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Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01

TO Druggists, Physicians and
Traders.
The undersigned, Importers and Wholesale Drug
gists, keep constantly hand the largest and most
extensive assortment of Goods In their line to be
found in California, which they offer to the trade at
the very lowest market prices. They are also Sole
Agents, for the Northern District of California for the
following Patent Medicines:
Sands lSlySdpdriUa,
Ayers Cherry PectordL,
GWysotts Yeyolo Dock and Sdrsdpdriid,
Ayers Cdthdlfie Pills,
Perry Darts PtiI Killer,
G,'re6enJWyp CO.'S FdmiIy Medicines,
Woods Olige I'ectordI,
Dr.. GiddinGs' Family Medicines,
LdWrdn'S ScEidi6ed cod Liger oil,
WttbOy's Cod Liner oil and Lime,
Romdn Eye Bdlsam,
CtiIidn Ague Pills, ,ec.
Alartclcs purchased from them guaranteed OF the
bestquaty; and purchases for distan. points care
fully packed, and promptly forwarded
RICE, COFFIN CO.,
aug21-tf 2I and 20 street, Marysyllle
IOdlde of Potash.
Iwouldi nform my patrons andfriends that I can
guarantee my concentrated Syrup of Yellow Dock,
Sarsaparla and Godide of Potash as the very best
ofSarsapGrllla now in use.
Wesimply ask trial of this medicine. 1t is fur
nished to the trade in boxes, containing doz bot
ties each and suppliedupon the Observation-Disclosures.
Ampedirections accompany each bottle.
Applyto S. Il. WATTS,
Wholesale Druggist,
Firststreet Marysville.
For sale by Eff. SPENCE,
jc5f Druggist 81 Main street, Nevada.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01

A DISPATCH from Norfolk, dated June lst,
says;
The sloop-of-war John Adams was towed
to the roads to day, and will sail immediate
ly for the West Indies
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01
s. G.. WILLIAN MS,
~ DEALER IN
S GRAIN, FLOUR, sgss3
California G Produce
Corner of High and Second Street.

A LWAYs ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF
BARLEY, FLOUR, CORN MEAL. POTATOES
ONIONS, CABBAGE, BEANS, GROUND FEED
SMOKED AND PICKLED SALMON.
Fresh supplies of VEGETABLES received daily
from the Ranches, to which invite the attention Of
purchasers
WHEAT AND BARLEY bought at the highest cash
price.
100000 COTTON GRAIN SACKS for sale cbeap for
cash.
am prepared to take large amount Of Grain on
Storage at reasonable rates Also, to make cash ad.
'"hces on tne same je22-my
RAGS BAGS "-loO,Ooo Grain Bags cheap for
- cash. $. G.. WILLIAMS,
Je2Z-ny Corner High and Second sts.
STORAGE! sToRAGEw-5Oo tons Of Grain
- wanted on Storage. Terms moderate. Liberal
caSll advances made. 5. G.. WILLIAMS,
Jesz-hy Corner High and Second sts.
PROOMS! BROOMSM-5Ood dozen Brooms,
je22-my s. a. WILLIAMS
RAIN !GRAIN 1.-THE highest cash price paid
~ for any amount Of Wheat and Barley
s. G.. WILLIAMS,
J'%--my Corner High and Second sts.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01
Toys and Fancy Goods.
WOODVILLE HOUSE,
FORMERLY ABBoTT's,l
Junction of the Gibsonville and Hanson
willie Road.

JUHCIIUH UI NIIU VIDoUIIFII IIIO t'IIN NAttII'UII~
vile Road.
NJ. W. STARTLING, Proprietor.
TTNHE TABLE will at all times be supplied with
the Choicest the market affords.
THE BAR with the very best of Wines and Liquors.
Attached TO the premises is magnificent BATH
HOUSE, also, large Warehouse, Fine Barn. Stables,
&c. The weary Traveller and healthseeking Invalid
are requested to call and Judge for themselves
kYF-Charges moderate. Je2l-lm
COTILLI0N PARTY will be given at the above
house on MONDAY, June 27th, lS59 Al are cor
daily invited TO attend. NJ W. sIAhLING'
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01

DEATHS FROM JoY.-The English papers re-
port the death Of Mrs Young, lady of high
social position, who died under the excite
ment produced by receiving the joyful intel
ligence of the election of her nephew to the
House of Commons
The wife of a sea captain in England late
ly died from joy, in consequence of the re-
turn of her husband after an absence of sew
en- Years
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01
Removal.

TTyHE UNDERSIGNED have changed their loca-
ton of business from their cid stand on d street,
to the opposite side, adoinding Rice, Coffin Co. on
the SOUTH where they will be pleased see all those Ia
want of DRY GOODS, CARPETS, &c.
mhl-tf WALKER, WILSON co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY:
List OfAgenfs.

DER YEAR. ...( by mail FIVE DOLLARS.
syi1 Months. 80 90 Three Months 80 90
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01
j., FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 1, I
Spetiat 91otites,

HoIlOway's Ointment and PIlIs.-Aferal all
other applications fail, Holoway's Ointment guar
antied to heal liberated leg or any running sore
without pain or danger In dyspepsia the Pills are
positive specific.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01

A LARGE number of miners in Shasta coun-
ty suspended work last week on account of
hot weather.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01
MFRS. POSTON'S
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
ESTREET, ABOVE SEVENTH,
MIrysvilIe.

II. S. DOCKERY, Proprietor.
HHAVING purchased the Establishment former
= ~ known AS the "Atlantic Telegraph" | re-
specfuv inform my friends and the public generally
That will he happy to see them at the above well
known Establishment, where will keep constantly on
hand choice supply of ENGLISH ALE, PORTER,
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &C., Wholesale and Re-
tail.
ALE and PORTER.
RS DOCKERY.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
DU NORD,

TEIHIS HOTEL will be open from this day to the
II citizens Of Marysville and the travelling public.
This Establishment has been fitted up In style OF
unusual elegance and comfort and Is ready TO serve
men, or TO families.
The house will be regularly kept open from o'clock
in the morndg, until II clock midnight, and moth
Inc omitted thai can ensure the comfort and cOnVe
nience Of the guest
The Tables will be constantly supplied with every
deicaoy the market Affords cooked in the best possi-
bic styie and the attendance will be prompt and re-
spectiu.
Rooms are all furnished with new Spring Beds,
double and single.
je93-my RICAUD & sAJoUs.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01
HIDES AND WOOL

On WANTED--Forw which the highest
SSprice IN CASH, will be paid, delivered at
E5r1ESSSSN the Yard, on the corner Of Fourth St.
egAnNH and Yuha Alley, Marysville
EAAeg-17ara A, HORTON.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
DA1Lx AND WEEKLY.
NY A. 8. RANDALL s. co.

AS RANDALL, s. h. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER,
a. w. BLooR, W. BoULwARE, J. o. HEATLEY,
J. r. RIDGE.
Publishers and Propretors.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01
MAKER e. IMPORTER.

NJ II n = I0 % IL'LI y IN I I1IN3
HAS JUST RECEIVED the best Marbled, Damascus
4 L and Stub Twist Double Barrelled Shot Guns, Ri
nes, Colts Pistols, Gun Equipments and Materials,
Powder, Balls, Shot and Gaps, which he has always on
hand and for sale
have also new Machinery for cutting Gain Twist
and re-borng Shot Gun Barrels.
Gun, Pistol and Locks repaired with neatness and
dispatch. Pistols loaded at short notice. Guns and
Pistols bought.
Westsde Of street, ncxtto the Thoater.
nov29-my G. F. SCH0LL.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01

N. B.-A constant supply OF all the above ari-
ces kept my old Stand, Main street, La Porte,
Sierra county. D0CKERY HAMS.
ie5-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01
TERMS OF THE DAILY:

orc. corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-01

PER WEEK.f.................FIFTf ckNHS
, 1859-05-19

sad ii poiats md u any ad Ii dse,ioas ~ieut ostsus
src Thu rac Of m for any distance shall not exceed
ase cent? e1eeps When of Gases shal " Chartered
III: enssy s4 IT, asns !:
*sy & ,5 s ;asa4, & s4
cI41a S1is he BE- sfss LeEy krstst to ld ccnpsnX ~.
fpeaF the ordias1 r,!s hersc may p..sd q sdon
I'd " hs Common Council Of s!i3 city And.he s.Id CON.
Shsh ~ sustained p ~ ct IT,
esssss nsessnes e. mondu of any Of The sssnts Or
ment IN the construction u sc Il he Railways aforesaid
q Id eqm2ssy M IL, fa' e sspss s ~ E .:
sna9ned 1ni AZ MpS4d ana |s:tnS " I'D IT, The e9Pstss rs
eid t. xd sseona secion mentiouta sbai bc
IL @ q :! 5Py 5t tss
&C. 4 ti;essas ssess q "a : s e. Il Ia Yp
dsyfd ~ re oTsr Or a1y csu ihs Tine Of
SIC 10. Al rights heretofore rested Ia the Board sf HA
ss e. = ] s assy b s:}as 5
s:.Ss e. ss%.sfs, I'll ass sssPss Psss rs
erty Bleelow and Henry Fuller, By ordinance entitled
ei3s: 5s & IL ss t: 3 4. saS IT,
Sned to b. I'D Ch!cszo Cy RsiTay Conpaay snd IL
81 & Ihs I'd 5 F,aata " r.@s'ss Liberty sse1es;
ot II: sid iG 81
iwass aol4d sha T. completed Il hs line and in he
manner in TIL, ordinance ?sddd unles dtl7yed b. the
fSn " compese Tie sae. 4nd Until sueh bond Is made
X " sad parties th' 01n'nee l. to havs no force CT
i9id pr aad .rdered published.
Ad Lons Of com9it,se On II; S;ees T. snd Aleya p
, 1859-05-19
39rcss Tributte,
CHICA GO.


The Austrians, sars the telegraph, have
been repulscd at Frassinetto, in IN attempt to
cross the Po. Frass!nctto is IN unimportant
village fifteen miles north Of Alessandria-o, q
Of the Sardinian strongho]ds 1t wns undoubt
edly in the effort Of the Austrians to push their
forces down 10 1Alcssandria, TO gain control o
the railroad leading from Genoa, where tie
French are discnlbarking their troops, t. Tu-
rin the point Of thcir destination, that the
skirmish took place. We are LEFT without par
ticulars Of the repn'se or the severity Of the
conbat: but from the situation Of the ground
and the Importance OF the object to be gained,
we expect to hear that the attack was slarT,
atfAiF, and that the defeat was for the present,
decisive. The situation is one that the sar-
diniaa commander ut Alcssandria would be
apt to guard with lluccasing vigilance
, 1859-05-19

AstflSGToN, May ~.
Serious charges hare been preferred against
Capt tiltt, who expended nearly &, ,ho' "uu in
tho purchase Of mules and stock for thu Ctah
expc lition. 4 court martial will probably be
ordered
The demand Of the British Minister for the
surrender Vi Murohai Tyler. will not be accel.
ed IT, ~ the case IL not believed IL co,tle within
an article Of the Ashburton treaty.
Letters from E1 President Pierce, say that he
will probably remain another year abroad i'll
consequence Of tile improvement af his wi!e's
health.
Mr. Reid, cx-miniSter to China, has closed
the af1airH Of his legation TO the entire satstac-
tion Of Ill. The provisions of his principal
trcuty 10 Junc last, IRE yet itnperfectly under
ing temporary missions only nj pekin, abandon
ing the idea u making that d temporary resi-
dcnce.
The basis Of the treaty arranged by Minister
McLune is on the principle Of thas tr+uty which
existed before tt" trcat, Of tinadanrnpe Hidal'
course from the borders Of tlc Missouri to aat
from Santa Fe. III this case the right Of wny o
Mexico territory 10 the Gulf Of California is pro
poned with every prospect Of success.
Ex-Comlntssioner Heed and Howlin have me-
with cordial reception 1rnm tile President
and others associated with him in the Guyern
ment.
Judge Dong1as left tonight for New Or
Jeans.
Goodycar's patent for improvements in tn
manufacture Of Indian rubber fabrics, has bee,
extended seven years from the 18th Of tAi
month.
No dispatcle have yet been reccived from. M'
Dallas which announce TINT Sir. Wm. Cor
0uselcy had been ordered to make new treat,
but Hucls are expected.
The statement made by one Of your cotcnrt
raries' telcgssphic correspondent, representa-
Ar: sa!tiges rs saying tha. I,ouis Napoleon ha
plan by which to cin!,rui tile United State
in the European war, is procornccd fabricated
6Artigcs sails on the e3th inst. but will zcsun,
lis mission in tho course Of few month. ucuc
the absurditv Of the story.
Judge Douglas is still here, but vii! soon r
to New Orleans I'll business, and thence 10 eli
cAgo.
Baron Stocked, the Russian Minister is shor
1y expected Lack.
Seuor Jere., the Nlcarnguan Minister, retur,
on thc 18th Of June. lie will take home the u
6c1sl refuaa, Of this Government 10 ratfy Il
amendment to the Case- Yri.sarri treaty. I'll
reply has beeu heretofore communicated orall
CIR. h. =. Trab"At.
, 1859-05-19

IApr COMMERCIAL GRADrArEs.-The final e1-
a,nination Of the senior class in the Ladies' De-
partment Of 6loan's Central Commercial Col
lnge, will take place in the large hall Of the Col
1ege, On Friday evening, the Goth inst, COM
mencing 1t hslEpast seEen Pm.
This will be the first class Of ladies who have
received thorough commercial education in
the West, if not in the United States.
The public and particularly tho 1adios Of Chi
{ eago ars invited to bs prcsent.
, 1859-05-19
~
Nem advertisements.

RRICk W.ANTED.-.Sewera.e
- Commissioners octe. t'Acaco. 4av l..h. .5;s.
stacd proposLs will he received II iEis sce til nf
"Wednesday ths l.t of luEe ns1t Furnishing Five NIL
Hons Of Hard BURIED SEWER BRItk. 70 ke S1sl,'t !
inches In diu1-roua made II the bt u11.tta 4lul1e
edsx., free from laie. fe.'n:,. a,li baia
Specimens mr*t accompany zach proposal.
proposal vii te received fur less th1n taf milton,
The D:cS. TO te desret in quantities .al 1t times
fellows -Oneourtb of the Gu4nsy eun:ss.,e: fr
tete the twentieth days Of Ju:e. iu!y Au..t anil sep
teulhst next Respectively and u t sujest II the l7>sc
ta and count u N nectcs aIIu.ated ~ tic Lead q
Sewerage Com,n!sshlEFts.
Proposals will stIe TIE prec delivered pied uo the
fce u tls sewers The strxets waete required for
Tue price tssesrd tsci up sc crk il tas c:sy - the
tor4nl >s:oEe.s may spplut tn -ecr:sc thrc,.
Proposals will a!su stie the pE:>e es tEu.acd ey ETA
snrenivt %hen bulk in the instead of !S Frrir
Is counted the ab1ve dimensions ut bricks being The
ss u measurement The contractor To Al reecJ
bricks frunl the ~s!k Without tet.v.
Eaah prupes to te eulas.e'i, Froposas E1r Dr!cks
sDd ,:dss.s5 he seS,Fe SY1an..s"ne.. theo !; :,
cn1.tssr'' eInlEcd.
The Cou1 hrs will rec.rc the EgLt 10 Meet al
proYo.al i. t6H discretion.
BY cr!sr ct The Bo1al.
Actin i. 11-1i :or
, 1859-05-19

FI. II. Singer l. Co.'S new and improved
Family Sewing Machines; also, Machines for
ton, constantly on hand at 40 Lake street. Chi
cacu. l. II. Harris. Agent. ap15-3m-c3us
~ See advertisement OF Doudoir Sewing
Muchincx, las Lake street. ja+b?o6
, 1859-05-19
THE CITY.

UELp TO BA1L.-0ne Van Buren, II. Larmon
has been held to bail in $500 by Justice De-
Wolf, for constructive forgery in altering let
ter By tearing I'll the conditions appended to q
receipt.
Tue MCLAUGHLIN CAsE.-Wc learn that tho
trial Of Young Mclaughlin Tor murder, in mali
eious1y displacing switch on the Galena Rail-
road, whereby an engineer was killed, will come
up for trial on Monday next.
, 1859-05-19

E State Of the weather Is taken By J. H
Reed l. Co., Apotlecarics, ia Lake street,
Mny 18th:
barometer TLr11lntnrtef
, 1859-05-19
auTuSF11ftt8.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE
4F1- HALL.
DR.. kANE'S ARCTIC VOYAGES
For One Week,

DR.. KASE'S ARCTIC VOYAGES
For One Week,
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING. My 10Th. 1s5o.
ny lier Maje.y 0a.*n vl.svss. ls E"sa III aae.s ,Ae
fr2se soE,t t.s I'1nee." R"yaI Ptnes Of WA::s ant
,,rrtt LE4on a:unI'era; ProauareI " American aad
Els7a frti:, tfe 1:s .!at Grafton St a.:sss. e1;t~
DR.. Kane's World Renowned
ARCTIC VOYAGES.
TFy.her ~h Eaxa aud pansh ss'tehes for SIR John
Ana, Groxs1 H1isLk E.3., trum the od4.nal draw.
se7rrsl L;erte,as relics Of the Arctic Expedition iii be
s1hisse4 .noax ~hta ~ r.. kus, k.vs4sk Aset:s
5eau,ta be-: @ E.;n,au1 poe WyIfs p;e<nsd ~ Lais
Ds1, 81 Ms @ ss*y ::
IhsE.7y aud Fr:ay seshvons u O'Clock, 4sa sasa:.a
- TEXTS q esn,,. Children Is cents.
The la'eEe,tt;k narrative of Dr. k1as.s last Arctic
Ter .a.c Al ths Hal rries TRY cxy7s. my!tl~1
THIRST FINE ART EXPOSITION
l. IN CH1cAGO.-Aa exhibition of select md arpr,v,
4 g b .a ls 81
:! ~ Il EaEeas bulas Of L.te ss5vvt ~
A. the t.s Attempt hiring s,eethcrthe r
ts SIX faE tie " sae p~ ard The Anps'se
Iuet Of tic general taate. the Directors nrt the Krtra
r,ss~sa *nt encouragement II uuf tts:zens in
i. fu! TIE ps~e- IT the rz1.:nn arc IN ~ ~
piled a.vncr tac Interest," u Tie Fne rs In Eht city.
The +p.aasr 10 tx " exaistea I. La.s street
Free u Ataa:.4An. s.-.%cn Tickets sv cents sH.:
Ttkess twenty-five Children under foustc<u Year.
Of sse fifteen rkts. 1Ious. " c1Lb;tlaa f'nla :"
and opca evenings tsvn hAE past ~ har lass j
o'c.sck.
SB-rhtl!.rn uE<y ten vc,r, of ase vii LIT ee ri
E.teI Qnte-% .ll;..t W lastts xuarltus-
-ic. tG.va- A:d la=.+ !. will be TAKE. .G t!' +
tG2tA dbt and r-teI the Eet-.
Tickets fr tt" Exit,ni, !tt -k:t Al ,he >t.'
S.t.t;rFs, to- twu '..r~ ~.st fh- tnsac-. a.t
tic ,G.r- u: LIZ T.rn.,:t AL E;chn. Ill Houses.
AtatA.tar " fe E1his,un L! he >e1.n1a!t: rEnias
The ote:.i< IT the Exhibition ~ uteersry p>espeaes! :
| MONDAY, The 9Th inst.
| J. u. GRAHAM,
| F.. Il. Mtt 'A{t;.
MAkh SKINNER,
| ALE1. WHITE,
| WM. BARRY.
| -...- Executive Cncamt:rr.
L.W. yOLK. Curator. ap4tlsL,t:a
, 1859-05-19

~ {. Il EEIFE.S. Afces1iti.y A3enk g Dearborn x
Il 14Aorisaf to ravise 4irer><na<n for ats aMi aN tbs
Lea3ind Pdp~ss Of the North Hat tal be4ly
, 1859-05-19

WArKa YorR GARpESs--if Jou want good
rubber bose fitted to your hydrants at 4 low
price, call or send to the Rubb store, 81 Dear
born street, one door north Of Lake street.
, 1859-05-19

y We know whereof VIC speak when we
commend tue advertiser, q book.keepcr, as one
worthy Of the attention of tue mercantile conf
munity, excellent end capable i'll the capacity
snuy1,{
, 1859-05-19

r. Thirty different varieties Of Lamps at
The great Lamp aud Oil Emporium. le6 CLARK
street, Kerosene Coal Oil only $l.a5 per gallon
With little or no odor. mYl3-6t
, 1859-05-19

The FLowER Qrxxs.-The admirable and
charming 0pcrctta, the Flower Queen" is to
be given in superb style at Metropolitan Hall
on "Wednesday evening next, By corps Of over
one hundred little folks selected from our Chi
cago girls and boys and carefully trained BY
that experienced musical educator, Mr. Tillins-
hast, than whom in hi. services in connection
With our Public Schools no one is doing more to
awaken and cultivate music and song in our
Chicaro homes
, 1859-05-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

CHo1cE BcrrBR.-N. 4. Parsons + Co., No.
235 State street, send us some nice fresh butter
and other good things: House keepers will
pieasc take notice that they keep on hand choice
family groceries Of all kinds, and are ever rea'y
| tax We prompt attention to all orders See ad-
/ ~
, 1859-05-19

sD An excellent police improvement has
Just gone into operation at the Court House,
whereby Justices Akin and Millikcn hare bcea
accommodated with large, airy apartment in
the third story for preliminary examination Of
all criminal cases Of the higher grade. thus re-
moving this class Of business from the out Of
the way Armory building to a location central
aud every wAy convenient.
, 1859-05-19

LrsAR Orr Nor DEAD YEr.-The depot, how.
ever, is removed to the great Lamp and Oil
Emporium, 126 Clark street. myl3-dt
, 1859-05-19

WANTED-By an Experienced
~ Book Keeper. with The t+ss Of ~ refe1encea
stustoo you'd wte and <eta af basks for
ties whose bua4ess DOES require permanent took-
ktener. Addr.s W. Boz lois, 0. inquire Of 4. coxs
at this tfacu. uFlsatx
, 1859-05-19

~ Lodging room to rent. in genteel. pri-
yate family, No 81 West Lake steret. Refer
, 1859-05-19

p OARDIN G.-Pleasant Apart
- mepts with bo ri for gentleman wife OF small
family. n desEat location with prssts Eri!y within
dress koI t3f6. Dsi9-1wx
, 1859-05-19

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sya.sa truposxs vrl II r>eeire4 ua::l II tie
AZ. l1s'.. for t- Gtn. ES!eE1 s1t rs 7.' IT,
qu.reu u ctr1ptte the li4e and NE>'a'i!H i~'iosA
Contractors viii t required to c"ulcses IT. *o1s "n ~
.t " Jus% 1cd the X hefusc tne ls' "f
Sere1h~r nc1t. laxu1at:nn cnsrs'.:: thr 4HtlEt 'l
eA4tas.<r e ~ yntt t. l., .'ss n.y II " aaf
cation 10 ROBERT HARRIS. ~1.;,:.. \: fae''e
fropt<..s viii Le aHiss-sed TIE uEis.siste,i Alter
nvyt (s< the AAnk4srea nt S!:i r:! u kee "stoo'!
II. 4. THOMSON. , a.c.,-vx
n719.ivx T. Is, EICtk~TpNE,t
, 1859-05-19

these, and hotels and eyen private families,
would find them IN jce-saying aud clcanIy COOL
ing device. The inventor and proprietor is
Joseph Mansfield, Esq, Of jefferson, Wis, who
may be seen for few days as above, By all in-
terested in the matter.
, 1859-05-19

.r"yiyc Ii humbuE;'' but if you wish to
see Something that is MT hunlbug, send your
old clothes to Cook j McLain's celebrated
steam Dyeiug and Securing Establishment. u
Dearborn street, who will return them looking
E.tle better than when new.
, 1859-05-19

WHY WILL YoC D1E?-But if the Ladies rifl
die, let them 20 to Cook Bro, No. 1a3, South
Clark, Who. as Dyers and Scourers nre unsur-
passed. Giyc them trial and satisfy your.
, 1859-05-19

r ET EVERYBODY READ THIS.
IL II Keat"'ucn want th:tr Clothes thereu.hIy cleaned
a:l .iy rrIftI caEzy t!rt to Ja J1-7. liz Dearborn
ere%t; you want JUnr c'sE* pants, aai vests whi;r.
ts1l.heu aid ed. t!n tn III l'cas!ru steei: II
you w4nt sonT r!"tts 4etei and n:,siy sepav carry
fhea to III Deats ,rc: ft he his wurs ,.uv Il; The
rM style He h.s had t~eny,hsc se~:>rxTerrer in 'he
sthss extng repairing rs;n ard tsn
II tl t:I,e 1t ls carried hi-:: in Chicago
to the entsS sss.et1n 81 Ii ~:a Ays pa7valsv h': a
atrtse al having work III his ling give HIN
tsaa Ills charges Ire aIci. will t< Wiling to Jay.
keaesaess LA pe4sasa rs.. be.weea Wishing md
Madison. u1yi5t.. :,
, 1859-05-19

~ Grover i Bakers new and unequallcd
Faniily Sewing Machines, With Improved Hem
mcrs. 166 Lake street, up stairs.
myls-aw. II. ALEXANDER, Agent.
~ Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machines
Northwestern office, ls7 mud lky Lake street.
Gxo. R. Ca1r7ESnEx,
my172w General Agent.
, 1859-05-19

I1s7onr OF CuIcAGo.-i1cv. Jeremiah Porter,
the earliest clergymen Of Chicago. has consent
ed to repeat his Lecture on the "History Of
Chicago nj tho request Of many ~ho did and
who did not hear hi,n before-at Metropolitan
Hall, OIL Tuesday evening next. 1t lis q Lecture
which every citizen should hear.
, 1859-05-19
Illll{lcQ.

V.\NTF.n-'Eo t.xrh:ln=r tor
~ Iur,:"r. ..4tl a4n >hIrs'"~. fr:sy H. ;se and
U,,r Tea,:;, \ i,-- H.. II 4 ii 'sH. msr.'tL
, 1859-05-19
150dr1lnq.


ITO HENT-Piano>, at s. Lake
l. street, ID luor. mvIn lw-.1t
ITO KEEr-Lot* on Franklin AMI
l. Mlrkr, streets a'sv" t'ht 90 ,v-,ruc tn e~e for
St,:.- Apply ~ SAAE..L lGs1S>r.,N n4,s'L-. .A<
t1rner II Lakc asi state >tiee:.- ny !p3&.d-+n
, 1859-05-19

T'U I,EE'T-TEc Residence o:' the
i und- s.Iinrl, .'a:h tass c'1s-r Of N'Ash ssenue
Rar'u h %tnst. ta- Ii ~ .'t:I- t'1t =" ms, nsA
rx., tarns> ,r trv i:r i H., S;c--1t aEs<
a. SI> md c;,Hy. tl :, .tls.t d't.- Ep
TtKAEf) uJir " t.. :us n tl-.ts31
, 1859-05-19

TO l,ENT-I.,smlvr Yards two
L s,~rL Ll.l.'rr Iar!. The ~t, SIS u the suu1h
Branch Chi, u" l>.r Lnm~r '-tf. E'.a ,AI't u
~ f'1f {e: a1 =. with }i'h4'.l al'rt% "ai
s,tl lt.t lIs l4':rt. lt.' nd DaII Ii. really
1T mn. ~. vi! ~ g.: ~, k... AYpIy
tu". T. HoTCth1s>. Office s". - 's''"n 't'ett.
, 1859-05-19

'IO kENT-A few Sturls an.l some
L very rca~ant s:tses in t;alfett Euex. Tie 4oroe
Az '-':r. Eushr Et:"v.ttrl Att "i 1t r*htt 10 r.
sS,-iir- ,ur3 III s"LI"111e terr.s. Apply to r.
FtKMELEE. II tat Un4nUus ui>e - haat'f.. stfess.
, 1859-05-19

rI>U Hk.N'T.-Ihe uuhrr>' *nr'l has
l. ...'.t,a>. =. -. al ''ts 'es >~1u, R"".% aud
4E7en,va,, il, ". Mss"e ~el, t'c.y74 ttt.t> next
,~r n,rh = tile Ml's'". !uu>e. ~. ake E'an'snE
Uu.-e. J. ". WAGGl.e:. ~. u < AZ st:v>..
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