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, 1860-04-07

The sentiments Of your article have done
great good at the East. We take it as an indi-
cation Of an honest purpose and disposition to
do tue honest thing.
4 sarings institution here which has invested
for its trust funds in the bonds Of the city Of
Chicago, upon the reports of Illinois rcpudia-
ton, had determined to change the Investment
Upon the reading Of that article changed its
determination. Its faith in Chicago bonds is
restored. 1t believes they were issued in good
faith and will faithfully be paid.
trnst and hope that we hare seen and heard
the last Of Reputation ut the West, and letters
receiEed from all parts Of your State indicate
that the people of Illinois will perer disgrace
themselves by reputation; that the attempts,
in BONE few instances made, do not reflect the
the tone and sentiment Of the Illinois people.
To States, communities, and indiriduals, a11.
experience teaches the lesson that honesty is
the best policy in the long run, considered only
in the light Of self-interest.
The ralue Of property, houses and lands de-
pend much upon their surroundings, Who
would wish to Own property, much less to iu-
Test, in q community where obligations were
recklessly disregarled.
, 1860-04-07

There was certaiu'y nothing in our brief ref
ference to the election of City Trister, that
could furnish the persons in charge Of the Jour
rat with decent pretert for the exhibition ol
i'll nature in which they indulge. We repeat,
that after the Council cut down the prices for it's
advertising to rat rates, ,we distinctly inform
ed members Of that body that We declined re-
election. and advised them to rotc for the Jour-
nal as the only paper in the city that did busi-
ress on such principles.
But for the particular edilicat;on Of that con-
ccru we will remark, that had the old prices re-
mained unchanged it would not hare been cleo
TED. As the columns Of the Pass AND TRIBUNE
are not filled with '*5cad ads" we were rot dis
posed to crowd out customers paying regular
prices, TO accommodate the city fathers, but nd
rised them to take their cheap wares to shop
that had room "to let,' and glad Of customer
On any ter1nB. They acted Oh cur adviee, aud
the concern in the "holc in Couch alley" got
the job. As the Journal should feel gratided
for our declination in its behalf, the Only farol
we ask In return is to cease speaking Of the
pR1ss AND Tribune hereafter as Il rival estab'
lishnent." Grant this request anl consider tl.t
obligation balanced.
, 1860-04-07
Tie Op1nton Of Hon. John m. Wilson
on aile Will OF the late JAbez Har.


80 ~ .e4 ~ t.r'1 ~ o"1 1s.1e'e
-..D p'.'.ueu' M, ."''.e' ~ n'e's"
=. ,''' te"' =" a. 'a. "isu LIS WIFE aou QUE
en'.o oa luz '''''a'ea 1ac'oe'
r'. nAsoes II, way 1apposeo u ue very "ea'.n5'
4'a ls'' "h,'n "n'eo ne ao'en,oI'ea ME es.a.e
o'st quai'ef u ''.1''0A u oo,'a,s' lie 'e''
'''e enau sof'.''os n''n' "no otea aooo' TWO
years "'eF"A'". LIS ne1to' e'n were oro1nefs
~" s's~is 1es'a"s AZ Inss1"o ana eanaoa'
, 1860-04-07


9x-h. .o,,, ..a x,,,, ..,,,. lin ,uae+;on9 .
Nv o"' "ue 4" 4s'' -"'
Dr. Hahn, late Pro.Sl1Tcry candidatc lot AL
dermau. swears ~ follows:
..,.. .aa.a., - ,r !, ,,,..,.,. ch.,.,,n ~ H..
,.,,n,,.o. ..,. ~ .<c nonnc
>an kes Of the Commercial House. Of Sherman
ana 'aa nuten s's On tue second faay ta.s 'he ia'
po.1pr TIE pou,clan I'D be vou1c, take than
hsru.ar r'1ce 50 CENTS d.y. uasam Ind directed
~. ,s,., =. - ~ ,a,a h,
h.n responsible for tc BILL 1thcn wen. to Eat*lasn
.ua f9so MN tHa NC Pace "oaa oc ~ oas nse
ba11 IL Other ,,,y Fl e <iy u, be supposed j. ,an.t
paid.
LOU n:e - - lns sea"a ~.
T 5 ,ot n,.r 7zct ,.,.,,, aua If We wanted any #
them in tho 1ri We e.ud bs finding place for
,'e 10 p '" ~, ,, 0ats - ~' ''S'
Qu>ea :-Dll you suppose TIC put III The corn.
e'cl "ese sor tlt 'cne o lie General s.e
1n.rsr a.sed lie r.eu to vote for me- nur DO know
how they voted for Alderman.
Qse.s.'" ~ ~. t'as"s" nncmoes mv saying 10
xere nc, c.av ct,ed 10 vote ud tla, the ~
raast'nent n.ed not bc u.aas7 A.sxtr:-so.
~ "h'c1 aliessat'oas sAshtI} oah 1e'uE' as
, 1860-04-07

THAT 'OEM0CK4T1C VICTORY.
Aa we anticipated, tue Times is blowing like
bellows over the election Of Sprague, the
e conservative Republican" candidate for Gov
ernor in Rhode Island, rs being great Demo-
cratic victory! How does that veracious
sheet get around the ugly fact that after tho
young Republicans Of Rhode Island had nom
limited SpraEuc, he published card in the
Providence Post (Denocra,ic) staticg that be
WAS q Republican, had always voted that tick
ct, and should continue 70 to do. On that
statement, tho Post declared that in case Nj.
Sprasre should be elected i. would not be
claimed as Democratic victory! 1t was this
ASSURANCE that clectad him. No Republican
would have voted for him had hs supposed
that in 50 doing he Was voting for a Douglas;
Buchanan, OF any other breed Of Democratic.
Rhode Island is good for 5000 minority for
Ale Lincoln for President ne1t fall. if ho shall
he the Republican candidate, Mark that.
, 1860-04-07
VOLUME XIII.


The letter from Boston which we publish
this morning, in another column, indicates
very clearly the feeling with which the move
towards virtual reputation by some Of the
counties and towns Of this State, is regarded
in the great financial centres Of tho country.
There has nerer been time when the people
Of Illinois were so lily prepared to indulge in
this costly luxury as now. Slowly recover
ing, as they are, from the ELECTS Of severe
financial revu1sion, they need more than ever
before all the advantages which spring from d
good name-irom an integrity never i1npeached
md an honor to which no stain ATTACHES. What
they havo already lost By the il-adyised ac-
ton Of less than ha1f-a-dozen counties, it
would ba difficult to oa1imate We were
shown, few days ago, 4 letter from distin-
guished fioarcier Of New York, to citizen OF
Schuyler County, under cover Of which sever
al bonds Of that county which had been sent
to the writer for negotiation were returned,
with the assurance that eyen if he were to
consent to become party to their sale, pur-
chaser could not be found. And lo added,
"91he course Of Hancocz; and Schuyler Gun
sites in sepudiattng, Keeps fve millions Of NOR
"ey out Of Illinois that soould otherwise hare
"1ern expended there s0iktin Tie next eighteen
months" That is tho way it works The
innocent arc made to suffer equally with the
guilty-the honest equally With the dishonest,
and return Of prosperous times is indefinitely
postponed. We repeat what we have said
more than once already, that this thing Of yir-
tual Reputation must BE- stopped at once, or
the State will be set back moro than quarter
Of century in. the race Of progress. Sell
prescryatior-to say nothing Of the obliga-
tons Of honesty and honor-requiro it. Tie
example Of Alton is worthy Of imitation, AID
NC hope to see it promptly followed wherever
the first fatal step has been taken. Iustead
Of urging the technical plea Of ir1egularity in
the issue, and taking temporary refuge behind
tho courts let the consideration that the bonds
were issued and received in good faith be Euffi~
cient to prompt the determination to shoulder
tho burthen like honest men. Any other
course will be fraught with widespread and
lopg-continued disaster
, 1860-04-07

/E.e~rr yr.n.r u,rr,.r "a ra.tar hr
Tho r,,a .rh;,,, 70. tha f,r ~ f,-st sa,,
h,,,, of,or .,s f,,, ,oor on ar nsrt of,sr N,rc,,
o.. H. ~. .-r...,,,.,t r.,t.. n,r ,,n.
80 a,,,r .. u,..,, ~ -, rro-a tban n,n,,h
-. - 49,, o.u r,,. IT., IT,. - e..
+;r,,.r ,,d - ID .o,sn,n1, md d.xo,,fv ..,.hr,.
ind ,trorobont =, rerr v;ao nor,;on of fbr;st,
ondon .s commemorative ~, of .be res,rrac.;o,
of ,,a Sav;ovr or thu f.briet;a, p,ssor,r Ito
h;s,orr c,- .a,tn~;os and IN ,eor,x ali c,rrt-;o,
tee,nx vii, a variety of characteristics oh.erv.
nnce, nonr1ar snorts md suncrs,:t;,ns Tte
o,d Foe1;sh custom of presents Of co1,red epcs
Tho 1r;sh 1eoends that The SIM DANCES in The st1
-, r,e,,- r,,r,;no, II. E,o,;sh o,.n. ,f bs1j
.ho .r;r;,so.. nd ;r,,,,;.;a. s,;1, ,;~sr a.,
E,star nov j., .ome rar.s of rno,,,d ore MI If
,,,;s c,,ss Eon,,lv marked Int nor hann;,v
ext;nc. ara the demonstrations which m mi.
d,x warr V;xited nnon III. children If tbe nat;on
,n,ono ,,bor, +,a s,v;or- srfared II In.
como II te n onict rcli,,ions .c.t;ra1 amid
1arre share Of the religious public. Yesterday,
f,ooa Friday, thc Friday lefore Easter. pnb1ic
services were held morning and evening in the
vnrious Episcopal and Catholic Churches.
There is also O service laid down in the Prayer
Book for morning and evening of every dar in
the week precediur Easter. as Passion Week.
Tus Fsts1 or 1nE PAssoyEn-ro.day. Aorl
,tb. the Jewish Sabbath will be obserrea by
the lsfacites Of tho entire world as The Feast Of
The Passover, commemorative Of their deliver
aucc. through Moses, - opt Of the land Of Egypt,
aod out Of the house Of bondage"
, 1860-04-07

/ OST-A White Bull Pup. tan
IL color around each ea- ard a. a,ourd tue fa Az
sWets to ne Lane of "fnnny." When a4t sesn h.4
pfass eonr on ANY Person Fiuuln. II 10 the owner M
l5lAlehEsn Avenue, will be Gbe1aiy 1ewaried. ap;,e
, 1860-04-07

CHICA GO.
Campaign Documents.

Abraham Lineo'n's great speech delivered nj
Cooper Institute, New York, neatly printed, IN
pamphlet form, can be had at our counting
room. Price one cent per siugle copy, 10 cents
per dozen; 80 cents per hundred, or $4.oo per
1000. Orders from town and country solicited.
Document No. Is also ready for delivery. 1t
coatains the late speech Of Mr. Seward in the
United States Senate, and the crushing rejoin-
der Of Judge Trumbull to Mr.. Douglas reply to
tue former speech. Thcse two speeches make
1G page pamphlet. 1'rice $l.0o per hundred; !;
or $500 per 1000 copies. Let the country be
flooded with these noble 1iudicatious Of the
Republican party. Send your orders.
, 1860-04-07
Western Credit.


Dosrox. Mass April I, Ito. :
ny Jour article styled Z" Western Credit, you
have done the best service which any man could
reader to the West. The article naust do great
good there, as it will set people to thinking and
have tendency to arrest the Insane attempt at
repudission SO upwisely commenced. The idea
ofrepudiation at The n est is most insane. Char
acteE, integrity, future growth and progress,
the great West cannot afford to throw away.
As remedy Of eren pr4.tnt evils, Reputation
is like the remedy Of the cup to the iucbriate,
which il it browns present ILL, also drewns future
prosperity No community cen afford to ignore
the p1incip'es:ofjustice Of good faith and intec-
ritz. The credit Of Illinois has been ADORE sus-
ptc1on heretofore. and that maa is her enemy
who would now strike at her: good name and
good credit: -
have said your article must do great good
At the West and to. the West. Tha credit ereu
Of your great and growing city, Chicago, hs.
suffered bJ the reports Of Illinois repudiation.
, 1860-04-07
SPRING ELECTIONS.
ILLINOIS,

COLES CousEF.-fhc lsepub11eans OF Goes
county carry towns for town officers, and the
democrats :. The aggregate hepapl'can ma
jor'ty is Soo- Tho Republicans carry the town
OF tAarttteo' by al average majority Of ibout
.5- Inns town has Always oeca oesaoefa''e-
last year by co majority. Coles county ls good
for 400 to 200 majority Tor ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
HANCOCK Cors1F.-ln HdTsd', u. Sharp,
Republican, is elected Mayor Of the c'tE by lbs
majo.ity oo amall vote, and the remainder OF
the ticket mostly without opposition. The town
Of Warszp elects Republican cfheers without
opposition.
CAnEol1 CousTf.-.Aouat Carroll elects Re'
puo'ica" fo~n o'ieesS WHOM cpres''Aon@
CHAxrAGxE CoCx7r.-Wtst Urtdn9 elects q
f,1t nanrt,';r,r t;rt.+ tbr Srnerv;aor hr 71o
IT.
U'3"'4t, aoo o'oa"e u'o .ue s"nie Au'ns.
GRrNor CouSrT.-Norr4s CITY elects " iti1afn
C. uammcl1. Republican, Mayor by 4o majority.
r.a Jo- ~ .t,s ran,.I;re1 t;r,.at - n1<
-
e1eeAeo"
KNOX COUNTY,. +. Dunn, Es4.. Kepu1fcaD,
wos elected Mayor of UaksIu,oL on Tuesday
H., ...:,..r ,rh;., r. ;,,.+ ,t,e ,,u,,cr of
- "'0 -
'@s-A Ts""-~' -"-- -~~- - VS.
Mayor.
Inr.x Co,-<~- I;neoln etect< Reoub1;can
<,,--.-.-,r,,.,r
LOWE o9ucctS' aao "att1h.4 n.4''"ua. aa4.
PkontA Co-Itors0 ttsy elected Tie hepnbll-
can ticket for town officers By handsome ma
jority.
Rncx Ist.xn Co.-Roct I.Lqnd. coutinuinr in
=, ,. ..h H..
Nv sooe ' 49, ~
ed 'tepuohcan to"u oiaeeto VI 4oeaoa5 W
handsome MaloFitic8.
DuasAu Confirmation, the home Of Owen
Loye;oy. elected the entire Republican ticket on
Tuesday last by En- average najorite OF l4s.
R,cu1ASp Co,-Thc following letter from
0laty tells a handsome story for Richl4nd
county:
otszr. 1ll:nolA Anil (, 1850.
Editors Press md Tribune:
.e'<,a.y ~a ptoaa aas a.. .os ienaau e,on!5 -
e,arie n..tr n uayva.d Repubean Va, c,ec:ed iy :,
sjoty overA. L. Dyess tho regular democratic primary
session nominee for sureF'so' Int year hla. tDem >
se ooasa .,eo .Js ,Hs ose 'es .oa may
, 1860-04-07

HELD TO RAIL TEs7ERpAf.-Jamcs Galriu.
arrested On North Franklin street On Thurs
day, on suspicion Of the larceny Of two coats,
four bags, ono pair OF boots aud two pair Of
slors, which were found in his possession, was
brought before Jussice Allhken md held to
bail for further ezauination.
Arsox.-A man named Thomas Inglesby was
arrested yesterday morning by s. B. aymond.
ESD, Of the Chicago Fire Brigade, charging
him with setting FIRE TO his premises On Sout6
street, on "Wednesday a::ss1t. He Was brought
before Justice Ailliken. who held him Ia $l2ol
bail for further hearing.
, 1860-04-07

The Republicans swept Cleveland on Non
day last on full vote, by 76s majority over
the Douglas ti2sct Two Or, three years ago
the Republicans Of that city had to contend
against the Democratic party. But since the
Democrats, under the preaching a.. ". Gray
Of the Plaindsaler, have swallowed sduatter
Sovereignty and become Douglas worshippers,
thu Republican MINORITY ha. stcadt'y increased.
A1ter 1ew more elections there hardly will
remain grease spot Of the once tyiumpb.u.
Democracy Of Cleveland. squatter Sovereignty
Is almost played out in tho Forest Ci.y."
, 1860-04-07
GOOD MEMS.

The House resolution directing the cxpendi-
ture Of the remainder Of tue appropriation for
the maintenance Of the pier and light house at
the mouth Of Chicago harbor, passed tho Sen
ate yesterday. So NC arc to have the money
after ali!
, 1860-04-07

JEWISH ScucoL,-With the Synagogue on the
corner Of Wells and Adams street there is
school connected, for nil the Jewish children Of
teacher Of the English language and other
branches. This School is under the supcryis-
ion Of Board Of Education, Of which Mr. Leo
pold s1ayer is Chairman, and Mr. Godhey SnJ-
decker, Secretary.
, 1860-04-07

4 GENTS WANTED-Wc want
active men to sell orr articles In eye,r ctr. r,xn
ana S1s:e aa 1he Wesern stsses To sch c.n oder
~ apSFol r vs. e;n Nasnaa then. fsu slss
~ pff dar tall II IS Washi. stoa STREET. Of atfszs
t*ith E@,axe st2mpJ TELLER DAY
la-ehol1th theaSu. illinois.
, 1860-04-07

HorsE MoyEo.-Wc saw yesterday the large
old frnme building "Tippccanoc Hail." which
has stood time out Of mind on the corner Of
Wolcott and Kinzie street, moving westward to
new location on kinzie street to the corner Of
Dearborn, while to save time 4 bevy Of carpcn-
ters were at work on singing rirgcd in usual
form, putting on The siding upon one side, as 1t
passed along,
, 1860-04-07

FoUxD DaowSED.-Thc body Of IN unknown
man was taken from the river yesterday and
remains with the Coroner for identification.
, 1860-04-07

REcoHnEn's Cora7.-on yesterday, Charles
Jackson was convicted Of burglary and re-
ceiyed a term Of one year.
, 1860-04-07

II C. +. SEfIrkN. Ad.trti-i:tl 4sen u Lea,eorn-r.
Il auhrei 10 rtre Adre7tf,x II. fer tkit c.f eli IL
A<1dt-s9 Faper' ofsA North Het. jk1.te9fY
, 1860-04-07

poukEr p1ckzp:--At the morning service at
St. Asry's ofthe Lake, woman bad her pocket
picked Of $s In Apurae.
, 1860-04-07
THE CITY.

Auction Sales This Morning.
New and Secondhand Furniture. Earpeta Csocke.y,
etc. ETC.. by Gib=t 4 Simpson. +. Lake street.
, 1860-04-07

Tn1S1TT Cnuncu.-The Annual Letting of
PeUs in this Church will take place Oh Easter
Monday, April nth, at o'clock 4. ".
, 1860-04-07

ConS IN Eeyr7.-See advertisement of Ec7yt-
ion Corn in another column.
, 1860-04-07

SIoAS's CoxEkRclA1 CoIIEoE.-An c1am;oa-
ticn Of young ladies and gentlemen will take
pl4ce before the Board Of Examiners Of the
abore Institution this evening. The public and
The ladies' particularly are invited to be present.
, 1860-04-07

{ fTKAND FANCY DRESS CIVIC
~ bALL-The Int 1ary of The s<ason viii take pace
All H. 4xsf.tio,as A,.emay Boom. on TuesGay
aass iheh Lit and taa MiltAte Aill h4 d.ueed
Y y"ans adf in fai ec,sune Also Mis- ot4anA CAD.
aooa! our eoun. VII appear In e-ehesafd aAAee Tho
aua! assembly 1-kts vii b EecsIve1 Oh this oecaaou
, 1860-04-07

P. r P.-This may be interpreted to mean
Peeler's. Patent Plow, and the demonstration
will be all the clearer By referring to the adrer-
tisenaent OF the same in another column
tW Lovers Of the weed ia its choicest form
will he glad ia learn that James Duffy, late Of
D. W. Corbin & Co. has just leased the new
store No. 81 South Clark street, and will open
ia few days Que Of the most complete Cigar
and Tobacco establishments in the city. James
knows how to make TIP choice stock, aad has
troops offriends who will surely find him at No
81 !" in a few dnys''
, 1860-04-07
NUMBER 241.
amuSe11kntS,
Nh oV1CkER'S THEATRE,
4fk EA.1ca stz=s*, between s.a.s and Ds1bru.

MI y Y y u = n . / IL II a i Il r. !.
4fN IA<.ca sE-s*' between s.A.s and Dea1bon.
SATURDAY EvESIyG,'Ayri IT.,
Positively Last nkht but or iha
Romance Of A Poor Young Man,
MISS 10 DERRY. MRS. LEIGHTON.
MRS: Ht,EsiH, MH LEiUtiTOS
Mk. TtLT}S. MIR WYERA
Me- BRADLEY, NECLlNE,
=. Nls. DILLON.
Name Aas4ules de hanIprcy Mr. TlItou
" tesraFets, n!Eat,!y Ct F1ereh Army Mr D.aclty
Aoai't san b.'srr. formerly EuEss to Manuel.
1- 4eef~r1 !d:sK k'ase. .N7s. DEon
With e9,1re New 10 merry BY J. ". WhytA4.
Novel Afchanlt. ecerts hy David Fnts.
New a1d Il. snfitul Furniture by a. Mar;c.
lhe 2nniaetia and sntA!u4ace Of th9s ptce tlest ia
eapcase sat e drama rts-<a.et IN this the ri
, rEo1oGrE-Pars: Xa2rers sp.ttueats rvycr1t. II
DEITY aod r srtshsp. @
AcF.x:-Bttt m. The tr.t day and Its events
TT,Al- and ke.rrttan* --AF@N7'
At sr.-tul1so II Elfns by Moonlight
ACT trH-Maxuldtent rax3or9,
Illuminated. @~ ~ sA*Hs' 'apS'o'J
, 1860-04-07
I.1ldntr1.

w ANTE D-By a respectable
tuue ut3oe. srsr.,
, 1860-04-07

TO RENT North Side, the brick
j. WAREHOUSE OF No1Th Water street, mar Ruah ,teet
krdke. Rutdsa9 f,xED eet. four oA. With river and
street frats t.td fntatn far sry heavy wl. vaae or
forwarding and commission nu.lnc,s.
Aso-Fr1tn~ bull In. ri tn!r hy n fett with ia.re
Al, u-t ri uuck Eoum, II i .h.d tie wh1l- IT,
Alo-Two arstthts brick .luelhnks and nae frame do.
Ach!.an tErst, Krh -te~t bsidke, lpoulre II
CuE 4 Ca 1srEA TEKS Woo0 ut1cr.
msesb&& la 3. CARPENTER.
, 1860-04-07

WOOD.-The best of dry wood
alwa{sen hand and ~ cheap the che pest II tbs
ap6110'-net j. r. DE1;OfrDEES
, 1860-04-07

MINISTRY At LARcR.-I want to fird work for
man Of good abilities, in store or warehouse.
Also for bright American bog to 10 light
choras; aud u man to dig garden or do any 9TH
erlaboriug work. These are parties that NEED
work very much and will be rery thankful for
it. Apply 1t 1os Rsndof rh street, third aoor.
, 1860-04-07

no kESr-A store suitable for, he
l. Coc:ms usinets; hs. suo. cellar, an tn. br,
tx-I hiae -aAitrniik md nett eass uf lhe
Poster H. V. As.o stable Ia ,he Ie:f the 1T u ac.
eamos'ate thEsr horss -
rG<st.sao given ut das Of APRIL 1n9a,v OF GEORGE
F,FQ>JEII =: tie stpts. NH ;Gt,la1 -
, 1860-04-07

" 4 n T E The Advertis r.
w would ike (, rent ltou.e neartas business n,.t
OFT city 2ad tarJ tbs owner ~ rart tnt ,hs
FfLt, AGGfrss boz 3tf5 r., O. nrS -.
, 1860-04-07

ITO RENT.-Two Stores on South
row In 'hrocS1' Eon It L.. Ears er anil L. ST. Nn.r i
nr': r. ~ "1,e1 M t rent ts;se !. erad. With b. eent
ply to ALEX \. FCLLEAdOH. No. 10 POULAND, H1ock
1pf.4W hYF,
, 1860-04-07

| AIlVU DC<t1HINV TIkUI1
~ Trees taken TT with balls. Pe,rs, Pluns. Apples
md b s1tsu craas full of blossom but be purchased
1e1Taw. ether II Dr. E7ns Garden Of Butter. CO:
q and 80 Dearborn steet. Also, E5etkeeus apG Shade
Ifa the l1fcest and best Epwu c6ered IA Chi3go
4 vatety Of Roses and other shrubbe1y. AHr,. r.
rnh2k3W.z pk- IaAS.
, 1860-04-07

THE Ecosoxssr.-AH housrkeepers should
bear in mind that the Economist Cook Store
with its admirable !" Sani 0rta " took the gold
medal at tho United States Fair. We cannot
give better domestic advice than for all inter-
ested 10 drop in and see them at the Hardware
and Store Store Of !. L. i G. Il. Miller, e::77
State street, on the corner Of Jackson street
.Thcy have also one Of the choicest general
a.sortments Of Housekeepers' Hardware to be
found in the eity.
, 1860-04-07

WANTED-A situation as Jour-
" nyT2n WAehtnster. Good refeze- ees c,u hs
avtn+ AddEeas L. +. H." Peoria House, Fecrts nil.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-07-28
DrinInRS.
Suspision is horrible monster.
II is no disgrace 10 be economical

Suspicion is horrible monster.
II is no disgrace 10 be economical.
An eminent artist lately painted snow
storm so naturally that he caught bat
cold by sitting near ii with his coat tail.
Fortune knocks once at least al every
mans door. II she ever knocked al ours
it was when we were out
A witty man can make a jest, wise
man take one.
The papers are Dragging of an inven'
tion by which leather can be tanned in
ten minutes. We have seen the human
hide tanned in five. Our schoolmsster
used 10 do il occasionally In TWO.
There is one thing which the most un-
observant person manages TO see-Ihs'
which we do not want him 10 see.
1t is said that there is q family of seven
brothers in Tennessee Of unusual size,
The lighlest Of them weighing three hon.
dred and thirty pounds, and The shorlesI
being as long as fence rail.
The following question i, suggested TO
debating societies Which is the hap
piest. regro at dance or hog in 3
mud.hole ?
Our fellow creatures can only Judge
what we are by whs, we do 4; bat. in the
eye Of our Maker, what we do is Of no
worth, except as it fOwS from what We
are.
Make good use Of time If thou lowest
eternity yesterday csnno, be recalled
to- morrow rannsi be secGred--Io.dsy on
ly is thine, " hich. il once lost, is lost for.
ever.
Practice fows from principle for IS =
man thinks so will he act
The philo.opher Frazer says that.
though nan without money is poor. a
man with nothing but money is still
poorer.
a man should neither re hermit nor
q bufoon (; human nature Is not so miser-
able, as ihs, we should Do slwsys meIsn.
,hOIIy /; nOs so happy, as ihs, ~e should
be sIWsys merry. In a word. a mss
should not live 81 If here uas no God in |
he world nor ate ssme time, as III
Ihere were no men in 81,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-07-28
UaYe the COnra &c.

Have the courage to discharge a deb
while YOU have the money in your poek'
el.
Have the courage TO do without tha
which You do not need, however much
your eyes may ccveti il.
Have The courage 10 speak your mlnd,
when il is necessary you should 90 So,
and to hold your tongue when you should
do so.
Have the courage 10 address a friend
in 'seedy' coat, even though you are in
company with rich one, ard richly at
tired.
Have the courage to own you are
poor, and thus disarW poverty ofi's sharp
eat sting.
Have The courage to 'cu.' The most
agfseable acquaintance You have, when
YOU are convinced that he lacks principle.
Have The courage 10 show your resp"c>
for honesty, in whatever gnise it sppea :.
Have the courage TO wear Your old
clothes until yon can pay for new ones.
Have the courage to prefer comfort and
proprieiy TO fashion, in all things.
Have the courage TO obey your Maker,
at the risk of being riJicuIed by man.
Have the courage to oNledge your
ignorance rather lhsn 10 seek credit Tor
knowledge by false PEetensss.