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Beauty and Truth cas hands in its recita'Fed
ercksburgh VA News
NJ o w X K A ID Y:
ALONE.
BY MARION HARLAND.

BY MARION HARLAND.
new Reyi ss S,h bdi Peo one elegant limo uniform
The present publishers have the pleasure of presenting to the
trade end the rublc their edition Of one OF the most
FASCINATING, INTERESTING AND POPULAR
volumes that has been published for years Unaded oy
The usus efforts that are made sale Of books of far
has the Strength Of m intrinsic
merits reached the extraordinary number OF Nineteen Editions
in little more than yeGr-thus all things
have published England and the Continent aud now
in thousands Of families the books OF MaOn harand are well
FEw EXTRACTS FROM LENGTHY REVIEWS OF "ALosE"
ave POINTS in II which deserve high praise Tor their
high alone for instance could have con
eeved the between Lacy and Ida The
whole episode the marriage Of the wdower with the young
fashion able Helen, captay aud its final ceIaso'
he is thrilling as It u simple aud natural ChaIiey one
people have met with in print for many
Holmes the the Dana fanyndeed almost everybody
introduced the meres sketehaIe graz he and distinct
The took full Of and bears marks OF that true genns
for whose sake much excuabe We can point 70 no recent
female work as containing finer passages than Al9ne
There s genius pshos humor and moral in its charming
much kn9wedee Of human nature and power to define
oil who have true feeling and warm ympahes Asa work Oh
fiction it is of the best We have read N many day
The superior merit Of Alone does not consist merely IN
the the with its slowing thoughts aud exquisite
fancies the faithful Iorirature OF life aud deneaons OF
the voices Of symTsthy constantly falling Ike
music heart quicken t better engs nor yet III
avere adhesion TO what night and proper in put
above shining forth and swing beauty 20 all that
attractive n human character purity and simplicity and
ove of Christian principles eethe their ennoSas sp
striking and instructive tale, aiming excellent moral
effect IL is executed with great art ard depicts characters me
impression of whose beauty will not speedily pas from the read
Alone is hook of great merit, and we REGAL portions
which display thorough knowledge Of ns ART wnicn en- ere -
OF the raconeu We have seldom met with WORK OF ths
gracefully porth We commend y most cordially
10 the "H0e DERBY JACKSON, Publishers. New.York,
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Should be faken in reopaihie doses " T. TTt5saS
II Ii L w d o w b f ID o L L


WHAT THEY THINK OF HER ~ wAsHINGToN.
ashington DA " Globe We Of opnon tat
: The mcsf humorous hook that has ~
EVER BEEN WRITTEN BY A FEMALE
and we resad IL but little II anything inferior rnrth'
Plush Papers veil being humorous tie Bedoit Papers
are saa and the auihoEes has drawn some pictures tsi sc
cannot regard very faithful representations OF whst she
had witnessed Among these i the Donation Parry when sa
chapter well worth the price OF the box We say 10 a-ouy
read and laugh
saws The Louisville DsiyfCourier They speak more eff
fcctualv general heart though hey wO
hear the fact that they in boinE wdo L.
The Papers word from those VINO knox any
into possession Of the eh Wit and genial
huuoT that
SPARKLE LIKE THE PUREST FOUNTAINS
Of nAture among the fields Of life" 49,
saws Tie Southern Literary Messenger: The greaest III
# the and provocative Of Downright ao-ein-h
ter han beck MAJOR Joness C01rtshp' whoever
would enjoy hours Of rea Satisfaction IL dro readng-t1e
severe seeking relaxation The practical wishing
o be the days oishoud procure copy Of The
Widow Brioft. There = .-,.,
NO URANBACK TO TIE MERRIHENT 1T AFFORDS
ard Jokes pu-e and innocent the pranks Of child
hood"
ne Newark Daily Advertiser Tie fun and the Iirk
CONN cree With he initial chapter, and
WITH EVERY PACE THE GRIN WlDENs,
the ears even dsappe the evrHpandng mouth under tue
bersn irAucrce Of this Anestheresl, HhpTovoker vast
hand of butfon earer"
one ILLUSTRATED iSMO. PRICE 81 IS
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And for sale by all Book'ellers
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Boar6 and Rooms.
6ouses ano farms Uanieo.

WANTED-PART Of HOUSE, BY small
w family in the vicinity Of 9Th to eohsts AID Asy to
Broadway Rent from 800 10 $50 Best OF reference re-
CURED ard oven Address
j. POWERS, Nc. liz Sd-sr, or Nc. ChaIch-si.
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Chances for Business flen.
.RUG STORE for SALE.-The proprietor of

DRUG STORE for SALE-The proprietor Of
~ Drug Store of the hourshg towns in Ohio
willing retire business offers his Stock Building
hree-story brick Goodwill, &c, for SALE reasonable
The established 1882 and continued by
the proprietor the present time. Also for SALE in
ton with the above separately handsome PRIVATE
RESIDENCE, beautifully situated, and the GROUNDS
shout acre-lad Cd with and containing sAsss
rety of Fruit Trees Shrubbery &c also, on the 49,,
reed Green House Ice House Stable and other out budngs
The OF the beautiful 10 the State containing
about 4CCO inhabitants and becoming manufacturing
Point Of the first importance Any Druggist wishing to locate
in TIE West will hnd It to his advantage to examine this before
deciding No need apply who cannot pay dowa from $1,000
and give undoubted security for the remainder OF
the purchase money For further particulars address w NJ
NJ, with real name, Tribune Office.
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HNO ALL MAGAZINE READERS.-The
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brief reinforcement Of the distribution Of the Works OF All
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which owing the the country aud tue
consequent deraugeent Of the mails viii be delayed from
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Tie last chance presented 10 Subscribe The Dsbu-
ton will positively take place Thursday Evening Feb %,
hen the large Collection Of Works Of Art
CrUeihx the Marble Buss By
Powers several hundred O
Pani IS will be distributed among the Subscribers FOR the
subecfipons-s3 este any person any Of the following
bre,osr Magazines for 1856 and also ticket IN the ABOVE
distribution
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Those mo purchase Magazines AZ Bookstores every nonh
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Beautifully illustrated Catalogue giving i1I desefitoAs
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loo " aierst, SGudusky Ohio.
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IL PREMISES-The subscriber offers for sale tho Farm
where resides consisting Of sJ OF excellent land,
wediyided pow aud meadow land and well adapted TO
the growth Of all kinds Of fruit and hrubbery and all kinds OF
berries beautifully located about three miles from Tanners
DEPOT on NewYOrk and Erie Railroad and thirteen miles
from Newburgh the Comwe and New Windsor Turnpike
On the premises good dwelling newly remodeled with
csen cellars together with good budings there 10
spring Of soft brought into the houses In pipes
In best also In the barnyard and arranged so TO
start fountain Ia front the house also good bearing
grated fruit together with variety Of other
fruit There adjoining the Farm nice village called High
land Mills with grt MILL tannery, post office,
nearly kinds Of mechanics and the most healthy village In
Orspse County and It's vicinity visited by New York City
boarders in summer The Farm Ia wel-wsered. The Farm
will be cold the 18th Of February 1856 at u O'Clock noon
Terms easy For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber
ON H. nreIuises DAVID WRIGHT.
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Real estate for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE - The 4-story Brown
IA Stone. Front HOUSE and LOT the southeast
Of 29t,t ard Lexington ay with all the modern improve
nens Alec, the 9-story Brick HOUSE and LOT No. los
West 18th with all the modern improvements Also tho
4story HOUSE LOT No ia West 35hs with all
improvements Size Of House l6ft 4n by SON.
Also the Brick HOUSE and LOT No Isl West 39thst
with all the modern improvements Size OF House I'M I'm BY
5if deep Also, the Ssory Brick HOUSE aud LOT No lto
West S4h-st with all the modern improvements Size OF
House IS by IS #. deep Also the new 4sory BrswnS,ons
English Basement HOUSE and LOT No. ~ West &th-st
House deep, finished in the best With all
the modern improvements Also 3story Brick HOUSES
and LOTS on The north side of East S0s Nos 80
and S. Houses by IS feet deep finished In good style. Lots
90 A. 9 In. For terms and full particulars apply 10
BAKER 4 WEEKS, Aucuoneers No. Pine-st.
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4 LETTER TO THE REV. WILLIAM
"a BERRlAN. d. D.. on the Resources, Present Position,
ana Duties Of Trinity Church ocoaonei By the late FsPaet
." Facts Against Fancy" by William JAY. o.,
This Letter contains full exhibition Of the real estae ned
by the Church ia tbs city AID must be viewed as timely aud
important publication"
A. d. =. RANDOLPH, No. SIS Broadway
n 7. BANKS, jr, ELECTED SPEAKER
N. beautiful Portrait and Biography Of Mr. BANKS u
ruhi.bed in No. OF FRANK LESLlE'S ILLUSTRATED
NEWSPAPER. To be had at all Bookstores Price 10 cents
ONION HLUSTRATEDNE NEWS, I5d Punch
/ GA Times Sd Lloyds 81. News Of the World, g.
on5on Journal Family Herald Reynolds Miscellany, and
1910. ulusra,ed ID each. All Others equally low. House
ho1' """ ~ eeT Broadway and l!Ihs
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Tor SALE-The following valuable aud pro
ID ductye REAL ESTATE In The Village Vi LITCHFIELD

Conn viz:
The MANSION HOUSE and appurtonsnces formerly kept
bP the undersigned coupled by Wm H. Cro-snaD
Hotel subject lease him for two and half years,
which DO bought In aud given by the hu Of Nay
II desired.
STORE adjoining and west Of the Mansion House.
pied by Spencer 4 Adams.
The PHELPS HOUSE, so called, formerly hotel,
euped by Rufus Smith as Boarding House.
This property situated In the center Of the county scat too
well require particular description IL sufficient
that there In the county 10 be desired by
Hotel Boarding House keeper merchant Tho property
will he sold low together In parts to snit purchasers and
third Of the purchase money remain on mortgase III
the property not sold by the lat Of April next will be leased
Ltchfeld Conn. Jan. T. SO SYLVESTER SPENCER
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TOR SALE.-Two three-stOry and basement
IL Brick DwELLING-HOUsES situated in Soh-st., in tho
vicinity Of LeIngionsy The houses are 70 feet by - feet
Lots are 20 feet By feet inches They finished with all
the modern improvements and the price Of each 5000
Possession given immediately For further Information apply
at No. 1870 l0th-st., door east Of 3day
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6cnsee 10 Eet.
HOTEL to LET-At Paterson, New-Jersey.


~ LET SUITE OF ROOMS fitted ia the mos, complete
and elegant rey for such profession and situated
In he ost trail part Of Broadway ives; ado
Grand and Boomes The sht Is 80 constructed -
10 axe the perfect for such and o
any establishment OF the kind in this city. To responsible par
ties favoIsble Advantage will be given Apply 81 No 10
Broadway, or Nc. &c Cansl-st-
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1 JOURNEY IN THE sEABoARD SLAVE

n STATES By the author Of The Walks and Talks OF an
American Farmer IL England"
PoRrIoS OF TIE TAsLE OF CONTENTS:
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SHOP.-For SALE or to LET, a

MACHINE SHOP.-For SALE or to LET, q
1 Brick MACHINE SHOP, built in 1853, lin Waterford
10 miles north Of Absny 80 feet long by IS feet
wide two stories highstones IL feet with Lines Shafng
Puley. Belts Trip hammers FORCES Vice benches and steam
PIPE for eang building all III order Addition for Engine
Is by "A feet with Steam Engine and necessary apparatus
Waterford pleasant village junction Of Hudson and Mo-
hawk Rivers Railroad River Canal
large cities Rents and and conyeuiences Of
living much lower than in large cities making desirable To-
cation for manufacturing Several small Tenements
land adjoining which will be sold desired in connection with
above The premises will be sold or let for term Of years IL
sold large portion of purchase money may remain bond and
for term Of Reason for selling the owner
about eugagng in business az the West. Apply 10
JOSHUA N. Todd. Waterford. New YoIk.
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GRACIOUS LOFTS to LET-At No. 43 Broad
- way, with ON LeOnsrd-st Inquire Of
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DRUG STORES in WILLIAMSBURGH for

TNO DRUGGISTS. - For SALE, a DRUG
STORE doing cash business of 25 600 annually, located
in the City Of Indianapolis the capital Of Indiana; population
1000 stock we'll assorted good stand with good lease ia the
heart Of the city fine opening for any persons who
with In the Drug trade the proprietor wishes
TO retire Capital required from 5000 100 For further
particulars INQUIRE or address A. CUSHMAN Co,
No. 295 Broadway, New fo.S.
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THE NBw-YORK TRIBUNE

FOR EUROPEAN ClhC l. Al oN
,h.d ON ,he aeparture Of each Mail Steamer for Live
a 10 per annum, postage included Single Copies S1
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YUNO IET-For q firstclass BAkERf.-Ti
i STORE and BASEMENT No. 62s 6thav., between ID
and Sh Sta will be fitted up for good tenan or the wis
building be had. Possession immediately Loeanon
FOR SALE~The LoT aud BUILDINGS, No 69l. salOi
ing Applyto A. {. LOOMS, No. ,lS broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-05

ITO LET or LEASE, and RENT LOW, tn
Il STORE No. "a Beekmsn-st, stories high, and 20 fee
deep. Apply on the premises.
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NRW-YORK TRIBUN NE.

psafisbed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY AokShC, OK
,ss ssrum Two Copies for $5i Five Copies iO VII 81 ~
vsFckem enis, 10 cents line for each msefion'
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II o u S E s, DC,
AT AUG TION

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on
Wednesday, the 10th Of March next, on the
premises, at 10 o'clock, forenoon, two
Houses and Lots, situated on Beach Street,
about half mile from the Bridge. One is
q two story house, nearly new, with ell
and basement, is we'll finished, a we'll of
water near the door, and a quantity of fruit
trees growing on the lot. One is a story
and half house, with ell and basement,
and is we'll finished throughout,
Also, n quantity of household furniture.
Also, the center board Sloop a" Rover"
about ten years old. of about fourteen tons
burthen, drawing four feet four inches of
water loaded, with new sails, and all belong
ing to her. Also, a fishing boat and seins.
Terms made known at the time of sale.
Ifthe day should be stormy sale next fair
day. SAMUEL S. LARKIN.
Westerly, February, 1856. 255
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Head Quarters for Steam Refined
E0MfkE ITO MkRHk&;
R. !. State Normal School.

THE Terms of this School for the year
1856 begin as follows The Spring Term
Of IA weeks, April 7th. The Fall Term Of
III weeks, September 9th. The Winter
Term of 10 weeks, December 1st. During
the first three weeks of the Spring Term a
special course will be given, adapted to the
wants of those who are to teach in the Dis
trict Schools ofthe State during the conf g
Summer. In addition to the instructions
of the teachers Of the Normal School, ex er.
eises and lectures will be given by the Com
missioner of Public Schools and by other
distinguished friends of education. All
actual Teachers, and all who expect ro be-
come such within three months, are entitled
10 the benefits of the special course. Others
availing themselves Of it will be expected to
enter the Normal school for at least two
terms, unless by special arrangement.
Attendance on the first day and during
the whole of the season will be insisted on
For circulars contoining further informa-
ton, apply TO REv. KosERr ALLYN, Com
missioner Of Public schools, or to
DANA p. CSLBURN, Principal
Providence, March IL, 1856. 4t-257
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Grand Joint Stock Company.
For the People.
A Beautiful Homestead for 81.
Other Property, amounting to
~ 4 ID ID ID .

THE Homestead is situated in Globe Village,
l Woonsocket. The House is near new contain
ing Eight rooms, with separate Wood House Well
House, Wash Room. &c. The Lot contains l-2 an
acre Of beautiful land. with plenty OF fruit and
ornamental trees, and 10 q very desirable resi-
dem
The distributed Of the above among the
stockholders is now certain. Over one half
the stock is already s, Id. Those intending
to purchase stock must do it quickly, as
the distribution will positively take place
in few days. Due notice Of the time and
place will be given to the stockholders.
Shares 81 Each.
For full particulars and for certificates of
shares, apply or address
JOHN PASSMORE,
Woons ocket, r. |.
Orders by Mail, Express, or otherwise,
will be met with prompt and confidential at
tention. Perfect satisfaction guara ntecd to
oil.
The distribution shall take place in such
q manner as not to conflict with the laws of
Rhode Island.
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Sllawls.

A good assortment Of Long and Square Bro
ehia; printed Cashmere, Black Sill and Wool
en- Long Shawls, for sale by
23J DAVID SMITH.
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NA22q S?FnEE7E, EYES?YEEEhLY,

LHIAAlE OAMNNAp III NNA NANAp
furnishing Articles OF uer quail" anu hnsh ana ~
to
article in the Clothing line, CALL
habitants place generally
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Try 1t! Try it,! Try it'll!
@. W. STONES
Liquid Cathartic & Family Physic

The .sost important discovery ever m ade in Medi.
cal Science. being Compound Of Barks and
4aats which forms the most powerful. safe
and agreeable Physic ever offered to
the public.
Ths necessity of such me Ill ci ne has long been
felt both by the heads Of fam lilies and physicians
It's Advantages over cathartics given in the form
OF PifS or Powders. must be obvious to every in
teiIiRent person. 1t operates more imme tell
and sfectually upon the system. and at the same
time is Infinitely ~ d df1cult to administer, being
quite agrceab BILE to the taste II not only ces
ali the effects where physio is required, but CON-
pletcy removes habitual Costiveness. leaving the
bowels perfectly free. II expels all humors from
'he blood Is certain cure for tho Piles. regulates
he action of the Liver frees the stomach Of Bile
invigorates the whole Nervous System. and re-
moves the cause for all local pains. such as
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic Doioureur,
G0uf, Pain in the Head, Side, Stomach, &c.
II may also be relied upon in all diseases of the
Bowels,-Dysentery, Dlarrh9a and ChOl-
era MOrbus, yield at once to its magical infu.
ence. Again we repeat TRY 1T lit needs no
other recomme ndaton. No family will be without
1t after they have properly tested its merits
Rsackr VI you have tried other remedies. without
success. despair not-relicf Ia now at hand. Are
you suffering from scrofuia six bottles Of my Lii
qud Cathartic will cure YOU. Would you be re-
leved from habitnal Costveness three bottles will
effect nj that you desire Ifyou are afflicted with
Rheumatic. Neuralgia. or other local pains. two
bottles will ee you from them. All humors will
be era dicated from the blood by the use of from,
one to six bottles In short If you require phys
ic for any purpose. this is the most reliable safe
and agreeable to the taste that has ever been plac
cd within the reach # the public.
Price $l.OO per Bottle.
Principal Depot at No. 3s Central ST.. Lowell Mass
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PO II II E RS
PODOPhYLLIN PILLS.

THERE has long existed public de-
nnnd for an effective Purgative Pill, which
could be relied on as sure and safe in its
operation. This has been prepared to
meet that demand, and an extensive trial
Of its virtues has conclusively shown with
what success 1t accomplishes the purpose
designed The witnesses for the truth of
this can be produced at any time if neces-
sary.
1t is complete substitute for Calomel
OF Mereur possessing the good proper
ties Of these powerful Minerals, without
any of its dangerous qualities.
The following extracts from Medical
Works will show in what estiaation the
Podophyllin is held.
The EIectic Dispensafory says :--' In
Chronic Hepati, objections of the Liver)
there is motifs superior in the whole range
OF Medicine; it being vastly more useful
than Mercurial agents, arousing the Liver
to healthy action, increasing the flow of
the bile, and keeping up those actions long.
er than any other agent with which we are
acquainted
The United States Dispensatory Says
1t is an active and certain cathartic-pro-
dvcing copior liquid discharges without
much gripeing, or other unpleasant effects.
In some cases it may produce nausea and
even vomiting, but tho same result is COCA.
sionally experienced from every active CO.
thartic.'
Hooper's Medical Dictionary says OF
this plant, 1t is one Of the most certain
and efficacious cathartic vegetables which
have been examined in this country &c
These Pills are slow but certain, and pow
erful in their operation in full doses. Per-
sons of strong constitution or Of costive
habits, IN take from 3 to Pills, when
thorough cathartic is required. Persons
Of slender constitution, from to 2. Chill
dren from A to Pill, according to age
and circumstances. These Pills are nppli.
cable to all Bilious Diseases, Costiveness,
and hundreds Of cases in which physic is
required, but cannot be enumerated here.
but they suggest themselves to the reason
of every one. 1t is confidently believed
that this Pill will answer q better purpose
than any thing which has hitherto been
available to the people.
Ahen their virtues are once known the
public will no longer doubt what remedy
to employ when in need of a thorough ca
thartic Medicine Being sugar coated they
are not disagreeable to take, and being
purely vegetable no harm can arise from
their use when cathartic is indicated.
For particular directions see Circular
around each box. Prepared by the propri-
etors. Potter & Champlin,
PHARMAcEUTIcAL ,CHEMIsTsa AND DRUG.
GIsrs, Westerly, r. 1.
~ For sale by Druggists and Apothe.
carries generally. .... 24l
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THIS Coal is soft, easy to ignite, and
burns freely in stoves Of light draft Just
received, and for sale.
In addition to the above is a we'll select
ell stock of all the different kinds and sizes
of the best of Goals produoed from any
miuce, weekly arriving and is offered for
sale In. quantities to suit purchasers, and
on as rensona bic term, as any in town -
All those In want of Coal are invited to
call and examine my assortment No harm
will grow out of IL, and you may profit by
so doing. JOSHUA THOMPSON, Jr.
Westerly, Aug, 2, 1866. .t.