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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-17

HTrnol Of the Euyopu-CaPturs Of Palestrc
Confrmed-1he Atisridns in fail Retreat.
C---N NJ T..

arrival Of the Eugopu-CaptuTs Of PGleStro
p Confrmed-Ihe AusyIdns in full Retreat.
SACKYnLE, N. H., June IA.
The steamship Europa, with dates from Liv-
erpool to the 4th inst, three days later han
those received by the North Britain has ar
rived at Halifax.
The advices from Italy confirm the capture
of Palestro by the Ssrdinians. The King, Vic
tom Emanuel, commanded in person, and ex-
hibited the greatest gallantryi The Austrians
twice endeavored to re-take Palestro, but were
repulsed after a sanguinary encounter.
The Sandman report says that they captured
1000 prisoners and eight guns.
The latest dispatch from Turin reports
the Austrians in full retreat across the Ticfno
into Lombardy.
The report received by the previous arrivals,
that Gen. Garibaldi had met with a repulse by
d superior austrian force, is confirmed, but it
now appears that he was successful in rc-e1-
tering Como.
At this j~uncture the Zouayes lost one officer
and twenty men killed, and the Austrians 200
killed, including ten officers.
The accounts from Gen. Garibaldi state that
d NUMEROUS AuSISldH corps udflnS drTINeu De-
fore Varese, he ordered the national guard not
to resist, but to fall back on Lake Maggiore.
An attack was attempted by our troops
against Saveno, on the lake, but without result.
The Austrians have evacuated Varo, in the
province of Robbie.
TURIN, June IA second victorious con-
hict occurred at six o'clock last evening, at
Palestro. The enemy endeavored to ~re-enter
the city, but were repulsed by the division I'M
der Gen. Cialdina, composed of the Zouaves
and Piedmontes cavalry. The King pressed
forward where the fight was most furious. the
Zouaves trying to restrain him. On Tuesday,
the Aussrians attacked the Sandman vanguard
at Zesto Calende, and after a fight of two
hours, our troops pursued the enemy across
the Ticiuo.
The details of the battle of Palastro say
that the Sardinians were at one time out-iank-
ed by the Austrians, who threatened the bridge
of boats across Sesia, over which Gen. Can
robert was to effect a junction with the King.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-17


I. The land shall be measured BY some com.
Petent person. who shall make affidavit of the
accuracy Of the measurement aud the quantity
Of the ground
Q. The applicant shall make sf6davit, accor-
ding to the forms annexed, TO the quantity of
grain raised on the gFouad, entered on the pre-
MUM list. which affidavit must accompany the
application for premiums together with a sara-
pie Of the grain.
3. The main object of the Society being to
promote profitable cultivation, they do not pro-
pose to offer premiums for crops produced by
extrevagant expenditures; therefore, a detailed
certified account of the expense of cultivation
must be made. The expsase of labor and ma
nnre should've particularly stated. and the kind
Of manure giyens
4. The kind and condition of the soil, the
quantity and kind of seed usedt and the time
and mode of putting in the ground should be
particularly stated.
5. The grain must be either weighed, or
measured in a legal half bushel. Corn to be
measured, in the ear, and an average specimen
OF not less than 20 bushels of ears shelled,
cleaned and weighed or measured as above, az
Ter the 18th Of November, and the number of
bushels thus estimated stated in the Affidavit.
EORMs OF A%FFIDAyITs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-17

nents in pegzrdt % the nnaner Il cultivation
&C., ase eosseet 10 de bssid my kDowlsdge
- y: CD.
yustice.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-17

R OF AFFIDAvITs.
, 1859-08-04

those who respect tic Sabbath. And more
ovcr, you shorten your life. Every Sabbath's
labor or revciry taxi 8 week from yonr Lie, and
makes you double your pace to the grave which
you fear. and the judgment seat for which you
arc 80 i'll prepared.
Your uncodIincss gricyious1y Injuries others
your ncishbors and friends are Influenced By
your example, md il they should ali follow it,
the Sabbath would cease to be day OF rest
and would become common working day like
tic other days of The week Ton are doing ev-
errthing in your power 10 reduce the working
people Of this city to 4 state Of ceaseless
drndgery without Any hope Of day Of rest !;
a'ity, without any fear Of God or regard for his
worship. Your own children arc previously
cursed By your ungodly example, which they
now initiate and will suon exceed; ma their
children will follow in their footsteps Of vice.
Thue God will visit your iniquity upon your
children to the third md fourth generation.
You must soon End before the judgment
seat of Christ, to girc m account OF all your
life; and cycry Sabbath must be accounted Tor.
Oh, how wilt you escape IN that day " when the
Lord Jesus shall be revealed from heaven With
his mighty angels, in flaming Ere, taling
vengeance on them that know not God.
and obey not the gospel Of our Lord Jesus
Christ; WHO shall Be punished With everlasting
destruction from the presence OF tue Lord. and
from the glory Of lis power, when he shall come
to be gIsri6ed in bis saints and 70 be admired IN
all them that belicyc." aThessalonians !: $40.
Dc entreatcd, then, to repent Of your sins. ia
CRY to God for mercy for Ch.1ss's sake, and t.
amend you WHY'S and your doings and turn to
the Lord. LET tile wicked forsake his WAYS
aud the iurighteous man his tboEghts; and lei
him return to the Lord and he will hare mercy
u,,on him, and to our God, for be will abnndantly
pardon" 1sniah 81: :1-s.
, 1859-08-04

LIE A0u9tAHt D<l4QSlA@% AuE@ 80
From noon till the close Of the polls, but few
Democratic votes were cast At the lafayette En-
ginc House, and at the Walnut street precinct
il the Second Ward, aud the few who rotcd
were generally knocked down and beaten as
they were rctiriug from the polls. This is the
freedom Of elections in Louisville. ANY poor
wretch, or low yagabond, could vote the 0ppo-
siton ticket with impunity, and all was well with
the crowd, who generally undertook to inter-
pose and decide knotsy points for the officers Of
thc election. Such was the meddlesome inter-
ferenae ofthe outside regulators thut they under
took to punish those very indiscreet citizens
who would persist in voting The Democratic
ticket. Thus were hundreds Of legal voters de-
tered from the polls.
The Louisville Courier, {Dcnocratic), Of the
sams day, says:
No one failed yesterday to notice that the gro-
ccrics. storcs cic. kept by foFei uers in certain
parts Of tue city, aud especially up town. were
closed. 1t looked much like Sunday. Some of
these people, no doubt, remembered past days
Of terror, and weut 10 the country, or locked
themselves up in their houses, There is Us Ill
tic doubt, however, that many foreigners voted
vote for tribe in money, and others for the
promise Of retaining places, in which they are
now iabofiug, while others went into the enc
my's camp On The MoFtara question, or the luul-
bug about the Government protecting them
against consctipdons Into the armies Of their
native country. And yet othcrs Totcd with the
Know NotAings, because they were afraid ol
s}ung shots, brass-knucks, md hnrd fists
, 1859-08-04

Tn. Nsw CATHOLIC FA1ru.-The Philadelphia
Inquirer explains the theory Of this new revela-
ton. "The movement" 1t says, IS q very
peculiar one, md is likely to attract much At
ieution": :,
Bfitish Rtriesr, whicl, has reviewed the address,
cs of tue Rev. Or. Bellows on this subject with
considerable favor. We may add that several
or tic most prominent Unitarian cercymen are
disposed to units in the establishment Of this
new organization. or course the whole subject
is speculative one ut present, but judging from
What has taken place in the past, it il not dit-
cult to believe that this new organization may
grow into somcwhat formidable proportions.
We may be incorrect in Our supposition, ut il
occurs to us that tho liturgy used By the untta.
rims in England has had snme influence in sug
| costing the extension Of the ccrcmonials Of tht
| ancient Catholic Church.
, 1859-08-04

A shooting anair occurred At the Bramble
House, Lafaycttcc, 1ud.. on Snuday. which
came very near resulting fatally 10 Mr.. Il. $.
Dale, tic proprietor of TINT establishment. It
appears TINT sfr. T., in COMPANY With lis bro
thsr.in-law, Mir. A. j. io1abird, who boards
with him, and some other gentlemen, were walk
inr ur South street, ab"ut IL o'clock in the
evening, and met couple Of fellows named
Cardes, and Homer, the Inter Of whom pur'
poselv and r,ade!y jossled Mr. II. These fellows
were drunk and followed tue party to tue Dram'
bic. when Cardcr slot bale with shotgun. a
number Of shot entered his back, but It is
thought he is not seriously injured, aud will III
about again in few days.-Ciaeinnah Ga:<ttf
, 1859-08-04

SrxAxrn on TIN W1scoxux RivEA-Wc
learn from Gen. VIM. S. Gruhb. that a test trip
win the new steamer, that has just been built
Ly the citizens Of Sank City, to run Oh the Wis
consin llirer, was made yesterday. and that
everything worked admirably and satisfactorily
10 tie people. The first regular trip to Portage
CITY will be made by this baat TOMORROW; aud
il Is expected that regular trip. will hereafter
b. made during the season. The boat draws
rost nnv aeason.-Ifadtson Journal
, 1859-08-04

twill be seen By reference to certain pro-
ceeding. in tho Recorders Court, yesterday,
detalicd in another column, that the comments
Of the 1'nEss Tn,pESE heretofore, on the u,an-
arcn,cnt Of tue Cook County Jail. were not die
tatel in spirit Of needless fault finding, and
were not very wide Of the truth.
, 1859-08-04

N@o
This body met yesterday afternoon ut
,,,io,l IN <hr scotc}i Church On Fulton street.
cnuo~ Nodcra.or. Rrv. H.
hes. a. H. o'"r3' ~, s,..'.s.. .... ,-;,,;.
Mcbride, CIcrk- 1he P1eeos'e1s "ae f'me'
nal,y occupied with hearing pieces Of trial from |
theolo.ical students and with routine business.
~ .,rt;,,. m TIN S.h,,at3, oups-
1ne eio'to"" -, ....a ,,,,.1.
ton and tue Slave Trade were passed unaa''
mously;
~,,.a, n- ~ur rrronxrn rnEsurrEny or
cn,c.uo AGAINST tue SLAVE TRADE.
eA'eAoo "NN -s..-..:~..,..>.. ,d
Repeated aonnahceoents' ous ctt'sssuI II -
rcpnrts OF public n.cetih:!s nhrc 1cnae,ea .,
credible thai the Atrican s,'ase 4raoe WI" ias IT,
Gnilso 5sss nan eN;.nH;c1 ,,erso,'. IN Africa
1Invc been assat'rd III 1ttcr MONIES - s'a,e
hunters, their hnuses burned oser shelr neaos'
great numbers hare been barbarons'y murdered,
and others taken captive ansl so'a 70 p.tatesi
ly whom they hure been conducted 1nto t!.e
holds Of their saips u'thou. seEasa ~
dccency, cleanliness or i, Fent!auoh' ~
which treatment many others nase peea Gu
murdered. When these llrates llase !andeH On
our shores with their noots; some VI ons ts;o"
citizens instead oi experimenting thena ano otin
ing s'cm to pnnt,c execu;on e siar"s md nj;
have purchased thclr capavea OF s:"' W,ias pas
Them TO lsard aud unrequ;;ea sessnnoe: y v.nsLs u;
hare intestcrcd eneetua.y TO pre'eas snn ,r p'-
rates frctn being brought 10 justice. Ana many
persons Of Stnndlh& aAo luauenGc Aa' 9 Fuo"e'3
Expressed their diSaprFosal Of any la"s to prs-
reit such piracy cud murder. ny taese ac.s
shey have become accomp!tccs ~ these crimes,
aud are likely to bring many others 10 become
partakcrs iu them.
rersons calling themselves Christians, ana
some protesting 10 bc ministers of the gosnc! ot
ncare und love hare greatly disgraced TrltElon
br nstliatinr 1lese denominations, as means Tor
1,rono,inr tic spread Of tic gospel, and bring
33rc tie hcutcn 10 u uknowled: :;c 0f Christianity,
md therefore. not Only lawful but dutifnt,-.
-Lus afI;rrn;nr. that vile slandcr on the gospel,
t;at t1,s md sns,ifies the mems, 10 Indignantly
dsn;c1 in Scfinturc. Nomaus. i'll. 5s and sny-
;n1 let IA do evil that good may come; !"
6i t.6it,.o dononst;on " saith tic uoly Ghost i" il
.,.,'s "n9ss 0''
a"sH1; H,d.- +,,c.c circumstances it becomes tho
dntr of cycrT honest 1nuu, md especially Of
axsrr @ e:hrist;an. to ciye his voice snd influence
- a,;,nort of 1he laws Of the land. which right.
os}r cnn,]crnn these 1iratcs to death, aud to
s*,,i,. ,ie smcenhc. Of their acco,nplices wheth
49, - ri.r;c,J NM. wl,eu righteousness il
s,h',s,r 4, trnddcn down. silence Oh the part o.
on'adsrs l.ecamea comnlicity, 1t is espc
c;a't" cSIT ;,.rumbent on The ministers Of Christ
ELY. ,s,s - I'm. nubtioiy outraged, and wlos,
~aueS +. .,,ns r.i1rIr rroxtitutcd TO utter thc
k.,i!snnnr kesi1 aes;nst snc, ipiouity,
erhn pra.Nv,rrv would therefore exhort nu.
, 1859-08-04

~ That beautiful Furniture 1t Haskelfs
must be sold, positiret., this morning.
Remember the number-lo3 Lake street, and
examine the goods III season. See advertise
, 1859-08-04

~ Go to John Jones l. Co., l19 Dearborn
street. and get your clothes cleaned mud re-
paired. They will he well tlone and ut prices to
suit the times
, 1859-08-04
The festivities we're continued to late or rat
ther m early hour. The occasion was notable
and will long be remembered


SourvEsrknx FkAALE CoIIEoE-LAplKs Epr-
c.r1oxA1 A1p Frxp.-AmoaS the educational |
MD funds that have gone before the public for
contributions, not one has higher claim to
auoport than the Ladies' Aid Fund below refer
rea 10. All the funds Of which We have hitherto
heard, have been for the support Of young men,
and no doubt they hare done : great deal Of
good. But surely those poor daughters Of
genius, who, If they only had opportunity to In
du1ec their high mental aspirations, might be-
come writer's, teachers, missionaries, wires and
mothers to illuminate the world. Surely these
should not MI be condemned to impa1c them
selves On tue scamstress' needle and starve, or
marry Doors aud struggle through life in the
agony Of ignorance. II men Of means arc in
curing how they may best contribute to the i'm
pnoyemsnt Of their race, let them consider the
responsible mission Of woman, her vast inhu.
cnce in moulding The future generations. aud
they cannot fail to recognize the importance Of
this fund, and the strong claim il holds upen
,b.,r uuui6cence- Without scctariauism and
without caste, the appeal Of the Trustees efthe
Northwestern Female College addresses oil, md
We hone that every good citizen will give the
report Of the articles Of organization on which
| a., t,d !. h,sed careful reading prepnratory
Ae 'uu1
to giving his donation thereto.
At = meeting Of the Trustees Of the North
western Female College, Of Evanston. held on
Friday evening last, the following basis of or
cau;zation for Ladies' Educational Aid Fund
, v.s submitted and approved:
,r-.. tr-oneut and pTes,1nx Applications zte benf
1sa!e NO. osot ~ H. 1.;r+es T. those Whn ss,
oftoo limited mean nn,rs = ~ T,,a. NJ II. .d eeee =,
tntsd bT IL eharte b eafpo..te rett!ve
~, app1opase tuoi. fe e.u7i4n seeoFsns to 1h
sp5 ie9s s,t ~ n - sppea e d. tee n.rernlez publ,
coz t11.e - .SrrI ma1sce 80 .onn.ora:.d br n!
) AM suao reS s ~ f6s foitnxtne rtTa;..innrs:
bard 3fE'T1as 4 - ~ H. d.t Ti,%7e-,1 Ad Fn,
T. ..,t youns ladtts u ubt,uinx sestioc o. eit
anu g ~ .ss. r.rnf,r me-, - n. InT ta I.
8 ieA1 eauc1'oo sa4"S s@'3A-s N' s W. 'A>~ ~ =
cur n An uuon.ss contributed 10 shs Iads Educon
, 1859-08-04


too thicklg with you Yankees By. We tol
her to s'send to Der own 9as,ness s gre e'eu
YOU a.on naa nnann;ntsa III, oar mutual con.
dition' 5 In lew short years the conductor Ola
train passing through Chicago VII! sing out 'all
aboard Tor san no4 aor c.nn.d ns ~ ssrrn
Neyads lbey viii hsye to bend their back 10 let
him pass. .
At Change hours thsre was apleasant gather
ing At tbs Dosrd Of Trade Rooms, and speeches
were made By Col Ihompson' and AessFs.
r. Clary and L I. Num-
The aspects Of the weather had seemed to
shut out The feasibility Of the projected steam
boat excursion on the Planet. At +. b.,
nevertheless there were goodly number un-
daunted and easer to test the welcome OF oid
Michigan, albeit the wares were rough and the
1aia heavy. The steamer Was absent from her
dock little over IN hour, hut the trip gave
feature of some novelty to the participants who
came back the t!3hte' no' K" o' 1oe" ~ tne
tribute laadsmen mustp pay wind and wsro when
''s Tss feature Of tbs 1i.it Of The e1eursionist.
vb;rh AZ va. fore.een was superior TO ali tue
"n., 60. - tha Auanhon c1u1, of th;s CITY,
sssar;nF - ~ nj, ;unctpre was generously and
oss...r.,- - ,t-oIn o,..r, IN the quests.
r. ~,. n ;t.e1f one of the finest and most
,,;,,;.nt ,,T,;rz If The sssa.. : Mine hos.s. Of
.na Tr.m,nt outd;d theEselris il the -su4 ptsi- iii
.A' e ! ,,ood ,..t. r., b,1,
'ng e1sellsnss y. 7,nroar;,tsv in the lat.
aDo .ao'e ueeo, A'. a0..:.. r. .hs a,J,hon c1nb
~ 80 ~ ~ s r. s..,harod t,s,.rr., Tins from
y'e'1eo W 49, ~. ....,;no t,h1os ,,,d,d
.ss ap'sa.;as % ~ ,;;as .nd fovl Of c1cat variety
W. .:,,:.S. -,ra,oa ,norx of them Of rare
~"1 D ''',-', N,.,. -, ,;os. .va. n,on tte
e'1as,, ] snnn-. n,;d IN their lindred disnatcbed
s.ta;- ,,s+ -o.,1no n,,c, in .uch coodly cou,pa-
~ '"e,. 'Ass AeSA"s' e'~
=. 1AA c,m c,.a.x-~
How Thoroughly Kills IVES 3 oo"te o9pPeF 1'as
hest he nttested by IN extract from The bill OF
oee ~ .....,
tate. not ofal1 ITO" "'ie" "@s uAsA'1'1e''
| VI.
] eA4t
| Toast Canrss Eaek nu:ks. CA4mJafae Seuct. 4saa<
n!1sa aon:c no, Rt Red VA. Kes:t Te Daess osa
@ Re.9 nnoad Ii. Rnstt nprrx Eoast Lskn puek
1nesa .a II tr4o ~. Hs PrFy cbicfrns svE snd
E Hi r i.S St as %.s sas si f*a S'ssd r. &c
"a To3s Hroied Hue Wing 1e l. bsolct tt7irte Cecken
| hsolt'1 ao stse''s' o''A's. -'''"
| Tfr eo,nnanr entered the guprer roopi at
o'clock, plates we're laid for about two hundred
| en-. 1;,b+ f:r,rd p,nd i;s
1ao A''5 :. ...,-.t ~.
c0urSeu their nncsS sat4Auss ~ 4usesF@s ~ 'oo
meal progressed. :;
4 little after ten O'Clock, when hunger had
, 1859-08-04
DIED.

oa,hs ID ias, MICHAEL BRYANT. ssel u years
Funeral this Afternoon at o'clock om his ats dees
No. Il Meth rE1oa street.
I'm xtdnss sd,y Aug, :of inEa.ua .foa of the bowels
GEORGE i,viu only san Of John and ELx eelh Camp
b<n axsd ltx N sn!hs-
Funeral si take Place II tbs res OF john C.pbe1
ST Witt Adams street. en- Friday. Aug 5h, loA O'Clock
Az Fttods a:e Invited to attend.
w+ln,.d.r. Ars st. 1s:9. TERESA ELLEN. daughter
OF r. 4, and +. q. fiUyn ak=d II taeaihs
August 81 ANNE d.usat's ef John and NAsEs1et
4 stun ax.1 months aud g days.
, 1859-08-04
THE CITY .

- The double track south firm Twelfth
street to Cottage Grove is to be laid forthwith.
T Hon. E. Corning, E. c. Delayan aud
Richard Busted, Of New York, were at the
Richmond House yesterday.
, 1859-08-04


n.,o.,s co-.--1n ,ti. corrt vs.tcraox
.,.c-.As ~ 1.-~ 49, ,'"e..,,. :. ;.a;s,,nan:s sns;r.t
1Is.-. -. - r,.s,.- U,r;, 11onn;nc
60. .,~.1. e-i -. ,,ta fox ,,-r.nv
~ ~, ~ 7,s., 49,. it. ..a .r.;n..
w. ~. ~ ~. ""ea, P.- ~, .:t..
49,, ..,,.,5,v morn.
Mary Lake was pnt upon tf'a1 yesterday "o'n'
lns, and found guilty OF petty larceny.
~ +, tba ndveTt;.encnt Of I. D. Olmstea
Yesterday morn;nc n t,noerpphical error caused
Us to saw that The assets Of the Connecticut aiu.
Inn, LIFE Insurance cumpauy we're over three
h,n5rod tho,e,nd do,1,,. We .hor1d bare said
.~o. .,... n:u;o.. sf,rs thon -;oh. 1yndr<d
,hou,ond to1a,. of .hcir canta1 il loaned in Chi
ca,o rnon first class real estate security,
,e--------; r
ecESE N TEE hEcoHpSR eotR1'-a'A'1A1'
At TIE 'A1I'-iss'iAos. or TUE eoaosIa ~ "
eook eocs1f'-a s'nsa'a, " 1"u Nv ' 49, e,1.,.
lying scene .ooA pace ~ 'ne nee'soe. oo"l
yesterday AFTERNOON; singular VIC "fe IMPLY :"
say because II Is "ho'ls "tnoo' Pteeeosn' 1n
this city and ed1'y'ng It could only pe 10 lloAe
VINO shoulo never nave rs. n'en VI olAee's
come 10 need such lesson. ane te'e'a''onA o''
'a'l !lfe ana 3a'l' management ~ ous ei'' "s's
MADE " Witnesses On 'ae e'anu' "au '"uel ~.
oath' oneers OIL Inc ]a'l una oi OUT county .pe
story oi sname was e1'of'ea '''n W." ~: nns ~,
lips, corroboratlre and efen sFanseen"'nC 'ne
eoa' ses NC LAW lAt'A"s os"'0's 'A
assistants.
Wiser would it hare becn IN that Queer "neo
tardi5 NC noticed abuses calling Tor reform III
the important public trusts committed 10 Ills
care, had he given that heed and attention 10
the matter, which We believe IRON our KNOW
ledge Of him would have been It's immediate
remedy. Instead ot SO dong, 1e" petty re-
venges upon attaches OF thls paper we're ''e
on1y results accorded by him to What" ne aeem-
ed our duty MS public JOURNALISTS.
Will Sheriff Gray attend to the matter no"
that it has been exposed IN open court anu ms
received the indignant and scoFch'ng renuke o.
Recorder Wilson: WIZ even thus induce ne1.
ter state ofthinGs IN Chicago jna management
We shall see.
The case on trial yesterday afternoon was
lint oi Ars. Mary uenn'ng. ns'es,cu "''n =
Young girl named sophie Esnst nn'a"s' 1eD
years OF age, her aaopteo oauEHes, ehe 'o1tues
ehu'ged with ha7'ns trained the ia''ct 10 s5s'e~
matte thierinG, aud befns 'he receiver, III sever
nj instances ol stolen properly. " ncn .oul
m'tted 10 the custody oi Tue aacf"1, Inc 'ns's"''
ton was OF the stslctes' eoasae'el 'na' 'n' wv
be Kept from a1l intercourse WIN eaea o'asA, ,
1t tue preliminary examination oopo'e na'
sworn several larcen'es by herself e'feums'an'
tinlly, and that her mother had framed heF as
, 1859-08-04

V The license var is extending to The Keep
ers Of billiard and ten-pin saloons, who. unpro-
vided with the requisite documents. are being
pnt through. twenty-five hare been fined.
, 1859-08-04

B1x1sGka's OIp LONDON DOCK G1x.-Physi'
ciaus will bear III mind that l,lainger's Old Lon
don Dock Gin. is the ouly pure medicinal gin
ic, splendid Us mild aud pleasant leverage OF
hot weather, mud very beneficial for ladies' IN
delicate health. For sale At wholesale BY fioyi
l. Prirce, 147 South Water street, and at res:i
BY al! first class Druggists and Grocers:
= frla.1w
, 1859-08-04
Mem advertisements.

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Hr. Geo. r. Ch;x<ndsn IL notice by yester-
day's issue Of the PREss AND TRIBUNE, you speak
Of IN article published July 4th, headed '' In
mense Business" think Mr Geo. IT,. That aF-
ticls IS uot 50 veil calculated to deceive the pub
lie as the one yen hare already. published in
their columns, When you speak Of misleading
the public, question your ewn conscience and
nc. accordingly. 4. ". HAR11s'
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WHEELER 4 Wilson'S SEWING MAcH1SEs.-Ne
prefer the.n for family use.-N. r. Tribune.
They are the fasoritca for fanilies.-N. J..
1fmks.
rLey ere without riral-Ses<7tjss An<ri-
ON.
TAey maintain the pre- :cminence.-E 7. Ez-
prkxs- .-
Fur Aen.naing, falling, t1tekiag and gathering
no statement Is necessary, US their reputation
Tor successfully doing this work. has teen for
some time established.
All tho latest Improvements, originated by tue
best talent ip Tue Union, are involved in this
mucbinc. GEORGE II. Cur7TESnES, Genl Agt.,
iy1.1mo I67 and Icy Lake street.