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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-14

- SCHooL EXAMINERs' NOTICE.--The RoArd
- will hold their next regular session for the o.
animation of Teachers. al
Portage, FIRST Friday in July.
Applicants need rot apply Tor Special Examina
tion but are requested 70 attend the stated meet.
ingS Of the Beard.
an correspondence with the Examiners should
b. directed 10 the undcrsigoea. Al Bowling Grceu
Ssa J W, woopeCRY, Clerk
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-14
0s sEELYE'S S
BRONCHIAL SYRUP

AN UEPAILISG REMEDY FoR
COnghs, Colds, Bronchitis, Sore Throat Hoarseness
and Irritation Of the Bronchial Tubes or Lungs
Tickling in the Throat, and Group.
This syrup is especially beneficial in affections
of the Throat and Bronchial Tubes, caused
by Catarrh, greatly assisting in its permanent
cure when used in connection with the Rem
edy. If taken in time it NEVER FAILS to
cure the severest cases of Group.
Being agreeable to the taste, safe for chill
dren, speedy in its effects, giving strength to
the voice and lungs, it will soon find its way
into every family in the land. Price $l.o0
per bottle.
DR.. D. H. SEELYE & Co.,
Sole Proprietors, F'reeport Ills
GENERAL AGENTS
JOHN II. PARK, Cincinnati Ohio.
WILSON a. PETER, Louisyille Ky.
SOLD BY ALL WHOLESALE DRUG.
GISTS, and at retail by
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
1yl
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-14
nu.-oN BEARING ADVERSELY.
Iv.-oN ANGER.
ON DRESS.

Beware Of him that is slow to anger An.
ger, when 1T is long in coming, is the
stronger when 1t comes, and the longer
kept Abused patience turns to fury.
When fancy is the ground of passion; that
understanding which composes the fancy
qualities the passion; but when Judgment
ls the ground, memory is the recorder, and
this passion is long retained.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-14
vl.-ON LAw ANp rnYsIc.

j thou study law and physic, endeavor
to know both, and to need neither. TEN.
perato diet, moderate aud seasonable labor.
rest aud recreation. with Gods blessing,
will save thee from the physician; a
peaceful disposition, prudent aud Just be.
havior, will secure thee from the law. Yet
II necessity absolutely compel, thou may st
use bothi they that use either otherwise
than for necessity, soon abuse themselves
In weak bodies and light PURSES.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-14
30 YEARS. ENPEHIENCE!
RADICAL CURES WARRANTED!
Druid DisPcnsatOry
ESTABLISHED ON THE FOREIGN PLAN!
In Myers Block, Monroe Street,
TOLEDO, OHIO.
A PERMANENT INSTITUTION.

The success which has attended the practice OF
the undersigned in the treatment Of diseases COM
ing under the above head, is sufficient guarantee
that what he undertakes he performs, and in every
case effects a radical cure.
Private rooms are provided where consultations
can be procured in the strictest confidence.
General office over Nos. 81 and SO Monroe street,
brst room to the right at the top Ct the stairway
over "Cornacopia." All letters, containing re-
mittance or postage stamp, promptly answered.
kRy- Office hours from 10 10 4. and from to 9.
Call on OF Address R.H.TYMPANY, MD,
liza Toledo, Ohio.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-14
ON SECRET ENEMIES.

Ho that proCesseth himself thy open on.
emy arms thee against the evil he means
thee but he that dissembles himself thy
friend, when he Ia thy secret enemy, strikes
hsyond caution, aud wounds above cure.
From the first, thou mayest deliver thyself
from the last, good Lard deliver thee.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-14
DRUG STORE COLUMN.

PHOTOGRAPHS ALBUMS.
The thing mosIfashionable now is a
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM.
The Book for tho Center-t table is
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM.
The most desirable thing for a Present is
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM.
Aud VIC have hcm-all kinds, and at all prices
from the Twelve picture Miniature, TO the Quartz
Of One and Two Hundred Pictures.
We have also the
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-14

Charity is naked cAiid gicing honey 10
a bee ,eitaom ,ciags, Naked, because ex.
ouscl SIS aud simpl child, because teudcr
aud growing; giving hon y, because pleas,
ant aud comfortable; TO bee, because a
bee ia indast ious and deserving; without
wings, because wanting and helpless. II
thou deniest TO such thou killest a bee; II
thou givest TO another than such thou y re.
serVest droue,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-14
IX.-o on DIET ANn REaINEN.

If thou dosirest to take the bes, ad.
vantage of thyselG especially ia matters
where the fancy is most employed. keep
temperate exercise, observe seasonable ana
set hours Tor rest, and let the end OF thy
first sleep raise thee from thy repose; then
hath thy body tho best temper; thy soul
the least incumbranee then no noise shall di,.
nrb thino ear, no object divert thine eye:
then, il ever, shall thy sprightly fancy
transport thee beyond the common pitch,
aud show the magazine OF high invention.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-14

Atlidavits In suits ...ss..s.ssss.s.s.ss' ssExen
Agreements, for each sheet or piece Of paper
on which written, stamp duty y........., 8
Agreements for the hire, use, or rent Of any
land, tenement, or portion thereof, (see
"Lease,") ........,. .............'.." SO
Appraiscinent Of value or damage, on each
sheet or piece Of paper on which written,
stamp duty Of.... ..s.'...'.. ....s s...'..' D
Assignment on mortgage, stamp duty same
as on the original instrument.
Do, of policies Of insurance, do.
Assignment Of lease, stamp duty The ssmc
as on the original instrument, increased by
n sta mp duty on the consideration or value
Of the assignment equal ~ that imposed
upon The conveyance Of land for similar
consideration or value.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-14
VII. ON INCONSISTENCY,

BE not unstable in thy resolutions, nor
various in thy actions, nor inconsistent ia
thy affections. So deliberate that thou
may'st performs so perform that thou
mayst perSeyere. Mutabjlity is the
badge of in.irmity
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-14

Receipts for the payment Of any sum Of
money, or for the payment of any debt
due, exceeding twenty dollars, not being
for the satisfaction of any mortgage, or
judgment, or decree of any court, and a re- =.
ceipt for the delivery of any property,
Except receipts issued by any persons,
firms, or companies doing an express
business, on the delivery of any property
for transportation, stamp duty .--
, 1865-01-04
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
lReported BY telegraph Exclusively for the Chlcac,
Trtbuue.1

(Reported By Telczsaph Exclusively for the chcasu
Trtbuue.J
NKw ToRK. Tuesdny Evening, Jan. s. 1866,
BEEF CATrLE.-The receipts Of Beef Cattle at all
the market places In the city, amount to 1896 head
The st"te trade al the opening was very favorable
for dzovers. the demand being brisk, and price,
higher tbsn last week. To-Day business has been 1tss
active, and sales slow, the market closing du. Ii
point Of quality. the receipts wese fair. The weather
has been clear and mild The following were the cur.
Of hs Market excluding extr4 holiday beef
or fancy grades z D net weight OF NEST. sellers
sinking osl; rtt csas beefl7@1sc second class bsct
N9 16c; inferior grades 1p1lSc. Extra holiday beef
sold at 21925e.
sHEEP.-of Sheep we have loee<s3 head reported for
the weak and according to the sslcs Of sheep
brokers' the general price ? y has been AR1oXc and
for extra qualities 1s1ic. being ieec higher than
the prices paid last week.
noG3--The receipts OF Hogs for the week number
eo.o8 head. The top prices paid 1sHc live weight
Market active, and sales quick. So1oy RokIyso3.
ASSOCIATED Press piepatch.1
Nxw ToRK, Tuesday. jan. s.
Current prices for the v. ek It =. las n trkess are:
on,,T ais 7a T. duality ss o. 1as to K'ed
Inferior euaty siS. Ssia a'A 81. q0a'''' 'l''0s'2"
p.f2 G9ws ar,v axn 4; qesty 80 o5s
$50. Inf stor quality $50 .GaN.o GO; |'
guilty. & aasts qnssliy e 5a sssf S'a,na,E aas
Ea1ir txD L.Mns7E1tras per head slo: oes1s. %.
comn'on quality *s.so9i.5o. Inferior quality HooS
ss fssatss '.a ZIG ssa ssats !:
assi ssa s.ax ns.sa sag r.
tota receipt. Of al stock ct al the tor tho
s: shsss md l.@5s is sS sS!9s, i 4s Tetst E:
ca'sca 75,s2s; sheep and lamfs s9513: swine Goo7i
, 1865-01-04

stcnd Of one as now: to provision for the lazy Of
q 100000 In hcnde fcr school purposes; forbid
ding chnnge oftext books in tie public 8. .hoo's
unless certain tormalitics are complied with, aud
giving the Board Of Educatlon power to exclude
chtldTn nndcr zig 5cars Of .ace from
the public schools: giving authority levy asseas
ncnt. uptn railway companies instead OF collect
Ing from the rral estate 1ctongfng 10 such conpa.
ntcs benefited, ns In other instances; providing
for The erection Of lamp posts by assessment upon
the property ienc1tted; rcpealfn. sections 81, 2a
and 70 Of chapter 7; amending scc IS OF chapter
bT extending the above principle Of assessment
topriv.tc drains; extending the powers conferred
by scc- 81 to lAe removal oil uussnces: describing
when property may be condemned; providing fof
due publication OF aeseeEment and other notices:
nx1ng the fees Of the City Collector In case OF dis
tfrss tor assessments; giving to the Council The
night to authorize the Bo3rd Of Public Works to
make any improvement Otherwise than BY con
tract;., giving authority to the Common
Counc1l 70 borrow sun not exceeding 81 600 CO.
giving authority to the Council to build one Of
more tunnels under the Chicago River, and giving
the authority to the city to hold real estate and to
condemn property owned BY minors and insane
persons: giving authority to the Council to levy
fsx Of two mills 10 construct such tunnels. and
~ case That amount shonld not be sufficient that
the deficiency should be supplied in thc ne1t
yesrs levy: and also the authority. II deemed ad-
E1sa6le. to tssne bonds for IN amount not exceed
INT f1ON.t W IN any one year for such PURPOSES
AID. ComIeky moved that the Committee nd-
louru, 10 meet att o'clock Wednesday eFeninr.
This motion prevailed, and the CommIttee "a.
1ourncd without reporting to the Council.
, 1865-01-04

NJ ANTED ituation-as house.
w keeper bT yaunr lady fully competent, and
capable OF making hom" pleasant, Address tor one
1865. jai-d6e7-st
, 1865-01-04

CHICAGO AND ST. Lou1s Railroads.&c. An.
MEAL FEsT1yA1-Thc Fourth Annual Festival Of
the Chicago and St Louis Railroad Co., will be
given at the Trendnt uouse. tomorrow Thurs
day) evening. These gatherings have always been
among 1bc most select Of the season.
The rond IL now open through from Chicaeo to
ST. luuie. the new line between St. Louis md Al
ton tttng juet completed the first train was run
through on New Years day. This is an important
add tinn to the capabilities and comfort OF the
road.
, 1865-01-04

#. Proposed dAmcndment-Meetf Of
tho Common Council Last ETen-
1nE-The PropoHed Changes.

The Common Council met in special session 1ast
evening TO consider the report Of the committee on
the revision OF the city charter.
The following members answered to their
names:
Aldermen Peacock, Gage, Ellsworth, shimn.
consty cIsik Tsso aasd
Holden. Won uollen, Bond, Gastdeld, AfmstFopr
n1s; TEan11en; hot3ngef' Sullivan Lawson, osulltvan
p the absence Of the Mayor, Aid. woodman WAS
called to The chair.
Aid. 1fuswoTth then moved that the Council re-
slider amendments that msy be offered. Carried.
On motion Of AID. Holden, J. C. Dorc, Of 4he
Board Of Trade. vas invited to take seat wi,hln
q On IL lolion of 1id. Walsh, Mr. Dore was invited
to report 70 the Council the result Of the delibe-
tatlona of the Board Of Trade Committee on he
Resoited. Frst-That the Common Council be
requested 70 apply to the Legislature for authority
to borrow az ad 1itional sum Of money, not e1-
purposes Contemplated BY Sections s 10 8 inclu.
ti,,, Of Chapter ie Of The city Charter.
ne. Resolgt6 y , t,cond. That The Common Council OF
BY surrey, the practicabiliy Of draining The chi.
Ki1cr ria Mud Lake, 70 and Along the Au1 Plains
Kver; aso to ascertain as near as may be the cost
Rtsolstd, Aird, That the Common Council or
Board OF Public Works be requested to ascert1in
from the South Branch Of the Chicago River to
the Lake ncsr the city limits snnicfent to drnin
snid river, together with a Incidental costs Of the
erme. Is:
Ltsolrta- -ForlA-That the Common Council
be requested to provide for the appointment OF a
commission consisting Of three Of more tble and
experienced civil engineers to consult with the
city engineer End to consider and report upon the
best plan TO be provided for cleansing the Chicago
liver.
Rtfolrtd-FgrA-T That the Secretary be reouest-
ed to report tie proceedings Of this meeting 10 a
Common Council to be holden this evening"
(stgned) r II. HouGn. Chairman.
J. c. DoEE, ScTffdry
AID. Walsh 1noved the adoption Of the resolu-
tions OF the committee Just read, with the excep-
tlon Of The f3ft resolution. Thia motion was snb-
seqnently Withdrawn, and Aid. Talcott moycd It's
acceptance This motion prevailed
A rambling debate followed the proposition to
ftAd the report Of the Committee Of tic Council
several members insisting that II should be laid
over and printed, and others az Ht1enuously In
R3sttng thai the matter should bc decided In this
special session.
The Report wns read. It's yoluuipous docu-
rncnt, and will be given hereafter when amended
1t related mainly to change in the law rclat1vc
TO asseeements 10 an iucreaAe Of the power Of
the Board OF Police Commissioners in relation to
gambling and gambling homes; to the establish
mcni Of salaries and providing that they shall not
he increaeed or diminished after the annual appro
prieton hill shall be paesed to the creation Of
police court for each Of the three divisions OF the
city, Ind The election Of three po1ice clerks In
, 1865-01-04
3lDSt.

L OST-One Beaver MufHer, in
- Madison street CIT or on Dearborn street, J.u.
49,. shout +. n. Any one that will return the
RsndoIh streets, Will be suitably rewarded.
, 1865-01-04
heeoppanytpe, papers be bled In the office Of the

accompanying papers be 6]ed In the office Of the
Board as curiosity.
Inspector Ryder from the Committee appointed
to consider the subject Of non-intermissions, Re-
port adversely 10 the petition for shortening
Of the noon fcce's. All the papers with the iasf
report we're laid On the table.
Inspector Wicker offered the following:
ItS0lttd, That the Commft1ee on text books cn-
qnire whether uniformity in readers in The public
schools be advisable, and II 3d. that It report what
ref rred to the Committee On Textbooks,
At bis own request Mr- Wells excused from sery.
inc on The Committee on Text. books; the Presi~
dent appointed MI. Wentworth to fill the vacancy.
The following summary Of the attendance al t6e
SCHOOLS for Deceuber..wa presented by The su-
, 1865-01-04
90 Rrnt.

ITO RENT To two gentlemen,
i .;urnl.hed room. with boarti Apply ut 431
d-tt t also l,+d7a5k
ITO RENT-Furnished lodgings
Il a1So II south Water street, corner 1t Ateh,-
i.an avenue. Single ana couhe rao.ns With largo
cirseta waFtn hane Hnd water tQfnishcD and K-nf
in crf+r. to rent without card to gentlemen only.
lNt-t!:a02t 2t
ITO RENT-The lower part Of a
Il se1y nest house. a07 NORTH Clark ssreet it
pr JOSEPH SHEPARD, Rom No. III, rc.s .taea
Bloer, ii di1tlf
, 1865-01-04
GlanteD===5ituatlons.

" "ANTED-S Situation. thor
~ ouEh Hook-keerer wants employment Of any
kied a which he csn make living Can settle com
plicated or copartnesshlp accounts md will work
chap. ADDRESS ~ r S',P. O. Boz $3.50.
, 1865-01-04

FA1A1. ACCIDENTAL man named Berens, Of
hcnosha, Wisconsin, WIS fatally injured on satur-
day night, on the Chicago and Milwaukee railroad.
lie left Chicago on tue train at 490 in the evening
sprans from the platform to recover it. fell under
the trim and his legs were badly crnehcd. He
was picked up and taken to Eenosha where nupu-
tataon Mas performed. He survived the amputadon
ouly few minutes
, 1865-01-04
It. Louis Market,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlhnne. /

Especial Dispatch to the Chic4go Trihune,1
St. Louis. Tuesday, jim. 2
ToDAcco-Unchanged. Ssses: sc51ps at $50: fac
tory lngs nt $3.50; common leaf At 3l3 759,6 IS; me-
dlum at t1seo9I9.s1; good do at $a5.s Is r 100 ns,
GRA1S-Nheat demand 1anguId; gales of $50 s4cks
mir and good fall at q 8 sK and II do low prime
at E. 20 bu Corn heEy; sales Of ss1 sacks m, xed
and yelloH in lots At t1-3G 6s7 do DO at $157 mart
delivered 1t 10 do new white at 81 40, mud 1e5
do old white at 5i45 p bu. Oats weak; sale, Of IN
Eacls at DC SO do. inots. at Sc and 2oo 10 at sc7
bu Barley In dtnat i. for good sales Of sacs OF
spring at <20o and prime and choice fall at $eoarl
= bu. Rye; 81 sacks At 1Ss p bu.
Provisions -sess pork Is held At 1900 2 brt
DRESSED Noas-Duoyant: l.elG. in lots, Mt sl1.eoQ
r1..5; 40 do medium At ll.5o; $50 do heavy at $115
29t Do do ut Co. gross 100 do heasy at ai55o: int
and extra choice lot Of Il head, rAsed BY Mr.. stod
dard. In Illinois, Tcrrt uaute, averaging c2H rs
net, al $16I0 = 100 Ms net
Wu1s1Y-Fis.n It e2,21 2 gal. Buyers OF only.
Sales were 8 urls, In two 1ota-
, 1865-01-04

Especial UNp4tth 70 Tue Ehcago T1lbpae+J
-.. C1so1xxAn. Tucsiay, Ian. 8.
LIvx Hoos-Receipts OF live hogs since Saturday
foot up about 30eo head. The m,rket under fayora.
bic weather and a'ght receipts, tp-ned very nrm at
tnl rrtc's. Tho Vhole range msy now be quoted at
$1s!soai6.2s. and 100 . averages ;. s15.75.
PkoF1s1oHs-Aess pork In active speculative DE-
mand and prices are higher. CITY brands sold at
e{2.so but could not, at the Gloss been bought
und'r $500, and many holde1s Withdrew their stocks
from the market altogether Bulk shoulders are lr,n
at 164& 1'c. Loose and packed tdea are unchanged.
Lard advanced to &c for prime lew city.
WmskY-AdEanced 10 4, Is, With aIea OF asa brls
, 1865-01-04

tSptcIAl UItp81Eh 10 the CdFAE0 TFI6pne.I
MILWAUKEE,. Tussday, Jau. s, 1861,
FLoCh-Dnll and nominal,
GKA1s--wheat-Ise, eipts 6ood bushels. Market
urn and As4c better. Sales this bsenoon bu, nt
sl.tea 15otor No on Change, 5000 ba at Sl7o Cats
nrmeF; tales at &C In store.
PRoF1s1oSs-Doll hut 1rm. Salts 50 tres No lard
at 2lc.
DRESSED Hoos-Firm. and sc higher, p.,cs "a av,
craging 80 ns At 15a arernsn, 40 ns at IL, o
50 ditto at s15.25; 30 averaging 20 ns at $14 5o
, 1865-01-04

GTOLEN.-Fiye Dollars Reward
tion t. the recovery of the enc horse WAGON stoien
fFou, South Wafer street, corner or Lake. s.ia
odlocklng. Three springs With rnoaeFs, 2.atsned
Etth e,ips: Tail board broken on right md
II he center. T. MAECusE, 277 South Wates I'd
*o% Lake stteets- ja4-u69o.2t 4thp
, 1865-01-04
StranFn.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN-One
kjboh.tal1ed b*T horse md TIM burgy. pn~T
ttr1red Hlih Id made ~ Il. WIllttt; was /, Il ~
tlnr!dPt Court. near Michigan Avenue 1t al ~ ~
y the evening Of the I'd Inst. S. E. BARRETT. SS
Dearborn street. inI aid I3V
, 1865-01-04

I OST-A Buffalo Robe, on Mon
IL day, January :, about p M. on West LAEesr.,
CT c that vicinity. large Buffalo Kobe marked N. F.
Mtrfl. The finder vi be lberAlly paid by leaving II
vt is Imp md Glassware Store, II Randolphst,
, 1865-01-04

| HoxE FOR TIE EFEtESpLgs.-The annual meet
ing Of the managers and patrons Of tho Home for
the Friendess vas held on Monday last In the rooms
Of the Young Mems Christian Association. The
following officers and managers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year:
Hfsfdent-Jonathan Burr.
Observation-Disclosures Blair.
FManeid 1geni-%nsv. % E. NJ. Boring.
;, 4aaagsrs chosen from the Cliy al farge-Mrs.
Hogc. MIS-. II. Il. Brown, Mis-. Van Ii. msstns. M
Mrs. nl; James LaEmon, Mr.. 7. N; Avery, NJ. G. II.
o7e Gsaar Ha nf: geo2ee Gas + h4G5sn 5 Nj Liver
chureh Mfs chaFes M Wheeer see
end PIesbytelian Ghureh, Ars: Dr.. Andrews First
tsrIan Church, Mrs; Edward nv; 9aitarian
Church. q, Mrs Cherries Harmon; Methodist Episco
S6ufth. Mrs 6 D: Sawyer: Wabash Va ss,sss avenue
Church. Mrs. T: ". Harvey; Trinity Church, Mrs,
1i1G Luke hiteheosk: Calvary Presbyterian Church,
7in AIEs J; l. Stevens; Grace Church. Mira: ". Il
NJ NM,nsda,s; F1ymouth Congscgationaltst Church.
5s ebsreh n d. dnas0ps soat e;1
Chm; caa5s1; & NJ: A1oazS e SalSsf s. james Ea!s
fGnsa Gaisatan dhafeS H., AZ r coes y1y Church
Methodist Church, Mrs uolbrook: West Indiana
Street Methodist Church, Mrs. j. 4. HIT;
vtr; Church Of the Redeemer. Tniversalist, Mrs,
1 q. 1uttle; New Jerusalem Church. Mrs. ". E.
Daegett; North Baptist Church, MEs. S. B. Hag.
Eliza Hiss; Westmnsier PresSytelian G6n4eS e5s
Mrs. r Homer Hunt ;eNorth Presbyterian Church,
nrfi y; 1;5aag Mnrgea; GEase Methodist Church. Mrs.
$. A. Lord. st. Johns Episcopal chufch, Mrs: M:
Bnchanan; hlrd Presbyterian Church, Mrs. Vol
nsy .; marsh MnIsh; gp1on NJ rark congIegatIonal Church
y. D. Drlseoll; Jefferson Street Methodist Church,
MY. 4; ,i =; bishop; Dutch Reformed Church, Mrs
, 1865-01-04
TIE
ALL;EGHANIANS.

.o ercanizcd II years ago by Prot T " Rat,
4a1a. VII! shortly apre.r In Chicago tieS ia n1n'
, 1865-01-04

Go to the Be#t.-Go to Bryant i stratton's
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
practical business cducaton, or 10 become good
for circulars, BRIANr 4 S1nA1roN, Chicago, II.
, 1865-01-04

NORTH WESTERN TANNING Cove would cal
the attention OF our readers 70 the advertieemen
Of The North Western Tanning Co. This Com
pany ie forming under very favorable circumstan.
ces and presents good opportunity for paving
Investments. From the confidence displayed ia
the character Of its officers, and the undertaking
BY several Of our capitalists we have no doubt oT
The entire success Of the enteynEi.e.
, 1865-01-04

The Gem OF the Toilet. the word says Is
Soxodont, It renders the teeth pear1y white, gives
III humors which usually t1ow from bad and neg
lccfed set OF teeth. Sozodont IL so convenient,
and produces sensation at once 50 delightful.
that makes 1t a pleasure to use It Solt by Ill
Druggists. jan2-l75ja5-9t
, 1865-01-04

Total. ..H,776 i, ,653.4 11,D90.4 S6.s5 s6s72
(1he last column is the per cent Of tsrjfne7ses
upon the average number attending,
The Board then adjourned,
, 1865-01-04

philadelphia Market.

ThIladc1phtn Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday Jan. s.
CoTTox-yery dali and nominal.
FETRol1Ux Firm. Sales Of crude at Soc, refined In
bond 1t@ssc; do tree 91G595c
FLorR Very dull. s1perdne $3.50. Extras slo. 500
11.75.
GKA!v-wheat dull at g.. c.633se.s5 White sesaa
2-15; Corn steady.
, 1865-01-04
THE CITY.

FALSE ALAExe.-The. two false alarms which
called out the Department on Monday night,
proved to Lave been ground1css.
, 1865-01-04

To Our Catholic Frlenda.-Wc wish to
call the attention Of our Catholic friends to 7Hs
Aonfhiy, monthly magazine Of science, literature
uary number Of Tbs lton7hiy is now ready for ais-
tribution, and Is for sale at all the periodical de-
pots. Those who wish to subscribe are requested
UniveEeity. corner Of Superior and Wolcottsucets.
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, 1865-01-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

Illinois School OF Trade and Western
Educational College. Circulars for 1865 are now
ready: Apply toJ DYuRESFURTu, Principal.
dcc1a73Slm-NF&M
, 1865-01-04

Special Notice.-Owners Of 80 brls high
wines. markcd 4 @, and 100 hrIs marked VT,
etorcd with us, 32 North Water street, will please
call on us at once and learn something greatly to
their interest with regard to them,
jani-d'3l-at j. u. SpArroRp& 4 Co.
, 1865-01-04

T Every one who enjoys the pleasure Of
good dance and merry time thonfd remember
Bryan Hall on Friday evening next, JANUARY Gth
5y4-dGS01t
, 1865-01-04

q. :. coon7.-A petit Jury will be called IN the
United statce Circuit Court on Tuesday, the 10Th
Instant.
, 1865-01-04

New 1cE-some cntcrrrisins individual IL cut
ting Ice from the ponde formed BY the overflow Of
the Artesinn Wcll On the prairie.
, 1865-01-04

Baltimore nTnrdet.
BALTIMORE, Tueslsy, JAMS.
F1orn-null.
EEAIN- Wheat steady. White at $a.soI2.45; red ut
Corn active and advanced. New white at
Il 614t1 "a yellow at f1.G6.t1 81.
lRoV1s1t Ms Firm. Lard at 2lc.
Wu1skY-Firm. Ohio at e S.