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, 1866-04-30
DR.. Eiw@Iow

Is the ouly Physician Specialist poH In the city
that can be entirely relied upon. Go To Hzs. and not
suffer pstease to reuxn In your system, u.sviuyLS
your face and bocy, besides destroying your happiaess
and future prospects In lfe- He has made personal
disease md nerEuus debility bis ssndy for tho list
twenty 9ea1s and Is therefore the person. whom ali
afflicted should consult. No one ever heard Ut pa-
tte1tof bis beng cnsed since he has bean In this
city His reputation has vouchers Ia I'll, the city pa-
pers- hspa,tnts and the profession. both hare
and abroad, being the most atlleu Specialist hese,
anda thorough maater Of his profession lfall Others
fal1, dout despair; Rtvc him call. It Is only
mon occurrence With him to cure such cases- Ills
terasa:e for ladies sna gentleman, and the
most complete in the city. Consultations free and
confidential.
cmce No. 17O sonth Clark .scet. corzez Of Monroe
hsta hock from the Post 0!nce. Post oEee Boz 15t,
Chicago, III. oMce hou1s ftnm 4. II. to sp. m-
Send TOR his Guida 10 Eealth," published monthly
free OF charge.
Youxd MKs, TAXI PARTICULAR EoT1cE--Dec.or
Digeow derotes much Of bis Tine to the treatment Of
those cascs caused by secret habit which ruins both
body mind unattIng the unfortunate Individual
for either business society. The SD effect Of these
ea.J habits, the rpar years. Il to weakeu
ard debtate the constitution, destroy the physical
and mental powers, aiMpish and eneeb!e the natural
feelings. and exhaust the Vital energies Of manhood
the pleasures Of life 1asred, the object Of mar
rsse frustrated, and existence Itself rendered term
Of unceasiDg misery and regret Such pczsons espe-
c!a'H those contemplating marriage, should lose no
time in making immediate application, as Or. b. By
his treatment IL enabled to ensuse speedy and
permanent cure.
~ oface. 179 South Clatk-ss., corner Of Aonroc
Na31 It
, 1866-04-30
R0STE7TER'S STOMACH BITTERS

will build mp the strength md repair the damage IT,
c.1yed by the constitution, IN conflict With ,nraa,
masozy disease with rapldsy sud certainty thsu
any oshtg medicinal stlnulants-
, 1866-04-30
tNQthtn Afurt-t.


NASHVILLE. AItt1 :S Cotton If dreJhee1e -.
io!ccfr WHO bought EoEc GAY ago At - 1nn
acs On receiving ,ht ntws Lscp soi III The i,sS
Announcing iall Of ps1uy trf nonna IN
ne pl1cr ot Tie s:urte Though &c wa Int Ina fnr
ssytsr! lots Tins morning. cotton viii moi be srt r.
teea nsac: sAxn &c tooa5. sh;pm.ts salcs md re.
hENInls. Arrti 2J-The Cotton uar, e, xxx mi, and
Hnefttltu o~taE 10 the upiasoraar pc1Ss rom liver
POOL hhd New oEE- We do not a+temnf 10 rfyr nm.
AHoht WIN tht mu1kct 70 entirely ttSssTAnrtf fhr
!oi!oHlnG summary Of the sales feroFisd to a.
~ os!es at rs A1d ~ II 1,t.c- en.d osdlnsrv: Il nj
- low n.dttin-; IL a. ~ II ~ III Il sir q
ana s. s cn q Is st''cs snlda!a. 2a,Ssc
sAFAAhAn. psI1 2a-lnr cs,;soa pn.rer+ u.. o,,,.
1,rn.r ~ ty*'ft II tae fa.so~t.s quoial1oEs:
aM III -..--...........,,,...noY noYn1na,
str,.1 .......x1 IA
IB sca lAards shefe has Geen na; ii ,iis.' H.
diAa only Oh tlr tnCr ET4d-s. VIC u1otr nntnfnait1
stGss<lIo Tor tic bcs: Descriptions.
Inc receipts Of Cotton si1c~ the 18th instant hsva
tsf u IL lows Ez: asss Dahs OF Uplsp1 ;3 bars 'f
Eta !eAIc und ~ Sale5 Of domrstica. Tue exnHs IL
Ge tsns time hare b.en. s.Ge1 b.lcs Of iIn!sna -
"es1 ~ q sex Island, and 81 bsles OF duuesucs.
nnSsa nnSsalEtAGT,N. Aprlt l6-The ca,tton 11Arket yyas
- ~ ~ e3le4 oi MtddI1nE at :Nt.
ssif u lul,ea!tnr-"e tep,rt xa!es Of - b.3s 1t
!; su e. y, ss;n 0 ,os yeliov nt?. aud - Tor hard,
tuf,rnt' ~ EAy DC proper 20 stRt: inst al crude
.Ga 49,, :. Goes bot rate M. ~
n.",, q or I'D l:snt 1890 for pnlt, Esoo for
80 ~ M \. cLd - 80 4l.s3 for common
AA1~es1fs Of - bril- a. II 50 y I'M
, 1866-04-30
H0STETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS

eusitlo tho preparation to high plaes amocS tho
speci1ca OF tho a9e Rock and vntley, paln and ogt
harc contributed OF their hyGeian stores to produca
It's e1traordlnasy properties 1stss sPrE5ERVATIVE
MEDICINE; II other words its effect Is to FREsxHvx
TIE PHYSICAL rowKns Il 1uE1R rC1L v1uon beyond
The period when unaasstcd nature begins 10 suteut
10 tie canker or decsy. a. atouachlc. 1t Is nlto-
gethcr the best knoWn- 1a depuaye tendency lspAr-
iicualy evident IN blous cases. In which 1t seems to
purge ths blood Of super1uous bs, snd restore that
clca11ess Of complexion which only cuexlSt with
healthy cIreutason. Certainly there Is Adyestifed
tonic and corrective which completely vindicatcs
tht efficacy Of botanical treatment.
, 1866-04-30
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

arr nadt on Ga,ts ef &c ss0Tao sale*s osAer'e e..
1H.es.ef. c,-v- rv. ...,,ss
FRH1t,uTs<-KA1laoApf fEE.Gu71-Are ste1dy
+ f1oS9 M eis ia as IL Z
mr1ls i1 xefc: - DsrTA1o-iT P Fore.s Qasea. CON
u SIC. sch7 uippos1ine and kate Rlchmond. Com
Il. sjss .H!s; .hrpsa: .,s7 % nrl.:
s; sde. E... ~ rs e so! 70
1esf ia s. s. 81: 81 !. ~ - 81 81
srsso IS sgrrs19oo g G rs Gose &c IT =, t o.
Msts stsea, s:s X ;hs as3 @ isast H.
opcz-d he loxer. ndvanred { q fell hack Kcclos
Wy dull md s+ee ,owe1.. ssies wc!e: sFaiso
Ssssis p shess & d Il IS i sss,h
rerula. II s1.s:k lato, On 90 at A,o0 ~ DO
{ + = = II
9GGIN1ireeissd s % ;s:sS bu ~ shsEpsd, {, ~ su.
sss se9 - So g
491c; l2N ba 90 II tske 100 bu q, Al A!4c: g 0u
Ike ~ 1o bn ested ., &c as1 u de II T. asee Sc :;
Lilo bu do 1t &c CcHS ArIoAT-s3ogb bu Iseeced ii
10 bu DO Il s2c-eiosiae nsna It soe lot Go. i ii
GfTs-R-ce'.ea. 2s SO bn: eh,pred,. ssn hu.
:nac; tAdg0 bu do at nc: Ito In do At s9xe:
ll,to0 til DO 1t nhc GO Du 90 At SDc sGt9 b1 No.
a.8i4c; s.so bu 90 u &c: 5000 bu do u 2s4c-cles
iEe qui. II size for MOL and s6hc for No. :.
KtEmI!eceSee. ! 81 bu ahipp. q. none Next r.
10 nt GRHe; 1&co hu do Al co.; $50 hu do 1t .tKc
.,HAlLIY-Reeelyed. w bu; slipEed. ~ ~
III Ia do at eie5-both del. spo ou Western II &c
tIstE. -.-
.ALC0uOI1-1he 4 market Is quiet and nominal at
&l:sltl4G
BEANS-Ne herr Of no transactions. EeiAn lots
Ere ReittpE eXFrprr II Il 1tf1-a
BROOM COKS-ls very dnfl. anu IN the aescnee
OF sns iInnsa Ctious NC Quots the market potnHl
$n1G4AU CO. .-...
BRAN, &-C-sales we1e: 10 tnrB mldd,lnE at
kfs40 Gu TACK.
WEE.tVAK K-Is nominal at Sc Sc.
BUl-TElt- Hecetycd. $50 ns shipped, l21so 8.
Will m abundAnt supply, ana hIual demand asioe
ftM iota! waltt, tle market Il heavy, at further
decline Of 197c 2 =. There IL fair Inquiry ;or smzl
aGkE.es Of th6cc 1solt sultabe for cable ase x 80
Lc. Nc now quote:
CnlcC Dalry
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ap37w1as-3ot School Agent, No. = Court House.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
Y Money for Damages for the Extension Of Vine
street. nofu Its present. terminus, aufth to Willow
street, 1<ady far payment.
CHICAGO, April 18th, 1s66. :
Notice Is hereby given ny the foaFd OF uhlIc workz
hat the ouey u n the hands Of the City Treasurer
ready paid over 10 the owner or ovntN cut'tfet
nom It's present terminus north 10 Willow atFcnt.
Of The width or 81 sir0 et and that atteT Ieu DAYS
upon and appropriate property condemned for the
'4'pS'. - 'S~'1A1'' 'A'N j. G. GIyDEIE,
FRED. LErZ.
D.J. ROSE,
epe.ws79l1t Board Of Public Works.
, 1866-04-30
9tou1arb BittErB.
VEGETABLE
REM EDIES.


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se"'' Nk' so4s" <ne @4s~ ae@e >taa' o1 \eA"tesae"
"on '"e 9't taa "tt' g "es p"o1ee Ill" Uo ne5ss os
, 1866-04-30

W LA'ssLt<c JoHsttrs u i1e 2G;h sass.
ase hn.osmed hv Cyrenlus .1,,hnson of the nyn
a Si v,osun ~, s q % whu ha. last rrtuFo:d from
M asnis cS,x; aya;as snd Il sne s A. from
FsEke. uwen nnu ehr1 couu,ct ~ +, s.so sutiv.o,
tIa. ths prtsn5 nrotects 1nolca's fa,r -
hsve uace 1xst chanr~ In the snpe.rsnc. - f4ins
g1oW1hR hrst and II ldks abonf ns veil =. NC
Years n:o. Th, We hsd the ia,.cat crop - rs,se
Ina ELe! sary n se season fully ~ bscEwssd
, 1866-04-30
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TINE TAHIE


FEoH TIE TxllAxp CAxA1--lhc propeller C1ty Of
1'oslon. belonging 10 the Northwestern Transports
tior Conpanss lit arrived II Detroit On the morning
OF The Eth. nom t.e Weiland Caast Her CAPTAIN re
norris fFtc sanc le entrc distance and NO Ice to IN
tef1ere Will ~'thr7 Aaii or steam att One vessel
bsruue. lay under Loog roitt, aopareu1fr xesthe,
tound. Seasels by kceGinE Tho north shore aboard
Will Lave free ctnEutJ 10 Buusln
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t,t,lcAt:O CATTs.k tIANhET.
For the Week Ending April .eS.

CsT,CE oY TIE DAiLT TFCnEl
Saturday Evening. ~ -
The following taban g. 'oEa the daily Fr-ttpA and
.hinents VI Eeef Cattle during the week eDdi'E To-
.ay cor,rsrcd With the receipts aud sill i7nen Of the
rorres pohdlug WEEK lsst year:
DEEE CATTLE -..
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A Physiological View OF Mar


Containing nearly go pages. and LII taa Plates and
EnE1zvtnsa Of the Anatomy Of tho Human Organs In
stlte Of Health and Dtscase With Treatise on EARLY
Errors. It's Dep!osable Consequences npon the Mlnd
opiy ft;onst md spscessfut mode of cure vs. shoTn
by Inc report Of cases treated rathtnl adviser to
entertain doubts Of their physical condition. sent
fses Or postage 70 a1y address eE sssslpt of = cent:
CKoIK, No. III Maiden Lane. Nbaay, \. 7.
The author NAY be consulted upon any Of the DIS
eases upon which his book re1ts either p<rs0EHiy
by matt and medicines sent to aty att Of the world.
uo6-Yi46u.N.N&K
, 1866-04-30

would REQUIRE tss,p org &C m,les tr ,enesh 70 re
cvc nc ear sos'9 ;. ~ 1ssG.a ;ts 'eTsn Sss:
larre ccnost viii Ciye ,omt idea Of Tho n2knttudc OF
the coal tnteTests Of pdl 6s&tc
, 1866-04-30

1Gd South Cssk street. between Madison and Nom
roe. Office hours from a. NJ 10 p. N. Specialist in
the treatment Of all private diseases In all their yarlc
and complicated forms. For the past twenty yeazs
UE W. has made the tseatuelt OF private tseases his
busiaesE and study which has enabled him to perfect
s.tttes which sre speedy and permanent. and In ali
cases can be used without htnd.ance to hnsue,a or
exposure frends. Particular attention given to all
oldbtardIg cases. sucl were foKmerty considered
lucurable. Syphilis, In all forms; Go-errhea elect
sttctuers, alto tho effects Of solitary habit both rp-
ro1s to Lody md mind aud produces some OF the fol.
loving etects rtmpies the Gce, bodily weakuess,
constipation, aversion 10 and measlness IN female
focicsy unc1e4n1lIess, dread of future events. and
0nally complete proatr stlon Of tho vital power los
OF memory, r!Dsins IN the cars, impotencY-csu bc
fully 1ctto1ed to hrath. Dr.. ". 10 the publisher Of
new medical work, which should be ia The hands OF al
thoze contemplating marriage Eeat to all on receipt
Of ten cents to prepay postase. Please eal friend
~ chat will cost you nothing.
Dr. Webster refers the public to the following physi
clans: Dr. Det1er, Milwaukee. WIS.,: Dr.. Peabody and
Or. Kermot Detroit, Mich Or. Prcc. Grand Raplds,
Mich; Dr. Bowen md Dr, Harrison. St. Louis, No.
Dr.. Gaines, Dr.. J. Bailey, DR.. James Tho1n Chicago
ILL.,; DR.. Hcndershatt, Toledo Chio Dr.. Davis, C,n-
ctnEau. ohIo; Dr. beatty. St. Paul, Mian. hssa
Rebellion In 1hc Human 1ntexior
EetcIlIona are not eonrned to bodies poat,.c Thev
break out = OIL owl Interiors Al well 70 the sbawrls
Of elatt The n ural law OF our holes IL heattr,
bat NC lotuBc them, they revolt We subject thfn
70 e1posnte Ne 1sertask 70 overload the ato
hot1cr than the tropics In o struo tnnese below
freezns point, and In VARIOUS Other wsys rit with
But these ffAnts Of ours are wonderful machines,
aLd We en by the use II the PROPaK MEANS, 50
them almost rfof asatcs tna ordcals to which In our
feck1essnfsG, va tnhiert Them.
tohtc atds 50 much to the stsstaat power ot the
haan st unoer rcnmstau. favorable to he1l.h
ts HosTbTr RS STOMACH h1lTElis. you Vonla
rc1pe ne lnsrIu tent cset9 ~ Of bi
tamp mr. The frequent causes. MS The BTTrEf:9
rE0tEETlVk II. DiCLAF. Tllsis the wt1rstc c urse;
hni asekdy an invalid. try The preparation AE
ETORAT1TE- In el or ea.c. run reli lnce mas ne
p!nced atou lts efficacy Sold eyefywnett.I5nad
Mercury, Dec 25th. lsGs. apJj11.7*Jt war
, 1866-04-30
N0STEFIER'S BlTTERS

u very different from this The preparation de7copa
powers 1t tho tame time Hence. when fodlnaEences
to The coyMents Of The table. absolute disgust r
food Is combined With gastric weaness, any othe
form Of dyspepsia, this ,nzreaehine restorative re-
moves The enttse di1cu1ty- 1t tonic that docs
It's work by halves.
, 1866-04-30
NOTICE TO LAY DRAINS
n MEsT aiApIsQN srEEET FROM HAL

NOTICE TO LAY DRAINS
IN II WEST MADISON srEEET FROM HAL
arEp STREET To AEFlVEE.
OTI1cE % TEE BoArp or PuB1gc WogKs,}
.. Chicazo, April sa 1867. s
Eottcr ?s he.ehy EtJen TO The ounc1a Of the fooW-
Ing deter!bed iots oF p OF tsnd thai the Common
Council Of the CITY Of Chfc4.o, hJ an ordinance assd
each Of satd lots. or peccs Of land. eonuec.a tho
san with the public sever u the street opp 1tite.
Now the 1Atd owners arc hereby nntile1 toc1usd
The said dIsl1. to Be lal1 xahn ~ o. days hon tne
d5sin aJesa licensed By this Board and acco1s1n. 10
crrerai specifications o. nIe II th,s ot.ce.
ORIGINAL TOWN OFCTIIEAG0.
Part OF Lot or nock Sab Lot. Lot Block.
EG1ft 10 80
y Is n Of sofs 10 50
" -d II Of F. t3tt 10 50
T4ft OF ltafs 10 50
Wf5N 10 80
E15f ct Fl so.t ID SC
J.0. .0IEpRLE
FRED. LETZ, :.
o.. R09E.
CoEmlx loness Of tbs Board ol Public IGors,.
N93w9,9 It
, 1866-04-30

HecS h:iorr III last .s..... s.YS7 49,. sM -.
Wo opt the receipts sna snlsuas1ts this WteE q
-ennpay,o with the pr's.oz ~eek. to be n folox1:
Recfirxs ;4ss than last week.......-..-....-.-.6
SupCntA It8s than ia&t
A. COMPARED with lie corresponding week of lsI's
vt nnu - lollow5:
BAcefpN this NccE.ss... e
tieccit4 Tor coItSTrntinc week 0t esAS
1sSe!sts e.s ~: VICE s III ,1cct,s Of se; CT
lie ID te paat fur weeks compared with tho cor.
ooa%t''e 1"''0 1876. 1as
Week eodlng April 7th..,....-.-..' - 5s:4 sIe4 sIee4
Week Hndtng April 1<th. -.s..'....'.n'@! a.Gel
W TX ending Anil .ift--...... .-~---..sEh6 49,
Week c4ninE April 2>sa ers.a
At viii br er. hy the teov< table, the excess Of
ipts Io7 four Aeekl ttl1E April T. l66. oFcr tic
sorresJ,ondlnc period IN 1sl3 10 Ais head.
isC6 from ,Iellft 10 tic st Of April .c!nsire coM-
ke's % CattIe,
Elecss OF shipments In 1blf.. .fS
TIE tota4 n csIrEs of Catue and Hoee ii the Union
stockY sru. from Jan lR lS6d, to April r. 1865 were
~ ioQ .ws:
a4oEA -s..-......s 41o<aao
The rates Of freight Hive stock Last WIRE f1od ca
aad alter Thursday. March a, 1stG, ~ follows:
RATES OF FEK7Gn1 oS LIVE sTOCk EASK.
&xn Y,R7p .,t VY
, 1866-04-30
- - = T0. nv.
EsaHlci to Newport. 70 13t
Goolrt & T.. 10 hewport--........-...@ 50 10
Eboxtus 10 Nt~IQri,, IL III

6fiEEP-1here as been better demand. and prices
have advanced t&l?5c duE7rg the week. The inquiry
IL chiefly !ss Slorl Shccn. The recetn:A hRvc bcea
i.h:. a. NJ tSc1 tn:s hay- fIuud frzdy purchatefx.
1"c'c l. C.:r ftrit. the tpaIEef, which c3p$e5
rErl, a: tar a'a.sr f1ttItioatJ advl1+ce.
VI. GEs:etit" cl1ss:s r-icrs Is toloEs:
File Etr't++. Es%.S hc-p........
Medium Nt"!:d shter.... ............... a09y33Q
SLtfn 3fFl S44kA A.N
1t viii IL 1.uc. ht fe last train running 70 the
-S.ock Saas" .ravc. Madison s,reet Mt t:n insteat
Of C:1U 4. formally.
7E.lS. TO THE s.NIoS s-o:K YAupe.
Trains Arc run 10 Ihe t::oa S1oes 1nrdk oycs th c
Pittsburgh Iott Nsyu- Had leaving the depot IT
The corner Of Madison and CGIh xreet$. The fsre II
, 1866-04-30

4 iO1EA o4to44NA4 4S ~ l. 1 ~ A.-
Morcy for damages fbr openln9 alley Eom
north line Of Sp1luEs sab 10 Sixteenth street. between
Wabash Ayenpe &od 9tate strtes, read Tor p1ymeu&
OFFICE OF IH1 RoA1p o. PuBL1C WoR1Y,
-.- CHICAGO. Auril 2t, 1866. {
Eotlee Is hereby ztTtu By the Board Of Ppc Work.,
tkrt the money Is In the bands or tho CITY rasuseE
ready be paid over to the owner owners eudied
North line OF Springs subdivision 70 siIteeth sSrtt
between Stae srett and Wabash avenue. md shat a.
Ter tea Gays from the date the1 ca he city Of Chicago
VIII enter upon and appropriate pFoperty condemn
ei Tor tho purpose ufor+ntug said alley.
J. AfSDELE
FRED LETZ,
.....-.- o.. ROSE
ap2.rgz3 let BoaEti Of Public Works.
, 1866-04-30

10ROPOSALS FOR CURB1NG,
l. FILLING ANDPAV1NG VAN buren, STREET.
Chicago. Arrit2l 1St6.
Sealed frprosals will BE- secei!ed by the ooazd OF
Publ Work., their nt1te- until II Thursday,
May 3D. for cu1b:ng, n,!tuz and paT1n. with wooden
blork pavement Van E!nseo stsrft tom wtst line Of
State greet to the nriISe- according to plans and
spectuC1t 1tIot en- ole II said or1ce.
said IMPROVEMENT Will b. paid for ON the spec17l
nstetmrnt Isvted to DELAY Its cust+ when the saus
shall be collected.
Works. tndorseti - Proposal for PAWN. tlu H1ren
street and b= sccompa"t xtih the Usual $0o bond,
with snreties, to be apntoved BY the Hoard
The Pofr Te.erve the right to reject anT BID not Id
accpsaIGe with tho c0nd Ions Of this adrestu sment
unless the party oterE shall give cTuence salts
faetcTy to Tho BOARD tia. BE- h.s the neceas " akE
trustworthy, and has suf1cttnt pecuutary rrsaurcca
J. G.ulNUELE.
FRED. 4HrZ,
OIL KQSH.
pp2iwes9 lot Board Of Public WORKS.
, 1866-04-30
A Mornt4fp Of Coa1.

Il
coal com:any l.t nov pted. ncAv Henesaslc. T.
~ ions Dt ct4t-sxt rho tArvr1T tlnnr ~ 49,.
'fe' eoliecs Ia opc heap on the fAEe Of he esh Il
, 1866-04-30
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ef,nv p1.nef Vrttns C:r.nd U,ven snnd,ie,
s.s -. III. Iss - e -
n.m5 @ ~, ~ n.t1s s,shenfy. f. W a zennss
1teP I'll = "a A1o oAse0" GILL toaoe1, <un
c, "tl' nuu = staE.,., s.a ry. /. NM
sens =. E naes. Ac~os'a1eA' esano aAsen' <se"ssA
c,,- tss4ntess 'c,e+.,, rn,.-,vo, ce-,,.,,,.
@ % b. Eass*'4: ts
ec1t thtn1ss nooes A44S1'@@o' e'an 1@aioas "1'a
erh+ 1trss,,so p,.,,,.n, f-n.,h,.h o. ~. ,.,,ns
Ell Eatss pt a. e e N1spo:
oeni 1,h s'a4 '"'Hoes' ssn
Gu. tGus;;. t1u; .rh.,,, 1g.r.n.-. >t,.%s,..
ce'a hrI Aaoop' "@'N = o'oa 4ana-
ens- Rnt.,. 1,t,sor ht,st ..on ,o,+n ,ru,.
81. ir,nn EIt1 tfn.ennnn I'm in1rhsr H. =.
, 1866-04-30
NOTICE

TORPORATION NOTICE.
~ Money for damages for tile extension Of a1tey
IN blsck s, sec !. = IT t. ready fdr payment.
QyTIEE Or THE HOARD NJ FEHL1o WoRKs,
CHICAGO, April ait 1855.
Notice IL hereby 2fyG By the Foasd Of Public Works
that the money u In tho hands Of ths CRY TEraSureE
staty 10 be patd over 10 tho owner owners euutied
through tise ast hall Of fipcE s. Sec !. ., it, atd
that aIter n aszs from The date theIro tho city ol
j. @. E1%DELE.
FRED. LErZ,
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02
THE ExoUEEG Ot .nA FRENCH.

The ex Queen of the French, the
iIlustrious widow of Louis Philippe,
has just died at Claremont, England.
The royal lady was eighty four years
Of age. She was at once a Bourbon
and Hapsburger. Ferdinand ~, of
The Two Sclies, was her father; Car
oline, daughtero of Francis of Germany
was her mother Marie Antoinette,
was her aunt and Maria Theresa, the
most renowned princess in Europe,
was her grandmother Her life was
one of great vicissitud 8. Whom
young woman, the splenderof her birth
and the glory other hopes were snloau-
cd in exile by the presence of Murat
in the kingdom of her father; the
battle of Waterloo placed her on the
French throne; the revolution of 1913,
made her an exile again and a re-as-
cent of the Bonaparte dynasty kept
her in that position 10 her death. She
has had several children, and almost
all of them have been pursued by
IN unsparing fate. The accounts are
tnNV Snc was ldul Va tiSuI, ucCiu6u
intelligence, and of most benevolent
disposition. Ii does not appear that
tho French have been in any way
magnanimously commoded hv her
death. The Emperor, probably would
suffer no manifestation IN ner nvuor.
But the age of vicissitudcs has not
yet passed and the day may yet
come when this illustrous ex Queen
will have writers in Paris, to derlare
her virtues, and Parliaments to build
monuments to her namc in the same
tickle capital. Victoria and her court
have gone into a four weeks mourn
ing in token Of respect and affection
for the ex-Quoen. Noble courtesy,
certainly. At her own desire she was
buried in the dress which she wore
when driven ont of Paris in lS4S, and
in her widows cap. She was laid be
side the body of her departed husband.
Universe.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02
NEW SERIES-vOL. VINO. al.

to the wives of the soldiers. And we
got our bounty money all back.
And better still The soldiers came
back from war and now are working
to pay interests on my bonds. Isn't
it nice ? The duced fools went to
war, and now come back and work to
pay us the interests on the bonds we
sold TO give them money. They are
paying themselves for getting shot at.
Bully for us bondhold RS
And now they work TO pay the in
terest. When they get used TO it
ve'll make them pay the principal, too.
What good Government this is
This war didn't cost me one cent.
| didn't spill a drop of my blood--but,
jemini how i did bawl out against the
Democrats.
And now ! sit in my parlor-I
smoke my cigars-I drink my wine
| enjoy myself and have no taxes to
pay.
Look at that poor cuss across the
creek lie amt worth thousand
dollars, yet he, poor dog is in debt,
and pays half bis earnings in taxes.
He pays all the taxes, and then his
wife sells butter, eggs, woolen yarn,
milk, vegetables, and such little things,
she wants to get the money to put in
tie bank to pay me the interests on
my one hundred thousand dollars, as
it falls due every three months!
You see this financial science Poor
men support the Government, pay all
the taxes, make us richer; do all the
fighting. Us bondholders, office-hold-
ers, and such patriots, do the figuring,
get the offices, the money, and have
u good time of it.
Now / eat fine food, while that poor
cuss over the way eats coarse food.
And | wear brodcloth and he we"rs
patches. And my wife faunts her
silk and swings her balmoral sKlrts
under the nose Of that poor mans wife,
for i am rich, taxless bondholder,
and he is the poor cuss who supports
the Government, and me, too
Work away, you poor fools Toll
your fingers TO the bone, and die poor
men for my sake. The war was
',odscnd to thieves, ,swindlers, towards,
stay-at-home patriots, Abolition agi-
iaiors. Black Republican office-hnlhers.
robbers, and, in fact, all of our crowd
of Union voters. Damn the Union. if
we can only hold bonds and offices,
and keep the people in poverty.
Guess this wasn't rich mans war!
Guess not And | guess you fools
dasn't go for equal taxation or repu.
diation-for it is wrong to injure us
chaps who support the Government
Brick Pomeroy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02

DAN RIcE's SHow.-We understand
that this popular Snowman is fitting
out one of the largest and most COM
plete exhibitions, which he intends
exhibiting throughout the State the
coming season. On the 14th ult., q
vessel arrived at New York with q
large number of rare animals for this
exhibition, among them is young
bippopotamus, a horned horse, royal
bengal tiger, and what is known az
Hoffnagle's celebrated sacred bull
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-05-02
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