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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-06
N. York Advertisements
MANHOOD,

In THE YouNd AND RISING GENERATION. THl
vegotatye powers Of liio are strong, but in few
how often the pald hue the lackustre eye ane
smneiated form, and the mpossbnity Of application t
mental effort, show Its baneful influence. It soon be-
omea evident to the observer that some depressing
uenoe is checking the development OF the body. Con
umpon talked 1f and persps the youth is removed
the school and sent into tho country. This 10 ont
Of tho worst movements. Removed from ordinary d.
ereions Of the eyerohanging scenes OF the city the
althfu and rural exercise, thoughts are turned In
ward upon themselves.
Hooked for with anxiety as the first sympt" In which
Mature h to show her saving power In d sing the cir
Alas increase OF appetite has by what It fed
nd the energies OF the systp2 prosrated, and the
nj period In which body and mind undergo fasoinat
pg change from child to woman is looked for in vain
he parents heart beods In anxiety. and fancies tho
rave but waiting for its victim.
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUOHU,
For Weakns drisin0 from szceises Early Indiscrs
hon.
Attended with tho following symptoms:
Indisposltion to EIertion, Loss Of Power, LOSS o.
Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing, General Weakness
aorror Of Death, Night sweats Gold Feet Wakefunoss
Muscular System Often Enormous Appetite with Dy
.pepto Symptoms. Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body,
The Face Pain In the Back Heavness Of the Eye4ds
frequently Black Spots flying before the Eyes, with
on, Great Mobility, Restlessness with Horror Of 30
tety Nothing Ia more desirable to such patients thar
ohsuue anu nonnG they moro dread Tor Fear OF Them
elves, no Repose Of Manner Earnestneas, Specu
alton. but hurried transition from ono question K
nother
These symptoms, allowed to 60 on-whioh this Mo
@oine invariably removes-soon follow LoA of Posoer
Foftay and EPiptic Fts, in one Of which the patien
may expire
During tho auperintendenoe OF DR.. Wilson, at th,
bloomingdae Asylum this sad resait ooourpod TO two
patients; reason had for time left ham, andb thdi I'd
OF epilepsy They were Of both seohsa at venJ
Who can say that these e1cesssasr no, zNnth
ouoWed by those direful diseased ss0aityar ~ sys1S
on The records Of the Insane Asyltss and the mol
neholy deaths by Consumption bear ample witness &c
no ruth OF these assertions In Lunaao Asylums the
iactually sodden and quite destute-nether rirth On
riel ever vats It Should sound Of the voice occur
In rarely artculAte. O
"With woeful measures wan Despair
Low sullen sounds his grief beguiled.'
Whilst regret the existence OF the sboye disease,
and symptoms, we ara prepared to offer an Invaluable
gtft OF chemistry for the
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READ WHO 81 YY so.

fHOM THE HON. THOMAS B. FIIORENOR
WAsHrNaToN. January J. 1864
aeneemen:-Haying stated 1t verbally to YOU have
marked benefit rom your Hollands German BitteSs
During long and tedious session Of Congress- presan
and onerous duties nearly prostrated me- Kind friepS
guggested the use Of the preparation have named.
tooh hiB advice. and the result was Improvement n
heath removed energy, and that PARTICULAR reIaS a.
much needed and obtained. Others may be Bimilariy
Truly your friend. THOMAS r. Proppunu
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MANHoOD AND THE VIGOR OF YOU9n
sRNCR OF LIFE. Dr.. Ricord tof Paris} after yasss
sanest has at length acOedcd to The .srne
o. the American public and appointed q lgsn
Essence Of Life. This wonderful sgent wn ecstoTs
mnnnood 10 the most ahatered constitutions vhohsj
oauaes The time required to cure the mont invetoras,
case i four weehs and II used according to printed In
Ihs ere5torinR remedy should be taken by ali nboIii
70 marry % Its eject are permanent It 10
py the medical pregr 70 be greatest discovery oyo
msde Its developing powers Ire miraculous Bt,ooeS
N every case 10 az certain that eosnoe overhroVs In
noranca Dr.: Hcord'B Essence. of Life "a e5id n
cases. with full Instructions for uso a o. or tout eust
thea In one for So and win be rets any paYt narsi,
paohsd On reoe Of % his aScredSd agsI
0. aSs Hs, osIdbazts 5es NaT Tosa ID
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GARrHER DEXTER & CO.,

T0MMIsg1ON MERCHANTS, FOR THE aALu o,
" COTTON, 20. u6 PRARI-STREET, New York;.
or 70 National American Exchange Bank; 10.
vhAANkILN-sTREET, Boston-Refer to National Bas
Commerce, National Revere BANK. 49,
Having ample means for advances, o business
Iuhintanoo OF twenty-five years with sastern Bpinno,
md combining themselves strictly to Gommission Bu
aess without operating their own account, respu.
ully Bolinis o0nsignments.
J. L. ABBOTT b co., Agents In Mobf.a =
U. Z. DEXTER, Agent In columbus, GA
October 2S 1U Dr.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-09-28

~ hary y }heeir rraying that the same be
proven AMI admitted O. iroiatc according to
'lc lay q This STATE Therefore, it is ordered
ibc 81 A application be heard before me nj the
Probate Office in Manitor &c, in said county, on
the L. lay e October A 4 eco. at IL o'clock
A " And il Is further ordered, that notice
shall nc ven 70 all persons Interested in said
vii! Of the time and place Of Hail hearing, by
publication "a tho Maniowoc Pilot, a news
paucr II .ntei in aril town. E,r three successive
week., once each week, prior to the time of
such hearing, BY the Court,
93t GEO W. BARKER. Co Judge
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Tax Notice,
OFFICE ii TIE CxEaE OF TIE County ]
BOARD az UFEBvIaOE5, p,
- @MaSITowoC, September Il, 1866 !

- sMaSITOwoc, September Il, 1866 }
A ELpersons intcrcstcl are hereby notified
"a that the following tracts Of land an town
cts lying and being situated n tuc County Of
EHni'oUoc AMI State OF Wisconsin. rcmain.h%
narciccmcd in the o.hcc OF the Clerk OF the
,Vn q Board Of Supervisors CT the ounty OF
Mar!.owoc AM state Of Wisconsin for the
taxes ,uc. aud unpaid thereon i1r The ycar
1868 for which said taxes the sail tracts 0!
hnl AMI town lots were soil Oh the lU;h day
of way. j. D. 1851 Vow therefore, unless
the amount .. I &cs, interest fees and thar. rs
set opposite the .cycrL tracts Of land AMI
sown lots. us herein described be paid Oh OF
before the l0th lay Of May. 1857. the a..nc
VII be conveyed to the purchaser or his
nssirncez in IN au4ucc Of the Statutes in such
case II41c ;,II i.o..lcl
WiLLihN'B ,CH, r..
C.cri: Of tie CoGn'y Board Of Supervisor 9!
Idnitowoc toun;y. Wisconsin.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-21
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The steamship africa, with A. Cook for Cap
lain, arrived at Halifax yesterday with one
hundred and forty passengers, and some late
dates. Her passengers were of the healthiest,
and the dates were the latest of any steamer vet.
The steamship Great Eastern arrived at Beer.
haven with the cable on board: many persons
thought the Captain had too much aboard, and
1hat he had better leave that haven and get into
one of water.
The semi-otlicial Nord Dedsche APgemeiae
Zeitnng has pronounced upon the number OF
foreigners being among them, but the foreigners
nave some difficulty in pronouncing upon the
Zeatvng, it being tang they are not familiar
with.
The Austriaus have been completely bemmed
n by the Prussian need.e-gun.
Italian stocks have advanced. They were on
some Austrians during the advance OF the Army
The sanguine hopes of Peace negotiations
have entirely melted away, on account of the
heat of the last engagement between the two
armies
The Emperor Of the French proposes to take
care of Venice, while Italy goes into the tight
with Prussia about it. The King of Italy thanks
Napoleon III, but does not wish Venice pre-
served" among the Emperor's preserves.
The Po was so deep at Burgoforte that the
Austrian army trains had to wait there until it
was bridged. For two days it proved deep Po
of supplies for the Austrian troops.
General Bruhm, who was captured by the
Bavarians, has been taken through several towns
by band OF soldiers in want OF money, singing
''0h! buy of she wandering Bavarians a Bruhm.'
The soldiers were discovered and punished, but
The joke was not.
In a series of engagements between the Prus.
slams and Bavarians near Deombach, the Prus-
slams captured eight positions and sent them to
The rear.
The Austrian prisoners taken on the Sd
amounted to 20 900. After the battle, the Aus
1rians we're withdrawn to Gotobitz. 1t is to be
expected, says the correspondent that an army
would Go-to-btz after defeat like that.
Advices from Japan, up to the time of the
steamers sailing, would not be likely to be fol
lowed by either of the contending parties, even
If they knew what they were.
Paris Rentes were 6sf, and very poor accom-.
MOdations at that.
Another of Queen Victoria's daughters was
married on the 9TH. The Court Journal adds
'"There are a few mo1e left of the same Sort"
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(FRoB OUR F1sHY CONTRIBUTOR }
DUNK's FERRY, July %.


Mr.. Series Editor:-
am WaltOnian. No paper can be complete,
or even tolerable nowadays, that ignores the
refreshing and hungry sport of Fishing. You
cannot expect to fulfil your mission, or to per.
form your duty to society, until you have six or
eight columns on that subject every week. All
the fellows IN my Club, 1.-The sportmen's," )" say
so too.
Itake 1t for granted that all your readers
know how to fish, but will, nevertheless give
them some hints that may prove valuable.
You shoula be very careful in selecting Rod.
Different Woods are requisite for different fish.
Thus for Bass YOU want Eastwood, of courses;
for Catfish you want Cat-brier. In some kinds
of fishing, you require several sets of lines
This is not, however, the case with Perch; for
any Arithmetic will tel you that one Rod or
Pole is always equal to Perch.
You can fish for Trout in almost any Brook
you prefer Perhaps one &C the best places is
the Neshamony creek, opposite this place, in
which you may fish day in AMI day out without
terruption-wthout having W change your
Fly, although the Fly may change you, at least
your appearance.
j have done some very successful Ely-Fishing
in bowl of boarding house Soup, catching five
o. six in minute with a common tabIe.Gork.
1t may not be inappropriate Tor me, before |
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~
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3 N'O"" SUpYE% ssS>b'
NUMBER LxXvII.

= Dn9 FOR MENTAL DYsPEPTIos AND A CURE
FoR H1-PoOHoNDRIA, HYPOCRISY, OR ANY
COMPLAINT OF A NY ORDER
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BBoRT NRTRE-nLoeIcAB OBSERVATIONS FOR THE
WEAK.
July.
EEOmfAy, I6.-The Dunkers in commotion over
the question as to whether they shall receive
the co ored brethren and sisters, and saIute
them with q Ho Y KIss. They have not vet
come to a proper solution OF TINS re.bus.
Tuesday. I7.-AttOrney- General speed with.
Draws frcm the Cabinet L. was expected that
the other members would withdraw with sDeed
but they have been rather ow as vet content
with regularly Withdrawing their pay from
the Treasury.
wednesday, Is.-Height of the cheated term"
Butter melts: he CLERK OF the Eastern Mar
kei carneJ off 160 Jumps, Notwithstanding the
me ting entreaIes of tue dea ers.
ThGKbday. I9.-The Committee OF the City Coun.
cas-, on tour OF inspection 10 the BOudInot
lands IN this STATE, arrive as far as Cincinnati
on tHeir journey. RepOrted-"All we'll"
Friday. y.2O.-AttractiOns begin to thIcken at the
watering places. Fable Rock is giving way at
kiagala, ship ashore at Atlantic City and
the AtheHcs are gong to eat a dinner at Cape
Asy.
Saturday. 2I,-Series Column Day The Editor
having suffered this asst week attempting
10 pei up cOnundrum was recommended b.
his oh, sclan to 90 to u watering place; he
accordingly goes home on q wash.day
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close this letter, to give you specimen Of some

close this letter, 10 give you specimen Of sOme
Of my anfI lI u.f"
Fish Lines. . .
The ANGLRR's life Is Joyous one,
He knows no cares nor sins;
But bravely-lke some ancient Hun
Makes war upon the Fins.
He wanders oft with pensive feet,
Beside the brookleps marge;
And pulls up Little Fish to meet
His expectations Large.
He sits upon the grassy DYKE,
Or in bis lightsome boat
The while his cork, RED RoyEE-like,
Is singing, "Im FLoATw
And though no ocean creatures rise
To crafty hls wish,
Yet those who greet his longing eyes
Are mostly Flying Fish.
The Turtles grab the line he vets
(They bite uncommon snarp):
And II no better game he ges,
He's liable to Carp.
And when he comes his fish to weigh,
his friends all gather round
10 soon and Jeer, and say tnat "a
GOOD many weigh Pound.n
VII.
And then they think tits monstrous fun
To laugh and shout and scream,
Because he says "the biggest one
Fell back into the stream!"
VIII.
But they who seek the Finny race,
Must pace the meadow sCd
For many an hour OF empty chase
IT'S thus they kiss the Rob.
TX.
And when grim Death, with icy hand,
The Anglers end shall bring,
The Worms will have their vengeance, and
Get HIM upon a String
Yours by Hook or by Crook,
A. MULLETT.
Visit of the Committee of The CITY Cnnncils To
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FOR CAPE MAY.

Commencing MONDAY July l6, 1866 Trains win
leave Upper FeTry) Market street, Philadelphia,
800 A. M, Morning Mail, due 225.
200 +. Nj. Accommodation duet p, M.
AGO M. Fast express due 100
Returning will cave cape lsland-
$3.50 A, ", Morning Mal due l0O1,
70 A. M, Fast Express, Que 1907.
bOa p NJ, ExpTes due a.
Ticket Ofc at Ferrf foot Of Marx OF street, and No
6S Che nut street, Continental Hotel
Persons purchasing tickets Of the gent, at No Ss
Chesnut stleet by leaving ORDERS have their bag
gage called for and checked at their residences by
Graham's Baggage ExDfess-
62s j. VAN RENssELAER, superintendent
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Visit of the Committee of the City Councils t
the mineral lands of the Boudinot Estate.

What must we understand by this "adver,n
clipped from this mornings Ledger Is this war
between White and Black to be continued after
death9 For the epsrposes of anatomy are ,ohite
bodies so much more desirable? Read this:-
BV@ TIE MOST BEAUTIFUL WHITE
Bodles in this city. selling low for 80 days, at
Limerlck's No. 1918 Chestnut street.
We would ask if their value is impaired if
they are sunburnt, and why is Beauty reckoned
such virtue in the case 1t cannot mean that
the bodies are alive If so, talk no more of
the honors of the middle passage ~ The most
beautiful white bodies in the city selling low
80 days! Does the dealer mean our note for
80 days?
"OnlY think of it,
Then, If you cann'
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The Rail AT Cane sIov,

The Ball Season has commenced at Cape May.
Last Thursday the Athletics and another nine
had game ON the lawn in front of Congress
Hall. The "short stoppers," after the game,
were taken out-of the decanters, and were not
put in again.
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BBoRT NBTREILoeIcAB OBSERVATIONS FOR TIE
WEAK.
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Good News from Washington!

Many carpers are complaining of the long ses
sion and little work done by the present Con
gress but once and awhile they do an act which
seems to silence all compainings. The follow
ing was with the report OF yesterdays doings:-
"Leave of absence was granted, on motion Of
Mr.. Riddle, to Mr.. Salisbury, of Delaware, for
the remainder of the session."
Congress couldn't have spared better man.
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A New Warsaw in the Field

On Ihe Austrian battle-felds they have cir.
cular saw rigged up and driven by steam, for
the purposes OF amputation. This is Beneiek's
"circular" that was reckOned so cutting by the
powers of Europe.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-21

GENERAL SHERMAN has had Degree conferred
upon him by Dartmouth College. We hone il
was not degree of heat, as there are too many
degrees OF that kind about now.
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What Fall was There, my Countrymen

A Troy NEGRO recently fell from third-story
window to the pavement, and saved his life by
striking his head first. He was a Troy waiter
and the pound he got on the head was light, as
Troy weight allows but twelve ounces to the
pound,
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INSTRUCTION..

i PENNA. '
This new Institution, Literally endowed by the Hon.
Asa Packer, OF Mauch Chung and designed TO give a
tul practical edca ion suited to the REQUIREMENTS of
Ne hIe will be open TO receive students in the FIRST
Two CLAkbLS on the Is of September 1885
The location Is beautiful, proverbisly healthy,
and II is situated In The mids Industrial inIe-
instTuc ion.
Tie Course Will consist OF two parts First TWO
YEARS OF PREPARATORY iNSIRUC TION in Ma
uemhtics Chemistry ana Languages (especially the
modem lantuages) studies which every young man
chou pursue for NhtveI profession he be in ended
Secon0 IWO Al DI NAL YEARS In one of the
fol owing schools In each OF which ado tona special
l. The school O General literature
2 he School OF tivll nginee erng,
The School OF Mechanical Engineering
The schoo OF beta lurgy aud y lining.
Applicants for admission will be examIn ed from the
lst 10 the 10Th OF Angus presenting themselves to
the tIesiden at Bethlehem or ON the opening day.
Circulars giving terms, be had by an wing
TO Messrs, =. BU1LkR d CO, No. l37 s. FOURTH
shset Philadelphia, or to HI NRi oPPEE, President
bethlehem Pa l3t6 Is
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ALMANAC AND DIARY.

BY OUR SERIES EDITOR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-30

REoERTfoS oR THE SIXTH RRsI,rKSr
WEST VIRGINIA CAvAIRY.-The enter
tainment given last night 70 the soldiers
of the Sixth Regiment West Virgins
Cavalry, at the Mcclure Honse. passof
n very pleasant and agreeable eharae-
ter. The regiment mareled down street
shout seven O'Clock in tho evening and
slowly filed into the dining room Of the
1IcLnrs Honse, where most splendid
supper was set for their accoLnmoda-
ton. Before commencing the repast
they were addressed by Governor Bore
man in a lew appn0pIiate remarks,
which were enthusiastically received
by the members Of the regiment. Upon
the conclusion OF the Governors ad-
dress, Adtufanf=GenaraI Piarp0int was
called 20 the stand aud responded ina
short speech. Afler the tables were
cleared, Colonel Fleming made few
remarks, expressing the obligations
felt by the Officers and men or The Sixth
regiment, for the handsome manner IN
which they had been Welcomed home
by our patriotic citfzens. he also smoke
in an eloquent and feeling manner 10
the men under his commands COM
amending their conduct while In service.
He responded In q speech of some liE-I
teen minutes He advised Jthe men 70
settle down in West Virginia, marry
loyal women and raise loyal families
BE stated f11t the recent election in the
State had settled the question In favor
of loyal men conlxollfne he political
power OF the young COMMONWEALTH.
This sentiment Hf1s received with ire
mendous applause.
Lieut.. Frew next nfidres seIi the as
seinhlF. he spoke IN complimentary
terms OF the company under his COM
1iand. He said that he bad, hoHere<s
not fnldIIed the Injunction laid down
BY Gen. Kelly as 70 marrying \ loyal
woman. He bad married rebel lady,
LOYALTY Of bis honsshoid was now nm
exec lfonal1ie- ~ -
6rleL address were also delivered
By Captain BEazee, 81 the regime1f
1fr. MORON, OF this city. and various
other ge1iienlens after which II enter
fainment closed, 10 The mutual salts !
faction Of every one present.
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RIVKR SEws.@There were about four
feet water In ths channel last might and
on . stand The innfeations were good
for rise.
The Potomac started out yesterday
evening for Cincinnati with a fair trip.
A dispatch from the officer Of tie
Hndson, received yesterday, states that
ahe VIII be here in n lew days, and VIII
make her next departure on Friday
next.
me Eagle IS the regular Parkers-
burg packet for today n IL ose4oek, a.
NJ 80 fss.-,ts- =
The Leslie Combs leaves the landing
to-day for Sunfsh, At the regular hour.
The Henry Logan leaves kOr Steuben-
Vile AZ 2 O'Clock This afternoOn. = 8 =
The Pittsburgh Gazette, Of yesterday.
has the following items Of river news,
which may prove Of general interest :
The river rose several inches at this
point during Sunday night and yester-
day forenoon, but Last evening Il was,
apparently AZ \ stand, with about
t5frty-two inches In the channel by the
pier marks The weather yesterday
was cloudy and cool, with indications OF
more rain, The Jas.L.- Graham, from
Smiths Ferry, and the Urflds, from
Parisersburg, are the only arrivals We
have to report from below. The latter
boat cleared again about noon. The
Chiefain and Fayette are both due here
from Brownsville this morning, and
both viii leave again this evening, at
5 O'Clock. A dispatch from Oil City to-
day ANNOUNCES that the Well recently
tapped at Piihole, and belonging to the
" MARINE Oh Company" has increased
from thirty 10 ninety barrels per day.
The Marine Company Is COMPOSED al
most entirely Of steamboaImen, and
Capt John Wolfe i superintendent.
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RoKBKD.-A gentleman bY the name
Of George Bardfne was robbed on night
before last OF his pocket book, contain
ing fhirty-fye dollars in green1aeks-
He was Ieisurely walking along MaTkei
street about eleven O'Clock at night on
his way 10 his boarding house on
Fourth street, when two strangers came
up 70 him ard entered into short cou-
Tersation. While they were walking
along one OF the men put bis hand into
9fr. Barifue-s pocket and ierked out
his pocket book. As the gentleman
robbed had no means OF defending
himself, he told the thieves that II they
would At once restore his pocket book,
ne would not raise = cry for the as
sistanee Of the night police, Being a
stranger. he was under the impression
that the city was provided with police
Of this character. Upon Nj. Bardins
making this proposition. the thieves
handel him back his pocket book, but
on an examination Of II - the nearesr
gas post he found they had sppropria-
ted The whole Of the contents. In che
Meantime the sconndrels had disap-
pesred. On yesterday morning. Mr..
BardiDe made complaint 20 the proper
authorities. and some time during the
day rhs police sueoeeded in capturing
two persons supposed 10 be the guilty
parties. Mr.. BardiDe says he feels GER
tain they are the persons who stole his
money. They viii probably have q
hearing to-day.
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