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VALUABLE REMEDIES.
THE ONLY PREPARATION

THE oNLy PREPARATION
That has
And grows and more Popular every dayl
And testimonials new almost without number, might DO
given from ladies gentlemen all grades society whose
united testimony could resist that Prof Woods Hair es-
oraye will restore the hand gray and the har OF
the youth to old age in ATiis;A youthful beauty.
hat ths hair head a el off twenty years ego
lion on ths head continual suffering through life life
@ a h1s'
Up in c9ssegTsnce Of which my hsad suffered extremely
r. ss 7 * skfs
h hs s d ho a liza os Hs S
hair ba hSk and Fs. Rsst tSpg an
oF n, entirely s and pesmansy poreves n
would thee thee wonist not bo Wsng to send ne
pe Ub for bot md rse' thsoN the sep
widow and 4h the f {GthsFI''s" prpav
s q J. Wood poar The latter par. Of To ysar
Of SS york; Sa rg so ana enps 70
enCed falling of very rapidly that in the short Of 1
Par ns & Of ~ dc a s
~ hack part OF head shortly atter became gray so
@ Sou VIII not be surprised when tell that upon NY re-
70 me State of Indiana, casual acouainances
@ e 20 much at loss discover the change in appear
all. ' "Nt"'''''' "''1 'A -
~ once made application the skiu physicians In
LIE bnt receiving from them that my hair
again DO restored forced become econcied to
me- UNI fortunately in the latter par of the scar 1871
tehloratye recommended druggist, be-
my most reliable Hair Restorative In tried bot
ai Inand TO satisfaction producing the
erect Since that time have dollars worth
VI our restorative. and result have rich very
SOL slAck hair, which o money can buy
IN drk OF gratitude skill In the
uction OF so wonderful article have
y o my friends and acquaintances who am happy to
'AAA Sou' are using 1t with like effect.
Very respectfully, yours,
-. A. NJ LATTA,
Atorney:and Counsellor at Law.
the world -N e''u ny All uesueFs hfonsH'Hs
esnraTeis pat In bottles of hrea szsa Vii. LARGE
hna small The small half mini md retails oY
per bottle The medium bottle holds al least twenty
nors IN proportion than small and fetals fer Two
ears POI poc fhEage holds uuart forty mar moro
pI9Potuoh ana r0hEis for three dollars bottle o. j.
mooD 70 Propretors +44 Broadway New YorE end IA
fancy goods dealers - i so'' N'usA ~N
j. WRIGHT a co, Agents.
II and lbl ChartreBstsset,
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Rafironds. &
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE : Per steamer Alabama sundries to
order.
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i'A'f5 every" ESDAY, az + O'Clock P NJ
~ Isneeot thu steamer CharmerI
srnss Mi ~ s1,apMFEDER RATE sTaVrErs
fGr I wsrettch New '' nsh n,s
Nachea and Mail Landings oseph Rodney, Waterproof
apply an board, '' ''' 'fe'gnt or passage
iy2 If DIR CARROLL j.. ra -.
The Arnrv IT co,pacts r., 90 Carondele street
for all points SAEoo river. ~ tt-os'eAuler charm.
N B.The steamer Mary T. connects at y,rs,b, ,.,
steamer Dew Drop Tor the Hazoo aud Tuahstchi ry
eiehi consigned 10 care OF the steamer Dew Dron yin a.
through without detention at hishwner rates ~ WA go
.N NJ p. DENT Cantaf,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-26
LOWER COAST AND LAFOURCHB.
BAYOU SARA AND TIE COAST,

For Bayou SRra and the Coast,
The passenger packet
ACADIA. Capt. JOS Vincent
Leaves New Orleans
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING ct O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY 81 o'clock
FRIDAY q
Returning, leaves Bayou Sara
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, at A. IL
For Fort Ada ms, Tunfra, MOrEnnZa, Esyoys
Sara and the Coast,
The 1re passenger packet
LAUREL HILL Capt s. Heno
Leaves New Orleans
Every MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENING, at 3 O'Clock.
EXCEEDING trips Thursday far up as Fort Adams
For DonnitesQm VILE and the Coast,
. The new and fine passenger packet
EMPIRE PARISH ......... Capt. Grant, Jr
Leaves New Orleans
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
clerk always the landing ST. Lo1s street. to
receive and deliver freight and sign os of adng
boats.
my2 II. IAEOUE kpart.
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mo. 5750.l
Reoc That the Surveyor aud he is hereby authorized IN
lsse 10 Coleman Co., contractors for this construction of
square bock pFementS on Rampant street. Main to St
Louis street. the certificates for said square block
paving as progresses to competitions provided as the
proper Tagging cannot be procured by nd contractors for the
laying Of the banqlette on said street. the present time that
u contractors put all the banquetes said Rampant street
disturbed By then in coed order and condition. satsfac
ton OF the City Surveyor and it is further provided that this
resolution shall only apply to that portion Of the square block
paving to be paid by the city, i A
LSgnedJ j. O. NIXON,
u r,., President Board of Aldermen,
go lSignedl j MAGIONI,
president Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved August 9, 1861
anO OF LSignedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
mo. 5T5l.l
R7G'ced Tat resolution No. 1868 nnanah 80 s IN aoa
Reotte That the Surveyor be is hereby authorized To
cause The stone crossings the intersections Of MORGAN and
Desire streets 10 be made. - ~ ~ w
lSignedI ]. 0. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen,
tSignedl j. MAGIONT
President Board of ssistsnt Aldermen
Approved August Q, 1861. f'
an10 st GSigueH1 JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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EPAVE DU FEsGTSIERIE DISTRICT.-n q
- etc cQndllt III Depot es EpaVe Toisieme
des Bons- Entants, Cigue Louisa CONNIE eDaye-
Mnet hGi brnn 145 mains de hauteur ct ne mar
one incnnnue lanc, ' ~ ~
81 e az animal est pas r6cland dams cinq ours
VENDREDI, 30 d'aont 1861, a 10 heures A. NJ e' "
j. MILTON RELF, Commissare des Rues
NouveeO r6ans, lie % d'aout 1851 aroi II
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LIST OF VESSELS In PORT NOT CLEARED
Nem Orleans nail,.
Rar1ya

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State of Maine. ..2Sdl
q TouleD. ....,..-....,s. .2pdl
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suM MER ARRANG EMENT
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
/, NST h. racket Regular U. 4. Mail Summer Packets
For Memphis and the Bends-The first cas.
n assenger packet steamer Mary &c. Meene
u lchardson Will be 10 receive fraiTht IN
nursday morning will as above attenng IN hr
board, to ~ " "e'Sn' Vi passage appiy on
sea JOHN e. HYDE d CO.,
Az TIKI, NJ. Hnder st. Charles Hotel, left wing
ie connects at Memphis with Memphis and
Louisville. u superior PACKETS for st. Louis and
o,coc on o. sdng signed the office of the agents ND to
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STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MIsSTssIpPI

Leaves Oh M0ND sY. rs inst, 1T s NJ
:, MEMPHIS AND NEW OESTEAHyS
TaT M Packet Lne-For Me1iphis and ali the Rands
The splendid and class passenger ateamer
szl7zaazze ionzo Child, Ca;t. d. neIIayen master
maSte now receiving freight the of Common street
ana Will leave as above For freight anny nm hoard
9u2i u ley ! Alai! H.. .
This boat connects ut Napoleon with rerar Far A.
kansa and white rivers md ut Memphis Memphis and
Norfolk, Nashville, etc. ' '"'""""'
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GnEscRrT orrICE, No. 10 CAEP srKEzT, I
Monday Morning. August 81. 1851. !
N. I. We did not hear of q sale to-day. Be.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-28

WASHING MACHINE CHALLENGE, AND RIGHT FOR
w sale-I challenge, and will wash five mi
with any inventor Of washing machines In the known
world. for million of dollars; and mako exception
price machine Ny Challenge Washers all wood;
iron TO rust the cothes and friction TO them out
They wash eight towels In minute sheet in minute
shirt table cloth minute then wiring them out
fcctly dry besidea for % piece Any smart man
make 81 200 month BY buying counties and selling town
rights, featuring hem. Prices OF counties from $50
500 according population Send for a circular with
stamp. Money be through the mail, when
certificate of right viii be Address Van Hoesen
south N. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-28

DLANTERS HD1EL, Gis RRUADw AY.-Ef,EGANT
Parlos aud bedrooms for ianifs single gentlemen,
with good table. Location unsurpassed for strangers or
bn ness men Terms reasonable permanent bnarlers
Transient gncs's 81 ~ per day.
WHITNEY HOUsE-NEW AND ELEGANT MARH6E
w building. Broadway corner of Twelfth street Con
Quoted ihe European pah New lurD Wure throughout
IA. NJ BENNETT, Proprietor
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RAILROADS.

ANEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILRO AD =
IN For Albany aud Troy, connecting with the New York
Central Railroad all West Northwest and South
also with the Northern Railroad for Saratoga Rutland
Burir g.on Plasburg Kouses Point ana Mon
commencing MONDAY, December
a. aeoTrns will leave New York as followsfor Albany
IA ~ and 30 r.. NJ express train from 1Iyon row, nc
City Hall For Albany, 100 A NJ and 40 7. NJ do 2d,b
q deyos Do 70 ~ esgess mall train from tyo ,s row
W. stopping At all stations aboys y.rkyic 2eth 81 depot
tons from 18th depot White Plains, 6:l6P M stopping
at ali stations from White street depot Wliamsbrdge, II
depot willsmsbrdge y is = ~ "Wednesday and SATURDAY
will leave Albany. A. NJ and tsU East Abany, 1;i5
A. NJ and ans w., express train Albany l05 A. NJ East
stopping at Al stations north % fremont White Pains,
BIO 70 and 10 A. and $40 r. NJ stopping a all stations.
Wfiiamsbridge $50 A. NJ and Y. NJ stopping at alt sta
tons wllamsbridge, 10 r. ". Wednesdsv and Snur'ny
only1 stopping all stations Ticket sold and baggage
eheckec tor way stations At 26th ~ station only
JOHN BtRCHILIs Assiaian. SUPERINTENDENT
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sOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE,. ON SATURDAY,
~ February 2-The United States mail steamer ARAGO,
p Lines commander win sail from pier No North ryer,
tesmer afey comfor double
nnes deck, enclosed by tight compartments,
which besides other results tends In the event OF collision
srandng keep the pumps free 70 work and secure the
sbn, $76 AND $50 For freight or passage apply to
NA'7 ats t7i .A#s SAMUEL N. Fox
a f-1~n GEO. MACKENZIE,
Agents No. Broadway
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:, :, y, - -
10 yics the public W examine his Tables with newly in
vented Cushions patented November H. 1859 which
,nent makes bis fables superior in use ta
,be No las Fulton street Also several second
hand Iaves
xrgrNaNr's PATENT CHAMPION BILLIARD IA
w bles-1he Excelsior Spring Cushion, patented Anpet
\, ass lively and durable beyond any all others
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who cannot Be equalled e!sewhere s At the 0aiees
where gentlemen invited call and Judge themselves
which Is the best place in this city pleasant evening
Admission Il cents orchestra seats rs cents; private box
seats 60 cents.
Positively no boys admitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-28

THE BAsHAw TRorTINa STALLION
IL N ~. =

THE BASHAw TROTTING STALLION
LIGHTNING.
am yew o. the prospective private business
naucea 70 oner LIGHTNING for at one half the
49, ssA 60 lot hun last season perhaps superuous
nc - ne stallion Of his race entirely
NOUS Lantern Lightning Is i've years old in size medium
IN color beautiful and in action swift and
an ass, nos parted with previously responsible party
which he believed be second 10 no horse In he Country
~, Pa i-e' is'nio' DuoAs ooui
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-28

Scenery painted for the piece by Messrs Hyard
Room in the Psials Cardinal-An Apartment in De Mau.
prats HouseA Chamber in Rcheleus Castle Ruelle-
The Gardens OF the LonvreAudiencs Chambers in the
Louvre.
On TUESDAY evening, January ~
THE ZOUAVES
Will appear in three OF their beat pieces
On WEDNESDAY Mr.. EDWIN FORREST will appear, for
the second time this present engagement
CARDINAL KICHELIEU.
Doors open at ga curtain rises AT IA.
, 1861-03-05

7ark, o. F. Fuuer& Coz !. h Reed & Co. sfnixl
DWyer d Co, 1ord q Smith and GAe Bros.
, 1861-03-05
HOFFMANN & GELPCKE,
BANKERS.
CHICAGO, --- :. nL1a0m
~ and 4& La Sale Street.

BANKING DEPARTMENT..
Deposlts receivedo, Current Accounts from parties
In city Or countzy and tho usual accommodations
HfRnted to regular :7cB1tor1 and correspondents,
Interest on bala-t e6 can only be allowed In cases
where been made 70 that tnect
We receive de-, Its, payable st specified dA*e, On
xhfch intereSt will teR1loEed
, 1861-03-05
THE ONLY PREPARATION
THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
And grows nau7e and mere popular sVe1y day.


BAzz1.x CakKx, Mich, Dec M 1Es,
tnst tae ~ ny he'd ~ u fes Of PIE r.
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1nEnown 70 me- n1g on r. Se1H cfe n;e
fus md much Of the portion npda tae slae
s8a ss;K 3oR Pss 81
upon NJ resnrn 70 the 6tate Of Indiana ny more t. u
d. IL eaase e Change
ny intimate were 70 n7s
aIones nads application to the most skni9l pny.
eitana N tho coa9 but Feesising n3 ~
foeed e@ @ e sd'a
IL ID the latter part Of the year 1851 yopf M
nss ss:stasIe& aE 3
and found e y sas s;6s 81 & fnss w. 1s
esysn dossss; worth q yo1E Kes:eTaEye snd ~ T.
snt hsSe eh coat e 1s ss essk ns3[ which nc
nancy Can e''' ls.oseee1z z q sGafr4
oon dsg 55 F4sgpses &c Seaa''ssa 4 S9ssas. !: {ssE
& KS eood Is paeeisa NJ I'D Faaay Good Rssiss
HsSy5H hg:s$ Hssz Ss:s+ e ss s.
, 1861-03-05
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:: :; ~: Prot Woods:
.REsToRA1lyE|::eoRplAl. ]! I
.... .':-.:- ~. ''':'-
BLOOD RENOVATOR

aI1s precsely what lts n.me indleste4 toE Eh1s(ft
ssa ( e. tsss : i + e. 5ssyn 5ass
1also rev1v1aeA relnststes and .enews the blood
81 T. Rai 3
disesse~ It . the only preparation eTsE offered
fesea u aS sS sd
e e r. t9n
TT ~ &c as Ia fes 4 e s
ltstlon: It is aso perfectly e7h11ezat5ng r. T. II
4Eot vegetables nd taose thoEoag6ly eonb,ninsn
Hfseience, aad a1so by those Who have sIfEard 5a
Sss essa 81 asSy @sis as ~
n ATTACKS Of disease. and lays the unEuaIded Eyt
eaFo9R s@ SRfe e isS
Stanty llabls saci So loE eS;a4%pls f. tns fo4pE
Hpspsis Loss 81 Kppedts Taatness EsIyGas I14
sua1 s'f1GG1diala I'd ii III eass ef
Nfearfu1ly fatal unattended to In time, called
Il Female Weakness anu Irregularities.
;s SsS 5sSsa Ssss e 81 72sat &c an -
ssaiaae e e efa te p.,as e
d tss Bsss So q sd Ge sheu
sdaaasRa aaSRh :. Rssea sss: sefs bsasz
breathing. and indeed we might enumeFatsIb'
R{ pSs e. III ee eass Ee e. dsS 9nS t.
Chlils and Fever but prevent III attac@ aztsing Il
from Masuattc Influences. and cure the dae2seeI
rescSsS I'D pe1sisfeatiy ia biiery T syste Ss
Wlarousing the Liver 10 action, promoting In fact
ali the excretlons and secret4ons Of the system,
it VIII lnllliby prevent any delstegtons conse
Il snaaEd E hSa
MI with item, and ali t1ould take tablespoonful
'latleast before eating. As It prevents costvei
n Eness strengthens tho digestive organs, It should
il, 81 STUDENT maisfers, Il M and literary men. 1nd p
ii lsdies not accustomed e maeh outdoor e!er- y
lctse should aways use it. II they would find an{
agreeable. pleasant and efficient remedy agalnst
beauty cannot exist without health. and health I'D
cannot exist WltIe the above Irregularities cor-i
kEtlnue. Then" "tg4in, the Cordlo4 is a perfect]E
| klMother's relief TaEan month Or I'VE before q
viii perfect eaeo and aafety. T8x1B Is no uls- =
M5fHE t5ffI Tg9 sefR III I'D 10 py yea S4M ae
Real to dsteet ~ Hines pot only Of yous daugh
Hand husbands, for while the former, from falseI
Idelcacy. often 60 down to premature gravel !
{rAther than let their condition be known In time,
msnt Il business fhss i il were not for you shsy
Etoo would travel In the same downward path
until too late to arrest their fatal fall. Bnt the1
f11mother Is AlWx9B Vigll2nt and to you conf =
Identity appeal; for We s1e sure falling
| .,|Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood Renova- a
n tor as the remedy which should ba always On L
/ n hand In dae Of need
o.J.wooD, PROPRIETOR, IL
| llA Broadway, Few York, and ia Market street. i
if,lst Louis, Ao7 and sold By all good druggists.
| Hlprlce one dollar bottle. ~ Ia
sRa Eetsa Afe9is KseS KGaeaEo; 5oha
ba7ssr b7s i Go, LAID smith, and dis Bros. ''''''
| Its5m&tw1yl
, 1861-03-05

habitants Of various towns Of Yenetia, to ask
the illustrious General Garibaldi If he would
accept the offer Of marble bust OF bis de-
ceased wife, the noble Anita, executed BY a
Venetian sculptor, IN Venetian toWn, have
NIT to You, persuaded that its publication will
: cause onr brethren beyond the Mincio In the
cOnBtaney Of their sacrifice, since all the
thoughts and ali the wishes OF The Italians
tend 10 abridge its duration, and since the
powerful word Of Ga1i6eld keePs a. these I1 asplra
"MnAN, February ST. >
s'.Garlbaldl replied as follows:
+ "While recognize the pledge. Of affection.
which the citizens OF Venetia would give me,
In their offer of bust Of my deceased and be-
loved wife, I beg you to devote the sum de-
signed for that object to the liberation of that
aCAPRERA, January &C."
WILL TIE POPE REMOVE TIE RAPAs SEAT TO
3ERusALEM? ,.,..
4 correspondent of the Liverpool Mercury,
writing from Rome, states that French officers
hare Ltter1y been very busy In obtaining IN
formation respecting Jerusalem and the state
Of things In that quarter. He adds that they
had been taking measurements in several 10
ca1itiea particularly the ground @ that les 7Soat
Jerusalem they had gone on to Hebron, Gaza
and other points, for the like purpose. It WIS
also currently reported that = body Of French
| troops was shortly to come to Jerusalem,
while another would be stationed at Jatta, and
| 4 third on Mount Carmel At Beyrout, he
| aaye, the French officers openly affirmed that
| their government had no intention Of with
| drawing the force sent out, but were about to
| employ them shortly on new and very differ
ente erfaud to that for which they ostensibly
! came. The French F ere also actively employ
| ed in making road from the Holy City to Da-
mascus, along which they were erecting hou-
ees at certain intervals. 1t iB said that such a
| scheme as this intelligence shows to be In
course Of development, points to the realizing
| Of Pho Nono's fayorite plan Of removing the
| seat Of the Papacy to Jerusalem
| flax CorTos-Much interest is expressed
in the modes recently discovered Of making
| FAX into substance closely resembling cot.
ton. By the Ceaussen process the taK hbere
| are chemically separated by being fred once
or twice from q steam cannon, the explo.
siYe force used being about two hundred
pounds to the square inch. 4 new mode has
lust been tried at the mills Of Sampson d Tap"
pan, at Roxbury, Mass, md samples sent here
give much satisfaction, as showing that the
product Will be well adapted for mixing with
| wool, for making fine thread, and for othe1
purposes. By this last move the flax is passed
through rollers of IN inch in diameter. anl
the principal difficulty seems to be the limited
emount Of work that can be done By BucE
small rollers. Mr.. Lyman is about to MAKE
arrangements for securing sufficient supply
Of fiax from Illinois and other portions Of tht
great West to keep the steam guns busy
B4falo Couznse:cid
, 1861-03-05
EWIN II ACH1 N E s.
|. CORNELL 4 cos
Family and MISUNDERSTANDING z
$40 SEWiNQ MACHINES.
&&aaART e. f AR RS PATENT.

t8R0 0E ETN&A&& &Fsft~E14N6VH
rxGGAHT FARn,s PATENT.
Te ara hsppy - esy to The taeusands who are nstnE
EeshE EEEssE hASdaEE1o heTaaE q ahoxEE, ; IT e
seGn1eH 1 eHsc6ines IL no. juat where want the II
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mgch taan sny osssf % thefeH necessarily '0'os
feW q Il superior qualities sse taese:.1 u,ss 80
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pota il Eht tuTns hages is seqred p fsan d!Ss
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TaE sEd aasansab e. boTs % ecssT aaa saapss
esas 81 Sas!a s eve
na 5axT eS.fasay ~ II naehiaa & 81
IA essht aozshYe.ses196 T es196RNEIL 5iassEj LIZ & CO.,
Post Office Boz 81, caM,eAe2s M s16 p; !,
, 1861-03-05
THE SHIP OF STATE.

"R oA0AAe
[For the Tribune.l
In deep repose, at noon Of night,
Before me lay vision bright,
The sea spread out s bound1ess view,
While o'er me hung the arching blue.
With swelling sails and streamers gay,
There bore gallant ship away.
1t had nation's hopes for freight.
twas cur noble ship Of state.
: A storm came bowling through the sky,
The waves in anger 1eaped on high;
Ny throbbfng heart gave way to fear,
Lest freight and ship shonld disappear. -.
A Tiewless band with airy tongue,
NY fears dispelled while thus they sung:
"No storm shall harm or wave o'erwhelm,
While WARRINGTON IL at the he1na-''
Methought mighty calm ensued-
Its PROSPEROUS way the ship pureued-
Glad voices echoed o eF the eeaa,
While banners slept upon the breeze
Awrathfnl tempest came again,
In angry mood It found the main;
By wave and wind our bark Was tossed,
Till freight and ship were well nigh lost.
The yiewless band with airy tongue,
Above the roar Of ocean sung:
ssNo storm shall harm, or wave o'erwhelm," /"
While JACKSON s hand Is on the he1m.''
The storm passed by, and In the deep
The noisy waves we're lu11ed to sleep;
With gay attire and mien Of pride,
Our ship OF state was seen to glide.
But now. alas our dangers great,
= The CREW depon the ehipof state;
Her fag disown; her treasures take;
Then, for the fatal breakers make.
The storm and tempest strove In vaia
To whelm orr bark beneath the main,
But who that bark may now defend,
From hidden rocks and tre1ch'yot4s men!
The viewless band on airy wing,
Ger disconnected treason sing:
"No plot shall harm, Or wave o'erwhelm,
While LMcoLR's hand is On the helm-''
Then move in glory Ger the wave,
Thou magic barx that bears the brave;
Thy haven reach On flowing tide,
And at thy anchor safely ride. S.
, 1861-03-05

QTATEDfENT. Of the Condition
OF TEE :.
G0ODHUE FIRE INSURANCE. co.,

:.s OF NEW YoRK CITY: ::
On taa 1st day ct january made to the Auditor Of
?: the State OF Illinois. : =
The mime OF the COMPANY fs the GnOpHnE FIRE
INHTRANCE COMPANY OF TIE CITY OF NE"
Gtnt.1 stesf Is Sso 900 n3 which Is III pa1d
caa, an hand and Ii hands ct agents.. e1T.112!T
Denta Gus nn Fss, 9ns Fstafs 1szm0o
Es4Eat ENEt - ~ StnckS s.s..,,,.,...:,.... 2445o %
4.naSst 4yeaag ~ srrTTs1 .......,,,,...., &138l3
II; atSsr az uacur3fies 11n6S
. " &2s5a.Es
Losses Incurred and In process o. g sa{1aT a1d5 :.
rneut ut.-:-......-........s'..'s''' y s ~
Other CIAtN5. <r"1'~"
S124 4Mn0
The greatest amount inquired in any one risk Aooeae
II. ", PHILLIPS Il CO., 49,,
Agents tor Chicago. 0naca Nos. and CiafR sReess
, 1861-03-05
E5u8i11ess Garo8,

nRS. SMALL & BEEBE have
H. removed to their New Once Rooms4 =
No. 1872 Washington Street,
Where they prepared to attend to their professional
and utghtx fa15dHB2n
, 1861-03-05
MICHIGAN SOUTUEKN
lu LAKE SHORE RAILEc4E

Takes effect Sun4Ay. Nov =.
kM l. x-Eew York and Hoston E1c-sAs-@1i sI.s
Fnu1AyA, y:3 Ulf lf-a
8soP. a,-Nis!: sxpress-da.l7 e1cs3r sas,rcas 81.
Old Line.
Connecting at Toledo aoa bstrr1. VII z,tcsz II
points Lterir In Oaiu, Pecns, i.-ata sag ;rs ga
the NSw England Stntes and fAs.ad'a ,,
An1 1. y, al,l 6sO x-Pttsh..r;,A rs':.no . Ara
Pht.sde p',is eApsess +" ''icr-:A Il ai:t:I
asQu.ck ua- <ns Gthr7 rout-
6MA II, BAR f-ll r M.-DAtrr!r E11res. viz adrian
eEE1st 3 in Detroit at G,so \ Y. =. :: !,
cnnuect.ns dir -rtly Wit tzs1 lhe vstat
Western aud Grand Trunk itaaGs
AZ Woodruff . tatsnt steeptD. -.;.,-u.p.-t =
tie Nigh: TYafnF <sl9 ru:te ssew rka:
Tckets can b.. lt4 Ill ttcsat .fIc-5 IN t. V-e-
snd At the CounanY's oca s. s1utA C:ar .tr.>k A-t
Trims leave Toledo at d2s 4. u AID 'aH r. u;
2rTIve IN Lhtc9go u So =. =. sd s:E.
GID. u GRAY, G-ul TesIefe Ac--t
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