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IMPORTANT INDIAN NEWS.
Council OIL tic Smoky 1f11t-xndtnsi~
Peaceful at,d Qulct-Arrivnl OF Colonel
Wynkonlt, tho <:otnsiif%sloncr-I1c~
ports 0S 0utruEcA NIL False.

Peaceful md tanIct-4lrrIvnl OF Colonel
N.ynkonI, the (:osnsaf~sloncr-1c~
ports 0S 0ntrnCcn NIL False.
From the khreas City journal. August y.
Colonel F. y. WynRoor, Special Commits.
sioner to the Chcyeni,es md Arrnpallor<. nr-
,!SSa 1Ss IN ~ i c s' ykt ysst'15ny 5 1 slc S9t Es
council Will. The abovc lnlfans.
Colone! Wynknop passed through here on
the I'd Of this month, direct from Washing
ton, under special Instructions. aud Inns al-
ready mel tle Indians, and il this far on his
lie met tic Chiefs Black Kettle, Little
WolG, Big Head. Roman Nose, White Bear,
Setting Dcnr, Little Dlack Kettle and The
Mn1l-that- -Sh0t-thc.Kcc, at Fort Ellsworth,
and had a long and full council.
Tic Indians had begun to think tue Gov
crnntc.,t lad forgotten them, AMI that their
promised goods would not he given them.
This was explained by Co3sncl Wynkonr,
frnm The admission nf the f;otcrnlmr.it in
writing to t!.cin, to le In consequence of the
were tnade by Cnnsrcss-tl,at the money was
now In hand, u:,d rs soon as they would let
it he KNOW. what they wanted, the goods
would be sent. This explanation was III
tirelr satisfactory. They also complained
lint the children captured ut the Sand Crtcli
massacre had mt b.tn returned.
In REGARD 10 tic railroad ul The Smoky
Hill, they expressed themselves NJ sorry to
give up their hunting :.rounds-that they
had always looked upon this ground as their
permanent possession, but that they knew II
was no use to contend :; that the whites were
numerous MS the grass, and they but land
fnl, and that it WAS no usc to rtsi>t. THEY
.diln0t hesitate to say that il they were able
they would not permit it, Int that they knew
they were not, and woulA esTeS no resistance,
but looked to tilr Great Father to take care
Of tticn aud furnish them E,nA whcn their
hunting ETaMrds were gone They werf
content to abide their fate
Roman Nose Is head Chief Of the Northern
Band Of Chcycnncs, who have heretofore
been most troublesome
The Indians lid not profess to be glad K
see ticfr White Brothers and take them BY
the handmade no diplomatic protcstations
but frankly and sorrowfnIly admitted thu
tse1cssncss Of resistance and their decision
to resist no lun.cr. They promised to do al
in their power to control their young men
and attributed the late acts Of violence Il
their rcst1essness Mt the tardiness Of thu
Government in fulfilling promises. The non
return Of 1he Sand Creek children was dwell
upon with much feeling, and Col. Wynkan1
promised to do ill in his power to induce til,
Government to hunt them up nnd rctnrl
them.
Several officers OF the army were present 4
the couucil-aln0ns them ticl. !. y. Palmer
commanding district, and Col. Green, Stc0n
cavalry. These officers unite with Col. Wy,l
koop In the opinion that the lnoA.ns mt onl,
are, hut want quiet and peace, and lllat n
trouble need hc apprclendcd Oil the Snluk..
Hill.
, 1866-08-28

"Tllcte's q heap . difference in parsons, !"
said the Kentucky dsoycs in Unele Tom :
Cabin So there's q "llcap o. difference in
Iowa Ix'strnastcfs. sfr. ". r. Shepherd, the
t,skalrosn postmaster, gave TO the Randall
cowan circular tho simple reply, :" I am not
fur safe and lis renewal was ordered forth
with. F.. e. David, the Dubuque postmaster,
seas removed, without warning, aud Captain
j. Y. '. Williams. late Of tic Sixth Iowa
cavalry, was appointed in his place. But
this wins simply the result ofa mistake. Mr..
johnson and A. ". Randall didn't know
David, and SO David flew to Washington,
made himself known, offered himself fur sale,
was bought, and returned home with a.
J.'s" collar duly fastened on Ills neck!
The sale Is Tins ul1lcIa1ly noted in the Du.
bltqtc Herald Of Sunday last:
"1'o-tmastcr " David, who wns superseded a few
weeks aGu. bg the appointment of Captain vii
ltnnis. Las been rc"arrotnted Postmaster OF thl.
city. tho appointment Of Captain Williams being
revoked. 1hc tc-arpointmcnt Is understood to ht
{nnntet On the assurance OF Mr David that he I.
friendly 10 the 1IceiIentfs pulley and plan OF re
construction, and thai be will net with the Con
feftatisee uf this State acatnst the Radicals Mr
l!astd arrived hume from the East on Friday, mt
the rGrty with which c Ii extctcd 10 act iu futur
wouaa ltkc to see hlm manifest nj a. carly Gta,
As ltselhc, some prnof Of thu sincerity al bis belle
In ccnecrvatissn and Of hls opostion TO the isaii
cal lcstrnciiOnlsts."
or course! David has got his ray, now lc
him do all the dirty work required.
, 1866-08-28

: From 1.-THE l1arn1on1cs Of Naturc.'' m in
tc1esting volume just Published by the APP
i,lctons, we extract the following paragraphs
Gu the Intelligence Of animals:
As the man1na1ia are mans nearest re1a-
tions, in physical point Of view, they arc
:alio endowed with an intelligence superior to
that Of other anlmals, and not seldom
prompting them to actions which seem rnth-
eE % belong to the sphere Of reason than 10
that Of brute Instinct. The chiInpenzcc, for
Instance, will lock or unlock q door or
drawer, viii thread any needle, and cannot
be taken IN by The same thsng twice.
a dog In monastery, pefeeiving that the
monks ,a received their meals BY rarrinE at q
buttery door. SontEivel to do SO likewise,
and, when the allowance was pushed through
end the door shut, ran of with It. This was
repeated till the theft was detected.
Another dog, belonging to Mr, Tavlor, a
clergyman who lived at Cotton, near Wolsc.
u Bridge. was aeensed Of killing many
shocp. Complaints were madr to Els mas.
ter, who inserted that the thing was impos.
siblc, because he was mrzzfed every night
The neighbors persIstfns In the charge. The
deg one night was watched, and he was seer
10 draw his neck ont Of the nluzzle, then K
20 Into q field md cat rs much ur sheer
as would satisfy his appetite. Henc1t wen
, 1866-08-28

The Kingdom. Of prussia, according to the
latest ccissus OF 1864, numbered 19,3o4, ,S4J.
III consequence Of Its recent brilliant cam
paiEn, The Government will receive the fol-
lowing additions:
/. III virtue Of the treaty with Austria, the
two Dnchies Of Schleswi. and lIolstcin,
which. In 1864, had n population of i0,0kj.
Tic people Of Northern Sch1cswi, will, how
ever, have chance 10 yote on their anncya-
thu TO Denmark. Tins the number Of pco-
pic annexed to Prussia may bc reduced to
2. Ii has been announced that Prussia will
annex the wha1c Of tho four States, which
had, In 1sti, the following population:
Nassau. a......... aes.all Frankiort.... :: 9i,isj
Together these States would add to the
PIusslan monarchy $, aaees ,oaG Inhabitants.
5. llessc.Darmstadt, by special treaty
With PRUSSIA, cCles to the latter Power the
1.andgIayatc of Ilcssc-llomhurS, which but
recently, In consequence Of the death Of the
! Inst chfld1css LandEravc, had been united
| witt. Ucssc-Darmstadt. It has population
Of ad.S17 inhabitants.
i. Bavaria Is let of By victorious Prussia
with the cession OF the district Of I4ichtcn.
fc1s. and The town Of Calmbach, both in the
circle tkrcts Of Upper Francouin. They mas
represent population Of about s, 600 iuhab
| itnrts-
Altogether, the territory which Prussia
| according to tlc latest accounts. intended II
| incorporate with Its own do1nluious, rs
population Of about !, ,05o, 900.
, 1866-08-28

The return OF the Bank Of Enclarh for the
week ending sth Inst IL On tho whols favorable.
The actual purchases Of gold and Withdrawals for
expectation were on balance only E50,00 against
the bank ard lhc further decrease Is therefore at
tributab1e to the absorption OF coin for the har-
vest. The dirninu,ion In tho other securities ard
deposits has nevertheless enabled fair addition
10 be made tn tho reserve. although there has
been dccreaee In the A11ouut or notes In cl1cn1a-
tion. the extent Of hoartlins when The figures are
compared with those Of last year, appears to h.vc
increased. Last week tho notes in circulation
were e., ST., GO above the amonnt In the coz1es-
pending week Of 1855. THIS week the Difference
il r. gs0.
The Bank Of France return for The week end
Ing August 9Th shows the following results q
compared with tho previous account: Increase
cash IS Gc1, ,o00f; current accounts 1S3aO00f
Decrease: commercial bills Il, $50 D0lf; advances
1,s5O,0tof notes s,s7aooof treasury balance
1N,ocof.
-1hc Bank Of Frankfort has reduced Its rate Of
dsecount TO per cent. The nearest ratcs for
money on tho Continent are as follows: Paris.
SIS; Vienna, SIS; Berlin, &C; Frankfort, so;
Amsterdam, 81; Turin, So: Brussels. s-5 !;
Madrid, 40; Hamburg. "a: st. Petersburg,
| bh-sh.
| At meeting Of the creditors OF culrc.. Penn
i Co.. held at Franklin, Pa, on Wednesday last,
detailed statement Of their a.aits was presented
showing that the liabilities 10 banks and bankers
OF general dcrosi,ort, and on account OF bond
lonn*, cash loars, and Rcro railway aeccptaneea
| amounted 10 Sa,s9i,l ,lCG93- Their assets Of cost
and expenditures amount to q, 81, ,sc5G'. A pro-
! position Tor the lcasc Of the Reno, Oil Greek &
Pithote Railroad was Submitted TO tho creditors,
aud By item approved. A proposition for the ad'
ustn,cnt Of TIC claims Of creditors was presented
Which meets general concurrence, aud will doubt
less be carried into eject after the conference wih
Mr. Culver and Ills partners. The creditors reas
scu,blct ut the franklin Exchange. and discussed
| The propositions submitted, and adopted the fol
lowing:
WuKREAr. Ncesrs. Culver. Penn s Co. aud C.
Y Culycr have hi. dag ruadc an exhibit Of thcil
| Indebtedness ard asseis; therefore
hs0.ced, That wc, hs creditors, arc satisfied
with the exhibit, aud Of lheir good fai'h and COZ
rect intentions.
Ntso{ftd, That wc recommend tho acceptance
OF the proposition for settlement Oh the basis pro
posed by Mr Culver.
RrSclftd. That Tho Hon. II. Iambcrtson. I'll
Hun r. Irwin, n. Il. Bushnell and Jas: n. isrediI
! Esq., be appointed committee 10 confer with BIT
Culver Is 10 the appointment OF some auliab1
petton to act as trustee to look after the Interest
| OF The creditors.
Tho London 7sm<s Of tho sth Instant make
, 1866-08-28

The following skGtcE Of Dlslnark Is trans
lated and condensed from i letter written to
Otto Edward Leopold dc BisEnark was
horn In 1Sl5, ut the Castle Of Schonlauscn,
III the province Of Aagdcl,1irg. lie went to
sclinnl ilt Berlin, aud :lltcrWar1 was u stu
dent Of the universities both at Gottingcn
and Berlin.
In lis youth The connt was ray stnacnt,
very popular with his associltcs on account
Of his gnod hunlor. The s'!el ,nen Of Gottln-
gen still remember the ''tull youn!; mani
who played them 20 Iilany practical jnkcs.
The story Of Dissaayk's bootmaker has be-
come falnons III the annals Of the university.
1t IL thus related:
Young Disn.ark having been invited to d
soIrec, where lie was tn dance with the pref
ticst girls in Guttinscr, llad ordered 1, pair
ofratcnt leather boots for the occasion. As
the day approached, tue young student be-
cainc more uneasy. s......
You will NIT have your boots" said his
comrades.
"But1 will have thcu," answered The ft-
tnre minister.
On tie cvc Of the great day Bis1nark en-.
tered the shop aud asked for his hoots.
Monsietr.n said tho traacsman, liam in
des}alr; but hare so many orders for the
,,,; sAh th9t I; i, = said the student. ''very
He went ont, hut ut the end Of half all hour
returned with two Of those enoTmo.,s dogs
which tho German students arc accustomed
to keep at the expense of the nlcsses.
"Monsicur," said Bismark, "you sec these
dogs
"Vcry well. swcnr they will tcar yo1
into five hundred thousand pieces unless
have my boots by tomorrow evening""
lie went out, but from hour to hour por
ter, hired fur the purpose, would stop betore
the hoDtIna1scrss shop and cry out in lugu
, 1866-08-28

And since Tint time our commerce has
grown very considerably. ,...-.
The tonnage between the Provinces aud
fnreir1, norta fu ISIE} Hus rs follows.
, 1866-08-28

Here Tie market orcncu at 1io and closed ut
.i75iGtl8. sflyrr was nominal at la5S1i37.
london ulslccs nf to-day rln AtlantIc Cable,
quote Fise~Twcntic. ut 72ti. Tlis Is IN ndyanro
tic sItl fusiout slate tl!at immcnsc demand tas
spnng tip III thai city for the Tiye-Twcutics, and
hcayy oIders to. them have hccn sent 10 Tue New
Yo,k agents ol The palis banking hon4cs.
Governments were decidedly stronger In New
York to.lay. Flsc-Twcntics Of 'Ga advanced u, In
view Of the improvement iu London nud the large
cxro,t demand. 1lc Skies of'Sl were : higher.
Icn-Foslies advanced g. Scvcn-Thirlies wcrt
fl.m but without any accidce change. Here tht
demand was good aud the market moved In SYN
putly with New iork. We 1uotc:
, 1866-08-28

In 1lftinQ tho kettle ffpzn the nre, scalded my
eel *eEy sevtstiy-one hand almost 10 a crisp. The
torture wB1 unbear1be. - The Me1ic4n Nue.
tang Ltnlment reliercd the pain Almost Immediately.
IT healed rapidly. ind left very little scar.
"CllAs- FosFxu. 20 Dsoadet. Philad'a."
This Is merely Fnrnple Of what tho Mustang Llnl.
ncnt wilt do. II "a Invaluable In all ctsos OF wounds
s~clngs. epra!ns, cuts, brutss, spatins, &c either
upon man or benas-
beware OF countcs{eiu. Nont Il genuine unluss
wrapped IN nc ttcelp'atc cncrnvinss bearing the sis
nature Of @. II. WcetbEook, Chemist, md the prtrdte
stamp OF DwxAs bAExxs 4 Co., New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold BY alt drug.
gifts.
, 1866-08-28
The 9y..stur Crop.
4 correspondent Of the Milwaukee Sentinel,
t.t3lItafx fxcf, 1Eiif,fa,a.x,

WtatlnE nom hhbousn Cley, Saeh, says:
"Aftcr following the thrrshInk machines for
several days, and satisfying myself as q the sen
etn quantity aud quality of wheat in various local
ittct, am able to cive come interesting facts re-
spectins the condition Of tho crops a6out 10 be
thtown upon the markei Fields Left uncut
through ,hs rainy spell! which unfortunately ,yere
wheat, while thoec ia the shock and capped field
about leu rcE cent, and thoae nneapped nearly
cent iose from sh1inksge, VIII give gcn-
e3 s531 I TT centsge ct Eniasd an1 n unmarked.
ssUp This eannes BE- q exas:etaslou IN the
vas thought TO have escaped injury a much As
any plate IN the eonnay. tMe.sS two bushels Of
through thc tannlng mill; while in another place,
considered about m average, more thhn one-rhird
was cleaned ont. while some whole felds were 40
entlre1y ruined That eearccly hushel Of even re-
tetted wheat can be obtained. A number OF loads
!e.t brought into II ;, market were 50 badly
chaecd as rejected, and in fact the wheat was not
Ut for anything bat feed. Not more than one.
plump and clean II may appear. As aa uain,es
csted pct.en give these unpleasant faets loz the
beutfiI OF thB nubHcN
, 1866-08-28

The Geaaa trunk K;foad i taas Flour 10 po.,ea
81 =; Fssns: q 4 n bS @ e n
aqssa So sa . M e IT, s.
81 r. aad Ms
ss6r ailsn!: Geta .tsSS: sfE sssaas5t Corn Il
FL6i7ecsiSe 1'P ilS eiis ss'paas = sr1s
:ae + ;5 S S.. Wa f.
~ 40 l0o bss %yes;
IL esfsi5s} 4 sss:* gsso1sp~ito pris not hanoi at
Market Unsettled and lover 81 Nel Id l6alic lover
e s h b Is % tn Is Sa r. u
Ss 5 g s 81 i = s i & sS IS q q
Has3,Ss s9p " - g as tiss; saee sq ~ = Ns2;
= g 5 s. q M = @ s. Il & T is $ 8 .
lssSd i! 4 20 pa Do 4 f19 @ s tssgple
~ 5Xs ri 'esRs xs:s s 5s Ss
= s5ensss6oe s. SS: 5st s. s9SS q d u 5sxe;
M s: Ss s. 4 ss s {, = $
:is: isoos M 81 WSse iii 1; !: a5 IS b II sse;
& s ds ass: -'Fss 4i ssss. e q r. q
y: s..s :s'gss d re II :;
!; 1 = 4 ;s2';s z i i ~: 4ast'; ss
s + s;s; +!
t;tsS ~ r. Es !. Il r Y s,sis
nk Mas All: nsslSisd IA ;sassifels nominal.
tkhS.Aa5Est aIlc1 e. sn . ,oaans9;; ,,on-v
II = 'ssa,'
sxn as aa Ts, \ ;Ss spPEsS
Il ktFt Il &c; i; do at :e22c. We quote: 80.
, 1866-08-28

Under Instructions from the Secretary Of the 1n-
terror, The General Land Office hss directed the
Register and Receiver Of the District Land Office
in Nebraska to withhold from prescription and
ealc The odd sections within twenty miles Of the
ltuc OF route OF the Onion Pacific Railroad, on
tho second section Of lhe same, one hundred
miles west OF Omaha city.
, 1866-08-28

Cntc1Eo. Eoek 1tI1Nb ASn T4G1f3E H3lllIu3b-
DAY Exprcss and MALL. 5000 t. m. fa:3Q p. N.
Nighl Express. 800 p. N. *5:l5 i. m.
Toilet Accommodation. AS p m. sE50 4. m.
Express Freight. with passenger car attached,
will leave passenger depot every Saturday 1t 3s0
D. N. fns the West.
The Joliet Accommodation eonnncts with Ex-
press Freight for Way Stations.
@sunday excepted, fMonaay excepted, ttSaturday
, 1866-08-28

This medicine, ,arsa,ed and PREPARED ny pr:I. 7.
Sthenc Of Phtia1elphla s proved TO be the hest rsn
edy for 9sspepsa aad ~ disorders o. TIE digestive Or
Eras sucetss aud Popularity Ct D. Ssasass. iasno,
p1ot!s fasos and eonnlenee xas otsg!aal{ dssIzn
in ne Treatment of consumpt,on: hn5 expss1enes
as5ty Theses wd Iens Eoses:s Al ths @
potaxsu It L. nts0 similar In nature to the gastric
Juice the nfd which nature provides to carry On the
q dlEestion; aad whe !an, a.d Is dsaslsat
which answer this puFpose and consequently: Is
The only medicine which can erEe pgspe2sin Other
preparations, however they may seem 70 AFFORD teu1-
porasy relief never fa to ste the dlsease Ts
ust necessarily be the when corrosive acds md
minerals are rsed to cure indgeatlou; and such are
ttst ohjeet The Yea &eed Toac contains 10 such ii
1uftpus drugs tt is distilled from vegetable substance
which 8 produced e EEe.s abundance 9a tas Sea:
Ehe4 is uscd ln Ne n.nntact1fG of Jaaisn sP!sits
@ssh L. sbe sarIy staEes Sf GonsaTpt!on tn:s s i
begins win aisosisE Ct ths st%tas sHd Ecnesaa d.
semsy Fnll dlreetons sseopesny ssSh 81 bes , so!s
ths nsf doze9 Al letter. eE adgiSe % shSald @ :.
North Exthtt.. rhi1adephiA, Pa. aultsss t 1iex.fs
, 1866-08-28

The amount of Plantation Bsts sold In ons gear IL
something startling. TheJ would nn Broadway stx
feet high rom the Park to Foufth$t D1ake's mann.
ctosy Ia Of the institutions Of New FORK. Il Is
sid that Drake painted an the Iocks In the Eastern
States With his cabA1stic vs. T.-1s6o-x~ snd then
got the old granny legislators to pass Law "pseveut
Ing dsngusng the faee Of nature." which gire him
monopoly. We do not Know now th.s L. bnt We do
Erow thAt the Plantation Disc1s othez attt-
Gle did. They used By Al classes ot the
ruunlty, end nre death On Dyspcpsta-certain. They
sre rery tnEigo.attng when languld snd weak, and
great appetizer.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by al drug
, 1866-08-28

What Dla fts-A yonng la.ty, returning 70 l..r
country horne sftes se1oarn Of ttw mopths in .cw
foFl, wAs hardly recognized by hcs fttcls. In plaec
OF ruattc. flushed face, MIC h4a so ruby complex
ion. Of alnoat marble enocneks anl Instead Of q kho
tssy appeared bat IL She told them plainly she us,s
fIaEAn's Magnolia galu and would not be without 1t.
Any lady cau Improve her personal Appearance vcry
much By using his article. 1t be ordered Of any
Druggist for on1y 50 cents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Drag.
cetS.
, 1866-08-28

Philadelphia Flour Mnrket-A1gust ~.
The market continues Inactive but holcr7 are rather
nrer tn their rtewa, owing to the gh: receipts md
esoeks 800 hrs Northwest eftra family sold At iii 10
t. 4 20 bs!s n,T =. whsas s1tra tnaily
ter11s kept priv ate And 150 bEs fancy s133l60o =
h3rrel according to quality. Rya ouf Il selling In
small TaY af fE 10 y barrel.
, 1866-08-28
Gnhcr,s,!1e11t 5alcs.
r ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
II III tftaktt

EE%f
SAsuvtllr. Tcau.. August liih, lAH.
Iwin ettz TT saie Al public auction. eomunonc!us on
as!eF Il os2es
mens rtopeft{ cansl.ns u part +. i!oss: aias, ns
iGa T. e.. 'qu M e'ss ss
:e T. Ill, :;
ss 2s$:s ::SS re: s:s
@ .s Ssss Y Fs sass saFs fs.
esna rn nn1ee, &ay SnIry sop' g b.nscs *adals aa
fea a1a II s. ~
Sn; " s!nhnansr p ~ ns'xsss aos boltS King: i%N!
Sss ss s:,s stsss q sss ssas ios:s e
20 Chains breast; ~ chains srtteLcr; III e;isin..
Ssss - 81 fs;s; Sssa s:s''Sss ss'
:lssa. .asst; $$ ): ~ IL 5s i'll % ss, nps, ap
hsiitt .Sas,e: e ~; i aiSs isss es;het s:5 s.
.o's .ss,hsf r. sgS ,r :!:; tSse panPa: xsse
:,sts: ssssiss s - rsatss;: - III @ $
ySSsS;; ysEsss; snsia: lSs i; sl;as sE 4 ::
detes!p.i@p: il;a hammer st,aci - hammer nan
hammer. narxx Il twssr irons e!esssn,,!as placer:
:Ss :ssS. ~ Y: s!ssss%s!s:s :os Is
ctEcular al saws csoss, compa*s tn meat and whip
hsx ssss I'D S 1aR!n sn1e 81 "a
4lsrs, toals hollow. and rounds. oilers naet: Ae;
9H1 hingtg. strap: Asls h!ng4, aA~orte; 1.a5 us,
hanale:i 400 feel Eh.s: sti bo1s:s Gtass: S panes
eL!re, planning L machines boring; machine ausers
yards IS fect leather betting, ~: lcet rubber beitns
1ott ~ hemp packing: aisl rs rubber packing; ahl
um bales na.lne enth; =: 81 gum packing, DC;
ii. dust bake. sascc and pa:,s; cooking Fanses
no!1eEs a.soste; buckets ~ is Sur tn pes* is:.n
Eaes TO commence 1T O'Clock nv theslosh day
Of September. 1874 and continue daIlS until the prop
cftF IL disposed Or.
/ 1tfns-Csea. ID government Funds. Aaepos,t vii
be required frotu all purchasers th. day pt sale
Reasonable Mc allow fo= the removal of property
By order ot Hyt. MAI Gen. j. L. Donaldson Chile
Qaartc1mAstcr, u. DIT. Z. u. KIRE,
| Ett0 Hyf MAfuT and 4. o. II.
, 1866-08-28

Ivcfmsl rcct'a intinffabic IInir Cofor1nr has
bccn steadily growing In favor for over twenty years.
It ncts rpou the absoshcnts 1t the roots Of c alt md
canges to It's original color by degrees AL lnssan
famous dyes eaden aud ntngc tic hair. lclmstrrets
NOT DYE but Ii certain In ss Ecsu!ts promotes Its
grow til. and Is beautiful HAIE dressing. rtlcc -
cents aud sl.00, Sold hy all tlcsltrs.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER sold BY all Drug
rlxf
, 1866-08-28

CAT1Lr-Orr market h1< been better supplied With
beet CATTLE the receipts since last Thursday footing
ciudcd In the arrivals were 90 head non Ohio, 80
ali ovcr lhc paitinose Ohio Railroad; s head fsom
Pitt:hutEh oyeI 1ae kortnetn Genital Kasosd @ M 3
he counties Of Maryland hy Steamboat, and e htsd
rom Loudon Connty. Virginia. On loot. WIN The e1-
and were net ohefsd toE sale = head sa!pped 70 New
oncrirEs were taken bE baltimore butcntgs III Inc 10l
lowing range of prices: :
Eross $asos -
Common ana Inferior bceTes, per 100 rs
Fsff And Inferior teevrs, rcT 100 Is EtcAs..
Good and Inferior tcoscs, rer tl ns erosa..
Primo and inferior bccyca 1e1 nsKross.. Ss0A..
AGw veJ tne tsesrs xcfe @ H1sssa q s asfaai! al M ai
posed On Tuesday and WepesdsJ to meet tho rleNs oi
, 1866-08-28

Lyons Extrnct OF Pure JaE1nIcn lliuacr-
for 1ndsscsuou, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Cholera Motbus, &c,, where warming. eeu!a. htnu-
liant required. lis careful preparation nnd entire m.
ty makes 1t cheap and reliable article for culinary
SARATOGA SPRING WATER suld by MI Drug
sists. iEcspsi15sss-AA 7 III
, 1866-08-28

131 Welstt, corner Of Nnnfoe Chicago, M. daeotes
his attention exclusively to the Of secret dir
easez, Eyph!llls In ali it, varied fofms, Gonorrhc1,
Glset sAetaIa Seminal Mea1oe.s pslns II Joint:
Gose and ek1n, and al those AactlonS from secret
habit OF youth which rFoducc constitutional debility,
EedaF marriage Impossible. and In ths end dcstToy both
body snd nuG.
those ho Injured themselves By secret hsb!ts.
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An Instrument for the cure Of Genital Debility Or Eoo;
weakness. DC. Can DO pcs1nanentlF Cared 10 rom n
ten days 70 two monhs u the Use Of this nsts1mcnt
in order 10 say the most ekenttcal as to the merits
OF bis instrument pledges himself Mat In a9y instance
money will b refunded returning tho instrument Ii
s9Sa o,ast Fes ~ y FL Gs e5Rnetsn. treated
with Eteas snccess. Our Periodical Drops viii bring
the In Of otatruction1 from any cnuse
Patients treated By letter Addrcss Ds. lleRt0u1H5
11f Wclls-st.. corner Monroe. ChicaEo. H. Boz
3980, AUS n494 5tT+I1IAA
, 1866-08-28

WFs UWfREF9
OMce lac south clatk.st.. corner Madtsorst. Chi.
crgu, lii. Post Office boz 14ti7. Treats al private
ard chronic diseases incident 10 both sexes. Syphilis
Ronor1hGa Elctt, strictnres fpermntotFnGa !encor'
rpeedlly relieved. Cures guaranteed. ONCE honss
A n. y. III. naA