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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-07
THE MIGHTY HEALER!
WORL D KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED
Holloway's o lin TIM e n t.

aol lo"ayrS O1A I'm q II Z.
| The free admission of Nations, ms well MS the
verdict of the leading Hospitals OF the Old, as
well as the New World, amp this powerful
remedial A gent as the greatest healing pr"paTa-
ton ever made known to suffering man. lts
| PRSErRAIIYE QUALITIES are mere than MARVEL
LOUs, through the external orfces Of the skin,
invisible to the naked eye, it reaches the seat
of the internal disease; and in all external at
| fections it's anti-infammatOTy and healing var
tues surpass anything else on record, and
Natures great ally.
Erysipetas and salt Rhtuns
! Are two of the most comm On and viruleni
disorders prevalent on this continent, TO these
/ the Ointment is especially anita gonistic, its
"modus operandi'is first to eradicate the venom
and then complete the cure.
Bad Legs. Old Sores, 0Itd Ulcers.
| Cases of many years stan ding that have per-
tinacously refus ed to yield to any other rem dy
or treatment. have invariable suceumbed to a
few applications c this powerful uneuent.
Erupfions on, the hkin.
Arising from a bad state of the blood or
chronic diseases are erad;cated, and clear
and transparent surface regained by the resto-
| rative action of this Ointment. 1t surpasses
many of the CO sn tics and other toilet applica.
tious in its power to dispel rashes and other
lisfgureinents oithe face.
I1ifes and PisfuEa.
Every form and featur of these prevalent m d
stubborn disorders is eradicat cd locally and en-
tirely by the use of this emolient warm fUmen-
titiOns should prscede its application. Its heal
1 ing qualities will be found to be thorough and
inyariable.
Boththe Ointment and Y'iils should used in the
foitp;oimg Gases:
1 Bunions, swellcd Glands,
Burns, Sore Legs,
chapped Hands. Sore Breasts,
Chilblains, Sore Heads,
Fstula,
GOut, Sore Throats,
Lumbago, Sores ofall kinOs,
Mecural Eruptions, spraias,
Piles, Stiff Joints,
Rheumatism, letter,
Ringworm, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Feneral Sores,
Scads, Wounds
skin Diseases, ofall kinds.
va CAUT1OS!-None ere genuine unless
The words "Hoiioroy, Nee York and london,
,r, discernble as a Irater-matk in every lea
IF the book of directions around each pot or box
the may be epla inly seen by koidingth the leaJ
'oihe light. handsome reward will be given
to any one rendering such Information as may
lead to the detection of any parry or parties
,ounterfeifng the medicines or vending the
same, knowing them to be spurious.
s.sSold at the Mandatory Of Professor
HOLLOWAY, SO Maiden Lane, New York, and
by al respectable druggists and Dealers in
Medicine throughout the United States and the
civilized world, in boxes at % cents, CO cents,
md one Dollar each.
&A-There is considerable saving by taking
he larger sizes.
n. B. Directions for the guidance ofpatients
in every disorder are athxcd to each b,x.
Jan. is, ISh9-ly.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-07
THE RE NJ EDY !
HEALEY & SHRTVER'S
L | M / IA EN- T
A Safe and Reliable Cure for
Sprains, Bruises, Rheumatism,
Chilblains, Paius in the Limbs and Back,
Cramps, &c, &C.
Prepared only by HEALEY q sHRTTER,
Chemists and wholesale Druggists
A WONDERFUL CURE PERFORMED BY
I'D q Rlul DY,
A WONDERFUL CURE PERFORMED BY

Nessrs. HedEey q Shrirer.
Gentlemen About T thanksgiving
day 1857, Nov. 26) / had the misfortune to
receive asevere injury by falling off the top of n
railroad car, bruising and straining my back
that was complete cripple, nc being able
to move myself without the most circulating
pain. Iptccdred q Bottle dfyour valuable Lini.
ment and used it ms directed; in four days
was able towalk about and in six weeks cur
ed, the palm and swelling having entirely left
my back.
Icheerfdlly recommend your Liniment as be-
ing an article which believe to be unrvalled.
JAS. SULLIVAN.
Cumberland, Feb. IS, 1883.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-07

MARILLA ROPE Of ali sizes: Gro
NJ GER les, Provisions. Feed. Wood ware,
Oils, DC, kept constantly on hand and for sale
By A. J. BooSE.
Canal Basin, below the Bridge. cnb'd, Nd
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TIN WARE EMPORIUM -!
]. II. MAGIIL

J. II, MAGILL
DEG leave to call the attention of the public
ID to his large and well assorted stock of
Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Ware {;
Parlor and Cooking Stoves, for Wood or Coal
-avariety always on hand Chimney Tops =
Hot and Cold Water Baths: Children's Baths /:
Refrigerators; Water Coolers; 2 variety Of ia
PANIED Ware; Extra Castings, of various de-
scriptons fog Stoves; Fire Brick; Sheet Copper
and Brass; Lead Pipe; Zinc, &c.
Ey- Hot and Cold VA TER BA tbs
and CHIKNFY TOPS constructed
and put up to order.
Merchants buying will find it to their sdvau-
| tage to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Stoves, Furnaces, &C., cleansed, repaired,
and refurnisted with Friedrich and Isinglass,
To the mining public 1 would call attention
| to my Miner Lamps, unsurpassed.
An assortment of COAL OIL LAMPS, al
ways on hand. cid Lamps changed to burn
the Coal Oil.
FOR SP0RTSMEH;,
have Ely's Celebrated Cartridges, Caps, and
! Gunpowder, un surpassed.
| Metallic Roofing, Spouting, and all kinds Of
House work executed with dispatch.
! All work warranted as represented.
Particular attention given to all orders from a
distance.
E5- Baltimsre Street, : de6rs West OF the
| Post Office. Cumberland, Nd.
| Sent. 9, 15jS-tf.
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El.usjDelas and salt RHfuf is

Are two of the most common and vifulen
disorders prevalent on this continent, TO these
the Ointment is especially anita gonistic, it'
"modus operanGi'is first to eradicate the venom
and then complete the cure.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-07
EruDfious on the skin.

Arising from a bad state of the blood or
chronic diseases are eradicated, and a clear
and transparent surface regained by the resto-
rative action Of this Ointment. 1t surpasses
many o the CO sm cites and other toilet applica.
tious in its power to dispel rashes and other
LII q rur a OF ile fure-
, 1859-06-22

DlarrrE auorr AcH,Ln-Ycsterday forenoon
there was, for i short time, quite an encounter
Mt The corner Of jackson and State streets, il.
which one Dr. Wood was most numerically
handled BY 4 strapping Irish amazon Of about
twenty-five summers. !*nd winters, too.-fcr
she must bare grown in the winter time, Il,
have reached her huge size and muscular deye!-
opmeut.) The rencontre, as far as VIC can learn.
arose from the following circumstances pr.
Wood, about two years aso ,obt7incd this child III
Pittsburg-how VIC arc moi infoTncd-adopted
cared for it, and brought it to this ctr, and has
since kept it at his house. liz Edna Place. For
few weeks, this woman has been around the
house, as he suspects, to abduct this child aud
yesterday. while he was temporarily absent.
she appeared, in company with another woman,
and beckopcd To Mrs. n. to bring out the cI1il4l
10 tic door. As soon as she did so the woman
cajoled the young one and took her off with her
| pretending 10 buy some candies for it. Mrs.
| ". followed the woman. but without power IL
wrcst the child from her grasp. The latter cry
| ing oil the while 10 60 10 its Ma. In few min.
utes the doctor came along, aud hc, By bold
mnneuyrc, got the child but the woman, crying
| that sue was the mother, flew at him like man
She was very powerful, yet tho doctor clung Il
his adopted, aud some friends allowed him t
cuter the gate Of their house, but the won,a,
was not 10 easily rcpulscd; she chased him intt
the gate, and the doctor had to clutch her throa
to prevent her doing harm to him, and lose hi
child; the latter crying out to stranger in tn
l =.
, 1859-06-22

The New York Ntra1d is making I'M attack up
on the new Postmaster General. 1t rc-anirms
its story Of rc-washcd and counterfeit postage
stamps, and asserts thut tile removal Of Post
master Wcstcott, Of Philadelphia, was because
he had cndcarored to find out who were robbing
him. There were thieves in the Post Office
ahout hundred persons had access to the Nun
ey. and the Postmaster could not tell who took
it, consequently le assessed The loss on the
whole Of thenl- The sum stolen was 81 -, -
Ror single quarter. Ey assessing the loss on
the employees Of the office, Mr.. Westcott made
them interested in detecting the thicves. But
the Post Office Department could no, retain in
its employment man 80 anxious tn detect nil
fering,
, 1859-06-22

The Constitutional. whose official importance
as Journal is only srcor:i i, the Honttn ar, d.
rrct> attention to the feeling manifested il, the
Cnted States in favor Of ,l.e ltaliun cause, aud
to the approval given I" The Intervention Of
france in the c"n!lict between Austria and J'ict.
mont. ltsa.s tic Italian question l,,s appeared
tn the Americans in all IT'S simplicity and crau-
deur. They have understood that, On ,hc one
hand, there w:s the Illegal oppression of I'll,
entire people; and On tic "icr, the noble desire
Of that people to rec"n1urr their nationality
and independer c., and the generous resolution,
Of friendly Power fixing 10 succor thc weak
pressor. Such unaninsity, il says, was perhaps
nercr before witnessed ou the American soil
since the days Of Washington.
, 1859-06-22

b The arl:v:l If ,?l" lr.i<i". which reached
New York III . :'",ln,:k last evening. We have
news Of t!as- highest interest two days later
The Austri:!:,- kaye 1ur'E tls1odscd from Ma-
rl4na,n, otherwise written -ne'ty"t'so, Il iowa
Of 7,UO1 Inhabitants ten miles southeast d!
Milan M the r,,:sl Il, Lpdi--with the loss Of
Lon prisoners. Tic main l'ody Of the AUS
trl1.s was said II le rctrcatine behind the
river -iddl
Tie Derby Ministry had Lesn defeated III
the En.lsl. Inns. q Commons by 4 majority
IF thirteen. ard tic resignation of the Cabinet
was expected 10 G"!low Immediately. THIS is
Il republican, triumph; ;,,ll 4 signal overthrow
q the Austrian PARTY in Urea, Britain.
Prussia ia: ,.,s.'.!l;;.d l,cr army and seems
determined /, eater tlp. conflict Oh the side nf
Austria
, 1859-06-22
39rcss Trihuttt.


49,
The news By the hanger'o. printed III AL
other column is Int one day later than the
-Anllo Sa1ons adyics: Int it serves 10 make
the latter clear: The Alies aenicrcd IN iln-
portant and Substantial victory at Magenta
Thc Austrianx have abandoned Milan and
Pasa. arl evidently are Etll:n5 hack upon
their st:on; ;ilo!ts-p:s:hicra Mautna, Legnago
and Eerona-w!lerc the great operations Of
the war are % bc carried On. IL tho North,
Garrtal'l had l,een successful. and tie force
uudcr command of Gen. I'rs,an was routed and
dispcr:ai. Sus.lrio. III tllr |altclline. Como,
mud Varesc were indsp!1a'ly in possession Of
Ga7ilaldi, and were gladly submitting to the
government nr vic:c: Emmanuel. THIS, so
FIR as tic intelligence 1ron, the scat Of war is
conerned corers ,!ln principal events. We
arc witho Any further d.'tuils of the battle Of
NJ Mt@":la. which ..',l he accepted as authority.
In Great Britain Ministerial rrjsis was al
h1ni and tn: 1ria! oi strength between Lord
Derby and thc Opposition was expected i'll TIC
House of Commons ti, the It'll. Mr.. Disr:srli
had announced III Important financial move
mcnt which was supposed to refer 10 new
.can to mrt the .x,,elises u! the late increase
in the naval forces
Az in11r,Tta:!. circular FROM rF;ucc Gortsclls~
kon' 10 ,]!n Kussiu1. cny',ys III Germany de-
c!ares that if Germany ;'"'s In tic aid Of Aus
tr,;l, K,,>sa will consider tic equilibrium re"
su|t;ae from t!.c trc:t;ts by wlirl! the Ger
na4ic Confederation WAS constituted: destroyed.
Notwithstanding 1l.i+ tho Presidents Of the
two Legislative Chambers Of tie Ducl:y Of
HesSc nar,strl: had declared in favor If war
against Louis Napoleon,
Koss'1:h lad lift Elly y!;a:ld for Italy, aud was
l.. lie followed l,y three hundred l'ung:lria1s
1ylIu lad arrived ilvln America.
, 1859-06-22

The receipts If l:rca.!stui1, during the past
week w,:e IS i"|iuw-: 13,1"l bills. Hour; ST.
MI b,. w!;4;; :'";,nl1 bu. corn l:,:7a bu. oats
j." L,s rye; aid a.1i:' 1u hurley.
The shipments during thu sa,ne period were
1874 bills. flour; III ,41:' bu, wheat; :H ,:':j
hu. corn: .!!.11l ll oats and ';,3:'s bu. barley.
Thr total receipts aud shipments since the
lss Of Ja:uary. compared with 1>3s, will b.
found i'll tlle following table;
Etr.;pt.. Shipments.
, 1859-06-22

We understand, f,otn very good nuthorisy,
that the ''eray-eted man of destiny" has organ
izcd new piratical ti!lihus,crin, expedition to
invsdc Nicaragua, and tha, the cmigrants''
will sail from this Pnrt Tuesday or Wetines-
day Of this week. .icti,c recruiting has been
going on for SOME time. and IL vcry respectable
force US to numbers LII, been engaged. Walker
is still sanguinc Of tn: Success aud laughs 1T
the pretended oprn>isi''n nj The United States
Governnlent.-.N. ]. Zr.Lun. .nkh
, 1859-06-22
QREIS AND TRIBUNE
D ' ERTISIN SCHEDULE.

IAr a. :. r.; - ill., e: -- ". 50, ".. Az
eHEsR All, Tx1ur-v ST..
, 1859-06-22

c~ c. r, - ,e Dill, n,,
g. ~ w,, .1t.o.
11 49, .I.. c.a.. ;-.,,;,,- *1;., i,,,
80 ~. n--a. ,ao. =, ar5;n.,o, of
49, ,1a- ,.,,, ,.r, rha
....1 h.. H. ,-on
:, A'p' ~, ,,..-
nursn: :, 4ne ~, cas ,sp @se ~ - = 800
- " 1a'"''' ~ - "''~' ~
e"t A'.o'ns,. 49, ~ -,
oeaa snoa'a nu'e o'ous"t ''. suit a. '''' "'' ;,
sa''on ia s"e va 'e5 0'1 P4
issu'Hs y. 'o"4e' Nv >oA'A' 0 49,
oeia i:1 .,.a ~ 49, :. 49, "uh,;s -'; ;s;s. ,,a. 49,
VI ".4~n 40 .,.,s r - :.,;
su'. :m, ~ : - a, ~. . " r'. -
,4auA 49, ~. 49,, ~, assa,.,aa y, ~,
~ :. ~. s1s:, ,>- ~,
States Attorney, in the name Of The People.
Those we're the principa! points discussed yes
tcreay. To-day the argument will be lnustft' on
the construction of the City Charter. The
matter will probably terminate this afternoon.
r1... 49, oe
- 49, ,.t,. n.:,un'', 49,
>'7 oA
10 ous cneap ''che's aio u seua ms 'a''''' fas''
His lady was cautious enough to Sew *1s IN
,,o}d and her checks in hcr dress, But when
she arrived in Albany she discovered that her
money bad been adroltly stolen from its hiding
p1ace, yet worse than the loss Of the money was
that Of her checks for all her baggage. which
"e'e III 'ne po'''non4'' WI. "ef 'no"e' "a.
long face she went 10 tue ba:s!sage ''nastcr anu
told her story, and begged to l,ayc her trunks,
u, ,. 4. ~, >,
"Wt,v u.d,,n - s,;, H., ".a,r chacte ,x-;~.a
''''N' 7 @a' >, -, A
ny express, 1"euty minutes before You. 1AeE
v4re kindly sent mn hy fle f}isci11e If C{utti,,
:. " w.
1JuSl!, VINO, tt3ElnE Stoitl filc Hhll, Gfn MOI
~ sa,d ,ha n,,'e, s H.. NV a~nsass s'> r;sd ~ ,,;,r
courteous and gcnslen.aniy freebooter, your skill
and :al1antry qre worthy Of Il better calling.
--
0rc.x1z.r,nx or $rw furvcu oS 7,1.
SOcTu StpE-At meeting OF those 1psIIuu, TT
:, r.,
, 1859-06-22

q On Monday afternoon, on dispatch rc-
ceycd from pccatonica, Stephenson county,
officer J. S. Williams picked up Il pair Of mares
in tlis city, which on Sunday night lad been
run of from that place. 1t the time Of tl.r:
being stolen they where in tho Sheriff S charge
on alf execution,
, 1859-06-22

s4F Scnatsr Douglas accompanied the Gin
ciuati excursionists to that city ou Saturday,
and is on his way to Washington, whittier lie
has been summoned bv tho intelligence Of Mrs.
D. being seriously i'll.
, 1859-06-22

Now REApr.-No. = Of the "Dime Song
Hook" a'so fresh supply Of No. are now
ready at McNally l. Cas-, II dearborn street.
, 1859-06-22
GFand Military I+ncnlnpulcn cnt.

There Is to b:a great military ovation ii La
layettc, 1u6iaua, III The ID. I'd, and IN days Of
July next. The Encamp;ncnt is expected to iu-
cludc nun,l'sr Of full stats and military from
Cincinnati. Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Louisville,
Cleveland, Maunlcc. Wabash, Peru, Logansport,
Laporte, New Albany, Charlottesville, Indian
apuiis, DC. The Governor Of Indiana md Lis
Staff wall review Sic assembled tropr,s, and de.
liver nn address on Tie parade ground.
Col. Henry =. Lanc, Of Indiuna, will addrc
the military upon tue battle ground Of Tjrpe
canoe. md t!r civic and military ceremonies o
the Fourth ut Lafayette will he unusually at
trac,iye. Hon. Thomas corwin, Of Ohio. vii
deliver an oration, and ". Il. Fosdick, Of Gin
cinuati, poem.
The Lafayette military arc maxim: arrange
1neuts to receive aud entertain their guests j,
elegant and liberal style.
, 1859-06-22

INTERESTING CEEEMoAtEs.-The celebration Of
the Third Anniversary Of the Garrett Biblical
Institute is now in progress Mt Evanston. where
this splendid institution is located, aud VIC are
glad to learn that its financial affairs are sound
also that il is dong abundant good in its sphere
Of action. Thr examinations to-day, will doubt
less bc highly interesting. The evening excr-
ciscs Of to-dny are 10 include an address before
the Missionary Association by Eev. T. II. Eddy.
The anniversary sermon is 10 be delivered TO-
morrow by Kcv. u. +. kiddcr. The interest Of
the Celebration will doubtless be heightened by
the visit Of Bishop Simpson. who NC understand
is expected to BE- present.
, 1859-06-22

TIL. Wheat market during, The past week has
sutlcrcda dcciiuc oil.yt1 lie III Winter. and 1hcI
l3c OH Spring Sra.irs-1he MARKET closing to-
day ut Sl..3tf - fur M. Rel. Winter in storc
<l.":, for No. = Rcd Winter; Sl.", for No.
Spring; :"eG: nc for Standard Spring. TN the
1t.tl Of May last, little mere than four weeks
ago, NJ Red Winter Reached $l.,; in store
*tori"yu a..}int rim. 'is" yJor:y-' iyht'*nts pr
hu>A,i. Flour has been dnl1 ard dropping, with
scarcely saes enough to jrsif. quotations. 1ntllc
absence Of nn export drMand, holders arc slip.
ping freely themselves to eastern markets.
There has breu go"d shipping demand for
Corn, and prices have brcn well n,ain-
TUNED tho average decline Of the week
being only about l!ei2c pcr busE.el. Oa,>
are dull, aud transactions confined to city
trade. Nyr >nt,l 1t :"'c. Barley inactive and
nominal IT. 4ttI :I,c. The stock Of Provisions Is
very light, nnl the demand limited 10 tt!e wants
of the lumber regions. Mess Pork sells H. l,cr
here than in New York, st. Louis or Cincinnati
tile transactions Vi ti,t past week bcEs nj
$17M1..a". Lard is scarce with Il limited de-
,aan,i Il, lle'l,:c. Ta'low good export de-
ti.,,l and market buoynnt closing nj 1"aet 1nfc.
Wnol conlr> III slowly, and ttlr market rc,,sins
4ui.s and unchanged. Ths receipts last wcrk
we're only l.,1::: lLs-somr Of which was COARSE
woo. frnm IT. Louis tnr the Last. The 7uliN.
quotations arc fer common TO full blood fleece,
.:,o14tc; and Tor pulled, :oGl42c. Cattle de-
c'incd during the week fully IL = t''-c'osinr
dull Lumber is advancing; but thu business
Of the past wrck was LIMITED. Receipts shuw
Il GIllin.. .lu .,f ;luut tNa million feet
, 1859-06-22

lB 1t is said that Rev Dr. Evarts, Of Lonis-
vile, Ky., has signified his intention to accept
the call to the pasto1ate Of the First Baptist
Church md Society in this city.
, 1859-06-22

Excursion 10 LArF Foprsr-Neortv saren
hundred Of our citizens epIovcd delightful ex.
cursion to Lake Forest YESTERDAY. rambling
about among its majestic oaks. and y;ew
ing the improvements that are poinc forward in
this thriving place Among the crowd VIC .:o-
ticed also several leading citizens Of Joliet. and
the cars brought down some three hundred
from Naulcean. The crowd in coiu. to and
returning from the dcpot !ooled nor,> Iii. I'm
excursion ooino ~ attend commencement ;,
score of ycar, ],ence- when ,hc Lind rnirer.;tv
shall graduate hundred students. than uny
tbinr IRE can think of The dav was hcau,;cnl
and the meeting and ,njnn,;no of so monv
friends in social intercourse ra. nIcasant cy-
ceeLin.ly SO, aud as a whole the party was
eserytling *in atx line" thai could be- lesirrd
The Great Western Band discourseI music. and
the Scotch Ujehlunders with their @ nin,r'
formed most interesting feature Of the occa.
sion- The party WAS composed mainly Ut the
members of the New Schoo. Presbyterian
churches Of this city, hut nc we're glad to see
PrQtestants Of nearly if not quite every namr
and Catholics also, ulingIiny in the most pl.a:-
ant social intercourse.
From the depot tue crowd marched through
the gracefully winding avenues. or filed or in
parties through tile deep rayines, all meeting in
due time at Lake Park, where from the steep
bank eighty feet abose tile pebbly shore, they
looked out with delight, mu,,y # them for tie
first time from this spot. upon tic broad. blue
wutcrs Of Lake Michigan To the pent up d.ui-
zel's ofour dusty city, bali score Of ressels in
, 1859-06-22

= 0weu NcClusksy, Z well known dog
fancier-which mems farcicr Of other mems
dogs, was yesterday scut to Dridcwcll on u
charge of vagra pcy III default of Sa5 fine.
, 1859-06-22

~ Among the benevolent institutions it
the city, is Cook & Mcl.ain's Steam nyirs.
Securing; and Repairing Establishment, -
Dearborn street, where they enable every u:c
10 dress we'll at II tritliug cost. by taking their
old clothes and making thcm look like new.
, 1859-06-22

The Washington correspondent Of tue New
York Courin, and Enfuirfr says:
1T is stated up"n probable authority that
Mr. Mclean '... negotiated treaty With ,tuarcz,
ccding so tic United Suites. Sonora. Chiihua.
States agreeing to assist thr liberal party md
to pay tic cluiuns If AMERICAN citizens within Il
limited amount, to be ascerta;ned By Mexican
Commits -iunrr. Tic trcatyis expected 10 sr-
rive within the present month"
, 1859-06-22
I,OC.A1. MATTERS.

~ OF course We need not remind the ladies
their soilcd or faded garments clean>ed or dyed
to any shade desired, without injury TO the NIL
tcrial, is ut Mcssrs. Cook l. Bras, l23 clark
, 1859-06-22

u Mount Vernon. Figaro. Emperatriz, l:u
genie, Ceryantes and Punch Cigars and genuine
Meerschaum Pipes just received by J. &. Oak
10y i Co., - CLARK street, je4.Alw
, 1859-06-22

The Richmond Enqrjrv gives the following
Us the official vote Of EirSiuia for. Governor, Us
far Us returns llavc been received:
For I.rtci1er III IA. .;.st
Eur G"E-rln liz II. Observation-Disclosures
Lete!iefa 15si"7itv....-... ......-..... 5,la3
Nine counties are yet to bc heard from oflici-
ally: These counties give i reported majority
ioF LetcAcr Of :;223. which, il true, would give
(;ovnin
, 1859-06-22

CHICAGO IS. CLEvELASp.-.A Cricket Match
between Cleveland and Chicago players was 10
hare taken place on the Heights near that PLACE
on Monday.
, 1859-06-22

~ word to the wise is sufficient So we
will merely say that If the gentlemen happen to
need anything i'll the shape OF shirts, collars.
Hose, i;loyes, fine Summer Cnderclo'hing.
Neckties. 1landkerchiefs. or any other article.
Of the kind, that VI arc crcditab.s informed,
that the best place to get them is sHppose} 10 br
II, j. T. James establishment, II Lake street.
under the Trrmont House.
, 1859-06-22

- Mr. TAos. Turner, for many years con-
ncctcd with the Michigan Central Railway in
this city, has been appointed Freight Agent at
this point for the Great Western Railway. The
ppolntment is good one.
, 1859-06-22

ANOTHER S1ckLEs' CAsE.-The Journal SAYS
City Marshal Kelm received d;spatcl, OH Sat
urday requesting him to arrest Mrs. Barnes and
a gay Lotbnrio, ia l,onely looking carpenter
who had fled from Marquette, Lake Superior,
the former leaving a husband and two children.
Thc dispatch WIS piaccd in the hands Of officer
Asa Williams, who proceeded AT about ) o'clock
on Sunday morning to tile steamer Lady Elsin,
where. with Tie assistance Of Capt. Jack Viii
son, the guilty parties were Gagged. They were
sent home ria Detroit yesterday, in charge Of a
friend Of the offended party.
, 1859-06-22

- The fines i'll the Police Court yesterday
morning amounted to *I:5;3. Tscnty-six IRIS
oncrs were up, sixteen Of whom were fined