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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-17
Pnssengers Arrived

IN ,,,rm,lp Champion, from .f'rinraH[s' w; F f'
family and servant Chss Mclaughlin and WIFE, u T. hun
,i,,Su and family j. A. Cameron and brothers Isaac W hs
hf and bro;her Dr. C. A. Brow,e and brother, MAJOR d.
Woodruff and servant Col Iararthy and daush'er mas
Erosn' W. C. WATSON Jno NJ. Lawlor, Mn. James cray
NJ. 81 L. Msskum, q. G. Webster, Aas Williams ;. E'
cha.' Irnserback John Bissnd, Jas NJ Donga, Mrs j..
pent,chd Geo de Me,o James Graham, Mr.. r. Meote VI
pnter and children Israel steinsrt j. g. Mendonef
Uoaman L. H. Hitchcock, A. ). Gore. d. Wosier r, IL
.i1on Albert Bier.tardi, Dr. John Ash X NJ BuInhan,
Mr.. Golithwsite Bohrel Phelps and tho u'ua hu"'ci "
IN .an,Sip Saladin, from Kingston, J1m-tsV aI,Iea
L.. Rev l. H. williamson sspor de fieo, John NJ ae H1
~ spesrwater Andsew Crawl, ri, Andrew bite, H. MeD
kigklA.d A. u kipks Sarah Smith.
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thu men astouisbed his s6mradce The other dny
Nv from his coat Hur bidders filed win
yhtky He was not allowed TO keep above water Win
bys baddcrs We happened 10 be present AT the '''o
The men received their dinner rations. Every man ~
eel, cd his plate full and his cup full and fastened 10 Dis
tent without q murmur. The bread came rom '"o
bakers that morning the meat was fresh ana s"ec' anu
the coffee better than the fluid Of that name gwen W
guess in dining saloons The cooks were no respeeters
Of persons they serve old young black ana "he' al
their turn and each one had the same kind OF iare'
Although 80 many Of these men have been roooed Oh
their Just dues they generally happy Jolly SCI Vi
fellows especiay is this statement true OF the blacks
who 81 nct seldom fail to bring out the violin and eA'
temporze dance.
Volunteers including white and colored, are now
coming in at the rate of 100 day. and it is hoped that
upaer The new arrangement incompetent person VIII
No allowed 10 pass the Board ard that 10 man VINO Is
accented will be cheated out of his bounty money.
An white men who enlist are entitled 10 s75 state
bounty in addition TO the $500 paid by the county lhis
money is faithfully paid to every man entitled TO De-
foro he leaves the island He do what he please'
with it, in nine cases out Of ten the soldier SENDS II u
his - or mother OF some one depending ON him foi
support.
II is well known that tho Government is determined
10 put dow such frauds We have exposed. and thai
efforts will be made 10 detect and punish th'
guilty parties whose love Of ucre tends to discourage
the patriotism Of the bravo who take their lives II
their hands and 60 forth fight the battles OF the coun
try The following is list Of the officers in charge
the island:
Brig Gen. " j. jackson, u. 6. Vols, Commanding Pos.
Can't X. G. shannon Assistant Adjusnt Generals Capt W. ia
Prescott 10th Infantry, Post ouar,ermnSer LIST Lieut
H. T. Weaver 9Th L. s Infantry MusieIng and lnslfcu'
Officer Let Lieut. Chas :. Horton grh ~ Vols Actng a.
.i.t Generals Ia, Lieut. Benedict l.5ih 'ei'
Aid amp: % Lout. w. H. Male. l3sth n y Vols, Ad
de. Cainp "a Lieut. J. H. Reeves, I'd \. T. Vols Ad"e
Camp.
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suIpPlNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EW-YoRK........Dzo. 10.
Cleared.

s,..,,,bI, K.dar fRf) Muir Liverpool z. Cunnd
s,,auerIF W Brupe, Foster, Baltimore, '" DsLe!
ships-Rubens (NOr.) yoLn.on. Cadh Honnoe peehen'
Victoria, Champion, London. r. T.. Morgan Wiley;
E.t,-s,sh 5. Bryant Lang Cadz J. H. Ei~el x Co.
France tFrl Nichols. Msseiles, ba.,rer Devsre.
rohn wilson (Brl, Nelson, HALIFAX, J. ,. Whiney 20.
Lsndow lBr Howard. Mar'e.le. bae TIL. Ds'e'''
Observation-Disclosures Smith, Providence. H. D. Hssket.
son 5 ;. slssl co.. MaehiA, D. M1ysswi = t'n e.
suI,h. NJ T. Partridsr Hi Bath Gilbert Beed HOWARD
s., John n b.. Mary Lsn.den, wliisteE salem X W ~
U,rrns Firss Rebecea Prince arlington. 'aa brunt
slashi, Rob. Bethel lnssuA
sloop-LeIins ion. kAyn0l, en.naven.
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COURT CALFNDAR-THI' DAY.

NTEkINE VOCKI-NIITIII, 7 Nv It. .N''s " - =
a7ls g79 J729 y7l5 J7?9 a75l J7 735 49, 5Ja sal.
3.al 37s5 IA $40 g73l .31. as:j Psn Il-Sos 80
te lJpO s2 sJni <Js 1905 1910 s3l2 tJli tyo, tJld
$40 ,S2p 92i 43,s s12a $3.50 f3f tJJi Pert ll-C.en'
dAr sane a. on Modifrsdsy. - 80,
SUPREME COURTS Special Tern.-Nos. $40, D',
26- 10 10 to 3o inclusive. 80. oo. ,o,-
SUPERIOR CorRr-Part Mos. 2i9l, 2sl5, 1850,
I'LL IS g. 3i0l Jl0J. 2i2l 3!J, 9l23 2l! sls ~ SS
am Pa. II-Sos 80 1886 209s 2eo. 1915, 1915, .slu,
7,i2 2sl4 2sls 2gis 2co. 2se, 9et 2e6. 49,
CoUHr or COMMON PLXAs-rart Nos. 100,
"a 2,s 2leo l.oi, 1Se 1lH, iil2 1915, 20" 1917 49,
4gg 2lH, 26s.
GENERAL Tenn, SurRENY CovRf-llD DISTINCT
bic lT-Noa o. 81 IS - 81 90 o. o. O.; o., %. a. e.
g. u, a. y "a -. =, u, ~. 10.
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Arrived.

s..,t i,lu ,,r \ JAIsson K!ns..on Jan, 5,h inst,
AID Port "a frinsc','h inst mdfe and pass 70 ".aen
sseSmsip Champion wilson, AsPinwsl 7th inst. mall,
.pcci,. &C. T. d Aen Dec TO- spoke ''eAhip NORM
ST. ss,. aSS' ToS'. SCOT q. $ ,s.Po oBrsn New
steamer CITY Of Rlehnoud ~ transpoEs, Kelly. Wash
steamer Aan Eliza ehAft., Philadelphia md'e ke to j.
s,s.mss Aida Lsney. Phladoph. ma'e tc.. to James
steamer Falcon Jones. Providence. mdse. &C. to Z.
s,ssaer Black Diamond Morclh Phr,dslphiA, dse., to
jane Hand. -.
steamer Nsw.Jer,ey tnc~l Philadelphia In b.l.s, to WA
sAp y.nsuo'r,,o, Bath, Cs. Bristol 5, day. I.ilro.d
Cpl, sa. -. Nov - james Blossom sesaan. fel ifoH
an, 90 deck. add Wa kiod
shg wss,,cs renee Liverpool sov. rd'c and pass
El. Ala Pafy, saith Mraililaa Aev. 49, mahogany to
Bds B,,low (Brl Holmes Aux csye' 70 d.s', IoswoOd
6s P,9.e.. Axe to' ns', Ho9 Mar s'sas Nov
co. Dec H. "a tryns Pan Shoals experienced sAs non
6ds fyia, ssa4 Iof Je.eyl. Lsbey Rio J.srO . ay'
bh. & Bis-e~ iiem,. Aux c.ye. Il DAY.. IOswOOd and
Ing IL. bland Mary of Nassau n P, w.rd MasuaorA'
y day Via Havana Is days cotton 70 J. ~ smith Co
Nov 81. lat n -. Ion -, boarded by U. s. ggneoai
''i sShi. !. l., Hammond r,ly ylrsin. Oy.teu
schr Monl,, Ida nds, Nifsinls, oysien
schr May { Town, fouihcs, Wellington, wood
schr Trade Wind Hal, Norfolk, wood
Schr. Frances saofly CoukIn. Alexandria
schr. Monmouth Anderson, Hog i..sni wood
schr. ". &. Nelson, Rose, virginia wood
schr. Judge HsIIinston Taylor. Great Ess Harbor
schr. :. NJ Bfognafi. Pilgrim. Great Ess Harbos
Schr Elizabeth A., sherman. Great tsg Hsr30r
Schr. Mary Emma Bailey Great kss BAsbor
schF. Thomas Pssc, Lord. Virginia, wood
Schr. Laura. Darby, Great Ess iiAfboI. wood
Sohg. ChsrineI. Fuller, Ncs bern days.
schr AieI Young Young. Baltimore . d.ys, coL
Schr. cAra T. liome, lol rioynceown Cook Bon.rc 10
days. salt TO Bs-sri NckrEon Dee H. lat 20 lon - o.
passed BRIG =. Il. Pf,nti.s. OF Portland, bound =.
sehr wm. Hunter kddsc New Orleans Is day. sugar to
Sgoford, Tcston & Go.
NISD-sunset, ~ " w
HaiIed.
Dec. iS-shlp.- Wi,consin VIM frotlinshain Elizabeth
Albion Lisbon Northern Belle As,rouom lbisnl, Centurion
0rntorr tAus,.L
Baks-Labora,u,, Milton Di.p,tch. W. II. Hall. WIN.
wilson, Cors. John fyfe X g. ". Dodge, J. {. kAhmns
Dina A. A. Stephenson. MAZDA Adelaide.
Bisssolfrno a y. Patterson, Belle Of the Bay kalamc
Louisa Adslde Southern Belle kNc.is, u. ITo~ bridge,
Lady Of tim Lako, Rsso.utr, A. IL. CooA. W. H. hun',
Morning star.
schooner.--Ohen,Ol Agb,rth ir. Hopkins, 8 c. EvanA
J. A. Whit!oTd ID. Williams 81. t. hanguu A. Beebc, H.
Saith. Ann. shepard. J. ". Mchser, and !. others.
Dee IT, Sicsmshlps-Scoa, kedaF, Eagle.
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p,.;,,ac,rh;a Cattle runrkei-Dec. IG.

The supply Of Beef Cattle this week was not very large
amounting only $50 head The demand however, va
no very brisk and prices remsned about the same as s
wnet Extra Cattle sold at Bl 50 " 100 TO- and good 70
prime from soto $40 So end ordinary were SOLO
from ri % ~ ~ 100 ID. s., -, r,u
spgRp-Thi. market was well supplied, the offerings !,
amounting 800 head oil OF which were sold at rom 70
c. y 10 gross. ,,.o,, CT. ,vav.
Hoesrhe supply Of Hogs reached aso head SAFES were
made II fToun - 90 to 80 !, 100 n. IT, soo
Cows-The sale Of Cows amounted to lio nean AZ rom
TO $3.50 for spIingers and from 15 to 80 Tor Cows WIN
Calves.
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TIE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR JANUARY,
which begins lew VOL viii be ready next week. Its several
Department, Physiognomy Ethnoogy PhenOlosy, Phy''
oogy Psychology &C. will be amply illustra'ed the For
trss Charac,es md Biographies Of distinguished men gwen
and the whole served up in attractive and instructive style
Terms only so year Sent any address Single No'
IS cent?. Now is good time 20 subscribe. Address Fowler
4 Wills Nc. 3o3 Broadway, ". Y.
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number NJ droves yarded indication OF dnl Tsfke
an Tho sheen are sold the The whole NUMBER
=, CemJdge was about 1900 AZ Brighton, 600 Western ana
30 Esssrn IL all COO 300 less than last weeS GOOD
ios oid s &C. u ID i've weight; two choice dlo,es
brought lId Most of the sheep end oInbs have soid py
he head itsa weighing by adding expense of commits
, ., ,o., In The country Long Wilcox sold 200 Northern
NewYerk sheep live weight almost ~ ID each, alto
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fAdvertisement.l

A BAD BREATH IL tho greatest curse the
human family IL heir to- How many lovers II has "P"ated
many friends forever parted The subject delicate
your friends will not mention H. and you arc ignorant
ofthe fact yourself To effect radical cure the BALM
oy TnoubAsD FLOWERS" dshtilIice night and morning
IL also besuhes the complexion removing tan ppes and
Geeklss leaving the sbL son and white sod al DfJyys
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SUPREME CouRT-srEoI,L TTEx.-DEc. i6.-Before
Jus.ic, SUTHERLAND.


People ex rel Bank of Commerce ogt. Commits
oncrs Of Ta,esThe order in this settled The form OF
the order In other Ike decided at the same time to be the
Before Justice LNoSARp.
Sachett L. Duryea as John Hicks ct eln case the de-
fendsn Hitchcock within 81, days shall give undertaking
with two urctie. IN $50: 10 pay ices cosis, and damages o
casoned by the delay and trial and consents 20 refer 20 re-
named bv the Court unless the parties upon re-,
cree then Judgment be opened as 20 permit the DC
PENDANT snse the shown 20 the Court a. we
zane the undckng and both be approved the JUGS
ment 20 stand a. security - 49,,
Thoma, seemsn sst Josephine H. Woooy ct aL-siotion
denied
IN the matter Of the application 81 G. Collins as Oon ~
House an attorney sc-Ofder set ed
Annette O'Neii at. Miles ON.lL-Repor confirmed aud
iudsnent Of divorce granted
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IAdy.ItiseInenLl

MILLER g. Ca RPESTgR, Produce Commission
Merchants the sale q Butter Cheese Lard Egg, Poultry
Game Grain Flour Pork Hops, Seeds Beans. Dried Fruit
County Produce generally No. Erie buildings N. T.
No. 800 Wsshngonst We give our personal attention to
the selling Of all goods consigned liberal cash advance.
made on Reference: President Of Irving Bank
N MsIsh. PIesdeHt Erie Railway Company.
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DcntiStrn.

At New York aud No 49, Fnlton.,t Brooklyn are er'
tracing Teeth positively whou, pain by the use 81 nitrous
oxide gas 30 charge FOR extracting when ARTIFICIAL ,se
to b. inserted. Ihcy also inserting l act. ~ ier' y"
8old, as; fiatna, 90. Silver, |l0i Rubber u" ''A
gold - silver 81 Extracting 20 Gems
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LAW INTELLEt.ENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT-SrKcI,L TRRx-DEc. l6.-Before
Justice GARvIS.
DECISIONS.
Albert II. Wright agt. William NJ. Eddy; Louis
fisher agt Henry Frcdericis.-Moiions granted. =,
WlLeiuiua $. sgcr agt James j. Sgler-Motion ior si
monv and counsel fee denied with $40 costs
David NJ Day 1t al agt. James t. Lloyd-order granted
Solomon Bruce ct al agt the Phenir Fire Insurance 20
same AIT River Insurance Co.. ag the hutger'
Eire Insurance Co. same AIT Montsuk Insurance Co.; same
ag, Indemnity Insurance CoHotons to place these case
on the day calendar for Dec. 10 granted.
Before Justice MoSRLL
Hiram Graham ., al. agt Luther w. Fuller houot
sened unless the psutia deliver. within days the pn
alton reducing the plaintiff claim to 1855 3d. with inefes
from Oct 10 1888. No costs 10 either party.
james H. Williams ct al. agt George Z. Spencer o. a.
seo memoranda for counsel with clerk.
Joseph d. Davis ct al. agt liam Grove e al MOTION '.
continue Junction and Tor the appointment of receiver
granted as modified In the opinion with the clerh
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fIdvsrtissnIauit

The most comforting beverage on frosty
manning is an of good Coffee aud tine best Coffee for lamy
me- on Tor iyahs il KrSrs FAST isDIA CoFYEr Twice
IA. strength Of java equal flavor aud sold by all Grocers, at
"a eenis r ponnd hsk Kcus other gcnuue Den
"a, Drpot No ~ hea.e-ft., n. i.
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VNO DRUGGISTS. A first-class DRUG.
s1oUr an, of the hest corners Of 9TH sv, for SALE
business good aud LONG established and good GLANCE ior
Phy,icisn Apply 70 JOHN q. HAHf, No. " pccAm'h'I
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Adyertisemcnt
GAS FIxTURRs-ln great variety, Mt low rates,
Wholesale Retail the Mandatory. No. it E'm't'
near Grand II. l.. CrRIis
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IAdyertinrnenf.

The Iowa State Fair awarded the First Pre-
MUM TO the WILCOX GBBs SKwIB0 MACHINE ~ tho best
heap Family Sewing Machine
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REMEMBER,

REMEMBER.
THAT THIS BiTTERs u
NOT ALCOHOL Lie,
CONTAINS NO RUN OR WHISKY,
AID CAN MAKE DRuzKARps,
BUT
IS THE BEST TONIC
~ THE WORLD.
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ArrtAaI.a4 NAGAC

s,,ni.. 7.is set........ a.34 hoon-Sets... ..norn
sicH vsTER THIS DAE . n.
Sandy l. II. II Gov Iand... LIZ heii os'e''''' wv
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DYSPEPSIA,
AND

DYSPEPSIA AND
DISEASES RESULTING IRON
DISORDERS OF TIE LrvER
DIGESTIVE ORGANS
HooFLANDs
GERMAN BITTERs
The great Strengthening
Thsss Biisers have performed more cussl
Have and do give better satisfsc.ion
Have more testimony!
Have more respectable people to vOuch for them
Than any other article in the market
We defy any ore to contradict this assertion,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To any one tina. will produce Certificate published By
tina. Il not Genuine.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BIT1ERS,
will cure every case Of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY. DISEASES
OF THE KIDNEYS. AND DISEASES
ARISING FROM DrsoR-
DERED STOMACH.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
RrsrLrrso yRox DIs0RDERs OF rHE DI6EsrIvB 0geAss
con,,us,ion Inward Piles Funess Of Blood 10 the Head
Acidy OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
for Food Fullnes OF Weight In the Stomach,
sour Eructa,ions, Sinking or FIuttsr.
ing at the Pit of the Stomach,
Swimming Of The Head,
Hurried and
Difficult Breathing
Flsttering at the Heart,
Choking or Suaoca,ins Sensations wlss
In lying posture, Dinness o!
Vision, Dots or
Webs before the Sight,
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head
Deficiency Of Perspr.,ion, Yelownesse Of
he Skin and Eyes, Pain Ia the Side, Back Chest
Limbo &C. sudden Flushea Of Heat, Burning In the FsA
Constant Iagninz Of Evil md Great Depression Of sptA
REMEMBER.
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IAdvertisemenl.l

ALL KINDS or SRwIEG-MACHIXg NEEDLES
al J. W. BARTLgTr's, No. Az Broadway, kevfofki hsO
BAHrLRTTs BuRsisHgD HAND NEIDLKs. &c, &c.
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duced against biz Will 20 enlist but Is willing TO serve
in the army if biz wife and infant child have the ad
yantages Of his bounty money
There are about 900 colored soldiers the Island
AID in company Of 90 men, only four had received
the $500 bounty which is their duo. We saw old man
Of 20 who had been forced into the army and yesterday
poor fellow who had volunteered the day before and
received his money. He says Lieutenant advised him
10 place his bounty money in bis be Lieutenant keep
ing for the night that would be safe. The officer
took the money promising to return 1t TO the recruit In
She morning The morning came 10 him. but tho off,
Ger did not.
White men are treated by the runners badly M Ire
blacks are treated. Recently. three who were
drugged by these seoundre died few hours after they
xeached the Island The writer two men Of power.
3u frames IN the hospital. nguishing under the infu-
Of poisonous drugs that had been administered 10
them by the cruel swinderg.
The officers do not hesitate TO say that not than
onehrd OF the white recruits have received tho full
amount OF their bounty.
They receive abont 600 each. the lions share being
seized by the runners
On the Island the mon are well cared for They have
splentful supply Of soft bread fresh beef and pork
and vegetables, with tea and coffee. Their tents
weather proof and furnished With beds stoYea chairs
stands, &c.
The officers ere Of the people. who seek the wei
fare OF the soldiers under their command They sympa
thise with them. deal fairly by them and respected
and hohored In return for their sympathy and sodery
department. Since the suffers have been debarTed the
liberty TO sell whisky. few are sent TO tho guard
house There were but four men under tho care Of the
Marshal ut the tims Of our visit yesterday
Now and then visitors bring the contraband fluid into
camp One recently brought several hotties Of
xum into one Of the tents. They were ingeniously
fastened TO Der crinoline. Notwithstanding her rig,
abe vss soon discovered 10 DO aweak vessel carrying
uoee sail than ballast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-17

From the Rev J. Newton Brown. y: D., Editor OF the
Chrnniclr PhiladrlrhfA
From tho Rev. Joa H. kennafd Pastor Of the 0t Bspt
Church

Dr. JAcxsoS-De1y Sir have been frequently r-csesds
connect NY name with commentators Of different hindu
medicines bu, regarding the practice out Of my appropriate
sphere. have IN al declined but with clear prodn
various instances. end particularly IN my family Of the u
nrss On Hoonand German htters depart for ter
my u.ua course express my f conviction that yr ss'
d,5v IF s syr,er, and especially for Lirer Compsaia q.
,lfs aad sdlsable pyerIrI.ios. In may NJ
but Usually doubt not. 1t will be very beneficial TO ihs
" rho suffer Rom the above ca-e. -
Yours very respectfully, j. II. kENNARp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-17

PRASG & Co.'S PUBLIcATloSs.-The puiiea-
tons Of L. Prang Co. unique and really beautiful as
they are make most appropriate and acceptable holiday
presents. Among their lstes, issues arc Campaign
Sketches. comprising six plates Christmas AnegoFy
Wild Flowers Of July. Angus, and September. end
Views on the Hudson. The flowers and views ore
album pictures and by many will be considered The
most neat and beautiful collections yet published by
these tasteful printers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-17

From the Rev j. NJ Lyons fornel pastor OF the oo!u."
Wv ~ ~ Nsw.RocHsIa n T.
Dr. &. NJ JAcxsoS-Dcar Sir. feel IL peAsan W. ~ -
INV own accord 70 bear testimony 10 tho erensnce %
m,n Bitters some yrtrs slnce being much Afflicted ~ls
Dyspepsia used them with very beneficial fesu,s .
o6en recommended them TO persons ebesoe Gu y, ,
Testimonials 10 their great value In cases OF ten
NY w" W w ''''N ' j. ~ LYONS
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Frpm the Rev. Warm Rsndoph. P...Or Of B.p..s Gu

From the Rev J. II. Turner Pastor Of HederyA T. Csa'
Philadelphia ,,
Dir JAcxsoS-pedr Sir HasIs used your GernAa pie'
In my family froqtnty prepared 10 say that u hss ps,o
ii great service. believe tina, post cases Of seeiS ~
billy II the system IL IL the safest AID ess valuable fesS'
OF which have any kno~ledsc ,,,,,rp
foafs, respectfully, }; IL ~ ~ Ne ~ iaS q,
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MARRIAGE or YoUSG DIvNE.-The ma

The VOLUNTEER LOAN D.-Subscriptions
10 this loan from the Pacific Bank OF $1,000 ard TIE
Mechancs Banking Association Of like amount. were
received a, the Controllers Office yesterday The total
amount now foots up O.. 3Oi.5o
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cAnBHiDoE AND BRIGHTON.
Ry,'od lr TBK TaUsK or tss reek ending Dec i6 1850
AT MHtc, 6l3 Northern 40 Eastern and 100 WosarD-
H. ali JOS cattle, o 80 sss than last ~cck.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-04-18
ssI.amnas,, in Horses.

-
The horizontal bars In the roof OF the
horses mouth are undoubtedly intended 70
aid the animal to retain food in the mouth
while it is being masticated. They are
abundantly furnished with blood vessels ana
nerves, and are therefore very sensitive.
When colts are teething, the disturbance
of the adjacent parts sometimes causes these
bars to be infamed and swollen. Then the
animal cannot eat without pain, and unln-
formed persons Lave ascribed the apparent
falling off of appetite under such clreum-
stances, to disease named ''Lampas. 10
remedy the supposed ailment, 1t has oeen
recommended and is still practised in some
localities, to burn out the swollen bars with
a red-hot iron made for the purpose. The
operation is an unnecessary and injurious
cruelty. The portion of the mouth thus
destroyed, can never be replaced, and thus
the power of perfect mastication is impaired
The only surgical operation allowable IL
cases needing assistance, is to lance the IN
famed parts, the same as physician would
treat the gums of child in case of difficult
teething. This can easily be done with I
sharp penknife. After the lancing, 1t Ii
recommended to wash the mouth with two
ounces of tincture of myrrh to a pint o
water, or strong solution of alum IN water
Feed the colt on bran mashes and grass
Withholding all grain until he eats withou
difficulty A0ricalturiSt.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-04-18
Cure for Foot Rot in Sheep.

A. A. Golf, Pennington, Ohio, contrib
utes to the American Agriculturist, the fol-
lowing preparation for curing foot rot in
sheep, which he says has been very effective
in his neighbOrhood:
Mix three ounces each, of blue vitriol
(sulphate of copper white vitriol (sulphate
of zinc). verdigris (acetate of copper and
gunpowder, add a pint each, of alcohol,
spirits turpentiue and strong vinegar, cork
up tightly a few days before using. 1t is
easily applied from vial having quill in
serted through a cork. By dropping this
mixture into the affected parts three times
once in ten days. cure will be effected.
Sulphate of copper in strong solution. has
long been used as specific for the cure of
foot rot: whether The addition of the other
articles is BENEFICIAL, we are in doubt In
applying eitLer remedy, it is essential to
pare away the hoof to get at the diseased
tissues. and thoroughly saturate them with
liquid. The solution of blue vitriol should
be used as hot as can be borne by the hand.