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, 1859-03-14
Personal and Political.

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anusrat {, x...z..;.. H. l.. -
Of ex,Po,tn,..... o.-..., w;..rr- N. 49,
sr.fn.1.v ~ a...,o- VII. =, 49,.
- AN4'oA'
daughter ~ ~ u.... s,,..;... 49," -.
Paris, IL soon tn m.rrv NJ H.nds-.,n ~ ~.
United Staten.
-n;. nj, NJ p;.,,
vis.d n- R,,,s- ~. U.t;o.1, r.e.1 -Ae 49,
.--.! "a ~ ~'e''~' @'o " pa" eno
"A r.ondo, .o-x..,o,a... 10: c,
arr Skando-5 ds,;.. 49,, -. n.,."
hands ~;,h -. sI..1 IT, ,,:-:-.
onen;no If p.,,,.... =. -. .s..As ~
Did an7hod, h.,;.-. 49,. ~, ..,~Ss:.
hai. had IN foroottsn it,.,fv
-r..
Mo,o.. 'uss,e1 e"'o'' s4Js toa, oo'efnol
who as.isted in thu fatal " sbo,er;no ~ Moo,. -
in the Auburn nr;,on Tha f..1i,o se,;,,t h;,,
wss 30 strono aro,o h,. f.,,ov ar;.aea-- 49,.
~.,,o. a@ .'' 's4'o" r. p.A'one'' 1ua'n'
"'@' NV 08'' ~ na'e n'n' among tnem.
p,,.;ot .:s1ponusn' ;. o1 'ne concord q. ~
!n'ost"eo " q correspondent that
NOTORIOUS burglar, VIM Wsrburtou. better
known as :" Bristol Bill" eacsped from III. state
Prison at wind.or " m ~. ~ -. s
,u.d =, ~" aesof' ~, on 'ae ash ou' wa Pur.
firing nt them f,r.d !, re.n,n 49, I;,,a1 ssN sao
dead on the snot. '~N ''''''
i&o" mr. oumnes' dated February
= atate that hls health is slowly but surely i'm
proving, and that be expreasea hjm.eff a. c.r.
tain Of beng ab,e IN re,pu. II. sau....;.,
dn,;a. .. 40 n4o 'ena'of'a'
oaoes 81 the commencement Of the next ses-
eiou.
m
me East Baltimore Conference Of the
t;sm.h,,-. '>ops4 ~ ono1ea' IN session at VII
nous vote and -;,han, ses0 das.." ~ ou anAal'
currepca in N. r.,o,n.;oa. - 49, t,:-"..
Conference nrono.;n. ~ ~ eh..s ~ 40 ~ asA s:..;"
lima AZ tn mata no, .1ara h.1d;-. 49,. =.
memha,.b;n il VI. ua.haa;,. z,.;...s.,cs1
''.'f1 o~A'
toronto correspondent OF the New York
"An order !, co,r,;, h.. ....."st ' ea's'
removal of ali the Dspar.ms Of t,oVernw.nt u1
" m!tn a. the Legislative apparatus, and Library ot
9o:ooo volumes, cserkE, messengers, Queens
ptn'e[s, &C., 70 Qaehec. They are to
s.slt. Governor and all, on the opening Of the
1nn.e 1aea.aGu ay say ooo 70 JUG peFsons-perhaps
na1 mcte a astanTe s 90 miles When Canada is an
he az na ~ '.e olea osates there will, perhaps,
- eA1 ~ euen eos'ty lollies.
Tho Washiupton eorre.no,ss,+ ot ~.
f,harra.t,, ,t.-..r.,.. " N1e
"Tse n A"e4'y Sa15'
ment ofthe Kansas Confs-ana A .oe le9nire, 81 re-
population before admission a. State. ba. had
.;ana malxeo effect n widening and deepening sec
Congress Tii1 mn,a n Ill.,, ossasoo IN !os next
such blows, and the tie between the Northern
aaa southern wings Of The Democratic party
p A'A ''e'
a onarleston correspondent Of the same paper
says that this debate proves that *upon the
Tariff, and upon tue great question of tha Ta,r;.
tories which b.. fo. ,h;.., u...,
r1.;a. A.. 49, 'eals 'u'e@'eneo Lee
are irreconciIably divided. Eithar ,ba ,a-tv -
tho North nn,t be rho1;.ioo,7,a ~ - 49,. -
, 1859-03-14

Al ten o'clock yesterday morning, - the men
were getting peid of, the territory Of uucle San,
VA ruthlesa1J invaded and the rules Of the Navy
Yard set q defiance By female hsroine. in tho
person OF Mrs. ", widow. " fat. fair and for
w. who walked into the yard with . cowhide
under her cloak. and strsightwsy proceeded to
the object Of her search, = Hi. P. Having
found him, she uncloaked her cowhide and un-
eerenon'ousiy applied it to bin head and shoul-
ders with vigor shat could not b. surpassed By
sven brawny trockmAn- Net aatisded with
one haRsllaton, shs returned 4tter dinner and
again applied her cowhide to the hexd and
shoulders Of her victim with renewed yiaor:
and altar shs got through with The second chas.
tlsemsut ahe declared she would come every dsy
nntil she got eix dollars, which she averred waa
due 70 her for house rent or hare the worth of
it ont of hide. Truly, tbs age Of heroines has
not gone BY.
, 1859-03-14
The Pulpit Ministry of Jehu G. Jones,

The Pulpit Ministry of Jehu G. Jones,
A correspondent Of the Westan Epi,copolian
makes the inquiry:
Was Hoa.J Clancy Jones, Minister to Austria,
ever sn American Episcopal clergSman2 The
Tribune correspondent from Washington ssys SO.
Who eau give u the facts7
To which the editor replies as follows:
The above inquiry Was made several times in
the public prints, and answered in the aflmat
Wo knew Nj, ]. in 1873 or ,es, as Beneficiary
Of the AM. rican Education Society, st1d5inR il
Gambler, With 8 yisw Of entc.ing the Ministry ID
the Ep'scopa1 Church. He did not complete bis
au1ies IN Gambler, but ne have nh impression
that be attempted TO tals Orders In Ohin, aud
taled. He was afterHarls ordained by Bishop
Doane, ~ New Jersey. HI preached for Aonc
ums n Autlea aln, IN that 6tate, aud We think
removed to Florida, TIE ara not certain that b
advanced beyond the Daeonaze- And at whst
time. and in What Diocese, and for what cause, he
waa Displaced from the ministry, we know not.
, 1859-03-14
New Arrangements OF the Illinois Cen.
tfal X. II. Co.
fFrcU The Ma r York Tfms3 11th


The Managers OF the Illinois Ceatrlf, after CON.
Eultasion with leading Eag1ish stockholders, Of
which Ar. Richard Golden, NOW on a visit 10 tbe
United States, is one. hare adopted the policy Of
paid. receiving thereon tour per cent per annuno
equal to ten per cent. interest On the additional
forty dollars per share required to this end, The
pan suggested is the voluntary payment By the
share holders Of the uaassessed forty dollars upon
pany will issue tal paid certificates Of one huudrcd
do!la1s, with interest warrants attached for fur
dollars per aunum. which viii b. equivalent to ten
per cent. On the forty dollars coatsibutcd. Tae
Company for tho present year; then to tho pa y.
ment Of the fIeeIaal bonds and the pu1chas. If
The construction bonds, to be hsld for .hs wants
ot the land department. Tee extinction Of the
lien upon the ireeland bonds will rele4se the pto.
perry for he purposes Of trust, and render avail.
able for the purposes Of Interest all the collections
In the land department.
, 1859-03-14
From Lake Superior.

The oatonagon Niaer Of Feb. adsh saJa that
the "Ainnesota raised o76.o14 pounds or
ls7]1 tons Of copper in December, md 25l, ,1s5
pounds, or 1855 tons in January. This is q
considerable filling of in the monthly product
Of the mine, which ia accounted for by several
serious accidents to the machinery and shafts,
In other psrts Of the mining districts tbs opere-
tions Of the season have been generally favor.
Hh1e
, 1859-03-14
Qopdrtnersbips, Sc.


NOTICE.-TuE FIRM OF THOMAS l.
Mschsv e i III. da1 Dissolved Ia accordance
III w. 70 tsEns Of he sonRae. Tne aodesTg.td il
T: 81 = ~ IT a. = Ss@i &
lao % - NJ sStta2 Msa4sD Il ;Se'3 r FHSxas Efss
n1ssoLUT1oS.-THE CU.PARTNER
s- r. eha@L u ~ d:y @ d.s!v.d 81 @itul eaai:a.
felS9:s. kssIS . "a l' 5S5S SS5Sds sSaEseo ss5ES
N0TICE.-THE SPECIAL Oh LIMITED
Il s,2f N6ox4 ss5ft9 r
Tatp ~ "a, ny nnt
meas Of the l1te urn. - ~ e"T
GE2ssE edas i Sd1T;A I dsTASToS. I;yoS.
Chicago. u.,.s qs:4:s T.: IL Z ddsS'Ss:' d'ssSS:'
aoea.rnsas andef sae IL & have this da''osd
coNDlcT, M0oLLEY L. CO..
for eoatIru'uE The
SlDDLERT, c0lCH-HA~DWARE,
q GooRA ASp
st4ntoa oolle1 1Fuisoa Il 53 ,sis sre.t d
55Eg S5EsHES ! T5G39X1 i; GS399SX,1cr.
o,, 1I6 Ts46Ek1cS cG2itsaf' King
n1sso. LUTON OF coPARTxERst p.
i s. e "a # IS Sas sas SfePs'o, q
z r. 1 e: e. he, n; R,f5s,d e. .
s G ~ .sa q e .s d e
cs,c..a, xvrh1y,. 45ks1s 4@ R'.e2EH,asn eqEEHss
Chicago Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead Works.
II II ssqaa: H. h. he
e u "a 81 c. y sfS g. U 4tsas 70
fhs y Loqla Shot Toxef Co. aod eou1d rsspeca
nm q ce, Il 2ss.s heretofore extended
aa: ss sps ssses tes esa st, d;
w. LII 4:
= e ss' sss % =.
ssi ,sss::s a:ssh h'i'5sat oksi5 st5t1Sfsz oSIs
St. Louis Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead Wsrks.
Tke unidentified .l eontinu. ths m4auka=susnr bud
esi ns anaef b. adi.daa nams nd xoa4 1e.peesfay
>. Ion,. x...s ~. ,,zs ,s.' H5ak1s eoL1xa
n1ssoLpTIoN uF CO PARTNERsHIP.
%ga.aI s?a;.aI 56seaofe Gsa Josa D. Eaa a%:a "a q
sa;aos1ed q .cte !. bushes, 81 q I'd 81 & sa"'' = fa'
A. A. K. SAWYER
l1HH o. MILAN,
THO. BETTE
telt IN JOHN B. M1LLT,
1tO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-THE uN-
~ derssnsd h4ys shis dAv formed co-partner.hIp
under the name md stJie Of Saver P4rler Co. ior
purpose OF IAnsaetnE 9eneT2l Conn1f4on hua es u
4. Z. sAwYTR,
LatA Of the d1u Of asHyer, Me1len & ca
R8- p%RKkK
. l. O. RoT1N9TON,
lsl930 ate Parker Bo1lrktou.
NOT1CE-WE TAKE PLEASURE IN
~ Recommending the new trna Of eazye. Parker /
e - Eeasten faly enuted 70 the ses5ect and coy
aaence 2. the nquness conaoni:s. and We trust The
A0d oihea wshnx ther bu luess transacted il pEoapt
the new horse- THU BETTS
felaan 10HN q: WftTrH'
, 1859-03-14

~ 4 bill hAs passsd the Wisconsin Assem-
bly, providing for sepsrats ballot 1t elections,
for judicial odlcura An tbs statutes now provide
ths nans Of thu sandidats for Supreme Judge
b upon ths saaas tiaket with town ofissrA Thu
bill will probably paM The Senate.
, 1859-03-14
Wisconsin Railroad Farm mortgages.
~

11o111 Ea- 116Q1suu au11u41s 1Vsu-1
Among the bills introduced in tho House res
terday, was one important one BY Ar. Merrill of
Dodge, concerning farm mortga9ors and certain
railroad companies. This bill provides that sll
railroad companies in this State which have
issued stock in exchange for notes and mort
cages. without especial power granted by the
Legislature for thst purpose, ahsll monthly pay
into the State Treasury twenty per cent OF their
gross earnings, to be applied By the Treasurer
IN liquidation Of such notes and mortgages
Further provision is made sgaiust re-. issue Of
these securities. The treasurer of any such
company is to make q monthly statement OF the
gross receipts Of the company, verified By oath.
Any failure on the part Of q railroad company
to fulfill the conditions aud obligations imposed
IN the bill, ia declared to he good cause Tor for
feitu7e Of charter
, 1859-03-14
Disappearance sf Papers from the State
Department.
The Washington correspondent OF the Cincln-
uatf Er-rfte 4avs.

nati Ga@tsle, says:
1t il rrmarkable that the project for treaty
which tie Spanish Minister OF Foreign uflirs sub.
m!tted to Perry the Secretary OF LEGATION in
1854, during Soule's absence, and which was re.
Gently called for by q resolution offered by John
Bel should be missing from the files Of the State
Dep artment. All the papers Of correspondence
we're submitted to thu inspection Of Mr.. Soule in
1855, after bis return, and when Ilo threatened
publication, which Was neyer made. They have
now myste1iou.y disappeared; but copies Of them
all are in the hands ol Teackle Wallis, an eminent
member Of tho Baltimore bar, to Hhom they were
communicated At the lime He ought to publish
them. This is tue second OCCASION within few
years. when ,luable historical papers hare bean
missed from tho State Department. TIE import.
ant parts OF Nashiugton's correspondence relating
to Hamilton. caunos be discovered, tlough they
were known to exist when Al examination WAS
lust permitted.
, 1859-03-14

T ATE PHYsfUIAN AND SURGEON TO
~ 4s ousha1ts and Aura! Institute Of Lo1isvina
unts1 safe. tor ski,! sid socce1 - operator On
T. ,iss E99 A1D EAR hsa ROY eesa u thn etty Ten
seH saeons.htns KLEv1S HUNDRED md k19arY-
S4vM PAT.kNf9 many Of whon bad been tally
sFs from long continued naaanaalon Of ths nda have
heEA sN - ~; and Others sgan. Vhn h1d been en-
ersy dsef n many yeafA have been sstosed hear
"a. and several othsr1 ~ho bal b:ea Deaf and Dumb
rom rnfAory have been nsda 70 heAF md speAk-au
opatIo1 oshsvs 10 hats never eeoss bsRn success-
saIty peFdmsd hy bafYson on tna Auer1caa Conf.
peoadAuaJ thst hh roota Afe sonttnaai lAronsed b
he AvAl Of nav oak ent8 lot eolJ from this and lhs
sAsot4lnA A2shk but many of &heR e4WA hpn dtsaant
&pqxhEn and EAkAEn AAkAk
m Qncsaf hA4 8fn hA In hatzTa nnake aa1
eA9V4 he nKS1aa which ~ ma aaesasfI
A3kH Q1ElQ& AZ u SOUTH CLARK.
, 1859-03-14


wAsu.oros. March =. 1850.
The Appropriation OF &87 900 for the repair
and preservation OF the Chicago Harbor
WIZ sa.eo oy Inc good fortune Of Ar. Farms
"ot'u' u ke'"oe !. upon Inc civil snd m,sce'
..n0ou' 0pp'optiaaoo Dill. daa 1esme before
~ .ee1'o3 pt"Po1"'ons @s. oaonsneu
. .o4o>e1s nA'' 'eoea OF PoeAeea IT, u
~ ". aou' 40 "pP!"P.'at'on OIL soo'o"o Tor Inc
'Twp'eNoa ~ " 'ne Oh ola'f n as improvement.
D--,, wy eai.ooe s.o'5 'ola o1 'oe
,-a.I.. p pfs''1so Ii .ae sase o1 sl"'-
~r~ssHs-. .,~ ~. '-e oensa' VI NC" os.eans'
49, - s,,o ~ ..S. ~ 81 App,opi1'"on
~. ,no,.h - ~. 49,. s.-e'nk ~ y. LUG W, o.
.,..a . 49, pp1- - j" sa'a tua'
49,. c. 1S.., y. "a'1
.ta- s,;,.m 80 ~Ao "a "n''a oeu'
IT,. ~.NI. ~A~ !A"'u' "u1 ooe u An'
sss 1850 - 80. 80 ou' e'osAao.aeaa Aaone ena
~ uue. 'no"o aa'pees' s-'o'o00
NO apP' '~''o1 - osoet eu ~ oa'e oeea
spen' WIN suoa euee'' " 1A'e 1eoueeo 'ne
uep'a u ".'es' to,n 20 10 20 'eet' 10 1e"eoy
@ Jun .r, .e1o,u"on oao v. ps'esa ofoellDe me
e a;....;a. - *s. s.,'s~ ~ ~ ssss ~ 49, ~
-..s,-.;a- -s.,s ~ - -. 80 49, s,..1t e
~ 49,. -:.h ~. - ~ -" 80 o. ~. s r;s.. w,
:. h... .o.t...d ~. III, ~ .ha -.a.,.~ 49,
- -
80 ~,
, 1859-03-14
Financial troubles at Racine, Wis
cOnsin.

The young city Of Racine, following bad ex.
amples Of other corporations Of she State, and
encouraged By worse legislation to stay the col.
lection Of deot, has dafaulted upon its bonda- 1t
appears, however, that the city authorities
were not reuiss in leyJing the proper tar to
save their credit, but certain citizens sued cut
IN injunction 70 arrest its collection. and that
inJuneslon has been granted by the courts Of ths
State.
meeting Of the bondho!ders, some Of them
rePreseuting = European interest, Was held in
New York on Saturday last, and upon = state
ment Of the fscla, 4. s Blackwell. Of Hartford,
and Charles Luling, Of New York, vsrs sp-
State or federal courts. and to engage legal
cQuuaet to fheir aasistanca
, 1859-03-14


GREAT WESTERN
LEATHER AND HIDE STORE,
BLACKBUR.F BROS,
2ol and 2o3 South Water Street,
CHICAGO. Ill.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED IN BOND
cur fsst ia1oee for tbs 5sA'. II
FRENCH KIP aud CALF SKINS.
AND Root FRONTS CRIMPED,
For the Spring Trade,
DIRECT FROM TIE PARrs MANUFACTURERS.
Boot Naks1 a9d Lesther Dealers will hud the Stock
sad coming forward iafxc 1assrEen. Of - 1''~
soLf LEArakR or TIE BEST rAaNAoEa,
oAK AID dHENLooK UPPER KIP md CALF,
... L1SINGa LA8T5 md Y1NpINas,
Which E1a b ssld II the zo.o<st usark& prses
BLACKBURN BROS,
A their LEATHER AND HOE 8rnRE, 2m 10 South
w Fl: sis VEL ss &c S;i Z &: for
T EATHEEl LEAT ER!-
HRsT oLAss CA u AND ZIP sKNs
iass received
DIRECT Pro : FRANCE.
-TY-
IA III Hs REILLY j. co.,
z43.-...........LAkE-gT..
Gaicxxo, III.
Who keep ocnaAatly on hand the lasxes& stock Of
Leather and Findings
To be found In the West Also. alssxe sock Of superior
LkATaER aad INDIA RUBBER Betting.
pro9es ~ & a above vii Be 'd .sa5 1eE r. ri
eeis !6is1 .e1.ie e areet ns.1 Ell t. Bpi5:a Si:
ORNAMENTAL PAPER HaSGlNas.-
GREAT BARGAINS.
Our Entire esoct Of
Decorative Paper Hangings,
o"nsss'nz Of = 1srze and beautiful assortment Of
Mooldiugs, Statues, Med '1tious4 Ornaments, &C.,
Win h- sold. In lots for CASH.
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST.
-.-, h. ". ANDRES CO.,
-@a2 n es.5 8 R4odoloh street, Chicago.
Brick -uachf,,es.
PATENTED NEW YORK, 1854,
APROVn 1858. FIVE ORDINARY
sa2a' IS I 5 5's 2, Is 3s II B., =. is x 4,
readily :o.sd ron .aS : .aeshe4: 1 9estioe Is
rsFy ars .soe I'd I'd 70! ts 70
slVo. AA1's Improved Hor.e Power Mouldes1, tz.5
BRICK PRESS
one nsa and BIZ eaa press to 1000 per day. equa1
ao q bs ede sitatee ad esf bsf ;s ;5s
nnoE ra Ihe, sse srons aad .a1ranttd for one 5rar
.aFo ree hand can keep '
"a app.y T. e. 9 Apls5. n the office Of Alderman Ny
Louis. where Escbinescaa b. i'd. ah55m I'd g.
1859. .... REMovAL.la5s
, 1859-03-14

a FkRfECTLY TRIUMPH ANT
REMEDY
foA ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
M A l. A RIA:

FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
NJ 4 l. A RIA;
Particularly FLYER and Anu1
chs 1.a I'D 1svsf .ad al dl,eA,. a.un. tsou ,s.,
oaa * o tie = W.,
5 *ss; aeeast e atn; ;.9:4s 9ea:
aoa Of he 1,s r n<Tedsu,s " al Tsxs;ssa
ss e. e s hse ;os sas5 5s:s sas ): ~
tina ia 3o9f sacs sars mo- :, ~
x,seRs K. MANN ss'9e Is TIL: y r. +, =,
sa1s e e ns:tsa, e.
Sasssta. s tseo%9sad aoa = WORTH tAas nans
VsH1 truly 'sa'1 RICHARDS rH3xAs,
p ;as M N9@szsE. @ cur. ts7er aod asaa e6esrfSi,
te. e D. AaoDs Aras ba..a d is ,eniiy - - IT, T.
e.. nsss Jea,s N xel' pieased vim u remedial VI.
{ in,s y 'fssss ,ss ID f sa.:s IS
n E HACKDoM. D.H,
,aa1 a!ssasj ssas nsi,,5 M4yS ~ n h.!iH ~ sea
ts vs.atr I'd co:eE obef :ins IL, eass eass.s :.
I'd iii h.. eaas t1s, ss;iI.
f'Ts1 1I1 md dasts esa' *'sesa: "a eas' 'a'D'
,oeI oR M 3 a.. ~
4na 0as DC ta5 ss{l1d ths knk Of fever aad Axae
). LYLE Ph3sictAa Ind DrnssI1
uraaoa Lso5toaa hch'esn, Juns faL tasa
1a4.s to ~ has hare 9t ~ Lbs 5een
.1s IT,, oy ehlla fever and ax1e nd -
Fs s1sis fs.e s1ss st I'd
to c11s untai used Yonr 1sue bsl1ss, ssoona aone
ss1s q ues asa "a aa s ef do.a ee
tatEx that Niu never I'LL. aea' - y TAO OILY
You9 tulS. a . uoon
q n. MANN d Co.. P,onrteto,, o,n.n q
0. J. WOOD / CO. a. Loaa. Mo.. ao,. w,-1.s',. ~
Axtnss Tor al The Neseexu 3aies Ana
sold b. Al rood drukKtrA 1 Ass'AosseH rs; ana
, 1859-03-14

NAVIGATION OF sHe M1ssouR1 The Nebraska
City Aet0s Of Feb. &c. says:-"Ths ice In Tho
river broke mp and commenced running On
Wednesday last The river II now nearly clear,
and ne predict that the steam whistle will b
heard u our leyee within two week."
, 1859-03-14
Flour Sacks.

THE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW
Il Axca4 f,f the Boston BAx Factory Of kesu1
ChAse9 Iav, Mho h4Ta lo-k ee-n fATntahly hno1n
1hxea hout ths H ufsetaxers Of the best quality
Of flur s*ets ever solt IN tho co1otr5.
Ne shAl heTe I tun aAo1srtn< of their gatk9 md
have the fa1ies fer p1inank them With and beAu-
W1l allied .aus aostly 70 pcea quality md hn!1h.
, 1859-03-14
y 4A1"c ION LETTER.

So- ~ IN erortnssak Bius Chicago Har
En.f. r. f7ats and Hoxsh Of III Xissis-
n. Cdst does not 1ntesd to rss3ya T.
~'S -rG SHston to II cqlksd
, 1859-03-14

~ Tho merchants OF Baltimore At 4 meeting
On ThursdsJ last resolved to build m exchange
on Wood street and Bowley's wharf at cost Of
&200, 600.
, 1859-03-14

| DIAPER HANGINGS- SPRING
| IL STYLES.
Splendid Array Of Rich
PARL0R AND HALL DECORATIONS,
eeieeted especially for The
CITY TRADE.
Havfog received u1ual taszo and splendid as1ost
meat OF III the late sorIcs stJles Of
WALL PAPER AND LINEN SHADES
or various desl1gs We respectfully Invite the attention
Of cu.touers and house keepers generally that
temp lie refurni5b!az their houses with Wall P4pez
and Window hAdea to lazge and complete asort-
uent Of the sa.ae.
We are aiva7s prepared 10 execute
Paper Hanging
In III the l,ua styles In asnaer unsurpassed By auy
other hcue ia tha Ssates The nc1t favorable teso4
Public Bufdirgx Churches, oHces aed rxelu ~ d.
pettd bJ conta:t OF otaerRlse In superior E5e md
Ill Of work xasr anted t. give perfect saactian or
money viii be refunded.
n. W. ANDRESS & co.
DeaersIn plaln md Decorative Payer Hauzinks Tep&
t!a7 Blinds Bordered and Ttaaloartnt Window shades
md 1tztures = RANDOLPH ETREET
Ennl1 .6m es.9 Chfexso, RI.
, 1859-03-14
U0ulaIlu11Cl.

p0T:S HIGH SCHOOL. -- TIE NEXT
- FERN xtn ecnrense on Mond,y ,. February 7,h,
only twenty-five pups lato h!s scho at hIs resideac
i1on nn.ss r., aes ae,sne ne, aRnsy x tof 10.
stvA For The advancement Of lhose sd1tsed no pairs
stll be spaIred hy shc teA,herA last
GALISBERY MANSION SCHOOL, LIN
~ coin SQUARE. WORCESTER. MABa
4 nrst CIaas boArdlnx and Day achool for Youn4
LAdleA Nv. BEA*E. Principal.
-aU4uon II cH5cAoo::-Wm. 3: Ogden IL; Rev.
Esa.; VIM u. ~e!s, Esa.. Burt Pub. schools; ". q
Lounshuy. 1sa; John 7. chaon. Esa.: J. Young seas-
mon. Eso. !al1 2nas
, 1859-03-14

HOST ETTE RS CELEBRATED
and other m=aictnal srtnea acquired celebrity acd
poonlalily here,ooEe unkno!n Til, taet has Induced
nnpncp pied parties Aud el1evhera 10 epruta feIt
and init ths creu1rAtion. and palm It oG 10 lhe n.
losoec ioE rr unpnnctpled dealesa who viii retail Il
the Teputa OF the eecu-e article thus not only
endasRhaE health and life b. TIE me of tas vNe olx.
tore tku, sod. but are roebi1k the pocket Aso Toa
FAY brooGht to our notice. u by The Of Ca1f
Who preVszes he mixture aad Eeda HoNet1e1s empty
oos The cork Win thus they
are 10 G. h. Be-. with. No 10l Water street. aad
Be eoid II Ice we're t not t1r Tho genuine Hoset
tera HHerh We c'pion the public to doc e there In.
rveeaele Merchant; ri dr:s1as for sae genuine
name impressed the gas Of the bottle, As1 In e esp
covering ths cork and the LABEL bear the OF
- 'HcNktke1 emi;h. FttAhu,k Pm
, 1859-03-14

UL. V0M HOEV i CO.,
- Qata SCHUYLER BROS co.1
IMPORT ERS Of AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
Cat@ry, Tssla, Gus, Halb, Glsss, L.,
172 LAKE STVEET CHICAGO
nh9 In e4p
, 1859-03-14

FOREST CITY WATER CURE.
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
THIS INSTITUTION IS DELIGHT
i FULLY situated on the ouskrts Of heau
.thin the limits Of tie city Of Cleveland and niles
furnsshed IN The hes: stJ!e Tbs bath rooms supplied
With pufe sott surIng wafer. The large patronage
III. .;AbisnH eni II preseut receiving Chicago
And other western cities, Is rAstextng Recommendation
IT. popularity and doufshing coudon. lk. GtssA and
lady, for" ef1y Of tho Lake View Wafer Cre ne chi
ca2o. &It connected with this Institution.
aeiye pspmpf Attention. DIR. Il. II. STKUNl.
JAMES E. GROSS, u.
tAxH RI NKE. nK. J. r. +3RHEa.
, 1859-03-14
{ess5a Px5lt.hers CAin1o Pres o,i Tfi5ds.@

K.s.s. P4At.hers Chin1o Pres a,4i Trl5.~@;
Gr.a-We notice ca d. headed "a Ca7d-To .hs
public In tae Tias OF the II E& which Ipf thu fx4
ure re see to-day. intended IepFJ& cur eau i'm h
parties s.1x cur Hostester BtomAch Bst<xs witch ~
IN In the Pres ant 1slbsas ahoyt k{nne ~
are and ia teh the-s 10 be doutt fn thn
mind the thec lneg1 t. tbs ldertt4F ef Ihe lsrs
xttd 10 by betne eux1E ID In F:dnx our en III
e4s4 Oh nctea md retailing the anna with eountt tet
iAbsl4.
Il order that ~ my BE- unde-1soed: ths C1a,t r.
mean Is the aan1e vh1 several Je4Ts Huce uate Brrs
In PttsncIE but not being abls II se biz Ye lxtyre
where he va ln71n. 81 Ideally le ,or pxrts unfnnwn
nuth II the chskfn Of hs many tnqunnx Ttends snd
lately appears III hs be the sxnej he 0ns nn Ia
ctt and uAb t, sel bis orepara.ion thee IN drr III
fvn uat be takes advantage Of tie al Cur
ee.hEAted 9te =. haota up cur empty cast-d bottles
la them n n1l u:1fooa compound xpd win 3ae sid
Of eoaiedesas1 y enabled 70 deeeye many iurccspt
psrts Who deal Ia tos Reoune Btteyh "A Vorss
IL be h4s he audscy % cast 70 be m1nuaesuriuE for
destate Of truth ~ lhe character of Ca{K l. Of pra-
dple
The 1ziter admits havtox numerous connections OF
h!1 eoEAxed IN the uedlcA, peafexdtn hpk nunn
Who would caode9end - AsAodate Xt1h thl1 fellow
Clark
We therefore e,uIoa tho public md dealers generally
aSast thfs vie inooHer And Ill concerned ID the sLe
Of T. haudaeat Eu6 and th adyeFt{{n4 eoluu M
Of chfcaEo pApeF* for The merchants
Whn 8el The EE1otne Homaeh Bitten, pfep1 ed bY
- 49, A03TETfIR h BAirH
n h Pu
, 1859-03-14

Ia the Ghle4ro Daily Trox~s Late % FaturdaY aft:4.
noon tho uoderasaei reseTeA MORN 4ton th4t Der.
laraF ies nsaed NTH. y is aoderxaod reddtx Il
P1t4 4,uK Pa vho mate aostetsrs htttsrs4 and 1hip
ths htsrA nd mo. ths se1n!ns Dr. ltsae r Hoatet-
tanning no de- ae.teus ioxr.s sl-nts.
1he andeIk.oed, lanes slart. Il the manufaeturtT
Of the keuutne Dr. lsAAc r. aoseters BiiteF4 nd Il
the only peson Of tae ot Clark enssked Ia tho
bu1tns p IN IBIS ~; 1hs Clark ueutl1oed la The pub
Web reside1 N Chicaxo TOR some tine md pse b.
bly aha tho rem h1dsr Of lie and do not Intend that
AaJ Pnthur& niertooer hha, ~kh r1ounlfy charxe ~
ii epuotsftetnk and initiating N article " have 20
desire 70 neddls With; pu. Will eodeAvor project tu..
1Iu!1 geeuine d. 1sAAe T. Ao1;etters kltterA emt5
ADD otheEs u Pttsburk nav sell 1hat they choose-uat
cus1onaes1 can BE- found to pIzc1ase
, 1859-03-14

These 6uQ&1 fEmoY&
Ill nsrhtd or bad matter =
from tho UystU, supply ~
M1 n Me1 R0e =
0sAaN11 11o% 81 DIE. nV% -
osAGa& Ma tWm&n.
au4 Ivy g ~
3hxe4. dFta1 sane md
health 70 ths wholo nan-
chine5, removing khe u
G,s @ u tas al9e0-a"
aa4s0ieA ~d -
8l1noa1 At&Ar6p ~ =
aa1 a1 a.t Z ot@ -
Mn,s1 .. nes ofas ass1reeSe W ecG ~
GoaA - VI Aaa AF@a -
FNN4 A#SN4
, 1859-03-14
xa6 L1VAR lNVI9oRAToR
fRRARKD BY Dx sAsro2n
@a20C3DRD KXTi2KLT FROM Ers.

rs ONE OF THE BEST r:IRC aT1vn
L md LIVER dfDIo1Hk8 ROW beto.s The nublie