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KINDLING WooDl KINDL1NG WOOD |

KNDLING Wool KNDLNG WooDll
SAWED AND SLIT WooD, OF ANY SIZE
Sawed and Split by Machinery
Owing the constantly increasing demand for this Wood
have greatly increased facilities preparing and de-
lverng it. prepared fill aliorders with disnacb
for OAK PINE WooD, of any length size delivering it to
any part of the city free Of carriage guaranteeing the
quantity that Is contained in cord before being sawed and
split. -5..i -s1 .-. JAS. H. JOHNSON
Proprietor City Steam Fire Wood Mill.
~ Office Of Baltimore and North streets over Pa.
triot Office. e.f- .s-. -.a..t N III
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F POETIC AND DRAMATIC READINGS,
JAMES E. MuRDoCH, ESQ,
,,tr,c. Amy, ?, BEFORE THE ~ ,
The of fRat aK @ have
Course of Poetic and Dramatic Readings under the auspices
NEW AssEMBLY ROOMS, HANOVER STREET,
FRIDAY EVENING 18th Dialogues &c.
TUESDAY EVENING, 18th Observation-Disclosures solilo-
aaTTtRs6A% E$ESINs, 18th administrations from
80 full programme will be given in future advertise
ment.
admitting gentleman and lady to the 90
be had Of the the Board or the Ss G
m6-2r
1P ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY QUAR-
M SSSisf e
EHssSG the 9th instant E MH H2Sf Secretary
1P BALTIMORE FEMALE COLLEGE,
T6 Rev x 0S1 NE Is d. Prsssn of St
mals Geiiess As SF5ay5 ExExiSG
the effect of Angio,sa2on Civilization" sso u "Onl"'
1P MASONIC HALL, BALTIMORE, Sd May
R FREE sefpno E PPffF!pT M&so rs Of GfA aT
bRY wv h h at the Masonic 2 Baltimore on MON
The Grand Secretary will attend at his Office in the Hail.
from 10 till o'clock the same day. to receive the returns
of Lodges JOSEPH ROBINSON,
m5-tm Grand Secretary.
1PCITY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
W. The Members Of the City Democratic Convention
S at Rs s a Fystte street FRI
nhsst AN o'n J6 5s1 President
lP COMMERCIAL COLLEGE LECTURES.
IN IN ,,ra r RHT + YEATEs REESE: + %s..sl'u OS
@ fSEGsf Nay sf@ at o eha
Suhiect-''Moral Character"
Ladies and gentleman invited attend
re- SEATS FREE. m4-3t.
I~P BAYARD TAYLOR'S LECTURE.
THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE ON TUESDAY EVENING,
Subject" Life the North" Being the insight of a Sum-
and Winters Journey into the Habits Peculiarties
of the Tapps, Firms, Swedes and Norwegians
Tickets Twenty five Centsob be had all the principal
Book and Music Stores ap3OeotmlOt
l-P NOTICE.-HOLDERS OF SCRIP FOR
W. ISIS. N THE ORIENT NJ INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK will please call at my office and receive
C. MORTON STEWART, Agent
EXCHANGE BANK, BALr1MoaE, 4th Nav,
LS59The President and Directors have this day de
payable the Stockholders and Permanent Depostors
on and after 10th instant By order, 49,
most AC,R WIN. L. MONTAGUE, Jr, Cashier.
NOR EUROPE.
l. A member of our firm will leave here FOR EUROPE
the 18th of this month for the purpose purchasing Fall
Goods and will take charge of correctly any
orders that may be left with us previous to that date
m6-ttr CORTLAN co
DEMOVAL.
IN KNOX 4 co have removed their Office to No l25
SMITHS WHARF. m6-tf
TT r STICK MAY
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THE POINTED YOKE SHIRT
Is manufactured to order by
CONSTABLE, WALKER 4 Co.,
l55 Baltimore street
This is pattern of their invention which, after mapy
changes, they prepared to pronounce perfect
Give them a call-oppesite the Museum +
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
WING MACHINES
NelU and Valuable improvements.
DIAGRAM OF THE LOCK STITCH.

CCoCGG-gSleG9G
This the only stitch that be raveled and that
presents the appearance upon each side of the 1t
Is made with two threads upon each side of the fabric
and nterlocked in the oft Send Circular.
OFFICERS W. BALTIMORE STREET,
sicily Baltimore, Md
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MILLER & BEACHAM'S
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE,
No. 10 NORTH CHARLES STREET
Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited iIstf
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L4.N- AT ATCTT0N
win be sold on TUESDAY, May lOth, / O'Clock, P NJ ,
at the Exchange Saesroo No ~ South Cav street one OF
the largest and most substantial buildings which has been
SALIST CHURCH. situated on the corner of Calvert and
Pleasant streets The society being DESTROYS of building on
baltimore street IS the only for selling the property
feet to Davis street ~ ~
The Church is well finished and substantially built has
large session room and two school in the basement
the rews are all upholstered, etc
1t in good location for Church, or could easily be
converted into Concert Room Lecture Hail. and its To-
cation Tor those purposes desirable is near the
centre Of the city. ~ te
1t will be sold in fee simple subject ground rent as
may be preferred. '' -"
For further information, apply to the subscriber 60
Exchange Place. Title indisputabie
WHITMAN
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CHINA, GLASS, PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, &C.,
At los BALTIMORE STREET, two doors below Sun
Building. SELLING OFF THE ENTIRE STOCK AT COST
to close Citizens, strangers and all others in goods
in this line should call examine before purchasing as
this stock must be sold.
- STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
feI0 If RORERT II RANKS
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES by the most
celebrated makers, for sale at low prices by
J. r. CAMPBELL,
227 Baltimore street, corner of Charles
N B.-Fne Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired and
warranted. m2-tf
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GERMAN SILVER AND ALBATA PLATED TEA SETS,
Urns Castos Baskets WATERS &C. low prices by
J. &R. CAMPBELL,
m2-tf 22T Baltimore street. corner of Charles
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S4.75 PER Ton
FOR THE BEST GOALS,
To close out our stock.
J. HENRY GIESE CO,
Office, No. South street,
Yard, Spears wharf
n5- THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD for sale as usual
delivered carriage free. apSlm
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GREAT BREAK IN THE ERIE CANAL.-The Roches-
ter Democrat says that a break occurred in the
Erie Canal at Holley, Orleans county, on Monday
morning. The rush of water out drowned man
who was at work on the break. The break is over
two hundred feet in length and the earth is carried
away to the bottom of the gulley crossed by the
embankment-seventyf feet deep. On the opposite.
or BERN side OF the canal the damage is less severe
but 1t Is nevertheless extensive. The expense OF
repairing the embankment will be immense and it
will require some months probably to complete the
work so as to let the water in again. Fortunately
the old canal at this point has been kept in use
and the break will involve no yerv lengthy stop
page of navigation. We presume boats will be
running around the break in the course of a week
The Holley embankment is probably the most ex-
tensive work of the kind on the canal, and cost
probably from Sl5OO00 to Sl75,OO0. 1t was COM
pleted last year, but great care deemed neces-
sary this spring in admitting the water upon it,
and every precauton was used to avoid stoppage
OF navigation, in case of an unfavorable result
Two or three days ago boats permitted to pass
it for the first time and last Sa urday it was hoped
with much confidence that the work would stand
We have heard it stated that much of the earth of
which the embankment is built is of a nature re-
sembling quicksand, and if that is the case this is
not the last break that will occur there.
Miss Priscilla Primrose, which sounds so much
like fictitious name, just as that of Rosa Bonhuer
did when first heard it, is the real name of a
very clever lady artist in Rome, who has executed
pretty picture representing the visit of his Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales in company with the
English sculptor Gibson, in the dteer of our coun-
try-woman, Miss Hosmer, viewing her statue of
"Zenobia." The picture has been engraved for the
Illustrated Times. - ...
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tne Dollar per square of six lines.
No advertisement less than one dollar.
No adver iscment5 conflicting with Baltimore interes
received.
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GAIT SALT!
~ 1900 SACKS
AND
GROUND ALUM SALT
5000 bags DAIRY SALT
For sale In lots to suit by
CARR, GEESE Il Co,
m3-u No. 81 Spears wharf, Baltimore
, 1859-11-24
fTflE GREATEST WONDER Or
i THE NINETEENTH cANrrEY.
Prof, Woods Hair Restorative.

SAYS sha st. Lpuls No.. 1s,.lot1st: D+lew re p"a.'
u.ise seh e ;peas, I erox!"y III ~ %
hts halE ionic such cT3+tse.. iS hss il rtest ~
eoank fo@ - .'aar M .;esst u sT,ssass az .a- *
lsr5 trruu the pFrN: "a ,x,s
Vrpi.44ortl J. Wnn! h En-tentIeEien: lfav.nt ny
attention ezltd few nnIt rilee In th Libby le,
effects VI yous hArsrtrsye, VI. n!a':. 'u aast =:
xreT probably I'M th1 white y sh1*.cts of
rhafac.e1. soma .hte: unA,s .hrt nr' stl tntt' -
rsstns wtat hs.s VI Lr.!. u.elt ae: & ~e.k:
hare 4lncr pretsrxd astn hos'r. ut ash hass -
.cne ea NV ssty tn tne ~e.a TT 't m ~ ~ x.s' =.
faee, aud ny hass a> fe-n!tI ~ hassfu t'e! Lo
e~r soft ad sa'sv 'a,sn 1t rs t'l tef"e tr txs
ts1ve years. an stty Cd! ul5 "d wiz y
Inc asr of nftytwo Ar.. Ia. Wit tie sane
Ta~ a,or< ne.5rc1 ttns 'as !" 70" r, ylr vafsat:'
J!setyef3, as4tlre,l that Nce*tf vi iEhlly ts"
per d.seet.uhs wall Ut haze el.ssh 10 eo'F;aFt ''
statements. e''!sn u! Hi" ely .Aa .,trs h r.
one htre and .t',pEp: s"wn. ANY Yl may Haas-
atuyr> with NY nanlf aae.<s. - u your FFlee ~
ms .ss. 'itsu.;s ~. ssy If ,eass VI I l. G. AiI1sn
WOODS HAZE RE-i1KxT,vE
yrii"w fe.e-. ii. New ut!ss IN t.:s. 1n'reei 20
Wv ~ T. svw ak I'D
.Cs', az n'r s'' <F, =
Tse Key sx: !a,t.: T. ,ss,.
lar .tsnS: 81 rsxt9s 1t lie 0rtt-!x cAu-c, " Eso"A
se1 Ma, II Is gentleman Of great Gs,"si s9s r.
Prof<r>or wcod-l>ear Sir: Ii.sia4 n,.s nta ef
Itlt Restorative. II gives pte.t that ts tect
lis he<n e1cea,sn ren.o.tE snts1aru.t, 'rtu ni
ftc ID, e % H.. s1s t1ts s.'
~ nsa<: aria a,;.asax Ike P:sr.a': ~
l., %S 5!;;s *;,: ;s:
l pr,xFlvia aud Fancy IsGA<lA nsl "9+. Eel
, 1859-11-24

The wytherille (va.l 7tl<yrapA thus refers
to the barbarous treatment Of man suspected
Of being an Abolitioniss, who waa arrested IN
Pulaski county the other day:
One Of the prominent citizens, aiding ~
Judge, jury, and executioner, After ordesing hin,
70 be hung, sery eooil5 proceeded to execute
sentence: Hariog hung lin I'LL nearly dead he ;,
and when restored sufficiently 10 undergo m.
other swing, he was again suspended ior few
mouents- After hasing undergone this process
fra times, for each Of the insarreetionists, old
Brown, Coppie, Cook, Stevens, anil Hazsett, he
W.. permitted to SO, but not until be had been
admoni.ted if caught in this vicinity, be would
have to taxa The sixth and fatal leap II is said
in conclusion Of the whole proceeding, that
when the fellow got loose, he ran like i quarter
nag. about $40. and that the treatment received
b. this seamp is but an earnest Of the way in
which the people Of 1-iEginia 1il deal with sll
suspicious persons.
, 1859-11-24
Melancholy and Fatal Occurrence.
Tho Edltrr Of the BntnHa ana 1AfsefA"
Gun Killed In the Street.

[Fross the Nashville Eaancs. 1sth-.
In unfortunate newspaper controversy be-
tween Allen \. Hall, editor Of tue Nashville
Ntxs, an Opposition paper, and Geo. L.. ioln-
dexter, editor OF the thtoa 1"d a1lt5~@n. q
Democratic paper, which had assumed Per-
in tue dcpth Of afr. Po,ndexser, 1t the hands Of
Mr. uall. As ali the ciEruinstances connected
with tha affair will be sought for with avidtty.
and are liable to misrepresentation. VIC Will en-
deayor to give them correctly and succiactly.
The Eaion uaI Am. icaA has recently produced
10 its columns some extracts from the Nash
vile Republican Of 1854, uf which paper Nr.
Hall was then editor, paragraph, published
during MF. Halls nbecnce in Washington City,
which seemed to favor the idea Of incorporating
in the State Constitution, Convention to revlse
which was about to meet, provision for the
gradual emancipation Of slavery
The object Of tue reprodncton Of this para-
gruph WIS understood TO he to make the impress
SION that Mt Hall entertained such sentiments
now, and was therefore III position to unite
will the Black Republicans. Nr. Hall repelled
th $, aud charged The conductors Of the Enton
with being '*unscrupu!ous, aud guilty OF ~ais-
reputable" practices in their discussions: This
| hsough. out from Mr.. icindexter the following
paras srarl, which appeared in the editorial COL
nmns Of the taion ot Thursday morn'ns:
THE and lns1 aen. aza!nt III sapx1 soat;ned
T. 4 s y & +.
70 cary eo.,e:sy VII: a. s..;os Tbo e.
ps.. e r re- H. sfoas 1e.n.
Nr. John II. Hall, son Of tho editor Of the
| Nus. accosted Mr. Fniodexter on Thursday
morning in front Of the ST. Cloud Hotel, and de-
| manded to know if he was the author Of the
above paragraph: III: L. replied that be was.
| rere:t term, which denunciut,ou Mr. +. resent
| cd By attempting 10 strike Nr. Hail. The two
!; r.1,o,t;nr IN suhstance tj,at ths aliI;r could
- set+iaj ~ |, n,a-e ,nnronr;at,. niace,
nss;ns. ~. .nnrn;n,f H. ti,,i 1,ce;xea n nota
f,a,, ~. po;ndextes md 4 corre,pondeucc
xoin~ad ,r tha n,+r;t If wh;rh we arr not sutfi-
r;en,1 asar;sed ~ hs ubl to state its Substance,
Thn ia;ei,;tr Enwcrpr Ens stiil nend;nr and
nnse,tled "a ~ , nnderstand. On THURSDAY morn
;nr snen he foliowinr card annearcd In the
~, Sts,rsnf Yesterday morning:
! sNap'
Yesterday naofnuE there arps'ei In the t'"'~ ""'f
nn .hstte. ss aSa sssa.t ,hs roper coz
t.iaed Ia the sad!ns tito1 article In The Nashville
ofIstefcay n1e utterly dtstiae unsa, ss ,tn,
& eeS1 r,t.. yn. s,n, coatemp ,.Tr. ,fnstnE 10
ibe supposed p1i'iJexe ass ta sL:el An. fun
bl!itr.-
the M as ~ ,is1r ,ef ~. es.ssktd b.
nndtn:sss isrts then nd taers adduee In4ds In
..onas.oas.-
ht Us. M 70 tr ns m.Se .
ana e1umeln.s Ie Who ur.s he a*.s1'ua ;Iu.t tbe
pcl sas from e.po.o,s 1e n4sfprstas 'on. In.i ~
~ s q! Er ~ ~ T.. na.r Thr .6iemhe las eest
a vi! psors nsatSens fs he purosc. saI so
1--we krn With ath""nfh ex osu,t Hs ~ H.
, 1859-11-24
FEH8 0-F1ks

DEA7u or KsT CAasos.-The GnaAa Apu61t-
ea,. Of tie 18th inst, says that this celsbSstso
Indian fighter died lately 1t Taos, New Ae1leo-
He was superintendent Of the Indians IN that
vicinity, and exercised great influence over
them. We learn that immediately after bis
d.ath. they commenced, hostilities aealnst the
vhits.: Our informaats arc passengers from
Fort Kearney.
Elias Howe, the original patentee Of the
lock-stitch, which enters inao the constructor
Of nearly all the various sewing machines man-
ufactutcd, receives -abont 100000 I Jear in
commissions On u1ch1nes sold, without n1anu'
facturirns any or taking my risk himself The
psssns expizeslin = couple tof years, fHa tho
lobby viii be proatably employed in favoringor
opposing liz extsnsion- The present manufae-
turers uader Howe will favor the extension, be.
cause the simple commission Of IS on ms
chine enables them to hold prices up, whereas,
il the patent we're giren to the pnb1ic, prices
would soon 60 down. at least 6fsy per cent, and
even then leave fair margin for profit.
Tho New York. rk..cozrrspondent Of The Phil
a3hpAia Pres says thst Lola Aontez Is living
| very quietly up town, and doesn't have much to
do with the worlds people. Some Of her old
fsieads, tho Bohemiaus, now and then drop in
to hare little chat with her, aud though she
talks beautifully Of her present feelings and
way of Life, she generally, By way Of parenthe-
sis, takes out.. her little tobacco pouch and
makes cigarette or two for self and friend,
and then falls back vi old times with decided
o,,sto~ ard e{Tarf Hut sf1a doasntk tell anv bo1v
, 1859-11-24
C,TRAEGERS AND CITIZENS
~ K6Q:aEisH
GIFTS AND PRESENTS.

Travelling Cases, Dressing Cases,
Travelling Cases, Dressing Cases,
Rich H.ir Pins,
Rich Hair Pins,
sheu Combs, shell Combs,
Rich and Beautiful Fans,
Rich and Beautiful Fans,
Elegant Pocket Bnives,
Elegant Pocket Knives,
Carved Pearl Card Cases,
Carved Pearl Gard Cases,
Carved Pearl Fort Monaics,
Carved Pearl Post lNonaies,
FURNISHED TRAVELLING: NAGS,
FURNISHED TRAVELLING BAL$,
PEARL SOUVENIRS.
PEARL SOUVENIRS,
Purses, Brushes, Combs,
Purses, Brushes, Combs,
Shell Snuff Boxes, InIaid,
Shelf Snuff Eoxea, 1nlaid,
Fine Soaps, Hair Dyes, Hair Oils,
Fine Soaps, Hair Dyes, Hair Oils,
Shell Cigar Cases, In1aid,
Shell Cigar Cases, 1nIaid,
p0KTfoL1os FCKSisIlED.
LADIES' WORK BOXES,
LADIES' WORK HuxkS,
Ladies' Bags and Port Mo12ies,
Ladies' Bags and Port Monaies,
Rich and Elegant {;arters,
A,ch and Elegant Gartess,
JEWELRT CASkETS, gold PENCILS,
JEWELkf CASkETS. GOLD PENCILS,
Beautiful cabas.
ueautilul Cahas,
TOILET POWDER, NuCEE. rENFUNEKf
TOILET PuWDElA ROUGE. FERFuAEhi.
aEt>s0k3. KAfSJR%, SHAWL tINS,
SCISSORS, EAlSUhs. SHAWL Tins.
hEME!iES. DRACELErA
Nkt0tAES. BRACELETS,
d., &c, d., Gc, DC, d.,
SNUELD co TO
], D. Parks Bazaar Of Fancy.
NO. 114 LAKE STREET.
, 1859-11-24

The Denver City correspondent Of the Lsw-
renee R.px1lioaa gives the following list Of of7-
GERS composing the Provisional Government Of
Jefferson Territory:
Govetuor. Robert II. Steele. from Nebraska; !;
Secretary Of State, LuciAn IF. Bliss, Lea'en-
worth; Treasurer, Geo. ". Cook, lora; Audit
or, c. l. Bisaela4 Iowa; Attorney General sam-
uei Mclean, Pa; Chief Justice Supreme Court,
Judge 4. !. Allison, formerly Of Douiphan, and
member Of the list Kansas legislature; Asso~
ciate Justices, John L. 0del, Michigan, and E.
Fitzgerald, Ohio; Clerk Of Supreme Court, o.
car B. Totten, Leavenworth; Marshal, John L
Neniek, latseditor Ut the Hras, El~ood, \. =;
Superinteudent Of Public Instruction, H. Il. Nc-
Afee, Ill.,, correspondent Of the Chicago fress
and I{ibtsa<.
, 1859-11-24

The Republicans Of Peoria bare nominated
the following excellent ticket for city officers:
For Mayor, Dr. J. D. Arnold; City CLERK,
Ja1nes NJ cunningham; City Attorney, E. G.
JOHNSON: City T~asnrer, Matthew AcRey-
nnlda; City Aa1sha1l, John Wetxel: Henry $.
:Wondar; Collector, Andrsw J. Piuckney; 20
:Hcs Mas1stra4s. George Wilmot, Assessor, it.
, 1859-11-24

Tar MASSACHUSETTS LIBERTY LAw.--chief
trisl II Hysnnis last week. 1aid 81 the laws Of =
stata certainly bad no right TO conflict with
those Of. the United States, and be conceived
that ths object Of tbs personal liberty ixw was
to eiTa affect ta the CONSTITUTIONAL pxosisiou,
md 70 that it, innIts wafe not. sxessded.
, 1859-11-24

There is Justice Of the Peace in Adams
County, in this State, who deserves the good
will and admiration Of every Democrat in ILL.,
no;.. / few days ago party Of ten slaves
escaped from their owners in Lewis County,
Missouri, md made their way, no one knows
where. Search was Instituted for tic fugitive
chattels who had feloniously aud with malice
aforcthought stolen themselves into freedom:
and Of course the city Of Quincy was visited.
But the deluded niggers, who had not yet lad
expcrienc; enough with the tor7ncnts Of self
ownership, did not, when tho man-hunters
came to town, rush forth to give themselves
cp; l,cnac legal mems were necessary for
their recovery. One Calvin Harrison, at this
}uncturc, went before John P. Hoiton, Esq,
J. r, and got out search warrant, which,
with tho affidavit, We print below:
STATE or 1L,Ix,s. ApAns Cor1Tr.
Cnlyin Harrison comes, aud on his oath, com.
pla,as that larceny has been committed a. the
county Of Lewis aud Statc Of Missouri, On the
sth day Of November, 4. D., 1854, aud that be,
tbe sa;a Calvin Harrison, does verify believe
that the property stolen, TO wit: Ten negroes,
nue named Alfrci, u years old; aaso, Louisa,
wife Of Alfred; a1sp. Ike, Is or 80 years old
nfso, MARY and her two children, both girls;
also, Nut, about 90 xcars old; also, Tom, about
IS ours old; also' Charles, 80 years old, Of the
vaiuc Of ten thousand dollars. are concealed in
a certain house. OF on the premises occupied By
John X. Van Doorn, in the city Of Quincy, 50
be, the said Calvin HaErisun asks thai = search
warrant may be issued.
fSiened.f CA1v1x HAnnlsox.
Subscribed mud sworn 10 before me this 1a.'
.r .1A.
Jonx H. uoIros, j. T. (Seol.r
s7A11 or x11I1sot.-ApAxs CurzIr.
10 4r1 rKor1E Of the S1A1x tr iltizoas;
To A< Sheriff, Coroatr and al Constddzts q
said County, Grtessng:
WuEREAs, The foregoing complaint has this
day been made by Calvin Harrison, before tho
undersigned, one Of the Justices Of the Peace
within md for said county-you are therefore.
in The namc aad by the authority Of said peo.
pie. hereby commanded to search in the day.
siu.c, with this necessary assistance, the said
premises in kAid complaint ADORE mentioned, !o'
The said property above described, and if auy o
Eaid frr p,rfy be found therein, tie tasse are tt
b ssi,.d by you aud brought before me, the IN
dersigued.
Given nnder ny hand and seal this 18th d..
OF November, 4. d. 1853.
Joux Il. lIoEros, J. T. tsEA1-]
Armed with this authority, an officer ant
posse proc .edcd in the name Of tic people .
Illinois, to search tie house aud premises q
Nr. Van Doom, n prominent citizen, whoss
they found-uotl'iug, Of course.
Well, NC lave arrived at a pretty pass
ncn,ocsutie Justices Of tho Peace, in violation
Of the Constitution, Of the statute law, and Q
the decisions Of our highest courts, decide il
- -
, 1859-11-24
Price Ono Dollar per Nosu ."
Sanf0rd's Family Cat1artlc ! hl>'


rCRE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, and put t: ' ii
GLASS CASEN AIR TIGHT, AND WILL
KEEP IN ASt CLIMATE.
Tbs Family CathaI1ie -: Ih.t EataaIt.es
PILL il gentle but ac- IN different pot.o1ta II G.
tive Cathart!c which the = bowels
proprietor ha$ u.eI n Lis Tho Family C1tha'st
rfletta more ttsu tSSutyt Pill has wlh rtfe'en~
wears. =, IL hi, we'll t.tah,tAns+1f re-
The constantly inereasirx. ,.sn eou14.nbIed fem
deuana iron thuse s.Sl + variety OF the putrat
have long used The PILLS. .a!e E1:nsc". whsts ~
Aad tho xatls<zc1Ien whGoI * alice trfFy paEt :" s.
Iii express IN .aJ 10 tht4. anensAz1 c4l. anil
use ia tpduert me 10 pace = good a,d sale IN al
tlrn1 within tho rench u all u 1htrr aCIthatss~ ei
Tht Profession we'll know = slc1 - DFEan&*e
Of tic ston,ah, See|->A, saiHs IN tbs liAcx AEu L.
Cn-tlvene rAin anil Soreness tha wlos tosiy. =:
sudden cold, Will fFelueEtly. II HeS!tctet ta IL ''
euuree OF Fever Loss Appetite Creeping Sensai'?n !"
Cosd aTes the h< Nt.taness. s11,:hf. " *.s1t II
the Iend xt lnaannatory Dscasr.. WORMS n Ch ''tn
Adus Kheuu asm. :st.s Purifier Of to Moo. = ,n
many ease. u ~c! tcs IS hets tuo nIotEous ~ IN! a'
ioa In this advertisement. uosr- ! tos
Price Three Dimes.
The Liver Inr!Eo.stuE and Family Gshas1tc Fs s'r r.
tailed ~ pru.ssts generally aAd s~id wholesale ~ ee
Trade Ia Ill the iazse toxns.
- 11NnA !f
, 1859-11-24
mf1ltines, IT.

Brown. Bronchial .Trochos.
Browns Bronchial Trocho1.
Bronchial Trochea.
Bronchial Troches.
BrownS Txoches-
Browns Troehas-
Troches-
Trochass
= ~PrsenInnni, the drss and aess."
REV. EExRT WARD DzgcNEE.
II rcsotau,saa Ii s;t u y to Public 'peaksts.
EEv. Z. IT. ClvAPiS. SEw YORK.
~t3rsa. service in sutlulas .'eass:nesA-"
REV. DANIEL WISE. ~" 1oHk.
~1 hare proved ueu 1celIsnt for Whsepes *:"ss.'
REV. II. W. wAKRE>, BOSTON
*azsa& bsnedt In affections Of the Hron. hst
br.J. P.w. LANE, Bo:'A ""
~ EupIs md p!esaat Combination fuz Cous. ssS'1~
DR.. q. +. BI1ELOW, BOSTON,
~Conasin no 0psnr1 NJ anJthin. fn,uflvus-
DIR. a. \. HAYES. CHEMIST. Eoyroa.
"VeTy beneficial Ia eeadnk the h,"a, when epmps &"
speak though suffering fno,a Co.."
REV. ST.. r. ANDERSON. ST. LnyE,
"Ihaastuy unlse In the atc~e enamrEta1.n'
REV. H. SCHUYLER. ST. LOUIS.
~ friend having tried mary remedies for AathA
benefit, found relief from tho Tfoeass,"
REV D. LETS. FRANKFORT. ILL.
~ Sold BY psukgsss = cents pei 9o1-1
Sold by PENTO1 d CO.
iyf+,y ~ Lake street, opposlto fremont Ff'r~.