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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-12
From the Herald Of Health
Sugar Candy.

One of the evil results Of perverted tastes
is seen in the great demand for sugar candy.
We have often pointed out the evils result
ing from feeding it to children. but it will
be hundred years or more before all
parents will learn that candies are poison
Gus, and should not be allowed to the dear
little ones they love and wish to bring up
with fine health and perfect physical sys-
tens To such parents as feed their chill
dren on confectionery, the following, by a
well posted writer, will be found instruc-
tive:
1.-The adulteration Of sugars, candies and
spices IS wade largely and regularly car
ried on In this city. Instead of plaster,
which till lately entered go largely into the
manufacture OF confectionery, in place OF
sugars, new article has been discovered
called terra alba, or white earth. 1t comes
from Ireland, and costs by the barrel about
two and half cents a pound, while LOAF
sugar costs seventeen cents. The body OF
candies, the coating of almonds and lozenges
are made from this earthly material. 1t is
whittier than plaster, aud is much used in the
adulteration of flour sold in this market. A
glue, paint and oil manufacturer Of New
York has sent round his annual circular,
which have seen, to the principal confec-
toners, calling attention to fresh arrival
of this white earth. I have seen an ounce
Of lozepges dissolved in water, in which
two thirds of an ounce was of terra alba,
and not a particle Of sugar in the lot. The
common method of favoring candies, al
monds, sugar plums, etc, is with deleteri-
Gus substances. The pineapple flavor, the
banana and the peach are made from fusil
oils, which are very poisonous. Bitter al
mond flavor is made from prussic acid una
dulterated. Pineapple flavor is also OBJ
tanned from rotten cheese-very rotten
and nitric acid. Gum arabic for pure gum
drops is costly. An article has been in
vented Of the most beautiful appearance,
that is used instead Of the gum. 1t is very
cheap and very poisonous. In pure candy
cochineal is used to color red and saffron
for yellow. But in the common candies
poisonous coloring is put, the same that is
used to color wines and liquors. One Of
the most common is called carlot,' into
which arsenic largely enters. A few grains
of the substance will color q cask Of wine
Liquorice drops for the trade are made oil
poor brown sugar, glue and lampblack, fla.
vored with liquorice. And for the Western
trade much of the vile stuff is packed in
barrels, and sent West to be put up in boxes
to suit the market, of which from seventy.
five to ninety per cent. is terra alta. This
material also enters largely into the com
mon chocolates and spices. Much of the
cream Of tartar used for bread is made Of
terra alba and tartaric acid"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-12

......Mr. Lincoln was talking one day with
a Western man who swore very freely. The
President interrupted him with "what re-
ligion do you belong to-" ~ don't know
as belong to any; but if l am anything
am o Presbyterian" "Hum, . Presby-
terrain; thought you must be an Episco-
palian, you swear so like Seward"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-12
SenAe nnd Nonsense.

......An author is queer animal; his tail
Qail) comes out Of his head
......Why should every lamplighter be
named William? Because Bills run up SO
quickly.
the fact that the first Arhtic expedition was
got up by Noah.
......Why should you be justified in pick
ing the pockets of vender in engrayings?
Because he has pictures.
......Artem us Ward says that, as a Son Of
Temperance, he believes in temperance ho-
tells, though, as general thing, they sell
poorer liquor than the other sort.
1.-Two negro hearse-drivers, met in the
streets of Nashville, when when one accost-
ed the other with the remark, "Well, Jim,
how's biz to-day" The reply was, "golly,
Jack, amt we slingin' 'em !'
......Modesty depends upon good man ners;
happiness on security; good society on good
education; wisdom on experience and, for
the safety or pl election Of country, tried
man is often much more valuable than re-
nowned warrior.
......Two ladies were conversing with
Mr.. Thaddeus O'Grady on age, when one Of
them put the home question: (Which Of US
do you think is the elder? % "Sure," re-
piled the gallant Irishman, "you both look
younger than each other"
......Voltaire related to Mr.. Sherlock an
anecdote Of Swift. Lady Carscret, wife of
the Lord Lieutenant, said to Swift: 1.-THE
air of Ireland is very excellent and
healthy" +" For Gods sake, madam said
Swift, "don't say so in England, for if YOU
do they will certainly tax It."
......A young man who carried collec.
ton plate after service, before starting put
his hand in his pocket, and put. as he sup
posed, postage currency" into the
plate, and then passed it round among tho
congregation, which included many young
and pretty girls. The girls, as they looked
at the plate, all seemed astonished and
amused and the young man, taking
postage currency" he had put con-
versation lozenge on the plate. with the
words: evil you marry me 2" in red tet-
ters, staring all the girls in the ia CO.
WELcoME.-'sPapa will soon be here"
said mamma to her two-year old boy.
"What can Gregory do to welcome him ~
And the mother glanced at the child's play
things, which lay scattered in wild confu-
sion on the carpet.
!" Make the room neat, replied the bright
little one. understanding the look and at
once beginning to gather his toys into
basket.
What more can we do to welcome papa?'
asked mamma, when nothing was wanting
to the neatness Of the room.
. BE happy TO him when he comes 7" cried
the dear little fellow, jumping UP and down
with eagerness, as he watched at the win
dow for his fathers coming.
Now, as all the dictionary-makers will
testify, it is very hard to give good dehni-
tions; but did not little Gregory give the
substance Of welcome "Be happy to
him when no comes"
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EOreien News.

| An infant daughter Of Gen. Tom Thumb
died from inflammation OF the brain, at
Norwich, on the 26th of September
The rumored illness of Louis Napoleon
caused gold to 50 up three per cent. It is
thought that his death would cause it to rise
at least ten per cent.
By the treaty between italy and Austria,
Italy obtains the original Venetian territory
| as owned by Austria, bnt in SO doing rs
sumes the Venetian debt, which amounts to
thirty five million torins.
The profits of the Atlantic cable have
been $4,000 in gold for each day since it
was laid, or $4,000 for every working day.
1t is proposed to raise the nominal capital to
G5,OO0,00O.
The Canadians are highly pleased with
/ the announcement of the alliance between
Santa Anna and the Fenians, because it re-
lieves them from fear Of invasion, and tends
to a reduction of their taxes.
We have Indian intelligence to the oath
Of August. The famine is still decimating
the native population of Bengal. Seventy
miles of railway have been flooded in Scinde,
and in another district whole villages have
been destroyed by cyclone.
The Pope appears to be preparing for his
departure from Rome. His Holiness has
! dispatched special messenger with an
autograph letter addressed by himself to
Queen Victoria, and during the last few
days repeated interviews have taken place
| between Mr.. o. Russell and the French
Ambassador at the Papal Court.
| A number Of marine disasters on the At
lantic have occurred recently. In one in
stance, that of the English steamship Eve-
ming Star, with two hundred and fifty
passengers and crew of fifty, but ten are
reported saved. Later intelligence says
nearly three hundred people persisted
Among the lost were French opera troupe,
DR.. Spalding's circus, and nearly one hun
| dred courtezans.
George Hopper, the financial agent of the
Fenian organization in Ireland, who was
sentenced at the special commission TO two
years Imprisonment, has been released
from confinement The clemency of the
lord lieutenant has been extended TO him,
it is said, because his health had been
greatly impaired by Imprisonment. Hopper
was formerly the proprietor Of thriving
tailoring business.
On Thursday, the 18th inst, the Bank of
Upper Canada redeemed large number of
its bills in copper coin, FIVE tons of which
were said to be in the vaults. The bills
were redeemed at par. A well-known firm
in Toronto bought $500 worth-their pile
requiring medium-sized wagon to convey
it to its destination. A lady from the coun-
try exchanged $500, and afterwards found
herself like the man with the elephant-not
knowing what to do with her treasure.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-12

1905" Molly" said Joe Kelly's ghost to
his wife, "I'm in purgatory at this present
moment" says he. "And what sort Of a
place is it?' says she. "Faix," says he,
cts sort of a halfway house between
you and heaven, and stand il mighty aisy
after leaving you.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-10-12

TIE devil makes short calls where he finds
short welcome.
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ic8 Az nabren. Ser @eoantt, aus 9iOm bic
eiqentIi9e @eloens oe$ &Snig@ Don StoIieu II,
oen Gentrallib Der Standardization Az MADDEN
u~erliert nab uno na@ INNER mebr aItbdnaer,
unp lcntit ftno bic @erlltber out slnen Cons
promiB biIlangttd UOrbereitet.
Ger 6frethti6e abmtrai &e'
aettbof, als CT in Der 9tabemie gu Weneolg
ltuoirte, bate in eInem Sabr9an8e nur eineH
einsieen Witihuler, ben Dalmatier MtOotni,
Sm Sabre 1848 trat cieier in piemOnteNIde
0teule uno mu6te feline Garrtere tets an eer
Settle 8eriano's. Sn Der Shla6t BET SiIa
bIieb Wlpnoini olS G"onmonoant auf benz oJte b
Stalia" suritd, na6bem @erSanO rag S3lFT
p~erlNlien bate, um ben gffenoatore gu beltel9en.
Ser De b Slulia 1T betnrntlih in ben @rhHo
9ebobrt pCrcen WlCbtni eing mil ibm un-
ter, Gein %einitiaer S6ulireunb uno GhuItas
merao 2e9ettbOi bat ibm bieies @didioI bereis
tet,
OaS erit & beater IN it
oa5 nit eiMsm Mufmauo bon 10
WtiQiOnenBidltern erbaut nuroen, lit purh cine
SeuerSbrunlt SerItIrt uproeu.
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Sir ben ngBeder".
Die berpifeltem Jinan5 : 8uitGn0e in
Ceiterrei6 mnh lire m0glide
90inng.

(Oltt 8ergnaeem tAeiGen mir folgenpeu in@
terefanten Nrtitel aus Der Sober zines friberen
TI%ferretGtiGen SfFsters NIT, pon Dem mir
I6cn Dor etnteen WpGen cine AbbonDlung
iiber bic uriaGen Der Mepsrlu9e OeferreiAs
bra6ten, Die Neb.)
WdGrene mir ferne BON unlsrem 0aterlan=
be leben, I6ertpmmt mns tmner Elm mebmits
tbieeS @efltl, penn ptr alt bic Mtilere beas
fen, In wslhsr Ih bas 1onit 70 lebensfrobe
0clf SeIterreths befupet-
9aB Seferret& seldldsen unr gebebmiis
tbtat trurbe, oi1rfte baS 0olf mentSer beri6ren,
neil 20 burb flinf Negieruneen lhpn 70 baran
sep6bnt lit. RAP ss i6 cine @btpehSlung
f0um mebr benten fam, Mber ber3ufanb, In
pelAen bte Stnun3en Seltsrret6s geratben ltno,
Die 6tnanaen, bteles tpt6tige 0etifet mel.
Dies 1Qein eeet1net tpGre. ele @unben au beis
len bic etne morI6e uno faule Ne9ierung ben
8Sltern idldgt, unb bte idon melt Dor Dem
SferreihtlA prsnBtl6en 8rtese glet6fam auf
Dem @efrterpunfte waren, er 1T aeei8net Dem
8Otte bte 9ehenaaOern ab3uIdnetoen. Wtr
baben has Gtntrefen bteier poblDerotenten
S6Gdee, pel6e bte 8Tlfer Seiterret@s enpltG
wahratteln trerben, Der 8esternns I6pn Dor
Sabren NIT @ort uno Shrift eerftnbet, unb
limb unferer Metnungen balber gefreusi9et II.
besraben pcrben, Obne jeDo4 barber geltor.
ben gu ietn. Dir baben Der fdulen 9teaic.
rung mad Geruebmen bteier perIdieoenen uu=
3abligen Stnan3= elaborate ale W6eas ge,etat,
auf oenen bas @epeiben bes Gtnausmelens Qes
t6ert eerelen mGre, e~etrauten uns ober BEL
ben aebridten DreB3ultdnben niAt, jene M1it-
tel All empfehlen, pelfe un8 BITE &rennun9 bon
unIerem 8aterlanbe burA ben Sceam getpa9rt,
ii6er welAen Der @rm elmer t. t. bpGnctGpetn
li6en GtaatS : Nnmaltl6aft ni6t au retdsn
permdg.
DIE NDtGere, an pelGer bteier Staat felt
unbentli9en 3etten laborirt, bat ibren urz
lprung In ben Sertebrten RiGtungen, welGe
BON Der @esterun9 eingel4lagen purben, unc
BITE BITE @lteoer Dteler Staatsfette INNER mebr
lOdern als befeltieen. 8tsber, unp nament@
lid bonn Nnfanee Der &esieruns pes iOgen
6S6f1eeligen &ailerS Sran3 l. an belfanpen
pte~ por3Islt6fen Nesterungsmabreseln i'm.
mer In Shulbenma6en. Der eben eenannts
&atIer ma4te etnen S~taat8banferott, 1t man
elanbte bamalS aGaemetn, Dap NIT Der Gtnan3'
Nmputatton pom Sabre 1911, Der bur6 bic
pOrbergesausenen &rtese 70 Bart p%erpunbet'
StaatsfTrper SeferreiA5 eerettet iet. Oieit
8ermutbuns erptes li6 aber ais fall6 penr
ba mad benz alien oeutlAen Sprt6purt Del
alpfel nt6t nett pom tamme faat, 70 tpurper
8ran5ens Na9tOmmen aud letdttnniseS6
DenmoGer unp tnb eben audi ndbe baran 81
%fdltren, es iet penn, le ma6en auf benz letDe1
acknowledgement Be9e lAnele umfebr.
Wtr ltnD melt bon Der NnmaBung e%ntfernt
bur6 tinltlt4e elaborate ben g8eg 5u luhsr
UNI ben neutrality-suspicious. Selter. auf Dt
8etne gu bslfen; oenn btes Bat li1 BEL alien bis
bergen Gtnan3,S peroticnen als Sererifen er
mteIen, neil eben tetn Glabcrant feline Pldn'
NIT Stl6er6arren unterituben fcnnte. @t,
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lbertrt1lt, lpIro lCeben lit Nio be Sdneiro 0efuut
lno loA 1867 CUR Barrier MISUNDERSTANDING aes
i@idt tperosn. Gr 1T lang seitrcdt. $50 Die>
ter lang uuc 90 Meter brett; er beftebt aus
mebreren Stiiden unO lit aus ejnem @eripye
BON Giienbteh nit einem ueber5uQ ron ltarter
pa1eroifter 2einepanb nit bcppelteu NllReus
pdnpen, I'm 0d6 Gnttpeiden be8 Gaie8 III per.
meiben, erbaut. gBenn man ion oret Bier
tbsit nit Waleritoi9us fuat, bat er bielelbe
9idbti9teit ME Die NtmOIpbdre; er iol nit riefis
gen, am @croers uno 9intertbeil aneebra6ten
SMrauben ltei9en urp fallen, ct ma6t ater teis
men 2luIpruh barauL oncerS ais nit 9Ilfe Der
in benarberen &egipnen berriGenben Str6s
mung gelen!t 1u loerben. Der Captain <Syuan
QorebO, Elm aeldidter in 8raTtien tuobt betanns
ter Sn9enienr, bOfft nit 6ilIe Dec September
briIen in oieIemt 8olcn oo8 eurOpdiIdje Set
LAND erreiden Su %t0nneu er tplu fGr 2 Wlonas
tie Q~eben8mittel unb 90 Puiiaeiere mitneb>
men.
Gin babfder GOlbtIumpen.
Darlber leien mir in etnem caliTorniIhen 8lat=
te:
Sin FOLDER tDuvoe gan3 neuli6 in 6er Ndbe
oru 9letpiteaO (GutraIien) in elmer Giefe BON
so SUP sefunOen; er tUOg 172 uh5en unb lieb
nab Mb3u9 uon 20 unsen Ouars, 1852 lln3en
reinss Sob suritd i'm 8ertb oOn' ettua 1920
Ibulern. Ser 9rDBte &(umpen, Der iemals
ssfunben pOroen, betanut unter ben Namen
v8elcOme Nus9et," wuroe BON benz S6ctteu
Seffrep am IL. Stunt 1858 am 8aterb 0iq in
@alarot, 100 Wetlen pen WteIbourne in eis
uer Tiefe BON 1870 SUB %uufsefunDen; er tuOs
2195 un3en unO puroe ftr $4,000 SbIr. pers
fault.
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gubiaens>OiF Der Der. ct. armer.
.t los 20. 9cmbarbfraBe.
8 alt i'm 9 ! {, MS., Sen 8. sept. l8G
Mndebpte fi1r frtIAeS 6leiI6.

ClIHbppbb NV IttIWhP OANhIV'
8erfte9eIte IHgebpte I'm Oupitcat neg
ben in Der Office bes 2ieut. u. s.. StoGtou, 8. Bet.
ct. Gabanerie unb u. g. g. in 3arpers Gcrrp, 70. @a.,
Bis II nbr . teufas s, ben II. Gspt6r. 1858, ftr
friI&es O&ienfeif6, telteS rStet5 trlrS fur ben tnte.s
BAIT Der 9rupSen, SpfpttEter uA6 Offjtere In, uabe uab
Bet Sarpers Ger1n, %. Ba., uHb tn, Sci uRe in be-
UIbe bon GDinGeter, 10. Ba., fir feds gtonate, bom
l. Ottpber 1853 an, Ober fir iOl@e t~ur3ere PeriDte, rUie
Der General. gubFfenj<& %cmmtfiGr %DercrSnen mag.
Da8 O9ienIeii@ 1T a~b3uIieferH in g%Biudefer, ~ Ua.
cber SorrerS Gerrb, %. 0a., pber in 5eieen Pidsen rrb
ua@ 8efeel tes @ontmtlIrs cber actius @cmuifSrS itr
gubNfens an benz etnen cber an beiben Ptisen,
DaS O&fenFeii4 mu5 ron gutter oefaufH@erA uaii'
tat iein unb bic Gtide com 8creers uRD Stntert3ei
(Sals, G1eHfal unb Rterenfstt ftnb a~us9ef1ipiiel) tn
neutrality-suspicious. QuautitIt setefert perbsa.
Ser pals Der Gbtere, bic tlr 4ieferuH9 BON D4lsa'
fetl& geuSB bieies G~cntrafteS sefGla&tet perbeu, mug
AM bierten Mirbel absei&nttten unb BITE Srnf bsruHter
aetrimmt fetn. Die @prberbeiNe minen brei bis bier 3ou
0bertal5 bes &uieselenfS upb bic Stnter6etue ie1s bis
a&t 3pI c6er6alb bes G6entelseleuFs at3ebadt isH.
Gnbieter utiiIIeu BEL GrTfuung antpeienb IL, in GtaRbs
iein, 8trgihaft 3u gebeH far ben pcIeH 8etraJ bes @eas
traftes, ebe fe bic Office b~erlafen.
Spri&IHge mithen teutlth: rErcprtalS for Treio SeeI"
tberi@rieben unb an 2teut. U. S. GtottcH, 3. Uer- GE.
GAP. unb o.. 6. g., Sarpers TerTp, 90. Ba., a~eore'fst
feiu, pel1er f9 bas Ste6t rprbebitt, einiss Cbsr ale ans
sebpte ju ~partperfeu, BE ct ni6t i'm Suterefis Der Ser. Ct
fntet.
aGs aase6cte, s,ftsseutfs, 3aPIuusca ii. + 10. |ie
fru6er.
GStIfeu
Boot. st. Col, unb G. g., q. g. VI.
iep3-1l) 8rs5. Brig. Sen. Der Bel
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Amerikani(bs Nahribtsu uaS uOti3en

&arl S6ur3 bat am Samitag @benD
In Der Nattcnaltaue tn pbilaDelpbta etne 8eOe
gebalten, IN pel&er er NIT sepObnter Berebt~
lamfeit Die Dplttit beS YrdlhDenten perbammte
unD NIT Rammenben Worten ba5 8olf CUR
na8oridlt6en 8sfampfuns bes ulurputors
erma9nte.
Nteberlage Der Mmder IN
@ttlaoe1pbta. Oariber i4reibt bic
eetrige ST. pr.9 a5
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mn(6unton. Q. G.

Ky S5a DGihiugtOa teliebe man BeIteluageH
lIr ben tG1li6ea In0 tp0dcntliden ,,QSeder"
(SnbitrfytlOIen tDie Mn3eigeul 0lrd ben M0euteH
Sru. q, r. y2ieSielAs, 40 6 Ctr, All MAIDEN.
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observation-disclosures.
@tdat MarOldnD,
Bureau pes StaatssS etretdrs,
u nuabpItA, 80. Nrcrft 1893,

Staat MfarOlanD,
Bureau bes StaatssS etretdrss
auuapOGts, so, GnsHt 1893.
; Na&rt@t en-, bas,
ba BITE @eieRgebung tn ierer 5dnNars5tspna 1888 uads
febenteu Bei@IuB nit benz SprfflaSe eiues ahtsnhes
u1eats aur 8erfafIuus uRieres gtaateS aHeeurRnIeu Dat.
bsidstes ENHANCEMENT BET Der Gea6f brn @eIes5ebunss'
abseprbneteu, peI8s aI 6. Nersuber ndGttpIu sepaitsH
peebeu tprb, TEN fimmbere3tisten GDabIerH bss @taa9
tes sur annaSms cbsr @srtperfuuS I~nterSTsitst nerser
Icu.
SUI Sufttags hes @puDerasurs;
3sBu Ws, Garter GtIatsieTr,
go. IL. - G~eseiuister 8si9lus gun g8tbeIrufe res
s. abi5nittes bes atteu grtifeIs Der SsrfatlnHS.
ei1Ip entur d b t @efeRgetuag
D . N q. +. uuter 3ufimuIuS bon brei
8ttnfteIn br e~rrSbIten ~afitsIietsr betoer Siuie), bag
bic 8erfaiuns bternit bur9 auSfrei6eu Re: Steu ao~
6ritts bes a4teu &rtitels ameubirt perbe.
SIN SENATE a1 IS. @Irs 1855.
Sa:
S~tnsGssl.a aus Carroll QansOals,
8tlimgslea au5 ct. Dfarb'SUlddan.
Carroll, cUiaHe
Sapis aus Caroline, UgcYtea.,
DARTS aus @aiRtH8tDH, Q6IpOt,
Carrie, StepbenIou,
Sarpoob. &rau,
SenfinS, Euruer,
geaters 49, II.
Retu:
80. SOIten, Dor,
Ytaunt, %cms 3.
8 III 0eIesatsWtaHie an l6. 1'at3 1865
So;
So. FRAZIER (Srren11 &usbp
Nauetr MeaIcne
Nnberipn Wedrtep
&ngeI Wc&dnIsp
8arteu OlcGuaSu9e
@rc,pu Wsiler aus aFu aTHabfl
@aItert WtnleS
@beto Ratrne
GomeSbs 9oriS
@oot SarreF
CUMMING Bennington
Darling Selefl
Dean 1toet
Rabep 0InePoE
Gperbnrst Robiuloa
e.c,s 96an
S3o1r;Son GbIrn
SGu,bietcu SIcteower
Sanbp @mitb aus a0eDPSpb'
Saren Smtt5 aus DorteFt[
,Scbicn Sopsr
ScffmaU Gtepart
SoIIcnan Stcue
Sppftns &drr
S7nss &uU
3oues milton
9eefer Ualfdnt
Sling Barteu
!Rirt gSiliau13
Qeabertou gBuion
See aus g3aItimprs gSccbea
Gee aus Queens& Hnas -63
Retu:
Oliies bon gRai5ius> SuttR aus SIsbsrtf
ton Seteler
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$50. IL. 49, Gereiuistn 8si4lus gun %GStbeIrnfe res
s. abI3nittes bes a1teu 1rtifeIs Der SerfafinHS.
@ei@IpeH tur& ste @efetgebuag
p u WarpIaH u. +. uuter 3%ufimHnuS bon brei
~SAufteIn ber ~errS6Itsn NtitgIietsr beibsr Siuier), has
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-07

An EXTRAORDINARY REPTILE has just ar
rived in England, from Sidney, being ire
mendous specimen Of the saurian tribe,
which, in the opinion Of Australian Swans,
is more closely allied to the extinct reptilia
Of the pre-Adamite era than any living ami
nal Yet discovered. II inhabited the unex.
plored interior Of Queensland, near the source
Of the Fitzroy river. The accounts related
Of the destruction caused by the monster
upon the native population seemed perfectly
incredible until the formidable jaws, armed
with fangs Of astonishing size, were beheld.
Added to this, its claws Of prodigious power,
and its invulnerable skin, rendered it most
formidable. In the contest which ended in
its destruction, one CLAW was torn of, but with
this exception the Body is in perfect preser.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-07
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS TO
BE SUPPLIED TO THE NAVY YARDS, UNDER
THE CoGNIZANCB OF TIE BUREAU OF CON.
srRUCTION AND REPAIR

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WAsEIsSTos. D q NAV so isss
saaIsd nroposaIs 10 fnrnih Timbsr ana other Mate-
raIs Tor he navy for The hsca wear endng June JO
m of The ssh Of lima nsxt Al when time thS plo.
nosaIs will he opsned ' "
The proposals. must be addressed to the Chief Of the
Bureau on Construetion and RepAr NAVY Department.
WashipS top and must be spdorsed' S.ProposaIs for
Timber ke for the NAVY that they NAV be dis
t,nauisied from other business letters. my
Printed schedules for any class together with in
structions 10 bidder giving the forms OF proposal Of
guarantees ana Of certificate Of guaraptors viii be far
nished 10 such persons as desire to bid on application
10 the Of the We navy yards and
those Of ali the yards ON TO the Bureau
The Commandant Of each navy yard and the Purchas-
ing Paymaser for each station win have a copy Of the
seRedues Of the other yards for examination only in
% MAKE sppeaoU for nv OF sss esss
Ths orano.si INNS, bs for tho wboe Of class and all
anplIesions for informaton or for tha sxamnAop on
ssmpies, mus, be made 70 the commandaps Of the re-
oyonn..i n,., h. ...onn.,,.a bv ,s,,Isc.,s
fn ths CpiIsctoI AZ IntsSasi Rsysns. ~ the dstret
which bidder reside: tbs. he ha, License deal
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as.lsr IN. ths areis. which he osts To- .Spply The
S1srantar must H. osriasd by NJ n ntsrua
ksysSue Tor ne aistsiet in which thew reside,
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the lowest lid and gives The susSanss by law,
me sISy psparnsH however. Ls,srTing TOE nGha 10
surstiss in the fall amount will DO required to sign
t TO- M saD aS ba psns, sSI aaSS
tionai sseurity tEsuty psT ssSUn viii be- TItbSsId
have basn oompleLed and eIVbty mar esntnm on tba
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PsX%.taS an iSs stston S.SnsisS In ~ saStrset in
fanJs or esraeatss At he option Of he GoysInsat
%iia tea days sGsr the warrant S for he same shall
The sa!ss u Ss Bureau are abe and so.g
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aatiuHal aepnhlitatl.
CotosEp ,TRoors OrrKREp FOR THE FENAS
AnnY.--The New York Express Of Monday

OotoRrp ,TRoors OTrKREp FOR rnR FESIAS
AnmY.--The New York Express Of Monday
says: hHf ar~ !.
This afternoon q delegation Of colored
men offered their services to fight for Irish
liberty in the Fenian army. The chairman
Of the delegates stated that q detach-
ment was ready TO proceed TO Canada, under
General Sweeney, at any time.
% D a President Roberts thanked them cordial.
" for their kind offer, remarking that he
would probably have need Of their services
in q very short time. He further said he be.
lieved black men were almost too good to
: fight against British tyrants.
"The deputation then withdrew, highly
gratifed with their visit. On leaving the
hall they were cheered by the Fenians who
had gathered there.
"The officers at the Roberts headquarters
state that the Fenian troops under General
0'Neill were captured through the instru
mentality Of q man named Morrison, the
first mate Of the Michigan, and that he was
appointed there through the influence of Sil
Frederick Bruce"