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, 1859-09-12

Ho111s1ER l. W1LK1xs,
Carpet HalI, l35 Lake Street, up stairs.
Importers and Dealers in Carpets, Oh Cloths,
Mattiuss, Curtain Materials, Window Shades,
Mattresses, Feathers, dc., DC.
, 1859-09-12

G. II. l.. LAFI1x,
Corner Of South Water street and Wabash
avenue, Wholesale Dealers in Print, Wrapping,
Coarse and Fine Papers, Card Boards, d., DC,
of cyerv description.
, 1859-09-12

UkslEa's TaoroeRAPn1c F1SE ARr GA1lERr.
ll3 Lake St.
The most extensive and best adapted gallery Of
the kind in the world. Pictures faken By a ne,u
and improeed igM Of bis oTn discovery which
makes more beautiful lkenesses that it is pos.
sibte to attain By tho usual method.
Gallery open every Thursday evening for ex-
htbition Of works Of art- All arc iuyited
free.
, 1859-09-12

|
To-day will open one Of the most marked and
| important occasions that has ercr transpired in
the annals OF our city-the week of tue United
States Agricultural Fnir, TO open here to-day
and continue throughout the week. 1t will
! possess stirring and marked attractions, gath
cred from the country at large, and will bring
/ in countless visitors from all sections Of the
| United States. =
The arrivals On Saturday we're numerous,
and to-day the rush will begin, which will test
to the utmost tue accommodations Of our city.
The Fair Grounds are in readiness, and the LIST
| OF entries already yery ]arge. 1t is to be cer-
clnded on Tuesday noon, when, from present
appearances, it cannot fall much below 7Hyee
11ousdnd.
The formal opening Of the Fair will take place
tomorrow with appropriate and imposing cere-
monies. The Fair is open however, from today.
to visitors. As to the latter, although the
printed and widely circulated announcements Of
the managers Of the National Fair are very ex-
plicit on the matter, we hare 50 frequently been
assailed with questions on the point, that we
reproduce here the
PRICES or ADMISSION.
~,
ano enafges o' aom'sslon 10 the grounds
will be rs follows:
ftnee admission to The E1ounds. rs
So ss:as IT, :: - Is
Ae@efs. IL fsss 100
VEHICLE. E1o.
Fora two horae rehc1e and diver. sre..........,. Is
ia. bo1ss an1 sides :'..*.'.......'''
E4ea OCCUPANT of ase 9TH than the d'e4.-.... Is
4]:7r and ku1
etecp ~hen ~hin the sfas. - 1'@'oa III INC e'
rn e.. ~ 1an 'e On r. - d nu rss
those des1sx to avid tss egd and daa oe the aa
charged. ''''' '>''''-N "fD '@
{+Manifestly then, the price Of season ticket
Is &s.oo, since that sum will constitute any one
member.)
The oihccrs Of the United States Agricultural
Society for the year are rs follows, onlltting
from the list Of Vice Presidents from each State
all except the Vice President in Illinois:
D.. p-..;1.a. r.. 1ss. . ra-.:-'.. ~ M . .cn
,u.:s ~ '''' 3- ''' " -
''1'' VS.
c.s~s.--.' - D.. - n.|,.N -. ~ ~ "
1' ~ c w. ' ~.
CotI l 49, 49, <.1 E'. .'1'"ote,
-Cofs Horacc % can1on ~ Nc illinois. @0 1>'<0' '''<"'
The fo1lov;nc a1e tho
surra1srrsprsrs op nrp.nrxxsrs
'Cattk<,-Hou. jane, y. Brown,
Ho,sfs and Nuks.-Col S. A. Duckmastcr.
Sd<<p. Spins and ,AseeKaa<ou.,-A. 3, Nc
Connell
Poultry and Gan<.-Henry Chase,
form end Gdrdea.-C. ". Webster.
horticultural and et'otnoEog1eat.-c. H. o'er-
man.
Arfistsc and Scientific #. Boyington.
Our advice to Ill intending more definite in-
formation rs to the Fair is that they procure one
Of The free pamphlets issued, which is full and
explicit On all points.
We have made preparations to lay before our
div nrecedinp m this Gala Week ~ shall best
r-sss-ro and n.-,a.r,+a tho fs.+r,-es a,cb ,r;,
1,ssesa of sns.;o1 ;rtsraet t,catbar viii con,
t;,,o,a ranarts f.on, .t;,,f,, ass;e+o,+s IN TIN
Great National Fair.
1t rests with our citizens, OUT merchants, our
manufacturers, our capitalists justly to set Chi
cago before our thousands Of visitors this pres
much interest, aside from the National Fair, to
, 1859-09-12

C1os1so OF THE BAxxs.-lt having been sug-
gested that tue Banks and Banking Offices Of the
city lc closed on the Afternoons Of Thursday
aud Friday {SePt 18th ind 1eth,) The under
signed hereby express their concurrence IN
such IN arrangesnent
Tic Offices will close for the transaction
Of business at let O'Clock on each Of those
days.
Edward ]. Tinkhasn 4 Co., Forest Bros. l. Co.,
J. C. Barlow, 4. G. Sier:uan Co., II. r
Wright l. Co, i. ". Phillips, Aiken i Norton
Morfo1d Dros., S. c. Alexander Co., a. S
Evans, Strong l. Wiley Bros, u. F. Carver
Cashier, II. 4. Tucker & Co., F. G. Adams, !.
n,yci, L Co., Noi1nlan 4 Gelpcke, J. n. Adsil
Geo. Smith i Co.
Tax Gnx4r Cosnorol11AS DAzAna--Our cit,
readers vho have for somc time past anticipated
the sau,e With IN cageraess born Of their plest
AMI remembrance Of former occasion Of th
<;nd wi4l; not need to be informed that I'll
f;rea. Cosmopolitan Bazaar opens ut Netropo
;,.n Hall to continue each evening throughor
the week, In addition to the great and nos'
attraction. yisitpfs to tho Dn1nar will posse.
the pleasure Of knowing that they arc a'd'n
the noble cause Of the ministry Mt large.
R,or TX TIE TowS or JkFyEasoS.-Anjt
Noble; David E. johnson and Robert Mob
were brought before Justice Niliken, charg'
with creating riot Mt = school meeting on LILO
day last, iu the town Of Jefferson. The ca
arose out Of some loose voting in school mex
inr. VIC hare had quite number OF TIC
, 1859-09-12

GEO, p HAxsENs
Is at los South Clark street, il the Methodist
| Church block, aad not to be- outdone in choice
| Cigars aud Tobacco
, 1859-09-12

D. F. CHASE,
Jos Randolph Street.
Paper Haugings, Piain Fig'd Window Curtains,
Borders, Fire Prints, Shades, Cords, Tasse!s,
Curtain Fixtures, &c. Orders filed At low prices
, 1859-09-12

UALsKr l. RING, ..
7G South Clark St.
Homeopathic Pharmacy, Choice Native Wines,
Catawba Brandy, etc. from the best vineyards
in the country.
, 1859-09-12

J. 4. CoLnr L Co.,
lis Randolph street,
Central Gilt Book Store. Every book is sold
ut the retoil price, and each sale accompanied
with gilt varying in raluc from SO cents to
one hundred dollars. Call and examine.
, 1859-09-12

VISITORS TO TIE NATIONAL FAIR
saocLp CALI AID sIx LAxGx
Bookstore of s. c. Griggs & Co.,
B1RCu's IIoS BLOCK, - L LAKEsr,
AID obtain = COPY ct
FCRD'S HISTORY OF ILLINOIS,
History Of Illinois from the commencement State
Ia l3e to lsa By the Lite Governor 1homas Ford. Ore
Sou1e, l2mo superior paper. and e.esaauy bound.
rIiee--Cloh, si.-a; Haf Norucco al:0; Full CALI ITO
Notices Of the Press.
It Will .set the Attention u al tass of readers whether
thsy be lhnEe1A nxfs hunters afer htstofe dsa1l
LChieagv usla- rrtss.
More fnetse1y Interesting than Fouaner ausn.
than couaeay md atructt fuo sslous
-lChleaso Tribune.
To things worthy to bs written, and to thing
wonhJ to * rad The author has him
bsth paths aAxe.-tChIcaSu Daily Imea-
The very best history Of Illinois puhAhel-not
Ordinary hsorylut such history Of men thlnks"
can he obtained fEu17 1tef 1uos Ganite.
Fail Of ua.ea for tanuzh whie h. redertions evlnee
E7&aty, upgghtaeB 1n1 1Dtneroerce-I Sit ntAiY.
81. S.C.EK1GGs i Gu. y + u Lake H.
, 1859-09-12
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NEson's 1xrRovEp uARr1soS RAxcEs.-Citi.
zens Wishing first class Cooking Range put
into their residences and warranted. should call
1T D. l. Dooue's Great Western Range Depot.
l45 State street. Unexceptionacityr references
gireu- auls'ln
, 1859-09-12

FA1spAsks PATENT SCALES,
Sold By Fairbanks l. Greenleaf,
3j Lake St.
, 1859-09-12

LOOMS 4 Lrn1SGToS,
Empire Slip. Bench st. North of West Twelfth.
Dealers in Lumber, Timber, Laths. Shingles,
rickets, Posts, Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c.
, 1859-09-12

PACKARD l. Dt11, = r
. AIS Lake street,
Importers and dealers in Cfockery, China,
Glass Ware, Britannia and Silver Plated Wares.
Looking Glasses, Housekeeping Goods, DC. See
advertisement.
, 1859-09-12

PESToS q Co.,
81 Lake Street,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in English, French
and American pesfumeries, Hair, Nail and Tooth
Brushes, Combs and Druggists line goods, gen
'erally.
, 1859-09-12

JOKES, PErDrE l. SHALL,
la3 Lake Street
Statiouers and Blank Book Manufacturers.
{See advertisement.)
, 1859-09-12

Gas FIx7rRzs--The best stock in tho city,
opd richest patterns, can be found ut our show
room, Il md 80 State street, up stairs
,BRowx l. W1LpxR
, 1859-09-12

PENT0X CO.,
94~Lake Street,
Wholesale dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chem
icals, Select Powders, English and French Ex-
tracts and Chemicals.
, 1859-09-12

t-T If you want choice article of Table
Butter, 60 to Watson Wright's, l6o State
street. se9"lo.
, 1859-09-12

4. J. CAMPBELL / Co.,
63 Dearborn street,
Manufacturers Of Improved Silver. .Plated, Ger
man Silver, Mahogany, Rosewood and Cherry
Show Cases. Attention is called to their sam-
ple case on the Fair Grounds.
, 1859-09-12

Chicago TrpE FOUNDRY,
90 Washington Street,
Type, Presses, Ink, Chases, Cases and every
thing required in . Newspaper, Book or Job
Office, manufactured and constantly on hand.
Electrotyping executed in superior manner.
fSee ndT,1 u. L. Dopor, Treasurer.
, 1859-09-12

SIMON FARwELL,
~, Il and &c Wabash Arenue.
Bags aud Sacks Of every description furnished
aud printed with new and superior brands. At-
tention i oalltd to sdmp<s on tie Fair Grouads.
uAirh ars Of mat<ridl and traads in oetua!
, 1859-09-12

EoT DnowSEn.-A son Of Mrs. Louis Of this
city, fell overheard from the steamer Alton on
the Illinois Rircr, a few days ugo and was
drowned. j.
HELn TO DA,I.-Edward Du1ger, Of Bridge
port, indicted in the Superior Court for an as
sault with q deadly weapon upon one Peter
Walsh, wns held to bail on Thursday in the
sum Of s., 900 and released from confinement.
NEw LAUaEIs.-The Wheeler. l. Wilson's
Sewing Machine carried of the first premium
at the late State Fair at Freeport, being the
third successive year this machine has received
it.
The FORGERY CAsE.-The case of E. 4. Storrs,
arrested for forging cleck on l. S. Bursh i
Co., was continued until the e5tL inst, and his
bail fixed ut $500.
IEc1srnr OrF1cE.-Wc would call attention,
rs a matter of interest both to citizens and
strnpgers from abroad, to the books opened ut
the office Of Salisbury l. Field, No. 100 Lake
for the registry Of lodgings during the Fair.
FARxERs' DISCUSSIONS Dru1SG TIE FAln.-At
the last meeting Of the Farmers at Frceport
Thursday evening, resolution was passe to nd
joern to meet at Chicago this week and continue
the discussion Of this subject. 4 place should
be provided and notice given in scason.
E The Coroner held m inquest on Satur-
d.v IN thu bodr of the bor r,i1er found in
,,,a r;r.r .,o.r f,,sr, s+reet 1r;a,o ~. n,t In
c,,o ,,d -o-a;.t ~ ,cc;5orta1 d.o,-n;oo ,-a,
r..n.aad r,,o hoa~ r,s ,.,,on ,,r H. na,on.a
nnd hurled on saturday
ta37 Pun. a. Ho1SE' ESQ., who e'ery body
KNOWS Is the 1asor''e commissioner 1or as' luz
, 1859-09-12

EsAL E.clAlE fOlf 1<AIE-
Nc. l1s-uouse and lot Wabash Avenue nea. Harmon
Court Lot Is By le3 H. House well En:.hel with
al Lie modern lhprure11tniA- Pf!te 4t51A1. c2aa
tine.
No. li;-House and Lot Mich arenue b4txeeu Non
Eoe and 4dama sssextA- Lot e by III f. Price
sl0,tV3 cash.
No. e. 4. on Site sre*t Elesdxe Court west
front.
No. l39-s BY 100 f. en- ra, AAo street nea. Cottage
GspEe asehue- l>r.es ~ per II. oa long time.
No. Ii - fue lots, xh Suod improvements IN Evanston
easy terms Of sale.
No. 10: L,t4 With beautiful reztente In HTte Tssk-
fEea s1,sO cash. OF s+,aI on Tine
No, 1os3 L1.s Prairie Ind Lots On In4ana avenue
- soath Of lilo GFaade s1tees. prs ~ pei foot
long time.
No. 10 By 100 ket On State street, bet xsen Polk and
TayIr aze<ts% wth Improvements. rli.e q, ~
No. 1oa By 100 feet On Washington street, neaz Xsy
Pdct $3, 10 cash,
No. 11.-Sew Residences Nth Lot ea Randotph4t mar
Ann. PElcs 44-5uo. On time.
No. 13i-15 Of Land with dne Grose Gu part Of H.
northwest ct tbs Gasden CITY kace Tfaek yia-
eennes fuad running through the sfxct. fH.e sS0
Per aese. e7sh. Or ~ Per A<st on Tine
In addition the above hare for e OF to exchange
choice redenes and butnest property In al parts Of the
ety A1so 1ae cs9 md faInx l1ads In tbs and o<hez
States~
REES. pENNAN i CO.
sel7 M. Lan1e street.
, 1859-09-12

4. Bc1xckR Co,
Established in n. T. in ls56.
Pore fines Liquors BY the package, case OF
dia Preserves, Choice Cigars, DC.
A. McDoSALp,
167 Randolph St. and COZ. State i Randolph.
, 1859-09-12
pNroy i Co.

PENT0T & Co.,
n Lake Street,
Wholesale dealers in " hale, Lard, Sperm, Cas-
tor, Linseed, Olive, Kerosene and Tanners
, 1859-09-12

HAVE rou SEN TIE GAS SrovKs!
The Flat Iron Heaters, Steak Bzoiless and
Cooking Stores in ali varieties may be seen in
operation Ut Walworsh, Hubbard / Co.'s Gas
and Steam Pipe Works, es3 Lake street.
, 1859-09-12

Gas Furrrxs-Those in want Of my thing Of
the kind will do well TO call on ]. H. Jezould,
No. IS South Clark street. He has The most
complete assortment In tue city. Also Lamps,
Wicks, Chimnies, Paper and Glass Shades, 6c.,
r. nue7-lmo
, 1859-09-12

~ yiclot! Conchas!! Comerciante !: j!
Il orleans Regalia de Londres ~! In Meier
De La uabuna u! Choice and select brands
Of Cigars inst received by D. ". Corbin / Co.,
G5 South Clark street. Try them.
, 1859-09-12

E. ]. NooLIEE,
35 Lake St.
Agent for Lilies Improved Fire and Burglar
Proof, Wrought Iron and Chilled Iron Safes,
Nank Locks, Burglar Proof Vaults, DC.
, 1859-09-12

SuoxRs SEwxo AAcH1xks.-For Ill kinds Of
tailoring and leather sewing, It 6s Lake street.
nu24-Sw- 4, n. HAxa1s, Agent
, 1859-09-12

Il. W11nEck & Co.,
Corner Of West Randolph and Jefferson sts.,
Wagon, Carriage and FloW manufacturers.
, 1859-09-12

BGApSER, Smith 4 Co.,
l2a South Water street,
Dealers in Print, Fine and Coarse Wrapping
aud Manila Papers, DC. Cash paid for rags.
, 1859-09-12

DAy1s, SAw1rR l. Co.,
q Lste street,
Importers and 1obbers Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, DC. SEQ adv.
, 1859-09-12
Neln advertisements.
" II 0 L ALE BOOK
STATIONERY WAREHOUSE.

Sl1QluNEkf kt,fftll|NEs.
-.-....--
W. Ii. H EENs
"nle noo3*et1er' and Importing
Statfoncr,
LIS LAKE STREET CHICAGO. ia
you,a ,..7+rt.n,,v c,n III. ,.,.r.,o, . H.,
lazse nd unsaled assonaeai of " - St''
Books and Stationery.
o,, .o,+ .o,,n,,,.. ,n,s. s.e.s..,,..,.,.
II ~ nd complete Of s~
eonprislr be an E,os pcn!sr SehooI Boo1s n w.
md which We can fusus u e .aur ptexx ~ he Elfr1
by rs o. aher hcuses: -
Davies Mathematical 9esias;
hesuney keadefs, Few md Old 8e1les;
Aitthell1 8ehpo{ 84tR12rhtea
zx..,
mnassAn aaa h:Nauy taegfapo1es,
AA1e"ar oaa"on 1a1 esS1ooaT fe7u41Aoap )
Warrants Series Of GeQRranhies:
80, c-
Ileeo 1f71dnAf1;
e..,.s, = ~
d1eeA1ea1 = ee11e3 OIL AaLntmau8.
An, all the scho,, r,oot, t.x.t hr ,h. ro, ho,...
49, 1ne esa@" I'oA4 5,oeo ~ t0o t'to"io6 aouses
~ DAAN. 11' ~.Aes'
, 1859-09-12

JOSEPH i. JAMES,
81 Lake St.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Shirts, DC.
, 1859-09-12

C,H. Lil'ibridge's New Photographic Gallery,
l19 Luke street, on second floor. Life size por.
traits, the best and cheapest in town.
WasPrLE, ALLEY L B11I1SGs,
1855 South Wafer St.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Boots,
and Shoes Rubbcrs, Leather. &c. {See adTcr-
tisement.
, 1859-09-12

.% SEE advertisement of Cornell / Co.'S
tyo.thread noiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal heumeF, No. 1s3 Lake St.
anoT,1T
, 1859-09-12

The FORGERY CAsE.-The case of E. 4. Storrs,
arrested for forging check on L S. Bursh j
Co., was continued until The o5tL inst, and his
bail fixed ut $1,5o0.
, 1859-09-12
LOCAL MATTERS,

| Go to John Jones / Co., 119 Dearborn
street. and ret your clothes cleaned and re-
paired. They will be well done and ut prices to
Suit fhe timc6
, 1859-09-12

e The largest md cheapest stock Of Crock
cry, China, Glassware. Silver plated goods, cot-
lery, kc., DC. in tue city, is to be found at the
China Emporium Of L. Jaeger / Co., 1908 Lake
st. near Dearborn.
, 1859-09-12

y. IL. ELI,
107 Randolph st.
Merchant Tailor. The attention Of visitors Is
called to his superior stock Of Gentlemen's
Clothing, Of the greatest variety, best quality
aud 4t and at reasonable prices,
, 1859-09-12
TEWELRY- s. SILVER WARE.

III ..... LAKE STREET. ..... III
We cordially Invita- our old customers aad tbs public
TO visit them In their new quasers and bring with them
their friends and e1antne aud elegant EoodA which
~e haze, and seee4s3ne every few days.
Hll hc pstd - ytstor either IN paesu1e
business Their steck will At III TINES comph.e the
New md Tasteful Style4 Of
, 1859-09-12

70 Norris / Hyde, No. 100 Dearborn, havo
for sale the late New York dailies, Illustrated
weekles and nil the periodicals Of the day.
, 1859-09-12

So Lake Street, {Up Stairs.)
Pianos for sale very cheap
, 1859-09-12
PExfoS Z Co.,

IF I2K6 E5&EHtE,
Wholesale dealers in Window Glass and Glass-
ware. -
, 1859-09-12
Jxo, Il. WEBfR i Co.,
~ Is Lake Street
Wholesale Dealers ia Fu1s. Caps, Umbrellas.

Is West Randolph St.
Dealer in Ca1riage and Wagon Timber, Wheels,
Spokes Fcfloes, Shafts, Spring Bars, Carriage
Pa1ts, Buggy Seats Bows, 6c-
, 1859-09-12

- See advertisement for capitalists in
another column
, 1859-09-12

TOR CAPITALISTS S-WANTED
IL FROM u 90 TO &lo0oo-Fos one Of the very fnt
e-rps1 In the vicinity Of Chicago alent aeve part
ner wanted With from Sig to Ten Thousand Dollar teady
haviue he out7y aur.fo'd returned within avey years
aa,. desre without tesnk subject to any ef ts ses.
aaunt IN hand arc requested 10 a11r +. o. l,ok esl5
II 1A7@9l W.
, 1859-09-12
Burnett's Cocoaine.
Buruett's CQcOaine.
Burnett's Cocoaine.

Anxe application rrndtrs to hatz {no matter bow
s.H nj d.yl sos aa Isy for seves7 days- It = eoa-
cele4 by I'll Who have uset Il 70 b tho tst nd ehpat
Hair ure.A4tg In The World.
Prepared by JOSEPH BURNETT CO. 30 otoo.
aAL1 IT ~
PlSrox i CO.. Wholesale and Retail Akenta-
Tr!ce, 80 ceass per bolu4.
, 1859-09-12

B Browns Exchange, in Loomis' Building,
On tho corner Of South Water and Clark streets,
remembered the Printers on Saturday evening
with sample Of Ale that was no trouble ut all.
, 1859-09-12

0s THE FOURTH PAcE.-By reason Of the pres
sure upon our space, we present on the fourth
page telegraphic and news 1natters, also, adrer-
tisements Of Auction Sales, Wants, Amuse-
ments, For Sale, Boarding, To Let, &c. &c.
, 1859-09-12

EoE DnowSKn.-A son Of Ars. Louis Of this
city, fell overheard from the steamer Alton on
the Illinois Rircr, a few days ugo and was
drowned,
, 1859-09-12

IEc1srnr OFF1cE.-Wc would call attention,
as matter Of interest both to citizens and
strnngers from abroad, to the books opened ut
the office Of Salisbury l. Field, No. 100 Lake
for the registry Of lodgings during the Fair.
, 1859-09-12

ITO RENT-A nice Three Story
i I.Eisk Neuse- No. e Edna Place Apply 10 D.
WALKER e Edioa rtaee. sel&eN
, 1859-09-12

4 1ft1ItE C1lI1NCE + O1l ALI
II Z. 80 70 &c00 rzI 1xAh-The a5oyc amount
easiy be made By the manufacture and aa1s article Of
v.r discovery 1t Is entirely and any person
wishing engage "a busae that will ray. to increase
tne ady @tbished vii! do well 4drvas the under
sigcd. Tee fae is really and permanent any Of the
great staples. Ii Il easy business u whleh some
making twlte lie Above dxue by tie Mauuf7e
suFe and thts vettab article II requires cp
ii to commence with. For full particulars adrs, tea-
LEWIS +. CoBLESTz Boz No. 81.
tel.aAQt-lw NltetuWn, MaFyl1nd.
, 1859-09-12

w ANTED - 4 Boy, about II
" yea1s old to attend tar II Roberts Exchange. 8
CZatt ST. Apply between the hour Of. a1d 10 L. " e.
pttfeoce not requisite, 1.pte-.tx
, 1859-09-12

II The Coroner held m inquest on Satur-
day on the body Of the boy Reiley found in
the rirer ,ear CLARK street bridge, the night be-
fore, and verdict Of accidental drowning was
returned. The body was taken by his parents
aud buried on Saturday,,
, 1859-09-12

New LAUaEIs.-The Wheeler Wilson'S
Sewing Machine carried of the first premium
at the late State Fair at Freeport, being the
third successive year this machine has received
II
, 1859-09-12

D1scuARGEp.-Tbe man Aerrick, arrested for
representing himself city officer, was exanain-
ed before Justice Mil1iken on Saturday and
discharged.
, 1859-09-12

TINTED STATES FAIR.-Lakc
- MICHIGAN STEAMBOAT LNE,-The splendid
snet and TEareler viii during the Fair
le4rtnE ChlcEo ere1y evening II ~ ol,ek 1etets u
Mlxaukce and return Including tt.ta rooma. tsoo Good
fru1a the leth to the l7th, t1cluIve.
u. o. DfCKEEE0N. Art.
, 1859-09-12
THE CITY
Il Word of UukincAH,

n Word of business,
This present week, Which is TO be a gala week
to our city in general, is to bear the aspects and
reality Of most busy period with our mer-
chants, and our city trade Thousands will
come to Chicago TO see the National Fair who
will anil themselves of their stay 10 make pur-
ehases md make up bills. With these stren-
gers the business guide the most available will
be the City press, which better than ercr be-
fore md more fully, should indicate. just what
onr market oaess and juss uAtre to find ii.
Seven columns Of new advertisements in the
Pass AND TRIBUNE tlis .norning attest that
there il 4 liberal awakening to the fact- We
shall make every effort to, in the best and full
lest manner, set forth the stirring and interest,"
ing news Of the week, and shall issuc lurgc c1-
TIN editions dai1y. From eight to ten thousand
copies Of the Pass AND TRIBUNE will find their
why into the hands each morning Of citizens and
visitors to the Fair. Our merchants should be
alive 10 improve the opportunity to let it be
known where they are and whit inducements
they offer.
, 1859-09-12

FARXERs DISCUSSIONS Drn1SG the FAln.-4t
the last meeting Of the Farmers at Frceport
Thursday evening, a resolution was passe to I'd
joern to meet at Chicago this week and continue
the discussion Of this subject L place should
be provided and notice given in scasou.
, 1859-09-12

MERCHANDISE WANTED IN
1 exchange ia. 3aora real tssata In Southern Iowa
$1,000 woh u property 1t psrsct low prices. Is cert
Will paid in $ and months In cash. Adrasa r. O.
drawer ISL. tele3.x
, 1859-09-12

PEasoSA1.-Ex-Cov. Reynolds, ILL.,, Hon. C
l.. Andesley, Col. VIM. Jessup, john Merrimau
Esq, Of Maryland; Naj. John Jones, Of Dela
ware; Col. ". Ware, of Virginia; Cor. lie
Gowan, Of Pennsylvania; L. Perrin, Of Men
Jersey; Hon. Il Wager, Of New York; Hon
4. II. Clapp, OF Mass; Samuel smptl,, Of Geu
Hampshire; Hon. II. P. Wilder, Of Mass; ur
rived at the fremont House Saturday evening
for the purpose OF attending the Great Nationa
Fair this week.
Hon. Robert Denniston from Orange Co.
n. T., (republican) nominee for Comptroller
is stopping with friends in this eity.
, 1859-09-12

HELn TO DA,I.-Edward Bu1ger, Of Bridge
port, indicted in the Superior Court for an as
sault with deadly weapon upon one Peter
Walsh, wns held TO bail on Thursday in the
sum Of s. 900 and released from confinement.
, 1859-09-12

pOARDING-At G4 and 66 Mon
- lsee one tcos frn the eorreE af 3tste street.
Two Of ptHaaat front roous. Also aernmt1oda-
toas for snke gentlemen sad day bo1sdt.4 This hoie
In very central Location ls but haH beck from he
new fGst DG-c. Sxple.IFx
, 1859-09-12

From Rsv. Henry Ward Becehe who uasd ths TuehAa
Tor 3vo years.
+Ihava ehanSel ny mind respecting thsna fFoo Tho
Arst, except think 3e< better Of tna& which bex1a In
thinking we'll +" In al eetunk lput = fuehs.
into earp<t haE regularly do lectures nsa-
do ny thai In f4r aAvs ha1 oppoe
tnntJ comparison. yuus rrenes pneemnenuT sAA
htsf an.tt tht d II. l4oxruee Srt.apt"
, 1859-09-12

From Ns c. II. Gs%3oer Principal At tha Au3 ;ers FeAs
institute, New York.
II havs been a1itel With bronchitis during the past
WINTER AMI found ~ 1elef until fouad yuAf Tsoches