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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
DisITL II. RuaDrTr. Auetloneer =,
GOVERNMENT VESSELS AT AUCTION
BURDETT, JONES 6 Co.
SELL -
On WEDNESDAY. sept. n, 1909,

AZ " O'Clock, Moon,
AT TIF NAVYYARD. BROOKLYN,
nv order OF the Navy Department. tho following ve'
Il. = steamer MrMPTIIs-Lens,h 927 h-et breadth, %
t.t iuehs Jeo of Lod II feet ncnes; depth teiwe.i'
dro.. fet inches EngiIp vertical or e, Sens rn
sn..i diameter Of eyindrr 20 ,"sns. ''''A'
EsrI ARttUR-L-nIth. III pfsAa.n 81 - q 49,,
d-pt of hold, iee inches and drP.h between u''A' "
10 Sic ! wheel ,,..n,rr STATE or oroRok-LcnFth %,
feet inc. brrad,b 81 feet; depth of hold, - ire' ,s
b. wren j., l.. feet lnche. oie .ids lever ana
el-r Of o Iud,r 4 inches. Hoke, Sert 9tubaA po"ei'
,.,,,ssl .trsn.es ClREs-Lengb, loa feet inches
breadth, y feet inches dspb ieet nene, Ss
s~i .n.er Of ,yndsf o. ineht' .tIoar, ''s'
screw steamer OALAriA--Lens,h ~ feet nchss
sIs,de % G ashs; dsP S 10 o. !. .I .Trng a.nsr
oil ,nder - incbe. stroke. ~ iuehes hotioD'A 'uOs
Iron .ide'~ie.i steamer poyEGAL-Lens'h 200 feet
brrafh 81 fee, depth Of hold 10 het inche. p
az. feet inches QUO -Dgne daneir ef oyn'
STOKE II fr,t rciurn le boiler unao-.
sdr.wb~el steamer FORT JACksos-Lcnfn. f.s iss.
pehs' breadth 81 l,et insn ssl.t o. oeb d.ph Of app
b,t~.-n drck. feet iucis. on. peIn s"I ,.ur,
yindsr IA ncLe. stroke, feet boef' Ion]0"'A
screw .s,er swEErBarAR-Len leo feet breadth
q fee aehe' depth OF hold o". ross ~ inches
onr ind tubular boiler iurnsc's breadth
wheel strau,f WAnDO-Lrugtl, ~" ire oiiSSi.
aG feet; d-yah Of ho d. II feet inches dia's'r ol
s1 inches; stoke feet o-ciatins rnsHvs WV '
"1|' sis Wheel rpry'Soa, CSM HUBr-Lengtb ial feet
breadth 2s fee, IL inrhrs depth u i,et Inclined sn.e
diameter eynder 3G nche. .,rcse vres g"e s fee.
inches; breadth 32 feet inch; deph II feet inch.s W
rmrer Of cylinder a. inche.; suoAe ieet oetih 's
Schooner GEO MANGHAM-Lengb, loI feet p'eAa'"
20 fs iiches d, p,h feet inchrs -, -, hsd,b %
screw s,eAui1r DAyLlGuT-Lcnsh.I u, iseti o'sso'
s. inche. depth OF hold II feet; hight between urv "a
foe, 10 inches, diameter Of cylinder ~ inehes' s'As
SCREW tug HYDlANOEA-Lenrh,l lls fset 5lesa, 1anhs
feel inches depth feet; disneter OF e!nndsr =.
Ike o n q
screw a.. .CATALPA-Lcngh. lS5 ieet mehrs plrsaaln
., fee, incs depth feet inches di,meter oi eyn
"a inches, stroke, " inches ono veTlieH shso' WV ~
Tvs fnrnscrs. an A.. t..,h %
feet depth Of hold II feet inches. ,,,, -, ~.
qree.ms,ted schooner J. Il. CHAMBERs-Lensth l2+
se, nchr. BREADTH ~ feet inches depth IL feet nenes
Schooner RACEh-Lengtb los feet breadth' 20 iee' "
inches, depth. feet inches. ,
TERMs-Twenty per cent on day Of sale the balance
sl days. when the v'ss pSs g Te'1ovsa .,o% We
TyssR SA@~ Sss'SssysSA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

B. CROOK, No 50 rultSn.st st nES!s ES!aSy!i:hsd b
-: s.,;.., In nyoWprh tSm sH0T cUTLERY, A~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 49S
~ way nearly opposite 81. Nicholas HotelGEO. A. LEA
W.T. Auctonfsr. by +. Coolev ConsiSIn,en solicited.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
Che Curt

@,REAT TR0T AT THE
a1 FASHION COURSE,
IN which the celebrated horses '..-.
LADY EMMA, ..------- a q f.... ef
.It f.. 10 DEXTER. l
. -,yJ : - GENERAL PUTr.rR end
D III HLnNJ.. are eit-.s1
GREtr TrOT To NACOSS. ,f
% -rlt ON THURSDAY. SEPT 20. 1855 A.
ococh pans 81 COO mile heats, best three In Eve
wagons. -. La. y,dv Fmna
IL Woodrrf names ch. ,.be.y XilIss
\ Mclaughlin nsnes br. s.s..s....'.''os'' peIter
Owner names br g......''.''''''''' Elonde
j. Love,t names b. g.....'...; w,;ts. nt present
Tho ,beve horses are the most noea exhibitions
the trouq turf and In the comm. o looked
AZ speed. bottom aud sAilfal drivns may ''''''
for II, . q ,yv every h;teen minutes Ios
Boats Leave .n su,ep ry every haf ,, nom %
a., she forenoon. Trains leave Hunter ''''
lao and $50 % for 20 JOSEPH srI cRoCHERoN M'''ss'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

CTEINwAY e. SONS GOLD MEDAL.
- GRAND AND SQUARE PlASos az. nov coe'dsf.
he., Ga Europe vel "a his oouuy hsv .crir's NO
hr,t Pm, Medal tho Worlds Exhibition Ia London ~!
The principal ths ssinw-, r.nS. He .lp- or
10 all ether, ~ coGipo.sd u hss ffActifA
a.ne ort- ssnr. (fath-r snd .ol haven't ~ tf
own inprev-ue,s, All unasr wnss- p~ro~i siPrr's'n
every Isrt nstgulent a. u,.nua-iueA s~foo'Is
hoe Il and n East Fourteenth s beI~ees On'oa square an
irving Place Ns~.i~k.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

JoHs N. DRAPER. Auctoneer
+ UNDERWRITERS SALE of DAMAGED
l. GOODS.
JOHN II DRAPER 4 Co.
vii seN
r on THURSDAY September %, Ices,
..|. al III o'clock a. m, r.. r.
al the foot Of Cheryst Eat River the following goods
- ,sved from the lire al Cos's Warehouses.
About 500 tups RAGS, Leghoru Mss.ans, Blue aud
Coored Rag.
1000 DIES. .... .. ... b
100 TINS Of WOOL.
40 tuns OF GUNNY BAGS. .. f.0..f .. I
'it 800 tnns Of RUSSIAN JUNK.
so bales Of CALCUTTA CoW.IuDEs
1000 bags of SUGAR.
80 hogshesds SUGAR
40 barrels CITRON
Lea Of fIRON cad eyEEk
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rv,yrv.rornru AsyuAL ExnIsrrIos.

AT The Fushiou Pleasure Grounds,
NEWrOWN, L. l. -
.,, ~ prsp,inms nearly 81 .oo, including over eoc0
for es,e sheep aud swine. special Preuan FOR
traei horses to the amount OF - HORSES ioi a.
80 sIaS larrr s,noupt Of Peuums for gS D, nuity
sow-,, vegetables. farm Implements and machinery !"
general ~ .S1r.ssins
ioIi HAROLD, Secretary Hampstead, H. L. who "x ~
on The grounds on the 3D. with the yarous commes u
rsn.ementa -, 4. -...,iv "a tbsir ad.
Msnnracturers and others will tnd greatly 20 mn
IN .hhit a. thi. Fair large part oil tas poPa.0"
az Long is and viii be the grounds a., t.,.. sp.
Free passes will be giyento eX ID tors ovst ts
and Thirty iourthst Ferris. q.
Astoiis cry, Flushing Bg.dsa ana f'AhA "'AD'
been previously made. - NJ. nil era conveysnees
on ts 30. SycL,t $40; Annual Memosu 81, which
viii 'S admit member. and tr isnls' nndss isse. .. e.
ana sV" - Ticket, oeats Children under ~ yesIs
splHe NJ kets can be procured az the entrance on
lscs son-ave. , NJ Su Barclay 81. N. Y.
'oH~ Iiemps,ead l.. l.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

'hE MISSES BUCKNALL's ENGLISH and
rhENCH BOARDISG end DAY SCHOOL. No.
49, second door from the fnhave, will
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
UNIVERSITY Of

T AW DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY OF
~ NEWYORK ClTY.-Ths next session commences On
MONDAY, Oct. q The cour,e consists Of two years nnt
gentlemen with sufficient pr pssson may enter the senior
year. Graduates admitted a. member Of the Bsr oy
special stature For further Information spply personally or
BY latter, TO JOHN NORTON POMEROY, CniveT.ty Build
iDy, Wsshinston.squaIe, Eew.Gorx.
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Sales bp 1nrtlotl.

MEDICAL PunvsYoas Ovncr,
. WAsBIIereH, ID. c., Sept. Is, 1865
A UCTION SALE of HOSPITAL PROP
IA ERTY
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

Ivl,HE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square.
i aud UpGishi PIASps. MELODEoss. HAIKU.
NUNS and CABINET ORGANS. Mho.esar ni frtaI s'
sdnr.d ptee. 10 ~i end r-at Aow-d pgrch4sed honip,
svm.n received for second haui pinof =, b
sA'n, FROM so 4t15 Factory sn1 wafer NO -,
p,..s.ay ash paid nd-sd flasOs flAhes tuhei
AMI repalfed. hofr nnd shipped
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
euatnis.

DARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- AZ between Spring 'rS sTRsISS sss
s''d Military S5TH DE,r:J 81 ;niilis 4RE DRUM, 300
story Of the French mel ] RsyGlssiono ovn ., vr.n.
NADINE nASI eA!hs ASFR a saah s'.a
Mr. W. ovER EsnaJsSS loSS Fat5SRFIisss'' Singer
TIE IGENaf dc6N 5lSc1tSS Macon aDcoag ceeny Illinois
T$STE EsfiESF SaA %6Nas SSas E ISS iA Sod
vo soHEN5AS "a glass S1INFs Bh9WEfso N Morrow
pnoHp SurcHfSGs ItNHM SsAii IlGHTNiNG CALCULATOR
- %.REE. HORNED BULL.
GREAT puLLFRoG s..Sw. s"Siw,; uv
Co.norans sterecscoptcons Learned Seal. Happy Fam
lily, Grand Aqaara. Mammoth Turtle. etc
Admission. 30 cents. Children undor TO- 10 cent?
NIBLOs GARDEN. GA 9EsT--.tu.
~ Lessee and Manager MhEAIhA !, :, l.
sEcoS6 WEGk AND pgssELY CROWDED
to witness tie matches and celebrated
. ,.,,v, 4. .vr, AND SsSAs SesohAFSsY. ...
AND THE aEhEs9fGER 9RaY foWssSdH RAhTiAf siEE
THIS 9wEDs+SpSA65bb S6bbESsRI kShE,No' s''ts' 1865
with IT. GREAT CAST. O''''''' le.l - -.
L...............a,....'Th Drunken ccn.cIps
a6tSd Goss".d
an unappoachabs performance and Of tie
'''' REMARKABLE CHILD ARTIST
Thee Ths piece ecncIads. VITA grand sk2TiNo SCENE.
ny ''s0s'U GABRIEL AND ANsTToINE RAvEL
a. Ppo and Fernandez
M and af. GoMERsAL aud the Dramatic Company in
TomOrrow moro 'erfiHGRspAY) Y)-oh.nse Of Prosramms.
- sXTTRbAY ASfFfEnNooN ~ s'sleet, Il.
SECOND GRAND RANEL MATINEE.
Adniion, u cents. secured seas 81 ianny crce Ten
trance on Cro.oy.stl 20 cent'.
Ivg'HE HIPPOTHEATRON.... ...... Begins at 8.
SETToaSr S:lees ffKGHsd nd pouRrHAyEs
DHss''' 4 %IiiS HH;',fe.i n&6 EVERY EiviESiNG
GRAND MATlNBfS
oH wT4NNEESRsfkYs nNESsk stscEss nSe sAT6FGAf 6F %hE at"
MOST BRILLIANT ARRAY OF ARTISTIC yI T.LESrs sSIc
EQUESTRIAN, GfMNASIlC,
A'hSfAt!g Eyka !FgaEsESHfFfp HfFfp N M MSkM;ySHk' ''
suffRB srCD OF HORSES.
| UEEXAMPIED TRIUMPH
q the marvellous equestrian and ustchess tight rope per-
former, 4
THE CHILD WONDER OF THE WORLD:
whose peri eci. the most profound wOndermens
rvsnw r 'n, Ill Tie GREAT ARTISTS, vvv.,,o
ThE oEASD Riy J...Ie Pallet arsAfiE? fsANfiTEcAIAE,
On THE eCULPTORS SrRATAGEM,
| In which The entire Company will sppesr.
Prices oi AJmiss'oa--BoIe: and Dress Circle 70 cenfsi
phitbeare, IS cents box ofhcs open from 10 until
pm.
MILE. PAREPA-IRyING HALL.
WI Tomorrow tTHURsDAY Sept 2s). at o'clock
10 L" '''''x.uSs NEW y q "ssEHssiss OF CONCERTS.
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pIANn-EORTE MAKERS,

IHn BROOME.ST. 49, MCDONALDS PA
4ZU NOFORrfs 500 10 80 lcss t'an n..sl rsir''
A,o On htrd sscor dhad FNNos Tor ALE en- sp.
odhaud Piano. boagt sAsn Ia part pay iof our n""
aue
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

VIE ENGLISH, FRENCH and CLASSICAL
N - sOhoOL Of DR.. r. BERTHLT and b. BRAAAN,
W open sept 18th, at No. s20 Broadway There is Gym
kreedway -F' "
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

VHARLlER FRENCH INcIIIUI IOr
CYOUNG GENTLEMEN, Nos. 4s and 50 East Twenty
ssSrh.st-Wil reopen Sept l9, TUESDAY. Boarding and
Heys prepsred for Colc.e Business West Point and The
g.vy School French is the language used at large and l.
S. snokep without interfering with other studies The
asntas contains the Of the pupils and their parents
5sinS The past ten years Urinary Department for young
pa.s aver seven Prof Ellie CHARLIEl, Director
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

DOYS' BOARDING-SCIIOOL, Stamford, CT.
Is Row. will be fitted FOR College Business Fail Term
=. confluence Sept H. For particulars sddr9ss the Inn
dpA, -. zoe. ~ "
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

MILE. PAREPA-IRVING HALL.
WI Tomorrow fIHURSDAY. Sept 28), st o'clock
Mr. B,,emSn respectfully suaOuncetha. he vii give prior
10 Lis departure for the Ep,t,
NEW SERIES or CONCERTS.
AT IRVING HALL,
Tomorrow, THURSDAY, 18th FRIDAY. 10th,
snd SATURDAY, Sept 30
MILE. PAREPA,
hoso unphsu, hs. been confirmed by tie most
ctte. mblel IN place Of suusenient,
will inroduc cs man pi-c,s, ard be assisted BY
Nj Ed DANSREnTUER the successful American Piapist.
Herr CARL ROSA Ksp pem cistsf and Soto Nioiilrst
Gr. THEODORE IiOdAS, with bis Grand Orcnest:a;
Fer re,ctv-d s-s,s .ppy at Beer schIm.r, nc. 'y'
Bro-away, shells, No WAIst Schuosrs, Noblo Broad
gsy; Iryiny hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

CRFAT FAIR of the AMERICAN lNSIl-
" TUTE now open st the ARMORY, on -Four teenih's-
rear si,nsyr., daiy from a. m 20 10 p m -,,,,,.,y
Il eons.,s o. NEW INVENTIONS, MAChlNEhIlr
MANUFACTURERS AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Ther. Il o1 exhibition a large collection OF
MACHINERY In NOTION
FRUITS. FLOWERS. &C.,
will be exhibited during the fair.
DoI,WoT ~. Tw cnty econd Regimen, Band engaged.
MIR. HENRY GEBHAHDs GY MNASloM Nj
! ard PENCISG ACADEMY. No. i6i ffh-sve., corner
ffwrnty second aud Bro dway, wi! eOgnnsnce wlh its
Il,h er.on l905-l366, MONDAY, Oct Circulars sent
application.
CHOULD there be Universal Amnesty
- for all Rcbelsi" will he discussed AZ MeLoPoiitsn
u.lI No o. Sirth.a,e Oh THURSDAY EVENING, 2osb'
eoma,,ncus At .. clcc,. Abe SpIA
.m and the Mirtcr- ofthe Bible discussed this evening
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-15

~ Az ARAB TRApwIoN.-It bias frequeuuy
been asserted that Adam was made from the
earth Of the plain called .'Campus Da1nasee-
NUS near Hebron. .xhich is of azrcd color
from this his-n name isgsupposed to be derived.
since Adam. in Hebrew, signifies red, 1t is,
therefore, no wonder that the Arabs in gen
eral and especially the Mahometans, regard
this field with great reverence, and take
away morsels of the earth as relics. Accord
ing to them it was Azrael, the angel ofdeath,
who brought to God the dust Of which Adam
was formed. This had been gathered from
the four quarters OF. the world,, and was of
different colors. corresponding with those Of
the different races Of men, After God had
made man, He placed him in a Paradise,
where nothing was wanting that could min
lister to his pleasures +; and on his complain
ing Of lonliness, gave him Eve as a compan-
ion. She afterwards led him into sin. and
God sent both of them to do penance and pu-
rify themselves by standing for forty days in
the waters of the Jordan Adam faithfully
lobeyed the command OF God bus Ege came
out Of the river before Aer period Of probation
had expired, and thts incurred again the an
ger of the Almighty, who then separated
them for one hundred years. EdTisi. an
Arab historian. asserts thatlthe body of Eve
is buried at Jeddah, the port Of Mecca, and
that the Kaaba was the dwelling Of Adam. =
Pirotti'S Traditions Of Palestine.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-15

=, YANKEE ENTERPRIsE.-Col. Gowan Of Bos-
ton. who had the contract of getting up the
sunken ships in the barbor Of SebastopoI.
stumbled on some oil wells near the Sea- aof
Azof, last year which he has since worked
with handsome profit, and lately be has
discovered and bought another in the Island
of Samos, on the shore of the Mediterranean
What is still more curious, this well was
spoken Of by Herodotus, the Greek historian.
$50 years before Christ, and from that day
to this no one has thought ofturning to use
this important discovery. tz.i'i
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-15

REMARKABLE SKATING FEAT.-Prof II. s.
Quinn, of New York, who has been lecturing
in the Northwest. arrived at Quincy, recent
ly on skates, having skated all the way
from St. Paul, which place he left on the
9th ult., and reached Quincy on the 23d,
travelling the whole distance of $50 miles in
ii days, stopping on the way to deliver
lectures. He found the ice smooth and
beautiful, and clear of air holes. He had a
clean stretch from St. Paul to Quincy, and
he bowled down the globe, over five degrees
of latitude. without meeting with an impe-
diment. 1t is one of the most extraordinary
feats on record.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-15

AN ARMY CoKPs TREED.-A private
letter written by soldier, in Sherman,s army
Jannary 2lst. to'a friend, contains anAitem
of news which has not appeared in che dis
patches. He says: g The Fifteenth Army
Corps left here three or four days ago for
Charleston, and when they got into the rice
swamps the rebels opened the flood gates
upon them, and put them in about ten feet
of water, some below it,and some above it in
tops of trees. They are there now, in trees,
without arms or rations, and how they are
10 etvway is more than ! can understand.
The foregoing has been going the rounds
of tn :, rebel papers in this State. Will some
of those papers tell us how it is. that having
all the corps "np tree" without ammuni-
ton armso food, the rebel braves did not
sail In with their boats and capture them?
40 q man up a tree" it looks very mpch as
II thersbels were .sosbusy lstepping off the
distance between Savannah and North Caro-
lina that they were not aware of the condi-,
ton of the Fifteenth Corps Notwithstand-
ing 1t was up a tree, the Fifteenth seemed to
oe az Fay etteville ingood time.-Bee.DT
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-15

-1ESERAL JAcKsoN's ADOPTED SoN.-An-
9rew D.. ponelson. adopted son of Andrew
oackson' s who will be remembered as a
pfominenecitlzen of Tennessee, and who was
Sanunloate ios the Vice Presidency on the
", s.loSe' Win Willard Fillmore, in 1856, recent
~. y zane within the Union lines at Nashville,
sSA .ne amnesty oath, and has since been
.,.,,egeaa S,a.a . 60 where he. pleased in. that
80, without let or hindrance from the
n;u;a T irsst. = 81 an'nor'pes. During his term in
.:1:. IL nc uiu not enter into either the civil or
'uil'aIy service OF the rebels, nor compro-
E''e ~ nilnsel IN support of the cause of seces-
slon iufsher than ma cir samstances compelled.
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-15

Cool As A CucrunER.- Glamour du
Gard relates an instance Of cool intrepiditv
in boy ten years Old, Nisn1es, worthy, it
declares. of Spartan. Notwithstanding the
prohibition of the parents. he frequently
ascends to the summit Of the amphitheatre
to take the nest of bats. by which the old
Roman edifceis peopled The hight of the
building is so great that to look down from
the top is sufficient to render the spectator
giddy. A few days back the father per
ceved his son at his favorite pursuit on the
topmost crest of .the. ruins, and hurrying up
to the place, siezed the boy-b by the leg, and
holding him out. in the open space, cried
out, = Will you promise me never to do it
again p. The position of the boy was fearful
but he coolly replied Lower me little
more, father. can see whole brood of
bats in a hole below, let me take them this
time and promise never to. recon nence.;'
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-15

: soxE years agp a gentleman Of Norfolk.
va, had fine negro. to whom he gave the
privilege OF hiring himself out and keeping
one halt OF the wages. One day the negro.
came home to his master to tell him chat the
man for whomsheahad been working wished
to buy him ahdswonlA give al,S00 aar him
I meli,T Sgd iis pssser, {: .9gY h! IF that2
oon wan q sell. = But you sec, rsassl, "
sad Sam, = rs had d cough for-s54h ttne
and specs Pm gwfnc into aesutsstiong I
don't spec ! shall 'lasi NOR y 'tw6or ...hree
years, and I'd Ike to take dat nlanin. 79
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-15

WOMEN IN PARAGUAY.-Eyevbo body smokes
in Paraguay, and nearly every female above
thirteen years of age chews. We are wrong.
They do net chew. but put the tobacco in
their mouths, keep it there constantly except
when eating. and instead of chewing roll it
about with their tongue and suck It, Only
imagine yourself about to salute the rich red
lips of magnificent little Hebe arrayed in
satin and flashing with diamonds. She puts
you back with one delicate hand, while with
the fair taper fingers of the other she draws
forth from her mouth Il brownish- Black roll
of tobacco, quite two inches long, looking
like monstrous grub, and depositibg the
savory morsel on the rim of your som mbrero
puts up her face. and is ready for Your sa
Lutte. We have sometimes seen an orer-deli-
cate foreigner turn with shudder of loathing
under such circumstances, and Get the epi
thet of el eGcaco the savage) applied to him
by the offended beauty for his squeamishness
However. one soon gets used to this in Para
quay, where you are, perforce to custom,
Obliged to kiss every lady you are introduced
to; and one half you meet are really tempt
ing enough to render YOU reckless ofconse-
quences. You would sip the dew Of the prof
fered kiss in the face of tobacco battery,
even the double distilled " honey dew of old
Virginia. e n - 4f
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-15

The gallent Gen. Grerson has been bre
vetAd aMaiorG General. He has we'll won his
{ additional ftar. le gs4s s-dle saas :
The Shasta courier., 1865-04-15
HAPPINESS or MISERY,
THAT IS THE QUESTION
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seeo asa Science.r-

have determined, regardless of expense, to Issue
FREE flor the benefit of suffering humanity,) four
Of their most interesting and instructive Lee
TURES, on MARRIAGE, and its disqualifcations;
Nervous Debility, Premature Decline of Manhood.
Indiges.cn We ansss q pspses9 s9on; Loss of En-,
those maladies that, result from youthful folles,
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and Natures Laws fsy.-.-... =. -srs,e 80
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
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The Shasta courier., 1865-04-15


EFFEcTs OF CHLoRoFoRM.-The last volume
of g Transactions" issued bv the Royal
Medical and Chirurgical Society contains
the elaborate report Of a committee of the
society appointed g to inquire into, the uses
and the physiological, therapentieal and
toxical effects of chlorof0rm, as we'll as the
best mode of administering it and of obviat-
ing any i'll consequences resulting from it's
administration The report is accompanied
b. many details exhibited in tabular form
The following are the " Physiological Conclu-
sions !" "Chloroform at first increases the
force of the hearts action this effect is
slight and transient. When complete anas-
thesia is produced by ehloroform the heart in
all cases acts with less than its natural force
The strongest doses Of .chlorotorm ,vapog
when admitted freely into the lungs, destroy
animal life by arresting the action of the
heart. BY moderate doses of chloroform the
hearts action is much weakened for some
time before death ensues; respiration gener-
ally, but not invariably, ceases before the
action of the heart, and death is due both to
tie failure Of the hearts action and to that of
the respiratory function. The danger attend
ing the use of chloroform increases with the
degree of stuporit induces. Apparent irreg
ularities in. the action of chloroform mainly
depend on the varying strength of the vapors
employed on the quality of the cbloroform,
and on the constitution of the patient" The
committee state that the results of 1886 cap-
ital operations performed before, and of 1887
performed since, the introduction of anes
thetics, collected from all authentic available
sources, show that anaesthetics have in no
degree increased the ratio of mortality
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on the person of a girl four years old under
circumstances Of atrocity indcscribabic.
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