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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-27

Read the. statement of one or tho OLDEST
CHEMISTS IN CINCINNATI.
EHI hereby certify that ! have been made
acquainted with 5C0VILL'S .SARSAPA
RIGLA AND STILLIYGIA, or BLOOD AMI
LIVER SYRUP TIL INGREDIENTS arc
entirely vegetable, and no mineral enter,
INTO the preparation"
One door west Of Burnet Hpuse, Cincinnati
Eor sale by the ProprictOrs, hd
A. L. sCOvILL & CO.,
No. ~ West Eighth Street, Cincinnati
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-27

WN The afflicted call on The agent and set Q
pamphlet containing certificates Of cures from
vel! KNOWN CITIZENS OF JINCINNATI2
/ q GB- Scovill's Blood and Liver Syrup is
COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF VEGETA-
BLES, aud is rERPEcTLY SAFE for Chill.
DREN 10 use, in case Of sore , youth or eruption
Of the skin. If NOTIFIES VALUE the
health of their children, tb " should cradi-
cate the seeds of tho disease before il is too
late.
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TESTIMONIALS
OF THE VALUE OF THE
Success Washing Machine.

I. nv ..aHrH IL.. t
VT7E, the undersigned, take pleasure in
wv recommending to the public the great
economy of TIME and WEAR, in the use of
THE SUCCESS WASHING MACHINE;
now manufactured by TABBERT & FISH
Err. Our families are now using this labor
saving improvement; and believe that the
difference in wear Of apparel between this
and the ordinary mode Of washing, will, in
one year, save more to a, family than the
price Of a machine; while one person can
wash more in a given time, than four or Eve
can in the usual way.
G. D. HENDRICKS, NJ s. MORTON,
W. ". JEFFERSON, W. P. McC!BR,
JOHN P. ACTON, j. r. McCLEAF,
w. b. TIZzARD, j. H. FOOS,
H. FILBERT, THoS. j. LARSH,
G. w. LARSH, 3a.. 81. S. morris.
J.. P. BROOKINS.
Eato'o u, June 20, l8G.,-3m
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UNION T. BAKERY
Main Street. 2 doors East

of the NJ. L. Church.
TOHN +. SPATZ begs to return his, sin
q cere thanks to his friends, audthe public
for the patronage they have so literally be.
slowed upon him and to inform then, that
he still continues to keep the best bread and
hour, butter, eggs, cakes, sweets, biscuits
and other articles which are in general de.
mand, TO which he begsto add for the com
fort Of the public that he keeps the best glass
ofsle and beer aud the finest tobacco. Give
him a1eallAnd you will not,be disappointed
August -. 1851. t.lIBD II T5HA
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rnl. and digestion be rendered easy. The Pain"
in tho Head, Back, anil Stomach, will DO
removed. The Bswels will become cleansed
ani regular, THE BLOOD PURE AND
HEALTHY, and the Urine natural.
Although these Pills are most searching b
IN their action upon the whole systcin, yet =
they ere harmless, ove1 for the most dSlis z
cate system as, thoy contain no Mercury 4,
or mineral in any form, bit are composed d. q
entirely of vegetable substafcos.
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No. 50 EAST FIFTH STREET,
CINCINNATI,
o HIS
PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHILDREN.

o. His remedies had the desired effect; they not only pre-.
vcntsd her from having children, but they also improved
her health. "To TIE PURE, ALL THINGS ARE PURE"
Tho Botanic Physicians remedies can be recommended,
because they areinnoccnt and safe. They operate without
causing sickness or exposure. They do not interfere with
the diet or occupation. Thcy do not injure the health,
hut they are certain In their effect. J. PANC0ST, NJ. D.
N. MEIGGs, n. D.
ANY who are suffering, no matter what their complaint,
ran call on the B0tanic Physician confdentially. They
NAV rally upon relief. His Office Is at
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-27
CINCINNATI.
MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE Au-
THORITY.
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENHREAL
DISEASES.

Without the use OF Mercury, without hindrance from bust
meas, and without fear Of discovery or exposure. No deadly
poisons, such as arsenic, nux yoinica, opium, or any other
poisons. No mercury nor any deadly misunderstanding
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies arc used by this
wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies
never yet failed to euro tho most obstinate aad the most
dangerous cases, and to remove all mercury andsother
from the system when all other Remedies has
failed. -Nedieal Journal
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. 8 . . 8 .
WONDERFUL CURE OF S%CROFULOus WHITE,
SWELLING
Read the Statement Of Martin
Robbins, Jr.
One OF the Worst Cases ever "-rYrded'
CISCxyArI, o feJ. 10, 1858
NTp,opu A T Crovt, e. ~

Gentlemen IL will
with great pleasure
give my testimony
as TO whG. your SAR
~SAPARlLLA AMI
Blood and LiveI
Syrup, has done fc'
me. Some three ana
a half years since, /
was attacked with a
SCR0 I r
WHITE Swell
ING, which was at
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-27
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS

will promote n healthy
action Of the Liver, and
will change this impure
Bile to a healthy state.
To prevent or remoyedhS
secretion Of unheal thy
bile, these Pills' have a
specific action on tho
Liver ailcr using them,
the tongue will become
smooth and clean, The
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General intelligence.

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on t'o' ~ h.'s D"-" '"'uo Cd
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we tt' ''Nei Ss'''n iA''' o' ''V I''e' '''o-'H
is esinsif thai II. 900 n4g Of A. luet % 81 &
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From Tennessee,
OnlciaI Disp atcL,s fgou, .encrsis Themss
and Iiu. ~ hl.

Wo,hf w. ton. D.C. 70. .i..- - Wsr 10 srn-n,
tu rtct.y.d -..a.,hu n'm G'n'r. Iuoras, a.
Chs,,spco.a ,pi f-lu 10 n'.2' . ra.c'. III E-t
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.v.nu- .h -as4. 80 col i.'p' VI thrir rc'?er
u,e Grie. The ,cuo 90 . , .rtofmsi oH iTom h'u
Bu n. :. r.uth "a. lo' r,-t 'n. -.'.'l csrr-ni
sulh, .u.i,ts rsi,,ivs'. pi' -. alton
Report, irosa Ten. rragR's Army, g,t
Ctarap oc.. y .r H. .s4s's o-hg intel s.ncs
rotn Gsn,fsi Iias,s up 20 t.Icc o'c,S"z tts
uoruiuri.r.e,lycd. up Witch tn,s Twelve m.u oe-
ered from 'ac uai y.ct pot. sni sirived rtnin
our lines hil. LrIn and eauippgd. The d!tsNseon
u the ttteI amy no longer eouhued e. the Ken.
tucty.ne Tepnos.ee tlos ~ but 10 VIDE spread amo
the troops hcrn other sA',,. our daily receipts q
seser;et. hori tAe Ittel n,ssresse from tve,ve 70
four cen General li,rdoo IL assigned 10 the com
mani Of General Pok's corp, and he hat rylovod
Genera LoLss .t't, Who wAI .tslcLsd on Lookout
Mrua'an. utncfs Iorrtrec vi b 'i1'etn rou
,aud uoop., "a. 4 ~. IN a.. cnys r. Is, f'pa -
Est Tenn zee, httu,itl'-le r 'o"i tFyslry ha
,,p gone 70 lu,L. 1h' r.L.l aIvtup' : i,pe Al
CHeS'hGm AVID essr lave .stufu 70 Gen,T'
gra,ss AIM. G.n,r.i r.asF hs; nov three o.
ters. with him. tho q G,ncras uN;te, Br'ehn
ridge sud Buosn.r sixty thousand nen I. q los 'r,
,nato = ne Iumber e-mp,'ius the amy OF G'uor.
prsfe Tho 'eport oi "A artillery due lctresa ~
Ioetcu' rad ec,iip Polnt bate ics, this roou, VA
c,.. oard On ssvtrsl Tthe. she'll burst ns diree,
,v., PH.rt Look mt Our reply s.s vlForou% Thsr
,-rero ,l'lA.t'a.. Thirty i.sf fu'.ourh h., teo
t,.nt.d 70 n. ',rm.. ~ ~. Georg, state troop, =
,lo- them N m- tneir wheat A lf .YIv on Cent,
HoiGi tont
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Thcr. NAV be further s,tsinpt on the part a sns
hut partirusry on th. gth Avenue. to get es. -
,omne AL sUks. a. gIsssIt, hossvu 'ssAss gstED0
Ia " ans."
Ir. a.os.osrs' sraiKr- -Hsrmesis Garden. ~
. i.sad 70 LsseI sIe,t, -As Asaia oiled " svss.,
H,~.r Ias; eNeuius by u. nlacttnlsts OF Sev tWks
60 ,l .rtdssior The purpose Of obisinipS sn sd->
vance 10 their daily ~ssss of 70 per cent The gslI
ieit. id O'hsf portions u tie hall we're crowded ~
Irteia -ith ether mttpters ef the tad. Or partieq
iatrf-s cd ln tue iuo'emeuf Al O'Clock y. n eha@
meeting -as esued % Ofdst b, the frssidsnt. Mr. q
49, nod, ruo "a 81 tla. Is ebiset vas sN
tr,s iuct NrtLst .sy' .oSld 10 dssus0
ns 'w.., t, ..-' cut tnr., pso' Aid bsd hssn>
,t bt.t h.tt 10 .aa on ott' ~. sni the hsQ
f.trrninti =, Until iLst should succeed. tApp
:, ,..e' y. ,a,.,'S, eSsS o. S.irs
f,,'. u. ths =. aeon i' va vropoeed that shsv,
-ti.tt,,, e,.i 90. rsv'nen. Of QUO dollar ~ msU,
H. p,t' .se. ..d y t''' sut"iienty liked IL sAys
80 J. " I..nd, a. committee from the Seis !,
s'.',, t1a" ,.,4 ,.inoI,'y tprt' t..o,ns y p.
t,n.-. o., ttA 10 ruion hNd charter and . esltI
"a OF some -iH,in. lie uE,sd upon the sudispss "a
n'o '"t,r' o'n'rg that Union Ai osss. AL unAs n
Ioln bisit, being called on. sts.ss thss Ne
tadias q s M,ehini.ts ~ i'is., but be could 90,
4 a, ne Committee sppoiutrd tsd don; 49,
90 me TEN on Ana She aciion -h'eh .n t.Asu
luri uu'd not tai Ia every memb'f o. present osN
tn"' ~eud 10 al they could to pro''ei Them IN nsis
a. 4tI. App lie made iCnnC srfuus etafes Asaeeu
secs. 'rr - the meeting for not su'ndlns TO :hsn
ll,u,ss ~ 'h-y mutt ave " the shis" NJ. bisn,
~ loudly opp Audcd. -. ,.. ,
AID A.. gL ia, nuitsLct % ipd uot done his dufy,
10 shch guUsu0u, m ~ nous -fe'" vas respopdsA,
Nj AiLia, 4 ~. Hrooti-n havy Yard movsN
.,tI, ,,tny,, ,ot,rlv sssoristoa BY ourselv
and lc, 10 rest 80 - G"s Az they -spteA vs.l
. bs,lbsne -n,n, fhtmU 80, and then they voulAs
,-, az Ne -'d i.ll them somsthins rh'eh he,
-i,rsd,h. ., ,o.t.n 20 st. down, - he "sntsd Tie
rav.,,,, n. IN learn H. He ~ished 70 hat the
t,n, ~. s,s rot been ordered hef,rs tss price q
,N,i a.a r..u. .. nod hen 'sd b. ths bsssS, MI
tlspaaAxze 81 ksAssAP PsslS.S-
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More About tac Nnm..

MATTERS ABOUT THE CITY
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND TIE VICINITY.

The BuRSIS0 OY WnsoS'1 CRACKER BAK-
FRY NEw AND IsroIrAsT DEVELOPMENTS. The
Iropr1etor, kis Foreman, an! others, arrested on
suspicion Of hd,1ng tired it, The Investigation rel
alive to the burning Of Wilson, bakery at No. 73 Full
ton street on the night 81 the lat o. January last by
which a colored lost his l,, and property to the
smount Of $4,000 destroyed, has been prorress.
Ing st Intervals from that time 70 the present, and
yesterday eliminated in tho srrest OF John 7. vii
son, the proprietor Alex simpson. the foreman and
six Of tho hands. The hearing came OH yesterday,
before Justice bowling when ,hg following highly i'm
Ior,apt aud startling facts were elected.
The main witness in the case Is a Mrs Margaret
Iarkin who resided before the fire at No. 63 Fulton
street. The substance of this vomsn's testimony Ia,
thai two evenings before the FIRE, Nr. Wilson visited
her and told her his bakery wss too small end II he
could get It burned down he would buy two more lots
and build larger bakery. Mr.. Wilson wanted MIs
LArkin to help . Mrs. Cameron set the place on
FIRE, aud promised to give her 500. She r,fli4sd,
and told him shs too old to spend her ls-t
days IN the state Prison. Wilson replied that he Vas
rich enough 20 redeem her, aud the blame could b,
thrown upon the es ousy Of his two gangs Of hands
while they were talking the husband of As. Lsrkin
came into the room, and Wilson sent Jimmy Lark n
NhsI bouls u AA Nm. LSIkins husband On hiaI'
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Chased by a Rebel Pirate.

The ship Snow Sgual Di.iinehan, from Penang,
o. dAys with merchandise, arrived here last night,
and reported 'hs, July 2sh, lat. 1905 g, Ion. i3so
T.. at % O'Clock y. ~, Insie sa ahead with which
came up very rapidly. Soon made her out TO be .
bark standing the same cour.e ourselves. Set our
ensign, which vas answered by the American ensign,
ws ran under her leo TO speak her, a. va Lp.
preached her wo observed no name on her stern.
which Nour.d our surpcinns. We werc soon hailed,
'Mlef from and bound ," when having answered,
~ asked "Mhst shpy" and received for reply,
"iicsve to- and III send boat sonsde of you." To
.hch promptly replied "Ayo, aye" At this mo-
uent her three staibosrd ports were opened and a.
nsny guns run out aud upon us we beng about
ship'r length iiorl her. OF courrc fully
aware uf the character Of the r.lanPcf, and having
siuAti chip under foot, fully resolved 20 suffen
dcI only when the last hop' OF rrcalc waH gone. Re
quHtlns nay wife to Iciutn to the ratn. ordered tho
h-,m to be hove mp and all pos,hie sail made. The
stranger now Observing our movements, fired blank
shot n us which having no 'ncc sas soon t1llow,d
b. solid hot which icll hort about thirty feet Al
tho time the Confederate nag took the place OF
the Star. and rpa'. We nov shot ahead OF
her, when she made snil "a fast 40 possible
npparsnt that she was too light for Us,
We therefore Immediately stove several casks Of va
ter, and hove overheard . considefsbe quantity Of
heavy provisions, and then reluctantly sacrihced q
snali portion Of the cargo. Al about O'Clock tho
pirate swung broadside to and iir shot at but
without effect, aud then continued the chase. soon
alter their finding were distancing him. we de-
sst,d from tightening the chip, all hands uniting in
thanks to Tod fof his gracious deyerance. The bark
about 400 tons, evidently Eastern butt, and
quite new Ia present uini, she IL very last Due
wss thoroughly d.Guised as 4 amcichantman.
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WILLIANgBURCH

SrAnBrso ArfRAI.-ln rss in the lsra,
beer saloon OF Mr.. Ritter, eorNs< Of Ew,nsnd yoso
streets Brooklyn, 4. d., ea Monday morning. . man
named Cs'psr Baumhp was scrio,I.lv .,aIhed IN ,l,
face and head, as Alleged, by r.An named Tred.f,I
Franz Franz vss arrested.
CAuoHr'-A man named Joseph Ryan wa,
caught Yesterday morning in tho act of steslins
Clothes from Clothes line In the yard Of No Flush
,i.1 avssue: us vass on trial. ssnt 10 the fenisn'
PROBABLE CHILD MuRDER.--The body of =
nsviy born infant WAS found yesterday morning In
gully N the corner Of North End and Even streets,
Brookyn, r. d. II had evidently been strangl A
and secreted theIe within fsv hours. Coroner Lar
teU Wlll lnSostIaate the ea.e today.
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standard .. they do nov under Col rfnri.on Hardly
MOI. than too weeks have eapsed since the Colonel
commenced opera ions and ia re- not less
thtn 500 men, or eleven coursnics, mustered and
waiting muster tn tourhout the state.
Tus death ofthe rchel Con. Mas'uder. announced
.''c dsvs si-ce, r. d.pl.cd tv ; thcru pspors. A
N'NIo.', X l., rap r - >; "1r1.. WHO .ies the
g.. W. 4. r -ite, n N.Np II u cous d'r the
thartinc Wss sm'st AZ pa CT s. hat Which he borr
A. a orunkard, sii h" certainly d s'fv,d q much
.or.e ,aio han IL .sld to hsve tcfsl,n him"
GvS. Jts LAss's sres rncc iur ~ r,o'a. kansas,
on tho 9Th inst 10 mach into Msouti aud IA waste
the c,unrt To Vengeance for tn sack Il L,vr,ncc,
psorc bene p'e..n,. who talked loyaly. ard -doFted
outious cSIling on the PirsiGcrt 10 aplout radi
c,s ~ place Of conservative Generals IL the Depart
ment.
Tug build nc known ~ the "Od ebeTrercd
house" on the corner of Water street and Prime
shp iiailao, vas burned Monday nsht; The tIs fro
communicated 10 the warehouse, seruss Prime alp,
oW I'D AMI occupied by icasr Ttuwhfidse. The
var house Of W Tx n' Parker Co, east ircrn the
cL'ucrcd building, vas also burned. The 'oal loss
!, t,t.ma'd At 10000. The iro 10 supposed to be
the NOtk Of an iuccndiAry.
Aoar.r prize frh, for 5000 came cH in rrelsnd
Oh the L., u September between J,m Mace and Joe
1o.s II conm.uc In the middig Of Wiltshie, ~
mile from ,ondon hut owinr 10 the intri,ronc, Of
NIL from the capital After l. touui-. whch ocu
pied little over two hours. t;css vas kuookad sense
less. aud Mace vas declared the victor.
GOV. NArcs has issued proclamation to the peope
o. Nprth Carolina, warning them that oppo,ition to
Confederate laws must be eonduccd within constitu
touNl UNITS and thht % Tong a. tns-e lhvs arc On
the staiUc hookthCy nust be obeyCd II they are Oh
notlou,. the citizen. can pcacCally assemble aud In
struct 'her representative to repsAl them Hut IN
the mean time, any s;tempt At violent measures viii
be sternly r.pr,esed.
o, sunday mornlns, ass party n fugitive ,lsycs
thirty IN number, were making their way TO Wash
inrion 'rom tbsif maetsrs' honcs IN ann Arundel
sni Ctlvcrt counties, through Centre, Il O. rebel
patrol attempted to stop ,htm, The slaves resisted
some Ot them we're AIMED with old muskets, and at
temp;ed 10 use them. bit they hung Ere. The pa
trolcr, then fred in among the usti,e, ald wound
ed tive Of them. two serioufIN Mat OF the slsvcs
then tax u In charso Ivy their owners. sh1 had
BY thia time Over,akcn thCm. One q the slaves re
csycj soad u fine shot Ia the face. by which botl
| el % Mero entirely destroyed
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A DAILY USIoN.-The editorial articles in
the new paper read ike the writings Of liter sry bore
revived By . Committee" who could not asres u,on
the subject, and compounded the matter by alter.
nstey rs writing paragraph to suit their ind y,dua
notions.
SPECIAL MEETING OF rIIR CovMos Cory-
ciL-ThE FiEEhES AND TIE DRAvr.-Ths Board MOT
last evening in compliance with he cod Uf tho
Mayor. communication from the Mayor was reso
TO the effect that srest dlssatsfsction
most 20 turbulence, existed with reference to the no
visions Of the Corporation ordinances relating 10
providing exemptions tor conscr.pts The frcmon
and militia claim that they ere entitled to ah.outn
exemption under the agreement entered into by th,n
with the State. He s's,es that tho Corporation an
pears TO have no legal authority to provide unv 5h,
relief than has been adopted, and questions TIE Iea
y OF the acts OF the Supsrvtsors Of New Yo1t IN,
Mayor urges the further co operation aud aiyic. at
the council. and eHNessss . hops that AM action
thst may be taken may be free from th, Dput .tIo,
ofhavins been influenced by unworthy a,o'iy,s
~ Inc communication was accepted. sud a Special
referred 10 Into consideration \ rocess WAS taten
eNeI winch the COMMITTEES It,OreI To the e.rec. tbt
th. Mayor and Comptroller bo .mpUv erod 10 horrs-
eto,on ior eHomptins tho hremeu from the draft
shd sio,ooo for eIelnpiins the nilitiA. A lengthy
during which members admitted the iilesali.v of the
resolutions, but claimed 20 take the respons,bity
vas matter Of hirDeas agd Justice to the IN M /.
Inc resolutions were adopted by vote OF 10 ave-
nAyn. minority repoJt, pieropted by Aid Fi.nrr
isf committee this morning wss adopted. attss shr,
the BoaId al lonrnsd. - "'"N'
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From Washington.
Impsriant Commercial Intercourse Resu-
lntions

Wds'.inc,on, SEPT. i5.-The President has con
sidered and approved the revised trade regulations
prescribed BY the Secretary Of tho Treasury for the
government OF the limited commercial intercourse
between the citizens Of the loyal states and the in
hab.snis OF States and parts OF States heretofore
declared to be In insurrcetion. ru. provision hiss
been made to prevent the Rebels hom bcueGting by
the rssu uations.
The general supervising special agents, nov five In
number, required, after conference With the Cen
ersl commanding department, when po'sble, and
with their sanction. unless unavoidable clrcumstsn
ces prevent the obt,lnns of Il, TO designate by
known geographical bourdarie.. or BY the emu
merstlon OF counties, that PORTION Of the ten
rI'ory included In their agencies respectively.
with which trade bo safely permitted,
and report such designation to the SECRETARY.
district, And no goods shall be tisn,port d thereto
for resakorcept A. p,ovided by regulation.
tpon The request OF te General com.
mGuding the department, the establishment
~ one or more trade rtorcr in any city or
town ~ supply dlstrict may be authorized
sens apply in the presc'lhed form Tor authority
topurchss., for money other than gold or silver,
any of the products ot tie country within tho
lines Of nat onal military occupation ia the AZ ncy,
exccp' when prohibited by tic q neral coinmird ng,
executing rr per bond. Iverv permit 10 pure! 1re
clearly define the character aud quantity OF the met
chandle.
The above are q few Of the most important rrovs-
ions. All former regulations are to be valid until the
18th Of October ueIt.