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May.Fever Or Hsy.C0ld.

r.. n. Editor eJ The ~ Y T'fsuas
SIR: This is disease peculiar to this season
Of tho year and affects many persons very seriously
but little attention has been given to II by the medical
profession Having been acquainted with numocr Oh
persons who have been annual sufferers hom IL ior
napy wears decided to mako some observations ana 70
collect some Trustworthy data In relation to the chat
ac,er of the disease and its proper treatment Ihe io'
lowing statement obtained from the Hon Wiinam r..
Hayemeyer ex.Mayor OF this city, who has until
within few years past been victim to this annoying
and painful disease every Summer. gives the most
rational and pratica view Of the whole subject ha'e
ever met with. Mr.. IL says
Having been afflicted annually. ever since early
chlhood with what is termed the Hay Ffrer Degnhi.s
about the 2ith OF August and ending ron ,lo osu "a
the 10th Of September ana vs ss The result OF my
observaton and experience the following az n., .o
diagnosis and treatment OF the disease iho @ I
shows itself about tho cath OF August. snu hs
termed disease OF the eye simply causeu u.
nartcles Of vegetable matter or ponen, Snion 81 :
thrown of from buckwheat corn, &c anu no' , ~ vi
air These, finding their wa! ih,o .no ~ ,Srongb
increase IL, secretiOns, and which, III passing thio"s
The lachrynal duet into the nose ihnine tne nm
branes OF the nose causing sneeAng hhu uvo ~, .h
charge of watcry secretion passiIg .n'no To, in
thIoat produce irritation and ticking sehsaivn a., ~
that raglan and II the irritation Is not arfesIou, va
membranes Of tho lungs frequently pecomc LIN
and produces or less cough ,a Jisesss
TSe er.rons may be inferred from the fact tha! per
sons taking seayoyage during Il, prevalence are Frs ire
tirely free from 1t; Likewise, those Sbose ny where
i.land and other localities on the scasnoie 'ns s
there i, .esbreeze, or during the prevalence o,
protracted north east rain storm Now .n . ~ nnr u
true theory the only remedy which can DC from
tss 20 eve Keep the eve could be entrcv protected th:
would cs noesd b. but the sys %' 1S
hsye ar anu ~ a. Az have used pair Of pair
a"a noctaces green or smoked with sasses
hs .s'd he yoru as oos. to the ere as possible
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TUR FIELD.
Cricket.

RENSSELAER, COUNTY VS.. WILLOW or BROOKLYN
After series Of matches in the vicinity of
this city, the Rensselaer, County players fulfilled their
last engagement Saturday. at the Bedford Cricket
Ground. L. l., their opponents being the Willow Club
Of Brooklyn. Another victory perched on the banner
Of the Trojans. They defeated the Willows by the
score Of the first innings, il being one day match
As In their former contests some excellent cricket
was exhibited although they complained Of fatigns
The players handsomely entertained by the gen
item On of the Willow Club. and returned home Sa.dr
day sysnius higaY e.Aed With the iear y.cqs.s, tboi
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had sccomphshe1 losing ons game only during their
twisting shooters OF Crow prov cd mos. Destructive Tho
side Of Troy strengthened by the services OF Byron
the famous player Of the NewYork Club. who Is also
member OF the Rensselaer,; the Willows played their
professional-Wm. Crossley-wbich added considerably
to the interest OF the game In the second innings the
Willows scored ll3 runs out Of which Messrs Sleigh
and Torrance added q and % respectively; while the
New.Yorkers had contributed q. without losing
wicket. Byron scoring IA and Van Kleeck runs.
II there had been time TO finish the two innings 1t
very doubtful who Vould have come out second best;
most likely would have been hard struggle for the
honors We give
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BaH Ball.
ATLANTIC VS.. MUTUAL-GRAND MATCH POR THE
CHAMPIONSHIP OF TIE UNITED STATES.

This afternoon (MOnday) the return game be.
tween these celebrated Base Ball Associations will
come off at the Capitolne ball grounds Bedford Long
Island. Every effort has been made for the socOmmo.
dation and protection of visitors. New and commodi'
ous platforms have been erected. Detectives
of tho light fingered gentry. also Inspector
Folk with 100 picked policemen, to keep the crowd in
order. The rules of the ground will be strictly en-.
forced especially the following No spirtuous liquors
menng on the play or players forbidden. clear field
will be given the players and be who dares TO intrude
himself or violate the laws will be dealt with snmma
rily This Is absolutely necessary, when so much out
side betting and partisan feeling ia at stake There are
q certain class who will always bet on important
events Of this kind. although il Is denounced by tho
ball playing community and Is looked upon by the fra
ternity a. the worst evil thev have to contend with
They, however cannot control outsiders. At least 20
90 persons may be calculated to be present to wit.
meas the contest. Admission 10 cents. Fulton.sve
and DeKalbaye cars run CLOSE to the grounds from
Eultnn Ferry
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER.-Coroner Haslewood
Yesterday held an inquest on the body Of young man
found floating of Staten Island. BE seemed to be
about 20 years Of age feet inches high. and had
probably been in the water four or five days. He
had light sandy hair no beard whiskers and was Of
medium stature The corpse bore marksOf violence
about the head and face indicating that the man had
been murdered. Drs. Swainburn and Burdett held
post .mortem examination. The jury rendered YER
dict that deceased TO his death by violence at the
hands Of some person persons unknown.
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IVA 'ue headquarters or the department;
HDQRs DEPARTMENT OF fHE EAST. !
NEw-YoEK CITY. Aug. 10, loo.
oDksAL ORDERS No 6i.-The following Districts
~ oeen established for the Department OF the East
~ gE,e we commander OF the Military Division Of the
A,anuc n the same are hereby announced
naI.D'rd Of Southern NeD- Yois. embracing the
sSesl|e' Of the City and Harbor of New YORK, and
NJ NJ .e6 Congressional Districts OF NewYork State
Eyli-ren j. q. Park l. s. Volunteers. commanding.
ASeau1aafters at New. York City.
w., Of Mdssaehusetts heso Uomps shtre ard p0.
Mlslot'Gen. ID. l.. Sickles, L. ; Volunteers
alInsHnang Headquarters al Boston. Mass.
s V,u'o' q Name. MajOr.Gen. Charles GIifIl, u.
land Vwsn'eers, commanding. Headquarters at Port
,ns pD'st',c c Rhode Island and Conneeieyt Brigader
ter. se' N Malor-Gen. Robert H. Potter L. ). Volun
s. D,stnahdng. Headquarters at Newport, X. l.
ins tas c. % Northern and WsNayn Nsr York embrac-
sye R,Sf 'esslonal Districts Nos 70 81, both inclu
USVoIs aan and Bre'et MajorGen. j. c. Robinson
sD,.,,,'s,o commanding. HeadquarteTsat Albany, \ Y
Gen. Phi ss,Jsrsey BrigadeT and Brevet Major
susrters ., tTohg, I. ;. Vols, commanding. Head
sIs,.s's pr n az Trenton, y. J.
an, 'ueh h. A Barnau. L. s Vol. win ,enort foy
'.G. Parke. oi Ne"-iosA' 70 MSloT-ueh-
dslsy nyoe1 oneers assigned as above will without
pitt respective distrcts
Densr,.sn' 70 Par. XIX General Orders M I3o War
in ui. n A. g. o.. July 2s ei5, an ,eners Officer.
those 80 aitment named IN tbs order excentng
Orde, stan stan duty and those specially detailed in
IRON DAT, s,S e Mar department era hereby relieved
Bv con,raua sI VIII report as directed
u Si Major-GeD. Hooker
~ L. VAN Bukfs, Assist .Adit. Gen
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Csn,,,haSber hmeSmber of the Massachusetts, S,ata
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Mr. James Callahan Of Bridgeville, Sui
liyan County. killed in his hay field last wednesday.
black snake measuring nine feet in length. A very
good sIlaxe storv.
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6perial Notices.

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m.st Tf rs 1Moudayl EVENING N the fifih Ward Hotel
ut 9 O'Clock. JAS h tut InILL, I"''s~
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The Department of the East.

Ile following order has been promulgated
'iO" Toe headquarters OF the Department:
HDORs DEPARTMENT or The EAST [
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-29
WASHINGTON gtems.

The Washington Constitutional Union,
a warm supporter of President Johnson,
corroborates what the correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Ledger writes from
Washington, that the argument of Re
vordy Johnson, in the conspiracy case,
has excited much attention and remark,
and the President has, himself, said that
the argument was incontrovertiblc, and
adds
"The same impression reaches us from other
sources, and seems TO be steadily gaining
ground. High officers Of the Government
have stated that the argument must be fully
met and answered, otherwise disgrace will be
sure to follow"
The same paper, of the oath inst, says;
"The military authorities have discon-
tinued the use of hoods on the heads of
the prisoners concerned in the Conspiracy
trials" 1t also says:
awhile in their cells they are still mana
ced hands and feet as usual Mrs. Sur
ratt hands are free her ankles are mana
ced. The hoods were discontinued on account
Of the injurious effect on the health and minds
I the prisoners"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-29
"NOt Probable,

AboliGoa journals are troubling themselves
unnecessarily about the probable candidate of
the Democracy of Ohio for Governor The
Washington telegraphic announcement that
Gen. Sherman was to be the Democratic can
didate, has disturbed the eguanmity of some
Of them. They exclsim: at cant be posi-
Bile :" "it isn't probable" "If, however, he
should accept he would be beaten--badiy
beaten, and so on And pains are taken to
say that the "copperheads" were declaring
the war failure while General Sherman was
pushing it forward to complete success.
They seem TO be very much afraid that the
General may get into bad company Why
don't they tell the public that when they un-
dertook to induce the people TO dishonor him
for his treaty with General Johnston, the per-
sons they call "copperheads" took up the
cudges in his behnli2 And why did not the
Abolition State Convention thank him for the
glorious services he has done the country
They could thank Dennison, Tod and Brough
for their services IN putting down the rebel
lion but for General Sherman they had no
thanks - Ohio Statesman.
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Darlng Atlempt I'd Robberr.

About twelve o'clock yesterday, two men
entered the banking establishment Of Conk lin
Bros. Il Co, on the upper side Of Third street,
near Main, and while one Of the parties re-
manned on the counter, the other approached
Mr.. }. u. Conklin, one Of the proprieiors,
who sat writing at n table on one side Of the
room, and inquired the price Of gold. Mr..
COuklin, who was the only one left in the Of
fee, his partners and clerks having gone to
dinner, replied that he could not tell until his
brother returned. At this instant the man.
drawing n sung-shot, struck heavy blow at
the banker, who bad turned once more to his
writing but the latter, throwing up his arm,
wArded the stroke from his head, and shout
ing for help, seized the Office seal beside him,
and struck at the assauter with all his might
The nOlse and commission caused crowd to
collect At the door, who confronted the two
men as they attempted TO escape. One OF
the parties, however, drawing a revolver,
speedily made the way clear for himself and
com anion by threatening flourish of the
weapon, aud both took to their heels, one run
ming up Third to Broadway, and the other
down Main They w.re, OF course, immedi-
ately pursued and soon captured, the one with
the revolver firing several shots, however, be-
fore he could he secured, and shooting one OF
the officers, named Emanuel Ackey, through
the band As soon as captured the parties
were taken TO the Hammond street Station
house, where they gave their names as John
Council and Nicholas Bradley. We learn that
the two have been known to the police OF the
city for some time past as suspicious charac-
ters THIS s certainly the boldest attempt at
robbery we have been called upon to record
for a longtime past In our remembrance,
it has hardly been exeelled for daring
John Cuuell is charged with attempt to rob,
and Nicholas Bradley is charged with mali
cious shooting at j W Carson, and shooting
with intent to kill and attempt to rob- Gin.
ciaRaG Enquirer June 2sth
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Nesro snGtnge ln Loulslann.

Public sentiment in Louisiana is almost
entirely unanimously in favor Of the con-
siitutional plan suggested by President
johnson for restoring the relations be-
tween tho States and the National Gov
cnment, and measures are in active pro-
grcss in that State to perfect the arrange
ments necessary 70 carry the plan into
effect there. The elective franchise will
stand upon an exclusively 'rbae basis,
despite tho efforts of Chief Justice Chase,
who made an eoctioneering pilgrimage to
Louisiana for the purpose of oounteractlng
tho Presidents policy in this particular.
Free white citizons Of the State, who have
9ttained the age of twenty-one years, and
all white citizens Of the United States who
have lived at least one year in the State,
will be allowed to vote. but on no condi-
ton win thoelectivc franchise be extended
beyond the class of voters specified.
The disturbing question of tho negro
removed, the task Of restoring Louisiana
70 her former status will not be difficult.
The people having in sincerity and good
faith abandoned all opposition to the au-
thority of the General Government, they
are naturally anxious that the civil laws
of the State should be restored, This end
can be reached under the plan sanctioned
by the President, and accepted by the
people of the South. The efforts of Chief
Justice Chase and tho Radicals TO defeat
the object of the President by insisting
upon negro suffrage as one Of the condi-
tipns of reconstruction, proves that it is
political power they are aiming at, not re-
union, with happiness and prosperity ioI
the people. The total rout of the Chase
faction in Louisiana, and the adoption
there of the policy of the President, is
cheering to the real friends of the Union in
all sections of the country.
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@enical.

For the speedy cure OF Chronic Diseases, such as
lnflamatory Rheumatism, Liver Complaiua Fisiuls,
Cancers, &c. Also,
SEXUAL AND SEMINAL DISEASES,
Such as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Syphilis, Uterine Hemor
hage, Dysmenorrhea Leucorrhea Oatarrh OF the bad-
der, and all other actiOn OF the Urinary apparatus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Vegetatlng Structures
cured by new process without pain.
DIR. BITLER il we'll kuown throughout the eoun.
try as an eminent Physician, aud has had twenty
three years. experience regular practit itioner
Persons calling at DR.. BIS Office, sending for pack
ages OF Medicine, may rely his assurance oiconf-
Dental secresy, with implicit faith, and expect no
more than to be charged with fair and mutually
satisfactory remuneration for services rendered.
SELF ABUSE-ThB solitary vice or depraVed Sex
ua indulgence practiced by the youth OF both SEX TO
almost unlimited extent, can Dc cured Persons so
afflicted should apply Immediately, either IN person
or by letter and have q cure affected.
FEMALE DISEASES-Snch as suppressiona, Ir-
regulaTties, Falling ofthe Womb, Tnmors, all Uri.
nary Diseases, painful difcult Menstruatlon, &C.
Have no decacy 10 calling. No difference what you
troubles may be, he afflicted cordially invited to
call and satisfy themselves.
Persons may consult Dr. BITLER either person
ally or at his Box, which is 934, Dayton 0tiO.
Consultation by letter One Dollar. Personally, or
at his Office, free. Remember the came,
DIR. M. BITLER& 90.
P. o. Box 93l, Cleggs Hail, Third street. En-
trance 10 main hall, Room NO. 0.
Office Hours nom A. NJ, 10 p. NJ.
m2Suly.
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TerrItory oI Montana.

This new Territory, including the
Rocky Mountains above N. lat, As, and
the Yellow Stone, upper Missouri, and
Bow River on this side, is estimated now
to contain at least $4,000 white inhabi-
tants, though it only began to be settled
three years ago. Its official capital is
Virginia City, on the Jefferson Fork of
the upper Missouri; its Governor, the
Hon. Sidney. Edgerton, formerly member
of Congress from Ohio. Though its ele-
vation above the tide is some 1000 feet
and upward, its climate is millor than
that Of tho regions further east in like la
titudes, owing to the influence of tho Pa
cifc breczes in winter. tits well timbered
and watered, and produces silver and gold
abundantly. while natural grass is ample,
and grain generously rewards the hus-
bandman.