davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-08-13

E1tzw Yosk, Aug. 1s,-The Stock market mn
l8erwenta marked change this morning. Tie
depression 70 constantly the feature Of the deal
inE ii the past fortnight, giring plaee 70 better
feeling, with general r;se in prices. The buoy.
mt is most uotice. ble iu the speculative eccuri
ties. The improvement the only exception 70
the advancing tendency Was Pacific Mail, which
fell hAek nearly per cent from the best price
Of yesterday
II the bonds Of tue Erie there was I'M inl-
provemeut Of 3@1 per cent for the fourths-3Jt
1aa bid and 40 asked for the convertible of
1ss1-16 bid. Stocks we're better ut I'd board,
and IN evident inclination was shown to make d
market upon which contracts could be made ut
SELLERS option. K. !. rose t; N. y Central t :;
II. q. L; do Sousbesn preferred t Galena /,
and C l. Toledo L. A sale Of s5,Voo Erie 4tl!
ssor.asgs heada Was made privately Ut a7t, and
70 u now asked since the Receiver was appo.ted
The bonds ure Ill fr,ner, and more confidence
: j. fsl. in the future Of ths road. TIE heeelver.
bond il completed, aud rs soon as the necessary
legal forms allow he viii tn2e control Of tbs
chores. Closed Vi 5t@5i offered and asked.
, 1859-08-13

Br -.s. =. Nsw IaA. Ank.ak u =
Fsor.-Hzvr unsettled sod (. e.. ss!s: ~ :o
41a6< SDfF od I'D tof trsA xfonrd tg1nd Ao*p
1Hrle-olnslnx vtsY hkavy. CANADIAN que9" HJe sonf
= FU1..r-Wheai heavy And - ctu1eE Bales h2 =
eH&Tc fu4 ursouud ttxsd ILL., lilo fot cld x1tef ri
~ I'd 3outheTn a. white souher q tor
ID d. R3eqaiet ii 95e. barley dull Core esessed ~
Il loWer $40 ACQ bu rel nlzed Hegp 4 tic 6e*eee
closing xtth no 6uyes7 over T. 1uo b1 etesn Ielow
td At eoe sa active and Heady u 8340c 1oe stats
:HA44c for Nestetn and Cznadlan.
NH1akx inner Ut s5xA &c. ~
Fxur1stoxp-lofE dneE unchanged for prime.
ssjes ii for nes lS se fur thin IL 80 faf ptns
mes, ee for e3saf sad 10 o. for p,ms FL hssxI'
20 lor tepaeKe1 Chicago and Il o. fuI extra
small sals Of f hams q l58ls Nothing dong u T..
COP. Cut meats dull Al CHc for ehouldca1 and ~
aIs IAsd bnoyant Sales Il $50 b.!s u fSt Nc
pme Of Butter stcady nt lS8ltc IN Ohln ano
sTScx-Seuond ho.sd stter \ J bonds Of So. ~
11aslem, Sd mart, TX. g. q X 6i4. fae AaN *
NYViQ,s 80 u L Alx. u. + guaranteed s9t, PauAn1
Il44 Gnl Il CA1 81. ca III.
, 1859-08-13

81. LOUIE. Aug. ia special dispatch TO tic
RpkbIieax contains dates from Denver City to
i Convention Of l66 Delegates WAS in session
for ,the purpose Of taking the steps necessary
10 form ibe country adjacent to the mines into
Territory to be called Jefferson, and with tue
invention Of applsing at the next session Of
Congress for recognition and Territorial gov
ernmeut-
The Santa Fe mil with dates to the 25th ult-,
arrived II Independence to-day.
Another treaty had been concluded with the
Nora}oes.
Heavy raina hare fallen Throughout New
Mexico.
large number Of Indians were seen on the
Plainx, but they we're a1l friendly.
THIS txoopa ii Pawuee Fork were aA well.
Tho mail rtFty met = company Of troops On
The Arkaussa River en- route for New Mexico.
, 1859-08-13

- s.cnrn. ~~ ~ snrxrsn,
Com, bu ........ :ss Lumber. f.,......-.. .s:ssl
.,.a. s--n.- +,,ouoh nr;cr. .re MT h,ch.r ,h,n
.a. ~ ~ ~. n asmsna .u -. nr;n,;ns,r f. w. "
snr;nz, which sold freely at roc. Winter was
=. Tn;,.a -.ou..t md nr;cex rers rather nm
'" o@.se1 tsa'so,' "A@ a t ~ aao -. =.
1skt1ed and iTeRular. ABOUT Se'oVo onsnels oi
Ill kinds changed hands, at 81.o0 for No.
in ,.r.. s1,0soc for No, Red in store 7ofa
80. r.. c.9
1of tof no. heo I've 'os No Hpssns' 0'sS
Isc far m old No :: .nd soe for new Rejected.
A. thu close there was \ good inquiry for No.
o.~;n- Int t,,.re v.s very little Offering. and
nPs.ue. P.s- :. ~. 80. ,.;a ~ ,ch.nr.
u. ~, .na % is.nsd ~ M T ~ with u s.,.. r.
.,ou, as o,0 bushels. 1t Sc for CanA atloat
s ~ scs@s1s - sor Ho. ! in store with somc
eod e&9t0o1' 'oA 49, " 1o.1.
sslea s4ir future delivery at Goethe market
,aosins quiet Oats in better request and steady
=. az :. ..or.. Rve declined &C. A lot Of new
, 1859-08-13

~c- or BA11unxxl Lvt1rooz4 AuSuk8.
Nv Manchester AdY4ca eanpue fsvusahe. 1te mzzkss
11qs1.Genesa co<ed du .nd ths ou..4on.
wsst yassha 9aff 9e. pospees Fer ~ da saa etrsd
neeIJ :. 10 ei.M Khe.t &aa IT, iS!9xaz iu & e tse
eaesad1es1s ~ sssd; do wSits ID 5 Ghsa4 9u Il azsd
@sa foa MIND aad w.; ;na 6ss,ns teae9 s1s uu
e. Measar IL ;saass e. g. e. re- 3ae
a r. ,tst.nus "a pazonA useon dull but s9eady-
G ia9i Id aaa. 3a;io~ drater out qu,si s,ooa ,,,,
Inrnn: noxrr WArxff-Auk- 3--Eoa1oh e!osea !hls
a.s, II sausxya hut7icsn SECURITIES Ate Eeaof. Aun-
Wsa HShay y1e nso .xr4rssRozin HeAdy It = 81 IN
aeesaa. Tuipeatne spltits dull sassF aa'e1. eoaee
dull.
zEx l441kr nf 111&1AFz 70 QctEHrsSs
Lsyr1%ooz. Ttn.stsy -BFesdAu9a yer5 Gu, ~ u
Al4o fzoxiacns. Qshef ast1clR uncA1nktd-
, 1859-08-13

Lou,sr1llx, Aug. 11.-Thc steamer Marlncr,
bound from st. Louis to Cincinnati, sunk las,
night on tue fats, 20 miles above here. Her
guards are under water. She boat will be rnis-
I'd No lives lost.
, 1859-08-13
From FMc1E&nx

EEw ORLEANS, Aug. 1l--Campeacly advices
to the eth inst nre received. Tic war Of races
ia 1ucatzn continue unabated. Tic indians
had 1chsnul and prto, aud ase threatening gen-
1rrsl 1eF,radatfnns
, 1859-08-13
i4eus1Gisaian~= 3otsze9&1tS.
rT AppPN AHAWIRY, 4

"ARREN. d HAWLE1,a a1w,xre
+" YHoo4NB AID Co1N1se90h = -. ..san
nd i1s d u kds d fNa - asma y ~ ~ dye-
III, E7a7 Kc1 LAx1dzy - Ss1sa1e p. - NJ. Is
z Ca1 I'D II apectna1s II o. Whose4s ~ ~
eouth Clazk szest. Chlea0% Fq& Vm9@ ~ y |HASu.N1
~ m W&kkA , 49, =
, 1859-08-13
Arrival Of Specie.

NEw yonk, Aug. le.--The last steamer Star
Of the West which arrived last night from As.
pinwall, brought one million eight hundred and
si1ty thousand dollars in specie.
, 1859-08-13

Co1rxprs, (O.,) Aug. l2.-This mornin,;
Nesszs. Peck, Carpenter L Fairchilds, Of 0ber.
Lin, who werc here attending the Antisslarcry
Convention, were serred with notice Of suit
instigs.ed agninst them by Iii. Love, U. S: Dep
uty Marshal. for false Imprisonment, etc. Dan'-
area hid nj k11 nln.
, 1859-08-13

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
NtpED,....,..,,,.,.+AuE.l5
l. = Dodse I.aSaIe. a.+35 t1
Qn,ssia, Uiawa. 4.ae ou cefn.
Geo pcckr Soet, 70 ions Aa,'l-
CLEARED.
Emperor, Lasanc, slsa5 fet lubc, 300 bFaek. btds
oceSn SpFay Ottawa light
Iiutuboldt, Jnus4, &C VI fcct lumber.
Icnsuln, Joliet, :Ap59 feet lumber.
Alexander LockEt = o9l teet lumber a.4t nj muse
, 1859-08-13

Exw ORIxAxs Aug. 1e.-ncturns from sixty
eight counties ia Texas give Houston 4 400 ma
jofity. Hamilton and leagan arc ahead for
CQuQIo44,
, 1859-08-13

u NJ B E r III EMS 4 Y :
IL CHANGE.-Ths Rooms Of The Association, N
Lns Block will be open each morning from eight 10 nine
O'Clock, as tun,be1u.us Exchange. y which tine ana
paex all rehent aud uoue4dent NanutAeuIrss City nSa
Eoqrtry Dealers Vessel Capalrs and othess nssed In
49, - '@4~ ROBERT H. FOSs. President
EtIf4A117 Woop Secretary. mylstndS5tw-ds6s
, 1859-08-13

The uasket u rrpo1ed oTe1zsoeled With ltsry cos-3et
and tl4ie1F hpGx which selling u d4tHc 4Foaa
fnT the esYn:fAt, snd tk1sc tot ths zistlueT.
, 1859-08-13
-, CITY OF BUFFALO,

-,-,..rrpxs ,ErFf9ptj1ia ". T, Pun. Commander.
Fan u k;eainx iIne esVeea cs.e.aa I'd gaaa!oc @ y r.
ope Of he shove raagrteent bots ~ sHss 1seiaTs
s1eisda u oocs q shs av u ihs tsfs n nns1 MJ
Is 3oah sod we making sr1x sa a .oS an2
f.ia Ss1 YeTf EEs Railroad, foF Niagara fai!S ko
ehrster SYRACUSE. Rome. Utica Albany. G"fnS. 14a
Twreu New York ard Hn1een. At. ~.
.p<.k eahe1ssiy os tns ss anvs !. tn =. r.
Ing a!seady xsn kno1n to ~ asseanG pooae - -
TTus 1ntenx sumner trip 70 New Yofk of aay Pcint h
eszt ot Hndala, the mot desirable Of any 1aat &' ~
planned rr<~. oRo.. 4, n. Wet and
II H. nni<r ihe f:sreYs HooA corner u
Kapsiuiph aaA Dearborn stssst. I'D y tht a:pet-
r~., tI.n SIrnt lel5
, 1859-08-13
COMMERCIAL.

Fz1pAs Eyxa1xe. Aug. II, 1sta
Ths reeeipts and shipmcnts duri ng the past
II hourt were ~ follows:
, 1859-08-13

~
RAILROAD
The cspac,ly Of this Road Is now equal 70 aagtn ths
Country.
THREE r.1R0rCif PASSENGER TRIMS
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting b Ia r. aon Depes y x tssTfxh NJ
@ r.: FL e. Ta:s s q g ~
out 6anEe Of Cars os Conductors
ta1 saSsak ss' E4e. r. cd X f. fss
daIy. ssil al fa* Linz su2ays esespssd Ih5ss d1iy
Traia. enaaset u Ptss.brEh with de A.M. Expr..
45's r rs4an' or Bn0'' II Pm And NJ"
T, e,ea1zh ::th tas srN * r. 4 t;as 4ax
Yot r r., Ta1as +, Isa,s T:hs,sh r.. r. AH
g. # aa.1
daliY t1.iss SswYof md 4o1, Ihrousht!cssa
~ &C. ss tss1 ~ sss:s a R,ss
OF Stcnnxtan Lines.
III 5'ss 1 s'e, ~ T. g. : So.s ~ H.
aa, a* 4 ..*aa:f. cs a. Tie = r., o. 9a,s 4 'sf IL
taa Xcw York. Kslsis.ore u FhlladslDhl.-
Fare Always M Low m by ANY Other
Route.
:; II 1ss ey fass,a, + Il. Penn
syl1aaIa EsnTosI to chicago a,aEes ills he
DIRECT LINE sSEIT sEiYS5k S5r3 5tsE IT. zAsr AND THE
Iasa q % e 9i1 s x,ss1
Psti!s shif2suE Kas.ad viii Ind 70 tseis advantage
d4s*selhsr q i. t,aownx lzrat: q T. Cenp.sy:
:;i.s;s;; s: :.is: ;.i
s.: l. !: sis45sa HS,:;ea: 4 i'll: Wslil,S D!s5sas.
Y. Gtshssi ( e., caifo IL; l. Il. ~. = Louis. IT."
e.. 5shs ILL., + % i: S,A; a. ras 1xas l:s IT, % kss ss
%sss: II s!ss{ W.: 5as:!,t, ~; = I 10 Fright
e s, a*z e :: s sss ey
taaspostatlon It Lvs steek. ani G..i Aes.,,,o
wi" 1'a'' fEEsKs 1 fs;'s: %f%1S sh's thereof
ID q III asss, sf IL T. :"a Is Fl ss
nj Il. LII K,ss z Il. y uatsi M s s s.r,h
~e y .aieh Eood. b .t~a1dui to nv pm
aa e II aa IT, 1tFsr MGs sa F:s e
kasnas md ksd Ms~r.s and II Cleveland 1aniuskT md
Chsx" viii eaas<s to Ill pastA On tas Sorh.~ sssesa
Merchant. .nt sh1ppe., entr,ns tas .san.1o!..oa q
kae0 n itSnt 10 thia COMPANY eaa ssa eoan'enes on
t.. ss !. e ,,s,s vs.; y =;
eh.Itei ~ other Rsilst7tt Gon,pan'es-
Il e. T. aat s.tessx ssa P:s e s
do we1 70 direct them 70 be .hpre1 by this ruu,s.
III T. se e 70 o. ss e
sany !. De tss.;ns paes bs;e1e W sagpa e. ,sr' Il =.
mssf viii pfonot x asis5cn tent as'1 '''e SA
Issr4s 1 Kcass. % Nosss street, Baltimore.
*t L*es ~ = ~ VI; 70 A*o: o7'e or No. iouh "l.
IS! sf.. s,ss:,rs
CT. LOUIS, ALTON AND Gil.
~ cAoo aa11EoAp.
snH ,nA SUNDAY. Etnys>n
ST. LOUIS, CAIRO xEXs41s, y1oksBuRo. Ayr
1arsA<r. Ks.sos9'. 6a"-at e"4 asd,asAo.
81 sss + 1 kss Agn s1 rnd q GRs9 v Az & IT, Ka
c.asl a.skts soax south ot =. IL follow;
s R.,l @R5y Es fes S1.L: a.4 s3e<o,.a,
ssp'9*7-AI A'''s; .sss1a. ne! ''@a*'' '1N@'''4''
Nsd Nit .sa Esaf:s. ie:s 49,
al ~. '' ~ ''~. ''.&'' ~ ~ ~ -''1 '@' w. -
II, .a sa9s " Ra.on NJ II a. T.
,o 4 seSss with us nn''f Central Railroad SoF
Z s sa .s wss E: E :s R ;s fa1 oQ, R,x
sss afssss sssi: es<s;:
af e 49,. - e l.. i: .s &c Il 60 Ss s % &.
S.,fs2, 9e nss Of ca Ae'spa4 v'efs'a'
- No = b;ss;s -. !seee:s. = fsasas a,:s.s =
~; :ss s:ss a ast.. s's. "a ~
r"si*. -.,.r AID VI r.a1s- .s.,~..n.r. ~ '~'S'
Sss2s:5f ss:.i: .9ss':.
Win Nsn:s Co.: ~ = ''* ~ 1st Il '+S .a<
a. y. AbBOfI T. N<a< Supe
, 1859-08-13
FM c1n&E o.. TEX xAkKE..

xm clnsE or TEE zAKEE.
Tho .eoond dsy othe n,aes the ~u, this week fbr
both buys! I'd tel Ioe buye.. ei god esi because
n apd aees al tbs lovtr Eades becAuse tte market
cstk oppressed below The Ezes 1f ytstezdsy. and the
u,srk iu dull; tAt the 6FoAess holding such cattle
tnd srry d1cuN 10 End bGyrfx Consequently hExer
number sh.a Y.aal gu nsod .tz u e .tseraoon n
a tod.y. i ah.a which o.nen ~ Wy xe4sh fan
4 H. Upoa At such estte the suA1kct Goss hard enough
Ind IL nrtns Aiulo ipaestEe to sell except retail The
Wsshnrtan Market whol4a3 caring little TO tnr. good
rasn1 III tnet customer Indeed now buy nts .teet
IA ~ ue mice which lE1 Qunrter becf aud Ltee
moutha axu think tha4 al The suck u the yards vail
l< sold 61t much Of till toward ~ttElaE and then
the S al on pc ufteu 1oea TO tic owner Il al tho
cot Of &fsnHpoFsauon+
fn lie ~ - Intli AxI the ngw Efownx IL - feed
ia very po6i bid The county, vel u!h ccated of AL the
Hock r9w h 70 k Ba he psospec for next wanter and
scx i eood and the top n 1oEk and Xiv vii ook1
sod .ud generally 10 Illinois In kstscy Indiana md
DID. Il j. ls spotted I1t look Tar great supply Of
b eatet be fitted for ts s1tst nd there 10 Ake-
crop begins fowsr FEEDER IN ,hls sec4loo eaa
THE No9 MAxKEz.
The MARKET u rrpotsd oser.sosted III ts..1 eoeosed
and tlsie1F hoGs which selling u d4tHc n escsa
fo1 yhe eGyn.fst, snd ak<7sc fot th< 1tssjuetT.
, 1859-08-13
MARINE lETELLiGENCEs


wE4zurs-warm and dese ~i.hs sszy Light v:nd from
the northeast. .'tE.s.
Aps,vtn 1ro4 CmcAeo-At punalo, August 1o-ltopea-
lef krnoal1a.
c1x4xzp ros CutcApo-r1oln Buda'o. August 1o-l'rop
y ftctn Dsxeso--Auk. a-selr Titan.
JohnA,a. sid AetfopuA
yxseE1s PAsnxo Dk1Hafr-T1e following Il , 1& VI |
vessels I..ssink Detroit onA AuEu4 IL:
t1p-Iiatks 4uebcc Majta; hss " Il llama, Elsa. Il
nabeard. fame & eek. r,ao Aho
Weuhef raiDy. wath Isht 81 wind
rhorrt1Ers ARx1yxo-The Propeller Henona, Capt
ourh Of the n Central line arrived to-day from Buff
No. with merchandise and Railroad on and the Adiiatc
capt Elnsnau, from Bunalo, with Iron and marble.
paorEt1zas c1xARuo.-The propeller clearing today
M the Tonawsnda Capt Palmer, ofthe Western T&nsros
ta5on Company for pndao with whes lead nauF and wool
The Untonasoa, Capt wnkina for colInsvood With CON-
toar hides and heh The Daeoah Capt Collins Of
the y. Cent Lae for Buffalo. with houz, west corr
aad ae4; md the He, Capt. Collins, Of the Ame1cau
Transpoation Company, with hous, sed eos lead and
hl&hxintA
Gts1 eeay q s; Ga9t MeNe
ods with it to st. joseph LIE LID residence Of The de-
ssss rt s 9 .ps
vii lie handed ayer 70 ibe wilow "f iss d.sszreI
sfasa sn sStS IT,
Ibis port he Of I'll charzss whsteses 'seny
d d naaez asez e.
yzAz1. sn1.-wm. B. H!haerd has purchased from c.
sss sS ,sso ss ~ ssSsss L . ss &C.
Tyux 1900 bushels Of wheat -Au~aukee News.
vesseIs Passin. the we1land Canal.
BTTzLzszArn.l BrkEA1o, Aug. T.
yrsaeIs n,.xct Port cofto,ne 3ort fnm I. n rlth I'll
r. n. on the l.sh:
,ssPp e1s b Seminole % ssh1s Anefea r.
Hsaaa FL llih-F1ep Pair s.ste; sehr R o Lake
PORT or CHICAGO.
ARRIVED. Il.
stm1 1arsl'et Sweeney Milwaukee, t h,f bsss oesz $
str Hatoa. a;san nc Gsod si*I haren 20 s. .,ue
Pop Asa; Ryesson. Big sauhle 80 m lumber 70 bali
Prop Wenons Hun Bunso. ~ tons mdse 20 tons Il !.
Prop T..ae1 brown, St. Joseph. IS cis wood. IS n
rrop I!gy 1y.en gs,'e, r. 10 aves 1io m lumber 40
r1op Adslatc Ens1aan, Buffalo, COZ l1s 4 Il Iron. 10
nds Ferguson, iisetet, oconte, $50 m ,umb=s.,
s1 assy FL sieaEsn g %ood
scn Napoleon, Neson Grand li.v. n l1o N lumber.
scu lyiue De. Hali, Grand River, 100 Lumber 50 n
sehr Ils1e Iltoop Flood Gsana ver 9; m lumber Is N
schr X ioae lawson, Two Rlvesa. ooo II tics IS
sshr 6ss Drew. eaes Pier Cove, 81 cd. wood, IS N
sehr Tusoo!. Pen.t Eaamanvle 100 m lumber 1eo n
S:slSSsas S'; as;; assss :, ns
Sels Antelope. Caow. Kalanazoa, 50 ods wood. 80 n
l 8hnC3ch.
, 1859-08-13
Transportation.

Transportation.
4 MEXICAN TRANSPORTA-
- Tlox a. 4 Nse Ro14
CASH CAPITAL, =. 100000.
JuHN L. KIMBERLY, Prekdeat
FRANKLIN LEE. Vlee President.
JAMES G. EVANS. seey md TTeasuras.
On the opening Of CATION ths Company viii be pze.
pared to transport Property Merchandise ets from New
York Boston Albany and Ttoy any Of the Nee1n cities.
Also out Provisions Produce ETC. from my OF the L9Ke
Forts Tide Water with great cae and and ~
low rates b. other ne q " sane
line giving through ba Of .san III property when de-
EIGHT sTAUNCH PRoPELLERA
To pY between Buffalo sd Chicago touching route at
Shetoyk1n, Mu&aukee, Racine, kenosha and Waukek2n-
Having Chicago ample facilities and warehouse AeeoIntno-
dations Tho reception. asserting And shipping aH ~
Of their Agent who viii give hts personal attention 10 tne
tuhlment o! cohttaets aduhmeht Of e!as md
~ our Company have iafEe Line Of
CANAL BOATS uN THE ERIE cAzAl.
and are about to establish line Of Steam Caaa Boats also
feel warranted Ia representing to cur numerous eao
en-, that they can rely ipon
GREATER pIsPA1ch AND At LESS RATES
than haa heretofore been given. therrfore, * p
Ii continue the 50 literally bestowed ua
pdees and Docks On Market street. between Washington
il issi.cisssm CHas. E. CHAsE. Agent.
, 1859-08-13
.Kats.ruaos.
THICAGO, BURLINGTON u
~ QUINCY RAILROAD.

d md afser MONDAY, AUGUST erH, 1870. Panenxxf
Tralna wtl run hom Chicago n folowa;
so An, {sundAys excepted, foz Burlington aud QuIneJ
rs r.X., {satu1days e1csp&ed}
Ii5 Pm, (sun4tayi ezes3ted} tof Aurora.
sAxu1. Povn1, GenezA Tltkst Af.nt.
q. q. HAMMOND,
ueuxrI 3upesinterdsnt
, 1859-08-13
CHICAGO, IOWA AND

sAxuza Povn1- GeneEs! Tlekst Af.nt:
,ns o. q otas1a aA1sasR; sastE,atssu.,.
CH1CAGO, IONA AND
~ A akaAAskA 1ss. ~ kAisnoAn, ~ -, ,.
0n ~ aHer 1 AGhy p. seos' ILL., nooa'
TRAINS WESTWARD. :rsArss zAsrwAnD.
~. .*4r. .oo. ,.,,. ~ ~ a..;. I'LL ,.,.
Inv hfss s'e p'' Ass ys Saa'ss;.
S,, rae 4,ss. { case sn. T.; e.
Is!:s S'isss ;.; in, :o aa' 1F' 1t ch'7'' 40 a7-
As,..... .....:.o saa.
c.nnee'u: With ali Through 1tas for Chicago and 'as
p ~ M s;Fs : tcs ns.:Pns =. - 8 uniSe ,,,.
-; rs,. ~,a s,,.,. for Marion, v,,,es
s.: s: :::;:
w.is st'an*f b'e'a~k o c*'' 1''' 'F ''a''1 'aa
ss n. st I'll Ill., sf s5 Isses GsS sss
Ell s. i: /: !: ;: y: f;:::: Rs s s III
:: : 6: G. s'ss u. & r "asa WI - ss'sa
TiIW01S CTN,TT:AL RAL-
.o.n % snHuER INisAnUrNKsr.
~ a.; CHI; ss;f;Z Ss r. 1 e.. 4; f.
81. 1Dui&, 1easenwu1ih hansa* IVY 1:eIr.l,,rh-
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s LsaEs Il; an esfs Il 'a' s-a,; Memphis =
Sth1 rnre.s 4, 1tpo Ill., tsatunays etet rt*d3 asns-
tnx Il Peoria Al 10 a.n- oac.ou'a a. A'1' "'
.1'ns 4 Sanfose1 n US ~ ~ W tA&sr
81 CM ~ p fan tea 1n ~. ~ S;ss n an yts Pin.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
M GREAT WESTERN {cAHADA1 RAILWAY

1Y4. GkEAE WLol1n-s t<'<A4s <*eA&* AsAA-'-''
summer AFfaR911aent.
ths Great Genital Deyok koos Of Laks street.
Eh!e7eu: . <o,r,... .vo.nt-xl, ar-
~ AE-DetxBK Aef19a4oeSaA4o1- <'@'AA@1~ ~~>~FS
r.se Il Dx4rAa 80 pns-
TO am-G!neunat ssndays s9esp:s1, a. A1s'sa
a.oa,,n tiahtnsnr EsgSca-txseep& eandaTs} sEvs 4
detroit sso pm: agsPsasion HEdks q aas ~
600 an; Albany SO pm. New 4osx s'0 lsns
snn nraNew YorE nd Boxt0n Express fSatuTdays e.
9~~ csptea.} A1sire II D<trDn 7l3 am. Suspe11oa
BHdk4 Or ButKalo a:30 pm, AihaoJ 40 In. as~
Yorf s:sO IN, Boston 70 pn. ..e..
'"~ 1rday) Arnvs II indla1sPols q ~ aN- cao-
cInnsd II $50 an. Lo0tsvtlA &c0 pm
e.en ~ rslrx caunect Fans With 1o J. iske Huron
Kslwsy for pao and III points Est u Toronto 9TH
the Grati T1uak Railway 10 KnEstou. O&t1sbaTn Aea-
fea Quebec an Ill pants Ia Canaa East Northern var
upont, Ssx H1np~hlfe and Maine.
u U1ksaEt checked through
f4roukh Er ss!e II the p,taer Ra1fo9a Once.
Il. Y. RICE, Superintendent.
II ? Sw.vr,zn Eener,l Pa4.4nref Axenf. IE&3
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VesseIs PassIn: the We1IAnd Canal
BTTxLrszArH.1 BrkHALo, Aug. t..
Vrssels paxct Port Co1bo.ue lock from r n 1lth TIL
r, n. on the l.h:
Bound Wea-11tb-Sch.s II Il Rankin, Lord. On The
1:1bFrop OEden.hlrgh brig Seminole: schEs Nlnerva
Cook. hsIeigh, = Mack.
Bound 1t 11th--rrop Ptalr Siste sehr o Lake
On the leth-Schs John Potter, Atlantic.
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nIVIDEND ON FIRE INSU1-
u Kf.ft

Agency Continental Insurance Co. New ioIk-}
Go.3 3Sout Clzsk H., shIcaso, July Il. l5s9.
Uydepd ot Fy t;o) pr cynf tic easnsd ptsnln b.
bern this Day tees!e Scrip for the Zine IN es saoy
for delivery September It. Sk per cent iue1e on The 1p
MAsON X CO.. Agents.
We 4r iainx Policies desobie fire risk1 IN the Aboye
ComEny and n other Mmlsr Companies q TIT xaue tt5
charged BY Compal1es Of tn tes responsibility
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HOWARD ASs0CTATIoN


Il BensUolent Institution, established bysssS qi endopment
for the relief of the sick and diStrsssed,G fieted NTH
Virulent and Epidemic diseases.
To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
as SPERMATORRGA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
IMPOTENCE, GONORRHGA, FLEET, SYPHI-
LIS, the Vice of ONANISM, or SELF ABUSE, DC.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
awful destruction Of human life, caused by Sexual
diseases, and the receptions practised upon the un-
fortunate victims of such diseases by Quacks, several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as q
CHARITABLE G worthy of their name, to open
o Dispensary for the treatment of this class of dis
eases, in all their forms, and to give MEDICAL AD-
VICE GRATIS, to all who apply by letter, with a
description of their condition, (age, occupation, hab-
its of life, &c. and in eases of extreme poverty. to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CAARGE. 1t
is needless to add that the Association command
the highest Medical skill of the age, and will furn-
ish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, ora a review of the past, feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort,
have been of great benefit to the afflicted. especially
to the young, and they have resolved to devote them
selves, with renewed zeal, to this very important but
much despised cause.
just Published by the Association, a Report on.
Spermatorrhua, or Seminal Weakness, the Wen of
Onanism, Masturbation or Self-Abse, and other DIS
eases of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting sur
geon, which will be sent by mail, Tin q sealed leIGeI
envelope FREE OF CHARGE on receipt OF TWO
STAMPS for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, Or. ~
CALHOUN, consulting Surgeon, Howard Assocla-
ton, No. 9 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, ia.
By order of the Directors,
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, Prest.
GEORGE FA1RcHILD, Secretary. ly2l
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LONELINESS.

WHAT constitutes loveliness? Not the pol
ished brow, nor the show and parade of fashion
able life. A woman may have all the out
lovely character. 1t is the benevolent dispo-
sition-the kind acts and the Christian deport-
ment. 1t is in the heart where meekness,
truth, affection, humility are found-where we
look for ~loveliness, nor do we look in vain
The woman who can soothe the acting heart,
smooth the wrinkled brow, alleviate the anguish
of the mind and pour the balm of consolation
in the wounded breast, possesses, in an eminent
degree, true loneliness of character. She is the
real companion of a man, and does the work
of an angel. 1t is such. "a character that bless
es with warmth and sunshine, and maketh the
earth to resemble the Paradise of God.