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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-09
An InqaIslil,e Fanl.ee.

The following capital Illustration Of Yam
keeeuTiOsits. aud assuFeRve, originally sP-
pear,,d sevenI " u fissiin tic New HOfk
Knickerbocker. We h5Sc laughed ovcrit
many time, and reproduce it that our
readers may have the same pleasure we
have enjoyed.
\ gentleman riding in an eastern railroad
scngers 6bservca q I Sabeforc him 4 Ian,
slab-Sidc Yahkee eery Feature OF whose
face seemed 10 ask a tIncstion; and a eircsm
stancs soon occurred which proved that he
possessed an "inguiring mind. Before
him, occupying a seat sat a lady dressed IN
deep black; and after shifting his position
several times, and mancuyering TO get an
opportunity to look into her face, he at
length caught her eye. He nodded lamil-
iarly to hergand asked with a nasal twang
utterly incapable OF imitation;
In aifliction?'
Yes, sir, " replied the lady.
Parcnts?-father or mother?'
''No. sir, ".raplied the lady r
Child perhapS?-boy or gal?'
mo, sir; not a child. was the reply. i
have no children
Husband, then, 'speet?'
YES" Was the curt answer.
'LImn--eholcra, s'posc?-a tradin' man
mcbbe?'
My husband was seafaring man-the
captain of the vessel didn't die Of cholera
he was drowned. "
"Oh, drowned, oh?' pursued the inquis-
itor. Save his chist?' --
Yes the vessel was saved, and my hus-
bans effects, said the widow.
''Was they? Gasked!the Yankee, his eyes
brightning up. ''pious MANI" he contin-
ued.
''Hc was a mombcr Of the Episcopal
Church. n,8 n HE
The next question was little delayed
but it came:
'Don't you think you'v great cause to
be thankful that he was a pious man and sa-
we'd his chist?'s
II do" said the lady abruptly, and turn
cd her head to lock out Of the car window.
The. indeiatigablc' ''pdnfp" changed his
position, held the widow by his giitterins
eye, and propoundod one more. query in a
little lower Tone with bis head slightly in
clined forward over the back of his scat;
Was you. calculating to ever get married
again2" ..'.4 4...s .#.,
"Sir," said tho widow very Indignantly,
you are impertinent;' and she left her
scat and took another on the opposite side
Of the car ..H ... u..
Pears tobe little hufy,"' said the I'M
abashed bore, turning to our narrator be-
hind him; ''shc needn't be mad; | didn't t
wanttQ hurt her feelcns.r What did you
pay fbFthat unlbrelyou We got in your hand?
It's real pooty one.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-09
4 S65.

4 "COSTAR'S" RAT EXTERNINATOR
is shnpla, safe and sure--the most perfect
RAT-itcation meeting we have ever attend
ed. Every rat that can get il, properly pre-
and every one thai eats ii will die, generally
at some place rs distant as possible from
where the medicine was taken.-Ldk Re Shore,
Mich. Mirror. sLt.A1s q z. SO
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-09

THE only practical joke in which Richard
Harris Barham (better known by him non
de plume of Thomas Ingoldsbrl ever per-
sonally engaged, was enacted when he was
a boy at Canterbury. In company with a
schoolfcllow, D., nova gallant Major
he entered Quaker meeting house; when
looking around at the grave assemble, the
latter held up a penny TART and said solemn
g:
"Whocver speaks first shall have this
pie" 51 Il EE EE. W. |
go thy way, boy" said dra3 colorod
gentleman. rising, "go thy way and"
"I'he pic yours bsTr, /" exclaimed D..
placing it before the astonished speaker, and
hastily cffccting his escape.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-09
1srAR'sn advertisement in this
1885

a VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST
Speaking OF "COSTAR's" Rat, Roach &C.,
EXtcrminatoi more grtrin and Provisions
are destroyed annually in Grant County by i
yermin than would pay for tons or this Ritt
and Insect Killer. ."-Ldncdytcr lITs., Her
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letter, ;"
inflammation
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Full directions accompany each remedy.
lmported and for sale by.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-07
r IMPROVE YOUR EYESIGHT!
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~ TO bank and other officers, hookktepcrs,
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improve weak eyes but speedy cure ali ntam-
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Price i, cents q bottle.
Imported and tor sale by
JULIUS UIENELT, Dentist,
No. 145 Prince street.
For sale by most isruggisGs-
jan 3-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-07
4 RNOLD & FIELD,
Merchant ,I'aiI0rs,
MILITARY AND CENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING STORE
FURNISHING STORE,

w ould invite inspection Of their large stock of
CLOTHS, CASIMERES, and VESTIN GS,
al grades, Foreign and Domestic, which they
will make To order as cheap as can be bad
equality eonsidered) in the city Of New Iorh,
and warrant TO give entire satisfaction.
Special attention given to the selection of
We sell none but Indigo Blues, warranted, and
our long experience in that branch juslitios us
in assuring satisfaction in that line. We keep
select assortment Of Shirts (all kind Cellars,
(linen and paper Neckties, Scarfs. Socks,
Suspenders, handkerchief Gloves, &C., usual
~ found in we'll regulated Merchant Tailoring
Establishment. Call and see us. Don't forget
the number, 90 King Street, between Pitt and
Royal, one door east OF parker:s Theatre.
W NJ. ARNOLD.
ian TT JOHN A. FIELD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-07
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
~ O FFICE-No. l04 King street, over
s.one,s formerly Frsnch's) Book Store.

NAV have half Of each yealhng shoot removed
But it IS Of the utmost Importance shat TINS
cutting back be done before there is any swell
Iing or expanding of the buds, otherwise the
crowth vii! be checked by the operation,
instead of accelerated This is especially the
case with cherries and pluns, which start more
feeb!y than peaches and grapes. main rea-
son why cutting back has failed with some, IS
doing the work alter the buds have swollen or
leaves expanded.
Henry Ward B9eoher, in an article publish
ed in the Watchman and Reflector, in refer
ence to his late visit to Washington, thus
a|Iudes to President Lincoln - The Presl-
dent seems we'll, and In good spirits. Ills face
is N re wriuked and if possible drler than
ever. But he seems tough and elastic, and
tlr more likely to live hundred years than
two years ago be Was to i've ten.
The Washington c)rte,p "a lent OF the N.
7. r;ihune say - Nhe Senate having been
d,iIy disgracad by The presence of members
uu6: co ue Ia decent society, Senator Wilson
will speedily introduce a resolution expeIlng
every private bottle and demljohn from the
rooms of the Senate, as remedial measure.
This resolution has been slnee adopted IN the
Senate
In the B altimore C,nferen:e VI E. NhHrch,
Yesterday, it was decled to hold the next
Confsr. ICE in DaItim ,re City Station. Dr,
\ adal, President Of the Coult which tred
the case Of Rev j Il Davis VS.. Rev. John
Lannahan, reported that the charges were not
sustained, as the unanimous verdlo; OF the
Court
Both Houses of Congress- passed the bill to
establish Home for Disabled u. 5. Soldiers
and Sailors The incorporators are Lieut..
General Grant and nncty-nlne others. Ihe
capital IS to consist II ) 1000. made up OF
military fines, deduction from pay, and
Donations
The Richmond papers say shat It IS report
ed the mission Of Gen Sing eton and Mr
Hughes to Richmond, is commercial,
having reference to buying cotton and selling
beef aud bacon, by authority Ii IS likely
their visit Is entirely Oil matters OF private
business.
The Inauguration Ball, in Washington, last
night is represented to have been largely al
tended and as ''brlliant in appearance az
any ever given on such an occasion. The
President, Vice President, and many other
digaitaries, We're in attendance.
, 1865-09-04
ARRESTED FOR ADULTERY.
Tracking Out Kecrcaut Husband and
Fathcr.

Fos several evenings in succession, during las,
week. detective officer Charles IanaiDg, Of The ST.
pe'1u'cadeut>s staff, noticed a la.se porIy iaay,
Gfehaeo N deep mourning md heavy veil drswu
oss7 Aer features. wslkng between the Central Sta.
ton aud The corner OF Washington and Clark
streets. There pesxnbulatiors usually began at
nve O'Clock sud ended with The stroke Of the Court
Houte bell announcing etx o'clock On THURSDAY
crcniuE, the otlpu 22w two boYk IN oouuanv ssith
ne 1sdy On he5 will; They TO. pseed % and fro
Tia detective got hold Of one Of t6e
hoyx. md piled him uith questions reea,1-
Ing the canse Of their n,atcGlne. 1hc boy It arst
9GN 1im that he wrs an officer and had right to
know. The id info1lnedGhim that the Lady T4s his
mother, and that she was looking eos naa1 named
IlnyIs whose stofe sTas al No. 1V Washington
street She desired 10 ind out where Davis lived.
he further st1icd that Davis was bis step father.
having 1a1scd his mother about thlce months ego,
hui hid deserted her md rah living FoNewhefe
With another woman. lAnetng then lot the boz SO.
shortly atle1rzr the lcdy cl1ne over to The Ccnt1al
Station. where 1ansinE was ftandins and altar sat-
fEning hcf4tN tGat he was an 0fccr, she FtAfod to
him what the hoy had previously satd, togetheT
with o1hcr facte which II would no: nj present be
proper 10 telale.
7he detective requested her to 70 home and come
round TO the station agnn Gu Friday afternoon. At
n.es SNn 1Se5 n he msas sr snd
The a,7sss 9i h1 q y Dasls. who L the proprietor
o1 n eetaelitAmcnt for tho rule OF water ilterr
snd also io1 thr arrest u Emily Fulton. Day1s'
1aabtfe<fs whore Teuadcncc Ii No 4as Nnr,1 Cf,rl,
ftreet. " ~ ->eA :" NA1aA
1here parties were room brought into tbe nrcs.
since Of 1hc Jutticc md waived txamns,io1 a.,
The eiAfgc Of adaltt3, md were bound IN IN
fnm Of EGO each for tEtal at The ne1t ,crtu Of lie
Recorders cour. Officer Lansing prcscuted AZ h.
'es36nH agatnst Davis md his parsnour a e,tar as
hum Elizabeth Dasie, 0! Drookytlk, Ohio, VIA
ClatnE that she Nur married to Uavss foprteen'
years ago, and had By bin eix cLiidrrn she Will
fhnt Dayir deserted hGr and went west fhrr,r yrr~%
Emily Fulton claina a1eo that she In The vile of
pay3e alleging TINT they were uuitedau GAINESVILLE,
WIxoonsiu tMo yraix ago.
A1foccfhe1 the whole mar1cs il rathcr mind. prt
II e aIparcrt Davis has got into trouble, which
s,lll require oonsidefablc Ingenuity on hls part to
unfnycf md et1alchtcu out 10 the satisfaction OF ts
public.
TIE lady who cansed Davis' arrest lives al No
go Wet Adane strcct. and was Mary Srhank pre
yious to her marriage with Davis.
, 1865-09-04

John s. Haywood uPon the petition q Conrad $.
Bock to recover an indcbtednesH OF 80 and an-
1erst The abeence Of defendant from the state
un. The ground Of the application for the writ.
Gurdon S. Hubbard commenced an repfesin tuit
against Thomas ". z. T. Mcrcefrau and oshers to
recover possession Of 10 geo burnt and 10000 un-
burnt bricks, elatned TO be wrongfny ED by de-
tendants. .t
speciat peatys for Jurors for the Grand and fttR
= JnrleA Of thts Court will be issuett On Monday
morning 1.fo,arnahle forthwith" Owing to the eb-
Of the Court tho Eeg1lnr r<rt fctu1nab1e du-
nng The r.et week, Nss not acted Upon
GoCSrx CoUnT>-Ik jvrt Judge Ifaa.ecn- the
ertete OF augustus keuEeF, decreased. the will waa
proved and letters testaTncn'ary granted TO Rosa-
lind Kenges, under IN approved bond Of $s,s01.
= CoUkTY CouEr-H,f07e JWige DTxadacA4, Tin the
estate of Patrick Mallory, Edward J. kearuey was
sppointed 10 administer with the will annexed, up
81 hin. an approved bond Of %2ss,'tU
In he e.tate Of James Isallow, Hiram l. Lewis
,,as appointed to adu1tu1.ter upon hllng bond ap
proved by the Court for $500. =
In lhe estate Of Francis Connel decea.cd, letters
testarneptary were ordered to he issned 10 Samuel
n. Guupts ind Classssa Ccnne1 upon ding IN np-
In he estate OF william Wilkinson deceased
Patrick Duffy, . creditor, Was appointed to admin
iste7 under N approved ho0d foT ts0 -,
, 1865-09-04

ofmi.eEy and pozen5-poyery thai Industry coaid
not keep AWay-that cffen his heart had suelied
With emotion. TOO deep for language to express.
The beaH Of the public he believed was right, and
they would be found to respond l1bc1aUy to the
calls made for the release Of the needy and sui.
fet1ng.
Al this stage depntatton Was received from tho
Chicago Iron Moulders, and also the Csnlkcrs and
Ship Carpentcrs IrAdes Union offering 10 the sew
Ing women every a*dstanfe in their power, 70 I'D
In Obtaining tho defifed end.
: A committee previously appointed to nominate
oteeerr. submitted the following report:
r. ksidenf-uqp. ]. d. Rice.
Fs+At 1+ce- -PyttidEat-F. c. Brown. >.
Second Flee Psxsa1eak-A. J. Steele.
ItrAgMFer-Mrs. v. B. KIdder.
+. AksIsfGnf 1redststT-Mfs. Hazlett-
Recording and CoFr%epondsn9 SAcTefa3t-.-A1Is,
ANDREW Cameron.
Financial Secretary Booth;
-Ertesdtpe Co1naiute-Mrs. &. Gaylord, MIRA.
Dacenhardt, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. 11all, Nrs-
Butier. Mfr. Jndse Bradxel, Mr., Fuller, MtE.
Brown atts. Elixa Dugbee, MFe: heeltr, Mrs. Bray
man. Nrs. Il y. Adams, An. Leonard, Mrs. ]. l..
Sc1!Pps, Mn. Haynes.
I. Tie rport was accepted, and, on motion, adopt.
ed hr neclamation.
AAer GONE renazis by other gentlemen present,
the meeting adjourned until TuErday evening next,
pLen constitution and bye-la'ts will be adopted.
, 1865-09-04

Meeting Last Evening.
4 largely attended meeting Of sewing Women,
and ladies and gentlemen interested in the ame-
io1ation Of their condition, vas bald last evening
in the rooms OF the youne Mems Christian Asso-
cta,un, the President, Alfred J. Steele, Esq. In the
eha5.. 49,. ..
After p,aye. by one Of The gentlemen, nea the
reading Of the utnutez Of the preceding meeting.
the chairman in brief address explained to the
MEETING the objects OF the contemplated oFganlzs-
Ton. Feeling the pitiful condition Of the eean-
stresses In The city, number Of ladles and gentle
.nna,e na1 oa ss1oesion o he sewing Woea lhe
sslses iaf their bcncnt md improvement.
Et-AIdc11nan F. c. Brown stTcuuouslJ supported
and could practically appreciate their zuder1ags.
riisnees six censs for mailing shit a1d twclye
se,st1ess, wss lie piisanee thy Obtained 10 dras
.eE .assE 'hs5 Ses, sS hat te'n s. psope 7
Chicago had these TACT. and the aeores Of Others
which eould be produced theJ wouid be found more
stsf in heWorl oi iameloraiion.
leyed that such tyranny md cruelty existed On the
part Of any Class Of men as that which had been
sho*n to hive caused 70 much misery TO ths hard.
| working, My PAID eeams;rezses. Ae bad resa
e s poe tns s sa
eiry, it was no felton, bnt tale Of real ltfe that
such Worncn - therein depicted are nos living, or
rsthe4 dying. in the great and wealthy city Of Chi
csro., He dd not believe ,hat this extreme misery
VA known to the citIzeu. and felt that II it waa
nn]y properly and practically brought fefo.e- the
r-T,le. lie c1eat heart OF the public wonld
r. Warned TO the good work when the scliet would
:Ie neithT 1ardy nor ineigntaeant. IN conclusion
Professor McCoT ably recited the ceehsafed porn
before alluded to.
Rty. la. Whtpple after two year, experience p
iseion ork, fet that the necessities and demsnds
tuauru,atior Of the 1norcmcnt Ia Qre1ten. In his
csuciierce tc Ind seen such hearreudiuS Instances
, 1865-09-04
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET RE-
PORT

---
lspecal uesrasch 70 the western Associated ffessl
ne" 10 b 9Fp-% +
sscchs'
The stock market Is steady a. usual on Saturday
The principal activity waa in Ohio and mississippi
certificates. which, With sales OF s5 om adranesd n
eloa,ng Mt esX. Marposa act!ve; Reating continued
strong. rnder 1ncrcase Of tho traffic Of the roads,
and sdynnce OF s0c rpon coal fteiehts. over 500
shsres OF Erie changed hands. "H
= dovKnsxRaTs q !.
AR In steady demnnd TO-DAY. stafe bonds nrna, but
business Light. Miscellaneous shares generally lower,
with disposition to realize the profits Of the receat
rise. =: - H..
>' ,.oo1n,~ p = -
Esrles heavy and tim under continued demand from
eustomc7s- ~: -. : -,
, 1865-09-04

NKW f0EE. Sept. 2.
EoGToS-steady at !Gca i4c for rldd1ins.
t1nCE-Dull, heavy md dropping ut %1.z5a7E for
txtf4 ktatc; eHsG94D for extyn round hcup Ohl IA
atco for trade brands Haatket closing heavy Wild na
buyezs at the outside quotations.
Nuf1Er-F1tmcr. Western f2t1:sa.f6. ...
GEAlS-E heat dull heavy ana lac lower at II 50a
tn for Chicago spEink and Milwaukee club; &I5 fof
amber M4xaukea <ls5 for choice do ID store; ezIs
:12 ;or amLsr stac: s2l6sz19 for amber A.c.lsaa
western to arrive PIT Ba!,eydn Com heavy and
1c lower tsex - sa bic for sopn1 mixed
better at SIC lor new state; 3ses5sc for western.
fTTEotKCM-GEsict and unchanged.
EEoCEAIEs-CHifee quiet and hTIn. Sugars steady
12x&tsHc for Cubs Enuscovado: E4sl54c for Porto
tsiCo. 3io1akst8 quiet and steady
dtnness- t:sx:A99 ~ for new mese: cloetng at
3iStg2t.D0 for prime, <y.a997.s3 for prime mess.
Beef stesdy. seles ~ hris It ts.oo&l2Ip for pls!n
4103 t40 for extra mess. Feet hams uuIe
CIT MeatA t1Fm With more doing. at l4HGlfic fo1
shoniderA 19Sc for hams Bacon dni1. Lard steady
q e. sss n.ss. srixo Y ioe oo
, 1865-09-04
IIlinufs and Michigan CEnnf.
Especial Despatch To the Chicago THbune.1

hEIpGEt3kI. sept. =
cL1ARKD-E. nuEnhan, joliet Sc 92l II lumber, % In
shingles; c. Y. Zimmerman, Morris; Prairie Rose,
Ottawa 100 # lumber, 3 shingles; Rocket, Lock.
pert; Gaiinz, LASa1lt; II. Hclenna1, Sereta; Geo.
Washington, 1asallc; Eclipse, Lockport. '.73 eu
wheat; Iron Csd, Henry, n # lumber: Laura Ann
Marse1ea and Seneca, Ss7s n Lumber; Lesnout, Nor
tis. 3 brls Inns and % brla saIts Deer Park. No.
Gtica 50 hris ssIi Auross St. Lous m hTls salt and
lunber Energy Joliet. 50 hxls salt; Gen. Scott
Lasa1lc; Hunter Norris Contest, Morris; Propeller
Kankakee, Wilmington, % brls sa1s, tons sundrles;
Atlantic, Morris; American Star; LoSale; More,
PtoftA, 9S,oia II lumber. ...'.t ...
ARF1vxp.-N> T. Hawley, Lssalle@ ia tons coal
yorktown, Ctica 500 bu corn; Il. q. Lcosns Lcmont
20 cubic yards rbble stono Resotuie Lemout cubic
ybsrubbe stone Alrance. Lemont 20 cubic yds fuboc
stone IL .estIgator s. cubic yards rubble stone 40
cubic yards dension stonos ". 8. Gufnee, Le1none,
Is cubic yards dimension stone; Imperial Lockpor,
hGoo bu corn Caucasian f,fnooka, 900 bu corn J.
Crothy, Seneca, $40 bu corn; Atlantic, Morris. nc
bu corr :,5oo bu oats; Peter snd Paul. otfaws, seE
bu corn Ottawa. Ottawa, 5.leo In cora: Alice, L
Sale, 40 hu corn: B. A. Tborp, La5alle. $500 hu
corn jefferson, Iasa1e. s.l ou corn; Prairie Queen
Iasa1lc. so0 bu corn; Maple Leaf, Joliet $500 br
corn; Pzzson Efownlow, Issalle, 800 bu corn.
, 1865-09-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

Per~onal-TVc xynnt yon to know TINT
you CD get solid gold ewelry for only 81 wanant-
Cd rs good ~ any other Gin Sste can sell for y,
Or ordinary .torrs aon for Is. al Dunn's, lsa
Dearborn atzlct- :! eet-1t
, 1865-09-04
Card from Stephen Ciary, E*q.

CHICAGO, Sept. ?. 1855.
nt,hcs uc,stu,tnrs, jnsuIt 10 the rrpo.ters !" 10
+rncl isnun.ps from one Of their number, snd d.
restrii Is him Dcfronai]y. rcdecttn9 pron the az
tsnrersnts NJ tic cornnjttee. then plead guilty
n he chan,e 70 iaylshjy hcato,ycd, The reporters
III IN tx fesa i,iacei ri iabia whc1r the committee
thuusht @ they could hear he speaking wa
Sen .s e.. ncrcsd Tpon. When sir. CoolbauCh
rosa IN snrsS snnnosea thn reporters wcrc very
.,a.s b5iI ,r1 s"nestcd n Him Il, sneat fr,E
We wlere y be @ ra. sooa found tho reporters coud not
otber ancskers saou5d be u.cea nearer to their
tsbie. adirested ,nyself Is the person who oeen-
nd Ind who Charged Tie committee rith having lnate
several h!unde1z. L simply replied TO h!H that he
th!a extent no .,,ors;" nn
der In noticing such attacks-and hayc only To say
That this card Il not In accordance with my own
Judgment but Is written At the instance Of sensitive
natures ii hone.
Imny add without ese.tsm that tht,ee who know
pne are aparo thst It IL not y STYLE to otter g1a-
tnitony insuIts to 20 respectable body as the re.
noItcrs. or @any other man"-that I was not Chair.
nsn of fhe BANQUET CoumI,tee and only DISCHARGED
thc dnt;cs assjGnrI fnp nrror;nr ia nv ahilitiea
6yEr1iES CIApr.
, 1865-09-04

Fucl Heretofore EMadycrtIscd.--
TIT daily sales Of Ihalon.s "Nlght. blooming &C.
reus" e1eeed hy rnorc than cent those d any
len other perfumes for the htndkeErhfcis that sIe
In The lst Of choice extracts, whether original o.
limitations Of French and English articles: Sold
o5eryWhczc. feptmO11t
, 1865-09-04

The Western Educational College,
connected with Tie School Of Trade, contains now
six classce, and prepares boys for the commercial
or the highest collegiate courae- Lift scholarship
*1n. Fof circulars inquire at 19a Lake street.
, 1865-09-04

Diarrllca and Dy.entery.-Dr. Strick-
lani's Anti Cholera Mixture is vnIrauted to cure
Dianhra and Dstentery. Price 80 cents, Sold by
Druggists everywhere. a-lm
The Illinois School OF Trade. J.
Dyhrcnfur1h, principal, IL the only practical COM
mercInl school in the WeEt recommended by husf-
ness men. Life scholarship $40. Fer circulars IN
puirr at 10. Lake street. atia9k4B-7t
Go to tho Hc4t-Go to Bryant, d
Itraiton,s Chicago Co1nfne7casl College to grt a
thorough, practical business education, or to be-
come gnod Telegraph Operator. Address {euclos-
ing stamp.} for circulars. bryant 4 SITUATION,
Chicago, Ill.
, 1865-09-04

Western Educational College reopcns
after vacations, next Monday. Sept. dth. Boys en-
Trade, is tsEc strcet, conner Wells street. :.
sepI-m2i73t :.