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, 1861-09-26


tain note tbearing date ths 9Th day Of March, 4 b.
is aud due and parable In SIX years after Aatd) for
ne sun of twenty nine hundred and n1ety-nye eol-
hlsA. detaul 1as been made u the paJneut Of GER
tain bond obligation Of dste said Hot4 and
Eiyen to secure the paEuent Of the su1 Of seSen
twenty cent?, $3.50 alo1 which kasd aote and sand,
together Wit other indebtedness are described IN
Sd sec9rsd ny eensin mortgages executed ~ E.
Eh i Mare s. ss IA a reeorIed C. Il IL f.
Mortgages, page s7s vSiea sld msrtgase hss been n
NOV, therefore in pursuance Of the powers OF sale
EtTen, that On wednesday tho twenty -di.h, SaJ ot
hit day, st the north door e he Court Hoase 10
civ e fa1c County oi Cook and Stste q Illinois.
shah sell public aucuo - the n1:ncs 49,. ~.
cash. tie FrcHs:s enttoned and described n 1atd
mortgage, viz Part Of lets seEen n aud elgat Isl Id
beginning stake the line OF said lot elgns
ss1 said lot originally Laid out fortynve l4sl
feetnorth Of the centre ef said east line thence
[sea thfts Js0 feet Nest of tne Eest ilss e
@ S9d Lot s,shtI 1ai. lot number seven q i satd
M s o ana h .ss: W.
seven n ana eight Isl - the north east corner of aaid
M u e. & snE !h an Il ~ Hos
Of Chicago County Of Coox, and stse of ninss VITA
the tenements. hcreditsmena and appurte1ance4
6 tS a Il ht st qa q x
mo1tgagoM, thetE heirs and assigns therein
VI NiSSIos ss[s Assignee Of AsFtssEee
The shove sale i postp ned to sa urdaJ, Oct tth
H. WINSTON, Assigaee Of MortgaEce-
, 1861-09-26

\. {EFr9@ p the Springfield QlL) journal a4thl
uo-a, 7f2.s.sT sayz that the regiments Of Col.
and perhaps others, hive unsnimousl3 pstI.
noneo 8, the Preaident to appoint Col Tho. G,
Tnche1 70 8 Brigadier -Generalsh{p. The
t.sS't'eT endor1es the Recommendation. and
lions Of Col P. %ne 9aa4'nsA
to tie same effect, and now t.t. ~ occ.a;oa "paion
once more to join II this recon = endatios ai
There is no man In Illinois, upon Vsos. shor,5.
ders We should rathet ZEE Glitter the Ia "
crigadier than upon those Of the 'a5 ea5lsnt ~ !
eaurt1y, brarc and accomplished Col. This. G.
Pitcher ~A'
, 1861-09-26
E11ltatluual,
4 LIBERAL EDUCAI!ON vi:
MILITARY INSTRUCTION Ath mill

NJ 7MiEsTERE UNION COLLEGE sse beer 7oc.:..; 4:
FGLI0A. ILL: and Will open P,1usr3 Aestec.a
~ late Court % on Sept. 18th 1st1 Ftc to.
!ekr MS iEel1e e1peIienced tssche:>. q :ouEE .p
and aeentiac course. the nne-t school oala:5Sa IN
" g. (coe t$.le To-. ample AID .Sve 9zosas>
siogd sl1n IN ts ,s sttcaon At o1 *.Esst :
K1FLx tactics, SWORD. BAToNAr Asp GY.4SA5r.a
EExaEe1sEs CoAMoH ZoEAvE AND FAxcy I;s:-z IN.
7 Enlfarn. TEKxs:-$l75 per Fcheu; ye&. {cs ;,o*rc
furnished roen- tue lights waShin erG ::Iti:a ia
81 hesrdeE Gnd.1 tte sane root VIZ aai d. LII.
stanf care Of the teaehef4 AtdtFss fcc Circulars O.
2. " VEN. ffeGcei fpltol q 1 81 s. 9Aa
, 1861-09-26
@aebinetr, 1Rstssaxt, 81.
II URI4BUT'S GREAT TIGHT
BARREL ETAvE
"a ING AMI 0&k Nh NJ CTTTNE

tATEET TED JULY Sd 1856
E>etc,al A Va 'ae "se" 1~'AA.AA4o"N @oA@
discovery Of national mrortancc-5NY Tribune
tf1 action|Ec!ent1hc American.
the fAyprtte Of III ut the Exhibition {Ch!cxro
@'rEnh1c* !nttltute. Chicago Trtbune-
T. a. lanhc1men, believing it opens nine u wealth
t"GHm---,St- Louh Republican.
lne nhdcfs1Ened are the Inventors and Patente6a
Ho sG nE thc tight to tie following territory, to-
W.;so W;m4Iinos Indiana Ohio. NirEtns Mlnne:ota.
NAES Louisiana. TeaneHece, ArfsnsaA Maryland Flor
NA Vermont Alabama. Oregon, New Jersey. Dcla-
wafe aud Rhode Island. We LOW prepared to sell
SIe, County and Town Fights.
We ou;la aerlendd ncw style ma :hlne4 capable OF
dc.:red t'rckrcss from X q one inch to * inches
tpn1:r IEKFE!T TIGHT Barrel stavc.
& 1t fl}.'TiHg Nrrsons have the machines in opcra
'n ~ t. thea Te Eould respectfully refer TIC pub
{ ls';,s,!e 1n.sna: y; J. 7empleson Cincinnati uhio
/ kt:~we!l t,ashso1, rarkerSbu1g Virginia L Thoro-
e.. c., minneapolis, MINI
: We will fske real estate or rooa ncrsnna1 nronerty
i Il :: 1:l:hse ini machines and I,gAt-
/ -shs "a.fifHC to make inquiry in regard 10 said
j '"TCsST E;.: please adGrea- HJ h1NET BIO HERS
i hi tE f;+5l1
, 1861-09-26

ES1ATE OF ROBERT PAT
~ fKkS0E. D1G1A8Ko.-Public Notice u hereby
E'reE to al Persons having clair. and dcnand1
ed to ent the for adiudeaon and
A. regular M Y q te5m - Of the County Court Of Geek
q Chicago, On the thlFa Monday tscptsmher, L. b.
is61 being the 16thtd3y thereof
NELSON THOAASs0N, Adniztst.ator.
Chicago, JRne 2'ta. 1sGl- tYBXTt&4
ESTATE OF WILLIAM KAN.
IL MERER, late Of Chlcsgo, deces.ed.-rato mo-
tce that the undersRned suretes fer the axecux Il
tie Aforesaid sstate, AAEGAEETE BQP2ARD, l1t4
Ease application to the County Csnrt Of Ce@k Esan-
T. t9r being released ron frther Liability upon ex
Of n order t. b issqed b the said coaE setaa-
the estate OF WR- Kann6ret Will take placo-
GD1TLE1B RATH3FELp,
ANDREW WQLTZ.
Chicago, Augptt 9Th, 1851. a4sa1fw
, 1861-09-26

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Tho rebe,. ora
throwing up eertbKorks fer the purpose Of
fortiI,ing Edsell's Hill, sevea milos frsm Al-
erandria, on the line Of the Alexaadris and
Orange RaiIrsad, and two miles this eide Of
Springfield station There is, however, no
large force there.
, 1861-09-26
CTATE OF ILLINOIS Connt,

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
- e. fCeoK. 80 I;supe-!ot Court OF Chicsza Es7en-
In CbaAcery
Affidavit Of tie on.res1dence OF Anne rtIup4 Do.
Ct the CLERK ef sad s1pe,,or no Court q Chicago Ne
the ccEp1afnant fled his bill OF cunplaiat II said
Court On the ChAnceIy side thereof the It'll day Il
September lsSl and that summons thefeupon ss1ed
outt fsae Court aEA!st said defendant returnabs en-
TEqlired-
Nor. nnesa you, the said Anne Phillips. ahal per-
s4nalJ be md appear before aat4 Superior C,art of
he1se he ai Z be hode2 It Chisafe IN sa5 County
Or demur to the said complslnant bill 81 coaplAI1f
@ ue same ano re uatters and things tAera1 charged
aua s1a1eu VIII be taken - confessed, and deG1 "a
bill. WALTER EiNBAJi CltrE
Lu1BARD d s4rrH, Conplta sofI. actoM Gssts ~
, 1861-09-26

II uSIEE > SA1IE.- w haraa5.
- Rernard G; Canlheld Henry Waller and sars3
B waller hts witt executed and dehv cred t. Tous9
scammon. certain deed OF trust, which bears dAt9
March 18th, 4 u. 1850 aud WAS recorded in the eNsa
Of the Eccorder o. Cook County, IEli1ofa tAs 5:a
day Of March, A D. 1eto In Book ls3 Of Deeda paga
52 whereby they msde couyeyance ot certain passes
certain and interest thereon also described II
said trust deed which said notes drawn by sad
CaulEeld, to secure II Indebtedness u HsdRaAn1A
Gelpeke.
And. waereas II was provided IN said trust deed.
that III case default should be made in payment q
ss'd r!onisesy notes OF interest part thereof
according to their tenor and effect then the a?pf
ca.an OF sad Hsnmann Gelpcke, theEr legal repre-
sentaisea sssigns It should be lawful for said Scam
to sell aud dispose af said premises or any part
thereof in manner prescribed ~ said trust deed ara
Thereas default has been made BY SAID Caulneld ID
payment Of cersin interest on said uotea which Il
past due and unpaid. And whereas, application asa
trs tatd nctea 70 sell said premises II enpo8.
cred By said deed to do.
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby gtyen that sha1
OF the tEeHtFei1hth day Of September a D. Is6: At
uoclsck il the forenoon, Re At public auchec the
north door Of the Court House IN the city sf Chicago
Cook County. Illinois for the highest aad bee trrsce
snd as III I. s eas % 197 ~ d
Caulae1d. and Waller and wife therein. whlcA saiA
rrenIfee are described ~ io1low1 towtt: AL thcba
Certain pieces and parcels situate IN tha t:nHRtY
Of Coax and State OF ll1noa and described foll4H1
namely: Lots a. - 3 IN Block i Lots 1. = II
ost T :43 aad I, Z Z; B0f5 ;n R3Gt Z tots Z, =
Of the west half Of tbs n E. gua7ter Of SECTION r. r
% n r "a E.. lying IN the GitY OF Chicago.
YOUNG sCAAAON. Trustee.
, 1861-09-26

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
III Q0AD.
GREAT Central ROUTE

&&E&I CENTRAL ROUTE
10 New Tefk. NsW K1GIanA ana The
CAnAkA&s
On md Afte1 SUNDAY, AuE. uth, 1871. Trxtn8 Ie9ye
tha 9fV1t Cent3A n Depot foot Of Lkka etfoak, 1t
i've at Detroit so 2. II; Su9pe1Eton
Bridge. ~ l. n; Albany, IN 2. II :;
New York, ~ T. II; Bosom, las 2. n
T.9Q r. M-NeW York and Boston E1presA Ge1teps
Saturday. Udye 1t Detroit 80 4. II !;
(Tocouto "a r. n; Montreal LOO Nd
eutpens1on Bridge or Botaln 80 Z. !;
Albany, H:3 A u; NdW Xc1k, 90 T. H.
Boston, 1880 2. NJ
Cincinnati Traits VA T. C. Railrosd leave Chicago
It 7.30 A. N. Msil Train: 8e00 T. NJ Fast Kxpfess
1z:4x Night Mal Train
The 500 2. " Train leaving CticR4o r1ns through
10 toG3ncannAd without change 1t cars or baggage.
SaliRbury's Patent Busters
Ate run On Day Express Trains.
ATEETeLEEPN9 CAR9 ON NIGHT TRAINa
a Baggage Checked Through. II
THROUGH TICKRTs 4er sal. N ali n,.rc,no, Pail
road cmees n the west 1t Tho Galeaa O@ee, Corner
Honbe1 Chicago. and at tae Depot.
~ r ,. RICE. General Superintendent
J.Q- A. BEAN. Western Pass ACT
, 1861-09-26

M ASTER'S SALE Of Lii
~ as'si Csqnty OF Coo, s.S5S9ps;loE Geurt q
Smith, Margaret z. D. Smith, Benjamin F. BIadl5y
James q. Dudley, James n BrYant Robert A Watt4
f!FEard Il CollfEs, Jeremiah 7. Boyle David |. n
Go}Eer and Samuel De Golyet.-BH 10 Forecloea
Mortgage.
faElc uctice is hereby gtTe1 that in pursnsuce OF
aecfeta order entered r tie above entitled rause "a
thr 1ourth dAy Of April: a. D. 1SsA Ir1 acott -
MA5tr n ChnpSery = TIE superior Court Of C3ica3o
Sssh, at the north door q tie Co1t Houee Of Cook
CorEty. IN the City Of Ch.cago County Of C5of a1d
esptEbeE. a D. ls5l At eleven O'clock IN the fore.
ano1 or that day the following described real estate
5;tnate ~ the CitI Of Chicago County OF Coek and
s1ate OF ufno Tor 70 much thereof al nay BE-
s*ry to EREsfy the amount due complainant under
said decree Vta coE's OF eutt and eXrs3Eea OF salG
ssle3 to xtt-Lots one q two e. three g. nve q.
ni2e ts eleven u). twelve ~. fourteen IN. veatJ-
two rs), and tEe!tJ-nve ta5} Block nina 81, f.
Ac2cyneld's eubiVieon Of ratt Of the eaat ka1f q
the northeast ouarter Of secti:n 411 IT, Township
H'r{ntne ts North Range fourteen ito, east Of tho
Third Principal Meridian Al3o Let TIRES -, In
Block ten {1o Lots three 81 and r1e1tE1 l2} front
on DeaE street, And Lots six 49, nlne %, fourteen
a. a19 II snty Two GS fr9sti9E On &llSankes E Ays,
cago. IRA SCOTT
Chic. 60. August 9Th, ls6I- aulIgSS-sd
The abeve sale ia adjourned to MONDAY. the Sssh
das Ct september, L. D ISL 1t ths saEs hoa- AID
Nsetcr In Chsncery Of tbs Superior Cou1 ii ChIcazo
Gttc4G !, Sept 18th, t56t. I'll
, 1861-09-26
1861. l&81&
H0RTHERN TRANSPORTATION CO,

THE
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co,
TM du1Isg the present season, run their line Of
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
0gdenAbargh, Cape Vincent, Oswe2o,
ana the Upper Lakes,
ToRNSa
a DAILY LINE,
For Cleveland, sandusky. Toledo and Detroit and
TRI-WEEKLY LINE,
II and from Chlcagc, Milwaukee, and lnteruedi.te
porN.
CopnecE2s w1tt the eatlroads besxee1 of1se:
chester Coneorc Worcester, Fitchb1rE Eh. Keene 3D.
i9xs Falls Rota7a Burlington. s1d other iutezE,6
A!tare accat @tth the wstertovn and Rome set
-Aadf uF%egoy 1.-THE Ne7 cswezo Line o1 Cas-.
BGatsl s. 7een o. wtco. Troy, Albany and New TdrA
~. II scuEu reiahta subject to but ona 1anship
@ e meeting at Chicago With the several Lines
Sailr AIS to the South And West.
AaENTg AND CoNsIGNKE3.
J. MTERb. No. s. Broadway, New Yors
- ~ W.1411, e6 Ha; e. c Gosat.ss =; si.E: Esw xe1s
IN CH4nRRRLu, oxdensburKf. NJ.
SIC. A. EDDY, 0BWeXo. N. 7.
GHAW7ohp aoy17, GsEefS Bs;NN Nx.
r MATHIWe, Detroit Mich
81. Hale Milwaukee, N1s.
TA1LoR MgAKA1 c. hactnst MA.
HATEER 4 IN (thfcAEn, SEfAASR-6IX
, 1861-09-26

6ctobeI Tam. B. is Eharies Trisne = : 1ShIissSa
WFght-AttachMeut.
Public notice Is hereby s:ve2 - N SAID Jam..
W1ghtthat Wit Attachment Issue out tha oSc
Of the Clerk OF thu Superior Court OF Chicaze dated
The third day OF September Isl # the suit he
asd Charles Wight nnd aGnnst the 2te Of the e2id
James Wright, for the su1 OF Twenty Eight Hundred
And Seventy Seye1 and 621m Dollars directed tc te
Sheriff OF Cook County, which said Witt aAS ban
turred e.ecuted
Nov. therefore, unles you, The said James Wright
1hAl personally be Aod appear 6ef7ro the said S4Ps
Tor Cat oi Chicago e9 setort TIE f{s ~ q tne
City Of Chicago on Tho 1rxt Monday u1 Qc4be9. 4 q
s1 g17e special ball and plead 70 The s4d plainadS
acuon. indEm61t VIII be entartd AyAn1t Eo0- A1a II
taVor of the said Charles Wright and MUCK e1 tk1
properly attached - may be s1tc1ont - satisfy tns
same. WAITER E7IHAIJ. T5crk
GAL LcF & H17cEcocK. Plt'f'B Att'y1. SIS gS14w
, 1861-09-26

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas,
deed Of trnst, dated March It'll A. D. Is6s, aad r
corded In the ot1ce Of the Recorder OF C>ok Cennt
ltnc Z On the 1sth day Of Marc" A D. 1854 IN Book
lard .nd premises r5efe described IN trust to 81.
cure the Of certain p1o.scry no3a6 ia sa:d
tgrB deed specified and Whereas It VISA provided hi
ssd deed t5At in deta1lt ehon. be made b. easd
Heu1y Waller 70 rsJ said notes and interest tasy
shoutd Eesr5c:ivcly become due .eco1dtng to t2sE
Esd be l.wf1l tor R.td Sc~gncn to sell Ar1 dlapeea
benefit and tq-tty OF rcee-=:-ca Of s4s: Waller aaa
wfe. their helB OF asat4ns tncrcl1, II mAnLtx PRO
scsihed IN said decd; Ard. whereas, certaig :=ts.r
default ~ r. 6Sea made By -. 4ecry aller. in pay
same 1rll d1: Ard SAID terest Al not haca pald
selpcke) ttc legal hocers Of sad >tcs haVe
Eto2 t. sasa Scann.,e to Ai7e,:::c aala 411
cell Hn' c.pose ct sad premises a1c3Et.a to The prt
Tist' ns Ct sAld seed It trcst,
aid Ionna scsmmon vfH u th5 twenty Eishfs
dA{ cf SenteEher, A. D. n6!. at tho hour Of tan
9cock he forenoon At the north door OF tho Court
Horsr In tse ei5y Q; Ch:cas2 IA oS CenntY nasols
oter fer aa1e AID sell at public auction for tie hghes
aforesaid With all tght teEedt ad eq 1ItJ frademp
ton OF said Henry Waller snd wIfe there.1 which ssid
prrnises situate In the County Of Cook and 5tata
Of Illinois. aad l.scribeG follows :-Lote numbered
T. Is e = $ p q. Z IS a9d At 4S n B,ock 2; Lou
AcAuleF's lubdis ision Of the north half of I'D
scoth bnI oi the west haI OF 9 e n. + X oi 6ac- q
T.3.N X 1tE- l5t1g IT :he City Of Ct':2ro,
-: foUEG sGAAAoS. Trustees.
, 1861-09-26
6BmtutBalaN fMxfrhHaf&+

CoMMIssIoN H0UsE.-Ths
u sess tssmsa IS Is
Se:,5:i GoSSStr5 froaeea Il chicago H. unaaE To
RAYN0NH, WRIGHT Il WHITNEY,
nusnss =. - ] pe psrsd . s! nsfs { ca 3a1saess
sE.'ss1s as1ssss ones III s2sss .:ss5:s:t
:9'::ss.:!a es:ssE: !A's 81 1851 e. ETfHEiaFHHr THiFEEr
IT NJ A P L e d CO.,
GENERAL eshMtsstaH MERCHANTS,
210 ssuth Water Street. car. Wells, Chicago, III.
Cash advances made on Corsisnments-
7. EAr1E- uyxgas-sns1 IL NArIz
p KANE d SONS have opened
4 sstSe H!ll.rd's Block, South Waterstrest,
I'd sss G5 of a1aas ss SEE as
accessible + AnEaSkee & q we as ceGsso n soa,
tIi9s 1hsy can oss superior advantages to thes
nATEk. STE WART h CO,
Commission Merchants,
no. 1s South Waterst- Chicago, IL
F;ptTK1 D-sr.TAEE 1.x.o1AKxE
nj 0 r Sc d WOOD,
NA tLATx ALBKRr XoBsE d co.,
PRODUCE saMMs8slah MERCHANTS.
&"..'.'.'..souTa s'sRs M4T5R B5a514 SIaEEf
Business eoEhned strictly 70 commission.
GHACKFORD d HOW,
PRuDBsE eoMMisslna MEReHAATsR
No. Beard Of 1rade Building, Chicago.
$. sBAc1YoRp. taus gt7.en1 e.n-Hov-
FFORD g. ELLIS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ETo;h3eas "A Ga9nty FT:d9es Esns5aliy Sa.i9ss
9fa': ea s215zB Y k'8s'' '''sfS ssy sse,f1
RICE Fay ;sa9.4,.t2t;,;, q CO, ,..a,z ,,,,,,,
No. u Ls&a'le ktreet. Chicago. H. r. Boz 1als
/ TOHN L. NOBLE d CO.,
| - GENERAL CONFESSION MERCHANr
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FlosR AND FEED.
Se eos Is Ell, Sesas %stf5 .s F.naoa I u
nj ACQUEEN d GRINDON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. Pardee'. FuildtnE. corner sonth Water and
WIN r,,e ,.e,s1 Ts1, fs5sfs Gnisaso = e. n
Fs4ls SSsss s H. i 9, s; sffs
| EPH H. TUCKER,
Cemm1ssIsN MERCHANT,
sad Hsas
| tlGd GQhlQfS&. ADHAkEEG made 4
, 1861-09-26

THE PEN NSYLVANIA CEN.
1 IRAL RAILROAD IL E11stClass Road liz al
respects.
With 285 Miles Of Double Track,
THREE DAILY TRAINS t.ith connections from
Ill points West},
FRcM fl11&Ruaa TO PHILADELPHIA,
AL connecting direct TO HoT York.
Morning Mail, Afternoon Fast Line Night
Express.
One Train Daily frsn Pittsburg to Sew fork,
ESQ mlles,. without change CT cazs,
VIA ALLENTOWN AND EAsroN,
hour. advance Of otaes routea In tine 1or Boston
bs t+aN or Boat liIts
Sundays Excepted.
NINE DAILY TRAINS from Ptisadelphl. to Nsv
= P4baf r goa . ava II &
or Allentown
BOAT TICKETS TO BOSTON
Good vtA any Of the Boat Lines.
Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg to
Baltimore and Washington.
B4GG4GE CHECKED THROUGH-ALL
TRANSFERS FREE
FARE ALWAYS as LOW As BY AMI
OTHER ROUTE
Buy Tickets via Pittsburz.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL MAIN
z r
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-02-20

And as she uttered this prayer it appear
ed as if her heart felt lightened of the bur
den that chresh ed il, then the sun broke
forth in its splendor, and little birds sang
overhead, and all the church bells around
began 10 ring the matin chimes. All seem
ed holy around her; her heart seemed to
have drunk in faith and holiness; she ac-
K nowledged the might and mercy of God !:
she remembered her duties and ieh a long,
ing to regain her home. She hurried thith.
er, and leaning over her still sleeping hus-
band, she awoke him with the touch of her
warm lip on his cheek. Her words were
those of love and consolation, and. in a
tone of mild resignation, she exclaimed,
Goods will is The best ~
Her husband and daughters were aston
ished at the change in her, and her hus-
band asked her Where did you so sudden
ly acquire this strengih-,his pious resigua.
ton ?''
And she smiled on him and her daugh.
ters as she replied, ''I derived it from God,
by the grave OF my child"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-02-20
Artemus Ward on Editors.

Before you go for an editor. young man.
pause and take e. big think Dot moi rush
into the editorial harness rashly. Look
around and see if there is not an omnibus
to drive-some soil somewhere TO be tiled
"a clership of some meat cart 10 be filed
anything that is reputable and healthy,
rather than gong for an editor. which is
hard business at least
We are not horse and have couseauen:.
ly not been called upon to furnish the mo-
tive power for threshing machine; but
we fancy that the life o: the editor who is
forced to write, write, write, whether he
ieels right or not, is much like the steed in
question. If the yeas and neighs could be
obtained, we believe The intelligent horse
would decide that the threshing machine is
preferable 10 the sanctum editorial
The editors work is never done. He ia
drained necessarily, and he dries up prema.
turely. Other people can attend banque,s,
weddings, &c, visit halls of the dazzling
light, get inebriaied, break windows, lick a
man occasionally, and enjoy themselves in
variety of ways; but the editor cannot
He must stick ienaciously to the Quill
The press, like sick baby, mustn't be le,
alone for a minute. If the press is left to
run Tor itself even for day, some absurd
person indignatly orders the carrier boy TO
stop bringing "thatrnfernal paper There's
nothing in it. I won't have il in the
house !" The elegant. Manlilina, reduced
to msngie turning. described his life as
'dem'd horrible grind" The life of an
editor is all of that. But there is a good
Time comiHg,' we feel confident, for the
editor-a time when he will be appreciated;
when he will have front seat; when he
will have pie every day, and wear store
clothes continually; and when the harsh
cry of "Stop my paper!" will no more
CRATE upon his ears. Courage, Messieurs
the Editors
Still sanguine as we are of this Jolly time,
we advise the aspirant for editorial honors
to pause ere he takes up the quill as a
means OF obtaining his bread and butter -
Do not. at least, do so until you have been
Tilted several dozen times by a like number
of girls-uniil you have been knocked
down stairs and soused in horse pond
until all the gushing" feelings within you
have been thoroughly subdued-untl, in
short, your hide is OF rhinoceros thickness.
Then, o, aspiranls for the bubble reputation
al The press mouth, throw yourselves
among the inkpots, dust and cobwebs Of
the printing office, if you will.
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Gboirc poetrp.
COURAGE.

Keep up your courage, friend,
Nor ialter on the track
Look up, toll bravely on,
And scorn to ianguish back
A true heart rarely fails to win
A will can make a way
The darkest night will yield al last
Unto The perfect day!
See youder little flower,
You've crushed beneath your tread,
The sunshine and the shower
Beat on its bended head
Though bowed, it is not broke,
|, rises up again
And sheds sweet perfume across
The hungry deserl plain
Then like the tender flower,
Be ye. o, wsary man
10 many ways Goi hlesses Jou
Deny it il you can!
You We love 10 cheer yonr heart,
You've strength and bracing health
For these, full many lordly peer
Would yield up all his wealth.
Never despair il kills the life
And digs an early grave
The man who rails so much al Fate,
But makes himself her slave
Up rouse ye to the work -
Resolve To victory gain
And hopes shall rise and bear rich fruit
Which long in dust have lain!
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A Patriots Prayer.

Many years ago, on well remembered
occasion, when the Union was just under
going one OF those tests which threatened
TO rend it in twain, Daniel Webster closed
one OF the most soul stirring speeches he
ever delivered, with the following glorious
sentiments -
"When nv eyes for the last time shall
be raised TO behold the sun in heaven, may
they not gaze upon The broken fragments
Of dishonored, but once glorious Union
upon States discovered. discordani, belIig-
erent it may be, in iraiernal blood. Let
their last feeble lingering gaze rather be-
hold the glorious ensign Of the Republic,
now known and honored throughout the
earth, still full high advsnced-not one
stripe erased or polluted, not one star OBJ
scured, but streaming iE all their original
lusre, and beating for It's motto 10 such
miserable inierrogatory, as "what is all this
worth Z" nor those other words OF delusion
and folly "Libery first, and Union after
wards :" but everywhere spread all over in
characters of living light, blazing on all lie
ample folds, as they float over the sea and
the land, and in every wind under the
whole heavens, that other sentiment, dear
10 every true American heart, "Liberty and
/ Union, now and forever, one and insepara-
blen
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A wretched editor, who hasn't any wife
TO take care of him, went The other night 10
a ladies' fair. He says he saw there IAN
articlen which he "fain would call his own,
but il was not for sale" He declares that
since that night he has been "wrapturously
wretched" AS The article was bound in
hoops, the reader is left TO inier that il was
either girl or keg Of whiskey. They are
both calculated TO make wretch "wrapiu-
rous."
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~. mick, what kind of potatoes are
those you are planting" 2"
Raw ones, 10 be sure Be the houly
poker, and does We think I'd be afiher plani-
tin billed onesW
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LOOKS WELL-To see young men go 10
Church every Sabbath, give their undlvi-
ded attention 10 the remarks ofthe preacher,
remain in church until dismissed, and then
return home, without stopping at the
door,
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II "Do you keep matches w asked a
young wag Of retailer
''Oh yes, all kinds" was the reply
"Well then, I'll take trotting match"
The retailer Immediately handed him a
box of pills.
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"LocAL" says 'sihere is one thing he al
ways did like about printing" aud that was
--"qui:ting Time"
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q western editor cautions his readers
about kissing short women, as the habit has
made him round shouldered.
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u Bad-The Charleston Mercury is
printed on paper manufactured in New
England.