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ten thousand are reviewed, be suddenly stop
ped, and lifting bis hand high, with all the
earnestness of Il soldier, and the dignity Of a
great parsonage, said, Monsieur Captain, l
have seen the army Of the Grand Turke, I
have seen the army of the King Of Prrlsse, 1
have seen the army of the Emperor Of Russo,
1 have seen the army of the Emperor d'Au-
tricbe, and, Monsieur, have seen the grand
army Of Napoleon" and then folding his
arms upon bis storm beaten, sword-cut, bat.
tle.ax mince-meat breast, shut, Monsieur, I
never saw such company as this, nersrl
NEVER NEVER! | !"
We suppose they all adjourned to drink
after this review. 1t is said, however, that
tue captain of this unconquered and uncon-
querable troop "still lives" and that lie re-
counts this anecdote as among the memorable
achievements of his military life.
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CupA-An intelligent gentleman of thi,
c;ty saws the Richmond Dispatch recently
from Havana, where he has been spendin;
some months, informs US that except among
few persons engaged in the American trade,
the opposition to fillibusterism and annexation
ia universal. :. They have no more desire to b.
annexed to the United States than Louisianu
has to be annexed to Spain. Ofall sections OF
this country, the South is the very lest. thai.
sbouid disturb the rights Of Spain, in,csha;
That island is a forbidden Fruit % m 800: ..,-
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The Engagement.

The Engagement.
o! dearest, say ysl love me,
o! say You will be mine,
I cannot live without thee,
Ny heart is wed to thine.
Thy cheeks are like the roses,
Thy bosom like the snow;
Love in thy heart reposcs,
Thy lips with bliss o'eraow.
Kind sir, must refuse thee,
It gricvcs me to deny;
But if YOU will excuse me,
III give the reason why.
You have not cash enough, sir,
To hang ono hope upon;
Besides, I can't consent. sir.
To med a demJiohn.
Excuse you! Yes, dear madam.
T told monstrous fl;
Were an Erclcss ALAN.
I'd scOrn SO false rib.
That bliss has stained your lips, ma'sm,
Your manners are too rough,
Besides, I can't consent, ma'am,
To ned bor Of Iynnf.
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Selett 4pttry,
Smile to-day and Smile Tomorrow.

Smile to-day and Smile Tomorrow.
Smile to-day and smile to morrow,
What's the use of being sad?
Danish every cloud Of sorrow,
Take the good and leave the bad.
Did'st thou know that sorrow treasured,
In the heart made burrows deep,
Iced its fount and fully measured,
Brought on deaths dark dreamlcss sleep
Has the friend you loved so fondly
Been untrue and caused thee woe?
Grievc not-gricve not! think tits only
Human nature acting so.
In this world so wide and spreading,
See what beauties round thee lie;
Onward then thy pathway trcading,
Other friends are ever nigh.
Did'st thou know the frozen mountain
Thaw'd beneath suns golden ray;.
Dashiug ocean stillcd its fountain,
Whilst its bcamlcts on it lay?
Yonder cloud so dark and dreary,
Dost thou see its arch so bright?
Smiling sunshine never weary,
Formed that bending bow Of light.
Cease, then cease, oh, cease rcpining,
There's good for every i'll;
Every heart must have refining,
Let no doubt affection chill.
Smile to-day and smile tomorrow,
Till the sunshine of the soul.
Banishing each gloom of horror,
Makes life's current brightly roll.
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MISTAKE AT FuNERAL.-About the end Of
last month the following singular mistake wal
made at Dole, France;
"Two persons had died at the hospital Of
that town, saA were TO be buried 81 ihc same
time, The dscrsssl were nyosng girl aud
s5ldIer Of the ghtrlson. Both cofdus beiag
placed alongside Of each other, they were 50
eonfoundcd that the girl wns accompanied to
her last home by platoon of dragons, with
military honors, while theyouns soldier, cover
with white pail OF flowers pious emblens {.
purity anil Innocence was borne on four len,
mines houllers, and followed by procession &:
young girls reciting prayers"
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of the dance; her trembling fingers fail to
wake the slumbering harmonies of the Piano
what, now, but an active and well-informed
mind, can hinder her sinking into frivolous
garrulity? What but books and placid mu-
sing can cheer her solitude? What friend
will stick as close as Hannah More 2 What
gentleman as agreeable as Washington IT.
wing 2O
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SPORTING IYrELL1oENcE.-Wel learn froln
the N. O. Picayune, that match has beea
closed, for $4,000 10000 side,) distance
four miles, and repeat weig hts for age, hall
forfeit between Nicholas the l., owned by NJ.
Hunter, of New York, and Tar River, the
recent champion of the Washington Coursr;
Charleston, S. c., owned by Mr.. Hare, OF
Virginia. The race to come off in the course
Of this sprir,g or the ensuing summer, over
the Fashion Course.
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Ex.PREsIpEET PlERcE.-It having been
clrarre,l that this gentleman, now absent IL
Europe, was anxious to secure the democratic
nomination for the presidency, he has written
letter to friend in Boston, in which he
declares that under no possible circumstances
will he again permit the use of his name III
connection with any public Office.
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A young woman of the tribe Of the Old
town Indians tho other day in the cars, was
asked by rowdy if she would not like to
marry white man. "No," was her reply,
because good white men DO; not want to
marry me, and poor sca,nps like you won't
hayew The roxdy LEFT st the next station.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

FARTNENSHlF NUIICE.
"IE undersigned have this day formed Part
IL ncrship for the PRACTICE OF LAW AND
Equity, under the namo and style Of LASDRUM
& MOORE.
Mr. MoonE will regularly attend the Courts ut
Abbcyillc, and will promptly transact all business
left in our hands for that District
6. W. LANDRUM,
J. P. MOORE.
Edgefeld C. H., Jan. l3. If
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NIOTICE.-All persons having any demands
~ aguinst the estate of Levi Newly, deceased
a-s requested to hand them in, properly attested
by or before Thursday the 18th day of May, as
iatsnd making a final settlement Of said estate iu
the 0rdinsry's Office, at Edgefeld c. H., on that
dly. All those indebted to said estate are expect
si to psy the Same forthwith.
JOHN r. EDM0NDS, Admor.
4ab. ~, sn 8
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

TItOr ESSIUNAL CAItDs
TNHE undersigned having formed a Partnership
Il in the PRACTICE OF LAW and EQUITY,
for Edsefeld District, will give prompt and dlli-
gent attention to a business entrusted to their
The residence of Mr.. owens is at Barnwell C. H.,
that of Mr. SEIsELsat Edgefeld, SC.
EMMETT SEIBELS,
w. A. OWENS.
Feb. ], If
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WO0LLEY TOWN. HATS!

BOOTS & SHOES.
TIVE Subscriber has just opened in this Town
BOOT AND SuUE ESTABLISHMENT,
to which hc invites the attention Of the Ladies and
gentlemen of the community.
Ms-Iis Stock is NEW and COMPLETE, and
his TERMS VERY LOW FOR CASH.
mS-Hc hopes to merit \ liberal share Of public
patronage. ID. W. CHRISTIAN, hgt
Mar g
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For Clerk.
For Tax Collector.

For Tax Collector.
JOHN C. LOvELESS, T. j. whitaker,
STARTLING TURNER, THEOPHILUS DEAN,
M. W. LYLES, CHARLES CARTER,
C. A. HORN, CHAS. NJ. MAY,
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CANDID ATES.
For Sheriff

VIM. QUATTLEBUM, LEWIS JONES,
LEWIS COVAR, II. BOULWARE,
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For Ordinary.
J. P. ABNEY, W. F. DURISOE,
D. L. TURNER. DAVID B0DIE,
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NorE.-Tho proportion Of our slaves employ
ed in the culture of Cotton is nearly 73 per cent.
The balance being distributed among the other
staples above mentioned.
, 1859-06-07
The Supreme Cewrt.-.Apr1 r~vn,

7 1NA
F!oA@ SSAtts~eAPfU Term.
Inc following arc amcu1 the casaa arp,et
| a0o determined at the April term of the Cu
pre,ne Cour+ ,t ntt.w. ~. .l.,--1~
| f'e ooof' a. o1Is"a- 1ne whole nun.er o
| cases decided vxs forr hrni1,.d ,,d rn.x.
/ nc..-,1n ""u A"u' @ee"'
lHCent1al Go ~. Northern Ind aud Chlcxro Co
oi7exsn rom doeke.
dtf1kd. " 1AA
t., y 20 A!s "a Go =: Kennedy Continued.
t,rTox .xn% chicago Gu4ou Il Co S<tley. Con
sqned;
unpss m iea'fal Co ~. Davis who sucs. &e. Con
- B r Co ~. NhIpple Alarmed.
,,Ss Gss71a = GMaEo CnIon r R CO a. Goldsbure. Re
III Hsaa:y p AafMssrmcn ssm q ta'tt.
1'faI Gsi.-. .A<,,..r l.
SMeaa = Chicago Onion r Co H. vs Sumner ad,nr r.
communal
net p & Chicago Union n. Pound Rere1ssd and
'eMaaeo; M,.ak
C9; AmFmed. - -
, 1859-06-07

NV Yo1x, June "a German named Johr
George 4yeEs murdered his wife YESTERDAY
morning BY beating her with a smoothing iron
and stabbinX her with puir of sheara- Myer.
has served one term in the State Prison for beinf
coecerned IN the dcnth of . man ten wears ego,
No clue hss been obtained to the mystery ol
the box, found in the Sound filled with dead
bodies The theory suggested, that the bodie.
might either hare been medical subjects OF
bodies removed from Potters' Field for renter,
ment, are entirely exploded by full inyestiRa
tion. The bodies have evidently been dead 6ul
few days
Lust evening, the body of very richly dress.
ed woman Aoaled ashore at Fort Hamilton. She
had a profusion Of 'welry. including three rings
others Of diamonds and pearls. The body waa
somewhat bruised, md evidently had not been
in the water more than twenty. four hours.
The body Of the woman found at Fort Hamil.
ton is suspected, from description, to be that
OF the wife at Henry Halsey, Of West Twelfth
street. She has been missing since Wednes-
day, on which day she was detected BY her
husband in The act Of writing letter to i GER
tain gentleman in Brooklyn. Her husband WIS
iitoD.
on Saturday r. II. an nffray occurred in
Walker street; between Lewis Lapoust and Jas.
Peager. boys, each about eight years old, which
resulted in Peager's receiving blow on
the head from stick, which caused his death
during the succeeding night.
Yesterday morning the dead body of German
WIS found IL the hallway Of house in john
son street, Brooklyn, With the top Of his head
blown of: The deed was committed bT lis
VIE while be was vainly attempting to enter the
house. lie bad knife with him, and from
threats uttered the night before, 1t was no doubt
his lntehtlon to have first killed his wife.
, 1859-06-07
Terrible Bdeefs OF LtKhtnt.~

BANGOR, Ne, June 5.-During the seyere
thunderstorm Of Friday last, the house Of Mr,
l.. S. Go:s, at North Curmel, in this county. VI.
struck By lightning. aud child Of eight vears
was killed. The house Of Lit. VIM. Sutherland
Of Clifton. WAS also struck, and almost torn in
sembled in the kitchen, when the lightning ~.
ricd the cook stove through into the cellar from
the midst Of the circle. No person was serious
" iniured
, 1859-06-07
4 TRAIN OF CARS THROWN PROM
THE TRACK.
CHICAGO EXC: kSIt)AlSTS IN DANGER.

tin Saturday evening last about sevcntv- -{i,.n
or eighty Of the citizens Of Chicago. who Ind
brcn on the excursion to Cincinnati, started
from that city in The indianapolis and Gin.
e'nna1i express train, bound homeward,-
everything went on smoothly till about
n'teen minutes past nine O'clock, when the pas
*sngers lelt a seserc STOCK, and most Disagree
able !az1lnc sound, followed by slight tipping
over ol the cara, when the train came to full
st"p The cars were Of the track, and on exam
nation it WAS found thut some miscreant had
placed two logs or heayy pieces Of timber right
across the track, the one about ten rods apa.t
from the other. The first log did its work-tl.e
"''er oes"s e't untouched. Fortunately, and
most wonderful TO record, none Of the passen-
gers were injured. The engineer and firernen
were thrown several rods from The engine, and
were some what, though not seriously injured.
do" they escaped Is a miracle; for the engine
""s completely stripped aud landed in the ditch
perfect wreck.
-A'erh was found no one Was injured, the pns-
se"sers met i'll council to investigate tue cause
Of fhe accident; and upon evidence furnished Ly
several parties "s'o lived IN the eighborhooi,
suspicion "as Thrown on man named Nm.
i"so VINO hsed Shout 200 yards from the place
"nsrc 'ae accident occurred. It appears that
1aoft Time PREVIOUS he had two calses killed by
''n'o' aui ever since he had Threatened to he
Te'cnsed. 1t was also a suspicious fact, that
while al! his neighbors camc down to the track
rs soou as thcs hearl the crash, he did not make
bis appearance. Alter some consultation, it was
th"u:!!t advisable to send for him to come down,
to "assist i'll reiicvins the suderings Of some
parties who were injured" but he informed the
depu,ation that lie could render them no assist
ance. They asked him for Eau x to cut out
tae engine" but lie replied tint be .thad M a4
Tis derututon returned mud another
mud larger ono vas sent to "brinp
him down." This time he consented: but
not before he had fully armed himself and n,.-
other man who worked for him, with reyol.ers
and knives. 4 fcw questions were asked him
abnut the logs found on tue track; but he eaye
no satisfactory ansrcrs. and proceeded at once
10 try and prove IN clIi by bis man. His
equivocations and replies not being satisfactory.
upon a given signal. the men were secnrcd and
their pockcta searched, In the bre... nocket
of Ford was found si1-shooter, full loaded. and
On his man we're found q sin11e-barreled rife
pisto,. nl.o loaded and n bowie Knife Anono
tue pa.seneers there w.. a strong DISPOSITION to
, 1859-06-07

New foak. Jnne 6.-The adyices from Per.
unmbuco represent that there has been a terrific
storm on the coast Of Brazil. The whole COST
from Bahia southwark, is covered With wrecks.
and the loss Of life was terrible
4 Brazilian frigate went down with over six
hundred persons On board, only forty Of whom
were sayed.
The yellow ferer is reported worse than ever
at Rio. People are dying By thousands. The
devastation among the shipping was unparal.
lelcd. One English brig had lost five CAPTAINS
aud the sixth Was sick and not expected to re-.
, 1859-06-07

NEW YoRK. June G.-In the Supreme Court
to-day, the Judge, on application Of Mr. Ash
mead, granted a writ Of error and stay of pro.
ccedings in the case Of Stephens, the alleged
wife poisoner, for the purpose Of carrying ihe
matter to the Court of Appeals for review. In
the same court, Jas Shcpard, who was sentenced
to death year ago for arson in the first degree,
and appealed, was brought up On . writ
Of habeas corpus, and tie sentence Of the
Court below affirmed, and the prisoner was sen
fenced to be hung on the e7,h inst. The pri.
soner then engaged new counsel, Ar. Ashward,
who intends to carry the case up to the Court
Of Appeals.
4 young lady, daughter of Nr. Clark Smith,
of Canterbury. 0rang Co., New York, aged 10
years, was terribly burned on Friday last. She
was preparing the fire for tea, when her clothes
caught fire, and before the flames could be ex-
tinguished, she was blistered from head to foot,
i is feared that her injuries will prove fatal.
Her father and mother were badly burned in
their efforts to rescue her.
j boz containing the skeleton Of q human
body has been discovered By Mr. VIM Ostran.
der, Of Wiltwick, in that viilage. He was plow-
ing in field near the church when his p|ow
passed over box-on opening which the en-.
tire skeleton Of human body was found. This
accidental discovery has ereuted no little excite
ment there, and the discovery il regarded Us
evidence Of some dark deed.
, 1859-06-07
The Nov2 Scotia -T11exrnph lud The
Associated HFee9.


SAckv1LLE, N. b., June C.-The di1apidated
condition Of the Nora Scotia line renders it
quite impossible to transact auy business oyer
ii in satisfactory nauner. Nearly every re-
port Of European news from Cape Race is de-
layed east Of this point from one to four or five
days.
The City Of Washington's news was obtained
at Cape Race BY the news boat Of tue Associated
Press last Thursday. Late on Saturday after
noon the Nova Scotia line gave us about qnnr-
ter part Of the report for the Press, then the
wires ceased to work
This +. NJ, the line was repaired aud the re-
ports again resumed, but before word Of news
reached this point the wires ucar Picton again
gare out for The third time, aud nothing cun be
received tonight. This Is tile more provoking
as the Inst part Of the report is known to con.
tain the one day later news telegraphed by tie
ugents Of the Associated Press at Paris, London
and Liverpool to Cork. 1t is understood that
the Newfoundland Co. hare authorized Cyrus ".
Field te send cut an additional cable to extend
from Cape Breton to Prince Edward's Island,
thus avoiding Nova Scotia entirely and placing
the whole line from this place TO Newfoundland
under the immediate control If the Ncwfound-
land Company, and putting an end to the annoy
ances of the public, who are compelled to Do
business oycr the present shamefully misman.
aged lines in Nora Scotia.
, 1859-06-07
THE NATIONAL AGRICULT AZ
FAIR

FAIR,
We learn tia: tile Executive Committee o
the Cnited Statcs agricultural Society la;t
decided, or have brought their deliberations :t
near t" a focus that they may lie said to hayt
determined, that their Fair may be held al
Chicago this year: on compliance With the col
dtions Which we published few days since
to Tit:
l. Tho grounds (aot less than TWENTY-FIVE
ac7es) TO bc suitabIy enclosed, with sucl neces >.
sary buildings aud couvenicuccs rs thc Presi.
*12a' may direct; IN abundant supply Of water
= 'e delivered upon the grounds, in tanks OF
:'oTsfcads, for the use Of horses, cattle, etc.
nay, STRAW, etc, as needed; m adequate p,-
lice force; stoam engine for driving machinery
m exhibition; Lights and band Of music.
:. 4 guarantee that the receipts shall mt
fall below $4,000, which sum is necessary 10
c'vcr the premiums, and the expenses incurred
ly the Society.
These conditions arc triding as compared
with tho direct pccuuiary gain which would
accrue to the merchants, l,otel-keepcrs ard
1'1o general business Of the city, from the coli,
course of visitors who CO uld DO drawn together
oy So great au attraction. Tho indirect and
permanent advantages resulting from the cs.
'ensirc acquaintance which such an ere,t
would create, need hardly bo suggested. TIC
guarantee Of receipts to the amount Of SIT 900
a1s hecn required l,y tile Society at each Of
.!'c cities where it has held its fairs, but tie
sum has always been exceeded By the entrantc
ecs' and there is no probability that any por-
Lon Of it would have to be raised by coutribu-
'4oaa. We trust this opportunity may not lie
.'ost for want Of prompt action on the part Of
our citizens
, 1859-06-07
A Severe Frost ON SUNDAY.

Crxc1SSAT1, fth.-4 severe frost On Sunday
morning, extending over Ohio and The lareer
part Of Indiana, did great damage to tie grow.
ing wheat, corn and grape crops. The gardens
are universally damaged.
PITTSBURGH. June 6sh.-A seyero frost on
Saturday night greatly damaged the wheat.
corn and potato crops; also some fruits,
, 1859-06-07

Skw ORLEANS, June 4.-The steamer P;ota,
i from !, Red River; vas totally destroyed b. ire
$15,oto-the passengers were Ill saved, but Il
isEeported that two Of the hands were lost.
The bark Charm, from New York for New
Orleans, with = cargo Of lime, is On 6re It Pass
4 Ioutx
, 1859-06-07

Skw fonk, June s.-paul Aorphy vas besten
today Il hnapper's chess rooms in Broadway,
By Ut. Thompson. Nr. Aorphy, a. usual. e.1e
the odds ofa knight, and, after contest Of 70
hours, gave up the game his opponent having
on the knight which Has allowed him for Odds.
, 1859-06-07
Arrival OF Steamer.

.QuEREc. June 6,-The steamer Indian from
Liverpool. passed Farther Point at O'Clock
this 4. H., and will be due here at about :
o'clock this evening. Her dates are no Inter
than those received by the City Of Washing.
ton, off Cape Race, and the dispatch made
up for thus point containa no further details Of
, 1859-06-07
An IMPORTANT DRp1stor.

We notice THAI the Supreme Court at it's re.
cent scsaion in Ottawa affirmed the decision
ofthe Cook Co. Court Of Common Pleas in tho
csee AeBrsde ~. The City Of Chicago. The point
involved was the power Of the courts to inter.
pose injunctions against the collection Of spe-
cal assessments ordered BY the Council, aud the
decision declares that they cannot The case
was made By City Attorney Anthony on behalf
ofthe corporation, who denied the power oftho
courts to interfere with collections as afore-
said,
, 1859-06-07

SEw fokx, June sth.-A despatch from
Charleston, announces the suspension Of FfA-
1er. Trenholm / Co, who wese largely engaged
IN agency hs.e and anoshe1 in LiTerpooI.
, 1859-06-07

- The body Of the lad Patrick Burke,
drowned in the North Branch on Friday, has
been found and IN inquest held.
, 1859-06-07

SHeceasful TFd0l TFlp.
NEw foRk, May 5.-The Russian steam fri9-
ate General Admiral. returned to port to-daS,
tier fFlal trip has been an entire success Pas
sengers say she had trial with the Vanderbilt,
yesterday. Of five hours' length, and beat the
latter at the rate Of half mile an hour.
, 1859-06-07

@ The Board Of Supervisors for Cook
County came in session yesterday and called the
roll and adjourned to this morning.
, 1859-06-07

BrrrAlo, June 6th.-A heavy frost occurred
in this vicinity last Saturday night 1t is
feared it has done heavy damage to the fruit
crops badly damaged, and it il feared entirely
ruined.
DAxsv1LLE, June 6th.-A heary frost pre-
yaied IN this 1ic'1tJ Saturday night, killing all
feared also th4t fruits Of a]l kinds have been cut
of.
! ZAxEsy1LlE. June eth.-A hsary frost CO.
CURED on Saturday night. Corn il entirely de-
stroyed. Great many farmers are preparing to
repiaut. Wheat is much damagcd. ~
CLEVELAND, June GA henry frost occurred
out SoFthsrn Ohio IS b.d1s narqRa suoR 'hr9ash
grapes and potatoes were badly frozen.
, 1859-06-07

u No gentleman has any excuse for pre-
sentinga shabby appearance, when by taking
his seedy garments to Cook i McLain's, s3
Dearborn street, he can, Mt triaing expense.
have them cleaned, repaired or dyed, and re-
turned, looking as good as new.
, 1859-06-07

STILL LowER.-Read the announcement vf The
Pittsburg, F. Wayne and Chicago Railroad.
Fare to Boston only 3l4; to New York, $l3 !;
Philadelphia or Baltimore, SO. Why, that is
cheaper than staring at home. If the railroads
can stand these rates, travellers Gun,
, 1859-06-07

pears in our columns today from 4. II. Bininn-
ger Co., 33s Broadway, rhich, We are we'll
assured means as it says 1t refers to IN arti-
Gle which, though often abused, has great med.
ical virtues and lawful domestic uses. "Binin-
gers Old London Dock Gin,' dispensed by that
long established house. had bona jsdt yirtuea rs
cordial, and is strictly pure in It's component
with the fullest confidence. The name Of that
firm is guarantee ofthe exact and literal truth
Of whatever they represeut.-lN. +. Commercial
Adrtrtistr.
For sale BY Hoyt / Pierce. wholesale agents,
IA South Water street, and By all druggists.
ie.-5k
, 1859-06-07

- The clothing found under the platform
ut the Illinois Central depot has been identified
by several Lake street clothiers. The boy
Traudler has been held to bail for the larceny Of
the same
, 1859-06-07
Dssszuo<ivp 1iru a& 1nseo, 0n1e,

o1xuSyAr1, Juns e-Es.iy On Sunday uao.n.
ing tra IN TIN main business part of the town
Of Eaton, Ohio, destroyed thiztssa buainsse
houses Lo@ $5o, 900; insured for &13,o00,
, 1859-06-07
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toT71c1AL-l
COUNCIL Pk0CEEpINGX.
REGrLA2 MsL17Sal juno e;h }s5a.
PsEsEs1-Alde.mcn Long, Batsford. Won IIn.n ant
Reno.
NJ quorum. Il. KRElSMANS. Clerk,
, 1859-06-07

- The Garden City Race Course has opened
for the season, in a trot for purse Of SIS.
Three entries.