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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-19
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PARxER-BuRo. Va, Dec. 81, 1864.
II you want to be bored, coms to this oil
region. Here's the place where ysq bore
and get bored. It's nothing Agt sii from
morning sill night-o;l on paper-bqiled oil
people talk. write, sleep and snors OIL
Ask man how far Il h to Charleston:
'PEmty.si1 miles fro@ shhddes' oil
spring! Z ik
.:waat t;ns does tRs etss~sr ,ssxs for
Wheeling 2 -a fr-roe3 r.
i1qa ~ sq9qsa s'qesTs oil y lesss9 ;
what ys 'ha' Sight iboss yssssrday r
{snkips msrrisd aq o1 ven yestsrday
just Is good-~arrisd Miss Snifkins, whose
thsher struck 'ile' sew days aeo.o fa9fad
Snifkins hadn't tune 10 90 to his viss's
sapsal lsst TqssAsy--hs ~ ys9@ run
over.'lsa9 gitl ~ ftfti.r4s, 49, !. 80.
Prsschers prsssh sbses silbs.ag peared
apon the ,roablsd waserh and ny this = ths
very spet where the oil tor thas occasion
comes from. ''''2'
! slept qp four hszslaqr qii IA pisht-
every hotel fail, Tho ennrs country looks
greasy, psopls have oily tcasssA, sod Your
oil-iactay Rsrvss ~ 0eaYassy iqprssSsa
With ths terrible stencil. E,ssvSsdy has
Iisrrisory ~ saae, m tpsrs ~ v.v,.y "
'fools and their money Who satisipats ths
realization Of the 1area Napshaassa stories
ara asqfk. ~ ~ s.tsssagas-
Every shasesr hss . wap sf ~ fssios
and eap tell astraages sxacsly xAess ths
nioest ppqt is-hs haa been thses. kaovs shs
pssoe eqt h saprt Il fqeds1hee ~ spsssensi
interest ie thsr ~aetss, ~ b ialse4. Bat
10 ~ws matter " fisq5.hip t4sisse ~ ID
by there. snd thsa do vAat - l. }fps-
bore. spd oil Wqst cqRe. 9@s4 ee IT.
nsc pss9 casy; yistiYs @s pasSey.-
ssslaiQs toApepqs sPddsRly sisA many 1
Ftslesable wslLto.do hpt ever sspspips iadi.
vidaal eoes pic pile aPd ,osss an ~ lss and
spsaks a; y ~ strike Ne sa1 bsspms
pulssnairsa, 6Fs M qssAp > AoaAssf bqt
I st'their 9ugSs bsr~sd. ao.sulaaes !,
nan'9a noqo ia5E'' Yours ke, ps 1;e is'a
su 'ssso1 oj sqea rt yej Hee1lDAN.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-19
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4 e. 90; b." ard T. rtshoo.@rs 10 csNed
TO &c 80, bsu',t l. red - is prepared ~
-. a-e:s@ ~ tJlaf uca. Ievoiyers,
500 -tot ., ec. &C.. ,iis ie ! Asse and
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A 20 TO 'e .se w. re , et. .'as shop
json- ." &c o.'oos.e u. fece 4 60 i''3es.
7.l.-.'. LEn HUGO MAshEK.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-19

ADvssTlaso. A French sditos he's ~.
a tlss following anssips description of the
sdsos u ~ sevstissslssA Tia ArA time .
ssn ssss IN sdvsrtiss'qsqt - sak&-ao no.
tics ef h; he ssooad tiRs - losks 4 The
nsmss tho third ems ~ laoks - ths peics
ths ssarth dine ~ ssaAs Il ~ Y0lh ssos
y spesks q Il - ~ srise ~ sixth tias
b hays. 1e3auG uf ssi ISL disu
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-19

CoNTRABAND JoKE.-There is some
relief to the monotony Of heavy State
affairsat Washington sometimes. Agen
tleman who holds responsible and
lucrative position under the Cover.
ment concluded to change his lod.
gings. He sent one Of the walters of
the hotel where he had selected apart
ment after his baggage. b.,.,,o,,,,
"Well, John, did you bring my bag
gage DOWN. af "a a,oz s, s+r
''No sah!' blandIy responded. the
sable gentleman. ei8.a es4s
"Why, what was the resson?'' y
"Case, sab, the gentleman in de of.
tice said You had not paid yorr bill.P
"Not paid my bill! why that's sipgu
lar-he knew me very we'll when .she
kept the Hirard House in Philadel-
phia." e# e'qq s,ii n..
"Well. mebbe." rejoined John
thoughtfallv scraching his head, ssdat
was de reason be wouldn't glib me de
baggage"
The gentleman of the Department
took the joke in good part. ...aa
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-19

An anecdote is told of Finney the streviva-
list' and . canaler, to the following effect:
lie was "holding forth in Rochester, and
in walking along the canal one day, come 1.
cross man swearing furiously. Marching
up, he confronted him and abruptly asked,
''Sir, do you know where you are goingy'
The unsuspecting man innocentlv replied
that he was going up the canal on the boat
"Johnny Sands" {" fo's's
''No sir, you are not" continued Ffnney-
"you are going to ben faster than the boat
can carry yol-". N's''fs@S"
"The boatrnan looked at him in astonish-
ment for q minute. and then returned tho
question 1"l
'Sir, do you know whero You are goingy,'
81 expect to 60 to heaven."
''No sir you are going into the.y ycsnalr..
And. shifting the action to the wor d, he took
F:nny in his arrns, and tossed him into the
muiky water, were he would have drowned
had not the boatman re'ented and 6shed
him out.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-19

A QUesrIoN ANswERED.-A. clergyman Ia
England, on Sunday, inform ID his hearers
that he should divide bis discourse into
three parts--'he first would be the terrible,
the SECOND the horrible, the third, terribly
horrible. Assuming dramatic tragic atti-
tude, and wishing to bring the sulphurons
lake wildly before the minds eve of the
nearer, he swung bis right arm wildly,
pointing to about the centre Of the church.
with his eyes seemingly transaxed with hor
ror, he exclaimed in startling, agonising
tone:
What's that see :here?' Still louder.
What's that see there p Louder yet.
with wilder swing of ehe aru, WHAT'S
that see there p
Here little old woman in black cried out
in shril treble tone: 5s .....s,. -.
IT'S nothing but my little black dog-he
won't bite nobody s+gr .s,.r.....s.
There was laugh, and the clergyman
concluded to confine himself to the. terrible
without asking questions. .t...t .,p
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A Novel DEAs-HEAD.--On . traiia, On
the New York Central. recently, ! ladysr,th
. vast circumfereace OF hoapf foocupied
whole seat as the cars went out of this ity.
Taking up tickets the conductor evidently
suspected something when he came to this
lady, and politely requested her to fsfwEr
he thought she was sitting on something
that had BEEN left on the seat. She dendr-'
red, and he insisted She said she wohldlRt
and he said she must, and finally she di6s
and not only that, but she stepped out into
the isle. b!ushing .re'nend ,usIy and INSIST
ing that she ''didn't know IT," when, 10 and
behold bouncing babe Of the male persGs.
sion, only sixteen years old, vas discovered
curled up on the f,orl H,w the delightful
creature had got there was mystery tolsef,
OF course-as much 80 as was the presence,
to Joseph, Of . chicken in Joseph's hat TIE
lady was about to anathmetize the yodny
gentle nan in the most approved manner Or
injured virtue, but he took the words out Of
her mouth by pleading piteously, "Psease
now, Auntie. pay my fare" Auntie did.asi
, 1865-12-30
ANOTHER GAMBLING FRAY.


The Gi.g1accfol scenes Of not which have recently
occurred, and which are becoming more and more
frequent, among The members Of the gambling
fraternity In this city, calls loudly for Immediate
and r,gnFous measures on the part Of our police.
The mere TACT that such mcu exist, and openly
pnssae their netatous calling In the uy, Is scsn-
dal upon The whole community. ThepolIce Do not
gambler is subject to their surveillance that by
The very nature Of his profession, he Is constant
mani to Se I paeea andrr md % sTes1 On she eonla y @
The gamblers have long enjoyed an immunity
i:om at The d'ssEscsable attentions unsuall!
rssul.ed in Their becomin: moi only nuisance 6ut
Apofltire ror 10 citizens. The gamblers are
numerous body Of men IN Chicago. nor do they seek
theirli,cshood They ne recognized cverywheie,snd
being in cenefal well d1eeeea and nnable class Of
men, they mr. egsn Regarded among cerInfn eizclee
Tithout SOME s'caniny" or csshno1tnp faIjrsr
taking place between two Of these polite rufl1ns;
and ihc Thing hns recently come 10 snch pass that
pate Of At least restrain them within proper limits
ono will long be able to calculate oa hts saYety
from the,t sttseAs: Gambling shonld b put down.
present there sectn. to be no effort nlade to inter
tere with them. They ere class Of rogues who are
alwnss falling ont, and The slightest quarrel leads
The recent uafay between two noted gamblers on
Dearborn etrcet, was followed Yesterday By one
WHICH mlcat nave neen more Qlaastrons IN tt3 re-
suits, and \ hlch shows the urgent need Of strong
measures heng onec taken acninat the fraternity.
A man named o. Dean. gambler, went into the
gambling house Of Theodore Cameron, No, G8
Randolph street. on Thussday about midnight, md
commcpeed playing faro. Hc remained there play
Ing iii noon yesterday. at which time Cameron had
won {ds he claitns} {1,soa, Or according to Dean
himself g. 100. Cameron then opened bis drawer
for the purpose OF giving ont number OF checks to
another man, End Dean taking advantage Of tho
eltnatian. made dash a. the dtawer with one hand
whtlc he held revolver in theeother. Cameron I'm.
By each OF the men. Fortunately. or unfortunately,
neither uf The ehots took effect In the confusion
which ensucd, Dean made his escape, having first
10 the Tfcmout House, where be appeared before
the clerk In state Of agitation, md offered him
<1oo II he wonld conceal him The clark refused to
do 80, and Dean went away. The police were mott
fed Of The occurrence, and the fueittve arrested
at The St Louis depot tn the evening Only 81 were
found In his Poesesslon, the balance Of the money
, 1865-12-30
Markets bV Telegrsph.


OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Especial Despatch to the Wc.tesn Associated P,sss
NEW YORK, Dec. p.
The atock market This morning was more ae;tyc,
There Is decidedly stronger feeling In railroad and
miscellaneous stocks, but no important speculative
movement. N. !. Cent was attacked sma7ty by bears
and Eric was strengthened by liberal purchases OF
cash stock la1Ge proportion Of the transactions
the Board were on time buycEs' options and sellers
about balancing each other. The market wss gener
ally steady Mt the second regular md last ppsa boards
with IN upward tendency In Erie and Rock Island.
CLOSING pEICEs-4:S1 F.N
New York Central, 96f; Hudson Rtycr, 1ea.;; :.ead
ing. IGN; Michigan Southern, tx; Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh. ssxi Rock Island. lt8; Chicago T. Harth
western, 3x.
The case In money Is As great ever. The o1rtnsa
On call at per cent largely exceed the demand. Hro
ker and bankers have large balances left oyer which
cannot be loaned At per cent.
Gold Is Inactive Tbs ueNs Of the favorable stccp
ton of the Presidents message In London had tie el
feet Of putting down the premium H0x. Marks,
closed At 1t5x. Some parties hsYe sold freely, uude,
tic impression ttnt 520s will continue to advnme Ii
London The price Of old SOS advanced Y tere, upon
the receipt Of the Anstralan's news. Sons foreign
bankers were sellers during tho morning, and ohert
we're buyers.
Gby1sxHES1s.
Private adEiecs by tbs Australian better for Gov
e1a"tot s!ocks th3n lie punl1shed accounta and 5oe
e.e qoo.eo a. ese ~. tnss nae very buoysns elec
uroa tne Nno!s Government Ut, and sharp Adrasct
touk plAce A. ola s3R were In oe1atd foI
sa'!s ano tose 10 lsealpoa, oas the small sapplJ
e-3e coupons Q! !ea+ ana ls4 sole
a. sm1n - anu ~ 1oss "ete stoas 81 *AeW laf neH
"ae '',1ts 1os oeosi eet'@'
COTTON.
tnc cotton market this afternoon responded u new,
Ion EUROPE ano there was Al advance Qf1G3c.
-.. PErcoLEIA.
teso1eum hoeks qaiet, With sales at the follswIna
.aeh: haEnenoh. f16": bradley. Ste: Central, III Is
, 1865-12-30
THE DEARBORN OBSERVATORY.
What will be Needed to Put it in Work.
ing Order..Appointment Of q
Director.

a regular meeting Of the Astronomical Society
was held Oh Thursday afternoon, al No. IS Lasalte
street, j. I. scammou, Esq, presided Hon. T,
Hospe, officiating as Secretary. A communication
WIS received nom ". S. Gut1ee, Eeq., announcing
his deposit Of t5 oo0n New Yorh b1nk, subject TO
the order Of the Astronomical Society. for the pur
pose Of purchasing new meridian circle.
A lengthy and highly inierestin. communication
was received from Prof. T. II, Stafford, reiauye to
the additional equipments necessary to nut the Oh
sesSntory In working order. His Communication
may he condemned a. follows:
4 ch1puoc1aph or tcley1uphic register Of tlruo of
perfect accuracy IL iudie pcnsable. This IL an
American invention. now Ia use in boih Green.
thoroughly scientific work. For Immediate NE,
The ch1on9C7oph, costing 17oo, small transit IN.
for use while The meridian circle il being made, it
can ai|etRard be tnrned to good account a. prae-
s1. tteal instrument ssHa for pupils. and also
costs about {soo Of 1900. The meridian circle Il
almost Indispensable for use with an equatorial,
asreads msde viii ihe ereai T teie.cope Co ~ Ano,Se1
rcason whS The Chicago Observatory needs meri-
dian circle T. because Of the geographical position
most admirable point Of reference for The lakea and
The wcat, in the matter o! latitude md longitude
better ihan Ann Arbor Or Cambridge, because OF
nd Longitude of posns N tbs WI t nj ~ bs fa1
more Accurately determined than they npw ne by
tne observations made herr with men-
ssa fe fe he.oose, h oosesaons q thk natuse
ms instrument Z 1nt5odnoed N the Chicago OBJ
17E!salqsy toeE "tu oonptteee DC maze, 1ar the
M MMesL hese. 1ne mef1oian circle Will aiso he va2u-
rlans los geographical purpose The cost Of
Me11ulan catc4e viii ne about $.tU in gold. tn Ed
IogG q, ~ present ratee OF exchange about $4,000
turanee: Ihe coiimasof, ostotr mentioned. a. q dls.
Pentan!e ltaHflL lneuument be purchased Will
S co., aEont 1Ts, 1ag = q s one OF the oshes lns
neIs mlst ne haa. I9e moahsloE of tae meridian
aEle md colf.mator win cost probably $500 though
osenos upon tht character Of the so1l where
located and ~ height ftotn the earth. Il should
oe pMeed near the cfo9nd. house ~ feet b. 8
nnd i feet high wonld be required 70 cover the cir
~, ano Nonla cost num Sl0o TO *s19. In case
chtphog1spa Is pfOeured. no great difficulty would
afase n9m the eepMa5ation M q the equatorial and NJ
aan e1fce oy l,uOe 1ect except the expense Of the
reqn3eitc telegraph Wirc, about $J0 II no chrouo-
, 1865-12-30

McF1eKKR's THEATRE--Iast evening Alr. n.
Warren, the veteran treasurer at MtV1ckers, took a
benefit when the house was moderately wei oiled.
capital bill was presented, comprising the new
comedy Of "The Neediul'' and IN Interesting farce
entitled 1.-THE Secret" In which Mr. Willism
Marble sustained the character Of .'Thomns, and
elected eome well uetited applause. This evening
Mn. cowel ytll deliver her promised Eindlcation
add1ess Of Rev. b. Hatfield. III p Performances for s
will commence with Sheridan Enowfe's beaptifui
p!ay Of William TEL - and conclude with the
On Monday evening Mr. Joseph Proctor, the popu-
M0sEvx-- -P1anehes fasorite bufiesqae OF ABeau.
feature at Woods, and nightly d.aws crowded
hpuses. The same piece will be presented at thc
matinee this afternoon. when Mics Agnes Keuuey
VIZ eise one Q! her charming songs. Ii Is also re-
CRosnx's OPERA Horsr.-Thc brilliant "sts.
Combtnatlen nom Grover. Theatre. Washing
ton arrived IN the city yesterday: They commen6e
night IN conjunction with Jamea E. Murdoch.
ESD. a etar OF the first magnitude, who viii ap-
T. II hs sneasss nnsisd ne # chs,!e
Scandal" :" We may anticipate an excellent treat,
md crowded house on the occasion.
tni DE- a or NC @ 1 sTs%pgs entertain
shedy sonEstess are growing. in popularity every
night, and theft programme Is varied BY The cshi-
Dll!Qn Or an Ax11~LC p&1ofAm1, come OF the scenes
OF which arc ofkuperior merit.
SMITH EIxoS's nA11-The jugeler vein will
once more b opened At Smith Nixon'e Hail,
On Monday evening, tbs faI-tamea "Charlie Share
Quincuplexal' VIII open In their popular vocal.
magical and instrumental Entertainment Thls
talented company is now lts fourth annual tour,
and will doubtless receive hearty welcume In this
city. a matinee performances Will be given on the
CEosBr's MCs,c HA11-EThe Ilfbe.nsan Bart1s are
giving scries oi excelleut entertainments In the
new Ausic Hall Of the Opera House, which meet
with deserved eccccss: The members Of this com
pany are endowed with vocal accomplishm snts Of
no mean order, and the entertainment is oae which
Is dekevins Of every encouragement The pro
e1anme last evening was good md sereral of the
tongt, especially the comic songs Of Joe English,
were heartily encored.
SKA11so.-Wtth the return OF Old John Frost
y! thess oss been general rush again upon the
the ice was in excellent condition. the weather
favorable, and large crowds Of p!easu.e-seekers
Skinned the surface OF the ponds. Al the Ogden
fafk tbe ice vas god, md aiarse crowd hl,ed the
who exhibited their fk1ll during tue evening. The
washington and the Centrnl were each we'll patron
lied, and the Rink on Wabash avenue did not fall
behind the rest in respect Of attendance.
, 1865-12-30
don. ~ neglect Of the trouble often Causes Pro

sion. ~ neglect Of the trouble often eanses pro.
1onCed sickness.
Symphonic Of wofas In children arc olten over
looked. Worms IN the stomach and bowels cause
irritation, which can be removed only By The use Of
q snre remedy. The combustion of ingredients
ufed In making Browns u Vermiiuce Com6ts' II
such es 70 gi,e The best post,bse edet viii safety
Sold by druggists, chemists and dealers in tueii.
cinea. at twenty-five cents box.
delsh7esses Ss9tw-sA4x fs
Atlantic White Lead and 1.,n .eca VI,
Lead, Ked Lead, Lthareo, dlass Makers L ID Lad,
Also, unsecd Oh, Raw. Boiled and Rcansd. For
fsS RoBEkT PA 1 g. assqs I'd
Pearl street, New York. octtdso+ e7r!tsw,was
Editors Chicago Tribune:
DEAR SrEs:-Wo are informed IT,. III: t.u. tn
our "Colnmbtsn Gin" VI would Az to eoasa. .n
s ses pa pas
Ali Of this article put up In bottle. bears cur ftc.
slmile p!snatuso; hence We world cau,ioa u ose s
most Interested 9onfs e. Z vsr3 E s@ @Tesp,ys
esaa d South Water sssesatt, Chicago.
rl Miinol. School o6Trads, a nd Western
the Educational Department OF the above Iustitu-
don. E1l commence on Tuesday, Jalnary I'd, 1865,
at iis Rooms, 19s Lake sreet Applications ior
Wedneed1y, Thnfsdsy md Friday. 1s.s3lh,' ssth ii,
and s9th tnst.. from ID a n. to p. nd - Z
!. 1tnt Isl.
des4-7t 4. c. BARRY, Supk1A. <
Go to the IIcst-Go to IIrgnnt & S.aat.
toms Chicago Commercial Ceiezc to get t1pr-
ongh, p-nctisal business education, Or 10 heroine
good Telegraph Operator address ienciosIns
stamps) for circulars, BnIAss q S7nArToN, ch1ca-
70, H.
Those beautiful Albums at la Dcar-
born street can bo bought at cost. Don't forget 10
call on BrtgE. b7lt
, 1865-12-30

ALnASI, Dec. Is, 1s65.
The eattle market has taken decidedly upward
turn. tbs supply failing consldesaby short ofwhat
was looked fos- Only % car loads have come In to-day,
making the total receipts to this evening only 400
htsd. The New Yorkerz have bought with much
fpirit. sending prices up full hslfa cent PEI pound.
The profit on one or two large Chtazo roves Is atod
atxzo per head. Hyuau 4 Co. sold 9s Illinois, a1ersg
Ing 1.7 at s1o,. J. T. A1s1ander 3averzsc L3se, At
9cents and 1c2 at the ngure. A. Boge1 aver.
aging &c., At 6Xc. II. Burns 50 STATE averaging 1ss
al s4c. D, usna. Is Kentucky, averaging 1s al FIT.
". ConchmHn, n, aversge ,:an 1t sxe- Johuson 4
Dewey Il premium Illinois, averaging 1S61 At e H.
average 1.s. At $ss: Il Michigan averaging 1,d, At
&c. and 81, average 35s, at TX. Only 100 wers tele
Erapheu to come tomorrow. Sheep also were doing
better Sales 5000 II 6kc for light common roae.
and SAC for heavy tine wooled Receipts, 500. Hogs
Market dull At 1c for light Michigan II tor hesry
State and Mestcfu. Nrcetpts. 1pan.
, 1865-12-30
St. Louis Market

81. 140Hi6 Market. -
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tftbnne.1
ST. LOUIS, Dec. o.
ToBAcco-petter. Common leaf at s9.ao: lsctorS
lugs ut $s.71&6.o0.
FloUR-Unchanged. FBlt Z at e7-51312.5o; deliv-
cred at Carlo At 1900 r btl.
GRAtS-Corn unchanged; While At 9oc; Mixed At
&c. Oats b1et at sic 2 uushel. Barley unchanged at
&c 2 bu1hel.
WH1eKET-Market dull at s?.c0 2 gallon.
Io6s-Hehef. Sales 200 bead, averaging 7ia d = at
1870: Isl head at SIS head at head.
extra heavy, at $3.50 = 100 Ms, gross.
, 1865-12-30
Cincinnati Market.
fGNeciai Despatch to the Chicago Tribune

C1SGtHxA71, Dec. =.
FLorE-(;ood demand; sales super1ne f1.25; extras
ncw, fs.eOGold &s-sl
GEAfs.-Wheat steady for old red; sales Of zoo bu
neK prime nj tls0- Corn 1sn mixed cas Sc, she'll
ed 6c. Oats declined to Sc; sales Of 5000 hu at &C.
94oc. Isyc Gull; prime held nt 7sc. Barley nominal
Cor7oS.-Adranced to ssc for n1ddllpg and quiet.
WHIsEFE-pn!1 Gales rree at s7.2s; In bond as@tsc.
PFoy1sloss-Flr1. Mess pork advanced SC sales
OF 40 barrels At f0o; 500 barrels ut &29 at close
held at 80 TO- Green meals active; sales OF shoulders
at 1oc, sides &c. hams l7e Bulk meats dull bat held
nFms naeou IN falr demand; eales OF shoulder. at
IKE rib sides 17Hc, cicatstdes 2se, packed. Ecgas
CURED hams frm Il &c. Lard In good demand; sales
Of 40 tierces prime City at 1s4c.
Hoas-:5 cents higher; sales or about 200 head
at slcoo net at close holders asking St273 receipts
1000.
MoHHr-f1oRc,
Evr1rAxcp-1r hMftnr dHrrand
, 1865-12-30
LOCAL MATTERS,

The effect Of s%S2ndalons % statements dcroe.tosy TO
@ ss dste o e. ETH ssos aud e
shoM tnoee 70 whom be has made them how relia-
6!e they IT. the t9ll9"'ns certificate sieoed BY him
Gn1cAao. Dec; q, 1861;
Of the nrm Of Porfer Ripley I siher9ta doing bust
Gcss IN ne city OF Chicago, H., With whom {the
Senior partner 0! sa'd hnn) having been doing bust
and and, whom I have Known personally Tor seyeal
aerosaiory .o his 1noiai character p MT d his
pressed at sundry lines good business man, and
Woald recommend htu1 as SUCH.
Ha. r. PORTER.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. =. 1866. ciss
The Rnkiness Department of the iii.
nn!s ecaoo! OF lfade ls noW open from J. T. M 70 u
2. n; 49,, students admif1ed 10 1h1s DePaEtmsnt Mt
de2F't 5.R. DrHRESFuH1H, supt.
looked; 4 continuance for any length q time
causes irritation o. me Lnng4 or some J. CHRONIC
Iaroat Disease- "DnonNs gfoheatI !Toeaes q,
afe oncfea VITA me Itleet Gonnaence N tneie eii
eaGy. giving almost mSn11aoly eare and fnmedlate
Eeie1- eas3
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Attention iH called to advertisement Of
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DR.. e. l.. Spencer,A Fragrant Oudouse-
lsine for the Teeth. II Ia one Of the very beat art
cies for cleansing and preserving the Teeth, ever
offered 10 the public and Is wa-ra1ted to contain
acid or any other ingredient In the least Injurious
to the teeth A cake ot superior tooth pase accom-
panies each bottle. The O1douselalne can be found
1t Wholesale or retail. By Dzucg1zt* generally.
L Spencer 4 Co., .PEopttciors, Providence, r: I.
NestEs. Batnhams 4 Van sehaack, ChiesSo, Ill
nofs, Agcnts for the Northwest.
~
CraySfordss Puinonic Troches will
cure Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds, Hoarfenes5, Sore
Throat, SC. Pnblic speakers and SINGERS use them
pleasant. portable and cheap. Sold by druggists.
Bu1nhams f Van Schaack Wholesale Agents, 16
Lake.st-, Chicago. Gb591stEAT, ,TUts1H
Goes DyRpepsta Curo.-There Is no need
Of any ones haylnE the dyspcp.ia, for II has been
demonstrated beyond fext Of contradiction that
Goes DyerepsIa Cure will certainly cure II. Con-
stipation the most prolific Cause Of Ill health. Is
euIely cured By the Cure. siek.headaehe, cramps,
, 1865-12-30

ha.irg probably been hsnded oves for safe keeping
10 Confederate.
The parties copcesned In this tunult viii APPEAR
for examination before the Police Court this morn.
ine, Nben it il TO BE- hoped they will meet with such
treatment Ra r1n b useful lesaon to thernseivcs
snd 10 II their comrades for the failure.