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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-03-31
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sun 8slunbg 0elrtaeune bel
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etaatsmiuiRertums, 1raf ss1B Btsnard. Sa6n.
baaiea. tsauftrast. bic seesspartise &itsne
ber sttssu pSuier tes eaubtases a1fere. Rsaar-
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ten.s Bt1 tstseru bemna& btise bduier ID
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fern tSnisli&en Saloiie |; Berlin 3uiammsn,u
trstsu. -: gessir -sfs ~
@eeettn Berlin. 22. Bebr. 1866.
.s.fsa SDtlb el M. y. Bismayt. /
, 1866-01-06

In The funeral noeesklon OF the deceased meu-
beft Of Batteries ~" and "B" On Sunday ne1t,
The heusc opntaidng ths remains OF lleut Timothy
u. Biafsdeu will secompsny the othssa to the Nil
waukee depot, when Il will be eseursed By tbs
friends to Grsceland Cemetery. The other collins
Will be taken 10 Roseh1u as before determined
upon.
The members Of Battery "a, aud also Of Col.
TaIlor's Chicago Battery. will mcet on Sunday
no!nlng =. eleven o'eioek pseclsely, Ut The olacs
The members OF BRIDGES Battery arc requested
To aksemble this evening" n haEps., seren O'clock.
u the United atAtes 6rfS1ca Cl1t Roons, Open
sts q !Ss t. sttscs
tnvited bJ Charles Randolph. Esq. On behalf Of tht
| Board Of Trade, 10 Ueet at the Chamber Of Com
uae7cr, at II O'Clock On Sunday to participate With
| members Of Batteries A and D, and the Chicago
Board Ut Trade Battery.
| The former members of Aalligan's Battery ~
Sunday morning, at II O'Clock, TO altena the mill
Members Of tbs United States ss,1oe Club ar
notified bY the Secretary 10 meet a the Club Rooms
1be following letter h.s been received from Go.
e1or ogleeby c1presstye Of hda regret At being m
able 70 accept The invitation TO BE- present at ta'
STATE or I11nso1s, E1tcu11vE pErAErMksr.
I SFR1NaftE1l,, Jan. 4, 1905.
ceremonies Of the deceased members Of the Chlcagt
Board Of Traae Battery and BATTERIES =" and "B,
lllinots Light Artilley. on the 9Th Of Ibis month
@ sa hss sM Ri saa ~; pslt .ait
tatinc in the solemn ceremonies Of that sad oce1
sion Noble soldierst An honor to their country
iacy tTepose o5Re5 - Rass e.
' 'SN'K1; Il J. oo1zsnr.
ToE,B; szEyEss,
, 1866-01-06
FREE TRADE LEAGUE.
Preliminary MectInG-The Case Stated

A meeting nss held last evening in paslo. No. S,
Sherman Hoose, for the purpose Of taking s.epa To-
ward organizing Free Trade League In Chicago.
A. only few gentlemen were present, II WIS sug-
gested to effect Temporary organization with .,
view 10 place the nater before the prbllc and pre-
iifhed he1ealte1..
temporary o1eans.atson, md Nj. George ". Priest
wae appointed sec7et1Ey.
MI. simon Stern, "a member Of The Executive
COMMITTEES Of the American Free Trade League, a
whose instance The meeting #as called. briefly aa-
dressed the gentlemen present On the Objects
sought to be accomplished by tho Leagns. 10
WITCH be wished to el1ctdate: they had 6een fre-
queutly raieed BY the people q The West: one
Wss wheshes th1s ~ ihe pEn2ST TINE @ to agtss
PEELED to remain Ia the hands Of psotecton!tts in
order to maintain the pqbhc credit Of the United
be more appnrr1ate than the present to agttate
the question Of revenue tar3t opposed TO ap1o-
% A. esn95 ss ; ssead s
used TO the utmost extent. The Government
should not be asked to bolsier up one industry at
| the expenee oE auotbes. tazif to b. protective
| necessarily excludes competition, and hae, there
lore none OF The elements of revenue tarta which
ts lested for the purpose OF drawing the LARGEST
| amount Of revenue by means o. customs duues:
revenue Is 10 f be desfTed from hrtn which is
| low, because the consumption Was thereby u
creased. revcnuc tartd iry1les foreign commerce
protective tatlf excludes it. The recent CONNER
cal treaty between France and England had lafgely
increased the reTtnues Of both countries bJ fednc"
Ing The tariffs. Again, It had been asked Why or;
ganiEe' The an:wet was that the FFesessien;ts h;d
| organize To order 10 oppose them. It Wa9 vel!
known fact that the manutaeturers o. ths East h3d
a measure governed the legislation Of the country.
cenEfess y % point oitsss N q Organization fos psS
lish ttacte and tend speakers through the country
to asitate this question. They bad 20 private ends
for The purpose Of doing publc good. Under
these circumstances he had taksu the liberty 10 ass
them 10 form IN organization IN Chicago.
AZ the conclusion of his remarks, the Secretary
read the constitution OF the American Free Trade
League ... -
"a morton. committee was appointed to dtu1
mp cons ttutlpu and report nj an adjourned meet
tnr.
The meeting then adjourned tn Tuetaay evening
at place TO be deeigna,ed By the sommif,tse, md
papera.
, 1866-01-06

w ANTED-s1500 per year. We
w want agents everywhere 10 sell cur EzPRovKD
- Sewing s.sehines Three ne. ENDS gndsr nd - ana
large commission. paid. The oSI! machine! sold tn
Cnted Et1tes o less than which are fully lceused
i Co. Ind Eacheidcr. All other cheap mscainss srs
infFingt1nenta Circulars ftee Address. or call upon
way. Eew York 238 Carter'st Phii.delP Aia -
Loooafa,z RioSt, Ch.sa&o IL i59 VET Fonsth e. s
faio, n, : de20bJa3-8m
, 1866-01-06
York Market.

hNW lCRX@ JRQ S%
CoTToS-stcady At about previous pr4ccs-sa9ssc
FL7rR-Dai1, and common grades sa1pc lower ssca
1t 100 for extra round hoop 0h1o, and $9155
1925 for trade bsznts, the mntkct closing hesTT for
common grades. ....
at *-8&z8.
gt11es, with nethsng Of momen, dalnz. Rye quiet.
barley dn Batlty 94h 9n!et. tofa T. sat1sr 9eG 3
ppsonnd md sl{asc faE sound xnixed WeatefH- Oats
rather mora steady 1t ts9ase for unsound Western.
ard &c for sound do
Museovado, uAc usyaoa. RSsl74. Aolassea ofu'
EfE Orleans, $i.n3@fA.
hssIy .ns Is 1oger n,ss at s. s
9Sa. fnr Els do, cioslnc at s25 regular, and
t15aSsino for prime. and 2sass2 50 or rfime msss
siso G7Q bbls. nav mess fpt January, February,
March. ApFI and Nay, sellers ep:sea as g, -;
hams guilt meats quiet I'D steady at 1l$l2S f.,
for Feb!qs sellers opon at isSe i9t sn9r 20 none1.
nd lsS91ss for cit. lsrd hssyy q !5AalsK&s & H.
latte. M ~ p x,f, q 1:rSisc Butse. ouet It 21aHe
Iof OHIO. md .9ttc foF State. Cheese dull At nt@
, 1866-01-06

No ReAt for the TCfcked-BuF.aAts and
Yng1anl4-Tbeir Reward.

7bs o,,ce forre o5 the civ ,ecm to have resolved
4nn 49, ~ :. w. ~ 49, s,t",-e.a ths wt.Ecd ~.
tna1 .as1s eaAn oe no .est a4o"ea tna - ~. 'a
GTnts- The officers fof the paet ie'! Gays nave
principally been engaged in cleaning ont a number
Of welllpoxu hsunts Of loafess md ,as1ants. and
~. .,o-,,,n1 ,r.t,s.se. rrn,rd. nf the.c fel1ow.
eaea mo,ns ",sns1ses -, ~. noe Conf
n1ouEbt heiofe tne MAgast1ate ~ tAe toACs SoAt
From appearances theIs r., seems 10 PC s9@s i
fhat e .noit TINE taas Gs1 4 o. 1n tns ~.
and Ehieago 700 hot 70 aoio tne1a tnoaga aoe ~
tucfd 5eetc1oaf, lnqntlae Ato Wnote G. - Ia
End aulceeden1e ocetpsea t1e aHenuon o. tns Jus
TIE during the pnnGPal pae o. .hs mo.ae =, r.
zion 0! the Conf. EIeepune me o1PosA Q! 1s
TseIants, ve'J little other Business "as uaosaeteo
yestaaaY+ ~.r,.vro
TIE 'AoAAse se...,
iae es se ~ tns tsrcc po'3rt orsesnt;s.
u ,Hi1 HuI "a iohn iinn ,.rrr fonn In the
s!a. ~ 1co-dtnc IN thair stnrT. wifhont INV
t!tees ana ot e, ~ seut ~ tfs n.idewe1 III
Taee Ts,- 70 e. HRtefo nnd Charles Ysfes were
a..3 ua2s nf5;ccrs Rerd and CrnncT At the Iii.
aEsG - Ea.y ~ P.ii.ns5 asnof hr7e ;hey ,yerc A.,
nn1s 1t.,,,n r. indncc An od l.rmer 10 take walk
u11s ,h ~ Fer th,s litns amnseinsnt they were
Ia,rI'tcr T,,nm.s McIajc. Charles Catou. James
1a31or, Benjamin Doyle, Dernis Flynn, Pit Cary,
, 1866-01-06

new city At s1.Ha " elos'nx dal1 At Ssa-3a: "a
city lover. with sales Of = hels ez Bult reata
md bacon nominal, with 10 sAles. Greea meats Ae
lower; sslea OF Shoulders at s4c: sides At i:bc. apd
h1ms 1t 1t Lard declined; tales Of 100 tes city 1t
11he; xss 1t 1sxc: bead st 1txo; gut At lso.
Hoas-Deelnced to nla2n.sa NIT to sS-o rfoss--
closur dull County dressed sell At ~ PEI
TO ~. ReceIpts 10.ssl head r1ces hare been irTe
ulas u, day, ranging from I'll % to &12eo.
NoNx1-HtayJ nd elose.
ExcuAsdE-Lo~er, 1t Is discount buying and 8
discount md pa1 selling
, 1866-01-06

The pationshtIes Of the deceased 80 far as known,
ere rs follows: ......
Chicago 1Gs; other psrts Of The United States,
60: Bohcmia, :; Csnaaa, 4: France England. l.;
sD'; SwesD 81 intno@D holsna rossn Ns1ns So'"'1
6HAII4 TQL.
Ills an cxsse1ne1y gratifying fact to rote That
there have been no deatha from small iox during
| the month This fact should not cause any nbats-
ment In the 7sA1 Of citizens 10 Improve The
ita1y condition Of the city, iDasmuch A. the dread
scourEc may only hare disappeared to give place to
the even more fA1Al chnlet1-
, 1866-01-06
Milwaukee Market.
,,.T T1.~,A+rt IN tha fhtr< ~, Tvfhurs

Au.WAFEEE, Jan. 8.
FLorx-Qutct. aalea Of SO nb.1. city white win
ter at &1ohA
GaA1s-Eheas enll md loxrr. sxles It the u1ozu-
irs beard 1900, 1t sl1a8L2sx caah and buyef
ten days, aud Sl.7;1 seller ten days. A. the noon
board the sa!es were eo,on hbls. 1t ef-e9te7H. a:
o. u board the sales wert Ill oo1 bu Fol cash 1t
Ltaa1-z6t, closing 1t &i.7s. ........ ....
TEoyross-Dui. sales VI so bbls, city mess, sces
III oth au So bills. setr Ill January. at &atoc 81
t1ces sxeet pietled bauas a. TIC RntteT dan. Sales
150 froll at &c and 0 bs nrktn At &c Dressed
hpS1 Hssc lower Sales of so at Sss % far good
weight, 49,. ........
R1uurs-1s1 bb1s -four, $1,000 ba whest, aooo b1
oAts.
Eu1xxsrs-tao ht1s four. LOO bu. wheak by xa1
, 1866-01-06

cou1denee, dismissed Or goaded 10 reign, and
worthy Of boldtnK otdoe IN sly capacity On The po-
lice force, appointed to supetsode than Rnfo1n
IL excellent, and often neeeeszY. eut u VII nosdo
10 fejokm BIZ going Ike the cz1h-h4ekWatdA.
, 1866-01-06
CITY MORTALITY.
The Dead Of tS05.--Ganses Of Dezth--'
Ages and Nationality Of
the Deceased.

The mortality report Of the Health 0accr 9os De-
cs,ubcr Of last gear has been made up. completing
The noataht5 record Of 1sa5 The Official figures
jor The month only Wy BY eiRh. from The estimate
published In the Tn1nuxE resiew of Ill rn2taers
.ainine 70 the city. =,
CAU1Kd OF nEAIH.
The following table e1hiuts the causes Of death
, 1866-01-06

The following arc the places OF birth Of ali whose
nativity were atces1ained: Ch1ca.o. 1850; othcz
parse Of the United States, 5a9; Ireland, $40; Ger
France, 5; Prussia, s; ilaiy, 6; Apss3a, Norway,
s.; Sweden, 81; a, sea, =; Canada, 81; Denmark,
IL; Scotland, IS; Poland, I; Wales, 6; holland,
bohemia, 10.
, 1866-01-06
Albany Cattle Market
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1!bnnt

Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1Etbunc.]
:. ALnAgT JAN 5.
CATTLE-1be market has beeu moderately actit .
to-day. The best demand coming from Brighton ana
thezrabouts, nearly all the good cattls hs4e oeen
bought to 20 In that direction. For ordinary ano
common stock p.icea tra k@A 2 lower. but Eooo
bceYes are worth ss much ~ last week- Among inc
gales wcre: BJ s. Heath 100 prime Ifllno!a sFessRne
aS0 ns At {f.bp; S. Sitnes II nne fat Ohio averaging
ISIS At sa5 100 nt; j. Judge Sc extra Keatoeks
average lo'3, at 1915; j. Murray 10 average la3h
&ss7x ". Mitchell 50 Ohio averaging 1sao at *ios
Dewcy l. johnson 60 Michigan averaging l. 70 1t F.t'
and 10 sFeragn2 9ss ut 3steH oodlnE e oalo h'etas
inc ls1D ut $t500o; D. Wa1xsA Is 1nlhets averaging
40 at S1la; 50 Averaging BIS At lis Averaging
1l75 at rs a. and 81 67sseragtnG aoht s. Housle5
100 ullno1s average SO at $500. end 10 aTtf7E1ns
1g6q at $7siK; J. Ds1ty rs ILLINOIS aTezaEug1sa IS 81
500; BIC Coon 81 averaging 1860 1t 4so- Hece1pfa
4zpo- -
saEEP-Demand good. At prices ranging fton s;.9
to $50. Recclpt1. 5000.
HOGSThc packers arr beginning to do mort, mt
the sales OF the week reach between 1000 and aoN .
s1p0oe1o5a. Receipts, E,;oo; shipped to NEW York
1900.
, 1866-01-06
Reueyolence on Ice.

One Of the Oldest kimflee within The Fange Of the
written history Of comparisons ~ that wherein
charity Is compared 10 a frosty piaht-c}eat. but
ccld-apd ''cold az charity" hts passed Into pro
verb. That Ice men are Incapable Of . gcherone
emotion may not be disputed, although We have had
bitter experience in dealing With them Ia summer.
Pe1hape, however, the difference In the condition Of
The ice NAV have Eometldng to do With the differ.
cnce In the degree Of warmth Of feeling exhibited
oi Tie latter, the pubic hase learned 70 expect
nothtrg-the former are not all steeled to the voice
Of suffering.
specially intended N Tor he manasers Of he Wash.
ineton Skating pnrk4 who not only show them:
seses superior 10 the morally chilling Influences OF
III Popular pro,crb, which puts corporations on a
level with Aohammedau Eomeo-declariug them TO
be toullets. Those ceutlcEen have from the dsst
worthy Of being set up Is an ensamp3es The act
disclosed In The following correspondence y only
one Of eerte8 Of Differences 10 the good OF Other
may be SLOWED 10 say that We shall be dlsappolnt.
I'd II the occasion referred 70 DO pot verify another,
taken from good old oook-"1hers Is that sea1-
ferelb, and yet fncrta:eth-'
We are a 5et RpAhle to indicate The dAy on
which The donation here made will be realized. But
whatever date may be fixed, We " tnto that tne
the poor Of the city OF Chicago The Immense pop.
nlsity Of the park ensures # against PaGe1ty Q!
IL s1eas hi aolias rsea - qaii tol ee pro
enjoyment farnfshed will carry comfort INTO some
eheerlees household, will act a. spur to az aten
Remembtr the poor on the day appointed. The
following correspondence explains ltsclf:
Rooxs or TIE WAsn1xoson sx4T.no Aaso's,
june. l. Reynolds. Etq.4 President Of the Chscago
bsaa f. s@N1t s1 meeting of the Director, Of tht,
A.sociat,on he'd th,s das the following resolution
Resoired, Thai the dee Of tho Washington Skating
, 1866-01-06

Tho following table exhibit
fer DAHsnhrr:
, 1866-01-06

Broxyn,s Vet1nifugc Comfltst or Worm
LoEenses-Much sickness, undoubtedly, with chill
eren and adults. attEth1ted to other causes fs oc;
sns,oped by woEns. The "Yernltu.e Condts, !"
although efectnal IN destroying WORMS. can do no
possible injury to the mott delicate child. THIS
valuable combination has been successfully used "
phye,ciana and found 10 be sac and sure IN e1adi-
eating worms. 20 huE,fn1 to children.
Children having wor1ns require tnmedtase atten-
ton, a. neglect Of the trouble often causes pro-
lonEed sickness .
Symptoms Of worms in children are often over
looked. Worms in the stomach and bowels cause
Irritation. which be removed onfJ by the Hse Of
4 tu1e remedy. TIE combination al ingredients
rsed in making Browns "Vetmituge Comdts'' Is
such al 10 give the best possible eEt with safety
Sold by druggteth. chemi.ts and dealers IN nedi'
ctnes, at twenty-five cents box.
SeIShT9M4 SsatY. ajax
, 1866-01-06

- SAN FN44clECot 1xae =
Mtning stocks steady. Ophir. So; fotosl'
1<s. Impettal u1 Yellow Jacket, ~; Le&al lenoes'
fyX.
, 1866-01-06
Cincinnati Market
Especial Despatch to tho Lhicago 1nnune'l

F1ouR-stt4dy and dsrn.
QRau-Wheat dali and lover; at $3.50 fof 80 l.
Co.n active and n.n. with sales of No ~ ee oats
steady, with safes Of No. At SC And NO. as'
quiet. barley nominal.
Taoy1ucae-Wcake., Aess Pork ssesdJ. s&es o.
, 1866-01-06

Crawford,s Puimonic Trocbes will
cure Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Hoarteness. Sore
Throat, &c. Pnblic speakers and stngess use them
to clear and strengthen The VOICE They ase safs,
Hu1nhnrns d Van Setback wholesale Agents, 18
Lake-et., Chicago. dec16b59 1atsAT, ,Tu&TH
, 1866-01-06

Coe,s DYrpeps1a Cure.-Thuc is no neet
Of INF onea haytn: The dsspepsla, for It has beet
demonstrated beyond feaf Of contradiction ths
Goes Dyspepsia Cnrc VII certainly cnn. Il Cor
eurely cnled By the Cure. Siekhesaache, cramps
paips or cold IN either stomach or bowels. tnsanu
Yield 10 ltf power. de14oSa5'Tu.fh,aA
Go to the Reat-Gso to RFyAnf e. Str Rt
toms Chicago Commercial College to get a thor
ooph, practical bus,ness education, or 10 become
cpSd Telegraph operator. Addrcss tfnclotInf
ftaups) fos circulars, BRYANT 4 STnA1ToS, Chlca
60, III.
, 1866-01-06

DR.. c. l.. Spencersa Fragrant 0ndo1iAs-
cjes for clensing and preserving the Teeth, ever
offered to the public md IL Ma1rantea TO contain no
acid any ot1e1 ingredient ID the least Injurious
to the teeth cake OF superior Tooth paste ACCOM-
paplcs eaeh bottle. The Ondouseatne eau be found
1t wholesale OF retail. BY DruRg1.ts generally,
Meeets, Du1nhsms & Van Setback, Chicago, LII
no!s, Agents Tor the Northwest
nrlf fkf1 73xaL
, 1866-01-06

CLOTHING At MANUFACTURERS FucEs.-We art
authorized 10 announce that Bartlett Brutht11 Nos
18l l. 1sa Randolph street, under The Sherman
House, are pow selling their Immense stock O.
clothing at manufacturer cost prices. This ftm
Is ono o the few IN our ely which manufactures al
it's OWL goods, placing thereby the largest possible
amoun. OF 1nuucY In circulation in the city and en-
coutaE1rg home industry. Their Wholesale eftab
lkhmeut, Nos. a T. 40 Sorth Water etrcct, 4 per
1eca hec hive Of activity, whence foods Of MI kinds
and stylcs are rent cut broadcast over the wholt
No1thWe4t; and their retail establishment, unde.
the Sherman House. largely supplies the e)othtng.
wesfcfs ol Chicago Etkh both over and under wear
Ea1tlett Brothers have brA up an almost eosoesal
tsadc IN q very fer year,: thei have accomplished
It BY good knowledge Of the business, stsc: aI'
tEnon 20 The ~ante Of thrir psttns. and honorable
mcnded 10 inspect their stock and !ea.u theil
psiteS.
, 1866-01-06

FIRE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
Regular MeetIng-Stkeet Nuiaances.

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lne lesulal eean"'"eeA!5 itea1lE VI kuo oua3u u
Police and Fire Commissioners Has held at Police
Hesdqu4tters, corner of Washington and LaSnllo
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I1l&"orth and Fred dnoo.
Cosnmiesloner Ellsworth moved that a COMMITTEES
be apuo1nted for the nurpose of Inou,rin into tbe
snt,,tz ~ h.tssia,s 49, stetra -, .hess
p.aeoeaa1A5 " p"es INV asun. W snGP
Nneae me engines u na CITY mlgat oe repaired.
, 1866-01-06

RclIance.-yve deem 1t to be our duty
TO eay 10 onr readers, lint the most inpiirit
nnnce can be paced in Goes Cough Balsam. II
will cure yo9f children Of Group. and yo1rsell Of
any cough. cold sore throat o. pulmonary aasctson.
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Dytpeps1a can be surely and permanently cured
by Goes DJspepsis Cure. Thonsanis qt dyspep-
tce are sending in their testimonials to the pEopri
eiors, aay.ne II has cured them. We ssy 70 those
who are suffering from dyrpepala, constipation,
Sour stomach, or any dttorIaer Of the stomach o.
boTea. give Il fair ttial. t1u3c722S tn.th-sAt
, 1866-01-06

FnEE CnuRcn DEnIcAT1cs.-The Vest Side
Free Church and Mtetion School, corner Morgan
and West 1naana etsccts, will be dedicated by ap-
pirate kcr,1ocs tomorrow afternoon and evening,
In the afternoon Ut O'clock exercises ol an exceed
haib School oonslst,ng Of addressn. By Rev. ]. Il
Vincent, +. +. Wells, E&a, u. L. MOODY. Esq.
Geo ". Perkins, Esq., and others, with singing 81
place. In the evening. ut hall past seven O'Clock
ihesr w1l be the dedlcnloty services Of the chnrh
A tteeouGee viii be delivered BY Rev. Or. Patton
aud short atldfesses mnde by other distfn:utrhe:
cletEsmeo. This buildtuG ID most beautiful ant
pcr1ecs the arrangements for III purposes, and In
tncomodations for IN audience Of hon Eileen hund
divine service will be held eaeh sabbath al half pas
ten O'Clock. sabbath School u O'Clock.
, 1866-01-06

Throat and Lung Dgseascs-Dr. Aver,
McCornlck's Building, corner Randolph and Dear
born streets, whose femsrkable success tn the
easts, Bronchitis. Asthma, aud affections Of tho
Luncs. by the "new mode Of cure, lis well known,
will receire patients at the Office daily but can be
ih1sday, Aondar, TLtaGEay and ITtda<s1av Of eaeh
week
@- Take particular notice OF The above days
and call Immediately, as nor IL the best season Of
the year for The - new ireatmenLn
Persons who cannot call may consult by letter.
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, 1866-01-06

EOUND--Lady's Fur Victorine.
j. inquire 1t Potomac House, ~ Michigan .,e-
, 1866-01-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

"A Card ofE1planat1on.-Th reFyp pop
ular and beantitDl miniature portrait now being
as many Ianea a the youth about to 1uar1y tho
Trtreesb Hcieua o1 Enkiand. J. Cszbnt1. photo
grapher 131 Lake street, Offers to tho readers ofthe
ttc Photomtniatu1e, to thsphoiog sph be produces
On porcelain: photography has now attained such
perfection, Gnd h9s become 70 popnl4z a1nonEst Ill
- httle mis.ihcation = potfib1e. The word pho.
.tosraphy means writing By means q l1Rht, !" and
ture can be Obtained By tho chemical agency Of
light. The following ~ few Of the names bJ
which pictures On porcelain sse known: Photonfn.
photographer II England, Helioa1tstotypta. ric-
lures On porcelain we're not invented in Chicago. -
they were Exhibited st the Worlds Fair IN london
In 1852, and made BY Weuderpth, OF rhilaaaiphsa.
e1nce 1853 he therefore adopts The title Rho&ou1as
tut1s as the enc most easily understood, since The
nature of the porcelain restricts ts size rom locke
10 CAB inches. See advertisement. In another col
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, 1866-01-06

The Combination Of ingredients used
in making "Bypttns Bronealdi Iroea<s" ts such II
to give The best possible effect With safety. The
Ttoehes are used always with good snecese and sre
widely known NJ the best remedy for C1ughs,
Cold, Throat Diseases, and As,hmattc troubles.
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, 1866-01-06

There will be n Special Meeting OF tho
Trustees Of The Hospital for Women and Children,
rooms OF lie Young Mcn's Christian Association,
to take into consideration the best meauE Of raising
funds, by festival to be held IN Smith Nixon 9
pnnctna attendance of ali the managess Is earnestly
requested.
Per Order Committee. d1B3
, 1866-01-06

FOUND-Taken Upon the 9TH
l. Inst, black COW with crooked horns. ysars
old, witch the owner can have By proving PROPERTY
md paving charges Apply At 3QD Canal. 9t-- Nt4s
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