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chATTEL PROPERTY,
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sss RI Ii oa a.
June, u lSs i'efA4't having !+en maat In the pay
ss's 1s. O. :r nsar AZ M t. L.
Gut e. E. ck =, Limos % Z rs! ~ th:.e
pxndox wherein Dasa Cor. l,eorv i. Rieha'a
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she e:,s Il cs!sa ii md .tn.asi ths soa. snd rs..
mentioned 4d DE- erle In .aIt ehast being The
::a s!:r, al stn te ~" Gssass ne:
lazo. aa,xs numeer If 1>"utr Sale t B.f-as strsis
..s4ds .oabe Nd sio x1s M4bera Bttesda sofa Pei
scads Doubts .nI :!ake Aa'tfA-es L~abs md sia'
ouest aaa single 1o'..el.. fs..h: fs. csaa.sp.:t,.
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,opl Ls9sax ,a.. Ora1 Mirrors s1d rer 0.xss. "
Nah"eany Tete Iss. l.hes, f:er Tables fat,er .att
gSHsp:y: .y psas,t ra"r nt.a. aud s.as- DC.
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ss fs si9 r. ID 'i ~ " -. t ae3. s 4
IN & As.varr. DlnI Fur1tnre, Ehannx phhes.
Cut Elisa tt&. and Deeznt1s, TnaA&s. Getsth Wite
Easksss Nd Pitcher ct+t ra'ls Tue. TN ..t ktrhsn M
s.asrs Bsr Fu.uitusE Hp..~ ard Jelly Aoae Cooking
Range md Fu,nt Wi.,r~ eha1es ana f1trIs*. Din
-seh descriptions tsstaly nse1 about h~ees
TIE xts en.p1.rHs ttr erE5ls.< uutas ef hsEclaAa
hotel In I'll, tfty.
The will 1t IN Sc'ork IN the FORENOON. soi
tnuitnue 1,ota day tay uulu t4e whols = sokd.
HORACE WHITE, Autvnrr af nd AarE18f.
Eyi. I AnIr. hl+ As&ut.
and Temporary Keeet7er.
, 1859-12-26
CHRISTMAS AND CHILDREN.
M c, Il. WEnB.:

Will mornings first blush our two little ones
woke,
like twin roses they laughed in their bed,
For the dag aud taeir rest in the same Whi1per
broke.
And their cheeks like The dswniug we're red.
Then tleir little bare feet fell light The floor,
As the rain that pit-patters from eares,- :
Each tiny foot buAhing that nothing it wore,
Seemed rose bud With fire lily leares.
Away to the hearth-stone they stole On lip toe,
And their laugh rang glad Christmas hymn;
Little hearts nre full founts which two drops
ocr'llow-
Each stocking Was filed to the britn.
There were pea-guns aud whistles, md harle-
quinjacks,
That wonld dance though monk pulled the
string -
With gingerbread ponies, and oil the xuiek-
nacks,
That kriss kr;nglt is certain 10 bring.
Such blazts Of tin-trumpess. such vo|leys Of
peas;
I. You'd hare thought the old room Rcdan;
0n the citadc! hcastA.rug they hastencd to
seize,
And old Tabhy, its garrison, ran.-
Now it chanced that the 6re.place Gsvhile before
day,
Had been belching. .fortl. smoke like pipe,
And this gayc US a wonderful fact to portray,
When their minds for the wonder were fipc-
w ayerrcd that The team that st. Nicholas
drove,
Did not like to stand still in The SNOW,
And SO stabbed themselves In the chimney
above,
While tleir master filled stockings below
The little oues firmly subscribed to this creed
As soon they'd hare doubted their prayers
envied their faith; we old Gentles have need
Of crelcncc rs ready as theirs.
Thus when legends ull sacred 10 ch'ldi&h
belief
Fade away and we rank ourselves MEN,
The world calls us wiscr-the wisdom is grief
But, indeed, are we wiser tlun then:
For OF when nv soul trails her wings in the
dust,
And would rest from the battlings without,
say to my soul, it is wisdom TO trust,
Tic deepest of folly to doubt!
, 1859-12-26

Injunction Granted In favor Of 9he
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing
+. Company. -
On Thusaday Of Iast week in the United Ssates
District Court It Philadelphia, before Judge
Gner In equity. IA Injunction Va. granted in the
case Of The fenns.1vania Salt Manufacturing
Company q Thornton Con1ow and 1saac Bar
Der. The couplainauta arc 4 Company lucoF-
poraicd under the laws Of the State Of Pennsyl-
vanta-- The ennfpfainants allsge that George
: Thompson, 1E& ths tue, original md dsst in
ventor of m improvement in devices for putting
up caust;c alkalies, not known OF used at the
time Of his application for apstent- On the
e1st day Of October, 1855, \ patent VIZ granted
to Thompson for the improvement. and on roe
26th day Of January, 1887. be transferred his
patent right to the comptainapts.. On the 6rst
day Of February. 1852, re-issued letters patent
were made 10 Thompson for the improvement,
and he again transferred his right 10 the COM
plaiuauts.
The compliments al!ege TINT the defendants
have infringed upon their rights, as theJ are
using the Improvement in the Eastern district
of Pennsylvania, without authority from Them.
On Thursday morning motion WAS made in
the case, asking for m injunction restraining the
defendants from selling caustic alkalles, packed
in tin cans, called Condensed Lye. After argu-
ment the Court granted the prayer of the bill,
aud IN Injunction Was issued to restrain from
selling said improvement.
S,uee the above decision, We learn the Com
pany hare also obtained an Injunction against
Messrs. D. F. Bsllts 4 Co., Of New 1ork, while
suits are also insti.uted against other iufringes.
This is as it should be, for the Company have
spent . long time, md a very large amount Of
capital in perfecting their Invaluable sponi6er
and bringing it before the public, and it is onls
pure justice they should be protected in the'r
, 1859-12-26


Yesterday morning, about one o'clock, our
city was 1isltetl with the most disastrous con-
uu..raliou that has occurred since tho great fire
uear the raifroad depot in the summer Of lS.t;.
The fire originated iii the t"o story brick build
ing On the north side Of the Public square,
which was occupied by Mr.. John Duncan as
family grocery store, and generally known as
tic ..ElI Horn" huving been formerly occupied
as a suloon with tl'st name. Immediately after
tie fire was discovered, and befure the alarm
had been sounded by more thnn two or three
individuals, three cxplosionsi in rapid succession
occurred, scattering the burning brands i'll all
directions and hopelessly euveoping the build
the one story frame building on the east, occu.
pied by ". S. 81. Anderson IS dry goods store,
aud to the large two stoly framc bni!ding on
the wesf. and on the corner Of Fourth and
Hampshire streets, the lower story Of which
was occupied By VIM. ketler as shoe shop and
t,v Nixon Cocke rs fruit and confectionery
store, and the upper room ty y. ". brown as a
paint shop.
The night WIS bitter cold, and the wind from
the Northwest t}ew almost E4le, sometimes
sweeping sheets Of flame weii-niRh across liamr-
shire strtet-but, partially protected by boards,
the sides Of which next to The fire were chasrcd
bY the Intense lleat, the hoscrncn manfuf1y stood
their ground and kept their streams fuil upon
the FIRE. 1t snou became erident TINT no cxer-
tion could saye the buildings already in flames,
and tue trial waxto prevent the further spread
Of the conaagrntion. In this the ti1emen fuc.
cseled although the adjoining stores next east ot
!Anderaon's were frequently on tire and seraouay
threatened with destruction. The frame building
two story, on the corner Of Fourth, occupied by
sschciperinG L Co. Us stove stare, and opposilt
Nixon 4 Cooke, was thoroughly scorehca, th.
| paint standing in great brown blisters on it:
sides. was snred By the most rigilaut excrtion
aud the coniiaeration prevented from travelling
through that block. lfadit once got start ii
that direction. there is no telling where it
march would hare been stared.
The loss, as nsaf as we could ascertain i. ose
aud abore INSURANCE, amounts 10 about &. s.h1t
Mr. Anderson was insured for S3,n00--sl, 900 il
the Quincy Sdviugs 4 Insurance Company, an.
,ks.10u in the North Western Company: :
The origin Of the fire Is 4 mystery. The gcu
er.l impression prevailing on Yesterday wa:
that it proceeded from 'rcendiarisn'. Th'
{>uucan's store, said to llsve contained som
x4vo in money, was broken into, robbed an
iircl. The EXPLOSIONS. which were loud an
heavy. shaking buildings. near b1ock distaa
were occasioned By powder that Was anon
uupcan's stock OF merchandise.
, 1859-12-26
DEASONS FOR US1N &
m, -!
O. UER US
Cod Liver Oil jelly

Academy Of Aeiletns CERTIFY thsf II eossasea
1, ner csr1t Of tuse Cod Liyrr 0a
.H-ThA& Nls s 70 ~ asAanAa8-
.. nn,x Be transformed into emulsion ln Tia dnrparh.
4d-Tha& Ia oo3 of The e4ses IN which Cet lir1 o4 Il
,rr.h he stomach oftha patta L. not IN pEuper co.,
sti,n 10 ssks rur4 III the amount Of o tAleu Aod
III tAt p+ md sometimes The whots OF the oil pa.ss
d un <estsd aud consequently snopesaaEs u sT
tsaeed II the dr}ec1lnna} .....x,r.,r
-Isat ny Cod L!1er on 1eEy being e1npor1d oa q
.nA xaelf q en.nh Of 3tRet Aon ~ In VIII
tus!: whleh AXE. plaee - - Il FeAehss As Eo-
tnsh uh1teveE rs condition mar be.
.thTh,t u eaAea when thH Physician o4hfe4 t3a 1tfaf
nj H. ~ orescrtbed a se.ac o&herv lse ny IkY .
saose rt1s hsa sse s1'de ol ns<,s - os.1s ,9na
rr-,1ton I'D aeptrsilon, when On th6 couttaFy the
Hou1 oil VII paAa OF !nop%tass II he ansossh :: Aovs
.rs. naoTr or !eaa ,hc eate WHEN the ou r ndjassd
Hon the sbcvr eonsdssas!ol .hs snoeEo1y q Qns+s
II n 4 positive and lneontfstable hct. Sod hy
neiils44s-&m PKNTON l. CO. y lA33 asztA.
, 1859-12-26

GAs n BA1nRoox.-Gas has thrown agood
dea1 Of light in its day. It is now busy in
throwing Light On tho question, " How 70 warm
a bath room." Hundreds are procuring the
G.s Heaters No. ess Lake street, Of Mesus.
Walwpsth, q
, 1859-12-26

- Nessrs. Norris + Hyde, No. 100 Deaf
born street, hare lots Of Christmas reading,
late papers, &c, dc.
, 1859-12-26
REEDS
CHRISTMAS GIFTS,
LARGE ASSORTMENT,

r II. REEDS
CHRISTMAS GIFTS,
LARGE ASSORTMENT,
NEW EkICH GOODS.
MODERATE PRICES,
RICH JEWEL C.AsES,
MAGIC ODOR CANES,
CARD RECEIVERS,
ETAGEIkE FIGCIkEs~
RICH CARD CAsES,
BRONZE FIGURES,
PAKIAN FIGURES,
TAPOK HOLDERS,
FINE LAVA VASES,
PARIAS VASES,
DRESSING: CASES,
FINE INK STANDS,
FLOWER VASES,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
SHOPPING BAGS,
WRITING DESKS,
LADIES' PURSES,
SCISSOR CASES,
RAZOR CASES,
CIGAR STANDS,
CIGAR HOLDERS
MEER<CHECMs,
WATCH STANDS
RICH PE%GESTSa
POCKET KNIVES,
FRUIT KNIVES
PORTnONNAIES,
CONFECTIONEnY,
BRIDAL GIFTS.
FANCY GOODS,
GREAT VARIETY.
AT
1oxer Prices than Ever ReloEes
Al
r. H. REED q: CO.'S
FANCY AND TOILET GOOD oIohl
ia Lake Street.
, 1859-12-26

HOUSEHOLD FCRS17raE At ArcT1oS.-On
Tuesday morning.. at ct o'clock, Gilbert i
Sampson, sells at Is Edna place. the entire
furniture of family declining housekeeping.
, 1859-12-26

The Now York District Atsornoysh1p.
WAsn1xc1ux, Dec. es.-Judge Roosevelt has
been confirmed n u. s. District Attorney Of n.
r. iu place Of Amasa J. Parker, resigned.
, 1859-12-26

- The weather was intensely cold on Sat.
urday. In the morning the thermometer was
eight degrees below zero.
, 1859-12-26
11lA3

Bos1ox. Dec, e4.-CoI Benz. Loring, IN aged
and well known citizen, died To-day.
, 1859-12-26

THE CITY


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tEy See advertisement of Aessrs' Williams
O. 11o"s o|~'s'
- Aessrs. Norris + Hyde, No. 100 Deaf
born street, hare lots Of Christmas reading,
late papers, DC, DC.
rh. ,..h.- ~. ;,,.,s a,- oatd m Sat.
urday. In the morning the thermometer WAS
eight degrees below zero.
uorer,o,, E,,vx,-rne ~ arcrrox-.nn
r.a.ds. r,o-,;n,. .t ~ o,c,ocl c;,hart +
s,,1n.oa ,a,1x ~ Edna n,ace the cot;re
c,..;,,,-a ~ :, f.r,;,r aa,,;,;,,, ho,.sleo,;ro
-
4,.:. MI, "a w..,;aa pa,1 na,;3.d,.
..,1. -,s. II -.ona., =, ,hae. 11,,:dov +;,,.s
ID IL, n po-k sea b,e advertisements
PoAtcs AA1rzns.-on'y three smau cases on
Saturday. The ronee Court room IN me eo1f1
house was IN A.." 'oto ~ o',. ~'opous ea1ea
4neo' ''' ''''' 0> '~4
1''1''''
- George 7. Hansen, IN Clark street u: t"
Church block, oilers rare Inducements 10 al 10
lay in stock Of the weed 'of inc WINTER.
George Is selhng oa' al Cost has e'''re s'oe% oa
cigars and eonaeco.
- G. Mirasole will gise grand Christmas
party on MONDAY evening" Deec"oeF zon' ~
his Dane'hg ACADEMY CORNER nao'son a"a .'At~
streets, and extends an ahslso1on 10 MS 1r'enos
ana scho'afs'
<rw R.rno.n f1rr,ces-rba Rock Island
po;,rccd comnanv are f1tt;np IN complete and
rrcc,,cnt suit ofo;ces in the entire second story
Of Dtckey's block On tbs corner o1 ueafoofn
and Lake street, ior me onaees Of tns'r 'oao'
These otil,es will be commodious and aomlfaolY
well situated.
vo,r,sr p,rnyr-1n tle town Of Jefferson
IN ri. county ,co,ree .-c said to abound. One
farmer renorts hariup seen thirty within fer
weeks Little Red Riding Hoods ~ thcreswny
are aflectionate,y advised to keen within doors.
Won't some of our sportsmen take look out
that way.
WELL DoxE.-1be Canton {ohio) Democrat
notices as 4 creditaole deed Of generosity, the
donation OF <soo "o3ta o. 1c'. es'A'e property
near poouqoe' Iowa W ar' Ie'e1 @'t'up, "
eh'caeo' 10 Ills oa n1.na 1.1. ~. ns ,.s;1s
Ton, VINO nas leeen''s oeen "A''1 '''1'e - A''''s
olt MS properly " nte.
/ - TuAr TEA PAnrr, at The Union Park
House, Monday evening, ecth inst. Don't for
get it. The ladies Of the Union Park Baptist
| Church extend n cordial invitation to all. 4
! ane' nseiy os'autue 10: a,'1. 49, aaI ~
sum- ~. a""'2oou . .se ea "sa,,a.., 49, ' as.s~
o' . ~ 49, .'ssa1sos ~
'N4N'Ne@' ''' . .---
| INVASION OF TunEEr.-We hare heard Of festive
,.-n..
| boards GroaMpg 1naer pountles. y LuFAcJ'
wc wot of has IT in him to cause some such ex-
"s.ss;on W. " ~ ~ .motion in the most .taunch ma.
preston ol e'aotloa !" .'4s noe. s.@eaea H.0'
/ hogany, it one bird could do it. Tins Drobdlg-
| ; f4 ,r,. Trad hrI 4 M;1lar aF WornA
nas'an .o"' ~ wv - -. -. @ =. ."..,.'
c..,-aop II ,.,s ;,,,nad;,,e1v inr;teJ m, =,
| d;ne with one of the nronrietors.
| M,11r,nr UA1Ls.-The Chicago Dragons
give ball at the Cadets Assembly Rooms on
Monday night next, to which theyt inrite their
friends.
The Chicago Emmct Guard will girc q
| ri, -...-.. L,S ~. rr.,n.dax 4ha oett,- &px+ n+
, 1859-12-26

PoIrcs AArrxns.-OnIy three small cases on
Saturday. The Police Court room in The Court
House was m Aiia roid MI day. Nobody cared
to incur the risk Of Christmas dinner in
limbo.
, 1859-12-26

eE5- We hare several parks--Dearborn Pnrk,
Union Park, and Washington Park. Decidedly
the park most in request in these Holiday times
is john D. Park. See his advertisements.
, 1859-12-26

The stories pnrport'ng to be te1egraph'c dis
patches to tue New York Herald from this city,
to tue elect that the American pnrty were
rushing after g en- Scott for President; are the
fabrications Of old Mr.. Bennett. The Amcri.
cans. from nosa Of the Southern States, are
talking Of bringing out Crittcndeu. Those Of
th II parsv from Maryland, Delaware und Mis-
xuur, who are here, favor Bates, and that class
Of politicians represented By the brookses Of
New York, aud Droomcs OF Philadelphia, are
for the man whoever he may be, that
will draw of the most votes from the
candidate md thereby elect the
nominee Of the Disunion Convention 1t atCharles-
ton, There Is no Scott party here.
The Chfosgoans nre mitch pleased TINT their
city las secured tic honor Of entertaining the
Republican National Convention; but many pol
iticians say that political blundcrwas comtn't-
ted in not selecting 1ntiianapolis. The points
that decided the location Of The Convention III
Chicago were the vast hotel accoumodot'ons
which your city possesses, and unrisailsd railroad
facilities There is 60 doubt tlat tens OF 'hons'
ands OF people will attend the Vonvcns'on 10
hear the speeches, and witness TIC ploeceo'neS
Of L body of chosen delegates who Will gre tne
American people the first President on tic 'e'-
fersonan model they hare lad for thirty ycnrs.
". r. M. army OF hansas. Aaa long io'ef-
we" "'th President seste3oas' ~ "non. ~ o
i"efeo ees1neo copy o' 'ae eonsN'u''1" VI
thht aneloate stale. lie pfessea ol'ou Ane eoA-
sidcras'on Of onr senefaole en'el Aas's1sa'e
the various reasons Why tnis young s's'ef Soou'a
not be Kept ont IN the cold any longer 'ne
Great Father am'ied benfgn's' "'hkea MS s'".''
1er cye tseaeaefoas's' aoo P'"h'scu ~ ~ '.'
subject TO his heart ana lake snea eo''ac ~ 'ue
AonoF' peace aud welfare ol tae ~noe coan,''
fequtfed-oSer tnc telt. 4ae h"ns"s scn''S
man then bowed hamss1 OUT Of tue a"s"st p'es"
ehee' ou1 hot ah''' '"c Fe"etau'' ''s :,
paced oe'ofe t.'h oo'''e u
captured W "ashlng1ons "fms ou'.os LIZ
buckshol war, and preserved among the no
phies Of that memorable campaign. Mr. Army
is said to have tossed oil glass Win t"e seo'l-
mcnt: "uere's To Free Kansas, may sue speeo'
lty be admitted INTO the 1aniiy cHeae y. tae
Cuion:" Thr President responded, hob nopnlns
lis glass Here's IL the Lecompton Constlsu-
ton rejected by the builders in Kansas, it has
become the chief corner stone in New Ae>lco.
il cannot hare escaped yonr obsersahon 'hat'
in nil the search Tor au ava1iaDle Candidate LOT
Speaker, tie :;outLcrners have never gone out
side Of the sla1c-loldine ring. There urc 70
Northern Democrats in the house, who repre-
scnt more than two-,hirds Of all tue "Dc1ao-
cratic" voters in the na,icn. But tue slaee"
f,o]ders 1urc rasscd item by with contempt.
, 1859-12-26

/ DOLPI1 e. YAEUDE ys. FIRE
IL der1ch Won, Henry W1R md chafl-s !. Hnii.-1n
the Sup<r7or Court nf Chi Aku-
Notice Is htreoy given that ~ virtue OF Decree foI
Ne haaes Lien In tbs above ehttIed estxcd Oa
ler th I5ss flr the sun of Two Hundred and Twsnty
81 Doass dur to TIE complainant from fsxdstek To!
ouc OF the avse named 1teuEa1ta and In far II as
eala sum ~ with interest wh The ees et sa1e ii.
Tie coats of his su!t TIE .asse5beI Il M,sts u Cnsa
JANUARY Il. u. ls6e ae!ock ID the feu af aati
ay II the moth door the Cou House In ue city
frU II rac suction hlsbeat Ind kt h1ter Tor e1.
ii tic right ut!e And atessss q 'a Frse',eh Noa -
Oeens Addition 70 chlaeo IL the county os Cook, sn1
si.1s q Iao sht1 o1 ~ e eaass' fsxsa ias
VII be entitled TO pstd rayEnsas OF The purchase
nloney Immediately afses the saie Aforesaid
Narer ID Chaaeery os the Superior Court ct CheaEo.
Dated DECEMBER 18th, i5:9. uee&b51l ii
, 1859-12-26

Chft4tn1aH Aves
Saturday night *ns ChFistmas A'e' and 50 90"
4 ~ - 3cs.,':s - .,,.a ch,-.h If .ha 11,,v
rf@n1 p TT, .,~.a. .nd ,ha 1.hnrrb ~
=. ~. ~. - =. .,fox.a =,
" r1: - :..,to.- f,- 40
~. rh.s.,., w.. :, p,,.
.t...,,.,.r,,.1. n.
ano else" aefe' aA's ~ aus@ GILL 1eass
Biahops direct hat the 4as5 be deferred unnl
this morning. -.
IN nnnofeoS u our ~14eSo
Chelssuas En-. and made oragn1 ano me"o'a
bic BIZ thp4e delightful gih uRkia9t which send
tb.;r eia1 onr.rd throughout the entire YEAR.
- 49,. -... c,n+,
En- ouF'reaoess SEA-! .ece'e snts' 'oces' oApt
Claus win have gonu his rounds Ind made IN
s,nv ofl5tt,f bearts Glad. :.
~ -ra-... ,,x,-.,. e,,+r,. ~
"e aaSe aea&4ot 10 1o'to p'S"'Su' 80. t'
Chrisahzs'Kye; shAn that which occurred NJ the
larce yes4r:y iYioo:u Of the Wabash Ayenue II. E
cbnrch tReI IL. krebbs Pastor. The apartment
YVES flied On Saturday s1enins with the little
folks and their eIders, and i: would be bard to
x,. .~h;.h w.re +he n,,,k .1.dxorne such is the
-. .,;1a,aG :, I.,a;,1 u. AVN
Po"eF ol nappy c'n.u''ooa ~ ss. W
eto" 10 tue l@ces VI ~ ~ ptPeen.eAo A''s4' .1e
relatives. =.
The plan eonprissd an Arrangement with
Santa Claus to furnish every child Of The
Sabbath Schools connected With the Church,
present, and the order was filled to the letter.
mir of stout eyercrccns were loaded with
o burden that ta1el all their stur3iness. Such
tors: such dolls "with real hair" md eyes
.t,,t ,xon,d .t,t .,ch So.h.. .rtx .ca n,rr.,a
In "ooen' "ofs'eo a"d s'o'ene'' w., 'aete
was more Of the essence OF pure h'pplness IN
the atmosphere about those trees fh1Q you olo
Bullion ever "reallzed' over your - chest.
A"' n'.se'o VI Val '@' 1~~'>A
examplif'sd than on this OCCASION
"m. H. Rand, Esq, superintendent OF The
Sabbath School, conducted The exercises OF TIC
evening, which consisted oi Singing snu prayer,
and an address oy 1es. I. A- Eddy, OF the y.
~ CartsFtdn Adeoc1f<, who IS rarely exceueo
on ssch occasions =" hen tile presents were
distributed "haf scene 1t "as' Every ch'ld
got some token from the trees, aud the teemiog
branches SHOOK down also more than one rich
gill for m adult, SOME lady or gentleman
present thus s'5ly and kindly remembered BY
friend. 1t was happy time. may the good peo-
pie Of Wabash ATenue II. f. Church hare
many snch.
IT z,r.rr c,nyrs' Trrrs,c,ocr,x FIR.
Al n re,u,ar meet;n, of the T., s zap,xa
Cadets held at their rooms October 1sth ls5o
The following preamble and resolutions were
UNANIMOUSLY adoptcd:
WugprAs. The undersigned. nre Jesirous Of
enjoying sertes Of dancing parties during the
, 1859-12-26

1fanr1r hn1nYA6 Ne F$1U& Of Churches QNRQE{l l
FIR woY.bin on thess winter SUNDAYS. Let u.
on tha Lords d.y experience of our entire /
churcb. .co;po community. remind Won that in
al, <a,sor, of ronorrratin@ nractices nrcyai1.
and ,,s I'm n,c,, in roone here as elsewhere.
rb;cb b,re ,ha e,r.rt Of xandwichiur in a few
minnie. If comnaratfye romE,rt. between pc1i.
oda of ro.;t;r. mn, actna1 suffering.
rhs-,.. ;a,,r;or arm
,,.s -. crs, su s,n,o.nhare nn,v d;,ntv snecest-
-. ~ . sro ~ ,,s,,,;o, n;,,nevh.ro' The
csnsa. -. ,...n c1aset, e,r n sacl nna DOESN'T
~ S".s,;," ....osd ~ .,;sr,n,, or rrecxt;on, SOW,
e,,;-a. .ra ah,ta tY,rouoh the nnen;nu services.
,;1,., ,ho d;s.or-sa "a = 4emn.,ate 7one fir
.a,,os a~ on., and nvs,ro.ts a,e ,nhuttoned.
4 f.w Minute, 1atcr md uc are in The third
xt.,c Tho torr;d. -,
Our architects hare not NIL them conc to uu-
dcrstand that Churches should breathe as well
as church-goers, SO the confined heated atuos"
pheFe, what with the breath Of some hundreds
Of people, and the action Of tue hcat1ng appafa'
tus becomes stasnant and unit for respiratory
purposes.
Then perhaps IT architect has done his
share, The Sexton caunot or will not perform his
own part Of the .duts. One would think there
may exist among Church Sections some pro-
fessioual league with their brethren Of the mat
took ourside-a kind Of +Ssxtons 4fat~a1 I'rofte-
ton and dnti- Ftnfitdtion .Soci1y. Better return
to the "brare days Of old" WHEN fires in
Churches were unknown, than sit tie sermon
through in temperature ike that Of q patent
, 1859-12-26

- George r. Hansen, in Clark street u: E.
Church block, offers rare Inducements to all to
lay in stock Of the weed for the winter.
George is selling out at cost bis entire stock Of
cigars and tobacco.
, 1859-12-26
{ Chkaso pe<scker Is 1851 deI6b1.6 ~

TOIIN RAN KIN, General
q 4.4T'ny nAa CDNxk8Siof MERCHANT.
No. IT udolph IT, third dooE eaH Of bn&93 Housa.
CAsh Advances made On Gooda Tor Public md FstVas
sac PARTICULAR attention giTen 10 outdoor tAea-
Rrtuta5 sas dayA Tue4.4ya Thursdays AID e4trfdays
Amuts Sso17x- Rtoa fT II low r1iea. te1tI-337&
, 1859-12-26

GAIT PETRE, SALT PETRE-
N|l@S~ ~ oSa PKSTo1 4 co,
, 1859-12-26


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