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" A nerve o'er which might sweep " The else unfelt oppressions of this earth."
The business office was destroyed by fire May, 1850.
THE YOUTHS' GAZETTE, a juvenile paper, was started by K. K. Jones May 18, 1843, and ceased to exist on the 26th of July following.
THE BETTER COVENANT was first published simul- taneously at Rockford, and St. Charles, Ill., by Rev. Seth Barnes and William Rounseville, on January 6, 1842, in the interest of the Universalist denomination,
and was issued weekly. On February 2, 1843, the Rev. Mr. Barnes became sole editor and proprietor. The printing of the paper was at first done exclusively in Rockford, but a printing press, etc., being purchased of Zebina Eastman, the establishment was moved to St. Charles, where it remained for a short time, and on April 6, 1843, was removed to Chicago, the number of the paper being Volume II, Number 14, Mr. Barnes be- ing still editor and proprietor, and Charles Stedman the printer. This initial number, issued in Chicago, contains the following announcement : " This paper is now located in Chicago, and here we intend to remain so long as we are interested in the publication of this paper. Our office at present is on the corner of Water and Wells streets, entrance from Water Street." On the 18th of May, 1843, the office was on Randolph Street, west of Chapman's building ; and on the 24th of Au- gust, 1843, A. P. Spencer is announced as the printer. On March 7, 1844, the Rev. William Rounseville ap-
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peared as assistant editor, and this gentleman assumed the editorship and proprietorship of the paper on Sep- tember 5, 1844, the Rev. Seth Barnes retiring from his connection with the Better Covenant, on account of chronic inflammation of the eyes. On November 21, 1844, it was announced that Cyrus B. Ingham had be- come co-proprietor with Mr. Rounseville, and on June 5, 1845, the former gentleman assumed the sole proprie-
Cyrus B. Sighany
torship of the paper, with the office at 99 Lake Street. Mr. Ingham thus narrates his experience with the Better Covenant : " I continued the paper until the fall of 1847, when I sold the list to John A. Gurley, of the Star in the West, of Cincinnati, Ohio. During a portion of the time several clergymen of the denomina-
THE ILLINOIS MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURSU. tion were engaged as assistant editors. At one time. the first medical journal issued in Chicago, was com- the names of W. E. Manley, George W. Lawrence, F. J. Briggs and D. P. Bailey appeared as editors. The last year of its publication S. P. Skinner, at the time pastor of the Society at Chicago, had editorial
charge. * * * It may be remarked that all these years Illinois and Chicago was without a railroad, and that during this time the Mexican War was passed through, and financially the Red Dog and other ficti- tious currency became worthless. Some of these years the people of the country were all sick; not enough well ones to care for the sick. At some times a load of wheat or pork could not be sold in Chicago for money. * * * On the whole the old Better Covenant was a losing affair. I went into it with about $1,800 means, and went out of it over $1,000 in debt, with no as- sets but a worthless subscription account ; five years of labor and life were spent, and it took me ten years more before I was able to clear off the old score." T'hus terminated the first chapter of the existence of the Better Covenant ; but it will be perceived that it be- came resuscitated in the Star and Covenant by the sub- scription list of the Star in the West the paper to which the subscription list of this paper was transferred by Mr. Ingham being incorporated with that paper in the New Covenant, and the union of these two papers being designated the Star and Covenant, a narration of which will be found in the proper chronological period per- taining to that event.
THE NEW COVENANT was first issued in January, 1848, by Rev. W. E. Manley and Rev. J. M. Day, as a weekly newspaper and an advocate of the Universalist denomination. Mr. Manley thus briefly recounts the existence of the paper : "Knowing, as I thought ! did, that the Better Covenant had failed through mismanage- ment, 1, and a brother-in-law, Rev. J. M. Day, started the New Covenant in the spring of 1848. As Mr. Day
W. E, Manly,
had a wife and family and I had none 'at least no wife, as she died the previous September , I did the traveling and he remained in the city. After about a year he withdrew, and I sold out to Rev. S. P. Skinner. lle
published the paper, with indifferent success pecuniarh but was himself a most excellent editor. He sold to i B. Mason" (in 1855). Mr. Mason conducted the papri beyond the period of which this volume treats.
The CHICAGO DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE AND Co. MERCIAL. ADVERTISER was started February 3, 1844. 11 Messrs. Ellis & Fergus, publishers and proprietors, 11: the Saloon Building. It was a weekly paper. issued nu Saturday during the earlier part of it- existence, and on Tuesday during its latter issuance. Its size, Mr. Robert Fergu- states, was twenty - four by thirty - four inches and contained six wide column- to the page. The last number was issued in January, 1846. It was nominally with. out an editor, but such able men as Norman B. Judd, William B. Ogden, Ebenezer Peck, Isaac .\ Arnold, and others, furnished editorials. It was the cor. poration newspaper in 1844 and 1845, and the discon- tinuance of the corporation patronage may have pre- . cipitated the discontinuance of the paper.
menced in April, 1844, in the interests of the faculty of Rush Medical College, with Dr. J. V. Z. Blaney as the editor, the issue comprising sixteen pages and printed by Ellis & Fergus, book and job printers, at the Saloon Building. The two first volumes were issued monthly. but in April, 1846, a new series was commenced and the Journal was christened The Illinois and Indiana Med- ical and Surgical Journal, with an editorial staff com- prising Doctors James V. Z. Blaney, Daniel Brainard. William B. Herrick, and John Evans, and published in Chicago by Ellis & Fergus, and in Indianapolis by ('. B. Davis. The issue was made bi-monthly. To re- count the struggles against adverse fortune that this Journal underwent is impossible; the dubitations of the printer, whose bills were frequently more prominent in his mind by their continuity than their liquidation; the faith of the editors-when did an editor ever lose faith in his publication ?- and the numerous corps of the early medical practitioners and students of our city. who aided the Journal to obtain recognized value among the medical fraternity by their contributions, all are re- corded in the memories of the associates of this period- ical, but to attempt their recital would be futile. In 1848 the cognomen of the publication again underwent a transformation, appearing for the two months of April and May as Volume 1, Number i, of The North- western Medical and Surgical Journal, but with the same editorial management as the preceding numbers, and published by William Ellis, at Chicago, and John 1). Defrees, at Indianapolis. In 1849 the names of W. B. Herrick, M. D., and John Evans. M. D., appeared as the editors, and J. W. Duzan, Chicago and Indian- apolis, as the printer and publisher, and the subsequent year John Evans, M. D., and Edwin G. Meek. M. D., comprised the editorial staff. and C. A. Swan. Chicago and Indianapolis, was the accredited printer. The same editors appeared in 1851, but with James J. Langdon. Chicago and Indianapolis, as printer. In 1852 Dr John Evans was sole editor and Langdon & Round -. Chicago and Indianapolis, were the printers. That year Dr. Evans subsequently Governor of Colorado. sold his interest in the Journal for five acres of land on the West Side, and with the increase of value in Chicago real estate, this plot of land afterward became of the value of $5,000,000; but Dr. Evans had parted with it long before its accession of valuation. In May. 1852. another new series was commenced, the issue being
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HISTORY OF THE PRESS.
CHICAGO EXPRESS.
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MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2L 13442.
OHIOAGO EXPRESS.
VILTIME Y. BRALRETT,
TELas-Jis dollars per. anrom puyale. in all
datun'imgel on Which he went entrega to cont- py win Distantvon.
PRIVATE BANKPHS AND LACHANCE 1.7. L.LL SEmer.
DEATT . spHird foi! tuBuey rullvch d on snl_[that, Tor war ".frat Unitiin atul Intaud -
TO HENT.
Till wlrccoo of Fquay ruses, and the nun b-font Cam v tram the bert rundam 'Trvatremet risk lare reponed : By &. B. IlTuo. Let Just receive land for sale by s'T. Gu.E. & Co
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NOTES ofilne I ank pryable nu demand, are V redcritud by tissu draft De Hutfalo at our day's ughtchargingone per cert, or on New-Y'urk, at
URISTOL & PORTER.
October 24,1812 4-
, STORES TO RENT.
Trier gore in the salons breitdraft tình APP !! pued by Kendal, Vad, KI'n , sid the More re caudy occupud by the Post Office Apply to J. YOUNG SCAMNON J23 Laka it. Saloon Doklungs
October 24, 1842. du.
WHITE FISH.
1 0065, WHITE FISH for ele by GEO. SMITH, &Cu.
October 24, 1812
Edvarde and Bauericid.
ATTOWIFE'S &. COLTRELLOR'S AT LAW.
VVILL Queud to the practice of Law ve the V Boturime sod Circiut Cuuru of the dinie ust also in den F'erderal L'ouits
Parkeni ir stephan n be paid to any agencies
RALERATES
SOUITIONAL ARRIVAL
T ONG Filet Matte sed Gloves, Super Retina Enged French Nodia,
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October 21 1942 du.
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"Adlıes. DR. JOHN R ROWAND,
OF apenne quintuy. an Inf the following uzet,
CITY TAXES,
THE under-gard hen nerssal de City Tax Warrant fat 3-42. At the waraut a rium all in an carty slig, u w necessary that all persons Interested drunks de truly in may diey ases procent. Jy. Far Cry Tasse, Cay Orders and Speck, Fur Schuet Tasen, Schoul Indebteddueet, aml dpecio will lin recen ed. A SMITH, C.g .oflarin Clucage, Uct 21 1914 dif-
OMO WHISKEY .- A few barrels Wunder on comgument for sale hy ALL'SIPARL'YS & WISSIANF.
net. ºJ.
FLESH But Boya Seed ju4 freeirelby Desober 44. 1842. Fichise Tachel.
CLARKE &CO.
Sinan Ent ul Sugchor whenshe and Folding Lice, just received, wird for e .le Ine GALI & Co.
Oct 2147
Der oul Salute, super Commeres and TasLata Inmunes, silk Velvet, A.c. A line rate award
faber21.7252 16"
MINILY LLAYA
W.LISOTS ST.ITE DANK BILLS.
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JOUR Cashor Merchandise 3:0 acres of lamt.
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COLXECLLOIL & ATTORNEY' AT LIW,
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Oct. 21
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Gun Powder P. migrinred be Loviturca, Hazard | He Chicago, of prile adrieulitis at the " Cina- heta Payer Shl." L'oralnega l'alle, Smuunul L'o.
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