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Trees, Shrubs and Plants.


THE Subscriber would invite the atten-
l. tion of the citizens of Westerly and the
public generally to the following stock of
trees to be obtained at River Bend Nurs-
cry, viz :er q --.s f~rr - 81 .rfJsF
40 varieties of the choicest Apples. AAI
20 varieties of Pears, sr -d' rat
25 Of thSbest varieties of Cherries. go,
II varieties Plumbs, best suited to our eli
mate. varieties Apricots. ~ 'hN5ti
3 varieties Ounce. Gooseberies, Rasp-
berries, Currants, and Grapes.
80 varieties Dsciduous Ornamental Forest
Trees. Ii varieties Evergreens. 30.
40 choicest varieties Dsciduons Shrubs.
40 selected varieties herbaceous Plants.
20 varieties Roses. varieties Peonies.
2Ochoice varieties Dahlies, and a fine as
sprtnont of Tulips r......l. ......
1000 yards Box. 5000 Roots Asparagus.
The above stock of Trees, Shrubs and
Plants-over 10000 in number.-are offered
for the spring sale of 1854, on terms that
shall be satisfactory to those who may wish
to purchase.
Address j. TAYLOR, River Bend Nurs-
cry, Westerly, X 1. 153tf
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co N s u M P TION!

THE above Rxpectornnt, prepared by m
l. experienced Physician aed Chemist, has
now become standard Preparation, and il.
offered for the COMPLETE CURE Of those
diseases of the THROAT, and LUNGS,
which if neglect ted, usually terminate fatal
ly in CONSUMPTION. 1t contains no Opi-
nm, CdiOmei, or any mi neral whatever, Gut
is composed entirely of those Roots, Herbs,
and .Vegeta6ie Substances which have a
specific influence upon the Lungs and their
connected organs, Its immediate effect is
to allay all irritation, and gently remove
tn phlegm and other morbid secretiOns from
the throat and air passages, thus relieving
the Cough, by subduing the inflammation
and other causes which give rise to il. 1t
is approved of and recommended by Physi-
clans Of the highest stsnding, and may be
given with perfect safety to the youngest
child or the n,ost delicate female. B
Prepared by A. T.. SCOYILL & CO., Go
thic Hall, 31G Broadway, New York
NEW ENGLAND DEPOT - BURR &
PERRY, No. Cornhill, Boston, Mass.
Gs5- Sold in WESTERLY, X. I. by j. II.
POTTER and Il. w. BABCOCK; also, in
Richmond, (Clark's Mills,) C. Clark & Co. :,
Carolina Mills, r. G. Hazard Kingston,
j. 7. Nichols; Wexford, Geo. b. Nichols
Exeter, G.. Tillinghast; Brands Iron Works;
III. ii. Richmond & Co.; Usquepaug, B. B.
& W. II. Sheldon; Potter's Hill, Geo. A.
Stanton; Temperance Valley, Kenyon &
Brown. iH"h- i-,"'4I l43is6m
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0N the lst APRIL, will be published NJ.
" Of" TILE FIRESIDE JOURNAL" an
illustrated Serial of Literature. Art, and
THE FIREsIpE JOURNAL viii 10
printed on suPerGne, sized, paper, t19x4sl
and will contain more reading matter thnn
any existing periodical, and il is hoped Of
n better aoality. The contents. wili EN-.
brace tl-stl OK Grd slslis sA
l. Illustrations ef sETen.s of Historical
Interest; Portraits Of Eminent Men; Seen-
tifo Diagrams; Views Of Celebrated Local.
2. Tales, Essays, Biographies and Sketch
os, by eminent Amerioan writer's. Hlastrs-
ted ns occssio may require, ,a;ia- -
3. Selections from the best EuropcoR
sources, incIudihg transfations from tho
cotemporary Literature of France and Cor
many, made expressly fer this paper "a
A. Extracts from new books, so that the
reader will be exactly posted in. all thatis
new and interesting. ..- -.r,r-
5. Criticism on Literature, Music, the
Fine Arts, &c. 60
g. Gossip about Literature and Art. and
what authors and artists are DOING sfs
I. Biographical Sketches, and Anecdotes
of Men Of the timeg. ..,. .re- rv-5i 5aA
8. Scientific Intelligence and destruction.
o. Statistics relating to the world .:
large, and particularly those home frag.
ments of information which tell us 80 exact
ly what progress We have made, and are.
making. '. ..l.-.. q. G.. .r.-s O.. 81
TO- department forthe Agriculturi...
H. Merry matter, Fun -jottings, Fseetin
sc. TvfiI s-fl .E .. ~ VoN
- Editorial Comments on passing Eyer,s.
10, Obituary Notices of Deceased Worl
thies.
II Items for Ladies'; Plates Of the Fnsi.
ions; Samples in Knitting, Knostihg.
Crotchet, &o,.f. MA ...0l a. .BL 10
The above forming forty large. columns
ofbreyier type, win constitute the promi.
nent features Of" THE FIRRSIDE J0UPy
NAL,' There will be from Six To Twelve
illustrations in each number--e1ccnted IN
the best possible manner, and printed on .
press Obtained for the purpose. a. -
Arrangements are being completed WIN
several eminent writer's of Arnerica, and
in short time the proprietor will have tbs
pleasure of publising their names. n.iEjy
The Subscription price will be. 50 90 in
advance; $50 by Carrier, or cents week
ly, nCirsJgrEa .ans aj'r tf3|lIi a
An inspection Of tho first number (tp bs
published on the first Of April,) is solicit
ed. 1t will, it is believed, satisfy the, fari-
ly circle for whom il is intended. Social.
progressive, and elevated in its tone nnd
tendency, it will avoid all controversial s,ib;
jects,-riming only fora favored place al
the genial freside Of the People. e, m,d
Published by Alexander Montgomery,
No II, Spruce st New York.
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s0s2 WATCHES. JEwELRY. &C..
TN q MI A y sP IL IL R " /,

CONTINUES to keep an assortment Of
" Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Clocks,
gold, silver and steel bowed Spectacles,
Gold Pens, Pencils, &C. sc. All Of which
having been purchased for cash, he is enabled
to sell as cheap ms cnn be eobtained elsewhere.
Articles bought Of the subscriber, engray-
ed free of charge.
Clocks. and Watches repaired and war
ranted.
Westerly April. 1862. ely
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ed for sale in this vicinity. Our stock is
almost entirely new, and of the most desira-
BILE patterns, and will be sold for cash at
prices that cannot fail to meet the approba-
tion ofour numerous customers and patrons.
Persons wishing to purchase Furniture,
Chairs, Bedding, Mats, Wood and Willow
Ware, Clocks, Looking Glasses, Bird Cages,
Glass Plates, Picture Frames, Iron Hat
Stands, Widow Shades, Embroidered Muslin
WindowCurtains,G ,GiltCornices, brass fxings,
cord and tassels, and every other article
generally kept in similar establishments +,
would do well to call soon and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, ..
Goods delivered at any reasonable distance
free of charge. Particular attention paid
and repairing old Furniture, vanishing,
polishing, &c. Furniture cleaned and
vanished in superior style, ut the resi-
dence Of the owner if requested.
A large assortment of Ready Made Wood
Collins; also Fisk's Patent Metallic Burial
Gases, Shrouds, Caps, Handkerchiefs, and
all requisites for burials, furnished at short
notice. Personal attendance at Funerals if
requested. 0'.f
The undersigned are both practical work
men at the business, and their study will
be to please in price as we'll as style, quality
and promptness. ... -. -... p
JOHN l.. CLARK.
..- .. STANTON HAZARD.
Westerly, March /, 1854. 154tf
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lust received, large invoice of this
u most invaluable article for cleansing and
furnishing metal and glass ware. Warrant
ed to give better satisfaction than any
other article in use. Certificates Of its
goodness may be seen at our Store.
~ ..1 j. & p. MOVES.
Pawcatuck, Dec. 7, 1858. 141tf
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Patent Medicines.
iOver 100000 Bottles Sold.

Great sale off. Russell spaldings' Gel
ebrated Vegetable Composition of Rose
mary and Castor Oil or wash, for Beautify-
ing, Embellishing, Curling, Improving,
Restoring Invigorating and Cleansing the
Hair. Trial Battles only % cts. also in
l5stf d. w HAMMOND.
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Secrets Worth Knowing!

ScCFctS w OTtn hnOWlnS
WouldIyou preserve your hair from times
. d rude spoil, 49, 1900 ,.. CO..
In youth use Rose Mary and Castor Oil
If you would have your hair embellished
be, | .,.'.,ir .'..., ....,
Just use the Castor Oil and Rose Mary!
If it from weakness falls out you may see
New growth by using Oil of Rose Mary!
And what will set you from the head ache
free '.'" 't. @P| ~ aHT p.
Why, spaulding's famous Wash of Rose
.1iu Mary! -Hi
:. Mrs. Partington says, " she was declin-
ing on a three legged stool extracted with
the headache, while her broken tea kettle
on the .perspiring embers, issued forth a
melancholy dirge over the boiling of her
last heaven ascended Murphy, and being
expressed she took her last earthly quar-
ter and sent lke'to the Ladies' Fancy Goods
Store to buy a bottle of Spauldings Rose
Mary Hair Oil" On useing' IT she "imme
diately rovelled in the enjoyment of a
glossy head Of hair, clean scalp, and an
e entire community to the head-ac
15stf For Sale by D. : w. HAMMOND.
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DOct. TOwne's
MEDICAL OFFICE,
No 150 High St, Providence, r. ]

DR.. Towne. The Celebrated, Indian Doctor, would
inform the afflicted that he is consulted in all the
various diseases mortals subject to- both CHRoS
&c and PRIVATE. Doctor TOwne has for years deyot-
cd special attention to the diseases of Females not
only those that are peculiar TO females, but also
those that were cOntractedby both Males and Fe-
males, and of long standing viz Goparhoea, elects,
Structures, Syphs,and all female difficulties. n
may rest assured of permanent cure, by applying
to Dr. TowNE, in PERSON or by LITTER PosT PAN,
with the usual fee. No Mercury. or other poison
Gus drugs are used with my VEGATApLE LorIoS Veg
atable Anidotc, and other Vegetable remedies. put
up so that they may be taken in all places, and un-
DER all circumstances, without exposure exciting
suspicion, permanent cure Is effected. Also those
that have brought upon themselves GENERAL DEBlL-
Irr by that dreadful habit SELF ABUSE, restored to
health, and strength, under the Doctors Scientific
mode Of treatment. 20. ...
n. b. My Periodical Pills are sure 10 effect cure
In all cases OF Obstructed Menses in married sim
gle life but females that are pregnant, must not
use them, they are sure in their operation !;
though they are harmless in all cases. Price So
Per Box with full directions. -
In treating Humors, DR. TowNE has superior.
Scfofua, ErysIpelas. Salt Rheum, Canker &c. &c,
all have yielded to his Vegetable remedies. To those
afflicted with Chronic diseases such as Lung, Liver,
Spleen and Heart affections, we say come 1 will
tell you just how you without your telling me,
which will be proof that understand yyur
and will cure uou If IL is In my power 50 TO do If
not will tell You Those afflicted with Diabe-
tes Falling the Womb. Floor ALBUs or the Whites
would do well to call and consult the Doctor if they
wish for speedy cure.
All can consult the Doct With perfect confidence
person, or by letter Post Paid State your case
just as IL is, and Medicines will be sent TO any
part Of the country. ADvoE FREE at my OFFICE
NJ Direct to DIR. O. o. TowNE, No. $50 High 81. !
157 l3t Providence, X. l.
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aaS& of OIL Hats for the the spring s of
1854; with thorough knowledge of the
business, and the liberal patronage which
he has had the past year, he is confident in
offering his large and well-selected stock Of
goods to the public. Hats of every style
quality and price may be found Mt his store
Among which are beautiful Mole skin Hats,
"a 90; fine Silk Hats, from $2 90
to $s3 so; also, fine White and Drab Beavers
from "a 90 to Ss5 90; also, Straw, Leghorn,
Palm Leaf, Panama, China, Canton, ,and every
variety of Hats for Summer Wear Hats,
cheap and costly, plain and fancy; indeed, /,
sufficient variety to suit the taste and
purse of the most fastdious purchaser.
Gs'- All persons wishing neat Hat can
find it at the Store under G. LE0NARD'S
HOTEL. Hats and Caps made to order.
116tf G. W. MARST0N.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, sc

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &C.
In General .assemjly, January Session.
"A. ID. 1854.
TTPON the petition of Jesse L. Moss and
y others praying for the passage of an
Act Incorporating the WESTERLY SAVINGS
BANK. ...f .r... .s.....#
Toted and Resolred, That said petition
be continued to the next May Session of
this General Assembly, and that, in the
mean time, notice of tho pendency thereof
be given bypublishing copy Of this vote in
Literary Echo for six weeks next after the
rising of the General Assembly at the pre-.
sent session. . .....n -.
A true copy-Attest:
6tl64 .. ." a. POTTER, Sec'ry.
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m .5~-W w ATsON'S -
PHILHARMONIC JOURNAL,
MUSIC, LITERATURE q ART.


EDITED BY HENRY C. WATSON,
Will be published every Thursday, at Ho-
race Waters, 333 Broadway. The Philhar-
monic Journal will contain Musical Tales,
embodying the principles of high art, by
distinguished European and American-writ-
ers. A series Of Original Papers, ontitle
Musical Sayings and Doings, critical and
anecdotical, by the Members Of the Philhar-
monic Social Club. -
Foreign and Home Correspondence Con-
tanning information interesting to all, from
writer's Of acknowledged ability.
Editorial and Critical Notices on all sub
jects connected with art, the development
of musical taste, and the encouragement of
all who are engaged in the professions.
Four pages Of music every week, consist
ing of original sacred and secular Songs,
Hymns, Psalms, and Chants, together with
elegant morceaux for the Piano and Organ,
by the most eminent native and resident
composers. ''"-t .''
Splendid Bonus to Subscribers Sub
scription S3 year, in advance. for which
each subscriber will receive the paper for
one year, and at the time Of the payment Of
the subscription, an order of $S2 worth of
Music. To be selected by each subscri ber
from the popular Catalogue of HORACE
WATERS, 333 Broadway. Observe this.
w atson's Philharmonic Journal
|oor2} q. FOR ONE YEAR,lra
208 Pages of Beautiful Music,
II And 30 Worth of Engraved Music
FOR THREE DOLLARS!
THE CHEAPEST MUSICAL PAPER PUBLISHED
Office of Watson's Philharmonic Journal
at Horace Waters, 333 Broadway. -.,.
.F4sf ~ WATSON Il SIMMONDS. p
Subscribers in the country will receive,
on application. post paid, a Catalogue of
Music to select from, and on forwarding
their subs cription and order, should enclose
eight postage stamps for the transmission
of the Music. Ea .7 sdf ? q
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Robinson 3 Hassard, hpotheoaries,

No. l3j Broad ST., opposite city Hotel,
..H. PROVIDENCE. II. L.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in Drugs ,Medi-
cines, Paints. Oils, Dye.stuffs, Corks of
all kinds, Window Glass, and Drug
t.s.. sean gists' Glass Ware.
GsS- Can,phene. Spirits of Turpentine
and Burning Fluid, Of the best quality,
always on hand and for sale TO dealers at
the lowest rate.
GSo. r. ROBINSON, j q. HAssApp.
Providence, Oct y, 1858.
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y. StiilInRn,

Dealer in Miscellaneous. school, and Blank
Books, Stationery, Embroidery Mate I,
rials, Perfumerics, Fancy Articles =.
and Toys; west end OF Pawca- SsU'
.. tuck Bridge. 1l2tf
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

THE Subscriber having been appointed
l. by the Hon. Court Of Probate, of the
town ofWesterly, admi nistrator'on the es-
tate Of LEMUEL VOSE, late sf Westerly,
r. 1. (deceased) and having qualified him
self accordingly, hereby requests oil per-
sons having demands against said estate to
present chem, and those indebted to said
estate TO make payment.
EDWARD W. BABCOCK,
Administrator.
Westerly, r. l.. Feb. IL, 1854. 7tl5l
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BiacksmiiIl,S Coal.

NOV landing, $50 tons, ofsuperior quslity.
IN direct from the Cumberland Mincs, OK
pressly for Blacksmith's use. Purchasers
will do we'll to call before sending awsy, for
you can save money by doing so. vr~ers
j. THOMPSON, JR.f !,
Westerly, June %, 1858. Itf.
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Dissolhti0p.

II
-, DissolhtiOp.
THE -copartnership heretofore existing
under the name and firm of j.. II. Lewis
& Co. is this day dissolved by the demise Of
Mr.. lLemuel Vose. 'afhIt. bHa oill9
Joseph ii. Lewis is authorised to settle
the business of the late firm aIT8I1.IU
JOSEPH II. LEWIS. J1H 20
EDWARDW w. 'BABC0CK. .4ff p
Westerly, Apr. l 1854. Administ'r.
'ie,.ara.f Notice. 1910 F'a'l'
THE subscriber will continue business
on his own account at the store formerly
occupied by j. II. Lewis & Co., in the New
Brick Block. All persons indebted to the
late firm of j. ii. Lewis & Co. are requested
to make immediate paym ent.
= t,..'I'l '' 'N JOSEPH II. LEWIS.
Westerly, April /, 1854. l5stf
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westerly Fiat store.

-.,cr--rrx,..., c. w. MARSTON is pre-
crc;s;i;;ac ,,sS, pared to furnish his Gus
Es 1aAsS toners with the new style
ElE3sS&k8 of Hats for the spring of
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Excelsior Hair Gloss,

Warranted to give satisfaction or the
money refunded. Sold by 7W vnf
11itf J. H.. POTTER /,
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" WHERE
the largest
and best
S Q | e c t ed
stock of
c abb n e t
Furnit
&C., can be
found that
has ever
been offer
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-13


The democratic purity have 30 right to
take into consideration, in discussing thig
matter the question Of expediency. They
have no right to ask thcmselves - 80 proper
to incite the opposition Of the know-uothing
partyg Theirs il stern duty imposed or
them by the principles to which they profess
feaIty and the teachings Of those for whom
they profess reverence. 1t viii Be 3 sorry
day for them when expediepcy shall success
fully counsel either the rePudiatien oi the
former or forgetfulness Of the latter
The new secret political organization IS
based on doguas that undermine ihe federal
constitution, and are IN direct conflict with
Tie whole past policy Of the government
It aims to take the power ont Of the hands
Of the people. and to place il ID the lodge5
Of Brarian association, therevelations that
have been made respecting the machinery of
which must inspire intense disgust j over
throws the elective franchise Of individuals
and substitutes in its stead the despotic man.
date Of an invisible counsel. IL renews Ia
more odious form the cruel doctrines Of Che
alien act with the addition OF the feature
abridging religious freedom, which even tho
RECKLESS audacity Of the old federal party
would have shruuk aghast at
With such party in our midst, and that
in numbers too large 70 excite the contempt
they would seem to merit; appealing 10 tho
lowest prejudices OF the vulgar, and ihe in-
tolerant spirit Of the narrow-minded and The
bieoted under the leadership Of ambitions
demagogues, restless for the spoils Of Office
and craving complete demolition Of the ox-
isting order Of things openly emblazoning
on their banners principles, which if success
ful, would sap the government and destroy
social order, the grave mission with which
the democratic party, as the conservatives Of
the land, are charged, is 10 pat down this Or
ganizahon, or at least attempt it. To shrink
from the responsibility Of dischargng ibis
duty to ignore the history Of the party and
to sacrifice its principles on the altar Of an
extremely predetermined expendieucy. They
must meet the issue-meet it boldly md
squarely. And It canuot be done too
soon Baltimore Argus.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-13

Married on Thursday monring the 7th inst,
by the Rev. w Parker Scott Mr.. " Il. MRI-
DETH to Mrs ADALfNE WHsOB, oh Of this city.
Married at Pine Bluff, Holmes county, Miss,
on Sunday 3rd Sept, by Rev. James r. West,
Mr. JOHN KELLY Of Yallobusha, and Miss Can
RE r. TRKADwELL, OF Holmes.
Married or Tuesday the Sth day Of August,
at the residence Of Mr. II. y c. Sutton. in Point
Coupee Parish, La, by the Rev. Mr.. Hyde Mr.
Gro. w. RoGERs late of Yazoo city, Miss, 10
Miss EMELINE SPURLocg, Of La.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-13

Fnn = LouusvI11E-0 the night Of the
2eth nit, fire occurred il Louisville, Ny,
which destroyed property to the amount Of
500 600 Itbfoke outin corn mill belong
ing to Fl. III. Hawea, On Campbell street, be-
tween Jefferson and Green. thence oornnllili.
Gated to the lumber yard Of HuIing a Lacy,
which contained q large amount a lumber,
tbehce extending to Green street destroying
! number Of frame and brick buildings
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-13
NoRrn CARoIINA EIaorIoa.-FInAL +

NORM CARoLINA ELEcTIoN.-FINAL Re-
sUIr.-Brags [dem.1 majority for Governor,
over Dockery, Iwhig,l is 2o25. The Senate,
composed Of SO mernbers, has 80 democrats
TO 20 whigs. The House, composed of 100
members, has 90 democrats to SIS whigs.--
Democratic majority on joint ballot, 2o.--
Among the members to the new Legislature
are Hon. 3. II. Barringer, late Minister to
Spain, W. r. Graham, late Secretary Of the
Navy, and Hon. David OUTLAW, late member
Of Congress.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-13

Consumption Bq6led Since the days Of Es-
culapius, medical men have strven in vain 10
conquer that arch enemy Of monkind, consump-
tion. DE-. Aver, Of Lowell, Mass, has we have
every reason to believe. succeeded ia attaining
this object, nearer than any predecessor of can-
temporary. He calls bis remedy Ayers Cher
ry Pectoral, BY which name II hes been lavoN.
bly, known for many years IN all ports OF ths
world. II is recommended by numerous emil
nent persons as the best remedy for diseases
Of the throatand lungs extant. DR.. Aver Ts-
Gently received a letter from Hon. Daniel Web
ster, in which that statesman speaks Of the Pee
toral n the highest Terms, and mentions chat
he IS personally knowing to the usefulness Of
this article both ia America and Europe-Ae'0
York Sunday Times.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-13

The Chicago Tribune, q savage free soil
abolition whig organ, says that Judge Doug
las, es route from Washington, arrived at
Chicago on Thursday morning last, and that
He must have come BY mail. and under one
OF his own franks, for the FIRST place at which he
was seen was the private room Of our Postmas-
te., in solemn conclase with that dgnatary and
their deliberations will doubtless be seen anon.
His only public appearance was made in the sa-
loon Of . Young America the drinking hole
his entrance of course created marked sensa
tions and an Increased demand for ponies and
smashes.
The Judge attempted to speak on the Sd
inst, at Chicago. but the crowd would not
permit him to be heard, and he had to leave
the standard retire to his hoteI-.H is thus
that Senator Douglas is rewarded for his fe-
atty to the constitution and laws. This is the
result of his course in Congress in relation to
the River and Harbor and Territorial Bills.
We wonder if the Wing press in the South
which has been 50 profuse in its denuncia-
tions Of this distinguished statesman will not
find something in this act of the people of
Chicago to rejoice over Can the Wings ex-
ulta over the naltreatment Of Judge Douglas
without endorsing the motive that influenced
it. Not very consistently we think, ard yet
they will doit.