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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-02
Ncrmt1cbte Gluscteen.
@;roe,.,s ~OS6hmoidbtne.

Die @4nei0er 3ieii8er otaSt, iSe s5s,t ALE R ;ad : III p ,1iSss sms
cute q dbmai d inc gu BADEN plnl9sn, l sa9 grr E9 e thmt !,
S Sosn tn, .i 9Sn d na1sra g n@S % auds 8@stnaI Is stst geT6
sfnBrimot. DrfeS mu4t nniere W{olbinsn gu Den btltI&-
n i biefaaer Stoot in Opcratipu an &bden, 9Seiten pmb Spieau I'M
boBRen ifre Gianer ODER Die oamt arbeiter in ben Stanb 9eest, fd
59nebr CsIb AT erIpareu, ais ibuen bieie8 auf anoerem gSege mS9-
ids ii, gGe, mel6e cine Der be ten &6bmof 6tnen, biz
I'M @ebrau6 fuc, bobeu mD6ten. iOateu in unierer Office:
$50. 159 8altimDrefraBe
sOripre6en, NO gebrau6s &npeuun9en IN beutI6er, eu9li6er
~ron3Sflher umb IpantIher Sprahe gu babsn iiuo uno no mir Sc
BEN, Ser cine WGai6ine fault, auf beridbeu orbeten krnen.
S@idt mad einem @rennplr BON Sin9er'S &dbmai9u1sn-3e
ut9. @ue MaI6tnen merben elm gauges Sabr mad tbrem Artan
BON uns in epuer OrSm1ns uub &eparation eebaten.
(Tb28,iD N. g. Brpeerid, I8ent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-02
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TSEEss EHzz=szEzz5A1 - HE##5 TE:;53
80
Wtdtie fir @~inmanberer nnb 9teilenbe.
GrIparltiB bon 3eit, GelO mo Glltferln1tg
bur6 bic
Baltimore nt0 SDtp=G iienb0bn
nad alien Sbetlen be8 Welter8
Iber

Barfer8bur9 utb Marietta, ODER 8enpCOb,
Wbeeling utb Columbus.
Die Baltimore. unb OttO- @tenba6a btetet Dem ~reiIenben Dub
fifunt bic arEsten Gsrtbeile In 8eue auf 8t1tefetr, 8c1uemtt6s
feit, St6erbeit, ganftlt6tett unb SdGabstt ser g euerten, ~ Bag
lie prn feiner anOern 8abn IN bieienn ganse gbertrGfet miro.
Dtefe 8atn rom atlanttf&ea Wteer auseeben6,- TT bic dltsas aus
uO taber Ste biliefe &Oute fur bic Retienbet mad benz QDeften,
BITE ntdt Serfehlen fpnten, le gu benusen;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dol 0alttllDre ttdh
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-02
A9entnr fit ben 9OBbcfIden
S6Hnhftnhnf.

SD mode hermit bsiannt bas t& bic asentur fir ben Be-
rnhnlten Spsbedinen S1nupftabaG aus Der Gabrit Dpn6 Qarnorl
unb CIR. S6ranebers In PHILADELPHIA abernpmmen babe nnb Soe
i'd tbn an N9plefale- un6 Sletn=8ertdufer au err slate
SabrttPretfsn ablaHe. 9etnrt& RnefelS,
Oe4tH0 Mn < GorrffNnA~
, 1860-03-10
EsARMS FOR SALE Three first

L'ARNS FOR SALE Three first
rate improved farms fnr sale CHEAP in the State Of
Wisconsin. Osauke County, = niles North of Mi1xaukee
and ~thlnor mile ii Tort Washinton. which is a;ee
growing town Of 600 inhab!tant situated the eborc ct
win xtoa DWELLINGS and TWO good tans; AGO.
OF the lake. fr.cn aleu-.
One Farm Of 10 acres; ha improved and balance Cm-
lcr. l'yec &1.'ID.
Forty three quarters Of mile from town With good
hnusc and barn. drstraie beaIng orrhsrd. Aud also
,es adjSn.ne 9Th Young ORCHARD, aad good house ant
Two good hou<e* aud lots with barns fruit trees and
shsdc tn s!tua 81 IN tho AEhtly part ot the town.
AAshe above we'll .a'ered and will ho sold yfsy chap.
Gsrtd. Far further particulars inquire of Subsshcr ii.
Lake street DdGe Wood iari ng Market oT Of
MA AkCAo 4. UECOUDkES. Put a>htnEton Wis.
Hah51lm J. L. DECDUUkES.
, 1860-03-10

S4Ai.h..-r hercas
Il Ma!rom MeHeiil and J~hn v. Fraser hav. n,sdr
fuIt In The payment Of tire, by
th-m .se the twrntyeIk th dsv "f May. A. H. ISL.
to the orer e l"ts u" Sn tha
Of said beuk dv. hundred dsas4 EACH Ind
the other for two hunlre anil ei9ey three dollars and
hl1fy three esu.. cd by Jc.d
cuel BY .ad NcAe:il and fn.str Ut dait with raid
notes. running The uuer trustees 1n conveying
lot number twenty tI In ho<k nItet hun'ifl
and lUl Ia tho *choi sec.cn Add!i4un tn The City Of
CAc7xu with the buildings aud improvements thest.,
III ty or Chcko, County Of Cook and Sxte uf
Illinois, which deed recorded the office Ut ihe Re-
cescs Of sid cook fnuty. In hook III hees page ~
Suw therefore, In punuAnce with p.r Ind pro-
rtsuns If sA ett u Trust tstnea. and The arpsa
iun OF tle LEGAL hnc. ut AID ntes tho hnprstgne
trustees will, vi, M t.urth IL, Ut Way, A. u. >Ju at
o'clock In the farenuon Of nad day. *e nh!c auSo fur
to the nixhe.s nAtr the above esehe rsern!,e4
MAKE The menry dnc ns'a aalt pro.*.'ty MT viii in
trTt y and tue hts Ut sA1e JACQUES ruCL9,,
chicago, February =, l.tQ. SAMUEL 3FkAUS.
It4uua No. II Metropolitan block. Tsusesa.
, 1860-03-10
n:" "Martyrel Heads.-uu1ldreds of

hcda of hair .al by tic Of deetescus dyes for
which scts,ikc authority Is :csra,si,e-
CElSTADo1iU'S EXCELSIOR DYE
ca tue con,r 1resvr tic highest scientific CREDENTIALS
has hccn xs7'yxd ly 1'r Cns.os. who stands At The
head Of Experimental Chcmsts ard l:c staes in h!s
certificate that ..!'ns urtocs to conpotion.
THIS UNQuALlF1Ep APPROVAL,
MD Il tic well Known fact that il :hr unst reliable
md Tic 81 natural yt naiactErt3 have gircn II
int. trset, au tic e2.cs running fiom n:oth
luun, with rlp3sy tha severely taxes tic energies
:, o the proprietor. Sold everywhere, and ap-
,liea ty ell hair Jrc.s:rs. CNIST4DEEu, No. 6Asto
l,uu.e, New York.
JOlN n. TARK, ,AEcut,
, 1860-03-10

nIV1DEND.-THE REPUBLIC
~ 1Ss. Co. Of ~ r, has 1us< decarel dv!t4 nd Of
70 per CENT return premium to policy ho!ders-
Also. Cash dividend Of per On Ill Outstanding
se1ip, and ~ per cent u stoekhoaiets.
Ahocrs Of Fre and Marine Policies th7s have expired
in 1859 will peasc CALI for r se:tp any time atter the md
Tuesday In February.
This scrip will be purchased bG the urdexned II New
York PRICES. S. c. H1G0ISSON d CO.. Axentx.
No.4, New Board Of fTsade Building
ta17h&cS-m South Water Sueet.
, 1860-03-10

bridge, Jr,, and Elizabeth D. hz wife. hll tie
18th Jay OF <crmbtr. a. u. assa MAXI, txete aid de-
liver to erttu trust drci bearing ear .c tly aa
year Hrts4 Of the ul:nws I*Acibe premises slluaicd
half Ek, uf Iut three ~ Ia bek twehty tkrre t)
IN ktna1es addition u Chcaxo ttther with al rug.
lat tie cHenena hcretnaents ana arpurtenahcesto tho
ka!A tts!<rs b<lulus any Wlse rtaihinx width
said trust issd u recorded In the Eecurltrs utee sd
C"k county. tn b@ok hundred and 1ynna 1881 Of
dttd~ stx hun.trea and sevcetyre tt' sh which
xtli trust lret u.ae executed ard delivered
aud sf ct, as certain both Of .h sd
trust ter. aud EtlnhsErI frnM NJ. TO M. inclusive
aate. cued ard delivered by The s.A fvhn Wodbd4c
JE.Ind ErAsius - Williams. j"niiy each HI pxtsi
sum ef two Thousand dnaE ec conditioned for tte
ayMent of he sua " Thousand nllasx In yras
from the date thereof with Interest ii tbs rate Of per
cept. parable s&1n annually, the 9Th lay Of June
the av Ut December A. u. lst9 IL 1hs.i'Ee IL.
IT. bis eAtcasuEs, administrators Of assigns, atthe k
BAn. the city II New iorx an& default having bern
nc In the Ut the OF money nse.tlene,t k
tic coLuons Ut said bonds hah Of PRINCIPAL anu ct+rrsa
Ing III fs II itnnos aId er!G sad bonds b+Hx
overdue. Now, therefore, public uotite b hereby given
that hy vt1tur u tho power Of eac xisru In A.i sss
drrI &l se llr aov t=sribei ;sGp rty. md Al tight
a,.d equity Of redemption Of tic said jonn Woodbridge,
J, an wife Their he[Es and Assigns ~ TO the
highest bidder cAa. north the rort
House " said city Of Chico. on the dsst dsy March, i.
y. 1St4, II o'clock The f.r Of sxl t1,x ard
rake and tcses 10 the puschaer pulSE4srs
thereof good and sufficient tile Ire1s fur the t1ne AMI
app.y the proceeds Vt Asd sale to tha p4yenl tin.
cp 4nl interest Ecn the eods aid n1tl for
oiaes purposes mentioned ~ ~i4 trust d.sian9uly u.
lsde. rAEL CultSELL Trustee.
Cosaz11 &JAa ssox. At.'rs- ja1ba2s3M
The sae Of the aI,oyt J.4 rrt premises attosuei IN
, 1860-03-10
7:5a1tklng ano E1ebaugr,
HOFFMAN, & GELl,CkE,
BANKERS,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
IL t. 40 LASALLE STREE1.
Banking Dep31atr7e ert.


Deposits received On Curzcat Account g,c. natIcs IL
rrsnlar dc,stfars @ a,, 'I rornMpcn,s s's" :"
Interest iala:ces oay allowed cases rshcse
Ne 1ectye demts n3yaLis Al sccjdrd dssc On which
Interest viii b. allowed. . @~'
SAVINGS uE1si TsTafEyT.
- ~ A@SA'
Deposits suus not less tan fvr dollars, received and
Cestlntte+ of llnsts !s1cd Interest pte cent.
will be allowed deI1.ls os this dt.crtinn alter the
funds have remained II! hands specified tine. All
ec,tisasa 1as payable On dcand aud In like funds e
, 1860-03-10

wshare aow In stcrt a3l d,y :sce'inx, fal asd
cuESs.a stoek Of
GROCERIES,,
tcntou Of Astrlia:
50 hhds muscavado Sugar,
Jas do Porto Rico do
70 do New Orleans do
400 bbls Chicago Reduod 5u3Ls
$50 do Now Xork do do
IS bags Old aovernn't Java Coffee,
125 do IaSuira Coffee,
$50 do bio do
75 do 1uocha do
100 bbls Now Orleans Molassss,
100 do Cuba do
75 do Sugar Eo1se syrur,
1oo do Golden do
- do Portland do
400 hH chests qroor and Black Tea
$50 bx sawyor'a White nra4ive Soap
100 do Josso oakloy's do do
500 do 4 A1?alm Soap,
100 do Star Candles,
- do sterino do
- do Mould
$50 bbl1 Emokins Tobacco,
l2o do Chewing do
$50 fancy caddie4 do
ITO M Imported Cigars.
50 i7r1 maeaboy 8nuff;
275 boxes oawoEo 0t2reb,
25 bags Pepper,
IS do spico, IS boxes- U1ovsss
IS caze8 4 ! Notu1ess,
- tcs Prime Rice. 800 nta 0asa1a'
IS bxssPrime Goldfish,
175 hf bb1s AL White Fiah,
1879 boxes Scaled HerrinR,
176 do Al do
1874 bags Dried Apples,
IS 5bbl8 Zaate C1rraots,
1873 boxes Layer Raiaius,
576 do NJ r. do
90 hfb b1s do do
400 coils Manila and Juto Kope,
475 reams Wrapping Paper,
373 balex do Twiuo,
ia bbls Pure Cider Vinegar
lao do Dairy Salt,
$50 boxes Fipes,
For Ea!- ve1Ylow n D. GlLHAH q tot
s~a-N Ia ~ Nt.-r CGs...
, 1860-03-10
Farms, Aots, &r.
[TARM FOR SALE.-Vhc t&AIound

E'ARA1. FOR SALE.-The ttAIound
i Fa!n,, three miles West Of jacksonville llnot.,
me Of the fRet and most rro!nctye in the state Is Of
fcfed nt private aalc It contains 1877 Of high dr.
TnIIn- land b<des xoti lot Of ~ acrs, and in TIE
midst q l2nd.e3pe q suFrassnk beauty there u An
crcof Horey seeding Strawberries and lawton black.
berries; aeomnaodlous dwelling house and tenant house
caantty) Th+ city Of Jacksonville. with population Of
ia fri REV. aaa furnishes Eeay market a. best
tiroad to a Import Ut points. The city consains three
colleges female academy and the state Institutions for
soki n tt nay b. aabdtv1del nto four parcels.
prclnl+es. AUSTIN ROCKWELL,
Jacksonville. Ill, February eth, 1850. fe7xsmstaw
, 1860-03-10

MA ASTER'S SALE state ILL
191 nots. Cnunty Of took. - Superior .'antt Of
Chicago. In chancesy David W4itrrs ". As4 vs Ana
Ellen l.. Vail. I'LL tofo1cl1ss NoskaKe.
Public notice Ia htnby given tnat In pursuance OF
decrsta erirs entered In ths ah,vs cause on tho
t.hai4c ry u .4 Court will the ltth day 1t
March. 1850 At TN ocock In lh+ forenoon o. Tut day.
s. 1t public auction highest b1Ie1 for sh It thu
North door ot The Court Houss in the city Of chie1ko IN
sd county Of Cook he fu ring decsttl rial estatc. Ct
much thereof may b. neepssy 10 nlke the amount
ds complainant upon e.4 decree with Interest anu Costs
T1-wa: All thai p!es pafces Of tald stuasa In .ha
County OF Cook AID Stlt~ Of Illinois knawa an 1@cEs
adted and hftY lisi In theto~n al Itsht
s Cnun Of C'ek at Icing in the west half ot tIsa
S1t after of nunlet thiItyklx t3t TUWu
nip thirty t:o., nozth Of rang thirteen tl r.t ofshc
81 princf, Al ntEliiA,t. IRA stnFl.
Mister IL Cb4ncrrY Of the superior Court o9 Eh1ak
I>aleul t'L!eafo. February H. Jstt- 3aehtis t1
, 1860-03-10
CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
PrinteTS W Warehouse.
99..........MAH1NQTQN STKEET..... q

: fH1t180.
The prepared to fuEn!ah Type IN large OF
se@llYuarties Eate from superior quality OF net {ox
s,shes e,sa Of Hzeved paper He e also supplied With
recessa.y for complies p.la:ne o2ee. specmes
bnok sealS for delivery and will be parties
wishing to orleI on application.
uahlSts15 D. L. DODGE, Trca8u7er
, 1860-03-10


L tTATE NF ILLINOIS Cnnntv ~
~ A&AA ~ c' N""sl ~
!. luak, SS.-SuperrI t.Iis VI CJsc,S". May fttn,
| ella. Kin !. ltGdkt anu ureo 1imoFs w. Anna y.
.er AMI ~arAa I. raiuvr srs aud infant chilun1 VI
IL. K, Palmer. deetaseh .-Feuso 1of Ae.hanits Ll*n
IT. E. Palmer, defehdlna above named. hs:rs be-a
nsl in th on1es Of the etk OF 8a w Or c.a of
%tt "a *aisS + fan<s i. + ss.Is a*l -.
Petition a sa Gou ~ o1 'a" 80 h .nns. ,h..sr ~ ao
r. ona us g I. III :. f,.ns. ;, tnsrt
- suS - E4a ~ - .@ ~, - - ~ 10, ,.c"irs
W ns alt Aoaaay ~ " A1 - sr }s,,nsr ,mt VIII y
No~ uhess 5o" tat az ana h 'nn n; i.a.au s.
e. Lei1s aa in1ns en- a'sa ~ aa hfa ~ t n s W..
toutt .: sL4e1ko u s.n -. i.1r. -. T.. .-it
=: ~ u.m thefsca; 70 % 1"a M = r., @ 81 u @
s, 49,, ~ ea as atst e.saf VI as}i ..u, ~. ~ s, ~
~ ,si ~ tne s1u letso. ". s.s - =. ,.S.
a ..xs taessn ca1tu ~ - ~ , sAx =, f.
HI n.sv.r ~ ~ .ai ,as s1'ea s'a ~
o.,,r. : ,r,-,r -. - - ,tsr-m; - IN;
.-AItor = n..CN.oe< e.rEl :. sur: M.e-..N ~
I esis a'HA taLs ,tIt>,,.~ ,,..,,r,. :,
>4111 w 1AAAAN cI0, NOuntt u
~ Cook. 33--3uperiur t'nust Of t,hIeagu II y Felm
ist0-Laskn s. llodte sud Wareu Gilmore ". Anna y.
r.ler and Sarah i. Palmer, au jnfant Children It
John Il. Fsalsr. Decentralization for Mecf an:c.4
LEA. At6'4v.t Ct the residence IT anna Psner
and Sasah E. Palmer. Defendants Abova nau ed hav-
tns been a!ed In the Office u ths Clesk Ut .aa sr-
pefcr Court Of Chicago Solics IL hereby given tho
said AIMS - Primer and Sarah Palmer has peti-
sd their petition IN rad ouE % The Chanre1Y
sae thslcct The second cay Vt March. lss4 tat
sn:nuons thseupon sue2 out Of ssh O. AEanst ,ah
q. re nEaoc on the first Monday Of Nay ne1t
IL o. a-,s bY law REQUIRED.
Vow. uhls~ vo the said Anna s. Haner and Sarah E.
ia4nltf ltir3 an1 E1tt chirru Of 1lhA Il. T4ntE de-
khGIaFkih ihA aAI.t
, 1860-03-10

t%'-t lxtnEc Is An aH1rfs,t rt"nl ra''.sier. 1F-
Mcc.is of tho &loEktd medical !n Amer
lea aud Lis gusr aiec caEu l Questioned. Ts rcpars.
lion lie dcearcs froa Ills own rEpc,ice bc swim and
positive cure for co!d corG, caarr, inaselza, and se
thtoat II Is popular Throughout tho uuin. rrce Is
c.naa- Sold hy JOHN u. rAIsk. La Lake t.
1nh7.1m
, 1860-03-10
lflmber, U1oon s. groul,

r L. McVICKAR & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Lumber.
OFF1cE CORNER LAKE. AND WET WA1ER..rs,
In!-t. Timber anh dimension 1nH,tcES cut to order
Country dealers and lsex SOLE tied IN call
fore purchasing factiei fur cutting lumber use un
elaae By tu.I1g Of ". ,sy have lumber s1yedtn
suit Their dS,an's l.:l1o.i companies furnished with
IF Lumber and sAsng!eshy the car:n.
fel;-3m b6St J. l.. McfICEAK + Co,
, 1860-03-10
HafDiftncB, &C.
FTIlE GREATEST WONDER OF
THE NIAEwEESTi1 CENTURY.
Prof, Woods Hair Restorative.

Says s. Lcns. M;'.. l,.'a4:t: Below va puhlE:h
Letter e ~: W"n q: .hls ~ " from sen''ran n.,t. il, s
hi t,atr ,ac. ,ush e:dsnee ,.t :vt its eEsc, when
co'nk tm 'r!l.:e tutee. Il .-tt;,eses a.e tuarnI
u; :fni :e } needs no eacnfa!t nor uBeless FuS
tcry t.rtu .h< :rfaa: .
ta1.iun c.;e: few Eote- since IN th highly 'rrrtril
ect; Of y:.r ls s:s"r!tys. WI Hta:i t. taak: np.
3:ry ta!,.!y III" .hi,s wl4k ;; ~ T.l3:r1s Of
chAr.lev s;uI.+ urc iEolIfth snce procured tl.t 81
yDSf as w Id s,s Id III Il asu su ;sa w. "
hayr rine ls'xn*a d anhher lHe. q :lca have ueca
"a ":S ssy to .hs w114 @ '1. sf & e.;
rv n'orr III ani so..y thaa h.s ten b*la1c
IT, ss ,' II III III WI IT, sase ds
III aov; .t, s::,a ae 70 y.n = ~ y,f yaas
s,a<"ut-. c,:izra u Ills city aa rrs!tru: here
Due lstr .,,d adiur t'w,. Any you may nsake y
III" atve. with :ttacl"l IL III y.ur ssFsice ~
sayseif. Iasa tr'i:y Sou:s A. e. HAS1onD-
yoops u.r,s xf2T5nxT7:E, H1s51:;;f1 f. z; 's's
Protaa'r Wr&-u Dear sir: isasi. lad lie msin1uac
IN :o:r tic hes ron q ny har fr' The 'ec:A u t'r
ys. si + i IN; Ss o .a IL ' ": s:s tic
e: ;f; fSTS; 4 ys T sSs5S is 'he
Tlc ,ns1.:sed. lev J. f. Bragg Is nsni.tss IT, r.s.,.
lar staniing nd pastor II the oSIx laFcl ut roak
n.a NJ: s ID Esos'srs "f great snnc1 ; ~; i:n'
Inooxv;xt.,, Ja,. l. 1865.
1ai! l:-stot:ve.tt T. sis" l." ~ sal Us ffe
i,as tern excellent tn rrra~nc iEIt.lit, .sadEtf aud
s sG":1 1o n, - 81" %
:" 's ss s x TT st H IL s:s! ,
RI Nv; s:;:s,s;: =:
Il % a.!es se T.: % , s sns xa soia sy Ii
UeuEEistr 2rd Fancy Gonds ltca!eta. TO
, 1860-03-10

CTEWAItT'S COOKING STOVE
~ STILL AHEAD.-The acknowledged su2er!od,y Of
The Stewart st9ye has given Ise t tes.a limitations.
$50 State street. between Mu.ne and Adams Ali,
9oad Assortment Of Housekeeping, Hardware and TIN.
ware. ap3cG73,1T
, 1860-03-10
EUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS

S, G. GIkJfsEsS e. CO..
Are tie Agents fur tho
Massachusetts, Sunday School Society, and the
Am. Baptist Puo. and 5. s. so.iety.
They. also Keep the
SUNDAY SCHOOL LtIKAhlES putllzked ty Slc.do
4 Company.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS Of nen,y u,yt.
THE JUVENILE AND $. $. BUOKS Of Garter &
Etuticts.
And arr the Publishers c: Bl;ApErEYs SUNDAY
SCHOOL CHOIR, mi EIiAuBuKI'5 S. ). MEL
DliLS.
Asn. always hand. tie raos extensive collection at
kELiG1HG5 D,ukS u b. found in u.e West I'sIccs
luTcf 1Ed terms eash OF delivery.
, 1860-03-10

FR.9-N"GES =. K0EF.N.f-1-N+
Cnnn' ii tiic u:a3i lutnv Of The Dnclset
fort and hy special at # .ys.l s;ates ::hsi,:d !" =
MANDy Ell Il E:>*ia SA9>At Il. RUSSIA, *ANdNi,
MlETEM Elkt;. NLfkEeA1ERt:. &c. Iast..4 II
, 1860-03-10
: EEtn'::3outlita1lotls.'
WOKkS, 10 Make one Think

w " -1eo 0''c H11'N'-
lsobeit 1}a1e Owen. rsine afs:. "'''e' -
AAN@SEiIs @ LIMITS oF~NEL1GIoUs THOUGHT.
1futh Of Scripture. rrirc q g. - N44e
cH.isT IN HISTORY. by Robert Turnbau %l;ss,
aAE CkuctnLE, Or Tets II Rescneiatc s,ats ,v
lsrs.J. Il. Goo4huc. itiee e. A@ ~
dei''Ftion 1T Man; ty s. ], Isa:td, I'D. racs r. 1
iAh hI4LL:uouA;b BY Austin Phelps n, \. :7s cents
slR WILLIAM HAMlLToNs LECTURES: 70, ]. q.
~ antcass :apdarl .Fotk. In ,cye,y dc7ar,uen: Of
Literature : sale Mt pullIlshert ra,es,
tE- Terms cash on delivery "''
sc. GRIo0S s CO.,
39Nft I1kc.s, Chicago. -
, 1860-03-10
FANCY STEAM DYE WORKS.
j or SIDNEY EAL1SH,
So+b md AJer,s

Cn1tAao. liz
1ad.' Dresses Of every deAcptinn, n!sa 0rntensn's
Elst S.sas aud lans dyed. FcErci and cleaned In tie
best manutEt OF reasonable terms. .tjaiSly
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mornings. Ia unnecessary 10 state that some sr these
old customs particularly the eating Of pancakes, stan
observed IN this country. "Nndmg tho ring" one AZ
the peassntest Amusements and lucky be who, out Of
the pe Of savory cakes succeeds in getting the one IN
which the ring concealed for before another year rolls
round according TO old tradition, he 10 sure 10 DO
welded Sbrove Tuesday also somewhat celebrated a.
aday for tieing the sken cord Of mairimony During
Lent no marriage soemnized the day before Us
generally largely awaited by the lads and asses who feel
tho tender PASSION, weddings take place that
day than perhaps any other during the whole year.
But ths notice Of Shrovetde Is growing prox, and
so~e conclude with wishing every body plenty OF pan
CAKES and the cergynen many happily couples a. they
attend TO.
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Fernando Wood and the PIutfornn az aha
Democratic Party.

IRON tDe CharIestor Mercury, F.b ISL
MI Fernando Wool is dominated by u Dem ,cratic Ohm
Veb'on 'sfey beId at Syracuse, New Yorx e, ate IN
,Pes bt the state q, large AT tbs Charleston ,yenr,n
BIT "ooo LOOK the occasion deliver SCUM oc o.,nr,,
speech. He IL obviously Dougas defn.,,rns-nc,
oooser !" squSocaior on Issues. lie is against avail.
npii'.y. he against "a compromise o. principles,
ne y ior pauo' m OF principles which viii recon-
sUuct De national democ ac party and as rms rasuN
cependent upon the this reorgsuizf and ~,
constructed party, so will lest with tnsi sl,avenlon
wb"'ner we SHAH have party all THIS Is .x.eiIen
s an me southern rights party of the Souto require
:" ne Ionvtn'ion Let tie Charleston Coov.u repu-
1s'e avaah'ity and all compromises Of principles
~ IL '"eanLe an5 recnn5truc; the democratic paty,
anu tpis maze II (wbas IL Is not now party. .
~ pam platform ST principles: and the B0mn~e ot
zoe convention for the Prtsiienc and Woe Presidency
OF tDe United States will procaby carry for can
ooaIes united South We give the concinniug Of
Mr. Wood's speech. Wo the whole South viii sup
port them
BIT my friends I'VE proceed to Charleston 10 Law
down . platform OF principles and to seiuc. stariarS
bearers for the contest III next November Selected as
SIMPLE part shall In constructing thai oatforur
4pd in tie creation of thosc canridas will radouna IN
cory the shame OF those whose agents ye a-e
Toe history o. the democratic party furnishes no oaaleI
The condition OF things ss existing At no per;o,
M The foundation OF the govern nept has a Freedom
CONTEXT presented similar issue or involved s,rar
consideration For the first there is but one ssue
ard thai Ksue IS lie or death. Sucn stupenious conss
qntncis tver before were dependent upon the ton of
psriya party as IL were, be reconstr,eod no ,hs
Naula t,bvehtion about TO assemble and az ths result
ctp4hoeIt Upon the SUCCESS of and re
eoisupe'co party 30 will resi- with that VpnysnAloo
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shrovetide, or Pancake Day.

In the good old timeseven before this magnificent con.
'nent Was known to Columbus-ths day was celebrated
Shrovetide in "merry England aud Scotia fair H.
bernia and almost all other Catholic countries We have
no. yet quite forgotten the fine old customs at that time
peculiar TO this "ude" or season. and still "pxncake
Day" kept to certain extent by families OF the old
stock whose quaint ideas have been swept away by
the inroads Of remorseess progress. But little moro
than the shadow remains now; the rich old games and
sports and roics, have nearly all passed away and with
them must In fairness DO added much that ought no,
70 be regreted-much that not merely ally but cruel
and brutal.
Shrovetde derived from two old Saxon words shyi,s
TO Confess and It'd, time season, occurring ,mmedi.
a.ey before the rst day OF Lent or Ash Wednesday on
which occasion used 70 be customary for iii Catholics 70
make clean breast of their peccadoes by confesspg 70
the priests OF their respective parishes and receiving
bsoiutOn thereafter In Great Britain England parncu.
sy, the custom observed with considerable r,cor
the public bells rung from ten O'Clock the
Ing until SHUTDOWN for the purpose OF reminding people
Of ,ber duty. Hence tho OF Sarove Tuesiay or
Confession Tuesday, as was likewise called in many
parts OF England. The bell ruRg day vas termed
pancake bell for reasons which viii be inferred from
Alter having thus received spiritual csmor, from their
ghos,y advisers, the affairs Of the body next looked
to- and variety Of feasts and sports succeeded Tho
pancake formed great feature In the fcsryjtesin
fact, the Inc auuou of the day. In Pssouils pan
Doda' We arc told that on Shrove Tuesday every sto
mach
TIL II can eat more,
is fritter filed, as well as heart can wish;
And every man and Made doe take Lle,r trrne
And tasse their pancakes up for feare they barns;
And all the kitchen doth with laughter sound
To see the pancakes fail upon toe ground
Cock fighting, pitching at hens and capons snow banv
foot baDg fantastic PROFESSIONS and vast smonnt 81
other tom ooery we're amoog the ausemen,s INDUCED 10
by the people formerly "Theshing the hem CONSTITUTED
ore Of the moot common fooeries 1t consisted of the
following ceremonies:-An old hen-generaIy good for
nothing animal, who laid eggs for some other
reason despsed-was procured and tied to the back OF
s,aworth youth, cd with horse bells A pumher
Of wild scamps having supplied themselves with for mid
able boughs then bndfoded by their swsctbe
and permitted TO strike At the hen as beat they could
guided by the nging Of the bells occasaoned by the
jumping TO elude the blows. Whichever OF III
fellows succeeded In hitting and thus killing tho
unfortunate hen, declared duly entitled I,
carry Of the mu,lated animal IN triumph tn,
practice WAS attended with much msrriment and Il
Also customary prese the poor hen TO tn
damsel who the habit Of laying abed longest h ID