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UNIVERSAL SALVATION. =
sermon by Rev. ". II. Ryder, D. D.

Rev. William a. Ryder, D. D.. pastor Of II:
81. Paul's Univereaitst Church. on the torne. Of
Wabash avp.ue and Van Buren street, preached a
sermon lass evening from the eighth chapter Of
ISAIAH, aud twentieth verse.
.sTo the law and to the testimony; II they
speak not according to thu worn, i y because
meet u on the threzheld. When the
aLgeIs met the shepherds in the East md ptonounc
they aid not II can that part shonld be LETT ont.
They appeared to bring good tiaings apd not
g7ef. kwas because Ct Ibis that they psoclaamed
came On earth Is lelirercs, to take away TIE sin
and. tes.atoF. + short be. u the
man as moral agent ID sick Eli mission Is to hesi
the afflicted As The physical man is NOW healed By
our f1niIy phs siedane: Un2od1tness must not re.
IL, Is leir 70 III. may ii some lne enjoy liz u.
her1tancc. Jesus came Into the world to save
tho fonls oi all men, and At some time
the earth, and not part or BE would lose part OF
His pone. and glory. The speaker then quoted a
sSaM te e @sssioa e. chit Fl es
ChIst came to deliver men from sln. He
died for rs because La us there Was much EN-
our our manhood 10 that coadition w6ere we may IN.
joy his favoss. Lie died pot TO ind1ct upon Us 4
penalty for which we must suffer, and pay in The
iuiurt world The Apostles went abroad preach
Ing the Goepel, and u ~ their sayines never
be fou,d IL all thels sayings. They preached tbs,
God eent Hls Son. and the Son Of Heaven on
earth. In the Sermon on The Mount wt are
told 10 love al 50 thnt fe may b TIE children Of
onr Father n Heaven. II now He Cherished any
rc.alIstosy Intentions He ceasca 70 csrrT OFT Ills
teachings, and resnlns evil for good On the csots
orr Saviour pEs5cd for al men, ''Forglve them,
for they l,row not what they do Sin reigus
upon tho earth unto death, and there Is its end.
Even so grace abounds to everlasting life through
Jesna Christ To Him every knee should bend,
acknowledged a. the Saviour on easth. Other sects
tel NJ That Christians. aud ttoy only. will be
sarelE that Christ came not as the Saviour ct the
rest oi mankind. A men died in Adam 30 shall
they isse in Christ Ali desh shall sec the saliva
don Of Christ and Christ shall reconcile the ear.h
when one sheep was iost nom tie dock Il W1s
tourd, and al taken together BY tho
The piece Of ttlser found It The psodl9al sou 10
turned. Every parable informs u1 that all ance
lost has been found and returned. We may cross
The river separately. but We cannot 1--we u pence
until al! are gathered together In one bond Whete
wc shall lore each other ~ onrseAes.
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whica 4 team Can scarcely be tnsred, and whose
opening aid shutting IL almost the work Of ! de-

whlca teaa Gan scarcely bs hnsred, and whose
opening aid shutting IL almost the work Of de-
csde.
The most presstng want inst now ia for zbt1dgs
Adans aHoet, 70 sc1ve rne doubts purpose Of
eav1nE time md distance to thoee on OF netr Agt
et1ct. and relieving greatly those who will con-
t;nne 70 c1ofs At The other points north Of taAt.
II would Ia AZ cspecIal boon to those who ttave1
hY The Loree c4st, tnd thoae vehicles would then
be Estronfzcd BY many who cannot now Afford to
wait In Inc nj the bridges. and therefore, foot it.
With bEidee It Adams snd the tunnel 1t Wash.
1hkton. they and the Lake street bridge would
Ako the great army Of teams md carriages, and
leave Madteon ard Randolph comparatively free
1or the hotre cars.
The Sonth ard West Divisions are ,apfdty nllInz
up snrthwsrd, and especially iu the former the
course Of tadt L. moving With no uncertain step
tn thst direction. What Il now a nuisance viii
soon become iatolesable. as4 are long the onr
hundred Thousand re identt Of The West Diviaton
will be shnt c1 from al cotpnnlcauon with the
Sontn. aud u1hT be strongly tempted to seccde
and ret up city government of their o4n-
Should tho rew Civ Eall he bnIlt near the Rock
Island depot, as now proposed, the necessity 10.
bridge at Adams street Will be still more lnpera-
tlve, md VIII admit Of no further delay.
1t should be remembered thkt the longer the
construction Of bridge ut Adatas street Il defer
1cd, The mora uimculs will ii be, the orc expcn
stvc to The city, and the more awkward to deal
with veeted interests. The bridge Is wanted now,
mud every month that 1t is delayed tens Of thon-
nnds OF dollars arc lost to the citizens Of Chicago
In the destruction OF that tine which, to the bns1-
lees MN, Il AlTaJB money.
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SEAmEEss BIBLE CLASS.
Religious 1nstruction OF sallor..

An tnfeseattng and important class of our popu-
lation. and yet one which commonly receives litle
Of the public care or concern, are The thous6nds
who "do business On the great waters." the sail
ors who 1nan and command our almost countless
steam md sa1l craft which bear to and from our
harbot the varied products Of fnduatry and skill.
For the mostpart brave, Eenesous-heaned, reck-
less men, they learn In battling with th. elements,
III nlmosts constant peril Of their lfyes, lack Of
reverence and dislike to restraint love Of noisy
social exettemeut and dissipation when relieved
IRON duty, that tso1ate them, in conaldetsblo
4ee1ee. from public synpathy and consideration.
For eeyeu or eight months In The year they
"Iol upon tbs deep
Aud IN vtAsels, light and trail,
Der the mighty wa'ers sweep
With the tempest and the gale"
Ere FEee.hs1dsd l. nd inproEident they spend on
ed,sarey say1ag anything for the fnture. The when
The frosi has sealed IMP their great highway, and
Their ships lie idly IN harboE, these men are turned
employment IL most dlfacul to obtain, With little
o. no money to support them. and 20 they dEif,
about r. idienes many spending .hsf @s sns
& continuing :A' 70 DS suppsrt me i So eas
Wy or another, sometimes honestly md
sometimes dishonesty, until spring shal loosen
Tnpromieipg as such class Of men Is for the
employ ment of means q naogal and RELIGIOUS i'm
city. a number Of yesrsase Rey. J. Il. LEONARD,
q chaplain, succeeded, bs his OWL e1c.ttons, in
securing the erection ot asScaman's Bethel on the
corner Of Nor1h Wells anc Michigan htzee.k, with
aid furnished By the New York Scamen's Friend
Society ard the contributions ofmany Of our c1tt-
kcrr, FMS carried Oh mission with favorable re-
suits But there Il room for more work OF this
character, and the friends Of Intsh|on work will
here ind favorable opportunity fof doing good.
Bible Class has just been or9anized by NJ. c. n.
Nortou III the Illinois Street Metho list Episcopal
Church, between L8sallt and Wells streets, which
Ion commenced By going ssp1nd to the ea1oons
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.na .dps the sa,,o. 70 JOIN n. proposed c!..s
Ha has ben generally we'll received 81 thu men
whom be seels = benent and hss touna bis chief
cpFosat lion from the keepers Ct the ss1oons ana
pleased to see their victim. led from thar
epszes. On SundsJ before last he commenced
with four tn the Glars. md yesterday the nnuber
Present VA about afsecn, giving gratifying ev!-
Within tao weeks eight case. q hopetnl eonyeI-
tion have occurred. 1no exercises OF the Bible
elass eornmecee at nine o'clock erefy Sunday
morning, and continue about An hour. Ther aEe
conducted In En- interesting. cheerful nanner. and
tho frequent 1emsrA Gsnd queries Of di1aseat
proceedings. All sailors, and other 4oung men.
are jnYiseu 10 come and bring tlelr ftiunds with
them. Ms. Morton has also tuIued his attention
to The Marine Hospital u whlea sss now sone
obtained permission to open Bible class there.
which be proposes TO Commences next Sunday; At
present no religious services OF any kind az held
iht1e. and large opportunity Is presented for
this Christian enterprise.
.AIo endeavor TO improve The morn! and rcli-
Eioua eondlliou Of this peculiar class Of men, ts Of
inteFekt 10 The whole community In which they
lire, and The friends OF the work should not only
approve. hnt assist and encourage It bT thtIt per
eop4l efforts.
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AN ETERNAL HELL.
Sermon BY Rev. b. m. Hatfield, d. d.

The announcement that Rev. R. N. Hatdela>
D. D., would preach on the subject Of eternal pun
tshmeut, drew full congregation to the Wabash
Avenue Methodist Church last evening. The text
Was from Ezekiel 18th chapter 7th to 11th verseA.
The speaker, Immediately a1tes reading the text,
assumed the Offensive, and kept Il up n1l The
cloee OF the sermon. He said the Bible must be
taken AZ It read. and not dtstorted as unEersx!isA
and orldly-Nise tnen are IN the habit Of dolns.
II catb man were 10 make out meaning for him
eelE the Bible would be like an organ, on which
any given sound could be made, and At any time
tho pasesee relating to the eheep and goats u
wrongly constlued-they claiming that the sheep
were intended to represent the human race, and
a E SSs &C. ssasrs a0ssaF saaF 2o] h'n
eonyieted @ d : capital crime, he Judge
e9sae epsat Is & e. h beot.
existence Of bell could not be proved by the
Billie, or that those dying without repentance did
pot suGer eternal punishmsnt, vas Psfseelly A. a..
least consideration, whereas there re1s something
tangibte in the bold position occupied BY the late
Theodore Parker, who once eaid tiat the Bible
nea;r' % and saat b. did not md could no. bsiie1e
IN book that taught such atroctous doeiaoe4.
mcanjns % e1 e9eept III thTorsh @ ,he inspired hookshs
teachtpess Of witch should be taken precisely a.
they sead. $3.50.
lie Quman fACe, pelnHW BkeepEQ IN 8lH1 were 1pl
y1olated, nor to decide upon he penalties rh1et
places wonld not be In the Jury l.ox, but In tne
prisonen' dock. before the bar Of God. Suppose
my one Of the uany gamblers who iafest this cis]
we're to ipvelste stranger into hts den and rot
hin of $500 Or slo@o If % ne zero Put o.
jnss 10 The community 70 permit him L
aesess The punishment which be deserved
OF would the Court be }nssifed IN allowing q Jur,
oi blacklegs 10 make up The verdict: How would
it look, pre,idfng the arch-tra,tov, Dar,s, wers
placed on trirl. II the Judges eJmpathies wer<
A'tegsthe1 n his favor !; " wese prosecuted b.
Judah J; EsRn dnd t1e }nFy wsF1 CEN r.
Ises' asmy. Aswe mi:ht q a in.ees gxe an ise.
did specimens Of architecture which adoEn TIT:
city y,or toad explain tho wonders Of St. Pe:ets .
Aame, n for = trman belug to tes his jndgmtn
against the Alnlght5'e, and say that eternal pun
tthment were too serere penalty for whole life
time OF sin,
The sermon was delivered In the speakers usua
animated manLer, and was listened 70 With tht
most profound attenttop. The same subject will
he continued On next Sunday evening.
, 1866-12-24

Vcrbu1,1 Snpientem Salts.

fh,letn.. ID ror,,pr-yhe last ck-;sfnsx mr.
eo1ainr a' 10 Rcys Dr.. cnmm,ne ar tsa. ever r,Il mi
CONG. a. our plsnrt, providing the Doctor speaks
Sa @ ass. nss are ~ IL se1 ss ass
dicted catastrophe, Il behoores one and Al us
10 ase our bcst endeasos to male TO tomos.oT N ~ ~
10 be done bT grown folks In the mosutae
WIN be to empty The Stockings Of the iials
crnsft1 na - rrso,1eet chi.f.S n mornrrs ione
arp, Wten many wbo are now dIsposed to doubt
eSsfyhax r. which tss, sanao, :, IT.
sna ssne Il ,hs e; o4 e
II 'ns so dt toe nnsna .na 'ufkeg u o.
and ali The unc1es and sMnts 1hss ..an
come, viii sit at The dinner taLIe. and.
ptetanee Of 1he in1Sey Sad Il i,s ~ acsomna1,mesa au
row .n III asa aaa ~
r,andeS1td mil tbe ii,t,e " s,1s 9e Pn.s
deTs =: r. ~ 9oss ri +, $5oT S!:s n
It, no, yer1 rooa ~ end Sps9o s5e is1. n : ~.
meaning peops vii io .. IN s or MsS b.t hc
s Susss Psy s:,; .oon b. asno1sa g III tseSt
csrl. 1J sra e. tno s,!oon IN Iae
onai,cr NJ . gosr tnr ssTy ,nng NJ, f. e1. ,s nn "
.sao4hos y! -. .,l LII Hus & wy We ~ sssa.y "a!
sna IN rrT1 s.ort lima ers ~ 9he n.-t4 ~ wh
nA9 ~. acalsu NJ ftopuse taHo us!hS.
Nacn. u coosees Nl! ~ takSn tGf "sIuona pIo.est1
aGd tac eaIe ,a.1er ~" De Ronc tS ~
VIII alsefGut ekloons ounhs the ds{
aha esennPE1ne eonssqasneea o. En1co
VIII 0tnrkca eiImoets Mgns.
fna - ioea that a 6mall law mill Ii IL VOTE
n the head n the morning.
4 very good NAY 10 spend Christmas Is 70 Ftsfi
Lie deserving poor Of oLcs LelEhbo1hood. anu
..se them sof9sth.nR With which ihey can a. maEe a
good cheer. Me1y poor people, coma q them
living within square Q: t*o q tne ,s %esnay naJ
sble 10 la.e Any better dIuuer on Christmas than
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Judicial NstFtee n kAGs naeeEd. Nar docs the
ect Of 1881, creating the Twentieth Judicial Cir
cult confer upon The Jud9o Of that etrcait the
caied.
&. sAN-Rtme9y, sahsn hsx CLERK rsfusss to IT,
~ As ssTss upon ~ 6rdsr 1liotsin7 u. When
ton which y to opctate md must b issued ia m
other circuit, The only power which the Jndet
awarding The wit has to compel the Clerk to Issue
do 20. and to bold BIN IN custody until b shall
comply with the order.
- MAnDANcs.irrisdl To compel The
CLERK BY m&udamna, under such ci1cum STANCE TO
resort to the snpreme Court would be peceeaxry,
or tho court Of WHICH he was Clerk.
8. TIE act relating to mandauus does not su-
tho1tze the Clcutt Courts to Issue that writ to op-
crate beyond the lIrnjss Of tht respective circuits
3. Jualsp1c11oK-f1nHot Be dequ1red by con ssnf.
Nor could thc Circuit Court Of one circuit an-
qntte 5ns1sdictton to tssus = writ Of mand1nns to
by consent Of pnffies -' @'~A
, 1866-12-24
CHICAGO BIBLE SOCIETY.
Annual N5eealnE-Report Of the Secre-
tAFy.

The exercises Attendant upon the twcuty-six'h
anniversary Of The Chicago Bible Society, were
hela III ::.e Second Presbyterian Chusch last even
fog. These exrtcises consisted Of prayer, the
reading Of passages ftom the Scripture. Staging,
the rcpo:t Of The Secretary, and nddreascs by
Hevs. 7. II. Eddy and D. G. Marquis, and I. B.
OTIS Esq.
Ihs ANIMAL report was read hy T. B. Carter,
Esq, Secretary Of the Society. 1t devel-
oped the following statistics Of the IL
bors OF the Agents Of tho Association: !:
Tbs Township societies have drawn books during
the past year to the saauunt Of $SfH-7L sud hare
pAlo into the treasury LOT books sold SsGo g, ard
Tor donations S1093S7, and to!sl Of SIC, ,96a, ,o6
sinte thtaf organization.
Forty-eight Sunday Schools have been furnished
with 81 Bibles and {, - 1estaneuts Ut q cost Of
$582.1e. Tho grants 10 churches hare been Of pull
objects we're as follows:
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Metropolitan Gymnasium Clab-

On Thpx.s..:- ~ evening, the soth inst. the Metro.
!oolitan Gymnasium Club roorns, In a.u~.- ha''.
On Kinzie street, near North Clark, were opened,
and became one Of the permanent Institutions Of
Chicago: Thei roons occupied By the c,ah in
slxiy ~ forty feet, and 90 adJoiEng room about
ali then implements Of srcise, suca ~ lie Id.
dcra to climb, the parallel oass, hand swings and
ssprtne.boasa. In tas rear end q
ready for use; the bells vary In weigh from eight
to one hundred and eiehty-ase pounds. In one
corner Of the room they have frame built for
" ~ a%o IT. s sssde9 sSosiasP
bsrs, with 1pr1nR board aud bar, include nearly
all they now have Beneath every place where
sss 5sas dasRs. fh sha ss Rsses @
fill. no bones will DO broken, no aeah bruised.
In The SECOND room they have she Supe.inteud.
waier, Along one side Of the room are arraased
and cold water. Thts room Is vel ssa.mcd and
fnrnlahed. and Is Intended a. reception fuom for
the members.
The plan upon which the Metropolitan Club Il
formed is somewhat different from others, and 1t
be applied 70 The Improvement OF The rooms, &
ceptirC so much ~ win be required to meet the
current expenses Of the club: II il not The iu-
iablishuent SINK into The hards Of few.
On Monday night the roone will be closed
against al but members, excepting small place
wa'fa V" ne aor spsG1ne,s ,sfr nn w0r
re Eel 1e Soa tra,a IVA, S3uss e ~ fa,nz
saS = p,,a IoHss ". -, sns ~ a, uenx
-. .x,ii ~ ~ 5,t1Td {,ta fo-,r .t.a Aa ~
Isss Tt,a.r the tnttn nf T.; e. eol
~ foI'nyinv AZ ~ nt4irers .nnoin,rd ue''l'
sTner;ntandcntE 81 Rn1mrndT 1xdH'so
fn!tt+meinr.NH = ninsts.d = Il v.vr,n cna
A. r DicEenson" 49, 7 60 a. 'e' A'A' s'A'
The ro.,rns al ihe c1ub wifi he kent onen ali
bnnrs ~ ti,s div and nyenfnn Sor ,hsnse nf no.n,
heYs onIv anrne II them ar Tet ynnnC in ther1.
efri.e snd rrffre al niohf * thp1r rnnch veil
EnoNinE how patnfni ana sttf their l!nahs viii he
IN fha moInfnF, In tiuoe they hope fn 20 imnroye
esatr physfcal frames That theY roaY appear we'll
8 81 causes lheu 10 labor in 80 much paiE q,
present. II their zeal does not pass away with
ne noyet5 q ~ me aoait Ge;easo may sone DAY
"e p1'No VI 40 t.1Hs4.a. -..sA.
An2ts11o ZOE ho1.~An aecoant vas pup
nsnea N lsst snoays thhuNk % toe openlnE
aanee ~ oonqJslue - no.sl 1eesnay patGnaseo
oy ceptan asmtn, aao Altastsa oalne ..' Evaas
tonl foads thee af ionf mues ItoM tals clhy. II
was stated that there Wss something q q .,sktr-
miah" On that occ4s1on between several OR he In
T1ted guests, 70 WhiGh Mtes Euen McMas!ers, .
keeper Of faHh1onable hrothe1, was compelled to
retire nom the scene "1tn heT eyes u mo1tnin9.
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S E G U II E
AND TAIN THE
FOR CHRIS

s7ls for No. s1s1 tor No. a; stss for teircsed.
Oats steady Sales u Sic for No. L. Corn 1c lower,
Sales of3oo bu 1t &c .
PEoyruozs- -Ft1m1. 8sles 10 bfn mass PORK 1t
3ts.a. .-'-.- .--.-= -
D1uzzp Hoos-weak. Sales Of 100 At ssso37ao,
dividing on 1od nj.
L1vx Hoss-Ac1Ys, and 39aoc higher. ..
HrcEuzs+7m brls nour, 5000 ou vheat- 2,479 nu
ests.
sapxH1s- 100 h.s aopr and 500 hu wheat
Money and Stocks in New York.
Exw YeRk. neesnher =.
MosE1-Aore acttve and steady a. s97.
,GsLp-opeocd Il 1O,X, declined Is iax, and closed
'Go11RsxEsz srocu-a y ceas lower. With
limited business.
Nfw YoR1. December q.
Money market perrep.iby essy towards the elise Of
getting supplied at Iher are Ysgus Eurass ln The
stIcst q 5IeaauFy officials being mixed up with the
God closed at 1aot. The extremes Of today wers
GovxRxEks1s-The Government securities were
dull and havy this attsznoop resulting in further d.
VA eo1pssst1ely ssesdy.. c1o.Isg auosssions for
gold bonds It vin b seen, tht lowest for ong
time past
Rec: .,esxel9sx *ss coup. g.. .19sXa,tx
s.asres. a....1cia@in lieso eoap...... s9a3 ssf
cLnerNa qEo1AT1oHs.
The stock market WAS active and excited during tbs
afternoon. The following are the closIng prices at lo
S1Hi &u4R + m*:;;1s::: :'933xs's 93ss =
r. q Ns1us..1S'Ss,S s S's &
MSHa saIaEs-xeta7e and market excItod; Con-
soudased Gregory rose to 1sa1 Quaftzain LIZ
, 1866-12-24

MAsox1c-At tho animal conc1aye Of Chicago
Comtnande1J No. 10, Knights Templar. held Mon
day evening, December II. 1865, the following Sir
Knights vert elected 10 tho otsees named, for tho
ensuing year. 49,
kninent Sfr Wiley N. Bgnn. Commander; Sir
George Ga1inez, Genera EanEs!uo Sir Anm N
frelAss el}3ro, u. Gibson, TreesurcEi Sir John
Whitley, Recorder; Sir Geo. 2. L.Atz s. w.; SIR
afi Bearer Eir james Hennefeheets, sword Bear.
Ct: sir E. ClascEce Hubbard. Wnrdcr: Sir Moses
GE1y, Captain Guarts; Sir lila. pundt and sfs n.
Gray. Stewards; Sir r. Cleveland, Slr 4. g. Luli
md Sir Joseph Harris, Guards.
, 1866-12-24

.. ,......,....... NEW ORLKAyR Dec. q.
Eor1ox-Dnll aad easier sales TO- day 100 bses Of
ioT middln= y p@3Ic middl!ng at 3sAae. Receipts
GnoCEgIrn- and n1aaassea quiet and changed
FIoUH-Supt rnhe, $il extra. $1l.a44l5.D
GRA1X-Corn dull 1t II M per bushel ;oAts lower
Sales atSO3EAc.
HAY-Dnl at &3610.
PEnyIs1oas-Ncss pork. $7J; bscon In fstr demand
shcpldesa, 124c; rides, l!4@l5c; lard, l3X@15c.
Wntsklr AND DTonAcco-UnchanKed.
GpLD-l33x; sterling exchange, iax,
, 1866-12-24

policemen wsze ntscreant1 and inin1Ieal TO ths
rpfrit Of our fsce Institutions. Atter making two
oritree desperate 1unxta u the officer, he was ~
saiiod 70 suddenly his club removed from biz
hand 10 quickly, and the "enme slonEa" adjusted
80 speedily, that he found htmseif = q Sn5on ion
Courf On SATURDAY morning he w11 tned 30.
, 1866-12-24

Bibles and Tsatatann.s have been furnished 10
olhtr B1hle Sptdesiee to the vAsnr o. $46t-I2. 70
reelorn. flss. sa md The salea at tho Depository
we're t1.&i2.33, and BY agents $7o3.06; totat.
$4.l13.sA.
months. BY sale or elft, S.67a Bibles and IL, 10!
Toesamrnts or parts ol the Bibles. and total
for the past twenty. SIX ycars Of 2S039 copies or
Depository ~ Bibles and 8fa5 Tcst7 nents. val-
uta at xa.@1. 70; books In the hands Of agents,
<1ss.ss; total, $l.GSsT. Tho Eecelpts the past
by the 1reasurer's report. ars S2,3 d.
The Expenditures were. Caah paid 10 The AMER
lean Dihle Society, 81, s78s eEfTltes. expenses.
laEd. S47.sg.
The annnal meeting Of the Society, for the
election OF officers and t1ns&t4on Of buStnssa.
viii be hc1d In The lecture room Of the Second
Presbyterian Church thu evening 1t X O'Clock
, 1866-12-24

We regard Mrs. Windows Soothing
Syrup a. Invaluable for the purposes for which 1t
Is designed, and would have i 4 its price were
power 10 Introduce 1t among our friends and &C.
quaiutances. a. Hitchcock, stufbddEe,
Maes.1 1t relieves tho child from psdn, softens
the gums, reduces Inflammation. cures wind collie
health 10 tho child, and comforts tho mother.
, 1866-12-24
INTERESTING TO CAPITALISTS.

III we'll known f1ct that there Is no lack OF
capital In the ety Of Chicago for prosecnting shy
Legitimate hunress, Il il can be clearly damon
strated that the Investment win yield three or four
tucs ~ much - the ordinary interest Large
manufacturing establishments arr spri1RinE into
existence almost every day, and dt3i the supply y
nal eouxl TO tho demand. Thu products Of al
manufacturing establtshraeuts arc rapidly cor.
epmed In this rapidly growing Northwest, OF
va examined, short time Since, r1a-
chine for the manufacture OF screWt. owned
md controlled by few gentlemen IN tois city,
aud operated Upon Al entirely new principle
ibis great stsple.. The common mode Of MANI.
fartnfiug screws Is to cnt the thread, which In
wolves he lose Of Al 1east fifteen per cent Of the
metal. By the new proccss to which we refer, the
ibreads aTe formed IN any desired shape ~ nesns ~
metal. and adds TO. instead Of 3lmfnishlns tha
strepPtb Of the ecscW, or bolt, and can BE- mtde
much mora ssp.aly. This new invention can bo
SPILLED 10 ali kinds Of SCREWS now In use.
epee ass 4Rstsan f. T., ss ans * f'1ss0s e. sn.@oh NJ
ssblts6ments Of this conntIy, and It Il
3 Ma!ser Of record, that upon capitht Of one
million dollnsB they divided among tho stock
holders one million two hundred thousand dol
lars In 1865. .....,.
Ii there are any among the enterpllsinE men Of
Chlcaeo, who wleh TO Identity themselves with
what pro1n1see to be cne Of The leading manu-.
faeinlIng establIshments Of The Northwest Il will
franklin street, where they may examine The
work Of the new machine. Il IL already attract
tnc considerable attention, and the owners are
now considering the project Of opening books for
II aeoiber column may be found the advertise
uent Of The company, and we hare no doubt that
If ihs chance Is offered, The stock will DO eagerly
Eought by many Of our citizens.
, 1866-12-24

ferer from asthma or consumption than the a.
suraree that Massdcu's rectoral Batm has neye1
tailed to relieve and enret TO make assurance
doub1y sure be has instructed his agents 10 refund
the amount in any instance where II fails. For
- II, drnref.ts. BuEnh1ms & Van Setback,
Wholesale r. a; Druggists, IS Lake street, Wholesale
Arrrsn
, 1866-12-24

O. smith, t8ilsted py Hev. d. A. Russell Mr. ALBEIT
c. AEGILK and Mis- AAKGARETTA L. BALDWIN,
both OF fremont. No cards.
, 1866-12-24

EolRate,A Aromatic Vegetable Soap
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oilf, tn ombfnaiion with Glycerine,
ior The Nurfery. IL perfume Is exquisite, snd sta
waehing properties nn1iya]led. Fo. sale BY all
dtucritts. mr12h946-1Yx&W
, 1866-12-24

Gail Mt Richards Il Co.'s. and sec thett
stock OF handsomely ornamented cAkes ior tht
holidays, fancy boxes, DC. Candles Of NJ kind
made expressly for The occasion. Particular At
fention giren To New YEARS. receptions and par
Ties: Raymond Block, 1a6 State street, nea