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On u IL ESS A VEN I E,
City Eu-tir, Tx s.
WM. ID. SCOTT, Proprietor.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

ATTORNEY AND trtN>Eitul.-AV LAW,
tiqjaar3hr Coolc Eaaniy ft.s"S,
WI'L rHrc- III hn counties Composing HE SSt,gn, Judi
r.l district, i"JiiN'I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
REeNiras Notice.

Iaving associated ourselves in the prnctice OF Medicine.
~ respectfully offer professional services TO the public
generally and will give strict attention to all entrusted to
nu care S. p. PRYOR, NJ D.,
u5:tf CUAs. X. PRYOR, NJ. d.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
Il. q. NHch&cssZie,
E. Sc. esuy,
ses.. "A. "a. Johnson.

Having permanently located Dallas. his PROFESSIONALS ser
vice, public emay be found ut his Office the west
0t the Public Square doornorth oism, MuiLj Co.'S
store, except when professionally absent
paiins. IrNn,, 90. lS5S-30:f
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

FTGgsE AND sBGN FAINTER. DALLAS, TEX
IS would respectfully inform Tie citizens of Dallas and the
surrounding country that Ire fully prepared all work in
his line IN the very hest Cheap for Cash lie socs
The patronage Of the public and promises that his work shall De
neatly and promptly done. 7y1-afre
sHorAt The West end Of Main street,, doors from the
Frulrlfeld House. lnls G, 1S5o-1:1y.l
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
Es. g. Osborn.
4. y. fyHiI.
.saEncN s EGaE,

HTluENN .Ap cot NS!.l.ii'k-AT-Lf',
u'Hitoior Z. P.rL, comfy, l'IIs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30

Water YoUa DooR-yARD FowLs.-Fhl a
bottle with wateraDd place it bottom up through
. hole in q board. so that iis nose shall be in
strie5 into 4 saucer. or any shallow, upen YES.
eel. AZ tie ducks exhaust the water from The
Ssllov rsssl, the ofiie vii psy Dat rev sse-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30
,gtgs. \. sIElctt,

4 J'LORNEY q. COUNSELLO Or TIA w,
''ph>tfgR, WISE CO., TEXAS.
fahr-nn-t,
, 1859-06-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Utah InbFoEllo.

WASHINGTON, June attorney General
Black has replied to the joint letter of
the Utah Judges on the subject Of the
military called for By the Judges to pro-
tcct the Court during the recent term held
in Provo City. Ar. Black says it is the
decided opinion Of the PresidenYthat the Cor
ernor Of the Territory alone bas the power to
call out the army; that there WAS no apparent
occasion for the presence of the troops at Provo;
that in case there had been an attempted rescue
Of the prisoners in custody, it as the duty Of
the3 Marshal, not the Judge, to summons the
necessary preventive force; Mat the troops
ought not to have been sent ii Provo without
the concurrence Of the Govern9F nor kept there
against his remonstrance, and}fnally, that the
disregarling Of these princiPH ahd rules Of
action has been in many ways extremely unfo1-
tunate. He SAYS it is clearly piohntle that the
Mor1nons have been guilty Of dimes for which
they deserve the seyerest punia ahment, and that
it is not intended By the Gover3nent to let any
one escape against whom the pftper proofs can
be produced. With that Tiew, ,ahe District At
torney has been instructed tofusc MI possible
diligence in bringing crimin4as Of every class
and degrees to justice. The: usual and estab-
lisled modes of dealing NTH. public offenders,
must be exhausted before any others are adopt
I'd
, 1859-06-02

New YoRK, June 1.-The Steamers Florida,
Alabama aud Augusta Of theSavanah Line we're
sold to-day ut private sale to Z. R. Cuyler, Esq.
President Of the Georgia Il. 3. Co.
The failure Of large sugar importing house
in Portland. is announced.
The Hamburger steam ship left thisl P. II, for
Southampton, Hayre, and Hamburger with l49
passengers and 8s0,o in specie.
The British screw steam ship Edinburgh left
this p. N. for Glasgow with 5s cabin and ~
steerage passengers.
The down train Of the y !. { Erie r. +. when
crossing Wall Creek Yesterday afternoon run
into q drove Of sheep, killing 500. The engine
was thrown from the track in tue creek. The
Engineer had an arm broken. No passengers
on the train. Loss in Sheep $5,u0V
, 1859-06-02
Mem advertisements.
- BN1SGEEaRsS's, EasS g. OLD LONDON
III Medicsl Uses and E8eetz upon the
8ru4y SYSTEM In HEALTH I'M n1Srtsr


Tue x17Kc1 OF TIE Lnspox DOCK GIN rroy .Hr x..vo,
rb,.-.rr1,rn, T1. III tcxnt txn - = nxv.s4s1
nervous s5stst-@hat delicate network of Gynr dr.
thEoush s'hish all oa. external sensations are q
it, Than ,nT nfTS5 .ssa qas5 a Sss % The I'd
the ead Se se1 f 'sy o.
squ. degree of eis1aden nd 9ea3sess. 'o~ed "
What : commonly called nervcuaaes4- as exhibited in
eae = ahoat Il %ae set .hs1 VT,
ssat II Tue lea1 unexpected holse etc Is oxnf i. T.
f. I'M =.
aealthy persons n whom this nervousness was excrri
soFd The Inference l. thu he conspueI exe;xnsn: sd
on n 81 the nsvous sysem dnay results IN coni.
'TTHne.ns Haaa thas T. The eAef symptom IN such as
keep u nd ea. Il, sau ;das Is T. n*s of tpton
ahe p use stimuli during The existence of strong pons Or
out non sasn hTy ss p'E a. ~
iii hi e "a &c ST. xa h fft n le
ssstSasS; sss;SG s&s ts2sss iii III &: Il
The she sDss srsh
shey s1e so i tas souIee m at ae III =; to whch
~ :. ef .sqa suffering ND aothns could t. rnoFs ~
sa u .s@e asasls :,
f1mIaes b a1ees a \. ssEtn&henlae aud
nledieae Vile ii. aas espsey n.g, H.s
gfet ;dvanase orct the iss palsta1e sca,ess
sa beverage. Kind Of drink Tint contains sury1c Il
saps,7 a BE- mors pe:ahl more wholesome nars e.
IL dsat n3p tequltgs stimulating beverages but prve by
1suN Of ps2kteaon ah. The hxher r, il v
nxatenment and refinement the rased The MON dr
Ks, and ana 1f noEe powerful our drinks hoc On tae
.o;in re asfT farast7 e ths o aeiheuh md hs,
ihs ~ ~ as e. ct a:snt y but IL sher
anu ot71ancy - Imperative necessities clever ma,
onee tad Luxues the Necessities Of the S,ui- .i
"a9nle*ome az stimuli aIe among our finest luxures
4he LONDON Ihock Tin Possesses al the uuaes that ron
oe asa1ed Tor this highest and c2it Use Of Lii VIM. nr
nauoFs ~ are The distilled Juices Il earyfv
ias aom,fs afta!e cf The juniper berry Age hss msi
sn"oth oily Ioy smoss do1 oior to ihs
fos the eye to desire. '>'' "'A''r
1n eoneus!on, The writer remark that c<s,s A. "
NNlAGER CO.. merit the gratitude of the en,< u1rl!
81 profession as well Of the wo.t at rxe !vr hlyl
Introduced stlmulant Of such un.xceponale purity s
uc4u!voea! power. buth preventive aud curative tt
and / harmless celebrating beverage e>"''
J. DUKDETT THORHEMDu
Late of r. Marks Hospital.
HOYr PIERCE,
tc4 1t d4al -
, 1859-06-02

- We learn that the Young Mems Mission
Association of The First Presbyterian Church,
Rev. II. Humphreys, l.ave under consideration
Festival ut an early day, for the furthcrance of
tile purposes Of tlleir organization.
, 1859-06-02
A Clearance for Europe

The schooner II. s. Scott, Of this port, c1ear.
ed las, night for Cowes and market, wit n rar.
60 Of assorted timber, consisting OF black wi.
nut, oak, ash, maple, &C.. the product Of Wis
cousin and Michigan forests She has on board
a. aeGnt Ssrd ss and Of the sticks will
cargo are owned by Capt. John Thorsen md 1r
Mr: D. Fishback, Of this city. The Scott vii
be sailed By y. H. Blend, Of this port, au exne-
rlenced md able seaman. Her probable destin.
alton is Hamburg, and three or four of our Ger
man brewers hare shipped By her some KEYS Of
Lager, to show the good people across The water
"1at what A~sakss ,ls. s1n do in that Linz May v
good luck attend this first venture from Mivau.
kee to the old world: d:-IaudxE<e Gtuf;uxI 30tI.
, 1859-06-02
Red Sea Cable Completed-Thc Surx
Canal Commenced.

(Frolo The London Tlmes Nay l7th.j
By the overland telegram to-day it appears
TINT the Red Sea cable has been laid from Alden
to Cossier, which il within about 300 miles Of
suez- The completion Of that branch Of the
Undertaking may, therefore be expected almost
Immediately.
The following relates to the Suez Canal:
See CAxA1 o.y1cr, M.st Lane, Mar Is.
sr:-1 beg to inform you that the digging
Of me lsthnus Of Suez Cansl commenced Oh tho
25th Of last month, and the first sod was turned
nE n. Ferdinand Dc Lesseps, in the presence Of
tae contractor q the works, large stuff Of en-.
gnee1. and native workmen, assembled At the
Polnt deteImsned M e On for the outlet Of the canal
ties, md the hsrbor Of Port Said,
~ have ths honor to be, sir, your very hum
bic servant, DAx1rs i Liza.
Foundation ms1nber and English repre.en.
tatiTe Of the Company"
, 1859-06-02

CoSconp, June 1.-The New Hampshire Leg.
islature organized to-day By the choice Of Re,
publican officers throughout. Jas. 4. Gilmore
Of Concord was elected President Of the Senate
Greenleaf Cummings Of Lisbon, Clerk.
In the House II. Bryant of Concord was
chosen Speaker, and Henry D. Kent Of Ian
caster Clerk.
Governor Goodwin will deliver bis address
tomorrow.
The election festivities were unusually de-
monstratiye.
, 1859-06-02
An Indian War rApprehended.
A New Orleans letter to the st. Louis H;puh.

AL AAAA&AA ~ ~ A<APP1EMG0Q&ds
New Orleans letter to the st. Louis H4puh
liean says:
very important state Of things exists upou
the Northwestern frontier Of Texas. For long
time depredations and murdcrz have been com.
mitted upon the settlers by wandering bands Of
Camanchces or Reserve Indians. Nothing sat.
isfactory has ever been proved against the attcr,
yet the sufferers, rendered desperate By their
wrongs and dangers, or instigascd by ! blind
hatred Of all bearing the name Of Indians, and
not being able to get within striking distance Of
the Camanchees, determined to break up the
Reserves, without waiting for their peaceab]e
removal, which had been promised By the Gov.
crnnent. It is possible tint in few Individual
cases the Reserve Indians have taken advantage
Of the war with the Camanches to steal and
commit outrages, but the great mass Of them
were as eager to pursue and punish the wild
savages Of the plains as were the whites them
selves, and rendered signal services in the e.
peditions Of Ford and Van Dorm. As reward
for these services. they hare been twice attacked
by the whites Of some Of the neighboring conn
ties and number Of their people slaughtered in
c0]d hind
, 1859-06-02

SAckvILLE, Y. B., June l. Notwithstanding
the report current last evening, the dnfritu has
not Jet arrived. The steamer Ut o'clock was a
French War steamer.
New York. June l.-Up to the hour Of going
flax than O'Clock this 4. H., when the .imfriea
bud not arrived. The report other arrival last
night was mistake
, 1859-06-02

Hos1oS, May 3l.-The dinner to Paul Norphy
at the Revere House lust night was 4 brilliant
affair. DR.. o. II. Holmes presided and made
and sbi7 Tesnonded to the sentiment W u'I Ky
honor.
Chief Justice Shaw responded to a sentiment
alluding to the Judiciary.
Among the prominent guests, many of whom
spoke, were President Walker, Of Harvard Col
lege, Senator Wilson. Professors Lonyftllow
and Agassiz, Hon. Mr. Burlingame, Charles
Hale, editor Of the Daily Adcertiser, and Mayor
Lincoln.
4 letter was read from Edward Everett, who
was unable to be present,
, 1859-06-02
Arrival Of the America.

HALIFAX, June lst, 4:s0 r. x.-The royal mail
steamship America, from Liverpool On The elst,
is signaled. News for tile Associated Press
will 6e expressed to Sackville, and then be for
warded BY telegraph tomorrow morning. The
course Of the Directors Of the Nova Scotia line
renders this resort in1peratiEe
, 1859-06-02

Arrival Of the California Overland
Mail.
St. LOUIS, Nay c1.-Thr O-erland California
mail, with dates to the 9th, has arrived. News
unimportant.
The municipal election at Los Angeles has
resulted in the defeat Of the Administration
ticket.
Business reyiyinC
, 1859-06-02

0rEat 1fUtt1ME N10tc64
SEw York, June LIN the great trottine
match on the Fashion course, Long. Island,
yesterday, between Flora Temple and Ethan
Allen. to wagons, purse 1000, mile heats, best
three in Eve. Fiora won all three heats Time:
first heat, a.25; second, a.e.i; third, ..a7l.
Tie time Of the first heat is the best trotting on
record
, 1859-06-02

Burning Of Ferry Boat aud a Rail.
road Depot.
NEW YonK, June 1.-The New Jersey Rail-
road Depot at Jersey City, was partially burned
early this A. H., including the entire front Of
all carriage ways. The fire caught from tue
ferry boat Jno 6. Darcy, which boat took fire
ut the dock md was entirely consumed. The
Darcey was new boat, and cost 100000. The
damage to the depot is very heavy.
, 1859-06-02

SUSPENSION BRIDGE, Z. ", June 1.-The
Coroner's Jury this morning brought in q yer
diet Of wilfut murder against George Reed, /
runner, for the death Of Olif OLSON, whose
body was found under the river bank here OF
Sunday. Reed has been arrested.
, 1859-06-02

WATER Iouh GARpkSs-H you want good
rubber hose fitted to your hydrants at low
price, call or send to the Rubber store, 81 Dear
born street, one door north Of Lake street,
, 1859-06-02

ITO EENT-On Favorable Terms.
r!.., as.:ss: ;hsee 1o.! EGek Dwelling House de-
ground IN cacazn In healthy lncal!on. In til. vcnity
sre sshn"!, an! Shrrshe% The honsc contains Gas Hot
and c".t ater Baths pFv Cellar good stabIinx de-
Osnnisuses every I've minutes Apply It Nj. 81 May
street or Room ]; Gatts Block cusuct state and Ran
daiph Eta. nT-.Am.ts1
, 1859-06-02

THE UNFORTUNATE Sr1clpE-The unfortunate
DR.. J. G. Bnrch (nos Burgess, as printed yes.er-
day., who committed suicide at his boarding
house on State street on Tucscay last, was M.
tire Of Virginia. lie has had dentists Of.
flee on the corner Of Madison mud South Clark
street.
, 1859-06-02

e Strangers visiting this city will find
beautiful collection Of the most fashionable mil
inery at Miss II. II. Marsh, e5S State ST., be-
tween Jackson and Van Buren streets.
mY24.1Qt
, 1859-06-02

eB Ill who have made changes, either in
their business OF their residences, since May lst,
will do well to set themselves "right on the
record" and hence drop in at D. L. Cooke K
Co.'s bookstore to secure the necessary changes
for perfect accuracy in their new forthcoming
Directory.
, 1859-06-02
39rfss 4 Tfibatte.
CHI HIC,AGO.


THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.
The defeat Of Gogein tDpposition) and the
tr;nmpl. Of Letcher {Dem.) in Virginia, are
matters Of little moment to the Republican
party Of the Norlll. Both are ardent Pro;Sia.
very men, aud 10th made thc canvass Upon
distinct pfo-Slayery grounds Nr: Goi,gin
was enabled 10 reduce the usual Democratic
majority by exposing the corruption and in
competence Of the party to which Letchef te.
longs, in their administration Of tue affair Is ct
the nation; but did not gain votes enough to
carry linn in. The contest WIS furious land
bitterly personal; but as it involved only tile
difference between tweedle-dum and twco idle
dee it attracted little attention abroad
ILLINOIS AND MfUta1aAh CANAL.
Al an election held in New York, a few
days ago, By the bondholders Of the Illinois
and Michigan Canal, Capt r. H. SWIFT, Of
Boston, and 1lEsEy Gn1SxE1., ESP, Of New
York: were chosen lrus., >~-,lle latter in
place Of DAVID LEAv1TTr Esq, who, mopths
a@" expressed his determination to rctire from
the Duard Mr. LEAyITT takes with him tic
gratitude and friendship Of every one Of tho old
cilizeus Of Illinois, who knows the extent and
value Of lns services 10 the State in the most
trying hour Of her history, To linn more than
10 any living man is Illinois indebted for tie
unparalleled progress which she has made
silsee lie undertook the completion Of the ca.
ssal, with which he has been connected 20
long
GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION
RAILROAD ELECTION OF d.
RECTOHS.
At tile annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the t;alcnn and Chicago Union Railroad
Company hold in this city, yesterday, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected Directors for !
tt ensuing ytar.
, 1859-06-02

~ Lunar Oil will be sent to all parts Of the
country per express, with bill for collection, 4
large discount made to those selling Oils.
nlySl-lQt
, 1859-06-02

As the Lunar Tide is attracted by the
1noou, calling the attention Of the scientific and
intellectual man, 50 also is Lunar Oil IN attrac-
tion for those who hnve given it trial Call and
see it burning at the Lamp and Oil Emporium,
1876 Clark street. my31.6t
, 1859-06-02
LOCAL MATTE RS.

Ho! every one that is athirst. Let all
such repair at once to Thayer's Drug Store,
corner Of Dearborn and Randolph, and try some
Of that cool, Iced Soda with rich fruit Svrups,
most delicious beverage, and just the thing
for this weather,
, 1859-06-02

- 4 superior article Of Coal Oil is offered
to the trade. loo bbts just received at the
Lamp and Oil Emporium,
, 1859-06-02

~ Smokers, 60 to R. R. Ball 4 Co.'s, and
gct good Cigars.
Conchas L l'urcga dc Mota.
Conchas Ell Rosella.
Conchas Jockey Club.
In Regina Londres.
To be had Of R. R. Bail 4 Co., Druggists,
corner Of Clark and Madison streets, Chicago
OPENING or SuAEER N1LL1xERr.-Ars Carr
will open her Summer styles Of Bonnets, Mil
linery Goods, Patterns, &C., at her rooms, No. e.
Laks street, corner State. up Stairs, ovcr Shoe
Ssore, on Wednesday and Thursday, June lst
and Cd, to which the attention Of the Ladies' is
rcsaectfully invited. jee-et
, 1859-06-02

W The Democrat cackles oyer IN cog it
claims to hare laid in the shape of IN original
local item Let it lie.
, 1859-06-02

MINISTRY At LAsoK.-1 want a good place for
German boy, fifteen years Of agc, where he
can have home and schooling in return, for
what work he can do. lie speaks English.
have also fine boy, nine years of age, to
be adopted in a good family He is the son of
widow.
| should also be glad to hear of some plain
painting or papering for deserving man and
a place to take care Of a house for lady who
has been reduced in life, and is also widow.
She can give tue best references.
RoBr. CollrER, Minister at Large.
, 1859-06-02
THE CITY.
R The Board Of Supervisors meet on Mon.

II Six new cars are on their way to this
city for the Horse Railway Company, 10 be put
on the Madison Street route.
, 1859-06-02

R1. II. Singer i Co. new and improved
Family Sewing Machines; also, Machines for
manufacturing hea!y garments Of every descrip-
tion, constantly on hand at l4o Lake street, Chi
caeo. A. ". HAMS. Agent. apl5sm-ce07
..E See advertisement of Boudoir Sewing
, 1859-06-02

Have you seen the tapers which burn
without wicks, costing three cents week.
burning all night: # not, call At the Lamp and
cents each. je1-St
, 1859-06-02

- An equestrian, under full headway to cs-
cape from one Of the sudden showers Of yester-
tcrday afternoon, was, By the falling uf his horse
at the corner Of Dearborn and Washington sts.,
thrown, his apparel coming Off the worst used
in the encounter witt. the muddy pavement, but
nothing more serious.
, 1859-06-02

- The Church Record for June says thai
Rev. John ". Clark, Rector of Grace Church
Chicago, has resigned his charge, and accepted
the Rectorslip Of Calvary Church, St. Louis.
t'Mr. Clark carries with him to his new field the
good wishes and the earnest prayers Of his
many friends. lie has laborcd in this city will,
fidelity and acccptability for three years, and
Las won for himself the esteem and good opinion
Of I'LL. The Church to which be goes il, St,
Louis is new enterprise, commenced under
most favorable auspices, and affords an appro-
PIRATE sphere for his talent and industry"
, 1859-06-02
Ncm anhfrtisennents.

u {. HSEHfFE,s. Airtrtising A9ea4 e DsuFlor~ IT,
Il authorized 10 Tefefre 4dtert..fs for A 4nnI al tA4
Lead@9 Papes yts North Te&. tal ta9aly
, 1859-06-02


II tue number be greater, the expenses will
be proportionnb!y less, and the profit in tie
same rates increased.
Without wishing to bc obtrusirc, would
simply ask why this tavur should be conferred
up"n these few mrn, some Of whom ALREADY oc-
cnpy paying positions in si1nilar institutions.
while offers oil sratutous medical md surgical
attendance by competent men hare heretofore
been pro8ercd, and undoubtedly would be again,
were the opportunity presented them in ! b.
coming manner,
, 1859-06-02
e. V. HAUGHwOCT, Sole Importer,

Of the most DELIGHTFUL retreats 10 the country Tha
q Prices moderate 10 suit the times. 3e.lMx
POPULAR TRADE!
Choice Geods at Low Prices.
Thursday, June ed, 1859, ,
ALAEGE ARRIVAL OF
s U N M Err MANTLES
IN LACE,
BAREGE, &C., &c.,
Comprising an The
LATEST PARxs .v0rRLTIEs.
Also, supes, assortment Of
Lace Points and Lace ShaWlS,
OVER 5000 PARAso1s,
| And SUMMER UMBRELLAS,
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS,
RICH SILK RoBEs,
| For Fifteen Dollars.
500 rie.ea ra1NTED CHOCOLATE LAWNS
| For Six Pence.
FINEST QUALITY OF PRINTED cnAL11Es
For One Shilling.
MER1AAcK cocHEco PRINTS
For Ten Cents.
| REsULAR TEN CENT PRINTS
For Sir Pence.
| Extraordinary Bargains
IN CLOTHS AND cAss1uEREs
Goods for Boys Ware.
NE HAVE NOW m STORE
FOR FIRST CLASS CITY TRADE,
One Of the choicest .sso,tmeut in the Cnel staes Of
Rich Silks,
5IIK ROBES,
Paris Printed organdies,
ROBES A. DEUx JUPE,
AND A. voLANTs,
Rich Dress Goods Of every description.
Fine Real Laces,
superb Euabroideries,
Lace Mantles,
Faraso1s, &c. &C..
Al ." a ss q r go: s'ss = s @
We NOW OFFER AT
W b o1esale for Cash.
1neompas.bly the best assortment IA this eisy Of
Domestics, Notions. &C., &C.,
Which y. FL = ,ss pss, aaa ssa ss bought for
$4,000 Stark Bags,
Which viii sell 1t o~.r pace ,s.n thsy be bought
In any other house In this csty.
poMEsT1cs, NOTIONS, De-,
Which We will se It less p,iee than cn h. bouzht el.e
where under any tttumHance-
W. II. ROSS & CO.,
ls7 Il ls9.....Lake street.....167 Il 1eo
eB Diarrhea, Dysentery, Summer
Complaint -M.sulres Compound E1..aet Of Bene Plsat
the best remedy known. for the Of these diseases In
the Mississippi Valley bears the hIxhe reputation for
hs curative properties. For children teethnk tnvalu-
able Prepared only and sold by J. C. AAGU1RE. St.
Louis, Missouri.
BoLLEa SMITH CO, Agents,
je3-3mx No. lei Lake street Chcaxo
# JULIU S BAU Err,
80 South Clark ST., 90
Importer and Wholesale dealer In Nus,l Irst3ur1eats
Stnks and Sheet Muc Also Sole Agtot {o1 Tie Ce}eb3-
ted Ptaao Foftes of BoaEd@an 0ay CO. Old Ptanos
aken u exchange for nw Ptsno2 Aelodeon
f1noN 01ns. MtlodeUn3 tuned md reEaed and improve
~ osne5 Al orders thankfully received md
promptly executed By addEs sing
JULIUS BAUER
3e@R$a4-9 No. - South CLARK Street.
, 1859-06-02

ITO RENT-The New Marble
l. frozs Stcres IN Lake street. Eoa ~ ~ and "a
.Ss- '' " ~
AZ Of tho above stores we 1ocated for bune either
Wholesale or rtall to gc, hve Aoties htxh With
dry hasenentA ani water. and vii! b. .xntr for ops
yt7rto g and Eespons!be s II the following rates
Lake street ssore* al though sl+oo WatsF t:es5
&orcsfrom sd 70 q ~ 7ccor,tnG to Depth
Also- Dwelling Houses east side Of U,ltet xrnee
between Lake Randolph streets.
Also Dwelling, Huuse1 With stores below, On LAke IT,
eosn+t of lfasted,
Apply to M undersigned .@ Lake street. up-sta!ss b.
tWeen 10 1hi II O'Clock L. ~. 10 F, #. 1rCKlSG.
HAN, f8 Lake ktEeei. uoieE Marine nauk.
ap13,sm-c.47 4 g. HAYEa
, 1859-06-02

gB Diarrhea, Dysentery, Summer
?a.nt--A.suIres Compound Extract of Bene Pl,at
the best remedy known. for the Of these diseases In
the Mississippi Valley bears the hIghen reputation for
m curative properties For children teethuk t. nyalu.
able Prepared only and sold By J. C. AAGUIRE, St.
Louta, Missouri.
BoLLEs, SMITH CO. Agents,
jesam1 No. lei LAKE, street Chicago
, 1859-06-02

n The fire on the West Side about II +. n,
on Tuesday cveuing, WIS at No. AZ; South Ha-
sted street, the two story frame dwelling owned
by Fred. Groth, and occupied By Fred. Jnger
The building was consumed Insured in the
4Etna. Loss, g., 900,
, 1859-06-02

- The 7imx devoted itself yesterday to
two separate and distinct onslaughts upon the
quality of Bridewell beans. Bent, Jene.
, 1859-06-02

G1TY OF CHICAGO.-City Col
~ Iectors Ofdce-May 81. 1ssa,
Notice hereby even that the following Warrant u In
nv hands for collection:
WARRAxr No. s66, West for dnnk cushnR maealatn!z-
nE West Randolph STREET, from Hassed STREET to Cnlrn
P1rk.
Al per*ons aze requested forthwith to make raymets of
*a1d aEnt II my u6ce nr the will clsrtru II
the es and expense Of the liable the rayeuI
the assessments. 4. F. T., NCELLER
iel1n 4iI31 'ityf'nert1,