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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-17

MAILS.
~ 800 kegs assorted sizes nails, best brands,
at MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TINGLE'S.
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EsTERN RESERVE CHEESE.
w 50 boxes Prime Western Reserve Cheese
for sale.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

II published evcry Friday. It's contents vii b
made up Of all important news Of the ve,k
telegmphic reports. transactions In the Market
Editorials upon subjects Of general interest -
Agricultural Column, special corIrspondeho
from NIL parts Of the STATE. choice literary sht
poetical selections. and . large amount Of care
fully prepared miscellaneous reading suitable 10
all classes Of thr community. In short. To
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 10 be he
beat Family Hurspdpsr ever putlishsd N Nv
State.
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IRA
/ 10 hlf oh. choice G.. P. Tea.
10 do. do. Y. II. do.
Is do medium gradesG G. p. and \. Ii.
10 do Oolongs, for sale.
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TINGLE.
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Farmers, Merchants and Cai.
tie Dealers
The Circulation OF the Reg.
istcr,
THE TRI.WEEKLY

IL published every Tucsday, Thursday and >,
urday aud canI.i.- t--iI.- ~. 1865 a -
preceding issues Of the Daily, many Naluabs
items prepared especially for this publication
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MARSHAL'S SALES.

NTARSHAL'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Nl writ OF sale by the Hon. John Cadwalader JUDGE
OF the District Court the United States and for the
Eastern District OF Pennsylvana TO directed will
be sold at pub c highest aud best bidder for
cash, at the store of POWELL SEIGER q CO., No.
l27 n. FRONT street, on THURSDAY, october T. at
IL O'Clock A, M, two barrels OF Whisky,
Also, at the same time and place, the following
described properly, which will remain the premises
where the several lots now, as follows, viz. -
Edward Harley, No. 1912 Market street. one Copper
Still and Fixtures, one Worm, etc etc,
james Carr Twenty-third ana Walnut strets one Cop
per still etc., and Twenty Ourth and SaRsOm streets,
one Copper etill, etc etc.
Parties wishing purchase examine the property
on the premises above mentioned two days previous to
the sale. ...,
p. @. ELLMAKER,
o. s. Marshal Eastern District Pennsylvania
U. S. Marshal's ONCE, Sept. 10, 1866 9246t
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PARADE. - The Republican Invlncibles
paraded last evening, in full UNIFORM and pro-
ceeded TO Franktord Tor the purpose OF attending
a Republican meeting. There was large crowd
at Seventh and Chestnut streets to witness the
departure OF the Club.
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AT THE NAVY YARD.-The work upon the
new sloop-oi.war Pushn0taha has been sus-
While very H few shipWrahts are engaged upon
the ship-of-war Antietd1n, which is being built
in the large ship house. The OSSipee double
ender) is still under repair and another of
similar build of vessels has been brought up
from her anchorage oil League Island, to nave
a new mament put upon her.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.-The Union
Republican Congressional Convention OF the
First District met last evening, and nominated
Charles Gibbons, Esq,
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THE ALARM OF fire soon after II O'Clock
last night was caused by the burning o. stable
belonging to John McCann, at the corner of
Front and York streets.
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M. &. SADLER, Agent
No. $50 ARCH STREET.

PSI notice much has been said latterly about dry
filing alum etc. have only to say that usually and
generally, LILIES SAFE is free from dampuess,
and does not mould books papers; and will not II
perfectly manufactured and hereafter all LILIES
SAFES III be warranted not to mould
e291w M G. SADLER, Agent.
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CORONER's INQUEsT.-The Coroner held
an inquest yesterday on the body of the infant
child of Elizabeth Martin, who was found dead
in bed at her mothers residence, Front street,
below South. The Jury came to the conclusion
that death resulted rom being accidentally
overaid by the mother
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HIS CoNDITIoN.-oo ohm Grace, seaman, who
was stabbed on Monday a sailor boarding
house in Larkln street, was in an improving
condition last evening. The knife with which
the wound was inflicted was found in we'll
back OF the tavern where Tracy, the alleged
offender was arrested.
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FATAL REsULT.-Lewis Ashton, who was
received into the Hospital ON the 18th OF Sep
tember, with an arm torn of, by having it
caught in the betting OF a factory, died at the
Hospital yesterday.
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FOUND DRowNED.-The Coroner held an
inquest yesterday on the body of lad appa
rently thirteen years old, found drowned in the
Schuylkill at Chestnut street wharf. He was
dressed in a Jacket and pants of light color,
the latter being patched at the knees, and he
had q red shirt on.
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LIFE AND TRUST COMP
J. OF PHILADELPHIA NNA
No. Ill South FOURTH Street

INCORPORATED 81 MOS a. 2Sd 1895
CAPITAL, $50 900, PAID IN ''
Insurance on Lives. by Yearly Premiums. or no & m
or ~ year Premiums, hon-ioreiture " - - iV'
EndoWments, payable at uture age or on nrIrr
decease, by Yearly Premiums or 10 wear PIeminRns ms
both ca ses n on forfeiture. '' A''Hi"H'-
Annultles granted on favorable terms
Term Po iCies Chiliren's Endowments
This Company, while giving insured the secprit,,
of paid up Ca ita, will DIVIDE the entire nrohts
Lie business among Its Policy holders VI '"'
Moneys received at Interest, and paid on demand
authorized by charter to execute Trusts and 70 aetl
Executor OF Aamlnlsrator, Assignee or Guardian an
in other hduciaIy capacities under appointmenf an,
Court Of this Commonwealth or of anv nsrsen % n.
sons, or bodies polite or corporate F Va p0h-
,.,,,,v,r :, ,,,,,,. DIRECTORS. .
S9aA6MU,EL 9a6uU,EEL X ,StIPLEf, RICHARD CADBURY
JGSHE TMiAH hAnhER, HENRY HAINEJ
91OIic 9OoIic a n; ,mO0h1hlS, ~ WISrAR BRO WN
HiNhAhD "OVI - RGFs " N. NJ. e; L0NGSTRETH,
SAMUEL shlF bEail;i, ROWLAND PARRY,
THOMAS WIsTAR, M. D., j. b. TOwNsEsA sASIn5uArV
'A'S "eueS examiner Legal Adviser.
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SUSPENDED FIRE COMPANIES. - The
Committee on Fire and Trusts met last evening,
and had under consideration the action of the
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department in sus.
witnesses were examined IN respect to the South
Penn, Lafayette, and Niagara Hose Companies
and the Good Will Engine and Western Hose
Company. No conclusion was arrived at as
to the two last-named companies, and the Com
mittee agreed to recommend 10 Councils the
suspension for one month, and loss of pay for
the same period, of the South Penn, Lafayette,
and Niagara Hose Companies.
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IN THE FIRE FIFTEEN DAYS!
The Second Time the Same Safe Passes
the Fiery 0rdeal---A Test no Sheet
Iron Safe Can Endure.
CERTIFICATE OF JUDGE FOX.

go, M, PORTLAND July 90, 1856.
GentIemen We had a No. Z LILIES PATENT
CHILLED AND WRoDGHI-IRoN SAFE in our office
A. 1866 The sa was in he second story the building
oT Is days When digging it out YESTERDAY afternoon
we found the bricks surrounding II too hold n the
books and papers in good state OF preservation This
sale prObab had as any in The Are as
s@sST soST q no GNBR RSsdFs had their
This is the sEG9hD LmE THIS AFE HAS BEEN
TESTE-D b FIRE as IL was IN the store of g. RtHar
s whom burned in February 1861 at which time
Our confidence in the re-proor qualities OF LILIES
SAILS IS increased by nnpara eled tests and We have
EDWARD q FRED FOX.
No of Lilies make was destroyed in this fire or
aeo preserve the contents which fully endorses the
high reputation OF these Safes being the reliable
fire proof protection made.
The following importcnt facts thoroughly de-
moustrated in the above certificates -
FIRST That Lilues stands the second fire as well
as the first and both Safe and contents st fit for use
while other Safes 1orhess alter the first fire, and il
the fire severe books and papers have to be copied,
preserved at all, andvery frequently lost
Second, That Lilies Safes honestly drill-prooi
perfectly wedge proof p0odeTprOOf end in every
of The word JTgiarl roof and as further evidence
assert that there has been this time, of Lii
lies Bank Safes robbed hat IS Safes two inches thick)
word to the public and 10 my old friends and pa
rens IN motto is, "a nimbIe sxpenee rather than
slow shilling" have taken roomY, convenient
cheap store for five years, Arch street, instead Of
dear one Chesnut Ay carriage is done with one
horse instead OF three horses economy and small pro
ats is my motto The Safe Works are now removed
nom Troy and In successful operation Philadel-
nhia in this State and rust hereafter to be able to
furnish my patrons, cheaply and promptly, with the
best Safes Vaults Locks, etc. in the United States OF
anyE ther country
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PHGlNyITXS INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHI,

Il LADELPHIA. Va hI-
INCORPORATED lsO4-CHARTER PERPETUAL
no, "a 5zt " va ALNUT street opposite the Exchange
this Company insures nom loss damas hy FIRE SE o
liberal erms on buildings, chandise mr1itIra E On
deposit OF premium ~ N~A"hes Dy
The Company kas been IN &C i've oneratiout g. -
than SIXTY YEA RS, during which All IaSsSs ha nore
promptly adjusted and paid. ' fe'e 0se1
John L. Hodge, Iavra,ca -,
NJ. b. Mahoney, DAVID Iey1iS WIS Jr"
John 7. lewis, Renisy,tr'' ~ a.,
william s. Grant TThoneas ~ lung
Robert w. Leaning, a n IIcII. ~ Io"eta,
ID. CLARK wharton FdnncnS He enIlH
samue Wilcox, Ionis n STnnstinoh'
JOHN r WIJGE WIJGEWpTT.S ~ :. MOTIFS Otis
SAMUEL WILCOX, Secretary ~nln' rres'oent
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T IhE HND bUhGLAh FhOOf oArE &c
/ L l. L I E'S
CHILLED IRON SAFES
by Their Works Shall Ye Know Them
CERTIFICATES

CmCAGo, April p, 1855
4tssrs. AVrrdyS WiRne:-
Gen'lemen;-on Thursday night, the 29th day OF
March, gang OF burglars visited mandatory,
which is situated in unfrequented place, near the
lake. and mace desperate attempt to open the Lilies
safe you recently sold which however, resi- ted all
their efforts The safe bore heavy sedging but
without any effect upon he chilled iron door rhe dial
OF the lock entirely destroyed and will require to
be replaced by a new one. Their most determined
efforts seemed to be in the OF carefully prepared thin
tee wedges twenty of which were driven around the
edge OF the door but did disturb the astenngs Of the
safe in the least. Although we BOUGHT this one OF
your common Mercantile Safes we regard this
test sufficient to prove 1t equal any Burglar that
cen be made, and worthy to be connded in under any
circumstances.
Yours respectfully etc.,
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CITY ORDINANCES.

DESoL UTION
IO 10 Authorize Certain Transfers in he Annual
Appropriation TO the Controllers OF Public schools.
Resolved, BY the select and Common Councils OF
the City Of Philadelphia That the CITY Controller
Je and he is hereby authorized to make the iolOWlng
transfers in the annual appropriation to the Con.
troleTs of Public Scb oos Tor the year 1866 made 0y
Ordinance approved the 9Oth day of Januarj, 1866,
The unexpended balance of Item 259 (for altera-
tons OF Miiin school Twelfth Sechonl, and hty-
Scnoolb to Item 1O9 Uor furniture, twelfth Sectlonl
and also from sald Item o. 260 ninety five dollars TO
Item 105 repairs, Twelfth SocIonl
From Item 1S3 teachers salaries, Twenty-second
SectOnl one hundred and sixteen dollars and
sXty-six cents TO Item 1856 (repairs Twenty-,econd
Sect on the same TO be applied to repairs at oIhey
FROM IL m 282 Especial appropriation for furnaces
one hundred and fifty dollars TO lem ID tor print.
ing and incidentals IN Girls' High and Normal
School)
From Item 2I9 Especial appropriation tor iurnaces
one hundred and twenty-five dollars to Item 81 ire
pairs in Sixth Section.l
From Item 60 FURNITURE, Seventh Sectionl, Two
hundred dollars, and rom Item 66 (stoyes, Seventh
Sectlonl fifty dollars, ana from Item 20 ineiden-
tasl fifty dollars TO Item 60 repairs, Seventh Sec
toni,
From Item s5 (iurnitu1e Ninth Sectionl two
hundred dollars to Item 50 ttoves IN the same sec
i1on).
From Item 27l Especial appropriation for inside
Celarway T. rice school House) eghty-thTee dot 0rs
and sixty yseven cents TO item furnaces aud
stoves, Nine eenth SectiOn).
From Item 1S6 furnaces and stoves Twenty.
second Sectionl, one hundred dollars 70 Item lSh
treparsl and from Item 100 tincidenialsl thirty
three dollars and thirtY.thr cents TO Item 1El
lrent) IN the same section ..
From Item 295, for fuel general expenses) three
thousand dollars to Item 299 (ior furniture and rent
OF additional buLdlugsl, and a'so from said Item
No. 296 three hundred dollars to Item 308 (gas and
Incidentally and also from said Item No, 2q6 tour
hundred dollars 10 Item 307 (carriage hIre ana a,c
from SAID Item No 2s5 six hundred do lars to Item
500 advertlsng)
WILLIAM :. SrOKLEY,
President OF Common Council.
Attest
hoBERT BETHEL,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council,
Approved this twenty second day of September
Ammo Domlnl one thousand eight hundred ant
slxty-siX "A. ID. 1861
MORTON McMICHAEL,
926 1t Mayor of philadelphia,
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FRED. SEHRING.
Treasurer OF VIII county, Ill.
ANOTHER FRUITLESS ATTEMPT TO ROB ONE
OF LILIES BANK SAFES.

scHuYLERvILLE, N. Y, March 80, 1866. {
desperate at empt was made to rob this Bank on
are as SG n HSs s entered the
bank by pryng open a window; they then tried the
sxplSdlng what powder they could get IN but doing no
into the vault by digging 6rouEh % SeSyy wa al Hes
they found loemAn worthy OF their sieaL-one your
the Knob q the door and tried in vain to drive in he
spindle they then broke of the handle and dial OF the
piece but tailed SO in this They then tried with
resisted ali their enorts. ~ evidently worked isth
an ve aoe e heH IN S Wse eSR SHsR to leave the village
We have received the safe You sent us, and conf
% 'D''''' G, F. WATSON, Cashier
TRIAL OF A SAFE IN THE OFFICE OF C.
cGIoHso, september Is, 1866
tepSTs one Of your Safes severely tested a, BY
aedges and c6ises, but the contents were undisurbei
and the late apparently but little damaged Please
Of S for at 50
another mqke nO and
'''' isSpsSi FSrcSasins Agent c C. B s. and ldSh q RR
:. SAN FRANCISCO, April 10, 1896.
Russell ET'0in, Manufacturers agents for Llll,es
Gent emcn:-Ihe safe referred to in our letter OF
from fire, was again subjected to very severe tsst
the Ie Si Sst SnfGy T @ o. the most
from the ruins on Monday. and opening all the
DOCKS anu papers were perfect not
sign of fire being visible inside the safe this
being the third time the safe has preserved its contents
within the past five months. - -.
j. b HOLMES 65 CO.
GRIN end Produce Dealers.
SAFE TWICE TESTED BY FIRE,
WEST TROY October 5, 1865.
This is to certify that at the fire which took place
here september s. 1861 the Lilies Patent Safe which
had IN my office, and which lay in mass OF burning
Soa a t6e brass % entirely off, r
the safe in condition except repanting-ft for imme
diate
This safe passed through the great fire in Troy in
May, 1862, and then preserved its contents entire
GEORGE +. MARK,
Superinten dent w Troy Ferry Company.
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never had been and never would be competent
to exercise the elective franchise.
While the meeting was In progress, tue mem,
bers of the keystone Club entered the nail, ana
temaintd until the proceedings were over.
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'NNlulAJ NANs'
DEGoLYER 81 BRO.
AN ATTACK on THE SAFE OF THE TREASURER
or WILL COUNTY, l. L.
COUNTY TREAsURERs OFFICE

COUNTY TREAsURERs 0FFICE,l
JOLIET, April 1866 !
~ ssrS NWrdyS WnRe, Agents for Litiie's ISdtes:--
Gentlemen my Office was entered on Monday night
by some daring burglars, who lOrcb opened coulter
Office door. have in use large Lilies Patent Fire
and Burglar Proo Sale, which the audacious vi ANS
made desperate attempt to open, using all the form da
Dle tools OF od hands at the business heavy sedge
and some bars taken IRON backsmith's shop In the
neghboThood had been used with mu ch vigOr. A num-
her OF their steel wedges were driven around and be-
tween the doors without effect Efforts to Gr the
entirely futile In several places the point OF the
dr had made marks only TO sho that the chilled iro
was perfectly impenetrabe. send you the one door
Tor repairs. Yours, etc..
FRED. SEHRING.
Treasurer Of
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A LII PERSONS WHO DO NOT ENJOY
90 theb e5sng Of good health can obtain lief by
Knkelin treats all disea es. prepae and administers
his own medicines. They pure, safe, aud Iell9oe
lie invites al personS suffering nom disease 10 ch on
him. Consultation free during the day. and onces
THIRD and UNION Streets, between Spruce and Pine
streets. Aom
OIO SOUTH STREET, NJ. D'ANCoNA
Ct 9 pays the highest price for LadieSf and
Fourth 66m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-28

hAS BEEN PROMOUNUgD ~ TINE MIDI
II cal Fsssity - 10 Psblic 10 b. the most
wonderful remedy ~ Ne psrnAnsat care 81 ~
Diseases Of the HTOMACn, LIVER, KIDNEYS
and plAppan that has ever been offered.
u % not AnlxnAAL wASna. IL % rom cxpeStence.
thstc0Resfsustoa wAfss hes emanatcd and we
nOwsay ~ NO man Acubt, when single bottle
medical talent In this eountsy he's failed " relieve
ArensAy pssssesise We virtsss n Coustitssion
waaer easnosbs slasssa under ''auack" peepers-
practitioners in this city. It's only second Glass
physicians thstcfy down popular remedies, while
complish cure aad the ssccess q the physicians
increases = his kAowledve Of different remedies
enable him 70 produce cure. while others tsil IN
The attempt. Seisase b satisfied with ths truth.
0ivs Constitution " sAsf . fair trial--we mean
yea Who Gro uadsR s0me aPsesalsefs care from
ysar = yeas and ~ partiealarly allsde 70 ladise
Who are constantly resorting u locei trssesssaf.
and ali sorts Of local applications for diseases.
with 40 much chance Of suepess - there would be.
from local applications TO the throat for diseases
Of brain. We have been careful TO use language
In oar eireulas that coald act shock the most DEL
isa1e organiss1ios, but ~ receive - many com
muaicaiiens ffon peEsens for which Constellation
wss.s = sAasssd. snd q who's disssss - -. e
lion hs bsea mads, that ~ have come 70 the
conclusion thst II The remedy i capable q pro
ducing ! cure, no matter whel ths 1isease may b,
Il ahoSDd b 4adc known. The medicine ID pat
y fsr The public, ard there shosld Be no cxcep-
tiess W ~, Ceustteutios Wseerts not like .
gilasa piil, msds - sst ths eye cad tasts II 10
nseisse. l. every ss.ss Of the tssn /; placed y
takes aecosdins y the dirsetions il vii! in every
he drectons In regard 70 diet ETC., relate only Il
he disease under which they occur.
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% disease Of the stomach md liver, acting
through the kidaeys. md is, without doubt. the
nOst obstinate disease, except c0nsumpsion, that
a1ects The human couslitution. We have no space
for discussing easses, but will state that the e.
feet Of the dsease 10 the conversion Of the starchy
principle Tor vegetable portion Of the food into
sugar which stiadlstes The kidneys 70 On e1ces-
sivs sscrssioa Of water. Many parsons SETTER irom
this disease whs ore gnorant Of Il; that 10, they
pass large quantities during the day, and are
obliged @ get up from one % att:s: e twenty ss
uuti their alteration g called tothe large discharge
Of water, and oisen when IL 10 70 far advanced q
y Be beyond the control 81 csdinsry remedtec.
Another symptom u the sxtssme thirst, which
when the diseased 10 fully established y intolsra-
ble-sAe pdtiest drSRks a1asesnsly sitAoas beis1
sasisfsd also drysess o. the mouth. cracking 9!
the lips, . sweet bssash. 10 the more advanced
casss, asd finally loss sfaPpseite. snac.asson' snd
Cosssisusiox WAfsa 10 without doubt, the only
known remedy for disbeess, and we have % mach
eos6dence thst II 10 specific - ws have that Cpl.
an win prcduce sleep. end tsuthfally ny that Il
has cured everv eaeein which u hes becn used.
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lUDLAM. HALE 4 CO.
Room No. !. Jsssss Bloch, r. 0. Drawer 44O
MILWAUKEE,.
TICKETS FOR SALE
AZ plummer's Book Store,
NavenPort.
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10. 900
HAkUADLE GlFrS
VA h rsssss.ss 70 siet.. holder.
ivory fssrsh Ticket Dravp 4 Prize.
TICKET ONE DOn.n.AR.
CAfALO0UE0r GlrTs

fhe peeepsns0ent VI this emf rr,isr ~ besn
made imperMlve IRON several causes, the most
prominent Of wntcn = that, owing 10 the uagni-
tude o. the uudefsokink and the short time a.
10 q, 900 tickets % haad, Or in The hands Of our
Agents. which have not been disposed Of. The
enterpfise has involved an amount ar lshor ma
expense. which none but these similarly ensared
80 coupssAsad. Over tssso haze bees Il.
pended ~ The prsprietors in pripting, sdvsr-
tising. iiceneee rents, Office help. asd incidental
have IL the expsfimsnt Of distributing nearly
Ore Hundred fhousand Dollars smsnr thoce
whe parchaoe tickets for the Concert. Dur =.
tsrpsise Aas ~ viii unparalleled success. r.
outstripping ~ eauilar inn ever before
inasgnrsted 10 The Northwest Ysi, with this
large nunoef Of hceets in the hants OF Agents
seG1sseed al through The States q Wisconsin.
Miaessota md Iowa the proprieS,rs would y
much dislike 70 hold this number Il tickets M
come in = co0potitors for the Gtts 10 Be dis.
tsibuted, % would those who hate purchased
Shsif tiekste.
Il = desirable slss every ,ick.. asuld Be slos.
= ent estees - Ceassrt, thss goarantesing 70
thoes Who have % freely aud lasi1Aly embarked
b he estefprfss With us fair "a hoporeble
As1)oag. - ~ ed that no possibh blams ean b
al4ochea - the peopssetOrs. Taiaplav ind Jus
tise 70 Ticket Helasfs i our ain. nd we afe de-
termined 70 20 conduct this enterprise that We
may eeme y the thousands Of eding men and
WOnen throughout these StaAes IT, second time
md secetve their patronage in . similar but
mees magaieeent enterprise.
We have sesn requested by aevcrA Of our
Agents 70 postpone our Concert Until after har.
vest, assuring NJ that thou ands would then
paseAase siceets Who are unable u do % q pres.
sat.. The wish 70 give al ~ opportunity 70
sveal Themselves q The benefits presented IN our
enterprise. he's been smother Indictment 70 make
the nOat DOnemeDt The 1aroe fss>d uh;rh h..