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, 1859-01-25

IOWA c1TT QoEa). Jxu. Il. lEi9.
This certides that tile unders gned pu>rbase5.
1of the use OF tue State Bank oi Icwa, Of Lewis
Lille. Of Troy, New York, his Patent Wrouk bit
and Chilled 1roa Vault Doors and Frames, B.uk
Locks, and t~o Of his Dur.lar-ptoo{ safes. II
his conttac. with Us. Mr. Lille gave ns tue prj1-
1eSe Of testing hls sates in any 1n1n1es likely -
be feSo1ted to by Lursllrs. before pa.ina f,r
them. which his competitors or the contrac:-3Lt
" ". Bacon, OF New Haven, Conn.,, aud Mr.
Goodrich, Agent for Aessss. Uufyee l. Forsyth, u
Rochester, New York-did not propose to do, bit
claimed that Nr. Lilies Safes would nol stanl
the test. II gentlenian whCn they should sels4>,
Wcfe allowed to operate upon them.
Ne have this day had the Safes 80 purchased
by Mr. Lille tested by drilling. The operation
waa performed BY Nj. Samuel Miller, Of lows
City. WHO il q ekiil{ul mechauic, who hsd been
INDICATED by Messrs. Bacon Goodrich to be
suitable person 10 make such test, md whom ne
also considered to be q Euitable pessoa for thu.
purpoee.
We requested Mr.. Miller to provide hiuseIf
With good ratchet dill and four bits a. per-
fect!y made aud tempered as he could mike
them. The safes were placed in the vau}t Of tho
State Bank, in such position that the one not
operated upon afforded rest for the ratchet
drill as hrm md convenient es conld be desired,
After making all lis preparations, and adjusting
his drill Mr. Mi'ler commenced operations 1or tie
purpose Of drilling hole through one side Of tue
Sale. lie worked Sfe1dJly and llit1fn.fY for one
hous and fifty six minutes, at tile end Of Which
time bis bits we're entirely u>ed up, 81 that it was
wholly useless for lin to operate any luther
with them, as he informed us and as was evident
from tie inspection Of the bits themselves. The
bits were examined, after being used. by US, AId
by others more competent than Us to Judge Of
their suticieocy, and We are satisfied they isere
wsll ml1. aud well tempered.
Upon examination, We found that he had
Jet tu1t two Inches OF metal between the point
Of the drill and the interior of the Safe. The
metal yet to be penetrated, Mr. Miller informed
US. and we ere satisfied, WAS harder md more
difficult to drill than that already passed, end
being satisfied from what haa been already done
thu: the Safes wsra as good az .Mz. Lille had
contracted n deliver us, We dispensed with any
further testing, and accepted them.
Ar. liilie has, throughout this matter, acted
literally and honoTably By u, and we take plea.
SUITE in recommending him aud his work to per-
Sons needing articles in bis line.
5. J. k1gKwooD, Ex. Com, S:ate
Il. PRICE, Bank OF Iowa.
Sold IN Chicago by Il, J. Woolley, at Fair
banks & Greenleaf'. Scale Depot, IS Lake
street.
, 1859-01-25
Chicago Brcadstufis and Provision
Markets.

f>hicaro nrradxtchz ,vd px.r;&fon
nnrkets.
During Tho past week there hus been q strong.
RI snernlat,va fee,,nr in Rreads.uf. e.necio1lv
Fiour and Wheat =. hut onerations hare been
very much limited. owing to continued light
receipts. The receipts OF all Kinds OF grain
with -four reduced) daring the past three
H. 4. ono rhe 10y
Iii, IT, .;, a .t
cor rer m.
49,. ':s, .,'-
, 1859-01-25

luun8 Mems Lecture Associations through
out this and the ueighoor;ng S:ates. who dcsire
the services of George Sumner. Z p. Whippe
OF Herman Melville, can procure the ea,1le by
corresponding with J. u. Wllsoa Of this city.
We understand t5at the three gentlemen
aeore mentioned purpose visiting the West
during the coming month, aud will lecture BE-
fore the Young Men's Association Of Chicago IN
the order nauaed. on the 81, l7lh und eth Of
februnry
, 1859-01-25
Gossip About the Change Of English
Ministers.

The Washington correspo 1dent Of the New
York Tina furniahea the following:
II is reported il diplomatic circles 1hst Lord
Napier, in fsct, is very much pleased with his
anticipated transfer 10 tbe Hague. being fully
apprised That 1t ia designed " step 70 prono.
Aon 70 Berllu.
1t the Hague with tho negotiation ot . marriage
alliance between ono Of the Princes Of Orange
and the Princess Alice - mission Of much deli
cscy, oi course, and one that is esteemed to be-
highly honorable to tho negotiaior.
This disposed Of, Lord Bloomfield is expected
% retire from Berlin. 70 be succeeded bs Lord
Napier. The Berlin mission has long ranked 10
much higher grade than that 10 The United
6tsses. bat it is particularly desirable to Brit
l1h representative since tho marriage of The
Plincsas Royal and her resideuce at that Court
, 1859-01-25
CHICAGO TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY % 1882

Settlement of the .bicaro. A1ton ami
St Louis Railroad difficulties.
The committee on behalf Of the employees OF
tho b. Louis. Alton and Chicago Railrosd, viz
'teo springfield On Friday last to meet Govern
or has1eson in reference to . solution Of the
late d'ncultles On this road. Propositions were
msae and agreed upon which proved sasisfac-
tory TO both part,ea.
Inc committee then returned to Bloomington,
and submitted fheir agreements 10 the em-
plo5ees, and shencs to this city where they were
likewise auh"ittad and agreed upon unAninous-
10 so""'!.ee e3Pfeas their entire conf
eu~' ~ oo,' @@' aao aFo~ mat they were
49, - '0o e''''s'" A7 naa '*Aen Io"aras
D.
~ 7'1'u' w. nst'e7oa ~ 10 pa7
, 1859-01-25

THE JUNrEE7z CAsE.-At tho opening Of thc
Court yesterday morning, Messrs. Van irman
and McCom as, counsel for the prisoner, made a
motion tof continuance Of The case On the ground
Of the absence OF material witnesses. The NO.
ton will be decided this morning.1
, 1859-01-25

LEcrlRE-Rcv. Dr.. Howard, by request, will
deliver 4 lecture on tue F" Harmony Of the Pro-
fcssions," at his church, on Thursday evening the
9Th inst. Admttancc 25 cents. Tie proceeds
to be devoted to the cause of Missions.
, 1859-01-25

From some unexplained cluse We failed to
recelre our Springfield correspondence yester-
doy, 10 the ao.euce Of which We copy the fol-
lowing synopsis Of the doirgs Of the Legisla-
ture from the Ertniag Journal:
SratSGrIn-D, Jan. q, 1s59+
The Senate vas no: IN session yeBterday, 10
Quorum being present. This morning, the Sem
te Was cAllta 10 order as ten o'clock BY Lieut.
Cor. Wood.
i5'iis tor au act to csllect tnea md penalties
bef1re Justices Of the Peace. and providing that,
ution The return OF aoy execution iudorsed mo
properly found" caplas may issue As in sec IS,
chop. .. r. s. ls45. we're passed,
The Senu'e Joint resolution authorizing the
printing Of ten thousand copirB Of the report Of
the Agricultural Society WAS adopted.
An effort 10 take up the House bill, providing
for delaying the collection Of the revenue in the
Township Organization Counties, ELECTED
leoEthy sad animated debate. occupying tho re-
malndcr OF the forenoon session. The bill wAs
finally referred to Il Select Committee Of NeasrA-
Cook, Henderson and Post.
AT Two O'Clock s'enate met, aud adjourned uu-
til Aundpy morning.
HOUSE.
Several petitions for law prohibiting the
Manufacture and sale OF ordeut sprita and other
Intoxicating drinks. as ii beverage, ware pro-
esn'eo 1uu 'e1eA'ea ~ Hp0s'AA 1co4A'ssee Oh
LIN nr-,..
oill, We Pto,'elons VI "u'ca extend 9he
"eenanlc hen, 70 suo-conuactoFs, ETC., was
reported osck from Judiciary Committee, and
Ind on the tahle to b. printed.
ol1l granting Justices OF tae feace in Knox
counly jurisdiction on suits for debts Of $500
aaa under, drew out lengthy discnsalsu- Tho
oill WEB Fe-eomm!t:ed TO tee Judiciary Commit
'ee:
au acs lof tne eEsaollanuaeut OIL o'ate No.
form SCHOOL tor juvenile dellnqueuts, Wa8 re-
ported bAck from tno Conmlfses on ban1o md
Interpretations, with tho Recommendation that
It be laid upon the table and printed, which the
Hoase refused. It WAS ordered 70 = third read
ing.
, 1859-01-25

FIRk or SCHDAr.-The alarm Of fire On Suu-
day afternoon last Was caused by the ignition of
some phosphorus in Junius Fiscaer's match fec
tory on Desplaines street, near Polk. No dam.
a9e WAS done except aooaing the lower part Of
the buildip9 With water
, 1859-01-25

BopI FouSD IN TnE R1vER-We learned last
evening that the body Of man had been taken
from ske river rear Clark street br:dge. No
inquest was held Inst evening.
, 1859-01-25
THE CITY.

To THE LEGAL FKArERslrS. call of tue
Civil Docket will bc esumeI in the Circuit Court
This morning. Patties interested will please take
notice and t accordingly.
, 1859-01-25

Fast Freight Line,
To and From AL PuInt9 EAst.
Tbs s7a1l eRents of ,s corapany Asc untrpsssed of
the aae rapid AnA cntAp kol 81 a1J de3p"
don Of teikht 10 and IRON tie i.As! VIA
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS.
Arr-ama.,on, far aver ch,rK-, or banaxez promptly
adjusted On delivery o!se!xt He bcx to refer 3h1ppe1
70 .he OF the several roA oa which -
shl2. u, n.,,
lux- .h
fremont HOUSE ,,.
Rtytf Railroad Passenger depot: IN Uaston II Wtt&a
8Aiiroad Depot AMI IN Cs3cAo - M!chlkAa Ccat1N
Railroad Depot DhbH VIZ
WAMIS1HoRD / CO.. 10 broadway. Ne. Yaft.
Gnicarf Dct 4 insa oG3 baN43n
, 1859-01-25

- The gold mines Of Pixies Peak nre sad
70 be ine1haus!ible, and the same appears to be
the case Flth the gold mine OF Messrs. Colby l.
TO-, us Randolph street, vino are still making
to eoch purchaser of b3ck handsome present
Of some article o! jewelry, worth from ono to ono
hundred dollars. Their books are eli the best
editions, sold at the sans price ls at any Store
ia our city. md it preferred The purchaser can
take another book il place Of the present
, 1859-01-25

Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
Tie movement to abolish the Office of State
Superintendent Of Public instruction, was brought
to focus in the Legislature, on Saturday, by Mr..
Bane, {Democrat) Of Adams County, and WAS
tabled by vote Of 81 to 81.
, 1859-01-25
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS,


nc H. ScRfFEY fs>rtisia9 43+nt IS Deursorn-sk
j. ooFt=ed u rees 41ee<ti.ezens fsf tia oad ~ u
1<+t1"7 Popt7s y 1.s Sarta- Kea. ia1 b9l1y
, 1859-01-25
43oQr0ilQ.

lsOARDlSG.-TWO Or THREE GEN
- ue1ta can procure Doa@d aud Pieasa7t Rooms At
Accommodated. ja,s W cL5
tl0ARDISG.-FIE5 CLASS BOARD
aaa p'easaat roo. either suites Of slc7e. at 50
eouth Cark .1eeL TEAa4eo Baa.l reasonable rates.
jaf3E+
IlO4Pc.SG. -- SINGLE ROOMS AND
- sul.s ofrco1s newly dtted CO. With boar,i oa RS
snnahl- staA n4y Obtained ~ p1lleati1n Il No Us
Eta4e arest. C. o. uilFk2.
, 1859-01-25
Anrtion GQIks.
AL q TON SALE

AL Q TON SALE
-o7-
RICH EURNITURE-
s0Ve1-Plated Waye, Marian Na1b1s, oil Paint
inss, 1irrnrs~Taa Trays, &C., 4e.
III b .so!i Oh TUESDAY. "WEDNESDAY aad
THURSDAY. 1snu1x7 2sn. a6:h md 9Th eommeac,aR
a. * otoeA eath aAJ. n = LA1e bA1eet By order Of
ketelves larxe aad sple7d aatoEtot Of Klch Ru1ni.
tnfe Aons Gootk kc. dc consisting In ps1s
Of keFxnt Mahogany and Back y ainus ParInr eu!ta In
Plush nd Hale Gcth FaI Chair. Marble TOP Ceet<r
Tanea Catd Do, ltss.1s ete-a reteA Qssona1pk xAsJ
and Rocking chalrA back Cas:s.
Chamber Fuxpit1np,
M4hoeany aad Black Walnut Rosewood f3=s1> Chamber
suts EaAmeled Do. Aaho3Aur md co::a:e 3s4:tsad4
HAtt To5 RuFsAR1 Aud Wss -stAa4l< P;1A 3u v Ad.
rsoe4 BED toanxe eu3es1ar Hair xs1slts. ic<thers.
Pillows ConafotteE1
Diniag-Room Furniture,
0ak aad RAck WAlcut E1tentou Dining Tables. Break
fast Uo. Tumt1arA Goptett, Cro.kcsy 1Ld Carpets.
A.o-0l paintiuEx Git Rsxae 3r1oEs. Hirer. PlA4td
P1HtAa 41EhIe St4tRe8. Te9 TTa71 T3he XAtt& Cocks
DC, &C.. &C.
J0I1u 4. Valentine,
RECEIVER O: late tzm Of Gilbert. Hill + sauoson-
ta@A GILBERT + aAMPs0S. AucAouer1A
, 1859-01-25

j. NOTICE. In consequence Of The great sale Of
tickets toz the Banquet aud Bali at the Tremopt,
The billlaEd tables will be- taken out Of the Tre-
mont Hull and ample provisions made for all
that come. Tne parlors and large dining hall
are also added tor the OCCASION. Ticke,a co1
be had Ut the fremont,
, 1859-01-25

GLos1acs ACWIkvg1kNr nr GAYkrrF:-
Nothing can exceed the snecess achieved By J.
Y. GaYe.ty's Medica.ed Paper lot the Water
Closet. Piles will soon be disease no longer
known except in name. This pure medica.ed
paper is unequaled rs preventive, and unap-
proacaable as cure. The proprietors wish it
to be spoken OF according to its merits only. 1t
Is very caeap-1o00 sheets for Il; 500 sheets
for 50 cents. Sold bY all druggists, ind st the
alscoyerer's depot, Al Ann street, New York.
~: 9: Gayesty" is watermarked in esch sheet.
ind his autograph is On each package. Sent By
e1press from Al Ann street, New York, upon
receipt OF price. The trade ara invited to cor
respond Us to terms. For sale by j. Il. Reed l.
Co., Wholesale and retail druggists III / l4j
Lake street, Chics9o. jaa2 2H.t63
, 1859-01-25

GRASD TRUNK {CAsApA) RuLnAx.-~The fol-
lowing figures exhibit the traffic of this road for
the week ending 9Th ihss:
:. -: I'll 20
Increase. 81
, 1859-01-25

DIRss FEsrtvAL~-The committee beg to su-
Eonoce that no more tickets will be issued for
the concert shan the Metropolitan Hall can 90.
commodate; Mr. John Phillips has kindly, fur
nlshed tye hundred chairs Ior the PASSAGES, 80
that seat will be reserved for every ticket sold.
". B. EGAS, Chairman.
, 1859-01-25

014D.
Ia th!s city on s1adav norn.uk, January e3d after
we Asa aAiat Ihoss Henptead. Askst4t PA ueater
IT, = H.. oi t. louis Mo- IA the 65th rear Of htt axe
% e. Louis oapera Will please copY.
ECElyER's sALE,-sTATE OF LII
7M,,d1 Z, oook Gounts. sa- Cock Qeu-ty Court At
eo"1aon Fieas-Chlcako. January a h. lk5a
G!an0il'e KiEball ~ Luke Cems.oct. vfn,tnT Hecor
Earsru L tor,sNcs. and Hezek!ah 4 Wynkoot-
Public Notice Il hereby Eiven that l. G. pA,1e Frter
a Reeeiye appointed By the uou1 ia Tie above entitled
z the north door Of the uoutt House Of Tie County Of
Cook. Ia the cJ Of Chcsfo leu o'clock Ia he fre
coon Of Aaid day, Eel Pubic Anco1 to tae htettt
bidder for casa. certain bond The penalty cf ten
oslsKo1 . lu4e CoE4socx ueeeee rec,uE thai tut
obi Is indebted 10 the obxee La the run Of Te .ho
SD don1r at Of the turchAs money tue Real II.
TIE he enatstr dsscroed &ad conditioned f.r The tsJ
E9ent ot sud sam o. aye thousand dcars TO Ea1ard
Consock. Ro1 ot said Luke Comstoct upon lis htco3.
AGe and t1e Interest s4d Bood payable IL said
Lutte Eoeosck y the rate OF ekht c-1t yer annuo
On the b day tf feo7uAtJ In e4ca Jesr uati
Ieosuaf5 4. .. ISL. said Bond stcured By Deed Of
which, With The SAID bond bear date Yebrua5th
~ c1eeutea b. satd Warren Heeo4 n, 'alox 10
tald hs,eatah A. nynksoo. And cooyesnx to laid Vim
.aar .aa y a' "a; s IT Prs e. sea B9S1 S9n
SnA:xo. c9WEencnk on the ncsthWe9& corner If 1aii
~ Itee VII tn1ninR thence teu On the vest line
SAG lct me hundred ettty nlue feet aeJ thence
els aocs sid alley thirty three feet enee north ns.s
2nk M south lns Of Monroe street thutyhree feet
T. tbe phee at beginning. Sad Deed o: Tust recnx
Payer Of sale. l. C. PAINE FHEEa. 1AO~
, 1859-01-25

Ho, r1R THE Golp F1xLDs or kAS.As AND NJ
BRAskA!-Just reeered end for aale b7 oil
booksellers and periodical dealers, '.peasc /
Coles Complete Guide to .h6 Gold Districtr,"
xith O correct map Of different routes, distances,
fares, By railroads and steamboats,, to oil poirt'
BILE information to the emigrant. Single copies
forwarded to any part Of the Unlted States upon
the receipt OF IS cents. A liberal Discount
mnde 10 oil booksellers and periodical dealers
Address Peasu 4 Cole, Box 2503, rossoi&ce,
Chlcago, Ill. js24.os+
, 1859-01-25

SL1rrkRr S1DxwA1ks.-~ Oar house. keepers for
their carpets sake will thank us for reminding
all good citizena that the proper article to put
On slippery sidewalks, is saw dust When this
is carried into The house. On your boots or shoes,
it becomes dry and is easily swept buck iato the
street, without iujuring the carpet in any man-
uer. On the contrary, coal dust and ashes 50
often employed, are sad nuisance in the dom;n-
ion Of the broom. causing stnins aud blac looks,
the latter not contaed to the carpets
, 1859-01-25
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
TuESnAY MORNING. JANURAY Is, 1853.
For Teltsraphit News see Fourth Page.


The full and elaborate review Of the Com
mcrce OF Chicago and Of its Public and Pri-
vate improvements tor tue year 1858, pub
uslcd in this jo21oa1 on the lst lust, has bccn
issued in pamphlet form, and may bc had at
tue PKEss AND TRIBUNE Counting Room. No.
43 Clurk street, up stairs Parties who Jailed
to get copies Of tue paper 10 send to their
friends abroad, caa now have their orders
TILED.
, 1859-01-25

~ See advertisement Of Dr. San}ords' Liver
1nriRorator in another column.
, 1859-01-25

TIL E T III H E E LIONS
TUE MEN YORK PRESS

u s"iftng for the Ledger.
In I'd !toa to the MOUNT VERNON Papers, by
tue Hon. EDWARD ETERLrT. the NEW Y0ah
LEDHEIi, dated Feb 5!h- to be izz1ed next xeef. viii
eoutan original contributions r,m The editor. OF the
taseelsadla8 daily io4rnals of New Tork CIty:Jaaes
Gordon B.naett Eq the veteran editor ofthe Utruld
tie Hon Horace Greeley. cf1 tho Tribune; aod Lieut.
Gov. Raymond. Of the Times.
F7om the pea Of Mr. BENNETT. We hsre four c.i4tnal
poems entitled respectively:
LINES TO LADT." IN aoosropheto to MARY ANN"
IAN ANGELS SMILE" and ~ FRAGMENT
Fr7a Mr. GREELEY xe havea eha,a:te.l.,l: article,
addressed to YOUNG MGN IN TIE COUNTRY,
~eo 3Es1RE 70 SEEK rHKR FORTUNE IN TIE
CITY"
Aad from str. RAYMOND We have Al interesting &C.
count Of - VISIT TO TIE HOME OF JANE EYRE"
Also, avAt araoint of Interesting matter bY the LED
GEa REGULAR ct ro1uA contributors: aad the BE-
E!Entns Of
A SEW STORY,
, 1859-01-25
OH. OF COGN4C.
OIL, OF COGNAC.
OIL OF COGEAC,
l,OOo DUN CES OF
frccM, W'htfe and IeIfosc
OIL COGNAC,

1OE 3ae ~ 9HEES-O1 FkNIUH T p3}.
Chicago fBAfrel 11anuf1ctuflnk ca.
GOuTlt CLARK, NEAR NlRTH4r
4 RI PREPARED TO CONTRACT WIFI
Mlets for ressuisk moply Of Hs7rel4 Of snnrdcr
9rAty II E1Aotn 111eL Afo keep Oh hAad karofT al
barrels 70 t!l o. dtrt. ''' ~
3:aoaed BtAveas-d Heaibf Rcd E:e=s "a, .xe. 2.
v D'AeeTar~ ADf3A4s -4F~
nR, ALLP1RT'S AOUTH-WASH.
- Prepared 4ad sold Wholesale Aod retail. b,
aARGENfk / lL5LfY. Apothecs.fes
ae& IN Lake stTee&,
SADET AND STEEL MIXED sATINErlS.
~ For ss'sey Flupt BHArpIor / Co..
n CIR. H&s4 &nd VIA T.
, 1859-01-25

WATER VII e E LIS.
VAEDEWATER'S
Recently lmpEcsed Jonsai Turbine
WATER WHEEL.
Office, No. al South Clark Street,
CHICAGO.
+ OFFER "'L5 IMPROVED TURBINE
L W..er Wheel o he public v.sh tar :ueat confidence
Ail1 Asauf Aace of IT.
SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHER WHEELS,
Without asy exception. They vel! adsp.ei 70 <and
hAvc heca tsstel IN Ns at ~ 1tserivuuaA They xe
STEADY AND UNIFORM SPEED,
Aad ssr we <4a3:td p vrry o;x5 I, ~: u 7cEy lev
he44s andfaa TasJ viii veil in buck water With:
out say u1atesl oas If Yo.es. Aad not troabted
w:h cs t.=T s.t asdt Of the !ortbaJ 4nd dls-
ctAsred uuierntat Eeau1c, slo III xauout OF xeaf.
int xet ap higa apeel cnA.s III. little 10 sci Ald
rus neDn L aud viii lAAt ltE
Years. Fh:s heel .le ufyie:A[ax power IT IRON.
" % cent al Inv Who're pnHer oi ie ait1 aceosA
Inx tho degree Of 9n3n Of HsceD Under hiEh he9de
1nu tl. Aad Ia all ca,rsit = xar1anci 10 work ~ 70
tho power Ibid dou1 In nc liable AoI ~ 7t aaaAcuoh
Wien pspprr.y p1t up md arArr.i.
Stxte, County A..t Tu8n territories for %A1e.
Ruk further particulars c.rsllA WHICH caa ID OBJ
LAlned !, tbs Axenta utace, No. Il 25ut1 Clark Il
.1 1R4Scis CT, HARVEY. p,;Dr1e:%af; e:%af1;,nroA,t- ,..n,
NTlRTH SHORE EXPRESS COMPANY
, 1859-01-25

q Sec advertisement OF Quaker CITY SEQ
sewing Machine, l.. CoRSk1L h Co.,
pc26.lY 133 I,oka ntraot
, 1859-01-25

DARE CHAECE.-THE BEST NEAT,
Poultry and Produce ttand In the eitf. Rol lta ede
1or ny. address J." Draw 2so7, Chic axo, III
, 1859-01-25

11.s31 VV
From Lake t. Glarh street. down Clark tn
Washington, down Washington to Michigan Ave
nut, light, ling iii Washington whe the pro.
c.:s-ion will l,c reviewed by Gen. r. k Swift and
Ills n9nor Mayor Hines. Tie procession viii
then r'rm into co'ulun au'l march oa Michigan
Market to R4ndolpl, down Randolph to State
btErtt, and disIuul4
, 1859-01-25

STEAMER NE FALLS CITY.
11uE SPLENDID EAST sle1Ak
i sAi1k Heamer
Nsw Falls City
, 1859-01-25

AP0THE CARRIES AND QHEYIgra
IN 146.....Llke aneet. 1Ak143
, 1859-01-25

Gas Stock.
E{l SHARES CHICAGO GAS COMPANY
w StDCK4 for sale by
j43 3iw.12 FORREST BROS Co
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-20

VOLUME sVI.---NUMBER 4.

to trace the progress of a lad. who began in a
very little field, with an income that was no
income at all who. by dint of e,icking to his
business. made very comfort able thing of it
before he had turned twenty Eve. While be
was doing this-folIowing out his bent-keep-
ing his will active enough to he~ down difti
cnlties as they sprang up before him-a
plenty Of beginners, as young as ne, and with
similar opportunities, failed utterly because
fortune did so favor them that tf.ey could
jump at leap into position and power. What
chances there were for these people, were en-
tireIy inadequate TO their necessities they
said, and so went and fiIlibustered. some gam.
bled, and some lived on their friends, and 9TH
ers did not live at all, but put an end TO the
world and the shortness Of their pocket-books
together--all which was criminal and worse
than foolish. There is nothing better, as you
pass along through life than to perseyere inl
what you undertake. Your acorn is growing
all the while to the form and comeliness of an
oak.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-20
pottrp.
.4 [From the N. Y Evening Post
HORACE, BOOK l.. ODE.
BY n. TLYWEL.
RES I S

Behold, with grateful change, to sun and breeze
The vigorous winter yields;
How frosts no more encrust the fields, -
And ships forsake the harbors for the seas. 5
No more the ploughmsn tarries by the fire,
Nor in their stalls delay
The herds, and new meath Luna's ray,
Forth Cytherean Venus leads her choir.
The modest Grsces, with the nymphs in dance
United. tread the soil;
Nov swsiteriug vulcsn bids the toll
OF Cyclops at their flaming forge commence.
with myrtle green TO circle now the bead,
Or fovrets that spring forth q
- abundant from the unbound earth,
4 And blood Of tender lamb or kid 10 shed
In shady groves to farmers now 'tis meet.
Pale death alike is sure. .sa = -
Both at the novels of the poor "a, 4g
And regale towers to stay his equal feet E
OF happy sextus of our LIES brief space, ~
The longest reach denies
To bid extended hopes arise.
Night and the fsbled shades press on apaes,
And Piutos meagre cell. go
Within whose walls, where once you dwell,
You shall no more the kingdom Of the wine
Allot and never more H -
is The tender Lycdas adore 5'' l@~7'''3
For whom alike both youths and maidens pine.
New Bedford. April s. 1922. sa q