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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

OAYTON WOULEN Mill
Great Reduction in Prices

T,yine disposal of our E.h r-i,eI Wool, VIC nov
sclil. car V oaien talrtI al DIS aH. ot aloLt tw enty
nor cent ard -rze picts'.-. u. We uu- numerous
iatrl tfa lct ~ have - .1 tie reduction Il
~ 1LLr Il l.lI.L.s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-08-18

JULIA B.. CAS- 4....r F-. ..'~ir,
NJ last ,oiI r7l ie-'5 Y .., J ttv-rL. l- sI.,l
jul lI-,.. l s..-.. ...
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-15
KENOsHA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, MARCH 15 1866 i:

widow Scofield's yard. He needed to ask
no questions. He saw the coffin, with its
wreaths of snowy chrysanthemums-the
widow in her deep mourning and he knew
all. His face grew CHASTITY If ever saw
a man look as if sin had found him out he
looked so, in the few minutes through which
he waited for the funeral to pass by.
| left Greendale soon after, and | have
never seen again the little village shut in
among the Vermont hills, or heard of the
good or ill fortune which pnrsues that man
But doubt if the old self content is in his
manner now-if sometimes he does not con
trsst Mrs Hettys loud aggressive ways
With that dead girls gentleness-if his life
has punished him as she, poor, loving child
would have been the last to desire If men
are ever haunted-as by memory surely
believe they are-he must see, sometimes,
that white frail face against the pane which
looked its asst at him the day he carried
by his bride,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-15
NJ 10 E.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the notes ofthe
IL Kenosha County Bank OF Renosha must be pre-
scented at the Bank Oomptroller's Once at Madison,
for payment within three ~ years from the date OF
this notice, or the funds deposited with the Bank
oller for the redemption Of the same, VIII be
surrendered to the said Bank.
GEO. r. HARDING, Pres't.
]. N. PURPLE, Cashier.
Kenosha Sept &c, 1855. 2y19vol26.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-15
Gen. Grant ASSailed.

Gen. Grant is no longer caressed by the
Democratic newspapers. Since the issue
OF his order relative to disloyal presses, they
are almost unanimous in denouncing bin
charging him, in the language of the Roch-
ester Union, with seeking to convert him
self into Napoleon, and exercise despotic
powers. The copperheads have discovered
that they cannot use the iron wiled soldier
and patriot.
The Cincinnati Enquirer attacks the Gen
eral violently for his views on the recon
struction question. After rehearsing the
fact that Grant has declared his belief that
there were only about six loyal representa-
tives elected from the South, including Ten
nesseans, and his remark that it is not yet
time to withdraw the troops from the South,
| it exclaims
ellis Shoulder strap ExcelIency, the Lieu
tenant General is very graciously willing
that all loyal men in the South shall vote
and If they elect loyal men to Congress, al
right; he would admit them He is to b,
he Judge Of the lOyoLty Consequently, nc
olse is to be admitted who does not pass his
(Grant's) inspection of loyalty. How libe
raj is this Loyalty to be the test, anC
Grant to define what loyalty is This il
the Lieutenant Generals idea of republi
can government. We might as well hav,
Dictator at once, and may we'll exclaim
Upon what meat has this our Caesar fed
that he has grown so great /?
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-15
$3.50 PER sANNUM In ADVANCE
NUMBER Al.
PosrERsAND aANpBILLs

az For Programmes and Bills requiring unusual
amount decomposition for bordering and
work, reasonable charges will be made '''
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-15

Eg- The New York Sunday Herald enters
into an elaborate computation of the statis-
tics of the ball season, which has given six
hundred events of the kind in the metropo-
lis with total attendance Of 400, 900 peo-
pie, and the following summary Of expen-
ses
Two hundred thousand ball tickets aver
aging 81 rs, $780, 600; storage of over
coats, ETC., averaging 40 cent, $8o,Ono
three hundred and sixty thousand suppers,
averaging IS cents, $270,000 hack fare,
$500, 900 dresses, ladies', $4,000. 900
gloves, etc, gentlemen's, $500, 00O Total,
Sc, 500, 900. In this estimate the hire dresses
for masked balls is not included, which,
added, will bring the sum pretty near 81.
100000.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-15

Sad and lonely seems the woodland,
When the little birds have fed,
Yet much saddsr seems the household
When the little lambs are dead.
How we miss the lively prattle
Ofthe tongue that's silent now;
How we miss the patter, patter
Those little feet made here, too.
Oh, what throbs of silent anguish, S.
As we view the empty chair;
When we gather round the table,
There's place left vacant there.
Fold the little garments neatly,
Lay them in the bureau drawer;
Gather up the playthings also,
he once scattered DER the floor.
Precious relics these, to parents,
Viewed with tender thoughts and dear,
Relics we wish not to part with,
Though each sightmay cost tear.
But hush! bark l. the angel voices,
Seem now speaking, over head;
And among them, little Ellis,
Saying, mourn me not as dead
Brighter scenes I'm now enjoying,
Than earth's pilgrims ever see;
With our Saviour I'm rejoicing,
Come pa, come ma, come to me.
. '.t.+a MARIA.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-15

TUE STATE BANKs.-The monthly report
of the Bank Comptroller shows that the cir
culation of the State Banks have been de-
creased during the last month $22, 523.-
Tue whole amount of circu lation now out
standing is 1885, TAP, which is amply Sc
cured by Wisconsin and q. S. Is, treasury
notes and coin.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-15

For the Kenosha Telegraph.
inscribed to Mr. and Ms. Alonzo Mclaughlin, on
the death of their only child who died of Dipthera
March End 1866
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-15

TELEGRAPH CONSULTATION The basis on
which the Western Union and United States
Telegraph Companies have consolidated, is
as follows: l81s
That the Western Union Company should
take perpetual lease of the United States
lines and operate the same, for which they
should pay certain proportion of the net
earnings to the stockholders of the latter
the stockholders of the United States line
to be allowed to convert their stock into
that of the Western Union upon terms
agreed upon.
When the Western Union Company were
obtaining subscriptions to their stock, it
was alleged that the absorption game would
be played, but it was denied 1t has been,
nevertheless, and the public is at the mercy
of huge monopoly.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-15
SINGERIS SEWING MACHINE.

. Mrs, A. BARTLETT Agent for the Singer Sewing
Machine having had two years experience in It's use
feels confident recommending it to the public as
one of the best Machines in use Residence, Kenoshs
Street, doors South of the Park
From the Utica Daily Observer, Sept. 18th.
FIRST PREMIUM.-By reference to the list which
we publish elsewhere it will be seen that the Singer
Sewing Machines (both family and manufacturing
carry off the first premiums from the State FAR
which closes to-day. 1t is worthy Of remark tnat
these machines are rarely seen at fairs and the
Singer Co. have entered into the general scram-
BILE for premiums which has characterized the past
few years The agent in this city saw MT however
to come out on this occasion in force and notwith
standing the competition was sharp-the wheeler
wilson Grover Baker, &C. &C., joining in the con-
estit plain to be seen, when the practcal tests
~ tbe SSiinoa1 m achines 6m2o
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-15
PALMELLA.

n NOOh'S 4 ALlML ALA9
" An elegant Cosmetic for the Hair-the neatest
and best Hair Dressing known. 1t gradually restores
gray Hair to its original color.
Just received at the UNION DRUG STORE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
Aleoiral.

COMPOUND CHARCOAL BISCUIT FOX Dlo-
PFPsIA-An excellent remedy Constipation Heartburn
AGILITY odd other Of Indie son hoit nuhtou, w ~
table Sold by Druggists generally. Pr'pTsd eng Wy T q
gfllNS Chemist Philadelphia Sold By D. bAhNS ~ w.
" WOOTrkN Asrnt. No. ~ Warren 1T. New iorh
DAN on THE BREAST, uneasness experienced
n m. Throat CIs ing o h- Breast al manner Of paA
a. bodv resuns @ Colds relieved or the money
r,1nded No medicine Ulster but an n
comfortable and p and will heinr Sitnou 80
expense In III 90 snyl where perfect cae o
Interested requested the are' ano 80 '
VII be refunded lncloss & T. aud address ~, a.
~ CAlnsauqua. LehiEh Co.. Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

OyycE CINCINNATI DAIToS AND EATIHs
RAILROAD CoEPANr s1SDusKI, o., Dec l. 100.
CEALED PROPOSALS for executing the gradua-
- ton brdEg and and for tie supply OF materials upon
that part Of the Cincinnati Dayton and Eastern baosd between
tbs Junction Dayton lbeine Tor distance Of
shout m will Be reosivsd h once until the 10th day o.
January. 1897.
Plans pfoes snd schedules Of worn be and
blank bids obtained. by Supplying & this Office. -
Aypropoa be directed CheEnsueer or the e. H.
and r. Company. ,,
No BIDS Will received stsr Jan 10 M and viii he
opened until that tins RU3h r. SLOANE, frtaeeut
H. " kAtHAE- 5seyss4J
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marblnerp.

nor SALE-A Portable Steam Engine, ~ horse
power made BY Hubbard Whaasr. and never used Also
st oi drilling tool, complete Apply to s. Cohb. No WINE
a.. New orA. -------
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. aud
\ CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
The best and mos, compete In U.S.
ry- Circulars appics.iou ..
~ UREA. Y.
luD No. Is MAlDEs LANE, HHvroAk
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Proposals.
OYroG ov,ssisTAST CoMrsslRr GENERAL D. sunssTEscs

OYyos oyrAsssrANT ConnssaKr- GEsERAL sunsrEscE
No Z STATE NV YoHK, Drenb~r . 1860
RAfY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALSGn
N dupeats vii BE- received by ths uuaefied until oeeek
Staten S. SH Army sbssTEScE sr0Es Ss~Yoi
OF 500 bsrrsis PoRK-MEss OR PRIME MEss-of the
uhoopcd barrels with two iron hoop Meai 70
tres rust foil weight and Thoroughly taisd idi,
will when their pork psoed aud the brands also e ana
Tie porE received such inspection yards shall be agreed
SO 900 pound. prime NEW WHITE BEANS. well seasoned
and d,o bepeksd in good bright well cooPgred Hour barrels 10
5000 GALLONS Of tho best quality q PURE VINEGAR made
bst.nre, and Of uniform srengih WHISKY ynegsr taking
thyvc be4rb0nate Of potash 70 neulv one ounceIoy
~ 6fb.rrels OF capacity this otce Eah
proposal distinctly the kind aud quality Of Vinegar offered
TbS ,sy,, are required f1r imaesat Srlirsry
Of the and vinegar must be delivered with The pro
posals. and referred 70 therein ..-,,. -
posi proposals must BE- specific IN complying pTee'e with
al Esb bid to haye eoniidsaoI must contain toe
unaersned hereby GUARANTEES that should al pert
Of the I'd It shall be duly nsd according ioits
40 he .pnnnt value OF proposed DO
farnished. .hsllbe eIecuted q required.
vel a, The with shipping be hereafter de
gnstsd plainly marked every package All other old
6,ts. by professional packers or inspectors other
thar parry Hhng s pgoroa viii be required i9r The meet
certifying the part Of ,h seller Their present qusy and condition
and the iuuediai.y Preef dng lh'p otloh .,- -.
The will slso be eInned and passed by parties nom
mi. ofbcs on he paft.of the United States
and vinegar vi be inspected the date OF daTey aa
the retained samples by Inspector appointed BY ms
ohics, whose certificate viii be- required
pgumes e afe currency 7iraS ~ funds
are received Tor the purpose
limited States until required for shipment
aaE Tor Prop,saIs t'bs gurIsst oes pAieh -uH BE-
coe4 assops addrssd the undsrgHsd ans tsaor'ed
Bvt. Brig .Oen1 and A. &. @. s
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and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.


COMMEHCiH0 DLt. 10. l-gs
P,...nr. Station Newton, fFsItv'-Tsnh'l ana
FogrhGTs Entfsnoe o. IssHiy ssTsu'h-t-
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YoKA.
For Haven 100 800 tfHi lls'A m MA ihAJ ~"
EI..l a. 40 and 400 tEI,lp 49, o. q, "a
Dor Bridgeport 100 GOl ltEJ u.D o. n Al9 lEi7l IVA
OK as 80 AMI sNo trI-lp
For Milford, 100. o. - -, p "a
for Fairfield Southport Aud " espofs ~ 'N~ n 80 -
ForsSor-st 200 600 p1l 900 m, Al.. tEErj AGO.
tEI..l %, 40 sJD ~. I'LL. ~ o., a.. 90
For Dsnen. zoo. 900 liz a m iats. 80 ~ p T..
FOR Greenwich. TO0 80 I'D ? D. Jta 40 30 ~ Do
Eor STANFORD 500 tErD aOo il10 H. lAla lkHil 4l3
400 III } Q g. % 30. 90 300 ltr.I p o. , O. . ..
Fo Port chester saons fD' ~ I4A A.
as 345 ~. 40. 90. TO- , %. ~.
u.3o ,. b. .-...,,., ~, ,,s.
For Boston. vie Springfield 800 tErl dp ttri fW o NJ
Boston. va5shors Line i2ls lEr-l 80, o. M 80 80,
For Hartford and Springfield BO0 IA tLl la ''' 'LiI
Fo Connecticut River Ralroai tEIl 9i5 ioMos
For hartford Prsvdsaoo Fhtn Railroad 900. lEI,I m
Jo New Haven London and s,ouiasoa RalIosa so'
Fot Csn,i Railroad MISE m. 10 Northampton
Fo Hoosstonc Railroad. 8 a m, @. o..
For Railroad. bAIt ul. JOJ o. N
For D.nburr and horHas Ksirosd, Z, a. NJ sd o. N
Comuodous bisspns Cars atacnod 70 bv9 p M IA ,y-
JAMES u. HOYT. ssot
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-Irains leave foot OF
~ Coursndt-st for rmLADLFmA ~ and TO u " N D.
and ~ BALrlHORE and WAsHSGToN ~ and ~ a. w.
pm, and y midnight
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6ituations manieo-5emalrs.

A SITUATION WANTED as WAITRESS, II q
~ prvss family hs best Of city reference Has no OBJ
lection 10 going 70 Brookyn. be for two days 81 No %
West Forty nin,h-st
IN EDUCATED and accomplished Lady, Of pleas
"a art ana social deposition would Ike to-tsEe charge Of
WIDOWER'S HOUSEHOLD remuneration, only pleasant
tho bes Of rersnoes address Mra DE tOhEsI station y
A NITNRFR of we'll recommended German Girls
~ want SITUATIONS do general HOUSE WORK &c, a. Mrs
LOVES German Insute no II Stanton 81 near TIE bowey
A Ii Respectable Families, Boarding Houses, and
~ goti -. be- ,upusd with good SERVANTS from oil nations
Prot.nt and CATHOLIC 1t Mira YORKSTONS OFFICE, No. u
Fourth-sve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
fsttures ano Aleeiinsa

FAyARGER's READING OF
n VICTOR HUGOs,
LES TRAVAILLEURS De Ia MER"
...,on,a until MONDAY EVENING Dec. IT, a. oelOsH
~ cb.pe OF No sniyersty The q shses ie.sea
- P,.nrb pronunciation IL ao posIoned unm "EUNEsDN
ATTER NOON. Mt y o|clock
sss Instruction
TIME HON. CARLISLE z. JOHNSON, wb1, on
ansu 1852 urged upon Presdsn the policy gomez
I adsisd resulted tie eysIth5eS q hs AsSeien v
frcTfTRE IN Brooklyn AhsnEun MONDAY EVENING, Dec,
m a. ocok Doors a. Subject 'The Philosophy 81
poli including Sta Origin sha moral and religious character
;ls so Fo the book music and dfus
ecss in brooklyn ard the door The svesin Of The lecture
VETERANS of the WAR of 1872 will meet Al
No City Halpsoe door from Chan oe It, third scor,
an TUESDAY Dec H. 1856 o'clock pre- .sy on impOrsnI
bs.ns atiye bill before Copgiq FOR pension The
viii also sttsnd the rhoss
WHO esnnOt attend the sbovnsncd nr plssss cal any
.accedIne O'Clock and We ans SERVED anl
Of The STATE. tho lsl2 u on ssA land invited
atend. ~. RAYMOND bns oee-
J. NJ Pauu Adj "a DAILY Col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
Gas fittins.
Alarble AlanteIs..


MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior in
WI appeases more half the Of mErbs T. B.
HENARr. No. sos siItbsve.bet 1sth 4 9sth.sts
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place In the city
FA purchase MARBLE MANTELS Of tho latest dssgna
bss prices a A. KLABER MARBLE WOrks Ne 100 East 18th
~. Asvs. ny has.sh shs oouQI Cat IBIS cut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
I'm cnIrECTS.-PLANS MD SPECFlCA.

oil nnn REWARD. The above reward VIII
~ ,VOO be paid for the apprehension ard rs'a'9 s o.
MARI 5HlNBURN 10 the ~ II. stae Prison ~9S es ~
80 uron the evening" Of D,crnbsr 1906 Said Shinpurn ~
has u round sce .lbout ieet inches Aha @
b pound, The foreiuErT nail Of h len hand Wa 'P W
by sui,s on the day OF his escape. :. o., o.. NJ.
JOSEPH MAYO Warden Of the " IL State fn'oh
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professional Holitcs

professional Notices
n ID. THOMPSON, NJ. D., HYGIENE Physician,
~. swedish movements Nol 40 West si1tsenifsi ~ l.
lew Invalid, can pleasant home, with tku phystn' aud
favorable surrounding or restoring % health Hygrne boadius
PUFUS KING,
III Recorder u Elmirt,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR A1-LAW,
No lJ7 Watrr.st Elmira. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
90 Uhom II nan Concern.


AL PERSONS are forbid buying or negotiating
~ Certificate ~ l. IS FIRST NATIONAL BANh
Rome tho hATg beeu mailed Now ~ ana 40
striotcd thrrriom.
Nsw-York. Dec 6 la@
DUBIICATION.-The Royal Court Of Justice at
Il Koeuigbess Prussia iuoru,sherewiih ABRAHAM EoEk
M her sst Of December s59 aud published on tue
2ld u 1904 the Neutrality-suspicious. tanne sgo ootn LIP
mann zs constituted coheir orr ls inheritance deieh
m at he FOND on n the space 81 Two year, amer
AZ publication BIZ brothers Joseph sud Peano may take BIZ part ana
5de between Kosug berg PE Oct H. 1900 Royal
Court Of Justice H. Dy.on.
TINO ARCHITECTS.-PLAN AND SPECIfICA-
4 TIONs FOR NEW BUILDINGS FOR TIE WAR DEPART
MINT AT WASHINGTON ID. CAruhit-cis Invited opepafs
.ns and spehcaous and estimates OF cost for new hiepop9ld
NunrraItmeut TIE cite nov occupied oy the AZ
and adsca4t ground m Warrington D. q
should have superficial a. large a. the
81, will idmit u Phoioaph = site and al other INFO ms
compete woT application personally OF BY letter. TO the
premium Of $500 for Of s2Ooo Tor the second and o.
third acceptable snd spcchcaion fseel'sa
wi awarded upon the applova ~ lbs Hoo SECRETARY OF Ms
The Borrd with the duty Of selecting ste u
specifications Tor 'un bdng o the wa -"
parmsut under Of Congress approved July 70 l0o
aud specifications be sent 10 the once % pis
oou- T. J.Iredwr Recorder Of the board
Office Winders Bulldog Wassingoa, d. c. on or po0fe 'o 80
dayo Of February, 1871.
M board reject all plans SUBMIT
ted deemed suitable f5r The purpose as wen $50
tai any ali ofssuoh plans. .,, n,,,rrr
- Breyo, Lisut Col, u = A. Recorder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

'VNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAMSHIP
i AMERICA J. C. Meyer master carrying the United States
. III sau rem zoos Of Thndst hsestsn.
On SATURDAY, Dee Is,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taking passenFsn 70
LONDON HAYRT sOtTHA nProN AND BREMEN
follow ing gold or it, equivalent in
Forth 6rs cabin e05 second cabin 30 - esra<s 81 50
10 Be followed The steamship DbUIsOhLAnD' h. "es,
ussef Dec. TO-
tV S'-'' W. QELRIcHs 4 os q. q Rrs.lA
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Amnsemen1s.
NETWORK THEATER.


The managsment regret exceedingly that MPEhAIlFb -
0AGEh a rs made weeks rnder OBJ gatory lne VIZ
drawa aFTWO NIGHTS MORE Of Ausastin Days picturesque
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

i ONG ISLAND lRAILROAD.-N inter arrange
L. Eoyenb.r lse6-Lesvs' James alp hcr-f ft a.
Ore~HDor and stations l g. NJ fr -vo'
way stations RIVER sd -rpfrs sni q M iof
syossst snd salons3 frmiudas sul "a1 '.itoa'
ana on Saturday nirhts fof Norh l'iD
hJORRIS.and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
vi Of BsresyiOn and ,ne Nov 70 hoins m.i i'iin'
for Fsson snd Intermediate stations Will iesv- al
EIpfs, wei Of hLhun A g. 100 rn t9frs
a. -tNufh Assnffrf ~lt~fintrfi-n-
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WORCESTER PALMER FITCHBURG, NASHUA, LOWELL
CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stsnch steamers Of toe Norwich Inc, -
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY OF hEW-fOKkl
le.v, Nav. York (Sundlya eTceped a. o'clock rom
Pier No. ~ North River, foot Of FeBtry-st,
FOR EEM-LOEDON,
Their, soun.ctnr Train from The abov.
points via Norwich Worcester Boston and Noceste4 worcester
md Esshus and New London AHd Northern Railroad
Frsbt taken rates Fo inomstion inquire o.
s.. MARTIN Agent. 10 the Pier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot Of
H Chambers.st. Pavonia Ferry: a. - -.
Day Express for kochesef bunao oAAlAhea D"haHi
and al points Vest and South.
g.45a m. WAY Train. daily 70 Ohsvle -,
10 a m Express Mail Buffalo. Salamanca and West
a. m WAY for Port Jervs Nevburgh WsrwcE
5u m Might k1pfess. Buffalo Saiamsncs and DunEirs - 80.
r. M. Express daily for Buffalo, SALAMANCA DunEirh
ano ell points West and South.
7lDp ~, Emgfsut Train. daily. for the Wet
49,, Tr,n nm IN dre connection AL Southern aad
Western lines HDth h4DDLL' OeAi oup-
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2Mueemeuts.

RARNUM AND VAN AMBURGHs
~ MUSEUM AND MENAORRIE COMBINATION
hTessdvsy Ss.'Sese s2 Ra sPa f pRSwA
EXTRA ATTRACTION. -.
A GRAND SPECTACULAR BNrRANAGANLA
EVERY AFTERNOON AND ENENINO
THE PERFORMING ANIMALS m THE ARENA
EVERY MORNING AND EVENING.
On exhibition q . hours the
ENTIRE VAN AMBURGH COLLECTION OF
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
TO which has ius, been SIDED
LIVING 0lRAFFE OVER IS FEET HoH
tire only this Continent.
PERFORMANCES LIVERY MORNING. AT Ii O'CLOCK
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
THE NEW AND SPLENDID ARENA.
PERFORMING ELEPHANT. JENNY LIND.
MONS DAVIS THE LION KING.
WILL ENTER THE DEN or WILD ANIMALS.
The modern Gnmsd. JOHN EOSIEk VI iatrodoee tue
THE TRICK PoSiEs' AND PERFORMING M0NKBYs.
ORs At l20cLoCK; NOON
EyENTNG AT IT.
TIE ABOVE PERFORMANCES m THE ARENA.
Pr-vou. TO which The amusing Fairy spseaesi~
r-1'' KaBRr, Or TUE WOODEN SHOEMAKER
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MessrA Leyick II. O. CLARKE, q. Brookes O. Mitchell IL y
Guon W. Norris DAILY Mtos Atkins Tyson ChaPman Wes.sy
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JOHN TOILET. TIE IRISH FAT BOY.
AGED SIXTEEN YEARS wEl0HSS5H POUNDS
MAMMOTH FAT MAN WEIGHING SIS POUNDS
A GIANT AND GlANTESs. ZACH OAEks FEblThios-
2 DWARFs ClRCAssiAN GIRL -
Cosmoramas Seal Happy Family, Grand AouAa was
FigBrea and 200 other Curios1ss.
Admission 30 cents Children under ten y cent?.