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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28
The ZanesvilIe Rescue Case.

lTIom tbe NlDCunau GaZette, blay 70
MI Thomas Mclean, the jaor Of this county, went To
Columbus last evening for the purpose Of making
to the writ OF habeas corpus granted by Judge Brinker
non, ordering him to produce the boiy Of the negro
johnson, who plead guilty 10 attempt rescue the
slave at Zanesvile before the Supreme Court of the
state Mr. Mclean viii return that the prisoner is in the
custody OF the United States Marsha and that he 1.-THE
jaor has no control him, beyond being the Gus
todan Of his person for the Marshal that the latter
fuses to permit the prisoner to pass beyond his i'm
mediate CONTROL and therefore the respondent s unable
10 pI oduce him ~ court commanded.
In connection with this we may add the fact
that Colonel Siord yesterday received letter from
United States Attorney General Black, directing him to
retain possession Of the body of the prisoner at oil
hazards that writ of haoeas corpus from the State
Courts s served upon him, TO obey it far appear
Ia court with all the papers connected with the case
slowing by what authority he held the prisoner but not
to take the latter before any of the State Courts upon
order made by them. The Marshal is advised that he
Should be attached tor contempt 10 report
department at Washington, and ample protection will
Afforded. He s further instructed 10 generally upon
the defensive and 10 manta the laws without regard to
consequence He not submit to the State Courts
to an armed mob" In obedience to these instruc
TONS Colonel Sord will refuse obey any process from
the State Courts which may contemplate the control Of
the body Of the prisoner while under his charge, by
authority OF the United States Court copy of the
instructions, we understand has been forwarded
Marshal Of the Northern District In regard 10 the prison
ers at Columbus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28
Obituary..

Hon. JOHN HARIEroN READ died in Charleston s. c. on
the 23d inst Mr.. Read born In Charleston in 1883
and was son Of Dr. VIM. Read Of the Continental army
under General Washington Ia his 18th year he was era
duated at the College Of New jersey at Princeton TIE
bulk OF his long life Mr. Road spent in Charleston as
planter, Georgetown. He was rarely absent from
South Carolina having but made Europe "A tour
Mr. Read was not ambitious of Office though he consented
TO serve bis Fellow citizens upon severa occasons He
MD u Bgadier General Jacob Reed 10 early life
and for many years President Of the Society Of tne
Cincinnati Of Soil1 Cai DINA which Office he held al his
DEATH Mr. Read ut dhsren ines represented hs native
city 10 the legislature end sso hs adoptad residence,
Georgetown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28
Williamsburg City News.

Mel INeuory rrarn-A young man named Andrew B.
Rcbardsop residing in South Third street, near Fifth
street. Thursday afternoon TO the stable Of George
c. Wood in South Sixth street, E. D., and hired horse
and buggy for the purpose Of going to Fatbush About
half past one O'Clock yesterday morning officer Murphy
found him ut the Odeon acting in strange manner, aud
took him home The wagon standing in front Of the
0deon and the horse nearly dead with fatigue ard hard
usage About five oclockhe young left home and
returned at nooD when he placed under restraint
and will this morning be cent to iunatic asylum He has
been rbjec. s of insanity before and this
sion wss observed by some men, who knew him, 10 be
driving along Court street. W. D., in unusual and f
sous manner. He afterwards seen near Busnwck
when he found at the Odeon his pockets were filed
with stones and bits Of iron, and his appearance indicated
that he insane The horse is ruined from the
usage he has received and the wagon is also broken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28
United States Commissioner Court.
Before Jos. Brigham, ESQ.

THE ATTEMPTED MAIL ROBBERY ON THE ERIE RAIL
RoAD--THL PRISONER COMMITTED.
MAY 27.-7he United States Ed,o1rd Jackson After
some further testimony, which merely
of that already published the Commissioner decided on
committing the prsonnr for trial. motion will be made
TO remove Jackson to Pennsylvania by order of the
Judge OF the Court the offence having been committed in
that State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28

THE GUANo TRADE.-The clipper ship Hesp erus
from San Francisco, bad unusually snort passage
down. She is under charter 10 load guano at Jarvis
Island, on account Of William Webb, whose agent here
s DR.. g. P. judd She is the eleventh vessel that
been chartered or filed with Jarvis Island guano. Few
of readers being how fast this article going
forward will give list of the vessels that have taken
guano, and the amount engaged and on the way.
eel ID expected to be ready every two to load at
the island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28

NEW YORK PRISON AssocIAToS-The Executive Commit
tee OF The above association held their stated monthly
meet ing last evening at tho residence Of John H. Grsco
b. D., No. AZ East Twenty ninth street. Pfesent-Dr.
Gslscom Chairman: Richard Reed Israel Russe John A.
R,ver s,enb.r C,,,or Henry o,I,av and Iamss r.
o'!@n S'epnen Su''e injury A. oaAicy anu 'aiSs W
Holden The Ireasurer's report acknowledges the re-
cept hefoowng contributions the funds since their
last meeting Otis u swan $40. i "a A Pe,rie Co
sic; D. Moran, IS; Mitchell Pott, $40; c. H. sand $lo
sturges, $40 g. Bogert, So G. Burkhalter t5 Grant
MaosO Wessamn 90 a.oGocS @snes'
Walsh 4 Coulter. SIS: b. NJ, Whtlock. rs. Cash. ST.
Frederick C. Gerhard, SIS; W. h. Aspinwall $25; G. n
Talbot, S25 Duncan, Sherman Co.. $25. After the tran
sacton the ordinary busnes the agent Of the Dscharg
ed Convict and the Detention Committees submitted his
olares wnich showed tpe lo,owng 70 nave peen ther
Persons visited in our citv prieons nearlv GOO
Complaints carefully examined ITO
Complaints dscontnued on tneir advice ~
,,om ''s'D"'soD o"' 'us'o"s VII '"'' ie0oi'non 70
., , =. -; Ia. ~
conSic,s shc o!nels hoeo Win money
pschareea persons flrnished with emplovment ~ IS
Letters ofpecu'iar interest have been received by the
Assoclsnon clearly showing mat large proportion OF
he or ne,nns nent refnsa,inn 10 nra Grv he
NJ tho ssooiaton ;n.raossi nton
age and supuort s nestly .oced Contrbutons and
dons,,ors viii ba thankfry acLnnw,asoc6 NV the yeas
urer Henry A Oakley Es1 No "a VIII ereet p.rcels
Of clothing shoes cans and usepI ana books
On tow ,rni he grote,lv nv
tbr orent Abrahayn RAJ ~ thai, oesca So IL Contra
street. ro,ner Chambsrs 9" '''A 'i'0'' -'' ~ 0'"
-, - " r. = s c,-., r. 49,.
A ~ m.s' -''' Yin '."NSi -D'S CIV 49,"
oS0A oN ri'uaS "''ei n"on ino oioAo ouV III VIC i
'e ''oi' Vi 'on iAenueu!' ~ "ess A'''
Euee. oI'snatea on Tue niIa loor oi Tue rear
snu mAs oasea py tue MAJ o Que VI we
t.n ~ w p ht sop 49,. hne weie p osp
he stock was da mayed 70 the extent of by IRE
and wafer No insnrarce Tho hni,Sns c owoad nv
Mis-, Raidwn II is damaged about Sioo ana ia inanred
in The Rntecrs, Insurance comnanw for g, 600
~ VIC Nu'seie insurance company io' Si,ooo
TESTIMONIAL FOR SMITH OBRIEN The Thomas Francis
Meaeher Club of this city will present Mr. OBren to day
In h,o,,,;f,, o.ro ,nada ~ uo,, v, ,,o,, "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28

Making total 10 $50
Tons Jarvis leland gusno taken off under charter
shipment Three other vessels shortly expected,
der charter to load a. abovethe clipper ship Ago about
16C0 TOMS due April TO 10, and the Polynesia and Cos
port due about tho 18th to 10th Of April Our readers
will thus perceive that this trade is TO become of no
small importance to our port-Honol,u g. y Advertiser
March %. '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28
Before Hon. Judge Nelson.

IMPORTANT ENRICHMENT SUIT FOR LOTS IN Harlem.
MAY 27-Aa,ia f. King Us. Richd Alderman. argu
men. in this acton consumed the day The one
number relating to the title of land worth large sum Of
money said to oe half million of dollars which formerly
belonged to Lawrence Benson The plaintiffs claim, as
herestes at law, being daughters Of the Rev. Dr. Mile
doer the defendants claim under the will OF Mr. Benson
The question has been pending twenty years. De-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28

mates 70 be made Of the cost for completing varos
The construction Of lew buildings for the Fire an, Police
Departments, Tae Legislature, however re,auced the
70 IN se % asns ana the items
pgdae and Kingsbridge road-a dstar ca M Ave mcsn
repair but the Albany LEGISLATORS rduced the sum asked
present The repairs to the Mayors once have lust
been completed unaer the dir ecton Of this department
and at present worKmsn are employed in raising the
placing gravel thereon.
This department. is great degree subservient to the
Common Council Odd especially to the Board Of Alder
men, who have 10 enforce all contracts before the Street
Department can progress and since the chances for
"pckrgso ner have been cut of, the Aldermen move
along ut snaD pace in the discharge Of their duties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28
Supreme Court-special Term.

Bel0re Hon. Judge Allen.
MAY 27-Ndshanil Field Us. Ros,0eH L. Ripley and
others Motion for receiver denied with $40 COSTS with
leave to renew after service process on Ripley or BY
appearance in this action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28


hangers 10 lounge around the office has been entirely
dispensed WITH and the business conducted the
ment OF the magnitude of this will probably be I'M
Interesting TO know the which now in
or under Amusement, and therefore make the follow
IN PRoGREss-HousE FOR ENGINE coMPAyY NO H.
House Tor Engine Company No Is, situated at No 2s4
West Thirty sixth street The building is 10 he of tho
best quality Of North burnt brick three s,ors
height, and to be fitted in the best manner at cost Of
a 800. WV VI
NEW ToMPKIYs MARKET
The alterations and additions 10 the new Tom okine
market, now in course Of erection Third avenue
toe present head OF the Street Department came
into Office IL discovered that ut rate and 10 The
manner the contractor doing the work. the
ket probably share the fate of State
nal and deemed advisable TO stop the work once
until some material alterations made in the original
plan In cong this supplementary contract had TO be
made and bios received for the finishing o, the work In
proper manner. These bids closed on the 18th of
Apfn ast when Mr. Theodore Hunt, the original coorac-
va louno 10 be the lowest BIDDER and the contract
was awarded 70 HIM and now awaits the OF
INC common Council after which the work Will be pushed
the bidder for the iron WORK was sos oo az 49,. :. o
ad carpenters work $40 600 tue roof SO 600 ard
T@g;sl.re Mso, % 600 During the last the
but that amount too email BY sb COO ~ GOO noo ~
work On the buidng ho never will shortly he reia u1
Third The expense for the alterations nos ms
on in the upper floor Of the Kali ., % so,ns
in throwing the Comptroer's Old and stree, ovr1s'
or S pne 9r ,ne accommodation Of for
sfice will be ample and CONNEXIONS for the 80 @ ae
Oh the financial RECORDS OF the city, not be
10 be overhaued or defaced rs under the Ftarooniy
tenn. TIE repairs will be completed WITHIN ,n,ee go
WORK FOR wHcH,PRoPosAIs HAVE Bxgy Rrcr,yrn s
In vem Der, 1888, the Aldermen passed s.esoluton
posas ~act for the erection OF pole, s.on
house for fore Of the fifteenth precinct on the SITE
occupied by TIE present station house, and also for
building prison ap lodging house the rear OF tho s,n
premses In With this resolution proDoses
were received until MY l2n Instant, when .hey we're
, 1859-02-02

The foxinK the concluding stanzas tue origins
poea read by 4mea Rus t! LoEx at the Burns Feslvs
ia Boston The represents eurrs soul 1t the *cl
ct Rste where sits the good st. Peter" tho slnt havn
for taatdy given up his pes to 'el1 Willie" who Ia
swo.n to he particularly severe with every shost hi
came tha. WY during hi. occupancy Of the place:
so, when nurna kuoclea, Ttl knit bis troEk
His window gap made scAntes.
And said go rouse the o:her hc use.
Wxltdse . Tara 0'ShAatttr'
"Er loder" lanshed nuins, :" no~ will zee
No human tl:a. brt tllnks that he
May speak fer his Creator:
"But Willie. friend. don't turn re forth.
And II On earth rad s,n Il, north:
VA. nsne M b's Knock il !: the yttt
But found me rd - Ehuustane,
THERE'S chancrs yrt your bread toEet
VII AUD Nick. &auz!n bdr6:ane'
Cd while. tone srew shaEps knife;
For nzk'n tt;tis Vi iGe r.ter o'll'e
And refe: rim "4"a 1itr."
III Maf1 Lin. ri dne'er ha' ent ia.
As sure a Iuy Ea1e's NoAh!'
Sly Willie turned ano.her1asL-
TLere's mAuy here have hea1dSe.
Say hard things % the clergy:
Then rang c'ea 1onr Ovs1 AL
'0ne alea for him allow ,e.
1once heard cal IRON Ger me- '5aus
Nhg persecltest thpu mc?>"
Tothe next charge vexed Willie turned.
And. H'fninR, w:ped bis Rlasse+-
lin much ennc-rned "a dyeyearaed
Orr warmly TOW I'd the lasscs::"
Bet David ctitf. your tedKrr shut.
Zen Adam tell hY woman.
And h-Aris cInse shut with II and but,
II safe are not 80 human.
When sudden sorJ round me broke.
And lo~ tnelodieps surkea
Or Hinss Eins- str ke to splendor woke
Cyeation's fartte1i vctEts:
4 cross stretched. ladder like secure,
Frum til 10 heavens IN portal
Whereby Gtds pnuf. with footing sure.
Climbed 1p to peace immortal.
, 1859-02-02
THE PRESS AND TfkIBUNE'S
Ercaf Job Printing Establishment

Il the a1xe md 1nes Establishment oEthe kind In the
West 1t hs1 rore Steam Presses sad Machinery: more
Pyntnx Materials snd more skilfu1 Torkmen than sos
other Job Printing House West Of New Yorf.
The propretos prepared to execute on short no'
ice. ever, variety Of BooK JOB LETTER FREss
aad FANCY PRINTING In The BEs7 MANNER
It tie LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
Pa.t1cu1a. attention given to the printing Of
Bunnass carda, PosterE,
Whiting Cards, Programmes,
Ball Ticken, Pamphlets,
Latter Heads, ci1tNlats,
Bill Heads Checn,a
Ey-Laws, Blank Fotss,
Eeeeipts, LabelA
pRINTIN I'm COL oRS
In ss Ya,.etea oar In beautiful sty!e and at noder.
ate rates.
IN examination Of srE1a1ENs and PRICES Is re-
totcttu1ls1uy.ted
GH-ordezs from the Country prouptl, ned. and sen.
home oy Expresa
, 1859-02-02
@elleral Aqtntir5.
.TRIPP, HALE, Il CO.
General Patent Office Depot,

NO. 100 LAKE. STREET. CHICAGO. Ill
N1HE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE IT.
Inform the public Kener21iY. that they haye opened
their Office at tae ABOVE place fot the ola
GENERAL PATENT AGENCY BUSINESS
Is their aim to keep band. at al times for exhibit
hon and sale large variety - possl6e OF patented
atcea Of latest aad oseta Inventions; and the1
will take eat pleasure in receiving viattozs who uay
Wish to examine tter articles. WHETHER xita view oi
purthAs1nRor not.
The office Is thrown opea - tbs headquaera o! nveu.
tors who may Wish 10 dispose mprovecnts AM!
Tue p5oprtelots invite iuysatos and aE3ac,
10 call upon them At their pleasure. Patents obtained
nex 1ve9ons o. resemble terms aad w5'h " Let
pested up in ~ the nex Washlnken I'D
aad paepsed articles toRether With couniy
etate rights TO and sell the Care will BE- u
to receive patented article right for s1e that net
poAseseu Of Re1uiue merit; II bring the purpnee Of ~
firm to Eai1tla clataceE Eort51 lie entire couh dturt
OF who Wish TO purchase neH Ani useful improve
centA TR1PP. HALE j. CO..
No. lG0 Lake Street.
Wna Jones No. 81 Gunner ss, Boston; ?. T. Field 4
Bowen HEo, u Lake - uh!caxo y. 2. Gtlraan o..
IS Bauth Water y. Gllcago: Hoyt Pierce ~ Stats
g., 0hcasoi 4: J. Murphy: burlington, VI: j. Tripp,
Albany n T.; M1ran Peck Albany. ~ T.: Charles Vno-
mA1. Syracuse. ~ I. no9 H53'ly
, 1859-02-02
6uefial Notices.



". -. r-.
H' ce'es'1Aea .au ua'.FA"eo oionneu ni94INa
conc,uv ]y H. sntrrt ,uns,,o1,. ov.r snv obrr pe
os-sston If the kind n,v .ntuufsrtrrrd Il, set IN
t.a st..u,v. v.r.&. 1T H.. r.n ,,.>. ...-.cuv ~
ovnr n, a,.a.r. or n,orh,dtr .nd gvinr III. krsen
,orna and br.,,h1.,n =, .r,.. ~ nr.n.n4e 1oss of
.nn-t. e.ncr,1 n..n,x, ~ hr,yc,, .knr,. it, ope-x
.3,, {. rnnst hoss.,... 49,. =. a.. ,nost .lrr
Nj r,,-. ,h,, ~. .r.+ 49,. ,,at.r n-r,, ,re.,nent
h.-. =. ,.1.,.t..,. 80 -. .ht, .--.t Icent A..
.,, 1,,., ~, a-II.h,,,i -.n.rI, II
,"~,.- - VIE - ''@
fos sAe ~ "'eks''~' anN US" >'' @'' ~'eS
T'aoAc who 4 re curious to witness tho
wonderful perfection which A. Ohlvalds Date mana-
Ct Al h.tc!-o.s N. {} has brought the manufacture
oS Nie1 and Taupets lpvA*3 10 vi8t nia Wiz and
hair Dylnk RoomA II No fremont Block Ard examine
Iase curious rfoauclons ST. No scrutiny ca detect
The artificial frum the natural when adusGed to the
head deafy
r" .. Cto4'eNs FfaA0 Me0A1 E1ouey
Bo1f tue only Eenufna Vii oe .ouud toe bet Toilet &oap
ne poasesns nss AID creamy !a&hes l&stsnR anu
teAS. r.".t =. ..I.~.s.. ''' ," ~ '1' S'e '>'N'
q Co.,. No. .za -. a.,., n. v,,.
.s n,...t.a o...- -. o..ss.."- rrS..., ~
.ta+,S -. -, ..,.
49, w. ~. . - - ~1 eA--'* e ~. y. s.4 - ~
.ts. - ~' - =. ~ ~, ~ ns.- =,
, 1859-02-02
fI,O BUILDERS, OWNERS, l. R00FERs
The sabatbx greoastd 70 tnIah. IN lszze CT saau
quAuties. AQ6EtEY COS
C01r11rafad B0nfinR.

This new article extendvey IN exceA 81 othT
Eatt2Iic substances for Roo6nE. being more d1rsole.
ehe2oer And water proof and lasting - ionk y tbs
building. aso reduces the sztea of 1asoEancs 10 Fer
epecpen. - 1el u plans Of The various methods Of
putting be seen b. calling a the otee q y
ffhic1-o nn9 h&{5lY 4. EuWAHDA A1eut
, 1859-02-02


n1HE CELEBRATED RUSSIA ROCK
qRYETAL AND BRAZILIAN PEBBI3 sPEof4:
oLk8 fof long Or shaztdkhted pff,ook Gom - e =
1ta9 1xe md tor weak sore or nh1toed e1e4 GALA
Ee1 o9 eye9 aEs 70. .1s r q so1ao q oe G.1sH ss.e
nente and ArtlaaA Eyes kept on hand
Pa2ena redttng u = distance requiring speGseae. 4
tner CONDITION of tfxht ind supplied With them ty ca
+xrtss safe,y md ag}etly o1 sepdinx correct and
Il ssats yeaf Me- nate Of hath md ooe1paAoa:,
ID. 6tste elaaaes are wanted Tor Eeadlo9 1E1un&
&c Or for looking II distant o6iectA
ID sssis ths nanesz Of tinehea XcH hold eecs
The psacs Of m npr Ted aoeetae,es 45d 9e Gluses
A1t foNovs: Resi- Pehht q cytt*i 9!ass q koid
BOW 4l3 80 xDd eA Ret Elassss 70 E:Ter bo.a -
d md ~ Best 8l1xes In eteta bawx ~ g q 1od q
kocJoae ethef Of the above eusnt TN !onf posAke
t4Eps. n REGISTERED LEI and Jeu .1u rteeiTtby Ee;
trn 11atL bJ e1pre9 yuu r-tfer the quality -
Kind Of k3asss paid and tn bet Adapted 70 5ons
&sht ro.rnrno
l s4ie11 flsk4e8n4 186 fl.xtHA.
, 1859-02-02

BALDWIN l. DODGE
ANKERS j. LAND AGENTS.
COUNCIL BLu11B. MTY.
Collections made st the usqal ratea Exchanke ths
principal cities OF the Union bought md sold Real T.
tate boqkht aud sold commission Land !srEanss b.
sAed el0 psF lo0 Acres aod 1ao PEI 4ert IAad omes
Tee. All sd1ed WAsEznts In ealne proportion.
1EYEaENcESs- Bank Chye4xo; Henri 1AznAn.
HQ. President Uh1c2ko md 3. Railroad: American
E1ehaa8e Bsnk. New York; Du1kee Bullock. 81.
Lonsa
JOHN T. DODGE, ds1a1y.4xso g. NJ BALDWIN,
oO0LBAu4 4 BROOKS.
DANKERS AND DEALERS In EX-
BURLINGTON IOWA
~ PROMPT attention Ven to the collection ofNote&
DF4t1. ete.
ReItr 10 6eo7e sraith h Co., Marine Bank, Mm-
hkots Eavium Loan and 1Fnst o.. 2nd ]. g. AdAm1.
W.. oool1ArGH. tmh5aly1 -. sxoork
EDWsB. L. TINKHAm d CO..
BROKERS, AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
Corner Clark and Lake Streets,
CHICAGO.
, 1859-02-02
CHAMPI0N SEWING MACHINE.
SO, IS and S14 Do1lars:::
Call at 1877 Randolph Street,
Before 5ou rurchase any other kind.
ixa..6Q
S. 8 O. O @
Premiums and Diplomas.

Premiums and Diplomas.
THE FIRST PREMIUM AND DIPLOMA
i was awarded to the
Bo,1doi1 Sewing Machine.
{aiwk15' rArEsr,)
81 I'D s
petition Thus anoth.r 9k hay oecn added to 1ts chain
e 81 81
IL Of ths besuiul and unrivailed Macline. fev Of
t. III sss ~ SEz' M ss
"a. It makes two different attchts
IL i m.Se, W. lSoas.nd .taeaes per minus, ana
@ r. e1s''sa
ed ed sac the price,
$SSEE$ $S$SE$5 ! e$REs x!5s2s;
p1ice has beeu reduced one Eli an! value
s 81; ssaae q {! Hsss ss:a L Il psss
CO. po siG! sSs Sh0s s''f a. a. CO.
OuAx8n oIT4. DOUBLE LocX
TIGHT STITCH.
sac aHwINa mAoH1Nu
NEvrR BEF0EE EXHIBITED Ii TEE WERT.
All other Cheap Machines take only the tnsle thread
ohaln stitch This takes the kA1e
TWO THREAD
eEteh II the raoE expeahve ones In u1e 1T work vii
Rot Rip Though e7erg Third Stitch be Cut.
The Machine is d11pe. ehsl7 nd1hed and not Fey to
az 81 os - s sea
oerfectl5. by Imply c1aaEtnE the needle ndthreAd
THEY WILL 5E17Cn HEN AND GATHER
1hev make so noise lad :rn more esay than mont Nj.
ONE LADY
With eexsnx Macl!,e In eassl IL enclencss.
Eight to Twelve
9esn,roeesb BY hand. Ey.-S family md aus hdAAnk
i 8e0tn9 aEus1nrs1 Ehould ow1 ore. Th.s IL the
Onty Machine Sewing With Two Threads.
EXCERPT one so1d In the world fer len than sleo Eeir
74te III who wish Msctne 10 10 Kind OF work DC ~
bT mschnesy 70 examine Ours sarpes Of work sent By
nall upon receipt Of stamp. Machines sent to persons
Who them and used successfully aeT few
hourB' practice. Full printed INSTRUCTIONS Kiven Enter
pfane with eE hundred do!lasyto pnrchase soGf
fay lucrative exclusive de1 IL anJ ofthe
better toFna ofthisaac Or Missouri Hone othes1 need
| acpy. Q1ll at
ChAs. E. Wlswsll's Shoe Store, 133 Laks ST.,
mar olsrt Address l. CORNELL
| tf-t1ySlS BOX S-0e3 Chicago. III.
, 1859-02-02

CHARLES H. HAM l. 90.
DANKE AND DEALERS IN EX-
ID change. - Clark streek Chicasu.
QQxM1sSlox DKrAKrxI11-HAM. CHAMBERS co..
Dealers Negotiable Securities Buy and Sell Paper
Becused b. Real Kstate and dTe special attention 10 IN
veHments for EAsteln PastteA ap16t1b4-1J
1HA11Es a. EAx. En- oaAAsE1s. 0Eo- q wHrs71k
JAxEs r. purEK...-...JAxEs BkcK....-.HEsRr SAILS
DUPEE, BECK d sAYLEs,
pANKERS AND BROKERS, NOS. 3 l. S
- Devonshre 1treet. Bostou ktre particular alton.
tlou the Mines OF Lake Superior and ire prepared
to furnish reliable information respecting the1a.
1onkhly review Of tho Btock and MONEY Market Vii
quotations Of all the Current Securities, vii be sent 10
ao5 address dx6ared. 4p.8'balJ
l. !. LtxE l. 8AIroRu.......E. l. p1oKH1xAA
LANE, SANFORD d. CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO DICKERMAN, WHE FL
- ER 4 co. Bankers, Rockford. Illinois.
Collections made xrd rtrnltted promptly ii c2urect
ratea Of Exchange
E1yxs ro-Qcean Bank. New York: Ehoe aad Leather
Dtale1s' Bank. Boston; kxthaa2e Bank- OhcAeo. au5
, 1859-02-02

Furniture /! Furniture J.!
HOLEsALE AND RETAIL
NEJr FORK s. BOSTON PRICES.
FAcrs WORTH XHoWM8:
40 per Cent savea In tho Purch.ss.
Shearer, Paine i Strong,
Hartus Removed 10
JONES' NEW IRON FRONT STORE,
no. 2oa RANDOLPH ST..
Ase aow prepared 70 exhibit 10 their Old eouez1 md
- the public generally,
The Largest and Best Assorted
STOCK OF FURNITURE
WEST OF NEW YORK,
Which ahe1 hays recently rees.ved aaa GOV open
tak. consisting tu pAst Of
nohosany, Rosewood and Walnut
PARL LOR RNlTuR
IN nrocate1a DeLslne P1aah aad Has Cloth.
Knauslled, Oak. Chestnut, Hohogaay / Rosex'd
CHAN HER sETTs,
I'd ssaat pts o; e. - S,a''a
-ALsO-
FssSlas cs.lrs. se.!a1 Ghaii1 blvsas 6esshs. .Sa
6eFssas saa s4fpo.l's . Rstens soita3 81 caIiea
oaE Dining o. in Uaaa sat GsaTs o s1s11 dessouon
ALSO
Dlnla8 ROOM AND COMMON FURNITURE,
In GREAT VARIETY.
aood' Manufactured Hare 10 ords, Out Of ths
, 1859-02-02
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.

Daily, THLWsakly and Wsskly
, 1859-02-02

kotfec.-The undcr*l=ned, Stockhol-
ie.r IN the Merchants Bank Of Macon Geotsds arc by
&h-rfoysonsof Its CHARTS: r1ade pet.&nab liable for
lsrun The no:es ofthis snk viii be taken By d.
post 71 the se71a3 Kentucky. Indiana sud
Ohio. h l. TUonER 90.
, 1859-02-02
DrofcgsionQi.


VIZ II. KENNICOTT, e-..y-
W. DENTIST. kY&ZGA
l3l Lake Street. RffYY1
, 1859-02-02

0k&s Z3V1AI&IER4&&t
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
OFFICE IS DEARBORN STREET. RES,
" idenee corner Of We1t Madison and Peoria street
deaf bits I'm
, 1859-02-02

. al Who Wis6 PERMANENT and eFEEDY UUREs
Tnsr ,yate@ Of t!e.tae1s oy Meaea;ed 11bsl.tons t.
iron .nsnS before the & pqel.c I'd asy r. eoanae1s
feary ~ careful examination OF it, merits.
8Rooms II Mo. t01 State gtrtet. corner Of WAAh.