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mr. II. Vt Browns Foundry on the
Corner OF vAnRurcu and Clinton
SfFHft4 RlnEKn In l.ierer

feNduaF afternoon. between and O'Clock The
residc0ts tn the vicinity Of Clinton end yanBuru
sreets wesn startled out their p.opr!c.y by the
se%nd q : terrific explosion nkc clap Of thunder,
~ II small earthquake bad OCCURRED ia ihe na,~h.
bottood. Upon going into the ttrect the fright
eped pecr1e were :oon made Connexions Of The cue
o. ~ the disturbance. From II. ". Browns larre
1onndrJ, ioa,ed on tue northwest corner Of Clinton
and fzuHuren Etreets, heavy, dense stream OF
% sapoF arofe; which ieE minutes suiJoed to cleas
OF Mfecx that can be better imagined than do.
70 thc northern end Q! the building, ii was apparent
had exploited, Grating havoc winch might b. cI.
he structure bad. been sioieniss .srenehea siq1s
rom iheir places and thrown in d confused mas
amoke stack was twisted and tom ipio ! do1en
pieces. 01c Of the-e fragments bad bscn fhrDWu
Tith great violence sca'nt the side Of ii. JOSEPH
MuoA residence. Dtxl door vest oI the fpundfy and
1noher pieee was buried thronrh the front of the
foundry; The boiler tnbuiar one about nine feet
have tuned complete tuna,ne1saul{ ard pns rfne
hurted hentalh Il wreck Of tsmbees about twent1
feet tIon Its orl.ina1 location The ehccsay |
was lett of It hut thc tubes End theY t,yisted nnti
'1hey bose The resemblance Of fplrais. Strange to
on Or Tie yihc bea thonsa tep ~ s rnS 1T sTpo
tia time aofAing in the moulding room with noth.
Ing besveen them and the boiler exoep1 4 board
Tafuuon. and Three men wore At work In Encf-
boiler.
hrc under the bol]eE and gone TO A,s houee, lew
doors ftpm tho shop, beng absent only about ten
minntee, when the explosion occurred. Had he 70.
Nouln ccr.nmly have been killed. The boiler was
placed u the foundry abont four years ago hut wal
1efasfsd and inspected about iwo months stnce. II
twenty roundt Of steam with perfect tate.y, though
q the time OF she e1rosion the4e but half tat
, 1866-01-09

CIhc&nuzf( NIuxkef.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1rtbune.1
ClxCETAT1 Jan.a
FIoCR-par- Sales dupernne 1t 371.
ixAN-Hhc quiet. Salts No. At u. Is sud No. 4
1t tl.sl 0ats n1En 1t Sc. Corn In active dern.na
Fer. S'cs theted, 6c. Ryc-Eo sales. Barley stesdy
ea1ea prime oew fall at t1.13.
CoT1os-Firn. saiea mlddllnE At 47c.
WHnt1t-1c higher. Ssles tee 1t $a.sa and bonded
At9tc.
PIovH1oss-F1rnG, With N upward tendency, New
mesa pork sold At Sas0o aud old ct 917sn Bacon uo
changed Bulk meats active. Shoulder, l2kc; rides
hams lie. Lart II held firmly 1t IKE With buyt1 Al
ike.
Hoas-asc higher. Bales At sisssa1ts 50 net, ss.oaa
80; country dFesaed. sles ta7-clostnx tim, Ho-
ccip1s. $3.50.
M0HKy-C1ose.
LcNASur-Steady.
, 1866-01-09
AMU8EMEN Is,

Am H1tHHMHN1As
Mcy1cEER.s THEA1R1.-John Bruugharu, the in.
imttab1c, made his bow 10 Chicago audience LAST
evening, in McVIckcrs Theatre, atter absence 10
long that, like Rip Van Wrinkle, he eeens to have
been forgotten BY the multitude. BnouEhAu IL
dear to the hearts Of the old play IN this e1y
comedians, md a. entitled to take fons 1snk among
phywr1ghts; bat Ills eeyeu years. SHY from among
a has dereloped 60 many neT iaces In Chicago,
III eyent1s 10 70 ee dectaeay de h1n house opened
p1y repaid; loud, long iand npfoaftoas nd il not
were The cheers which greeted him after each ope
Of his mastery eesays IN which passages which
commonplace II Tie mouths Of other people, fell
y. HronEhan decidedly carried tho honsa by
storra. and were II not fer the hollow uockery of
tne not re-: empty benches, the occasion would
ee;t1been without exception brilliant ovation.
thus4atM in the audience.
Ths PIECE in which Brougham appeared was b,s
ET SsHs Seo%eay SSt ef paytps wth
hhIed every l1ne OF bis Pocahontas. Il At last
IN equally strong sally Of genuine hnnos, which
% snea eat eTea IT, &c I'd Ss
M5:. eeveli !. Nh: Wavcti5, us. era I;ers !, :.
1esiek H. "HerbeTt Ksinfofs a. aunee Ge'5.e Ttao:
thy" and MJera ~ " "pinshbaek." We bone far
the credit Of the staRe and one OF its ablest oeen
pants, that nrousham vtn meet with 4 crowded
We notice THAT the Daily Programme hi again
fallen INTO the hands Of Iii. a. ReJpods, who, Ster
an tnterIegnum Of two years, resumes III. sflet In
improvement In appearance,
Of oszHa Irvine 4Gg5Eshas MesS beautiful comedy
produced last night for the tint time in this cIty
The comedy ts e1ceedncly Frtuchy IN its char1e-
IT,. snd ,1s g9s ftst md en,s @ s Thsh a. Fl
the end. The dialogue is eharp, pregnant aud Eacy
Nj. Musdoch's 1endltion Of young Milabel Is liz
Ee1y perfection Of art, aDd oters no room for I'M.
!alned. Thi. was particularly Tie case Wild Mrs,
Jordan III Oriana, Misc Walters as Bizarre. Mr.
R.nSs as Dulelete, aad Nj spacknan as old
M,rabeL We so could hardl! see az opening 70. I'm
quentlJ manifested their satisfaciioa viz ts pis1
I'D The s1t1sts 1hl4 COMEDY ~, BE- popular viii
Mu;E,x. LIST evening the new tsa. sensattop dram,
Of .Lost in London" Vas produced st Wood's
Museum, for the nrst time. our limited space witl
Or acmeFi.s or th1s play. Suffice It to sa1 ! It'll
such as vas, 1t was well brought On the ssce and
1hs psse,s1 raIts Tsre susatnsd sredliby thc
t =: &ss Reass e. pepasl 7de L. t.
who pertonated '.sisnora siemonii." esye ths
uc,i'gl Gaxattn2 Non PIP soeno" rom Verdi's
ful. apparently In pieces Of Ills k1nd, ihan In bal
the audience appeared to be Impressed With this
fact, for She received hearty encore In ren.upc-
tlon With III, McManue che also participated ii 4
we'll func md met with warm appreciation, The
same pLay wifl be repeated tonight.
sKATAG.-!he skating parks were well patron
weather cxcelsent much enjoyment vas derived
hy the snoEtsmen. Bands OF music wers Ia attend-
anss d een 1t taess popular resorts and good
, 1866-01-09
Et. I.oUIn Marker.

St. LouIn Market.
lspec'A Despatch 10 tho Chicago Tnbune.l
81. Louls, Jan. E.
FroCR-Duu sad quiet. TX @9oa
GAAH-ETdme nh 1t e1-so per bu. Ba1leY active; i;
fs& 1t el4o cholce 1t slso per b. Rye dull st t,c
Ce1n 20 t.3es- oaM le1sr II tsa44A- j, :
THnaKXr-Acttve and nt1n, at &23o PCT GnIlou,
FE1v1R1os1-poTx-Nesa 1t ~ 35s mcss delivered 1t
Cairo, ~t E@s.30.
ao6e-Qulet and 1owss; 1000 head On Saturday At
mead At &sso 10 $500 ~ head 1t $a7s to 500
per 100 bs- Z1osa.
, 1866-01-09

ELOCUT1ON HALL,
- ERosNY'S OPERA NOUSE}.
"wednesday Evening, Jan. "a, 1865
Nna eHrPA1o-Tho Qualification we hayu enjoyed
this trcntng, nom the very elegant and Impressive
readings With which you hare favored u.s. leads q, to
tope that Jou can bs pursuaded to repeat your Reel
tstions before larger snd1ence. We feel convinced
that the public 1t largo would bt equally rsoed and
nstEucted BY your Readings, aud should you aecede
to our wish, ws promise you whatever influence we
can exert 10 secure you favorable opportunity fot
zd6ressing full house.
Very truly, your, &C.,
RORT Il. GLARKs0N, Btahop at Nebraska.
GEO. D. CUMMIGs, Rector Of Trinity Church.
GEO. D. E. MoRT1MER Assistant Trinity Church.
H. H. BISHOP, Rector St. Johns Church.
h. II. COLE, Reesor 81. Lnte's Church,
Rev. JAMES BILLINGS.
ZOE, MORRIS, LID.
JOHN C. #. BAILEY.
CHARLES ANEORaE. And many othefz,
CHICAGO, jan. 8th, 1866
ToIuE HEtN. Ron.T q. CLAEKsoy. Gxo D. CrxHyyH
i'- p. n. BlhnoF, and others:
'GEE71NNH-Your request Of Jan. I'd IL before me,
dt'o HEARTILY thankfnk you fog the high compliment
you hast paid me. beg 10 say that 1t win Eve INC
Nest plcaRnte TO Accede to 1t, and name THURSDAY
evening nn1t tho Nth inst, II Smith & NI1on.g Lai
II tie ttrue aud psee aeected.
>1hare Tue houoF 70 trsnalu, gentlemen, :.
VERY sincerely yours,
o1.&p LETfTIA 4. SHEPARD.
, 1866-01-09
THE MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION.
Its ANIMAL Meeting..Election Of Officers
for the Ensuing Year-.Reports Of
theSccrefary and Treasurer.

! The annual meeting Of the Chicago Mercantile
Association was held Last evening at theis room. on
Dearborn street-Nr. Bu1nhxm, P1e.laent, IN The
! chats. On motion, the regular order Of business
was suspended, md the Association entered =,
once upon the election Of officers for the ensuing
year Tho only exception to the rule Of election b1
t ballot YES made Ia Myof Of Mr. Merrill Ladt. Win
We ananimoa.iy reelected to the Offices OF Treas.
n. n1ss and ses55sta By gisa eoes yo'e The othes
fn1 tSiss; " F5tssda@S. ID as T. Bowen,
6tond F}ce HksMentWm, Aidr,ch.
0sssefofs-Clinton Briggs, Wm. McEtnlley Wn,-
The bnstnesss Of election beng thus concluded
ths 5s5inE r1sasnt Mr. baznh. delivered de
Gentlemen Of the Mercantile Association Of Chi
Sseo:-Anfs an absence Of sesp1al nonths, I Am
snpM3 " 70 be With yoq once again, and to extend to
meeting: have been aaesrhsnt foe more than
for.y 5ears-for the list twelve yeass Of that Tins
g ~ q ,ss cit. q ch
been we'll pleased with the yavoca.Ion xnd lfe of
spent among the merchants OF Chicago hare
tssaka e shs ana p Froe|dense III en;s
Which ie1 me to Chicago, and has enabled me to
tueaoe4s md social relations seem 10 cal me
SWAY. ase jon with nnle1 gned reluctance and nv
Ta yoa .si5Ss r. sS.'..s1 sna he:t w.hss WI ns5 !
continue coz ~ Chicago: and hope to have The pIeat-
nfe o. ieaa4ftlnE Jou often.
Gentlemen: The aeoeAtion Ct a merchant IL an
hcuo.ahlo s1sd nretu1 one Perhaps no one ctsss
eooubu1es more to the character Of city thai, he
mercantile class, and hope 1t is allowable and it
certainly affords me pleasure, 10 say that The uer.
charts Of Chicago are entitled to tactr FIJI share OF
beloved young city. - VA
1he ability: and activity aud the enten,is,ur
ena1acter Of the mtechanu Of Chicago a1e pTo-
verbal and allow NE to express the hope that they
mAy A~aIe eeeE 10 earn and maintain The highest
character Tor upnchmees and Integrity. 10 drsi A.
W1ys Epon the Golden Kule. md tAue adora their
nsclul profession. and promote the hieh rputatinn
ana character Of The great emporium or thf Wesf
II nae been my privilege to be An humble mem.
oer OF this Aseoctsfion iron its origin and all nv
relations and intercourse with It Fave heen az fhe
most pleasant kind With my thanks for tbe kfnd.
nesa and courtesy extended 10 me, and rrpeWinr
my most cordial wishes for yppt prosneritv sn7
happiness. Individually and collecttye}v. i no,e
cheerfnlly resign my position and duties TO mors
competent handa. ~ A'e.e
The newly elected President, Nj. Kinr. vns then
conducted 10 bis sent and very briefly but bearuIv
ht,n. ~f"'
On motion, the committee appointed On jim. I'd.
l6G5. TO cnnetder the subject Of shin can,I fro13
Lake superior 10 Portage Lake was dtscharoed
from further consideration Of the subject.
Mi. MeN1 1add, Treasurer Of The nssociatton
presented the follo*tng financial statement Tor he
year past: 'e' 'Ao
To the Directors of the Mercantile Association.
1KrAsEhERs REroRT FoH TIE TEAB 1863
General War
Ennd. Fund.
, 1866-01-09
NEW YORK CATTLE MA R1kEr,
Opening Dny,
tleported By Telegraph E1clasiyely for the Chiesgo
Trhpub

lRerortsd By Telegraph F1clQaiyely for the chcaeo
TFlhuue.1
- HKw YoHK, Jan. 9, 1886
BEEF CATILE-There arc On sale to-day at A1ier-
tons 5sc0 head Of Beef Cattle. There Ia fair suppy
Of nrst snu medfum, and large stock OF State and
fair lhfnoss This Is the coldest market In fiseeu
year1 EARLY in the cAy trade In the beat qualltIe,
Rss QUICK becaase the weather 70 cold thst meu
couo hot STOP 70 BANTER Tbs best grades sold higher
than last week Ma1J Cattle wrre detsjnnd At ~.
tesrY IhcJ cannot b loaded On account OF the lei
THIS makes trade irregular, aud prices are generally
Hc loTer The total for the week IL alss head With
more coming. The current prices ART:
.1&&17o
tr1 .
A-AA~ 14220c
snEEp-The market IL u strong - l.st week Il 50
9Hc, and extas at 1n9lohc Canada luportAtlops AZ
prohibited.
Hp0s-1he weather Is 50 cold that trade Is almost
stopped. so1ny 1,oe1ssox
, 1866-01-09

e1peotes b. giving up he present costly ruon1 Of
The Association. snd allowing il funds To seenmn-
Late until They should be Of Eumc&ent amount to en-
nhle ih< Association to purchase \ 6tJt-clsss meg-
cantiie Hhtry4 and perhaps erect 4 suitable build.
ing foT IT, use 1hss meeting. be sad. might inst
rotee nr b, 81 me- he
heavJ expense Of rent.
Nj. 4. HuEbut strongly opposed this propo-
atton expressing bis decided unWilin yune8 to aee
th!s partial disbandtns of the association
The subject was discussed a: length and In Ill 1ts
psteiblc bearings, and dnaly 1t Wss determined to
expires On the 18th inst.
On motion, Nj. P. Van scha1ck wsa admitted a.
member Of The Association.
lbe annual dues Were ralaed to SO per knuuU.
Mr.. Bowen introduced a seriea Of iutetzpgxto.
ries to railroad and express companies. relative to
theif 11tss Of transportation. which arc now being
offered for the signature OF the merchants OF Chi.
cago. These tnterrosAtonea were approved and
Endorsed By the Association.
After the transaction Of some petty routine busl-
EAse the noeetInr 1dinuYnan
, 1866-01-09


Pnid GAGE 4 Drske.-...... 6ssaaoo
fdld fsmlaes.............. 11iO
--ssE.M
Balance doe General Fnnd,. xs.s4
Balance General Fund ~ 449as
Amt 0TetdfB BY War Fund aaA
actual balance on hand.... 1851
In ibis connection The following nport Of he
Anotting Committee wns received:
eIo the Mercantile Astoc1atIon:
~ tne nnaelsignsd auditors appointed to examine
assigned them, and ind tho repon or The TressnTry
correct, youcheI1 on fle for nj expenditure md
Ganes u The bands Of the Treasurer Of e5i,
the General and War Funds. Respectfully submit.
,.-o., ,,n Il. ". Whai h1sspaiir.
". laad also presented the following;
Io ihe Directors OF the Mercantile Association:
your consideration, and in 60 doing consider Il
proper to remark that since our hat apnual ncetin
peace has eometo us. No longer are We called np
aiafT Of our country, or to help the femIlie. o soI
aiels zen 10 our care. No longer afe the walls Of
tt1 ,he eereased once sounded loudly in our eara,
lefco softened by resignation, occasionally crosa
suI nalk md eall forth our eympalhics snd assist
aneE IN ouz individual capacity. |
The Aseocia1on III this capacity has closed tts
work. ind 1now recapItnlae t. donss tor he psst
January "a, 1sss-We held our last annual meet
inE: elected The present otdcefa and passed vote
q hanks 70 the officers then retiring The subject
q Sdes shp tc csn,l ,,a1t 1hFoqsh he PoFsa
Lake. wa< 1n'rodaced b j. Il. Bowen, @ and and o com.
m1f,ee Hhs ". %sa appointea upon that subject.
companies came Under discussion, and Committee |
WIS appointed 10 consult attosneTs concerning the
alleged abuses, and ascertain shat the rights OF
= fknH
frecal cases before the coufts i committee va
also appointed TO d1att bill entitled The Mers
caoIiie Astoc,alon, and hppfy to the Legislature
March 9Th. lsGs--1he committee on matter. re-
Icr71nEi 70 railroads and transportation companiet,
Se that test cases shousd be brought before
July d, lsSs-conm1ttec appointed to meet III,
e ill., t. dnoa aePH Ell LIZ .a.5 o d9s MSs
nd members Of the Hattery were present. and were
ss1eosd sd o. I'd; eone By NJ MsK,9dley il sas moved
x used to detrsy the expenses Of banquet to be
:1Een to the ucmbers Of The Battery At tbe fremont
1oass na ss., aese iestk that banquet prepared
oemoets OF The Battery and many members Of lie
Assosatton; also terera1 members OF ide press Of
sant Who hsd pelsd ra thes;es ol !. q nd
sepsss sss saa mRy 5sPa Sc
'ut'ness wae TRANSACTED maui :" 4u''nao' no
!, j, uAs usea eDuI!F oi regret and anuoyauc. to
me secretary during the past stx months That |
members have failed to attend the meetfncd oi fhe
association md act Upon the important subjects
1o1cht before them-manY Of whIch sre nav !
saiiuC upon thcm. az Nv" {
viii thanks tor tbs consideration and t,,a,e.. !
Exhibited towards mo daring my ottctal caFrnr ~ |
be Directors AMI me1pbers, now surrender +hs
'ukt and responsibilities held By me during thr {
at drc even1tul yeaSB. MERn11L LAun 1 /
o ,e.. Seezetag.
Bob reports Of Treasurer and Sezctasy were &C. :
epted md ordered On dle. !.
On motion Of MI. Cook, vote of th4nks to the :
sl1rln9 ofdefxs was Adopted, !
AE. lAdd snegeated the pecpsiety o{ retzench1ne
, 1866-01-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

The World and his wifi. and ,-row,
Up daughtere. arc uuanlmoue on one point, Tbey
necare nnIeeervedjy that Sozodont Is blessing to
,neif mouths, that II improves and preserves theft
!etln, inf1scfates their gums and swectcue every
breath they dlaw. A. Dominic Sampson tays. tbe
eale1 arc pro -dt*gious. iauadS!1.1i.Trs
a sPec1ac for Throat DI&eases.-ts NY
comm 9n1cation with the world Is ycry much e1.
Argcd BY he Lozenge which no,y carry always In
my pocket; thai trouble tn y throat {for which tho
lrochet nre xpecifc) haEing made me often q
mere Wh1spereF. N. r, WEIss.
For Cough, Cold, IN Irritation or Soreuess of
the Throat, O." "BFonn's 8rpncAid{ Trochss y viii
oiien give instant relief. d393
, 1866-01-09


CH1caeo, Jane. ,,stsss
N7aaSa
The eHolfdavA.-The nnxa.t xo,.on nr
NE eno1ino III faetirs out whtst nc
hat n En- ai TX heah M Tan.t ies Us not forge!
ior ditenre. Conrh.. ends .n1s ibroet ~ tplepsrea
coes Coush Bsisama Whiat ysnpsneia SuSd y
H. n.net ,reac x9us g e'omaeo, m inaleesuon-
curcd bT lie tiev ne Of nv - nstnsat ee.nlT
Ida ~ sf.m 1 =, "ss .. " eoe oyspepsla eute.
~ "a
Thrnnt and Yunrr nskepse~-u, a
NcCormitS,s Bniidfnp 1o1ner HsnrnnH srd MI Eas
sneesx snd ,aS.rsi c,ra az 1ste 5aeEse ~ me
caecs Broncbstis S.1hmn ,na atsrttara - p II
Lnnss, by lie .tnew mode or rneeTss vii tnoen ~ ee
Win Iece,e patients At the eo a,iIs n at aa,
consujted pcr.ona1,9 iii fupsbet oat q, can DC
Su,ad0v NonIav. Ttiesday asi ITJnssiex ~ III, u
veek. 1'''' "e''''S"as VI eaca
tH- Take pa.tjcn1sr nnffee of III. ah,ra I<r.
ana s Gs H r. as now + the best season OF
NE na,. ysAs .os ,ta tne i,.S. LIZ aentmenL 1en
feIEons VINO cannot call ma5 consult by letter.
ds1e
EsaA*t !tEMN AM4 EUkuTe @eVeAled.-
, 1866-01-09

Received oY1. W. Hiusdatc
balance Of War Fund. -, kasa M
balance Of General Fund.-. &G69R7
COLLECTED dues Of membcr-
&4IP.-. ..-....... .......+. &8001
Collected Of Page d Drake
leuIl:.. :......-...-.-.. a3,O0
M. Ldd. ea1aFJ drawn and
rentufued, July 1Bth..... 20o.D1
Merchants tuarfapce TO-
Dividend. Q01nO
tl,en.s7
CONTRA CA-
Paid out as per vouchessex-
an,tned BY Auditing
COMMITTEES. ee...:.-........$1,3 ,381.Qe
Balapce on ha1d.-.. ,..... 459.95
--$1,6alE
WAH Fuau.
Loan returned BY Mr. Kitt xeaoo
ssas5s
Pnid GAGE & Drake...... &8aoQ
Iaid 1Hmues. 11hO
-fsE00
210
Balance doe General Fnnd,. xa3s4
Ealance General Fund.- 449a5
ami orerdrD BY War Fund 2SaH
Actual balance on hand, $951
Stock IN Merchants lns. Co. teHMm !
IL. Trn4en
, 1866-01-09

Go TO the Rest-{.n to Bryaut IL Strait
tons Chicago Commetrial College to get 4 thor
ough. practical business education, or to becomo
good 1elegfaph Operator. Address {eueloetne
sthmps} TOR c1fruia1., BRKA4r d 6TCAT7oa, Ch1ca-
GO, III. :
, 1866-01-09
Found.

EOUND-A pair of Spectacles,
- which The owner ean have by calling upon A, r.
NELLY, 94O South Water street, and paying for lhls
Advertisement dtS
FOUND-A Pocket Book, CON
- talntng sone money, which the owner can have
BY proving property aud calling on Rev. ]. RLETSH,
German Aeth0dlat Church, on C5Fboufue ayeupe dtN
, 1866-01-09

TEE BRYANT l. S1RArros TEXT BooKs.-It is
anmething worthy Of The praise and profit that
Messrs. bryant 4 Stattou have won, to have put
their admirable eyBtem OF Business Text Books
not oni tutn The handt Of the nine thousand young
men N their forty odd Colleges, but into the pos-
Eetsion of pppils and students in rhe most noted
eduea.nEA institutions In the land. And this lat-
ter aheJ have done until now their books st4d con.
3eased without Nh equal among my lk.ned, as the
student indispensable ca4f 10 the processes
and formulas Of lutlpexe-
, 1866-01-09
19antsn==Cor
#attintDniaI.

MATRIAION1AL.-A gentleman
anee desires 70 form the scqRaintAncn Or LADY oe
tSEssn . snd = yes1 1t sxe. good looking. rne
C1ieako, dHaS
, 1866-01-09

Past, Present and Future Revealed
Professor 9. Lister. ClaiIyoyant and Astrolos1at
has arrived and prepared TO reveal all sec,cts con
ccrnfng love, marriage, business. SC, &c, Open
from T. NJ 10 p. m.; 197 South CiArk street. up
eta1re- d538
, 1866-01-09
Gbito9o Gribnt1e.
TUESDAY, JANUARYs. 1868.
THECITY.

111Ron s78KEr CHEncH.-Aecinss viii be
bold IN fhtb church every evening OF this week
Everybody is cordially invited. Free seass.
, 1866-01-09
pn0F. RA1LEY,s READINGS.

PROF. BA1LEI:S READINGS.
PtuihsGor Mark Bailey. OF Yals Colle,-e, raye one
OF his entertainments in elocntion TO lstcs audi
cascn IN Croeby'a Autac nal last evening consI.ttn
o. selections hom Shakespeare, sheridan, Dickens
aud Foe 1t is dtfncul to convey to the reader m
1oea OF me p&tnot the hu1nor and The power with
B., may invest The text Of a printed n,.c NJ.
readings oi Shakespeare give an idea uf how .ncS
plaT n Hamlet would appear with aN he parfs
slI y pos.he- itss aeaGh = s.y tssss -
have never lad anything like Ibis cutes4iun,eut in
equally at home IN The interpretation Of III The pas
Eons. The hnmor Of Pickwtck, the earcnsm OF The
School for Scandal. the tubine +aane*s Of Uamlet
in bis rende1tns. We trust re shall have otheI
opportunities OF heAi1nE and eeeinR fh1. admirable
an Interpreted by go true master.
, 1866-01-09

CraWfordss pnImontc Troches will
cure Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Hosrscnes., Sore
Throat, &C: PnblIc epeakers aud SINGERS use them
to clear and rtteng1h hen the voice. They safe,
Bnrnhams & Van Setback wholesale Agents, ID
Lake-st-, Chicago. dec1Gb59 tsAr7C&Tu
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-16

We had the pleasure Of attending the dra-
matte exhibition at Newton Falls, on We'd
nesdsy, evening Of last week. They were
gotten up under the auspices Of q number Of
the public spirited citizens of the town, for
the purpose of raising funds to put their
sidewalks in order, which were considerably
oat Of repair. We have not ascertained the
amount of the receipts, but understand they
equsled expectations
The pieces selected were all farces, care
being taken to choose those best adapted to
amuse the audience, and in this they sue
.ceeded. The acting was creditable. The
character of s'Tcodles," as represented by A.
E. Briscoe, was the most amusing Of the Sc
ries. His happy and natural rendition
showed q familiarity with, and a fine aPpre-
citation of his subject. Mr.. N. A Barrett,
IS Doddlewobble. in ssOf to the War Mr..
B. Schoonmaker, as O'Rourke, in the Irish
Tutor" Mr.. 7. J. StewertEas Col feathers.
in the "Battle of Sleeps Rum" and Miss
HOrd, as Mrs. Rafferty,, in ''The Feaisns up
Stairs" deserve special mention. The per
fOrmaBces reflect credit upon the manage
ment.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-16
Business Education.

Practical Father, why squander the time
of your son or daughter in weak and ill-di-
rected efforts to procure an education that
shall smatter a little of many things and
much Of nothing? Why not bend all theil
energies in one direction and to the accom-.
plishment of one object-in other words
why not educate practically for a practical
life? The neglect of such an education is a
more fruitful source of bankruptcy and ut
ter failure in the financial and social walks
Of life than all other causes combined.
The "Nstiopal Union Business College
Association of which ths"Union Business
and Telegraphic College of Cleveland" is g
member, is opening up the great arena to
such an education.
1t is -owned and controlled by the oldest
and ablest commercial and financial educa-
tors in the land, and beyond question now
more fully meets the demands of an amer
lean Public than any other class of Schools
or Colleges.
We advise all having sons or daughters to
educate, to address for full particulars, the
''Union Business and Telegraphie College
of Cleveland. May l6-St