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, 1866-08-06

The !oIloutn. i. the Netootoloetea, Reeord Of
be week ttding satur3a,. August ~, .ssa' 1s
se b! !. G. Arssuta. Js o2t'eafaat. t,Se,, 70 N Il
tc rhAds. he aa....ec!Iaa and foere q sac wl91s
re given appsod s,ately. with the hsfp4eaF1s AZ
udes-ihe raau letter. being the !1lnala 9! ins e
so.ds *'hfsh," ''btreze," 'sSrnuc. ''Feer!nS.,
trsint" "snou. - %molst AtmospheEe," !" and "drJs'
IHkHHoXEIKH.
, 1866-08-06

Let all who desire q good head OF hair
ayatl themselves OF thu new and valuable contl!.
button to medical science" lately introduced Into
the Western market and kAnNn p "BarresrS Veg
etablu Hair Restorative" Bold By all drn9sasts.
Lord 4 Smith, . Lake street, are tho guneral
agents, 1yas-D&3S-l3S-F NV
, 1866-08-06
Yexael9 FANeA Detf1lt.

LEfe8A URp4a8 70 t53 Edtaz&1 IfIo0ue'I
DETROIT. August l.
Ee-Hsrdt1, PArSans, HON.
poxE-st. Lawrence, Swallow. Rofev, CA1d, St
Andrew, Elk, I9oaa, G4Ak1nz-
Nnp-Eozth.
DE18orI, ArErst3-
CrHs1dxe, Ktnhan EaSasz1, Jesse An6eesoo.
LoSte Fa7kez, Gsanda. Southwest. Northwest Ksws-
bay, CITY cf Rufala taty Of Chicago. sweestskrs,
Whitman, LexiA. xazAkh+ Preston, Tan TANenhefks
Barvtek, Geraldine.
+. po~s-Jones> 0.shxxt. Witch. Nszsh, Head. Bum
shlne, Fesrw, Martin.
pE1nd
, 1866-08-06

Depend urast II, n ottserst mre. wilma.
lows hoolnX Hyrnr, fnr al dt+rsses af ch!fdfrn,
II safu and rnss ueatstns. Il haz .tood tho test
laas tllp stomach aud bowc., eorsoeG actdlly, and
euiea wind collc: riadueos natural, qnir. sleep.
by rcllc'1ny 10 child from rain. taEls5T
, 1866-08-06

TsusAlnG's Fueo Cider VlncRaF will
yonf Gtoeer mr. no othor vinegar. LalE"st works
nf lhu Kind 1n tho tfnlted htAtca. C!tA1LEs U.
i. I'nrasIk0. ID and III SsAft 1t<tcf, Chicago.
Aug2EJ31-iSt.F-A.W
, 1866-08-06

np1rrsc r1rk SADDLE RAc8-A slight noteaty
in the way Of TUT excitement was promised At the
Driving Park cn Saturday afternoon, In tho shape
IT trot under saddle, foF purse ot 500, best
ih:ue in fire. The attendance Was limited, owing
probably 70 the very cool weather, which was M
The rntres we're tonr In number: Charlcs Dim
tck's sorrel msre "Iitlle Maria - Charles Pred.
nores h,own seldits, - Prince :" Ar: Maynard's
essh sSa hsy .ie p ss1 ~ a. saa
VAS IKE tsros!ts In she pools, md ''psincs" took
The :ou1,h ci:oiee each lime.
Prince drew iEe po,e. and WOE the hsss hess in
Only isns,bs The ~ teeond I'd ihird heats Tese
tl,I,d hai '',11i1e Aasis" struggled hara for the
&C. s .ss ass 4 ea r ssa II
amend: IsT lie failure ey taking she fontth hat In
Tbs aah CRAY frsulted In = dead heat.time
@*ssnd ske::=.Epn was Ordered 70 hts stable;
The risth heal w1s won by :" Lady Mack. 10
Lag. keeping we'll to their work aud tlostnG
sronnd the course almost Il resui4siJ ~ II theJ
bad tysn n.:nS:.ea: 2 s, :to:ctAsf;; vas nan1 se'en
-AP4so AsssNExT Is ~uEs a1AEr D.rs.~-
Yce!erday anerpoon quito large crowd gathesc1
ii the toasd feucc on DesplsInes street near Mad
tson, To listen 10 The noisy demonstrations OF I
ho1Sc within 4 stAh3c n4ldc tht 54rd, ano tonJee
lusr rhat would hsppen nctt, ~ ropaFts gained
s5mc tredenec That the horse t1ad gone mad. i
wes plAn fact that no one dared to enlef the SIS
bic, and It wks I'D that Tho horsa had bitten ltc
re!fsl,aeSlJ In several places, and would attack
any one ho cough. to cntec the nsrrow qnsetess
wherein he ,was tied. The facts Arc. ihat .os
honc. cnue7l by Aeasrz Rolshaasen FAeseh
The se1f ct which plaee he was lspth VAS takeI
Acl>or Saturday, and. not undcIstiudlns bis d.,
accu,.. end be grew wore and suffered acrte]y
abont noon yesterday hia pain eeesncd 10 tnerea.e
ard to drive the poor animal hall CRAZY, - that ,.
runid Bile h.raself derccly on every part be conlf
reach, E{e bead bccxuc AL bruised mp. md hi
icce snd sltcs were Enati'.tea aud bloody via ~
eelt1unie.ed Hurnds. One o. sWo xne Wsto ~ ~
ennn-n 10 enter The st1hae cycn&aaIfy* tasceedts
IN nszzitns the beast; bal wsre slad 2 wtthds..
ua thc bst1, ae il tts bfiadins pain he hsed deg
.c.-t.ix 10 bile tnd kick them. Ocash came =
H. re:xf sbort eight o'clock list evening. Fl
.alue x4e about *ss0.
, 1866-08-06

H1cx 1t 7Bglourox.-A iaee CANE OF on Friday
afternoon 1a.t On the Brighton tack, between
John Mortun's black hot1c '' 1'zt, and John NIL
l.'t .o.rrl horse .sTot. Tor one hundred dollass.
The Attl heat was won by f'At. the eccnnd WAS =
dead hcAi, a1d The third and fourth heaea Mcre
yon uy Iom, Th.rc vas considerable betting,
and good deal Of money chsnged kaata On ths
Mi hPInr Grrjarrd
, 1866-08-06
kr- f.nuta Mail ~

Sc. LnHts Market.
Especial Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribunal
81. LoCn, August
70 fNn.
FtorE-sseady, HIss F1L1. md rat1ous ntt1e
lots at ts.n8I41o pc. brl.
Gnku-Rhess unchanged 4. $t-Sa7.1s. Com DE-
clined 69soc tct mifed snd Yt1loV, aud :s7&c for
white osss 1orrs sa844c pa pu.
PFovIHo1s-4en pork 1t $500.
WnHxxr-Tendln2 upwards r y pu gallon.
, 1866-08-06

futr7 or CoA1.-A colorcd man giving ths
rsn,e Of Grant BaillIe WIS EXAMINED on Saturday
,te1ucon ii the PolIec Court, Oh the eha-Eo Of
,:e.,trr ! cost from Amos Wanscr, while Ecturn-
;rr ftS- he pscnlc on Tho nrft ot August:
RsinIe has tad reputatien. hsst1g bsen aexssa ~
= ejuailnr nature, Ic was committed tos trial md
rrnufrcd to rtyc ball in the euna OF $500.
, 1866-08-06

Rye unchanged. wneat steAdy; aaiea At5 + n. boaFd
Of Ano 10 no. t@; SUI be 90 =, - 1uSs s oo
ssleE 10 s. s1so 80 b. sesr vee A. q q n0oo o.
.1,s c's.o e's4ns p''s' s'''' r '''' ~
t..e.. 1s--.<o ,.,. nm, m N, vhe.s. asuo bu
oa.s, 1,ao bq oorn and 100 tn fyr
sAn -" : - - w. -. aoe4' s-~" ~
oa@ ana LUZ ou eosa'
:
o.. J. Foreign markets.
IvknooI. July =.
. To-rH-nnerAd huoyaut as IN advance 1t va Tor
As1rrir. ~ -ier+ AMI and nnrhnartd Eitn
nMnE11d .sra.se1. ksits Of eouf dsYa; aao1 bales.
Snr1ns;e. ~ 10 ~ L. I'd eIUorterA ntdunK
nnisnda e sfnrt 1t{fd
fR~TIY~rT1SS--4e7 duu With 4 downward te1-
, 1866-08-06

4 Vnp1cA1oR o. ant roLo1' FnEp.-P.
D. Ruth, = yauug nsan fsom Ph,lAdclphIA, = sathsr
1Gie young blade and an eulhutiastic admtrcr Of
IA. johnson" got inlo sc1ape on Saturday, by
allowing his cntautsAm to Get the better ot hia
Judgment. Passing along C1xtk ttrcct In the FORE
noou, LIS attention vas directed to the showcase
Of Nj. Kendall, where truss was exhibited With
Tic following inscription: "Fourteenth ofAugust
frnse, worn y; 4. 1ohnecns Esq, when he said
Ny Foley. loyl 1ncn mn.t rule Lmer1ea" Ihe
!ounS mtn fro% phiaaelphia protested s asals1sss
Magistrate of ihe laud," and eea.ine shs odions
iimc p:4tfytn- the ovnt. that be, T. D. Ruth, had
don The deed Ar. Kendall Immediately applied
to lhe police, who arrested F. D. Ruth and htoechi
lin 10 The Police Conn, where be waa PLACED In
thc dock, and charged with larceny. F. D, r. w2s
a4scnished. h tallI e12ee.ed round ct aPn.use
aud In::esd ofihat hc ~: called thies Hs com
whicl, was suddenly eui short by Justice Ail!iaen
who Inquired whether F; ?. huth va resrt!aas.n2
zl.Irs tn this country and imposed line OF afeeS
do1Itys fcf d4sps4es3y conduct
, 1866-08-06

Tux uA1srD S7nKE1 NArK - Ahu1uKn An.
1rsr.-Ycsleyda5 ai1crnoun Captain WcIIa Shcs~
nm, Of thc third precinct, arrested man named
Ictu Williams Gilmatln, Who was implicated IN
,hc rspc upon ncyrant girl named ue1ep Miller,
sn5nt two months ago. 1hcEc were two COR
s:5-l Ia the 0dcuec- ODs has already been
.srr'cl asd "a now undergoing his pnniabment
~, sJ,r r,rtft, 1tfnrv
, 1866-08-06

I1sEAs1n NEAr.-A lot Of eighteen head Of cat.
tie srrised st'hr Union Flock yards on Thursday
ls,s, al sncetcd With The "mllk dftcAse." The
latter faes was mol discovered II lho yard TIL af
Ter iitt tsd beeu to1l to Kinks atrett hnseher.
w1o doubtless tnlehdc ID 10 make The teasx iclo
fonnd puf the fact sul sciytd The aulua!s--obc'
bklf Of III IN hsvc etpec died.
, 1866-08-06

pnouakp n rt1K Rtkn.-Bctrcen three and
eonr otc,oek On Saturday afternoon, boy, whosn
rarcuts ee.ide In The West Division, fell Into the
Aver st Lake .treet bridge, and was drowned be-
forc assistance could be rendered. 1ht body WIS
tnraycycd 10 the residence Of The parents, wherc
stffnGrrs: will be held BY Coroner Wagner this
xffttppp..
, 1866-08-06
1Hanten=T1Re11t.

WANTED-To Rent-Dwe1linE house
w Tith ei9ht rooEa. sa1t ot stataat bstgssn
h1sseestio@ Wsnied ii September. RAAC q. AfrT,
83 CsAsk.Et, "H
, 1866-08-06

LONDON July II.
Coxaols-cloeed uoday It ask4BK for money.
Unltsd Ktstas so, spk96ks Illinois Central shares
5kX9s1, Eric shatnA, i4a1. Tho bullion In The Bank
Of England ha4 Increased Il ,0Nf.
, 1866-08-06
RraI EBtatP<@GitD.

TOR aALE-Houscs and fots, houses au
itxsra lots rnIupEosed lots And Iota n Iease-
fsocs s. tie ssFr oustue dty linaiu- WAINWRIGHT
n CO. T. ~ DeAftlpfp-tt. &d&oSool
, 1866-08-06

s.-lc. RAm-A party OF police, under tho
..,cffoo cfse,ceant Barrett, Of tho f1rzs
.n.de a descent On Saturday evcnang upon nnra-
hrr Of houses OF nl-hme, IN the vicinity Of Wells
street.. About thirty parties were lodged In the
.1nt4
, 1866-08-06

CHICAGO Axps.RocK 1s1AsD
Day Express and Aa3l... 800 =. m sEM p. n
NlEht Kxprcxs,...... Eoo p, N. s5e45 = n.
Joliet Accommodation. 4:G p. N. 1850 4. m
Expnss Freight. with passenger car astseheda
will 1care patkeugtt depot every Saturday u G<0
D. m. for The Wt1t.
The Joliet Accommodation cornoch with En-
press Freight for WAY stations.
*Sunaay excepted. monday excepted. +Satusda5
AYceufedx
, 1866-08-06

Tmx sAxx TsxrsL-h,m"t sN ssss At tha
i.aks Tnunrl ut rrmalas In bc ennt,lrtcd, giving
something n,r. a..tntrct already finished. Thus,
stndnsly ihs rnd At Tue n,nI'strs Undertaking y
I'LL iItjr lining tho Ia,t w~k. Dmtrk 10 tbY fail
ihAt tAe tcfwnsl kl,osc,nnn. 1T thr kal{s ond WAY
d lastA u i In lie lssl tnrt.0hl. NJ hiia.fun.
viii nnt, III aIi rrul,ai,lllly. La HtAighttuEwAtd
stnll iii i'm n and iuIlrltNH l. plIuftUtf.
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Ladies 0resscs and their Cost.

A lady correspondent of San Fran
cisco paper writes: Zone lady of my
acquaintance, of refined and cultivated
tastes, and noted for her TASTEFUL ward
robe for home as well as street cos
tunes, expends upon it $40 per month.
OF course her own graceful handiwork
is apparent in large proportion of her
apparel. Another, less circumscribed,
dresses very handsomely on SIS per
month and still another, whose gen.
teel outfit attracts many an observant
eye upon Montgomery street, succeeds
in keeping her expenditures within $50
per month. These are not suppositional
cases, nor isolated ones their name is
LEGION" Commenting upon this item,
the editor remarks: "We suggest to the
ladies in question that they can make a
good thing of it, financially, by opening
a school in this city for the purpose of
teaching women how to dress with taste
and economy. If they can teach women
how to get themselves up in good shape
at an expense of from S120 to $40 per
annum, We venture to say they can re-
alize more than the teachers Of any
other art in existence"
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Or. Schef:ck's NspSrnIse Pills.
4 Substitute for EaioMei.

These Pills are composed of various roots
having the power to relax :he secretions of the
liver as promptly and effectually as blue pill or
mercury. and without producing any Of those
disagreeable or dangerous effects which often
follow the use Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, rs they promote the discharge
Of Initiated bile, and remove those distractions
from the liver and hillary ducts, which arc the
cause Of bilious affections in general.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache, and all disorders of the Liver. indi
Gated by salloy skin, coated tongue, cOstiveness,
drOwsiness, and q general feeling of WEAKNESS
and lassitude, showing that the liver is in q tor.
pid or INSTRUCTED condition.
In short these Pills may be used with advan
tage in all cases when purgative or Alternative
medicine is required
Please ask for "Dr Schencks Mandrake Pills"
and observe that the two hkenesses Of th- Doc
tor are on the Government stamp-ono whom in
the last stage Of Consumption, and tbs ether in
his present health.
Sold by al Druggists aad Dealers. Price 8
cents per box. Principal 0nice, Ne. Is Nsrth
9th Street. Philadelphfs Pa. 800 .t
General Wholesale Agents: Demss bssnes L
Co.. 81 Park Row, New York; 8. s. Hance, 10s
Baltimore St. Baltimore. Nd. John d. Park, N.
Z. cor. of Fourth and Walnut ST., Cincinnati,
Ohio; Walker & Taylor 1874 and l3s Wabash
Avenue, Chicago, H. Collins Brothers, south
west corner Of Second and Vim, Streets st.
Louis, No. toct24-4 th 5th We nIy
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The Grcat nIcd,cn. Annual.

Hostetter's United States Almanac for 1867,
for distribution, gratis throughout the United
States and all civilized countries Of the West
ern Hemisphere, will be published about the
first of January, and all who wish to understand
the true philosophy of health should read and
ponder the valuable suggestions it contains. In
addition to An admirable medical treatise on the
causes, prevention and cure Of 8 great variety
of diseases, 1t embraces large amount Of inforl
nation interesting to tho merchant the mechan'
ic, the miner, the farmer, the planter, and pro-
fcssional man; and the calculations have been
made for such meridians and ATTITUDES as are
most suitable for q correct and comprehensive
NATIONAL CALENDAR.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
effects of H0STETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS the staple tonic and Alternative Of more
than half the Christian world are fully set forth
in its pages, which are also interpreted with
valuable recipes, humorous anecdotes and other
instructive and amusing reading matter, original
and selected. Among the Annals 10 appear
with the opening of the year. this viii De one OF
the most useful, and may BE- kGi for the oSiir,1.
Send for copies to the Central Mandatory, at
Pittsburgh, Pa, or to thu nearest agent for
| HOSTEL rERS STOMACH BITTElS. The
| lTTEES are sold in every city, town and vii.
| age Of the United States.
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That Eppariiious

that Epparitions
DO not always wander without suffic-
lent cause, is proved by the well attested
fact which we give below:
LAST Tuesday fortnight, as Mrs. -,
e. lady of rather literary taste and
studious habits), sat reading i'll her
drawiIg-room, the clock on the mantle
piecs struck twelve. as the last stroke
r~Ycrberated through the apartment,
the door was flung wide open! in the act
of raising her head 20 repel the intru-
zion tunrung for) OF her servant, her
err rested on the form of her late hus-
land she screamed and fell Senseless
OF thr CARPET This brought up such
mcmarla OF the family Is hadnot retired
- resi-; rc.tcrativcs were administered,
and " hc. Mia. --had regained her sus-
Tc1dcd faculties, and being q woman
Ct strong mird and hislly-cultivated
intellect, she felt disposed to consider
.Lo whole i;-t-"-- ":,- i,ah "n.l"r@"nn 90"
tine result Of certain associations be
treen the melancholy tale she had been
psTusing and her late loss, operating on
4 partially deranged nervous system.
She, however, considered it advisable
that her riaid servant should repose in
her chamber, lest any return of what
abe considered a nervous affection should
distress herself and alarm the family.
Last Tuesday night, feeling stronger
and in better spirits than she had been
for several months past, Mrs. - dis
pensci with the presence of her attend
ant, retiring alone to her chamber, and
went to bed little before ten o'clock.
Exactly as the clock struck twelve
che was awakened from sleep, and
distinctly behold the apparation she
hai before seen, advancing from the
table (cn which stood her night lamp
till il stood Opposite 60 and drew aside
the rfains OF her bed. She describes
hcr ve?y blood retreatiyg with icy chill
ness 80 her heart from every vein. The
counterance oi he: beloved in life wore
not ~ benevolent aspect; the eyes once
be1n,iur VITA affection were now fixed
with stern regard on the trembling hal
dis>clycn being, who with tho courage
o: DISSERTATION, thus ahjured him
"Charlcs! dea: Charles! why are yor
core again =
Jessie" slowly and solesrnly gasped
the snadowy form, waving in his hand
small ro,i OF writing paper, "Jcssie
pay NY newspaper accounts, and LET
me rect in peace"
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the solemnity of the occasion by the
beautiful rendering of Mozart's Twelfth
Mass. The sermon was delivered by the
Bishop, taken from the Gospel of the
day according to st. John, "In the be-
ginning was the word, ETC." The re.
marks of the Bishop were confined prin-
cipally to the mystery of the incarna-
ton, and though brief, were delivered
in that plain style, and marked by that
solid reasoning for which he is so DIS
tinguished. The service closed by the
administering of the papal benediction.
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s...s Tcmsry Of G Mother.

When temptation assails, and when
You are almost persuaded to do wrong,
how often q mothers word Of warning
viii call to mind VOWS that ore rarely
broken! Yes, the memory of mother
going astray. Tail grass may be grow
ing over the hallowed spot where her
earthly remains repose; the dying
leaves of autumn may DO whirled over
them, or the white mantle Of winter
may cover them from sight; yet her
spirit appears when he walks in the
right ath, and gently, softly, mourn
fully, call, to him when wandering of
into the ways of error.
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IL. u. z. p.
Bookings Unrivaled Baking
Powder

The superior excellence of this Baking Powder
is acknowledged by all who have used it.
1t disappeared from strictly pure materials, e1.
pressly for family use.
1t makes all kinds Of Light Bread, Mullins,
Hot Rolls, Wafies, Buckwheat Cakes, Griddls
and Sweet Cakes.
materials.
The principal Hotels and Boarding Houses
and the inst families in Wheeling oil use IL.
Try it if You have Bot already done SO.
Manufactured by EDMUND DOCKING, No.
Odd Fellows Hall. Sold by grocers and dealers
generally.
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aCARD TO INVALfDS.

A Clergyman, while residing In South Amen'
ca as q missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs, and the whole train Of disorders
numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire 10 benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine in seal.
ed envelope, to any ono who needs it, Fee q
charge. Please inclose postpaid envelope, ad'
dressed to yourself. Address, JOSEPH i.
IMAM, Station ID, Bible House, New York
(,itv novl3
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Eurelkn.

Yes we have found it. We have found
that the worst cases of chappcd hands,
face or lips can be cured with one or
two applications of Camphorated Gtycer-
inc ,riM 1rnica and an occasional appli-
cation will keep the skin smooth ana
soft, and prevent it from chapping. IRE,
pared and sold by E. bOcAIng, No. 1
Odd Fellows Hall.
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P.re.s and Sweetest Ced Liver Oil

Purost and Sweetest Ced Liver Oil
In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers on the sea coast. This
Oil is characterized by sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputa-
ton is so great that it takes the lead OF
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to ask for
"Hazard g. CaswelPs Cod Liver OILY
Caswell, Mack g. Co., New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug
oists. mar 20-mwseow1y.
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"HeaIing on Its Wi,ags,' ?

Say all who have used the Old Home Bitters
To the Weak and Debilitated just rising from
some long spell of sickness, we assure you there
is nothing more grateful. You Dyspeptic Ones
with your constant ailings, with your Nausea
Headache, Sour Stomach, &C., use Old Home
Bitters and be relieved. Sold everywhere.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
decI Proprietors.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DIR. Jaau Delamnrre's specific pills

.-.,~r--
EIFE-h q LAhh-S
Dr. Jaau DeIamnYre's specific Pills,
,rc nrsnared bv the Messieurs GARAycrERE g.
-, TT ,,,-.,.,.., ~, o,, Due Jo,,b,rd
Paris, from the Prescription Of DR.. JUAN della.
y,ppr Chief Physician to the Hospital Du
",A' .,.,.. -
Nord on Larlooise,e.
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION.
PAR1s, May 5th, 1863.
W. - .ha uc,,r,r,o
HkNTLEM da g nn nah 1r, .wappp's PprsCR,p
I lie nn' sa,.aro1 ,~sars nat in our nrivate
TOY aarng seseri s eaI h.Lpe fonnd them most
anu pu4o pa at,,c;ent Remsdv IN cases If Snerm
enerSetlo anu en;o WeaIncss. E;ab,Jv Hall,
atorphea OF seminar eas SnTns, Weatness ~
or n o,es. Snsciai Rersn"cments of the Ner
1"ns SYSTEM HpW weakness arising from Secret
Habits and Sexual Excesses declaration of the
Genital Organs; Weak Spine; Affections OF the
Eyes; Lime" or ,Brick'Dnst deposits IN the
Urine; Milky Discharges; faieneSs Oh Ine
Skin. With Sunken cheeks ana biooaiess Aps
"Pinched" Features; Irregular aeuon OF the
Heart and in all the CHASTITY train OF symptoms
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Winter Luxuries.

Winter Luxuries.
Booth, Battelle & Co. daily receive
oysters direct from Baltimore. The b.
valves are large, fresh and lucious.
For sale by can or half can, at corner
of Monroe and Water streets, where
full supply of groceries is kept CON
stantly on hand. Prices as low as the
lnwAst
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S''r Observance or Christmas 1t 10.
sr-les cniacti al
Was stseaied by the solemn ceremo-
nies usual Nth the Catholic Church
uPr2 such occasions. 4 grand pontifi-
cal High Mass VI, celebrated by the
Right Reverend Bishop Whelan, as-
sisted by Reverend Fathers Sullivan
and Hoffman as deacons, Reverend
Father Louage as arch-deacon, and
Reverend Fathers Martin and Fitz-
patrick as sub-deacons.
The sanctuary was beautifully deco
rated with tapestry and evergreen, and
the walls around and above the altar
were brilliant with numerous lighted
tapers and gas jets. 49,
The choir added very materially to
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wheeIiuy Turn-VereiEa.

u,HE MEnBERS OF THIS SOCIETY ARE
reouested to meet at the Hall, "Wednesday,
January I'd, at n p NJ, as business OF irnpor-
lance Is to be transacted. By order Of the Pres
ident sHIRSCH,
deces- IL . Secretary.
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TOWN TRIPLES.
Eexy advertisements.

EeZy Advertisements.
A meeting of the Wheeling Turn
yerein is called.
The Winter session Of Wheeling Fe-
male Colicg. commences January I'd.
piyer Boyd & Co. advertise Hay
-.essec.
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When Ven 2uy

A sewing machine, take practical
machinist with you, and see if he don't
decide that the Singer is constructed on
the most correct mechanical principles.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Whecling Female College.

THE WINTER SESSION Will con-
i mence ON "wednesday, January I'd, and eon.
time twelve weeks Tuition from p to si1 20
be paid on admission. l.. Y: hooai''
der23-lw
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George h. TAILOR 81 CO.

Are offering great variety of goods
at less than actual cost, to reduce their
stock, preparatory to moving into their
ney, ro Jm. Call and sec for yourself
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SinSer's
Rev Family Sewing Machine requires
less skill to operate it than any other
machine.
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CHg>sv Dress

Skating Carnival at the Park this
c7srirs.
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si-g..'s New Family Sewing Machine
Is almost noiseless. and has fewer
complications than any other.