, 1861-09-14

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hshed not long aimee very aueceaAfal Sab
betb School in the Female Department. We
believe her intentions have besa perfectly
honest; md thai she hss beea made the dupe
OF sovaxds. At all events, her action Was un-
mistaksbly impfudeut, and opened the door
to pn~.uantahle privileges for the prisoners-
It has resulted tn debarring her In future
from the jail. The Sheriff haa also establish
sd q rule that no person shall be admitted On
Eabbsths, for religious purposes, unless pre-
senting pass hom some we'll established and
well known minister.
These precautions are we'll taken Under |
the gulse Of religious instruction, any person |
might gain admission to the jail aud impars
contrabaud information or smuggle in tools
with which to tecure release for prisoners
Proper persons will never be denied adnia-
sion.
Chicago Orphan Asylum.
In 1856, an attempt VIA made to place the
Chicago Orphan AeJlum in sueha condition
that II should not be necessary to sppeal to
the public In the usual NAY Of tairs or excur-
curelons, but by an annual subscription, which
at that time amounted to about three thou
sand dollars, It was felt that the Institution
could be maintained successfully, and the man-
ayers relieved from q vast amount Of labor and
uncertainty in raising the necessary funds for
its support. This plan, for few years, was
eminent]y successful, but during the deranged
condition Of our monetary affairs for the past
two OF three years, it has not furnished the
necessary support. and the managers Of the
Asylum have been compelled to appeal to the
public in the uauA way, to raise the needed
funds to sustain it.
An extraordinary condition Of things now
| eziste. Our country is engaged in war-n
! consequence Of which, the number Of orphans
will necessarily increase and our wants be.
come more numerous. We can say with feel.
ings Of gratitude, that appeals for charity in
this community have hitherto been responded
to with eheerfnIness and Hberality. This is as
| it should be. Every one should feel willing
to give part OF what God has graciouslY
placed in his hands, and more especially at
this time, when 30 n.anE are called upon to
save their country from distraction, and are
Wilipg,i need be- to sacrifice their lives, should
| those who remain at home see that the or
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managers Of the Asylum are determined to
use every effort in their power to place the
| institution in such condition that it may
| fully meet the expectations of its founders,
and relieve the increasing sufferings Of the un-
| fortunate.
The ladies connected with the Asylum pro
| pose to hold fair early in October for its
benefit, and we call upon those who have
heretofore responded SO nob]y, to come for
ward and aid rs in our attempts to provide for
! the orphan. Those who may have any arti-
cies, whether fancy or otherwise, to contrib
ute to the tables Of the fair, are requested to
aend them to the Asylum as soon IS possible,
directed to Mrs. Jones, the Matron and those
who will furnish refreshments are requested
to send in list to Mrs. Henry Fuller, OF eth
er Of the undersigned ladies, on or before the
first Of October. To our farming friends, we
would say that We are in need of all kinds OF
provisions, and ne have made arrangem enta
with the various railroad companies to for.
ward anything for the benefit of the Asylum
free Of charge. When you dig your potatoes
when you get your flour, when you kill you'
beef, OF ycnr pork, or gather any Of your veg
etables, remember the orphan. Articles o.
packages Of any kind may be shipped from
! auy station On the various lines Of ra1lVa,
l:ading into Chicago, and directed TO Chi
. caro- Protestant Orptan Asylum. and M
J tify the President, Peter Page. E:o,. and the,
will be attended to and acknowledged through
the press promptly.
Peter Page, President: Mrs, Henry Fuller. prir
cjpal D,fectress; @ Mrs. chas Fql1ansbee @ and II Mrs
Biair, Directors. '' '0'''7' ~
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knoWn tobacconHt unoer tne sherman, an
+ Masteson Houses, Keep Tor sale the celebrate
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e tafeo o5 Inc ehleaeo lobaeco WORKS, Van =
If taS, freloa.an q Co.' "nien took the pfemlu1
II yesterday 81 Inc All mr. banlels's custom
1t e1s ma II put up Hesa every Gay. he Is II
so4e Inanu1actursr VI Inc newly lR7entea 81
widely celebrated "Granulated Smoking 7
Ii hacco' which lovers of the weed pronoun
the ~ 7,z7.s 7tltra of smok;nY tohacco in N
or conntrv nan;ets haa a1so mpersba1n arr
lie mines ena in fact everything in the cipa7 a,
tohaeco 1ina In ha fonnd anvwhara in =
ee conntrv All these facts cur citv resders "