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STRANGERS GUIDE.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Applesate & Co., No. as Main st. 7.
Anderson, Gates 81 Wright, 111 Main st.
BRAND AND STENCIL CUTTER.
j. ID. Mackenzie, $50 Walnut st.
BURNING FLUID AND COAL OIL.
Chas. A. Junshanns, corner Third and Mill sts
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE.
McAlpin, Hinman 81 Co., 1913 Walnut st.
j. l.. Wayne 81 Son, 124 Main at.
CONFECTIoNERS.
Il. Hedger, 81 Walnut st.
e. Myers 81 Co., 81 Main ct.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Kennel, Dudley g. Co.. 12 Main st.
J. A. Patterson, lis Main st.
J. A. Patterson, 1917 Walnut
Henry Often, 1S3 Mainst .
FANCY GOODS AND JEWELRY
Gardiner's Auction House, 154 Main e.
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GooGs
Louis Silk g. Co., 164 Main ST.
Mills 81 Woodruff; 75 Main st.
FLUID INK MANUFACTURES.
J. j. Butler, 80 Vine st.
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS.
John Hitchell, @ College Building, Walnut ct
GR0CERS AND COMMISSION.
Clark IL Carr, 20 Walnut st.
Doilens 81 Vandewerlen, 80 Main ct.
NO8ers, sons az Co., 81 Main at.
TAFT & Son, 25 Walnutst.
Stem, Trenchard &ElCO. Cor. Walnut & Columbia
sweeney & McLelland, Ia Main st.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
+. Powell, 100 Main st.
HARDWARE AND IRON.
dauser d Merna, 1872 Main st. ..-
HOUSE FACTORY AND LUMBER YARD.
Hinikle, Guild g. Co., 365 West Front.
LOCKSMITH AND BELL HANGER,
Davis s. Hunt, So Sycamore st.
. LOOKING GLASSES, ETo.
y. G. COwpland, 8 East Fourth st.
Wm. Wiswell, jr., 30 West Fourth st.
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
jarle Jennings, 1S2 Walnut ct.
Samuel Boyd, 132 Walnut at.
John w. Beesley, 1O5 Main st.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS,
Bachelor, DeCamp & Co., 81 Walnut st.
Pollock ~ Mccall, 232 Walnut st. .E
Nixon Gs Chatfield, ~ and 20 Walnut at.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. j. G. Beck, 81 Broadway.
REAL ESTATE.
e. Vance & Co., 2O6 Main st. . ..
lSADDLERY & CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Hunter, Edmeston &C Co., 1853 Main st.
SCALES, BEAMS AND TRUCKS.
IT. w. Wright & Co., No. 10 West Second st.
STARCH MANUFACTURERS.
Il. & G. Fox, 81 Walnut st. -. .. ...
SUGAR-CANE AND GRAIN MILLS.
Hedges, Free 81 Co., q Main at, ii.r
TRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS.
G. w. Sholl, 81 Walnut st.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
BeEgs & Smith, @ West Fourth st. ..
Nathan Escales Co., 100 Walnut st,
WINDOW SHADES AND OIL CLOTHS.
SnOwden Otte, 81 West Fourth st.
Sawyer a Kirk, 8 College Hall, walnutst.
WIRE CLOTH AND PRODUCTS.
s. G.. Burnett & Co., % Walnut st.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Ryan 6E Farthing, 40 Main st.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. G. w. PHILLIPS,

M agic ough Syrup
is the only reliable remedy for the rapid and per
manent cure of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchita
Hopping cough, Group, Sore Throat, Bleeding Lungs
and all diseases of the Throat Lungs and Chest This
remedy is safe, reliable, and the only that has
proved itself universal remedy for all the above dis
eases The testimonials published from our most
distinguished citizens here ut home, who have been
cured by its magic power. . ~. ..- - :
Important Testimony.
From Hon. J. W. Chapman, Judge Of First Judicial
District, Indiana. en-. Fe-., .-.--I1islI o.
MADISON, Ind, 1858.
DR.. GEO. W. PHILLIPS, Cincinnati Ohio:-Haying
used several small bottles of your "Cough Syrup,
fects Others in numerous instances of cold
and coughs, most cheerfuly recommend it as an in
in general use, confidently believe large majority
of the colds accompanied by coughs, that now termi
In fact can see necessity for any, who can obta
this remedy, being thus afflicted,
Respectfully yours, ]. w. CHAPMAN
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GoMETHTNC NEW,-PRoy. G. w WI.

SOMETHING NEW.-PRoF. CIV WI
~ COX, a graduate of DR.. Ohamberlin's, is now in
Producing his system Of Electropathic Treatment or
the cure Of long-standing Nervous and Chronic dis
eases. This system of treatment is not based upon
chance or experiment, but is reduced to absolute
certainty and obstinate diseases frequently
by single application. The good effects resulting
are not only wonderful in Paralysis, Rheumatism,
ana othsr KINDRED Diseases as is generally conceded,
chronic and never fails to effect speedy and perma-
ing agent, ELECTRICITY, will speedily and perma.
nontly cure the following diseases, viz Pulmonary
Consumption, early and middle stages; Torpid Liver,
Seminal Weakness, Catarrh, Deafness, Amaprosis
N,e,uraIga, spinal DisS9ses Constipation, Chorea
Asthma, Bronchitis, general arrangement of the
Nervous system, Stiff Joints, Contracted Muscles
corner Hazen and Front streets, Seventeenth Ward
Cincinnati, o. Consultation free. aps-lw%
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DR.. G. W. PHILLIPS,

Park; Geo. NJ. Dixon; A. fofel Allen & Co.; Gordon
Bro; Edw Scanlan Co.; J. a. O. Reakirt and by
Druggists generally. ..i 10 -a-asi .'-' IS
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Important Testimony.
From Hon. J. w. Chapman, Judge Of First Judicial
Read This. AIsn.

Read This, Also.
From Hon. b. Storer LII. D., Judge Of the Superior
Court of Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 5, 1866. -
DR.; G.. w. PHILLIPs-Dear Sir: Your Cough Mix.
ture has been used with great in my family
belle 1t to be most safe and eficaoious preparation
for IT, cure OF ordinary colds as well of chronic
affections of the throat and lungs Many of my
neghbors, who have felt the good effects of this med
icine assure me that they regard 1t with great favor
CTOREP
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New and Invaluable Remedy for
the Cure of Rupture. ssp .r
A CERTAIN CURE. so

The undersigned prepares a Plaster out of Swiss
Alpine herbs which he can recommends to all suffer-
ing Of Rupture, as a remedy which will cure this
painful disease In the Oldest of cases, in short time
without pains. Having proved its most, wonderful
healing power during many years practice in Swift
zerland and Germany, he would invite all ruptured
personsto give it fair trial One pot of it, (the price
of which il S3) will effect in most Ii is
for sale at A. TAFEIS Drug Store, north least COR
ner of Sixth and Main Streets Cincinnati: o.
- ... . .Fs 81 On. O. ZURCHER.
BB-Letters for further information TO be addressed
to O. Zurcher, Box "a, Cincinnati, Ohio. 2iS
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RUPTURE,
s. DANIELS RADICAL CURETRUsS,

HRS. DANIELS RADICAL CURE TRUSS,
~ the only truss known by. which Hernia can be
Rae SS
Laced Stockings &c. Drs. Daniels make speciality
9I the 5reatinent 3I al Physlcal peiormltles, CLUB
Talysis in whatever part, Spinal Affections and all
Once and Institute, No. "a West Fourth street
Cincinnati, Ohio. ~. -.-T '- = l6S
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER

LEWIS BAKER, Sole Lessee; d. A. SARzEpAs, Stage
Manager; w. o. TRUMPBoUB, Treasurer.
Third night of the engagement of the celebrated
M'lle Louise Wells Equestrian and Ora
matte Troupe.
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THURSDAY EVENING, April Il, will be acted, for
in three acts entitled
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NoTIOE-TIME CHANGED:
Doors open at 6N O'Clock; Performance commences
at III o'clock.
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N BUFF, MERCHANT TAILOR, NO. 1875
~ Vine street, opposite the Burnet House. Gin,
dyeing and repairing. 1881
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette, so cents; Family Circle
, 1859-05-03
VOLUME XII.


-
.1E!:, tils l,a;;y t"rr..c:;.. At,yA 81
Tic Mississippi seems bent upon giving New
Orleans tht Irs:e!t 81 st>,,ae Of its surplus waters
III ono way or another.
Whilst public attention was devoted vcstcI-
.!ay 10 the different ovcrtuws along the river
flnHt. hv which, some uf the immediate neigh.
borts,,ods thereof wyst considerably inundated
nrM CAME that lie lcyrc MAS about to break 1T
nr. Holidays plansation >"t,!e miles above tar-
roltnn, and just below Sauve>s,
Mayer St.t!4 INK :>ur>ey.sr Ellie went uIi dur
irg lie day tn see about il. They found the
Icvee at Holidays, which is new levce, much
undermined and in a very rrecarious cuudition.
The lever i,atl bcr; strengthened sumo, hv
means Of the humber left fran. Strengthening tic
weak pluces 1T .sauyes; and but for this, Hr.
Holiday believed the levec would early have
sircn way, and subjected the city to tie worst
S.,rt q: HI inludatis,n. Two hundred ncyrncs
were 1T work on the levcc, ~trrngthrnin. it
with s,cl, t,euus ns they had ut l.and. IN .iif.
it,rent pare$ where the lcrec WIS weak. thc VA
ter ai pcrcoi:.cd through in liberal quantities.
Til. surveyor advised the Mayor to scr,d III
that he viii have this 1oMt tn-tluy
Iron! the city nvcrtiows, III which ne alluded
yesterday. nothing serlnus is to te apprchencd
as yet The indeutatinns ur hollt,Ws in tr IL.
sct, over which tilt. water tnwed, were lai>c,I
Yesterday in most places BY ridges Of dirt ,le
aora brlng done by tho city Surveyor, under
,'4t resolution l'ussed By tile Council on Tuesday
hight TIT orerflows were ut different places
ali along tie city fiuut, from the Stock Landing
d.,wm to the 1lsirl @li~srict Tie heavy sso,,,.
Of Yesterday morning aided tlse "rcrRows, l,ar-
ticnl:uly in Tie upper part of the eits,a great
.art ii which wa- for time seriously snuntla.-
c,l. Tile rt"inl urcr, the river resumed it,
wanted Level a,ll III" Inundated Districts werr
GRADUALLY relieved ef thu unwrlcouc touds
The wafer still rau over Ii several points last
night hu1 it streams small Is to offer no just
Cause uf alarm.
We believe t!sat the city isthrealrncJ far Mur<
l'r the weak lcyccs :],uve C4rrn1tsn llIan hv nn,
overflow ri it, nwn 'front.'
, 1859-05-03
31rcss l. Griihu1te,
CHI ICA GO.
REMOVAL.

We shall hare the Indulgence ccrtaiuy of
thu: share uf uur readers who nnve 'mnrcd'
this spring, if we attribute ali delays that ,nay
be experienced in the several departments Of
the rEl:ss AND THlBrSE to tic confusion incident
10 the removal of cur entire establishment to
our new quartcrs-No. u Clark strcrt--wlcre
Nc hope to bring orlcr out Of confusion in Il
fcw DAYS, aEA secure BITTER facilities 1f!an ever
before for serving our friends. Nc must a,k the
indulgence Of some "f our advertisers, for the
same rcasnu, in that their favors urc luid over
until 10 morrow. 4 few aass will serve to put
us III condition mnre to cur mind and wish.
, 1859-05-03

BE- the arrival of the steamers Bremen and
North Dritun wc haze later ;ulyit.,S from
mite is yet revealed Oh tho questioned pcarc or
wa. IN l:u-l.:lI the opion was settling into
4 conviction tat war WaS inevitable. The
-N3a;tur, however. Ind put forth anot]er pa
c:dc article. aid a dispatch frum Turin an.
nounccd that Sardinia WI, ready to dis:trm IN
the condition That she aud the itll:an States
were represented in .!'c proposed Congress.
On the othc: hand the war preparations ri
Austria were going un with increased activity.
, 1859-05-03
Illinois Currency 1t t1IfIsEaul1cc---t'en-
tra1 Redemption OF Wisconsin cur.
YrhGY.

FROM tfac A}|AfhEH :"'httfFl. III.
Thr scarcity 1t exchange, caused by thu I'M
h7ailhy ,ii>prupbftiun hciwrrn thr exports md
u,ar,S ut the West. has been such as to c;:llll1
Dlr or less The operations ii trade. and il the
II .hbu.inE city ii ChI"a@n the fat4ks have brrn
cnnIprllr1 Ii llrailcc $'lln. RATES 10 tic cxnr
:..tan, rA,' Of = pr e.,t'. Til, il sure i,,}i
tripn ol t1ir 1.1,n:s cnrrrlrr, and il Wouhl IL.
II matter III surrrlsr If it N.'.u! le the 1nrat,s
ii bringing, ou cnutnc :li,lol4st solnr ot 1llt
'irlbtfHl banking, Institutions Of that State
tut, although clals have suffered >',le
Inconvenience 1rcm thr general strinseucv III
i,e exchange market, thr banks haye been ally
IL meet The urgent wants uf ticir CUSTOMERS
without advancing the rate. To ulrr, tl1i> in
quality Lrtw.en our currency and that Of Illi-
nyis, nnl with view tu the relief III thu hauke
in this STATE, will br seen ly the s1!ii:::.lrl
resolution, the Milwaukee Bankers have un;r4i-
1ously decided io: t" t:ke IlIi;Iuis currency 1t
hess than l:rce',t discount.
At meeting If The li#nl:rrs nf rJ;lwalELr, it
WIS unanimously resolved tla: they will not IT,
i've Illinois Currency i: IT,, than l,..f ot u..
cent. Discount, @3n ahl after the 1st div ni
N.y yntAt.
S.E. SCOTT. Secretary.
I>atr.! Milwaukee. April -, l~;5,:'.
Ne :1!>n learn tl,a: III" banker snf tllie city and
ad:@"n lsav. tahen ti!e !nlti:IturY steps toward
1'lr establishment uf central 1til.,nl,t II y
II III his :@ta,r, II wLe: We alluded >nlIlt
"r>,sS ago. Tie plan. aS VI understand ii. i.
have iih' llnk> Of i$s,;c throughout t1,r il
1i"r thr sat" ,n.;:t arrangements 1 I'll,
I'D, l!inin. ii ti,rlr ln;r> IT. presentation I.
:rr correspondents, in Mlw .:uhcc ur !l.,li>,.:
i.tNc':a'2" M New >"tn It = premium; i: r.
:.enr'l it Ma''i=nn # : ;'sr t"i.. ,>S nr J.; j,
.ilu"1:sr" IT 1,'s> til:.n ;'c cu,relt sc.::1l.
:tes in Milwaukee, a; tl:c ::,c If .l,rl re.., I'll,
'n. the !,.l';..s ii tits city and Madison ~, e.
i.:- III .4'ul asserting, iLc u-t.s tf t!,:.r ....
" tl,c S:r co!::;! ,i:.!, wiz. 'i.'~c l:ui, sill H.
, 1859-05-03
ID T.,

In Ills v..~ N t!4r ii ,:'., IT lnEaiu.:"n II I!
lHn.s Mr.. ELIZABETH L., Wt H llizs4n Ghec.el1o
9: ti> city, sgd: .,a1-.
The re:sa!ss WI! IL taken 10 E.!ca for i,:c:ntn.
In this .i;r. M,1i.y, Mar -. Mr.. .!ItIE l.ATEED
tLAEH!.. =. tf :...s,&. Z. ti:re. .It> u Ss.!-.
[u.trll i.tr Lite rr-rt. II" :, 1n>!ae street,
~. N,"l"e-t.a the 4ts il . 1t :. n'.!.'xk r.
MAY H. ~. u: & nsaN :i". M7s H:SSAN e.. ";:e
r. u .-.H .rr. Fr. 1l H.. t' III: Itlv! tai.I
ft:.t tl4.j 'sl aSei y yea,,. n:h mat = day.
Fu1ra s'.. 1t ut.ck =. II. fam the rt,,eEee Of
l7Eu-!anI e - E..1ii VI Il. t.rtt, ef Il:...
, 1859-05-03

Intelligence reached this city yesterday that
in the Supreme Court at Ottawa the motion for
at2t.,zt1.a. in the McNamcc case had been de-
nicd. Sheriff Gray has notified his "t,iccrs and
the persons designated by Law, that the cxrcu-
tion Of Michael NcNamec and Michael Finn will
take place i'll tl.r Jail FriIay the ';t!s inst.
Uur public arr fort ,,late in being spared the re-
pulsivc exhibition witnessed on late *nar nc-
casons in the unseenlly cagcrne:s Of thousands
10 witness the last dread sce,e ut the :.allow :
Nonost TO Illinois, though tarty, s9"s public exr
euiions ure no wore sn Le hcld within her bur
, 1859-05-03

uuriag thr past seven days the price ii wheat
has advanced in this market mo lie on Winter
mud lzIl5c. ou Spring. ics;c:!as the market
on the strength os improved prices i'll Europe
advanced &c. uu all trades-rhc market closing
nj $l3s for NJ Eel, in store; $1.=3 for M.
RED; s1.e5 for standard Spring, and &c. for
No. Spring These arc the highest prices
paid for wheat in this market since Angus,
lSt-
, 1859-05-03

Citizens will bear in mind tl;;., an election
is held to-day for one Water Commissioner and
one Sewerage Commissioner for the North Ii
vision, 10 he r.tcd 70. in I'LL Tic q ards q l!.t
city. 4: the SAME llars and il the s:n: 1na''-
ner rs in ordinary charter elections The c2o-
dida1cs have :lrc:d: L:cu ANNOUNCED III o"r
columns While VIC ca!.:lot H'r obvious rc;l-
sons urge our readers tc ro1e tor :nly t'se II
the three Republican can zzid.tes for tue Sewer
age Board to the prejudice Of tie rest, We ear
nestly recommend i'll TO vo1c for GEO. u.
Dole for Water Commissioner Ar. Dole is
the Oldest number Of the B9arsl. anu is known
to tue community Us 4 n!au of thorough hus-
ness qualifications coupled with inne&i1,lo ltE-
tegrity. We have not heard Of any other cam
didate for the plarc. but it is not unlikely that
one may be started this nnrnjn. in the l4orc
Of stealing m election willie Mr. nole's friends
are letting the matter 70 lr default
THE persons elected tu,l;ly will lr,ll OLE
three years.
, 1859-05-03

Additions ere constantly being 1uadc to the
ar1ny of convicts, by the Spring Courts. There
arc now 500 in the prison containing only 20,
cclls-tbe overplus being guarded and provided
for as best they eau be. The work Of prison
enlargement is to be pushed forward as rapidly
ms possible The health Of the prisoners is re.
murknbly Eood-nonc being sick
, 1859-05-03

TnE OEAroE1o LAST EvESlsG.--At the SECOND
concert Of tic Musical Union the noblc Orator:n
Of tile Messiah was given last evening to well
filled, thuugh not crowded house. altogether.
TIE Cniou des rye ligh praise for the treat en-
joyel by our misc lpver-.
In answer to call numcrouSly signed by
some Of our first ladies', this opportunity is
given to hear Mrs. Long aud Mr. Adams in
ballads and opcratic selections. Buth Of them
arc artists Of the first order fthey had come
to Us with forci..n names aud flourish vi
trumpets, they would have drawn largely a, 4
drl,ar ticket. Look at the programme offered
and see if ynu can afford TO Miss these really
great artists in such choice SELECTION. This is
:onr last chance. Thry start for Ens.on 1T
night.
IT The Light Guard Band Screnadel little
}',co'omini, IN Saturday evening. One of hrr
rc5:A,ic admirers, OH the sarAc evening, %a:'
heard to c:4;i ,,er bird" wherein OH! Hunks
;,rowlvd, yes, . 34lysiA:F bird" Ne agree
With I'D Hunks"
, 1859-05-03
Gtucrdl N0tirrS.

~,.1-r1o@- ~,
4 tAt IlDN -AH Persons 1TC here
H.: c,r,.,n, ,-.r., 1,r.t;,tt, c,;y,- ~, ~,
r::-- n.c ~ ~ ~? - .,;h ~" -. ~ ~
.non.;s w.. ~ ~ ,:o w -t T. 'isa ~ { ~ e -
49, = , -: :, -" J;n, - - - ,.i a. h ~ -; -
" 1.' y; 4H-t.- ~ ':,tte - -.
e'.'r 'vt % t aIes ''4. r. II
~ - G"' --. -. - -. -ttH.--'-.1-
r-D ,.-7,1,r It1 ~,,>-
ITO " ilOM II MAl CON-
-.T,.rrt.-.; -r,t 7,.,.-,,,. tf tt-,.t. b IT,
dvrpn VII sI' ii tu:l ailrti,. T., Ii. iret bit.r IT,
% y. eeaia M !: Is;;s; @ : ri -: II: @ ~: sl, 'a
- Al. gatate Gnu t'1a.h IL iI) .ls tu,%:t-
y S.!as 70 " sa t1s * Gta = As e.SS. - - '.a.
M .o14 whFIs ths a.e VIII Hs;u -! aT!SGi 1s
s-1:': X. ~ ae4 - A1Sto- - - -.
ay=.2e ot-o -ts.-s1te - e.t:e't Z ateE: >on.
~-0,t,rf,I, l1 :, .,. 4i
~ A,-.=l A.<,'c: ce tt st,s..:ers 9, t. 1l:;,.
S''ns t t'1.s .. ~ + ne;a @ = ~ Vse ~ = ~
.'.s. ~. =, ~ ~ .. H. -. ~ .,:, ~ - 49, - nt
, 1859-05-03


Nayiis,e., l.b Lake street ia4-hu;
.T"I. II. Singer i Co new arl E.!p7nre'l
Family :i:wi.l. Machines; :.1s,, t;a"i,incs ter
manufacturing heavy gatnlcntn t every descrII,-
si'.l. constantly hand ut Ia Like street t!:
ra.n. \. ". llaHa!*, Agent. ai,l1-os's-cs!,
\ WoSnEErtL n1scnyEEY.-Phys:ci::ns 9!
tt4i,.succ, and Ill pGrsuns ah" src used it, ale
convinced t!lat Gaytt.y'+ Meiica:ssl fa!'rr ir
.. wafer closet Is one If thr Grca1t>1 di,cuvc-
r:,.> Of fhc a=e. 1t ranks ul .l:,roaa from tlr
,:r;cus humh"=s y.unt:n"ly placed before
.'.e public :n slr rroprivt'rs s:sk that !; ssall
II I:i1n,lizcl hnIy in :ccnrlHncr With It's HER
-. ly AL tii!,ty i'rw rt"t:;'>s il T. n:tIr WIFI
at thu at!:l:Htrr If po-''.siiI cl+.'i!ea!-. ana
j: is nr!ira:rd III ii" I,;' ~i:.s inr NJ tl!s best
&,e.neA!cs IL: l'i;e, ever ~vn. 1t j. Il fact tst
ia',rnl, stl';rsl. rtln:ic, r":,',ot cure isirs.
": roi':' persist il, using Witt. nnd printed
iaaI,er, Wlitt are rnt>H:"n~. :1ni produce Dis
t.:>,' .>~:, preventive. L pali'a1l,r, remedy
:nJ Il luxury. Gaystiy'= MestacattA Taper i.
without ,tt,,iilt it is meeting with unprecedented
,,rct>- In each sheet Of 1:Ar =cni:r tic n,;1'r
ri i. C.. G:tvclly will br iutnt w:.!Hr-H4,.rsrd-
s;oll by druggists truu: :l,'ut te IniteA S1:ts.
!,.pot fur Wholesale and retail. No. 4 -i:ln
street, New York. To be obtained III Chicago
fun j. II. ltect Il CO.. Sawyer, tai.c l. 90.
i;oies, Smiti, 4 Co.; Buck & EayntT; Ga!e
i:ru.:le:s, :,nl others. beware VI i;''isasi"ns.
M.11rsox ]iDr:i:-Thc Ma::c*on House is
,ln,v raisrc4l IL :,r:.I The prop:ic:nys are pre-.
;'.,rh 10 receive their old customers md friend.
| is usual. H!S>ELL Il tunpE1rH.
tmssAG,. April !. lS':'. ap'~ls:s-c';:;'
, 1859-05-03
THE TIMES WILL NOT ANSWER.


Al tue Convention tt the -inti-Lcra:n|stun
Democracy If PENNSYLVANIA. Il few days ago.
Hon. John lcknaa sa;d, in tic course Of III
a5ie spcr.!, that tho :sn::.=n:,isn betwc"n
freedom aad slavery is eternal. and that tho
struggle between ticM will continue until one
ur tie o;'ter gam, tic aSicadanrlr- N9. l,'u'
coin said substantially the same thing in his
Springfield speech III .Jruc last anl 50 aid
Mr. Seward Il: Rochester, in October. Fut
Nj Douglas :.:4l the Tines, Insisted tia. Nr,
L:ucola's position WAS t4utasn"sht 10 Il DO
cla7at:on If war a:a:n>; t!.t Slave}n1dlng
States, and r:.'of conclusive If determine
ton to dissolve thr Union. :, likewise the
same Interpretation was placed upon ME, Sew
arls Rochester speech. and sosse of the Doug
LIS papers. the Times included, characterized il
vi ~ brutal blonly abolition manifesto.
Now this Mr., Hickman, s,f Pennsylvania
claims to stand ,lpon Tie same llutfrl that
Mr. Douglas and tic TtD''S occupy. llr il
the leader ot tic !\,lti~Lecompton Democracy
Of Pennsylvania. and tl:c sa':N' Eouycnt!n,
Wild! arplanded lin for recognizing tic ''cser
nal autago,.is1n between freedom and slavery,
adopted i SERIES Ut resolutions in wilcl, Mr
D>:lslas received !liE!l co,nnicnl;.:ion. In vicu
Of these Glc:s We asked the TINES. s,nc day:
ago, L ii i1tlor=cd tie dectri,le of John uick
mans speech l'p to this time w have ls:l'
no answer. P1rAaps the question escaped III
notice Of our contemporary. Nc renew j, Til
morning. VIII the Tn''s aslswrr, yea or nay
, 1859-05-03
THE CITY,

Removal or the Press and t1'rihunr.
Til. u:ltcs If s!r l'it!>s AMI Tri:,A, l.:> ieeu
removed 10 M. II CLARK >:rrr: Cuun1iD.-r,,ou
:.r 4 frw tla,s;.; tac i.-al If The stairs.
, 1859-05-03
THE EADMINISTRiTIOS AND UTAH
AFE.tFI{S.

Atyiccs from Washington, STATE that H..
government IS IN pysseasi',n d full Jesa:i- ri
1lc prcsc: aI;t.:at: c,,luli!''u If ;sil.4irs III
Utah; that The Administration ls:,l svs,,l1-
I'd to Sustain, Coy. Cumming; 1i4at it li5approyel
tue c,ucse nf .Jul@r r!.4li:hansil 4:n} ;yn.;l
Immediately recall lin. I'll: lu:.r. il will H..
'rcinbcred discharged Ii: Grand jury ii Prove.
because it lers;s1eti,l:; rc:lls,l :" 'in1 hills "t
indictment against Mo:mons charged viii
crime, called III tit aid q L. : trouI,s t. ir>,-
teet thu e;,;,1t from Violence. and manifested
gcucrally discrimination ~ n.tic olt punish
,ncnt 10 tic guilty C..l .{.'li:l*i',l srd with
Jud 20 Cr.l d!eIauEll: Goy. Cummings with 1l't'
Meemona AID la:: til, Administrations Z MI
mc.sls tic Ia'Sisinss sI Cuns!a!sS:, lrtvt"lS t"
recall t|4e Judge whn lad the sH:!.:av*s aul
honesty II d, liz duty. and win probably rcrri,
mind t,,l .Jp|iustuE fur sustaining, tic latter.
The lawlcs:ucss a.rl yiilainy prlrtscetl i'll | tai
viii reeeiye 1lo cln+'!. ltiriny tlh. :l'lm'1!iSi!'
ton Of Mr.. Bue,aa.a.a.
, 1859-05-03

EEhrc71o$ nr G.s.--Nolicc is given that fruu,
and after l4c first day Of May nrx. tl. price ei
:.as will bc reduced by the chicago ti> Light
,utl tnkc Conlplnv. Ia tuu l!utlar> cud cents
::.:.'', pr tio,,s;,:,A feet to all ct.ls::n,prs
|:y n:srr ui TIM EoarI,
ap4l~1vt j. Il. DrErls, Sec'v.