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KS PITLMoNIC SYRUP

Dr. SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP.
This great nd odiciue cured Dr. J. II. scHEScK, the Pro-
pr;etor. OF Pul onary Consumption whsn it had assumed
its most formi sbe aspect and when speedy dssth sp
peared to be inevitable. His physicians pronounced his
case incurable whom he coEsnced the Of this simple
but powerful remedy. His health restored in worry
short time and return Of the disease has been apprs-
hsnsod for all the symptoms quickly disappeared and his
present weight is than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery be hss devoted Lila attention exclu
sirey to the Of Consumption and the diseases which
are usually complicated with it, and the effected by
his medicines have been very and truly wsnisr
iu DIR. ScaENcK makes professional visits several of
the la cities weekly wLsro he has largo
OF patients end it is truly Astonishing poor
sumptlyes that have be lifted carriages and
in fow months healthy robust persons. Dr. sCHENK's
PULNOEIC SYRUP, SEAWEED TONIC, AND MAN.
DRAKE PILLS generally all required in curing Con
Sumption tEll directions accompany eash that any
ohe eau take them without seeing Dr. ScHzsck but when
Ii Is GonTenient is srst to him he gives advice FREQ
fss r threo dollars.
Fssfs OBSERVE when purchssing that the two Tx ensEs
% Of til, Doctor whom in the stag. Of Con,unp
tse Government stssp.
Sold by III Druggists and Dealers prise 81 ~ per b.t.
$50 the half dozen. Al .tsrs for advice should 10
addressed 70 D. scry-xs Principal Office No 10 North
9th Street, pLTadslphia, Pa.
General Who'll sale Agent. Domas saras. Co. r.
S. 5. Hanes, Baltimere IA join D. P,rks, CINCINNATI
Ohio; Walker Taylor, Chicago. III; Collins ijro. St.
Louis, No. 3dyy =, roo-1v
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THEATRg.-A theatrical comp,ny. incIud-
ing IN their number the famous sensational
equestrian actress Miss Kate Fisher, conn
menced season" At Washington ball last
evening. We of course, unable TO speak
of their qualities as dslinestors Of character,
but judgiHg from outward Appearances, think
they are able to Civ. q very crsdi,abls per-
fornancs. The play last night vas "Fan>
ehon." TO night they give "Ths Young
Act. IS" and the French Spy"
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Two MORE WrEKs.-In two more = .eks-
and short weeks at that--.he sale of cheap
Boots and Shoe. at Child & Bros will stop.
a. their room will then be occupied by ano-
Their concern During the short time left
their purpose IS almost to give goods away
Better lay in a years supply while you have
chance
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LADIES' FAIR & FEsTIvAL.-The fair and
festival given by the ladies of the Episcopal
Church at Washington Hall, on Wednesday
AMI Thursday, we are pleased to learn,
proved, IN spite of the unpropitious wssher, a
brilliant success" The total receipts were
a trltie over $3.50. Aud it deserved to succeed.
Never had ladies, in a similar case, worked
with q more hearty good will, or with more
apparent determination that, come what
woald, there must be ne failure. The "fancy
articles"-the work Of their own hands-were
wrought with exquisite skill, and astonished
people by their beauty and abundance. The
supper on Wednesday and Thursday even
ings, but more conspicuously still, the grand
dinner on Thursday, were never surpassed in
their way. The ladies Of Ottawa have no
such word in thsir lexicon as "fail.''
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!, is the universal decision of the masses.
ana the cultivated admirers Of tae fins arts
in particular, that the portraits and photo.
graphs produced at Bowman'a Gallery, are
equal, # not superior to any in tb. re.t Co
and examine them.
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PosfDnneI Amin.

Owing to the pressure of work on my
hands, from the general religious interest in
the city, and also from the state ofmy health,
I feel confident those interested in my dis
courses upon Mature and Revelation" will
let me postpone thu third discourse till the
ncond Sabbath Erening IN March.
T. CoLNAY.
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An Effectsai Worm Medicine.
Hr0Hu1 Ferna!guRe C0rufIts,

Or Worm Lortn gsr. Auth ,ckus. undoubtedly.
with children AIi adults attributed other cassss
oooAsonsS by -o ns The ~Ysrnlifurs Corss although
s'sctsa In d-sIrrin DO pnsihls injury
The most delicate child. Thix valuable combination "a,
been Iuccssslly Ussa BY pytssns ,nd found to bs
snd in sra1icauus iiuTtfuI chilsrsa
c'i~S. having vorrs require in -dL.ts sttsnfss
neglect OF ths trobbs shsn sauses proenSsd ,iekn.s
Synrtsss Of Wog-ss C1..Irsr are shse evsrlass.A
Worms In the bowels irritation which
ssn - removed dnv ~ TIA q a r.Ia.dy. The
sos'baaaon - nt stisas usst In making B-s-. YER
sifuss coHsS u Nv. IL. eel pss.!.I, .ssst
with S,sty
CURTIS 4 BROWN Prepristor. New Yc-k ssl< ~
Al Dealers in hsd!eip al - ssas sex
Tuss Z sly
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!. o. g. II.
ots-. Lodge No. SIS, meets .'sry Friday a |ps At
their Esl IN asddiek's Block
CHARLHsso Ct.
Ell IxsraxLx VS. FEB Is-y
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New BuTIdinss Projected.

The late FIRE was hardly extingulshed be-
fore projects for rebuilding were matured.
We understand that Mr.. Kneussl has already
taken the preliminary steps to pat up a
handsome brick building on tbs 40 feet front
which we're cleared off by the FIRE.
Mr.. Heberle also is preparing to put III a
handsome brick as soon as the season opens :;
and the SANE, We are told, is the determines
ton Of Or. Lippert. .. g.
Doubtless others will follow in the wake
so that by fall we shall see handsome brick
row occupying the ground lately disfgured
by those unsightly wooden structures.
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D r. w a l. * z r
oEEcEit zEOJsB, OTTAWA,
DH. OHM.

(sate CT 81. LOUISE
Oilers ais professional service. 70 ths psopIs Of Ottawa
sad and a SC doing would bog issrs say that
after isnG sx1srisres in tire trssessss se-t. and
ehro.lc Asss Incident TO ri, sns cher slirs,ss IA
sss qua iiass TO aka any ia hsRd tina, may offer
DR. o. has locatef rsrnsasny il Ottawa and hope. by
uofssgi kIo Hedge - &c sins and strict snsst;o. -
all sslls ia any soa.sy ,s r.e.-. liberal hare n
Hsstics.
AS- Farh~ais- Lhssn=r tsta b. Psi fis 7r,os.lsr
= Diseoss, af ps EY1 ard II =. -es
oass IN Pest Once D.daps ever b.k~y asra<~
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Mooy.I-Ths season of rain and fsthom>
less mud is upon Us, but YOU can bid defiance
to both by going to Jacob Mooney and get
ting rugged out in water proof India 7 bbsr
suit. 1t will cost but little, and be proof
against water, mud, bad colds and doctors
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OttaUa 4ree0ra0er
LOCAL. ATATTERLS.
0tfawa Post ORce.

oLSsIEs AED aKIrlL OF MAILS.
Eartern, closes 2soPM GsPA. Arrives 1a4s P. II
Western, lI oe a II. lisa ?. NJ
Farm Ridge clones at P. NJ and arrives 3 ID, Tuss
{ dsys, Thursdsv vs. ani Saturdays.
swark closes 1: 30 P u. and arrives P. H TUESDAY
and Saturday.
sononauk closes 30 A. Saturdays; arrives s. 80 Pm
Fridays.
Eagle closes P. n. Saturday; arrives Il n.
once Ossn. IAN Clesa, ~ IN.
rows SO J. ". DOW, Pm
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TIE LAW ArA FInR.-8y the ordinanc

IKE LAW AT FIRE-By the ordinances,
as well as charter Of our city, the city fInar>
shall and assistants, as well as officers OF the
fire department, have authority to order
citizens at 2 FIRE 10 "work on the brakes or
otherwise to assist in sxtinsushng fires
They are not, however, authorized to cons
NIT assault and battery under pretence of
ordering citizens TO perform duty. At the
late Ere several citizens were rudely pushed
and throttled by persons under pretence Of
compelling them to work on the engines,
but, as far as we can learn, these outrages
were not committed by officers who had ag>
thority. An officer has Lut two things to
do: to order a citizen ciyilly to 90 to work,
or, if he refuses, to march him to the Gala
bose. We saw the marshal conduct enc
gentleman 10 the calaboose who vociferously
protested against his authority OF the ground
that he (ghs said delinquent) was British
subject The marshal suggested that there
was no time during fire to investigate nice
legal points Of that nature, and made the
gentleman walk. The marshal, during the
fire, started half dozen towards the Gala
booss, but ws believe only two were locked
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T. OF x .

Live Oak Temple, Csubordinsts,) No. ., meets every
Tus.asy evening at their Hsli ia Showers Block,
DR.E sH03EET, ". C. 7.
CHis H-voRcs ". r.
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PREPARED OIL or PALM AND MACE
EclecIic or New School system Of
HedicjnS.

VeOIcInS,
Embracing modern reform and prsvsnsnt IN IN
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral rsmsdiss dlspsassd wish
They produce sv and lay the found.tsn for future Ill
health. Parents should that their children no
dossd with such medicines, for they be well
afterwards. All mineral poisons alike Injurious The
greatest modern Improvement medicine consists In
containing the active medical principles Of roots and
plants in concentrated forn. They are 1dkstis ROM
3' and were before squasd In the treatment Of
&ssass. When judieiousy adninistsrsd they meet df
ssass with woadsrfll certainty.
DIR. DIN, u Ottawa,
represents this great reform in medicine and will attend
personally upon all forms Of disease either acute chronic
SURGICAL when desired. Violent dssasss - dpthsra
cholera, Group dyssnty fsvs &c. srsvsry sssfuy
treated BY genuine Eclectic practitioner they
y losing any while in old chronic thsy noted
everywhere. They always called upon repair the
mischief produced ey other Physicians with their kill
sprsr,-snsdiss
Coughs o! 10 or Is years sandaG; Catsrrh with the
Destruction OF the bones and soft tho n6.s
Consumption with partial loss OF lu.xs syphlis with
foul alteration and loss Of parts ZIP disease with ,b
fly to walk; ssrofssus diseases Of every VARSITY and
severity Deafness, 'front.' to ~ continuance khsu
nsts, with enlarged and anot ylossi joints Spsator
rhss, with dsmsltis Diseases Of ths Eve, 80 ke have
bssn cured aud all of which will be happily referred
to for the benefit Of these similarly afflicted He
= cure in all eases of Fever sad ASus
Diseases Of wsnsn and Children specially treated.
heeiess and surgical instrunsnts Of every variety
rsssy adapted to these 1aricas plants Oonxait hin
pse.3'sp-tf
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Fzoniier Division, 10. sSo,
OF T. NEST every Monday evening at thsir Hall in
Chssyer's Hall. EAST sid. Court Mouse.
WI. WHITMOKE, ". P. y. tEGLEf7 K j.
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r. q. q. =.


OTTAWA LarsR no. Il rassts every Thsnisy sv.nisz.
DtgsHTsRsor hgiEcCA tina third Tsssday evening Of
each month OTTAWA sysAEPpssf Ne. 81 ca the I'd ara
4sh Tuesday evening fss1e
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scHooL-Ths Misses Stanley will open their Spring
Term Of School on wsdnssd.y, March 9Th. fsslo-3u
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10 Shades. all Liquids,
which wi recommends themselves every whs has
used Liquid Dyes, for
Briliancy Of Coler.
Simplicity Of Use.
Certainty of Satisfaction.
Economy of Time.
Freedom from all Dust or Dirt.
Aordantand Dyes combined, one preparation
The sniy pys- If tie kind invented for silk wool
sad Feathers that will give perfect color requiring
srIr ; 10 80 minutes according 10 shade
sa directio fer and certisctss from eminent che
mists with each package.
Sample actually dyed with each of tho oolors silk
ard wooden may be and the Dyes obtained all
.tcrss for ~ cents.
90 If You desire to insure SATISFACTORY COLoRS,
n tks shortest tine with the sa>t trouble inquire for
REEDS LlsETD DTES and taLeH otte-, as tiny aIs he
o1iy 5-s'ia'lc cgL'Ts
GKO H. REID { Co Manufacturers,
5Gs $40 and So Commercial street, Boston.
For sale ~ Befki 4 Co. DinImick & Bro Gibson
Eatheray, =. Y. Gri.-s- and a Druggists. ap3sly
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8ankiag & glasnraafe.
= ATI0NAL CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA

HF-droRs:
FENRr 2 FagES VIZ c. GREReIKLL,
EDE[N Z. fLLES ID Ward RAXE$
jain .. GATON, O. H. EGLLEN
TEEE City BANK OF EAMEs, ALLEN Go.
has Transferred its organization from the State
tho National SYSTEM and will hereafter conduct its bust
ness uudeF the name suG style Of
The National city Bank of Ottawa.
Exchange CHICAGO, NEW YORK, and all the
principal S5ss Easi and West, bought and sold.
Exchange on ENGLAND. IRELAND, SCOTLAND
and al important points in Continental Europe, drawn
10 suit purchasers.
Gold sEsI silver bought and sold
e. Revenue stamps of all denominations
SoustsEty on hand and for sale.
Ass will give essecial attention 10 the Furehaas
sale Of al eiassss Of Government Securities,
IseIlt, fiveTvsnty anG fen-tory bonds
AL th5 popular YeniThirty loan
We would respectfully solicit continuance Of the bus
ns relations eEesors existing between the City Bank
.sd it, patrons. and 10 them well such
rss< ssror with their business. would shall
BE able extend such facility and accommodation
will prove TO them satisfactory and profitable.
EEsEEF RANTS, frsst85at. Lows ALLEs, cI$hisr
Es~ RAN;Us. Tiss Pres. o a BULLSS, Asst (GShr.
Ottawa a-s-t l. lsos-r
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PLows! PLows! and all other kinds OF
Agricultural Implements, are found in gres-
ter number and variety at the Agricultural
Store of Hunsberger 81 Williams in Ottawa
than at any other estas lisbment West of Chi
cago Their rule ia to keep the best Of sve>
rything, and enough to supply any demand.
These gentleman have also Just received
their stock Of Sssds preparatory to the open
ing spring operations, and the stock embra-
ces everything needed for the farm, hot bed,
vegetable and flower garden.
Besides all kinds of Farm Tools, Messrs.
H. & W. also keep full assortment Of gar
den tools also Wooden and Willow Ware
& splendid stock.
They have also lately commenced the ma
nufae.ure of breems on a large scale; and
the superiority Of tho article they make is
already so conspicuous, that their brooms are
rapidly driving all others out OF his market.
d. II. PokTEs.-Our.riend y. H. Pesr1s
though burnt out BY the recent fire, is undis
mayed He has rented the splendid bust,
ness room in Nattiuger'. block, at present
occupied by Child il Bros shoe store
where, about the lst Of March, he will "opea
out" with one of the heaviest and choicest
stocks of dry goods and groceries ever offer
ed in Ottawa. Meantime Mr. P. has desk
ia the shoe store, where he is anxioss te sec
AL his old friends, particularly those with
whom he has unsettled accounts.
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VI Az z EED.

On TIE I'll Inst the residence Of the Rev 2 Col
n "a, VI. CHARLES WHALEY 90 49, MATILDA
WALLACE.
On the 18th inst rsa Pastor, Study IN The Rauti,
Church, Ar. d. b!.E-l D. NIhCEST 70 Ms IDCELIA
!. SPENCER.
On TIE flf inst. ~ Arthur lockwood. ESQ nr
DANIEL ID. IWAlI 20 ~ HASEAH GEO8GE-OS.
both or the town u Mission.
DIED.
On sabbath morning February I.-t. OK. cyrsu-1iisn
l.ev. !. .. CLARK. south ottawa.
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Dan. g. 0'EA ATE's
STEAMSHIP AGENCY
F-1ra

J. sgont f3r the National Steam Navigation Co.'S Lss
Ocean stean-s and s.o Black STIR Line Of Sailing
ve-.slz.
vii -sas Draft. REGAL Bank Of Ireland at reason
= .
F.5'i.. desiring - bring their friend. from the Sid
csssxv vii well give inr 4 snli, his rates
lower than any other steamship line Ort9I-ly
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Patrenize Home Institutions
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
Office fra Chsayar's New Block.
IeIaiJss Notes, received May l, 1865 constituting
the Capital,
S227.S 3o 50.
Now in force
SEGD.1 35 81.
Amount of Property Mt risk,
sl.7SS. sos "a.

Itvn be sy tha sAovs that ia csxpany has 81
q every 81 risk tbs leading Stock Cos OF
SIS only 81 Of assets for every $40 to 54 OF lh
AKes, Is shown 10y ther published reports
The aps-Gg Insurance in this Co. for the past ten
years bet about third OF the rate charged by
stbsr Co.'S.
tins far have been promptly and satsfactsf
adjusted We have never had TO contest loss
P- tus..s of Company for the past tive years ha.
ks.. prospsrous policies having been Issued
than IN the pre- rious eight years
Tie directors are among the best business
the county
He assessment rs made until tina losses OF the Cs
r,a,irs IT, assessment year, ana bya
cent Directors nts5s.s shall not De rear-
r1v s.fc addition 70 he ddrss> payment until
- 81 year from the sate Of their policies
Of tl,e above fssts that this lie home in
ssrIson that the security ample; the cost Of insurance
>ss ia ether Cos the pronptnsss and hbeIay with
settled: think entitled TO tho
patronage this community preiereneeo fersisn Com
panies.
Polici- ISSUED on both te Stock and Mutual plan. with
most favorable terms.
JvAHsEs Prss't.
wM. VI. TRUE. sec'ry.
W. II. CUSH1IAN, Treasurer.
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EJ1 sen sec 25 I %, r 8, containing SO acres;
sTA SEX 81 - I -, + ., containing 40 acrts
2aH.s s9ut.. Il M,rscfles. Pic isap.
Fct r-r B.F. CAMERON
Post ofise Block sDtt
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E. Il. INsrAKIK, W g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-06

MEETING or THE CITfzgSs or WILLIAMsBrRa.-
At . meeting of the citizens OF Williamsburg
held at the court on Saturday the ID In
stsnt in obedience to a call TO nominate candi-
dates for State officers, motion Of Moses f. Har-
roll, Esq Captain Miranda Wall was called to the
chair, and 4. b. Lively appointed secretary. The
object OF the meeting having been explained, Dr..
C. IT. Hubbard then offered the following pream-
bic and resolutions; which were unanimously
adopted
Whereas the claims OF distinguished gentlemen
have been urged in connection with the approach
Ing election OF State officers, and 1t Is privilege
often exercised to indicate in city and county
meetings our choice for hose whom We may prefer
for those positions, therefore
Resolved, That whilst We waive any intimation
OF choice for the other State officers, yet
not allow this occasion to pass without expressing
decided preference for our gifted son Thomas
Russell Bowdsn. Esq., for the Office OF Attorney
General. Born, raised, and educated In our mid't,
we testify with pleasure to the noble traits OF cha
racter which have endearsd him to this commu-
nifty, and to that energy and ability which so
strongly recommend him for reelection to the
Office he now so faithfully fills.
Resolved. That a copy OF these resolutions be
published in the Richmond Times, Enquirer, and
Dispatch, and in the Norfolk papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
MIRANDA WALL, Chairman.
+. II. Lipely, Secretary.
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THE PooR.-we have been requested to
call attention to that class of the poor who
reside just outside of the corporate limits,
and for whom no adequate provision has
been made. Relief associations have
been formed for their assistance, promi-
nent among which is the Rockets Relief
Association. This association has given aid
to number of destitute families during
the winter, and has prevented much sui.
fering. 1t will continue furnishing bread.
but the officers inform us that thew need
funds to purchase wood for distribution
during the remaining cold days of winter.
They are entirely dependent upon contri-
buttons from individuals, and Mr.. Jefferson
Powers and Mr.. R. II. Mullen have been
appointed to ask aid for this purpose; and
we hope they will receive generous re-
sponse to their applications. We are also
requested to acknowledge the receipt, q
short time since, Of ten bushels of corn
from Mr.. FL. W. Tyler, which was ground
free at the mill of Messrs. Warwick & Co.. !;
for which the thanks Of the association are
ratnrned
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BASEBALL CoNyENTIoN.-An adj djourned
meeting of this convention was held yes
terday afternoon at the City Hall at
O'Clock. The bylaws Of the National
Baseball Convention were adopted by this
convention. A recess was then taken till
s o'clock, at which time the convention re-
assembled.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
Messrs. Deer and Gibson, of the Eclipse
Club, were admitted to seats as delegates,
The following standing committees were
then appointed by judiciary committee
consisting of Messrs. Babcock, French
Gardner, Weisiger, and Shankey.
On Printing. ng.-Messrs. James, L. Taylor
and Parker.
The rules and regulations of the game as
played by the National Association, were
read and adopted for this association.
An assessment of three dollars from each
club represented in the association was theI
ordered.
The Committee on Printing were author.
lied to have the constitution, bylaws and
regulations printed as soon as possible.
The association then decided that the
next meeting be held in Alexandria.
A vote of thanks was rendered TO the
president for the able manner in which he
had presided over the deliberations of the
body. and also vote of thanks to Judge
LYONS for his courtesy in rendering then
the use Of the hall.
The association then adjourned.
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SALE FOR THE PooR.-Dr. Hoge received
from St. Louis, No., few days since, a
trunk filled with an assortment Of elegant
and fancy articles, which have been placed
in the hands of Mr.. +. B. Cook to be sold at
auction on Friday next for the benefit OF
the poor of the city. At late southern
relief fair held in st. Louis the trunk was
offered for rattle, and few remaining
chances were apportioned among the
southern States. The chance for the State
of Virginia was the successful one. So
the trunk was sent here to be disposed OF
as above stated. II can be seen at Mr..
Cooks auction store, Governor and Frank
lin streets.
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Rr,sTn BrTLER.-We saw Yesterday

"BEAsT" BUTLER.-We saw yesterday
at Messrs. B. 7. s. l.. Z. Franck's picture
gallery a carcature figure of Beast But
Ter, which is one Of the best things Of the
kind we have ever seen. The figure is
clad in what appears to be bear skin, and
is surmounted by head, which is nothing
more than a whole eggshell, upon which
is admirably drawn the features of the
Beast, which will be Immediately recog-
nized by any one who has ever seen the
renowned creature or his picture. From
the head protrude two horns in his right
hand he holds a tin sword, and in the belt of
which is stuck fork, while in his left hand
he holds spoon. In all, it is a capital
caricature, and its contriver is a genius.