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, 1860-06-14

The success Of Garibaldi. in his attack on
Palermo. is fully confirmed by our dispatches
this morning: uo is in possession Of the city
and the fire of the revolution, which he las
inauguratsd, is running over all Of Sicily, and
will doubtless cross to the main land. Glori-
Gus Garibsldit
, 1860-06-14

FYtte Rev. z 81. Humphrey. at the r..dence n the
KENSIcoTT, Esq. ticE!cu ri Editor O. praIte Far
ner, Of S1udera' H. and Mis. eldest dAugh
tsr Of +. Il. 70. den. Etq., Of Chic r.. Ill.
IN this ctv IN the leh inst. hy Rev Rebf Ro<d Nr.
TH0MAs !: ELLIOTT. fnIa cry # Springfield. Mas
and MARY T. daughter OF tie ata George EAses OF tna
citJ.
ii the Hu11but Ill HaarA. ILL.,, Jure 9th Inst By Rsy
E. il. Narren of h.cago: Ar. y lL1lAM y. GREGG
, 1860-06-14
LaYtn. the Cornerstone Of the neIv
North Presbyterian Church.

Laytn. the Cornerstone of the new
North Presbyterian Church.
1t four o'clock yesterday afternoon an intel.
igent but not extremely numerous collection
Of people, among whom were to be seen msny
Indies aud few children, assembled OF the
northeast corner Of Indiana and Cass streets,
North Division, to witness the ceremonies at
tending the laying of the cornerstone Of Dr..
Rice's new North Presbyterian Church.
Soon after four o'clock the tin boz previously
prepared for the purpose Of containing whatev-
er was thonght worthy Of beitg deposited, was
brought forth from its niche in the solid lime
stone composing the corner foundation Of the
future church ediflce, and the following articles
we're placed in it, after which it was hermeti-
eally sealed and replaced:
4 copy of the Holy Bible.
Do Confession Of Faith.
do Inaugural Address Of the Pro.
fessors Of the PEesbs tesian Theological Semi
nary Of the Northwest.
A copy Of Lectures On Slavery.
do First and Second Annual State.
ment of Trade and Commerce.
a copy Of the Act Of Incorporation Of the
4 copy Of tle Home and Foreign Record for
June.
4 COPY each Of the Gdrutiaa Tlns<s Of June
18th, Congregational Rvok6, Eft&betesi1n Ex-
one copy each Of Daily Hrrld, Duly Prt4.
and 7ridtn<, Daily 1sDsss, Datly D<aoeras, a.
Il copy Of the Minutes of the; General Assem-.
bly for 1883.
4 brief history of the North Church.
The services proper were commenced By sing
, 1860-06-14

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
= cook, ss-srpeioz cou,t OF CAls.xo. Jnly Tern,
IN la%l water l.. NevbeE1y ~. william B. Tread
9eI jehn T. TFr1dVer John >. PerEy Aat kdward nts.
ion -At1Aehm+at. ,, 1,,r,
r-r.d.eil. John J. 1readwrllx John 5. PeHy and e.
WA Norton wrt aachm NJ Issued ont q the
Saed the twenty uh ar Of MAy. 4. D. lseo 1t h
~ ~ ths sad Taua b. T,eadwe john iErsdwe John
= Pe.EY md 1GE .he sun Of nsstn hnn.
Sher of Cook Counst which sid wit tas been returned
executed. 1r:,, :, r.
vii. John !. T.TsdweH, John ). Pes1y and Edward
sofsca aha personally b and apps.f before ihe 20
csy of the ae1t thereof to b holden 4 the co4
Hou.e. TIC CITY Of chleaxo. o. The nzst Monday Of
sad palnd = r. iPessmsat =. 3 .nserel as,,nas
you md IN Arnr of thad psEt!n .ad 70 pneh Of the
}adSstneat and costs vii eo!d e s.stef, tbe saue
WALTER ElABAL1, Clerk,
FAax1z1. sA11H d TaoxAA4 Rlt1s Attyh
,sl+eVs+~
, 1860-06-14

J. s. Ac1srIRx-Loug known here a. one Of
cur most successful house.movers, has, In ad-
dition to his city business, contracted to raise
a 1onr.ng mill at Oswego, Kendall County.
, 1860-06-14
THE TORNADO RELIEF FUND,
Grand Concert At the WIEsyam.


The committee appointed to receive donations
for the sufferers by the late tornado, acknoHl.
edge, up to this time, the receipt in cash, Of
the sum Of &, ,s78s IS from the following persons,
so
, 1860-06-14

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Co o L
H.p, 1s8i Pbils.ua ". Gates Evaader S: Warner,
7homas CtA1mefA. Arche1xos G. Ta-ntr and David X.
Esser W. Aat1auder Thatcher Ind TilIam Tia cher,
Fu5!e notice !. hereby t!ven 10 the aad Alexander
issre oaes et r. ca1s 2. !as sppfoI Csats
H. III Of hc sad th eius y. ds..a EVander s. W.tne
Taemss Chatue1a Aschel.ns y Warner. nd D.zia r
er ma William Thatcher. for Tie TIM Of eleven hundred
sod taenytrt dot.t1 0l'eatd to the sheriff Of Cook
sTnntr xhch aid writ hA+ been returned executed.
Noa orr unless The Alex .nder 1haseher and
viii n sh4 PS'sol aJ b. Asd .pp<a. before ,hs
81 lie es1 thereof Be hclcen The Cou Hou:e IN ths
I'll II casxo % ths 1f y A9Ssa.g ed ef Jar Is
y. = e9std a,1n:t IT, 5oa I'D T. s.9r :f "
= .'a s!ss1 .ay IL sid aaxnszt nd eosts iii s.
@4A1 y. K1ABALIs CLERK.
r.xvs1s, sx1a i Taoxu, Prsca' Auy:s.
, 1860-06-14

Chicago ID soon to boast the largest and best
post Office in the Union. Theworko on the new
Custom House is now being pushed forward
with great energy, and it will be ready for &C.
cupauey III lew weeks. It was yesterday
scene OF life and actirity that does ones eyes
good to behold in these staguatiug times. Tie
carpenters. tilers, painters and gia1iers, plumb
ers and gas filters. were busy ut work giving
heinterior Of the building the finishing touches.
Al who have occasion to visit frequently the
present il1y yentilAted, badly arranged aud dirty
old stable of place now occupied as post
office, will bless the day that beho1ds the re-
mor1l to the new and commodious quarters.
, 1860-06-14

CIAIE UF IIIsINUIS, County
Of Cook Superior Count 1t Chlrako, 1uly Tt.E.
A. D. 1850. G7sber DeCle,ry vs-J L. AeFcka. chzet
kntelman md Hlram =. Bnh-AttAc Ment.
Mchae Eng Ia and Hiram @. Bn that wr.k attach
nett Issued cut u oe1c- The Cle1k OF The superior
tts suit oftha aId " sbet eCletcy he ate
NeEiskr 4sssei anEslaa I'D ai.s e &. 9
os.a dhecte4 t, the Sd RI Cook e.urtY. which sad
Wit has TEN. HetuIned executed
Eo1 therefore. unle. IN. the sid J. L. AeTcta,,
M hati EneemAu And Hiram Z. Bull ahsl personally D.
aoi appear before the nd superior C4t Of Chl AGO.
btfoE The d car Of tht term thereof to he holden ii The
CoYn Hou in th& CITY Of hleako On the fst Aoocay
rianti1t ar7on IND. viii be .nsr!et ga:rss yr u and
t.vs. tas =. pIas.fM ~ ;Sa oi r.
ccsit, III he scIl 70 sAlsfY tie s7rlr.
". klABALL, C1r,k.
FAaxx11, SIXTH TRoxAA. Pnd's Ait1s jelte3so II
, 1860-06-14
Nem advertisements,

~ C. Z. ARIpkM, AdseEst1i.s 17sn1 e Dsaxbc++s.
Il eusosAd to stsfzs Adsesea.s far sAis a,d all t
1a73sA9 FaPtrs Of ~ FofA H&H !al.bas+y
, 1860-06-14

Sorru PREsnxrgR1As CaCRcn-This Church,
which has been for some time past without
pastor, recently extended call to the Rev.
7. II. Cunningham, of the First Presbyterian
Church Of Indianapolis. Mr. G. has accepted
the call, and begins his ministrations in this
citY on Sabbath next.
, 1860-06-14
Mem R1hertig gements.


eonsn1eresa! oo7ft and s<r"s, 1t is far more COM
AlL-becaUse there are numerous notes scat
'esso throughout the Volnms' containing faSe'
valuable. Aud interesting INFORMATION on fas1-
GUS Important subjects, Is wen - es'neA ~
masks On the orsnozraphJ. inc p1onnae'auon'
1ae etynoiegy, the grammatical form snd con-
, 1860-06-14
OQltUArY.

It becomes our painful duty to announce the
deeease in this city on Tuesday night, 1t his
residence in the southern portion Of tho
city, Of Francis Clark, oue Of our oldest citi~
xens and business men. His disease was Of the
heart. Many Of our residents will recollect'
Francis Clark. For many 5ears anterior to
1855, he was our largest staple and fancy dry
goods de.ler, which place he held until bis falI-
ure in 1s5-5. Since that event he had married
and Hired very quietly, seeming not to care to
enter again into The busy field Of speculation.
For two or three years alter bis commercial
failure, A1r. Clark devoted much Of his time to
literature; aud We 1eeollect several Of his poet
ica1 productions rs containing much that was
beautiful, and exhibiting considerable powers
Of versidcation. He died very suddenly. It
cannot be more than two or three days since
ne saw him On the street, apparently - well rs
usual. May he rest in peace.
1liinols state Directory.
John c. w. Bailey i Co. have lately issued
their " Illinois State Business Directory" for
1850, and a handsome, reliable and accurate
work it Is, and one which has involved the tx-
pcaditure OF an immense amount Of labor aud
mnch money. Ths mercantile, professional,
manufacturing and mechanical departments Of
the entire State are accurately compiled and
alphabetically arranged under their respective
headings. The work also contains valuable in
formation respecting Banks. Insurance Com
paaies, Railroads, Churches. Secret aud osher
Societies aud Institutions, aud many advertise.
, 1860-06-14
LOCAL MATTERS,

~ Go to john Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be we'll done end st prices TO suit the
times.
, 1860-06-14

BcARn OF TRADE Mzkrlsa.-There will be
meeling Of the members Of the Chicago Board
Of Trade at their rooms this Thursday ere
ming Z. II o'clock. Per order,
SErH CAE11S, Sec'y.
II Charley Noyes. The kidnapper, is in
town.
, 1860-06-14
DIED.

IN Tuesday nlg, Juns = b, ult II hls reaaence In
Cl:arerlle FRhNG1o CLARK, Esq.
Funeral from hs lA'e .esdance Thursaay June 1ah,
At o'clock F. N F.!snds a.e rcap cful5 l1yted to At
tend.
, 1860-06-14

TIE HoME FOR TIE FR1Exp1Ess AND TIE
HAnEAs CoRpus cAsE.-This case, mention Of
which has been made in our columns, has not
yet been definitely settled. The arguments Of
council were given late In the afternoon Of yes+
serday, but we believe IN arrangement for ar.
bitration, or an amicable aettlement Of The af-
FUR will yet be made.
, 1860-06-14

RExovA1.-Leland i Mixer hare removed
tteir office and sample room to l32 South Wa
ter street. Pork house. Flanders Block, oppo-
site Michigan Central Depot- ,.m1s-lm
, 1860-06-14

After the musical portion Of The entertain
rnent the following correspondence was read.
It explains itself:
Acv1ckzas Tu1ArRE. June lssh. le$a.
NkAas. M1sa1ss Axp pAoa;
DEAR S1Rs:-Uuable to subscribe, as I would
wish, 4or the relief OF the sufferers by the late
tornado, If you think 1t advisable. Twill p1ace
in such way that it will at ID b yield some
thing to SO good cause, and, wif6 little effort.
quite sum. I will either give all the receipt.'
after deduc.ing $l50-wh1ch is &25 less than
my eKpenses-or will give oue-half The gross
receipts. Yours truly,
J. Il. McT1ckER, Esq:
Dear Si~:-The Joint Committee for the re.
lief OF the sufferers by the late tornado, rerv
gratefully accept your generous offer to place
,your theatre At our disposal for their benefit on
Friday evening next, and will be happy to wait
on you tomorrow aud make til. necessarr a.
rangements. PETER PACE,
T. u. HIoGI$s,
In behalf Of the Joint Commlttee'
LETTER rRox nkv- NE PATTON.
CHICAGO. June =. 1sso
pass P.Ie Esq, Cha.rnan Of the Relief coun,ttee:-
DEAR SiR:-1t will not be in my power to be
at tho y Relief Concert" this evening, a. should
otherwise have been glad 10 be, owing to our
weeelJ prayer meeting, which am 30 old.
fashioned as to prefer 70 all other attractions.
For Il week past hare been expecting caIi
from some collector for the object, but lot hav-
ipE received one. ! herewith enclose the snouot
which IT Is my privilege to gire in aid Of The
tnat it is not in my power to make it jaroeE
However my Judgment mar have diEfered fTono
, 1860-06-14

G. A R D s.
D1LL.HEADSs
CfhtULARs,
. SHIPPING RECE3PT2.
DtkAY.BO0KS,
ENVEA OPS.
LETTER HEbDlNGs,
BANK NOTICES.
MONTHLY SFATEmENTS.
.AANO8lLt
EO5TEKS.
aHoW CARDS,
Aud ELL kinds
COMMERCIAL PRINTING spt up to order In tea
style It PsEss AND TE1BgS OFFICE, 81 cluk
1tlatt.
jeli4W VIM Il RAED
, 1860-06-14

4 TTENT1ON--WIDE AWAEES
"A fou a1e hereby Inv hd to cali .. the Nftropel 1t
Shoe Stare E. s. VEL 81 sece ecE2e Of the
rose targ1ns now being offered wide Awake Ct II
ages, sextA md c-pd1toEs *Iu he'd 'heshovr.
1853 Randolph s+feer.
1e14t353-H uaGss Aktrup,iIt,u Hall.
, 1860-06-14

JACKS Axp HARR1soS-Were on trial on Tues
day on second charge Of forgery Of grain re-
ceipts, after having received sentence Of four
yearst To State Prison for former of}ense of the
same kind. The jury disagreed.
, 1860-06-14
NEW MEDICAL BOOK s
FOR SALE AT THE
Ci,fcsgo Medical Bookstore.

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D4CKsoN'3 ELEMENTS OF MEDiCINE........3 , Is
"Eos sAs by
WIZ B. KEEN, Publisher.
Wholesale Bookseller and 9&A.!onu,
HfrAt. ~ 1r4ve.
, 1860-06-14
Mem anhertlsrn1e11ts-

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having been Independently and Carefully re-
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u-Becauss i. IL the most complete and es.
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trer pr6kaAsd.
The Rev. Joseph Boswortb, D. D., Of Christ
Church. Oxford, in England, Professor Of Angle
Saxon in that University, aud author of"A
Compendius Anglo-Sa1on Dictionary" in q
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sit is the most complete and practical, 1ux
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in cases at disuu,e ar of doubt. tho different
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oiven an.ria, ,,t.r.io, n +h.,. .nh;..+s
Worcester's orthogrsphy il sdonted bv the
, 1860-06-14

SP1ntrun,sH.-Don't forget Miss Hulett's
lecture this evening at Kingabury Hall.
, 1860-06-14

" "ANTED-A Wet Nur+e, Ap
W ply between sud O'Clock =. u It No. 5Ql State
, 1860-06-14


IL aaa's'ou to tue sase fees,Sea tue following
hao,daa ~,oth;no ~ s.nt ~ n,oun l. vld.,.
~ e.s en:., ss' w. Tn:,.e 49,, en hsIa ~ w.. ."sts @
with no account
t;h.tl,s AktI order for aai ~ o.
~ & '''"'''''.s1o e@'o haa uo1 - - @ so.n Ek
T. & O. y. Housh. bps polk.
Fl T. HSs .. eonPx psx aea o. eis3Si
White. stewart White in houka keepng a,tiees
e. e svlse IT, e.
Rsei's!e5 Rse 1 E. Mes4s sSaaes sS fs fss:
n**d s''hDt'l aud hlf''' Merrill. car lo'a'
TIE CONCERT
The generosity OF our citizens. which some
anticinated had aIreadv heen t,icd ~ tba nj.
most and found, mot wanting" Was again
o@oe uauueat ~ soe eooceit Aast evening,
where seven thousand people were In uttend-
auce, and numbers paid their money at The
door eat were -. unable t to obtain adm'ttanee'
Speculation nj the present writing is busy con-
comm,,toe INT re nrefar wa;t;or for N. ~;
es report ons ss ssrss cneafe hs
vomen and children e4cent;nv at fo,rth ~,
u
my ee'eotamon' cn o. sa'lonat nepuoi'ean ooo-
'eoIon, ~ uueo JUL P'inetp@4 etAee1S aoout TUE
The musical performances, in which one hun-
dfed and htty performers sook part, we're Of
first class character, aithough the Wicwam j,
m Mace far music in ITSELF Sereral nf The
, 1860-06-14
METROPOLITAN GYMNAo1-
4t1 UN.
hinssbury Block,

Chicago, - 4AunoA
Ths PEophstoa you'd r'peet nl'y 1n"oInea .hAt ths
Ins.tutoa eoaupstsd Aad = for toa use Of ouS
10 Metropolitan ovn .aum l> superior to eay otBe. n
Autfa-oot on.y tn stEe but th" varsJ md p<Ef ton
~ i'd am rayus bA4uxT Of t. eors1 onA H..
Of in arans eEnente pk. f~th ". Ae.
rha sdv1utzxse to b DERIVED from r. rnn&<tlc exrel
,aiea undsz eoapstspt N 3uoetou: d. seton ~ en
4vdens svsEY ntettst pezo and tbs pF p1 tn,s III
IL Geea IN nEruetnR ~ their pattors ~ ha ~
oua t1srctAsa 10 that &t e< rasy md st
fAe4oSv. -.
nithinx 1tuon tae Psupstsofs z'l md avHr =
soEs Ia such sDAhuet "A u make II worthy oI 10
~ rouaxo Of Gsat!emen-
Ins toos viii baopso It Ill lours Of tho d1J Ind ars
mig.
NE ~
1as8 wv
Payah.a tnEaz1ahly In Ad~anee.
NOTICE TO PARENTS AND 0UARDt.SS-rar-.
seuAx sueaton w paid 70 ra IN tEuetton 81
Cla between tho hour. Of ar sd q. y. IL
md Eu-sdlapA u III rnuta :"
our ~. iii rtee,e aiufal ND psp<c .snsne.
An1ched TO the Gynnaaam - T. Srrts q Sc*H'"
Iedked ability IN PAIRING AND FLE.Sts
For Terms Of IN tructIou. .pIly 4 70 aIaee-
IuHH e. BtrCoCk: P7pozietofs.
, 1860-06-14

'l4.-oeeaase !. con'a'os Hearty '*<ee" "u'.-
dfed stpo'o3t ays'eses on ss7'o"y1"' N "a'co
shn.s. ' $500. "''A - 0'0' -'
=. IL A.. .,. .,..
the ,vno,vr,, ~. ;r..r,.d n c,nn.c,;o, with
the word defined which oive. tn the uort de-
the bodv Of the xort. It m.y be nroper to
state in tbi, CONNECTION that Web,ters P;ctozial
Dictionary, advertised Is new edition, is
printed from the old plates Of the former edi-
tons and ali that is new in it IL tho ns.ter pre-
aud Tho pictu.e. in another, sud the definitions
By themselves, Is like setting up barber's es-
tablishnent in the different streets, 50 thst u
customer may bo la.hered in ouo and shaved
- ~4e A3e uis.os4'4'u' ~ 'os
, 1860-06-14

LINCOLN RAsaERs.-Thers will be held, at the
fremont House tonight, an adjourned meeting
for the election of officers aud the transaction
of other important business. All who hare
signifed their intention Of joining the Company,
and others interested. are requested to meet
ppncsualiy at o'clock, in Room No. fremont
House. Jos T. JAMES, Sec'y.
, 1860-06-14

SrEwARr,s SToyEs-A new supply Of these
excellent Cooking Stoves are Just received By
C.sMetz, $50 State street.
iunS-7t
, 1860-06-14

To1SG MEMS REPUBLICAN, CEcB.-There will
be meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
Young Mems Republican Club, On Thursday
evening, June u, at It o'clock, in tho Commit
tee room, northeast corner Of the Wigwam.
Business orimportance is to be transacted, and
full attendance is requested.
E. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
J.s z Ifrccxry Eectr
, 1860-06-14

4 CHICAGO Mas IN A1cmcAs.-The Michiga1
State Reform School, at Lansing, has called
Rev. D. D. Nichols, late Of the Chicago Reform
School. 10 it's charge, and he has accepted the
trust, and will soon remove there with his
family. Success to him!
, 1860-06-14

POARDING.-One suit of plea
sant rnoRs with bnayd. Also, DAY beard csa be b
timed vt 1f13 MQpIoa St{ta5. ielfxiK
, 1860-06-14

tt n I T e D st 4 T 6 8
STEAM DREDGE.
FOR LAKE. MICH GAN.
At Au G TlON.
WV: L. BurTErs 4 en- I'LL seu oa TAuRsp4y.
LAkA &1thIgaa. -
70 approximation hagtpe heea made BY Conse+s 10, tho
nAtntfnane4 Of tha T.. s. Ss4n DsetEe haA:. lsn9
Caeaso n " reath Bts"en Of sas h~r spdt -
n& ~ meaca available # fhat Of ths aate Ut this va
saoss n.sas0e 40 ht, fcus du4pa< .eo-s hu. soats
unavodahe They WI, .eefd nk!y ~ .o14 tn-ir cor.
n1s 4 sh!eaxo y public suctlon t. hr kYhes rdvrs n
Tie 7t1 da1 Of Juas. po8na. Il lu ot!aek
1hts dredxt boat VIA ba 1t By Hov..a n ls She hsa
n a1cel'ens dooeta team euane Ade VII. ea wtth
bucket: .o1t.t ey aoa,sAs .hAns. ste & e.ta'1e q
lam nae herr ~ IN rod aree1 .aa ~e s"1'a
po@vh svr can - vt.w y her ~ nn ny day
sod {pu t<naDtas foF ready ~ r.
AZ The tas md plsca VII b SID p1s oAax ee& y
decked aod quantity Of soos Aaa rkx1nS.
TszmA-Caah taspe<t4. R7 order Of
J U.uRAHAX
= CoioosL supt;z Iaxnsez os LAka hasbos Wos*
, 1860-06-14

I)AINTERS AND MECHANICS.
1ead beow, Ind EtmeRbs- that one p7ut 1cf Grafton
Alnera- Paint coTefs seven square yAf1s Of lion
Of four square yards Of c7uv1l: Of brick work.
, 1860-06-14

Auction Sales this Day,
Furniture. &c, aseH O'Clock A:x hy GDbe't 4 Camp.
3n 81L4ke street, The aae will be the ae:end doaT
, 1860-06-14

commercial soorA and e<rnss, it is far more CON-
plate than any similar work
, 1860-06-14

Fu-Becsuse its d<fnitioas ars eoHpk<t<s
aocurot< and oonei's, aud amply supported By
citations from tho best authors, both ancient
aud modern not only aptly illustrating tho
siguifcatious, but slso constituting rich COL
lection Of the making and gems Of she LAM
guage-
, 1860-06-14


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, 1860-06-14

In addition to the cash received, the following
has been given in articles equivalent TO money,
besldes clothing, de-, sent to Brown i Wlder's.
of which the Committee have been furnished
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-21

In the Senate, last week, Mr.. Seward made
his promised speech on the slavery issue. As
a matter of course, it is q carefully prepared
and plausible production. But the Senator
with all his skill. has succeeded in putting but
q thin sugar coating over the obnoxious "irre-
pressible conflict" theory which he boldly pro-
claimed at Rochester. His attempt to enlist
the, favor of northern voters by representing the
slavery issue as a contest between labor and
capital is characteristic of the crafty orator but
must fail Of its intended purpose TO establish
this new dodge the old doctrine that slavery
has bankrupted the South must be yieMed.--
When that theory is abandoned, and slevery is
shown to be productive of capital, the Senator
will have placed before the public state OF
facts which will drain the North oftens Of thou
sands Of its most loud mothed abuliticnists.--
Let this class of humanitarians be once persua-
ded that slave holding is the speediest road to
the accumulation of wealth, and they will take
to it as naturally as the Senator himself took
to the liquor traffic in the face of all his profes-
sions Of friendship for temperance. Neoark
Advocate.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-21
TONic.

From Co.. Albert Pike, III. C. from arkansas.
WAsHINGToN, d. G. June IL, 1856
II have use two bottles of your Berhnue's
Holland Bitters,and have found it very useful in
case OF Indigestion and Headache, and recon.
mend it to all who need q pleasant and effica.
cious remedy and valuable tonic.
Dgspeptic Woman Motice.-Berhave's Holland
Bjtters has cured me of Dyspepsia by using it
only one week. recommend it confidently to
all Suffering from this disease.
CLARA Il. SCHUCHMAN.
Pittsburgh, Oct. "a. 1856.
(Mrs. S. is the wife ofthe noted Lithographer
The late High Sheriff of Allegheny county
has gwen US the following:
Il was afflicted with Debility ofthe Digestive
Organs amounting to severe attack Of Dys-
pepsia, which had reduced my flesh considerably.
NV wife wat also afflicted under same circum-
stances, and with same disease. Having used
your medicine called Berhave's Holland Bit
tiers, we both obtained relief, and are happy to
afford you this public evidence Of its value"
Pittsburgh, Jan. 3d. 1857.
JOHN FORSYTH.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-21
The Party Of False s.rnmiscs.


In the Ohio Senate last week, Mr. Potwin,
Of. Muskingum, presented for allowance, the
bill Of the three pet commissioners appointed
by Gov. Chase to examine and recommend suit
able point in the State for the location and erec-
tion Of new Penitentiary. The bill is as fol-
lows:
For 500 days services, at 81 1884
For cash paid for expenses 965
Total ,$2,3o9
The above is a fair specimen Of the manner
in which Republicans fulfil their hollow pro-
fessions Of friendship for Economy and Retrencl-
meat. The whole duty devolved on these Com
nissioners might have been intelligehtly perfor-
med in single month. But instead of this
they charge for nearly four months each, and
in addition, saddle on the State an expense bin
only little short of one Thousand dollars. AS
matter Of course, the Legislature will pay
this BILL They seem to be we'll able to pay for
everything except School Libraries by which
books would continue to be placed within the
reach Of tens Of thousands of deserving fami.
lies who possess an inclination to read but
whose means do not enable them to purchase
libraries Of their own.--Nesca'b Advocate.