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IyIvE DOLLARS will be given for the detection
IL aud conviction of any person persons stealing
papers from the doors of our subscribers.
dec25 PUBLISHERS OF THE PRESS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-23

An n sslslnnt Wanted IN u Dental Oflce.
A good opportunity for Student. Nitrous Oxide
dangling Gas) administered in extracting teeth.
5. +. MILLER,
nj dtf ONCE lac Main street.
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Br. q. ". Esa:,trlss K, surgical ann Mechanical
Dentist, Rooms No. ard 8, Flaggs Building opposite
Bay state House, Worcester, NJ ass. d3m* s23
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For safe loo bbls Of Gre2nines and Baldwin An-
pies first quality at SO Front sire g. under city Hall
MO div Adm T0LMAN,
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Nfop Advertisements.
n u q COIrTD,S PIN WORM

DR. +. G. GOuLD'S PIN WORM
~ SYRUP is the first and only remedy ever offered to
the public for the eecual removal OF the Ascaues or
twenty four hours and cure is warranted when taken
according directions, which accompany each D0ttle'
"Wo believe che half the sickness among children IS
occasoned by the Pin Worm and not remoyed oaules
general arrangement of the whole system Wi!hin me
last two years Or. +. q. GoudS Pin worm syrup has
gained high repu alton in this section ana we are as
sured never fails to cp ana no Ieg 5ae
been restored to health by the use oil TINS syrup
Dr q g. Gouid's Pin Worm Syrup has become ono Of
our standard medicines and it is being rapidly adopted
by the Medical Faculty who have tested ITS merits 1t
is a valuable cathartlc, always safe and reliable
At wholesale in Boston, by Geo. G. Goodwin d Co
b. Green Il Co. and 81. S. McCOnyille At retail by
Druggists generally d3m mo
EPILEPSY.-This is to certify that II
H have had the pleasure of Meeting with Dr. G. Rob
bins of Charlestown educ ated Physician who makes
a SPECIALLY OF Epilepsy and other nervous ena
convusive diseases. Two ieartuly severe cases OF Ep
lepsy have occurred in the circle Of my knowledge one
Of James Kmbal ID OF Bradford, and another case Of
ten years standing that of young lady IN whom was
care OF our professional stars the various Medical
schools at Boston, philadelphia and elsewhere, in vain
cases forlom one but both have been successfully
treated by Dr. Robbins In an extensive practice OF
thirty five in b AFFORD Georgetown aud vicinity
never saw severcr cured, and commend DR.. r. to
the confidence of the public in the specially
Georgetown, Oct. 2, 1868
graduate If the Cambridge University Medical College
has wide practice and is publicly esteemed Chris
tian gentleman and successful practitioner. .
c. ROBBINS, AI. D., the discovererof New Remedies
for Epeptic Fits, St Vtus' Dance and other Nervous
Conclusive Diseases, (himsclf once hopeless cpl
leptc continues his old stand, No iaverhi street.
Charesown Nass where he he professionally CON
suited. DR. ha cured nearly thousand cases ana is
authorized publicly refer Inc Boston to Judge Anes
(Hon. Isaac Ames) Bella Marsh, Esq., No IA Bromtield
street; Jesse Alderman (Banker O4 state street ths
was one of the most appalling cases) Mrs crosby
East Boston. .
DR.. Robbins has been in the practice of Epilepsy,
Chorea and other Nervous and COnyusive Diseases IN
this city and Charlestown for nearly sixteen years HIS
endOsers embrace of the highest culture position
and wealth. No amount of testimony can be added to
his pre- enton making the world his debtor See card
Boston Traveller. d&wlt ms
SITUATION WANTED-By a resp ct
~ able girl. to do general housework chamber work,
&c. Apply at No How ard street. d3t' nZ5
SITUATION WANTED-To do general
NJ homework, by smart girl Apply at No.i Winter
street. d3t+ n23
SITUATION WANTED-In a small
~ private family to do Ganeral housework or cooking.
Apply at No 22Temple street. dSt' n2S
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-23

In Berlin, Nov 10, salmon W Putnam, Jr 10 Louisa G
Fosgate, both of Fichburg.
In Thompson, CT, Nov ii, j Lewis of Allentown, Pa.
to Mary RawsOn, formerly OF SOuthboro'.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-23

Dr. G, n. EElu has removed to Providence, X. /.
Office Mo. OOuance street. few rods from the Depot
Please advertisement in another part of this paper
SO diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-23

Died.
In Byron, Mich. Nov ). after illness of one week
John Gale, formerly Of Roy alston, Mass, ~ yrs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-21
CANAL s ALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that, on vFDNES-
~ DAY, the LIST day of APRIL next, tie following
described Canal Lands and Town will be offered
port, VIII Co. Ills, towit
w SWli sec 81, town 81, rarge ., Sd ?. NJ.
VIZ swl4 sec 5. town ~, range 4, ID PM.
NEA sEa sec I, town 80. range 5,
SEX SWa. sec %, town 81, range 10. 81 r.
Lot 8. block &C. States Addition to Ottawa. ..
Lot II, block 50.
Sw4 NEI. sec q, town IS. range /, east Sd p. VI.
Ell NEI4 - town 81 range !, =,
w. sW'i sec S3, town 81, range !. 50 "
VIZ SE4 sec town S. range 5, &" a.
Lot 8. Block p. Original Town CT Ottawa.
Lets 4 4, block 80, Original Town of Ottawa.
Lots !, = and 4, Block 81 Original Town of Ottawa
Lot 2, Block SO. Town Of Lockport
Ard also, at the Court House in Chicago, on Monday,
the 9th day OF April iext. the W. of the " of lot
No. /, in block No. IS, Original Town of Chicago.
L The said Lands and Town Lots having been hereto
fore sold by the former Board OF Comm issoneIs the
Illinois and Michigan Canal, the State Tru Of
the said Canal, have become forfeited the State by
the payment of principal interest, accordn
law al d contract.
money paid the sale, and for the balance,
tNenty years, six per cent. interest payable
ally.
Such lands and town lots may be redeemed ~ the
payment of the amount due time prev ious to the
day OF sale. MARTIN H. CASSELL.
Lockport, Feb Il, 1868. .Stts Trustee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-21

TST virtue ~ order and decree Of the County
ID Court Of La Sale CoCn.y, Illinois, made at the
September thereof, A. D 1867 aud again the
March term, 1858 the uadcrs gn-d, s1ninisirator
OF IL. % Harmon q. Tsupl-ton dec.ysed will
s- az the door CT the Court House in )ttara On Sa
Iarday, the 81 dsy OF May. A. 1858, the following
real Of said deceaErd tovit The south half
of section 10. township 80, range east OF Sd
said viii Be offered in tracts Of So acres each.
The whole will he subject the widow . dover and
other incumbranc-s.
TEEss-On-- third down, oae-;hiri IN six months.
and one-ihird in year from the day % sale.
SY.yANUS GRO IL, Administrator.
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:" A NTFn

A SITUATION, IN a dry goods grocery stsre, ar
IA wherever he car make himself useful, by able
bodied of business experience, who speaks nu-
emily English, French, and German. Apply At this
Off
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,.yCIAN = S.SGTH
lands -Gr safe.
l.Ir..CIs OF I'LL


TEsyING fnH and coapIe;e abstract o. title Of
every piece OF land town iot the county
iica Is kepi Up every night, prepared fur
sh short RciCr aEa Reasonable terms. abstracts
{ lille .augsi l. Z. SANGER.
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'rOached IN northern IIIln0ls, al KINDS OF
Agricultural implements,
HON ARD ASSOCIATION.

HOW ARD ASSOCIATIONS,
= Ii P"addtiphtd-fcr the Relief OF the Sick and
Distressed, afflicted with Virulent and Chronic Dis
and Especially Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting surgeon
Valuable REPORTS SPERMATORRHGA or shM,
NAL WEAKNESS. and other Diseases OF the sexual I
Organs and on the NEW REMEDIES employed IN 'i's
Dispensarv. IN sealed letter envelopes "ee VI
charge. Address ,s As.o,n
= No South Ninth Street. Pmadeipha, IA
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w a N TED.

ITO exchange, $40 acres Of uninproxed land in.Li-
vingston Co. for IN improved farm within 10
miles OF Ottawa. The subscriber viii pay the differ
IL IER's BEST KEROSENE OIL, saly 50 cents Isr
n gallon, st Ae@S' 50 80 eAAr1D11T.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-21

A LAEIE am Roors tina. ar: u sed the city and
nn o. schools, Just recei 7sds sif~ 1aie 10.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-21

fSerOAeuc Olls @
-uoer that do not like Fluid, can md the best
wsIity OF Coal Oil st ffebls] D. WALkERS.
1000 POUNDS A No. | CHEESE; for sale e
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-21
school Books !

VYsEFCL and Ornamental, - CHI as Money "'e'
u Card Cases, Cabss, Pen X II VS. TaSe'cc; 2I(,0e
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-21
ccrrumers pa soaps.

rpIN,s rxtracts Cold les Extracts, Toilet Soaps,
i ,pIaach.d CASTLE Colgate's Honey Soap, Sachets,
ru Jus manu- ---- E. Y. GRIGGs
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OIL! OIL.

Oil! Oil!
MACHINE Oil, Lard ON Linseed Oil. Whale CT
M Meats Foot o. sci Fish Oil, for lie by
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kANKAKEE County

Dirisfon No. Is comprises the towns of Kankakee.
Bourbonnais, Manteno and RocSyil e. Assistant As
SCISSOR ID. G. Bean, ofica Kankakee City.
DfrisiOn No. IA comprises the towns of Momence,
GAMER, Aroma, St. Anne, Sumner and yellow Head.
Assistant Assessor James Chatfed Office at Momence.
Dirisieri No 10 comprises the towns of Essex, Sa-
lima, Limestone, Norton, Pilot, and Otto. Assistant
Assessor Richard Lane, Office Limestone pest
Zee at nnkakee City.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-21
EeaaI ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTDRTGAG CWhereiAI oh The
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-21

IT HAVE arge assortment of DAWSON, WARREN
Il ByDE's Pens, the best Pens made the u s. Eaeh
coke is warrante tDru gStore of
+r.ss 49,. - LIZ ~ Ely. GRI6GS
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Take Notice.

siness in which they now engaged, desire all
-. wto are in debt come forward immediate
~ aud discharge such ind .btedness. All notes and
rcount. OF paid by the first Of October will BE- given
INTO the hands OF Squire Leavens for collection.
Parties owing RS will save themselves expense and
us trouble, by coming forward immediately and pay
ing BARTON HAfNE.
Ottawa, Sept II, 1862. r.
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DU PAGE County,

Dtrision M. II comprises the towns of Wayne, Ad
olson. Boomngiae, Winfeld and Napel Vile. Assis,
ant Assessor Joseph Mcconnell Office at Turner.
Dirisioa No IL compr the of Kyle, Milto \
York ana Downer's Grove. Assistant Assessor J. {
Wheaton, Office at Wheaton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-21
CLOTHING.

II FRIEDMAN has removed his I aor and Clothing
IL. Establishment from Main to LA SALE STREET
of the Court House, in Bushnells Binding, where
he viii, always keep Lage Stock of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-21

Wore Light.
WyIRSTRA Kerosene Oil sold at the lovest m arL
Il price by feblSl - .r D.. WALKER.
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GROCERIES,! GROCERIES,!

Ou8HrS, IGttS, COuCeS, 6yrup,
MOLAsSES, GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS, WOODEN,
WILLOW AND STONE WARE, FINE-CUT CHEW
ING, SMOKING, AND PLUG TOBACCO, FISH,
NAILS, and FLOUR. Also, all other articles
usually kept in we'll regulated
&C Err Y - IT O n Il,
Which I AM SELLING LOWER THAN ANY oIhEN
HOUSE in this city, for CASH or BARTER
w.B. CAMPBELL.
Min Syr.et North Side, Ottdtrd, M.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-03-21

DiriSi01 M. comprises the towns Of Fox, Big
Grove, L;tle Rock Bristol and that portion of oswego
lying west Of the Fox River. Assistant Assessor
lrus Coy, office al Newark
Dirisa0n 40 10 comprises the tow 81 Lisbon Ken
dai Seward. Na-Aw-Say, and that portion OF Oswego
lying of the Fox River Assistant Assessor Jarvis
Moore. office at Lisbon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-12

US. FIyE.TwrNrIEs We refer the reader
to the advertisement Of Jay Cook, Pbiladel-
phia, Subscription Agent, in regard to invest
ments in the Five-Twenty year six per cent.
loan. Many Of our exchanges speak In high
terms of the security and profitableness Of such
Investments. Subscriptions to this popular loan
have been taken during the past season to q
vast amount, and are still daily increasipg at O
rapid rate. The loan 10 taken for investment,
and with unfalterlpg confidence in its reliabiti
ty, as the Government pays the interest regu-
larry and promptly In gold.
And IL is urged, that II this can be done
while the war Is beIrg waged, no difficulty need
be spprehended as to the same thing being
done, when The war 10 ended. The country
will then be able to develop her immense and
illimitable resources; industry and energy will
increase her wealth to such an extent, that the
Government, 10 the view Of many Of our most
accomplished fnancers, will have no emb'r.
ra,sment or difficulty In maintaining Its credit
both at homo and abroad. Hence, the Five
TWenties are looked upon as safe and profitable
investments, whether regard be had to the pres
ent or the future. ''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-12
COMMERCIAL MATTERS
view vork uarkss-Dec. n.

coTroN-without decided any o spse, with sahtas
79at0,. l,TF
RLOUR--Buoyant and SC hotter. Sales at s6 30dpp
64l TOR extra .tate 81 1907 IS for extra round hoop
thio and o. 5O99 so for trade brands, the msfket
clnsipg yer, nrm Flst.
WA sKY-A shade mer ard 10 fair demandi salss
at s5a92c for state.
WHEtT-l@2c hisher. Sales at ei 42a1 "a for
Chicago spring. ~ 44Dl a. for Milwaukee cu; 81 a.
a. so for amber MilvauksP: latter cu',de pce 81 o.
al IS for winter red western, el 60a1 t3 hr amter
Michigan.
BARLEY-A shade armer, with sales at si 500i55
for Canada ard western. ~ "a ,1kEy
CORN -Firmer and in fair demand a. 81 ESQ % In
re. coed at latter price; 81 % for nusound In
,tore; sales Is 600 lush mixed We terri, live'shis
from lst to Goth Tetruay, ct buyers option, at SO;
do lot same terms Of delivery, sold 10 separate
! ads at 81 90. ~. -. ,.,-,-t
oATs-l, het'er, with sales at saD9I, for western,
including 5000 bushels WESTERN delivered 10 ten days
at go. "a - -, .slt-
wOoL-Qu'et and prices nomioaly uuchsnsed.
PETROLEUH-Wiihout material change rr lssf
PoRK--Quiet and p,tees without ma'efal chsnge;
with sales at Si7 @Di7 25 for old mess; 9l6 as for
new do; sl29i2 so for new priee; sl6@H 50 fer new
prime mess
BEEF-QuIet aud unchanged.
BAO0N sI0Es-Fdr demand; sales Of c'tv short
clear at lc city cut bellies in bulk Of loo, aid
Cumberland cut. tI#s s.r ~
HOGs--DIss ed Arm, with sale, at 7K@7xc for
western.
LARO-nuli and heavy at '1K@iaXo. latter at ex
treme price
BuTTER-A good demand at 2OS2sc. for fair to
good Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-12
Interesting Items.

NIy YORK Dec. 10 The Tribune's special from
Washingloa 10TH says: The proclamato ,ubioned TO
the Presidents message, was written subtintislly In
the form in which Issued several weeks ago. aud
the PRESIDED at the time seriously thought oil sutog
it before the meeting Of Congress. Since Its appear
npce the question s raised In tfcial quarters es 10
whether rebel prisoners In hands under the rapk oi
Ooouel may not avail themselves OF the amnesty oner
ed eome persons think three-fousths OF the rebel
prisoners nov in our hands you'd gladly accept the
terms Of amnesty includes them, and the question
thus becomes OF much importance,
There 10 90 iar az be ascerained general dspo-
on on the part OF members Of Congress to carry out
the recoml epdatons OF the Commissioner OF Internal
revenue aod the Secretary OF Treasury with respect to
increase OF taxes liquors and tobacco II is thought
probable tnat Congress will Impose HEAVIER tax upon
whisky than prOpo ed perhaps IS cents or dollar per
gallon.
WLsBIssroH, Deo 10 The PRESIDENT has signed q
pari IN eAempting e. W. Gautt, OF ArksnsaS, rom
the penalty Of treason whirh he incurred By accepting
aud sx ,rcspg the Office OF Bhg General In the service
OF the rebels. The pardon also reinstates Gen g. in
all his rights Of property, excepting those relsupg 10
slaves.
Representative Morrill, OF Vermont, has given notice
Of bill Laving In view the ttrninatien OF the re-
ciprociy treaty, aud Representative Elijah Ward pro
poses Joint resolution % Authorze the appointment
Of commissioners to negotiate new treaty With the
British Governments for the British provinces OF norm
America based upon tIus principles OF reciprocity.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-12
Tho Chsaapeska AfraIr.

PORTLAND; NE, Dec. 1.-THE agents OF the steamer
Chesapeake have evidence that the cargo Of the Chess.
peake was owned exclusively Auerican and Canadian
merchants, and was o ihterded to run the blockade
m was Ieooi,ed by the St. Johns Globe. The rebel
sympathiEeIs here originated the report to the prsu
dioe OF the British au horties. Nrher had she ever
been southern vesel or attempted to run the block
ade.
The collector at Estport telegraphs lthe collector
at Portland that Mr.. KHAN left Publco 10 miles
south Of Yarmouth last Monday and that three RreI cn
vesiels laden with coal we're lying in the harbor
The Vice consul at Halifax telegraphs the collector
thsta e'mer Is In she lbourpe answering the descrp
tion OF the ohe'apeke. sbe attempted to coal at Hail.
fsx last nighI The government was applied 10, but
no encouragement given For want Of evidence OF
murder Committed afidivit OF the charge would be
made. The crown officer was dsliberaing upon Il.
The steamer New England arrived this evening from
st. Johns, hin gug Capt. %illes and por lion n the
crew Of the iesspsake, all Of whom, with tn, ex ep-
ton OF the mate who 10 badly wounded proceeded to
Boston.
Capt Willes reports having met two stesmers bound
east, undoubt dly In pursuit Of tbs pilates. He also
reports sl pesons engaged in the capture Of the ohes
apeake passed from 6t. Johns to Boston In the steamer
New England, but q few days ago, and most OF them
were undoubtedly providing coal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-12
Frem the Army OF the Po,om a G.

Nav YoRK, Dec. l0.--A special to the World from
headq uareIs Army Of the Potomac l0h saJE No move
ment to record iu the Army OF the Potomac. That Il Ia
intended keep the army here for time, unless cir
cumsauces that not now calculated udon arise, 10
every where apparent The men are building comfora'
bic quarters and preparing for winter rumor s cur
rent here to-day which may be given for what II WORTH
that Lee had under Gag Of truce, forwarded request
10 Cen. Meade for an aImtlce Of three moths dura
ton. h
A special to the Herald from headquarters Army OF
the Potomac Dec o, says; Three detertors from the
5Ih North Carol n, volun teers which regiment was on
picket duty near Norton's ford, came within our nes
during last night. They report that the whole OF their
REGIMENT only want an opportunity to desert, when
they will gladly avail themselves ot II. 10 conhIna'
lion Of this, the regiment not up yesterday and an
Alabama regiment took ther places Toe rebel, picket
All along the south side OF the river. from near The
Junction Of the Rapidan and RaPpanannock TO above
Robeftsop's river.
have /. FROM reliable authority that Lees army 90.
cupies the following positions hilrs corps around
Orange c. H., where Gen, Lee has his hesdquirtert;
EarIys division near summeTyllle road, at NoItonl
and Tobacco Fords; Johnston's division at Mitchell
Brow ) and Germania Pords. From the dense volumei
OF smoke arising from the woods and batteries south
Racooon and fords It is evident the enemy Is IL
force there.
The rebel authorizes state that Lee had over sxt
Thousand In tho lastcampagn, and no was ce tain
Of victory had We had the rasnness TO attack him II
his sIrong position. Il IL stated that ihe enemy \
buildIg winter quarters. f 81 ;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-12
ELLsLEa's ArHrn1uM-CLosr or 1Hr orraI

ELLsLRRs ATHEhEUM-CLoeE OF THe OPERA,
= N >twithstandiDg the steady rain last evening,
tho Atheneum was filled to oyeIf wing. Every
available place for ting or standing was oc-
cuped. Mise Rchings and her friends have
reason TO be Justly proud Of the bench. rendered
her last nght-a fitting tribute to her merit 90
an srtiete.
The romantic Opera Of the Bohemian Girl
was played most successfully. Mis- Richines
suug and played with her usual grace and AZ
tistic skill. Indeed, all toe members Of ber
troupe deserve high comm cad OF for the NAL
ner In which their several parts we're performed
10 this fine Opera.
After the Opera, Mr.. Peskes sang With mas.
terly skill, blth as to voice and manner, the
famous song of the "Old Sexton" L; was re-
ceived with raptuous applause by the whole of
the immense concourse present, and there was
one loud and universal call for its repitlsion -
Mr.. Peskes sang IL the second time with the
same skill and effect as before. All agreed
that he justly deserved to be crowned with the
laures for bis fine execution of the "Old Sex
tol."
The Tableau, with which the evenings en-.
tert,inmens was closed, was q grand aud i'm
posing affair, and was alao repeated in obedience
to enthusisstio calls from the eudie ence. Mr..
Richings, 10 neat and appropriate remarks, re
tpraed bis thanks for the liberal patronage be.
slowed on the Troupe during their engagement
al the A 'heneum.
Last night closed the season for ths RichIpgs
Opera Troupe at the Athensum. During their
stay here, they have Afforded the public series
Of chaste, elevating and pleasing entertain
ments, which will cause them to be long re-
membared, and their return ardently desired.
10 this connection, 1t may be well to state, as
We are informed by Mr.. james Dick'on, who
has been acting, during the stay of the Rnch-
ings Troupe here, as the agent and representa-
tive of Manager Elltler, and whose qualities
as gentleman as we'll as an ac.or ere Of high
order, that M. Ellsler will open the Atheneum
with bis talented and popular Dramatic Com
pany for Q winter season, three weeks from next
Monday, or on the evening Of the fourth Of
January. This announcement canro. but be
gratifying to the numerous friends here Of
Manager Ellsler, and to all lovers Of the legit'
innate drama.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-12

An ITEn YjR HoUsIkEEPERs.--A butter isn now
selling al very "steep" price with prospect
Of going still higher, 1t becomes necessity In
g great many families to save IL as much as
possible. A lady, who Is a fsmoaa house.
keeper, recommends al economical plan for
making cake without butter, which may be
useful to our lady readers: "Take q piece Of
fat salt pork melt it down and strain II through
o piece Of coarse, thin muslin. Set 1t aside
until cool. 1t is then white and frm, and may
be used like butter in any kind OF cake. In a
pound cake she ss'ures rs IL 10 delicious. She
says that after one trial she never used butter
ageip.n GE 4gt.lf.t t.lg