
pork l4.75. Primo 1880 u i0.62. Lard l0Ss 70
Ia. Sugar doll and destined On the week
CptIee 6rm. Sales Of 10000 bags, mostly Java
Rio Ill to III. Molassss quist st 80 % ~. 10.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
MARRIED.

On tho ist inst. ia the city of Lynchburg. by
Rev. Jas. c. Clopton. Mr.. T. II. SILcoTr TO Miss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

OvER one hundred applications have been made
from all parts Of the United States for cadet APP
pointmehts In the Virginia Military Institute for
the session Of 1859-60. At this reason of the
year the Cadets in camp and daily drilling and
perfecting themselves in military practice. 100.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

MpsopIruEs.- These ANNOYING little night ma
rau,srs ass "a thisk ~ hops'l As this time, and
aAsouishiast aSssss and blood-thirsty. Like one
ofBarnums hpssbse ~hore awhe rsver they stick
their biIs they are sufs VI draw. aad they do not
be, GO smsil they hsvs we'll fllcd themselves with
thevsinnus dnid. and ieK sasmoriais behind them
Ia The lshaps 81 ssndry ssd splotches ever face,
nect, trends and arms. Notwithstanding. they
are nsithsr more nor lsssshas regular blood-suck-
ers. we admire them Tor their magnanimity.- -
Though they aimost slways strike In the dark,
they never bsxin fhs hattie without sounding the
alarm. l'SIn shis rsspsss Ne know neny men who
might take is~soa from sposqeitoee. Tor they not
only strike ID the DARK, bat nsvef warn their VIC
tim al danger. 4 lMalaGa 1.IaIAaA z aAaA go
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

,xSe4sts 81 faHz1Ma saassss
kEw xoeEg es1a. - In sesanekia onaker
CITY htA Hesssrs WI de4seExlH INK -
arrived. AsfssenEs Loyal E1ef1A lar nsles
much trouhlsf AsresissS IL rbtrs 6hd tspfniis
Health. COED Zoe he ssssesT. &salksrs ksl.a 3D.
g1rs aat and n shanesds Ffsigh. dali.s .ssg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
FALL TR AIDE, 1S39.
ANH5EySSSWsE 22RsHgto2lHlSSaHnk&s 'c 90

JAMES SWs1 2!2Sa RtEAES24sft 6SnHnkMs'C co.
Pians-F Ferries, Guitars, Victims, Music, &C.,
ia. 1se, ,Xais s6Ansst, .RfCHN0ND, erIRGISIA,
DEG esve 10 call the attention Of NE public 70 thetF stock
e S sss 9, iHs BY Ss
plcs which Win complete In every Department. and
wen worthy thu attention Of bayess .lel. ~
chants eondsn believing tat thsy are able 70 supply their
ss ne eSse m sssr BOOK BINpERY and MANU-
FACTORY, every description Of Blank and Men'orandam
Book and ii low pvieeA . . - -
.. rnss y o. he very bes maaai.surs
which they willing 70 ell on reasonable terms
Order respectfully solicited and will be promptly and
n sss sSass ' 80 = JAMES wooDHousE 90.
-. 9aichsnDua 1--we sfeck Market.
TlviNG procured De services Of H. Crockett for me
IL pupoas 81 sslnr Lse 9sssk b The Richmond market
Who LatAes ss Y. ;. !. o.. msss g. ne L. S.S
3 q sfss2 ss 5 ses =: a sssadss nom
iose sxpsens q b. able . give entire sasAeton.
VIII Hsks lssai aAvasesnsas On S xoysr
an. no 10y owa Il ~. R SNHsi.'
70 T mar ~ 6G1Fk nla ttresset.
VIZ ~ hssa Scoa ssss e Nss ~ .s
49, ~ ~ n ss5 81 - = = -
=. = 49, u u Is 49, 20
T.sss r 8: 80 s'is 3: ! - q:
ID e = 6 - s.......I xH rHoxrsos.
New, Commission House, ....
;!s asS 20 g ~ s 9.
.nss Vss,s s1sE 8ssrs asss "a III ~;
" q g ss.s T. u e: 6. E
.ne,~ ~ soon a. sol once Il sno g she.rsrs Msq ssI
jaiy sodtciy 80 ephA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

:; :Esrfosk, Hsrf, FRA ,0sS1asn iswysr. md
~ slsfklaf he nsaM 81 AIdsrmdn. y s-a arrested
yssssrae5e a NJ ippaues Of he selats Depart
nent. NJ wAshIARtc ~ : Shateed vifh fOrgng
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
Sale Of Vaiuabls Houses and Lots.

Sale OF Valuable Houses ana Lots.
~ ON "wednesday, III az tKrTkMHER, Il O'Clock,
p M fwnl I'll 1t ablIc nnclte4 rwe yAtuasls ..si-
Dasoss Ths ans "a ~ sesn q ~ sss and ID A y
e, <h etpet and rushing bask n fs % "a Alvey The
house Y Ven p e ps .na contain. Ssssn oo ne ~
net arg fanaisf sk ~ ses WI esh n eFss CON
Thcss houses IN an exrcieht and ~ With
In two saaarss q the mcs hu.inrS pN % re eiy
WIN spproyvd security requiEed and ~ s ss'ss nn Tho
sas Se.ssissps p-'N Ia Eseeusoy q d. wmfst dcca
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

a 1,i5. =. = :. burning ar i ataamar. 3 slsa IT,
Nsw 0aLkAks, sept 2--lTbs steamer Messen-
dale. hound from Msmphis 10 Nsw Orleans,
caught afrs, wa run ashore. aud sunk, a. Bayou
Sara Passengers and cotton saved. - s aass -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

lia re ia rev orlsass. sssssi, - 81 3.
aNrw 0elkAss, Sept. 2.-Five large shores on
Tcboupltbdiss ssrest vsrse burnt yesserdey filed
with whiskey and prvdsoesa As1.,.e ~ osas s3Ef
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

A RssasfHs - CaiAs=i=ss King.
.n4askzAe1oak - szsE. xsstss ~
,s.sEs e 49,: : I. !. :, S.
$500 I! - - n. !,
eshsr vsSs ill~ss1 - $3.50 =
IN. . viasw lsAy iisiSR y ~ - lkIbsr.
hood, alsetsssiasd y - eesfiAss - 1slsndsal
- 49, lhsd - = neAaS1E4 twty ri ae!
N0n1saf pus1sr( = - - - ysally lsaff'
$3.50 vjo31.aa u iaslr h4slj Mr. and adn,
EsSses 1enifsese3rus sunnll nn6iay ,ef indignA,
al stIs ails2 aioiais = 49, ~ lsrs. ssa e.
ssls.ais..ss :..ls !. ., ss'. .s,m me-
q 5. 90 ! 800 - s,':s I, , ,,:,,.
mssfwAd yfnIiRS5e9 ~ 10 Aenas 1t The parties
now soSiblSauIa "A tirshsr sAggsstsd that Y
aaYmAaifiss:aktk es1Nssssfth H. ssigelsEAss1
IA b<1Q 33bet bllhle lpnnse - ~ lersy
ssssss. J His Hedos. 3 tsae Is r. q
- rues6st ~ ussaita MSdan kinga1esps1
SS1ds II Vls sssS q sos V = n - /,
eouasst ibvths aszs swslsa -
iss fsrtAeanies. shs eass yss - 90 ss 8
II. ror.sp us Z eSs viz - yt.ias y.
thanks 10 ysh9 GAsis = y u ~. ssss.ssss r..
.lfsase KsfSstpsys ~ VT
tasssup .as.s d 9 slss s.ss .s
81 = sr..: So; = :.s e.;
s5sik g 81 80 n q. =, = s'.s' that
-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
THE oRnATnsr TRIUMPH OF THE Ao
PIA N O q .

JUST received typ splendid CHECKER.
6Ss7ez4 NOS PIAN os-cns q hsm carved Louis
xiv, veg besntiful. We i,aye siso full sup
IT, pS d kHsss PsaSy a. !, 4 Psss ssrropn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

~ Dsexsss. - pdrew d. Wilson, . citizen of this
couats. ssys The KanawhA SRepabiican. while on
his wss, last sfussday,F from. Chssleston to his
home. ! M niiss helSH hsss While, bathing was
drowned. u sssGs nal wilson, Rogers and Tyler
river. Rogers end Wjlsop went into the river to
battle at the foet Of The dag chute Of Elk Shoals.
Rogers evan 70 the shore toproSnrs paddle. and
on his fstnrn. Wilsoa was drowned. The body
wssfessssssd Ahcdt M bears stsr. . ,s.5 e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

Maj for sab>cription ... ' 904.
, This 10 . noble specimen Of the liberaity and
publir spirit Of Lee Impressed ~ that county has
Teen and ssssf il. We hops 10 see Scott march up
qaits assoldly and promptly. With sooh,sa spirit
ss Les haa napifss.ed. the work oannet fall tho
il may Js sssssd and delayed for . ime. -Abing-
don TffginSas .....s II. .s q.ss' r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

> Il W = .
InroarAxs 10 GARDixEas. A gardener having
occasion 70 nswly paint tho Wood work in thesip-
terror Il his grssaEh0uge, determined 10 make III
al of The fhssy u absorption Of heat BY black
oyvt. with de visw Of promoting the maturity Of
his pisse And ihrubs by lesns Of = greater qasn-
tity u Aelpfie nsis ID. u ssg3s :y1 .sl n
In the prspsratisa u thS paint no ussd coal tar
that 10 10 soy. IN pfoAcsd ~ ne distllation Of
coal In rhe mannfsessrs Of gss. This coal tar. be-
sides the advatsgs of ite deIur ofss considerable
economy in painting. bsisg about ens-aeA til oftAo
price sfthe material generally used 10 nixingblack
pains. The painting here in question was executed
before the sctaing In Of winter. On the return o!
spring the gardener bserssd With no less surprise
than ratissotion that The spiders and other nsects
which hsd infested his greenhoase had totally dis
appeaed. u He moreover remarked that vine.
trained sa an s~palier which fur the epace of two
years, had isens sansibly dssaying. and which he
putposed 10 npfoot. for the purpose Of Planting
another M ~ lAoe. had acquited such. renewed
health and yieos rs to b. capable of prodncing ex-
cesst tnbls graIes. Having applied his new
raint "a ~ pfops. asflIa&ss and erpelisrs of oil
his sickly issss and shrpbs, As reh ~ those which
though SIC h.H lAofn, .xSrs hang devoured by
nfseks. sacnsss again .onsWDA ikisa experiment
CaterplsnS and snaihr disstye ~ the insects
Ind vantthld Iran Tia Gp6sphaasss y The fruits
Irodueedshy the ts~ss thss trestsd have ELECTED
the approval 4pd eplegy u the purchasers. Sim
liar expefinsha. fffsd Do Ii 1isoads hare. j. is
said. been attended By siniirr rxceilent rssnfts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03
CHINA, oUEEMsWARE AND GLASS
BUTLER, SON &FRANKLIN,a
..,..a .,s3 "a, Late War;, n RsfSer),ti, x-f4EkxY
umnOrfera and Whn1aanlNa sAaAAerS.

CHINA, QUEEM6WARE AND GLASS.
BUTLER, SON &FRANKLIN.a
Importer, 'i and w wl.l s:ii'' ..p..isrs.
~ Main street, Richmond VI.
" AyE nov y .oc, ssa ,i y .sss.st.sis e. =, ,h'
SSHH AZ .$HsIS SI,S;s
ny -; =: $.s...:. ! :. ss: "a:
sst :. s:: 7. .ss s.s Sss ;
...s 7. ~ s e: sssss s .:s 'is .
q. %n&S :ss cs III
en-: ~; ;;::.:; M $50. Escs:s
.sag rs suzzxs1zs ron rom oa6xaszIs = "
'-''''a At very low prices ~ !. $3.50 sa
Lyle rosrnR. 6 D. - 3 IA ,e.saa.as,
sss'7s.s = &c HsM 0sNIrVERa JK.iA,1.a
- EcssssiT EosS 81 = .... ~
M -. &c ": = 20 Go: e.
g ss ''s. s.'e'.. sss 3 slS II. .,. :.
sursl4 z 3ss.s. S! IS. !. 49,,
:sps ~ ssi- ssssi - 3. lssss s - ~
~ i4ss. sAlssa a: = 4rssAY 49,
TysE oEfHEY1 iases PAIN me- ssh9 NV sepw
.s rs :ss s e. ssrs sss. ss zss i. "a
Il Attsntson hilat i Va q.
sd, Toss; e, - Is o III ~ ssss;ss % ~
= -. . So; -. as,L ,s.am q .ss -
WE sH1 Sss: tsa w, =
s1g 1e4lns Ln = yM0 = rUzyM4eE
Iy0NcEyrRArEp LyE-ieool IA p,sssasal,6 In ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

RarB-RoAD SuRsc afrTrok4 An election held in
Lee ,,ounly on the 2sth August for the purpose Of
vatifying or rejecting the order Of the Court Tor
e6unty, Subscription of go, 900 TO the 70. 4 KY.
Railroad, decided almost naaimeusiy in favor Of
forwarded % ia " ftis6ds .,sl a7
,r For sss.. 1888
> AtsaRts3 Nt3
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-03

Ribbons, millinery and straw Goods.
5 Fall and Winter 1869.
ARMSTRONG. GATOR &c CO.,
IMP OR TIERS and JOB1ERS
Ribbone Bonnet Silks ana Satin Velvets.
ESyaRuche rlowefs. reathe.s. 6tiawET7
Bonnets. rlats do., 10.
No. 9s7, and Ions Of go, Baltimore Street,
"ssE BALTIMORE, MD.
NFFER aaock unsurpassed n the United States In variety
~ and cheapness Orders solicited and pomps attention
given. ~
TERMs.-e months per cont on Tor cash. par funds
aug 16-dAc2ms
80 ACCOUNTS Dun.
LIE those having with win please cell and sell
"A lie she all duo ls January and lei July, snd Is
important that all be c0ecied We hope
country customer will either call send By mall.
Yours respectfully, i,.I
aug ala j. MATTHIAS n co
, 1859-09-14

STRANGERS VISITING THE CIrr shohld bear in
mind that Strasburgh's celebrated Zouare oint-
ment is the only article invented that will cure
badness, turn grey hair to its original color,
and eradicate scrutf and dandruff; and that
only article that will thoroughly cleanse the
hair and head, cure tan frecklss, salt rheum,
etc, etc; and that Strasburgh'a Nectariue is
the only oil in tbs world thzt will make the hair
curl.
Manufactured by Grrenebaum i Co., at their
depot, l6a West Randolph Street, and for sale
in all tho Drug and Fancy Stores throughout
the United St1tcs and Canada-
15v
, 1859-09-14

The following testimonial from Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher gives Evidence of the efficacy Of
!" Browns Bronchial Tsoches," or Cough Loz-
enges, which ara sold By Druggists throuahont
the United States.
DEnou1x, o. l. 1Ea
MEssRs. BRovS l. 6Sox:-Gtntzesae.-Ia mn
greatly obliged to you for the package Of T1o-
ehes, which came duly to hand by express. It
is nearly fve years ago that l aeciientllY en-
tered your ssore and inquired for soma
sort os preparation fur hnAzsenets. The
Troches which you gare ma entirely IN.
suered the purpose which had in view.
Sinca then, in ail my lectu,ine tours, l
put u h.ndfal Of Troches into my carpet bag as
Regularly "a do lectures Or linen, aud baEe
never changed my mind respecting them from
hs rst,exeept to think Jet Better Of thxt which
began to think ws!l Of. hare also eouamen-
| led them to friends who wers public speakers.
] In many instanees thsy havs proved extremely
Arvicsahte. do not hesitate to say that 10 70
iar ~ hars hid IN opportunity Of Comparison,
your Troehea aEs pre-em nentlJ thu best, aud
ihs first, Of tbs great Lozense School.
lam. very truly yoursr
z. n. B1cxr1.
For ss}s BY Psatan L Co., Lats st., cppossstee
| fAa Trsront Hon1s. ''-
, 1859-09-14

TA1Exr EXCELSIOR Qr1ck TAsx1SG.--4tl Eege-
talla with or without bark This re1oEuttontxer
hands Of the tanning fraternity, giving full sat-
isfaction in every instance. Now is the time to
buy right Geo " Hatch, Of Princeton, ILL
noss, the patentee, is now ss the Nation-! Fair
with leather on exhibition, whsre be can be con-
suited, or At the American House mornings and
e7euings. The process is warranted.
, 1859-09-14

WV. ToMIISsoS,
81 Randolph Street,
Has the largest assortment Of Sabbath School
Publications 10 be found in the country, embra~
cling tie publications Of American Sunday
School Union, Massachusetts, Sabbath School
Society, Am. Reform Tract and Book Society,
Baptist Publication Society, Evangelical Kno*l-
edge Society, Presbyterian Publishing Com nit
tee. Also. oi Carter 4 Brpthers, Randolph, Tbos.
Nelson / Son, Host, Sheldon i Co., &C., DC !,
Which we furnish II Eastern prices
, 1859-09-14
CHICAGO 1SDiA.RCBbEn S7o1r,

-CH1E1UU 1S0l1'NCBBER 11UHEs
81 Dearborn street, near Lake.
II you bare never visited this store, it is time
you had, for you will be astonished ut 1he end
less variety Of articles that ara now u1anufac-
tured from india rubber-belting for driring all
kinds Of machinery; steam packing, for en-
giues; bose, for Watering aud protecting you
clothing Of ali aires and rriees; boots aud over
shoes ior keeping wet and dampness out gloves
for softening aud bleaching the hands; air beds
md pillows, softer than downy feathers !; covers
for your horses, Wagons and pianos; soA cush-
ious for your chairs; toys for your children; !;
finger rings, with gold mountings; rubber
all kinda; druggists articles; efastics; fancy
articles for every body, &C., DC, too numerous
to mention. Call andse for yourselves.
]. D. IpEsoS,
arn7&4t Manufacturers Agents.
, 1859-09-14

Hrs1Ea's PHOTOGRAPHIC FINE Arr GALLERY.
1l3 Lake st.
The most extensive and best adapted gallery Of
the kind in the world. Pictures iaken by neto
and improetd light Of his own discovery which
makes more beautiful likenesSes that it is pos
siblc 10 attaln by the usual u=thnd.
Gallery open every Thursda5 evening for ex-
hibition Of works Of art AL are invited /:
frae
, 1859-09-14
U. s. FAIR DIRECTORY.

II WILL PAT to examine the brushes. Per-
fumery, Toilet Articles. and Fancy Goods in the
beautiful store Of Stebbins i Crsmpton, corner
Of Clark and Madison streets, where Soda
Winter il aayored with genuine fruit syrups
drawn from fountains lned With porcelain
sepl44t.
, 1859-09-14

WH1rrLz, ALLEY 4 BILLINGS,
lS3 South Water St.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Boots,
and Shoes Rubbers, Leather. DC. toee adver-
tisement.
, 1859-09-14

TURNER SiDwAI,
.0s Randolph street,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Saddles, Trunks.
Horte Collars. Horse Blankets, Gig Saddles,
Whips, DC, kc- Orders from thes country
tyade solicited and promptly filled. See adv.
, 1859-09-14

PAcKAnD / BELL,
IT'S Lake street,
Importers and dealers in crockcry,. China,
Glass Ware, Britannia and Silver Plated Wares
Solar Hanging aud parlor Lamps, Cutlery,
Lacking Glasses. Housekeeping Goods, DC. See
advertisement.
, 1859-09-14

Ho1l1srER e. W1Lk1xs.
Carpet Hall ,l35 4 137 Lake Street, up staiEs.
Importers and Dealers in Carpets Oil Cloths,
Mattiugs, Curtain Materials, Window Shades,
Mattresses, Feathers, &c, de-
, 1859-09-14

T. B. CARTER.
l34 Lake street,
has the best stock Of faH Dry Goods to be
found in the city. See advertisement
, 1859-09-14
sep1+4t Manufacture

CnrcAco MILL F1ns1suIsa DEpoT,-T. IT, Dax-
TER & Co.
West Water St. foot Of Washington St.
(see advertisement under Market reports] Stran
GERS are respectfully invited to examine our-
stock which comprises everything needed in b
FIGURING OF Grist Mill
, 1859-09-14

4. Gn1SES,
Is Lake Street,
Cash Jobber and Retail Dealer in Trimmings,
Embroideries, Gloves, Hosiery, Under Gar
nents, Worsted Goods, Haberdashery, DC.
, 1859-09-14

PEx1ox & Co.,
a Lake Street,
Offer for sale ns low prices. Clues, Sal Soda, So
phene, T burning Fluid, Potash, faiuts. Colors.
Pare White Lead. Red Lead and New Jersey
Zinc.
, 1859-09-14

AxpERsoS's REsrAcaAST,
s. South Clark street,
{Opposite the Court House-) The Oldest and
most extensive in the city. Always on band
der in any quantity, delivered in any part of the
CITY,
, 1859-09-14

uArDkT, hAT i Co.,
23s Randolph street,
Manufacturers md Dealers in Coach Trim
nings, Saddlery Hardware. Springs, Axles.
Huts, spokes, Felloes. Stirring, Harness and
Bridls Leather, Horse Culla7s, Whips and
Lashes, Patent and Enametlcd Leather. See adr.
, 1859-09-14

CHICAGO TrrE FOUNDRY,
90 Washington Street,
Type, Presses, Ink, chases. Cases and every
thing required in Newspaper, Book or Job
Office, m.nufactured aud constantly on hand.
Electrot3piuG executed in superior manner.
{See adv. D. L. Dop0E, Treasurer.
, 1859-09-14

THos S. D1cKxEsnS,
Metal Warehouse,
~ Wabash arenue.
Importer Of Tin Plate. Sheet Iron: Zinc, Cop
per, Lead. Antimony, Fenee and Bright Wire,
Timers Tools, aud metals generally. Sea
advertisement.
, 1859-09-14

PES7ox I Co,
94 Lake Street,
Wholesale dealers in Whale, Lard, Sperm, Cas-
tor, Linseed, Olive, Kerosene and Tanners
, 1859-09-14
HA1sEf i KING,

uA1sE1 i KING.
1GS South Clark St.
Homeopathic Pharmacy, Choice Sative Wines,
Catawba Brandy, etc. from the best vineyards
in the country.
, 1859-09-14

PEAKE, MARSH i DELoxo,
30 Lake Street.
Importers and Johbers Of Dry Goods. Hosiery
and Notions. Heavy Domestics, Fine Dress and
Fancy Goods. (See Adv't.)
, 1859-09-14

SIMEON FARwELL,
y, "A and 46 Wabash Avenue.
Bags aud Sacks Of every description furnished
and printed w'th new ard superior brands: A.
rAica ere Of mattriaI end brands in aetua!
, 1859-09-14

DAVIS, SAxIIn i Co., T..
~ Lake street,
Importers and Jobbers Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, DC Sea adv.
, 1859-09-14

L. B1xxGER / Co,
Established in Y. Z. in 1715.
Pure Wines Liquors By the package. c3ss or
dia Preserves, Choice Cigars, dc-
4 McDoxALp,
ISL Randolph st. aud cor: State 4 Randolph
, 1859-09-14

HAyE rou skxx TEE Gas Srors?
The Flat Iron Heaters, Steak Broilers and
operation Ut Walwozth, Hubbard ( Co.'s Gas
md Steam Pipe Works. e3s Lake street.
, 1859-09-14

Z. F. CuAsE,
lo3 Randolph Street.
Paper Haugiugs. Plain Ftgd Window Curtains.
Curtain Fixtures, &c. Orders filed at low prices.
, 1859-09-14

Jxo. G. PATRlnoE i Co.,
81 Randolph street, Chicago.
Smith 4 Palmer, n. r., Wholesale dealers in
Imported and Domestic Cigars, Pure Leaf, Plug,
Pine Cut, and Smoking Tobacco, dc.
, 1859-09-14

C.H. Lil1ibridge's New Photographic Gallery,
1l9 Lake street. on second foor. Lie size por.
t1aits, the best and cheapest in town.
, 1859-09-14

II. W1TBZCK Co.,
Corner OF West Randolph and Jefferson SIS,
Wagon, Carriage and Ilox Manufacturers