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sAs accidents will happen, even in wellreg-
ulated families, it il very sdesirabls to have
some cheap and convenient1way for repairing
Furniture, Toys, Crockery, &c. sta5 i1n ifls '
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-11-13
sm Granrrr smIrH the NOT,

rs GERaErr SMITH, the noted Abo
litiobist, ID his late speech q the chdfeh
81 tie r Psritans. NV York, said that an
appropriate inscription 6d TIE mondmtn
Of the nation would DE: 91ol ,yisisnt
- sDIED OF EXCESSIVE MERCY AND oF Ex'
.cEssIvE RETIREMENT" E.gG
4 He declares that "had we the spi it ol
our fathers, and were we in earnest as they
were. we should employ Indians and
gross as ihly did, and those wei were
fighting with being rebelslof the first type
we should make the devil himself light fol
Us could we succeed in throwingth the har
ness on The back Of the old rascal
These eAbolhiebists arsA getting to bt
very desperate. and are extremely bitter
on ths-Admiaislratient- at Washingtoay fol
not wipingT ont slavery by any and every
mea ms III The Ucommand iof the lGJserh
! neas II z JOB .I.a.IoIg IHT 10 HTJ
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-11-13
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Ey SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE, 80 :
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az Notices of the appoin Of Ad- Sd
o. ministrator's and Executors; also 81
@, Attaohment Notices, must be paid in ~
E3s advance "a
E Twenty-Five per cent. additional VIII be
chargedson the price of job work # not paid
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ford taken out. 80 ~.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-11-13

ga single sbottle of, SPALLING,.Ss PRE-
PARED GLUE viii save ten times its cost an
nually. So ..o,...y ,.....,. ,&.s-t.. ~ : /,
sPALDING'sz PREPARED GLUEI
.H.1sistSL lf14a4 tTt-~4e IA .ssrsd
, 1861-03-12
;CDiraguG Griitrttttf''
TUESDAY, MARCH. te,,s1sG1,
FORT SUMTKR~

-
a:..s Contrary to. statements heretofore made
=: public as to tl,e amount OF: provisions in
s4Fost Sumter, ,>tAea asleggnph announces that
.~hfnjur Anderson has notified the War De-
artntgnt that he his iihs i:ltfdhs fir only if
teen days longer. Tits formation, if cor
~ reel, las placed upbn the adfifhfhis h3iistration
1he necessity for decisive action m remsieh
10 o:{{hat important position, aid he subeseas,
We nre assured, has already bssn made a
matter Of Cabinet discussion It is stated
that Gen. Scott advises the. evacuation Of
= the fort. II. Sc, it's doubtless upon the
ground that an. attempt TO furnish it with
additional supplies, orso reinfeFceit, wouH
precipitate hosti1ities for which the; Fedet-
al government is not prepared, and that a
greater advantage would be gained by its
evacuation, andcso~ giving tine'f to
plnce the country IN a condition for de-
- fence, than by h6ldmg it ut the cost of i'm
mediate bostilities. Upon no other hyPoth-
esis could lis evacuation be advised byz1
gallant soldier md patriot. The Cabinet,
at our latest dates, had not decided, or at
least had not made public, what line Of pol
icy would be pursued: LET us hope, how
ever, that Fort Sumter will be held: by. Ma
jor Anderson, and that both provisions aud
men will be sent to him, leaving the re-
sponsibility- fer the consequences upon
those who may oppose that action:
, 1861-03-12
~ VOLUME. XIV.


Eopecia1 OleR3s fh to the Cincinnati Commercially
W.AsukaroN, March 9.-(SaturdaY. "
Inc long flelay Of Ex-Governor Roman .sof
Loulslana--the third Commissioner from the
Southern Conf deracy-1n. arriving here,
elses surprise and grieyes secessionists 1gt0a
deal. fumor says Roman Is too good E1ims
man to Come ul,un any such IN errandi I: II, :
Mr. Lincoln's levee last night, Was aeanon-
s:eF mass meeting. The people turned eut as
81 S e. rs fss1asRs ieae yess s1sss
The White House was packed in every part
With one solid Wedged mass Of crlnollne and
broad cloth. The jam was terrific, and after
thousands had swarmed into the Presidential
beehive; hundreds went away unable to
|, squeeze themselves in, ,r.e, - ,,,.,
lesiaent aaa Ais a8 15aa8 a Abe 'honors
s'ts esssssss q Ks s2sSRF 4 nssrs y
hrs. Lincoln will hold daily receptions all
next week, to relieve somewhat the: public
pressure ut the Presidential 1evees.
It is confidently asserted that D. K Cartier.
Ct @,t Ohio, Wll4 pe appointed Fsderal Judge ,nf
Aflt'sssi M {i9 fqt IL e. e'asS!@ on
{l4l A5fa4gA M Ah9 HA1Hs ESl salsppsed to
| think Illinois has got enough already having
| seven appointments to Office, from q first-
class Foreign Mission down-amounting to
/ tEeaty;fEe thousand, dallsssa Per annptn g. sel-
n bsval SSf 4 hat not
was held. .,,.-.
: Frederick Hassaureks prospects for +ff1c
sWiss~ rRisaien ARE improving. He hps's been
warmly recommended by minority of the
Legislature and State officers Of Ohio land III
diana The chief objection to sending such
fine speakers as Schurz and Hassanrek abroad
Is; Nats their, campaisn services are thereby
lost st home; but the Germans are impregna-
BILE anyhow,
Authentic private Intelligence frorh Rich
m6nd; states that the Beceeeiunists, after Il
careful canvass Of the Conyent1oh, are In 4 mi
nority, Notwithstanding the capital N 3ade out
of lincoln inaugural The secession ordi-
nance will be voted down. Resolutions favor
ing q: border State Convention Will probably
pass.
Joshua 3 Giddings is q prominent appli-
cant to be Consul General to Canada four
,thoRsand dollar Office, The Cincinnati ap-
the number Of applicants and importance Of
There are quite large number Dr. appli-
cants for Office from the Border Slavei States.
In some csse2 they ccmplain of want of cou-
sideratioh OF sHeff claims One Virginiau, n
delegate to Chicago, is SO disgust9d with
the, alights met in certain yofdcinl, quarters,
| that he Aae1sres be is going to Richmond and
Eil ndyise speedy separation from the Nortl.
&c says the Yankees want all the ottces 1ot
themselves, but most Of the Yankees arc
Ante AZ badly yfaecpmmod dated -.
'':A dAe4lme' the ceneus retnrns w4re first
classified, the rough estimate gave Illinois
thirteen Congressman It is now discovered
she Is enhAeasto fourteen, pretty gobd jump
| for one State from nine to fourteen members
, 1861-03-12

Mention has been made of those griefs,
wholly secret and silent, which ARE never
guessed by even closest friends, IND safrct-
se1C-contrnl Of which makes them ehser to
bear than many alesser anguish. In contrast
to these may Be placed the griefs that eyery1
body knows and nobody speaks Of such as
domestic unhappiness, disappointed 1ote;ca1k-
ing worldly cares, halfguessed unlin@ Illnesses.
mly.suspected wrongs; miserics which tho
sufferer refuses to acknowledge, but sq1ezs on:
in a proud or heroic silence that. precli1daa ali
others from offering. eitler: ri T. or yhpnthy,
even if either were possible, which frdQnentiy'
tits not In many ttht conjuncturcf, crises:
and involyements of human life, the oAlT sHfee
or kind, or wise course is this solemnI thof,}e
heart-broken silence, under the shallow Of
which it nevertheless often happens that
lessen, at all events, to the level Of Quiet en-
durance; or m unseen hand, by some Strange
aud, sudden sweep destiny, clears the 1taTsS
and thorny pathway, and makes everything
easy, and peaceful, aud plain. :: s~t ::
But this does not always happen. There are
hundreds of silent martyrs in whom a'keen
observer can see the shirt OF horse-haf or tia
belt Of steel points under the finest ahd most
elegautiy-worn clothes; aud for whom, to the
short:seeipg human eyey theEa 2ppear3 nofoe-
sible release but death. The only cons eolation
for euch is the lesson sublime enough to
tighten little even the worst torn menti taught
and learned by that majestic, lifelong endur-
-ance which has for its sustenance strehgth CO
lestial that we know not of,: and for Th5eh mi
the end await the martyrs bliss and the 1nhss
tyr's crown.--Miss 1hNocH. 'v.s.:.
, 1861-03-12

NEW Mus1c.-Walt. Higgins, at Nd! 1T
Randolph street, has just Issued seternl s
ceIlent new pieces as follows: "Lost on the
Lady Elgin;,,, a. Song and Chorus: " prds by
Henry C. Work. "Pve heard Of a distant
beauteops land;n. md tbs Caroline hnd Ma;
~ Waltxes." -. .,.,...
ADEc1pEp SUccEss.-A few weeks lagoive
noticed disqualification OF Adams School
Register, which We considered the be4 t.thR3s',
Of the kind VIC had ever eeen.~ We are hpM in7.
formed that the. first edition is entlfe1y :ex.:
hausted, and that second and iHPr6ee9edi
edition will be ready for sale in the -cqnffAo pf
next week. "a: .,,>'
HELD 70 B1n~-9efore Justice IL II II n; ~
yesterdayfs Police Courtt,;a man named Mik;:
liam Chase WIS held to bail in $500 fbr b;uf-
gla1y in breaking INTO the premises of Ihos.:
Goryop, No. 175 North Water Esfegt Oh satur.
|. day night and stealing four valuable oycrcoats
thereffona.. = He had been formerly a boAtdef.
at the sdms house; - ~ !. -, ~. .
"a .B1aasAszp. TnsHxos1A1--J. ". Smith;
!: for several ysatsi il the Freight Department Qf
the the SucHtg II eentra, Raihosd, :of satur.
1~day evening last tho: oceaslon OF n1s tehFang
the service Of that company has visited b
his late clerks and! fellow employees il. tbs
Freight D6pdttmnEent, and presented ffitA aa
elegant gold watch ;as: q testimonial 9f thsiE' '
esieeuL-.-.-~.- ~! "a =
E;.;.so4E GRAN.-1n. the great Tarehd uses 1ef
atqfes, , Bncktngha 4 gof . gnhe |1lnhos % 10
Gentrol: :depet grounds, there ;is. s:Rrdseat in
store 4ha amount q: neasEa a' aAa(
bushels of gait. gait ~ 4 ttarGhaasd$aB theft
l:re iii, 4,6s5 :gus6eh~ Of xpasint #1teat, 567s5SEF
{:5n6hels- Of co1p;s ..bgahelss.o baT{ey,
nsa7s bushels 81 dsta sta 14s 1ushels.
or byweiGht; setbhs,';.. Ii IInAafehau4 4e's A,9
There ac nearly pod=busneta .gE gr{in;; mid
Ithe qusutitywili increase until the amPtnt IN
l>the other-i reached, ,unless in ehoft t*iHe
o~hela eoHtpe4esspgttting it on board re.sels
I'm the HyeF:. Thus much Of the storage Meilis
tties Of thesat9o great Igranaries. 1hcl band:
Is we'll -attested by, the fA Actsthst
l'last season their
I fn!oneday9 Figures Like these Tfn do f9S,,hle'
Placed alongside Of The grain Statistics Of
Chicago.
, 1861-03-12
J; :. ,n.l ::.DIED. -:,=, 81 -
In ;kenesha: Mia, On March '6th, bf co1zamptlcr

's3E- LlF 1NaSIU HAtSIRH3 n1ch Respected b
h nt = ~ s!to ~ Atus- T. q ..7:i: *.
r. this city, an Sunday. the 10th inst Ars. 1IAEy
Funeral services Ut The Residence Of her son 1nnw
H. a.. Heald; Indiana ATenutv on: Tuesday ishe lit
l44fstr 4fs't1r ~ flocS =. N: s.:'. :.i-.:s.. -
:, 14 this city, on Sunday evening. March 10TH Afra
AS% bREMsrEIs, wife Of =. y. ;BIeNstfT ESD
HRS Brewster da7ghter Of the 1ata colTt1te
etewartof Orange County n. and vas E.fstly en-,
deared to her tailJ as nost excellent and devoted
wife Mid mother. 4 lde circle Of friendsi in EAnt
&Gouhts where she resided any years and in TIL, cisy
+ viii deeply deplofa her depagture., ..
friends of the family arc Invited to attend the
ttnHela, t5m the sedaence of II. prewatef, No. Q,
west JasaEson seet i 6cloct this ruead1y, after
:n9b1h, ,aithaotpt further notice, ~;
, 1861-03-12

W A private letter from Virginia tp Mont
gomery, gives little. lEoaragsment t sthose
who. arer looking ,for, the .1lds Domipi6h to
plunge into the Secession gulf: :,;:i !.
= am sbrfJ to say It, but, alas! it is tool tne5
THAT d majornyin our Convention are still, ID
favor Of. compromise The fact, is 4hat'the.
northwestern portion Of the State is notrtoo:
loyal to the institution of Slavery. I hm,oou+
fdcnt the present Convention will not sscede,
and say # With xehaWe Wepsss Of face, and if she
does not. there Bill be the greatest. sfanpede4
nnve been no6ly battling for southerh p rights
will not .re1naiTh here in q miserable minority
to be tYuapized over by he-unscrupj jlous- ih<
NIT; ;ci6m of Northern Aboiitionfsm- a. ~:
, 1861-03-12
THE {, CITY.

eB See -.advertlselaen4 headed Pikfs
Peak" To any person possessing the teauirez=
ments, this is an excellent chance. 's~'se.n'|
We :cal1 the attention Of county mer~
chants to the card of Messrs. Bates, Williams
s Co., Wholesale dealers in Hats, Caps ,,anA
Straw Goods. ':'.t". ' t.;.. 4
, 1861-03-12


In case LINCOLN and bis administration
enooae asH Ita ,the aepth, sones Of the hrst
M sIeps e IN so9thern enterprise vii be ne 3ssn.
s3ng Of sehoo! books and other works that have
PES. eeen e2Py:Igeted " Nerthsrn men From
tms s9nree alone sn immense profit pas been
.aaAHal|ly. flss&A: HON. i1e souAernl people,
Anothsr measure would DC the establishment
OF wofks loI the .naanufacfure Of Northern
pantealea pnx Alt1sles a sewing machine m m1or
snscn 1 t1e Noftne1f patentee receives pity DOL
1ars can oe made LOT ten The southern ma
kef can sen for TWENTY-FIVE Gonars 9nd realize
an ard eRosnoHs no. PROT 80 .sDita G9lt pistols
..na ana s9arpes 5lass OF agricultural implements
ana hundred other things And this would
1e almost g A n9thipg 18th compared with lthe cut
nns up. OF 'Nofthefn commerce by Southern
Roa I'D 5esex 9Ss Map people Pn caa say
7uHtsnstse:- They await IN ihyasion,
I Aqt TQep' PSF Gemme2css they viii strike the
@d3 H3ta S.bsa NJ EST vulnerable point Harfaes
K Callforpia sctentif1c Lazy rarmer;
r." Among he transactions II IT. aan [Io.o5;t,
, 1861-03-12

I =
, <LARCENY.-A youth named Patrick aafffuns
wassentt to Bridewen yesterday forthe IareeiniSs'
OF mecrschaum pipe from, one !Thon{ {as asSsl S|s5lc.
foftnr | ,.. y
, 1861-03-12

~ Excelsior Benefit to Mons BtrnarrJo.
aud Mr.. Phillip, associates at G. Mieerole'S.
Dancing Academy. scbo1ars and frieA Ads:ardl
invited 10 attend, e 49, ~ ~
, 1861-03-12

SUDDEN DEArH.-Kn {6quest: was held on
Sunday night on:thc body Of Philip Fhrat, ut
No. 2s West Randolph street, who, itswas re-
vealed BY roEt norton, came to his deaf afh from
Congestion of The -1ungs. s'' 10,
, 1861-03-12

49, :. M a r r T. e d. y. 80.
this rltys the llt inst OF the residence or the
brides theE. BY the Rex. Artlur Swnsey. III. A. G.
AAt Id and MINNIE, eldest daughisrl o1 g. B.
Manchester. Esq all of this City 80,
, 1861-03-12

- ro.tfT - - ,,,o,r ,,,, .;a ,z;; IL:
: htstEFgt ;4H ~ = s nehansa " r.
te1esleq,. ~. nHnH Hle eoat ~ fssSN Y =
ls, at' hand we repeabfhe' shgseselon shao al
advertisements Of f:AnHses to let Should Il statf
tic rent It Wou1fbe better, too, in pN cases
1,rh ~ u i,r s;;.ire ix4Ead iftFa sum .b named
t+7'e.~ 9AfF set''S =. I - ~.
IN tile 'car1f, atpeaaqeo Va INC ho'@e5t9 inSleS
tentntsn itWonlt save much tronblf to the
tenant World. =: :. 81;
= ;: 87'" 5T''t.' -. .-.....'. 49," ! .,
~ sub1ects oi Htsc.Ssse. BIZ Rev E. Bl Tuttle ::
u Christ Chu1Eh III Tears qt the Redeemar.' II
Next week in st. James - Recognition in
Future State" -. !" ~.
TO DEAi1ERs n Daues Afn atEp1e1sEs M.1HE
srkTg 81 11iiso1s.=By reference tps the columns
Of the tucAso THmpkE you y i'll ind an afycftfse-
meat with dealers names attached. .n4yqu donot
find your u1me Agent In the list By advising us
we viii hare 1t fnserted!. Yours; trn1y,
KY I..s,. r!!:il n: Z "oona EcPs,;! ::
in:tf!s-e'9.i!" f9;S'a1s .,----.- A'A = ~ =;
cououIozESeEs;-Bf -Bfo.oa' s. Bronchial brocAes.
-At this4 season Of the year, when, go many are
typpbled with hpsarseuess, ina1enza and hfonchiaf
,ainsu.le,! these Troshss afford = g.atsfl rsl'sl
:nnss zeen 'ns:.niss j. IL H. -
S1ses - :. ~
say soota
"H!sa 'f,' ~ aau oooa7
, 1861-03-12

n B: cooKE &:co,, Law Book
oss sssfs os1e sn ID 20 II LaSs STREET
Bla3k W9rk embracing general assnrt1ne
AmANest Lass BOOK 70 the lnost Rtcot. I}ns urIscnt
sfocS Ct BLANK Books has never BEEN eQnalle, In ts
CITY, by a1 the largest nthe West. and the 1t
tSnuGn OF ouye1s Is invited 70 It netUtc purchasing,
>
All styles and si.es Ledgers, Journals. casa rooss
Day RookA ReeaFI BOOKS, LawyeseP ns1kets, Iasur.
auce Record! Books BLINK Eoe: aud Drnfts n,tni-
ntuEa asts Of AEature Blank Hooks for pzlya1c nc
' 80 .'','"e - D. b COOKE 90.
Ill Lake street.
, 1861-03-12

W.ANTED-A Is to- 25 HcrRe
aefss Of Land for % tnilee e ohica9o 6n he IL Z.
Sa&;:e Rens e pti9 s4fs e take @ @stat9ea
cha9ts e s f36 sonth Watet street Drawer STAR
, 1861-03-12
8 E:tIJ-G 5; 81 ]! ,ssl<t -! .;-:.:1,
::::!:,Ngn. anherti tisrl1lealts.

"a E. 6cR1YEV, 4dgertttssag Agent, 6 Dsar-
boy,, ST., u eaiGerlsed fsee!p Aauettsene.t j0r
thfs a:.d aU tH4 Aeadia9 .p13kra 1T t6 NorfAfoess
, 1861-03-12

7WEIlAKN..lED!-: IAN Active Active young men
~ ~ II sysntpEn 81 te g sayed Ts aav4rttsef
tHr Tt 81 ne Fset Gr e. 5ansh f ~ ff aaas
Lanps: This caa b. nads tor 50 ceag per gallon
-gess good deal Of light lot one dollar: kddrese
;tlsifAEL SWAIN, Bonney' . Hotett Rlnalu, n. T.. =
, 1861-03-12

VIVIAN TE D-As Situation by 4
a ~ J9vpg man noaE an7luyrd as + Book Keeper
u establishment in this city, edter
ass SALESMAN Ii & wholesale business. Or asaj;:
.,.z -, BO0K-KEEPEK -, ::~:.:
respectable hause Ha has held the position dt
Ekeepar ina Produce an Commission business ID
tnts fur eeV ra1 AIS, and has beenN partner Il
helssale and Retail psy aoo9s Rnsnsss IN t6s Fast
i2F nA9lhsE OF year,. HcaPesks German and Engl{h,
Of tottrefersnces given to and eapabiil
Elease addresA :. a >" Post Office Box fl0G9.
, 1861-03-12
:::NHante4...

w WANTED-A yoaaaig aaai,g gentleman
Gmtlf napleasa pt locality: Worth SIDE pTeferrrd
:Address Post Office DoE.594. t3~ -'''!' mh11xlw
|i.1XI:.A N TED-A situation by =
:sN:oscuHg man WIN hasi had 3 ,nnmber 81 5esia
aSSS II ss'ss S. fyi2a
, 1861-03-12

+ H Try stiose Paul Prs3,.'s Couchas. Try
thuae"Pani Fry Regalias ifyou with al Sano ,Ha.
wanna Cigar, tap Oh Sargent. Apothecari, corner
KandoIpA and state sskyee}},' '7,r' :, .z,
, 1861-03-12

WANTED I ~ a. Young ii:otji Lady,
:: w. who hasa theeis!.Y wilson sewing aachine, {,
would not object tdae the charge Of Rc.tab
1Asament es would work for a private f4m " Ad-
, 1861-03-12

3''ssVNF5A;NF5PE13=-:A 6: Drug s Clerk; one
s4 S AsP s4l sssa st r. , &
West Ranaolph street,. 2,,.,' / ~ nlh5xlE ,
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(H!AsH ADVANCES MADE '[ ON:
H. .SuIPMENTs 10 ' 49, ~,

MKssRs. S, q. .KEE aEDT. + CO., New orleanE;
~ :. .7 :; Ry ME1lEH q; Of MsrED.. a. );
NH a1n1ist1 IN .si snafh 1Earer street
, 1861-03-12

pELIABLE AGENTS WANTED
tians IN every city town and Wings at which good
lXnG lGs may 6a made Tnsss y nothing bosua abeat
which vii: be sent Hes 10 ai1 spreahts; Those eniy
engaFsa VIE eaa glye aa,tsfaetory reiele1se5 Only
PI!oysd. A4asess Bog, a6i4t Post ohtct.s Sew York
, 1861-03-12

~ ~ What -shall.1, do. fol: my jHgir? !?
usc cLYoNsKArHAz1oN. II Is, beyond atrationsth
nnest preparation ever made It's Immense sale proves
Ess excellence Nothiughas eve4 given such univer.
sal satisfaction 1t;testores preserves ad pcantdes
the Hsi, and lmla1ta delightful caor'": ,ah12lm
, 1861-03-12

T XlS1olkAl.HD7-A Cook and Chan1-
nsImaid, to 60 short distance into theruun-
7 tFy9 EnSlfals Gtfnah Norwegian or american. pres
ferredA1 Good wages will ,be Sid. Rrotestants only
VIE q can come wen recommended, need apply It this
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H:U''U'::S = w AN T Z d..
.AA-' - = = --;. =.
s7:4n hesse sue Of good rooms. without
HssAo* "est'Neo- 80 " .'* ..'r :; :.
r, :: :::' tsns No cone1aer+t1on. -.
- -;;..a ' -, '':l - IL.
, 1861-03-12

A FURNISHED FIRST GLASS
road ride Hon Chicago win ne rented to q sMXIi
hamily Gone pas!an and some ehsmbers reserved f0r
ths city frequent aud ca1dage' toad 'gdod; Grounds
ample and handsomely adorned With shade and 1rnit
sired GsiShhorhood pleasant and nezfect!y healthy.
, 1861-03-12

w WANTED--2H Machinists md s
W Blaeksn1tbs can eud employment by applying
at tho RepalE Stops Of the Alin9ia Central RahTaad
either at, ,AnhoE. Ill. OF Chicago nh9 eA8 1T
, 1861-03-12

ROYAL- HAVANA<LQT
IL in Drawing Of February 9Th, 1851. No lyc4r.
dsex 500 800: No 16. 80 drew 50 ooNt No. i340 drew
bsav 80 3s e - dTs% Sn3 g. 1suss drew
Prizes cashed aud rawlings furnished NJ CHASE s.
Co. Bankers, No. - William st1eek,N, 81 lnh9x1w
, 1861-03-12

NJ -A|NIED-: May lst,:a good
~ ,lonse. contas9ing about stx roon,s sqmWsF
way The owner Of such place: can leaFn ot TeIL
able :aad permanent tenaut.by addressing P: X
El9 ALA. ::......,:, r. ;. ~ -. tnh12x3S;f
, 1861-03-12

Xl(1' An Situation as BOOK:
.f kaspsr g aEsistS35i: sans posss ?rsooa
city. Can giy good rrsrence es TO characSer md
ability. SALARY not SO much an object as pern
Situation. Address, 4. G. r., AZ this Office. mh12x2W
, 1861-03-12
'Un .Rsent.
Z L 4

ITO: O:RENT.,--T have i: stone front,
l. rstclass house to rent on South side, IN ds:
strable location, II sell the furniture which il
I u. . i !: UOlAI9f =