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OLNEYJLLMM? COMMERCIAL. 181859. CUEKEOJED WEtKLY 1 Flour, Mississippi Railroad NEWKLL. ,50 Mail. E.xpw*'.

Kreizhl, on at stop Station. 7,16, A. M. 4,00 T. ii.

East at stop Vincennes, the oth- a. M. PettingiU ft Coffee, Wheat, Corn, 19 bu. bu. Hay, ton, Butter, ft Eggs doz.

Timothy Seed, bu. Flax Seed fbu. Veathers Hides--Green, Ib do Dry, Salt--Kanawa, Bacon--Shoulders, do Hams, da Sides, Beans, Irish Potatoes, bu. Dried Apples, Drjd Peaches, bu. WHARF COBBS, IMPORTERS AMD DEALERS FOREIGN I AMERICAN A 119 NASSAU YORK, ASP-19 STATE STREET.

BOSTON, A Agents for Iht "OWBT TiMKi," nod the most influential and at the lhe autlwriud to coDtmct for our lowes, ratea. Bounds Langdon AKE 0K A i i A TO K2CBITB IBMCIlirTJOSS week, one of our Corporation officers called OB Ed. Ridgely with paper in hand tfter making an ineffectual attempt to read to hira, left without intelligibly explaiinuK what its contents were; since which has learned from aome other source I that a complaint has been lodgevl FARE REDUCED. Ho! for Newton Jasper Couuty. A Tri-Weeklv Stage, carrying the mail loaves Oluey for the aboro place, on Mondaya, Wednesdays, and Fridays, returning, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sstur lays.

Time of starting 10 o'clock A. v. or immediately on the arrival of the Train from tho JOSEPH L1TZBLMAN. Morrison April 9 ly Established Hack Line- ESSES. JONES i PRICE have estabiishd a Daily Line of Hacks between Newton and Olney, for (he transportation of 1-asseu- gers, and would respi-etfuliy call the attention ty the traveling public to thur Line, as they connect at Newton witli thy Hacks from Effingham and Charleston; therefore all who wish to travel either North or Smith i by this line of tmir money and make "peo'ly i i tin lither North or South, o' ll.ii.kd i Olney for Xcwlon every i a Xeftton for Olnt.y i WTNTGRAYT bUitb before the Police authorities against and Commission him, aid thinking perhaps, that; that may have been the cause of the official call being made on him, sires that some of the knowing ones nil! let him know it such is the fact and the time and place he will be required to answer and he will be on hands to defend the wrong and injury complained of againsi him.

Sabbath evening we attended the Methodist Church, and listened to verj eloquent and im- preasive icnnon, by the Kcv. A. fi. Niihet, on the eubject of Temper' iiace. The house was crowded, and the congregation all attention while the speaker handled that important subject, in a masterly and digaiSed manner.

He took the Jiible for proof, and showed, by it, many and important points. A f- terf peaking a little over an hour fore That Cough. Now the Time, and A A II. THE BEST BEMEDY Of the Age. for (he I L.

witJ-r. D. rniMirs. it. Wiley, Phillips Dresser, Successors of ASHLEY, Wjiisr A COSIPAKV, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, I DUY AND SELL Lands.

Forma. nml Lots, Investigate Titles, itodeeni LaaJi, I Pay Taxes. Particular attention given to the sale of the Lands of the Illinois Central Railroad i Company in Southern Illinois. Anna, Union Illinois. l-I GOLDEN TIIEGOiJjEX ntlZ 'ihc UiiUH-i i 0 i PRIZE.

PRIZii. Citizens ot Pvicbland and adjoining counties that they have k. Tight the interest of J. B. 6-TOUT in tho Olney Marble Works, and will continue to manuiacture to order, TOMBS, HEAD-STONES c.

Ornamental or Plain. to the satisfaction sf purcaasers, out uf American and Italian Marble. ALSO: A I BUREAU AND STAND TOPS, All of our work executed in thaoc best stylo so as to suit purchasers. --ALSO-- Will furnish to order entstono for buildings all kinds, such as STEPS, HANGE WORK; DOOR, AND WINDOW CAPS, A SILLS? HEAHlll-STONES, CHIMNEY COOP1S9, CUUBING.Ac, and will keep eonstnntly on hand buiirlnig stone of all hinds, and will i contract tor Mason work on the most reason- I able ternid. Our stone Jr cutting and building are durable and superior to ary in this country.

All who may wish thing in our lino will do to sjive us a call. ordeis thankfully and promptly attended Die th. WHARF i COBBS. A LSO, UUC eh en fui COU.SEK or I A SOUTH STKKSW, i ILL. 11 i i fur sale C.IM'U of country marketing, uuch as IJuttor, Bacon, V.rJ, Beans, tc i'LOUil kept on h.ina.jf the bust quality fwr WE ARE PREPARED TO PAY HIGHEST MARKET PRICE 3NT I3C, I GOOD MERCHANTABLE he dosed--The audience retired hav- WHITE AND KED WHE AT.

ing much to reflect over during tliei A. L. R. BYF.RS. week.

IVcw. Daily Magnet, is 1 rrniEsrBscniKEif. this method of in- on A i i a i Tvinur forming tho u.tu ns uf this placo and sur- title of ao Adm nistration p.ipu ri)Uuding C() Iitlv llwt ho a lot of that hails from Decatur, i i itedby HOD. P. B.

1 Th.Magt.et is a and nettlj priBtcd Sheet, and i a i i a oilier is Ihe low price ai which liny every respect merits the pationnge aretiffjicJ; mri the fuciiny with per-. ponsof any il n'hatcvei, find even Of true I emOCraCV. of trn 01 twelve yeais, i i uf a tiHcl.er, K-jrn to them. Com We WOllld Call aUen- i they do -iav, tones of tho pi i Ibe melody of tlio violin tlOn tO Card headed, they are i desirable musical instrument now offered to thu public. in our paper, and woulJ respect i -friG $ss.

fully luzgest to those who are fend I AII orders address to WIULIAI 1 Olney, Riclilnnd County, Illinois act of this luxury, that they will find i with the cash win reecivo to their interest to get this valuable recipe. See card. thould not let their The Magazine. THE ATL.4NTI6 MONTHLY DEVOTED 10 it'ratur Art and Politics. The Aim of Periodical will be FIRST: In Tiitcratuio.to leave ns province uiircpiPbi-ntcd, so a while each number conta'n uitiolts i an abstract and permanent value, it i be found that the hyalthy appetitle ot i i for entertainment in lU various foi tus ot NarrUive, und Ilu.nor, i not go uncnred for.

The publishers wish to say, also, that "vhile native writers will riciuve the inobt bOlid encouiagc- mcnt, and will be mainly relied on to fill the pages of the ATLANTIC, they will not hesitate to dra.v from the foi-tign sources at their command, as occ sion may require, relying rather cho oomujtmiy of an. author to treat particular than on any other claim isnatever. In wny they hupe to mako thoir welcome wherever the English l.i.ign.ige spoken cr icail. bECOxc: In i term ART; it is intended to include the whole domain aesthetics, and thuy hopo gradually to make lliii critical department a truo and feurlcss repivsentatne of Art, in all tti various branches, without any regnruV'o pr'-'iiulK-e, whether peisonal or nation il, or i i a coniiderations of what Icincl sourer. Tuinn: Ii' Pulitics, the ATLANTIC will be the orgi.n of r.o i ur uliqiic, but i honestly endeavor to uo tlio of whut its cou- lo be the A i i idea.

It will iloal h.inkly v.iih ai.d pnit tics, endeavoring to in view the nnral element i ti.ii.sccmU a j'crbiias and pa-ties, and iiuikca I hi, of a mil liiaiing i i a itself with any beet of that body of men i is in favur of Freedom X.itionnl Progress, and Honor whether public or private Dollars a year, or twcnfy- fivti a number. Cure of CoDsnaiptiou, Dtcline, Asthma, Bronchitis, Wasting of Flosh. Night Sweats, Spitting of Blood, Hooping Cough, Difficulty of Breathing, Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Phthisic. Pain iu the Side, anil all Ditetises of the Lungs, it stands unequalled. It has Affected Cures in numerous cases where the most skillful physicians in'this country and in Europe have been employed, iind exercised their skill in Tain.

Cases which they pronounced INCURABLE, and surrendered as BEVOXR A DOUBT, leaving their pat.ents without single ray to enliven them in their gloom, HAVB BEEN COKEU BY Dr. BALL'S BALSAM. We have certificates of the strongest and most positive nature, from the following parties, who are well known in the places where they live. One from J. W.

Plummer, Vinton, Iowa, of remarkable cures. One from John Runyen, Waverly, Iowa, of his own son. from Samuel Leaman, Canuien, Hillsdale of a beloved daughter saved. One from Eli Badd, of Athens, 111. who was civeu up by six doctors.

from Dr. A. (1. Doom, Bloomfield, Iowa, a physician of 20 years practice. from Robert Shinn, Marion, Iowa, of a consumptive doughter cured.

frpm M. M. VanDeusin.Springfield as the remedy for Lung Diseases. from Fifteen Phys.cians certifying it to be better adapted to pulmonary diseases thau any other known remedy, as they have tried them all. JyOno from J.

W. Wentworth, Chicago, Illinois, of a cough 9f 9 years itanding. An astonishins cure. from Campbell, Tount.iin Green, Ills, it takes like wild-fire, nnd cures like a charm. irom K.

McCracken; Manchester, Scott Ills--ho say --Old-line Doctors stanp no chance when patients can get your Bulsnm. from Harriet Cnmmings, Cincinnati, 0., cujcd of a severe bronical difficulty, liaising of blood, ifcc. from John cor; of and Western Row, Cincinnati, 0. We certify to the genniness of the above certific.1 tes, and could furnish hundreds of others of a nature quite us interesting to all fuffenngfrom any disease of the lungs and throat. BULLEfa, SMITH 4 PnopRiETOits, 124 Lake Chicago, (Removed from 14 S.

Water street,) to whom all ciders muitbe addressed, Wholesak and Retail Dealers in Patent Medicines generally. Sold by A. D. Mitchell, H. Kingsbury Prarieton, and by'Ridg- way i Williams, C.

W. Cullen, Q. W. Haynie and 11. Gunn Sons in Olney.

Store, A rJ. se and St: it Ni A CARD TO THE LADIES. DK DTJPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL huvbands go out among the ladies alone, as one of our men, a social gathering the other evening, asked a young lady for her company, giving as an excuse that to 'wife was not The anwerwai, 'I am very much obliged to you, I have company. 9 gy We have some blanl gages for tale. Sold wholesale and retail.

I I A LAXCK. Olney, October 5, ISJS. 'flie New- York Tribune, iese-39. THI TRIBUSR is piinted on a Isrgi impcii il sheet, foldi-d qir.rto form, and uiaikd Lo subscribers uii thu fiilloTrinj; DAILY Tr.iBrvi.. or a $8 I I 1 8 t.

dCi'pUv 1 jou. lu 1 auari.33 26 Quarterly meeting will i continence at the M. E. Church, ou! the 19th of March. blanks for sale at tlui office.

1 C-ii')-. 1 3 1'i'pua 1 jt.ii wei KLY TniDCxn. 1 Topv, 1 ycnr $2 a 9 1 year, iipics, 1 jour 6 I 10 i. TwcKiy Cop'cs. to uiie address, 1.1 ti.e i tf poi a $211 Twi'Wy i I I I I iai.n fi'b- Slll Ul rilum erai i i-ath A ia in i uit'g U3 a C.ub ot Ti.

ur more be in. i' lid tu cilrn Cjpy. oitbicriphons 01111. at a lime. 0ca uhMel Au Io Jl TIACE GRESLEY'i Tribune Sew Yuik.

Siw Yiiik. Police A LL PERSONS knowinR themschv" inacb'ed a i i vif i SO-VS. cithci- the great horse-taincr bj note or bunk accoint are ln-rohy notified tu make immciliato Svttlemeut. wc rf nti 11 iiui i' ml raus UTs i Onr pressinjt compel! us to take i i i lliis course. aj.il hope our creditnrs will all Ml A OOUthern paper httS llOISt- 'appreciate and come forwaid and the name of Gen.

Jo. Lane as its ctnd'whte for the Presidency. isif it now JB do so, as a any longer time. H. PjpiIE undersigiK-tl jnforics tho 1 JL Public, he liua purchased the steam mill, a cil mill, and cuiduii; i i i i i i of P.

Phr.i]p, one mile und a hi'f i of Oiney, winch he is having up in the best of grinding i a i and 1.1,ding wuol. All pcisonn i mi Inn i i ttinll be accom- I inud.it il un tne mi tt favouible Urvjs. A i i i grain or wool, if ilul in in) h'ivul, will bo fmid fo K. All no.I be well washed and I i to ihtiav good i 1 3 73m. AXSON BALDING Brandreth'a Pills P5IK1FY THE BLOOD! i 'ONIIXUED PAIN OR UNEASINESS in 21.y organ is generally cured by one or iiioro dcsci of Eiandreth'ii Pills.

Xhirtyyears personal expi i rience by the undersigned 'justifies this assertion. i Dr. James Potadam, N. anys: i "I have currd the most deplorable co'tivencsa of the bowels with Bramlfeth's Pills, when cv ry otlior rtiucdy had failed, and the pa- 1 up to die blcin diseases of an i character, i-uih Hry- Eipelas, Salt Pvliouin. I'eUtr :n.fl auiutnei liuit.

I have seen eradicitcd by their I have crrn'. the Rhennja'ie, ihe Epileptic, the Piir- alytu 1 snd the K.th these excellent Tills alone." In Jaundice, and all Affections of Ihe Lher, I 1 iip'ii, Pj'sentery, snd D.airhcoi, P.eiui- iitiii rs and Femalo bcoilmlij an4 iScrofulor.s, cien Ai.d Auctions have giren a to use of ih'b Medicine, and yer.rs' eatiinatiuii uf Ui.uidietli' Pi'ls t'v'ijtiiuios to u.crease. A lady, beautiful and healthy, took coid, whioa caused a serious ubstruction lor her healtb ivis btuhcn down, hot beauty departed. At length 13r ndrcth'o 1'illa wiro tried; eleven doics uf Iruni two to i were l.iken ip jlfteen days preceding the a-iml period. restored, end her healih an good looks recovered.

WORMS. Brandredth's Pills arc the Best Vermifuge; thi-y me inf illible. A little child, six years oid. for some weeks was drooping; its mother gave it one of Uraailredth's Sugar Coated tlie ne.tt day there c.ime away a worm sixteen inches long, and us large as a child's finger. The child was well.

PLEURISY. MARRICDon the 10th inst, by the Rev. Jamos M. Ihrapp, Mr HarrUon L. C.

Uunn, of Lawrence County, to Miss Ellen Kelly of iUchland Co. Are infalli-: ble for removing Stoppages or Irregu- laiities of the Menses The Pilla are nothing but have been uted fey tho Doctor in his practice for many yeais, boib in France and America, i unp.ualicka bueeeas in and lie is urged many thousands la-' dies who have used them, to make the Pills public, for Hie alleviation of those ruff-Ting from irregularities whatever, pieventative to will not permit of an raiuily. Pregnant females, or those fupposin themselves so, are cauiicmed against Sold by C. W. Cullen, Obey.

BOLLES, SMITH i 124 Lake Chicago, Agents for tbeNnrlh Western States, also dcnlero in Patent Medicines D. i. KITCBF.Lb'S SEW BIJir.DIXO,XISARTHlS M.TIXG OLNEY, ILLINOIS, RE KOW OPENINa very large and well ielected stock of Fall and Winter Fancy taple Including all is meant by those terms. HaU, Cnps, Boots and Shoes of every form and ishion, Groeeriea, Hardware, Queenswarc, (xlassware, Wash- Tuba, Churns, Buckets, In short eierylhing usually kept in Retail Stores; all of which they are selling at REDUCED PRICES for Cash or Produce. Don't forget the place, at Kitchell's New Building, near the Railroad E.iting House.

'ihc li.lden Priu, 'ihc Oolilra Prize, the Guliii-n 1'nzo, Illustiaied Evarj Wcc-k. Illustrated Every Week. Illnbtralcd Every Illustrated Waek. Illustrated Every Week. Bouse Two Lots I WILL SELL my House and two Lots near the Depot on accommodating terms.

Any person who wishes to secure a residence in Olney, will find this property to be a great biir- gain. The House is new, two stories high, Containing eight rooms, all finished in fine order. There is a Smoke-House and good Well of ater on the promises. For further particular? inquire of H. G.

BARNEY, five miUs north-west of Gluey, or at the Times Office. HAHUA.V G. BEYNOLD3. EUSENE L. GROSS.

REYNOLDS GROSS, A AT LAW, SPECIAL AOENTS FOB THE COLLECTIO 0, DEBTS. PAYN1 ET OF TAXES --AND-- I REDEMPTION OP LANDS, i SPRINGFIELD. ILL. PHEY have unusuil facilities for i prompt collection of debts any in Illinois, by menus of local ngenta, known to bo reliable, in every County in tho Slats. Thoy have been permitted to refer especially to-Governor Matteson, Springfirld, Ills.

Han. K. Dubuis, Auditor, Sprinfield, 111. J. Bnnn, Banker, Win.

Vf. Mitchell, Chicago. C. K. Staikweather, Hon.

KH.Foss, Hon. Juliuo Manning, 111. Hon. T. J.

Uuford, Mayor, Rock Island, 111. using pills while in that condition, as the proprietor assumes no icsponsibility after the above admo- their mildness would pie- vent any injury tu health; otherwise hese pills are rco- imwended. Direc-1 i ior.s accompanying each b0x. i Price $1. K.

for Dr Duponco's Golden Pills. See signature every box. You then obtain apill you. any depend upon. Ladies by inclosing one dollar by mail to ui'her of the agents can have tho Pills sent (confidenly) to any part of the country.

FARM FOR SALE. ILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH containing 70 acres part prairie and Dart timber, lying about 8 miles from Olney" on Sugar Cacek prairie, fine improvement, rich soil and very desirable location. Enquire of HAYWAKD KlXCHlSLL.Ageuts Clarcmont Mills HE undersigned respectfully informs the public that the Claremont Mills are in complete running order, and that he is propar- eu to tuanuf superfine flour in any quantity. Cosh will be paid for Wheat, Corn, Rye, Barley, o. farmers give me a call.

June, 25 tf. W. H. CORD. J859 POPULAR TRADE 1859 Ribbons Millinery Goods, Ribbons! Ribbons Ribbons New Barber Shop.

rrUIB UNDERSIGNED, wishes to tho JL citizens of Olney that ho has fitted ap the room one door east of the Union House, formerly occupied as a barber-Jiop, fora shaving and shumpooning snloon. He will constantly be found at his post. Rnzora all new and kept in qood order. Hair cutting alio done neatly and fashionably. MICHAEL SCHMIDT.

Cupping, bleeding, and teeth drawing systematically and promptly executed. R. G. FOWLER, ONE DOOR EAST OF SAMUEL 11. GUNN'S TO MERCHANTS, MILLINERS, JOBBERS DEALERS IN RIBBONS.

MILLINERY GOODS, A CASH BUYERS IN ALL SllOTIONS OF THE COUNTRY. THE CASH lUBBON HOUSE, 116 CHAMB TBBET, jSEW YORK JNO. PARRELL. ESTABLISHED 1858. We have originated a new principle--a new era in the Ribbon Trade, whereby we make this business plan, simple, and staple as that of brown sheetings.

Wo Soil For Cash! We Buy For Cash! We are sat sfled with per cent piofit. Ask no Second Price. Have all our goods marked in Plain Figures, so that man, woman and child -'buy alike," and receive the same valua for their money. Our prices for best Tjffeta Ribbons, all colors, aro No. 1 12 ots.

per piece, 1J15 2 20J 3 25J 4 35J 6 57i 9 874 12 11)7J 16 i piece. We offer Fancy Ribbons Styles," "All Colots;" -'All Qualities," at prices defying Competition, and for Cash only. Our Establishment is the centre of attraction for Ribbons Quick Sales, Light Profits, Goud Value, for Cash. ROUCHES ROUCHES New Styles and Patterns, at a saving of 30 per cent from credit prices. BLOND LACES, QCILTINGS, AC.

Our line in these Goods always full. We Import and '-Job" them at once for 5 der cent advance. Marked prices on all Goods in plain --A n-- people live only in hope; --the rich live in fuar. Administrators I TY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of the County Jj Court of Ricblund county Illinois, mad ill next Monday Come out everybody. boys attending one of tchools, got into fight a day or so ago, when of them drew ting-shot, and very seientiScally it about the other's ttaoeking lint iensclers, in which eoodition he remained for some tTmt.

Its high time that Young America should taken care of, they art waited down with of warfare. on the petition of tho undersigned, Auminis- i trator of the estate of E. C. Lough for MltC BOCietV IC.ITO losell the Real Estate of the said deccas- i rd, at the Fobiuary tfim A. D.

1859 of at Mrs. I sh, ll on the 2nd day of April next, between tho hours of 10 A. M. aud 4 P. M.

of saiil day sell at public sale on the premises in the 'county aforesaid, the following Real Estate, situate in the eounly afuretaid, described as the North half of tho qr sec I 4 9 20 acres on a credit of A. Aiispacher Co. A A OF CLOTHING, Also, Importers and Dealers in CLOTHS, and I I GOODS Main Street, next door to Branch Bank. apvol2tf. EVANSVILLE, ISO.

WHITNEY CAEV, HOUSE, SIGN, COACH AND ORNAMENTAL JEWELER. ATCHES and JEWELM repaired at short notice and on reasonable terms. a i had many years practice in Europe, Cun.icla. and the United States, he is prepared to A A A 1 Work, and thus insure satisfaction to all who may favor him i their patronage. HOUSE AND LOT A A GOOD NEW FRAMK HOUdE-vrit'i tour rcoms, a Smoke House and good Well of Water on tho Lot, for sale AT A BARGAIN.

This Property is near the Railroad, and will bo sold on the most favorable terms if application id made soon to SANFORD MORRISON, Or to W. SI. BECK. tflO BROADWAY HOTEL, Cincinnati, 0., JOSEPH CROMWELL, PROPfETOR at 5 A. M.

for pas- sengeis by morning trains. ttnsinitkiiig. TXO S. KNIGHT, respectfully informs th Sportsmen of this and adjoining counties tha he is manufacturing Guns of a superior and keeps on hand and for sale all kinds of bun Trimming. Repairing of all kinds dono to der.

Shop Walnut street. WORD TO THE WISE." BornI a lot of Sfcwi Md for fe ry cheap. I i I LINOIS. Olney 11 'W. Horace Uaywanl.

Bclvvard Kihectl HAYVVARD KITCHELL. Real Estate Agents IUCHLAND COUNT5C, ILL ILL attend to Buying and Sslling Land, Paying Taxes, Examination of Land Ti ties, Writing Deeds, Mortgages, Contracts, Ac. Prompt attention gsven to alj Business connected with Real Estate, Office, West tide Public Square, N. nave employed in our the valuable terviees ot Mr. formerly Shcria of Richlsnd County.

Mr. Wolf is a practical Surveyor, and familiar with almost Inet of Land in Riehland oncntr. PAINTERS, I FFEK THEIR SERVICES to tho and tcspectfnlly solicit a share of its patron ace. $Sf N. B.

Paints of all Colors tept mixed or unmixed to Phop under the office of the "Weekly Press." August 10, '53. Coal, Coal, Coal. OHIO MISSISSIPPI COAL BANKS, ANT Agents, WASHINQTOJf, INDIANA. Price 8 Cents Per Bushel At tlxe Fit. S.

BA1KD, Agent, Olney, 111. September 1 ISoS. Itf8 Our intention is to mako the Ribbon Trada as st.iple in regard prices as domestic goods. To do this wo must selhme millionion dollars worth of goods per Annum! We aro Union Men. "No North," "no South." We solicit the pationage of Merchants, in every section of the United States, and are t'e sirvants of all who favor us with their trade and patronage.

JNO. I'ARRRLL, Cash Ribbon Houae, 116 Chambers Street, New York, R. H. WALLER, near the Hudson River Railroad Depot. TEEEB HAUTE BOOK-BtNDERY.

JO PEINTtNG OFFICE, A BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTORY. R. H. SIMPSON Co, Proprietors. Terre Haute, Ind, All work done in the best style, ahd at reas- ocable rates.

May 14th. HOUSE. Olney, (Richiand Ills. IMJTEDIAIKLT OF THE COtmt HOUSE. GOOD ACCOMMODATION, A RETURN THff 11! A NY PERSON havipg in their possession BOOKS, MAGAZINES, Ac taken from the office of H.

HAYWABD; will please 1 return them. Among those jnissing are bound, copies of "Ladies' Repository, Graham's Mnga-1 zine and Harper's Magazine. Persons having i them in their will conf favor by rctsrring them them to the proper sniur. Johnson Rradford, 111. A KE always on hand to fill orders for any thing in the line Book Sellers, Stationers, and Binders.

Twenty years experience in furnishing county officers with Butiks and Blanks will secure 'greater nccnrracy and promptness than will Be found in nay other stahlisement in the ly A Tri-Weekly Stage for Newton, Jasper Bo leaving Olney I vs ardays. D. T. CLARK, Justice of the Peace, Sumner, Lawrsnce county, Ills. promptly to the collectionol acknowledgements of deeds e.

Claims sent from a distance will receire prompt attention. WASHINGTON HOTEL, FELER HEDDER1CH, Corner Third and Main Streets, OPPOSITE THE COURT BOUSE, ly Three Squares from the River and four from the Railroad Depot, ma27-ly EVANSVILLE UfDl CHEAP. bavt just printed a fine lot of BLANK DEEDS, which we ofierfor flaleCHEAP, Call and examine. ISAAC I I OF THE A Lawrence ville, Ills. giro prompt attention to all busine entrusted to Ms cars.

Spe THE GOLDEN PRIZE ILLUSllxA'lKLi! 11 I USTKATKD! The New York Wcifcly QOLDE.V PRIZE is onj of the largest and wsukly pi'pers of dav. Au Imperial Quaro cmi aining KlGlll'PAGBS, or Fuvty Cohimcs of onter- t.daing 01 ijiiiual matter: aud Elegantly Ilius- erated evcrv UHrjC FROM 50 CENTS TO JJOO 00 iNGO'JD, WILL BE PRESENTED TO KACil SUBSCRIBER ON liE- CEIPX OL' THE SiJBSOBIATION' MONEY. One joppy enej car $2 CO, tinJ 1 gift. ceppy f'' two ye-ii-a $350, Shifts. coppj to three years 5 0 0 3 gifts.

coppy fo five veiw 00, 5 gifts. ANP'i'O CLBB-i. Three copies one year $5 00, and 3 gif U. ITiva 00, len 15 -00, 10 Twenty one SO 00, 21 The articles to be distributed are comprised following list: SPackagesof $5000 00 oh 5 do, 200 00 each 10 do, 100 00 10 Patent lever hunting cased watotics 100 20 (ioKl Watches 75 00 each 50 do, SO 00 each do, 50 00 each 3HO Ladies Gold Watches 35 00 eaoh 200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches SO 00 enoh 500 Silver Watches $10 to 25 00 each 1000 Gold Guard, Vostand Fob Chains 1Q, to 30 00 enoh, Gold ockets, Bracelets, rocochcs.Eiir-Drops Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Slesve Buttons, Tangs, i Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles, and a variety of other articles worth from fifty cents to $15 each. ImmetliaUly on rcoeipt of the iubscription money, the subscriber's name will be entered upon our subscription book opposite a number and the gift corresponding with that number will be orwarded, within one week, to the scnbcr, by mail or expres, post paid, a.i3" All communications should be address ed to Messrs, DEAN SALTER, 48 and 49 Mofiat Building, S35 Broadwny.

Now York. Specimen copies Bant free, ap 2yl'58. Agents wanted. FARM FOR SALE eighty acres, thirty acres under cultivation. Good he log house, stable and ut houses, a good well of wnter.

two hundred choice selected fruit trees, from the Dayton Nureery. For further particulars, enquire of Elijah Aatcliffe on the 3 miles south of Olney. jy233m. ISAAC STRAVIVS LOOS OUT! LOOS LOOK 3VX A THOSE INTERESTED WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE! S. BA1RD.

Patent Portable Grinding Mills, FJuOURINU WUJSAT, GitlNUING CORN MEAL, SMALL GRAIN, FEED, aa well as whole ears of corn, (cob and all, as it is called,) into good fine Cob and Corn Feed, in one operation. These celebrated Mills I manufacture out of the best French Burr Blocks, with much care. I build six different sizes, prices ranging from eighty-five to two hundred and filty dollars. Ihese Mills continue to ttcm the current of oil opposition, and are superior for all purposes-- especially for wheat flouring. Also-STRAUB'S PATENT PQRTABLJ SAW MILL, called This is an ingenious and useful Saw Mill, to make lumber in the woods.

This Mill'can be rua by animal, steam, or water power. Those wishing to know fully about the prin- yle upon which they are built, and the prices each size, os well as tho terms of sale, will please address me, asking a Book of Description, which I will mail and post-pay. Those who do so, will write in plain, readable language, the name, Postoffice, Cornty, and State. ISAAC STRAUB, Patentee and Prop'r, No. 19 West Front 0.

1 HEREBY GIVEN to all whom it may 1 concern, that the notes given at tha Sales of J. G. Wcchsler's effects will become due on the 10th uf January next, and that the sum will be listed for collection if not redeemed at raatnoity. S. GRIFF, Deo.

1st, 1 859. PROSPECTUS OP THE Chicago Press and Tribune, IJEPor DEfOTED TO POLITICS, AGRICULTURE, AliT. SCIENCE, AND LITERATURE. The City of Chicago hag become tho Great News Centra as well as Commercial Emporium of the Northwest. And the PBESS AKD TBI- BCSE is the best paper published in the United States for people living in the Western States and Territories.

It publishes more fresh news and valuable tion than any other Western paper. Its Market Reports are fuller, more accur ate and comprehensive than are published in any other Western paper. It has more contributors on all subjects, and correspondents at all important newt points, than any other Western paper. It is the leading Republican Journal in the Northwest' and never sacrifisos principal to obtain success, but boldly and vigorously advocates thore measures and doctrines it Believes be most calculated' to promote the public good. It is heartily devoted to- (he-development of Western resources and the promotion of home interests.

It preserves a high moral tone; combats vice and.error: sustains virtue and truth; and is a most useful and instructive Paper. It is worth ten fold its costs to all classes of Western men. Filially, it is the CHEAPEST paper in the wholo M'est, accorning to the amount and quality of matter it publishes. Terms of the Weekly Press and Tribune Single Subscribers, i a advaooe Two Three Copies, Five Copies, Ten Copies to one Twenty Copies, do. do.

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C. K. DR. INDIAN ROOT PILLS DK. MOUSE.

t'licinTOiterof ll.tree'a Jndinn I'ills. luis sjvi.l tho gU'uU-r jmrt H-' life in travcliiic, tUitvd EHKIJM A tin and Africa, as vrellHi Nurlh Aiuvnck -his i hpent three jcarjaiininsthe vl oar UVs- Jteni country--i' ls way thut I liian Hoot Hiia weio tlin-pvcrcu. i Morse the fi)--t nmn 10 i-lnblis-h J.rfi 111: a discc.TJ arise the bloud--that our and UXc pend upon this vitsl fluil. I When the become cloijjed, r.pil do not net in perfect iiarraony. with the i different functions ot the body, thebloud iirtiuu, becoiacs thick, I'urrnpt-eJ, snd dis- cssed; thus causing all jrain, fidciiess, und dis- cases of ever) namoj our ttrengtb I ami our health are deprived ff.

und if nn- I line isr.otsustidneil in throning ulT ilk' ntnt humors, Ui" blood will booitie ehukeil and i cease to set, and thus our i b.j loi -vcr blon out. How important thtn tljt wt- shouM kwp the uirious iassages "5 ilie body fi-ce and open. And how pleasai to 113 tl'iu we have it in our p.mci a Medicine in your reach, namely. IndiBis Koot 1'iHt. manunictviii-il from pl'nU tnil roots which grew ainnnd the nwnntainous olilh in Natuie's garden, fcr ths heal hniid of discared uian.

One ul the mots from which these pills are uiiido is a which uprns of tlie tkin, and assists nntun; in throwing out J.he tioer parts of the corruption tithin. The scvund le a plant tthivh ii an exprcturnt, that opens and; uuulogs the pjus- sage to the lungs, aud thus in a southing manner, perfoiuia its duty of throwing off phlegm and other humor from tha lungs by copious spitting. Tho thiid ia Diarstic, which gives ease and double strength to the kidney; thus encouraged, they diaw largo amount -ot iuipu- lily from the blood, wbi is then thrown uut beautifully by the urinaiy or water passage, and which could not have been discharged in any other way. Tho fourth is a cathartic, and accompanies tho other properties of the pills while engaged purifjing the blood; tho coarser particles of impurity which cannot pus by the other outlets, are thus taken up and conveyed off in great quantities by tlie bowels. The i e.vson why people arc so distressed when sick, and why so many die, is because they do not jet a medicine which will pass to the afflicted parts, and which will open tho passage tor Ihe disease to bo oust out; hencn, a argc quantity of food and other matter is lodged, and the stomach and intestines are litcrly ovei flowing with the corrupted mass; ihus Qu- dergaing disagreahle fermentation, constantly mixing with the blood, which throws the corrupted matter through every vein and artery until life is taken from the body by Mosre's Pills have added to themselves victory upon victory, by resloiing millions of Ihc sick to blooming health and thousands wro have been racked or tormented with sickness, pain and anguish, end whose feeble irumcs have been scorched by the burnig elements of raging who have been biought, as it were, within step of the silent grave, now stand ready to testify that they would have been numbered among the dead, had it not leen for this great and wonderful medicine, Moree'a Indian Root one or two doees bad been taken, they were astonished and absolutely surprised, in witnessing their charming effects.

Not only do they give immediate ease and strength, and trke away all sickness, pain and anguish but they at once go la work at tho foundation of the disease, which is tho blood. Therefore, it will bo shown, especially by those who use these Pills, that they will so dense and purify, that disease, that "deadly enemy--will take it-i flight, the flush of youth and beauty will return, and the prospect a long nr.d happy life will cherish and Uighe.l your days. of a counterfeit signed A. Moore. All the genuine have the name of A.

White on each box. Also the Signature of A. J. White. All others aro spu- rieus.

A. J. WJ1ITB CO. Proprietor. 50 Leonard St.

New York. Dr. Morse's Indinn Root Pills are sold by all dealeisin medicine. Agents wanted iu every town, village and hamlet in tho laud. Parties desiring tho agency will address as above for terms Price 25 cts per box, five boxes will bo tent on receipt of $1, postage paid.

Dec. ISih--Jy. COX ROBEPTS. PATENT TIIKASHER AND CLEANER. The increased demand for Machines proves they are growing daily in ftivor with the farmers.

Their extreme simplicity and durability allow of their being' managed by the most unskillful farmer, and their cheapness places them within the reach of all. We expect, this season to fill orders on re ceipt, but would advise those wishing to par- chase 'to send in their orders soon. Treshers ivithont Cleaners, Lever and Endless Chain Powers, Corn Shelters and Castings of kinds. KINGSLAND AND FERGUSON, mar. 19 St.

Louis, Mo. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Copper Tubular I I ROD, 1TT.TH SPIRAL FLANGES, (PATESTED ACO. Rods, complete for attuchieg to by eiprrsi to nay of the KVoflrr niiMtl to pervmn who tailing up Bod) or who mity dciire to In karincw. County and State for nle.

Tbb Bod In gontral on IB Cntn) Mluw, ana many otlur Inr.iiitie* ihrowhont cooMiy. It ulierever it introduced. It il humbug. No mini who MMtttWfll mr buy any other Rod. The old iron ffn It at Ignomnn flics before tin ndv.BC» of Accordiug to Prot Firadny, and otlier of note, coppm- hu conJuctlng power i to 8 (IMtw iron; and, iu luidition to this important fact, Kod hu surface inid'lo and out, nearly three limes (rat ai tho old Iron rod Kod in ornn- on tbe and does not will endure an without losing eondurtinitpovfer.

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Messrs. Mann Co. are extensively engaged in procuring fcr new inventions, and will advise inventors with regard to the novelty of tbeii PRINCIPLE OFFICE AT ALTON, IU, rpHIS COMPANY WAS CHARTERED -L 1850, and insurer, it moderate cost, almost every specios of property in Illinois against loss or damage bj Fire. The of risk are so arranged that each, clan of proptr- ty insured support its own Every one insuied becomes a Company being an Bcroeiation of emUomtrj-- each of whom is concerned in insuring bit neighbor. The augments in exact ratio with the increase of risks, the security of rhich remains in the hands of the insured; every member is the Uetsurer of hU own money until tbe maa is required for tlw mrpose of paying, losses.

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for iuinranoe bi nade to j. Grititin, Olney. J. Potts, lawnnokftlla. Bothwell, Majsville.

v3no321y. Special Notice. 4 LL claims due the estate of W. S. A whether on book or if ttor.

laid by the 15th of next, will be the hands of proper officers rr oolUotiorf. SAMUEL LAIRD, Ad'M ofW. S. Laird, dee; Administrator's Notice. OTICE ii'horeby given, that at the February Term, 1859, of the Riehland county cart.

State Illinois, I shall attend before aid couit at Olney, for the purpose of adjust- ng all claims against the estate of Nicholas Gibson, late of said unty, all claimants are notified to present their claims for adjustment. JA8. GIB-ON, Adm'r of N. GibacnJ dec. fl.

Hayward, Atty. Dee. 10 4r. Dr. W.

H. Medcalfo (Late Corresponding secretary of the Medical Obirargical Faculty of Maryland, and first Vice Presi. dent of Medical and Surgical Society ef Baltimore.) a the citisem ol Olnej andwimty; thataf tar-many ac- practice and atundence in largest Eastern Hospitals, he, with stme COB fidccoc, offers his cei vices in all the braacJMt hijprofeuion, dissuw of Women and Children. Residence Knrth ATCBUO, West 01 2t TIME TABLE or THE ST. LOUIiJ ALTON CHICAGO, BAIL B)AD.

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