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CONGRESSIONAL.

Until Speaker is elected, We shall have
more Stories from Washington Of the effect
Of Helpers book, and the inGmy oi
those who print and circulate it, than we
ever had from Virginia about the old
man, John Brown. Mr.. Ashnore Of South
Carolina announced yesterday the latest buga.
boo: Mr. Darrell Willis has been arrested in
Greenyille; in Mr. .Aslmorc's own State. with
as many-shink Of it ye doughfaccs Of tho
North!-as ten or fifteen copies Of the Il In
pending Crisis" in his brooches pockets Or
elsewhere about his t-aitorous person. The
Union is again i'll danger and until
this man Willis is put out Of the
Eay-tl,is blood-thirsty Willis who dares 50
about the Southern country with such cargo
in his pockets or pack-tl,e unimpoEtant busi~
ness Of electine Speaker Of the House will
not bc attended to. Mr. Ashmore indicates
that another plot has been unea1thod- that
the North is represented in this Willis, and
tha. the Evil One is 10 pay generally, and that
not an ounce Of pitch is hot! Where's Col.
Forbes7 Where's tie New York H1ald3
Where's tue Fifth Avenue Hotel Cornmittee7
And where il Quattlebum:
The House adjourned yesterday shortly nf-
ter s o'clock 2. n, without having got to
vote
, 1859-12-15

Tl1c Home for the FK1endlesss
NEssRs. EpIroRs ALLOW me, through Jurr
paper, to speak Eprd in behalf of the Home
Of the Frieudless, M institution well known in
onr city.
The Board Of Managers propose to give a
Festival for its benefit, on Friday, the Esd Of
this month, It Metropolitan Hall great "a
rlety Of articles haTp been made for the oeca-
sion, and we would essnestly cali upon those of
the public who feel Interested in the Institution
to defer their usual E;kaseha1es Of the gifts Of
the season" to this occasion.
There will be large number Of ta.tefully
dressed dolls. and many articles in needle and
worsted work, that cannot fail to please the
most fastidious, to say nothing Of the abundant
and choice refreshments TINT will be furnished.
1t is proposed that the hall shall be opened
during the afternoon rs well as evening, in or
der that all mag hare an opportunity
Of attending, and it il earnestly desired that
those unable to be present, will remember the
object, and that large donations may be zeceiv-
ed. There will be committee at ladies at the
Hall during the day, to receive Christmas gifts.
And, rs On a former occasion, may their hearts
be made glad By tho munilceut donations re.
ceived.
II is known that a building is il process Of
erection for the Home Of the Friendtess, the
funds having been contributed by the Hb<rnlity
Of onr citizens, 1t cannot be occupied, however,
before spring, and in the meantime rent is being
PAID lor the building II present used, and the
current expenses {something over two hundred
dollars r mouth) are going on. Only those who
hare had this and OTTER kindred objects
On their hearts for months, can realize the
painful aud iaborious duties deyolviug upon
those upon whom falls the responsibility raising
means for its support, end while they would re-
member With gratitude, first to God, and then
to those whose hea1ts lie has already opened,
they would earnestly call upon all to assist
them in the noble charity. whose claims are now
presented to the public.
G1ieeQo, De-. 1871, 1859.
, 1859-12-15

st. Louts, Alton and Chicago II. II.
The arrangements for the transfer Of this
road to the charge Of Nessss. Robb Condor,
the receivers Of The bondholders, are completed,
and the road passes into tleir hands to-day.
The President aud stockholders resign and tbs
new managers hare begun to par of a consider
able percentage Of back pay. We Sec indica-
lions th&t the incoming administration will act
With great prudence il regard to the operative
Indepeadn&, tsA.
, 1859-12-15

Nxw ORLrASs, Dee. ls.-The steamer Teuues-
see from Vera Cruz on the e6,h ult., has arrived.
Minister NcLaue was On board tho BROOKLYN.
Fuenta had left Juarc1s Cabinet. Acanpo
resumcs the portfolio Of Foreign Relations,
Miramon MAS 1t Guadala1ara-
Marques Degolado had evacusted San Louis
Potoai and occupied Wolf
Calos Wis in possession Of the 1sthmu1 Of
Tehnantepee, md had seized 'arge quantity
Of arms.
The Tehnantepec steaue1 suehl ~ss lost 1t
ATAs1do. - -
, 1859-12-15

The Cnion.Savers are perplexed in their
choice Of Chairman for their coming demon.
strasiou. Why not take Nr. James Gordon
Bennett3 He has scared up the meeting, why
not let him preside. To be sure the RerdA has
latels been scattering u great many drebrands
in the South, in the shaps Of iaccadiA1y docu-
ments, but the editor's disinterrcsted though
misguided zeal in behalf Of Slavery fairly en-
titles him to the post. Set him up.-N. r. III
buak
, 1859-12-15

WANTED-A gentleman and wife
w an b Accommodated Nth su.t at and board
Ia private family Waaz4h arenle south Of Twelfth
street. address post o@re tex e6&. dela15t
, 1859-12-15

FoaG.sr.-Sereral Of our banking and broker
establishments were swindled last week by the
purchase of number Of forged drafts from =
broker named Wallace, who hss been doing bus.
iuees a Corunnh~ The amounts are yarious!y
three and four thousand dollars. Wallace has
disappeared. aud The drafts have been PRO-
tasted He has hitherto had the entire conf
dance Of the community where ho resided. md
Of the money dealers In this city, md was, 10
believe, rather on the sanctmonious order.
ration, one Of which i& that be might. II he had
chosen. haye swindled some Of his victims oj
much larger aenonnts than be did The tn.ttcf
il involved in sotne mystery, md be Is being
f%xiously looked aae1-Qthp@ F5s Frzss.
, 1859-12-15
CHICAGO SUGAR REFINERY.
Its Origin and Suece4A.

@A
We know of nothino of !, Joc,1 cba,nc+er III a,
eau prove of more substantial interest to ou,
readera than details Of the pro1reas which unan.
ufsctu1ine especially in articles Of staple chnr.
aetcr. ia making in our citv Mt hi. time IT.
hare beretofore md f,eouentIv set f,rtb IN
our own citizens and also 10 outsiders .be .t,
tract;ye no,it;on Of our c;tv NJ. er,at mann.
fac.urinr. a, 1t has been far nnnx xe,rs ,
| oreat commercial c.ntre. Thc rr.nrts finn,
tbote .uco.stion, bsv. hee,, manifest IN n.
e,tablish ment Of many branches Of r,anni.o.
| turing industry, and among others, the one
| named al tbs head Of this article.
In the early part Of the autumn of 1855. af1er
| surveying the field pretty thoroughly. the
Chicago Refining Company was inaugurated
under the Corporation la"s Of Illinois. Its prin-
cipal originator was Ar. William II. Belcher,
whosc naue is as familiar with this branch Of
manufacturing industry, Is Is that Of Winfield
Scott in the strategy Of war. Mr. Be1cher, as
all know, was Mt the hcad OF the immense estab-
lishment OF the same character IN st. Louis,
for many Jears. The capital stock Of this neT
Company as started was $4,000, but in the
erection and completion of the necessary build.
ings and apparatus, nearly $4,000 were ex-
pended The first and present officers arc:
William n. Belehe,. Of st. Louis.
sezRa'S-A. " nnnteE: .. Cneseo'
5xae,;,.e.dea.- ". pe,der Of Cicero.
rhs.. oer,,snsr v,th .ha sv.sn.for IF -.
prn.;dan+ 49, tha;, snt;,a na-~ona, s.,sn.;on
~ ~ h..;aa., of ths concern .nd .-s ,an,r,-
~. ea.,;s.d c,- .t.;, ,o.;.;on h.;.. -.n.-
amhitiou- md tborourbIv devoted II tbeir c.11.
- aaa,ar. 1ot -. ~ th.. ~. rh;csa, r.
a.. C...,r;.o, =. :. o....,,. -.
1872 ~ . h-s..t - 49, 6. 1on;. conea-,, rf hnt ~
s1,;ra,v s.n,,.t, I'D d;.,;,rt ;ns,itn,;or
Ahont ths ti,,t of sen,e,nher 1a5s II. oronnd
was first broken for the erection Of the build
, 1859-12-15

.FExA1E TEAcHxas Axp NoRnAL Scuo1Ars.-
There will be IN examination Of female teachers
and Of candidates for admission to the Normal
Department Of the High School, It the Office OF
the Board Of Education, 1ls South C1nrk street,
On Tuesday, Dec. eoth, commencing at O'Clock
, 1859-12-15
&98antkQ.

w 4 n 7 E deity Property
W waited l. excAxnse fri ralnAhle Wezsra Lxnds
md AoueT. Adtrtta BaI :5oe 20. del4x<t
, 1859-12-15
Chicago DcacrIbed.-Snarleyo Ont.
done,

done'
4 Washington correspondent Of tho phiiadel-
NH. jSuadau dflax ,xrit,nr nm the 1911, or Mr.
r.. 80. f.,,.-;.. ..1,;et, et,.......-,s.,:.
t~"', n@' sae 'o'.o"'ns' "usn l'ossesees loeas H.
teress. The writer, evidently. has been close
reader Of the Chicago Daily T,;imes !. but ;ustice
.. H.. l.. s,.a., -. -a.,.
compe's III ~ "a' .aa' ne o"'ooes n's "ooei:
DEAR ATLAS ;-Efeats that arc trauspislng
nearly every day prove, conc'us1seiy, TO tue
minds Of e'erE honest thinking man, That the
only hope 1or the preservation Of the Union,
llea ID the hands OF the " democratic Party"
one o1 1hese txsfdoFdtnary fFtAI occurred
IN Chlcaeo on lne @lst UT. nm not ut all
hurpslseo, sof cmcseo has long been known
as tne ceh1rc ot Aboiition luuucnce IN the
Northweat, the great rendezvous Of runaway
slaves, and central depot Of the underground
railroad, reellng with the moral polution, aud
redolent with the otor OF free nlEEcrism.
great ulcer upon tue body polite, whence eman-
ates tue pektheatlai influence u ianahcihm-
Po1tncal ana seetaftah RIGHTEOUSNESS, moral
treason, soeaal olscoia' malefolenee. octractlon,
haired, ana every Social curse that can 10 vlsl-
malaria of her surrounding marshes spreads
phys'cal d'sehse, and as her gambling bells and
brothcls. with those Flces which wear the cloak
ofGentlllty and ar1stocrati: polish, spread spir.
itua1 death, and crime, and misery, throughout
the pnsiiens oi that sl9k 9s lu'quis5: i there
Tor another country to escape the .fa9itir~ stact
taw and The courts Of 1ustlce,( was always in
his highest G!ory. , II Ia there that Abel Lincoln
reaches tbs taard Heaven.
II II tacrc ah@t stephen A. Douglas was burn
ed in ethgy, on account Of an act embracing
those great principlesl OF Unconstitutional ill.,
erty. Tor which our revolutionary fathers
fought and hied and died. It is there tlat the
CT Of abolition cut thFoass; enlisted for the
Aansaa war; W the Massachnsetts Emigrant
powder, lead, buhets. oo*'e knises and revols.
ers; and !. was there upon THE Sands Of
Chicago: tLut tue largest force Of abandoned
desperadoes and escaped conv!cts were raised
ano a coss.9neu ~ ..}d 10 m"'oe TOD and Dur" In
II il 1i,+re that cvcTr n.n;tcn,;.rv h;r. ,rb,
in the rebel foray bit tho dust. and every ,nur-
deter o. whom Tue 9nst l. robbed 1he ga!laws,
.9,sS ~ 49, n,,nn 81. heas,, .ns af JesS aoa
an.ting from The three THOUSAND New England
, 1859-12-15

r. ". BlAxTRR Il CO.,
VIII Fu,,.shIns Depot West Wstsr stsest h<xv~ R.s
do!ph nd MADISON, ChicAso,
fTPpst 0@ee address Boz -. bcaIolv
, 1859-12-15

NEW Posr 0111cx IN Cook CouS1r.-A new
post Office has been established At Summit Sta
ton. on the Chiesgo, Alton and st. Louis Rail-
road, md J. 8. Finch appointed Pm. The name
Of The Office is Summit, tits twelve miles from
this city.
, 1859-12-15

Ho11DAY PREskS7s.-Gcntlemen wishing to
make their wife, sister, ordauehter handsome
present for the Holidays sheuld 90 to the new
stores Of Wams'ey Heuston and secure one al
those pretty Cloaks or Honncts inst received
there. They also keep iarge variety Of Rib
bonds, Hoop Skirts and fancy goods. Remem-
bcr the No. IL and 43 Clazt street. del5.3t
, 1859-12-15

TH1S1TT CHuRcu C1rr M1ss1oxs.-Az7ange-
nents hare been: made for an Episcopal City
Mission By this Parish. Contributions and ap-
plications for aid may be made to Mr. G. ".
patten, Superintendent, OF to Rev: n. H.
Schenck.
, 1859-12-15
APLAIN QUESTION.

Ne wish to ask the Chicago Times simple
question again: If Mr. B. ". Ranstead is
pursuing you with conspiracy case in the
Circuit Court, for alleged services in getting
up fictitious circulation to enable you to get
.he Post Office advertising, and If Ar. Iaaac
Cook is allied with him in said conspiracy,
why 90 you not have them fined thousand
dollars apiece and imprisoned one year in the
Penitentiary? It will cost you nothing to
N Ike the effort Indeed, you would accom-
p!ish that which you have been striving for
during the past two years, TO wit: the remov-
nj Of Mr. Cook from tho Pest Office; besides
comforting M important benefit On society, in
Kidding us Of grseelcss pair Of confidence
mcn.
, 1859-12-15

TOR SALE-One good second
Il h.ud SAFE. Adtrta. post otsce bor lss3 ch!eaxo,
IEtnc!s. dt1s1.s
, 1859-12-15
FROM WASHINGTON.

1Hs Do1E!as Fiefforsa-fss" +" Dirty R-ork,,
Hcsc 0fhfr 4*sEsr1 .DeMeerA1x jReesfrs
x1-2FfAfsa tNs AH4 Posfsfpn pTshe<s fsfrf.,
work" Ds"soersfs-- Doxs-Iass &nbsnfssfkH
ae4 0afhaHEass Rsf3s4E 70 PArd1t q FsaAe
Cook
, 1859-12-15

II Large auction sale Of new md second
hand furniture and household goods, this mozn-
ing, by Gilbert l. Sampson, 1t their store, No.
8s Lake street. See advertisement,
, 1859-12-15

ASoTHEn MrsrxRr. "A woman was arrested
on Sherman street yesterday charged with har-
ing made way with her infant child. 4 brief
Investigation, however, without m inquest, re-
suited in showing the child to have been still
, 1859-12-15

.,1 WnkztEa W11soSs Srw1xo MAcu,srs
for Christmas or New Years Present. a yerY
appropriate testimonial Of Father to his
Daughter, = Son to his Mother, a Husband to
his Wife, a Brother to bis Sister, or a Church 10
its Pastor. This is g;n a durable Is life-sn
economy Of more Intrinsic worth to the Ladie.
than its actual cost,
Gro. R. Ca1rrrsnEx, Gen'l Aet,
de9-t)l 1877 and 169 Lake street
, 1859-12-15

ARE You InsrnED "A startling fact. Bear
in mind that your insurance is Of no efficacy If
you use Burning Fluid or Camphinc. Therefore
banish them from your dwellings and cali aud
purchase Kerosene Lamps ut Lamp and Oil En-
Porium, 12G Clark street. del56t
, 1859-12-15


Men who arc anxious to shin arouud our city
to raise money to carry on the government in
the capacity OF Mayor next yeur, will find an
other item Of floating debt to provide tor in the
very able and consistent decision Of Judge Ma
nlerre. in tie Chapiu aud Fox case, printed in
another cc!umn.-C1icago Democrat, yfsterddy.
Men whose business it is to shin around to
raise money to pay tho floating debt Of tho
city, will find that this Chnpin and Fox
matter is debt that descended to tie
present administration from Mayor
Wentworth, by whom tho contract for the do
ing Of tic work WIS signed On til Goth Of
Aay, 1857. They will 1ind, elso, That the delt
thus illegally created was originally s43.44l,
al Of which, minus the 81 900 referred to By
the Democrat, has been paid They will find
another Item Of Mayor Wentworth's CONTRACT
ing, amounting 10 $o7,G0o-thc balance
due for dredging cut the North
Brunch; and if they viii examine
closely they will find the contract for tue job
YVES Aligned by TINT same Wentworth nearly
five months leioro the assessment roll was
confirmed by ths Council, 80 anxious was he to
create 1oatins>deht" to be left to the care
Of his successor. While tho Democrat had its
hand in, it should have told the whole truth.
, 1859-12-15
Especial cozsspontcnce Of the Press and Tf,bune,1

ssn speech are correct, send you the of6ci
fepos' ot " IN the H1od<. The bittercst COZ
p'a4at nc maze against the Republicans Of III
nos "as, TINT they would not run after fue
uses' nor seize them, and do with them as b
'. A's lt'eoos IN n1s o"n district arc in th
~ ~ u'lae' w: seno taena South. Sc
- e' e'''e-ot1'e', aaa POCKET th
w ousef'e tnat ne declarea tha
~ enocsa's IN ILLINOIS, have to do all Ii
s,a.,,'.,. 1 " ea.eulos runaway slaves" tor til
ar.s ;~..'- 4n4 t'a. ne never knew or hear
;.... 81 nspupncaaa voluntarily Arrest
~ n;m s lus,'''es'
-h,.h ".a "-a, ~ nom 'ae e3oss'e1 1am'natlon II
;.a.ss aeeon'p'on -: ctask aud haskins sub
-. a' 'AAt "e Eoes Inc "nole hog pro
-. 4na' ne casta away all b'
So"p1on' &C., poplar 8osere'gut!
~ h;m..,r e.s1 - A.@.' "o1h on. rags and dsessc
n: - .aaoa1 ~ ... .e1a !" loo. N oan,te garments
n;G..p. 49,, a "uea's oe'''ereo' = "g
n,a,ea-" ~ M Mo' 'aul as'1s'oe GOWN 'he iutur
saoro -. ....s p"5' ne e.loentt!'
80 ~ 1ts " noog'a@' nec4efnant
-...s.S " eAa ~ NC "ea' @lone-'fe
resnon,s 1"r.as. ... ~ se; WV W ainsma.'''
:. a.. C.;. ~: ~ see n's speecn poonshes
-;,, .,sat~ ' 'oe a,'a1a' o. course
adh..;. =. ~ o.A~e W. aA1 gwen II III
.~o,.,,.s - las CONSTANTLY
-
>. e"e 1'.eneee' De"ocra1''
.1'.. .s Ao'A" " 1asoa anu o.1on 8 me LII
'o, - ea'ef' " several thousand, tha1
, 1859-12-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

- Go to John Joaes, 119 Dearborn street,
md get tyour clothes cleaned md repaired. They
will be well done and at prices to suit the times.
, 1859-12-15

NAsos1c.-Yesterday the Masons in goodly
numbers were to 60 out to Roseh!ll Cemetery to
select Masonic burial crpun d.
, 1859-12-15

B The oldest inhabitant says that currency
neycr was so scarce as now, when you can't buy
it dollar for dollar with Eastern Exchange, ia
fact nothing will bring It ont but the low price
Of Furniture at l10 Randolph St, Thosethat in
quirc prices can't resist the temptation, but
shell out the currency at once.
, 1859-12-15

II Those monster Kerosene Lamps which
give the light Of two gas burners or two Cam
phene Lamps, at one-fourth Of the expense,
viii be hired out for evening parties, lighting
balls, churches, ete;, during The holidays, Ap-
de15-l2t
, 1859-12-15
THE CITY. .

DaAaoos 4sszusLtEs.-The Chicago Dragons
give another and the second of their brilliant
assemblies this evening at the Riding Gallery
, 1859-12-15

Ma. W11sox's LECTURE or Scor,-We ob.
serve that jas Grant Wilson, editor Of the Re.
ord, Of this city, has been lecturing during Tie
past and present month in various paris Of the
State, on the life and character Of Sir Walter
Scott. We End the following notice Of Mr. Viii.
sons lecture in one Of our exchanges:
On Friday ereuing, James Grant Wilson lec-
tured before the Association, At the Presbyterian
Church, On Sir Walter Scott. Briefly criti-
cising the works Of Scott, the lecturer
.gz.e suecincs biography Of his distia.
guished subject, interpreted with auec.
ootes Illustrative Of his character. The
story Of Scott's lore and ambitions and sucres.
es was beautifully told. as the Stiffness aud at
tention Of The audience amply testified. And
when the lecturer spoke of 1he struggles Of the
hrase old man in his litter days, al present
manifested a deep. interest Tho recitation ot
the song Of Young Lochinvar, as given bY Nj.
Wilson. xas ono Of the finest examples Of de-
olamation We have ever had the pleasure Of list.
ening to. Replete With interest, and with
beauty Of thought and expression, the entire
lecture was moas admirable.
Mr- Wilson's nAnner il easy and self-possexs.
ed, his manner Of delivery il graceful aud hi,
enuneiation almost faultless- qualities wh;ch
united with good subject well treated, msk.
him most welcome srsater,-Rbto 4doert;ar'
, 1859-12-15

CHASING TOUR SuAncw--We advise you to
chase your shadow into Wallis Brothers gallery,
LII Lake st1eet, and sec the variety Of "-types
md shadows" they are prepared to giEe you
from cheap photograph to costly painting.
See their advertisement;
, 1859-12-15
de9-tjl

GAS f1xrrREs.-Brown Wilder arc now re-
celving from Cornelius L Baker, and other man
ntactuters, = large assortment Of late nattern,
Of Chandeliers, Pendants and other Has Fir.
lures, Globes. &c. ALI in need will please cali
st At and ~ State street. nr17.oo'
, 1859-12-15

foR CHR1srXAs AND NEw YKAns.-All should
remember that Seeley at II Clark street. has
the largest, best, and most varied assortment Of
Caadle2 Of any Confectioner in town, Ladies'.
please make note of it. noe4.1m
81 Sec advertisement Of Cornell / Cos
two thread noiseless premium Sewing Maehine
and universal hemmer, No. 1s3 Lake Street.
aua7-ly
, 1859-12-15

.B Van Schsaek, II State street, h.s fol
tors, Fire Irons and stands, Coal : ases, Brouzei
Scuttles, Fancy Coal Hods for the parlor, Plat<
Warmers, Soapstone Griddles, Batter Pals
Farina Boilers, Oyster Dishes, Nut crackers ant
Picks, Sardine Openers and Scissors, Corn Pop
pers, &C., AcGreggor Heating Stoves, Stanley
Coal Burner, Cylinder Coal Stores, Regulator
Stores, DC. Store work promptly attended te
street. decle.6t
, 1859-12-15

60 eL<9.30
TICKETS L1{1rE TO .,oao It sI.oo EACH, to b
had only II ROOT i EADY3 Nuaic tsose 93 ClaTf-at
vbert The articles eAu BE- nfan.
The ast of the drawnE nunbss Win b pubshsd IN
of the leading p1pess ths tar following. Parties ahsost
sendfrE f1T tfet8 will have hts atdTeas md ha uuna-
eer of tkkee recorded and a.eIea forwarded ~ Espt.
Addssss ALEX SCOTT, LasteF Of Light Quad Band.
PpAt Otoce Box 34s&.
=. B.--Fasurs.J no postpouenect- ts5blas71
, 1859-12-15

THE LEcrCnk DEroEg THE Yorxa MEx's As
ISOLATION To-N1cur.-This evening Prot. You
mans delivers the second lecture Of the regular
course before the Young Mems Association at
Metropolitan Hall. The lecturer has already IN
excellent reputation with our audiences. His
theme tonight is the Aa*quadd< Of th< .Es-
mrnts, and in his hands the subject will prove
highly interesting and instructive. The Hall
should be well filed tonight.
, 1859-12-15
D DEASONS FOR USIN
@ U ERU'S
Cod Liver Oil Jelly.

The y. Academy Of Xede:na eer1y that Il eea$s31
8. PER nj OF Pure Cod Liver U!L-
ls-ThAs Is estAh.he ed faet tAAt Oils TO b. k[f-
ed must be transformed ito etEuiaioa In o1n2eh
eThlk IN most Of the eases In which Cod Ltyer on b
prescribed the stomach Of ihn patient - not In p1opex
dt4nn make etnutra Ill the Of o Ais71 naa
E7-at and sometimes The who1s of the otl pAss
o1 usdsesss and consequently !aoperAtrs (ihs Il eany
ssseet IN the de]ec1ioua.)
Tsas ny Cod L,1er on Jelly being po-ad If en
md = eau4Lou Of Itself II IN epntaes v1lh
liquid vh.eh takes place II Teaehes ths no.
Eaaeh. vaakeves II condition may ba.
4h-TE1t Ia when the Phy4etaa believes Cod Liver
Oh To b. 2rsses5ed specific or othevtss. NJ j.Y b
morn rsGanls ,aaa he crude OIL! bts.a.s es.x eola
Of d:Sesioa AMI aAs,4s4o1. when oa ths eontay the
E4n3 oil vii OF inop<1.sve - ttemArh :. ahvs
way.!s mor1 Of sAs esA 1hsn ths oil ndaated.
From A5ovs oonstde1aan ihs tuntEottfy Of QosEus
o4 txrr lfe1,y tbe cEu2s oil, h b 1tk1Q4ledE
ID - podl : aad !neonrss3as!e f1e:. Sold by
oci1a545sm PENTON CO., ~ LAks ssrAs<.
, 1859-12-15

!" c T. srRfFkS, iAdestat.s Assst> S Dsorao1arss
axtAorfsAt to Fatss &ipsstsxssSfs for is o~d at IL
LAodlaR Pspa1s af III EesA NeH jAl-be&&y
, 1859-12-15

+ o H N r RANKIN, General
- fT:'N H~f fDKNESSl0.y MERCHANT
No. IT .udoiph H. third door ofths uttxxs NQQss,
. CaAh Advaaees mads on Goods for Public And P1vks9
SA1e. F1ztcu1r attention given to outdoor .a.te.
Rskaa1 saIs dsYs TueAtayA Taus..,ys m. SAttrtayy
Anp4s stosako loons fer rent II low nlea Iel5yS7a
, 1859-12-15

HOR SALE "A fine residence lot,
Is feet fort On Waba.h ayerue ue.r rrei.h ,,,..,
Tor sas = low pEce md ious time but a4sI xuo
seda!rSd do1o. Address P. 0. oox 1:as, Chicago, IL
, 1859-12-15

ESTATE OF JOSIAH H. GER
~ ouIo. rrcHAsxn--Puolic not.ea II hereby kvs1 10
III hssnx elstna .nd 4an. Aks!nst ths Eats
Jog1h II. GeFoud deck1se present. ths far ID
tdlci.on anl sete.nent II of tAs County
Court Of Cooa Comfy et holden y Tbs Cou1t Housa
H. .. isso. being the 10th eay .ne1.of:
LUCY " GEK0u Id. A6Elnlstraxtx- i.
HENRY II. WILXARTH, Atznlut,krxtnr
Ehieaen. Nn1rubee Ie3h. 2A34. nol&.h1 "a
, 1859-12-15

DuRoLARr--The room Of Fernando Welting,
who liyes at No. go South Wells street, was
entered Saturday night and two trunks broken
open. From one Of them soms 5c5 in gold coin
was taken, and from the other a gold watch and
chain worth about 80. The watch did not be-
long to Wclting. No clue has jet been gained
10 the perpetrators. Two parties we're arrested
on suspicion, but subsequently discharged.
, 1859-12-15

REconpEn's CorRr.-1n this Court yesterday
the Witnesses in the case Of kiren Kasl1 e1..
hausted two pages Of the City Directory, with
others to be called. Tbeprisoner stands ch.rg.
ed with passing sls on policeman, under IN
execution, the samc being bogus aud worthless
tnnner II il still rendinp
, 1859-12-15

Tor SALE-PACKING BAR
L. RILE, CITY XAle soaseaEuv On hand. Aha LARD
Kegs and Half Barrels.
By c. b. sEAvKRH3, 10. sx Clark az,xs, nd oeo
AsEAVkkaS+1 u 4 DsazeEn suest. dsahlse In
, 1859-12-15

61x0En's FANLr SEWING AAca1xEs.-Alst
Machines for Tailoring and Leather Sewing, q,
IS Lake street. Sec advertisement. del0.1r
, 1859-12-15
For Salt.

FOR SALE OR RENT.-Water
l. Property. In North Waser etreet Eyer ronv+nl
fnse for FORK faekoE Nd we4 ad4p,td tor Comm adon
- South Cl2f1 a1teet. ,ir,s.h.sf ~