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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-02-18

A NEW YEAR OF THIS POPULAR FAMILY NEwsPis
PER will be commenced on the first day of Janu-
airy nert-printed on fine Taper and new type.
With the January number will begin the publ
cali IN of a new and beautiful ORIGINAL WORK or
FACT AND FICTION, written expressly for the Home
Journal, entitled ,lE
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-02-18
THE MORAL PIONEER.

Happy he whose inward ear
Angel-comsorting Gao hear
Ger the rabbles' laughter
And, while Hatred's faggots burn,
G%limpses through the smoke discern
OF the good hereafter.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-02-18
THE FUTURE.

Gods ways seem dark. but, soon or late,
They touch the shining hills Of day
The evil cannot brook delay.
The good can we'll afford to wait. sa e
Give ernined knaves their hour of crime
Ye have the future grand and great.
The safe appeal Of truth to time
-. @. Hhiniey.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-02-18

Whether upon the scaffold high;
Or IN the battles van,
The hstsst place for man 10 die
Is where be dies for man,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-02-18
r 0 A d " A Y
CLOTH & CLOT NC
III 0 u S E.,

SALEM, C0LUMBIANA co, OHIO.
SIGN OF THE AMERICAN FLAG.1
The Largest and Cheapest Clothing House In
the country Our large assortmen iof Mems and
Boys' Clothing is all of our own make, and made
up of Goods bought directly OF the Manufacturer
and I'm 2orters, and all articles are Guaranteed as
Represented to the purchaser. Our stock of Fu-
nishing Goods comprises everything in the linef.
Men and
Boys. We have
~ Nconstantly on hand a large and variedb -
w assortment of Seasonable Piece Goods S0
of Every descrip-
ton. adapted to
Mems sand
Boys Wear,
which we will
sell by the yard, or
make up to order in
superior manner. 1T is
we'll known that our Cutter,
Mr.. Cowen. stands unsurpassed
in his profession, and that we
keep the best workmen to make up our work. +.
Our motto is Ready Pay-Qui ii Sales and Small
Profts" Goods received from the East weekly.
Fashions received monthly.
N. B.--We have opened q House at
ALLIANCE, STARK COUNTY, OHIO,
in the new and elegant store.room, west end OF
the Buckeye House, where Goods can be bough
at the same low rates as at our house 10 Salem.
We shank the Public for their past liberal Eat.
ronage and shall use every ~exortion to merit Ito
ard increase. hl8 seh zoe
r 'i sts g.Iau H.. WEEKS q CO.,
. Sign Of the American Flag.
, 1860-02-03

:'!ahec that the citizens Of Chicago were some.
"aiat surprised OIL feading their proceedings ~
r"ol!sled 10 lie Papers few days ago! To
purchase laul seven miles from tl,e Conri
House, tcn 1ni1cs from the northern limits oil
the CITY, without wafer OF wafer co.nmu,,ica.
hear it. 1T Il .'r;cr Vi more than five hundred
t1ol'ats l'trAcrc. compelling tile Society 10 paw
two or three Thousand cash, and be saddled
with all interest Of some two thousand dollars
per rcs', aud tlsen ta expect nacn Of means to
ui1t 1T tnoncy 10 get the roaxrn" started.
Knowing 1hsy will have to expend some fifteen
thousand dollars more, nnd then hare il !, fail
u1", involves large amount Of ''cAffk''
Hut We want the State Society to hold their
Fair here ncSt Fall, und we want Il permanent
Fair Ground. How are these objects 10 lie Ut.
tainedy can tell you in one sti,tcucc:
The citizens 1or Il subscription to fit ~
lie grounds ier Tue State Society rex: fall.
llafe It ltllc subsctiption) as l.rgc as pussiD:c
Say eight thousand doEars. Then il ,i,e socicty
Iecate he1c, advertise that this sum will tie ex-
ncndetl wherever tue best terms are offered
Tue land offered must he within dis
1ance IL live tni2es Of the Court 1iouse, Ut
lc'l-t o"s steam Railway must hare depot near
IT, and tie iss.rante that ahe horse railway
track will ic laid to it before tue frs, Fair: Nth
plenty Of water Convenient, with the ground so
situated tIut it can be easily arainrh. Alter
you liarc rot bids for u number Of pieccs 20 to
parties WHO arc interested iu having the Fair
located ut particular Place, and sce wlut they
will give to have the Fair located ut tut ,oi1,t
tAru 70 to others With the sarnc question. In
tuis way you would get up d competition, for
VIZ all kuuw tllst laud around the Fair Ground
wouid uc greatly bcuciit,ci. Now, do this iu
II fairaess, without favor TO uny one, ana l,v
next May the association could commence
work With q. free subscription taat would giyc
assurance Of complete Success:
Adopt the course above indicated and you
caa have an association strong and reliable
one that would command the confidence auL
resnsct Of al men. GEo. W, GAGE.
Chicago, Feb. ], 1860.
, 1860-02-03

Exopts nr FLORIDA rLAxr.r, WESrwAHp.-
nur:ng the past two or three years thc'c has
b:en ;:oins On in1.e m important eu'i::n;ion
Icy md Tcxaa. This wiu,er VIZ have heard tue
nai,,cs If several Of the Oldest citizens Of Mid.
die Florida. who have passed through this city
with their slaves in search OF more irr,ie a,us
in the Southwest. Ans! We ar,: sniurnmd that
many more seriously tsik vi following the ex-
au,pe OF their old ueighbors, by seeking ncw
homes IN the banks Of tic Mississippi. or in
the rich bottoms Of Tt1as. They say the de-
1i.htful climate Of F1or.9a does net compensate
tie planter for the loss he suffers consequence
Of tie infefiority Of tic Florida soil, as c"ns-
pared with that III t1.t western river bottoms,
for the production oi the great Southern stu
pies; and therefore they arc induced to scek i
better field for thc employment Of the l,bcr Of
their slaves. Those sAo have tried tho expert.
n,ent Of a change for year or two, have I'LL
bccn greatly benefited pccuniari1y; and it
seems probublc that most Of the heavy planters
in Middle and West F!nrida will, bcto1, long.
be drawn away from that couutry.--H u. C'.s-
rtr}
, 1860-02-03
CLERKSxxr1, OF TIL; HOUSE,


Without any |, '<;tivc information in relation
TO tue matter, we take it for granted that JonS
". FonSEy, of I'a-, will he elected Clerk Of tic
House, today, i,r the united votes Of the Re.
psllicans aud Arti-Lcccmpon Democrats. 1t
is supposed that Hickman, 1Taskin, Schwartz
aud Reynolds will insist upon him III return
Tor their services in securing the triumph of n
Republican Speaker. Mr: F-'s consistent ol-
position 10 the Lecompton iniquity, and his
continued hostility to t'lo men who plotted ii,
have: i'll spite Of his nominal adherence to
Douglas, given linn strcng claims upon The
Republicans; aud, 30 fir us we know, there is
a general disposition 10 testify their app-cca-
lion Of his zeal and ability by giving him the
honorable aud important post for which he is
named His enlincut ltacss for the place Is
admitted on all hands.
, 1860-02-03

THE potency Of rim and music, If speech
making and 1lnrraios, in bringing hack the era
Of Eood feeling in Washington, was thoroughly
tested on Wednesday evening after the olcc-
tim Of Pennington. That tile residents d!
.ll:l city. who have crowded the galleries Of
:i,c House for two months past, arp1audins dis
upiou sentiments as they fell from Dclnoc1ntic
ll~, should ln4yc encouraged and aided
tho demonstration. WAS expected hy ali who
know The keen desire Of that people 10 throw
~ tl:eir hats fur tile winning side, 10 matter
which side that IT, Their sudden cls:nEa Of
.ront is significant ed what would happen not
t'uly in Washington iast in I'LL tho States O!
;hc Sn1,:i,. rs soon :ls It Republican President
IL .:i.ctcl. Tie ncncy *pcst fur tie whisky
aul torches which gave spirit :tul l!4l't To the
celebration was not badly Invested, as. 1t
brought cut, c''eaply- enough. ;'te auimus cf
til, 1ia,e-sersers and p:acc-l;nters who na,:t
pu,.ic opinion At the National Capital.
, 1860-02-03

The -America which arrived at Halifax yes
t':raay brings intelligence that the probability
vi the speedy meeting Of the proposed Eur,-
l,+an Congress has lately bccn strengthened
ly the refusal Of the British Cabinet IL rlc.lgc
llseE 10 the 1eadirg Powers in favor Ct Io:l:
iutervcntl"n iu Italy, without tue consent q!
Parliament We are further assured of the
existence Of the eufiente cordale betwcc, E.ut;-
land and France. and Of their jealous CO.
operation for the protection Of the newly ac-
uuirel rights Of The Italian States.
, 1860-02-03

Tile above arrests were all made by 1l.e eight
o']Ieers Gray, douglas, kaufman, ]. II. VII
liaGs, Asa Williams, Tenbroeck, .t|1nandinger,
Nacanlay, and the City Marshal, and speaks
well for the effectiveness Of Tie force, attest:ng
that there is all art and d icxterity in the p1o-
fession Of Il detective oufy to be acquired bS
practice and training.
= JEHENf l,InnLEn .Xu Ills GlL EI.As.-A
5oung country lad frou, Far.nir:.ten, Wiscon-
>i", nansc:l Frederick IIi'ker, has bccn the VIC
lin Il q RASCAL unknown, Of whom he co,u-
r|a;ncl yesterday to tue City Mursl,al. Hesays
nan representing himself ~ conductor On
the Ui'io / Mississippi l'ni1road, promised him
situation on his train If lie would 10 to St
Louis will, 4ial. lIilkcr consented. aud taking
s22 with him, the pair deputteJ. Arriving at
Janessille his companion borrowed ;1v Of him
and his watch, disposng oftl,c lutter. With Hill
kcr's consent. They arrived in this city IN
"Wednesday, and during The day the pseudo
conductor managed to ret the balance Of his
mcnc: oil: cfhinl. Towards night he returned
SIl to him on the Bank Of Brownsville, WORTH
less shin:p'ns.cr, and agreed to give him tile
rest Yesterday. Sincc TINT TING IIilker las not
seen linn, and the rascal no doubt long ere this
has cleared ont. II is = hard case far Ililkcr
who Is renni!css in strange city.
CHARGED WITH AuoErioS.-A man uunrd
George Merrill was brought before Justices
Akin and Nilliken, charged with haying sought
10 procure abortion one Anna Scales, WHO
lives near Bulls Heal. The complaining wit
ness testified that she became pregnant bv the
defendant ind that after he learned it, he took
her to house on Wells street, occupicd by
ealored fortune teller, where he procured some
medicines, Which lie told her to take, and which
/ resulted in MI abortion. After hrarips the
defendant was dismissed Gil the original COM
rlaint, hut held i'll S2h, for Eas:ardy.
/ 11EELIEs IN TEorELE.-A warrant IVES
| procured yesterday for tic arrest Of jerome
| II. Foster, All Infamous fellow, lcunger about
| tho lower dcns and haants Of tile town, whose
| sole r1ofcssed business for months past las
bceu corresponding will, the National Potie
d;,-fttr,a connection entirely worthy botl, Of
| !llal sheet and himself. These communications
| Iasc claimed to show mp life in Chicago, and
! divers Of cur office holders ard other citizens
hive been handled roughly, with much that was
| indecent, much that WAS fafzc and all having
tbc;r ori.,ip and direction from Posters ovn
ucrsona1 ouarrcls apd grievances. semc If
| thos. ,,ro,l,,ct;ons hoxr bc.n na,7a,x of ,;,,,,
,,a o,,.cc-;.r 11,x 4, ,rrest tbc c,-c.r or ,h;.
fa1l,w 1,as 1,rrn mrcb d,~cns<ed and II h.. hocr
,3a.io. he IN, ,,ror,,. an,3 5;..,a., ,o,,-eo =.
AIr. Fields, Local OF the Herald. who, being the
latcst victim, yesterday, acting under The ad.
rice Of friends, took measures to brin. Foster
beforc the Courts. Once thc:e and il will be
brief profess to place him l.i,!, .ir. Justice.
caur Ut the stone hcap.
, 1860-02-03
-
The ire IknRf L KIuAlt1al...

Ne tIp not inte7d IL >ay that such II laac1tinc
as un Ice l;ont, nevcr will succeed; but W.
t!,ink caa safely predict that the n.ucl-salS
cd OF, and lon..lo"kea for lc. Bou, Ut w!sirh
Mr. Norman Wizard claims Ia luve been Tie
" successful inventor" is i llumbu.. \ few
days nGo the Rockford IN y .lttr+. p.1; fortl, mn
announcement il.at Wiard's Ice Boat was sun-
uiug On tle Mississipp1 .i,cr, below La Crosse
and Prniric au Ch!cn, and that sercral Success
.a;uiTr prct,v extensive c c;rcuation % md s viii viii
probably c'oss the waters aud ;.ct into the l:aG
l<ia prints, because Whit IL M. true {and oiteu
that which is no: cvtn 11ausih1r) vii! travtl
tAetsr aud farther than what is true. The Ia
made, and will hot be made tll:s scasnn, au,i
adds =" Ehr Ice Boat could run along the top
If the Mississippi bluffs just as well as over thr
present: rough ridgy bed Of the riyer, Thc
whole project Of navigating the Mississippi with
1c:: lloats is simply visionary. Iat Hin.
gt s1fs.fa
, 1860-02-03

DA17ox, o., Feb. Am accident occurred to
the Dayton and Michigan passenger train COM
ing south this morning, three miles this side OF
Tipfecanoe. In consequence Of the breaking
Of rail. the two passenger cars were prccipi-
tatcd into ,ilc canal. The passengers gil es-
capped without serious injury, bit not without
muiucd on the track, and brought the passcn-
gers to u yton about uinc o'clock this morn
Sn~
, 1860-02-03

TuE SPECIAL AssEssAESrs.-The Superior
Court is still occupied in hearing the objections
ofp.cperty owners to the application of the city
for judgments upon unpaid assessments. Judg-
ments have been rendered where no objections
hare been filed. A1arge number are still under
aLriseuent.
, 1860-02-03
II ARRIE Ell.

On the 3st nit, It the residence Of Il brds1 fuler
CayuEa, n. r., by the Rev. J. II. Guion, DAVID
DEVICES FE"EEE, OF Park.ba:sh. CAester County
P=- snd MART REBEcCA, eiee:: d4ueh.c. o. thu Hoa
Ao,ey H1tehin~on Also. At the time md Place by
tie k<7. J. N. Gn.on. ALFRED C0WLEs. Of this city
aud SARAH FRANCES. third Laughter Of the Hon.
Mose!y Hutchinson.
, 1860-02-03

Providence, Feb. e.-Miss Ecbccca Bleaget,
rery estimab1e lady, WIS burnt 10 death this
morning. Her clothing accidentally caught fse.
and before relief could be rendered, she died
in extreme agony. sheis yery respectfully con.
nected.
, 1860-02-03
fIie Octoroo1 in ChtcaSo-yEhat they
SaY ttf IL.


Within the week I:ourcicault's play Of the
Octoroon has been produced before Chicago
n,,r.rocrsat vryr;cker's Thca,,a mi, o,c, n;cI+
A's"'
10 cFo"oediua MISS h1moef'y, WHO Las
purchased the play Of the author, appears in
principal character, and in other respccts it has
been nut upou the stare with ,iberality and
skill highly creditable to our Chicago manager
and stage artists. As 4 plav. Judged among
othcrx ~ its c1,.s neil. fro,n,;t. ;un,;o5 +,oot
$3.50. : ss7~ .'ss ~. .Ap'e" sl'@''
lnen' o. an e1e'ung 'op'c' 1ne octofoon Is Lax
above medaocrisy, and :. success.
+,c,,o, T.. ;te ,>-oso,+.,i, ,,o-. ,na =, 49,.
'a.nso ~ 40 p'ese"'"'oa "ste ~" ~ o'us'
cities, lies IN tue fact taat at time when the
slavery agitation is picdomiuatipg in tue public
mind from erents INST. nrcscnf md IN he d..
...,ss., ts | - s,..;.;1, F' - ~ 49,. ~
Felopeo III an c2eaIng campaign on luis otrecs
issue, tic playwright has made it theme for
the stoce and oiycn tn n1ny.cocrs plimnses md
- r. .:,'.. :, @1s ~
slo"s OF Tue "ofAns oa tle 1ns"tnt1on l1self.
Has it been done in partisan spirit: Is the
"Oc.oroou" an Abolition play? Two of our
-. =
eo'ei''o1 IN sol's "a< e'a'ae'er7st'ea''s
upon this point aud SO dtrersely that it will be
"us rood as play" to rcud them in contrast.
rrrom th. rhtr,ro n.,nocr., T., as,s,
-,,x, ..,,cro,,,,xv n..,.,r.n 49, ....
'"1 oo''o'S 'Ao' -" - s"'e@oo-
Private letters from New FORK gave lis a high
opinion OF tile moral elects Of the play called
The ocfosoon, while 1he discussions in the
New York papers, Of different politics, satisfied
Us that It was play well calculated to impress
the public mind wl'h tho cFtl elects Of slavery.
For tile hrst time III many 3ears We attended
the theatre last night we saw tue 0ctoToon.
Gould the play be produced at Metropolitan
Hall, it would receive the appreciation OF every
an'irS'ase1s e'etsy man, ana every anftslaverv
~. :: ~ t - -. xsar's' Huu We leeFet
w1,o ,xont hc da,;"11e,f to Gc,r + Iii ~ " -
h,rre3 FROM that ,,lc,anre -, cons"a.,oaeo ~
,he;r ;nd;snns;,;on ~ cnconraco thoa..s 49,; "
Wstranajtn,, i}.1 wnu1d ha f;iisl ~ te ELY.
hr ani;.nrr. Tnthcred r. I,aar t},;s ,,,a, "ssAa
WIS KimhsTly ia thc hcro;ns r. H. n,,r
zoa xhon she rsnresents has n,a.o;,h,h G hI s 10y
h,ncd hc;nv The cI,;ii If icr rnas,cs III" p;.o
man. br bcF mother. a ouadroon. :" "''''e
Although as white rs snon-. she il so11 u;,b
o.bcr nesroes. for the su,n Of 3a5 mn ~ a r;.h
rianter' who buys her To maxi her :, ,n;strass
| Zor 1,oisons herself and ,ly;nT, 500 :" - -
In laid where there ia no Inv III ;D.,;t.n ~
| This IA M fction. ns unon n,nnr ntant
in tie south there a1c slaves nj wh;te a. 7nc
| anne.rs tn hc in tho nlar. 49, 11S-
For The frat fine. raiuctant1r d;fr.r;,. .,-;.,,
m,nr NJ nnr friends ~ advise our rao,,;a =. 80
ND sen .hr fctn1onn f>'1'~ =" ~
m sdr;se them to m In .ha +ha,.-o h,;1.,;,.
uerelr hcransc this nfaxr ca0 bs nrodrorJ -
r,hcr bn;,dinr in mr. c;;v md - a. :. :, 49, ~
crrncs IN that l;od WIN mode ~ 49, i,~at -,
tic nations Of the Garth. and bcfore whas" drsad M
, 1860-02-03

Gov. t'l'asc was yesterday tl.c,cd to :ho
t. S. Senate by Tie Legislature Of Ohio by
vote Of IS agains. 81. He takes lie place Of
that mcaacst Of donghfaces Geo. T. Pu.L-a
change as crcditable to Ohio as it is acceptable
~ tile entire North.
, 1860-02-03

LARCENY or TooLs.-A quantity Of carpen-
ters tools were Stolen from carpenters shop
Of +. F. Root on Tie alley in the rear of First
Eap!ist Church.
, 1860-02-03
TIL E CT TTY.

CbAT SroLES.--A coat hanging in front OF
Scot: l. l1esnc, clothiers On Lake ST. was stolen
Oh Wedncsday evening.
, 1860-02-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

% Go to Johu Jones, 1l9 Dearborn street
and get vour clothes cleaned aud repciret,
They will be well done and at prices u suit tile
timed
, 1860-02-03

SAD CAsrAL1s-k,1EKn By ;. FALL.-About
one O'Clock yesterday GIL accident of most
painful nature took place in tue new St. Pat
rick's Church, on the corner Of Dcsplaines aud
Adams street, on the West Side, HOW i'll pro-
cess Of completion, whereby 1nan named John
McQuinn was instantly Killed by falling iron, a
scaaold in the interior of. the church. Deceased
had been employed there, hut was not yester-
day ut work, hut was looking about the buiil-
ing wien his foot slippiog on the scaacllius lie
fell dstance of nearly thirty feet to tho flcor,
lis head striking on bsnd rail, crushing in the
skull in n ftisl.tfnl n',ntner, Deceased lived
near the .Ar.no1y on .iaan,s street, in the South
Division, where he 1saFes wife and two c1l-
d1en. lie was painter by trade.
, 1860-02-03

"CIrr HorEL. We have reduced our rates
for day board to $3.50 per week, from date
4. SoxEns i Co,
Chicago, Jan. II, 1850. ja1;-1m
, 1860-02-03

- Good board aud pleasant rooms. at Il.
r. Clark, for s2,s5 per week; day board s., 81.
January 3l-6t
, 1860-02-03

RJoIcISG> or THE WSr S1nE.--4Amid yes
terday mornings notes on the jubilations Of
Republicans over tLe election Of Pennington,
should have been mentioned noble rally ut
Wc>. Market Hall, which building was finely
Illuminated on Wednesday evening,
, 1860-02-03

INFORMATION WAx1Kn.--Informatiou is want.
ed as to the whereabouts Of Hudson St, John.
who is supposed to bc residing in the vicinity
Of this city.
, 1860-02-03

CAxERox i L1ScoIx C1Cn.-The Cameron
md Lincoln Club will meet at their Hall No. eos
Randolph street, this evening ut 1t O'Clock. E.
will address the Club.
All Republicans are specially invited to be
present. ]. r. Bril-, Secrefy.
, 1860-02-03

Of her OVID body sud soul. They will thus
learn thar hospitality in the south is extended
to man, and not to his character, standing, DOS.
Sessions. color OF religion, Us is too often the
case at the north, sud especially among those
ofthe self.ri@ateous ciass. to whom we recon-.
mend this play. They will thus learn that tie
shareholders have souis, imbued with the prin-
cipfes Of true Christian charity, tenevneuce
and Iove-charity towards their clerical vi1;fiers
at the ncrth; beuerolence and love toward the
white man in distreEs, rs welt as the black man
in boads. Thus will their own sad lack of those
er Of our religion be shamed in their own eyes.
We advise every Abolition clergyman. every
Abolition layman, and everF Abolition screech-
ct, whether q church member OF not, to 60 to
the theaier and witness this play edo 50 not
because it is political ptay, for such il is not;
but because great moral aud Christian truth
Is incuicated id it, which Abolition fanatics have
need to learn. We do SO III reverence to that
God who made all men brethren, and in rever-
ence to that Saviour who commanded each to
love his neighbor. We do SO in the hope OF ad-
yancing that great principle. created By the AL
mighty IN the beginning, taught in His word.
nsnifested iii all HIS works, and inculcated ID
*'The Octoroon," that without Law there eau
be no justice"
1t is remarkable u.at the Uetoroon has every
where awakened this discussion, and while the
0ppoQel1S Ql tle lHt1lIut1ou uAFe H1ued lis 1n-
dueuce es telling ia faror Of their views, the
defenders of slavery have claimed il as strength
enins tlleir own position: It is The old story Of
the light aud The dark SD tho: shield in the
fable. In that the play is true to Southern life,
and faithful in its representations Of the 1elz-
tiops OF master and slave, it gives both light
and shadow, The friends Of the anti Slavery
cause have ever found the worst evi Of the
Institution in tue p5.or i. sires to bad men, und
as the 0ctorcoa gains its most thrilling interest
from the Introduction and management Of this
peril Of the ensla.ed. it does "preach Aboll-
tion," mud precisely 50 did Uncle Tom," when
Lessree came into the Of plot story and play,
But we did not propose to write disserta.
ton. We refer to tic play as one Which has
caused marktd accession to the number aud
enthusiasm Of p1ay.gosrs. 1t will lie. through.
out its season here, 4 decided SUCCESS, and how
much Of i success is best shown by tic start
ling fact that Chicago audiences thus far have
sat it out to the fall Of the curtain, aud even
encored the final tat1eau. We congratulate
McEicker on his happy hit,
--
, 1860-02-03

THE BEST HAMS IN THE
Il NARKET-Thn hcSt genuine Sugar Cused Hanaa
he funt Ia this r1art-t-eused BY nsw pfrueks
branded I. ard for taie II Nhne,aie only II w.,
i. State ssse4t ~ LAFFL1N + BROWN Ebs s&tst osa
OF Family Gn'trEs l. called &. fhrsa 1a:u~ A.o On oaas
superior article 1t Smoked Re~r 4a1 To1xues aaansk
, 1860-02-03
Nrln advertisements.

~ {. q. SCH1FET Ade<rt;'4. Agent o3 E-u,i@.-a-.:
1GtAerxf to r<ties Af=erte1ea jnr I.is nv, nil IL.
LeaasE9 PIptrs of tie 4Sor:a Efs:. .z1.tCax-y
, 1860-02-03
1:gaanteD.

w ANTFD-:A Gentleman wi>hss
board IN ptsat. fln!lY ~here there "a no otb.+
l1ardefs- North Side prefsr1e ALdteas Lax ss.t ~
ot!ss. seA..+st !o4t1on Aau keFfts- taN1!w
, 1860-02-03

i EcAsrLl TasTE-4t The risk Of advertig-
ins the show, We would say That the proprietor
Of the infamous exhibition Of Il Au,nan monetey.,
Oh Dearborn street, near the Poat Office, should
be sent 10 l'an1mcring stone in tho 1lrldcwel|.
Why will not the Mayor reroke the license aud
rid the city Of this hidcous pander 10 low taste :
, 1860-02-03

t==-:=.NEW AND SECOND
HAxp P1Asoe 10. sa.e low. lTar.. and
~ e I ! ! Mru3ecnt to isert. onItrs for Tuning
nthts promptly cnl!Rd tn. Al kaus Of Atl4ca [-u
rucnts tepare4 1T 4hGrt uoEce.
y. GUILD. No. = L1ke.at-, f.c .onl EoeTD
talthSlr Oppoalte frr:sort ifonse
, 1860-02-03

WAN'TED-A Competent Person
lad areof. Of u rel Fo. Particular
apply tu Z. VAIL & Sons. rs So. %4tee-t jtVsiw
, 1860-02-03

HONORABLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO THE ". C..
r. Il. CourAxY.-Wc find 1T u Leayenworth
TX. T.; exchange. m extended acknowledgement
of firm, Aessrs. Watson, Kracc Co, to The
Michigan Central Railroad Company, for their
lroiuptness 10 meeting in advance, and adjust
lug in full clnims for damages to goods by the
burning: Of freight car fa ,oufe. 1t onl; adds
ancthcr to the tna,,y testimonials Of like char
acter iu the Company's possession. Corpora
tioas. like individuals, may win and profit by
character OF this kind.
, 1860-02-03

THK CHICAGO MED1cAL ExAalNER.-The xec-
ond number Of the new medical journal, edited
by urs. Dayis and Steele, is just ont for Febru-
ary. It is in handsome style and well filled.
II will especially interest the profession, pre-
senting l'roE. Dcyi}le's side Of the controversy
IN issue between Himself aud Dr.. Ezaiuard IS to
the I,arotid Gland aud It's Diseases.