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A Single Box of BRANDRETH's

A Single Box of BRANDRETH'S
PILLS contains vegetable extractive matter than
twenty boxes of any pills in the world besides ffyye
hundred physicians them in their practice to the
exclusion of other purgaves The first letter of their
value yet scarcely appreciated When they are better
known sudden death and continued sickness will be of
the past Let those who know them speak right out in
their favor. II is duty which will save life.
Our subject to redunancy of vitiated bile at
this season. and it is dangerous as it is prevalent
but Brandreths Pills afford invaluable and efficient
protection. By their occasional prevent the col
lection of those impurities which, when in sufficient
quantities. cause much danger to the body's health
They soon cure Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Loss of APP
petite Pain In the Head Heartburn Pain In the Breast
bone Sudden Faintness and Costyeness Sold by all
snectabe Dealers in Medicines 1ns54
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Picture Frames at New York prices at A
ALBERT's Gallery. S55
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FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu
Physicians, Please Notice.

We make secret of the Ingredients Helmbolds Fluid
Extract Buchu is composed of Buchn Cubebs, and Juniper
Berries selected with great care and prepared in yacuo BY
H. 7. Heubod, Druggist and Chemist OF sixteen years
perence in the city Of Philadelphia and which isnow pre-
scribed by the most eminent physicians has been admitted tn
IN the United States Army and is also in very general
in State Hosdtals and public Sanitary Insttutions
throughout the land ~ t ,,s1ji,r4 :"
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DIED

Notices Of DeafhS, Tree; OJituaries, Aalf ,atas
Departed this life on the 9TH instant at North
Madison, Louisa A. Plimpton, wife of b. o.
Plimpton, Of the Eric conference, in the Add
year Of her age.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-16

HALL & GARY-We desire to call the atten.
tion of our readers to the card of Messrs. Hall
& Gary Attorneys at Law, and agents for the
collection of all kinds of soldiers Claims
Mr.. Hall has returned to Ashtabul and taken
an Office in Fsk's block, while Mr.. Gary car
ries on the business ct Mr.. Halls old stand in
Geneva.
Laws are now pending in Congress eq1aliz-
iug soldiers bountes, and Increasing pensions in
cerssin cases. and many claims under existing
laws are yet unsettled. There are many adj
vantages 10 having all such claims prosecuted
by home agents prompt skillful and response
BILE. We take pleasure in recommending Mr..
Hail and Mr.. Gary to all having business in
their line.
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All kinds of old and defaced pictures re.
stored, copied and enlarged to any size, and
printed in oil, water color or India lux at A.
ALDERr's Gallery. e55
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-16

AccIDENr-As Andrew f. Knapp, OF the
East part ofthe town was descending Harmon's
Hill, on load ofhay on Monday last, from
some inability to stop the team, or to prevent
the load from pressing against them, they got
under too rapid way spd poFiOn of the load
with Mr. r. slid off The horses then dashed
off at full speed taking both sides of the cen
trail line o the bridge timberS, soon brought up
all standing, aud in the concu8sion were Gepa'
rated from the wagon. They continued their
way up Main St, opposite the Office of DR.
Mr. Knapp was SO much injured by the fall, as
to require his being taken home upon bed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-16

Hemstreets inlmiable Hair Colopg has been steadily
growing in favor for twenty years. 1t acts the alb
sobents at the roots Of the hair and changes to its original
color by degrees All instantaneous dyes deaden and
jure the hair Helmstree is not dye but is certain in its
results promotes its growth and is beautiful HAIR DREs
SING Price, SO cents and 81 90. Sold by all dealers
SARA1OGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists
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BUCHU.
From he Dispexsars Of the United States.
Diosma Crenafa-Buchu Leaves


Diosma Crenata-Euchu Leaves
PRoPERTIEs-Ther odor is strong, drusive, and some
what aromatic Their tastes btterh and analogous to mipt
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES. .-Buchu leaves are
gently stimulant, with peculiar tendency to the Urinary
Organs, produ g drre and like other simi medenes
exciting daphoes when circumstances favor this mode Of
action ;
They are given complaints of the Urinary Organs such
of the Bladder Urehra Disease of the Prosate and
psr eonoerned in i evacuation The remedy has als6been
recommended in Dyspepsia Chronic Rheumatsm Cutaneous
Affections, and DroPsy
Helmbod Eytrnct Buchu is used by persons from hepses
25 and from So S. in the decline or change OF
life after confinement Labor Pains; Bed-wetns in
children. ,ri,t.,
.tr-
t-Y DR. KEYsER is Physician of over thirty years.
experience and graduate of the Jefferson Medical College
and OF the University OF Medicine ana surgery Oh rn
depha. 5fsiyrf'
,odfo1
Mr. HT. HELMBoLD: ioi5o3
DEAR sIr-In regard to the question asked me to my
opinion about Buchu would say that have used and sold
the article various forms the past thirty do
not think there is any form preparation Of 1t have not
known to be used the various diseases wheresueh
edcate agent would Indicated Yeu aware well
as myself that extensively employed In the yar
GUS diseases the bladder and kedneys and the reputation
it has acquired in my judgment warranted BY the facs-
have seen and used "a stated every form of Buchu
the powdered leaves the simple decoeon ncsurs hrie
exracts-and not cognant of any preparation q mas
plant st all eque yours Twelve years experiences ough
\ Thai
out prejudice partiaty give yourprecedencs over ~
Others. do not value thing according to its bulk did
other Buehus would yours but hold to the doctna
that bulk and quantity make up value- they did
copper cent would be worth than gold dollar. h
value your Buehu for its effect patients have cure,
with IT, and cured with it diseases OF the bladder
ana kidneys have cured with any other Bu
chu any other proprietary compound Of whatever name
t.sa
Respectfully, yours, &c. HsfA
GEO. H. KEYsER. NJ n. os
l4O Wood Street. nttsbursD. Pa
;. iis'gs
August IL 1860 5000 T.
10
AsH nOn HrlanoIDs FLUID E.rHAOr BOOse !
s,r5
trisra
10" Direct letters to naa ~
HELMBOLD'S 6s
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE 80
NO. bol Broadway, New Yohs. . sa.
~ '.- .,.s.. q e., ~ ~
on I'D, = -
HRLMpoLD's MHDIoAb pEfofss. II
No. iO4 South Tenth Street, Below ohss.as Phlads,b
Sold by Dusgists sveryuhare. 81. ~
sexOre Of counterfeits. ~ .sss Ask ior HsmLsiS,si
TAKE NO OTHER sm ..,ssi''
49,
saa.iirit
afr az
neilt.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Musical Curriculum, Rchardsou's New Method, Bertinrs
New Method, Johnson thorough Bass &c, at GEO. HALLS
DEPOT, Park street, Ashtabula.
Having recently made " Hundred Purchase" of these
popular ors, from the publishers, prepared to fur
nish Dealers Teachers &C., at the lowest rates Of discount
S5G GEO. HALL
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United States
can hear something very much to their advantage by
turn mail free OF chargeby addressing the undersigned
Those having fears of being humbugged will oblige by
not noticing this card. All others will pleaBe address
their obedient servant
THoS. F. CHAPMAN,
sa6yl S9l Broadway, New York
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Those wishing TO have their residence pho
tographed, will do well to have il done before
leaves are budding out. S55
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Cough Csndy-Prof HAnILrox's MKDIo1TED CoUG
ass,s 1s%,s o s.srscs vacuoa certain and
Asthma, Bronchitis eonsumptcn' it, Srsst
rSa fS n1sIss s1S ssy sales guaranty Of its great
tion snd ap early grave Price only 10 esnt ons apn
sold ANNUALLY, and sold everywhere ''' 'hs uii'io"
A. H,snsry' a Assn,s~A.S..snls l1.SSS Proprietor
~ Anal
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-16

HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Rsneus the Hair. Restores gray hair to the original
color. Prevents the hair from falling of. Makes the
hair SOFT and glossy. Does not stain the skin. Has
itself the best preparation for the hair pre-
lssnssd so the public Price sl.0o. For sale by all
drugEists. 1850
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MARRIAGE AND CELIDACX, an Essay
Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also Dis
eases and abuses which prostrate the vital powers with
sure means of relief Sent free of charge in scaled letter
envelopes. Address, DR.. j. SKll.LlN HOUGHrON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. yS52
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Employment for Both Sexes.-Disabled
and returned soldiers widows and orphans of slain sold
iers and the unemployed of both sexes generally in
want respectable and profitable employment, incur
ringno risk, ptocure such by enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope for particulars, to
Dr.. JOHN NJ. DAGNALI, Box 1853, Brooklyn, N. Y.
940-ly-s3c--1c-S49
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pAgusnotypss Ambrotypes, and all kinds OF Sun Pie
s copied and enlarged to any hize, and painted In
OIL swsisr oo'ou, or Iudi. Ink stA. ALBERrs Gallery
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-16

JYoNs EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER-for Indiges-
tion Nausea Heartburn Sick Headache, Cholera Mobus &c
where warming, genial stimulant is required Its careful
preparation and entire purity makes cheap ana reliable art
Gle culinary purposes Sold everywhere at SO cents per
bottle.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by al Druggists.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-16
Heimbolds Find Extract Buchu

In affections pecur to females, is unequasd By other
preparation in cloross Retention, 1egdft les pefD
ness suppression of customary cvacuatons liberated
schrrus state Of the uterus Leucohea, and all complaints
incident 10 the SEX whether arising from habits OF dissipation
mprudencies, or in tho decline change Of life, H
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.ffiF Hr. f.T p. HrftL H2 11soh lc
HELMBCLD'S ,s2
Fluid Extract Buchw

For Weakness arising from Excesses 1ndiscretou The
constitution affected with Organic Weakness requires
the aid OF medicine b strengthen and invgorate the ee
which Helmbold's Extract Buehu invariably does " no
treatment be submittedto, consumption or insanity ensue3
o.
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Helmbolds Fhad Extract Buchu
AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH,

VIII radically exermnate from system diseases Of tn
Unary Organs arising on habits Of dissipation at little ex
rense little change in diet and exposure; complete
y supersedng those unpleasant and dangerous remedc
Copava and Mercury, in curing all these unpessant an
.llig
rrsr urrNRot n,s,Ar lT a1f
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FVuid Ertract Bmchu,

For Non-rctcntion or fncontinence Of Urine, Irritation,
Illumination or ulceraiion OF the Bladder OF Kidneys Dease
of the Ptrstre Gland stone the Bladder ealtas arya
Brckdust deposte auaa dseases Of the bladder hid
neys, and dfopsical swclngs. Il afrHs~tffsi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-16

PRoPERTIES-Their odor is strong, dusiye, and some.
what aromatic Their tastes bersh and analogous TO mpf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-06-16
Mr.. H.T. HELMBoLD;

DEAR I'm regard to the question asked me as to my
opinion about Buchu would say that have used and sold
the article in various forms for the past thirty years do
think there is any form preparation Of have not
used known to be used the various diseases
medicate agent would be Indicated Yeu aware well
as myself that has been extensively employed In the yar
GUS diseases of the bladder and kedneys, and the reputation
has acquired in my Judgment warranted by the acts
, 1866-02-01
THE COCnT CLERKS OF ILLINOIS.
Convention to Revise the Methods for
Collecting Fees.

4 couyrntiou OF the clerks Of Circuit md other
courts in the northern portion Of this Stale
VA held yesterday afternoon In The Recorders
Court tootD. ...
The convention Was called to order by Nj. H. B.
Moore, Of Ottawa, md, On motion, Mr. F. ".
paytrItge, oE DeKa1b. was appointed Chairman,
and NJ j. 3: WeGh, Of kaakaaee, Secretary;
Ars,,r. F. u. Partridge i Deka!b c.: William "a
J. Il. TTuesde3e, 1ake c.; F. 3 Ward, Ksns G.: c.
T. +. aeis Hobo:, Kendsi Co i. Gould. Henry c.;
d. B. PesIce, Ksne Co.: 8. :: Hodges, K9ek =. +.
and Go Nsfe ks9ffkss asE, e. So;t 4 ~ T. baf
IN motion. nj. William l. GeeenleaE Deputy
C1erk Of he Circuit Court Of Cook county, was re-
queefed 10 IKE seas In 5he ConE:pto2s @ r. co,x.,
.,nr sstd theE bad mel together to consider what
steps should pe taken to tna1gqtafe more eaea.
p'sn ~ collecting f,ks ri. u as nGt s
lowed by do s.atutea. but simply 2 desise so%s p
means fy Which the fees At present allowed may be
ensured An espreeston Of Gpsnsoa o. b ,Ss paf ph ~
III. Moore. Of Lasal1e county. offered The follow
resolution Which ~ ,sepffd BE- APPOINTED
Ia nreosre men,o,,ai 10 he Attosnsya and Conn.
sr,forsst-aw Ia this Stats, respectfully reqnestne
g sd ss stses q q tas hsr
nnirtne the plaintiffs in the various aet1ons CON,
nmrnced. to die security for costs, IN eaea and
sycsy Gaze they may hHne Into court.
III Moorr also offered The following:
! E1sofaAL That We herehy e1ptrss our disappro-
ha,fnn III ihc ncs Of The last Leetslatn1e 1hat Etse
clcrls Of certain counties Efeaer tes shan as a..
lowed t. s,e etisss IT, s,ae m ys wosx. ''0 " ~
1nep stsne d,-cnesion pro and con, the mover
',,ce nroyided to, IN the resolution tret
.sont.5 rrre ans,o!n'ed By the chair 4 follo;ss
H"seT sHses4 4. D. Moore, tsSaAe; T.. r. Royce, b.
1esn: apa J. j. hodges nesk r.; tsaad, o,ot,,.e b.
scD;trI 10 reytse the tee bills Of clerks Of coutse
hasinc Common Law lntttdicsion 10 osoef 70 oea;ei
enable tpcu, 10 their tees seenrnS " sa"' @ui
| rrrorf 10 the Chairman of this Cohytutso9; .,,.
| Et&srs. william l. Greenleai Of Cook. L. seivts,
of II Snlle ana r. F. Ward, ol hane coant1es' WEE
sppotpted - The committee. fvb.c..
| m. fnr announcing the Convention. aAd 70 tae
Eisrxs of lhe Courts OF Cook county ior heH euors
| N In behaE, Tie Convention adjourned.
, 1866-02-01

Western Patents.
The following patents utrs tssDea from the
United Stnles Paient 0f3ee, Tot the week ending
January "a. l5GG. AZ reported bJ q. i. Ghaptn.
Solicitor of Patents, Chicago. Illinois:
Brick Nachinc-Emefy II. G11d, Chtea8o, H.
WING prese-A. l.. Hand, Chicago, Ill.
Me.hnd Of Disin!egrattng and Desnlphustnng
Gold, Silver and Copper Ore+-F- r. bfoWef and
q, G. Campbell Ottara, lii.
Cnlhynlor Fiough-James 8. Gilmore, Mhless-
burg Iii.
nollov 0zate.bar for Furnaees-a, 8. Nevtns.
Cnitirstor-Jsme. B. skinner, rockford, n,
Son hnm Cane sttppeE-Hutsey b. "ohe'
SUGAR Mil-Geo. Bev1st. Madison, Wis.
Billiard tuc--t;eo. Yet1tt Madison, Wis.
Spoke Machfnc-H. H. Bo{uton, 0shEo.h. WIS.
Washing YIehine-J. j., i, J. and Il Goorfy,
Leslie, Mich.
Loos-olsves ". Gordon and NathAnJT. Frame,
Washing Nachine-John J. Hen4ck, Horseon,
WIS.
nespIng and Nosiug Maehine-L- D. aart,
HIND Com Plsnts-D. II. Howell. tndepsnd-
Fl PniN Iaddz-s,duey Hudson, Milford, Mieh.,'
Uelt Cqupiipg-blortty Leas. Knkump, Ind
Post Hole Ancrr-Jos,ah II. Leeda end Joseph
E. Npl]pxelE, koloun, Ind. -.
Railroad Ear Bo1-G. +. Lynch. Milwaukee,, Wis.
Cul.tsstoe-at<phtu G. Mills, pes Mofnes, Iowa.
Thili Holding Loop-Wm. Mosloy, Holte, loWa,
B!a1lne Attachment 70 kespmg Maehtnes-F.
Gtspe 1rellis-Danitl 7. Hickey, Ma1shalliowni
iowa.
, 1866-02-01

N1# 1RHx, jan. u.
.CuT1o4-yery trm but less acti.o1 40essoc tor mid
ding. -
.Fiova-Mcrt active pttces without decided change
4:.:3s 80 fnT cIts1 stste; ta5a9taD for extJz
wn1sxxY-.DSli md aona,nal at $2.1s2t2a6.
GHA1S-Hheas dnli prices without decided change
Sound corn 1c better fair tta!And 10 MI contract
Shippers are not In the Market: a1cS2c foE ugsouua
ts SIC sound mixed western in stote Aud
and sc for prime white southern. 0atA dun aad
droopngs 4ca af2c for unsouad western; 57c@58c tpI
onnd do.
FF1soLEra-Dpll; soe2Ac for crute, aud sieaase
for refined IN bond.
GRoc1n1xs-CoEee quiet and stsadJ.. Sugar du!!
Crba Museo!ado lle: Ha1hna i9e- Malasacs dali
fRov!s1oss-l'osk iower at E:sslseSsaE 70! new
mesa, closing s cash $500 for old do, closing
q t3t0, cash so 3oe % for prime and 42s.D loI
pritne mess aIso, 800 hr1s new mess for February
March and April sellers optlou at teS51A2S.s. Hee
s!tady i about p.e1ssas pstess. peet han. nssa
,headels, "a iskaife Ier hans. Dressed hos,
Racon 10 fair demand 1t 15xc for long ribbed on tht
spot. md abort Ribbed and short clear for February
seIIers' option al 16817c. Lard UNCHANGED; g b-l
Fl Ftbrary. March NJ Aps seller. epsIen. es IS
Cheese In hlr demand Al 1et@l5ae.
, 1866-02-01
Markets bv Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARX ET REPORT.

tSpecia1 Dispatch to Western Associated PEess.l
NEW TokK. Jan. 81.
There was bstner feeling in railroad speculation
this With general 1npzovc1neass 10 prices nnd
tar DEN aao for atocks generally aiter regular board
tbs advance not sustained and the market vas al
toEcr under dispositiou 70 realize pronts Of Iise.
Mh1xtt st Ad3 AL o'clock Eesslon,
recovered to nearly the highest pont Of ths oruinE
At last Board It ~ss generally nrm. without buy
marked change CLOSING rnrors, IL II
Tbs following were the closing prices 1t la: New
York Central, M4; Er1t, SIX: Hndson+ 1ofx: Read
Ing. 1907 Michigan soathern SIX: Illinois Central
scrip 113; Cleveland &PlstaburKh, sax; Rock 1sland
1Gftl. ..-
qpfEKNNRNrs.
GoTernmeuts continue extremely dull and there 10
no d,.patEtion to exchange decutits pending the un
certainty tie scoa Of Congress upon tbs aaaace
tiIl. sizes Of 1ss1 and seyen'Ih.rttes are rather
trmer.
GOLD.
Gold has taken a shRrr turn Downward Govern
ment supposd to be aean Ia the market u seller,
come la,go smonnts haylnE been thrown upou the
ma1khs. Gold closed 1t lssk but grew stronger after
Board.
MONTY.
Money market Il easy 1t per cent cs11, with
] moderate demand,
| srATK BONDS. ....
Slate Rouds we're quiet and without any decided
| change in quotations.
| pETnoLruM.
The pettoltum stack uarket With taw exceptions,
Was lower to-day, especially United States. SALES
| tooaJ were Ut ehe following rates: Bzooxlyn Sc
Phmer, $3.50; Southard- tsc; venango, SD: Bfrne
hon Run. $17tos buchanan Farm. &c; Bl1ven. $s.sa
Breroos $sa0; Bradley Sic Cherry Bun, tsc; E1cch
aloz, &c; Ham AeClintock, 44.z5s on Greek, $i.1s
shade River, t7.1o: P1tholn Creek, $3.50; United
Etstea. els-ooi Webs.es, zoe.
FesEnleumit dull. 1000 nrla crude sold as sa9slXc
and !. 40 bfls refined at A&55c.
a DRY GOODS.
! The following sFe the quotations from the DF,
, 1866-02-01

Cincinunti n1HFRet.
Especial Despatch TO the chicago Tfinnne.l
CINc1sHAr1. Jan. q.
FlpcH-Quset md pssceA unchanged. Sales at choice
surertne At S7-5o; eholce extra 1t &s5a-
GaAIS-In good demand, sa1es Of 20. I new 1t
fl5; prime old held At s1l0. Corn steady. S.cs Of
No sbsIIed II sc. Oats dali and 10 lower. ssaes Of
No. SIC; No. ut Soc. Rye steady Sales Of 80
At &c. Harley steady. Sales Of falt It 80.
Co1Tas-Fifna. Sales OF mLddAae At 4sG
WH1sKKY--D1ll. Sales of free At f725.
PEovfs1oss-Act3se. 6aies Of Law city mess posk
at t2s.se-senera1y held at tsato. Bacon dull snd
nine lower. Saics Of shoulders Al IKE: rtss sdss
atlsc. EulK MEATS steady. Lard IN good demand.
Sales Of rt1mt rity kettle rendered. At 17Hc. Grecu
nests higher. Sale. Of shoulders Ut s1091e; stdes
at 15c i; hams II te4a1e4c.
Hoas-ln actire drmsnd and t5c higher. Sales Of
nyc at s9sa9a gross; I'll "a, ues-prtoctpatl
atstteE ptiee dresaed ut 2asso. Receipts 500.
MoutT-Cnxe.
EsSCH& xAX-Sze8dT.
, 1866-02-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

What Doctors, Ministers, aud Pros
fe.sor1 think Of them.-~1 recommend their use TO
public tpeakers.r-Rey. z. H. Chapiu* u hare
chiaf 9rothes' from the ffxt. excepting 70 thlnk
bette1 Of that which BEGIN thinking vel or
Hcy. Henry Ward Heechtt: ''Great service 'n sub
s.The 1foches are st4tf Of life 70 me.-Frofeeeor
Edward North President Of Hamilton College,
Clinton, New York. "a simple and elegant combl'
nation for coughs, etc.'-Df. G. F. Biselow, Boz
Ton. Gt{V
, 1866-02-01

1FllA &VAAE1uya ~ AA( A<1 N4QsSE 0t+tH[tHs AAuA
diecourses On the difference between Chicago and
Nl,lyankec. and tie reasona therefor
1t seems 20 us that Mil" ankee went 10 s1eep in
1851, nnd 1nleuds remaining in thai state for all
Ian her depots together. It takes The majority OF
her bussness men longer to zee The point than 1t
does Chicago to tell story. Manr Of her onsine.:
We psesnme they wonsa Be pleased u bon ends d
lbst road were IN !N1lwapkeei
The fradc Of The city Is ta1aiug oh. Her ues-
pended with country newspapers IN advertising a.
thrown away: Shteaeo thinks didecntey and 1esps
Mllsaukee wanis but few. Mnwaukee men. or
mtpy Of them, say one Eaiitoad line 10 La Crosse
PLENTY. We tayM L not snf1esens to DO the
lloas q dollate worth q era,n from here viii 70 10
while chicago reaches boldly forth for ttade and
a. through Michigan md illinots thc ,hrusls hef
men, ~ the reward ot well directed enterprise. II
Mli~aukee men would spend Shss they do IN law-
Ing oyer tls l. Crosse Railroad IL runnlng sno.her
sasner. a " wh1ie Masaafee is~s. chlesso 6ullas
hey y1 weave az % lie elty q M1wsases INTO dsh,er
md smaller net
7. J. Montgomery. Esq. OF the De7nocTot, Is now
r. ,ns i5 wtas or or nasi1sss nen fer aoss; @
growing one; Chicago men should remember this.
ADJUSTMENTS.
1frsErx-Tbe drama OF ~ Dirglewood" Wns
aearn presented yesterday afternoon and evening.
and on each OCCASION hlled fbe honee- The sauae
erruing the popular drama OF =. Robert Kmmett'
Will take tss place, mhen Iii. J. T. Price takes a
benefit. .rr-..>
yoF ~ Is meeting njtb good sprtess Ncv vicke7s,
and Laura keene,f aching T. greeted with nsli
nss,,ed 9eanea appfooa1'oa At "in be repeated 'ns
MT. Ed#1o Adams, the rising and talented JonnE
trsgcdisn, VITO hae already VIVA Eoldfn opinions tn
his profession. Wtn commence an engagement OF
yor!e IN Chicaso. and We anticipate fos him sue.
eessnt enSaseqen' han err. ,be Abstraction ne,ween
wooa sna Rey aseoEdinr to
re, ~ o,sr LII An1 o''' "'e''
than sne osner, ut. .r,n,r, n. e,.-. ff,,r.s
~ss ,ndiae1enny pairen,,sS. SAboa. &c Eanassd
PIT fhs, ~ ~! ~ ,er m'eI q ss.
.pes1ea eestt9os: Ihss Is Par9[ owing 70 hls =,
wHs1a 1 ~ ~ hs H.. a. fssbnn srS ~
a13d na, ~ nm M ~ t. ri. cnnenton
ri nese. Was good nanalst- an1 nov las us PIT
s ~ e even hs @ots asdent anirers ia!s Is thaEs
Iaeie oeana las ms.1Et19ns oep.ns o. .aa' s mus.
been revealed 10 Mf. Forrest. lofty
minded. pnse heafteq ff1aee @ On IT, wh9se s,N3ss
shouldelr had fallen The burden OF mission Nhica
be - By nat1re nnaited 10 peorm Or a'ea%ss ss
needed poTetfnl w7u-We sse m hsIiet 1 3onin
of most delicate organization, aignlJ G1Nea,
houga sso's 1 ra q ,e,,1R cS 81 ep e.
eaa,iderslan ot nil pcf5; md the dictate, oi HI.
e1 sss b'@ Ssssa tnsssea d saes.ni ana sasasss,'
struggle md eren Il The hna1 scens there y feel
, 1866-02-01

In this city, At .The Old Ladies' Home" January
James Forrest, aged y yesIa.
Fnner.l II The HONG Thursday. Feb 1st, 1855, At
5 O'Clock p. N.
In this City, on The 21th ut-. Of dlphtheFin and
etuup. John ALtAASpE1. only son Of John AMI
Chfisltana LtyAck, aged years and s1nonths.
~ Toronto, Canada, aud t1asEoW and Wick. Scot.
1Aut. papfrs please copy.
ruASIEL LEHIa, In Inc ssh year Of his aze.