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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

II ~ Il = Total szapuntsf ana eeoo, 00o
The drawing wf take place, amer the Concert on thr
vitness IT, A comnlftee viii be appointed BY the
audience 70 superintsrd the ssme. All purchasers and
Son sspubiIshsd Psrliss holding Tickets viii retain
them e1sH aAsr ne drawing anA n their nanber ap.
pears In the list of drawn amHBers they win Tor ward
thcir Tickets immediately with full directions as to the
shipping q Geoda o. hossys Tickets are for sale Il the
prncips Hotsis Book and Musie Stores and Ut our o.
Ace, ~ Madison Street. Price 800 each cent BY
man receipt OF price snd scamp for return posfnxe
Dad and Rdiats A1ssts WBstsa IN esefy CITY, Town
and village n uated etates % whom rsss induce
ueuts are offered ssass 1851
SPECIAL TEans % CLUn RAFEs.-Any PARTY pro-
curing cnb - Dor more names fox Tck<4s and Tot.
warding the money for the same, viii be allowed the
following eomni1ptm, Wis: We VII srnd ~
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28

Your CQumittss would urge Ill plasterers
10 loose no Opportunity In calling attention
kAkhAininsw anAN iainstiea .khnhsase th&ss-
suIts 81 tolsrating and fostering tbs \ nd.
dlsman" agent. : Z = ~. ~ !. :
,.s YssI gSs@; S 81 st: sss;s,. Y as,i s
the trying altsrnative Of 'sstrikes," ct the
s41niqf ngpf plishiug We beneacssl ~.
Md a6af4h in strikes. ! The interests Of
the trade and the well. being Of the members
have been sesuied DE- firmly snd'as high as
tbHp Who (hsSe fpap1esd more frssly IN
.S6HtseL keps mot be Understood, however
Of your committee, that il has any design to
decry strikes absolutely md per 81, or FOR D
moment forget they have no useful purpose
II decfies only the abuse Of Chem.z. II is re-
markable, however in the history II strikes.
MAT the worst and most uncsnscionable
strikers are those who condemn and deer Y
them most. This ia particularly noticeable
now -a-lsys with manufacturers, wool grow
ers. etc, who, BY high proteciye Tariffs,
sts{ke aeAinst the conausBers fsthe country.
This high. tariff s'sarike" h yhe most unjust,
elusive add misehievous strika Of any
acombinationr that sSsrz existed, and de-
serves the condemnstiSp md opposition Of
AL. .. f4Aas~ A. u ssfsrs "a v n
\ The maddle In which the eight hour ques-
|tIon, as il Ia called, 10 mixed makes it din
cult to ccnsider--by some il being regarded
les q question fof the. civil lsw "a dust
Fepr Committee, however, regard &c &
purely social question, within the juriss
diction or authority of each branch or soci-
ETY. Of labor, and that Il should not be
dragged In the mite Of party politics.
While rss.sdipg i "A Hf:,fr for each local
fore DEAN IL nawise that any immediate
SETON be taken on H.
- Your Committee feel satisfied that 1t will
settle itself when the abuses above referred
70 become completely eradicatsd. In The
nean while let errors in which the eight
hour movtlAent y shrouded be cleared
away. ALVIN all lei. us be patient. The
time for adopting he eight hour system has
mot yet arrived. We are nearing fast TO il,
nd Is -wsp continue On len the future rs we
have in the past, yoar. C9pmittee predict
the Plastersrs Will be the first TO apply the
NO. TSl1626As, s.....! Mas.
JAMES R. HERMAN, Detroit, Mich.
t. CAARLEs. AARsH, Newark, N j.
G. w. AREsoS, Paterson, N. j.
oas4r JANIS GEsBY, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Is. p. McDERNoTr. New York.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-07-28
EIGHT HOUR LEAGUES.

IFTNHE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
l. BLOOMINGTON EIGHT HOUR LEAGUE No. 4.
OF the stat q Illinois meets every Wednesday evening
1t Lower Phoenix Hall, at u o'clock. ~
u. Z. OARNIcHAi, President.
Pm. GILcHRIsT Cor. Sec'y Box 500
THE CENTRALIA EIGHT HOUR
L. No. Is, meets ID The old Odd Fellows Hall.
v FLETCHER, Cor. Sec'y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-13

Best l acre buckwheat 9 90
2d best l 90
Committee-John Cleaveland, 8. White,
and II. Hervey.
CLASS NO. 6.
FRUITS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-13

ID best z 90
Sd best %
Provided there are 5 entries. If less than
5,entries ihe premiums to be reduced in pro-
portion. The committee to have discretion
to award some article symbolical of the con-
test, as gloves, riding whip. riding hat or
skirt, saddle cloth, or other article of not less
value than the premium.
2 Committee-J. w. Houghton, ]. V. Bailey,
A. c. Thompson, Mrs. :. r. Edwards and
Miss A. Wheeler.
sof CLASS NO. 81.
WHEAT FLOUR.
Best sample -four Of one barrel 90
% best 90
s In classes Nos. and IL any person living
in adjoining county may come in COM
p0titors mdrr the rules that govern members
Of the society.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-13

Commttee-Mrs. NJ. L.. Smith, Mrs. A. p.
Elliott, Mrs John Shoemaker, Mrs. Joseph
Wesservelt. and Mrs. VIM. Edwards.
CLASS No. 8. @
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-13

Blank Warranty and Quit Claim Deeds, Mortga
ges, Subpeneas, Executions, Summons, Constables
Sales. Notes etc, elc, kept constantly hand at
the REPUBLICAN News, Book, and Job Printing es
tab.ishment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-13

head. nerves, kidneys. bladder. womb ant blood
affections OF the urinary organs gravel, scrofua.
rheumatism, catairh, asthma, bronchitis, dyspep-
sia, Sc.
Our practice, not Of experiments. but of
twenty years standing. founded ON the laws of Ma
turc with years xperlehcc and evidence, TO sus
tain it. DO not tear down, make sick to make
WILL. no harsh treatment, trtins. no tlattcring
We know the and the remedy needed, guess
work. hut knowledge gained by years Of experience
in the treatment Of these diseases exclusively, no
encouragement without prospect. Candid in our
opinions, reasonable in our charges. claim not to
know everything, or cure every body tu do claim q
reason and common sense. We invite the sick, no
matter what their ailment, to call, investigate be-
fore they abandon hope. make interrogations and
decide for themselves. wIllcOst nothing consuita
;ion is free. THIS is the seventh year that have
visited LaPortc, aud shall make my visits for
regularly on the same days of the week every
eight weeks.
can be consulted al LaTor.e, Myers House, du-
ring Sunday and Mondiy. The ll:h and 18th Of 0c-
;obe-, 1866 Vt South HoHa. Dwig,.; noEse Sat
uriay the 18th Of October.
Residence and Laboratory, waukcean, Illinois.
Those not able TO visit write Iapril6. -23y1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-13
Doty'S Clothes Washer.

The advantages of this machine. compared with
handwashine may T.. thus briefly stared
LIST. 1t will wash clothes well hands do IL,
and in one ifth u the time, and with one fifth the
labor.
2d The mach. no acting the clothes o.. the full
ing mill principle. VII Or tear them the
hands must DO 10 ge; cut the Dirt one days hand
washing Is worse lhen week wearing.
3D. Hot suds. necessary for dirty clothes. he
used hotter tl'n the hands bear, and the steam
andsickening fumes shat in to :iie clothes,
instead Of the operator.
4th. The hands no: parboilcd, s.irive!ed sore.
and bleeding. Wishing with the Machine is
he4lthfnl exercise rather slisn weary labor.
9Th. The health i preserved. there is no stoop
ing or strainin@ fe;id atmosphere fiill OF
eating fumes and when the clothes being put out
dry, icy cold c'ills heeaEse OF the wearing APP
parel and system Of .he operator recaing with the
noxi0gs yspor Oi the wash Tub.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-01

PERSIA has been astonished by o
snow storm. a5lt
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-01
2 ,RialA CARD.

"ADAME LIE TELLER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
IVA inform the Ladies' of the Dalles and vicinity that
she is prepared to do all kinds of DRESS, CLOAK
and PALEr0T making. Also, CUTTING and FITTING
In new and improved style, before introduced in
this place. 7Nt i'si p Wv
She will warrant to give satisfaction and would most
respectfully solicit % liberal patronage.
In the Rooms lately occupied by Mrs. White over
Degeners Store, Washington street, between Second
and Third. ,iAn fI W. fHa f.iit& ,1lI q
Dales March 9th, 1866 mr27tf
, 1866-12-06

DOARD-Two students want bnartl for
l fhc y inter uhcer ttcr ran s'udY evenings 4
private family preferred. Must he but feU minutes
walk from the Court House. Afltess "sTUDEST,"
T-rihu hf{It,.
, 1866-12-06

NEW f0114 D5cEn bcg 5.
The dry goods market IL quiet, hut ste ady with 9
Ients Message wa cI,lseiy without eGecs up1u iue
market With lower prices for cotton. dy Eooas must
raturally soften lis;1c bat holders TOO c9cn1cn
to leave any prospect OF further decline than the
decline In Material and the actual ut nroluc
lion. The margin Of pront OF the maHnfa' turc or
mills running reduced time Sone nills are report.
lnE lover ages preferable step to stopping and
throwing numbers Of poor penplc ont Of employment
Isoxn sheet!ngs aud shirhngs arc au!et, wish the
which ire Hc h9h-f In tobbers hands.
In Reached sheetiugs and ShiEttngs there is Light,
steady business.
Prints arc without quo:ab1a change.
The trnde Is quiet md uniform In ticks but etspl
without a1ttcu3ar movement.
There Ia little CT dema1t t0r Canton F1annea and
quotations are nominal.
In Caubrca and silesias there Is \ steady demand
from home dealers. and prtcss are stesdy:
DsIlIs-Qn!ct and prices lower. The price OF denims
and cnttonadcs has been reduced little u correspond
with prices ri other goofs-
Woocn Gcofs-Thc unprecedented mild weather OF
the entire season has largely affected huslncss In WOOL
len Eobds. The short time Of some mills and stepping
Of others IL eomcwhat favorable u better market,
and holders Of goods show better feeling.
nclAlnes and Lfnscys-Are in ony mo Iernte supply
hnf sufficient for the pre- sent 1icnt trade.
Cloths ant CaSsiMesfs-pnt few Ccods1are called fog
excepting leading styles for immediate manufacture
into clothing, fot other poorer grades for ready
The market for foreign rnoda shows slight TN
prpvt Mt from the lighter lmportattons and ratnel
bctt-r prevailing demand IS consequent upon lower
prices. Fashionable ktylea OF goods arc steady and
very abundant. hut most other go ds .re very low
OF British, Frrnch nnd German dress EuNls. silks
shaws. 6c.: sale Of black ribbons, sale Of blankets
and q sale OF hotffry and Germantown Eoods-
, 1866-12-06
EXTENSIVE CREDullTY.
A Note for $500 to a "Clalrvoyaut''
for Seryices-The Haglcicnnc
Summoned to Appear
In Court.

An Injunction was eued ont 10 the Circnlt Court
by Edward Silver against Tennessee Claslin and
the Third National Bank of Chicago. The COM
plainAnt In this case is a resident Of Lc'nout of
Ibis county, and the action Is brought to RESTRAIN
collection upon psosnf.sory note. made oc:uhct
Ss, 1se tot xsM payable one ysss aiiss dale
snt nd by bis vile, Who is now M dscesssd
Il o Is soss
Addition 10 Chicago. 1tss charged that the not-
wa without eonsideEssion, BY. vas obtaIned BY
as developed In the bill, art that The deceased
wife OF complainant was tor some time afflicted
With paralysis 9f her legs aud abdomen and
s md wss = u !ss.sbT vs. readesea q ai%ossii iH1esi
,lafcd ineurahle: During ths 1neaih Of oetobsr
reading Of ha.dbills isaued by the defendant to
ccn6u her with reference the ailment orhis wife
these hsLdb.lis representing her as the wonder
anS - icing snoSed % fion blh iah
With supernatural gilt 10 such an astonishing
degree that shG co1sinccs The most skeptical
hrnan system." and Tia. .'eonsumpi1on, ] a. as,hms. @
paralysis. &e.' In their worst form, yield to her
fe. sopal visit by Tenne:.ce. when sLe Represent
% she was endowed With gin, power and ahi1
its 10 cure The most obstinats diseases and at!c.
1nLf. anu WouI- cure Ills VILE ana feat0fI haf 70
health In q fsw Wceke. Relying upon these prom
ICES be and lis wife agreed III the event Of cure te
Lay <SUU, but if oulcr Stse, then no payment
should he made. Treatment CON
] me1ced and continued to November
7th last. when tho vile died; but BY some lnlu
crcc, on The 3Ist day oi October, The wife wa in
drced 10 believe recovery was being caected
when The ncte. reCnre1 rs 1borc. was given, tia
\ the attendance OF defcndant might not be dtscon
;inucd.
The complainant stated th t The defendant IL 4.
irresponsible persona woman VINO represent
years OF age, who intcnis speedily 10 depart u
| tuiorc, as she has repeatedly stated. Tue in
| Junction issued,
, 1866-12-06

trnthtulucss. arc full Of bcauly ine1 qressib1c
Little playful touches arc given hore Md there 20
exceedingly naturnl. that one completely fo1Scts
emotion to anothcr-nou to iauKnser aud noH 10
ems, 1t l. net tls slory with which they arc 50
aecp3y engaged, 1t Is The emotions portrayed
with such power BY the ar'sste. that her influence
In tho third act Miss wes.crn reaches climax
Of pathos and tragic expression Of fe .liug which
we have rarely seen cqualled ou any stase. It's
Painfully 5ss and 20 80 ls aGss sas cary
when the curtain drops there eusues an interval
oi brcathless silence moro expressive thau thu
londtst tumui: Of applause. The fourth and d!th
acss ,sl afe = sustained IS with eagal power % -
Tho bonest, uuc-heated husband. gull:lc3s Of
wrong, and nonchalan1ty unsnspIdona, WIS very
we'll given BY Ms, Hamilton. The heas1less 11hcF-
tine. LcvIsou. found good exponent in Mr..
Rank In. and the ajsteEin-faw, pert proud, cyntea
cutting, dominant old snaidish to the laat degree.
Mtt.> >Eld1,dgs. We have not epace to speak Of
TIE "suppo'i" more in detail. East lynne Will
he repeated tonight, and We would suggest 10 the
msn5gera that II they would commence before a
quarter to eight they might diEmtss the and!enre
some time before midnight Tho music Is excel
lent, but the inteErals might, with advantage. 10
YAaKEr RoDNso.'e Crncrs Is at The height Of
prosperity. With an nnsuTpA' sable corps OF ar
tis1s collecnon OF animals never before elu.ltcd
for enjoying tho performance, the nest Of ar
tangcmcnts mnde for preserving order, and very
moderate ptice, the management ts securing
large patronage nightly In spite Of the high az-
THE PxAk FAMILY arc now on an cas'crn toar,
and win y1elt Washington, B.ltfmose- Phi1a1el-
phin, Brooklyn, &c, during the wintcr- They
are dfawIng crowded houses wherever they SO,
aud well deserve It. As STiss bet1.rinrers and
vocalfsts they have no snperloEs, while their &C.
lectiDus arc peculiarly attractive.
, 1866-12-06

UoQ-SalcS ut GGs6xc IN tho Eroeg.
Buffalo Market.
BUFFALO. December 5.
FLorE-sales Of No. spring t'westesa Spring
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cf 1000 hu on private terms.
Corn hel1 by tho tales Of lCo lots Sl6.
Oats 1naC tive at about c bartcy-Saea OF State II
s!eo; cnnada held At s1co3loa. R5o-salcs At s'e{s
irov1stoSs-Pogk-sales as $21.H. Lsrd-sales ut
1{c.
wHYEKEY-SAles at $3SS.
RECEUTS-1i0 bril- nO1E. $50 bu what.
ExronTs-So canal exports.
RECEIPTS AT OTHKH PnRTn-The receipts at tho pofts
of Chicago, Milwaukee, Toledo. Detroit and Cleveland,
tor the wcck ending December 1st: R,le9 bTls nonrs
547se9 hu hest 52sl ou corn stp bu oats. Gl.o2i
bu barley. L, - bu rye.
Baltimore Market.
.-- -...-. BAITINunk, December $.
FLOEE-A1l grades arc In very Moderate land.
and the trade are buying onlY To supply immediate
wants.
GrAIN-whcat nour ally unchanecd; g,oa white
cos9oo: en1nm.'n to fair a. Ga$e3; god 10 choice
red q. .EE.2s9: inferior to fair Do $a2z97. Corn
NeH white Iadr. hs 10 cpntft N aud quality yellow
do st@aec. Usts Staa5r. Rye <ln1at.06+
TRby1s1ON2-FATreled Pork, tRtl and ttnlk meats
sn and cpnslnAl. Bacon sell nC In small lots at l14
14hc Tor shoulders, and lixat5c for Rsdcs.
NMsKEY-Busl1cHs at = stand in Ehiskcy.
= -F.StA
, 1866-12-06

ITO RENT-Tc one or TWO gentlemen,
J. large tufnlehe1 front CHAMBER sad large clo.es
eonsente1ce for nre- Inquire at No. 10 North Cur
, 1866-12-06
: NATIVE LINEN.
Proposal to Establish a Mandatory
In this Cfty-The Case Stated.

number Of business men met ut the fremont
Houtc last night, 10 lake tn,o consideration the
project Of establishing linen InsuutactorJ Ia this
city. George ". Gage, Eeq.. Was called TO mo
chair. Mr.. George ". Billings Of hanSascc. LII
@ pseparrd u lis estsSlsanen ts b lis
own discovery, which IL nowhere eise uSa& and
i,ns ~ It ssad 9 .hd s
ihs in,u eo.t siots ana and thread z e6ies:o
nFepsrsre M ia1 ia the Old eonnny has been by
pulling II ~ hand, slow and sas:s'ui manner,
which The MACHINERY which be has invented oavi.
from one 10 two bushels os tbe seed to Inc acre %
e ~
material as t.at from Two bushels in England. Tho
pulling by hand :odaces tbe 1brc at ono.haif The
expense Of the Ole way.
a 6pe toa q s:5sT, pulled In the % Old way.
as,hsi @ vii k'4sfs sI1s i 100 Pound: ~ Of 1oaEs,
apa Rss pue ass aa
through two processes OF fermentation to pro-
duec the dnc soft stock. In one mon,h his
passsa through tons 1n 81 f9nSa ,ia
discovery there had been great diiticully In pro-
dncine good stuck. What liule had becn spun in
this country had been imported and did not pay
it, cost
Taking into consideration the cot OF foo1. fue',
fibre and labor, It has been proved tnat the rna1u-
fhcturc Of linen can be carIird on cheaper In the
West than on the seaboard.
There arr now 10000 dA1 spfndles in operation
In The United States, but n1netecn-twentfeths OF
The goods produced are Of a coarse character.
Only 1000 eptndlcs arc engaged on No. au yarn,
such a. used In linen cloth and such as the
Mr. Uiiifncs proposes 10 nut I'M 1000 splndles
capable Of sT,nnine rom No 20 to No co .'lee'
y1ln-being a dne quality. a lee Is SO yards;
etape tewlre thread nud No. 60 Gne shirtIug
, 1866-12-06
GIlantrn--F3mule Drlp.

sALEswoMgr. TRADES. dc.
w 7ANTED-A socd sewing girl TO go
w to Lake Fcrest-One who woald BE- willing TO
assist about the house and at the sec5ua tao1e.
permanent s!Euatt Il. Wages = per week. Address
L. FOREST, Tribune oiice.
WTANTED-Wet Nurse. Apply to
w Dr. Il. a. Johnaon, GIL Wabasn-av. NON IL
to o'clock.
, 1866-12-06
LArEst NEW YORK MARKETS.

AAV61k n d ~ ENd n III . IL n EISs
Especial Despatch to this Chicago T1ibune.1
New YorK, December 5.
HEKApHrEY13.
Holder Of hoor and wh At xea1y under tht long tut
nets and although very confident want to sti1 kome
With brisk inqurJ. The ss.ca arr not sAsAf2ctorJ.
T1anract1ons In oour to-day embraced so bls COM
mon extra STATE tor export at sl1oo7lozs, and 1000
do on speculation At $1aa bu. tho dunass Of North
wesnrn brands veakens the market
CoEK.
Large trnn8s Of Western Bankers csmt In to protect
heiE advances and shipped ship load to liverpool,
closing arm At 41.l6 anoAt Oats and barley more
active, part export
To Liver mall, md penea by
steamer. 10, 80 bushsla ahlpbed.
Ptuvrs1oX.
Pork-Ncw Western brings IN o. l&rGa orders for old
Mt $2o-t1 regular. 1Ard-LAEo e1p3ft AA1eA Of prme
steam At 1ak@1skc.
nET CATTLE.
sao received. Wholesale butchers buying morr freely
Prices rather better, the wholcr r1u I17e;
Illinois seers t3A9t6c.
xsO received. Market lower at Ak,73kc.
RoGa.
n c411 recctyed- Market nTu ATTIC.
GEoCEKIEA.
Cofee-BctteF demand. R1o e14xe. 9ngay-stesdy.
Fair 10 prime 11K@NAc-
, 1866-12-06
NTECIAI 6HIU6 VT IHE MOS1 NU-
- EGANT Stock Of
Rich and Medium Furniture,
AND
FRENCH PLATE PIER GLASSES,
AT AUCTION.

That has heen offered at pnblic sale Ia this city
ocl ,ck each day. CONSISTING OF OF the
etse storlE OF Ecw custom ae furniture In the West
and consists Of the and most beautiful
matle. all Of which 10 made OF the hest seasoned I'd
ana ~ the best makers p the country Not article
WILL he allow cd IN th!s sale that canos be warranei
design cannot h surpassed. II eQnalIed, west of New
York. The stocl consists In part Of elegant partor
sets n all tse fashionable styles made aud corcre1 in
the best Of Eiak plush silk cottetlnc terry. oqneftc,
rrs AID hai-cfcth; cegaut Turkish chairs, psslof.
dIawEE.rrom ard otaeT fancy chsrs; gcs tie Lens
cnlne, smoking and reading cha1!s: music stands and
rsske work, glove and handkerchief hoxes Otien: al
and folding Chairs very IN. etzCeFef, with French
plate glaas ladies' elegant SECRETARIES desks.
Anlkhed IN Ebony and varseEatt In the rost beautiful
manners Ffcf CHI work. and standH Hbr4rg hoIE.
rascR And secretaries library tables. steps aad chairs
arhlerop tables Of beautiful styles: tue most elegant
TIC th t,r EhElsimtt; hall ant chair; receo-
uGn, d!nnp and chamber Ch1fa, rocking chairs tn
gtat variety Par ocular atestiuh Fl invited the
splendid t1nent 1t rich chsbet snlts OF the
e1ec styles made, nushed and pa1shcJ In oil AID
wa1ed eblny end wHlout. with cha*1f and elegant carv
1n2t and moulding. Frrnch b.dst-ads rich nsr!e ton
bureaus and ashst .ndt 1oun1es. ocn.mode. Dining
rooEl-oAk ard waInnt French c1iel sion dining tables
with oil and heavy lel leGs dninZ chairs IN rFeAt
yaEety eiccant naE a. walnut st1"boa fda. With mir
For back marbles wisn Al immense vnrcy OF 9TH
cr FOODS useful A. q! IS oTnamsntsi Pier ,iss+et-
&C. ii Is
Ia the richest style. The attention ot huyrrs wishing
ssclass tuSnitnfe. &c IA spsFicnlat!y Inv ed to thus
sale. TLc goods will he On exhibition Mnnlay af
to1 before the sale. Country buyers can lSt thsr
gu.ts packed eh,pped tn the best The sale
viii be positive Ard mt re@erre.
~ rr
, 1866-12-06

A Blessing 10 moshcEs.-nrH. W!ns-
low's scor' Ing Syrup for all disease with which
Dr.. II relieve. The chl!n from rain, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cure. wtrd cole, coEsects
arfdfty. and. by giving rest and health to the
child. comforts The mother Oacc, 4s Drr e1rect,
New York, and ZIG High Holborn, London, Eng
, 1866-12-06

In thia city, Aagnst 18Th, by Rev. Joteph Hartman
GkNEGE ". MATTHEW'S to Miss MARY 4. STEW
+aE.t.b1sh If th,s city.
- Ottawa pap+Et please copy.
In ibis city. Nov. 18th bY Rev. j. IT. Lxf1no1c, Mr.
HENRY HARTMAN to Mts ELILANETH NELSON.
toll Of Chicago.
In this city. rec. ifh. by Eev. T. II. Wheeler. OF thr
1ltno!s-st Ihurch, Mr. CHARLES II. MORTON to
Niss EMMA u. LITTLE, both Of Chicago. No cards
in this city, pec 4sh II the rrsideEce ct The brides
THRnr. Of 1acIr nv1liev IL, tn Mis-. SALLIE LON.
EA1il. daughter Of Jo<lah Lombard, EsQ Of this city
An caru..
Iu sYe.mn:c DC. 4ih. b5 Rey. u. p. C!eycl,nd.
John N.0Atlt Of German, y. y 70 Nlss NELLIE
\. DENNIS, ef Sycamore. No ocarts.
, 1866-12-06

%t Eormodcnta,s Tooth Paste preserves
The teeth. preventing. decay, mating them white
aud beaEtiful II is free from ali Injurious SUBJ
siuncre. It is used and recommended hr The best
deilets. Manufactured solely by CAswH1, MACK
T. Co. New York sold 1ky sill drucr1stS,
, 1866-12-06

BOHEMIAN CLrB.-A meeting will be held a,
three O'Clock on Friday afternoon in tie new
club rooms II NcTieser's Taestso building, east
Gu entrance. Members are requested to be on
hand
, 1866-12-06

\ Snrc Pile CUrc.-Dr. tsllber1's Pile
Instrument positively cutc> the worst cascf OF
piles. Sent ~ mall on receipt o! 81. Ciscnl4rs
free. Sold by druggists, Agents wanted every
where. Address J. o. RoxAlxE, Manager, No.
3.5 Broadway. New York
, 1866-12-06

DEARponS STREET ExTKSs1oN.-The committee
Of the common Council 10 which was referred
tle assessment roll for III. extension OF Dearborn
street, will hold meeting al the fCouncl Chau-
b.. tonight a rs o'clccs,
, 1866-12-06

OLD LADIES' aoH.-rhe regular monthly
meeting Of the Beard Of Managers Of tl,s iostisu-
ton. will Be held At tho rooms Of the .sarE Msns @
Christian Association, th!s afternoon. AZ tafcc
O'clock 4 full attendance Is 1csitcd
, 1866-12-06

A ARoBHEnr.-About plne O'Clock on Tuesday
nigh, the basement Of No, 1d:s North Wells street
WIS eptc,cd sud robbed Of two large runkt. re-
ported tn contain 500 worth OF scntlsuenes
clntfTnr md 81 llu IN crecnbfcks.
, 1866-12-06

S.o1ton Packed Safety Ianlp4.-For
gene and all otner products Of Petroleum.
Burn. rs for same and Lamp goods Etncrally. Srnd
Er Circular. EDGAR i CAvAS, No. - Maiden
farc New York.
, 1866-12-06

BuncAnT--Thc rcs.dcnec OF George Spring,
al No. IL Twenty-ninth street, was entered on
Tuesday night and rohLea Ut clothing ,furs, &c.,
to TIE value Of {1,UN.
, 1866-12-06

Constitution yvakcr.-A Certain Cure
ior N1ANE11a, aud all DISEASES OF TIE kInSErs.
Sold BY Ill Druggists Depot Is clIn.st, NY.