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, 1859-05-24
CHICAGO, TUESDAY. MAY q. 1859.

Superintendent, goo 8chofAft; foater Street
Mission School, Geo. " Perkins, Superinten-
dent, about 800 scholars. In addition were sz-
sembled the large Sabbath School connected
with the congregation there worshipping. A.E.
Downs, Superintendent.
Interesting addresses were made By Rev. Mr..
Humphrey the I astor, Rev. B. Kent. E. 8. Wells
and G. " Perkins; these we're happy. excellent,
aud we'll conceived in matter andstyle. ofcourse
the little folks gave their owa mnsic in manner
whose charm and e8ecten tie eandience Gllmann
and Strakosch might enry. Iut in rain emulate.
This is but one Mission Association and its
field has rapidly grown from the few occupants
of passenger car on The station grounds Of the
u. s. R. r., 1t Sherman street, to embrace as
now the schools above enumerated. There
arc between thirty and forty Of these Mission
Schools in our city embracing between fre and
six thousand Of the children Of the poor.
We must record fresh instance, though not
4 norel one, Of the generous libera1ity Of Messrs.
Pasmelee Co.>of the Omnibus Line, now mer-
ging into the City Railway Co., who On Sunday
last placed their e1tirs force OF vehicles md dri-
vers gratuitous1y st ths disposal and for the use
Of the manager: Of these schools, mud all the
omnlbusses, to and from the more distant
schools, went loaded down with the joyous little
folks. No one on Sabbath afternoon last could
have looked in on the thousand 1itue songsters
without feeling thst they were certainly, what
~ -. ..."-'." ..
bility and usefulness, to say nothing Of another
world, from the influence and labors of Mission
ocoooh' -
E The 1tlaatic Monthly for June presents
in its table Of contents an acute and sympa-
the.ic essay On Shakespeare's Art, By George
". Peck, Of Boason; Men Yaun, Chinese ~
nance. BIZ Ir. House. Of the Boston Poss "Joy
Month" poem by Rev, ", 1, WATSON: "a
Trim to Cubs" :" continued. by Nrs. 3. G. HIVE.
Of Boston: "MemoriaIs Of Smollet." contain.
inv ,au n,+tor ,h,,, IN. ,ox.,;x, =. p;,,h-o.
41s Ae" -- ~. =, 3.4' 49,. e s,~ ".oP
Thomas Hill, Of Waltbam, Mass: 1.-THE
SPHINX" very fair poem of the Euer.onian
kind, BY J. 4. Dorgan. Of Philadelphia: "A
Charge with Prince Rupert" by Rev. 7. ".
Hlsg'nsou' author OF" SAINTS and their Bodies;'
m admirable nrtir1e m MThc StereosrnnA md
the Stercoynaph," by Dr. Holmes. the " Auto
>, 81 pt
c[At' oo1Is Ao1 oeA18s ASeEl~ s1osy J ol 1oueA
'ute9es'' " e H. onaEf "oou' - conIsuoeai We
have. also, yefY good iustalI1uepts of Mrs,
oto"e munster oe1oR; sno 'ne
readable md iudicious boof notices ''''
:; -
- ....s. II
ua3 1lAeaAooo Aue "A1 VI 0e'WAa, a0ulc1e1.
ses'uAnk "ea' o'A "@4ees o'"Se' III kns "est
D;riefrr fall do,wy, h o,vv +..;.Jas 40
, 1859-05-24
The .1ctc York .Yercura


ANOTHER EEEAT ENUAEENEST.
Tie prop.:etors 4f THE NEW 1ORK MEtCCRi n
s2eet:uy the engagement Of .Ae esietr.ted
authos. Dr.. J. H Ru1INSuN. pav.:a4Ey acka.w.r.!ist
to be the only truthful !eI1ea:or Ut FAR WE>TEkS
TRAPPER LIFE.
his Opening Ta.e fuf TIE MERCURY Is DOW ne s.y
competed AID be believes to te the bes. he ret
ten The following frn. the 7u,ho1s x5as
tu eea vii ts krsrte1 with eIthasz hy hs tea. Of 1e
aa14ta Of At1.s1.s:
, 1859-05-24

e If you wan, your Coat, Pants and Fests
well Cleaned and neatly Repaired, carry them
tn John Jones, l19 Dearborn street, between
Washington and Madison. mye4 2t~
, 1859-05-24
Nem advertisements.

n {. Il SCRITES. Aieertising A3e-t, q Dr1fAevz 4
4 a4kAois~} 70 yers Afrer9fA1eas }sr as aA5 aH1<
LAods9 Pap'1s Of IL 4tosA- Tta tAl hsAly
, 1859-05-24

Harvard ALcx>t.-Graduates Of Harvard
College. residing in the city Of Chicago, ase re.
quested to eeud their address to chas. 4. Greg.
orr, III Dearborn street, or p. o. Box 1865.
, 1859-05-24

F Wheeler Wilson's Sewing AAehines-
Northwestern ofice, 167 and le9 Lake street.
GEo r. CHIrrExpEx,
, 1859-05-24

LrSaR orr Nor DEAD YEr.-The depot, how.
ever, is removed to the great Lamp md OIL
Fmnoriuu,. 1a6 Clark street. my20-Et
, 1859-05-24

F Thirty different vasieties of Lamps It
The great Lamp and Oil Emporium, l36 CLARK
street, Kerosene Coal Oil only $l.e5 per gallon
with little or no odoE. mye06t
, 1859-05-24

need hardly to be reminded Of this gentleman's
lecture on the Early History Of Chicago" to
be given this evening. 1t was highly commend
ed on its first delivery some weeks since. Us
production Of merit, and as presenting in inter
esting detail, many particulars within the Per.
sonal knowledge Of the lecturer, which have not
before becn brought before the public. Mr. por
ter, it is well known, was one of the FIRST minis
tcrs in the infant settlements Of Chicago, and
be relates his own observations Ais an occa-
sion well worthy Of encouragement, md our
citizens We doubt not, will be repaid for their
attendance.
, 1859-05-24

CT. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHI
- cAGO RAILROAD.
Summer Arrangement.
On I'D after SUNDAY, N.y = 1ssa Two Express Trains
ST. LOUIS cnR9 sE% xESRH!s SKlEsss slcKsBcEa' Asn
.yort1s-n Hsksouri, kdntds dai -it5TcsEa,
By~y Of The s. Lou.s Alton .ad t,heascA "a AtsLas ~;
t:.ns. Er,et. xnsnx south foQovs,
TTns iea1es II LOUIS Depot Wess Vaa Dusea and
700 9aao !. n.-Day E,pres4 tsandav. rzupted,
Is, >. m-Sieht Express daily tsstu,tsys s1es7tst>
,,... -1s. -
NA and E1przss. 1l:ls N.
A, ChIcaso With al the Great Ea.ttn and Northern Lines
IL jo1et With lie Rock ls.ad T. r. ~es And tie cut
GU 4, Fso1.a Junction with The Peoria oq1avka r. R.
to Peo.a Gal.sau1kh. Burlington. and int<ssts II"
Al Bloomington With sse illinois cectzd Eai'sosd North
IA .h the Grr.. we+tera , Railroad
to . Dtessur md w,ss 70 JsstaoavtNe act Sap!ee.
Al, s. Lous with the Fac.a: Ks2Eostl Missouri Rsvt,
rsek1 Soh Aaseoat kasto9d kscias paests M,,d4,ei
I'd EeafA.kA sna With ST. Louis Cairo md New
oeans pe7 nr of atanes to cato, Memphis ssckshu1Eh
a Thiopsh Teket. e.a be hid st he con7a1Js OK.
ter 30 = Dearborn stEeet foppo1te Irs.cost HeEs.;
tes nd IT. she pT:apal .,iaa tickss osts h tas
Eastefn Middle AID WtStefN Stafsa. ..
r. katss df Fsza md FsN&ttA taa - u ~ o@3ss
.sGs.- -
esoppnk It tatenett,ts &sto:skave Jca = sH :,
+ a. ;ss ..:t@.s sssaas< III Il .naoT7 c.. s.,,
Nh Nooxr Gen. Aren't acd A1r Srps- uyA
, 1859-05-24

TuK HoRsx RAILWAY CAss.-We learn that
the new, Eaton l. Gilbert, cars for the Horse
Railway, are now in the city, Acireumstance to
gladden. that share Of the public who ride on the
rail down Stats street.
, 1859-05-24

~ Lodging room to rent, in 4 genteel, pr
yaie family. 10. 81 West Lake steret- Rafer-
annn Arrhanred.
, 1859-05-24

TEc Co.rritr dc Nars<iu<s mentions n. .
proof ofAustria being greatly in want Of funds.
that the Emperor Francis Joseph has caused
the cr"wn jewels to be deposited with the heirs
ri tic well known banker, Baron s;ino, ii
guarantee for u loan Of g. millions IT forms.
, 1859-05-24
THE CITY.

TIE MCLAroHl1x CAsx.-The day Was passed
yesterday in getting jury in the Mclaughlin
murder case. The jury is still incomplete.
, 1859-05-24
MOUESA,

dispatch from Providence, Il, l., based
LlNn private advices by the Vanderbilt. saws
that the pucily Of Modcna has followed the
examples o Tuscany and Tarnn., bv rcyol,-
tiol,iznE cIp:lln@ the Duke, and establishing
4 Provisional Government. The public ac-
.v.l,,ts t,y thc Vanderbilt contained nothing Of
this character, but the news is highly proba-
Ae, ana ifuot true now, is morully certain 10
's4on'e 20 in 4 few day.. Surrounded By
popular atrinHe. ind itsclf ullt OF the choicest
morsels for a revolution in all Europe. the de-
tErone"cnt If its Austrian dcspot would l'c
tile next lktl1cst thing tia. could ,a,geu-,l,c
Akcliess being h> voluntary al,dicatiou some
dark hight
A"dena embraces 4 territory oi' . 22.3:sco square
miles and Il population of about Gou, 900. Its
government Is despotism most thorough. and
'l''Tu:4litica-.he legislative, executive, judicial
and military powers being all vested III tlst:
luke, FRANCIS Y, upon whose house tic Duchr
Was conferred !y tue Holy Alliance in 1914.
he tEl!'ns-s 10 collateral branrh Of the ho1,se
I" Austria. TAe famous marll'. u,.rr:cs oI
Carrarra are in Molrna. It's chef cities arc
Nodt-na, l,lc carilll.) RceeEu, Massa di Car.
ratsl and Gnastalla.
, 1859-05-24

STAMPEDE At THE HAMILTON HorsK.-About
three o'clock on Saturday afternoon, some lit
tie alarm in, and in the vicinity Of the Hamil-
ton House, ~as caused by burning chimney.
, 1859-05-24

NTONEY.-Money' to Loan on
E1 Rea. EAx.te - -u1des tsna "ne 1oE:a 70 ors
Tta+3 TIM. Aso, atrse.aA Notes dscounssi AptAF -
sam NJ-*-iax
, 1859-05-24

- Hon. n. B. Plato. If Kane County, has
heen re-sppciuted By Gov. Bisse1l as Comnis-
sioner 10 build the Penneptiarv At Joliet.
, 1859-05-24
u A r r \,

On the t&sh lns IN Gssee Church P1o~idsaee r l. by
The R&v n. H. sehenek, s9satd ~ y kt. ksv: Y,
GRAIES Of Chicago. and Mn HELES Il. EATON. of
Providence, r. l.
, 1859-05-24

ITO RENT.-Rooms for small
f4mlv tn The central location b State strtet. lup
saln) Apply 70 D. WALkLR, III Randolph s,tet.
rv7&tEx
, 1859-05-24

There was m arrest Of fugitive slave at
zanesr''lc. Ohio. few days since, and negro
named johnson was afterwards arrested on a
ehare" Of attempting to rrtcuc tho slave, und
was taken to Cincinnati by tl'r deputy Marshal,
NC now E*arn fran the Cleveland M..aid that =
writ Of Habras Corpus has been granted by
Judge B7ink':rlso'I. of the State Supreme Court,
anu 1he heRrlng SIT for tho eth, at Columbus,
III Which '.n.c the hearing in tue cusc Of bush
nell l.angtcn comes oil
, 1859-05-24
NUMBER Us.
d1laute0.

NANTED-Bv Young Man
" lately a,zivea trrn England = -soAt.oa - Book.
ke~r-r Ha. had r. etca1 e1p<r-ses Of IL
eu--. ri .ftrrreea Ad91ess II. E. II thts o6.os.
fuIl.nx
, 1859-05-24

ITO RENT-Store No. ls+ Kinzic
l ssIeet. fKsnf!e Hal.} Amply to SAACEL 1nHS
aToS noztheak eoroe1 Lake AID STATE H. nys< 3"-Sao
ITO RENT-In Evanston, q Neat
4 Cottage With ane lake view. Inquire Of J. F.
STARR on the corner of Nofth cAEk and Water stets
or address Boz 4Its. ny.a..tI
, 1859-05-24
E&tfm n fAx md ERlrsr1nrz

-ns Cinci.uuti Gas<f'r, in an elaborate article
'.''o~:ng the incs"4sc Of population in the West,
tails into some serious errors in lis calculations
For iustancr. it estimates thai Wisconsin will.
IN 1.';u, coHtain '''t' ~" inhabitants Four Years
ago, the census returned i.3,451. Her present
population exceeds o.f*o. Tie taxt.t csti-
aiatch Iowa, in 1s5o, nj 4'n,n,s. 4 state censu.
taken twooE three years ngu, savc over :,s,, ,'~M
'nhabliuft* by l~t;s, 1owu will mt fall slo.1 of
sd 0lt
, 1859-05-24

II yonng German named Lawrence Bau-
man. on Tuesday night last, at Edwardsrille in
this State. first attempted to kill Miss Banius.
she daughter Of respectable shoemaker Of that
town, aad afterwards killed himself.
- B. B. Bolts. son Of J. Minor Bolts, xas
in Washington City on Friday last, for the pur-
pose. il was thought, "f fighting duel with O.
j. Wise, Of the Richmond Eaoair+y.
, 1859-05-24

CArr1oS.--We hav,ng aseertained that many
persons in the city, have sent, bs porters and
others. clothes to Be cleaned and repaired by US,
xhich clothers have never reached NJ, aud have
been imperfectlJ cleaned elsewhere. This is to
caution iii persons 70 sending clothes to US,
against the porse1s tating them to other parties
tfan those to whom they are sent.
Cook 4 McLEix,
x,ran1n 81 Dearborn ktrpt
, 1859-05-24
CHICAGO BANK AND OTSE
Lock Mandatory.

The tuk%c,iber. would respectfully 1tos2 tteis st2
Aad he pubic that they have oo*ned
AIEaNC11 or THEIR NEW Y0EK House
In she city Of chaec ~ht:e ary !zsesd aaa
Offering fos <a.t II kiLcs &
BANK, PRISuN, SAT: AND HOUSE ioCxS
, 1859-05-24

p KEKS AND OFFICE
- hxKyxEs PlKAsx Ser.cE.-rhntre ast1e!.~ for sale
ssne set y Rite shade the hands patnse bv
York CaK suitable the p 1t anv Eore or otcs Also
ne AT l*hi M4E.<anE SIDE Btasd Eel!a<ad Nth Ha!z
Xarle Top D:ts:x Ecaa % ere1. .sie; "" choke p!ees.
II Futntu:e made y B.7do VI In,sd sar. y, ose
IT % ~ sss*:
A. .Ga tot q p .rea trats i sse orier or -
dress Bot 81: Cheaso Pe.s ID ~ ss ~.n,ea III 10 pu.
t*o ROD aoIx. ~ w.soe. - na5s.:. sy,titr
pLANING AND RE.SAWING.
E.A- RCcKERi Is prepared to .urn or. superior ~erk
Planning Mill,
JEFFERSON STREET. CORNER Or CARROLL,
<Eear Galena Iarsnad Lumber Dr2tt. west sHe.}
Ani Until further eosee. -!1 do >. The foowlnx
D1tint I'D 1as asr1s .n;' sd:nx t FER r.. 8 So
sGAak ti0H: ssts!a<. *lD; NSras. ~ e=t, ~ el.e0
Wood Ioa!aaxs ssd Paekas Bo1e. o,ude to ortes asn
pc afG ta .1r .t.1nx lnnhsf God sntt fos sEs.a
HOPE FIRE INSURANCE
IL COMPANY
No. 33 Wall Street, New Fork.
Set sur3:us. My idih- Isl. ...... .... aa+i-a
P01tef<s sssrs4 On tbs ssss f4ssrsbis ssrAs
T. G. VAN BCRES, Agent.
South East eosae, .! South Water ard Clark s.'es'
ny:+y.1ap Er STAIRS
nR. J. II. ROBINSON
w1:::ns II:
The .Sctc York .uereMry.
, 1859-05-24

w ANTED-A Room about 20
W feet squ.se, for the purpose RI storing heavy
goods. One Nth the M the nutade e th& ku Gink
ie,7~i. R0i'SDS 4 LASGD0S. Is ltaado:ph 1s1est-
NH 3t-dc33
, 1859-05-24

"ANTEn-A Gentleman Of edu.
" caiIoa AID ane Hddrr4a. who writes \ knod h.nd
and 4 ennpe4+pt BookAer1~r. ca4be Of aueodiak -
business Enei55 deres tsu3'!oa Any pef,en Of eon
ply 10 $. II: KERFUuT + CO., Il Dearborn sssext.
-r4f q
, 1859-05-24

r. Grover i Bakers new and unequa1ied
Family Sewing Nschines, with Improved Hem
stegs. l66 Lake street, up stairs.
myls-2w, h. AlK1ASbER, Agent.
, 1859-05-24

ITO RENT-Two stores suitable
L fer Cotaptsslou Eu+.rrss :. nth st:e of K1nz.e
Dearborn STREET Tesn.A lo~. Apply JAMES
CLAP. No. II Ma,inc uAak. toy.EeW-dt.l
, 1859-05-24

ITO RENT-Six Fine Offices and
l. loG xnf rocns ia tic marble ou.tp4 IL ixer
|" r. N:ert- Aptiy II ths GFuceEy staFs. u SEWEl
MI "a tf-
, 1859-05-24

w A ANTED-One Of the best
W Book keepers in the rnlse. stue4 des.e~ 4 a'r,-
tion. Any pesson Willing ply u'ers -
md s1ta,ds his business will please adress b. Pest
Omce stanx business and silaty. Would pre:ee7 s'ua.
ton IN = bank. t1yA-1tx
, 1859-05-24

HouAe Trimmings.
Hay!ns arael orr-eses Of the Latest improvement Ia
aet!bsJ fir the f.t lta1 Of oEr wusk 81 ae n
L5ef our ktoek II tt!ucrd LE!crs.
fareuar attention vii te gwen to tie Eel Ha262% a@d
DAT NEWELL + MESEIs.
r,f1&*uo - scuIh F.7.kss1 - Chicago.
, 1859-05-24

TO HEE'T-No. 5 South Clark
street. store l:1so fe-t. viii Be rent-t lov =
sp'.nsl !e trl A. Iniulfs " TALAAS NuEEtEIs.
, 1859-05-24

EOR SALE-A -Four Horse Power
j. ssra,u Enxne eaa be bought lox u1.on .poic,tioa
to Box 1868 wttha ten tass. my@>lv-:t
Tor SALE-A Steam Engine,
l. cheap Inquire It No. II Aas.ae Bact.
, 1859-05-24
THE MASSACHUSETTS AMENDMENT.
Letter from Hon. Owen LoveJoy.

Letter from Hon. Owen LovejOy.
l.a,xe17os, May 18th, 1ssa,
Editor of 1lInois staats zelsn1x:
DEAR Sill hare received yours Of the 10th
inst, requesting ny views on the following
questions:
1t. Are ,ru f.vor Of tic naturalization ,.~s they
NJ. n, y. stand md particularly sa Ill ad tFer! extension
I'd. 10 vnu regard duty f til. Republican rar4y =.
me Fl! ~ e1a eh to op..s s.d Vt ao sas I'D
sa1:.er. ~N0f'
= the Lss.,Hf1 o. stez1,nt e1cads
the sdIted citizens f two yta from tie t1ot box up.
~t~e, unjust and uaealHd foE9
In reply would say, that nm in fasor ct
the naturalization lnws rs thcr arc, and should
oppose any change calculnted to prejudice the
rights Of the adopted citizen. This is, in sub
.1tnee, reply to your second question. 1t Is,
without question in my own mind, tho mission
and duty Of the Republican party to oppose all
and native citizen. In this respect there should
he one rule for tue stranger and the home.
born.
In answer to the third inquiry. do not see
wint ncrul right the Massachusetts Legislature
OF thr majority Of her people haze to suspend
or a: temporarily to a9roga.e, for i amounts 70
..lis, the right Of suffrage Of certain class Of
her citizens. The amendment therefore to
which you u!!ude is, in my opiuion, " unwise,
unjust aud uncal!ed for. y | deprecatc this
the more as it tends to distract and alicnatc
those from evaporation with the Republicans,
who ART really with us in regard to the great
ohjrcts We would achieve. Ny uotiuus Of Human
Rights are such as TO incline nett the largest
litera1ty in bestowiug The right Of suffrage
Whoever IL arrayed On the side Of Freedom in
lis conflict with Slavery, of whatever cline md
of whatever creed, the SAME politically, Is "my
tpuiher, and sister. and brother"
fous truly. OwES LoyEIuf.
, 1859-05-24

THEAP Sl'GAR.-35O Gallons
~ Sugar Msp's Sugar. the pa.. ass!:, cheaper thAa
Su&H s s'ess4> ''' Sxnr II n&,Aor .t,re+
, 1859-05-24

TO RENT-Lots on Franklin and
l. Market -treeta stove t'hssaso arsn1e to ea.t t."
ese tears- Appis IN ~tNt>EL JOHNSTON rprt,Na,'
tuner Il Like Aad s.a.x sstxet.. DyI1ew-tsta
, 1859-05-24
20 kc,lt.

TO I:ENT-Three Rooms to rert
1 ~ 10 Lake street. tu2-staa, Arp!r =: ). VI
SINGER t,u uy!G1u.I.AY
, 1859-05-24

VANTED-By 4 respectable wo-
rzaa situation to do sh unost work cs t,ks cs.e
I ehiGrea Is Protestant ami ezn h.xhv e-ruel
slrs.t.r,s. A2,,sv At AR<. BATES OFFICK 81 wa-h
kca s.se<t ~hers ether German al Protestant Hap fr
every N4ttn t4a b< ohtaIned. u73l$s2
, 1859-05-24

Pl17sprRGH, FoRr WA1xE CHICAGO Rail-
ROAD coxrAxr.-The following is + statement
of the earnings Of this roAd for the month Of
April, compared with the same month Of last
year:
1ad& l5J, Increase. nes7sase
Erssht al ,;J7H *<0343D .. tl,tl9,U
t.xsssr1fra ~ s1&84 ri 3A.S7 .-.... 413l.63
A;.ae,,,n.ou; Assle .;:;'.. IaH saos ....'. aa9i:
, 1859-05-24

WANTED partner with from
- s1o1c 10 eea1o espisal and anaer3tnts IL Prs-
d"ee Commission hnaneas Tho Advertiser hAs good ac
aoir~1. Att.eas - Commission" Cflea<o r @.
, 1859-05-24

ITO HEET-Scvcral good briel
N prtet4 i,um t.3u u eLAO. ABNuIr i kEiEMA>
i II st.est .:....u II.
, 1859-05-24

"ANTED-To sell ont on favor
iete doiEx gooi ousnaA- lnqtn the Hnre. n.
S.Lth Cfark ,attas nTu ,Xx
, 1859-05-24

4 BAGGAGE TH1xr.--Justice Milliken yester-
day morning held young Mackey, the baggage
thief, to bail in $5oe It will be remembered
that Aackcy was arrested I week since on u
charge Of stealing trunks, and is one Of the
gang, who, during the past winter. have been
stealing trunks by first stealing checks. His
age being only sixteen, will save him Jet awhile
from the Penitentinry, where he is sure to bring
up eventually, lacking even now nothing but
years to give him the needful qualification.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23
Once South-sidc Railroad Compn1y,t
PETERSBURG July list, lsoe.
a. ~ .2Es - :. ss S;ss,iaS.
IAlEEE,T HOTTIE TO TuE MEsr NH IL,

UkIEEtT KOCTE TO TllE WENT nnL ,I,c
~ VIRGINIA SrklNGS via South Side karoad from ~,
tr'sburg to Lynohbnrg via Va. Tenn karosd um Ivn,
Knox, via East re. and Georg,a karoad r m Ku"o
vile to Dalton via Western and Atlantic Railroad from ,al.
from Chattanooga to Stevenson via Memphis and Char,
Railroad from stevenson to ph,s.
Through Tickets points and the SurinVs
and agsage checked through at the office Kan.
Inc following Schedule will be souiisi,, Rail,
rond commencing on SUNDAY next the 4h OF July INST
an ''DA" Nail Ii AND i"i," PASSENGER s'i:S TRAIN
Go" eeiins with the Richmond and D"sile Trains n
Bur""'e Junction. and with this through Lynch.
Leave Petersburg daily Observation-Disclosures. 53o.,k n
Ar'e at ctJnne'ioJ at............ s:i6 =
Arsc Farmsille al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9:sj
Arrives lyncburg a,.................... @.W T. NJ
t,'hfr - n'hLa u"i'y 'l''''......'..''..... 80
Af|r at "r,n,'le All
FKLiGni TRAIN
Connecting with Riehn,oud Trains at The
Leave Petersburg daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS An
AaNc al B"Aeviue lJuncti'n) at............... ~
Arrive at f"msLIc lao T. NJ.
Leave Iynchbnrs daily a.....................5 An.
AIRY" at BurAev'le Jaucton) at..............,l.U NJ
AnNr Al Petersburg dt......................4 NJ
IN Ace.unoiatr,' Passenger Car tr tue Way or iors,
"" Toe atatL"i 10 the rain leaving l.. nchbnre With
tt'gi a, a." A. " IND ''-,"s.'' so' up"r West ~hl
tax u" a put oil passengers to be 10y
in 'harse al the an aud stopped
Wilson's, McLvnic, BACKS Whites. N"tt"way e. IL
burk'N k.eo tiish iirii-", farnvi", r srctI lamp
IN hNrGieen AIP"nattox, spout Spfug, C"hcoiG James
CITY POINT BRANCH
Sorth>,e kaITuad frci. passen er Trans leave
Ptter-ourG daily tSundl, sexc.pt,U at......1 A. NJ.
Arrive at tny roinl af....... .................7.45
Leave CT, ,'o.n Observation-Disclosures. ....-D
The aoyc rams Connect M me jam, XVI Steam RI.
lea;Ins tH r. int Tor Hor"k aud every Saturday morning
and u'sh evening with TIE hne steamers hoanokc and
The Afternoon Tram this Road will be only when
put passengers strictly obsev,db by tlos, in
IEe tram a n" case viii the train be stopped at any 9th
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23

On NE ALABAMA XIV llt
Cot R-Ftirnd ID lpi roiucr y.u. Mr. W u f'ar
Agent Of the Quaker ty sewing Machine You Ina.I buy
D-No, Col believe ia not wan. Sewing Macl.n"
bar have always had curiosity /" cra
lion will feel obliged 10 your friend froa lac viii show W
F-Ccria,nly Sir will aforl ianch presnre graf
iiy curiosity, and have doubt shall sill Ma
chine before part.
lAdj,utns to the Cabin =. begins operate Makes a
pair OF Negro pants In lusi 10 MINUTES
Col R-iherc d, you ne" see what can be done 10y the
Machines.
D-I,isnuy wonderful HAD no Flea that work could he
done so RAPIDLY aud with such cas-" II Mr. would on go
along with hi. Mach'nc wcrould get a.one hn'N
THAT unnecessary SIR A. chu learn yrnr Scnri trrss,
couple OF honrs, all rcqur, operate the Nacn'ue
D-how One "f my neighhota has Machine 'lat eos,
sa aud neither his Scam>tr'ss OF his ami
dc al, thing with it, although the! have had tsecrai
months.
viii hnd much simple You have only place
dnar! spoos Of Cotton the inIcs N TIL,
tbs manner and your Machine is "u.k ns
DWo that certainly is simple enough, and Of 'ursc,
fJusi Sir There il II" chance TOR them t" Rci out Of
ordcr We tact feel confidence them, thai
Them 10 run for aud will Keep them III order Tor
thai time, Tree ot charge. ~
Col Now, D. you what profit there is in having one
Of rcse Machines would take Seausross hail day
% hat bo done In twenty mnutcs by thu Machine
Your scansess can do ali work and earn the 'e OF
the Machine besides STA months have purchased
for plantation and one to" family fer hne work. quit
ing, embroidery &c.
buy two, but .ma one ard keep >ean
stress make the females Of each family d. tier own sea
Col RJust the strength Of this seam You see 1t viii
not find that your work done by each family you say
Nil to piece, before II is half worn out
Colonel your last snmcnt d. will taxi
certain and learn maid TO It. She certainly has
" QUAKER Cay Double 7ay,ad fsiy sepinS Maesms
Tor sale at l4 MAS ST. RichMoAD VA AT III. low prices
! C9 AGENTS WANTED sell these Machines. The
most liberal discount allowed For single Mschuc Agencies
app. As above w H. fREAR,
Jan @6d&c2m Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-23

How To PUNlsH A WoMAN-W urrrR,-My at
tention was attracted by the appearance of n man
who waited on the table during dinner; his dress
was more that n country gentleman than servant
and his countenance peculiarly sad and snlduei
/ found my eyes continually wandering toward
this individual, whose manner disquieted me. for
he moved about YEARLY, us if his task was wea-
ry one.
After dinner the superintendent asked me if
had observed the waiter.
Yes. What is he Who is he?"
The richest man in Eastern Paraguay, He
has a very large. well stocked estancia.
And yet is here as n servant?'
Eyes lie was guilty of the ungallant act of whip
ping woman, and the President has degraded
him to be servant at the Iron Works. lie will
at last liberate himself only by paying large sum
or its equivalent in cattle"
So much for the rights Of woman, and the sum
mary administration Of the law in Paraguay
Pages La Plata and Paraguay.