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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-04-28

Benerolent Institution established bu special r.
dorrrnent for the relief 0ftic Sick and diseased
afflicted nth lirHlent and Epidemic
Diseases.
IHNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in yi,w -
the awful destruction of human life, caused
by Sexual diseases, and the deceptions practiceJ
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases h,
QuackS several wears ago directed their Consult;na
Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT WORTHY e
their name, to open Dispensary for the treatment
of this class of diseases, in all their forms and T.,
give Medical Advice GRATIS to all who apply bv
letter, with description Of their condition, lar
occupation, habits of life, &C. and in cases of e,
treme poverty. to furnish Medicines FREE OF
CHARGE. 1t is needless TO add that the Assoc;
alton commands the highest Medical skill of t,>
age, and will furnish the most approved Daod---
treatment.
The Directors Of tie Association in their annual
Report upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases. Il.
the year ending January LIST, lSis, express tt~
highest satisfaction with the success which has al
tended the labors OF the Consulting Surgeon in tbs
cure of SpernIatOrrliGa, Seminal Weakness, ln-
potcnce, GonorrhUa, elect, Syphilis the vice 81
Onanism or Sei-Abuse, &C., ana order contil.-
ance of the same plan for the ensuing wear.
The Directors, on arcview Of the past, feel "a
sured that their abors in this sphere of beneyoeus
EFFORT have been Of great benefit to the afflicted
especially TO the young, and they have resolved 10
devote themselves, with renewed zeal TO this very
important and much dcspiscd cause.
An admirable Report Sperm-torrhGa, &
Seminal Weakness, the vice of 0nanisin, Mastu,.
baton or Self Abnsc, and other diseases of the sex
ual organs By the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent;
by mail, lin scaled envolope,) FREE OF
c II A r G E. on receipt of TWO STAMPS
for postage Other Reports and Tracts or sA,e ma
turc and treatment Of sexual diseases diet, &c stC'
constantly being published for gratuitous distrib.
ton and will be sent to the afflicted Some Of the
new remedies and methods of reatment discovered
during the past year are of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR. GEORGE
R. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon. Howard As
sscation, No. , South Ninth Street, PHILADELPHIA,
Pa. BY order of the Directors
EZRA HEARTWELL, President
GEO FAIRcnLD, Secretary. ljuy29-36ly.l
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-04-28
p ORTER'S DINNER
PILLS.

Promote Dgestronand impart tone and vigor to
the system In their action they are tonic and al
teratye, am mildly laxative. They do not gripe
or nauseatc in the least at the same time they are
certain in their action. curing habitual eostive-
S, sick headache, dizziness, loss of appetite,
debility, depression of spirits. &c., &c.
AS FEMALE Pill, they have no superior in
Amenorahca, suppression Of the menscs, and
other monthly diseases. These Pills effcctualy re-
move the exciting cause, and restore the patient
TO health in few days.
These Pills are purely vegetable, containing
no mercury or other dcliterious drugs.
These Pills are given in doses of one pill after
dinner every day until the disease is removed
If the disease does not yield in Is hours, increase
tho dose to two or three pills at time.
Manufactured with great care bv DR.. K. D. Por-
ter, 96 Third Street, Louisville Ky, and sold by
druggists generally: price % cents per box
Any person who does not live convenient to au
agent can have the pills sent 10y mail, postage
paid, by RENTING % cents to the proprietor, or
five boxes for one dollar. If YOU desire health.
ask for PORTER'S DINNER PILLS, ind use
no other. Jan. 81, 1888. 9---tf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-04-28

PREMIUMS 10 AGANTs GETTING SUBSCRIBERS.
Tho-e getting up club of subscribers nj >.
each, and REMIT n; 10 will be entitled to gold
pen and silver holder worth 3, and each subscr-
Der will receive any one of the above articles he
may select, Those renting 20 fer 10 sub: cri-
bers will be entitled to a gold pencil, with pen,
worth 7. Those getting up club of ID sub
scriberS and renting 30, will be entitled to a
silver watch, gold vest chain 10.
Those RENTING 10 for 30 subscribers will be
entitled to gold chain, or a silver hunting cased
watch worth %. Those renting 20 for 40
subscribers will be entitled To LADIES' gold watch
worth 30. Those remi ting 100 for 50 suhscri
bers. will be entitled to a gold watch worth $40.
u Ailc0mmuncations should he addressed to
81 VI DEAN. Publisher, 90 Broadway n Y
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-04-28
PAR rNER WANTED

Who has 4 small amount of Money ARyJody
who hi, the money Will do, and then the Dqrtner
will be dispensed with.
We have l69 acres of choice land te scll-90
acres under fence and 10 to 50 acres in cultivation:
splendid tmber-iirst quality of soll-good water
in good neg hborhood, and near to a mill.
grist mill. store, school and church. II is well
worth S25 p n acre, and MUST BE SOLD. The
owner must hare $4,000 within eighteen months
81 200 at least of which must be had very soon;
and any who gets the land for that, will have
made very handsome sum Of money. This is
hurnbug and anybody wanting tirst-rate home II
best apply soon, to REEVE * CAPRON,
Dee. 9-2tf Att'vs Plymouth ad
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-04-28
Dr.. X. ID. PORTER
TWO MINUTE DROP s.
VIII Cure Sick Headache in Two
Minutes

These Drops viii cure Sick Headache In two
minutes. In every case where the patient is not
relieved in Five minutes after taking the Two
Minute Drops, tho money will be refunded
The Two Minute Drops are perfectly safe and
pleasant to take. and will be found of instant bene
tit in sick headache. and sick stomach,
taintness pain in the stomach. collie. or pain in
the side, painful cough depression of spirits, &c.
&c, Sold everywhere at 81 cents per bottle
Manufactured by DR.. X. d. PORTER, SO Third
Street, Louisville. Ky.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-04-28

HONE LIFE,-Here are some very judi
cious remarks on n much needed reform
in this country:
The homes of America will not become
what they should be until n true idea of life
shall become more widely implanted. The
worship of the dollars does more to degrade
American homes, and the life Ct those
homes. than anything--all these-else.--
Utility is the god of almost universal wor-
ship. The chief end tf life TO gather gold,
and that gold is counted lost which hangs
picture upon the wall, which purchases
flowers for the yard, which buys toy or
book for the eager hand of Childhood
Is this the whole Of human life9 Then it
is mean meagre. and most undesirable
thing! A child will go forth form such a
home as horse will go forth from a stall
glad to find free air and a wider pasture
The influence of such home upon him
in after life will be none ut all, or nothing
good. Thousands are rushing from homes
like these every year. They crowd into
cities. They crowd into villages. They
swarm into all places where life is crowned
with higher significance, and the old shell
home is deserted by every bird as soon as
it can fly. Ancestral homesteads and pa
trimonial acres have no sacredness; and
when the father and mother die, the stran-
gers presence obliterates associations that
should be among the most sacred of all
things.
would have You build up for yourselves
and for your children home which will
never be lightly parted with--a home
which shall be 10 all who have been associ-
ated with it. the most interesting and pre-
cious spot upon earth. would have that
home the abode of dignity propriety, beau
~, grace, love, genial followships, and
happy associations. Out from such a home
! would have good Influences flow into
neishborhoods and communities. In such
a home | would see noble ambition taking
root, and receiving all generous culture
Ard then | would see YOU, young hus-
band and young wife, happy. Do not de-
prive yourselves of such Influences as will
come 10 you though al institution like this
No money can pay you for such de-
privation. No circumstances but of
utter poverty can justly you in defying
these influences to your children
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-04-28

A GREAT ClTY.-We have been permit
ed, during The past week, TO examine a
copy of the "Emig rants Guide to Pixies
Peak published at Leavenworth City.
Kansas Territory. From careful porusal
of its pages. we elicit the following facts
Leavenworth City is situated in the ex-
act center of the civilized world, on the
direct road to Pike's Peak and consequent
" TO fortune; and contains population of
something less than million most anna
bic and benevolent souls. Her merchants
are pure philanthropists, who have inves-
ted their capital in immense stocks of
goods. which they are selling at ruinously
low rates, for the accommodation of Pixies
Peak emigrants. The same enlarged phil
anthrophy and lively sympathy with stran-
gers characterizes the entire population
Not TO be oatdone in this noble zeal for the
good of mankind, the editor assures us
that he is intirely disinterested in publish
ing the Guide and wishes em:grants to
make Leavenworth their starting point
only in order to prevent their being heeced
at some of the surrounding towns, the in
habitants of which are generally very great
scoundrels.
AS specimen of his bold and graphic
style, the editor asserts that -four years
ago the buffalo and wild horse roamed at
at will on the site now occupied by this
immense metropolis. We can only say
that precisely four years ago it was our
fortune to visit Fl Leavenworth; but after
stay Of several months in that vicinity,
we saw nary buffalo. --New Castle Cour.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-04-28
Pixies Peak Gold Mine!

4 COATED THREE MILES WEST OF
! plymouth. near the Pittsburgh Fl Wayne and
Chicago r R. Eighty acres of land-hfty acres
improv ed: small house-all of which can be boaght
NOW for ono thousand dollars. For particulars
enquire of ID. McDoNALD or on the subscriber on
the premises. A. c.. ARMSTRONG.
Plymouth Feb Sd 1859 nl0ts
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-04-28
A PRIZE FOR EVERYBODY
WHO SUESCRIBES FOR TIE
NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS
A BEAUTIFULLY
ILLUSTzs ATED
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is
one of the best literary papers OF tie day. A large
Quarto containing TWENTY PAGES, or
SIXTY COLUMNS Of entertaining matter; and
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every week
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-04-28
B 0 A r D I N G..

Pleasant rooms and board may be obtained at
the residence of w. +. SHERWOOD, on Michi-
gar street three squares north of the Edwards
House. Also few day boardcrs can be accommo-
atei Flgmou.h Ind hn N'c9
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-04-28
CASSlMERES,
SATINETTS,
LINEN,

And COTTON. and full assortment of Tailor
ing Trimmings, Trunks, Satehels, Boots & Shoes
etc. ETC., all of which will and must b. sold at
rates which will defy all competition.
ANY person wishing to purchase goods as above
advertised, we could best convince them of the
trnth of cur statements by giving US a call and
examine our stock and prices to- which service we
are at all times ready to attend. We would par
ticuarly direct attention to our Tailoring Depart
ment which IS under efficient Superintendent
who guarantees all work to be made according to
STYLE, under workmen like manner; and az We have
the advantage of q
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-04-28

Sir Walter Scott once gave an Irishman
shilling in paymen! for something which
only amounted to a sixpenco. Paddy fun.
bled considerably, but couldn't make the
change.
BE jabers, yers honor, an its mesilf
can't change ye.'
Remember said the baronet, you owe
me sixpence'
'Agh, long life TO yer honor, an may ye
live till | pay ye,' quoth Paddy.
Pastry cooks generally furnish better
puffs than editors do.
The moon seems TO be the most change
able of all the celestial luminaries; she is
continually changing her quarters.
Don't force man to take your advice
You can advise him to take bath without
pitching him into the river.
Integrity without knowledge is weak and
useless; knowledge without integrity is
dangerous and dreadful.
Death is like thunder in two particulars;
we are alarmed at the sound of it and il
is formidable only from that which prece-
ded it.
1t is with honesty in ono particular as
with wealth; those that have the thing care
less about the credit of it than those who
have 1t not
1t isa good sign to see man wipe the
perspiration from his face; it is a bad sign
10 see fellow wipe his mouth a, he comes
out of cellar.
Be contented and thankful; a cheerful
spirit makes labor light, sleep sweet and
all around cheerful.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-04-28
Howard Association.

PHILADELPHIA
A Benerolent Institution established bu special f.
document for the relief 0ftic Sick and diseased
afflicted nth Firulent and Endemic
, 1859-04-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Then, vii! tc rtirn1:s services 1t ST. 1.ns Church ia
W. Like street. "!lH'.its Chsn Park tornw II ten
4. II. auI ha1flsast A!:sa +. = Rer. IT, ~ bishop.
Ecvtur.
-Nv!nc Service every Sunday At III L. u. II T.. II. IN
thu Church IT the Ascension. (rru,csaEt Eisepa!}
Oak street. between Wells and 1a*e Streets North INv:s
or Sun!ay- seAr,l Il eer.s l.. II. I:rv. lrnsy II.
Mnrrc!. Rector.
-t:c1ro rrcsysc7y will 1srt in Westminster Cia;cl.
til Tuesday Tue 1:h iast ii * L. 81 sermon Will he
PREACHED hy the ls; moderator. utain1! services may lc
expected Wednesday, foowinr All tic ,c,llrxs u Tic
PEesbl1es3 Are oen to ali who desire toSttend-
T,crr VIII r., divine service IL It. Jsass' Church every
Sunday afternoon 1t fur oe!'ek.
-pslne service will b. held in thr Fis>t English I,lc.
Church. Waa-h aui t"nE.r>, >7,t.
Tomorrow, At half ten a. ~, and half past L. ~
Rev. Dr. Martin. Faster.
A Rer1nnn wilt h prc cac!eu In the Unitarian Church.
Sabbath .vcns by l:elrrt i"llyrr, MIn>rr Iar:s.
Suhtet-Rsirous helps and hvrrs. srats f.c. Services
to oeo'ulaenee 1t aa1fl:ast $esea,
-Thssr will te morning atst..n and evening meetings
tonorrpw. at the M.eG4lss Institute Hall, co,lrr u
til1k md Washington tryct follows: Morning 1t le
o'clock. leeHrc u AEdrw ]aeks.'t Davis. Afternoon, 1t
~ o'clock discourse In opposition to Spritua!Ia Jrkn
E. Coue. Of tls tiy. Evening" at * o'c!oeka rrpy to
Mt Cr.es discourse, 1 Mr. Davis. The publ. are i4vt4d
The Dcscaa Eais; Chuseh will Reopen tEe:. house hf
w..lp uorruw. Ap: nth. III ,. aelt thu
us1 II Ie-lnc, and Drkuvr:l rets. Dr. j. e. burroughs
will rcaclt In the ras :. hafrzst tea oe.oxk. i ser.
mon Will n. preached il tic .ae:uon ty Eev A. Jo.!n.
Preaching as III Tic tvc.4ts haltrlst scrrn trIock.
Tx Church will IL 1eA Encouraged Set !ase number
present.
Public Trelch;ns. In acenrda!ce with a.r:ls,ert.
made hy representatives f7:a the ;"seit Eslut& t&cu
Chur.s Of TIE city, these xl be preaching , Sl..h
afternoon in Ncr;+itan Hail. ,leins at uel@k.
Rev Edward sn. cf NV Haven. cvan. viii l:saA
ulrr7nw.
x Rrs z. u. Humphrey. It Milwaukee. Will Iseach
atthe frs rnsbytvrah Church tuHorruw ilorrins AID
evening
, 1859-04-09
The Western Produce Tradc...A Mat.
ter for tile Gntena and Chicago Union
Railroad.

LIZA. GtctAelsuu i iE1l lSoJ
Editors Prrss anil Tfila.nc:
1t will nut bc improper to cali the attention Of
those Interested to fact that operates nlucl.
against Chicago and her trade fur as this part
uf thu country is concerned. Before tue con-
rIrsion Of tho road thnt connects Monroe with
Milwaukee, all tic trade Of the western part Of
this county aud the adjoining parts Of Joe Da-
yicss and Carol counties used to cumc
to Warren, Nora and this place. Indeed
uur village, at one time, had quite
trade from near the Mississippi anl from tile
southern part Of Wisconsin adjoining tllis cuun-
ty. Since last harvest, however, large quan,i-
ties Of wheat have been driven past our doors
from Jo Daviess C"unty and this ncigilb"rhoo'l
to Monroe, and has found Il market iu Milwau-
kce, whist that from the nci.hborhood If the
Mississippi has been sold i'll Savannah for
the It. Louis murket. AL this trade,
without doubt, lcgitinaatcly belongs to Chicago;
hut while wheat CAN reach lake Michigan from
Monroe at ten cents per bns|.el, it will 20 there
in preference to paving lss@ lie per bnshclfFon,
this and other places. l have III hesitation in
saving that onc. half Of the wheat froul the SEC
tim before mentioned has been driven from, CHI
c:.su by high railsuad tari.F. Another thing to
ic considered is, that people who sell gram at
Monroe or Savannah will buy n,ore or less gnols
there, and country merchants who generally
buy marc or less grain. hides, butter, de-, vii!
buy goods where they sell their produce. Thus
| haze no doubt much trudr is thrnwn intn the
hands Of Milwaukee aud ST. Louis jobbcrs that
,.,. -, ,rb& l,,1,,re n rh;croo
, 1859-04-09

Vc emit ANYTHING ID the wuy Of rcprehen-
sion 'd nr- NcNu'len's fling at the manage
mint Of the various charitable institutions Of
this city. for the purpose Of urging him on in
the good work III which he is engaged, and for
the purpose, dso Of bespeaking for him tie
cooperation Of those Protestant citizens Of
Chicago who hear every call of the distressed
for nd. The Doctors explanation Of his design
is printed i'll another column, and We invite for
ii the attention which the subject matter merits
, 1859-04-09
39rcsa Il Grihuttt,
FOKEfGN NEWS.

The Canndas advices have a more peaceful
1ock. Tho proposition for an European Con-
Eress, wherein all matters Of difference which
so lately threatened wor, Call be discussed and
settled. has leca accepted by both Fruncc and
Austria, aud speedy and satisfactory solution
olt|le war question, eau, it is thought, be con-
fitInntIy looked for
, 1859-04-09
THE PILLAR OF FIR E
Israel IN BOufI0@e.

Ey the author Of The Prince Of the lIors # David.
Being ascou: ot the wonderful III the .if ef
tlc uf lha,a daughter. tAoses}. fzor. t., y"h u
miracles t.trc Fta-a. Tie ya*s,ge Y the ia. ~ aud
+la.rtt AID r:th!y cloyl .y-ytu: II tr archrvtur.
u Ae E4y,ta. t.ir and customs A irsst a,s
war In c1.s. the faiy. tht lIa1t. aud II the oub.
asd a,o ef c lea-tes whe thu au,. uf tchta.e: IL
gv,heE with lst4:s %'e sAstcAs 9f the sss unc1 sss
and .t. The Nix aa !tEends u The Usvli.k., ~phi.ae
nId ryras4t ali u thciz fuu1.vEs txtosc the tod.
, 1859-04-09

81 The Peoria IrdAstr;pt classiies the SUI
per'isors recently elected in that county rs fol-
lows: Republicans 10, Buchanan 5, Douglas 5.
D~John C. Stewart, Esq, WAS elected Mayor
OF Ga!csbury on Monday last BY sir majority.
, 1859-04-09

LIGHT MAr7ERs.--J. II. Gerouli Co. enter
upou tue season with superb assortment Of
gasti1tures, and every facility fer jobs in their
line. Some Of the best jobs i'll this city are
from their house.
, 1859-04-09

81 Peterson?s Magazine for Nay. the Ban
ner Of Light, containing the serm5as Of Beech
er and Chaplin, New York dailic*, with full re-
ports ofthe Sickles trial. u fresh supply Of the
Chess Monthly for April, have been received by
AcNally l. Co., 81 Dearborn street, opposite the
Post Oflcc.
, 1859-04-09

{oE1GtSAL.1
Certificate 10 E1}e The Sl. L4y Of Janua.y. l:so.
Arrl7o1s OYEleE. MATT Or ILttSuis?
sFR1SGE1ELr' Mary! =. ls:t9- !
Whereas The tcaannw xath FIR ln*lisasec tu 1oc1-
tel II Nr~ YORK in tie stat of Nex York his a!e In th
ne sa:elet II liz Condition Il it. ats.. required
BY An Act to l:ate the H:t:.c:c4 It fE>utlnct tr3
nir< incorporated by The Ssatt of Illn"." a32nHed
fclruayy H. l a4: Act ;tn,latnEy lles.. Ar.uyrd
.'l:rEy Isl. a"l- wts:s:4, .l c"1any has shed
satisfactory evidence that 1t IL pcecei IT The Feq!~t
aaunt q Invested IA >sks ana mortgage md has
tlc1 III this o:rc wsit1s Instrument rivd by h. rrsl
deat ani stT1e..'y 'e:esf. ailriAtn: Me,azs Hall
Hounds IT tltt.u. It. Agents. ts the t.aasotn II the
L'lstrrs- II .d company, s full, .I uayrs+ rse1y
u,st!nk t.s to khuvcv service II pr IL. I'D
lha II x.i tonany. c.pset!nk that service II process
1p:s tlt sil AGer. shall ee and held II t. vaid
- :sved uI.u the Company. aud waivGk a e4:u VI ss~
rr hE te-a%.'n If such <trtice.
Now, ttsrer. II rH7s;acr cf the If tho act
a:useeaa 1see DnIr Auditor Il iuhhc Accounts q
thc staie If iinu.*, 90 he.cly certify ttat tie st.
Hall L Ru.nr= authorized - Azcrts fus t!r sad
said ollSay. tar tu..ne-* Of ln~uacp in this
s:a.e, ul4: the shIsty.tr ,!ay Of jlua1y. ia lie
eighteen t.rc.. and tiAty t.1 ,ley ry ~ lc Lily
etI pow csed 80 to tu by said tuE4Iea.y-
lute=.;n.rny ~hcn-f. have kercun.o subscribed
Eay m>::t. aoA atAet the -<a1 of ny ":dt~- II
s;E.as4vd- th!s t~ea'y.EEeih Gay " March,
4. D. 1efJ
JESSE K. uCEo1S. Aut!t4r P. 4.
, 1859-04-09

Bulk Meat 10 Pittsburgh. 5uc-
Clover a1c G:ass SSt. u CL4ss rates.
tnEtEae:s made Ahve lEts 1t Freight Oce eotrer
West Van Rurcr and Ctral s,Ettr-.
CONTRACTS to Boston, New lutk. Phaterhta anil Rat-
n1o,c va Pennsylvania Central r. H. given ~ CLaIkEk
co. otasv steis bloee c,sntr sos'a Waier .;d L..ae
Hrccts and II depot at Canal street.
III: HOUSTON, Ssh! sIe!xht AIT. Chicago
tt,ri14
, 1859-04-09

W loving property viii he -d to rsy charges II the
Tashou.e q The M;ssa IaaIs1"ssa.a I foot
j. Il. saith. czse gum H.. /. Ncweil & Co.. eask
hardEaru: Loo,is, Abbott Co.. harris pumps: Hun
pa1ey Jsweu IL saeks h1ts L. sae~r tedHeld couk
stoye; j. Il Humphrey, to9rs E,c4e G. {. Hubert
thess ioa Novrs: p Murphy eo1 esassxase; rs G..
Chleafn cases soeaeeo Ke!slg kt. - &a: ho1ea,
box fotu: lanes Ciapp, lot II tea7e,s
Dy orlcr Of the PreAd& Of the Western Transportation
Company. sf4Sde'sa
, 1859-04-09

ITO RENT-Ncst Chicaso-Cot-
u t,xes Nos. 159 .ai Ill Madison .,5ry: eo.zrs Of
CEioa, EtE.. Us 2es rnnth.
t"tIAzr en nFn strctt, of tie a5avc. -,
Stable. Er.t TO.
Dr, DUCKS Residence. 81 e. Ma,.oa street, FIR 1e,
t::ss than sass Year. Gan!:a t'1- Hvu,e lam and
~ ao ~" AKs * u - -! Furniture Rent, t4p
aad M Csiea "a. s:est q D Per f,cs per year.
$50 pr foot Per year.
FOR SALE
LSe Los corner Pauline Ard K1{k avenua Tatoa Park
ss1is1 ttst eass aad *oath front. Apply to Dr. NGAIS
Of u. ulCk7 Ii C1a1k .tstet, ec1ae9 NadIsou sp4
, 1859-04-09

uESny WAan NEEcnEn will deliver lecture
at metropolitan Hail, on Thursday evening.
April 18th. The receipts Of the lecture will be
Gvcn tn mid the Society Of Dr.. Edward Bccc'scr
ut Galcshnry, to rebuild their church, which WIS
tluwu Iuwu Lust sr:,.nu
, 1859-04-09
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1859.

PoL1ce M4r1Ens,-The police dock yesterday
:blushed like flower garden, IAN opcnition con
fined to the dock, however,) from tha presence
ofthose whose gay silks, aaunting millinery,
and garish ornaments recalled the proyerb and
its great truth ia this instance. "Finc feathers
do not make fac birds" 4 clean sweep made
By the 'police on Thursday night, secured for
yesterday mornings Police Court large rep
resentation from the sinks and stews Of the city,
including several Of the more neteI women Of
the town. The descent was we'll concerted one
and created decided stir in the establishments
visited. The parties, most Of them, gare bull,
and will come up before the Recorders Court.
Rev. Ma. HrxrunEY.-Concerning this es-
tce1ncd clergyman just called to assume the
pastoral charge of one Of our prominent
Churches, the Milwaukee Frfe Dtmocr1t saws:
The First Presbyterian Church and congresa-
ton Of Chicago have extended clli to Rey. Z.
N. Humphrey, Of this city, to became their Pas
tor. We very much doubt whether the wealthy
congregation OF Plymouth Church will consent
to such IN arrangement on any conditions. sfr.
Humphrey Is universally popular aud beloved
BY his church and congregation here. and BY
NIL evangelical churches in the ctr, and it will
be great mistake it he is allowed under any
ordinary circumstances to leave his friends in
Milwaukee. His place will not be easily filled
either in the church Ur the social circle.