davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-06-27

The HDc1EISE Of StCcESs.-Two voun. men
from one Of thc Oldest towns Of the Union, CAME
to this city fes. years since,-one scholar and
i student who had covered himself with glory
IN the colleges BY bis brilliant promise as d
medical man. The other, lis companion, (they
were cous;ns) wss dull! 4, his books, but remark
ably slzcwd, cunning and aetirc. The latter
entered store a. bookkcepcr, the former enter
I'd on his careel 3: promise as physician. u
u few years the tookkccrer acquired little
money, went ea=:anl likewise entered tie field
Of medicine. H. became at once fashionable
quack, and soon male ar immense fortune. Tn
the other hand ~. modest physician, who re-
lnaincd at his profession, got along very slowly
indeed TIE doctors among eaci, other spoke OF
him as skiilful man, but, Of course, could not
afford to pat hiuf forward to their own disad-
vantage. They would have rsjoicea in Lis sue
cess. but could TO little 10 uid it. lie married
but prospercd t." better. In Il few years lie
began TO regard l:;:ase!t Us al ''un'ucky man.
and now Ill who Auuw him appl:; that term to
him. The successful one came OIL here few
weeks since III relation to 10 ming muuey On
SOME property, buying SOME lots and city bonds.
On the street, near unc Of our hotels. the two
mcn confronted e"ch otilcr-,l.c re- .ular physi-
ciau, with his professional pride, refused to re.
cognize him for years. as he considered him
auack, ut list all his pride Of the science las
been beaten dowr.',F the oycrpowerin: hand ef
misfortune,-now he spoke to the l'retcndeF -
"lIow is it," asked the man Of ability, you,
without knowledge Of even the r1,dinents Of
medicine, have 1;:alc IN imulense fortune IN my
prulcssion-onc iu which have been an ardent
student for almost lifetime, acknowledged to
be competent by The learned men Of the eouu-
try, and YOU whose ignorance Of the scirncc any
sound tu,amo4-sti'se man eau see through in j
minutes inquiry, have realized L fortune in ny
profession
II adult" said tie quack, "your man Of good
sound common-ssnsc caa sec through my s1la'-
lowness, bur how Many are there Of such !:
"Co;ue," said he II lis unfortunate companion,
1" stanl aside aud count ""t hundred ncn. thr
first who pass, aad then tell n'e how many Of
that hundred w,:scssrs good souud common
sense
After examining. us they went By, the faces
Of tue first iiuudlel lc:l. the doctor said, "well
tnere is probably about tca ofthat hundred who
possess sound common $cnsc."
"Now," says the physician " whose sand
of litr, &C.. YOU have answered yourself Ten
o. those men possrSs good sound common sc.lse
and ninety are without it. You get the Ten and
tllt nintty;; thus You have the percentage ot
| difference in your practice and mine"
80 meteorological observations, taken by J.
II. Reed { Co., apvthecaries, ia and lac Lake
| street, June 9TH, l~;:.
, 1859-06-27

- Tic Chapel Of the University Of Chicago
will be opened for public worship on Sabbath
afternoon, the aith inst, III o'clock. Sermon
By Rey. II. Il. Green, Of the Tabernacle Bapti..
Chur:'', in this citr.
, 1859-06-27

- The Coroner. II Saturday evening, re.
ceived teicSra'n, Stain. thst Il mau bud just
bscn fcu.I drowned. in the Calumet River at
Blus Island,
, 1859-06-27

SrEc1AL NorIcE.-Lu1nbcr manufacturers and
attend 4 meeting at the Exchange Rooms, this
evening, at O'Clock, on important business.
F.. Woor, Secretary.
, 1859-06-27

Ee ALL w A j -
l.-CIi1'AGO CITY Iit'i:>E PATHWAYS.
:.-t'nI'AGU AMI MILWAUKEE RAILROAD.
:-cllttAi}, KtN'k ISLAND AND FEt'I:iA
BRANCH EAlLEuAp.
4-tliltA AGO ANB Eol:rHW ESTEl.N EAiLl:}Ar.
:.-CllItAGo. BURLINGTON AND QrlSsr Il: =.
G--'iALESA AND CH1.'A;,s rSr'S RAILROAD.
:.-GEASD TRUNK RAILWAY uF CANADA.
c.-1LLlNUis CENTRAL l:tILEuAr.
g.-MlCHliAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
r.-M!cIlGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
1l.-sT. LOUIS, ALTON AND CHICAGO I:A1LkDAt'.
1:--r1TT>BCKGu. IT. WArSE AND I'LL Il. r.
VII.
rAElAT1,'A uE TINE ii va:!.Hs I4r:e Il .Lc t. 5.
VIII.
CUSTOM 1iUTsE
BOARD OF TRADE.
Ea3;kS, SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS, Tl:rsT rus
1S>rEANtE Go., ETt., x:s:s: tis:r t<.tlon, Uteess
Ea..::.u ~iuc1. Ac.
, 1859-06-27

.ri4:s s!r:,-':l.. ins HIS l,rr:l t.rnhEnlv re-
nairr,l. aui vi. l>"r,. tia: Il train .! thirteen
cars iralyd With s:"lk. passed or''r !; Sa''sr-
day.
i 4rt, u. I;4hv ra:,la1n@ and 1'i'"1s from t:''S
city III. .w ii, !.usa ls..;'.: l t Is:isi">'' "i
r>.::.,is4;.,- tht III; IT,. Tns:y ;'"E i steamer,
VI are loln by :! Davenport pa?rr a:''i pissed
up and G,;:; :i1r sil.r, 1:::on:'t the " ArA",
r;+.!.;l!: rn;i:4 a.: t!irr If tir. C:;'stnt, hAca
w...". Ac, u;..; H.; >:.:,.iy III i.'' hoat Their
/, .:i .,, i. 80. s:.:s .l:: ;., nill be ''t great
weight,
Fare !: Is;cctI far t'c -lixsai::i::!aa 11f-
curkiO1k.
J..t..:a i:a:r i,'"li, :.:r: r."'''t't: ~ t''e
committee ro:,, six cr si>.,t nj IT, prominent
n, ,.:. g.. i, ;.,.,., II " ii"'. r''tl:en'
10 r.:lu i i: # FIRE /. 49,: :cc II: TIE ~
rur>:..u ii IT," ~,.:- -: '!l.ta Ia iiI!'nrll:I14a
Fall. III 1t" ::.~t or jay. ]: promises I" 1e
ul, M H.. :,:-:, i III: ::.">: agreeable r>ct'r-
,j.,u. :i.at eyer r:.t,>. Gr liz 1iii- ."r'T. FER
h".~ t.. .r.~.t :..~ '.',r:> l!n' ":s:' XII! =
inl.rs IN -:,,. ..,v. i :. Dig in III ri' ll:'
'.,v;:4:., i.-:r. v:e -. .~:"'r'l, AZ :.t lhe
l,-t :,sn-: A.s:.:,~--, :, -: ~ IL '.i::' sure
r1~:.!n y. ''.:i,..r ~: ...-.' u =: Il :is't I"
IT,. "t..,t i -" ;:.- 4.,...'',.i~ >is"',d
,ia az. ..,s.,;,::i,S ,.;,ls.s taxed, thcy ean
t!ra., q: -, a., -: e.t:.s':S Generally, ai'i
,ip:r dr. il l' ,.iir.:;',1iy ss.n"rcd Ky al
m,a,;> !e: III. nj n .v'n"in> It day i" til-
, 1859-06-27

HnoAp IhS-.-Wc heard gentleman say tho
other day. ,;lat l4e di,lnt think there was any
hene, place in Ill: ci'v, 10 get Sumner Clothing,
ieth in regard tn nlairriHl aud make, thIn j. H.
Eys, l"1 Randolph street. wc think nur friends
would tiu well I" take tie hint, and patronize
his establishment.
i D1<coyErE.--.-T 'adirs have discovered
that the bc<t a,.! cheapest place in town. 10 ret
their soil..l and ft!c $l!awl<, silk drcsscs nlan-
ii!1as, &C.. cI:a:!sr.! ur dyed, withunt Injury tn
the mo1eria, Is 1T Ncssrs. Cook i Bros. 1.3
Gfnrk street.
ATTENTION, SIN KNIGHTS :--Thrrt wit be
eonvocation "f-apello C'''s'N,tntl:ry No. II. T.
held Ut their asylum in Masonic Temple, On
Tuesday evening: the 9>t, inst, fo. work On the
Black. \ full attendance is requested.
by ordcr o! tie Eminent Commander,
jt2.-lt Il. H. Sulru, Recorder.
- For Il very ric!, aud very cheap l'onnet
vuu will do well ~ iuok At Miss Marsl's
stock. ::.> State street. Some very pretty, new
1es;:us are being. produced this week, whith
are much Admired. Aud among her bargains
$..p' to $5.vy, HUT 4uliing III 80 cents to "a.
je4.5-tt.
- Tic Straw Bouncts which Miss MARSH
is retailing, 1T lv! are regular two dollar goods
| Tic two shilling are rich >" cent Styles aud the
same quality OF Shaker Bonncts at - CENTS are
selling everywhere els. At ~ cents. They werc
Ill bought 1T thu CASH AEc:ion Sales III New
iork ; :nd from d'y 10 day, equally good bur-
gains may b. expected frrm the :anv sources.
Remember the place, :5s State street. where
| rr,ts arr low. ;e233~lw.
| ~" lIerring's Champion Safes will be sold
after Ills date at New York prices, By {. l..
Harmon l. Co., -Aseuts, 10 :soa1h Wassrstrcet.
| je:4~lwx
X; Something new for the laiies- call and
| examine at 81 Lake street. je.3-lw.
| ----
S.xsER's SEw 4" M.cn1SE.-Tlis late in
yen,ion is designed to oaviate every difficulty
that las heretofore arisen i'll all sowing Ma'
chimes. 1t 1ts.s, .rtlis, tucEs Ind .a+Atr<. The
great demand for t'leisi sllreads felt i'll this mar
ktt, il guarantee ts. they ,Aa~t sn|,ercc.le ali
utlcr machines III Use; now OIL exhibition, to-
;.cthcr will: I'LL tic different styles ot Singer
Machines 1T T.; Lake Street. Il. ". Harris
Agent. 1c!l"!inc
~ Photographic Fine Art Gallery, Florence
i brigham, rreprittors and operators. ~ Lake
| street. tetI-ln
, 1859-06-27

-. ". Il u. Or 4. :A.1. j3N. sr. H.
Ut = IL 23.b -!-43 .X,40
..-j-' Tile sidewalk Oh tllc south side Of 3tadi-
sou street, from -ibcrtlcca street vest, is in 4
very bad condition, and dangerous to pedes
, 1859-06-27

The RAvEE.~This ever popular troupe will
remain nt Mcyickcr's another week, during
which their choicest pieces will be presented
The bill for this evening i. ono tha, will enlist
all the talent ofthe company, aud at tic same
time the warm approya al Il the public
, 1859-06-27

TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES.
XI1i.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
NlN.
WATER CoMMISSIoSERS.
Nv.
GAS COMPANIES.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS. Daily. W.-4.
l.. TsiWeeA]y LII Mcs:a!y l..on t.;u:. AID Tr..:..
XVII.
MILITARY COMPANIES.
NEiE1
COSSEL<, Foreign.
XIX.
INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
M
C;ItKCIIEs.
XXI.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
> Institutions.
NNlil.
LIBRARIES.
NXly.
ASTLImS.
XXy,
Hospitals nd DispcnsarIe..
NNti.
CONVERTS.
AXNli.
REFORM SCHOOL.
NXylt1.
Secret and Benefit Societies.
MASONIC.
!. b:c- T.: tte u, ". Graz: Lr:e X Aaee5: Az: Ac
| ceitr. Ma-.1s 3: thc State ct I.::..1,i..
Gra:1 CvIatI =: E:.: aad Se.s1 Masters the S:ae
! o: Illinois.
Grla: Roya: Arch Cha, e. u the State of l:a Is,
A'@, fu.. s+ :: At III tNy LA;e. with 4 al
! et.cc:s tines # Elc.:;u-.Ac.
l>nErENpEST oRuEr: OF prnFELLows; ;
Vita name .sI I.a::a cf e:.>h Lore, u oftet-
| t:t.e of 1neetite. rt,.
| :. sins uF TEMPERANCE.
| 4. INDEPENDENT ORDER: Oh cAALpEANs.
5. 1SLErENpEST ORDER OF SONS oF HER
MANN.
INDEPENDENT oRnER OF SONS OF MA11x.
| xxx.
| CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONS.
| XXX.
Literary and Scientific Societies.
Medical Colleges and Societies.
| NxXlI.
MUSICAL SOCIETIES.
xANlE.
m1SCELLASE0Cs SOCIETIES.
NNXIE-
CEMETERIES.
XXNv.
| OMNIBUS LINES AND EoCTE*.
NNXEI.
Places Of Amusement.
xXXv11.
PUBLIC HALLS.
XNKr1u
STREET AID AVENUE DIRECTORY. Il. ada.:s,
to the one CT the Directory Ma2.l
A @ U r I Q S + T Y.,!
AREFR1ST OF
i: Yc 0lde Directory
-Eel.s .s< Dr.. D.ce:or- ere, putlshcd in ch1e7xo
-hox* xh" lived here Is 4Et::S AGO aal WHERE the
Llf Eu together With Errt Of satisfies with
f tote rrt:,d to with larfr+t 5y old Ard
LIST nF ILLUSTRATIONS ~ II. II. COOKE
d co.'s CITY DlKEl'IuKY.-t. i new and cosrrf Ma
cf Tic t'y. .. View II Tie III: -! ..:.t!e,,t IaE!
Euiic!r... :. View Il Kuh ssfev. llv. T. >v IF fN
& cLeaE,. t!t~ vt ti:,at CtEra: Ir;ss: View
ChIxo Water Works vsr@: IT Vi! F':t n.=.r:-
;, r:rw Il >tt.'lI F:r-Ay:eftln Chur:h Veg Of =
Janes Church. IL. View II Nex.fry $tiss!. H. Vie,
II t|ktn S~hu. T. The ~ nrlan Asylum. L. r:
Of 1-nr:...; s.~sty- u. iJici, Far7, :etue
- PRICE THREE DOLLARS.
+ Elegantly Douud IN
Blue and Gold. 81
, 1859-06-27
33rrsa & Griibtt,tt.


---"- -------- =
The Na1,olrotafc Policy in Italy
We cup, in :.l,.;,v, G4'tnn IN exposition of
the Na,,et,tn:r ,"s in Italy. from TIE I.osllo,,
corrcs,c,,9cnt If :,.4. y Y. T;mt., which viii tc
founl Of SPECIAL interest at this innc'usc 10 all
MIR RI, ltlpf~.
, 1859-06-27
T1Ir Racine aud -9ti@~IAkfprt Railroad.

T:l,' :it>I.Ht q Toe lll:!oIS :"!'ltr -sEfcHtl'
ral :ncitv III, already r,asic arrangements viii
the t'iic::o and Northwestern aAa tc kac1nc
aud Mississippi railroads /" carry Mt h;f tarc
ILLS srr,rr>. stock and articles for exhibition 1T
tho State Fair, +" b HELD 1t Fr,rrort on the
5th Ut September ,.:At t"l. Mas'':l, the con-
tr.4rt.'r. Ysrs cycr; ASSURANCE: that HE small
link "a tc lsar;',r All! Mi~si:>ipri ';.al will be
co:.,ri,.;..l II, liz :'rr 1e LIST at September,
aud wi! H. i,:!.: l.>4s' Ter !is 1sr:-'' business
thai VII !.r .r ii" a.. i; w:.ilc the Fair il Ill
, 1859-06-27

~ The railroad was finished to Cottage
G1oyc Ilatcl and cars rua ou. regularly Oh Fri
day night. The men are now at work layin.
the rails beyond tho hotel. As soon as the
switche. arc completed there will be no transfer
Of passengers at Click's, which desirable resu.
will be reached early this week.
, 1859-06-27

-" IL i. Ferry, late Of McEicker's Theatre,
appeared again IN the stage in Il hca.tly state Of
intoxication. few :hts since at Siblo's a>
:. eob TwiE III Black Eyed Susan. The piece
w:,s u,arred, the other actors put out anl the
audience terribly anu"yyed nj tl.e drunken iusti-
cilitcs Of this besotte.i actor. The unfortunate
career If this Young and .oucc promising man
should be a temperance lecture to every youth
in the country.
, 1859-06-27

A,i.mt.i:..t.i u. ,s.AE EE hEi1i.

Hr.! l.. :. IL. .:,.s, ii ti:e'itt,, tHsS to.'
President: Il; It's. II; l.;:.r t4iir"a'l Company.
h1"u I'll :" :.i- t::.:, st:ss:A: i-' >i"c':'ci2
u! ii. :ris:s. ':",r: winter "i:r', t""s" 're's'
,|i- il, C,., III Ns,.au eX,,tis's, !i:i Mo1s'Ay
in IT,, H., u.,t, ..... 81 i,:.,.> u: May Hhr:.t, t
wc:. =; .,r :..-rsr.s ~, .', l9''' fields t''n
wh:rt. 1E.v, srye s;::sn .''''1"'';y 'r'" Ill
>....i. ". h.; ,'':t:i! ;''.a !.l'i:i'i', Hid
III Tie .,,:n.. ~! Iu,'.,.4- i,.s yi"td I" !'sc
1it}' li,.. :, ii,.. L.. ',n': ,> variety "ili l'e
.r,:" :wri,':. I. :Ara'v-..v.. !'.tsl"> lrr atr".
>:,:n. -: tn. . ..,... ~: !:r ::!A:uic' ;'s
t!lc H.. :. :'':. r. =: ;..1!'s i''' ;2''l q!
H.: l. .:'". .>..... .:,.' ...,s"- d. ;''i'. ""
c,sr: .v.: -l>::* Wei '!,'t,','r,! :.:a;hE 'n
u",: i..< ..,..;-. IL. i"'..t> I.'!':' '' .ier!
it,:, H.: "tfc :.:!cH vi! Yield
uyrr t14.,.r lai-:t:s =. III #t:t. IL t.s~> ami
N::>"t r,.:;.;.e sr cr"i sill liz :i''"i1! III asc-
r.-~ >. ;.,.':4.,;:',~ ,.! from prrS"it al'prar'
"n =, r..;~. ~. .-,..: .~ II poets quality III
No. -.:, III: .,Ast:'s'y viii H.. n-!"" ." average
er,,,, t.. L. ~~., .:: a.: ..'-..;-: ~: :t III
1,ra .y,.,- IL ;!,r l.: II! .;rIv.
, 1859-06-27

Nrm anbertise1nf1ts
A GREAT SUCCESS!
ID. Il. COOK & CO.'S
CITY DIRECTORY
Fol. 1SJO-OO,
40 IT. RE .1'D T..
And for Sale. by all the Boolse ellers.
Il. Is aetrr.4:r al co:apir,s. s.--l.sr~,
most esEI resct5!vc work Ct ;he kind +yrr ouh.
EsA, ,:.--Frt., us4{ It.;uit.
IL- WY t]'.t vazk It the Il ever I4sa:I--.,e
TIL El,,t eo:.z:et= VIZ EVER s...a u2--u~u14a,
THE PUBLISHERS have the sat,s1c:.oa Of 7rrouac.
lnE tLsz seeo.t -Ai,.u:. :,s,s cf tie
CITY DIRECTORY.
TlS ~i.s work Of c2av.>sa: al a...a:s,.<n: e. ;ssa
performed
!Siss n1ln.orafs aud <'AanS1s or May
Fir'f,
arr l. 7;v.1e., t:.e vu::tav fl e1.e:,tse
tte cd:t:ua =: .::s.
TIE fa:sae.s lavt aE.e1 El..e te-,x ~; .ir.t to
3!4s s's ='r: :seard. a.J scr ;a:sons W. c,.as.
Lie VITA W.. E:e--.le VI .uccc...
Tie v>.z Is complete a .vcry :ss;.. e,.ra H.: .,,c
L. '-r4t:on I'D a. sr=. Of rv-,y RESIDENT ,x,:: lie
tsy hs;::ss4rtz. Also BUSINESS DIRECTORY Il
r~.A e'r,: aE.nca c9 R.:..:a- Fr,ft~. y. Ta,:. /.
*~se:itAS as.Ansst Ard e.aa4-a!, u24es a72ss;7a.e
L444.as..
- Mae = :a.te nf t!.a :o...,.:.s:
H. d. CoukE i Ct}.'s DIRECTORY >cu:a.:a
Thirty-Fivc Thousand Names,
ae At increase u Ie 7u,z<Asp naa,ss oy.1 L..
yea.'a t>.:+.
Is 'Fot ca.r%sa k,::: avva t.a1e -:ze@ ..1- :. by
e!s ;'"-i c4tra,.c:s !. E4.t te correct
=! "'rx VI '.!t 1::s! sas r. E;.,e.
III.
u. +. 'ooKEt + Gus DIRECTORY e.nt.:., NEW
rlTI MAJ. VII. S::rc. AL A,.u;: t'lsve r. .,-zs!
ILs r'I;ts :: The raFas nv> - t9:r l1,. Eai~ ~.
Ape"ses., at as .4na.vl III lie Cap ~ KJ Liza.
".
GoCST1SI NoEsE CALENDER; Fol. lsTn-.,.
\ SEESDiD VIEW W THE .'lTY-Fr,x I'll.
IAHs-~th stv.vf lie r;::s. 1s:!e :u,l.as :, i: liz
narSai Enst4' el by Lc&ti.S. tli!.tS. t.teu ar.
II,
GENERAL DIRECTORY Il :-4n.ss ,.>a?ya!; .-..:y
:u'l::s., e'ata:1.4:; +I.s.t.,:,:c..<s. a
VII.
HtetSE>s Hlsl: fuKi, w::.4 every !s:asl. Il Eu...
1:c.4, Ts-a i II. f>a4or Alphabetically 4r.7nel .ad
c.a;...:ei.
THE APPENDIX i vtEy c,a1;..-.s e.,.ta!..::":
!,
Government OF the United States.
t:l::d s:-4tt. .t;laia:, from l.l;s.
Mea;:.: ii Consses, ts"nl E!:::.r:s
II.
Illinois State Governments.
ssa:c n.:stss = >2::::s..,!. s:3:e Senators.
IE,,,t>. &. liz; representatives.
Cysa.y ''fae er4 E.ad ct Su;.,v.ors J.>,:c.. 6: IT,.
I.2>e T".sn C.rrss. c1l:.s 1t liAway. e..
t~r. ''. .t:!<. t.'.ss.'::. II The r"es. ..,+t.,rr
I:r.s 1! .:a: Eeelirr. Z: .n,iy AFT! t.'v ';,. -
H.
CITX GOVERNMENT.
FIRE rErAKTMESr.
e.:t- IL. a:a .s~ riE.:1a "f Fires E:.Hr. II -
L~:.:sr c.a:a;s-. ttrua t:'c E.;sate, fe n-st: ~.
a..d Fin S;:.:..s.
':hc judiciary.
Sup:rsset, III II s'4e t:.s. >re-. Ci,es r,u.. Il =
suI7v:.r tc,::t. iA.- >i;tE,.r tu:s: Ca!rAs, It'd:
t"u f"t C.4:!. l.c. oyt+l>C .t It ' c.ty Of u
CAL.
v
Fost Onlce Department..
Rates II r".t1sr TAIL Il. Ts<.s l., F,..n t"un,,et
f"atase "u Pamphlet sid N.-:e- IL al frs, fr:rir;,
Countries. Talr II t'hE'..c T. saxe+ Is: q! Fest ,
n l!:t:''.. css:s::c,, II u4c ;ecscut tue.
L!sT uF COUNTIES IN ILLINOI, WITH THEIR
CutSTY aEATs
, 1859-06-27

---s- Perry Wallace thu brutal lsack:1,an who
le:, tue old gentleman so savaEc'y up ut L lichs !,
Sunday l..*t, was up Yesterday before Justice
Akin. 1T the police court, when the case wls
proved to be quite Us bad as reported in TUES
i:r's PiIrs> AHr TE;GrSE. lie was fined -.
He wen, to lsrilewel!, talking about taking III.
arpcal, hui wien there WIS an iniimation that
he would bc in coart fined ut least $1e,, and
prrha; mi =ht by anoiiltr process Lose his H.
cen.e. lis employer paid the tiue aud costs, and
-, r,}.uxn.i Wallace
, 1859-06-27

u Yesterday Nr. Stuart the contractor
commenced bis job Of graveliu; Michigan ave-
nue.. We bclieva be intends to accomplish his
work promptly and satisfactorily.
, 1859-06-27

Tho following arc tic earnings Of the
Galtua and Chicago Union Railroad Company
for the mcn.ls of june 18th to ed, 1855 to
1852:
Fro: 1t. sa:+.. e ail:9M %:7,7 - nc-ras:.
rsenre:..- X: !; -: 81 l.sS:t d.
MA.t-. it,. ! tHt1 1.N1 20 1.sbG II d.
, 1859-06-27

TuI l1os9fuuoS--Un Friday night young
and promising hyscian, Dr. -, brought
hi, lri,l, IL their home for tile rst time, and
by way Of scrcnasing tic larry couple.-a few
ii bis friends hired an erxa" grinder 10 play
before the window Of the ". D.'s house, for our
hour md !, half, aid IL prevent auy aua.lng IN
the musician part, they stood by and saw that
i, fulfilled his contract. 1t was cruel joke
only ,link-au hour all hour :':'tl u half o1
l.urdy -.ur.ly "u cnc's wedding night: Oh
ttrribe::
, 1859-06-27

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, 1859-06-27

- jeremiah Warner sumc TING since lost
a COW, aud weu1 in search for it. rs .|aphc: was
supposed to do i'll search Of his father, amt a.lun
,,c traced his Cow IL the possession Of William
ltuo,er. "Wh!t DO YOU want for that cow" sas$
jeremiah. 'Oaly thirty-tisc dollars" replied
Ilnn,er. After sonc few words the bargain WAS
*!sncs, and jeremiah placed dollar bill in the
hands Of William as an earnest Of Lis purchase.
re luc*.ius him IN bring tue COW to lis place anl
he would settle with him. This modest request
Was complied with, und Hunter and COW followed
Jc.c:nial--wlcs. instead OF the money being
swarrvl for te 'bastc," Hunter and COW were
| turned over to tlc custody Of the police, :ud
| yesterday the COW tl1ief was required 10 Eirc
b1;l in $500 for tic larceny Of the animal.
, 1859-06-27

- The C.7ilcS,' FIRE EG:HsnE held i
meeting Ill Thursday evening, Wien sl,uucl L.
RAYMOND, ESQ. presided, "aA Horace II. Ma,
ar:ss! as secretary, III which wis passed NUM-
Der ,.f resolutions of thanks tu all concerned il.
rendering their rcceut visit 10 Milwaukee 50
prolific Of sweet remembrance.
, 1859-06-27
NrlD advertisements.

!" {. II ScRIrET. Aiser:itia4 I5..k Is Itur'-" #
Il tt4ori:sl restee {ur Iii. nf ~; t<
kx1diao Pot-r, Of The .Sor7i. Etn sal tSat!y
, 1859-06-27

.s7@ The statc,,ea: Of liz Time that thieves
ar,d burglars are on every corner OF the streets,
is untrue, or else they doing no business al
all, for w hear Of but few burglaries and Will.
alt or rusnn. we cannot con1c across tue vic
tins Of the robl>crs. It's all buucun.bt-1l,c
city WAS never better protected than it now is
aud :hcr. never was time, when Durglarics
:lnc Knbker;rs were rs scarce. During the
Wentworth administration the Tina used to
pulI;>h names, dates and details Vi robberirs,
a.,.l they were 50 numerous that it had TO nuI'l'
Der thcm-wly docs ii not do 50 now: W.
,yunt flcts-unt assertions.
, 1859-06-27

= Tic work Of filling up Clark street, BE-
tween jackson and Adams streets, has been
commenced. and will be completed as soon US
possible. We hear that Mr. Mclean has signed
tue paving contract, aud will commence opera
tions carly iu the coming week. There is cycry
possibility Of finished thoroushiare below
ln1k street few weeks hence. The property
holders ou Cl ,rk street will be thankful for the
change from its existing chaos. when it is cou-
suraulatcd.
, 1859-06-27

i Dl>covEEy.-,-Tf 'a,lirs have discovered
that tl.e he<t :n' cheapest place in town. 10 get
their soitd and fcs' si!awl<, silk drcsses, man.
ii!las, Ac.. cI:aasr.! ur dyed, witl.uat Injury tn
the 1no1eriat, is 1T Mcssrs. Cook 4 Bros. 1.3
Gfnrk street.
, 1859-06-27

Rates It r".tas" Tai, II: Fest - F,,tn c"an..s.
fatase "u Pamphlets anl t--4.;c- al fl f<.riIn
to'mre.. T.L 'r th,'stt T. sxe+ Lts. 4! Pest O,sss
n l...''.. ctsss::r1 II III. ;'rcsent tine.
L!>T uF COUNTIES IN ILLINOla WITH THEIR
CbtSTf aEATs,
, 1859-06-27

1II{UOEN Sk1fC fsOTCFnfUNIl Ilfs
ssa:c n:Geess = >f::::s:.'!. s:a:e $e.'n:-.
H,u>. &. Representatives.
C,aa:y 'I .tr4, Beard RI Su2,v.nrs j">,:ct. 6: H.
lac. I"sn Cetxs. 1t l.away e.
t~r. :,-.-!,. II The Its, !.-+r.,ura
l'n.s /! !:: E.selrr4 :: .aaiy 4n! t:'y '':s.
, 1859-06-27

Nea4eiues C.+es, Enoks Vl1' Ce'k< re!ets SUGAR Of
MIX Acpao, and all etcr 7..:..es II q i. el ID 1Ae
Hoaror.,h:c rc.:tiee. hy Physician. o. Families,
4: Wto!e$ae Of 1seta.-
, 1859-06-27

ITO PIlYSIC1ANS.-A Physician,
residing In Of the rlea.7ntoet in the Wet
ha1ta. ppuls;:oa u some s ~!sh5s s*1 md
TIT fr he profession Ills Practice for the rst hte
yea,s from T. coo to se< year rs. Bex
}f3.-jm-LtSl1
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-14
DISTINGUISHED Potatoes

In 1897 Virginia potatoes, as they were
then called, were just beginning to be
known. a sweet potato had been previ
ously known. which was used as a kind
of CONNECTION at the tables of the rich.-
Of these Girard says :-"They are used
to be eaten roasted in ashes some, when
they be so roasted infuse them and sop
them in wine and others, to give them
greater grace in eating. do boil them in
prunes. and so eat them (neing first roast
ed) with oil, vinegar and salt, and every
man according to his W taste and liking;
notwithstanding, howsoever they be
dressed, they comfort, nourish and
strengthen the bodic."
These were sold by women, who stood
about the exchange with baskets. The
same writer says of the common potato,
which for a considerable time after its
Introduction. was a rarity, that +" it was
likewise a foode. as also a mete for the
tables Of the rich.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-14
How to Plant Roses.

Low, wet ground is unfavorable for the
growth of roses. and if planted in such
soils, without the aid of artificial drain
ing, they soon become messy and die
away. Where your soil is of this charac-
ter you must proceed thus First of all
have the whole of the ground we'll drained,
then trench it over to the depth Of eigh-
zen inches or two feet, throwing the
mould up in ridges to allow of the frost
and winds to act upon it when thorough
ly dry, level it down, and whore the
plants are to be placed, take out the soil
two feet deep !; put about six inches Of
orickbats in the bottom, then mix some
we'll rotted manure with the soil. and fill
in as before. With a deep stiff lean and
dry soil, which is the natural soil of the
rose, little more than ~trenehing and ma
nuring will be required, except for the
tea-scented and China tribe, for which
the addition of sand and leaf mould will
be found necessary.