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, 1859-09-09

Edttots lFrsA and Tribune -
Pardon mt for offering ono more thought in
Justification Of yesterdays communication as
against your criticism upon it. It is time that
the pcoplc-lnJsclf ineuded-voted to hare a
banking Law, and deputized their represents
tlEes TO make ono, upon the same principle That
you or 60 to competent mechanic to build
rs 1'ouse. or aay useful piece Of machinery.
They made q reEy good law, but failed to sur.
round 1t with proper safeguards. A fortress
without suitable outposts Of defence Is Of little
use. An excellent house inside, without COM
petent outside walls for protection, would soon
let in the rains Of sanlmer and the frosts of win
ter, mud nll thzt Was good would soou be de-
bank laws. whether by design or neglect is not
1oF ne TO say the presumption in charity
would be, that they were only apprentices at The
business and CONSEQUENTLY failed fully to finiss
plan lust was no doubt well conceived. As
70 the matter Of fact in your statements, Oh
were made manifest, the history of the pro.
Gfess OF currency spawning among US, writ
ten ~ experience and not By ink aud type.
speaks1 In truthful language. Ask J. r. Scam.
mon when its defects becume apparent, and be
"!l tel sou that 1t was in very short time
%.4< A*" 1V%4%%AC p AACA lHC+ 41NO0E HEs and
the indisputablc evidence that be would adduce
in support ot this. would be the redemption &C.
count Of the Marine Bank, which Was abte to r.
dtes" Its bills, while the whole brood outside Of
Chicago, aud some within our city, bad not n
p'casune TO redeem with, with here and there
m exeePtion) aud Lence they enjoyed unmo-
Tested circulation, while tue Marine had to ante
np the sinners regularly as each rising sun pro-
caaimcd q messenger ut their doors Tor some
thing that would buy stocks with which to make
more currency OF the sort that such sharks han.
died. Thts Eaue Of heads win and tails you
lose. in which TINT bankwas constant loser.
was played but q short time, and who has seen
any b1lia Of the Marine Bank since! Echo an
s"eIs@whof No. gentlemen, the nature Of
the aciects Of that law WAS not recently discoy-
cred. It wa* made apparent upon the verv
threshold OF its advent in practical manner
among u.s. and argument upon argument drawn
from ,ts practical workings, have called for
1egu relief long siuce-wlv has it not beeu
granted? Tint is the question, Hoping thai
99E 6aT seafiq1 sei 11 lo,tseksss
q sitting takes place, ami give ,he pconie 4af's
received Tor the conhdcnce reposed in ths;s Gs
agiity to serve them profitably. / viii rneraIr
aoe saat merchants are in the habit Of buxtny
~ mnno sclltug goods and not mems opinions. and
mat II another Legislature conrenes without
oo'ns something to remedy the crils Of our cur
fene5, they will be forced 10 the conclusion that
oanscfs deal i'll the lat.er, well III in tbob
-" eof1eocy. ]. Y. FAnwEL1-
, 1859-09-09

holding State il TIC Union, gave the eoafede-
racy the Territory northwest Of the Ohio q
territory broader thnn the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain and Ireland And then Ay the
ordlpnnce Of l7s7, which WIS carried BY her
votes and her Influence, she consccratcd TINT
wldo realm forever to human freedom, Twas
she, glorious Old Virginia, STAKEHOLDER rs she
Is, that wrung from the coniederacy a solemn
pledge that slavery should never plant it's feet
upon that virgin soil How looks the cring-
lns doughface by tho side Of such men Us
these?"
have giren but brief sketch Of that
speech, drawn from "Coltou'a Weekly Chrou-
icle,"' published at that time, but which paper
WAS discontinued ut tho close OF its first year
l haso copied from tile report Of that speech,
onlysjust sufficient to gire the reader correct
idea of the origin Of the word "doughtacc"
/ have not the presumption to express any
opinion as to tho views ii such man as John
Randolph Of Roanoke.
, 1859-09-09

Two kinds Of witnesses arc often encouu-
tered in courts Of justice--lho unwilling wit.
ness, and the too willing witness. Here is ono
who doesn't seem to come under either cato
| CORY. Tho prosecuting attorney thus addresses
him.
,.Mr. Parks, state, If you please, whether tho
defendant, to your knowledge, has ever fol.
lowed my profession
He has been a professor ever sinco + have
known him7'
:Ah7 4 professor Of what2'
"A professor Of religion
| you don't understand me, Mr Parks
What docs be do7'
We'll, generally what he pleases.'
Tel the jury, Mr. Parks, what the defend
ant follows;
'Gentleuen Of the jury, the defendant fol-
lows the crowd when they go to drink
Mr.. Parks, this kind Of prcvarication will
not do hero. Now, state, sir. how the defend
antsupports himself
! saw him last night supporting himself
against lamp post
"May it please your Honor, the witness
shows an evident disposition to tri1e with this
honorable co1lrt'
The Court Mr. Parks, state, if you know
anything about It, vhat the deicndaut's occu-
patton is-
Occupation, did you say, sir?'
Occupation answered the Judge
Yes, echoed the counsel What is his
occupation2'
1t ! an not mistaken be occupies garret
somewhere in town.
'That's oil, Mr. Parks"
crosa-e1amined-'I understand you to say
that the defendant is q professor Of rcligion9'
He ia
Does his practice correspond with his pro-
fession?'
I never heard Of any correspondence, or
letters Of any kind
iou said something about lis propensity
for drinking. Does he drink hard?'
No, slrl think be drinks as easy as any
man ever saw
'one moro question, Mr.. Parks-you have
known this defendant long time What are
his habits-loose or otAerwise?'
The one be has got on now, think, is ra-
ther tight under the asms-it is certainly too
short-waisted for the fashion,
V~rx A.1sA
, 1859-09-09
#enietnes, Sc.
NJ ORE TO BE ADMIRED
49, THE
HI lest DrADEm
Worn by Kings or Emperors.

Whaf7 Why n Beautiful Head OF Hair.
Hease " ornament God Himself psrvided for all
% Sas nes1 Heaaef although tie may bloom ever 70
y lae Eso*n= cheek the eye be ever sparkling
~ .ssso pc noe Of reasts II the h ID besst Of cv
o. @ ~ hat b sn7e and ehrele har:h znd dry Or
thsa haH her charms. pztf. Woo&s uair Kestofare. L
uAcd Two or three times week viii Testore aud nrrTs-
hcnty secui. 70 Ill such ornament K ~ fo,nWur
ana Ihe writer Of the tr Il the celebra al Iant,
l. NV Yo1x, April u, 1ssa.
r.: MoGp ;@Ds si: Permit gres you the
i9 T. t.oy about the umc Of ny arrival In tEe
Gntsa sssies vas 7pdir becoming gay bit un lbs
III 1nsSnaon qnIe etncaeious = wen ~ aFn eabsI
Aaa. ot4x af. 5aua truly. S-THALBEKG,
~pETeh ar rGwylledydes."
"ehn Newspaper ofdee. u Nassau-tL april IL lssa
Pso1: Q; J. Wcop:-Des1 Sir: Some month or liz
- ~ iseevsd bottle Of yuur Hair Restorative and
ny ~, eto concluded 70 Try her hai. itts
70 ne time that wouli restore the gay har tf
weefs ts'a hss performed tbs. W1ndeTuj erct hT
- tae I3y1 1a!Es 70 dark brown II tho aana time
tF md thictenlns The halr si.oo9 9iy recehd
oP ee tser s! to Al q ehaate
~ 1e4 Ha' CHARLES CANuEW.
NV Tozx, July = 1ss7.
FxnI o. J. Woop with couddsnce do n.couuend
Aaf Estoative = be!aG the ecions article
%h!steH which wee almost whlte have g.adrslT EroWa
0sfx and now feel enndGent thai frw ,ore ,rn1fis
- eo1e them 70 ther natural cn1or II also Eecytd
persons who pezsp4rr freely. ]. d. KIIHY.s
10 ao5f II the g1eat Sev ror VIE ans Etahishmcnt
@1u - M7!ket II, ST. 1ou1 Mo- ''~
nna so'a BY al good Druggists and Fsscy Goods neale1
, 1859-09-09

49, LAKE SHORE RAILROAD. Seaso1 AETanXs-
meat la:Y. lakes effect on anu Af.st Aprl ID.
usat fhsong'. Route 10 Ssw Yuk on, Philadelphia.
bltaiofe Wa,hln<'an. Springfield. Worce rr Portland.
Quet*r letEp! ensIVH bridge Niagara F4iIs Eu4.
10. Dgnklrk. Albany. Rutland. s,onreh[ Toleto teve-
Ind r!s.buE3h !ar1sbus<h Wheeling. sysacust Troy,
Ba!!n1on. an all tbs poat In Iruas, saaia New York.
and the New E. Efand states.
6:eO An. Mail and Accommodation, via old Mlchlxan Line
daily, sundays excepted. reaching Toxto at as
Pm, connecting Il Adrian With The ,ral, reaching
it<ts.!t ~ 1ls p@: eonnseslnx With tsatns On
500 An. New York Express sdaly except suniay) vio
tioahfn Alr Llne, rearh Toeio II 4:1s pm, and
Urirptt ditrct u ?:ij In time to eonnrc. with
trains OIL Great We.te'n Hatioa4 Est ~zni, and
all points IntefinE ID C7na4t4.
500 Fa. New York and Boston Express daily, Saturdays
cpted). ia old AItl!xlu roa.t. reaches IoIela
4. 300 m. md Desr9ts ITO, e.tanee,Ins w.ta
7:D pm train On Grea8 Western h-K.
Connection made clyds and for Al. points
Interior In Southern and Ndde Ohio. pt1eet eoupeeiens
m1d. It Cleveland with salna Pittsburgh Phlladeph
and bat1cre mskinx 9. auIck tine = my other
Wp0DRCfF-S FATEST SLEEPING CAK4 accom-
pa1y ali this roe to ew York and Bnston.
Snd 0usteta.
, 1859-09-09
DOUGHFACES.


lFfl4A Le AHon Go191t1l
john Randolph, Of Roanoke added tht
aooye word to our Language. It lad neye1
oeeh heard TIL uttered by him On tho floor o
Congress; but the term is ono Of those crn,<,s
slse words Which, oncc uttered, die only witt
the language into which it becomes incorno,
rated. ~
Its origin was in this wise: One dav
member Of Congress from one of tie Eos;arn
States made speech, in which. to incrot;otn
himself with tie Southern Delegation. Ie sa;d
much in favor Of slavery, going further in
pralse OF tho institution than Southerncrs
were Then accustomed to do. At that period
INC prominent men Of the South took the sa,ne
g!ouha rs Jefferson. In listening to tbc
1'"aae7na adFocata Of slavery, there was mere
HUMOROUS smile playing around the Inns Of
@uo othef members from tho South but tho
"ho1e countenancc Of John Randolph was a
Ienec4 study, 50 expressive it WIS of indigna-
uoa, mingled with unuttezable scoru md con.
tempt Lie Eat uneasy in lis sent, CHANGING
!is pasture continually. Randolph. at il,o3
Gay. WIS ii the full meridian Of bis nouvnrr
mental and physical Those who were thor'
oughly acquainted with tho tall, eccentric V;rz
glilan, knew by his looks and manner that n
s1oE1o was gathering which would launch
tnundcra'o]t at the head Of the fayor-seckino
slavery advocate from the North. When tjsa
nater concluded his speech and sat down. be
s9t very compliment look around upon the
ooutuesn ne1nbera, confident that his offering
~ u'o eafaae Oh slavery must have won ali
1A ns:aA.
1oonos was he seated than his .eyi1
hH, Ha1a N INC shape Of John Randolptl Of
~. 0'nT' Slowly and deliberately rose TO his
~ H. nas ,nla ,n Ups were tightly compressed
10 10 tuataa-nke eyes gllstencd, and lis lower
~ o.ow ',s'.., "as oa1k rs midnight Hc made
so, ~ usuM complimentary address Of "Mr.
GisalSe nut his free was not turned townrd
-. 40 ,':u S.ito hls eyes wero intensely rircted up
W nla sacsaa- For brief moment tlere was
pause onalnous MS that which pnooodcs tbe
.a,4ua9e. Then raising liz right nm he
saooA ~ A1s opponent his long, bouv Gnurr IL
+iS cuial, inenacing manner, with rapid
hiense hiy mouon WHICH bore no faint reset,.
str;1s;n ~ ~. .t ~ fattle-snake On the point Of
then hn,s+ ns..t' s.sI o'ow With its fangs. And
"a ,nEi;c -. .uM n,s shflu concentrated tones |
Far rn.ra o LOU 1oano oi any other human voice.
uhole a,,a;.s'a s.an ao hoar, randolph held the |
liz ,,ou-ss op s spel.oound with his reply. |
s1o,,aS.. oo -otu upon Northern advocates nj |
- peHec1 torrent Of indignant sarcasm
hv- auo "7tnef1ng as melted lava. Ue sa;5
" that ovu., Human being had a. inalienaLlo /
right To libe1tv-s,ee the ownership at hi o..s
the Creator u,nn cverr ~ bv.n.n :.ar1",sso ~ y
South did not origina,e 'ia Af,iean saSsMt ne
was eutailcd tlpau lhcm aeainst their vii hr
a Government that has n,ssad - a.ra- -,,~4 T.sa 49,
vile racc lad 40 fncrcasctl that % a,,a,a;"e. anes
was no longer possible. Stavcr, nj tho sn,s,L
wa iustidable On tie crn,nd t1o. :; =. ~ oouln
without their own naencv ;o.a an ~. ;nst!s' s'osn
,*,h;<i 49,, .o,.1d x.,otI11 Aate"ut4on |
, 1859-09-09

July p!4ure--And Il tbat alf p
Ssa1y picture upoo thu wAl2
,c 1hc ssuie 70 heamlnk the cheeks 70 bright,
Ihe oye % dancsnk With sunny Light,
!. srrtnksak 10 ne In Lls pEsdc and joy;
Hui u on!y I3ctu,e upA,n the wall
A silent picusr-a1'dt thsi u al
<lnly lock OF s.lken halr
Ly1ns Alone m IT. 7skGt thaet
Mass r.. !: r. r. s:sd ta. y spS,aftys E'ss
The haty head taat upon my tEra1
:ola.1nety nestled asea night 70 rest7
uaiy 4 lock of ~ s.lken ha3s
ID lying alone 10 LIS ca&krt theIr!
Oa1y et.oe that u s,1led and tom!
H9t .iiese Is the foot TINT that shoe hsy vorn2
The DARING fu0t. 70 d.mp1cd and nna1l,
II! made MUSIC 70 merry In chamber md hall ?
~, ~ 70 'tS saiSa Of taat ltttle aep tae sound
Uut thefet only Btloe tt.at Is aoi!ed and torn
1hs loot comes no morc that tbst Site Las worn.
tfaiy the.c relic.- and nothing more?
&aa nAu&sht to unr af1na the lost rcstorc?
Arst We hopeless yeAFu. 4 The years 70 ty,
f~ t,e 9o1odmg ncp and tht bcamins cyc?
Aud Ut Ill that bua3ty, and lie and grace
20 foEaliy cherished, tetsin no tyaoc
Gase ~ thesr NJ eut rc ,tcss On. hcvr1monc
VIII the Essre To out asus the lost restoge!
Oh. soc taE lore. when fzuua ait It's stare
Il polntA 10 theae tokel.s. and nothIus more.
w 1Mhcn u,e yae.At bali and sil:ut 1t aif
re- .st s = b. tl.e Erasas Of its Wild de*lalr;
Aid from ! the volees Ia tic xarh aad sky
1.'h!ra LACK NJ word 10 it, walI1nk cry,
hay1the mourufuI echo: - Oh, nevcImofs
VIII tic E1arc to our arms Tue luss restore"
t!h, toT frx levc, when It s.arns no more
F..sthst which the crave onaot fcnofe.
AUD In darCnes aod eo11o1 ~ stail it sx.etly sias; ID
S?1 tlc hsi6htaras aita hllA Of tl.at better homo
Whesc tha loa are found al,d no PARTNER conr.
0h. J1y. fur love, when IL priceless store
IbEYe l. $AFt~.1s1 fuy+,vs.f7,ts,Tz,f
, 1859-09-09
STEAMER CITY OF BUFFALO,
n pTrxFxu f,on-%pfss

WESTERLY METROPOLIS, W. +. FKuz, Commander,
Form a Evening LIne between Cleveland ard Buffalo,
one Of the 4hoys asndcent beats VIII leavs the G. c,
and lalrosd Doek CIeHeand, svery svrnnx t3uDdays
tpted} at .selock The arrival Of fhe trains rom
1ns south cd West making connection II aualo
Ehh the mofnlpE tral the New YORK Central an.l
nadao. New iosE AMI Erie Raliro3 Niagara Fai!a
r.. O4Heko. New TLsk anI Doslou.
Useless % spe%k esabonaey Of the above ho,a be-
n aftay we'll known Tho travelling public a III III r.
tTEets dzst etaAA coiatntd1ous 7ud safe
Thu rsndsr.nk summer trip to New York any point
planaei.
Tickets ha had It Al Ticket Offices In the West and
the tonpany o< under the Revere Eo9s4 eornsf Of
Nsndoiph and Dearborn atreets, and II tho depot,
u. GRAY, General WazicS1, Aren't.
I1a1 D. CAXFaELG. Gen. Supk 3ei5
, 1859-09-09
CEMINARY FOR YOUNG

NJ 1ADiEa, Ar LAK1 FpkEt7.
lsev M5xtes Dtcxlnson+ u. D., and Oaushte.n frog,
6oshh viii open fsxt claSa seminary far Young iadtex
ths laitsr I,t of September ncz a: Lake Forest M liz
re enslle responsibility Of Instruction viii devoiye upon
nc Misses plekiason who educated ,he be1t East
e1n Institutions and havt Ead experience in teaching The
soafse Of study viii comprise the vssions br7ncea so
noG ornamental Of N accomplished female educai1ou
number Of 5ouns ladies will be received into The
3d5 and bare y ~ rss7ec CAREFUL and Kind fupcT.
ou. Leefa o. Inquiry mag be addressed 10 Dr. Dickta.
11... iErom Rev "; Kisk. Of Dostou.]
ndnE that the Nfasea Dickinson intend opening
OF The hfz c!aa take g1et pleasure congratu.
u n = r. e,ea. Ct Gh,s,So sstny &c aeaon
ptety and true refinement the young iars of this
"a ally aau all the attachments and accomplishments pee:-
ss.Y to eohduct 3chool ct Tie highest character
Dlsion. ls19 EprArD n xxx
tFrpn Rev. Dr. Patterson. NJ ChIc9eo.f
11av ern 4cquaatt with Or. Dickinson nn3 his fanf-
Log " II yea1s aod know1fs The reputation Of tha
nta ':l Is successful teachet feel that thr
~ ssse f iuett sssAeton 10 the patrons n thelr Semi
na1y fot young ladies'. 4. ". PATTERSON.
Coif7Eos Ju&T %, ls53. jye.- .-emtS4H
, 1859-09-09
Dialogue mt an Intelligence Office Re,
tween \ Lndy seeking s. Help, and n

| The New York Herald says:
Few American women cnjoy robust hcal.,
| and even IN the humber walks Of society. al.
most every family IS obliged TO maintain ono
or more domestics. But when in search of
"help' at the intelligence Office, the ladv
would seem to hare exchanged places win
tho servant by whom she is often subjected
10 au impertinent criticism as to her sty]o Of
living and all her family affairs. Hero is
specimen Of d dialogue which occurred ono
day Last week at On intelligence Office in Sixth
Avenue;
Lady-1our name is Margaret / believe.
DO you understand plain cooking?
Cook-fes'm, should think did; that's nv
business.
Lady--Well, I like your appearance, and
should like to engage you.
Cook-Nhereabouts do you lire, nom?
Lady-ln Thirteenth street.
Cook-Dear me, that's way I'D town: don,t
IKE to 60 30 far up. Got 1nnny in tho fam.
lady-only myself husband and two
children.
cook-other servants, Of course. How
many?
1ady-only the chambet1naid, a very pleas.
ant girl-a countryman Of yours, and d vo-
man who comes to wash every Monday.
Cook--Havo to do anything beside cook?
,,Lady-Pcrhaps to 50 to the door OCCASION
ally, and assist in cleaning the house on Sat-
urday.
Cook with dignity Couldn't do it--ta;ut
my business, mon, to clean the house and | tan5
the door. I'm cook.
Lady (deprecatingly well SUPPOSE
might arrange that How much do ypu wnnt
a week to do nothing but plain cookiuc7
following up hcz advantaee>- must
hare one evening out every veal, k,-Thu,sday
evening.
Lady {hesitatingly)-Yca.
cook-Hare hot md cold watcr?
1ady-Iea, and range.
Cook-English basement houso7
i. !. Lady {suiIingly)E Yes, and a high stoon
Cook-You don't mike practicc Of corning
into the kitchen, hope; mover allows a lade
to interfere In the ltchen-their nlaco il ~
parlor. >'''
Lady with some resolutien}-1 must reta;n
tho privilege Of going into ny own kitchen,
Cook-0h, Of course, yoa can como in tn
gre directions about the dinner, or such like
i shouldn't mind that. Husband late to din.
ner often? >'N''
1ady y-Sometimes, Tn afraid-
cook-oh, that's too bad. Do you hare
much oompany7
lady-Not great deal.
cook-Wcll I'll come for nine dollars a
Lady-That's high price, (hesitatine1y)-i
fon bare recommendations, pscs,,mos
cookVnanding out acrumpled paper) thats
ny character; but suppose I've as good n
right to ask for you1n How an 1 to know
where Tn going7 "
Lady-(not Noticing the last remark) Why
did you leave your last place.
Cook-You see, men, I WINS too good look.
ing; when opened tie front door lo1ks took
me fot the miasus.
-{thoughtfauy) We'll, suppose 1must
yes, will Try you, ut any rate.
cook-0h, you needn't if you don't want 10,
mem. TAsy's plenty Of places, and Ironically
suppose you can get somebody else to suit
ron.
Lady-Wm you come, Margaret7
INV Soox- o. heaitatingly Yes; III try you, at
, 1859-09-09
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
li1 GREAT NESTERX CANADA RAILWAY

Summer Arrangement.
lears the 0ss Ccutrai Depot foot Of Like street
fiye II De' roit 3.35 I'm.
200 au,-Gine!nnail E,presexeept snndaysAas,ivsa 1t
.n. Ind a1apn!ts 70 pu, Cincinnati At 9:so pm.
500 au1tlshtnng EzpEess{exeeps sundaysea..tvea 1t
Usuolt d:su pm: Susacuston Bridge Or Hutho,
boston j. 1t hight. 1
sos pmLSe. fokk and Boston E!preA-fsatustsys az
eeted'-arI!se at DETROIT 7:l3 mn. suspcn,lon
W: YssI:s - O. Bunao ~ - nn. Albany 40 an, New
seo pm-G1neaasn Ind Louisville Exptesa-{exr Sat.
NriaSt-aHse It indianapolis Il 40 an tinetr.
nNi 1t 9:A anl. Louisville 4.01 pm.
~ 91nly one tala on sunday 1t s:o1 pm The sao An ana
1o9 pu traits cnunett y Pat. with busao Lake Uuron
Laixay for Butlo and all nts Eat; u Toonia viii
nc G7ai Trunk Railway to klns.on 0elt n.bus:h Mon.
mnnt, Aev Hampshire and Mane
1IakEaEt checked through,
ThEDuxh T1etsfs for sale 1T the urne1s1 Rs1tr,7 nr-.
T ths Worth I'D Were. and Al The companys ofee,
bateosn sF~ Chicago, The depot of r. 1tFeei
~, L: ". KiCE. Superintendent
L. J. srAIp'ss. General Passenger Agent isaa
, 1859-09-09
E1urationaI.

fu1CA GO ACADEMY.-I.he
- Fourth scar Of the al!ssrs LANE 4 nAEEn.a
seaoo! f.s f"s i9nnE Ladies yin oomaence o. MONDAY
axpnrs "n' isSs NJ tEt!r School House. No. IS Wabash
,ers KesFsRse m,Z hs naae ss1owax 1rus
non' na MH1a Z Ogden. Jonathan Burr, ESQ.,
Hon. E. Lane iirnr Esn.m GNq7
@eea'ssa* l. Il. Dufeh, Eaa,
, 1859-09-09
p1TTSBURGH, FORT WAYNT

E~AA A1DO Ton1 " al N r
l. AND CHICAGO RAILROAD,
Vow completed and from Cheaeo to PttsbuTxh
without ehanks. cunneettnS with tbs great
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To View fosk, Fhiateiphl2 Baltimore ind Wa,h!pktan
os ana a. 20 n1eor to.na Of Peaasy!Vaua Nsv Jar
se{: New 1oEs. Maryland. &c-
AeschahA ~ 1xtnE this ru1te Will hAYa The benefit Of
Al tae Eastesn market 1t no additional co<s
baggage checked through.
Ilans eare tho atpt corner ct Canal and Van Burep
streets, West Side. felIoxa:
TO M-Aosniag EIpreaa daily Sundays ezcep&sd.)
:;so PA-S!hhs Express. d7ily Saturday ys txctpsed)
connecting * CEestllne With Cleveland and Lake Shoea
Kainnad 70 1unftEk buffalo, Slaxa.a Faa New York md
!ssston and al Interior Of New EnEani Tia New
Also. south to Columbus, Zapegylc Ncv1rf Mnunf
and Virginia. ~
he abnse trains connect It Forest with train, On A,t
kTes Roai to Springfield Ctbana, Dayton and Cincinnati
Aao Mtth trains Lima for Dayton aud Cincinnati! direct
FARE AS LOW AS ANY OTHER KUCTE.
ta&sGnsrrs boul East viii dnd ths guts both uxsksnt
ana skIabe pss.ns through many OF III. larErat aud
knsat Giles In tAe Cn:ted States.
t4Ftaxers arriving 1t Chicago. any OF the soaiS will
un CHECK aasts It thu dspo receive eherk*
M convey nRskt see Of eharxe to tho t.bu1x "a and
csitsako stt. s!etpnE ears accompany each tain.
& ard at the cdml~nys Oncr corner ef Rajoph snd
ChI<aRb. ~ ~ ~"'''
Be particular to .sk for tickets by Fort Wayne.
uANI ". Boss. t;en1 Aren't Ch!ezsp
JA*. W MCSSON, Fright ArrpI ChlScn
j. - Aocs7os, teal FsrtSht AEr, Chicago. m58
, 1859-09-09
SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGO.
~ RATOH

Never DchiIItates.
otupouoded ettleIy from Gums md has btsote N
nnanea fact Standard Medicine known apd apa,oyed
dence In al diseases for Thich n I. ,tromrsaS ' eoo
Il has cured thous,rds :: 1t.hrortr 1,I,r,b,.. G..
,rhnha5 Fl ~ we Jeaa pef Complaints DYserte-
Of RELIEF the nuuesuisI = HshItu,i tnxtirs..
unsolicited certificates iul tc G:hn+1 ~.
~ peSessaoh aao~ IT bus, Cholera 1.k.utuul.
- he haust q Ffaeu1ence, Jaunllse e
aS III VI the lnae NeaKacss aad rar
1.ati i4klnE + and be Used successfully a. an
~ tI saen qa7oh.ies asto iOEdnay Family Me,lc.ue
Lei the dictates Of YoufI ACHE n. ihor.nd -
-u1s E3u u Ee {iesfy. Ii twenty nlinutea
t:nva nS As - NRl, = IL t~o or h.ee Teaspoon
cure Liver Cornpapts kiiI ment ~ ~ eonssssee
ious Attacks Dyspcpsh, -
~ *no ~ using It are giving testimony In It's favor
swallow both together, ' A'1ao'@A"'' ano
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
, 1859-09-09

FARE ALWAYS AS Low As By ANY
| OTHER ROUTE.
sylsana Ka'lsoad to Chicago makes iii the 'A'''
DIRECT 1sE Gkaf hE1TE5N SJ1IW:5fs IWE EAsr AND THE
y ss s1 ,.s R..
t. 'astisss Gully Appreciated
dip bv Ills raate vi" 1aa 70 thssF ad'antass
s1t5ht contract, .hIpns directions, .pp,y to q,
= s 4 st;s ss1t q c1';4:ssrxh
re1tsmoath faiesf Co. The. iioeiI inI e.
aSa s.. Meaa at!nna: a';s. Fl A!1x IT. SSsn
Msu!s.ts r. Gahs "a II S,its wx1ty r. Evis,v't: ia1
jeha t. T. Sssast II T<nn.; Tal. dSgt lSSt' atn; M;
phia Tenn; Clarke c. Che.ko, Ill; ". il. IT, Koee,a
uSa2s peiss. ii ;ss &.. Fright
The x.s,,e fsis red pfs oa and speedy
Win Usual for persans travelling ehss ihefeof
FREtGHTS WESTWARD,
paint aloa Of oho, eF fas.e asla M +
s1 u. y M
NJ a. ,n Y whsh koG4s b. aay pst
II a. S!rp wfssssSa, Mont K,s.ss ssSs,
thsss Eins,s All ts R Est. a1d At atc.e,ad md
III VIA steamers To al ports IN the So'hwts<rn
~: Merchant. saa Shipper. entinx the Of
III speedy transit, ' VISA ~0sNe3@~ y"
Rates q Freight to my point In The wss& b tho
SaaIEE.i hy other Railroad Con. panle4. - -"
ns Fl enst r. y marx paehSes ria Penn. II. r.
90 ws! 70 !lrcet them to be shipped By this route
1ies attending to their own shipments ftum the Eaxe
ClM nia y thslt nteses eau The Ake4ts Of fhJs
At the following prs before ahpp II Or stens
70 ether y ths upon tha subject VI xiu
+. ]. sneetsf, fhEatefph{1.
Aaxraw + kos,ns ~ NORTH street B,itI,norr
le.sh To- No, Aaos Housc. oT No. South y,n,,r
street New 3G1k. '' " A4sana
L+s.h ( e.. ~ K1Iby street. Boston.
H-n H0LsIoS. Gent Fretkht A GENT. PhllsderphEa
r,,I: Il. aUl rI. Uenl Tex a gent, Phlleaespha
A"o-- q. SeVl !, 9eaElal Sqpt., AHona. II taIs