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, 1859-09-17

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mi ny w comprise Tho va.1trs r .cist .iII
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u,s Ists.e y y .'a ~ ,s*. easyf,l ga SUPER.
W. Asst4 itrsa ~Ee*snt9; Ess Rlxr .e;an :ss
lhder<tanin. TINT the III szss III synsen r;
a. es ~ sf,f ~: .ast E Ffaap
.! :. "a ~ educational dutzer 10 na,as
+ aIv nd iIue 1tensc.e the J"4r6 i y III
,ssn :. s'asass ss soet Of shq sl,.tttsr
- = trim Rev: Dr.. 1h.t4n4o .f9:HTsSs hfK-
~ or m sto asGtalos Win =. H;..t vi. ~. lis fa,a,
49,. ", Xxx y+;ss. an aaswr: she rrpu,at,cn oI ia
vi ave iis sIsss r. r;i.S1eE; r. as= sasy
aafv Tor yo:nl l4..e. " s ~ ~ Hs =, q !hst ftns'
thisa.u, July etS ts.S - !r s:AAitAAT
, 1859-09-17
|E1F TH'"A VEN UE..41OTEL.
ON FfFa1TfHff'ie FfF1TfHff .lvE:vUK, VENUE
Al Tie Intersection 6t Bro,h~.t. G235t:;.' IL,
! y tn
TQ be 0nened &uuu~r oeJ !

To be Opened August 23d, 1853. "
This location Is the esile of a.y iats.s .r&.t
soHs betEE the Enst htsthrF dill Iii! II nfr i.
ae city, and VERY mar AL uset;cEt 10 The ton Y!v.-
fnd 6es:on E4troat Dtp1ts. 3's3
oP;Sssae 81 FIJI i Il ~ sosId ,sc
All lie 2Prorehl1s ;ai comfort aaa cotyrhse.e- t4r.
faEEGessed 1e hays,sst9 ts;o4ase!.s :i:'4s
es sse s!s saess s e Il * "
si i s tisii ;ssf asf /. =,
ssaaas tbxA .a,,,
f.qS b 1es tsso.uk ttSst
ia wai:h adn!s If poas; auh5,d{ .ce.tti t 1'
Lofty epsdo1s asd co1ttnuo1s cpr7;5prt F,Fr1,, ~,
s! tE2ea {! S<.s AK
too9s eona<eng sea IL eIS Ds pE5.as Eoons
e. E., III 8 tsf
f; Ii t:1 5es. 81: s;ftz. & - It.;
he t2s eonnefrl sneaou:.. "a. hosIces-
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sH. aa as1sss as55 ssasss };,t,
E97an - ct: to tsssJs @ u s:sat:oa .'tras..
1890 sses q Ss.aa ot t. Ro "a 5sea = L.
tnsei = Hsas., M NJ !, 49, 9se.ssxet s6H
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, 1859-09-17
More Political Confusion In Kansns

Moro PolE,1n-1 Ca..rs,.1c-, yu u.---
! So!1 !1At7AeAA - '@sse'
clama.;%oAs % hal :. - sept fS-SoanteE = .Se pro
State Csn1.as nase osen assuea oy me me noaf1 o
sti,uiion.,:9 au!no..1tl y ~ ,a'e ~. ~
~ 49,. oeceetary, i'll regard to The reception oi
Th* 1as Sos1 ts coasstutoa o.
Convention vas i Supreme. ss Walsh ebaiscterizss M
no 5Ga cSeaf,tutioa The returns were directed 70
- 80: :: u Z l-s.-la1 AsS
Mas'aehusefts state Democratic Con-
,,- vrss.tu11'
WORCESTER, MISS, Sept. lG.-The Democrat
!c. Conveniion nominated Benj. F. Butler, of
|. Ahweaf, ,dar Gore4uoy. and S,epiRn o. Bemis, of
Springfield, for Lieut.. Governor.
Ths following nominations were also made BY
the Cnnysntion; . :, -
: Secretary 81 Stlfe, Samuel IT. bower, Adams;
Treasurer, Geo, Demarest: Auditor, James T..
Esterbrook, Worcester: Attorney General u.
"; Aa~a. Dedhm.7 -. - ~.4n
Caleb Gushing, Isaac Davis, Oliver Stevens
and Iaues S. u nitneY a1e chosen. delegates ID
Charleston Conyentiopt It is said that they al
tAEor The cl4i,us Of Eeca.or Douglas .lpr the
PrejdebGy -. -: -: ..... ~
". Ebe resolutions adopted recognize the rrin-
c'ple OF sqnatser sorertfyuty tt honsh endorsing
the present Administration
- ..'s8 -. = !. :. ;: - !
NEW York state Democratic Conven.
=
, 1859-09-17
From .IEAskEfHsrfot+.

NAsH1ScEoS: Sept 1G.-Thc late convention
oetWss3 = :, Great britain and the Reppbjc Of, Gna
ta4aA h:F!nbe axs|ted 4, R,rene3sa( 81 A4E} toh
| tfoVersy between this eonntry and Great Britain
on the contrary both governments ar still IN.
lmated brittle hope that Central AmefIcat' dit.
ncultles will be happily adjusted. The urge,
part ol the Baltic had never been the sub.
lees Or attdn surrey, as vas officially declared
ny Lord Gray in 1856, and. the. abore.name /
convention It is said merely definitely f1es
Us efTlsof1M limits, which act was intended tr
Guatamaia as barrier to British .e,ftt6acai
naeat.oa lis ss2 -.~-."..
Ihls arrangement is clafmed to be jp, accord,
ance with the Dallas Clarendon treaty, q clause
or *ttth Is effect substantially consent.
ing to1snch an arrangement y1axin.ab
~ 11c United States Senate, while the treaty
itselt'"as' 'defeated by that body owing to u
Clause therein Of an uuti.slavery character -
me other points proposed to be settled in tho
same treaty. namely, with rcsArd IL the IslAna
o. Koaian andthe surrender Of the sfosauilb
fFoscctor1.o 10 Nicaragua will be, 74aced in
Charge ct 3tr: Whykc, the new british Minis
ter, and ibis tthuSnt stlse Mesc .drestions tFill
be adjusted by him to the satisfaction Of ull
parties CONCERNED, Great Britain having uu.
dsttaketEto Eenoue tia distractions to ths7isa
force Of the Ctayl ylon-Bu1wer treaty. If any dis
satisfaction exists it is because Great Britain
hst is ;s'Sa y ta g&9I nh's ts g;ss: si:
rio.sly sought to surrender the Mosquito Pro
tectotate to Sfcara91a, but I'd ttrms h6satisfaces
tory 10 that. 4epubic. ~ Whas:ile has failed to
DO it is confdently--s1pectcd his successor.
Mr.. Whyke, will accomplish. Such il believed
@aSa so rs sss s99Ie 9 iete
all events il there IN any unintentonal errors in
the above lref'exposittdn they tl1 nbt materi-
ally Affect the facts fccited III connection with
, 1859-09-17
Steamers from Europe.
SAGfyffttE,s Ned Bffun%h Il, 't{es{ffsnKSs Il n

saa4ey vea Dia3sel{i; gtSt;nb:tt IA 4 I
lhc steamship Kangaroo. from liverpool on
The 3lst u't., put into Halifax at o'clock this
A."M:v. being. short, 'ot ceei: 'Sha' cb1ai,ed:A
hundred and hlty,tons and resumed her'vu7nce.
Fhs Will be due n New York en Moodny: -. =. :.
The Azayrao bus loos cabin. .and a.!o .steer--
pse passengers. We are expecting days later.
pewa received By her at Queenstowp by le|e-
graph frhm nveapoo1 and London. ''''"''''' ~
SASnr uookL." r.x:-Tha. .steasners PS;ssia,
pow IN her 18th day out frnm; Lirerpool:has
pot s:!aE yssta bsen ~ s. sis;nallsd il s,,,..,.n
, 1859-09-17
.n1att. nf.RS1t " e.

New loRk, Sept Esld.+Ycssetdayx a2ernooa
s e,s @ 5 ri Ssss s.sf sf e. sss! % s
tloyed tostate' 9asseukers e4tud b4ssAtea on
Poard sthe Galway steamship ,Jas51, .dnfiaS
tEhieh the ;Oaptain''t tic tds"hau his head
Eut open by fowdses and the tug made awretk.
Hhe plsSeQIek9"eScanei s4iihant inilafY. -. u
, 1859-09-17
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Hy TE1<KArH.l Brrr41a Se.s Is
FloFts:eadE md in Fir at.5.ad s.!es l,i1 isarls
IAt.fAEAAtfAsfs3 !'aeA 4hasSa, t.sa*td d16!294&a2
;GEt'x-N hs4 9usG md prlskee Er=ee- SslsssNr
Y ", ~ s4e Eap "a aS a ssts
aa1ss ap p ~ itpo.t :t e.!!s 1o
n Essssta sssaa}Ss !c- "a
!G.S.5 T.; 1 T.
:, LAH l,<rox.s: hbs foaF, ri What, i.fo1
atae q aq IN vhsa l1ses ~
~S~s aalt1I .Iua.'i ..i has N-A FL ~
.s.of,1 II, l:"L i w: Z
t"A1sN 'A.tt ss.'a.,H J., L a'a-sl sH u
Ao"a s!uf 7rAA " d,tdr J., ,e.xts t.4A IL so1 q
, 1859-09-17

Aatest tEnm .EoEs An. .-Hrlnce,srPresI-
aent Ge0rard's Daughter Assassln-
riklpl is.9rh! th5s t5fb fbaitEaaon1st itantmz j.
T,ved , here thia evening", bringing Port An
Gen. Prophet, Ex. Minister Of The Interior.
laaSs t1s soHufu umons Ter pssscnsets:D
The daughter nj. president GstfrArd ,sas shot
fde,d while sitting 10 her fathers .chgir at the
palace gardehs Fon The tvsuin* Of Tie "a inst.
Great ~e1e'temensp prevailed Ia consequence.
ass e s5s S5sfa H. r2esaeat 9esa N S Se1
se:t'ss{s ess}s!s sEn e. !j54k A!l45
Forest arrived this Il: H.. from nahia, aud re.
ports that@on fha:d 7nsr,,1ha pdrt waa:risited
}bs nost x'osess goie whichrehdnesusiderasl
iaamase to the shipping. business was suspend
fs'an ship sseat ashore add vii ttota!Y. lost.
, 1859-09-17
Anort1et .:aataasfnhe1on.b :. by ..t1ts ,9oft:: 9o;ft:

- nouk.. 49, =, - :. =. -
BoSros, Sept 1.-The correspondent Of
the s 1ra'.ter a wiring from Camp Floyd. uhder
N 1I se.ee9.,t 1sa1rh Pike, The 1stH lafal11
~ who was Shot IN front of q Sale LiEc hotel
~ Mormon, named Spencer The murderer
nad escaPede 'PiAe'ss fd.,e.ue-vas attended by
thrse regiments of infantty, the officers Of
Easa tet7 = qsnt, being .ia19ll uPlSosm-7 AaYs5pl
tner assass'nat1ons arc charged on the Nor
mons, md great excitement existed.
, 1859-09-17
BY TEEE; 3! T TEEKtAPH:

siI Wm. Gefe Qu.seelY i Rcxolutlenlzt.
,Niw onI: Sept 1G.--Ths Washington cor
tor il official circle, leaves but little doubt that
at|,5s!l1 e9tS 94B wa{ III adserolu-
, 1859-09-17

! IT. At ..I .f.- II
GoLp! GoID! GoLp'-Albars s. Evans, banker,
3e Clark stree, ,-wil exhibit 70 the public 1T his
lofiee to-day hss samples Of Australian, Calilor-
tnia, and three varieties Of Pike'aP Peak go1t..
, 1859-09-17

srRASGEss VISITING snE Ci7r shohld bear in
mind that Strasb4rgh's celebrated Zopaye Oin,-
me9t is tho only aftiie:lo invented thas waf cure
badness: turn grey -hatf tt its original E6lor.
Had etadicate: scsaE :and. dapd1nff and. that
st1ashnrgh'a cclesrased Shampoo Loiion il tie
hajY apd head. eure ian f3esEjes, sail. rheum.
ete:s etc. and t1eF StfasbnrgI,'s Neeiafipe Is
curl - -. ~. 1'''
Manufactured by-Greenebauna / Co.. d their
depot, 1G2 Nest Randolph. Street, and {er. .saiu
~ tIa at na tae nfus and Fancy Stores throughout
, 1859-09-17
m ATlONAI1' FAfR.--Septc,,ber
Il, ID, II. ,,>.,tr .,,,,,.,

"l * opened nj sas sxd ~ 4 d:daw Il Sat.oc. Fak
1a*l tEc a. Na;pf Mtuax. of t1a Nei
per cay 1he taEe sioese Is Fta.r 1t "Rrsa tr,e
sua I.xs has? rusns vel Ea'nhaet snI IL s.hie Of
!soh: three fen, ,ht state sltt e III nin e.
rom tia LIpo!s ut.s :. err ,re;y n1;rrs.
a.: s:e59 n +, Setta IT. ho;sy t9H = @ c
Eealens aad accessible ht:el Ia tks cty, 4E.sr
, 1859-09-17
H06AfChfHFfERS-

.Tue tb:3shn q .51aS;s7@ a. 51:ii;> III Dearborn
. Rreet, and Ett ynur clothes cleaned and ~,
!. pairedt. Thsy'wilt be weu DOM AID 1t pfiS, to
, 1859-09-17

Strangers Tisiting the city, and all others
x1e son1e@ plate travelling, should call. ut W.
ct.rk . .,,sa m,snIs Trunk stofe,s1 and els South
assortment = Of Trunks, Vaiises. and TraTelling
'6Gys, west of New Yort, : -. 49,, -"
~ in prje4 'from. 81 so to 5000
,11Iasell'ng Bags from 80 centa to 3lll.Da. TruuF
Covers made to order from g.. 90. to 86.o0:i ]
, 1859-09-17
-zenHas .4s,4E'}A ff4fd e{,F. " Y; fAM!v fAMv4

r. aenk fcss k9eS5: l5alies ssaood k i @ ::rs;
companies. "Tftd7t .'h7
dn thHS.os thsH fbH8ass' 9o1usr VI .uanals ant
ton s.snA1 wsA sl44}stnh# u aHf of Rpekon,
Miller Co., which.xas' enteslr cqasuund xi.hz
the exception Of <fhs ofiss. ana few piles of
lanbers,:Lq.4. 81 Ar, =, Insured lar. 3le ua.
alapt seqpa1ly In tpe' Etna; LonaSsnsia. Lire5:
POI, tHqmr, aud' Resolute. ':,i ."tr .s',,.;7
4+fI III s.'f ttIt'it t.l.; .;rr,u 81, pa
'Ad5atcnt'tn .ahis. s.wns the 'hara~wood Inn1bcr'
yHra u Satherland.6 Co! !. loss, .&i5,odoi il.
sursd tor u phn Grans j.
heA u = :49o2, 412 ftftt Id this yard, NhjcA "a,
insared 1az tooptp1 ,.ns:--- =: -
! FTita ehs #A q s. A t4&iXex XAtHt|kaI' XAtHgtt|kaIk
% T. tlS1Anullt ,l.lT1JT
, 1859-09-17

: Fay Millinery in elegant variety Is now
opeaios at Hiss n. L. Marshes, e5s State
"ee'- ST.
, 1859-09-17

Fl T. The largest aud cheapest stock Of Crock
~: ~: Ja.na; Gl1ssTaro Silver plated goods. Cut
E5}1,a &C.! n tne clty, is to be found at tie
st., near Dearborn. WV A0V' 0aA'
, 1859-09-17


+ was eutin,,v co,,rn.d. H., a. mn. -,
Insured. 'T6eFs M lumber stores " ri. 49, ~.
g.adPieno1.ke6MaFn Tho Ioss - =
which wss $3.50; insured for Il soo in Il
Chicago Fl remautL>Ins, CO.. +Hi"ir
! Next north Of this was the E,ce,s;or' ~ 1ro
workssbci onsiug 10 c. Hasoa: Tie i -maehincr
saved; los ss SIC, 900; insured for "a zoo in II,
Chicago i 4,hen,an's Inn,rshc Cd tt,hgko,
ner Of Carol street was the Blue Bonnet s;
loon; los. on furniture $500: house $500
- CLINTON s7n1r.-.
North Of th,,~ Vest wast;;n ~ :1,s.s 49,,
uerof Lake ar,d f.Hit d,1 ~. ~
building "a I of.tIs oesbTaa s'9'
ing To- J. .!CocLr.n ad;,c..3.t e t,,;. so.ti
.wss the Hydrs uie Uni. .r3n y ~ 1s.ig:u 4
whoss 1o.: - ~ ~ W - A.lnsne'' 'i.oe
was . large gu antlty-of wheat, besides flour i,
tho mill, Of which but few bsr,t.wsr, tot sss ant
The building ras; owned ;bt H.s: MnS9Ss: s;t
ralued ut aid NH ;in;5 ;rvsd If: 6.5e
being hboutto make: nrran S;s,ossi. ~: fx;:,f,
-NeIt came tho .wooden ~ 80. -. ~ A.,
Lead Work. a. 4, 49,. esgte ~ r' nuAee =. tu'
ire.story bret land roeE. aer = 81 4a .At
~'e1 "as: insured for $4,000 !: :Hs 'foll0wx!. On
raa- oaha4ag, 5000 each. ia.ths Pheuix"bi
nsooE'Yn.: Hartford Of: conpeetiecat,: Iumbold.
t9rk ana C1ty QfI Ne1 .Eork. ,$ss, 900. in
in the Conway. of CONWAY. M,.. ~ ~. ',use ~.
eaae5{, e. e s,39o Zach in Charter. oak.. conuectii
~ H.sn.t' hartford Springfield. Fire p1d
IanS:: hass' and ..ss oeo il: ::Atl.atie
,s.a ;::E.a. q Hartford md f;'isf: Il
md t;.oco n th. uieaea nast a. :el ;sREngesa1
Fhe .f,fav.,oIa ;M:.Hfook1yu!
rooms in tb;s buik,;ns ~ ~. ~ e aaa cssalae,i
'N.b: Yohne: .btIaa t...f{:s: III:
factorv IN ths 4h;,a ..o aana
MACHINES but ali ioais II e. w. ~"
5ured:: e.e -.1e asos1 !os.' 1aln7
Farther north va. the vulcan ho,1sr sor.
ofJohn MccArl Arltfnr Tim = + 49,: 0oo :,,.;.s
inc be,onsod II. u.;;;-,s H. :aTe.". peita
oIned.the vai.:a 49,: -Es.sa stettneon' who also||
adjoining. Lo1. ia I'd rsE ;oaela!ng|
efoct :;n,r-1aa e1ooon III ~ e4n"tns aud
c;, n H.ttfa-i 49, - ~ - .softa-A
Of: Norwich: :: SaI4l nrtb;. ana ~. ,.s. aeEs7ch
r::s.s;: - ss M9s !afee oE four
...h oetneetso' oss an9nt: FsQo
7"".
KS. aesoA ~: :S1ak1T: y, :; i.
streets there were several sma,, hn;,s;. @ t1ol.
the plniniue mill ar A Rnrt.. Iaaa s. oa uo"
uninsured ''s' "''oo'
CHI "il '"flt.l ll:nnn -h ."lnpG
Protestant Episcopal Convention or
- IL. =: ": 1u!nols' ;: <; 49,:
, 1859-09-17

Hon. Abe Lincoln In Ohio.
N1xs6: Q:,l6ep&. 16ifTtT Hods lhAes
t'ueoln, OF Ill.,, addressed large crowd in the
capital square, this F. II.
, 1859-09-17

1T MIL Par to examine. the Brushes. Per-
inmery, Toilet Articles, and Fancy Goods in the
beautiful store Of Stebbins Champion, corner
81 o. CLARK snd Madison: streets, sshere soda
Water IS favored with genuine fruit syrups
afawn ssn3H H4G9 tpu!nffaip4 lined will porcelain.
, 1859-09-17

w George ". Ssevcusaf Co..: - imfe ST..
keep oa.Ana.sas,lazee sndhsadtsne A,sapsk OF
Watches. ,Jewc'ry, Ac., it has erer becu onr
f6ftnH9 To &c., aid 'asc constantly adtin:rlto II
the IufeA t1y les df guods retrircd ftuniE,rooe
and tho East- We'Would recommends urare1uh
Iexamination DE- Messt4. Ssesena Il Co.'S stock
before purchasing elsewhere. nj vi, .., ,-,t
Jswelry, Silver. Ware. . Fins n atchnsx
Fnncy Goodsa1d. .eyey AEiio1o in theix, liee nu4y
be obtained: u Aeas1s-. Hoard k4loes. H.. L. 4ake
street, Of the most superior, ,qpalty and best
and e3e ststTies. EEeFy, ARTICLE. .sald bI them is
guaranteed; to,.be yin exeRT ,zespeets WIZ it.s
Represented, .vaShilss thei1, stock, ~, xhssheF
for size, beaaf elegance. richness fheapness
canuos'be surpassed. By all means tlrop, iiI11to.
ltheir nf9. ta4steFs, X Luke ST. and judge for
yourselvea- 'tfi
.@rHYe coli Tive dateh.on;of risitois IL I'd
Chemical Steam Dye Works Of Cook Mciaih, I
rs Dearbs1tssL s6na0gsEB~oz &tsn xegrn to
their homes. would do well to send their old
sss{s nsa 11Gpslssse ES l12 s,i;sss Z
and dye ladies' silk dreases, shawls, etc, in the
best m1nncr.
;l;;;, e g #s{!as #tet fe#fs zt'Sf ;sa. e..
street. .''4nA A=E H'!sser,1 a.s~,.a se9-1Q,
.s1aAlsT "a W
t&l-tcna
, 1859-09-17

4-~ ~.Sedudve+asehEM sf.gnn,fu = -f,4 -
two'thread noise1ess premium Sewing Machiu q
ana universal hemnsF, No.l23. Loke St
, 1859-09-17
{ )FtICE OF CHICAGO AND
|HCnEGA1MOES BTssNND8Ein
10 Exchange for Real. .Estatc;'

i E>OR CAPlT<ALISTS-YVANTED
FROM aipn 70 40 ono!--Fas G ne of III. very rs,
u the v:L.ty Of C.so eat Or actlyt rar
.sI Is a. Esn':4 & ~ Kun s. II thousand Dosss
1hc oci1y fsr.so c.urue. within ycy lew y.rr
,n. f.. Sssse s'hest tas tu:s: 10 aas .! is tasrs
a3ar 3as y * f1nd s:a' Yu.l t,s4a,4Ha' s,r tasa
fA,t
, 1859-09-17

No, 4l}17fSal4oP KEPT a41d oEped Pyy, Nr finut
can loss 1 &S0Q;; unia|sErca | !, +;
kot."4e--f.aset beer saioon yJohn Jacobs;
owned Hrs. Gl.rE; loss $59o uninsured ii. dI':' !,
I'D. Small one koass littis owned by fs.
cmk '.foss 71q2 'tnIAsnrkd '' ~'':.,.,.'. "~:s
No. ~ sh44s-S*ables belonging to the Lake
Street House. owned by ". D. Ogden.
'Sa. sI--alaon kspt by = sii1 Who
sayed ibis 1prni,uE, owned By JoEH II III ic
and :tg1s' il FrPF. Pl'fy; IT., ,!q4s
No 5s-7Tspssts1F,|u |ui}di9s.r pasccupicd
owned by Geo. Lutaax l. Co. lossy. -2oeu uuin,
sneca- "-'' -. .''1t ' .:-. ..r ..n i
,Eqs.:35 ansa 81 Sub. ST IL :,,trlobn asbr
ipg' 'iee deslet, and occupied far the fcd horsest
and boarding sshs Here the re d oriisin.ted &.
and nine Horses were consumed. Ii the: III ffs
was In .ieej insured idp, e1aeoGk' Phh4t4ph;a
Fs hid .tfe Insurance CO. Ill ',:,' IT,"
No, s.; blacksmith Shop, Owned b. Red.ncnd
L HINT Loss $500. uninsured, :. n. .,,......
No. 61. Saloon belonging to some children.
As sp|4sr. A4minissft'e, insured fe fer ssqo
Illinois Autua1.''' -.'"'r.a ~.' I, J., ~. I,
No. sa, 8Eaa; aaa Sash r.o Factor; s. IT, r. j.
Eoeand. 'islo kho okdeathe building, Lo,s 5000,
, 1859-09-17

GAs f1xrrnEs.-The best stock in the cftv
ond richest PaltefnS, eau be Iou1d at our show
room: q: 4! and 49 State street. up stairs.
se1S-1m BRowy Il WupEa
, 1859-09-17

,s,ts1ngers whu -i1ave Milnerf' 70 pur-
s1s.s pase snoutd not fail to visit Miss Maf.hs s5s
1Aa%G osAGtt.
, 1859-09-17

Il EFtERst}N :lliGtI SCHOOL,
E,,-r ror Miss al Ftm,es Nj" llo Wet NmIos ~,
3D. - - ae1t kr4h wl scrnretnAr ~ ~ = u
e5rass a H.. ST s stSa!as, s"n .. ,l! :, + a1
- II. Z. sItAE@ 'PTagt IL = ~ Ky
cb6R5 e -ttya+ !. u isi1s
ani n:fsoa High school, to NJ l,,te:r.,s}
+- = ~ H~
, 1859-09-17

Vithos I Gopchasr! Com;lciante y,
ha ha qrisana Rega!ia de Londres!!!! la Meier
~ ue - Aaoanal Choice aud select brands
ess SafIdklF sssa = u !; Go5b,n fo'
, 1859-09-17

1T Wheeler 1 Wilson's Sewing Machines.
e,5.,.-..,~. GEo. 4. Cn1r7ESnrx, Cell Agt,..
eeio-ob 1G7 and l69 Lake Kfrcet
, 1859-09-17

Premiums RID in Plate . Or Cash, at tic opsjoa
-':l"'' :::df'tAo Recipnnt.' i :,.r,;t.
ruE GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR, An And III TIE s1lyt1.
AND BRONZE MEDALS Or, The HE SOCIETY.
SPECIAL: fhE,iiii nans,
E9s.ass!fE A pr,.e ct t!o e. Ttaas oss; $40 for
os;sf a!. /; te saaf 4i
A''0''h e'a'' Citizens Of e44'saep snd e osl'fls
sssss + s 81 &; s.
,S;,t 1 es .s,csn Ga5,o tout Houss and
osfS :!7 '2P'( e2l3 r. 'f''H LAY Aealf:p y
on.n.txetss- ~uosday, stps,-I2sA, xa3 Eok3l
st"HfaF s"tA Saturday, .s<7f., 17tA..,
'' ''@' '''''> :: 4=S::.''->,~~
~ saab& TREE - 1tn ~ }:p< Iat}asa.
"''''''- : '''"':sss Gon;..a,a:;: ;:,-~'~s' ~""~-s.
Wea n B:s'a5ts|;n!ia S 4 ! !Mild Hhttht]
aa:,: One "a h o'ugFfapd i: ~ >.,
Ply. Hapdsomo Commodious Halls,
FIFTY NJ ONE HUNDRED AsD. .r1E1f 3AER !;
Eompostfoa Rsoss and sl.rea window. mix.
ts ssfs 'as & s .gs & Fs3 6; s1
ices Rs:zssasns s4aene. .Teats, eso, 49,. 17F4tT1
}R$$G4SS4S e E4's Ef22RgXf}
H.. IL d Fa2Eay 16e ~ sle tkk
e. s*eF g;e:s1 g;e:a g. ss. hi
Se Eassf al ~ ss ssIase e s9Y ;Sf Yggs5
lssst, ssssa. L g. fa's 81 H. Iii ta'h o
:s : sss f lR + ,g2a;a
liz sya;,* be pr provided f5r ttoet sal. u
4a1 Hssn com III ths huzs o4t corn. e. ii eoss ID as
$6;ts Nsi{.$sei s:et:;ls HI 4.,};
i ri s. Ssy .sst tEss Ss'<sA e..
:: s;:s* + Il. e s sazf 81
s|55;s | %s ;s; ie:ss:E
FL sa s xsgss. sIss tsiEs sbsfs Sk es ST
?: II s1grfa r r 0escp'fd :, s1enY q
Stfeazns Fire, Ensfac$, ,''-7
4 nd eorupeanon for The q
Citizeaht:s' Phrse of 81 ,0on,;|
FOR ,TaoTT1osa HORSES.
o1s: +: charges z aaF'' ''F to :At ground. ~ i HH
sses ealt;;ra aas sa3a ssa
aasa a}s Sss}ss d sGS e1st's 2 f9seA' 's
"a 44ap4zhip
go Hit,i'-: FksaS1FF.1pc-.' - sal ~ II
Hofse nd RIDE. Buggy: Cas.igs or osher vehi,
Rsa iixss ss; s.,
The II e;:sz;s pta Il O. DC Ea.i side bat ri
s.:ss e|s1s g slS r
TF'7 fisnsasa mig: 1A1 I'd ~ e,Aer !n|e,oa e pps'y
'.'ra s. % HORACE s'csAPndxl{ }Uf
,.~.-,..., sFr1ss1npEw SA1rex41 F11;n - !
~ eiie.114 tA4aoaE! House: cn:.oo
.9nQ3an2E:N' AND "A Nd WILLOW:
=! ,l'Tiz s;t:++::., NE,
Stewart: & .Whiieys !
49, -: w4tst street: ...u'st* !
-t-".-''.-,I -. !. ;; #'>i-. ,.,r,sI 81 ]
n n'ss9s5f"4sfi4 fez yeg,s;s p:t<n il W.
II '''ssn .'t-Issl ..1:,"'.' (
&c e'eaassaslta a~asstll, LL1oiTLA /
Cordage,.
HATS !,
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,adoTa nuAu xo,r11u9s1,r1aan.rs,1S {
Ard ev=y eesS.Eueas II :
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, 1859-09-17

BIZ n.,x5s 3 ss:J JeHf, # AZ e{ the
w.; hl.En.an Luke, DO; Eanyan HItmaa Er.s d.,
Gf sE t4s,ss e. so !eP4 ssSs: Ptx,. 4aF:af
Dr,1et to Bankers, 80 wall IT, i. l.; Tht,er I Jddd
.',ls, aseay ~ A,.st g.; Jca!i Read 10 chamieIs
E.d:4. President BANK ef 81. PAU, 81. Fsul, Aiaa
, 1859-09-17

Range OF the Therz.someteE; for; thc week,
taken BY E. L, o'uaIa, a posheoasv audi,Phar-
I'naceutsst, No. Bo'West Randolph St.. corner of
Canal sfgpet:ii !. ;'1f.: ill.,. ~'3'-;.; ). IT,;
, 1859-09-17

1;ei''az Bua1II:-:-1be Masonic O. u
'nsp beg, Of Cleveland Iodgf tnfsted be; h;savy% :: Il
9{ 3as srset 's tlFe pf ThqrsaaJ night, ,,s1hsss
idefse Mad expsndet nearly. es,cU in i5tain,-.
fu,nsg and thoit Il ;ns , rta Il
pIaasbG .he haadsouest '' Il Il fII q :
SA4arie f5dge *ess qFssSrs fett,; rhe i, mon.
bsttxaesreded in carrying out,shetr hook. ~, .
pfpsfs Ind portion Of .aeif eitnrs "a"
ings-hua .tte loss tpslaaed by 1Ae lode =;
sh9rref r, ,ooo Win ao :tes7afeaes iso,asaf
= si;.'s
t1Rt the AE$ frs '.:': :: ..:.' : - ~ IT, ~.
iIIaE;' Eaf4zz .6x1k AI"-A ucmox..-}Te cal
seaL q stifFh atAe4' es4pid,.
fhs Fsston si r sase !. A., of II, IL n
o&i1Iaab bls*insids sefopertF. a,Isopk k.pver,,t t12
nsI Ssaes !, s: 9 =
aria. H. L!uII. Il E1EAt
~.tI4 sltk -1s:t .et a-a1uA .n1Aa'ao
, 1859-09-17

Farther Il north was The Vulcan boiler works
ofJohn AeArthur: LOS /, ,ooot tuninsued, build
ing belonged To- Henry syorthiag agton, ;~bbo also
owned the Vulcan Foundry a bdak: bui1diaiIr
adjoining Loss, eao, go on. tvo building; ind
stock,ananred 10000 equally, in: Eorth~Amcrii-
c:a. Of Hartford Etna Of Hafttord .and Norwich
Of Norwich: ,ko9th ofthis :M.s ,thfea IL four
frame dwellings uninsured, loss about: sIG,
enrh =. = =. =! - =. = J. = WV
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-22

rsc9Fu; Inc Baltic made the fastest passage
IRON Liverpool to New York, in September,
1901. 1t occupied 9 days, 133 hours.
About Clocks:
: IT is now about five hundred years since the
hrSt clock was invented and put into operation,
ana Tor more than two hundred years the clock
manufacture was carried on only upon so limit.
ed a scale that kings and mobiles alone could pur.
cnaSe them. A the present time, u timepiece
Is the commoncst, as it IS also one of the cheap
est, of household articles
About The number "ffty-two":
You are right is saying that fifty-tvo has rea-
son to consider itselfa u very remarkable nunlber.
DID the reader ever notice it? The five books
OF Moses were written fifteen hundred and fiCty.
Two years before the present mode of computing
time The building of Rome was commenced
seven hundred and hlty-two years before the
same event. Julius Cesar made the Grst in
road upon Great Britain ilty-two years B. c..
and the King of Great Britain was carried in
chains to Rome, A. D., tifty-two. CONSTANT.
noPle was taken by the Turks a. D. fourteen
hundred and hlty-two, and the new style was
introduced tISc INTO England in seventeen hundred
ana ana nlty-two. The highest Egyptian pyramid
Is tonr hundred and fifty two feet in height:
ABOUT the origin of the phrase, ''gone to Je.i-
cho :"
The origin of the phrase gone to Jericho" is
well known. One of Henry VlII.'s houses ot
pleasure was Jericho, in Essex. Whenhis bnr.
y majesty was determined not be encroacbed
upon by the calls of business, the excuse made
Tor l him was that he was gone to Jericho."-
That was his "not at home" !"
How to sharpen razOrs:
To sharpen a razor, or other edged tool, the
simplest plan is to dip it for half an hour N wa.
ter to which has been added one twentieth al
ITS weight OF muriatic or sulphuric acid: thun
f,4Jv hO,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-22

Quc'y:-I desire to know if anything ever
grew at st. Helena? Is there any agriculture
at all-even shrubs or bushes? Abbotts His,
tory of Napoleon, which have just been read
ing, speaks Of its being almost destitute of
verdure," and at the time it has a cut
representing the Emperoras gurdcner. What
do you think of Abbott's History Is it Impair
IinIY