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CITY pRoPnRAY!I

Jefferson si.--A handsome Lot West side, below
eth at, Smati Frame upon A..
second at--liouse aud lot be uw Perry, north
side, House, TWO-stGr, Brick
Letgc aud convenient, Lot0uN2u0.
Brown st.--uppositc Buckeye u. Latge Driok
House and large Lot CHEAP.
brown st.-COrner ui Aun. Two story Double
hrick House, good Cellar, Welt
Cistcru, 30 Nili Mt 20 pay ~
pee cent. on the Investment
NC Don0ugh at--Oppoeite narf. Two-HtOry Frame
Hcnae tpf h0N l5O.
fiith tt.--Cotncr OF Montgomery. Fine Lot
Small Frame House.
ALSO!
FORTY LOTSl--On the Hili between % and 6th ata
and large number Of vAcaDt LOti
In different parts OF the city. BOT
salo oheap, or 20 eSchangUiOr Other
property,
Real Estate Agent,
Cleggia Buliding, I'd Vt.
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INDlANA WaEAr PRosPEors Tho IndiI

INDIANA WBEAr PRosPEors The Indian.
ap0lis Journal Of Monday says
The farmers are IN the midst Of their
wheat harvest ReApers, mowers and siekles
Will be unprecedented, and for qua nifty also.
pssis ssS veil ia sbsy may, as iisy hs,s Viss ss.
hsa seed etOPp ioT OsTeFil ysssh
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on Every Pogo IN

sailor Locale Telegraph. and other
matters % istsssss ssd information, see
Fret aud Fourth Pages.
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HERB DT5PENgARY

OFFICE % MArN e.,
(seoond door, W stnirp,) nuaAioj ny,
THE CELEBRATED DR.. JOHNSON,
a notenls rhyslsisn, treats successfully the foi-
Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Asthma, Nervous Debility,
Bronchitis, Headache cu'd In 10 m
Lung q q est Diseases Scrofula,
Diseases Of the Heart Salt Rheum,
Kidney Affections, Rheulhatism,
Liver Complaints, Fever aud Ague,
Female Weakness Pimples,
Diseases Of tho Ear and Eve. &c 80.
All who are aufIefing from the above Eamrd dis
eAacat or any other complicated aeaae of years
ed BY naii or express tor the small sum Of VI 20
neat package Of Medicines, with ali necessary di-
rectOna ami medical advice. pAtlents should apply
without delay, Aa they can obtain instant relief
from the Doctors remedies.
Dr. JohnaOn'a Medicine consists Of ext Ac,a nom
choicest McdicinAi foreign and native Roots and
Herbs manufactured under his own supervision, At
hie Dispcnsafy, and therefore avoiding the use Of
Mercury and other mineral poiaona, that were nev
or designed for the ayatem, 10 which many thoua-
anda have fallen victims and gone 10 early graves.
aoL'a femarkab q LOTION for beautifying and linz
proving the Complexion, removing almost inatAn-
taneousy ran Ffeckiea, pimples, ac,, will be sent
TO an, part Of the country tor ~ 90 and one post
age stamp. Addrss
DR. JOHNSON, Drawer lO4,
ONCE % Main street, BufiAip, N. ".
N. D-femalc Pills 81 % abox. jeii-d6wiy
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WUITTEN,S 3OInrN sATvC

" So EN - GOLDEN SA LIVE
IL Btep hy way Of progress IN the Healing Art -
u ia adapted for Sores, Humors, Wounds, and every
kind OF external infAnnatOry dificu ty, OF what
ever name or nature, en- man or beast Made only
byC. 7: WRITTEN, Lowell, Mass 90 cents per
box. The usual discounts 10 the trade Sold by
Dnggista. "Annoint thyself and he healedn
THE GOLDEN SALvE-A Great Healing Reme-
dy' tits with much pleasure we announce the ADJ
vent OF this new article In our city, which has met
with such signal success In Lowell, where IL is
made, that The papers have tccned with cases OF
truly marvellous curea They chronicle one whore
the life Of lady was TeoentN sAved--A case OF
broken breasts another where the life OF aehlld was
aavsd-a case OF ohafngj another of a lady whoae
lace WAS much disbguied by acrofuloua hunor.
which was brought to healthy action in a few
uayai Also another ofHn old man, who had aoi on
his foot Tor twenty years. cured In few weeks :
oureitzens net he slow In getting at Its inertia
and Will herald II over the world-l i,oston Herald
OF AGENTS WANTED IN rms STArp m
canvass with the GOLDEN 9ALvE. Sells rapidlv,
tan make good pay, For terms, &C., send STAMP,
je2-tAwdNl3ww - '""'''
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ELEC TROPATHY,

! DR CllAMBERLlN, (late of baltimore
| - mas taken rooms AZ No ah8 Third Street, Day
t tpn ohio ana tenders ha pfoicssilna serl iceh 10
th- public Tor the careful diHgLosis and trAtme
Alt diseases ol chronic ana new olR Character
tie makes nooompromisc with the stomach N way
ana powerful Of all ageute--kiEIT IThtCt1Y.
ID o. woua here state he 10 not introducing
system OF practice based upon chance anu unrefAin.
~, but one Al tlnes reliable ana is tht resI OF
ten years labor, tuuy anu investig alton, anu has
been tested by him Ia over four iptisaEd eAstE.
Everything connected with his Operations Al Ts,v
anu unknown TO medlcAi men ana NJ otheIs, except
'h9se ss, who have been Instructed BY him.
HIS speciHi claims may be briefly stated Rs fol OWE
/. IN determining he condition oI the human
nody by an electrical diagnosis, which pOinis out he
locality amt character ol iht disease.
= The specific action OF electricity on the ody
g. lhedistinctiye influence Oi the twU pUlnrlties
Aud Iastl! The scientific application of the two
polaflues TO diseased states Ol the human BODY,
,esihB ~, eAvh ate aecofung 10 ats r,Quiit meniS
tricliy.
Where these principles are thorough, understood
ana strictly carried Out, III, aystm Of sotrOpathy
~ no matter OF guesu work, and the abilit, 70 cure
The following diseases are permanent y and spec
dlil CURED by elsotrioal treatments
~ pulmonary Consumption trht and middle stages,
Paralysis, RleGmstisn, brain Diseassi, lhofoes,
SEMINAL ehkneHs, lmpotthsyi DeRlnete, AniHuFos
ste, GAtArrh, Dropsy, skin ,aaes, TuinOis, Ulcers
All diseases ineient 20 Females Tvs, silR JoInis
Contracted unoies, AHue, spinal difficulties and
SAID diseases Are directly under the coniroi 81 ibe
electrical agent and DF. &. never iAilB TO proilce
permanent cure IN all REASONABLE, easea.
HIS apparatus 10 so constructed that II produces
mlu ana toohihg sensation even 20 the InoAt sens.
All shocks and irregular currents that tend 10 ex
cite ana initiate the LerN GUS Hjtt,in aft avUiIed
The disehast OF body and mind should not fail TO
en- ana witness the cures peIloimeu ty thia Won-
deriul agent, II being uHfyeYsa agent n Il hsNe
Apbheahle TO all uiH, aAea, and frequently nmo,es
hs OF yesrl standing "a slnge application.
Fhose given np everywhere else are ih'il1a to ssi.
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CITY PNoPnkp4
Farms.
CITY PrOperIy-DesiFnbic Resi-
sipnCV!

| OFF, for salo ON reasonable terms, a
l new tui handsome residence on "a street, hc'
I W Perry.
The II juse 10 large and cOulmodious, with all tho
modern improvements and oouvenlcnceb; iB finely
located, and In good neig gh6Orhoud. VIII be sold
cheap, II application il in tdc soon.
CHNS T. CLARKE,
mhs Real Estate Agent. CleEr's Rulldin".
| AND WARRANIo DUUuui ~ SULU
- At Cincinnati quotations, or located In Iowa,
Ntnsas, Nebraska, or Missouri, by
CHAS. 4. CLARKE,
mhB Third atFcet.
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Something New, True, IntelilEible and Important
iot the cure OF diRei ued bo, aid mind.
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over
ten year., and cas- sAyi.. ~ eoHrIpEHck AHp
rnuTn Of II, what wcklf have never been ~ 70
say oi any other meai-s- elne--hkvkR HAS IL
FALLEN IN A AfHuLkkJ lNbTANCk, TO kF-
FECT A q Rk, wheh.v. timely used. Never dld
se know an instancek4 OF diauauafaeiion ~ any
one who used H. On theA ~ contrary, all are DO
lighted with It's opera y tiona. and speak In
tefms OF highest coni-lf1 mendatlon or ita maelc-
al effects and medical virtues We apcah In
this matter "wnAr Wa. DO KK0w," alter ten
years experionee, andU fLrDor ouR RAruTA-
rfoh foh Tun fuLfil-.. MEhf OF WHAT We
nERE DEcLAhE. In al-(t most every instance
where the infant ia aui-k-t fertnR fron pain and
ehhaunts n, feiici willh,a be found In hftcen OF
twenty minutes nifetkl tho ayiui IL aAminiafercd
This valuable prepaiAr tiou u the presumption
Of ono OF the most IKE rhRfENC ED and
sKtLLFuL NuRsEs inO New England, aud has
been used with aEvrHQ FAtliNo SUCCESS ~
THoUsANDsn % CAsEs.
itnoto only relieves theO child nom pain, but I'M
vigoratea the stomach ~ and bowsib oofreots
aeieity, ana giies tone and energy 70 he whole
PING IN THE BOWSe ELS AND WIND JOL-
H., an overcome cot -. vuleiona, which, n not
speedily rem edicd, endlE In death. We believe Il
the BEaT and auhea1E Remedy In the world, In
an cnaiH OF DYsENn 1ERH AN DiAR-
hHCE, IN CHILDREN, - whether n arises from
,eething, OF from anyl9 other cause. We would
say 20 every mother whom hns a child suffering
from en-, of the foregoe< ing complaints = DO
NOT ~ 4 YOUR PRkZ JtDfCEs NOR 1HR
PRKJUDicIs OF orhEi hrs, stand between
your suffering child and - the relief tha, VIII be
SUhk yra, AbSUEe LU1ELY SJRE--to fols
Tow the use OF ilb = medicine, n timely used
Fu directions tol' using VII ACCOMPANY
aeh bottle none gen uine uniehs the fao-sim.
le OF CgRIis PkR 20 klNs, New-lork, II on
the outsile wrapper. ~
Sold by DrugglstAe5 throughout the world.
Principal oinee,e = No 10 Cedar st.,
New York.
Price only rs CeBts per Bottle,
je2-iyd4w
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TO Capitalists.

A HANDSOME new two story Bricl
n Dwelling ldoublcl on Drown street, that vii
rent for rEs rEh CnNr, OK THr tNVEs1MtNT,
For a. hy GHAH D., GlANkft
ies ClcrEa Building, I'd street,
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To Manufacturer

FOR SALE, at great bargain large
brick u tLOtNG, Ia thisolty, with lne steam
power anu a large lot OF land--ioguthcf With other
machinery, yery suitable for The mandatory OF
CHAs. E. CLARKE,
lee Third street.
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For Sale or HxohanRe

FOR CtrY PROPERTY, pair oi vory
~ Hne Mules, and the Trading ROat "nrrriurtonN y
CltAWLEs y. CLAnkE
mytT Ifrrria building. I'D street.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

To the Ladies,
lwouldsNyt that have vol studied to please your
AsteA Anu shall keep, fot your especial bene-
hti iull assortment Of Fancy Toilet Goods, such
"A Lnhin, Glcnn'b Julef Hsuel. Harrison, nn7ln's
anu WriShta Extracts for the andkerohsG RIcen
run rear Drops, 20 for behutfying the COM
pleklon; Glenna celebrated Toilet " Aters nay Rum
and Aromatic Vinegar, Freokle wash fof removing
the most popular Hair Restoratives aud hair Dyesi
Combs, hair, cloth aud shaving Brushes, white
Brushes.
Nhite Lead, on, Andcolored paints prepared res-
dy for use.
Coyal, coach, furniture, damAr, japan and iron
NarnlHh NliNC oil, pure tuF table, sperm, neh,
bieAehed Whale, Machine ard, and NcAtsfoot Oils
Whole OF SoAp, y new attice In this market, tor
tho destruction Of all kinds OF insects that infeat
flowers, vines OF fruit trees
Holmsn's celebrated Health Restorative, for the
Mondertri effect Of which would refer TO the Rev.
street,
Burning Fluid of extra quality suitable for burn
ting In the patent gas lamps, or others.
may come hereafter.
am sole agent In this city and county for Bmr-
havcH no land Bitteru, which Will sell to dealers
At manufacturers pri ea. by tho dozen.
Country merchants supplied with any thing In
N line Glow hs any house west Of tho mountains
fruit jars OF every sty and Qualit IN use. Sea
Ing WAX and corKH Tor fruit lars and bott es
horye medicines prepared BY an experienced
bird seed, brdoages and all the little fixtures be-
longing to them
Canary and other birds bought and sold
ZINE tobacco and cigars, together ith full stock
OF snow case FoodH, rnd thou and other articles
too numeroust 10 mention. all of which shall take
pleasure In showing TO my many lIicpda and the
publcgenetAllyi feelign ssufed that my goods aud
prices viii compare favorably with any other house
In this city.
june4 w s. ROBINSON
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New Arrangement

-. Price rice only as Cents per Bottle
, 1859-05-31

Missouri. For: some fifty milas altar passing
'famyTn, We trxveraed level prairie, admire
Ny Rrasscd, but scarcely broksn, sare where
the needs Of the railroad had called up two to a
way timber WAS IN night on one side or on both,
often within mile; and the soil, though but 1
thin black mold resting on 4 heaTy clay, there
fore not 20 well adapted to grim a. prairie soils
are apt to be, Is admirably fitted for stock 9row-
Lag. It seems incredible that such lane, in u
settled till now.
W. traversed other prairies, 6re to twenty
milee long, separated By the richest inter1ales
skirtIng Grand River aud sundry smaller
streams, well timbcred with elm, hickory, DC
Miles on miles Of gently rolling ridges, thinly
covered With white oak, and forming "oak
thick growth Of young WOOD now ihat the au.
nna! fires are somcwhat checked by roads and
cultivation. coming forward under the full
grown oaks, are interposed between the prairies,
the whole forming one Of the most beautiful and
inviting regions I ever passed over. They tell
nc that the rolling prairies near St. Joseph are
7cher and finer Than those I saw; but they
surely need not be. With such soil and timber.
the Mississippi On one side, the Missouri on tue
other, end u railroad connecting them, it must
be that Northern Missouri is destined to in
crease it: population speedily and rapidly. I
am sure beef can be made there at less cost
visited
St. Joseph is a busy. growing town of some
~ ooo inhabitants. 1t is beautifully situated on
bend Of the Missouri, partly on the interyals
(Which the riser is gougiug out and carrying
aWay), and partly on the southwark slope Of the
bluff, which rises directly from theriver bank at
the north end of the town. Other towns on the
Missouri may have grander future; doubt
that any has finer location. The river bank
must be piled or docked, or in some way forti-
LED against the boiling current, which sets
effect.
, 1859-05-31


Horace Grecly writes back from Kansas his
trip over the Railroad from Hannibal to St. 10.
scph. We mako an extract:
Hannibal is pleasantly situated on the inter
vale Of the creek and up the side OF the bluti,
so rs to BE- entirely commanded by steamboat
passing up the river. Itis bustling, growing
village Of some 4 900 inhabitants, which the new
IIannibal and st. Joseph Railroad" has sud
denly raised from, local to general importance.
Like most villages in the Great Western riyars,
it has no wharf, aud tue river is now thrcutes-
Ing to eat away part Of the bauk on which
railroad and steamboat freight is heaped in
wild disorder. Its new consequence must soon
work a change. ! look for wharf aud great
storchouse when next land or embark here.
The Pike rounded to, and sent us ashore the
taain backed down to within forty feet Of her;
the passengers got aboard the cars aud we're
followed by their baggage, and in half an hour
we we're stcaning ur through the woody ravine
Northern Missouri. Across this-or, rather,
along tive took our course westward almost
Us the crow flies to st. Joseph on the Missouri.
al6 miles distant, which We reached in little
more than twelve hours, or ut halfpast 10 last
evening. The road WIS completed III hot haste
Peak" migration this Spring no grarci is found
on its line, unless in the immediate ricinitv Of
the Mississippi; and it WIS raining pitilessly for
the secoud day nearly throughout, so that the
road bed was canseway Of mortar Of ooze, into
which the passing trains pressed the ties, first
On one side, then on the other, making the
track a. bad as track could we'll be. A year
just coming out Of the ground; after dry week,
il will probably be quite fair; but yesterday ii
afforded more exercise to the mile than any
other road ever travelled. About one third Of
, 1859-05-31
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Real Estate Brokers,
TAXES PAID AND INVESTMENTS MADE FOR
NON-RESIDEkTS.
OFFICE NO. z,
1sthodist Rloet, 0or. Clark Warrington st.


800 fett mont Michigan and Indiana avenues Including
several pe eonc1a. Terms very yoszt1e to thost
- Intending to impFuve.
House and Lot 0h street. 1ndI.na AVENUE Lot 81
~ By Is: uousc. two,hoEy framc, with b1su-
Hsqse nd Lot Or Malash avenue near Twelfth arret
YEARS TINE on LoT: 4 '0'''e' 1'''"
:o1lo feet o. Eharfs street near Wela, with HOUSE
1sH fret on State street. nca. Old
M91ss and Lot % State street north n Cllchs Hotel
BRICK STORES. three etuties aud tasc14ent and Ht.
ted for dwellings uboyc.
+ottso feet on Washington Ercst between Fsanktln and
Market, in Lot :, Block Is. We WILL LEASE thls
II, pupefty for 4 term of years ifdrein!}.
x10. House, t~n stanr frame.
l1xls& fee OH Warren hirtv near Union Park. IlAs Ii
vctF choice property, and will Le Kuld at sacrifice.
o11Io0 feN On Iln's street. Wolcoft, With Improve
~ menta which are renting for 100 per annunl.
haye shrpe very dextra'le Ee4dencx Os PARK AVE
NtE and Warren = sftta neat Roby and May; on Aer.
deem street, near HARRISON and on Harrison. between
Aberdeen and My streets, Which we ARE odtrdns 1t
isoLOTs Madison Monroe Wilcox Adam. and :IAck-
son streets and Western Avenue wet Of Union Park.
Is required Within FIVE YEARS. Thsls a 6ne chance
f0t Of moderate measls 10 hare hGue In beautiful
portion Of the city, by paying low rate u interest.
S0t Of farming lAnds situated In Knox, Mercer Hen
q. lroquoA CoGk. Hardin. Saline and Pope counties, 4
noUsE AND LUT in Henry. Marshal Co. two lots iii
CITY PROPERTY AND COUNTRY LANDS TO EX-
CHANGE fus stocks Of Goods, Boota and shoca Lun,-
S. fcet Michigan aveuue Of Twelfth street. and 50
ri r ET E1t1 rt.E1 Ssts III:
, 1859-05-31
g30 Piles! Pilcs!. E'iies!!i

-H"ot tt ~ Ho~ csr~1 '-Thousands Of passons ha.s
9rr ysAs with the dsaaxeyst few know what
Aut how cured. Evsy Of Pss whether mani.
fesed in the form Of external su1nc fequsut beed1ne or
In velsnt Itching aud irritation. dsponda essentially upon
ooustlon Of the abdominal VARIOUS circulation. Ts pro.
ducss the enEcsgen. atlnn Of the reua formation OF
tunors. hsmor.aacs Jan and suffering and The disease
san only b fundamentally cusd by medicine. which, taken
ntefnay raevs this aaaopnal venous congestion Hsuc&
onsment2 washes aud cven injectlons are % nectua1
HCArHREY'a HOMEOPATHIC PILE SPECIFIC,
ao suka1 jul taken two or three times per day.
he daasse by curing thr condition upon which the dscsse
depends. uads have besE cursd by l. even of the n,os4
Obstinate Al~ te promptly benefited by H. PRICE,
80 crntf = boz.
n. Ia full ri nf Hcnrrr3ra HoxaorArn1c Srxc1.
Ssas with hook nf Gifer:!uns and 20 Remli. In a1ge
dFaem v!a and na"Eueeo sAe 81 do. In 1.n case u;
family case ct II bo1cs and book u.
These Remedies by the slue,c boz or case are keat by
mall TT esa. srec of cllasse to any addn receipt Of
the Price. Addrtsa In. F. HUMPHREYS 6CO.
No. :ds broadway, New iork.
Sol4 h5 boes suth a Co.: Tho4 Lord and seare.nt
a.
, 1859-05-31

SEWING MACHINES.
Ioe Et 1aseiJ attached 11ors than douhls
alPae o. e& ooa4 In vnxf vt1 ~ ID tboaSA sT7r1
shsa tsiA ss:tsa 49, ,; t ps Hety q xs7t 1oa -
md n5eds7: Thsy sadly lss1asd fuza rR4ntsd d1
aoss t792a m s'renlsFs .sat ea recp* stamp u
machine ot tsdet1 taoes. uphol4eis and naies Las I'd
sxaE krst po.sf nd large sPeee for putting
kaaFs axd Aesd!es III eompIke. Ths U1ivsfl HeutsT
turning AZ ~tha y ex1a. Ihssst 6sesact 10 eet1Ju
t4l Il W1aa shoe ssnse IL Laks stzeet wear Cs.f.
a31tiy
, 1859-05-31

IL FOREST. ILLINOIS.
The lots hclonE3ng to LIND UNIVERSITY. and now
offered fur hae prr.cn favorable Inducements persons
Wishing to eRoy The pleasures Ut country LIFE within hours
Hide Nf tie City At Chicago.
They located nj Lake Forest the west bank Of Lake
Michigan. eievtrd hulrt fett above the lcvel Of The
side. Of the Chicago and Milwaukee, Railroads. abound In
mineral and other springs and natural beauties and In the
opinion Of our brit I'D for eakul
resort and residence not to be exceeded by the
hl1ure Or n the Western country.
nne Academy building tthc preparatory department nf
Lind University has tea erected the It aeasnn, and IL
now In successful operation in charge Of = F. Miller 4. II.
new Passenger Depot, Store and more than dozen
dwellings have tecn escted within the jast year.
In ada!nnt to tle regular thruugh trains accnnmtda
ton train taking Passengers Communication tickets At f
the Ecuh fafe leve- Chicago every evening" and returns
ely morning. thus Attending business opportunity to
send thc day In tie city and IT, with their families hight
good ho.r has tcen ole, ard III eucceaul operation
fornlort than ye1E past-
The Lake Forest Association have also few lms mostly
Tor farming pusrnes lying mar the town. containing from
car wrh will IL sold al REASONABLE pic
aud On usual time.
Tte s4b;der has Within tic last sold twelve
thousand dollars worth Of the Luds Lconeg tn tic CA-
vernty and Association. and proposes tn rel few lots
TO- oFetBons who wish them foz 1nnede Improvement all
cultivation.
Fur further particulars apply to res Page M. .. WASH
!ngton street or add him through The oi ucr lux
ey6, Chicago Illinois. PETER rAGE, Agent
, 1859-05-31

No. 4s6' fect f'n BY IL feet deento alley - feet
wide. oa 1'Tatrir avenue. dirertly e:tt Ut Mrs.
Clark's residence. This h1s III east front md ID
ver3 desirable. rEicc ts.etsl. time.
No. 47oo feet front by is feet deep Carpenter street.
between Washington and alad[AIu. This ii
situated on = hEst c!a.a neigabnrlood. nlll will
II Hld IN sn,all lots Price 20 ltef foot, On
CANAL TINE.
No. 43-Dck Hnusc and lot North Lasalc STREET near
0aS stnrt, With brick tar.'. &c- IiIs house is
we'll finished aud cnhtana LAS, Wa.er, Marble
MaHt1cs, 3c- DC, PHce &6,Sno-H cash. lE1laace
in Que an1 two Year,, with per cent Interest.
No. 1876 feet By 100 feet notthuast Of ALcr.
deen aud Tyler streets. psice l., ,31l cash.
$4,000.
No. 44-A finely Iocacd brick block Eight s,nrrs now
yielding eood tent, CHI l.c purchased ii this
price and Tn easy terms. TO person desiring
to 1Gake pur.ila~. tu this amount can re-
commend eLls pEuIerty as very desirable.
a splendid piece ot property Tue northeast Of
Canal aud Twelfth strcet&. te purchased VERY
cHEAF 1t has ss feet Twelfth and fr.t On
{,aual street
, 1859-05-31
The War.


hF ALFRED 1KsxI8oS.
from the London Times Of Mar l3.1
There Il . sound Of thunder afaE,
storm In the Snuth that d3rkcRs the d.r.
StnT1n Of batt!s snd thunder u war,
Well, II It do not ru!l our way.
Storm Storm. RiAtHIen form!
lsGady. IL rtady to meet the etCrynt
11neIner, rideuwu, ri1csnLu form.
Be nut deaf u the sound thut u-a.ast
Be mt eult'l hy j dcsI ots plea:
ARE tEs u th!tles OF ErlTeJ uf thAns3
How kh"uid dc-pnt stt 4 EaaM frccs
Fnr.p: turn Itihenen futrl,
Really. IL rra'ty to ihe+t ttIr s.urmt
R:htmcn. EiattueE, rititmcn form,
Let your Reform, for 4 nlcracut N,
Luul to your butts aud take good a:,A.
Better rotten borough or -,
Than n lnttcu fleet Ur i CITY In a3utSt
Form. forM. K..rI;.eE form,
Ready. fse ready to meet tue storm.
Rlte,nen. HaculeH, ideu,eu form.
Fu.nl, he ready to do nr Dix.
For7u In Freedoms tl.4Il.r aud the Queta...
True. that w l.lTr i faithful aly,
1;ut hi:tv tlle f}cvIi Knows what 1:r mca.s.
Form fuEEl: Hifemca furu!
Ready. u ready 10 meet ihc .:of1n.
Kldc1aen, 1ltct.ten, tinrlaun furnI:
, 1859-05-31
Dr&aa Grihtttte.
JOE PRINTING.

The P1xas Ana I1HusH o1rck prepared to execute ca
ahs notice. every variety Of Job Printing In the p1sr
HE1 and At The Loxest LFna Pri4e Particular at.easien
given to The pdntn4af
nrsiHKas CA1ps LITTLE UrarA nr,ur,na
KEcElrTh. Fo4TKka Pxmravxn
IAkTAlETk. tsRCt1Axa f;urrru
BLAHK NuTEA LAHI1A TMTrs
p-pRIST1SG IN COLORS q
IN Al ii Easees done In beautiful style and 1t oLefats
rates An examination Of specimens md pcs Is rrspets
fully Invited.
- o'dt's fon the country F1smpy lled and and seat
home by express.
, 1859-05-31

C Those who are Curious to
witness the wonderful perfection to which H. Ohsxaldt
tat manager At la:clelor y J. las brought te
factnr Of Wigs aud Tuu+7A invited to v.st hs Wig
and Hair Dying Rooms. ii M fremont Block and exam.
Inc these eusuus productions Of a- No scrutiny can de-
tect the artificial f1om The natus.l ~hea adjusted 10 the
head. tre-1r