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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
STUPIDITIES.

Halls Journal Of Health enumcrates
the following The list is capable of being
indefinitely extended. Indeed if one should
specify all the silly and ridiculous habits
and practices by which the majority of rea-
soning mortals-are injuring themselves, he
would make a chapter as long as the At
lantic cable.
Walking along the streets with the point
Of an umbrella sticking out behind, under
the arm, OF over the shoulder. BY sud
denly stopping to speak to a friend, or 9TH
er cause, a persorwalking in the rear had
his brain penetrated through the eye, in
one Of our streets, and died in a few days
Stopping in a church aisle. after dismis-
sion. and standing to converse with others,
or to allow occupants Of the same pew to
pass out and before, for courtesy of preced-
-ence, at the expense of a greater boOrish-
ness to those behind
Te guzzle down glass after glass of cold
water, on getting up in the morning, with
out any feeling of thirst, under the impress
sion of the health-giving nature of its
washing-Out qualities.
To &c, nomize time, by robbing yourself
of necessary sleep. on the ground that an
hour saved from sleep is an hour gained
for life, when in reality it is two hours
actually lost and half a dozen other hours
actually spoiled.
To persuade yourself that you are de-
strOying one unpleasant Odor by introduc-
Ing a stronger one, that is, attempting to
sEeeten your unwashed garments and per-
son by envelOping yourself in the fumes
Of musk, eau de cologne, or rose water;
the best perfume being clean skin and
well-washed clothing.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
Qoettp.
Oh, BE NOT THE FIRST.

/ Oh be not the first to discover
A blot on the fame of friend,
A flaw in the faith of a lover,
Whose heart may prove true in the end
We none of us know one another,
And oft into error we fall;
Then let us speak well of our brother,
Or speak not about him at all.
A smile or sigh may awaken
Suspicion most false and undue;
And thus our belief may be shaken
In hearts that are honest and true.
How often the light smile of gladness
Is worn by the friend that we meet.
To cover the soul full of sadness,
Too proud to acknowledge defeat.
How often the sigh of detection
Is heaved from the hypocrite's breast,
To parody truth and efectiOn,
Or lull suspicion to rest.
How often the friend We hold dearest
Their noblest emotions conceal;
And bosoms the purest. sincerest,
Have secrets they cannot reveal.
Leave base minds to harbor suspicion,
And small ones to trace our defects
Let ours be nobler ambition,
For base is the mind that suspects.
We none of US know one another,
And oft into error we fall;
Then let US speak well of our brother,
Or speak not about him at all.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15
From the New York Evening Post.
THE Z0UAVES OF THE REVOLU.
TT0N

At this time it may be interesting to
your numerous readers to know that there
were Zouaves in the War of Independ-
ence. The extract of letter, written by
young soldier in the Connecticut army
to his parents, which follows, states the
fact:
Dear Parents: Our company arrived
here last night very late, hungry and tired.
Training is a good deal harder than old
Squire Fell tells of If he'd marched
fourteen miles day for three days and
carried his prog, besides fathers old French
war fusee, calculate he'd not been so
encouraging to US boys 1 don't find fault
mind; only wish to let you know that
We are not on Nay party.
AT Milford tavern we were Joined by
the companies of soldiers from New Ha-
ven and company of queer fellows as
Jake calls them, from the southern colo
MES. They arc rihemen, and are COM
manded by Colonel Cresap. They don't
use any beds, as We do, but sleep right on
the ground, all in a row like the Indians
do. But their antics in military exercise
are of the most curious kind. They load
and fire their rifles lying fat on their bel
lies After that they tangle themselves
all up in a knot, and look just like por-
eupine with their guns sticking out all
over them. But the wondermost part of
their actions is their hitting a mark. Any
one of them can hit a small potato at
forty rods distance. You never saw any
thing like it. When we get to camp 1
viii write more about these rifemen, who
would amusc the girls if they could see
them cut their antics. "
The rest of the letter is of a private
nature, and uninteresting to the public
If it is agreeable, would like you to
publish the extract, and Oblige descend
ant of the writer.
]. S. PRATT.
The company described in this letter is
also alluded to in MoOre's Diary of the
Revolution.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

TSTATE OFPERLEEBRUSH dec'd-
~ Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
the e..,te Of rer- ee'lSr1sh lie Of Hnh1srl, ftun
bull county. O.. 6eceas q. Persons kuoN ~ ii-4i-
selves iadettei to sail estate ere desired 60 ma
rrs,-t fhei3 fuIy autnenticlted, . Cos, Aatia 8
Spear, ktty's, " lrrrn. o. - 49,
W. 49, - - Aul. -lis - *,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-08-15

nc c9SlI. ~ st,T,op Baud wheel Patterns, C,ul-
Ter Sca.e Crow Bars, Iron Force Pump, - Pif
Wood Clamps, Nachius f9r csiting wood sc.sss.
2DraWers and Locks, cast Iron NoreN ISr t.s5 .
L1ttIip-s / ygooI Ranch aad Scrs~. ] sct- el ' cod
tooIs frot, to 10 large ison H.ncEes, Iron CLAN
uarrs sizr) lot OF cold Chisels, ilamEers' - ?
varie;v OF small tools. Terms of Sale-ail sums 81
dollars ard uud r. cash delivery OF articles
.urchased. All sums frOn ave 20 hiiy dSlisrs- 81
aonths srriit II desired wilt given WITH goo
r,ritv anil over fty dollars 0ne years credit otes
10 draw interest. Sale to Commence gt ~ e2eA y
NJ fsqi4 dsv A y. LYMAN Sherd-
d. Sheria's once. Asg. 7, i-6A1 GT-
, 1860-12-07
MERCHANTS MEETING.

L
The meeting Of merchants and business
men generally, to bc held this evening Il,
Bryan's Hall, promises to be an i,npos:n.
demonstration. We have but orc word to
say In addition 10 what has heretofore an
pcared in. these columns rclatiyc to this
subject. The object, as we understand il,
is to obtain an expression Of opinion
from that class OF community most largely
and intimately interested in. financial ;!:
fairs, with the expectation that it will to
some extent influence the action Of our Stale
LcglslatEre, soon to assemble. Ii this be
50, II is important that nothing be done
hastily, or without due and full dclibcra-
tion and discussion. Different individuals
will undoubtedly have different panaccas
TO offer lor our monetary evils. That is
well. Let every plan be discussed. LII
crery man WIN las IN idea On tic subject
contribute it to the common stock, aul
then hagu,onize as near rs may bc upon
some clearly defined line Of policy which
will commend itself 10 men Of sound judy
ment throughout the State, aud secure
their cooperation in the general object Of
reforming our currency. Il is not ncccssa-
II that final action be had tonight. Pre-.
cipitanc5 will endanger everything. In :,
matter of such vital interest, our blsincs.
men can afford 10 hold a half.dozcn, or
more, meetings between now and The as
scmbling Of tac State Legislature. We
make thcsc Suggestions, believing tia. they
will meet the approval Of ninc-tc,,1lls, OF
moro, of tic class who have called the
meeting. d.,
, 1860-12-07
From sold Ahessss I1ouac.
Especial Correspondence Cincinnati Couamerc!
Srn1s0FlEID, Nov. IS, '15c

TSpcctnl Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial
SrassdFlEtD. Nov. IS 15co-
The President clcct returned from lis trip
to Chicago on Monday evening last Your
correspondent Was delighted to behold once
more Ills angular form. His occupation was
absolutely Souc MS soou IS IL had been removed
beyond sight The relapse Of Springfield into
its wontcd dullncss Was Instantaneous. The
capital Of the Prairic State without Lincoln
vas worss than Warrington without Congress-:
It struck the 2fstless s1iuur71eF like one GRIND
Quaker meeting house. Hotel parlors were
deserted; book-kecpe1s enjoyed m uninter-
rurted leisure; bi1linrd tables stood unoccu-
pied the capitol looked like a dead Aouse--in
flnc, many distressing place your special cor
respondent has visited in Lis time, ho feels
constrained to pronounce Springfield tue most
NJ. Lincoln was glad to get back They had
worried him nearly to dcail with dinners, par
ties, Sunday school meetings, church visits,
levces, &c, dc. The Scs1la, of Springfield, was
nothing compared with the Charybdis Of Chi.
cago. The bores here were mostly yillasers
aud made no other prctcnsions than TO lake :
good !ook ut ~Old Abc." In tic Garden City,
they claimed him body and soul. They hauled
him I'll over TINT city Of respectable distances.
They eurfeitcd him, who ycasncd for his plain
roast beef, with French dinncrs- They annoy
cd him with parties, ATTENDED BY the beauty
and fashiop." Expectauts Of distinction, from
all parta Of the AnrthwcAt, clung to him like
brts. What .wondcr, then, that he fe1t bis
AeaH Eaadde0ed, On reaching once moro the
comparative q11et Of his old home.
, 1860-12-07
WASHINGTON LETTERS

r,.o ,a,,a.a ''.,.,;.,. nvN LHA1sns:
,,u.;.e 49, ~. f "..-. - s'1' toutta -!
49, e;.aa,,,.s ~s - 1,e. 1,,. " So"s,eas o'f
~. ona ~ =. as:.s' s' aaa "'.''e''
=, ,ra - r..:.s, ~ 40 e4s VINO slea' .ne "tn'ef
.;n,, thsa,l .eo 'e's sc.ci''' -, a''c.'-
1' ~. s'aue't' 1ne" graph
:. oe0 ~ '1' e'es4t WEN WHICH
,e,s, a ~ y. sue es'1'e " !ce4in5 ea's''
~ ..ss., 49,, -~ 0eee .ne 'etsc ssnoi'.
GO "4~a .neS gave u .''o arguments o1
. n'.'1 u An i'at''es anu I'll
'@' " i'o'''aeso sentiment INC OCCASION
80 ~. pe' y. prominent pc'sonascs,
wv .1e .''''ty WIN WHICH 'lc writer DIS
,ssca Tue 'tt.o*'s topics o. 'es'sla%lon and
ulseuss'ou Us 'ne arose. constituted apo
.Aeas t,..'o'c " t"e paper ouf'hs inc VIM
c-a -. . auo e1'seu II u oe nuch sought
~ W. ol W, Usual s''eco1 'eslae1s'---
.a' .u4' ''.aIno ~ t4'eso 'e'te1s III tne a""
81 ~ 49, -e,so'4' y. '"e "i.'c' " 'nc"''
~. 'AeAs wv 1e4ae'so VI t''c AA1lNE
, 1860-12-07

tile Mot which effected her ruin, she writes
this ncte: Would not a, wife, having knowl-
edge Of the existence Of q plot Ct two scoun-
drels to ruin her, hare disclosed It to her lus-
band, instead Of one Of the villains, II she lad
been innocent! Was there not asec1et there,
not to be told, not to be written aboute A
plot to lure her By batteries, till she became
ripe for soductioue Would she not hare told
her husband. There had been Il plot. That
plot had succeeded, and she is ang1y to discny-
cr she had been made the victim Of one Her
conscience WIS her accuscr, and she writes
this letter. 4 pretty paper to put in the case.
II nothing else existed, this alone should prosc
her guilt,
, 1860-12-07
IYERSQN OF EEQIlGIA.

Tie intcmperatc ard unptrio;ic lan-
guage indulged in yesterday hy ono Of tho
Senators from Georgia. will not, we trust,
bctray any Senator o- Representative Of The
free States into corresponding exhibition.
lvcrson is disuni',list fcr sc. Long be-
fore tho election Of L;ncoln hc had openly
avowcd himself 10 that cucct. In one VI
his violent harangues In the Senate la,
winter lie declared in substance, that lle
would accept Of none Of the panaccas
which wcro being held out TO tEc South It,
promote peace between tho sections. There
were certain things which the South coll
sidcrcd essential to her security aud the
building up Of her interests, and these slc
was willing to accept in the Union, il ten
dercd TO her. but if they were not, she
would have them out Of tho Union. Shc
would have the power of The Soul,
augmented by the absorption oi
Mexico, Central America, and tl,c
Islands Of the Gulf; she would have
protection for her property in Slaves every.
where; and she would have free ,r.de boil,
in labor {nigscrs) aud in goods, This is the
whole gospel of Slavery and Of D:sunion
according 10 Senator 1vcrson. 1t is The
platform Of South Carolina and of all III.
disunionists 1kr se, OF whatever State. \
distinction must be drawn, therefore, be
tween the men for whom Ivcrson speaks
and the conservative ucu Of the South. Il
we lad the car Of Republican Senators and
Representatives wo should advise then
neither 10 t.nitatc the intcmrcrancc O.
speech displayed by tho 1vcrron and Kei,1
school, nor dignity their violent and trca
sonable harangce5 with any reply or ever
notice. Let them ycntil:tc their treason
and air their birthstone vocabulary. I'll.
best answer that can be given them, liz
most unanswcrable reply that can he madr
is the locic Of IN ilnpcr.urbablc silence.
, 1860-12-07
THE CITY.


SO 1Fill be paid By the carriers Of the DA1Lx
TRIBUNE for the best written New Years Ad-
dress, 10 be sent ID By the 9th Of December.
Rejected addresses returned II desired. Ad-
dress 6. r. BRAcKErr,
Tribune Office Chieaeo.
, 1860-12-07

The people Of Cincinnati were dissatisfied
With tho result Of the cc:,sus Of that city IS
taken by the United States Marshal, and tic
Common Council had the work done over ct
tho expense Of the city. The return has just
been made, showing q total population ot
17l,2os. which is ubunt ten thousand moro
, 1860-12-07

Tho MerchantA9 Mcctfuw at Urynn
Hall To-nl.hi.
Tho call published in our columns \ dar or
- - ,...;.. .r ~. ,t.o.,.-.. -
t"o stnee toE "eel'ns " INC aesc"ao's o'
Chicago at Bryan uat, this Friday evening,
WAS remarkable in bearing tie names Of one
"1"a'eo anu '3s'a9 VI our oeee anu 'oos' Per
mancnt houses, In every department Of the
trade Of our city, It's object, as stated in the
c,u Is IN consp,t as to what LEGISLATION i,
M $50 go, ,
necessary IN NC" OF the nnancia! and general
condition Of our Static"
, 1860-12-07
Mn- FoRn4TsA71x7rER


Azeu.se1t Z. T.. Dec. 1. 1sU.
hare before been i1fstzaightened circum-
stances; but your 500 set me up and made
nc feel that tho "botton had not fallen
out"
What 4 time VIC hayo had! For six days
past NC had no cars from Hannibal, On account
Of breaking the bridge over the Grand River.
But now all is right, anu freight comes again.
But the suffering Of our people now begins
to be seen. Some who were determined to
hide their destit,dion, and were hoping for conc
rr:sute funds in the States, have ut last come
to me to say !" they must hare aid or die"
Over twenty teams aze here today from the
various local Committees, and they say " they
ns.ta stay unit sona<thtag eomesr' Every ca.-
load Is disposed of before it arrives
Two widow ladies came to nc from Doni-
pin county to-day, who said to nc: ave have
large families, aro left alone, We cannot get
work, are out Of provisions, our children can
not be seen In the streets, nc cannot protect
them from hunger or cold"
Hundreds Of fasnilles are today In that
wretched condition. They would hide 1t if
they could Ill their crops have failcd, The
''eatly and the latter rain" fell not. And their
empty, cmaciatcd hands are stretched ont to
God, and to human kindness. In tue name Of
thousands who have seen better days, THANK
you DON'T get weary In your good work. We
shall hold up these hands cheerfu1ly, so long
as you lend US aid. God bless you.
, 1860-12-07
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, DECEMBER I, 1860.

ER I, 1860.
THE CITY.
New Yenr's Address.
$50 will be paid by the carriers Of the DAILY
TnrDCSE for the best written New Years Ad-
dress, 10 be sent ID By the 24th Of December.
Rejected addresses returned II desired. Ad-
dress G. r. BRAcKErr,
Tribune Office, Chiago.
OWNER WASrED.-A large brass key has
bsen found and left ut the Office Of the City
Marshal. The owner Of lock to fit it is want
cd
OLp ESorGu TO Know BETTER..-Au elderly
man by the name Of Marshall came to the Mar
shal's office yesteraay with compliant Of hav-
ing been robbed Of fifteen dollars, By nynpA
t'u pare, on the West Side.
LEcrCEE At HIDE PAnK-At the request
ofthe Hyde Park Literary Association, james
Gruut Wilson, Esq, will repeat before the AS
socia:ion, at the Hyde Park Chapel, this Fri
day. evening, his lecture On Sir Walter Scott.
AD TO KAxsAa-Dona,icns to tic amount
of $50 were taken in the Methodist Frisco
pal Church at Frccport on ThanksgivIsg day.
Stephenson couuty!s doing hcr, whole duty In
this noble work.
NEw MCs1c a J. Hcgfus, Music Publish
er and Dealer, ut No. - South Clark street,
has Just issued d beautiful new piece entitled
II canno. catch the Sunshine, words By Eliz-
abeth Benton, music composed by l. J. Hig.
gins.
0pES ron lSsPEc11oS.-The elegant and cx-
tensiyc new Restaurant Of Aessrh. Smith 4;
Higgins In Knights new marble block on
day, thrown open for public inspection aud
visited by many citizens It is one Of the finest
cycr opened west Of New York.
STEAM VERSES Honsrr1Esu. - Yesterday
morning, as the steam arc engine Long John
was being run to the Gre on the West Side, it
came in collision with one Of the Randolph
street CATS, and broke the dash Of the latter
At one time there was danger Of more serious
results, but happily no farther damage was
done on either side.
BAny BrnsEp.-Yester,iay morning about
tcn o'clock a barn, situated in the rear OF No.
| 1G3 West Madison street, owned by Henry
Hymcn, WAS burned 10 the ground. A horse
yalned at S100 was also consumed Entire loss
| about $3.50 No insurance. Another barn,
the property Of Seny Bcrgh, adjoining, were
, 1860-12-07

OLD ESoreu TO Know BETTKR-An elderly
man BY the name Of Marshall came to the Mar
slal's office yesterday with complaint Of hay-
ing been robbed Of fifteen dollars, By ns7,,ypA
<{u p9ry on the West Side
, 1860-12-07

OWNER WAsrED.-A large brass key has
been found and left ut the Office Of the City
Marshal. The owner Of a lock to 1T It Is want
, 1860-12-07
90 fent.

ITO REN T. Possession given
l. Lnnc:i.teiy. A tuo.s&orv fran. lou.e. contain.
Ing roo,, Ee~ly pape-ti and Ealated. anh supplied
txe.r Kahasa Ase ue and State street, Tie crratrr
portion furniture be hsi II detired. Iu9ulfe
u uE T. H. Do-uc No. III Lake street. between aud
IT. IT. de3xtw
<1sa, NEW AND SECOND
HAxn PlA sos for sale tow. Pianos and
VI I II MeIp.se6eR 10 rent Orders for fnnt5 {
Pa.% Melodrons, OrGaus ard ali kinds of Mnsacsa
tn.t-ncnts promptly attended to- Al kinda u Nust.
eal IratfuueAt rrr aired at shoFr rRt1ce.
LIS LAKE. SraEEI-SEAl: CLARK.
, 1860-12-07
'Gbiraqn Griibtttte.


ETo Hail SubscEtbcrs.l ,-
The'data on ths slip oa which your name IL
printed. tells when your subscription runs ou..
Keep m eye omit.
, 1860-12-07
THE Y0rxG NAIL R0BBER, CAMPBELL
Still Further Discovery Of Stolen
Letters.

From Col c. G. Hammond, Superintendent:
ofthc Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail.
road, wc hare received the appended list cl
stolen letters aud mail matter, which largel;:
swc1ls the extraordinary exhibit Of the young
mail rohbcr, John Campbell, late trnin boy
on the c., B. d Q. r R. These last were
found concealed In the lining Of the baggage
car in which Campbell WAS arrested on Sun.
day night When disturbed By the baggage
master, he crammcd thescinto the inter space
Of the side of the cat. The car left here OF
Monday night, but at the lower end Of the
route was subjected to thorough search BY
Conductor VIM. Il Towncr, and the discover,
made Of the following. There is, under the
circumstances, q lurking joke in the extract
from, the scrap Of letter -sshl=h closes tho list
1.-THE mail is so unccrtaiM;: sure enough
The matter recovered has been delivered II
the Chicago postmaster:
Draft ]. Wood s. Co.. Nov. %, Qniacy, ILL.,,
Dsait j. GSsoa Wood Co., Nas s. duiney
der j. r, Skinner On IIofmsu / Gelpeke. al8
Draft City Hank, Cairo. NPv. "a. order
ofGeo. Uond on Marine Bank, Chicago. 1000
DRAFT U. S. Penfc!d, cash'r, Quincy, nor.
30, order Of +. Freeman on Atwood i
Dsa!i t. s. Tonaeld. Qaies!, Pee; ist. or: 's
Draft L. ! G. II. Bull, Quincy. Dec. i, order
II. L. Hill on l.. y. olusted s Co.. chi.
Dali al ii. s: Henry i CO.. Sterling, nj. D''
Nov ID, order of r. S. ninckley on Ma
rinc 1lank, Chicago. ST.
Draft Dradpsr, smith 4 Co. Chicago, Oct.
%, oFder Moore, shunan i Co., on D.s.
DrassJ. i. Dnnn i c.. Galesbulsh. Nov. ~
, 1860-12-07
Nem advertisements.

@. 4. SCRIHE.T. Adrnfising A9ent, 6 dor
bora It,. u aataoris&d 70 seceies Adr<7tis<<n&<f for
tals aad al ~ L<adiag T1p<rs Qf ka< -sorIhnsst
, 1860-12-07

r. All persons expecting DR.. Fa11ez to, extract,
iii insert artificial teeth or otherwise treat their
dental organs, are notified that his ONCE Is No. IS
Clark street, opposite the Court House.
d.4Et J. .Fu11zn, Dentist.
, 1860-12-07

LECTURE At HYDE PAnK.-At the request
ofthe Hyde Park Literary Association, Janes
Gruut Wilson, Esq., will repeat before the AS
sociation, at the Hyde Park Chapel, this {Fri-
day. evening, his lecture On Sir Walter Scott
, 1860-12-07

E New England pure Spruco Gum, In Its nat
rral form. c7n be had at SaEgens's, corner State
ard Randolph. ..Chewers take notice Of the tact.
, 1860-12-07

AVsA+9ASsA -alsAuAee@A
I9:s9 Clark Street.
RlLtiARD KEROSENE LAMPS. |
HOTEL - T.
HALL = "
PAfL0R Is
KITCHEN
ALI with the Latest
MOST IMPROVED BURNERS,
ILLUMINATING
Without Smoke or Odor,
II Il
LAMP AND OIL EMPORIUM,
l22 --- Clark Street --- I22
CIIAS. T.. NOBLE.
HOODS! HooDsA H00Ds!!'
At WHOLESALE.
LADIES a.7'IT MOODS,
so1rEE1So AND D1Ack.
Ju.t received ard for snlc bT
u. M 5TINI ef3 CO.,
de5d117ssuet ;: Lake street tup&s Isl
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Great Reduction in Price,
FOR TWO MONTHS.
At Nos. 12e and 1cl Clark Street.
FASSETT & COOKS
Best Plain Photographs
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Good colored Photographs aa- c slze, IN riee SIT
frames for asa dotlars, s. seod - eaa be had
IN any other city fo1 te1-
sa Il no nstance y. p2er rtsssF Is 1;lered d = :o
1voKITfPEs.
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<>&' ~'s '~'' '' ones il chisa.o:
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| u Only wccs;y Lac 70
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coounento fcss25 co2E; f14isra fs!as At oa'ease"a
| ax. ~ MY 4z.-N[ r aAA'-
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rr,te:..s tau p,xer c!yss na. .tesmer. II eonnee-
ac3 wta nc 1T, i,3eS. ~ ,e an
50 81: e, s: @ ssa .' ul"es
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E*'s as:ss. III s:::: god ID: ii ..s 10.
c4 bringing cut rense1s = 1Ha IL,
pnsD Gn s :, aaa :,
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, 1860-12-07

r. Sflye. Plated Gooda = to s. per cent. cheap
er than any other haua<. Sea Hamblsn d co-'s
advertisement. noet-fu
fY-M should not I'LL to read shs Advertisement
Of Prof, Wood III to-d1y's papsz. se&H
, 1860-12-07

thrr this iad5 is guilty OF innocont. The Law
tas said, and wisely said, That no person sliall
twelve who sill as tricrs shall be satisfied be-
yond reasonable doubt that she is guilty.
But, gcutlcmcn. Il am not greatly mistaken
In the evidence that has been 4dduced, there Is
not single nun Of you who is willing to say
from the evidence here given that he in his
heart and in his conscience, believes that this
womau s,ns ever been guilty Of the crime with
which she stands charged
Mr. Ucckwilh closed after speaking over
seJch hours.
, 1860-12-07

1TcV1C ER'S THEATRE.
lE1 Madison street. between sate md Dearborn
Urocr% c-en At : o'clock. Performance to com.
meaer Al IL os!etk- BOZ O:.ce open from II till
aud from iii o'cs.cx.
Apxls<ox--psess ct-cIs 50 cents; Second Circle, s
cents Private Boxes <a-m aud ta.1a
BENEFIT OF Mr. MYERS
Dezn:stic rrama, Comedy and Farce.
Friday Evening Deeesnhxr :,n. vii ne presented tas
New domestic UFaua entitled
TIIE BANKER AND H18 WIFE.
Hessts N.efs, McVlcksH. Prior. Mrs. F1untetx. Rad
Afs- Myees Ia this pripclpA1 characters.
70 be followed By the New Comedy by Charts
Nat1axA entitled
AGGRAT4TISG SAM.
To conclude with the AvoEise fareo Of
4 Race for 4 Widow.
AQoIqHuS..- AE- ol1tIs
EAa e1e0eat bin tor Saturday n,Eat
YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION
CTCR E s,
fonr<nr4nv ThrrsAsx Fvpn1o~ VnTenohar 18th fpsn
, 1860-12-07

PUELr7 PREPARED C1DER-Ed!ors Tribune:
Since the advertisement Of 'sphclps' Prepared
Cider" appeared in your columns, VIC have re-
ceived number OF inquiries about the term
prepared" Some suppose 1t TO mean = sru-
rious article manufactured irun acid, nolassca
and water It is due TO Ar. pheiFs to stat:
tuar his cidcris nothing but the pure juice, and
simply to keep it trum souEins. and it aeeon.
plishcs the Object for which it Is designed and
adds TO its favor. Ne will warrant it Just
what ne advertise it to be-"thc purest and
best in market" IIonns, OLlruAsr, A Co.
Chicago, DE-. 5Ia, lStD-