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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-05

THE USE OF DIR. Hostettnr's Stomach Bitters for
Dyspepsia. Flatulsnce, H.avinrss of the stomach
any other Ika affection. j second to mono i'm
America or abroad. To 10 able To state confidently
that the BIttsrs are certain for the Dyspepsia
and ike diseases, Is To- the pTOprPtoTs source of
uHalloycd pleasure. Ii removes all morbid matter
from the stomach, purlhes the blood, imparts re-
Hhwe vitality u the nervous system giving ID that
tone and energy IndIs pensae for the restoration of
health Tho numerous acknowledg ements of its
superior CGcell"nc" and b"ufcsnt results, have as
sured the propuetnrs that 1t cannot hut prove great
cure To- the afflicted ard lmPart vitality to the thor
Ough system.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve
rywheTe. mar I-coSt
, 1859-06-20
Wfp4c8otA Currency.

Minuesota is now receiving the full benefit Of
sleose banking law and an iaadsqustely sseur-
any
their establishment, What littls we had II driven
out, and comparatively worthless Substitute is
put in its stsad. Our business men hxvs been
compelled to throw out Ill kinds Of Minnesota
money because it is unavailable to them. They
can neither purchase exchanges with it, pay
freight or express charges, Ind thcrefozeit Is Of
little more use to them than "a many rags.
Those banks which arc known to be good at
present are looked upon with d,strust on &C.
count Of our banking law, which allows the
withdrawal OF good stocks md the substitution
Of others. If the specializing bankers and
stock johhcrs were the only loserS, Nc should
say amen to 1t, but the Inconvenience and loss
is principally upon the people. who can lily al
ford it Ut the present time. Let the rags sllde
the next Legislature will hare chance 10 mend
the matter, aud the prospect is that it will be
largely Republican. we have reason to hope that
things will be made straight.-1fa 1faJasAdu to.
Uer4L
, 1859-06-20

fH,LApasrHtA. June Is. 1As!
No exception has either tetu taken, ur is like.
" 10 be, IL The character action ~ tile Con.
ytntion assembled last week Mt Harrisburg, to
from Il St;c ticket tur tile itut' party to vote
For this Fall. Tie as>etnLla:c WAS not unly
general finm ;lis the countless but the delegates
were lcs.lls thu best classes from c:rh. The pro.
crcliBys were cmiuently harmonious, and con-
tidence w:s. u!l l,als'ls expressed ef Ill over
whelnn:: victol ut the pnlt-. Indeed, the IN
ths>iA>m felt OH This subject WIS unanimous aud
decided. Ar 10 the platform adopted. oddly
rtMgi', it gives perfect satisfaction 10 a!l par
tic>. lis Republican orthodoxy cannat be gain
said, whlc The American element is abun,iant1v
@rat.tird. Itlvu the nominees OF the r"nsrn
non .sIcn singularly nell chosen tor the
emergency. William II. k.im. fur Surveyor
General, Is the su,ne good "Ed Clay WE.ig, who,
all his l,f,, has maintained the leadership, in or
position IL the democracy Of I'crks. HIS per
>,taf character is very high. and his popularity
equally l;t,hs cuunty, tt modern Egypt,
usually gives ,' 10 i,.sW 1prity against us.
But wlrn Geu. ken ran for Congress with
Clancy ,nnes against him. he cut down Jones
1naj j"lty to ;'1u. When Jones received his Le
con,psrn hire by II mission TO Europe. General
krlni was CHECKED for lis unexpircd lcrm. His
emphatic Endorsement in lstrks entitled him 10
Il prominent Plucc IN the ticket The salary at
tac!.eu to tie office is 81 ,.tl. Thu,a> l.. tocI-
rau, nominated for Auditor t;encrll IS i lawyer
in the prime of life, and resitlcs iu York. He
WAS tiru Wig iu hsguuc days. but is now
fighting tlIc good battle Of Kepubticanisn as
juut proprietor Of the Lancaster i"iou. The
SALARY is $2,eu0. Both tlie>c gentlemen intlst
be elected hy large 1nnjoritics, though larger
vue wnuld be polied i! Governor were 10 be
voted for
, 1859-06-20
A Horrible Affair at Byron. Ill.

1t appears that brute wearing the human
form. named Samnrl Fay. l"st hs wife sonic
months ugo, aud since which 'inc lie has lain
with Its daughter. i little girl some fourteen
years old. nightly telling htr that it WAS all
right and proper, and that she must acqulesct
in his iea>tIv desires TIE little girl after liz
iuE sucl, 4 life for nearly six monihs became
alarmed and sought ncigl.bor's house by the
1iamc Of Osborn, where with tears she revealed
to Mrs. Osborn the life she was leading Mrs.
O. gaze tile girl some advice, trllin- her she
was doin. very wrou. and mu$t not do any
more. The Erl went home md WAS followed tv
William osborn the fcrryinan III Byron. WIN
had heard the conversation between the Child
and his wife. Thc facts rs stated BY the
outraged girl, Julia Fay, IT III, informal exami
nation before !. p. Martin, Esq, Justice of the
Peace. She ktutca that William Osborn came
to her fathers heuse in Ills absence, and made
dishonorablc proposals tu her; THAT he offered
her u,ouev which she refused: that he then lock
ed tic dotr took her up in his arms and carried
her into the bedroom. faisi her Oh the bed and
accomplished bis purposes; that all Of tins was
done without her consent and by force; aud
that subsequently the same thing was repeated
on more than one occasion. D.. :: .:.:.~
She also states that her father violated her
person ut different times aud gave her money.
The girl is no" eompns, and can with difi-
custy Be understood on account Of deafness. i
few young men Of Byron after hearing Of the
aiIair. repaired to the house Of Fay in the night,
bfind{otded him, and led him 10 the banks Of
Rock River, when they app}iad . good SrE coat
Of tar and feathers to bis hide. Osborn has
been promised similar service to beperformed
upop him.
, 1859-06-20
;7Qrtss 80 Grif1,&t1e


no lately called thu #,,el...nu Of tue Bank
Commissioners 4. suis State 10 the institutions
under their Supervision, beseccling them to
takc sotae steps by whicl. the hanls will lie
hale more p..n'pt III their relemptior,s Tie
recent advance in tue rates Vi bills VI exchange
Oh New York. 1o two-aud-a@s,lf per ccut pre-
mlm, compcls us to rccnr to :.lc subject again,
and th:s time to demand in behalf Of stricken
commer,e and / suffering people some prompt
movement, By Which such rates viii bc ilnpos.
eSble. 1t is as plain as a pikc.s1au that
Ley arr now maintained only because Z!
tic !ucouyertiblc character Of the currcucv
w.ih which e&caau.e is bought; and
ii is just rs plain tl.a. cyery hank i'll the State
MAY pay specie ii it will, und That refusal TO do
So is hot ouly Illegal but fraudulent aud insult
in. l: this matter, tktr.. l:s. Lcru Icuien.v
enough. The turning p int il: til. crisis is
past: and f;rt!,e. indulgence i: 4 robbery If
tie rblic !or liz, betc.i. If men who are
abusing the coutideuce that tic public lsas re-
r 'srd III their .air,Itss aud Integrity.
\ communications y another column !!!uis
nj the remedy 1or the evils Will, wl,i:il the cur
re:lcy is Justly charged. Wc .r. happy to c1,-
d:zc its recommendations :.:r. ar,. ,>arncst in
lra:as the p2lr~rs # the II" liza. its s1l-sc
i:e:.$ 3!r.1 b. carried ct,t.
, 1859-06-20
The St. Louis Alton and Chicago
Railroad,

The following nlun OF settlement of t1,e con
a;ct;,,, ,.,,,,,, and ;,,,r,.,e j., .,, =. 1,,,;.
a'.'s e'.''n' 1''u ','e,e1 :, :" '"e d. 4'o"''
Alton anu cAlcaSo Railroad has been recon-.
mcndcl by Chas. L. Frost, onc of the Committee
of nine m thr ,,nrt of manufactures os th.. fret
mortgage 1oF arranging a't coh1'ofe's1cs oe-
tween the three classes Of bnndhol1crs under
mortgages made bv the Chicago, Alton and St.
I: ~, ,,,~....
'"o''' n"''i o1' >'4l4"s
let DEGREES Ut t1,rccl"sure be ut once perfected,
W agreement Win thc dlilertnt parties ~ the
suits. in tue sangA'llon aud Mrconp'n Circuit
Courts Illinois, 1or the foreclosure o' tnc second
and .lrd mortgages aud f'r the sale ~ the rail-
road taercunder. The s;l!: I" be male On the
same day. alld by the same Master III Chancery.
Under both dccFees, anu to bc purchased or IBID
III by cunlthIttcc nt three; onr to he appointed
by each VI the tt1rce ciasscs "f bondholder>,
tirst, second and third mortgages. in trust for
those nho cunie into tue following arrangement
or plan, which Is to bt agreed Ii by tue three
classes IT bondhoIcrs, OF by y INA ajority i'll in-
ler.,t iu eacll class.
First: The iir>t mort gage bondhndrrs to eA-
tend the time Of the payment of the 81 ,vUn. ~"
falling due October !. lsd., to Octobcr |, l,72.
Al>o tu conver: into tile capital stock ut new
company to be formed, consisting Of tie sub
scibvrs to the plan, all cuupons On tl.rir nlort
gage of s3.t0h, ,NH NJ tn AMI including October,
l>til, amounting 10 S7n".!ru.
!5rVnd: Tie ,econl mortgage bontlhpldcrs to
eoh'et! mo tls catal stoek q s:ald company
" e.."s " ~ ' -: 49, =,
Isl, El,!1l,tt't UuL ta coL4Hlou tl!at lAest
bOntlln[4letS lt'anCt anu lend To the new cOn
r,np :, :. ~, , nm III. nr;nri,ul IF said bonds
l'@"-. r ee'+s- -" -. - .,f
that Is IL say, t1n WHICH IS u Dc repaid 1le1i
by to rc,y cnrt,r,:tt,y will Interest ai,t Of tur
f;r, IN, o,rn;ny nf tc ,u,j .,firr sc1ifn., ,yt1,
Gov. NattcsOu rs ,,cr agreement.
7x;}.i TL. third ,,iolt-acc bpu.llluldcr, to
c,,,,r, ;,,n c,,,;t, II >+urt r. s,i cnn,,yn,. rho
cnI;rt .n,n,,ut ,,r them. 1uinci,al and interest.
81 .tn.,nn,: hut On condition ll,at these bon,l
Holders advance and lend 1o ,llc new company
= y rrnt I'm ttr prinei,aI su,u uf s;,iJ bD11,|s
, 1859-06-20

We arc decidedly ID ':'i,.iun tflst tilre is m
o,s.s:oa 70: ina...:l1ur1,: i ;4..ic ont Of the
r: 'c;s ii damage done hy The recent frosts
Wt::ave eac.'ls.!:s surveyed ..r w...'le lied, ,
l.;v,> examined rep rts tl..:n c>,ry scyion u
r." .,aairv a:.d llate come t., ss conclusion:
l. eo:l. has H.. ;n.n damaged e,ni i. +, tai.
}; ::.:' ;:.c ,l'."'i:l: Tao pr '.' will certain
i; tic" al t!Ie i::.'::::."n t;2 tE,,l' viii su>
f.l.:4 :rp:n l.;:s trl>c. T:::. sane ren.ar.
AL .st;.n~le wi. a'liy :" .r.;s and barley.
t;..:~- ,:as sul!=rr.' ~ l!;'~..:aj:c dun.asc.
..,s Is rsry i;4r. - est.llrv :n"i i'll ni,lcl! lit
Ar!s.: l,a- u: il 1is :re-; ".:. !:*i.t. The e.
>:!: {: toaat7y il. w;::'''. IN. chef injury WAS
al. tel u,.'u t''r growing w.,rat a.d fruit,
'Ht:: b h"u!ni"l as !l'w=: nu:1il by Lake
I l.: ca>, L.: III. .sHs.;1r.y ;.',i;ta;u*-cll-
81. !: 4 H." c.n4:.;;;s- Of western New Yo,.s,
4: I'D: s.4i::1 ii,u Marc.:c ''ri,. III Il l,H
:; i'.-''a; :sHd Wt.t Il: H.: Indiana ILL.,
;er":.or.: cnr.s.'> 14r.~a: ,urt!!S q. u.l;n.
'':...c.xtA ii Pennsylvania a,A i s.L:s!
:.'''''' u Nc"' York, t'ana;la, mA
,.~-'a. ~ w1Ii,.il 1u1: hc :rllrt;
: s::s Lana = II viu::s, ;a garden s,us' in :
!: -::.'a ii Michigan. Nitn this dcscr:lu>
-: =: ii! css:1trv, NO think tia. nut ,s,.,re t
., = RI o: tho wi"..' cr,,p las icyn last;
SJn:e i:::'ns ana Townships will uudvu1terl:
ts> 1t ':car:' total losses III their wlaea,, b,,
u: ''r> have escaped almost wholly. The less
VIZ lie fro,a tir. best lights bt,nrc Us, vii
Il. . i d't';t on the anticipated yield Of ahou'
:: Yer cent. But it :n,'>. hc j, ,rne in m1G
l. lr:'si': wc:c rA,cc;ils:s III :,;'si,,daht har
W.. Tic wheat .'l":t il n:s;.. :.,,i Western
PENNSYLVANIA proin :ci 10 III. Unusually = n,
:'a1 i.:- subtraction of even n:ic-l,alS w,u!G
81; !:a:r nea'y fox bread alrl sred aad so.uy-
t':;nS 10 st'aye tor nIrkvt.
Il; III tint :.rcat rcgi,a.c1t"ndin. 1900 m;lr.
E.: a.. .!'c Ohio St.tt linz wrst to Fnrt Riley.
':n '":n'.:s. lnd;ana. I';1";s Wisconsin. Mil
:lv-";.:. Missouri. and ka,.saS. h.. WHEAT crH,
J." "''sa;-"> Ill a''Il't harvest, Tuthesc Sl;4tes
,:>: il: at! II Ill the Southern .,r, growing
,.-;:;s':s K :uek:. 1cis'a.esec. y:r.,
:4"l Na-yia11d Inv. t;'m crops The
Sr'::;s!::: w:ic:t in New York. fa,,:lla, New
l,1.:.s:al, anil Pennsylvania is more tl:an W.
e: 4:;i.v ;:',i. Tul~ il appe.rs l'..: tAc INJURY
:s :.*.,su-auly contiuct 10 patel! ii. tic Hid
RI: : the great AMERICAN w;cAt licl; AM!
: IS cry u :! failure III the -, + Of life y fut
>.':', !tS NJ :4c., to sustain It. thus: WHO lar
'';," o!'::on thai famine ':v'l scarcity
!: - i: over;tAc lis: III y s:f.l: discard te;
;..:, 81 r.s.,Llu More cheerful vuc:tl,lar,
IT,: S?srn cscr u: tic eire c,.:y will r,rol'.
"':, :: il 1T! sl.or; nl.'rt than s,,t': IL ten per
q. u - L fllI Il;krr4St
, 1859-06-20

~ The effect Of the European! Mar upon
hseadt4uffs has. been The reverse Of what VISA
-n,a.st generally expected. Tie London eozres-
pqadeut Of the New .Ymk .05n.ns@;,:s. 4Sc<r:
5tsr, aftsr noting that ;vhsst had declined nina
cents 4 bu.he4. sey1 that .":shs -~aats of thu
French and sardinisu and austrian armies must
be much smaller !han m!lltary experience would
lead person. to suppose, md the damage. to ag-
'rscu.,ural operations from European war must
ais. iI ne IN .;u:asiy siishs.'
, 1859-06-20

Tie Davcnpor, Uemo'Tat Of "Wednesday says:
Pixies re:'kers keep dropping in all tic while;
Yesterday morning J"lt Tilorinyton arrived
LoInc, in so1d health, though rasl,cr down upon
the idea Of gold mining. Johns report ri what
he saw OH tie reads is interesting tl.ouyI, un-
pleasant. 1ie informs Us of !: terrible murder
which took place at Loup Fork Ferry. Tw"
Eir.in;ans fund tault with the charges of tic
irrryusan :ln! quarrel cnsucJ, i'll whicl, one "s
nsau .,:..urd Michel, from Florence, y. r, and
who owned The ferry, shot both the Eir=;inans
M The spot"
, 1859-06-20

Total value Vi ale manufactured last year was
"vtr 81 ,'+rt; als, Large amount vi alcohol.
rim. gin. &c. Over S::::..Np hoys We're fattcd in
these establishments, and ;':,,d} packed here.
Iiv iis'illc1rs le''1anla larEc amuunt Of coup.
-l> work. Tie humber vi pieces n,anufac-
;'1tTi last year wAs nvcr 1V.t,uW; value, over
sl".Hn'.
There were i4,Y';D bushels nf corn used last
war in t!tt manufacture d: >tarc the 1llas,utac-
lure produced i'eiug worth 5~n.Ho. .Abuut !.
.n'lliun and afu>hcls uf cara! were consumed
sh.' cit. last year and half million exported.
The niauulacturc Of brick il also MI item
worthy Of n','.. Fine beds ii clay are fund III
'i!c hIntl> adjacent I" the ely aud ,uud article
produced; nearly 1l,,"',,.v bricks were made
1nr'n:. the past year, worth $57 ,'""' The vuluc
Il ilrd vi' manufactured Is >rt down III $500.
Lightning r"!> 3;,0'o. Wagons. earriages
i'lsr fuNn;rics and faAnuf.c' urn. sl,nI's boat
u1ln, and numerous other establishments il,
~hcs. abnr is t,sr'r., ed and munry ,egularl.
paid out, together will. thnse alreadv cnunicra-
:e from I,sLl,' aud 1c.ular basis fur trade
mi give i" Peoria substantial mud constant
,rr~th.
lst,slnrSs. though generally depressed, is rca-
~s'nAbiy brisk here. Thr mercantile houses
ire mostly >"urd-w"!k king on the principle
nf >,na'l si"cks, small credits aud quick
| 'stn.n>. HuiiaioE is. rapidly progressing
and everywhere The observer is struck will
-rnttd. THIS is but another evidence Of The
stability aud stren III Of the West. Eastern
,Acu comm. in1u slscl, Il town are forced 10 the
scknew lrs}yrn,ent that tl,e interests which are
here blended aud consolidated uie as sure aud
:rInbl. as in any Town ut equal size in the Eas,
These examples assure them that the West nol
"nly a1al:.ls Ii. bu. that it cannot fail until the
oi seed time and harvest utterly cease
,,thcir animal rounds If promise aud plenty.
}s'stlng with tl4is briet E9ancc Of Feuria Us r
business piucc by which no Que will fail to SCI
it Is city full oi Inducements to tile cntcrpris
,ng 1ta Of 1ra!r, will. when little at leisure
| notc It's attraction. as n home for the family
| Tie inan retiring from, business.
/ Turpcrrx
, 1859-06-20
1T ORE TO BE ADMIRED
-Ai1 THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEm
Worn BY Kings or Emperors.

WHAT why Beautiful Head OF HAIR
o 1 kss !ss sI":as ssa"s IT, I'D -: .sy r Z .
hrEht!y On II "w: e1ts< Tho eye r. ev-r VI ''arkpx.
H. q +. m !: Id & sa + r.
n III ~; ei,1m ns*a .s a IT, IL :s.s t
aea .wo cr sAsts 1m"% ascrk will ,'oc ard ptfas nt;
!aal: 4s,+rs! !' "1*' Of The c'* ' 'as ee'f'*a fs
D.. Woen:-p,nr sS:-l'ann;t a.s 70 cypress to yoa
The obligations am u:er fer The entire reras;on of ~
ss Ca :: ,es say K1 @ sPSs
1oodazfui a7enton 9n7c tc4tous vel l. :ssc-4s:e.
an d*1F tsr' r0us, = 'T,Ifr; T,f;. .pFno
PA >, = VT xsssa:'zsse; sz:s;+,x. ea,..,
I;ssf: s ss y ~ i i; 4: nd: Il:
Aistct :, Ae inc tl.at soaI .so the h,tr =
= X, q Ss Ill !. s sS ~
E ad h, 4s III, n as eau A.
f. s III s5a
r., Il. :oa!sst: nss1; :sg z r. e*s..A .s
your Hair Eessua.tve N being the etaeacs aEt.e!e
SsS: ssat
4ak I'll ~, I'd ~ 81 IL; aa,51 a1 css
ne y ii as1dtnz aud unpleasant aen3s:, s:rsn"s
atnooz rersns who pess;lra fsciT. J. G. hiLBY.
% il % si I'd
Id t1ed l14ay Re.st. ~ e1set. eomnneed u.lox
yeaf kettos.as~i 1aan e It ~, a2rat assns ~;
ea1nad tack 70 - !o9usz o0s>. texl ii a 3ua!& =
epiiy psse:edy = Mozc1 ccor. hea!tg ed
s1i ehs<:1a9N reto:rHsqd ...sc.< - -
: Fsresso. L. Nay !. 1k3s.' ). D. HOKy.
11e KkssoN.yA = PQs up = Sott!es =! sfet R1e4 III
luFA xe:.an, I'D rd&r; III sn1I aoit* - rlc1 sd
retas Tor ~ dollar 1.r saEt:s " osein htsc. as
for Two 1an% pr bdttls Ii tsx hnan a,at. ry-ya
cent Eorx =. fspporttop- md rtaiA of - dclsiss
o. J. WUon X ~. F.s1t:s.tEA a. Esua,!w.,v. N.W
YcTf Cn tue r=ss View fert WIZ E.l!i1s Estahi1ko:a
AMI lis Xa1Aa T.. - Luu& Nv.
AMI .s:a By al xoo. p1u4l4ts azl saae1 t-:s.. :elr
7p[3Au
, 1859-06-20
Tu1 Car1ro1 DoxE-Some one hundred and

The CAr1roL DoxE.--Sou1e one hundred and
lftys tons Of iron-work for the interior Of the
dome has jus. been received from new York,
This iron is now in process Of being put IN place
to do which a considerable number Of workmen
are engaged. giving busy appearance to part
Of the Capitol which has had 70 rest consider
able time for ths reeetsa.:y va 1s5fa
that by December next tha whole 'ot~ the hrtt
section, or that part of TIE 'doms now in hand,
will bs coupletsd, SO as to allow shs next or
a. p4laster"- section to Be commenced. There
. has been no delay Oh the wotk from. the begin:
ming. and tile apparent .storpage on the dome
WAS apparent outt. tue foundsrsa at Nen j ork,
to the number Of ubout two hundred. having
been continually employed thereon. r. Hdsh1n9-
kpl .Statts Jutt IL.
, 1859-06-20

The Santa F. mail of Saturday brought no
nsws Of consequence. Letters represent ous'-
ness to b. fine, bu, very few goods in the coun.
try. The old stocks had been sold ont aud the
new ones had not come on. Tie merchant train
Of Webb i hiugburv had just Eot IN. being tue
first arrival of goods this Spring from, the
Ssates- Tic papers ARE full Of proceedings
a TcrFjtorial Convention, to he held al Abu.
quervuc, in the present month. The 7eunocrat-
,e party is fully organized. and seems 70 he
melted by III dob enthusiasm. Their resolutions
are eminently national" and thsy back Up the
Administration Of Mr.. Buchanan with a hearty
Sishy-va.hv non.committais OF the quasi De-
mocfacv Of Kansas. The people Of Santa Fe
we're making arrangements to gre grand re.
ception to Hoa Johns. Phelps, On his arEiyal
arnopy Wtstpor: Tor. s.. 'Loaa R<pu'i-
, 1859-06-20

W0f7a4p0EGtatt oF ue I tavcnW0ItA Ii'lc*.!
D1ayEa lit, Juae3 1s59.
On Monday next the Convention Of Delegates,
for the purpose Of tram;ng constitution for
the future State uf Jefferson. is to meet.
l look upon that body rs farcicul rnt-
,ty. and there il no doubt that its proceed
i:Igs will parsake Of i liz. character People
cut here are bent upon gathering gold rasllcr
than bot!l.ring themselves with Stale Ut Terri
lorial afiairs
, 1859-06-20

Complete Republican Triumph I

The Leasenwor&h. TImes has returns from all
but two counties In Kansas, By which it appears
that the Republicans have mujority Of nths in
the Constitutional Convention, with thres msm-
bcrs yet doubtful. Tho following arc tbs
figures:
, 1859-06-20

ToryG MkS's CHRISTIAN Asse11Ar1oN.-3he
aundal meeting Of ite Association will be held
this crenins at the Cd presbsterian Church. Mt
u o'clock. Tue annual report Of tie President
and an address from the Rev. Noah H. Schick
will be delivered.
, 1859-06-20
F.. T. EtklT, K1nfH II G3nf
!. u. tAl.H.s 4eVOA ~ N.AO

Jill 70 EL-tEh ST. EHlGAGO.
TT ". HIGGINS, MUSIC PUB
L. LlSfIER, 45 Lake street. has kti!l hand tEn
Az! stock VI Ma,cal merchandise ktrs ty any otksr
hea,s~ IN ss N.nws.l AZ s.e Asez trtao ce?ctnated
l,..s. a."t t.. L!s,te. Newton Eel.hHrs.s riANus.
VIII Iate.t Aseh W:ess Plank whc, :su%.Sl hv
,t. .. = Thu w%t. aud IA iInf1lrt1nt
neeaa:.I E.;:rrin.it. l~t-ul 1t u-.rx rrl, nnst
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xrr~.aie >4.l:-. s-*- w--i II IT,. ,n w.s wlca
re:s> 1-a-s y t. xc..a IT, I4a ii IL, in ts'eat
w.tsErn tir G::ct possible Strength i -tr,.ss-Sy
lug :e "f the wt~-., L-t:c. Newt N r4!
suy <resy tAey spring this patent Nr-t
Il! Se;nr j1,h hy The A.. II ttlnl alA1 pWAril zehn-
r.. p:tt:l VIII 10 !up-e,sion ihe
al.h uaic ii. ,t> tie w i2&tta NJ being weakened
~ IT.. c,ir!:F !He :at1n:rt Il soFt d'.tlners. hare
ta,r ra:tr4i ii s,;Ict x1sy Auxn:n.Ai by tt
W:'A. Esryy Insrhs-rf il w7r-Atted.
II. '::t.> # thu..!t M'.>!t f.~ks f.x A0.
IT. -LeAs.s-t -4c>S lies 6.'vk = fh& A1NNEHA-
Ut F.t.., v - ttat sent hy NAL p.ttpAi1 per
=. -. All ,7uA te adtl.ss<t to H. ". HfG
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, 1859-06-20

- 1,is nov. expected that tha lion viii be-
laid o. tie Mississippi and Wabash road from
wartar 70 Cartilage, Hancock county, b. the
4th Of July ae1t. It g already completed 10
within three miles Of the latter place.
, 1859-06-20

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, 1859-06-20

~ A Mr.. Sullivan, of Dixon, uiud u hydro
phoL;a On Sunday last. lie was bitten in tue
hand about the tirst of Nay last.
, 1859-06-20

Pc n ION l. co..,
spl5'y-e24s M. ~ Lax street
, 1859-06-20

THE DRY GOODS BLOCK.
, 1859-06-20

T. RES CO PA i N.TIN G
, 1859-06-20

70
No. IS Lake str<ss, Chicago,
" wao..sa.s aod I.l Agent to1 tn ss1s e. the ssovs
Speda, apis c.3 3n