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Each box contains w Pills. EIice One Dollar.
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Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Darrenness, Steriy, Repro
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n. soANLAN & CO., Wholesale Agents
CINCINNATI.
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Democratic State Ticket.


f n FOR GOVERNOR,
CLEMENT l.. VALLANDIGHAM,
Of Montgomery County.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
GEORGE E PUGH, of Hamilton.
= AUDITOR OF sTATE,
lLLIAM HUBBARD, of Logan.
TREAsURER OF STATE,
HORACE s. KNAPP, Of Ashland.
.ia SUPREME JUDGE,
P, VAN TRUMP, of Fairfield
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN H. HEAToN, Of Belmont.
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pRoBATB JuDdr.

~ paobATB JUDGE
EDIfoR gfATKBhAN: -f#
Please announce JoHN NJ puah as a candi late fort
Office Of Probate Judge subject to the decision OF tn
Democracy Of franklin county, and oblge
MANY DEMOCRATS
.fyTREAsURER. ittF
EDITOR sTATEsMAN
By announcing the name Of JACOB PowlLL, Of Truro
township, as candidate for County Treasurer, subject
to the decson Of the Democratic conventlch you will
confer favor on
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR ONO STATESMAN:
Please announce tho name Of RAMUEL dunoK as
candidate for County Treasurer subject TO the decision
of the Democratic county convention, aud oblse
MANY DEMOCRATS.
| EDIToRs sTATRsMAR
1 Gentlemea-By announcing the name Of THOMAS
ARNOLD, ESD, as candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the 80 ection OF the Democratic Nominating
Convention you will be but doing Justice to him as
good and faithful Democrat and will confer favor
upon his ,,nuns
sHERIFF.
EDITOR ONO sTATIsMAN:
Pleas announce the name Of VIM. DoMIuAE as a can
didats for sberf of franklin county, subject to the
decision OF the Democrat; county convention, and
oblge
EDITOR sTATIsMAN:
Please announce the name Of ElIAs Il. WEAVER as
candidate for Sheriff OF FrinEo county, subject to the
decision Of the Democrats county convention, and
O5lige v ,n,oo,.r,
|
| DDIToR ONO STATESMAN;
Pleas announce the nape Of A. JACKSON as a csndi
date for Sheriff of Franklin county, subject to the de-
csion of the Democratic nominating convention, and
obllge
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR ONO sTATEsMAN
Please announce the name Of GEORGE II. EARHART
as candidate for Sheriff of franklin county, subject to
the decision Of the Democratic County Convention and
oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
| EDITOR ONO ATATEsMAEl
DeGTSir--You will do the friends of Capt. II. NJ. Os
BORN special favor by announcing his name can
didate for the nomination for Sheriff. subject to the de-
cson Of tho Democracy OF franklin county. We
10 favor OF the nomination Of Mr. OSBORN, Of Blendon
township for sheriG He has been resident Of
! tue county, and All uufinohiLg Democrat No man
more universally commands the respect Of all parties.
He Is the for the times and the place in thes de-
generate days Of corruption and hope the conven.
tion will do justice to his claims. Let US have men
who we know 10 be trus
THn FRIENDS OF DEMOCRACY.
| EDITOR OHIO sTATKsNAH;
Dear Str-Plesse announce the Of JoBKPE
QUINN as q candidate for sheriff OF Franklin county
subject 10 the deciaion OF the Democratic County Con.
yention, and obiige MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR STATRsaAH:
Dear Siy-PleasG announce the name OF HERCULES
CAMPBELL, Of Plan Township, az n candidate for tn
office OF sheriff, subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic Convention Of Franklin county. and oblise
MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR OHIO GrATgsMAN:
Dear Str--Pease announce the came Of bAvID BwRs
JT Of MHliu township candidate for SheIia
franklin county, sublect the decision the Dsmo
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EDITOR STATRsaAH:
Dear Siy-PeasG announce the name OF HERCULES
CAMPBELL, Of Plan Township, as II candidate for tn
office OF sheriff. subject to the decision OF the Demo
cratic Convention of Franklin county. and oblIse
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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TREAsURER.

EDITOR sTATRsMAM
By announcing the name Of JACOB PowlLL, Of Truro
township, as candidate for County Treasurer subject
to the decsion Of the Democratic convention, you will
confer favor on
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EpIfoR stArEShAS: -
Please announce JonN NJ. PudH as a candi late tort
Office Of Probate Judge, subject to the decision OF IN
Democracy Of franklin county, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS
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ErIroR OHIO ArArpsMAnr
THn FRIENDS OF DEMOCRACY.

EDITOR OHIO STATRsNAH;
Dear Str-Pease announce the name OF JOSEPH
QUINN as u candidate for sheriff OF franklin county
subject 10 the decaion or the Democratic County Con
yention, and obge MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ep1roR OnIo eTArEsMAN:

EDITOR ONO sTATEsMAN
Please announce tho name Of sAMUEL dunoK as q
candidate for County Treasurer subject to the decision
OF the Democratic county convention, aud oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EDIToRs sTATRsMAS:

EDITORS sTATRsMAR:
GenAemea- BY announcing the name Of THOMAS
ARNOLD, Esq, as a candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the 80 ection OF the Democratic Nominating
Convention, you will be but doing Justice to him as
good and faithful Democrat, and will confer favor
upon his ,-. ,,nvna
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EDITOR ONO sTATEsMANi
Please announce the name Of GEORGE II. EARHARI
as candidate for Sheriff Of franklin county, subject to
the decision Of the Democratic County Convention, and
obige MANY DEMOCRATS.
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SHERIFF.

EDITOR ONO STATESMAN:
Pleas announce the name Of VIM. DoMIoAS as can
didae for sberf OF franklin county, subject to the
decision Of the Democru; county convention, and
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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EstRhif Kmporsans Lssssf fscfh Gen.
freliiont-1H0 Declares for Freedom
Of sBpeech-He Rebukes the Admin
/ istfatiOn' for the Arress OF VaIlan-
dlRhAm.
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DDIToR ONO STATESMAN
Pleas announce the nape of A. Jackson as a csndi
date for Sheriff Of Franklin county, ubect to the de-
cson of the Democratic nominating convention, and
obllge
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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,NLu EbEoTIoN,

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EDITOR sTATTsMAN:
Please announce the name OF ELIAS H. WEAVER as q
candidate ror Sheriff OF Frinko county subject to the
decision Of the Democrats county convention. and
Oslige u,uv npNocpArs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12

In Justice to Miss Tennessee Clahin, and
duty to myself and the afflicted, | make
the following statement: Some years
ago Il small lump appeard on my Ie!t
breast Lately it commenced growing
rapidly and was very painful, until 1t grew
as large quart bowl | tIIcd every
remedy heard of 10 no avail, aud consul
ted nearly all the physicians in Ottawa,
who pronounced II a cancer, and | knew il
was one by the symptoms. Last of all, ]
applied to Dr.. Anderson OF Chicago. who
said he would drive it away. | d-ctored
with him weeks, and felt myself getting
worse very fast and losing my strength also
when was advised by my friends to con-
suit Miss tennessee Claim, IL Nv stopping
at the GeIger House in Ottawa. She I'M
medladtly told me it was a cancer in its
worst stage, and that | had doctored
wrong; that it was eating inward!y, for a.
vet it had not broken; that | must stay
right in the room with her } weeks. as she
had to cut throgh the good flesh to get to
the caccer; that 1t would pain me, but II
was IN the room with her, she could take
the pain away, dc. She then applied Ter
cancer saIve, and did Is she stated. When
it panied ME, she would come and pass her
hand over il and in less than a minute
would feel perfectly comforts Ole, and could
ivCp all night i>h" then told M, before
she took the dead flesh of, that it would
De perfect rotten mass inside, fall OF live
Insects She sai,! She told me this before
hand, that ! might know She souiG look
into the Cancer Uj:ore it was open. She
then removed It 10 my satisfaction, ard
that of others also. 1t was jus; a. she had
stated. She then put Il cancer salye on
and killed 1t She told NE she could not
take i: out 30 soon, rs my nervous system
VA, completely rackrd, but after she had
put on all the cancer saive, and common
u U-Er's- -.-- i---... -.
clncer. she looked at me and said e Mrs
Howe. that cancer will get loose on Sun
day, and i Will come out on tuesday
morning on The rag. but will drop out IN
the ni-ht." On Tuesday morning. 3 weeks
to the day, she dressed it, and behold j;
wa, on the rag-that i. the main roots.
but before aud at the t:uie 1t run moIe
than uiut Of thick chCeSy matter. About
its Coming our she told me more than y
week beforehand. / suffered very i.ttlr
rain. and my health improved. ] am >tI.i
getting better. | live in the town oi
Rutlani four and a half miles east of D--
ta.ya. and have lived there for Ii" last
;T:enty five years Ms EEBECCA HOWE.
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We are under obligations to Lieut. j. C.
L1Ss1EY, Co F., as well as to Col HAPEMaN
for promptly forwarding us complete lists
of the casualties in the 10th, in the charge
on Missionary Ridge, Nov. 18th. Follow
ing is the list:
Co. A-Wounded. private David Griffith, NOR
tally in breast. tSince died.
Co. b. w Wounded. 1t Wm Ross. severe in calf
ofleg LIST sergt PhilaDder Talbot slight in thigh;
priv. Adelbert Hannum, mortllly, (since died > ;
T Shelton. thigh shattered
Co Chilled, priv. Foo; wounded, LIST serst
Samuel Lynn, severely, foot ampu:ated.
Co Wounded, color sergt. VIM II II Hutton,
slight in breast; private Arson ; Smith, severely
in foot.
Co. Killed. wm Kahn; wounded priv. VIM
Wilkinson, slight in head Chas b Ruger, slight
in head
Co. F--Wounded, Corp Isaac " Gatchell slight
in leg; private Newton Trenary, serious in groin
VIM Gottman, severe in leg.
Co. CIV ounded, pr Marshall Bagwel, serious
in neck; VIM Owens, severe IN hand.
Co H--killed, Chas VI. Moore; wounded, 1t o :
Dawson, serious in thigh; pr Geo Hammet severe
in hand; Edgar W MoSher slight in side.
Co. Ikilled, Henry Douglas; wounded, Jas
j Traver. severely in arm.
Total killed i; wounded 10.
Col Hapeman adds: - The regiment
charged the heights calamity, and their
colors were the sirst of tHe brigade on the
enemys works. We captured number of
prisoners"
Henshaw's Battery was in the same bat
tie, and lost some men. The only names
Of killed we have heard are Danl Wheeler
and Daniel Ryan.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12

SPECrACLEs.-Manyo of our readers, doubt
less. will be glad to learn that Messrs'
Dinimick L Maybury have supplied them-
selves with a complete stock OF that indls-
pensable article to SO many people--good
spectacles. Hitherto few persons could
get such things this side of Chicago. They
have the periscopic, pantascopc, and all
other kinds adapted to all eyes-near'
sighted, far sighted, weak eyes, &c, &c
a full stock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12

The L. Sale CO Soldiers AID Society
having decided to direct Il share OF its f.
forts 10 the assistance Of the needy tamI
Les of s5!ai,r, has appointed MIS-. S,'n',
in the lSt war 6, MIS- G, emaa in the Sd
Mrs. iioGert III the 5lh, MIS-. Chee,er il
the 1lh, and Mrs Pickens N the 1th to
receive applications ior assistance for
such families and 10 investigate and act
upon the merits Of these applications IN
rendering il. ANY one knowing at want
in soldiers families will please report 1t 10
the member OF the committee named Ia
the ward where the nee of help exists.
The fact that there Is 40 such want in the
2nd and 4th wards removes the necessity
Of such a committee in those wards.
By order OF the President,
E d. TEySY, See.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12

Us so LoaS-Persons having mo-
nev to invest will read the advertisement
of Jay Cooke. Esq. in another column, in
reference to the u. S. SO loan. Amid
all the violent fluctuations that have atten-
ded the stock market during the last year,
this stock alone has remained firm, steadi-
ly improving a little, but never recediug.
1t is the best and safest investment for
ready money now offered.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12

CoNNIrrED-For about Il yetr past ar
ticles of clothing, books, &c, kept mys-
teriously disappearing from the Supreme
Court House, in this city; and it being
manifest that they were stolen, Mr.. Lee
land finally put Mr.. Cranes detective
police machinery to worl, to detect the
thief The result was, that the larcenies
were fastened on man named Ell Halls
a hired man in the employ of Mr. Leland,
and who had access to the interior rooms
property was found in his possession. He
was examined before justice Smith, and
held for trial
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ScHyEIDER.-Schneide has just received
big new stock of tobacco, cigars, snuff,
pipes, cigar cases, snuff boxes, &c, DC.
He keeps the finest stock of imported CT
gars In Ottawa, and as to pipes; his meer-
schaums, and brier and rosewood pipes are
the handsomest we ever saw They are
enough to tempt the most abstimeous to
commence smoking Immediately, For
everything No | in the tobacco or cigar
line, 90 to Schneider's, Ia Sale st, next TO
Glbsons furniture store
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Rible Society Meeting.

The Annual Meeting of the La Sale County BIZ
BILE Society will be held in the Baptist Church in
Ottawa on Thursday, Dec. 3lst for the election Of
officers and the transaction of other business.
An anniversary meeting will be held on the eve
ming of the 4th Sunday in January, when an ad
dress may be expected and other appropriate exer
cses, further notice Of which will be given hereaf-
ter. BY order of the Executive Committee.
4. UALsEY Sec
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ToYs.-Parents will soon be wanting a
thousand curious things to please the lit
tie people about Christmas and New
Year. and a first rate place to get such
things is aiss HENRY WALTHERs, at the La
dies OYSTER Rooms. rear of Glover q Cook s
block, on Madison st. His collection is
quite large and beautiful.
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SpeCial NOficAt

The Ladies of the Methodist +. Church, Ottawa
will be happy TO greet and entertain their friends
at a FAIR and Festival, to be held BY them at
UNION HALL on Tuesday and Wednesday eve
nings. Dec. 5and Is, for the benefit of the church.
Admission 10 cts COMMITTEE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12

BALL At Observation-Disclosures give one
of his pleasant sociable balls at his fine
hall in Marselles on the evening of the
25th-Christmas He has made arrange
ments for large party, and will have
everything in prime order for good lime.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12

Films News DzPor-5IiEe is making
improvements constantly in the arrange
ment of his news room, and has added
largely to his stock within a week or two
For all the important ElsterR dailies and
weeklies, the magazines, Chicago dulles,
photograph album, books, stationery,
blank books, &c, - to Films News De-
pot, next to the Post Office
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12

LA SALE COUNTY FAIR-We are reques-
It'd by the officers of the Aid Society to
say, that the La Sale County Fair will be
held on Wednesday and Thursday, 2od q
oath inst, at Union Hall. This is intend
ed to be THE fair Of the season. Everybo.
dy and his wife are invited. Come one
come all! No postponement on account
C
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12

CONGRESS met on Monday and organised
by electing Schuyler Colfax, abolitienist of
Ind, Speaker, by 30 majority. The Presi-
dents Message was read on Tuesday. No
Committees have yet been announced, and
no important business done.
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Otta(pa free Gra0tr
The MeSSaCc.

This document, which we give IN iuii,
with the Appendix, would scarcely deserve
a passing remark, but for the Appendix
That however. bristles all over with salient
points. and defines the issue upon which
the next presidential election will be
Tough. We shall have considerable-if
not more-to say on that subject; but
have no room to-day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12

WAR NEws-Except that Longstreet
has abandon ed the siege of Knoxville and
retreated into Virginia, tie war news of
the past week has been almost total
blank
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soidi ers' Monument Meeting. Jan. StE.

soIGi ers' Monument Meeting. Jan. SiE.
There will be 4 meeting of the subscribers to
the monument fund, to fix upon the site and con-
suit together upon the subject
Let every man that has a subscription book give
one or tive hard DAYS work in circulating it. Eve
~ man and woman. young and old, should have
the opportunity of putting dollar into this noble
structure. These men have not gwen Il day or
two. but have given their lives for
On behalf of the trustees. Il. COLEMAN.
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NE.SOIiIC.

The officers elect of Ottawa Commaudery No ~
and Ottawa Council No. II, will be installed at
their hall in Ottawa, Thursday evening next
Dec. 18th, at o clock after which an address will
be delivered by Sir Knight Hosmer A. johnson, Of
Chicago.
All masons in good standing are invited to at
tend with their wives aud families.
X. y. GoopsELL,
JOHN SToUr,
Committee
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Eaitoi cf Free 7r-der:
DEAR With your peruissio l wish 10 say to the
adcrs your paper that viii send by return mai
to all who wish it Gree recipe with full directions
for making and using simple Vegetable Balm, that
will efectually remove, in 10 days, Pmpes Botches,
Tan Freckies and all impurities Of the skin, leaving
the soft, clear smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, s;mpe directions and Information that
will enable them to start full growth OF Luxurian /;
lair, Whiskers, moustache l.. less than 90 days
All applications answer by return mail without
charge. Respectfully yoIrs,
TiIJS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
Norl4en Nc. s3l broadway, New York.
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= ! -.
The undersigned having been restored to health IL
feT week.. by very simple remedy, after having suf
fered several yvrs With severe lug affection and
that dread disease, C1IsumP.ioais anxious to make
kncwn to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To al Who des.-- i he viii send copy Of pre-
scrir'irn used Cree o; CHARGE, with directions for
preparing and using the same, which they viii find a
SIRE csfor Co.'S UHPTI0S ASTHMA, BEssCITIs, CoCG
CoLDs. Tie only object Of ihe advertiser in
iGg the prescription is to beEef tie afflicted, and
spread Information which lac conceiycs to be inv.-
liable; and he hopes eve-y sufferer viii try his
dy, it viii COS. them nothing, and may prove a
blessing.
Parties deSring tie prescription wiz pIessc address
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON, w. namsburgh,
King County,
Noy7-irn r.w York.
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Attention is asked to the advertisement
of the Little Giant Sewing Machine, IN an
other column 1t would seem TO be lust
Tie thing for times like these
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12

GENTLEMAN, c4reI Of Nervous Debility, Incorn-
potency, Premature Decay and Youthful Error actual
ell - desire to benefit others, VIII be- happy to fur
nis to al who need it Gree Of charge the recipe and
directions for making the simple Remedy in his
Those wishing to profit by his experenee-and
possess Valuable EeHedy-will cceive the SANE by
return mail, (car.,uI'y scaled,) by addressing
JOHN Il. OGDEN
NotI-3a NJ. Gu NASSAU SarzEr, NEW YoRE
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cath CT Gallant Oii:cer. Former II e.
sideI.t of Ottawa.


We read with deep pain the announce
ment, in the Philadelphia Bulletin of the
23d ult, of the death of DENDY SHERWOOD
Esq, name that VIII 90 recognised by
orr older citizens as that of Il former resi-
dent of Ottawa. He had still many warm
personal friends here, to whom this unex-
pected announcement vii! cause the deep
est sorrow lie was an Englishman lay
birth and educational man Of decided Ia
lent-hig minded, generous, gal!ant-a
type of the tue English gentleman. Fol
lowing IS the announcement of his death
in the Philadelphia Ba'latr
Saturday last Capt Danly Sh=.=.5s-ei O.:
Company ., Corn Exchange Regt, Nl,th
p W die d at his residence in tbis city. ec
field, at the head Of hi regiment During
the late movement OF the army OF the Pc
t"n,"r t'rnt :. was acting Colonel owing
TO the absence Ct JHc !GrIsI 'JtIICr-r- trI1
last victory on t. Rapidln he led the re-
giment gioIiou-ly, and his DARN" and skill
had their weight in hringiug about fdvo.-
able result of the conflict. He had been
member Of the Grey Reserves previous
to the war, ai.d entered the Corn Exchange
Regiment with determ nation never TO
sheath his sword until the rebellion Was
crushed. or his life had been sacrificed No
officer stood higher in the regiment, a"d
he had scarcely been a ,!av absent since he
belted on his sword Ills intcrncut takes
place to I.ogIo9 at LaG:e! lIiiI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-12

The TnesrIAN SocIETY- OR classic lore
we confess needs revlv;ng Hearing that
a society thus called has been formed in
this town, we went to the Dictionary to see
whence it took its name. And We found
it due to q certain ancient Greek geh;le-
men who did much towards improving
the Greek drama Aud a. the Thcspian
Society designs, we understand, turning
our winter amuscmeuts to good account, by
providing such as ara innocent and agreea~
bic and aPProPriatinE tie funds accruiHg
therefrom, to the benefit. Of soldiers tdul-
lilies at hone, we can see the use Of the
Society, and the wearing Of Its title.
From the names OF the parties associated
with this effort, we have no doubt Of its
success. Their frs: exhibition is aciver-
tised in another column.