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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-20

IIaA celebrated writer says; No
woman can be a lady who would wound
on mortify another, No matter how
beautiful, how refined, how cultivated
she may be, she is in reality course,
and the innante vulgarity of her ma
ture manifests itself here. Formal
kind, courteous and polite treatment o.
all persons, is one mark of true wo.
man.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-20

A MARRIAGE CERrIFIcATE.-A sol
der once waited upon his superior
officer with what be termed serious
complaint. "Another man." he said
| was not married to my wife, and
called her many names, which l would
be ashamed to mention to your homo" /"
.'Well, my good fellow" said the officer
shave you any legal proof that you are
married ~ "Your honor, I've the best
proofin the world" Here the soldier
took off his bat, exhibiting cracked
skull, saying, "Does your honor think
I'd be after taking the same abuse from
anybody but wife %
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-20

tiss, what made you lame
Mr.. Prenhss turned upon him a with
cred look of scorn, hatred and contempt
and answering 10 a hoarse and terrible
whisper, before which the other trem-
bled--'God's curse sir 7
Then turning his back upon him,
with lip tremulous from unfathoma
bic feelings, he covered his face with
bis hands, and fastening to his chamber
cast himself upon his bed in parox-
ysm of bitter weeping. Who could
not pity such manl Who shall won
der, oh, uncharitable Pharisee, that he
sought relief at the gaming board, stalk
ing thousands recklessly upon card;
or in the intoxication of the wine cup ?
He gambled not for money he drank
not from love of strong drink; but to
escape the pressure of damning thought
The sight of this infrm limb at times
would drive this proud man to fierce
despair. What cared be for the sots
who focked about him and drank at
his expense2 They were his tools.--
He made use of them to help him
drown reflection. They drank for SEN
sual thirst ofldrink he to quench the
fires Of thought! He despised them.
Not one dared take familiarity with
him He who spoke to him lightly
on his .lameness, was unforgiyen BIZ him
for evermore .
| Who viii fling the stone? Who
will condemns Who can judge him
| who wasnever in his placel What
mind can conceive Of the intellectual
and moral tt rture of this proud, bril-
liant genius, going through life hating
his'own form and stunning, for year
! Gods greatest and best gift to man,
from sense of self-degradation in wo-
mans presence?
No, justice has not yet been done to
this great and wonderful man. He
was not understood by but few of his
nearest friends-never by his boon com
panions. They fancied he was such a
one as themselves when he lowered
above them ike prince, and despised
| them like God. His own brother
who wrote his life in two volumes, did
not at all comprehend his true chatac
ter and has Gnawares left a false and
unjust impression Of him upon the mint
Of his readers. l, g sl'i aa' =
Even the grave lifts up its voice in
| echo Of theviilgar opinion which cla Sc
him with ordinary inebriate and reck
less gamesters. It was with pain
read the inscription upon the headstone
It's with sorrow | copy it. ! give j
below:
6 IF thou, Lord shouldst mark iniquity
who shall stand Z?
But there is forgiveness with thee tha
thou mayest be feared" !"
S. S. PRENTISS,
r BORN AT PORTLAND, Me-,
SEPT. 80, 1903.
~ v DEPARTED
THIS LIFE
; at AT .azF5 aastF .ss
NATCHEZ,
: f2S0
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-20

- T. EDWARDS PAXTOM,
A ttorney and Counsellor at Law.
IN Sparta, Bienville parish, La.
WIN practice ia the courts Of the 18th
Judicial Distiict, s 1vlnssS .
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-20
RoBT. J. IOoNEY. sAM'I, WELLS


L0ONEY g. WELLs,
A ttorneys and Eeunseliors at Law.
IN. VIII practice in tAe Gourts ct
Caddo and surrounding parishes, and
in che Supreme Conrt as Monroe and
Alexandria. Office on ARgkat street,
near the Pestohioe, Shreseport, La.
E. ~ ] n32
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-20

nA- When we are alone, we have
our thoughts to watch 10 the family
our teupers; !; in company, our tongues
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-20

AZ A country editor is giving
boots to arrival town, and among other
sauey things, says that it takes several
Of their pigs to pull blade Of grass ;
as they are so poor that the foremost
seizes the spear in his mouth. the bal
ance having taken each other BY the
tail, when they give pull, a strong
pull, and pull altogether, and if it
breaks the whole tumble to the ground
for want of sufficient strength to sup
port them. Ittakes three or four Of
them to make shadow ,.s.s.s t...t
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-20

~ A henpecked husband says :
Before marriage l faneied welded life
would be all sunshine, but afterwards
found out that ii was AT moonshine.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-20

,... W. e. PAX1'o.1S,, ,.;.5.,.. :. :
"A ttorney and Counsellor as Law
IN Sparta, La. VIII prectice il
the parishes Of Bossier, f5lgibl,rne and
Bienville. lsa Y .sa sa3I5so
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.i1i'e r. q. HARtTTSs,
A ttorney and Counsellor mt Law.
IN Farmerville, Union pasish, La.
Will attend promptly to ell business
entrusted to his care, in tie courts ef
fhg 18th judicial Districf. 30
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-20
Z. M. MUTT.

A ttorney at Law, Shreveport La.
N viii practice inEtke courts of
Cadae Rossier, Claiborne n2d Bien=
Vile. 'ylnl*
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-20

H Elder, will you have drink
of cider r said farmer to an old tenn
perance man who was spending an
evening at bis house.
'Ah--hum--uo, thanks yosa,' said
the old man. Inever drink any liquor
of any kind, specially cider, but if you
call il apple juice, think I'll lake a
drop
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-20

]. II, FITZPATRICK, J. w PasNNAIL.
K1LLPATRlCK & PENE4tL,
A ttorneys at Law, ShreFeliort, La.
IN VIII practice in the courts OF
.0addo, DeSoto and Bossier. ylnl
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2. W. ARNETTl

r. w. ARNE1'I,
A ttorney and Counsellor at Law,
N Bellevue, La. VIII spraotice
in the seventeenth Judicial ] District
Court. SY1nl
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-20

T East. Say, you now,
what's the lowest figure for these
pants! !! 81
Upright Jew-I lef you have dem
for six dollars, and dat is very sheaP =
d. E.-Yoa git eout / ] wouldn't
give more than tew dollars, no how"
u. J.--Vell, you can take dem; but
SO true as lives, l only makes Won
an Won half ftp. sohelp me =
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-20
RICHD ", TURER,

RICHD ~, TURNER,
A ttorney and Counsellor at Law.
) IN Will practice his profession. in
the District courts of laossier, Biell-
Vile, Claiborne, and in tise Supreme
court at Monroe. Mr.. Taraez pledges
himself to give his undivided attention
to the prompt discharge Of allpusiness
entrusted to his care. Oface, Belle
vae, LA. vlnl
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! A. b. GEORGE,

A ttorney at Law, Minden, Ia. Will
IN ttpraotice in the courts of Bossier,
Claiborne and Bienyiile parishes, and
the Supreme Court at Monroe. 35
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MAzL .ARRANG EHENTs.

Northern Mdsg-Leaves Thursday 6 A..
NJ. Arrives Friday 9Pi n.
.Soathern Mqil-Leayess Friday Ga. NJ
Arrives Saturday 6 PIN.
Eastern MQiL-Arriga DAILY o A. NJ.
Leaves 10 N.
Western Mail-Arrives Daily A A M
Leaves 5 P. NJ.
Walnut HitL--Leaves Monday7 A. NJ.
Arrives Tuesday 6 pm. ..;
Office hours ON Sundays-sfrom hall
past 10 till half past II 2'sloek, A, NJ.
Opens again at 2 and closes at 8 O'Clock
PsM. i j. III. LOTION. p. NJ.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-04-20

friend, indiscreet with wine, said, Prem
tiss, what made you lame9'
, 1860-11-26
Protection Of American warch-mnn-
ing.

=, " "'Aa "Ft.l
we cannot concclve of more ciFrc:ua1 puz-
zle ior tue political economists OF the laotcc-
uoh'o. sehool tl1an 1or tllc'n IL be SIT tn ex-
plasu inc success ~ ot tl,s American Watch Com
paiit at Naltsaul The duty On watches il
eight per ccnt., arl on materials aud paris tf
w!tci'c6 1t is TOUR per cent. Yet, with only
this a:no'lnt Vi 1"rnsctio1r, and asking for M
laorc, ''or even ear1l:: Tor this, Or taking into
s4c calculation, the l'rs:)ecto7e OF that cutter
1'''sc undcrtoos !" c-taei::h what has been re-
i'1cd 1T "i'e Of the most delicate and difficult
''r1sielch u manufacture, and onc which was
SUPPOSED TO depend upon the combination Of
LIE :a'al"st shi!l- Aud the attempt llas been
50 completely hucc:osl.'s Us I" command the
tnaFScf to IN. cAtt1t OF The co:nla',y's ability
eoisod'lec Ut satisfactory pricrn, driving out
'hc description of l"'riGn watchers which
come IN competition with the American arti-
cle:
Ihc on.'nai sd.as Which have led TO this
Success were. AIst, the aaht'; vt alf the parts
OF n watch 10 1at1cf1, 50 ta:t al,y piccc will
Lit aiy watch of lAr saiuc description and,
nc"ona, lhc c1nl!o, ilcnt ot .nacliiuery, con-
trivcd tor the puri'osc and driven by stc'm
, 1860-11-26
The following .tc,u, clipped from ono Of oar
Wisconsin czrl,auges, appeared in the columns
OF the TAIDCSE few days since:

The following ic,u, clipped from ono Of oss
Wisconsin czrha:!scs, appeared in the columns
OF the TnIDCSE 4 few days since:
Brick ro1ncrry, edito: II the Lacrosse Tn
ion uad DGmocrdt, has left 1ilat tuw.l, t,sfrnsi
h!v 1or Ill" pu:fosc Of .scttin.; new office, Ills
present couccru llayin:, brcn seized 1,y his
creditors. 1t will bu rccpliteted that ;ricI1
bet his o1!irc against Tint oi the Lacrosse H.
J7LJlic4n on tllt result Of the election in Wis
cotisiu aud 1llinu;s. cnd last. hut instead nf
],ass!ng II ovcr to the wiunla, nllu, he turns
J. Over 10 his credi;ors. liz w.ll probably
never return TO LaCrosse.
Mr. Pomc.oy PASSED through our city yes
terdav, On llia way to Lacrosse, and requests
Us, c. matter OF justice to him, to give the
following explanation: lie bet his otice, rs
stated, cnd lost, but has some ti:,e since paid
the amount of the bet in other properly, arl
eud On the 18Th left Lacrosse for Elnlira, New
York, TO bc absent two weeks, OIL business
Tho day after hclcft, 4. 7. Sw'ucfori, 4 former
owuer, got III lis hands two small mortgages
given on the concern by the firm Polncroy had
purchased ii, aud forccloscd on them, intending
70 sell within teD daJ& Al Mr. Mr.. T. was to
lc absent ito scltAs IL WIS fine chance 10 ct nc
what is kno:S:, A. sharp Practice. The return
.: Nj. Po:ucroy to lacrosse, where lie will ar-
rive before the sale, will probably defeat the
attentions Of his enemies,
, 1860-11-26

offered in the Gcorgia Legislature, demanding
the repeal By Northern States Of 1aws obstruct-
Ing the rendition Of fugitiyes; also an enact
ment By Congress removing distractions by
Territories to the Introduction Of all property,
snch action being contingent on GaorGia re-
5RAlal14 IN tbs unloA
, 1860-11-26
II OW TO KEEP ARM

THE ALBANIAN
VIII produce and radlate more lea, lato tho rccu
than any other stove. ~ ~
THE ALBANIAN
""e; mere heat :rom tie saac eoal than any o,he.
THE ALBANIAN
i9oduees teat quicker than any other Goa. Stove
THE ALBANIAN
Lcsn: anthracite h'tun,'nous coal and rlr.s the
4@r%est amount Ct heat "
THE ALBANIAN
1.aclatcs tie heat dow Into tie lower part
TIE ALBANIAN
oosas more Of the gas and smoke than any other stoyc
THE ALBANIAN
!eee'Eei the highest premiums at the Albany County
fais; rs New 1oss sta:c Fatr, and tie Cnite;.
THE ALBANIAN
LAS received thc hishet encosninns from tic Press
nom distinguished men. fsom Dr. Nolt ana otSsrs'
THE ALBANIAN
Is the Stove to buy
THE ALBANIAN
Las SIX sizes. Nos. ~, Il. Il, II. = .n.l?:
loeethes With large variety of Iar,,r :c cook.n,
s'o'e'. For sale ncas tae new Pest Uttce, bv
.g1SEI'H Z. HENDERSON,.
Ao'"o-s''it No. Isl .lasx st:rcz.
RI ERR1N G's sAFEs
, 1860-11-26

THE JA1L.-T|icrc las been 4 change in the
jul officers. 4. Bruning llas been appointed
BY sa"ri'F lfesiny as Jailor, md David Brown
Is Tu7na'y. The jill has now trirty-two IT,
:u'tes. Sheriff Gray turnc.i ovcr the institu-
ton i'll excellent nrt1,.r To Liz s,,ano-eo-
, 1860-11-26

FREE WRITING School An adjourned
meeting q: apprentices and others desiring
10 avail themselves Of 4 Free Writing Scloo:
will be held at the Mechanics Institute this
NQutllY cYcriu,-
, 1860-11-26

PERSONAL ENCOUNTER.
TIE CHAMPION AND HIS FRIENDS
VIII appear in the same costume ac,l display the sarae
eooss 81 ~sfc employed at tho u.t.t TIN, ln England
MR.. JOHN C.. HEENAN
WILL PERSONALLY arpE.Al:
Nj utcnan VIII sustain tisr psse, " E1ri:crf rro
isE IN ."si% # sFarrt"- Scenes IT II c.nsfc and
Cd byan -1|sH'
Excellent Band Of Music.
T" gtvc adlifl'na! eclat /, .hi+ most imposing anil
with $40" " ' '-"se's'
RoSs. aaEeo!sf, THE MODERN HERCULES,
".:csc astounding far. of ~t-crrth are t,r wnodr- or
b,t1 III, ult Ard Nrw Wer:!. u.d acS,,v 2,.sr.t hr
~ who Lave NitAes,! his nlIrarui ~ cxrrcisrs "a H.,
STRONGEST NAN IN THE WORLD,
Ihr most effective mca,rr ! havc been made IN .e
cure good cfdcr BY the management.
= Doors open at O'clock; 10 couucncrn,s
i4thEIS...-..,....... Cent?.
Tits novel and chastc entertainment I, ua,r,n,ca
u Lie n'est rsfncd cllsse- both ladies' a, Erntlrn,rn
Thr from: seat. arc Positively Reserved FIR
"a.tes ALI HeEt:cAcn accompany! !n:s thenL
Tickets ca7 be prepared at t.Ie Er..cs JL,nsr tfch
M:''nH Mt TFe!uEt also at lt,x uilIcc At thr Iinl
hoA oAee opea nom 10 ALL. Until nu!.:.!r.:it
, 1860-11-26

aurtl0lt Eales.

TX GILBERT & SAMPSON
Aucsl"nenr-. 50 Lake Street,
seeond 9al H1nd nd and New Furniture, su-
Hed"x ADS, &C.,
a T a CTIoN
un Tuesday. Nov. 2. 4. oci ,cx. ~ v,,, ..u
c.ec1+ % ~ No q Lake street. tie fufuturn and
n.n., ~ s.oter re-: owed to onr rttrs tar cnsns
asstaa sns sr
a,es II: ir and Feather TilioWa III. ,,r' rs !Ew
Ass las:e III an s.,!;t G!a':wa'e o'n!sr
I,;st n wpaat wpsl"t ,x s,nnx oom anil hr,,ber. s'!rer
81 ~iiysr EInsrt e3.ec a. s-rmrnt II: = Leat qnaIY
r.; tnst. t'te4 "aFc. e1i,f-t:n. If e|t.a1, t:.l.,
ai x fae:s s'fss sfTah t.; ri:ser b,rr.
:nd Forks Ivory "at.ile Kn, yes aps!a ,;:; T"
j, aHe '. ssksl. so:et win stea, .rr:;
se-v. 49, "sas'eA ste s!tlSe AID :.....r..t 70
un>6 t-~r,. AlLH.l:t i oaa.L'- -,
------S-- AuC::H.G"E3,
, 1860-11-26

McEIekER's TnEArrr.-s1rs. Waller ap-
pears this evening as - la::a," in Slr,sspcarc's
tragedy If O:lc1lo. Alr. Waller will pcrforatc
Othc1lo. This announcement will dou1ucdly
attract u f,,1{
, 1860-11-26
Ncm ADVERTISEMENTS.

e. H. ScHIPES. +ddrsrsising .igea:, G. Dsa-.
1o'7' st.. authorized 10 rte<iee -idr<7lisemsnt* m
fa1s and a.. tie Lf1ding Iap<rs NJ kas NortAuf..
, 1860-11-26

:SThc Tabernacle Mission Festival will
nc held On Tuesday evening next, 4; the
Tabernacle Baptist Church, Desrlaincs street.
DEPUTY snEE'FEs.-The ncw1y appointed
drpn':es Of Sheriff Hesia. arc II. r. D'WolC,
". L. Il. Gray, Frank Lumbard, anu c. II.
tt%rf.s
, 1860-11-26
7 Il y L E s. + T. T S.
RUSSIAN SADIE.
Mink, Stone Martin. and Fitch j

Il 1 -
IA - L . l. IL D
IL -
RUSSIAN EADIEs
Mink Efnnn Martin md Fitch
CLOAkS, CAFES, EICTORTNES.
MITES c1-rr. CIo,-r. ,,,rn,,~.1
- f'' oAo' i'e' .Al hSs' "e'
Ao".pF1eed faFs OF every description.
NAat0rcn'6 Goods III Great Variety.
Gent1emen'a Fnr c,rs mr+aa~a ~ c,1n,a
'sS 1s ealsss ss. .uss4 eH!
"0o ~ a'e 'etS pes' "a.ss'a
no,ot,o7eu,~. ~, EASsETT + ftAMs1nSD.
TN1rrn STATr> ,I,7r
y Only we,tiv IN. ~ @'
And all tho r,,ne.p., cites Of cre,, r,,,,,a
~ Tct1ps' ipr fq4isn falns 1T once:,.sown
rrr, .so,-.rn|.[ r.1.""4'
100000 H1AsL
Ocean Steamship Fcxr1ror,x
~oA4f'i4lly I
I'm xis f m p9sef c!Te s ,feaers IN
sail every Saturday rons Quebec. caFrsi1 i. 5,
states nad Canad. ;!a!!s a''a passengers: 0'''e9
S Eriso' Gfae ri, S%r., Sst!1n ;snd
AnE1oSa1on. =. .Baa,ittNc. Cana.ljn,,. tnsw, AA1'o-
Quickest Cheapest sni m.s e taiorIs a!n .c. pa,..,.
FaEr from Chrn:u uf milwaukee, 10 Ouerns.,s.:vs
E..t .eeonss 3 .4;s as;9pss' 9SS" md ,,
s 49, ...:. sovu .os a* ,,eo ,,.
s;eerass; eef,tse,,c: ;,n: :ss y I'D
principal Il Gstas HIGH n raa i4:;s ,FG e
, 1860-11-26

MUSICAL CS1oS.-Thc Chicago Musical viii
meet fl:ls evening, and for tie present
II tho Lecture room, basement Of the F;r.t
Baptist Church, corner Of Washington :.nt,
4 S1lfc strccts
, 1860-11-26
NEVER FAIL.
5S HOURS TafE FIRE
READ THE FOLLOWING FROM
THE F1REON FRANKLIN STREET.

cu1cAso. November It, 1sG3.
AEssRs- NEanyc i Co. 20 State street:
Gcntlc1'cn:-lt Eiyet us srcnt pleasure to Inform,
yen tsat TIC NEi:HING'S FATEN. tUANrltiS
~ purchased fs1.n yon few years stucc has tE-t
are q, msGt VI r'c ~. st. ard upon Opening it We iii
~ our nooss pal~ts AID Money IL good !. STATE nj
EhE oy THIN. although it wa, rot ;ut our for t;r1,
r!nr MorEs AFTER TUE f1HE t,,sHsxcyn. Wr nn
clani to to.-t''e Champion :ate Of ne World"
O. +. FtLLEi: : CO.
, 1860-11-26

ILLINOIS CURRENCY NA.rED.-A11 banks
Thrown out or othcrwse} will he taken at Pr. for
al kinds OF FashioncUe Csio:.ia7. 1t the lowest
price,. at rutnam's Great Eastern Emporium.
ll6 Randolph street. poss.;s
e all shoa1d rot fail TO read the advertisement
Of Prot. Wood In to-tlay's paper. ee5}r
, 1860-11-26
RECEPTION FESTIVAL

~ x q IN IL "a I-~
-ocft House. cp
= ~ Evenings, Nsv. :6 aud q,
":o" -hteh ceeastcn ho will hs aaslsteu by
AAEU-. JU-. =. of London,
NED PRICE, Of Deston, and
CHARLEY PERKINS. OF New rc-:
u:cSc'ri':abe rr.rrl,.-. nd will b. f,Ed iu every
fs,ress *s'Ft;'E { tlss rasso"aS" of t'.r eNt'
nwsn ntrisi cr:pli:n-1r tlir recipient II ~, ~.
.,: ts ~ +" o w tn. pc;,s.n "t tir onfau It. who
or between opponctt orportu:!tv Of wit
Ets,t"E !Is 1n'.dus apesar Incident to such evcE:s
tcE4aEf unoE i "~- ~"~ '"e-
, 1860-11-26

The above Safe be sccn Just Is IT came from c
Fire. IN iron: Of our store wer: the lar.ess a,,o,r
mcnf or Fire and Burglar rToo. SAFES IN tie Wet caa
always be found Also. Side Board SAFES. Vault Doors.
Bank Locks, g.. uEr.I,ySf; = RI
Notwithstanding a sta,cs.rrc,
, 1860-11-26

WANTED.-A CT 'rk acou,intc,,
.,.., With the Hardware business, asd v,to can
No. $50 Lake street 49, 1nhF1 1nnhF.:s 's
, 1860-11-26

CHICAGO HISTORICAL Soc1ETY-ELEc71oS
Of OFr1cERs.-At the annual meeting Of the
Society, held Nov. Goth, the following Board
OF Officers were chosen: President ". II.
Brown, Vice President II. L. Sewbc,ry, Trca-
surcr +. ]. Tinkhaln, Recording Secretary and
Librarian William Barry, Assistant Librarian
Samuel Stone, Corresponding Secretary E. B.
McCa,.-
, 1860-11-26

It Do not believe it when they tell you that
Cook & Mc1-an have left Chicago. As long as buss-
rc+s continues as 1t l., thrsc Is TO fva. but what
you will SC; your coat cleaned. lf you have apy
eazta'say garments, gather then, up and take them
sothese gents at once, who will thoroughly renaiF
them for small sru,
, 1860-11-26

INTRODUCTORY LrcTCEr.-Dr. +. Luljam'6
Introductory lecture to tho course upon Phisi-
o!ogy and Pathology, in the Hah1emann Med
cal College. delivered October 1G:h, las been
published hy Mcssrs lIal=cy 4 King, at the re-
quest Of Committee Q! the friends Of Home
,1,h1sf,y in fI,fz cifv
, 1860-11-26

MICHIGAN CCSIRAI-CnAsGE or T1ME,-
To-day the following change OF time Of de-
Ez;'re:s i \. II. anl GEO T. ~ Cincinnati
Express 9.:0 4. u, and Geo r. II. Trains
:iasard arrive respectively IS follows: II r y.
AL 1890 i. ~; 1850 \. II. and 945 r. II.
, 1860-11-26

q Geautcc London rortcz and Scotch Ale. Of
best brands imported. Sold hy Sargent, aposhe-
cary. Randolph and State streets
, 1860-11-26

Worth more than its weight IN cold: What
IL: That rubber moulding ard weather strip, for
dao-s and windows. Only Eixty.two cents for tie
E1eels:o. Weather Strip. fitted on. Call aud leave
yonr orders to.dly, at No. kinssbusy Dlocs, up
stuffs
, 1860-11-26

ATLANTIC FOR Observation-Disclosures. Norris
s; Hyde have received the Atlantic. knickcr-
tccSrr. AMI Dcu Ton tor December: WAitticr's
Home lal;a.ls, aEd oillc: new works. Ncssrs.
Norris Il Hyde have fitted W Il l,rgc ard com-
s11oI;ous news ropm at No. 10, MADISON street.
Il lew doors west Of Dearborn. kept in con-
ncctiou with their old stand At fcO Dtarkorn.
, 1860-11-26

CoLD SSar-Thc temperature OF tue atmos-
7llcre took 4 great tumble on Friday night. and
on Saturday morning at SUNRISE, The thcrmo-
meter stood at three degrees below zc7o. at
nine it went ur few notchc=, hut stood
through the day, rs wcllas night, at about nine
above Navigation will soon bc put 70 close
for the season hy ali Icy veto, should such a
-tate Of things long continue.
, 1860-11-26

= Wchster's celebrated Srcccl, in rcrlyto
Calhoun, delivered in the Senate, July lc, 1866.
S The most conclusive argument against thc
islnioni>ls that NC know OF. II has been
published! On neat eheet. and may he r.c-
rnEcd frcEa NcNal'r s; Co., Ne. 81 Dearborn
Street
, 1860-11-26

TnE Pul!NaENoS1c SocIETr.-This Soci.tv
will nee; for rehearsal this (Montlay) evening.
1t ~ o'clock, in Goold's Piano Forte rooms.
l15 Lake street, 4 full sud runctual attend.
ancc is desired. Application for membership
eau be male 1t the Office Of +. I. Tinklan, &
Co, corncr Lake and Clark streets.
, 1860-11-26

Go TO John Joncs's. III Dearborn street. and
&c; your clothes cleaned aud repaired They will bo
well done. aud Ut prices to suit the times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18
Tremendous Excitement AT
1ii Main street. 1.Xnchlpurg. Wa.
n CT GO E.NIII.,lNIIR

II " returned from the North with l,o and h,au.fl
1 -luck ii ALI AND MtNIlh Drap,, t"win,h AT
tcunnu II the putin, Is tiauiari, tu,iiul
The LADIES' 10y universal consent admit that -oel ui iIr,
'nals ~h"l' aud i'nks uucuH,d Iun ri trnu, Hul
oir-nu'r.
for ntlemrns wrhr, H'"n saPrror io IL Cloths opj
Nr-tngs, rHNN Mnrirn- htauh,t- eat- ~Hu,.
AZ. Whrh all hy tcd 10 call ,ptnirr
y E-Oountr, Mcrchunts viii We'd IL tNt IN, snck an
ehAmnntiau l., lore guiug SorIh. y, ..
It. E,i,.-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18
CAUTION.

Frr.ons living distance should h' ef'ntt 1nlnn- ID
Nrau Lottery 1ifkris ''ts- ct Ph' hH1.s ~
Iirkr he country /. nupdUd witt h#sa- aud NNInnlht
aIsTts. t,,rr niIc'uI,i !, hid put l. .t lfHn' 10 "a
,c.t nour, IN ihcn tnIdtd IN tlse' tinep'
traa ipf s"home=# with lrkris At tn p"ltaf fno"'
tarHal rtg.s nnrta ltrkcis 4A VI such, IA we IL
SIAM. ir,ul- nul II money i, Int Ia n"n II rh'ish
l. thrown nwHy without thr ,aitN d" "a tIEaaa al
rofugH pfifr. lhNhfs - al lai'rv "hUra tn thrai
i unusually nrE"in comparison 10 TN pm, ii ll#tri
Ia .,r uslnn'c ~herc af-r ffas Hr nn't'l tor Nhah
cj,t ~ fiek.l- put II down Tor u certain fraud
- Al atl'r- addressed To- ~. lrfhrE#SIr - -,
Wilmington, Int. Will H,i wth lnuga at utn, and liz
pm. 4 ofo cal Ira my s,ni ~ ~ u'rr-
FI:Aht F. E.;p NpHls MS = 60,
Inn / -dtloGl ntinI4utot, ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18

FHNli attention al IN" t,r, Is elt! Valuable lrr
Ia lrnm Jarvis Island, IL liz tarlh team. Aul IN
lus4 ~Si"n al thu Am'rlcun tHana tNnrae aunml
the . IS t''Ncruncn, In uucIlh .t,ln HE
lean 'u1no IL The Phosphate aud suluhpr II Itna s5iate
condition that 'ah READILY Ia taken I h Ia pAut.
be ard lay art II ais, hn- s,tt
hT, ar.tng AWmnna I" rrt"lnr" abundant
'r. IL lncs hu ati Hs ,unlai. hu a tasting
IL n1n III" soil Hlr the rr has h'u haa, huu.
wasal, introduced IN Virginia IA Aprl b,,t tr AIN
marked Uh,e aud y fnliit increasing In Estor Iuu Wheat
1t has Htn tri"i with nonsn; nsnitD Judy p,iucng
crnp tut msurinR superior stand III Inns ut
ls barrels, with ltH ts marx
an upon package, and Warranted l.t,
FritN H. tAN
sole Agent American ,'uano #fap,. l. .r,.ui,pI
at~E> LACY,
lily Ae,ni ,,r |. t,,hh,l,