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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
DIR, y. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and soliI
tary habits, which ruin both body and mind
ciety or marriage. 1GZ z-li---
These are some of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits of youth, viz
Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains In
the Head, Dimness of Sight, Los Of Muscular
Power, Palpitation Of the Heart, Dyspepsia,
Nervous Irritability, Derangement OF the d.
gesttve Functions, General Debility, Symp-
toms Of Consumptt ton, DC. = ~. ~
MENTALLY.-The fearful effectson the mind
are much to he dreaded-LoRS Of Memoir
Confusion OF Ideas, Depression OF SriTtts, Eve .
the evils produced. F il2 ~ ~ 81
Thousands of persons of all ages can now
Judge what IS the cause OF their declining
health, losing their vigor, becoming weak,
pale, nervous and emaciated, having singu-
lar appearance about the eyes, cough ard
SYMPTOMS OF consumptfon.
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Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
London, Graduate from one Of the most emil
nent Colleges in the United States, and the
greater part of whose life has been spent In
the hospitals OF London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known:
many troubled with ringing In the head and
alarmed at sudden sounds bashfu1nesS with
frequent blushing, attended sometimes with
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SUPPOSED TO ne CRAzY.-About o.
clock on Saturday evening, in the abb
sence of DIR. Hupp from his office, a
thief entered and stole one of the Doc
tors chairs and several other articles
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PROPERTY IN SOUTH WHEELING
For SALE

AS TRUSTEE NAMED IN A DEED OF
n trust, from George E. Caldwell and Kate
l.. Caldwell, his wife, dated tho 18th day OF
March, 1862, and OF record In the Recorders
Office OF Ohio county, in deed book IS, folio
$50, 1 will offer at public sale, on
Saturday, February 8, 1866,
AT 10 o'ciocik5a. M, at the front door oflthe
Court House OF Ohio county two own1ots,
numbered thirty-five 1851 and thirty-six 800,
on Denny street, in South Wheeling CORNER
ly known Us Ritchietown.) Title believed
unquestionable, but, selling as trustee, shall
convey only such tile as is vested in me by
said deed OF trust. - -
Terms One third OF purchase money cash,
one-thirTl in six months, and e-third in one
year, deferred payments bearing interest and
secured by deed of trust on the property, or
all cash, al purchasers option, m,
Is {; biri b e ga 1si.,
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The SOLDIERS MEErISa.-The at
tendance ut the soldiers meeting on
Saturday evening last, was good, as
large as should have been expected
when we remember that owing to some
unfortunate mistake, the COMMITTEE
on Arrangements" had not fully adyer-
tised the meeting. Fs-1
The proceedings of the meeting, as
became the object and participants,
were marked with full degree of huf-
mony and earnestness.
The steps taken on Saturday evening
will, we feel, terminate in the organiza-
ton of "League" here which will
work much good, we hope, to those in
torested. H tfr i.Ar
Another meeting is called for next
Saturday night week, when we hope
and expect 70 see n full attendance.
Tho band in attendance at the last
meeting added much to the interest of
the occasion. 'taFsl
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Who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED In when alone, habit ne
Quently learned from evil COMPANIONS or at
school, THE effects OF which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and II not cured, renders
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hope of
his country, the darling Of his parents should
he snatched from all prospects. and enjoy
Tnents of life, by the consequences of devfa-
ting from the path Of nature and INDUCING
IN acertain secret habit Such persons, MUST
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-MrMfaI.
zaaF aetrdiraI. sa8T
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
- EEs;rTAaAIIsHED AS 4 REFUGE
FROM QUACKERY.-aa
CuREcAN
CHI BE 0BzARYEFFD. g.

CHI ~ BE 0BEAzHED. & ri
L., e,5 tSsFs,rSF Il NM. 4
most Certain, Speedy and only Efecfllal
Remedy in the world for all Private Diseases
Weakness of the Back and Limbs. StrictnpeS
AHectfons Of the Kidneysand B1atdes InYoL
untary Discharges Impotence. GeherAl De
bility Nervousness, Dypepsta, Languor, Low
Heart 'TimidIty. TREMBLING, Dimness OF Sishf
or CiIddineSs Disease OF the Head, Thrpat
Nose or Skin, Affeetio ions of the Liver, Burirs'
arising from the Solitary Habits of YOUTH
those SECRET and solitary practices more fatal
to their victims than the song OF SyTens to
brilliant hopes or authorizations, rendering
marriage, &c, impossible. 1d1
YOUNG MEN
ESpecfnIly. who have become the victims of
solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an untimely
grave thousands of Young Men Of the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have entranced listening
Senatas with the thunders OF eloquence, OF
walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may call
with full confidence. flefT-f1f
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men contempla-
ting marriage, being aware of physical weak
mess, organic debility, defornities speedily
Hewho places himself nnder the care ofDr
j., may religiously confide in his honor as
4sill as physician. -f,rfe-.5
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and nun Vfeor Restored. =
This distressing affection-whlch renders
life and marriage impoSible-fst the penalty
paid by the victims of improper indulgence
Young persons are too apt to commit excuses
nom not being aware ofthe dreadful conse-
quences that may enSue. Now, who that un-
derstands heisubject viii pretend to deny
that the power OF procreation is lost sooner
by those falling into improper habits than
by the prudent7 Besides being deprived of
the pleasure of. healthy offspring, the most
ser1ous and destructive symptoms 10 both
body and mind arise. The system becomes
dernnged, the Physical and Mental Functions
Weakened, LOS of Procreativer Power, Nerv-
ous Irritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitat1on OF the
Heart, Indigestion. Constitutional Debility
Wasting of the Frame, Cough, Gonsump-
ton, Decay and Death. .45
Office, No. z South Frederiek Street,
Left hand side going nom Baltimore street.
a few dOors from the corner. FAN not to OBJ
serve the name md number.
Letters must be paid and contain q stamp,
The Doctors Diploma hangs in his office.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
No Mercury or NdlLseotB Dy4tosg
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The thief's hasty flight from the Doc
tors Office and down Quincy street at
tracted the attention of some of the
neighbors, and he WINS pursued beyond
the stone bridge, over the creek, where
he eluded pursuit, and escaped with his
booty.
The most charitable conclusion in re-
lation to the transaction is that the
thief was crazy.
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For Sale

JUSEFH Sc IbII4D,
Special Commissioner.
Wheeling, Dec Is, 1865. dec2S-td
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THE CHAMBER OF CoSfSfERcE.-There
will be a meeting to-nighto of the mana
gers Of the Chamber of Commerce at
the rooms of the First Branch of the
City Council. .si yn'd4
The first, and a very important sub
ject 10 be brought before the meeting
will be the consideration OF the estab-
1ishment of q weekly packet between
this city and Charleston, Kanawha.
We understand that a well known river
man has offered TO place his boat on the
trade If he can receive assurances OF
good support. 49,
The importance OF this matter to our
city is of the first moment. We are
considerably lover a hundred miles)
closer to the Kanawha market than is
Cincinnati, the city which supplies IT,
and in every article, except that OF
groceries. can we afford to undersel1 the
city named.
Cincinnati now has a steamboat line
to the Kanawha, and ships goods di-
rect, while goods from this city haveto
he reshipped at Gallipolis. This places
our dealers under great disadvantages,
and neutralizes their other superiori-
ties. .I..l
When we reflect that goods sold from
our city to Cincinnati are there re-sold
and reshipped to the Knnawha, we can
see the advantage we possess, which, If
properly managed, can be made to con-
tribute largely TO the trade of our city.
We hope TO see the matter properly
considered and as properly disposed Of
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Engines for Sale
Sheriff S Sale of Iron Squeezer.

,TOHNs !HANILTONlAND. ALEXANDER
81 Rogers, late partners under the firm name
OF Hamilton & Rogers, who sue for the use OF
Alexander Rogers, US. Eliphalet Q. Dewey.
, 1866-11-02
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Meeting OF tho Irish Repub,icnu Ciub-
Adopted-tsrnnd Army Of tho hepabllc-
Specimens Of Coppcrheud Heroes,
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tr,bnne.1
SrRrNaF1IID. ILL.,, November !.
One Of the most earnest ard lively meetings Of
the campaign was held this evening tJ the Irish
Republican Club Of this city. Tho hall was
crowded hT eealwau, noble sons Of Erin, without
any Admlxture Of the natlve element Thelt COM
mittees On the declaration Of principles and rcso-
luhona reported platform upon which any pa-
trtot or statesman might be proud to stand, and 4
series OF resolutions which 10. point end pungency,
hase never been e1celled. and which, bnt for ihcr
length. would be forwarded By telegraph. nevc.
saw more enthusiasm nor more Vigorous deter
q hit laFre .ssenbiaea. They sefnowledss
With shamo that they hare heretofore kept l6c
Demosrat!c party IN power. but are resolved to
that is. to Be- 80 no longer. some oi ths Ia most
eloquent loyal and ttitrtng speeches OF the can.
p4S,.r5s, psiSn wsro deli.s!ed la.1hmsa, 111a, .9a
e:a APPLAUD. ete no lonssr N, aeas :. 70 op az
redemption Of The lrsh population from Dsmo.
cratic dosntni.ion. The Intelligent auooe them
tooa icsseE &c Whole MSS viii saacroas, @ ill.,
ral, Radical Republtosn ideas. Tic Democracy
hcreawsya will oe SO badly wh,pped on next
Al ths meeting Of ths Springfield post st Of q she
Grand Army q Inc Rcpnhiic, held lis. evening,
ap.eamh1e and series Of highly importsn. resolts-
tious were adopted, which will teaeh you BY mall.
SFntN1F1t1o. November 1.-THE CoppeSheaas
OF this city nave been very Unfortunate ip their
selection Of military heroes for the defence aud
support Of their political clAims. In the Issue OF
Tho ren:Ien Agency organ Of last Sunday, ! ps,.
yato soldier named o'1sra was paradei in It's
columns As ono '.uho Would vote ~ he rhol-
acntnet radical dtsun;ontsts.'' By 4 reference 10
The records OF The Provost AarshAfs office, 1t Ap-
PeArs that the said U'nara was a dcserter and
bounty Jumper. aud In addition has lust concluded
4 years penal scryltude In the STATE Penitcn-
tfa,y for burglary committed IL this comfy. A
few days. ago they Imported = certain Major
Acreau from Indiana, to make Coppcfhcad
speeches. and eublaxoued him In the columns or
the aforesaid ebeet IS the" gallant an noble SOL
die!." etc. b. the records Of the Adtut3ut Gen.
ezsle Office. II appears tia, the said gaflaul Major
The l4,h Of Aptil. lses, for ohsa,ninx money
seconded from, tic department 10 avoids trial upon
these charges, and for other conduct uubeeoming
an officer and gentleman. This order Wa ap-
proved by the President on the 1st OF October,
lsGt. and sicncd BY the Assistant Aajutaul Gen.
aral Such u fair sample Of the soldiers ln Cen
t1al Illinois, who are willing 10 vots the Copper
head ticket znd unise their honor to this de<tsblo
assembly Of traitors and rebels. Further CON-
meut Ia uppCccAaAIJ,
, 1866-11-02

4 Solemn Speech by J. Il. OoofittEe-A
flowuteh E6ott bJ George o. Smtth-A
Capperjuhuaon Failure TAron4hout, DC.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1tbune.]
1ANEsvn1K, Hoycmber1 /.
Last evening that someWh&, no,ottoas tndlyld-
nal. J. II. Doolittle, who utssrpresents the s,ate
Of Wisconsin in the United 5tates Senate, n4 4de
Fpeech It the court room, OF eome two hours
length. His audience proper consisted Of less
than hundred Of the un.erridcd Democracy. In
Guiding the L.ead-and butter Postmaster, Assessor
Hya1 Smith, and Fcasc, ,<ae coppcshcad candidate
foE ConG tces In th1s district. Two hundred, moro
OF 1cst, Of the Republicans took pity on the re-
eseant Senator, aud eMellcd hts audience thai
amount Considering that Errat efforts had heeu
made bJ hand-hills and advertisements to get up
q demonstration and call ont the nasses the meet
Ing was dead failure His speech was eubstan.
tail, tic sarac u he hss delivered in o,he. places
ard contained al his old cant abo1s bcIn: an
e1fpcsl man sreaktn. to earnest ,ntn. When he
had concluded, Charles G. Williams, Esq, N
ab1e and clcGuent Republican speaker, was loudly
called for, bHt thai gentleman, rtr7Ydfn. the
meeting ss none OF his bread and butter, declined,
and Georrc q. smith, simon purr, original
Coppczlc1d, took the stand. and made sono e8-
cr1Aaftnc attempts to be funny; but 1t was I
most signal ara disgusting fa!u:c. n. staple Of
his speech WIS low personalities toward hia
opponents, End Particularly The Re
publican prrss. and laudadon OF himself,
Il was ct aftc1r1ecc to the teatcnt!o1s sophlsus
Of tse earncs. hyrocrstt'al Senator, and com
pletely dtsre1led al the seftocsness be had al
tempted to impress upon bis hearers. Ills e1ur
, 1866-11-02
From CAIRO,
ine CnesSes AEaln"s General Loeau-uorr
DemocEatte Toss,mony-Ad dditIoa.t ~
Gftx. AtEs

fnc CharEes 9alnss General 1,oe.u-uo-.
DemocEutic Toss,monT-Ad dd,tInoa,
ters. het-
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago T,,,n,.,
.-.,.... cAlno, November j.
The prompt. emphatic and oyet. helu1,no r.,-
rcr In which The slauderuus chat1e, Of thn r.,.s
Democrat and Chicago nmss against t:.uo,.,
Logan tsvo been dtspsoyed and exposed tv tc.t.
tnony from the very men Summoned Al w,fnas..
BY these papers, particularly by tho Democrats
has made 1hcse charges rrcoil with crn.hIne
effect upon thcir lying authou. Sufficient Of th,s
kind Of testimony has Already gons befnrr ths
pn9s 3ns, 20 e1p1Sde thsse outrageous falsehoods
necessary 70 add tn It ior the purpose Of iyjnr h
lie 10 ihcss charges, which nobody ID lhe tr.t
place gave one particle OF credit 10. It Is simply
nc used By lheae eh.meless shsea, dat tss ioI.
lowing lei!c-r, which appeared In tnis mornings
catbonaale fesc Era, arc further made public:
Editor Era
~ have Just seen IN article. published in tho
Cairo Danocr1', charging General John l.. Lo-
gan With disloyshy, In which ny nane Is ased to
hIEt Illinois, had refused to 70 Into The regiment
because the men fcated lhat General Logan Was
fai.ing = regiment for the Southern army. ~
siou, and would state that the charge made is
false md untrue, aud hope thai you will glte
gets Its evidence agnintt the 1oyal men Or The
country.
"Yours truly,
{signcd) "T. ]. CAM"
"1ETTEnsoN CrEy, No., October, 25, lsG6.
''General John a. Logan:
"DxAn SIN: Ny attention having been called
to publication in the calro Dtnocra", to the
eject that you were present Al and participated in
a meeting 1t Ms,ton, Williamson Comfy, III, On
the 18th day Of April, 1867 IN which resolutions
wese passed IN tavot Of Southern illinois seced.
ing n certain contingencies, and going
In doing you the Justice Of saying that
3on were not present At sstl meeLn9; that
son bad not been In Marion for aome time pro-
vious that, 50 tar ~ my knowledge extends, you
had no knowledge Of snch meeting being held
1nd having acted a. chairman Of the meeting
think shoald hare known It had 5ou my con-
also add that The use VI nj name by tie cairo
ltMocS1t waf without my knowledge OF consent.
hare always known you TO he truly loyal TO the
United States, and true soldier.
"You are 1t liberty 10 make such Use OF The
above statements as maJ be necelsasy to couutet-
act the statements Of the Cairo Democrat
"fonre respectfully,
, 1866-11-02
FROM DES MONIES.

Movements OF Rfead-1 nd. Raftcr Candidates
The CoppeFhcnd vsser In tsFinnell kets
the Psss Once, &c.
Ispecial Despatch to the Chicago Trfbune.l
DEs MONIES, November
Judge Thompson. whom the Coppe1head vote,
ecmbtred with the most criminal fraud, kallrd to
elect 10 Congress, Is likely to guper.ede Arnold
Ae Collector Of tho Sixth District Benton doesn't
want Il. He Looks for something better. a de-
feated GubernAtorta1 candidate deserves \ greater
reward ItAn that.
oply ono Copperhead sote VAS cast In Grinnell
at tho lale election, and 4 reward Tor the 6del-
" OF The tol1tn.y seeker after bread aud butter,
the President g.ycs him the Post O1lce, in plact
OF Mr. phcfps, The present Incumbent
Nos that the election Is over. The Official heads
drop iulo the basket thick aud &st.
, 1866-11-02

NkW(100t&AH I40fA A0E%
Especial DcspAteh to The Chicago Tribunal

Especial Dcspateh to the Chicago Tribunal
CfycNxAT1 November /.
FLoCH-Aeslye and nr1nef. SAie3 Wczr: : 4sa9 bfls
eupesdte II $llna4u - extra II $i1to; choice At
gl1-so. and hnlily At III haa141.
GEAu-Hheat, active aod s. higher. salea os SOL
winter At f1*o and No, sprtns st s1tsasso. Corn,
active aud d1u sa2es Of mixed as nc. Oats drm
sales Of No. at a1495sc- Ryr active and nr aales
OF No. II Sl.E01.35. Barley, quiet and steady.
coITox-I7 better demand naada1lng, &c.
WH19xkT-Qu!et: boodtt- &c.
PFoEHroSs- Quiet: Au11l kA1os Of old mcss pork At
T7sa; nsw do At E:.1o. Bacon, DILL. Bulk meats
nzm. saozlccls, Ae- Sides, Exc Fseked green
nsAu In good demand. Sales Of shoulders At SIC,
Sides lsc- Hams, 1sxc, L3nl, steasy sales q new
and old n 1sc
Hoas-Activc; pzten& &c higher, Al o1s:cd. std sold
At ts,3@sA- Receipts. ttoo,
No.rr-wothnx closer. E1ch2nsc heafy Par and
50 premium.
, 1866-11-02

Destructive F1rr-FIvc Bus1neae
CAnss O sd-Tho Fire Believed to be ahe
Work Of an lnccndiRry.
Especial Despatch to the ChIcaco TEonnesl
OnAuA, October sl-31ss ?. n
Tho sererest Orc which Omaha ever e1posieneea
occurred Till af,ernoon, consuming fTe business
houses IN the heat OF the lily: the clothing
Stores Of En!nget Brothers md ". HelmAo' ne
grocery store Of William soz1ncss tho wholesale
&roeefY establishneut Of Will 4. King d Co..
re a Enillinery store Of Mrs. $. g. Bronson. and
INC NeW York Saloon. The wind blew <eEJ h1sd-
4nd u VS. lmpossllle to control the names ltis
g2Sa.essd 10 have btcn the work u an incendl!fy.
ir1s. 1s lots cannot yet be est nated. o1es build
saved. An the buildings burned ware levelled 70
sae ground IN An hour. Several large brick brsi-
49, H., aonee! were 10 danger for while, among
Sa. ny ne. s1 1sre S1
, 1866-11-02

aEE IoR1 DIT 4oonA AKxCuAS6.-zoyKKDK11.
ne ds5 Eooda market II very foressh and unsettled
nd ioots thon=h Al! kinds Of domestic good mn,t
So !oNsf ~ E1nd1 OF dry soods SLOW and dreop.
1nK and AL look for lover prices and
commission hoa,es look rather dull .na tet that the
aoSn: Az ate complaining Of The du,ness, Soma At
tribute 70 tho Earn teason, oshtrs 10 the act that
SEs ,s xooss than they shouia hare i ,his season.
kold At ~ tosn they did When gold was 80. No QUO
% have confidence In the tuse And tho wtsest
and best merchants do not know what u the right
Sc%Ise e.. ths Y puEsne but r,ess thak tat
Et, - ' ~ ~ ~
Dieaehc<s ehlrssuss-nnr. sempe1 1der, SC: Fed
BAnk. &c CAnot, lN. -
Pri5.-G.tae. { Co.. aoXc; Daasels', 1ae; Allea,
Hoop snrs.T t.t1dieJ's. s;XcaE@ Empress Trail.
shlEtsE y !. staadasd Dtesa. 10. no s77.oo !; do
Magic Run1ts-No. i. f6z3 40. / 10 No. l. $50;
Home Made No. I, s4s0 No. s u. q: 10. 5, $50.
Glasgow, &c.
camorict-T Arlington, lie; Victory. lsxc; PORT
land lie. . - -
, 1866-11-02

wound up the play, and throueho1t sae hnnor.'
Nj. Pease, The aap!raEt for ConSranb ~ n, al.
wss not once spokeu Of nor tns1.eo IL ey,tn1. y
Old RocL County il hard road to nsss' ,TI III
Copperhead ni.slonares, and pet ~ .inn.
ahow II BY that little matter OF Tact oemo1s'tA"'"'
tha hh1Yrf.hcv
, 1866-11-02

,AHnseis uach uPnn III. plain OF goodness.
man has been led up from the conflict so far.
Gold Is pas1ned By nre, snd men made strong
oas e ast p.s, et Ss II
struggle bcsufc they aso ht for TIC highest condi
,iou q pr9Erese. connEct Is the Law Of progress,
he conaet a.. S W. ass ieaSssy Sesn
MADE ...i;s to s!d tae rrog11ss Of tho Sotpel Tbs
ss s, s! ca@: afsa s5Sasa pssps sSg e e sas
avn land have reason 10 thank God fos tas minie
bullet and tho Yankue soldier Our {aihers
Ton ,n ;he!t seven yeAn> war, brought liberty to
sssof .59 tss power Of nj % s5ots which arc n
,hst Is esosous IL IL coseamsns auss of CD, sna
The Iovc which ,hcs exhibit draw us aHay frum
,sS glitter Of The world to that great naSucs on
:, The itpeaser was verJ distinct In his cnuncsa.
| lion; ;, ,thonEh noi 70 f.ss In BY movements as
short and lnct.vc and ll1c conr.e Of hIs argument
me Moai Trtae.t,' vas the next theme. The
ahF.1an Jupiter ssas an object perfect that he
who had moi eccn 1t might consider It crrat uals-
fortune. Suppose life and eoul 10 be brealhrd
An Ideal preacher need not b. supernatural
man; be may 1c very ordinary being Ia many
Al ideal preacher 1. one who t.ztyes to .eaeh
| tic model furEithed IN the gospcl-in the Lie o.
| he great preachcr-Chrlst-
seon, Or ~ o Beeeher. @ % n hn his own toxerar rt to
guard, bis own work to do.. An idesl minister r.
one who thinks for the aSc Ia which he lives and
.aotes the popular conscience. He must foles
habits and ideas. THUS be fuln1is Gods will +;
heights Of eloquence and favor, snl remain aooy
" tne rold Regions 81 the Ky, thG other will bc
H. ss ~ e,oht N M e,d .a,t Rine' i' wings and
This Addsc4A was well conceived, and delivered
, 1866-11-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

Our n1ualcAl fricntlA must not fail to
make Wilt TO F. 2tecfe1d i Co., 1888 Dearborn
rt.ee'. and examine Two Of FEayeeE 4 Robinson's
cclebtaled grand p8auos. jukt received from the
by any In the market See advertisement On frst
paEc,
, 1866-11-02
Milwaukee Market,
Especial Despatch 70 tie CnlcAsu Ts1Hae,l

Especial despatch 70 the Chicago Tr1bsae-l
NurACKKk November l.
FIoCs-Dun and lower, With kzles Of 1seu b,ls, 1t
sl.m2A-3 iaz douole cItrA; &la aso4ll-so tor extra
spring.
GKAIx-Nhta-Duli. With sales II the . /. N, Board
ot $500 bn, 1t 11ls 9or No. ! !; k1t49114 and 4.ol
seller 10 the 18th: t1sa3l 81 for No. 3. Al the noon
Board the aatea reached 5000 b. At tels k,r No. l.
&:eh3ataH for No. Z; u.as7ls or 30. 5; and sl.,1
TOR rejected. 0Att-Nazk4 declining, with sales Of
1oo2 ou 1t 4sc- CoEn-Quist With sa:es It &. Rye
Nominal. At 41.oo fur No. l. aarley-Uue4anxed, n
Sc for So.a
Hose-scarto And u11e higher, with sales It shout
3sA-
FKK1anrs-SonalnAl.
500 bsis nous, s., %, bu wheat ..no tu
oats
sHnHE1a-3,n, btla hour, 5. 10 bu wheat
vesse1a Pnssc Detroit.
Especial Despatch 10 the chicago TrtpxneL}
DETROIT, Sovuneexl. I.
Cr-Athcntau. Myrtle, B1sek Hawk. Hyph1-
DowE-Sona-
Wind southwest.
, 1866-11-02

We have often been nsIecd why 1t Is
that Fecforal Balm hls proved such 4 snetess.
cine which has proved by test to be superior 10
sny preparation known for the relief OF Bronchial
diseases For sale by all druggists. Burnhams &
wholesale agents.
, 1866-11-02

lspecial Despsseh to the Chicago Tnhuna-l "
BR1Dexror, EoreMbrl
ClxArxp. October N.-lsdy Frankttn. Lemont, Col.
Manning. Ic1nnnf-
AIE,vtp-AdTanct. LfMont+ tS7 rdS dimension
ktore Eeseue. Lement 50 IDS .uhhle ssona y. Hess,
Lkrltut, &e yds dl1neratna stoee; q. @. LoollA Ii
, 1866-11-02

newfoundland Lines Down.
;, NkW io1K. NoseubeE The Newfoundland
Elnes were Gown both On Wednesday a1d Thur
from Europe By the cable.
, 1866-11-02

3saf nrrn&anE without a particle of
Treaee. Gl5ccsta" restores tie hair, eonmuni-
9tes delicious cooling sensation 10 the ecalp,
clesnsee Il IRON dandru1, and Is absolutely frec
easwel, Mack Co., Ssw York. Sold BY al
, 1866-11-02

n% w,'es, 5r o@sns'oa stone q ID, ruo6Ie ,1oo.:
Norton, Ie'nont, 10 yds dituensEon ,taa aoae D. {,
Je'st Mound 50 ID. tahblo stone; Imperial Leal.e
barrels Sebsstopo, Utie1, 1eo tons .s.s aaesnpty