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, 1866-03-06
AMUSEn ENTS.

Cox Woo,'s MCsEUA.-Iast night was produced
The long promised play Of g Onr Mutual Fnend,"a
drsmst!zaton OF D1ckens latest work Of fiction. In
the novel iteH the material for dramatic pu.posef
II ofthe poorest 20 thA It perhaps lttc d1scred4
to the playwright to Fly that his adaptatIon Is of
the tamest. He might, however have gwen US sone-
thing vcliet than The play which WIS presented h..
evening. There Il too much OF prologue. too lHlle
Of acllon. and The piece consequently draes ind
'iai{. fat" Tho 'a.st tSo acsa are itsufeEb}y
dull and meaningless. being composed Of su1es-
pic viii suffice. Nj: Eugene WraybuFn lAlken>who
wbo Is subsequently foana dead, en:ers and ,eepa
:seqss ase psy IL. wiSa wanaH is .ed aaa Res 4sea
II opens he dooE thinks II night @ hasc be.n her
again looks through The window: again stattes the
inmate, and agatn rms away. The young woman
hs Fl opee III
Aiken appears, ACCOMPANIED By a detective. and
aflcr pesp,ng at the gl again, goes OF 10 look for
ihe M osrhest1a thai romethme sensational Is about
to be dore. Nj. Aiken IL discovered standing. py
thc river Thames, while the detective and another
@ lie .tsss. Not knowinc very veil sThst 70 do Tith
The body. which looks unwholesomely damp.
and ugly, the drdndt1s p.7sona look at 1t with
euss5 81 @ DO
a. srecimeu whereby to Judge Of the whole play,
bat 1t is pretty fair sample of the conduct OF The
hohnr di ~ssb seemed a e sssn 'ss
Mr.. Dillon looked comieal enough with bi. wooden
leg in The psn Of ''Sl1as Weeg,'' bn, be has little
Dialogue Is 80 badly selected TINT neither the s1vac-
I:y Of Aiken. tie hamor Of DILLON. nor the sefcom-
plasens l.1epss...e!e Eaysy q Nsadssy could M E.
deem A. 4 tfon he desa isye! Of commonplace The
McFtcKEn's 7uEATnE-Mrs. Lander commenced
the second week or her engagement here last even
In The drama Ct Ghatqe ad CDt
>p,eee will be repeated tonight
Ne wee a.x eS91a FL, W. ma.s &c.
| cd young s0s0r<ff<, although comparatively un.
known ID the West, has acquired vida popularity
u MheFc m % aae arss made herseH E1own M a. dsiia
Who delighted .ho british public several years sso
&c suel sas Ssie e pe
only as Swiss Singer bnt as versatile anu humnr.
actress. In the Scotush Capital Mtea Cfanssen
di'ioSn S % q %tneh ronss M Is "cen1n tho lie Rye,'
aud ever SINCE her &elts % the English board: che
has rtsen steadily In popular favor. She merits 4
SK1Tr i GA7Ionp's M,ssruE1s again drew
crowded house lat evening, and dropped the chr
tain On highly delighted audience. Their pro
e'iI TIE nn9cnHsos q M on FaM1zr.-ine M tribe Sf Asa
now their t~entyf1zth annual fouI will give tht
inItfs entertainment Of pscsent str!es at smith
faily has won for them golden opinions IN I'll ps1t
Of the states aud their mnsiesl taleuts and cultnr
are OF The hishett order. Their entertainments nl
1.nE nlsK i open tonight with 4 grind masaue.
ade-probably the last Of the season. II will b
appreciated i reh h ths c lossFs Of mg;ion O.
those who wish to shake hhnds WITH the old fsos
king nj the latest moment. cannot do better th1
70 to the Rink, TO say 'hcsF ''au rcsetsoir' t.
, 1866-03-06
NEW YORK CATTLE a1AhkEr.
Closing Dag.


Reported By Telegraph Exclusively for the Chcago
Tribune1
NEW YORK. Mouday Evening, March ).
DEEF CArf11-The n1nhor At rrt$le on xt1E tl~har.
1t Ancrion's u zSoo. Including $40 fran OHIO. 1to
rom Iinois and go frn fox8. First duality beeses
are scarce nes11y MI biting medium. There are some
distisr1 and few e1tras The weather Il clear cold
and windy, very favorable for trade. which was not
actvc 1t my time, dragging towards night. buyers
nRht hard a.ainst the adsEnce Of fully nc. The sup
ply very short to6Aynot over 400 for the week.
This IL tic cause Of the Advance The curent prices
are:
First qualify.
EfEopa ~ .ASAiS
Third - ................---...-..... .-,.-1<t4lAC
Coed fair Illinois average tte.
SnrEe-The supply Ii thort. Market &dyancel &C.
Western droyes averaging los NJ sell atsAc. None OF
fair quality sell bstow Sc. -..
Hcos-Received, Is light cass. III somo stock HoEH
Rnd in Others x1Ilfed. Sales At 1h9tftc-
u EoLoN EcgIxacN.
, 1866-03-06
Anniversary Of President L1ncoln's
Death.
CHICAGO, H., March 5, 1853.


In view Of the ntar approach Of tbs annive1aary
Of the assassination or Abraham flncolu, and IL
view Of The i7eparable loss OF tue American people
in 1T death, loss which has been realized more
keenls, with an fntenslty Of fteltng growing from
Jay 10 day ever siuct Its occurrence, and now
eadily and painfully lncreaetn. by rrason Of the
litlcnert II ibe politician lett tn the place of the
great American ipsn. Abraham Lincoln, It wonld
common conten1 The anniversary Of hts desth could
he nSecIated to mourning for our loss. by s1s-
pension OF business throughout tpe conntry, that
fhe neonie mar y rejrh the Lessons taught By the
nv and rstber TN strength from bis greet example
AYgHIcAS.
, 1866-03-06

wisne4ees but there u still gcod supply
station avaitfng owner,. Among these articles are
swo valuable wolf sk1n robes. Tie pHtonez made
ane attempt 70 account Tor hia possession OF 1he
ttat he gave up in dle1n:t and with blank mean.
.ngicfe Stare received the decision Of The Court
nppcasanre before the Recorders Cout1 TO answer
10 tie charge cf burglary. In default Of that suH
he ,sas cnuu2ted 10 la3L
, 1866-03-06
Cincinnati Market.


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbuntl
Ctxc1SNAr1> March s.
FIorx-Dult, with srusll sales Of extEs At $3.50
6aaN-whtat quiet, with sales Of No. now 1t sfsp;
chicago spring extra 1t 41ts. Corn declined e, with
sales OF No. mixed II Sic. ORta dull And neglected
Rye qutet; No. ! nomina1ly &C. Harley Stagnant-
wHrsKxY-Du,l. with small sa1ts OF ffee at te+2s,
CoT1ny-Declned 10 &C for mlddllne.
PforIstoss-lnaettre and lower; new city mess pork
Is offered f:s0o Bacon declined Xc sales OF clear
lldts At 1sKc ratksd. Bulk meai1 noElnA1y odeted
At 1$c lower Lsrd quiet; prime city Kettle Il Offered
u 1eke without huyert.
MoxxY-ciose.
ExcnAxBz-stesdy At p.nss0c discount buying. aud
nark4 Soc rtemipm selling,
, 1866-03-06
New York stock md Honey Market.

New York stock md Honey Market.
EEw ioRZ, March 5.
MoSEY-Rather ea4ier 1t EQ7 per cent.
S7EK11SI ExcAASnk-i!9!l at 1os4@1BK. ,,,,> -,
vAnclnR to 13J, snd closing At Es2K.
FKI10N1B TO LIvzKrnoicDnh.
GoT1KSXEyT S1ocx-Withont decided change:
u. i. so coupons lus 1870 coupons, sot q, oi
'sl req. l94k: Treasury Notes-!!.s9s. 9sx.
S1oCxs-Steady. vIfGtnis 6s, 70: Mistoun q, ~:
II. G.. on; CRY. 4 ht.s7 7sA N; y. pa; ssH
Ioledo Wseash& Ws5tera, @ a1; f. f. WATTS. FT w \
y.C. SIX; ~. TEL. esH: Toledo & Wabash, "a, 7s
NY, C., g., &,
, 1866-03-06

Especial Despatch 70 the Ch!r::~ HF"e;;'-e! .
~" II, Lou:a- March s.
Iusicco-ActIve Sales ofluSs al {t2a9 7.to, leaf at
sa.p9so.s5.
FLorH-Dutl. With sales OF super It 37no, X at
1900 and strlne extra at *1,so. .,......
GpAr-No change In wheat; good fall ut f.oo92s 10
r bu. Corn-Tne opening Of the 1lllnols River bas
weakened the market; sales Of yellow at ssea6oc,
common white at 652e2c. Oats quiet at &c. Rye ut
&c. --....
wn,sKrY-sH3es at 32F9 p sAl
, 1866-03-06

CouEhs, Honreeue~ss 0nd the Var1oua
Throat aIeciions 10 Hh!ch Public speaksrs. Mil
IT. 0ss5, ,,aasi sna 9oes syaa ai,ss ~
influenec to tie Affected parr. .1hey a!1ay Pulmonary
Irritation. The freedom from ali delesetiou! tngre-
n,oet delicate female, or youngest eaiid, nnd has
cauecd Them 10 he held In the highest esteem by
these Who use them.
, 1866-03-06
AGENTS WANTED
e. WEBSTER STONE.

Everywhere, TO whom liberal inducements are offered.
Eleven tIcketa for $40; t25 tickets for 100 81 tickets
for fo For further particulars sind for List Of Prizes
aud Circulars to Agents. Address n1 ders and let
, 1866-03-06

LARCENY OF F1TTr DollAus.-A little boy
ramed Charles Gross was placed In The prisoners
dock at the Police Cont yesterday forenoon to an
swer 10 the cbarge Of stealing fty dollar bill from
lis sister, Mrk. Fieher, who resides on West Lake
ttreet II was etated tbat The lad had been left IN
The house 10 Wa,ch child, while its mother yelt
an inquirf1g turn Of mind, he began examining the
contents n bn1csn drawer. whcn. Coming across
m envelope containing the note, be con1scated IT,
gathering around him eevczal Of his pl.y maer, he
irrlced them htF secEet and hired one OF them.
for the sum Of scyenty.hse cents, to 70 to store
asIei lie young :6rokcr'' nov be came in poases-
sion of 70 nnch money, md not receiving satis-
factory apsGer, held the lad prisoner until an of1.
adtthcn told the officer I'll the circumstanees, and
went with him 10 where young Gross wa., and
pointed him cut. The Magast!ste gave the hoy into
The custldy Of Commissioner Wllliarns.
, 1866-03-06
NJ A H II l z d .

In this clt, March sd. by Rev. g. 8 EsTaesF =
On tho I'd Of Feb.u4ey, BY the Rev. Mr. PHIte1; n
The residence OF John Cf4wlorh- Es9+ NE tt1 rs ~
j: RI L19Gti. ESQ.,. and Mist soPAmoSH;aa "a tsrds.
FORD, all Of Cicero, Cook Comfy iHs ~
, 1866-03-06

The Great Nekt.-Anne1 Of the StnFd?
farmers Who look shout them over the broad praj~
T,e., and rec for mi1es their Land. and grsnaTes,
nte OMEN repderrd deso1ase by The drath o! be-
Goes Cough Balsam neses fa1ls 10 cure II. and ts
a,ao the nest remedy IN lhe world for Colds,
Coueht, and all throat md lung diseases.
,at II cerfstn 10 cure Dyspepsia Indigestion. and
ip fac al diseases proceeding from the stomach and
hnscnf. eo313 1t .Tu-1u.eA
, 1866-03-06

subject Of this aone in taken to the popular dra-
ma qf :. Ten Nights In b.rRoom. tttt1e Mary.
ui:h earrest cniresnes, urges neE father TO como
home" lie 1t last J1eids. and Afterwards reforms
Tpo words and ulusic arg 10 appropriate, and 50
bopyiD combined. that they vii At ONCE recon-
ueid themselves to the performer, aud picture the
e1et joy At the reform Of the inebriate, makine
lpf ecque1 10 tB pfedecessor, ~ Come Home, Faith"
err snd destined 70 eclipse lh. reputation Of the
latter ]. HExnr WHrTEMoRE. publisher, III JeE.
tc4top avenue. Detroit. For sale in Chicago by
Mcssr. Lyon & Healy. o17I Ct
PureAt and SsgceteAt Cad Liver OH in
the world manufactured from fresh selected ltsess<
on the sea coast. This oil II characterized BY i
sweetness and purity peculiar to 1t 6loue. Its repu-
tuition Il 60 great thai 1t takes the lead of o:her
oilt, aud Ii universally prcac1bed by phyttcians.
Kemember to ask for Hazard s ca-wellk Cod
Liver Otl.' CASWELt, MACk Il CO., New FORK,
rose manufacturers. Fut rast by ali druggists,
mar3nN3-3tSa.Iu.Th
PrurTen Lotto is a liquid and free from
Offensive enell See advertisement On third page.
tna1-n725-3t-7u EAT & To
TO to our friend N. r. rTerrlll's for
ketosence oils, iaups lan!ern*, chandeliers, glass
wale, &C., n and 70 Randolph street. p566
Go 10 the Hesi-fso ta BrYnnt Il Strait
tune Chicago Commercial College to get thor
oueh, practical bus1ness education, OF TO become q
good Telegraph Operator. Address tor Circulars,
BRYANT sTRATToN, Chicago. H.
, 1866-03-06
Weekly Bank Statement. ...-


INV YoEK, March ).
Prices of mining stocks bid IL EossoL to-day: Cop
per Falls xc Franklin sc. Hancock 13c: I. 4. 1a4c:
IuIntS. snc.
, 1866-03-06

Philadelphia Market.
PH1LADElftiIA, March 5.
PrrRoL1rN-Du1l npd unchanc ced.
FLoun-Dnil and market generally nnchtnEed.
GRAlN-Nheai very oulI. Corn dull; yellow ~ 7ltS
&c. O81s advanced 70 Soc. .o,<a
19tc.
, 1866-03-06

AFather. DON'T Drink any Now IA
ne.r and beeptjftl, soug. Wolda aud mn-ic ny the
nopulsr YTiief, Frank Howard. Pnce oac. The
, 1866-03-06
rhftadclphIa 1InrkG

Gfocts nrn, Feonsylvao.a 81, 85a Reading Rhlt,
road, &9H: American gold. 12H. Gisnt exchange on
kew fufE at mar.
, 1866-03-06

P.O DoI 60. Fl. Atkinson, Jefferson Co., Wis.
AGENTS! 1ta3 In gsetnbacks Will Be giycn 10 the
Agent selling the largest numhcr OF tckets: the neIt
largest ~; and TO the next, SIS, all ia escenbacks.
, 1866-03-06

We clip The following from the "a 1Eesf<rn Rai,-
road Gaz7tt::"
'.Wc last week called The attention Of railroad
employees 10 the pract1cabity Of insurance asatnst
accidents.
=. We have taken considerable trouble 10 lnycsti.
gate this principle Of insurance. aud tt practical
Worans and aie fo1cihly impressed with it, vans-
Fu1riehfpE ~ 1t docs Tor very little money the
most ample protection to familie@ and friends tn
case Of the accidental death Of The husband and
1Aiher, snd to att epcctded compensation for dis
nbltDg hjuncr. we frel lmptlled By sense Of dnty
10 our readers 10 rfgr upon them the importance of
providing against those contingencies 10 Ahleh
they arc dnily exposed. In addition 10 The y Hail.
road POLICY OF The l.r0y1dent LAte Insurance COM
rapy OF Chicago, BY which they tn-pre all The EN-
royer Of company, they also issuc policies 70 u
dtyidu4ls lnsuEsng them for such spIue az may be
fietlsrd ranging from $500 to f1.06O With compen-
satsons Of from Is to $50 per week.
.'Ttis detersedlF popular Company Is now. BE-
yond doubt. doing The largest part Of the railroad
Insurance Of this country. aud We are pleased to
learn that lts executive o5s- With thclf chaE2c-
tesf.tic pronpne.s In meeting the wan.s Of the
public have AEtsdy or.an,zed department Of life
In surance-a branch 0! the bua1nes= entirely sepa.
rate and independent Of the aecident-and ysntle
,hey have presented many ol the best features which
have consr buted 10 he success Of HE insurance -
formerly pr1cced. they hare also adopted several
neu principles and features which cannot fall II
enhance the already wide spread p0ncaeTy oil
s>Ihe rToviaenee.
, 1866-03-06

One Of the old landmarks ol thicnGo, tbe well.
kuowL Mutse- On uoure, On thr nor1hHest corner OF
Randolph tud Dearborn st1ccls. was fold at auction
Yesterday forenoon. to cnab]c partition among she
he;ss oi ihe Nntteaon estate. The property sold
fsonts eighty fret on Randolph street and nlne:y
fett on 1,essboru e.reet, aud carries With II the
l,ssrlloll and improvements OF the tNrnty-dS feet
udioiu.n. On Randolph ttse'.. IN the land Of NJ
W. u. King. Tue terms were very si.nplc-one.
third cash md the ,alsnec within thirty anye. a.
I'm O'Clock ycs sterlav the ea1t began at the north
door Of the touH iiouee-Dntter-. the ancfionesf,
rres,diu. " matlcr Of ccrrrsonie+ Kidding 1as
commenced y a. oiler fFon' " & + Il; @ naatasS r.,
fr,srr biut icspcd to $lLa,Uo mad 1Ecn rose STEAD
lis by thor. .ndr 10 fl15,uD. Nearly ten thousand
more Nerr c.aduail7 added TO the csli by bids Of
being oder-d zach tune Mt. uaddacx and MF. ro:-
let Palmer. who wssv anonT thc earliest bidders,
The coute.t wa> naHpWed down 10 two risa!s, one,
Mr. Walker {b1ddine for himself. and Ar. Rill. the
preset, proprietor Of .he Ms1'e.on L n9s.el % the
tsopaI Dnuk-> Finally the properly Az afdsd 10
bicssn. N. Y. Walker AID ltohcst I'M. for the
.uIp Of fian,e ths THIRD National sank having
culia.iy advantageous 10 Mr.. Walker, n he Is fhc
o"uer ot the large naFhlc ftontza huitd-
Luz adjo!ninr it on Dearborn street, which
Malte~ou, Increasing tts nl,eady large capa-
ely, There a!r only eighty tyntnc ROOMS IN ttIat
u9o 2 So,e q Tho fSa sa: na
over 'he other bntfon.: IN lhc block. II ha. been
a-.eHed that tlis II TIE Older. hotel building In
Chicago: bur t1is is mistake. The Lake House,
over Oh kinK1e Eirect, II mnch older. having neeu
hu'' auuf 1Sss, bt.f IL U0w pat uscd for ho,cl pur-
S.-,.s S The 7fenon3, however, ttill standing and
Twruts ;eas. ago the lot was eoId by Dr. n. q.
T. - to 9ohn Il. uod:.on ior The tun, OF o00 mud
-, ~; !; g rlotles. Mt, Hods.on AID otoers hn,it
Err III lhtJ. In 1851 Mr. Undeeau ho1d the jot n
, 1866-03-06

EsE-1ss N MEDIA young Notnar named Net.
lie Edson, who has been resfdsus for abqns foaE
years In this city, lei, few weeks ago for Albany
y. T., IN search Of au aunt her only relative. She
,Fas poor, and an orphan, and was provided with
$50 for her journey. On the war 10 her destination
she met IN elderly gentleman, who rat beside her
in the car and took such deep interest In her, that
when che arrived at the Delavan Home IN Albany,
ebe discovered that he hsd relieved her OF all her
money and baggage. Not beng able TO dud her
Iclalise, the yonne lady wa. left in rey distress
Ing titust1on The gen leulen Of the De1asau House
room IaIsed purse Of f5o for the unfortunate, and
tlis act OF kindness IVES seconded by the prop1e-
tor, who kindly furniehed her With e7crJ comfort
until her aunt WIS found.
We arc able to record another instance Of charity
for which chicago has furnished the material,
Charles livingstone deaf mute, residing IN Wash
inctou, D. L., started few weeke ayo in search Of
his mother, who was living In Minneapolis. On
arriving at Chicago, with t800 in his pockets, he
Wps relieved Of hIa prcenhacks by some deft coDd'
dence man, and 1ett entirely destitute. he then
waked on loot 10 Minneapolis, seauttly clad. peun
lees and taEelooted, and when at the point Of star
yatIon, WIS taken in by good Samaritan Of an Ar
titt there, u ho provided for his wants. The mem
bcrr OF the Minneapolis Club, hearing his story
taisc6 a purse Of go for MIR. Livingstone, whfct
enabled him 10 pursue his Way 6ack 10 Washing
IN. Chicago Il under obligations TO The cha1ltAbl
gentlemen OF Albany 1nd Minneapolis.
, 1866-03-06
GRAND CHANCE TO lSYESTt
Buy your Tiekots in the Grand Union
Gift Concert.

These eirs will be drawn By 4 COMMITTEE eelectei
by the AndeM n the EencssS and ~ feketaoldets
The t1ihatIon. pnpllcate Numbers t! correapoud
Klsa a. si"tas sold. 1eu, to 600 which
tc1etholder may be convinced that hs ticket has a.
fair chance as another, .tter xhlce they win he
horonghIy mixing the tickets 70 that 1t IT, impossible
.o1 ASf selectsay patculs, nuTess; a1a 3D. ons
she hfye she ps1t ~ On the Of Pstzss he eecoud
Lumber drawn he aeeond ct o. shs tstxe LIT ,ns
utterly Impossible 10 make 1t pstaer Or Erer t? ns
nr,fftc,
, 1866-03-06

Don't testoy yons boilers. Aner's Compound saves
fei and re1aizs. tzof :handter or Inc,ustAtton Re-
eonnsaas ~ ,ns s !lgts1'ent. q ny Conpouna a5a
ttraa boilets., Try T. a itlaine expense viii Keep
sen oI snss s9o ss g Tor S%a
furnish Feeeat how 70 Eske a9d Use T. RiEht bolds
Tntn naftIes using It, State and Comfy Rights for
tsje cn good terms. Address I'll eommaaicatlons BY
mould be sett to 4. L. All Eff, Babcoct's GroTe III,
-InY1l
, 1866-03-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

Snow HoNud-A freAh supply OF W nlt:
tirr7e Iev poenjust received By McAnll5 o., ,sl
Dearborn street. o1S
If you have q Cough. Cold or Sore
Throat, get Crawford's Pu!moqlc TFoehcs from
yonS druggist at once, and taye your money. your
iime anl perhaps your life. Sold BY all druggists
Durham. s Van Schaack, Wholesale AGENTS. So 10
Lake street, Chicago. o-s9
, 1866-03-06
PrurIeo Lotto is a liquid and tree from
Offensive tael. See Advertisement on third page.
tna1.n7225t22t.1u EAT &7p

10 to our friend N r. Terrlll's for
wale, &c, II and IS Randolph street. n5S6
, 1866-03-06

COMMITTED Fon PEn1cRf-A young wnmau
ramed Margaret Dsnic's uss brought up be1ors
Justice Dc Vol yesterday 10 answer to ihc charge
Of prrju1,, preferred hr William Pens and William
Rc,phnst The testimony OF convincing chat'
actcr ana the rnAgi&i9te ordered thai xhe be con-
mllicd for trial hctbsE 1he iteeords Coust, In de-
q hat1
, 1866-03-06

LARCENY or \ DREss.-Aun McDermott, who
has tceu a domestic tn the Mcrchtntsr Hotel. was
bruueh, before the Police Cour yesterday forenoon
charged w7sh stealing 4 calico dress from one of
the lady boardets. In order to ndtnit oi the pres.
ence OF . material Witness the exanluation wal
continued until to-day.
, 1866-03-06

General dRotirea.
HOPE YET FOR THE M0RM0NS.
Utah Territory to be Swept and Garnishtd.
Powers Patent Perpetual Broom
ttG accomplish the object.

so1d today tbe trrr!toty OF rta for Powets Patent
Blooms, so G0ES. Whit other Broom that has
duly been manufactured three mouths ne ssfi ~
asy ri ere is yet some stttoy un>o'd, which can Be
rurrhssed ~ haEes stn u ApEit ar soon. For fur
ontcr. e Rls0WNE,
, 1866-03-06

TOR SALE-On kinzie street,
i between Clark and state streets. a frame build
Ing u feet front BY 100 fsrt deep Mnst be sod nmr-
dlt tely, and VIII lyo sold reTy cheap.
ISAAC CLiFLIS, 81 Washington street,
Inh1-11-pl5G
TOR SALE-25,000 feet 3-1nch
Deck Flank, u tre1 10 s. feet long. 1st quality. by
T. +. EOIb, corner Of Lake and Vest WatcT-sts.
, 1866-03-06

:snx.x n Yoz1EEs.-str. 4. q. Auef, ot habeock'a q
Grove, DuIaec county. H., hs. recently patented =
concentrated compound for removing spctust-
atoms from steam boiler, By tho nse Of which
t,;c boi}c7 fs purprd ofeesct and o'her impurities
quickly and cuec,ively, without injury to the 1ron
Of producing choEsng OF foatuE. at an animal cost
Of but ahout 70 cents per yeat tor each horse
rt1lly q valuable mAteria1 AZ II also closet all
pritpary ie1karcs. We seIez to the adSctnsement
In auetEer column.
, 1866-03-06

Tor SALE-Just arrived from
il Ohio twenty younc aud valuable hnrses. some OF
which Ars adapted 10 heavy work. There 1re two
pairs os large snd we matched backs. Of une oattd
anc action asn pairs u1 bAJ1 Adapted TO farm or
other EoEt. ard good ifers; with several ne drlE'
Ing single horses Of which nne hsddfe horses.
Wright brothers, noIih end OF State street bridge.
e. EuAMtEAL1S 4; co. OH
, 1866-03-06
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cTRAYED-S1O Reward-Or
stolen ftom fe.fdencs No. Sol hehstan 1sfn1 r.
between 2.th and 18th siI ets ote 1Sas TS
viii be nai1 ior her return or inform11on fnn E'
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, 1866-03-06

Srn1so cox1xG-Tbe winter il nearly orer, the
Ice ID the river is long etnce broken up. and Is now
ias, disappearing. The <nn shines ous 80 warmly
IN lhe aerpoon a. 10 render overcoats unnecessary.
and IT ts possible to do without Them during the
whole day. The workmen are bu.ily employed In
getting Frndy for departure the numerous yc19els
which lie IN 0nt nAtbur, nnd some Of the hare-poed
craa are finding other oWpeye. The scnooncr Ma.
ma ran'' has Just been Eold to the tm OF Taylor,
Brown { Co., of this cdty, for ElB0N, by her Ire
owner and builder, Capt- ". u. Eg1n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-09
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frozen music
How should a poet resent a false charge
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-09

STRONG DRINx.-Experienee has shown
that Total Abstinence Societies and Maine
law, fail in their object Of putting stop to
drunkenness. Mankind will have stimullnts
for the physiological reason that all kind. Of
labor, whether physical or mental, occasion
such q waste Of the tissues Of the body rs to
render stimulants necessary. Among the
frat things which u nation does on emerging
from the lowest depths Of barbarism 10 to
make for itself stimulating beverages. Thus
the Kamschatkan prepares his brandy from q
species Of grass the Tartar his koumiss from
the milk Of his mares; the Arab manufac-
lures an alcoholic liquor from lotus berries
the Afghan another from sleeps milk; the
Russian has his quass; the Japanese his
sacki the aboriginal Mexican his pulque F;
the East Indian his arrack the Siamese his
lau ; and so on up to the whisky, rum, gin,
etc., and the hundreds Of wines made from
the fruit Of the vine. Looking at the matter,
therefore, from q common sense point Of view,
we see how impossible il would be for Us to
abolish the use Of alcoholic liquors. But to
avoid the evils OF intemperance, reformers
are now urging the cultivation Of the grape,
and the general introduction Of light wines.
Il is the use Of vile stuff, instead Of pure
stimulants, which is the main cause Of intern
perance.