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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
HEa1BoLD,s EXTRACT BucHu.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.

symp,oms. amongst which will he found
Indisposition
10 Exort;on Loss
of Power Loss of Aemo
nv Dis6eultv of Breatbiup Gen.
oral Weakness, Horror Of Disease
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror
.A, ,..sl asn' ov.s s,", -, "AA.a,n'ss,
D'eas y. '''o.' @ iAIsa''' o"'.'s"i Asa'uue 81 mo
IT,. u..s. Es.sss = .pp' y. Wv. D.'pep''e
af ~. s,;, pu,s r, r,.s.-. - :. -.
Black Spots Flying be-
Great Nobility Restlessncss with Horror of Society,
Manner. NO Earnestpess. no suec.
.laton. hut a Hurried
Transition from ono
question to
another
The.e .vnrto,, If .lovod to 20 onxb;cb ,b;u ,os. 10,
y.rab,y revsoyes-soon foIors loss or power rATIyI
TY and ErIrEprIC rIrSn ann Of ~b;,b IN. r4rt ,,,x
expire VII. can say that these .re moi freausny
followed by those droful d:seaxes-INsANIT Ann CON
Sumption, The r.~ords ~ ~. Iys.rr IcvI I,,c -
The melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION bear ample witness
70 no sfutn o these ASSERTIONS II unasc Asyums tho most
meAncnoy eshnon appears The eountenance is actually
~ o :" eou M 80 =. 'As seIe oeosf, 4 = 'areiy Musuate'
VIM "oeai measures wan despair
LOW suiien SOUNDS ms gr'ei negmied.
Denty = Host tenie ana has Drought thousands
- h, t, !. e. ~ - - !. s'.s.ls n 'Ae aH'ioA "
~
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
q and l5l Charities street,
eehera Asents.
by discharge slime MI nodioal authorities
that work thorough tho bowels
invigoraed well
wINERs CANADIAN yERMIFuGE fulhla both these con.
diions It only extpaes the yeicues streughsps
the digestion ncreases the solvent the gastric juice
and mpars healthy action to tho bowels Hence Its
-r's'' 49, pe''AAA'A''
Ahh iDnA Vt ihE Ii 'iSr noDf
beins me resoepacle o greedy worms ckening and YET
K out Of every ten children are more less afflicted with them
A DC inc case when there hre volumes OF testi
prove that few doses Of Wners Canadian Yenuge
eradicate the dsease Parents make note of this estab
hshod 1ae and remember that the medicine is free from all
deieterons substances.
pAISI.Ess IN rra oprp Ar1ov
Certain In its resuts free from al, r.n.r. ,hst,,, a
inyiporstnp IN The sv,te ,b.s. arc N. rr =, yINrp,a
yERHIFIrcE : nr.nor.t,n ,-h;h as;t
every class of in,erna worm. i,t s.,rss ~ d, . =;
as .rr...hl. a. n q a.,or;.h;n f -
p,.
1st eAo ~ Ne" orieahs ~hoiesaie ana retai' oy
j. WRIGHT CO.. Sole Propriotors.
---- ----------
nAuIny,S nrA nuca nary -y,,,,, <x,,.,
THEIR IS NOTHING LIKE TT
no" "uon pun ana sunerinR-nay, even he sen-may pe
yee Dy nsyng supply Magical ram Extraceor
w u' N es' VI suuaen scciaen'S' IN cus "ouna oufns'
eeas p ans "nu " wnlcn enuen arc con-
S o9's.n0 . .eAoa u .ns am hAiAe.or Is e'ef 'ne
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

WANTS OLD Brown HuNG.--Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, who superintendent the rifle meeting in
North Church, New Haven, in sermon preached
in his church, Brooklyn, Sunday evening, October
10th, said =" Let no man pray that Broom be
spared Let Virginia make him martyr. Now,
he has only bl,ndered. His soul was noble-his
work miserable. But a cord and a gibbet would
redeem all that, and round up Browns failure with
heroic success
Verify, well may Brown pray to be saved from
his "friends.r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

F. STRINGER 8 CO.
FASHIONABLE CLoTEIING!
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
F. sTRIN GER 4 CO.,
Camp Street.
Between Grayier and Common.
RETAIL DEALERS
READ UNA DE L0THIN G.
Every Description and Quality,
Inform the public they have Just received from their
manufaory large and well stock Of Goods in their
line together with
AN UNRIvALRD ASSORTMENT
FURNIs HING GOODS
ekNTLExESs WEAR, .M
Which, In part, consists follows
Coats for Dress.
FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS COATS
FINE BLACK CLOTH FRoCK COATS
FINE OLIVE :. .
FINE cLARET :. :.
Coats for Rusiness.
BLUE CLOTH
,x,r,s, CIR, u,1pn = ss,vppv s,,,rs
cnpv m~.
BLACK CLOTH rALIofs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
aew erlesns nau Grestn ahsda sosna Aurmtr L. 1859
CHARLES r. RAILEY.

<QyNNN<<NS&~
CHARLES 3. RAILEY.
CHARLES II. RAILEY,
ENERAL GRO GER,
And Dealer in
LIQUORS,
No. IS TcuoJPITeuLAs STREET.
Between oravior End Matches s.s
Offers for sa,e o. REASONABLE TERMS. tho following
1MMENsN STOCK OF GOODS in his limo:
Coffee
RIO, JAVA,
WHITE AND BROWN.
MOCHA, LAGUAYRA, eso.
Candles
sTAR-Hoo boxes.
SPERM. and
CHEMICAL SPERM, etc.
Butter
GoSHEN-Fresh, landing constantly by steamers and
sail vessels from the best Eastern Dairies.
wESTERN-Fresh, landing constantly by steamers
Cheese
$50 boxes in store
WESTERN,
ENGLISH DAIRY,
DURHAM Farm,
GLOUCESTER, ~
susar-Lovering' Roaned-
:. :. :. 80 :. Coarse Puv'd.
=. :. :. 80 half boxes Loaf
:. LOUISIANA, in hhds and bbs.
=. Crushed Powdered and Loaf
New Orleans Refinery RebsAed
Fruits
RAIstNs-AR and Layers-Iu boxes. halves and qrs.
cURRANTs-ls casks
sEEDLEss RA1srNs-1. Mats.
DATES.
PRUsEs-Dry
PEcANs-Texas
ALMONDS.
BRAZIL, NUTS etc etc
Sugar -curcd-Choce brands.
SIDES, SHOULDERS MESS PORK, etc.
Mess and Prime-bbls. and half bbls
Dried Beef-Plsin and Sugar. Cured
In kegs and barrels.
Flour and Salt.
Brandy
100 packages varisus qualities.
whisky
go packages OLD BOURBON.
xoNoNeARsLA,
SCOTCH,
Gin-Gin-
HOLLAND. ".Y.-"" a..
AMERICAN. etc.. etc. y...5.
Wines, In Wood
MADEIRA,
SHERRY.
SWEPT and DRY MALAGA.
Wines, In Glass
CLARET,
WHITE WINES
sAUTHRNE
Champagne
200 baskets assorted
Sundrics-
BRANDY cHRRRIEs-aiass and cork stops
BRANDY FRUITs-Assorted.
ANIsETTE-AH qualities.
commissioned, ali kinds.
woLFEs AROMATIC scHIEDAN soHsAPrs
BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
RASPBERRY BRANDY.
APPLE BRANDY-old and sns.
PEACH BRANDY.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
LONDON PoRTER-Quarts and pnts.
SCOTCH AND INDIA ALE-Qusrts and pints
PORTER AND ALE-In boxes, qts. and sts American !
Tobacco
1900 boxes, Of all styles.
Pounds, half pounds IS, los, TWIST.
POCKET LUMP, etc. from lowest grade to the highest
quality and price.
Cigars
A Than ad brand ofH fHpa u,v
An assortment of German CIGARS.
Cuba Skies, etc. etc.
Snuff
Lorillard's, CARROTS, Goodwins
Roome's, ETC., ETC., ete.
Pipes
PIPES of every description.
PIPE HEADS of assorted qualities.
Goodwn's Smoking and Yellow Bank TOBACCO.
Calls :, :,
Tea-Tea-Tca-
IMPERIAL. in half chests of every quaiity-loO pkgs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

IuO1OuAAla liz.
A NDERSON & BLESSINGS
VIEW AND SUPERB
PHOTOGRAPHIC s. DAGUERREoTYPR
sALoo
No. 0l Camp street,
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE.
New onLKAss
PosITE THE PIoAYBNH OPrIck
c that We have from 134 Canal to the s,ov,
named comnodious building which have fitted f.r
nished a suitable style with The
Largest sky-Light in the City,
A LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public.
SPLENDID PARLoR AND pREss1Na-RooR.
Exclusively for Ladies, and
A LARGE STUDIO for oar rainlsz,k
Together with necessary and eonvanenoes Ter
the execution Of
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-17

Mr.. Norris was one Of the Reform candidates.
, 1859-01-31

+ TRIP,
iAl he9s5 ed


n Z ECU TORS NOT1CE.-COUhTY
IL COURT or CooK ooENFY-1a IT, uater Of ths
Es:41e oftrorEe coo2hs: deeessed
Coouhs deceased a1e Of Cook county. noudei md
REQUESTED 70 aIead u term Of the Couty ou5 Of Cook
the f1st Monday Of fehruA1 nex Il O'clock
IN the ortoon, for the Of hAynk the sze ID
juSted-&ht executor and execux Of the 1ak vii Rod
testament Of aad George Coouha. deceAsed having f1ed
on th.1 tern for setak A4d Adjusting II efs2s AEan1
1a1d IeceAsed.
, 1859-01-31
Chicago Daily Wholesale Market.

EAIlHDAI EtESlAG 1aH
FaE!GHTs-So chan.e In sr-,glu.
FL0uR-Dtuartl good. and market morc aea.ye, ycry
few rounl lots oGeaE 6a'es to day Wc!e-l bhls Au.
rora IT, Spring Ex;.A at &e7x; 70 bis Air Line"
do II s47s loa bbls Princeton City i, at TO- "a bb
"Conm.rc;a and ~ bbls "DAyto:4" do at e5Iax: 81
bbls Illinois Wh!te Winter at t6oH; % uos ID at ~
WHEAT-TIx1kE-Ma1kc: lower. Sales 10 -Iay wee :.
1N bu No Red at % In store 30l bu do al q in
store; 800 No aci a, s.1. IA s,oe 90 tu d7 al
siloi stores GO bu do at el0a ia store. frsSG-Mar.
ket Reske ssits were lu hu Nc. I: s6c ia stcre
.v}b do ri e!c r sore: Co bu at &c ia lore; LOU
hu Standard at vi In a.ore 1850 bu Milwaukee Extra
Clae at*l 13free OF storage, On nun4lo}
C0RS-A contsae. WAS Ade las. evening for Il soo bu
to be delivered sprlrx Like On the Ino, pv
onthe l1h Of Mas. I: Csc. Bales today Fc,e.s rIn
SAeled al &C u lbs ca. do In ba.. .t s,c
ontrAck six do in bulk Il G.: on track i'm
Ear q. b5c per 70 lbs oa track: one car do ut Sic
OAT3-Qaiet. Ekea to day we're: 100 bu prime new in
bags I'll 50c delivered at go ba do cor.aon ii &c
delivered: ITO bu do at 4'c delyc:c cd.
RAALEi-1o good demand. Sales to-day were; 15obu
stsa s s'F*' '0e on track II bo good do Il ''e deiv
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at .aaoxc. x,tl, ka,e. NJ <o
bbls II the later quotations.
AC0a0L-b}&56cp per 11loa
PRoV1I 3SS.-Meas PORK Led ut III, M .r.n..c.
tom Dulk Meas in good demand. with sales of ec0o
Shoulders and Bama II sx and g.: packed
LARD-Fsm II 1l2n1c
TAL0W.-ax9locf for City, md 9aekc for conn,,v
DRESSED HoG9.-Ftn. Eales to -day gere.
, 1859-01-31

nv T,1.os.ru1 EtEyRk, Ja7uary z. 1850.
F1orR-De1nand 1e active. With sosn- drsre on tie
ia Of tocr TO reslike: prices are 5i9: lover;
s.lcs litku s,bls 1T ss ORR un'i d g ~ queer
safe Is sSblu Extra st.te e. 55I2 - sutr T's ~.
sd3.56Jn shplns bsA:iss. exsia Il 4 . =! sns quiet.
canadian Flour ac-t: tnlat sal:s at g. LOT cofa'
non 10 choice ( -&rA L>r Fl L. g. 5pt54 Is.
t}RAls--W.eAt-Len and les. active: scarcely 60 hE';
prices however without tcriA claast: sa!ss le
un At se5 choiee stnttr rsd west,rt e4s
quie, al s5s45c Barley dull and atncpng, ea!fs 3uv
has far s4te ec Curn dali Hover sAle wv bis
ives, m .Ix tic. BAt, 1rer At 5iGs3.c fur Stale,
tuu1'5c for weste1., tEd Canadian
NH.-EY-sAAIe Fl me: sales 10 bbs At %.
Provisions T<rk dull a'I tower. Ia TIA Of U br.s ut
Ill 81 for mre ai-e3lsl2ft mes st5 5ltS 3 =
tor Eriue BEEF c.4Ec.t! saes VI ~ urls II sy5t7
tnr .iire d 7ysa fnr mes tlle4u5o ftr extra
tcef IL ,,s se.y. saes Vi u tls ii s13t-fb ~ Prtn-
Ness Beti quct tlt~+]s Cut Meats hrE s4=s Of lt1
fihl, Ut .t.7c ir shoulders. . fos hams ar
tle4hs eles oi . i. lew <nokri slices a PKG I'D t0
h1 Cuubcr and uiddiss ri e:c Dressed Hoss h:!n at
7."i for gord rnt f.d 1.ard b=ieE- sa!es
ri 3 iris III T. l.cc *.u paid for the privilege Of
takJtE u iris prime lard ut l4c IA!
III te lat Of Nov ItN Eutt;r steady Ai ltts'e
Tor Olo 1Et efc for S.ae. Cheese qutet at "a l0c
S1ur:s-At tl.r scoad be ard wtre lower pac NJ =:
NKEs;: Er:t TX: Hudson w Harlem preferred fo. :
MpIf: Ili Il 41i,.
, 1859-01-31

P1lT>BlkG. EeaT W.YyE / Chicago R.2
NOW COMPLETED AND CARS RUN
~ from thcs1o to Pittsburgh without e 14nse, oon
uecl2z with the srvat
Pennsylvania CENTRAL RourS
r Ne. Yo'f eh:tsdep:!A hat:aars aad Wasal' .ss<
seI, New York MARYLAND, &c. S'
A. a1,shaat. d y s1nx ~. route 1T! h.ra tt beoe
Rakaase checked through.
Tran: ..sf as aspcs corner Of Can't and yaa Bu.cn
7:DA A--Mosnias .karezs, daily, 9ana17 e1cep,ss,
A.-slsns E1psess da;'Y. sa:se:s7s :rccntec.
2ai.ro.t 70 Dunktrt. Bafse. a'41at. fa:, aev viz
Ny Yo:s 1sa.1. I'D II. Yei @ .s;1e.ds tsna r.
se 'ssts to GG,aTsS. zsaes.:;= Iut NOM,
9hio aad saHn:A Also train. u Lima tos Dsy,on and
aeaad et vii ia Hasz e; E1G1 oo ay..ant
M paHa1 l7ousa rcsn7 Q: the l4Exe.t
:17sa4 = Gaiesto 90 Of ,h o..,
~ Ena attentive check .Aksrs a the dr2oa 70 rees,c
saith I'd Chicago easz sleeping CIR, aeecmosn7
Es1s3 r. ,sls :. !. tas rr,Dssh Nelet o;s. 70
sad peS1oo.n ssree'a or a tas depot oa Tan 1urf
B1s1 ;;t Il fss $751; q TT A.:s E; aae..,
M 80 = H2?it atsSIl4 SSas sIS W AND su!ppEaa
,,1s. ths Fs.9e5Kh Ie., W.yns ~ h's.<e 4 B. e. e.
CeatfsI Rsesd Company. tor ths nansoo1. st:oa d
et baSe On Il.
1sst I'd II s9s. =, s,cs Con
4: E e. !; ~; ~ *!!ls$ III ! r s:...ss s.- York.
No. s. kilbJ street 1oxtnn.
Se4os g. PSsa as.s assss ssss fasiS!Ra fshsasRss.
E IT. sefs;s ws,es es7' C. T.
III sHsiSS ii ts;$ sss:as sa':;ss s
, 1859-01-31
From Manufacturers,

TIE u2dt:sI:ned. Manu -rtr.e.s cf Tnrh.r hav-z
bad "a Use tt'lan VI Ferry US t,.:e I sliav Mis- 10
Et:ebS testify to 1se excel ea,e 2boy- al c,a.r tn
We ta5e seen ia ope.at!an-
Tae tli'cues ae: rctor~ eSp-rie2crl in the u,e ef
ether Elnd* Of Self ae':cs Ns bare heea tker iah.ty
Ean's sxI easvs aaa t. l:usa:y u ssscx-e.s ia
ral-, Cuda BY lie Use IT ye13. >i!;ls her s1.p:I-
= aad the t,enah md E,rkma-ilse maa =: IT 1heIr
ctlia5 f.: *urk These Mi Is. With his iatt improve
!peGt* arr tat Only atcut ate sts NILS to uat .nl
Ii tknets that We have u. seea In o7tra;,cu
and I've recommend .heta from kcuu. dve a2d
s1pli. nee 70 bethe bet and M: rr. E:abie H:!s NO
kho% OF lh= af-Ettes ex s-l-nc- As ! Lr13ktrynan
b dcu 'tl<s4 c+ed ls ati=ai:un 10 -ha. have HE
totr.s 80 much reettt. a:a are coatlt:t al usyls
bis Mills will asree with n the ex2s4'sos abny. gwen
Frrr5 Son, Araos S,'rtap ItunIrr $. S.Yi,lv.
Stephen Monroe, GAIen "AAmaa. L. a. Ma on
tau'l r. FarKo. J Wilde i Co, EeIcr v Il. O.
&. Ii slence, Richard h.hr-is t;rur.r I, hc~.cr
lIopkfns Eros. JoA 4t.z1cy,
, 1859-01-31

The Undersigned are p:eet.c1. Sa~yers, and hsyue
tseu an see1 IN ue ota~r k!1as Of crcutar Asx ..
He r-eer those Of a II. Fer j:s Patent aocye Al
others. SN'' ANA
Neca3 crt nore c.ahs- *i,1 tie = i. 80 sane time
! taan Fla aay OF E.e TIE. kia:s hese'ofore ia fE
Mseslaes taxes tee itace o'ko-crx IN rpLr Tapli.
eate1 n.chilst5 and eat-rr lumber o belts a. i, ali
otaer nash'n-s se have ta4lIE more slime
eEsy day Ia ';.axe:t:s' Tae AESor i o Czxt sevs,
AID al the work naeclei .he1e.1th aa.ed n sucS
Eana.r t1st we 70! troun Ell viii journals ihat
neN 70 the iataaxe Of the sAR and detention Of the Mill
Alisss YORK s;.9ns opte. amt conyen ri Ae IN
tae ht fo1 orsr,9. ~ = snh nj ,opts
eaEs may nset Eiihout or having any ten r.cy
e AZ the Arb The sag The c"n9eaIe ,c. # ,,.
doss , ,cE 10 5nz .eaas Gu these Mil, gerr ueat
:as Ci EsG1isr 6.r nssd dos aces AVA, ~, ~ ot
sa.ys:s = t!s.ts 'nin bar" Is tae suse . rnre Nc
ctlentsthaa A1stacZ e!te. Ih: ar!'.y o. d:ng the
Is uItuualed ~ ~
Ne "ea- 90 complaints o. r-er7Ia, t.Fcsne l., The
tanb:r lEoE Rerr5s IS We tasc rltAsu:e thvr-.ose
n f*cotn ,neudt. Z e.r Mills tie hANulEsr I'D
Bent We have ever se-u ~ ~
1horu.s Merrill, lo. D. Stehbt,. F71as T.r,,,,
N!eo!1s LaH'esA Henry B-.ssed 1-hn Tar-..f
O. II. ErAnh1e, Gilbert Thocapson ramnaI KIrh.Y
Mtrett C. M-Ssanyrr --'"''"
, 1859-01-31

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON L QUINCY Z. T.
1883. ...GHAMGE OF TINR. ............lBso
I'M AND AFTER DEC, l3, 1858, TWO
~ THROUGH PASSENGER Trains Will lezye The Cen-
EA Depot foot oi boutd Water gree9x daily, ~ fol
1:D l. II. d, Eor.a ngadays excepseD szstytns u
nnktor. 63S ~: Quincy pa Pm.
6lq 2. II. fIpEt tSundAJ1 excepted) arrives 1t Men.
dota II: s. ?. ~. 9aiesous1 100 4 II. Bur
LINTON $50 i. NJ, QUINCY II - H. u.
Traloa!eave Eastward u fol1ovR:
LfAv4 Hur,nSlc1. ...........'..-. 70 A,M- 10PM.
Qu1dcy.. 80 All. / E3o P. u.
GAeaburk.. .....-......-. lto0 An / 100 F.N.
ExpreH tralns Al1tvs u chicago rs PM. 80 Az
IMPORTANT LOCAL CDMNECTIQMS
II Asndo1A W1ih Illinois Central Railroad north In
Araboy, Dixon. frtepk 8Aen4 and D1n1eith: md Souh
for LaaAlle fcntA Wt1ooA PAnotA Roou1tnStau Dac1,
Il Barilnsto9 cos. connections sre n.ds By .~o
roadE for Vt Pleasant Jar6e1t. OttuztNA Oak1ioos1.
Char3ton, Eost Des hoinaa loEt DodxA Council Bh9NA
Moux Cy. and al por3oua Of md Neh4Aka us
Nib WesaEne neasGs ooupan7 tse Asafoss; Asaos b
Il Qdae5 d1fee connections 1se Eads s1 ztass os
uileN Etth Hannibal. aod thsnce Ea6:hkanIhAl d g.
{osepn R4ihoAA fas e. Ioaeot, Le4Tenxoth Kansas
fhts the ony arse9 rouAa d1ztax III winter months
bxween Tho 9Asa ana KanesA u &hAfe q oot1 Aba1a %
Hlles HaGtnk h tAa what's dataoee 10 n. Ioaeeh.
A ftyWoa31 Ntta ekAEap tu@ keokNk.
dafe44 M4y b hAd II ths D&eqt A24 u tha Mehlss1
Central RAikoAd otReA qanE oxtAfs nd DAaFoosa =
". fsvu ss1Hffta 8 aa4sosn - s'aass2a
, 1859-01-31

Wheat. HE. -'t5
DA1x hu.
E0lr, Dts. G1l tNI
, 1859-01-31

The Western Transportation Company hare
had only ten Of their feet CT propelless in com-
mission during tie past keAson, but have never.
the!ess dose large md, We believe, profitable
lake business. They have carried from Buffalo
to Western porie, 36. .292 tons Of merchandise,
ard bn7e delivered at 1hnt port ST, ,9S2 tons, run
ming during the season $50, ,o39 miles
The following arc few Of the principal nr.i
cles Of down freight landed 1t Butlalo during
the BeBsop:
, 1859-01-31

no" be'retae pIbr. Also e!a.-l7= a.d really p.rve
thu the LOG MILL viii pe foFr1msre ih1a TIRE Times
the .11 .. sluley MIL With the expense n, Cn..
lie SIDING MILL will 2rrs:rr !s:ra X +, i rc re
work taaa a7y sEdlrG MIL ever KIN. II Der &C I,
clean pscet tess NILS Will cake over tie aeoye ezts
nases Q: work vu be- ~ il be seen i. enc. b. pr1c
uca can- cuc sreates Lo the fact I'll IT the .1pen.,
Of rr2soz fe,s hscds eHpoStd aud nert II Yt,tA{.o
for refdirS are Hens Ia tie n Aoufaeuet Of L. ber
that eat u2 The cF;t.s to an aian:cS e1tea. II It
Watched Theae Mills attend to these Sens IN pesoa
thu Aus:ae.t tie p:cd. Of tie Ea.u'ac.ure
TIE aoort EnEvavics Represents The a.dEs MI c,r
rectlJ II !srei te that these II Is are rc.
EN- up7a tie OF s1r. F,7 tr 1nseEtor
iaeJ EAVe been Csed ~ u'sag. thornrr test In
al yes3ecs. and recommended by all ts above any
Mills II the United s.ate VIZ have 70 m bSt fer few
O! the naaaT f4ite:-x testimonial, &C ra-s frcn A!gA
rss:oEs.hle ra7ti.s
, 1859-01-31
From Dealers.

We the onters!sTe Lumber nr;4}er. In tie ctY Of
th'a:o la ~ a. Al.t rolh mare nr ltss !urtcr
I'll I'll, u,susea ,s1 III WI Lag, Fesry p "a
tna:uas tarrl frc sa.d Ferrys Int Ssits i, n
~, 'nek'e:s h snuoss AMI eerur:l5 saEe and
oihcT setsr'tieE mill wi'h when " arr aequ ,;n'-I
IN. inoartanes Q! Eastnx evenly asr ur bsr r
ceiAu aue IS 80 tnia Il Ge1rta lv tnnxn sls
cohHcnt n tn.s re=s!d 5 M:a-se..a77 The h-.i an
not lahe rtc Eel rin nfer for sad mills
j. tue v siorL.t'J VI Ga.ls action ~Ich mi nsuuf-c
sEreo &aefrl!om e. u our Eucatrocs Customers. We
tLereist h-s A:tcx Comment Ferry Mil to ne.
csc ~ f:r m"t ref" self Sc INK knawu TO
, 1859-01-31
GREAT WESTERN NAIL Butte,
yVvNTrp App pA-rr-r1r

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
0N AND AFTER SUNDAY, Et}V. 2STH,
~ la PA2seaser Tzaiss viii leAvc The Wells stsrs.
depot daiiS. HIldays eIeeDte3) \. fellows:
GALINA CI.GA:ic CS1o:' r. 3-4AINL;N1,
10. Fsee3cst Gaiena- Dcule:th Belot Janev!l!e md
p1asEe da ualea.
Patscngr: 2lt Mali L....,.....,..............a a51A
ns1a. NcfiearJ C15stsiLaie u lit n,osd. 10 o :. ii
uIlI4Aao. JLTVh AND IONA LINE
ro4 nlIcs. r3lron ~ : CyxraA.iox
TEo ThrorIh .raai vi i-sse G:a.i4 5s;c: Il oo. Il
LAKE sszee:. As!c4o3s:
olz tsu,so7: ,s1oaa.i 1S1la'n
raAf;s E4eTwAzo.
eAt51A Axo la:c l1o Es!uS IALacln.
Leave pu:letth ~ 4. M.-.T.ve IN Chicago 5.3oP.A
Leave 30 7ec 2. 4-tsrive Ia U:.:caxc A.i5 A. n
-Y11A6o. r01FoH Axn1cvIllHs.
Leave 71.:o2 laguA. M-krreln ohtcsxo 1t t.c0 ?. H.
Leave oegal5 ti5 A. A-a7!yc Ia Cai3axo a+s.5 A. T.
sxloE 4sct t4pTcs 9E1@c1.
Leave 11cesTille II 10 - L. H,-A-ssve IA Chlcago Il
Ltave Ja=eiv!}:e at s31 F. A.-.rzive Ia Ctlcaso a,
Ho1 7.E11 vAul1 R4n4oA1
Paneciers q III pola. o. tie a'eaa .od CEic,ro
Qalnn Railroad, 41d fIoa Lee: ssc=i. .axs tbs u1rI
fron Hel!s street De3c-
tsi Dcpo. nsatiy Ein III +. i. f1aa for Dssis;t6,
Laesds7e=;:1S t-cE, Calcaxo..
E j. spszld;rss co1aeS LIT aad DeasbeIn a s;reeis
I. " / q. r I Ticket ootee, eoraer ct Randolph a2d
9es:5o;5 streets; Michigan 1oatheEn oncx under III
'nd S gsaa ~
i. i. Fot7.s. II 1easssl rcts. Asen.. no:s
, 1859-01-31
183b. Wlntel AFT1nRemenL I83a
VA MICHIGAN cRNTRAL AND GR&AT

VIA MICHIGAN cKNTRAL AND GR&4T
WHTk2s toANAD4) RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE The GREAT CENTRAL
Il Depot foot IT Lake street. Chicago:
su1 4. A.-Nev York kxpre4s{e1cept eunday1, a1rtve
atDe&rnit Isl P d.; suspcnsoa Ez.Lka oF
Bc6Ao 80 L. "; Albany to P. NJ Nh
VoLx lot, 2. ~: Pai.Ads.ahla yiA Elulsa
II Pm
60 l. N-Ca2ctaosu Express-97rda,s exosyAad1
Arrive u Cincinnati i9.aQP. Il.
1;4oA. M-DetFo1t Accommodation (eXctpt EuQdxy1 ar-
1isa II Detroit lGel3 Il.
PM-Hs1 York al3 Bcstoa Exc.ess-{Yasusdar
axteptea). Arrive Detroit IS r. II; taspe5l-
don Bridge or Bu1n1o SOU P II Albany ID %
A. H.; NsstYoyk 10 ?. ID: Boston Ii 4b m
s;Q3 Z, N.-Clndan1u A1d Lou4yilic Exprstz-e1cept
Saturday, Arrive u cacit.n1u II " 4 Il
Loa1vu1a Loo 2. ~
Qciy one tz2i1 on sualA II &00 T. II.
Al tT1na connect A. Fri NH ths Buffalo md Laxs
H1Fon RAlHay tue B19Alo and III points E1sa; r n
fonto x.th ths Grand Trunk RallsaY e K'nuton-oS
East- Northern Vermont Hav Ha2pthtte and Na!ua
~ RAX1xe cheek ed through.
fhsorEh uekets for EAle II the principal Railrosd c
Il he Nes. ND = H. seaerA oGoe eotax Lsks ID
aad ii TIN dezo& :oos Of lA2e nzeet
+ N. R1u1 8urorta.eudens
RxF AyA%,
, 1859-01-31

"A n Court Of Cock C.unty.
In The MATER OF e estate Of Jacob Frsct decease1
Al orsozt syIce ea{4a ax1inst the ct .te Of Jaob
Frerek, dsee.aed laie Of 9 ,ok conn .te notified and
Co Elm 70 Be he'd Il t.e Cous House IN The cy al Ct
eaxo. The nrst Mondu Of .seh ne1t =: ten oelaq
the aAunisT1tdx Of sid estxt. having nxed On thst
term fot Eetae 2ad adjusting al claims 4S1ln kald e
tate MAHlSARIr1A fRkDNQx. AaRpiHk1tfiI.
THnAl3py + HrsHoF, Atttk
Chieako. JSoHaf1 ID. 1853, 1&19Nu.cH
, 1859-01-31

H1DB.-GFeea CITY 6Hasc; 6reta Country 1a:xc;
drten Billed SGe4c: Dry Flint 15GlGc. Peu :0cet&1
f:rcountry, and el9L2s for Ctr.
sEEDS-1o bus Clover dnfe.ior> ct &s,5; . bus nue
Timothy 2t 41E.
HEANE-f1m 6ales today were: 10 bbs Gair at u 30
with paeiazes extra; 100 bu choice II 9lss,
fouLlRY.-Dhlokcna ti.25GLbo per dozen; Turkey
627cfn.
E9ds.-Cul lower. Pstah ie9l4c per doxen,
a.E|holc: noa.Lh|holc: Nales: ooramon llG1sc.
PorA1oH-cholcee ese,o: coruuun t, Food ssam
, 1859-01-31
New York Cattle Market.


,,,,.,.ra,r demand to da' for Heet !
cst weh & w saxan.e ot ,us cue cent i1T II
drscaptinna The ahvAnre Ths hAso .9 ~ ~wset n lie
snp.y which ,sa h hesy sxy.ta iokGslc vas Tssr1'
fcr tie hest 1t mssk- trdn y Il nMn6nt tslr 4Ue,
and the poorest Il ulElce s"'u a. * un'
It's .u rty oft.e ar sale VHs !"E a. va. Ger.
t.iois ". I'M rovencn. o tr '!,a, q .'rs Dr. The ,e
f a.; is Nia III II the scarcity "fee!n* ii "o.nr ,arn,-
sr.t rset lid Of ulc surpu: su;s ~ 1t IL very prob,
ne thst',- sh ,r, rfss e. ill., NJ ~ ~ "rs Ell; Han -" %
tfh i. cau.cd by iarrr susplI trrf q: luz Iasrrn
n,k,ts lie supply Of rtste rnat !{ch xa light
~, ~, r;ps arr fr. III ONO, Srw Fork alu l!iLos fl:r
tu,nrxs h*s bev. trAnsac:t ut 1ersra. thr salts
anou, I'D about ~ l1s all " .1iccs sbcu: equal
swIsk-lhe arrivals Ate Eg'L and there ID dccscatel
.upply Tue dtrnAsl stW Err is n' thing TO sieaL o..
n r.teTn. and ~ @':te for City
REEF CA171E. ........ .
Fi1t qualify per
49, 49, ~
ihle9aos''-''-.'''-'''' ''.'.''+-'-''''''' 'o'SS ~
sw1sk
rafst auh1y 80 9xnt =,
lie lola! receipts lave BEEN as follows;
Ar.la5. Tai. W'k. LaHT'k. Dec inc.
nseve,........-.:s.3 -! AZ; '''iii
~: yss,..:..,.:. .:::..:.. rs u 81 81 Il! T.! 4
shTss * AIaa'ssl'4 81; :ss:' ,*s.S :aS 5.;s; as;
The tole !nr tahe shows from what ssaes the supply
at II 6tsr&t GAME:
4nuiailh....
DE'o
5lhnof..-..-----.'' ---''''"''U
!o*a.... .-..,'......'t.-.'...''-'
, 1859-01-31

Chicago Firemen's Insurance Co.
0fies Il. r. Corner Of Lake and Qars-sts.,
UP STAIRS.
0A11TA1 &2oo,0 900.
DIRECToRs.
Thomas Uh1.ch. B. ". Raymond. Geo IT. Dole
Z Il. H1ddock. J. z. Boe8sord. Oniuktoa Lro..
q. q fASWcu, WIN. L4rrabet, J. +. Edwardl
THOMAS CHURCH, Prest.
q. N. HOLDEN. Sec'y, JOS z RRoWN. e1syeyo1
zr11J ~ StrSllF