, 1866-02-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

~ 'A.A1aH 4hEA1HE--lAc antmttobIe John
bnonRhan appeared last night as Dr.. Savage ia hEs
own comedy Of "Plasinc with Fire" which ~.
Nellptoduced, and in s.Metamoza.r Mr, Bronchnm,a
engagement terminates to-day, when matinee per.
iofmance will be gwen. Monday eyeufnr tntrn
duces 70 ns Nrs. r. ". Lander, (iatc Niss Dayen.
iheaire, '0''eA1en' ~ 1nis
HERnAAEs's neeromaniIc delugon. rave p1aee
List night at the Open onse 10 Mr. ohn Is t;5n1h
W we !eetatFd oesore the Young Meas Association
and n the evening another, winch vii be his lssf
exhibition here this senton. 1' &''o :
eS ,oE Moopg 'neS, p night Mr. n L.
Cd an WITH ~ honse. Tue PRINCIPAL feature 81 lie
t.9p1. Wss hImo.ors md telling ouriesqne upon
himself Is a production ofmuch merit, and taSes
60 IN happy Eanner some Of the more iudlcrous
s,pen &c o. i ,ea1 Popular drama Was vel
te sero oi ths plece .iienr de Laserbeer," be!1e
ehac1ea y NJ John Dillon, whose mock hefuics
Completely shook the eidef Of the audience. The
In pastcula. the vocal power Of NJ. E Moftimet g
SEIs eSested viii g7est acceptance. This afternoon,
c@e sn ne Rnf3es,rs THIS evening, ~ariam
Wild EpoEnToS-atr, Brock L. Mcyickar, DOM.
iarly known as wild Engerton," whose infers.t,
iEg lecture on '' Froth and Dregs" was given here
fhsouEh lhe neighborins States. lie lectured he
other day al Niles. wherr he succetcd ii ATTRACTING
the iarreet audience ever eeen there. Mr. McVieEnt
4hs made engagements to entertain The citizens oi
!AEroe.e, Milwaukee, Racine, Bloomington. and
LaIorte> and after having fulfilled these. be viii
pest his lecture tn this caty, In feepon4e
70 ~ a11oet universal demand OF the pubic, tn.
e!adinE ootn 'hoeH who were present on the occa-
tlon Of !ts frt delivery, and t6ose who were DR.
ye0led from attending.
TIE UETrIlISsoS FAAIII-Jh1s ad,n{red tnopr.
Or flnger, whoee melodies have been listened 10
With delight in almott erery part Of The world, are
announced e1u, TO give concert at sm,,h 4 Si1on's
MnnEAv u. rAb
March. ~'@ '@'t'A ''A' "a
1HE METHODIST BOOK CoxcEuS.-A meeting Of
the comm!ttce appointed by The General Confer.
enoe Of the II. E. Church. to supervise the Western
Book Concern. vas held In thls city iew oass sro,
The profits for the year ending November 30. 1865.
were reported At $780, 9S7, over and above the usua!
expenses required for sustaining the business, saJa
r,es. Travelling expenses and General Conference
expenses, which amounted in all 10 $fa51aa
tfon the aCtnts report it appeared thar The ann
due to the took agents On the Isl uf December lsst
WIS LIS in excess OF The amount fue the nra
nous year+ Ihus thtee-fourths ol the entire bro.
MS Iof Tue year are Temporarily absorbed. pno-
dnelng great emhaITnsement 10 the busine.r
me ,ota! receipts for the ,ear 1865 show m In.
Tic sn5.bers 10 ,1s Sss; ciOeaGs, 81 sead,c,
1he close Of tsGt were AZ EolipEg:
Western chfls ian Adyocate. sno
fr;si,.n ne'on T. sM
Sunday SCHOOL, Advoca,c, al ciose Of VEN. siSo1
Sunday School bell ell....,..,...- - - mn
Advocate 1HosG
Good News stsu
Quarterly Review. ''v 20
The toiai rnnai ri tha i:n,,cs,,, ~ so
1851, was {35},7MG. -'"'soet '"'
Ne.t Dk,,tfnn pas called ~ h, r.~s
seutcd an envelone coct.I,,,1 r.'.4 ~ p
,,oetr5 Of consider,bye nne,en.,on. .na 1850 "
meut. and a,so the ,ronex. n 14xa A.. a.a.. s
rr,fef ri . ,ro,,bv s,,a.,,a ts..s, 49, ~. .oe
-. - -, ,e e aam''S. iAies ianulas
fnset7ogn1ed The boy, who under considerable nrr..
sure admitted that be did M, he,on. n y, t,o,~
.uFrr,no y,n,i,r hrt ,h,s ~ ,.sSs .-.s.s ~"
younr MN. re9fdfno IN ad.m" va e.poteI "
Find IN ,hls manneF IL Won,d ~ ,s 70 ~ tase nc
~ tha n.1m. n. -, ue Moula not ten inc name
scheme Onr Ie,tc,x .honidP Pt.T ~ ~ ntue oeselnS
,r1tnSf srch i,nrosJt,r1. xrx,f - ~ ~ .Msli Ena!u
cnmHon humanity 10 retteve di.trsss ..es. bMe 10
l1rte into ruch csnnne3s tSs lsht aa Saanty mis-
han lack OF The article ." 'o'e-
o. ..-.....,-
s"ALLomtHo A1AAkL-Me 40 not WISH II to be |
a'et1ea ta&' Weeonsooer tie seanlou slough gnat,
1ut II H true that the coufse Of our health author.
fes IN making perpetual noise abont that rcekfn-
xhte thew 1,.our The ,evsr.ra ~ -
~, - n. o,,,,t.a ~ ~ ~ " tue
~, .n2,.,S,ss ~. rsu W tae snee.s "a AoA1n. 1s
eAN mill" A practice more conducive to A ,,es.
Hence 1t would be difficult to conceive of fhsn tnst
o1s taoloashiases with The dlth from the
,nnonents maF m, We, ~ s,a3 o. Iasnese Mhose
.sI,,{,, .l.-.Ia ~s e,.n oSHpoAEA o dnQ Ger |