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Kega1 advertisements.


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GnrpQratiu1l Aotires.
A N ORDINANCE IN REL

A N ORDINANCE IN KELA-
- TOY 10 pAsoxRocs Doda-Bs Il c7t,ia&d " Ii.
So!anen Coaac4 Of the City Of Chicago: -
AaI!ox l. That NhsoeTar a6ddAyit shall b4 rr,ds ha
!efs eheE q Justees Of the Police Court the cry of
tbst r. ~. ny doE has busn resson Io sid aty
SDo tse tne 4. ssTns sr prspsny Of he o.ntf
.ox. uts Aa snNet shall sue order directing
o. possot Of aid dog XII him within fony cht hu,rs
Astes hAvtn& received such order.
~ (. lae owner posee4sor Of any Such dog who
e1Gse Or negtct to XII bin within f.EtyegAs hours
ateE received such order, shz be fed in any SUIT
tmS .ss a115 a IT evely t.et1 four hsurs thereafter uri
I ena eox aan oe KILLED And shaa te The duty of any
= 81 7Ixs ~ aad e,. fyghs heu aer IL seves ii
Passed April 43th, La,
... - vApproved. JOHN c. UAIyEs, Mayer.
aG2t A: A1ktsAAxs, Cty Clerk. nyf9St-caa.
HrTY OF CHICAGO-{o]lector's
~ ofes. Nay 14th. ls.e.
Nouea hereby G.en that the following W,..s LIE n
Warrant &1-Soutt-Far filing CURING amt n,vop E,.h
, 1859-05-23
THE NORTHWESTERN
sCRANcE COMPANY.
s., 0SWKGO, NEW YORK.

fEs1Aul1snEr N 1Se:.)
CapEtal.150, ,ooO-!-. with Large surrlus.
The p:Ilc asr respectfully ts med that Mr.. JCLIC*
WHITE has heco rtap}a:nted sGrnt n his C1nunv, and
AaJ. tSt n t4ue md fele oce> In Chhaeo.
ST. White i. anhnr:zr. ais.t a7 ply all ossx. aznk
JAMES PLATT r1es.dtxt,
y D. tCoL,~, SerreHf..
TLt I'd ufl te b7rpy " eee Els friend. nd
tte pstrois ii lie Id Sahw generally. It Tie III e.
M itsx opih Water s:lErt ass1s them shas our n9
md that Iosses aha.lle fairy aEd l.npty bad-
JULIUS WHITE, Agent,
:, ss9s-4Et1y 1sah soata W'staf as~e.
, 1859-05-23
Efgll acnrr1tsemcnts.
SALE. OF TIE
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Dated New Tosk- 1+sh ApiL ls:3. apie-id eaA
TRUSTEES SALE.-Public No

IL trs il !rrehy esrrn tLa* !. W.:au Nhcees Trustee
in sert.Aa u u! II mt e1rr7e - Tru,tea t4
tsity u rrh \. L. l-.'. ty stuel \. F,,ra auc
tLuhs IL Widts-cy, and er"r!sI In the i.rtnl. 'ca
rf to+k fouErE. St1!e r. Inn, Il. tnx u II. 1tuc
c7y hundred nI SIX rae ssc Lurte! and nisy,dye vii
3! rta~n n default I, the sy'eht of t~" e4in p1n!s
accnsd1k ta The tnor aEd effect thereof application
tic - hh'dcr Of 49,. LIIr. ao pursuance u The e4vxe4
rrvt .*ii rua a1.cst"nt l. th- hEhess hser .a.h
on Saturday The e dav of May a. D. ia1 between tbs
afternoon Ut I'D dar II ta nh dootn the ,:oos House
in the try of thi.n in said County Of Ck a.l Sta1e
lIDeis al liz. ~ catze cunyeyr aid rs,
y Wit: sub its e-vsnt Il md twsre IL, the Sui.
piva n Of I4, }a143 y in hock ine4F t9a
H. thc er t1lon Addition to the Cty hea8o. County
pf Cc.k AID stats Of lEi1ot-+
VIM WHEELER, Trustee.
, 1859-05-23
r A r E r D e. C. E. D.
Chicago, Cleveland t. Pittsbnrgh


ene1t 0N1"eo A'ne
oy1y 1e., ,yorps rpo,t ry,c.co r., r,-~~
And In direct connection with tle Pennsrlran.a H. R. "a
honta 10 Phnadelphh! u haurf,New YORK!
W anu lfef Apsil H. ls9 thS viii Eeart Chicago from
sc uett u the Michigan Southern ht f1.d follows:
i H. M-Atdyes Ut Toledo 4:s5 n, cer.,nd e.a, n,
m T.t.burrh s;ss tn PHI dsi1,is. s1st r
.--. n. Nex f"Fk 9.0g n '''
800 p A-ArtiTe, It Totr1G h1n =, Ciarr.,nd
Piftslnfyh 4axl n m Fst.ue'nhi, -sV -,
New TuTk t.,a5n 'f1@ '' A*
iii Mi fre I. ii ,nit..
yosS Cttr rute enslIng trains to mske the ahors c
ult al time and nmn,iv .nd xI,h @
stew tn n...ens XII nst ~ 1 n a aad
ThIale1thta ale pntyird wifhsiettJ .t4.1;ryc 1
Ba-g,re chected tannrh fnn s.n1e1.S, ~ p;S hu-r,
HaTSnl;rxh iSsItf1fnr pk;i,frnhi, s,1 ~. w -
cia,rs tt hanai;ng aH' He~ aofk' anu 70
Arr fur tcketa II Cleveland and T,tt.hrr~, r,.e,-
tis Inc vii av.1S hr a. S - iv ~ ~ ,or1s
TLr ur ticI ea he nrc,,Tr II liz ni ~ IL. ,,
rsn .s1t, R.int MIL fns Ke~r Hns ~ Is IL isds ~
po corner Of ss sd Van ata tteris rhs.n s ss
also u The principal ticket otaces il. the We,t
Ga II CrAr Gcul Pa,s ~ cLic.,rn Imysf d5f, r.,
NfT11AE1 e. pnTE ;T&T ANvJA
At101aN0 ~ i@oOA '4'oLaLND
~ RAILROAD LINE.
Composed Of the ...--.... ..
CalCAGO ROCK ELANU. PEORIA Il HEREAU
VALLEY AND MISSISSIPPI + MISSOURI
HAiLROADS.
Aost ofret route trofa Clgo 10 cl1et L1s4t!e PEORIA
hoeS ialand DssenpS Nus1tne shnstcn, Iowa eng,
DeS a.tes Council HIuhs. On1ha City. Fon kear1ey al
, 1859-05-23

- CITY tie.k's nFe-. t'h;cze,, 3Tav .oth 1x9
Puzzle notice II httay given re!~a,s iafrstet hat
Eac luutlss pin ri ny TIL, iu.:tn funnel III
tie CITY II Ch!eaG' 10 he Of Sxty Hun
dsed l,irs uPu The fei .s'lc III the Suth Dv:st.n Of
std tis l-rmrd hIeai-d l.. Hiding. Wa:yk a,d F4.ia.
ts Washington 1t II thr n.h line II Ma.ii>Gn .tre.s
Eas. n!Lstsl tae' asssssenrn and retusn thereof
t, my eElcr. ~
Any ,ers a. w,.. TIA: }sa! tom said a>se-rns rr,t
S!e ss!tiT u ectEnas. wFiii Ia unc< o4 pf beIn
e[o"cas, the e,a a4y IT Iaue t.3 Al ouex r. " Is t.s
"sn t'n.cs e..:, us4a l.: the nr,icIf L.. ru
Esrl autlAl lie .4ne. "
ASSESSMENT ROLL,
carn.tnn 6s LIZ ss.l estatc in tl sc:h D;vt,nn cf
aas c;1s u th.s' dtt n-t berntsl !e ,Le :.,.c :.
fForeut%t wlI ti!r f.l4t:o ue7rut 1,l ;.c SUN. N
nl'n-T s<s.-a.y thrEeull u<nsns, " LeC !.
HlI-StuIsI., 10 Nas:
QRfNEyAs fpwY q r8rrtGn
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445SS5 -
lARILlT1ES..... f.. ...... none.
\. II. WATERMAN, President
GEU. u. JEWErr. SECRETARY.
Hubbard g. Hunt, Agents for CllicnEo,
No. L'rn,s E'oyk, South Water and caIk sss
d.
, 1859-05-23
Buffalo Market.

ZEE IKLKG1ArH.J ICFYAln. May Il.
FLnrR-iIcav:. although little animation ap
Irrst tlc r,t of the New York report. sales thi!g.
and dn not ntratcf1ue condhloh ~ lnc ssl1tt- uu,
Oats Oh 11is atc irF1ns
Wnlsk.-Ht11 III Syc.
Canal FElGurrSteady. tttc for cats SC fos com. 10c
for wheat. ...
tori, 9'thU s,ats.
CANAL EAlra1s-S0 bbls four 800 lu wheat. l, 600 bu
, 1859-05-23
Railroads,

pENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
l. - RAILROAD.
1hs cs9ty It shls Road Il now squal 70 any n TIE
Country,
, 1859-05-23
fnKER THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN pTTTsBrrR5,u 4SD pH1r, ,AnrpU4A.

| BEIwEkH FITTSBURGu AND PHILADELPHIA.
cennsen8 Direct IN TIE Union Depot It Pittsburgh With
Nm y q e.:
= r. L. sRsi ssSs WITH
out esl2nse q Cars Or Conductors.
%sf &c, 3 s:sasf % & f7ss TIE Fs
s az as ks IN seiYt. Yef eEssa hs f
eeH'@f" H. 's:;f'aofs t s1a.s md Wssn,ssto9;
- s: :..a Or Baltimore I'll p:M. And Il New
s ss q I'd s tse, Re.
a3ias = i Pliasp, 1T u TIKI ~ }F1sneh Fs1f
III dsy trains btwcen Philadelphia and &sw YORK two
eif T. s.i Il iss I'd .sss Pa
pos Tickets 70 loston arc good via Norwich. FL. River
!lskss Eaax.rd he obtained at any Q, ,h. import
ant Noad eces In the est also ~ board any 81 tho
saa Il sss & u s i So
ton. New York. Daltimorr or Phtladelphia.
Fare Always M Low us by Any other
Route.
The complexion oi te weseSss eoaneesIoa; 4 sne Penn
syivanIa Railroad to Chicago makes Ills tha ~'-0
DIRECT LINE ahEaT RE1TE5k HNf FAST AND THE
The connecting o! tracts By the Railroad Bridge 1t Pitts
bnIE; arodink y dayaee fe'iaFc q xG, toeetis!
& e. u iii bifSE sas ssss e sz ar.s.
esseHhes " I,G !uloN's 1sesn1n o. et'1nTany:
I, Z; !; T. ii1souiEm Uvt!t 70. Stnbete9ie ~
& tsf. q ~ 1Hness!s. ~ u =. Snhssa. it'tef
p+tE ~. stsis, onsI{ Efgfesf'
s. T. 6 N.dn Mao 9 A.fsa ill., ! Maa GlSsl3,, Hs,
oaissle Ky; r. =. u Riley 4 t:o. Evansrtc lnt. y.
y; GE3l'ain y 70 E3irG IL; r. Sass> It. Louts No.;
tn!H H. AaIA N1sAvlHe. 1coH HAITI! Hnut. MtH1'
pf,ts IfMn:; Elarss e r.. Chnasn w. H. u ko1ntI
AHnn. ~: Mns!hy a4e, uuouque Iowa or to Freight
nHs!ts y! h1uLoaVs ~ inherent points u me y csE
Inc ecaea i4c,tle5 n1tfd 1b tc protection anc speedy
TRANSFORMATION ~ NE SWcA- Anu Ha0 ace.'AaLtlauoGh,
*is 1aa4 privileges tut tfuts tsafetns III er ttercuf
FKElullrs WESTWARD,
D..... c,.. = -, .,-..., -
" h's hpuse .ekns VI ~ cn Y losEa1a+
eu alut iln4ne4ln!, AsW i1k. 1's'n or ssalnhfofr
NY iT,ta pt tAc tloaas q oo hehacES in!ana LII
neIS ~ htscuhsah Iowa .! MISSOURI " ssu' uHec.
pc lsnsss!saia Ikasn! a's*' eohtessa " fittsorgh
with stcanef W which gods an b. 1:rarded to any put
On t'G Uh!o MusflnGiin htrtuSA: tennessee CumssE-
and, IlhoS M!ssl:aippi NlonAn- Missouri kaasas, ar:
Ess a.'d ked hssEs snd ~ Clssslsnd san1ussy and
.!cago will steamers 10 al pf1s on The Northwestern
L1Ees md s,,nn., e,,r,,,,,no N. ,,nor4,,,o, =,
aa9 ShFIe.s en'ls'lng toe .Eanspo!auon ot
tAc llet 10 !ls e"hpanfs can fe4F WIFE c"hnoence ou
~ speTas Is:ile!: q. - ,,.. H. ., ,.-. 49, -
, ne ftaaea VI E!t&At ~ a13 ln4 u t'E Ne9t " te
Eennsy!tn1a sa19H # - ~ une9 ~ 1a'o14oae ~ Ne
enesgEd ~ os!eI naa'u T.. ~ - m w. .. .,
te M H. e. 'aa.A " IeEa 1. r..
40 vel 70 direct ue.n 70 Y stlppsd ty this route
RI aeT snhs ~ sss ~ =, o"1 XII 1 nG a.1
, 1859-05-23
Oeclll steamers.

4 TlAANTlC ROYAL MAIL
/ 4 II FAN NA|niATltIS f"nI,,nrs Ntv iurk -ri
l;aA Aay L.mr-Tae ue1s dy;urure frm New luEx VII 10
tie stslMAAIp
ADELAIDE,
Captain tIrhol*cu. to : fun New Yr-k Thuf.:ar
tic 18th " Mar in,ens II. .1ol;. \. T.. IL src+.se
The kassi As.l. Prices al l'as,agc:-Fni ta-.. s~':
~..tE't. -; Thtr ~: Including ftet t.. .'lts~ I.
tipaj ce- ri'F ,',te+ liz tjat l;rit. Ill ta.s
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~ -. j"'.i-. nj aa+.. ~ >%tnt t'fr>-, ~ Fur
felt! .r pa+%Ax rlue II the AEn +. Ee;r-- t"'i
~. ~ !'ls.n s''r:. II alrualYf. ard a. IT, irr aLsr-
-t 'f,e% III tn" ihttr!r fa+-tst n tie lI-ca 'H "a
>e'"r*t II ans u Tie q. nhts N h,s! III g.
1hv Of tie rerAl clt.t 'ir Tires Vi r.way 1u Gtcat
liTItAin fur ~, 4r fst&u Hallway :,,f ~,
ALEX ilut.LASD M.na,er.
JAS. T.. FARGO, Uf3t~ IT nrr.tan II; tr:st"..
M. ~ I3eAft,r1 Stltst. hH7Cr.
New Ynt., Nov. u, l!a. n,,.t
, 1859-05-23

Tss3l aaaouat q Assets sss
TIMOTHY Z. ALLYN. s<csy.
: SrAtE CoHzEcE1cCr. HAkrFoKD CoExrT. A.}
January .th, lsI1. !
Personally appeared +. G. Allyn, Secretary nf the Hart
ford Fc lnsanee Company md made osh that the fore
en{nx statement bs him subsbel tree full AID correct
a.at<f<nt If tha aIss Of xl and exIhlts
far DC asccancd ii this Iaie It's actual condition
use hr4 q. January, tSsa.
Before ut. GOODWIN COLLIER,
Justice of the Tea1e
Fer Insurance IN fhs Haltfcsl Fire Insurance Company
apply e -
No. Iou,t.' Buldins, southwest corner of
.. >. Suuth Water and C.a1k ksreeta.
eHA6: Il NEy2r fN1k3t1exs4644I GEO. HtGSNtax.
, 1859-05-23

ASSESSMENT ROLL,
description Of the rial IT. the S,uth Division of
Tie Gay u chjcas' dceEled henedttsd t., Is.,s is,rk
sts from the soush line q Washington stre to lie nonh
lille u Poll STREET With valuation thereof ani tr sn.
u moaeJ sereszy aa1 thereon fur txneas> br te c.s
uisaouyrs. to Wit: $50 ~|@
, 1859-05-23

IosA %
ny1stu-tai* Il. KRE1sMAN. City Cle7k.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-16
DR.. j. HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.

PM that numerous class who devote them
selves to literary and other sedentary pursuits,
and in consequence of a want of physical exer-
else. become the victims of languor and debl-
itv. without nerve or appetite, have hitherto
sought in vain for some invlgoratlng, hte-glvlng
medicine, whose effects upon the system shaL
be both speedy and permanent. Physicians et
eminence, and profoundly acquainted with the
requirements of the human frame, ommend
H0STETTER'S BTTTERS as the safest and
sviftast stimulant to the recuperative energies
Of the system vet discovered. 1t restores the
annette, gives fresh vigor 10 the digestive
organs. sends the blood through the VEINS with
y more lively current, corrects a tendency TO
depression Of spirit. and fits q man Tor the
transaction Of business with a cheerful heart
and an active mind. Unlike other medicines
which have been devised for the same OBJECT,
the EsT"zERS do not act spasmodlcalIy,
or with a temporary power the influence Oh
IN. remedy j. lasting. And if n patient Will
but give some attention to securing proper
exercise, after the relief has been afforded, ne
ns-! fear no return of the affection. q The
dabl..v natural to the encroachmcnts OF years
upon the bodily frame Is also allevlated by
tins great STRENGTHENING medicine. thus enabling
the aged 10 pass their declining days IN physical
ea>a: whereas they are now suffering from ex-
IRENE weakness and nervousness To this ven
cradle class Of people, HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS may be commended as myalu-
able. The proprietors of this invigorator have
N addition, a deep qualification in assuring
NURSING MOTHERS that they Will ind
II, Buffers the best and safest OF
---toratives. Very few medicines are sane
o1ed by physicians as proper 10 be admins
cred during the period Of nursing, and this
has obtained an universal preference.
n-Thoso who desire to purchase tins great remedy for
Dvsro1,fa and Debility should remember the precise
ute HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS. II is put mp 10 quart
bottles, with tic name, DR.. J. H0SIETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERs, blown OF the bottle, and alto
stamped On the cap covering the cork, with the autograph
Ct HOSTETTER & SMITH on the label These things
.rs important, on account Of the numerous oounteFiels
low in the market.
ca Prepared and sold by
& SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, and also sold BY
all druggists, grocers, and dealers generally
t~broughoutthe United States, Canada, South
America, snd Germany.
soli3 by 4u)SC SPEAR AMI J. W. ROBY
4 Co. BlrIin :to1. +. :. St1rrs Z son, Winooski
WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston. General Agents,
for the New In Gland States.
March Il, 1859.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-16
NEW ENGLAND AlLMENIS
THE ONLY REMEDY

u,UF Eastern States, including New YORK
md tha, section of the Union which Is
most widely known as New England con-
tain a thrifty. industrious, intelligent people;
who have achieved an uncommon degree OF
nrosperitv with a climate extremely trying 10
certain constitutions. and a soil OF small ferui,
inv. they have contrived to surpass more favored
communities in almost every thing hat con-
d,,rss 10 social comfort and happiness. IN.
f,rtnnstely, they are occasionally so absorbed
IN business and mental cultivation. hal they
naolect the precautions which are essential to
bodily health. Dyspepsia and physical debility
are prevalent among all classes. The FIRST dls-
ease is produced by inattention to the digestive
organs. which are so susceptible of arrangement
Thousands are now paying the penalty OF thus
NEGLECT. and suffering daily the most trying
mains. almost without a hope of relief. lhey
have come to believe that their ailnlent is
chronic. and that they must bear with 1t to the
end It gratifes Us exceedingly TO announce
70 these afflicted individuals that they may
nov, command q remedy of unquestionable
notancv and virtue, which has never been found
r. fail in all cases of digestive weakness or de-
yonoement. Hundreds of tongues are ready to
grow eloquent in praise of this wonderful con-
60neror of dyspepsia, which is known as
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-16
2 !
Great Northern and Western
ROUTE.

NORTHERN IN. y RAILROAD
90 Miles ,0red betpeen Burlington ; C
BIZ this Route
EIRST TRAIN leaves Rouse Point 100 A..
4 arrives at 0gdensburrs A. % Is AS. ,o,-..
ing at Potsdam with Pctsdau lri y a,ertsvrp- =
road for WatertOwn, Rome. Syracuse. Roet.s.
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland. Cincinnati; a..
the West, via. Lake Shore; and At Oeie,srr-,
connect with Grand Trunk Railroad s- Pv--
Kingston, Toronto, Hamilton, Detroit, Chics~.
all points South and West.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point al. rl
p. NJ, or on the arrival Of the Trains from TIE y..
mont Central Railroad, arrive az OcdsnFburzt 6
P. NJ, connecting with brand Trunk Bsilrost s-
all points West.
RETURNING
FIRST TRAIN leaves 0gdensbu-rh az Av
arrives at Rouse's Point 1 10 P ". Connects,
the Vermont Central and arrives ~ BurIin-to-
I 10 P. W., making connections With all Ralr
Lines South and East.
SECOND TRAIN leaves Ogdensburzh A.
P. NJ, arrives at Rouse's Point at 500 ]. 81 4.
lodge, connecting as above, and with C5an..
and ST. Lawrence Railroad for Montreal and Q1ss.
Ticket, for the above Routes can be r-~ea--
at all stations on the Vt Central Railrosd. chi
NJ. L. CHURCH, Burlington, Vt.
GEO. Y. HOYLE, Srs
January 4, 1883. febl3dEv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-16
BUTTER, CHEESE, PRODUCE,
COMMISSION L

81 and 50. South Market St.. Boston.
Z aving removed my location from CITY Wharf
{ 8 ! take this method to inform my consicnees
and all others interested particularly in the sale
q Butter and cheese IN t is market. that an
prepared TO offer them increased facilities for doinr
their business, and would solicit consirnments
Being fully sensible tlat owing to the competition
and high prices paid fr Produce in the country
the profits are small, after deducting expenses.
therefore ] shall max, ny Commission charges
low, and with my facil ties, low rents, and small
expenses, I am enabled and shall make my COM
mission charges at a Low rate in particular for
the larger and regular assignments.
I have Cash capital md other Cash facilities.
Country Produce Of ID kinds received and sold
on Commission. Woo I do not sell.
Liberal advances male on consignments.
Account sales and renittances made promptly.
Ny personal and prmpt attention given to all
business entrusted 20 ~ care.
Store location one O. the verv best.
Cellar the best in ny experience for Butter.
Rents and expenses unusually low.
Terms for business tolerate.
Quotations and remgks perfectly reliable.
REFERENCES.
For my present Commercial standing / refer
You to
Charles Ellis, Esq President Howard Banking
49,
William Hilton, Es., Boston.
Charles Lane, Est, Boston, Director Bank
North America.
g. n. Seymour, Esi., Ogdensburgh, New York.
Z. 3. Allen & Son, 'gdensburgh, n. \.
II. B. Sowles, Esq, st. Adams, Vt.
For my personal ami business reputation in the
CITY, [ refer you to
James NJ. Beebee, Isq, Merchant.
Alpheus Hardy, ESQ.
Bingham, JOY & Co, Produce.
Samuel Walker Il Co., Produce.
Converse, Harding Z Co., Merchants.
Jewett, Tibbetts q Co., Merchants.
Porter & Demmon, Provisions.
Stone & Eldredge, Provisions. uoon
June ], 1853. WITT ara
P. 5. If these statements and re.erenS =. Az.
satisfactory trust any consignee VIII
appointed.