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, 1861-02-22
[For the Chicago Tstbunc.J
ITO. FOE COMPROMISE.

War fcacons blaze OIL Southern bills,
On Southern pains armed hosts review;
Vars clarion blast the country fills,
And what can NC poor Northrons do
But 'compromfse:'
They've ta'en our friends AMONG them found,
Their only crime Northern ttrih,
Enpg, taslcd and feathered, gagged aud bound.
TIL we've no remedy on earth
Bu: " Compromise''
They tramp our banners. .'ueath their feat,. ::
They storm our forts, our mints they eeizs;
Our ttol'1 vessels swc1l their t1e:t:
Such doughty foes we'd best appease
-: By" Compromize"'
Our northern conec;enceis too nice;
Religion Int fanatic zeal;
Let's change our dog1nas in trIcr,.
And all VIC hope, and think, and feel,
For "Compromise.''
Let platforms, parties, pass away
Our fathers creeds and faith be spurned;
Esen sacred Freedom we'll hetray,
And all that freedoms cause has earned,
For Compromise
Let Justice throw ter ecates away;
Humanity 60 weep in vain;
Ter We, to extend King Cotts ms SWAY,
tinst train the hound, and forge the ehain,
- And Comprcmige."
What though our eonrtrJ's fame be etained!.
What though Heay'ns blessing VIC fozeso7
The Union: sire, muat be sustaincdl
So, strike her co1ors to the foe.
And COMPROMISED "
I.c. Jefferson in odfum rot, =
While honest Douglas wins Misplace;
Ec Jaclieon's drmness all forgot,
While wcak-knecd Kellogg shr1e!zs for grace
Ant:' Compromise
30 Torce.bill fills the South with fears;
Closed ports tame rot their fiery mood;
"Cocrcion ",ssates on Southern ears;
1r5'N deal with traitors dyed In blood
BY" CompTomise!!''
Virginia make your "just Demands
Texas your wrongs" shall be redrcseedi
And South CarIina's gentle hands
My crack tho whip o'er all the rcstl
Ve'A"C Compr ,mfsct''
8. r. TESr1z.
Tsctofia, H., Feb. II. 1861.
, 1861-02-22
Extrzord1nary FunerA1.

[E'rom the Cincinnati Commercial Of tho 18th.l
The funeral procession OF tic Uou. John G.
Wright was taken upon the cars Of the Circin-
,ai, Hamilton aud Dayton Railroad on 5sster-
dry afternoon, from the dtpotto Spring Grove
Cemetery. Tie locomotive and the cars ap-
propriated for the friends and relatives, the
Directory OF the road {of whicl, he was D
nscmber,) and the Bar, were ill draped in
mourning. The trim moved from the depot
1T p. H., anI proceeded ut q very slow rate Of
speed, with tic bell to'ling, tue whole distance
t. The cemetery. It consisted Of nioe cars:
the first occupied by the body aud the itnmc-
tiate friends ard relatives Of the diseased :; the
second By the Directors and officers OF the
railroad company; the third By the members
OF the Bar; the other cars were filled By the
large conco,irse of citizens who had joined in
the procession to the depot.
There vas something peculiarly grand and
solemn Iii the slow and majestic movements
Ut the long train OF, cars, drawn by locomo
tive draped In sombre mourping,- nceompan'
led by the measured tol}iug Of the bell we
never remember to have witnessed more I'M
posing funeral procession. E:,- -
, 1861-02-22

HOW the Jspanese Restore Faded
" Flowers.
A Nagasaki correspondent Of the New York
us7e'd writes: .,
After bouquet is dropping beyond all rem
edies Of tresl water, The japanese eau bring it
back to oil its first glory by very simple and
seemingly most destructive operation. I had
received eomc days ago delightful bunch Of
1vwe ffom Japanese acquaintance They
continued to live in all their beauty for nearly
two weeks, when OF last they faded. Just Us
I wAs about to have them thrown away, the
came gentleman Japanese gentEeman) ca,ne
to see me. showed him the lads flowere,
;,ad told linn tslat, though lasting 8 long time,
they had now become useless. lob, III" said
lie s'onIy put tue ends Of the stems into the
tlre, and they will be as good as before" was
i,cfedulous; SO he took them himself and held
tic stems ends into the fire until they were
complstely charred This was in the morning;
1T evening they were again looking fresh aud
vigorous, and have continued so Tor another
week What mag be the true agent in this re-
viving process. am unable to determine fully;
whether it be the heat driving once more the
last juices into every leadet and rcin, OF
whether it be the bountiiut supply Of carbon
furnished by the charring. ! am inclined, how
ever to the latter cause, as the full effect Wst
not produced until some eight hours after
wards, and as it seems that ii the heat was the
principal agent, it must have been sooner fol
lowed BY visible changes.
, 1861-02-22
A sudden nild RuId Movement,


Tie details Of the recent extraordinary at
tempt Of some prisoners in the California
State Prison to escape, have REACHED 'us by
mail: =.
Thirty Of the conviets having long terms to
serve, made i break from the priaon yard
through the gate that was open to l'ermit the
passage outward Ut water cart catching up
5uur irccmcn who stood in their way, rs
shields, aud then run fur life as well as liberty
TIE guards gavc chase, fred st The fugiIlyes,
woandiug- thirteen, aad kiiling-three Others.
Seeing how desperate the game was, the ellll
unhorIned faglti1cs-all but one-wheeled
about, retraced their steps and were retaken.
The consplrA!ors, the instant that the cart
was outside, charged like Zouaves, together,
the stoutest anung them picking each his
freeman, whom they managed to keep between
themselves aud the prison enclosure. Sherla
hluuard vas the reluctant cover of one stall
wart fellow, and he 1i'lea his novel Office to his
e:sptor's GREAT satisfaction, until the rider 1nap
n.ed to throw bis cloak over the shoulders
oi Lis "Old Man OF the Sea-" when the
Sheriff was dropped like hot potato: Bu'
seeing another OF the guard diseng sged from
ths service Of the fugitlves, the fellow enatchet
hsu, up aud wore linn on big shoulders as
Digger wears pappoose, Until we'll lditcctel
elot from bchind stretched him dead on tht
ground, his human cover escaping without
Grrntrtt
, 1861-02-22

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
Ifl GREAT EESTGE!' CANADA EAr."AT&.
winter AFranGeh1enl~s
T:Atns leave the Great centra: Dcps: .s's c! Lac
street, Gh.c1go: .
zeoA x-Li.htnIug EAprvs5 iSlcha5s s1e. ptedL
arrive al retfoss ~ ?. =. srspr7s:er g!:a:a
r Y. l:qst4oa .tl night. -.
~ ,. x-KeV york and Host4'a Express. te=cers
SATURDAY. J arrive at pet7oiL s.4; ). H., Sus-
pelsi1s Bridge Of i;aaao 81: ?. n. A'tssf
fc1 L Il, View Yotsz iee:t0 \. ". noston uo"n
9fc xGtnct1Eait Ex pre- =. exesptS-:aa:1 th.uuKa
tC CIccnEattin Is .0Ers. .-l
80 :. xGlpclunau and Louisville Expssss fssHI p
Louisville IL IL tla:ss.
&M r. M-Traln, Saturday un.g to .E1!es- saats7
, 1861-02-22

THICAGO tE NORTHWEST
~ ERN 2An.EAY.
DIRECT ROUTE ...-
70 Rockford Eelotr Ereeisss Isn:H7Gt:' tal:1s
Madison Prairie dn Chen. r.ui IL La. SS.-17Es
6reea Bar, Berlin {.traa. Is Crosse St. Paul ~
U1 and af1cr Monday, Aogst.6er Ill. n.2. ,Sa-4s
leave, y!-:
Day EtnycS3-12.s3 Eocu. ....--
E-epics Exp.ex.-s j P. IT, fer above POINTS.
II farouc EcEeEs eAn be rtstc.1te+1 At iii sdrca1
ofl.sa oa Dearborn stsce: CT at rcssrH;Ir .tadoaa
GEJ, L. L:'N LAH. -3f.~rEitE fl 1t
p NJ. vIr-r pcC1ysfy CcrI Ttskss A:'t .hl.Sly
, 1861-02-22

pUFFALO T. LAKE HURON
2S RAILWAY Shortest ead best 7oot' to gcsat1c
and other Easter. rldes
Train leaving Chlcaso at 500 @ i'e at 50 ar
E.ves At bnGsla y: so 2 z SeE Ts;k :; w. p.
10 a,d N r d Erie 1-a,na g1tHc Ff. r:s1 IT. ia NJ
Roah can be obtslei at III. Enica i'-pot-
1e.1f61IJ e 8 GARTE}- 1r.1I Ia1ERer
, 1861-02-22

The present season has yielded IN immense
crop oi ice. The ice sradeis yet in its Infancy,
but, compared with Whist it was twenty yeoza
siucs, the Increase las been almost incredible,
as aso the Improvement in the method Of cut
Ting, toring and shipping it. Twenty years
ago, On the 1st Of February, Messrs. Barnard,
Of the firm} cut aud put into tue house three
hundred to Of ice; and 60 great 4 feat YVES
this considered that the gentlemen gave a
great supper in the evening. On the same day
IN the year 1S6l,' Jacob Hittlnser, Esq, the
most experienced ice-cutter in New England,
cut and stored, in the same number Of hours
stc thousand tons. Twenty years ago it took g
,yhoie week to load q ship with ice, and now,
after the ship is fitted, the same quantity can
he put on board And slowed in one tide.-Bos-
| ton Com Bulletin
, 1861-02-22
CEWING II HIN Es.
/. cgRkELl & CO.'S
Family and MaaufaoturtnR z
60 SEWING MACHINES
xAGGART FARRss PATENT.

FAGGART& Il FARR's PATENT.
the 1lSusaas En9 ,5s te utaf &.
E1GH MAG1i;E NoW KEAIs 1'IiE FApETf1 EAp Sf1tk Il
G6ME Jh I'D n rsisons 9ens Or as1s hem
secure axAintt any rntsestztion- a..
~ esT ssay
vG Ie BET mads 20 hst & priced ny
san Rs1asasfs ~ te S|neh sss ssvrai Seed!ss
"A sn s a s2 @
= e 6 f! Mf1Sf fa
slas ns dos, "ans epa StosS as 'st aera 1ss pg5
@osS more than sas olss . s.crots necessarily soms
ea}R 15 psaaiffa aasifes ase tae,e- uses
straight needle spaiSts pitT gfs5 hns r. ses
nen ens sP%oh cs hnses o dast ~
I'd PS:s1@ass ne t i srfs:sS
~ e "a "a fs3t boh afe spoE an ont
i & ssfatss
y ~ ~ TaEiEr or woEk TnAn AT aAGnisE
t s sx Ts ssd r. s ssansss:s4 4 soss4
aobody noyices cau uanage1t sone otaes WILL sasaS
ste psss Of ,sos.
sh1ness 90 rnsdy Eto as n3acd fSem l.
e. ;sss HsHi ssaHs ef
s5 ba tas. ae e ssppy PS9
urns tie aaxs ssasoa aes oEqss IS y
soafeSS sa;f 81 VIII &c "a
~ II; II xs5ld to producs hef5s5 ever
sie 10 f1ai q e ts grea
1e~ns shhsE shsx Hs1 TO pnnSp1 g
Caution assns g s
oaI s9csesso rspiestntsns tst on mss.iaes = Esr s
m ps sHd 2 4nscse
e. ,et aaSrs Pa:sas Gal ass the sae psopaeoFs
' e'''4it.'ts5 [. GeaSHEI' ssssss kda'ta 4 CO.,
su4 u 1ass s,tsss. Rs*t tSess.s SPss asa q 'aa u
, 1861-02-22
!. ~'"- oEtafxAt
[ce1neate to e1pre on the stst Day Of Jsnnas 1901

AuprroE's orricr, STATE or I11Isors l.
springfield. January - h6l :: ! =.
Whereas, The SeeaIity :nes rance COMPANY .of New
York cty bag tiled in Ills ose q ths Sen
d!on oils affairs as REQUIRED by 81 70 reSaasd
by the SIa:c Of Illinois," approved FebfaA1E l!ta l5
an act ameadatory thereto approved January ~ lssI
and Whereas eo!d Cutnpany ta furnE he'd satisfactory
evidence that ns8t.6ed OF the required aonnt
capital invested ID ktofks AnH eod las lea
IN this office written fnstruueAs t&ned 9y the ErGSt-
PHILLiPs Of Chcago. nl9ok lts gent toF ths trans
unrcseryedIy authorizing him 10 acknoTlsfge service
OF process for and on behals Of said Company c'n,
agent .a be- taktn and held to be rand served
upon the Company and waiT1ng Ill elain Of error by
reason ot such scfr4ce.- .....-
the s9s ast
certify ttaf tic said b y. PHiLLHs authortzea ..
Insurance In this State, Until the thirty first day Of
January In the year eighteen hundred and ttsttTp,
far as he may be legally empowered 20 10 90 oT
e.n~ 1., In Testimony whereof naye nerenRto sah.
t-s on1ce at Springfield, this seventh day OF Feb
f'af'' e. - 4'''' JEsaE Z. DUBOIS Aud,t.r :. !.
Insurance Rooms Of 49,.
B. w. PHILLIPS & CO.,
Nox and Clark etrest, Chicago, IL
fe1t.E1L4W =
, 1861-02-22
ORIGIN AL.
Qszneets to e1ptrs oa the sst day Of Ja1us1y. 18a

CsEtets to expire "a the slae Day OK 1a1uaTt 151A
Aup1ron.s oY11o1. STATE or I11uo1Al
8ptinne1d Jaapxfy 2t1. 1861
WREKRAh The KtHA lnsnExuta company. located
ut HasNoK, In tho 6txte OF CounerHcnk has ated Ia
tIA oce statement f the condition u its Adars -
sassaee Companies not Incorporated y tne state of
iinot1r approved .Feheasry l4ta, 1S55 and: N act
anendatotythsFeto:ap approved Jsnnaty e. 1ss5 .aa @
dence tha1 Of tae IeaaeeA ~ S.1 ta
u ~ oesaa w.ttten tastIoment s1g9sa * "a Ff
BARD eadoHARLksH. HuNE q cnisszo 4 .ia ~ e,a. ~
psay "a tally sod authoEt.nE thsm tS
nd Gonpsey coasnank mat seFIes q er9sess upon
Eth - seqysd apon IL Gompaoy and Waying II
1 claim Of error by reason Of tueh service.
Of tas aes aforeeaidt T. JESSE Z: DUBofa AnditoE
csrttiy Gas tIe aaid q. s. -RG8BAHl md CHARLES
psny otranssct as business Il IN ths Snts
fssa Han5sd nd t z r 3, e "a :. tasy NAY
l. f@~, In Testiaony .beseo1 bare Re eonto enb;;
l~s :o9.ee s Springfield :sais s1enta day Of
'1see ''asi:a1 - :; 9ess& I. DHaoh .xaatar Pa.
, 1861-02-22

sE Greeley'a Bourbon Bitters.-
Taa&e popular Btr:xe poesesa m tbs nourthinc and
iaszosat1ns proreEtie: Of Prax On BOURBON WH1K1,
sad are considercd the rocst ehscaaous Tos1o and
hfMCA1r. As yell s4 ths meet agreeable s1okAok1o
evr Offered to the public. ~ tonic for old Feopae
tsslcate Ladies' convsiceeect iuyaldh- and al weakly
peoa they cxrnot oe zarpsssed in III caaes Of Weak
asse Of debility they viii Etve Immediate relief snd
:npas. strong hea,tby tons to the system t;tsl
yin sstabush their erts ovsr Eli other Toica nov IN
ssa Fer Lcxa CONTRASTS BRoxc9rz1s D1srksNA.
E2so5a D1sFAzss Axp LAVE cesr1A1sza. Trey xfs II
nvalnsble xrr:3y- I'D E-s lcztaaa preventive Ct
CEu1s aad EErE7e.
Pzs Ip IL Quart Eotdsa. IN cesas at onA to3 tHo
@o1ss aa1 17= eals By 0raGgasts SID erooers svey-
Whss<-
YEA l. r. GEEELEY. Ero9-!e:ofs Eo, x Tre-
HGnt E1es* BSAtan. HeEs.
y T. IvHNeoH, aenernl As.rs
no. n 5tste street, Chicago.
kR fAEl3QE* Agent kp976lAdAW1y
, 1861-02-22
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.
[f.fSr6l 1r1l

nOANE'5 NEW BARREL
r. ,LsCtltHERY.
WARRANTED TEE BEST IN A1zn1cA.
TO Coopera:
"a Offering tal4 New aud uncqualen Rasrs1 Machine
r to tic CooEcrs Of the Northwest aud South. do
ia Be.t a n17st Perfert, tie most Economica!
AId Labor Saving an. catapett Of any In use-
ps>ANE l. HuRLBUT'S
Stave fnyr1n~ and Dressiu. Machine,
FOR TIGHT WORK,
Tia Machine surpasses al others In esery oarucn
lar. It saws the stare from tie bolt curves and
planes ready to sat In the barrel al at opera
ton, from AfE0 70 lMnR per daJ. VIII MAKE *Ss to
fso per day crar OF al expenses To &c With this va
have fnn set Of machines for Tsht Fazrel Work OF
6oASEis Save CUTTING MACHINE, FOR F1oar
poSXEs HEApIsa CUTTER, tor Flour Barrels
OOANE5 HEADING TURNER. .o1 al kisGa Of
DoSStS HEADING Jon'rEE fer al Hns. q:
poSXE:sS EeoT JotSTER tefElcns Razze1.
poAKES EoIAL1z1sa a4cHiNs f3r ali Sinds Ct
DoASf:s CEozE AND cHAnrEntxa MACHINE.
DoASE e {! !Pas = En!fss TIGHT srAvE JOINER
TO all kinds OF light Barrels
| DoAEE's HAD sAW!hu n a.CHTEE, for al kinds
eI beads Tbs n1achina Is also the Best shinsle
FlonF Barrels rom tie trude Tmbtr This machinery
1ns cast thausands II dollars to Of hp1
sad steel-puttns AZ onpstiou out Of the question
ee oF of eass ssis III
c2lars- Address 2. q. Ee1 2'oa ". ii. DnASE,
! m51acSdly3 kG Clark st1eet Chicago,
, 1861-02-22

TFTom the New + Or W0r1d-J
Attached to the city inspectors department
ID :. bureau Of records, ut the head Of which il
DR.. Cyrus Ramsay. 1t is made bis duty te
keep record OF all the deaths, birtls and mar
r:a5ts Occurring III the city. DR.. Ramsey ha&
ju~t prepared his report Of last Year.
Ualf I century ago llse number Of deaths IL
New York was a5ont 200 year. Last yeal
liz number was 2a,7l0, an increase Of 1866
.un,iare.l with 1859. The total number a
.l..,he, as to sexes and stages Of life, was o:
r.],
, 1861-02-22

The Sword Of La Tour d'Auverxne.
the sword Of La Tour d d'Auye1Ene, the cele-
hratcd French Gtcnadier, having been present
ed to Gariba1di BY III. de Kcrzansi, its posses
sor, the latter received the following letter Of
thanks:
-: CArREEA, jana
/ haye received the sword of La Tour d'Au-
vcrgne-that sword which the consals of the
republic decreed to the bsavest man Of the
French Army-to the brayest MAJ OF an army
that tramIled under its gigantic steps and
buried in the dust the 1hronga and tyrants Of
Europe. This honor suTpasses all that the
aspirations Of 'lnt.itary man, Or any man, can
dream. accept it, not only with sill the graft
tude am capable Of feeling, but In addition
as sign Of tho sympathy of ,humsnitaEian
France tor cypress d nationalities. The initia-
tive Of the great reforms ttnt are to copeecrate
the fraternity Of people pe1tains still to France
:~'' go" .GARIBAIDI.
, 1861-02-22

NIRCULARSS:---We have a great
variety OF Bespt aud other type for this e,as. or
work. Nov stylea reeMEet = they are issued ffoin
OoSA 81 ClaTk steef- "A.'a, 'RAND. :
, 1861-02-22

us cEBz 70 TIT t-z1s. u t.,7 Low EEE AARKEY
FRWEE-
ESQ bo1o4 TIN pLLTI,
A+Do hch 6HEET IRON,
$50 RUE6Ik IRON
in ~ IRRITATION RTes1A,
zt9o HFtGHf aad ANs:E4Lp w1zc
rs caaks 6HEET ZINC
II tons PIG TIN.
500 Tbs. COPPER BoTToaiA
% Ects TIMERS TOOLS and MACuINIa&
80 cask1 HKIGHT OK I'D COL, CHANA
iMD to< AXES -
LOO sHovELa EpADEs an1 SCOOP
% toss SAD RoNA
: FUTILE, HlBBARe & CO.,
csts Hse1y Corner of etste aRd LAX. FL
, 1861-02-22

ANCE COMPANY located a. HaEao!n. To, Iunnc n,
14Rs, and Il paid up. ,r..H
....z.: razva,.s, Z S;Es; S;{s$ ESS
Zeal Eet3te un1ntDmbefed. -........-. Fta1ttH
Mtncr due the Company SECURED py .r
Cal, Sfisae i lid and il 'Bane tu'Ta
cash i tie hsnd. Of Agents and in ~ an
hsrsEsse Bonds, Z per cent, sslnl-an:. a.. M um
neqisase 6aa! isssaessd Reads per cent? ;sasn Nv
BooaeseT esas ae1stS ~ Bonds, PEI cent. ~ rnn
psoofiSn Snqae cfy Boads feasas cen semi:
hs5ansd ssnas1 isss inssfest u - p.4 ~ 5ofco tao
Aii1antte nanais % CITY Bonds, 10 per cent -1 -,
Now York City Bonds, per eent' .ono ur,,
uased stock per cent, semi ,ox ooo 81,
ksnsass1 snnna! 1ntsass, ststs Stock per esnt W.
'senesas sem ssannsi laie tsrest . $4,000 27sx
hsm ssn,annuai aoax itita iatesess 5000 900:
Missouri :tato stock, ,6psr cent semi - M ., ~
osia sRae1: atsse te.k ssesk. per cent. s'n m
Miasis saass! - slsts ssockdpsr cent semi M ;.
1naiaaa anaas ssaie s!sss set
So easaai sh.rss HM Hartford and New Haven
=, ss:5ss :!ss:$ ;ssS SsHSs3y E7;9 IT, stses @ @
sS:5s: 5:Ss; ss;S ::sT ! ' s H
g eosnsrss n e GirizsnssBank :: :-ek. Vi. ~ 49,
10 sfs1ss tfssssfsi St.ao9a Ge@a rn1f Stock. stat 49,
% shsrs Eaale Bank stos1. P1ovt- ,<,o 90,
.c' snaaes 1oas Nsss ss'es' D..> ~ 2aoao sa.so
'c' 'snsssa noseon, ss:s Ss:s . ~ 10000 1880
a" snasrI ssi stoef, aa s.. Louis, so, :ooo 2oo
100 sletds 1eais a14'' Mo D .s.. ~: oooa 1a:e
~ shnrds ouis, rEeo.ue. Me 49, 5000 800
e9 sGslss bsns sfoeE Ehiads1phis F.. 5000 zzto
Ii eSnadG fard COM . - -. u.7m 12sa
Nv ssa5eS s:osS. 1 nsItfSrd, Conn 80. 500 hu
aoe spHsSi WsT,ford. I'd .on1 % r. -. 10000 1850
w 'eaaSs..s eoun..u. D'.. ....s ' :. $4,000 am
Nv spas Hsfato1d % COM - . 1a,ooo 1s,a
t'' shafas bee SICK. Hsrtfaid cenn: tooo 4aot
CIV 7aas foTd. Conn. s.s... e :. $4,000 1aoe
100 faTe.s Hsna sroek Haraord G. 1aos 1a
so ssass" iaTds Gona G41 aH $1,000 saH
saaSssc fards Com. s'ass D 800 1900 :o,
l." aGn IL c. stocS. Hartford. Conn. :7soo 81;
E'' sei.es eses Asass Eew YerE City -:: 4aooo 4aa
go sssT. nv reae oaat city I! Asa - 5000 $40
's9a1Ss Yors sfty Ct 14H - 1 - 2aaa go
10 sss;ss IL sssS ST 81 " ; ss 81 81
'' saaaIf Meslta ssck. New YofE CIV. 1900 mo
10 sssTea Sse Hano1ss IAN @ Bank steeE. New - ~
, 1861-02-22
Of the condition
4 AE TEE


On the 1st of January 1s to the State Of
The name Of the Corporation y ATNA Nsuh-
ANCE COMPANY located At HaEaofa. tenn.
1ARs, and is paid mp. ,r.H,+
, 1861-02-22

I nc Mortality and Dtsea.cs Of New
1UFk City for l5G0.
, 1861-02-22
2neriaI: MOUTH. :.
yuers. DR.. Sweets

- To Horse Owners. Dr. Sweets
Iual,Ih,e Eminent tot ose Il unt.v.l.ed b. any. in
st css.s ef Iam,ness Arising from fuEs,na snsss or
wrenca,as .a eject is magical and cssa.n Harness
Ct sadds Gala satcheA Mango E1. It viii also cars
speedily, SPAWN and 11nZeons may be easily pro.
vented en6 cared n thcz tncp1ent staTee but confirm
I'd cases arc beyond the possibility Of radical eure.
No cA.e Of the Kind howeveE. hso despeznss CT hops
lca but may be aileSsated bs this nment ant is
ntofo1 srpncat.oa will alEaE remove the Lamsneas,
sad enable the horse to travel With comparative ease
Evev hosse owner should have tbs remedy II h.Dd
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C. I r e. u : r I n i
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06

been reached and passed, A house diyi-
|ded aginst itself cannot stand believe
this Government cannot endure perma
|nenl.v halt slave and half free. do not
exuect the Union 10 be lissolved-l Do
not expect the house TO lall--but do ex-
pect it vii cease to be divided. II will
become all one thing or all the other
Either the opponents of slavery will ar.
rest the further spread Of it, aud place il
where the public mind shalt rest in the
belief that it is in tbs course Of Ultimate
extinction, or It's advocates will push it
forward. till Il shall alike become lawful
in all the States old rs we'll as new. North
w. well rs South"
There you are told by the President
elect that this Union cannot permanently
endure divided into free and slave States /;
that these States must all become fee OF
all slave, all become one thing or all be.
come the other; that this agitation will
never cease until the opponents Of slavery
have restrained its expansion, aud Lave
placed it wherU the public mind will be
satisfied that it will be in the course OF
ultimate extinction. Mark the Ian,
guuge;
Either the opponents Of slavery will
arrest the further spread Of il 2"
We are row told that the OBJECT Of the
Republican party Is to prevent the eHtcn-
sion Of slauery. What did Mr.. Lincoln
say That the opponents Of slavery must
first prevent the further spread Of it. Bat
that is not all What else must they do?
"And place it where ihe public mind
can rest IL the belief that it is in tie
course Of ultimate extinction"
"The ultimate extinction Of slavery, OF
which Mr.. Lincoln WAS then speaking, res
lated to the States Of this Union. lie
had reference to the southern States Of
this Con!edelacy; for, in the next sem
tenco, he says that the States must all be.
come one Il ing or all the other-"oid As
well as new, north as well as south -
showing that he meant that the policy OF
the Republican party was 10 keep up this
agitation in the edera! Government un,
til slavery in the S,atas was placed IN the
process Of ultimate extinction. Now, sir,
when the Republican committee have
published an edition Of Mr.. Lincoln 3
speeches containing sentiments like these,
and circulated 1t rs campaign document,
is it surprising that the people of the
South should suppose that he was in ear
nest, and intended to carry out the polls
cy which he had announced?
TO BE CONTINUED.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-11-06
Secretary of tie Commonwealth

a CAUTIOUS JUDGC,-An Irish iudce
tried two notorious fellows for highway
robbery. 70 the astonshment of the
court, as well as the prison ers themselves,
they were found not guilty. as they were
being removed from the bar the judge,
addressing the jailor, said: "AIr. MOr-
ply, you would greatly ease my mind if
you would keep these two respectable
gentlemen until seven, or half.past seven
o'clock, for ! mean 20 set out for Dublin
at five, and ! should like TO have at least
two hours start of them"
E9. If the army Of the Potomac was
in line, marching four abreast. and ac-
companied with wagons, ambulances and
ammunition trains, it would extend $50
miles.
pS9- A Washington correspondent Of
the n. y. Express makes the startling as.
sertion that officers of Massachusetts reg
iments complain that they have been COM
PEELED 10 pay from $500 10 S40o esoh for
commissions from the state