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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-07


The Southern people +, belled, used
every effort to overthrow the Gov
ernment, murdered and starved many
thousands of Northern men, shot aud
mal.treated Southern Unionists, and
plunged the Government into an abyss
Of debt. Now they ask to be rein.
stated with all their former power,
without giving one guarantee that
they will not again'attempt to disrupt
the Union. Tho Copperhead- Con.
seryative. National. Union party in
sist that it shall be done. Every man
who acts with that bastard organiza-
tion is only Fastening the time of an
other rebellion. Its main element
during the war was semi-rebel and
now the entire rebel party of. the
South is in full accord with it and
have been accepted as its allies. Can
the noble men who put down the re-
bellion, and the Union men who up
held their hands, vote and act with
such party2 Ohio will answer No.
by majority of .seventy-ivo thou.
sand.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-07

Weak Eyes EpiphOra, or watery Eyes Pain
in the Eve Ball; Amaurosis, or Obscurity OF
Vision Phonotopha, or Intolerance OF sight;
Weakness of the Retiua and Optic Nerve
MyOdesopia, or specks or moving bodies be.
fore the eyes Opthalmia, or Inflammation OF
the Eye and Eyelids; Cataract Eyes; Henri
opia or Partial Blindness Sinking OF the
Eyeball; strabismns, or Squirting, &c.
They can be used By any one with cer-
tainty OF success, ard without the least fear
Of injury to the eye. More than 5000 certin-
Gates of cures are exhibited at our Office
Cure guaranteed in every case when applied
according to the directions inclosed in each
box. or the money will be refunded. Wrifs
for a CUcuidr-sent gratis. Address
DIR, j. STEPHENS q CO., OoULIsTs,
At Rushton's, Family Druggists, No, 10, Astor
House. Broadway, N. Y, (P. o. box 926.)
p. S.-Dr. J. Stephens & Co. have invented
and patented a M0oPIS, or CORNEA FLAT.
TENER, for the cure of Near Sighnsdasss,
which has proved grest success. IVnte
for Circular. jan26.ly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-07
sIF,',

If modcsty were worth one mill per
pound, how many tenths of mill
would it take to buy all that Johnson
is the possessor OFF
II e.otism wercs worth fifty cents
a buckct-full, could person with
100000 ready money buy one. fifth
part of Andrew Johnson2
II Johnson's next election depend
ed upon the people that sustain him,
how many thousand votes each would
they have to cast to give him a ma.
jority?
If Johnson's tour to Chicago in
creases the vote of the Union party
a hundred thousand, is not that par.
ty under q hundred thousand obliga-
tions to himY
Ifthc numerous snubs that Johnson
has received during his tour have not
abashed him, what would it require
to make mule blush.
If it is correct for johnson to turn
his trip to Chicago for the purpose Of
participating in the ceremonies Of
laying the cornerstone of the monu-
ment to be erected to the memory oi
the lamented Douglass into "My
Policy" excursion, would it not be
right TO solicit votes at a funeral.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-07
Tuesday, October 0, 1855.
Sherif'S Proclamation !
THE STATE OF OHIO,
HANCOCK COUNTY.

To htCpdiEsd Ei.cieys NJ said Ceapfy:
In pursuance Of a law Of said State, regu.
lating elections therein, I, ID. d. McCahan.
sheriff Of the County OF Hancock, Aforesaid,
do hereby proclaim and make known, that
tho
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-07

The above was gotten up by the
"musket bearers" and was signed
only by such. We are told that ma
sy who signed the article are willing
to be qualified TO the facts rs g..
forth. Quite number Of these men
are Democrats, but say they cannot
vote for such man as LeFever, who,
had opportunity offered, would not
have scruplsd to permit their total
destruction.
But two who were requested to
to append their names refused, one
OF whom was dessrter, and gave as
his reason tor 80 doing, that "Lere.
yer favored him moro than did any
other ofi,cer in the regiment"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-07

- Given under my hand and seal, n
the Sheriff's office. in Findlay, this
/ L. s. twenty.ninth day OF August, Ammo
- Domini one thou and eight hundred
ID. ID. MCAHAN,
Sheriff Of Hancock County, ono.
sept evils iG 4w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-07
SECOND TUESDAY IN OCTOBER,

Ammo Domiui ono thousand, eight hundred
and sixty six, beiny tho ninth day OF said
month, Is, by the Uonstitutisn srd lavs OF
said state appointed and made day on
which the qualified e.ecRrs of said county
shall meetat their proper place OF holding
elections In their respective to~nships be-
tween the hours oi-i O'Clock A. N. and six
o'clock p. NJ, OF said day. and pr3eeed To
elect / y ballot. the following State and Coun-
ty officers, tO.wit
Ono person for Secretary OF State;
One person for Supreme Judge;
One person for Member of the Board
of Public Works.
One person for Congress
For tho Fifth Congregational District. OF Ohio,
composed Of the o mites Of sanc'ck, Wyan.
dot, Auglaize, Allen, Hardin, Mercer and Van
Vert
One person for Common Pleas Judge
For the Fourth Sub.Division OF the Third Ju.
dicial District of Ohio, composed Of the coun-
ties of Hancock, Seneca, wyandot and Craw-
ford.
One person for Probate Judge;
One person for Auditor;
One person for Treasurer
One person for Sheriff;
One person for Clerk;
One person for Commissioner;
One person for Coroner.
AM WHEREAS, By an act ~ the Legi.latnre
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-07
One person for Coroner.

AMI WHEREAS. By An act ~ the Legislature
NJ the STATE Of ONO, passed February 9th.
1881. II Is made the duty ofthe sheriff, tho
time of procaiminZ the election, IN give no.
tice To the Trustees Of the several townships,
# ihc number Of persons TO be returned As
Jurors from each towns ip.
The tpporuonment ~ Jurors. IA made by
tho Clerk Of the Court of the Common Pleas,
to be returned IA follows:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-07

N. hrsfoTsrs of
the Eye Sighf.
They will re.
tore impaired
'ght, and pre-
crve II TO the
lates, period OF
iie.
Speetaei,s Ken
dared Ussisss.
The most emf.
rent Physici.
ans. Oculists,
Divines, and
the most pro.
minent men of
our country,
rec ON m Q n d
the use Of the
CORNEA RE.
STORERS for
Presbyopia, or
far or long
sightedness, or
every person
Y h o W g a 70
pee ctael es
from old age (;
dimness ofvis-
ion, or Burr
inR; OverwOrk-
edEyes; Asth-
pol en- q. or
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-07
STATE UNION TICKET.
For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM II. SMITH.

j y ) a TX > T. y Il Il.
Member Of Board of Pail Works,
JOHN NJ. BA II r + II L.
, 1866-12-07

Nys.eAL isRrnrxES1s.-Wc call tho attention
@. tht rusical pnblie IL the card OF ]. B1uer s.
Co. in arolher COLUMN. From his advertisement
We see ihat dr. Bauer ofrrs tu The Nnttfc IN cx-
ccclin:1y ane nnsical stock, comprising tic
ks,ah' 1nc other pianos, parlur organs, brass aud
string in-!, utuenls ulusical bnxes, t. To hay
e:e r1 ehri-,mas presents his cnnice s1ock oae'e
islrv. Fo:tuniies Of procuring the aue-i tn.ttu;,
tns made. as he nf1n art cole agents :or seve1a5
willie itcir well known etanling tn Chicago tnu-
seal eli ct will iEsGre the purchaser the best fl-
tli1..l., t:e moderate terms. Ladies' should not
forget :llat Mr. Bauer has ;uet rect ised varied
a>-u!tE,etf. cf 'hr most beautiful mnslca ho1"a.
Il..e l. uke the most charmstIc pscsehts Of the
, 1866-12-07

Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Trlhnne.}
CINCINNATI, December 6,
F1orR-Q1les. Prices UNCHANGED. Small sales OF
sper*ne At ts.o59$lna; extra vi tlbIH8ltso family
1t tl2..06Sl:.15.
GRaIS-Whcat shaie 1rmes; sales Of No. spring
At S20; No. do at $.eaz1ss; MOL winter at t275.
coEn scarce and frn; tnles Of mixed At &c
.ssc: old dutl sales OF mixed At nc. Oats 1c higher
md ar.1vr. sales Of So1 II ala5so. RE dull, MOL
II 81 1h}l.l2. barley qHlct; no salcs.
CorIoS-QuIet- Nfd'llns held At 3niKaslc.
wn1sREf-foznlnstly lower. sales OF bonded at
coc.
Provisions Depressed and generally lover. Ness
gorE d1lf tna11 salrs at $1ssaal9o spot so bsls
JaRuary. At <ls.oo. Bacon and bnlk meats nominal.
Green meats quiet sales Of shoulders At sides At
5Ac hams At exc Lard dull and freely oHeEel At Ike
spot, and TO be made.
HoGs-Dnl and lower-closing at $50a3s-D gross,
&64oS6 7s net Receipts $500. Eeecleu since morning
shout G,tnO+ Matket closes heavy.
E1cHASuk-Hcayy ut 50 discount buying, and par
selling.
MoxEY-{J0se.
, 1866-12-07

.atms hi. vo,ee: NOW, gentlemen, in behalf Of
ihc city OF Chicago, place the last etone In this
great tunnel, the wonder Of America and Of the
world.~ The announcement WAS rrcc1rcd with
thrcc rousinG ehecrs.
AS The stone VIZ put in poeiton tho clock above
struck e1cTen; Il wAs not heart by The ceiebEauts,
bnt careful noting Of limo showed that It was
done On the stfosc OF the hour.
1t took come time 10 nIl In this cement csrctul-
y. and 10 wcsh tic stone so that all who cane By
aftcrwarte might h. able to read the tnsct1ptf IN
in the dim light. While this was in progress, The
Mayor announced that be had laid three copper
cents under the stouc. and nomc others Of the
party followed his example, pushing their ccnts
INTO DE now rapidly settling cement The work
concluded, the Mayor said: " Geutlemcu. / an-
nouncs 70 Jon 81 that The last stons In the tun-
nel ae lala, and ne work IL completed"
Dutpg the latter portion Of t,e proceedings there
, Tas running Die Of cross talk Of jocoisr Find
enough amid the gloom. 10 ono cheer Long
n,e ~ sas tunnel" the Ms5er replied. Long live
by many succeeding eenessuons."' Tho senti.
msnt was answered by three lines three.
The stone Is = neat block Of whito marble, mca-
enrinr SOME. y lty : by " inches. II bears The
high
, 1866-12-07
Baltimore Cattle Marker.

BALTIMORE, December g.
REKF CAT7lr-The market hss been better supplied
d1rIE the weeS ,mc 1sso heaa of bccyes being re-
gltia g from southwestern sirgiuta and ITS hcst ftol
hhto 0t thr oGerinEs : hraA were withdrawn. laa
and f1eert q held orer. and 1hc ha1snce sakcn ty
bu.chsts = p,css rsnEaS = fo.ows: nef cattle :,
sess 80 s.3a*:;; nshs hei1.r. :; t:r !sesa
.t the last price. t.w extra cattle sold to View
YORK dealers on Wednesday It $500.
HoG+The rtc~ip.1 and demand arc moderate. Pack
Sttl Keep ont at The naa.ke and butchers hug very
spAFiEelJ. Sales have rAuEcd 1t 10 sl01'c net
SHEI@The receipts have been light but butchers
arc veil supplied and hare bopEht sraringly at S3e
according to quality.
, 1866-12-07
New Orleans Market.

Nxw ORLKASf, December 8.
C6T7os-r nchaner11: low mIddltne. 3naSIc: MID.
&tEE nominal at Sic. Receipts $3.50 bales
GHocKk1t4-SoE7r hrn taif, 9hc; r1oasses easier !;
Inferior, <c r'tue, &c. .'---..-
FLoEt-tfood demand; supe1nne, tiosa9io.s3; extra,
III lG2lfa5.
GrA1i-Corn In good demand; mixed. tl.2a3l.sa :;
oats, sc.
Pxov1aoS-rork dull new, 9e3.oo: old. t.5.00 BA-
CON- retail business only; shortdera 13c: sides, 1c
Lard dull, II l9al5c
HAT-t1hto hrcY. $500.
TcBAcco-Inlt fair 113l7c medium Leaf, saloc.
NurSIKy-S1.4o.
Go1p-lsx; bank sterling, sls New fosk exchange,
discount.
, 1866-12-07
1iliwnukee Market.

Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Ir1eupe.l
MILWAUKEE,, Dec .mbcr 8.
FL0CR-Lower and moe active, With sa1rs Of sEpe-
rior winter at s11aa91zo,; Xxx winter sl1oallso:
\ winter - 50a1D.oo
GEA1S~Wheat more active, With sales 1t a. m.
hoard Of 50 bu No. sprinR at 32os: 10o bu do So.2
&.s0: $40 bu. by SAMPLE at $lo0- Noon Board sales
1.2S0 bu No. 1tprinE al $:.05: ii 500 bu No.
II sl.o91s zoo ou No. q. s1es lao bu rejected
at t1.as- Barley duh at 500,
fnov1stoss-Dul1 and lower With sales otInsss pork
At fl6.00.
DtE.sEp aoas-Dtelncd 12K@asc, With sales at
id.nts67 ..
LAVE Hhns-ActiSe, but downward tendency, With
>aice at f1.5s to $500.
EEfEnTS-2ft0 bEIs four. $500 b.. wheat. $500 bu
o,ts. B.s live hogs. 2t0 dress d hogs.
6u,rMkSTs-2so9 bris -four, $40 bu wheat.
, 1866-12-07

FAREWELL DINNER TO cnAnLKs T. R1cu4nxp.
iE=e.--A most agreeable episode in daily lfc-an
,e,.ut Which occasionally to smooth out The
) ts-snk1ed front OF timc-occnrrcd yesterday ane!
Loon L, tic St. Cha,les Dining Rooms Of this
city. Mr.. Philip Conley. the entesprising md
ernte,nan3s proprietor Of the estahlsmcut ,nru,
,oned. mr., ared, at The request Of several scptle
n,eu. tunptuous repnst, IN honor Of Mr. Charles
). EiclHno1d, one Of Chica=os earliest c.izenx,
Mr. llcllmotd Is uhoutto leave for Eurcpe, To taxe
part n tue iorleomsnNs N yacht raes. and she dinner
EeI, Se tol;-n * oi he kindly rsmeab1anee q which
1he :s sncs,s rasbercd and paook With cviaep,
r,i..h pl The cood thinEp which were tp1esd BE-
fo.e item. Oyeiesx vanished IN twinkling Of
IN eye. Inskeys disappeared beneath q most vig-
ae
eoces I'll fell victims TO 1as1sh'ug appesitcs, smu.
listed by the attractive manner will which They
we.c served. 4 Just ttitute 70 The e5oEt uade TO
please Champagne was not desplsed, Or permit
i'd 70 foam d,sconsolately At the 1aoasa OF un-
o .t,r o 5ffa 81 e
s,ossltt laughter, the bon moi aud the liTclE sal
s VIZ B. he o of bamor ae he sod
PRECISION OF regard comminglcd with the regret OF
temporary o;s q s ioe.ey Ss ihs sSeG r.
profsszinx ,S Zig Mr. ltichmond'a. hesllh, spoke
Il lin II watm tones q pleasant e9!o-
Hs slss 1.s sesp e tas se ds; e.; s1 on s
Csncs-o who dared 10 cross the tFeschefoas deep
il ,css from he, port-shc pioneer, In tlei; Of
to aend . sesee y iro % cs,eago to New
=, 'Jrlracs hy way Of the Illinois md Michigan
.C4&nal. All this and much more, equally coupli-
Hr. KchIaond in most 3lensacd and eloquent
'tszfsr responded @ . shs sosss % .as Commerce
f snd h manS n1e Sa1,1
- ied 10 wend their way homewafd with pleasant
,pltsslons Of IN evening most pleasantly passed.
, 1866-12-07
PhtsadcfphiA-Mark

F1nCR-unehaoEtd; sales at 8 ea2s 50 for snp:rnnc.
tlcp4Io.p for extra: t!t.GkAl2.:: tnr Northwest
b.1nos: Kte tour sells :. t7.:1a5s.
70. Ernnsylv rcd and s0c elo for s1utnezn do.
Torn dull: old Yellow e1ILs1.11. and ncx ao7tln -
- cosdtttoh. Hats Sc
PEnrlsloxs-Cunsctued: sa1es At tz4ooa2a5o for
new pork; 1ha7lc for h2con Hams lag l3Ac for
1cklra, md ltallXc tbT fAlted shoulders LAID lc
Tor prime In brla Gr NeretA.
, 1866-12-07

Exw 1ckx. December T.
BKxrr-w4sh lighter receipts ard better inquiry
Ut about axe Asesagc. though the qaailsJ Of The
snKxr AND LAuns-Copt,nue dali and depressed. the
hist drovca Of sheep bringing 6kc. A1d lNrnbs
SW1*E-Are very dull and htaFy. With Light de-
un1nd uom p4cSefs ii sss7Xc. The highest tKurt.
, 1866-12-07

Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribuues1

Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribuuel
ST LoCts. December 6.
F1oVR-Dni lou e7 grades, x;suSs ~; hieser tll51
s13nO
GBAES-Wheat. nothing doing; choice, $3.50: fall
sz-o spring, F.fb Corn-nex white and yellow, s3c;
old. Sc. Oats dulf and declining at e2l6tc. barley
spring, Il IL: fail 316o.
Observation-Disclosures no sales.
PRovis1oSs-Mess pork, *!o.oo. Lard dnll.
HoSs-AS2Aat.ip.
, 1866-12-07

GIEA7 SALE OF FCLo1n1HG.-Attcntion is called
10 The crest satc OF dne custom-made clolhInE 60
i1- on al c. E. Ncwmsa i Brothers, III south
Clark street The articles for sale are OF the fnest
material and Will be fouud to posscss the merit OF
CeraHcc>s. A very Ene st0c.1 al piece goods,
CLOTHS. cassimeres, and yesting4 may be seen At
This t>tabllahmens, Of which Aessrs. Newman d
T: E:o:Acss are prepared to make suits 10 order In
Tie lsles1 styles. and at moderate prices.
AsT1pocEs FOR Hoo Observation-Disclosures IL
coi!ef 10 Nr. ii. G. Tous1ey's advertisement In
1his Issue Of bis system Of hog cholrra nntldotcs
AS rtertu,lye for vsHous swine diseases these
I.,:nc. a'c considered 10 be very +uccessfui in
c.l.:rg: Q. cholcEn IN al! its forms. Mr.. ToQslcy
symptoms anl ,lcatr1eEt of Inc disease, which
viii IL. stIt free to hog breeders on receipt Of 4
I've trEi stamp.
, 1866-12-07


FIJI. that tall men nerc at a dlsalyaniaoc. A
lsait "o11d hare been iuuit4t.i, II the dwArfaso
The onser, ationr. indeed. conti.,cd Of pathetic
lean orwsrd" viii these a as' Were Mingled H @ The
'.~c Ars on Tie underground rn,lroaa, &c, &c.
They " err amnsing cnouch. hut, strange to aay,
Ne1s more hsaly apprecia,ed hy The a:tsresa than
tue listeners. NO wonder the jokes iel fiatt5; 1t
nast he confessed 'hal they were very low.
The ecars s,oppcd, and The order was gwen to
as ssesD sf hs
number oE feet distant from lbe land shaft Un.
der Tic figures was hole, about foot in length,
eear, and two OF three worktnen wcsc ..ready 10
nsris,' whcn called upon. The grouping was
tor. whose duty Il has been 10 watch The work
h,in1Haih. ths Eeg,lesnsa sho sups5intendea m The
the sinking Of the like shat and The work Of ex-
| casation from ths. end, on Tho part oi The eon-
nac,ls, snpcsintended tic laying Of ,he ia.t brick.
J. B: Rice; Colonel Il, Mason, md Acssrs.
Works. Behind ,hcm wetc grouped the Alder
n1at,ic occupants Of 'he trst train.
lATISG TIRE tToNE.
] The ceremonies attendant on laying tho stone
which was to MI nr the last gap in the work, vera
very simple, aud the chronicle Of them will be
Ar. Kroescheli, City Inspector, broke the silence
by saying .'Mr. Mayor and Members OF the Com.
mon Eonnclt-fou hare arrives at the spot where
the two ends Of the work arc to be closed up. II
only rruslns for the Maros to place The last stone
IN It's proper position Ia Inc work. and We nrc gn
/ ing 10 help him 10 do it''
Mayor Kicc leaning forward toward The set par
daily cmntitd cars. 70 80 to be heArd By Ai said
! ..Men6ert Of the Board OF Pnbhc Works and o
the Board Of A'demcb: gentlemen consrac:o3s
aud felluw-citlzcns: Al the commence7,cnt # mi.
,rnportan, work. the Mayor Of this city bsta. II.
chief officer, and supposed to represent tie s.l,i
meuts of Ill orr citizens, appoi lied ~ ::ii ,st
he nfst shovclful Of earth. thereby c=dsa1n- ;hs
work. aud assuring the world that i WAS The ~itl
uf the citizens OF Chicago mat this great no. |
shonld be done. Now thai this great po-tiol
Of It Is completed, ! have ihe grea
Mayor Vt The city, Ia like capacity, 10 put the las
dnish!ns stroke upon this work. It IS Intended
ns nnderrtand 1t, tnat the citizens Of Chtcag'
seal ". my sct, this great work with their ap
proral-"
tunnel 10 tie Mayor concluded his brief speech
delivered undcr the waters Of the gre4t Lax
Michigan, and yet not nnder difficulties.
Mr. Evcfitx then offered the teowel, which Wa
taken By The Mayor, who applied the cement q
,oupd the stone, fcnatkfnS ~ he did so that b
had done totne other things better than he fenrc
fe wou]d do that. The stone was then put Int
is place bs him, and he said while doing 10, Gle
, 1866-12-07
Markets bv Telegraph.

A"e" ASA- aAAA A@k7sA
rAH 1okA. uecemnet O.
txna. .aoSasA*oe to"e'' @SNAt 1os HaioouuS up"
FIorr-couroon orsdes ,n,t@ Arm thcre h., t.n
rather better bualts than Last reported. Ezra Stat
fJ.sn& lGo; sun-r1nd Western. 4i-3n493o: western,
cao!ee 90. tlu:'p% - fnnna noop oAio,
tsyEhesI withoui chsnre Ia prtce: rather bet
ter feeling SSl 1Iu tor M. 1tiw aptct RE very
quiet Harley rather more steadF: 9l99c for Ca9ada
= - ~. - r. t1.t WI H.
sf1re. s:I:tail5 fof do aoosL coalnx It insidc az
uFea }or new hlte, and $llI4t7 for white Western
, 1866-12-07

Isnectai Drspatch to the Chicago Tr1bnue.1
.-. ALRASY. y, y December g.
BEEF CATILE-Are comparatively Hight. lesx than
::91 having ar.4sed mp tonight. Prices are HaH:
? higher, the greatest advance being on the best
Grades.
SliEEP-So change In sheep, md hogs are down to
.&T3Hc.
, 1866-12-07

61LI12URf1 D6ctE1tf d
FtorK-An GRADES In rery limited demand. Market
eEll downward particularly Eor epfinz vhe4t touf.
FEovtsloSs-Meas PORK dnll 1t Sson9ct - for n~w-
BaconAtnnldety and sides arc reported very mate
rial concessions. Euk enr scarce, but thtro Is no
inquiry for shoulders OF sides.
Win RIO, and dull. safass-soEc 1a-Sa sales have
, 1866-12-07
JIlantfD--Tn Rcnt.
CORRESPONDENCE dIlantP1.

WANTED-T0 Rent-On South Side,
w eocd house, furnished preferred. Address r.
, 1866-12-07

We have tried II. Tried WHAT WhY
the great cough remedy, rectorAl BAlml tlavinC
dcriEcd bt net, from 1t, we use the scIlptnrsl H.
junction: "Go thou aud do likewtfc." For sale
Wholesale drugciss, Ii Lake street, wholesale
Apenta
, 1866-12-07

.-.... .... ...... BtTYALo. December s.
FIorH-&1tno tor No. ! epEtng.
ErAIS-Th~at quiet aud unch znErd- Corn-Aales OF
1000 bu old No. Illinois II no. DAT. quick Barley
-saIes Of Cansda at fl.04 b.Rgcd. Rye quiet
Fxoy1tIoys-lork, new, k11.AS1e.oQ. Lard, 1SHc-
WnAkEy-*cN.
DErsxkn RnR-sH&sc.
FYx1onr-WbeAtt 70 Rochester. &c. ......
RYCE1PTr-F}ouf. Ali bris: wheat q So hu corn
Ais; bu oata 1900 bu; barley, 50 pu peas, ASS bu
, 1866-12-07

Bishops and DIvine*, Including the
Revs Potter, nSpkins plE 1ng sznlh NeThon
and VInton; also, Gusiave Dore. artist; Kate Bate
man, actress; King and Queen Of Prussia; Thlcr.,
The sta,ctman With articles on tbs Characters OF
Shakespeare Educ, ion. by John Neal Society;
Suffrage; Walking; Sinking uAnds; A Natural
, 1866-12-07

A Blessing to a1okhera.-Irs. Wins.
children arc stileied, Is safe aud certain rene
dy. Il relieves the ehla from p4so, regulates tho
stomach and bowels, curea wtnd cole, corrects
aciliy. and. By giving rce1 mud health to ihe
child, comforts ihu mother. O.lce, 43 Der street.
New York, and sa5 High uoloorr, London, Eng
1and
, 1866-12-07

Ihs has ever nesa offered at public sale in this cisy
on Tuesday sni Wcruc DAT, Dee 1ith and sstG- at ID
ocl1eE eaeh day. cons!anl Of one OF the most extcn
s!Se stocte OF new custom ads furniture II the Hcsk
tnn consists OF the and ut bea afu ety.
made, ali nf which n made nf The hest seasoned wn ID
anI ~ the ht&t makers D tbs country Not an Article
VIII allowed Ia this sale hat cannot be FarEsutc1
design cannot surpassed. II c1uAod. west Of New
York The stock consists sn part Of elegant paror
tets IN Ali tie fashionable +tyca male and covefe1 Ia
the best OF nix plush. silk cottetc terry. 1oquct
reps asd hascloth: elegant Turkish chairs p&r1of,
dIaw,rs.reom and otreE fancy chatts gentle srus re-
racks work. glove and handkerchief boxes; Oriental
sad folding cbAtE: VERT one er+Etsrs. win French
rate Esss ladies' eleEan ot and desks
lnthrd tn ebony and raFeRaied IN the most beautiful
lnanncr Frcl ch EoEE AMI stan Il. Library book
ca.cs I'd tcerctar1e* library tables steps aad chairs
assortment Of fancy brackets ever seen Ia jaet
The thtLE oF Christm>f hall trees and chArs
ttcn* Gluin1 and chamber ch&irH rocking chAira Ia
Effaf FAt1etJ Tar fcnfsr attention Is nyle to the
epttnGfd Assortment Il rich chsmoet sa OF the most
etsAnt tfytcs nadt. enished and pllsed IN Oh and
lpgs and moulding. Frtneh btatea@. rich marble top
bureaus and w1sh4t.rdk Lounges, rcrtno Dtnng-
Foo-o4k ard *aluut French e1tee aioo dIn1EE tables
With OIL and heavy Ecd Legs; dining caatFs Ia crea,
variety: elegant OAK q. walnut sdetoa rdt. with mir
ror hask ana ato1c x!to a immense yassetx q 9th
also. several large and ependln Ftrneh p'.sc pier
In the richest style The atteaaon Of buyers wishing
nEstelAss furniture. &r r*scul4rty !arted TO this
sste. The good. Will be on exhibition m Monday &c
tts1ool before shc sale Count-T buyers have theIs
will Re rost!sr and ltkcut reserve.
GlUEET + SAMPSON Auct'e Chicago,
, 1866-12-07

TOLEDO. December &
GFAEE-WhcAs-SAlts Of amber Michigan At t2-7l
quiet Co5n-S1lcs S1c for No. mixed, bat not
uvc. Oats unchanged and quiet Rye-saes u 81. 10
for No. !.
, 1866-12-07
THE CITY.

SoLprEns' uoxE-The Board Of MAnaarrb OF
the Soldiers Home Wi1 hold their regular
monthly meeting, At the Home, At AZ o'clock this
Afternoon.
, 1866-12-07

life Health; Sleep Dclth !: IN December Parsao-
logical Jturnol, Pictorial Double No. y cents;
year, g.: Rewrmeu have II. Address FoyytEs 6
MzIIs, No. 40 Broadway, New York, OF Wcsleru
NcNe Epu1pApy CElcaro
, 1866-12-07

II you want TO buy q Plano don't
purthtsc tfll Jon sec the celebrated Hazelion
Panos At DIE's hoo,ns, 10i Randolph stree:.