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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-25
IN He N Z W S.
DAILY, sEMI-wEEK4Y AND WEEKLY
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY AND SEMI
WEEKLY NEWS.
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
FAIRBANKS STANDARD SCALES

FAIkBANh No , NULiRD OO4ALI1D
Attach less Importance to the very large number of
PREMIUMS
which have been awarded to them by scientific, mecha
meal and agricultural associations, than to the empha
lie far more significant, and to them satisfactory en-
dosement of practical business men, during term OF
years extending far beyond and covering the entire
business life of IA score of imitators.
Every appliance ofpower and skill is now being used
supply the constantly increasing demand Tor these
well known and universally approved
STANDARD SCALES.
Every effort will be used to meet the wants
Of our friends consistent with retention of their
peror Qualities and perfect protection of their world
wide reputation for ACCURACY, DURABILITY and
CONVENIENCE.
FAIRBANKS & CO.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-25
THE UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES WIRING GER

This wRIYGER has taken the FIRST PREMIUM in the
Great Fair of the American lnstitute-also the State
Fairs Of New York. Vermont, Pennsylvania, Michigan,
Indiana Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Connecticut River
Valley Fair, Champlain Valley Fair and at most Of
the County and Institute Fairs throughout the country
100000 have been sOld and now in use in the
United States and We never heard OF being thrown
aside because it was not liked.
The UNIVERSAL is superior to all other wringers, in
having larger rolls Of solid India Rubber protected
by strong cog wheels that they cannot slip break
loose from the shan Its strong wood frame cannot be
broken and does not or soil the clothes. Every
Universal wringer is warranted.
We select few testimonials from persons widely
known to the public, who speak from actual expe-
rience, and are above suspicion of misstaement:
MY family would soon give up the cooking
stove as this Clothes Wrnger. 1t cannot be too high
! ly recommended. "-SOLOY ROBINSON.
This is the first wringer | have found that would
stand the service required of it,. p. HuGGIW
LovEJoY's HOTEL.
ave think the Machine much more than pays 10
itself every year in the saving of garments We
think it important the Wrnger should be fitted with
cogs ORANGE JUDD, EDITOR OF AMERICAN AGRIcUL-
TURALIsT.
al heartily commend it to econ omsts of time, money
| and contentment. "-RRv. DR. BELLOWS"
at saves labor expedite work, makes the laundress
good. naiured does off buttons, and is Rdis-
pcnsable in well regulated family'"-R. 5. sroRRs,
JR., D. D.
Every week has given it stronger hold upon the
affections Of the inmates of the laundry. Every mem
Der of the household is in admiration of t."-NEw
YOKE, OBsERvER.
A good canvasser make money rapidly selling
them in every town Exclusive sale guaranteed and
liberal terms given responsible parties who first APP
ply. Dealers who will purchase few and put them
out on TRIAL. can make large sales. Send for de-
scriptive circular and terms.
r. C. BROWNING, General Agent,
octls---eod6m S47 Broadway, New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-25

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PHILADELPHIA.
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Old Brown Windsor Honey and Almond,
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Purified Almond PetrOline Cosmetic.
REFINED FANCY SOAPS.
Variegated, assorted colors Sassafras,
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0rigannm Crystal, bars and balls.
White Windsor,
SHAVING SOAPS.
McKeone Van Hagen Naples, compound,
Co.'S Genuine Ameri Spermacet,
can" Petroleum (bland and bal
Military, samich
Honey, Glycerne'
FAMILY SOAPS.
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Family Pale Palm, unbeached and
Chemical olive, bleached'
White CASTLE, n,
RE For sale by respectable Druggists and Dealers
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and No. SO Lea street, Philadelphia
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T NJ. BUCKS CELEBRATED FLOUR
e. Montebello Family
albion Extra
GreenmOunt Extra
Locust Grove, Fine (for bakers uso)
Family Soap assorted
Pure Cider Vinegar
Old Rye and Bourbon Whisky
Cherry Bounce and Port Wine
White Lead
Phosphates and Bone Dust
Manufactured Tobacco
Ga consignment and for sale by
PALMER, HARTSOOK Co,
noyli-.n Libby Buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
INDIA.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


BOMBAY Oct. Cotton advancing. Shipments
OF the week 30 bales Exchange on London e. freights
10 Liverpool l7i6
England ~ u.s.
THE FAMINE frKRIBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIGHTS.
The Cacas papers that the famine i still great and
wide spread Notwithstanding tie edors which being made
stay In Cseaiis system Of organized relief said TO be
doing much good fuass have been suppedby private charity
the eIteui " r., 7OD and Europeans and natives
working energetcs1y Together to relieve the distress OWING
the arraugeuss made the fear which prevalent OF
great epidemic txeatag out IN the famine crowd OF
psupers in Cslcssta subsidng The accounts irom the dis
an extract from private letter from the district Of Chumparnn
regarding which the Board OF Revenue had been furnishing the
tanned Ia th. letter We nav say. Engon of Sept
- that epidemic cholera sweeping away the population Of
entire Villages
Famine daily becoming and might have said deaths
Coming in the other morning from hurko
tab dead bodies within 800 yards OF the place the
dogs eating them esrrry while Vuuros looked on. Two
miles on village named Narphs part OF human
body being deyoured by two dog tae neh was quite red aud
bloody; the right hand resting the forehead par
italy the len side really do believe the dogs commenced
their CHASTITY banquet while breath In the body AT
named Poonsgha saw three dead bodies In one line
should father mother and daughter they appeared to
have died within few nRaes OF each other they looked
II asleep Little the north Of these two more bodies
I did not examine then their bare legs told their
tale About half mile further on, at village
finishing what the dogs had left From thence nothing more
except occasional bad smells New grain coming in but IL
means buying consequently live charity As the
udday crop this part Of the district small In com
the Aughanee paddy the ryos VIII have much
difficulty in supporting their own families beside the Mahaun
will weigh on his slafe nom the out
turn that very little will be lcf for the os so that the
distress will be bad until the end OF December
Should Government assist the starving wretches under
the impression the crop will alleviate their suerng
The result VIII be de~1 70 an unnes'u o. ues s i c ~, con
the district the south the Budda crops
are heavy, and grain comparatively cheap ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
pRUSSIA.
the HEALTH or LOUIS NAPOLEON.


A dispatch from Berlin TO The London Times says;
According TO authentic intelligence received here the health
Emperor Napoleon improved by hs sooGrn NJ ~
although probable the other alternative does
not som to be any longer excluded
The ISHABITANIs or KoNIGGRAlL 10 Bs lNDtASIfIkD.
The Inhabitants Of KoDggras after SaBly Petiuoning the
Austrian Government Indemnify them for tho enormous
similar request the King Of Prussia Iron this the sufferers
forthwith invited 70 dispatch population to Vienna
which would H. Immediately received by the Emperor and the
Minister ~ state The npensablcs cnacted by The fuAshns
during the var amount In value 10 sOOopoO horins
PRUssIAS RULE IN scHLEsWIG.
laon Stlee piesseu the PrussaB Governor OF ScieswR
hes prohibited the raising Of subscriptions by the Danish m
hah;anis Tor The purchase 81 wedding g for the Pneess
hagmnF
THREE NEw ARMY Gears.
Bum. OF. iGTbTeo Orny corps are about 20 We
FORMED furnished BY Hanover another by Electoral
Hcss Nassau aud Frankfort and the third by tho Ebe
D8is Tho recruitment viii he the basis of The hahhy
OF eli the inhabitants military service with c"rtain erecP
zion, having Tor their object 20 respect ~ far no losib e
~, -kons hitherto % force IN those oorniTies.
A cANARD
lie semi oni,H North SsrgnaH 0dE,ne dssrairs as com
e'c The poft That tbs rand Duke OF San' elmer
al communicated Emperor Napoleon Intelligence
Rh'i hc hsl received from Belnof Italian conspiracy
.ailst the life q the French Rmper"r.
IHE HfssiAE ARnY.
CsssK Oct Iodsy all q onicefs soldiers and ofciah
II tie former lesin army formally took the oath OF Alegianre
10 del King Of Prussia.
iFEIN IT, The electoral law for tho proposed North
German Parliament - TO b. pronI' gated very shortly
OPPOSITION TO A DIVISION on scnliSwlG.
Al meeting 0f pcsou- representing oil parts 81 Northern
Sehle.Ng Which held 81 Hothkenkrug resolution WA
adopted fo The Immediate establishment of an association IN
The Object % OPPOSING any division Of Schleswr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
NETWORK, MONDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1866

BY the fundamentally Of the police or ne eseease o.
sary supey on and In Of need for me
rl6c order Beyond this however the arrangements whch
have been made by the Austrian Goverrmen. ao no
ne Vienna Cabinet has expressly declared thoI us
81 ke Treaty OF Prague relative 10 the amnesty sn W.
carried CUT and Tat in shah any =, w un
garian Legion be prosecuted by the Austrian sutIohue'
The CHOLERA.
Since the ohTeak Of cholera IN Hungry - per cent " s
population 81 Pesh and PER cent OF the entire PopInuon Oh
the country. have fallen victims 10 tie epidsnlc' 81
THR ITALIAN IlfBAssADoR. .
believed that Gen Menabres win DO appointed Italian
EnhassadOr Rt Vienna. 9 .. rH't ..
THE EMPRESS OF MEXICO l..
The nfeicencs received from Mramar reye TO the health
OF the Empress Charlotte is not satisfactory.
LETTER FROM THE EMPEROR 10 CoukT BELcRiDi
The Emperor has addressed autograph letter 10 count
Bre the Minister Of STATE in whieh he expresses MS moes
grateful recognition Of the inestimable proofs OF hde any
noble efsacec which have been afforded BY the peopes
Austria during tho unhappy times The Emperor nructs
Becrei make known his sentiments Of gratitude gen
orally throughout the Empire and especially TO the representa-
tves OF the country at their next meeting lie nrthei scs
expects from all the members OF the public adnnsa
ton the jealous activity in the endeayor TO heal the
wounds inflicted by the war In conclusion the Emperor re-
Quests Count Beed furnish oil sai reports Oh
oh the steps taken for that purpose. ...- .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
LOUISIANA.

THE CONVENTION OF 1864 TO BE REcoyvESED--TuR
CROPS. fI- t.u alT 81
nr rxIraaArH TRIBUNE
NEw.ORLEASs, Oct 2.-I is reported on good auihoss
ity that Gov Wells and Judge Howell who claims to b
President of the Constitutional Convention OF 1864, are
about econyenDg that body and that they have ordered
elections of delegates TO I'LL vacancies The Gosernor
saws tina. be has from leading members Of Con-
gress that he will be sustained by force Unnecessary.
gentleman just returned nom tour in the nyer par
she's reports the crop ofcotton far smaller than heretofore
stated He says that fycegs Of tho crop is already in
market from the river region and that the residue viii
.oon DO here. ~
The kreedmens Bureau obi1e report says that in The
Parrish Of CoaCella 900 acfes wore Planted IN cotton,
ard that tha ed herar3rn wos cny COO bales THO
scports add H. thc0 ut be grcat s0lelng anoas ne
acuculrr.sw tr.-e tts G. ming sessoh. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
GERMANY.
KFSsE.nARMHTAnT.

Il is stated that the convention between the Gov
eTpment Daimsad and the Bishop OF he has been
annu During several years this convention has gwen rlse
10 continual attacks upon the Government.
PRACE BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND sAxoEY.
The Constitutional Gazette OF Dresden that King John
having made certain military concessions for the Sc
cuy Prussia satcgcO position the conclusion Of peace
will no longer DO delayed.
Dresden win probably receive mixed garrison. -
The CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES OF WUR1ihBkho fAFohAbLs
PRUSSIA.
\ dispatch from Stuttgart saysi Nearly all the paragraphs
OF the committees address which referred 10 the German qGes
on and drawn up opposition TO the policy OF Prns'
have been rejected by the Chamber o Deputies The da Oh
address proposed by fifteen members Of the Chamber mas
been agreed TO without alteration by q against % votes ana
IL will be presented to the King Immediately.
THE PROTEST or THE KING OF HANOVER
The TiBlss's Berlin correspondent says:
The protest Of King George Of Hanover has been transmitted
Count BmaTk through the ordinary postman Its approval
by the semi official organs Of the Austrian Government has
called forth from the Prusslan Embassador at
Vienna which answered by the almost nerous assevea
on that the Austrian papers independent and that the
Government had means OF influencing their attitude except
by appealing 10 the courts
In Hanover It 10 said that King George has solicited the
mediation Of Rnvand insure tho recovery OF his private
property the conqnerer Should any negotiations be
opened upon the subject they VIII Is to predict be
abovc unless the King be prevailed upon to restore the
public moneys taken with him Ia his Hight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
ST. LOUIS.

A BOLD ROBBERY AT LiBsRrY-AS EXCURSION TO
.r OH, FORT RILEY. .' -tf
IT rzLzaxAra rRipuxz. ' %
ST. LOUIS Dot. "a bold robbery was pefpstssssd ID
Liberty, Missouri, fcw days since Eight armed men
rode into town, robbed merchants and escaped Baah-
wacking has always been scientific in Clay County
large delegation prominent railway officials from Penn
syysn and Ohio ere expected to join st. Louis desgs
tion in an excursion TO Fort Riley next week. The East
ern delegation will travel Westward in magnificent
and proceed to Fort Riley. Several Senators and Con-
gessmen are expected The second Rebel tournament to-
day was failure in regard 10 attendance The same
number Of Knights first time rode and badly
injured BY falling from his horse The ryer is declining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
HOLLAND.
MANIFESTO or THE KING.

We read in the Dttats: THE new German Gazette
declares that the Cabinet recently presented al lie
Hague the Luxembourg question having almost
utmatnm that tho Government OF the
Netherlands truly resolved not 10 yield and that u viii
without fear for Prussia 10 her threats into execution
This the when he has TO resist the engeDeies o
eul ncghbO that the King Of Holland chooses Tor enter
Ing anon struggle in the rational representation Just when
needs support rem the whole country he publishes mani
against the elective chamber and runs The rsk Of pro
selves up ugos Of question which completely foreign 10
may he permitted that the wisdom OF such conduct
abs olutely escapes as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
VOL. XXvI....No' 1874.
A MUsING-QUITE.

u 49,, - an. ypb,e ustl rave the first s1aibiors o.
An, ,nsh,ns ia, the od BietdwGy Tabernacle during the WINTER
81 434 and that from 70 time since then hs'e gwen ~
..hbi,op, In connection with lectures on chemistry
Trsa x.s ago last introduced this 0s TO the dental pa PES
p m an srxsthec place Of ehoroioTn and ether FOR one
time met formidable opposition from dentists and others
length this opposition gradually way Ooeat'onsy dena"
ana pbvtps IN aud the operations OF the Oas
They were surped and pleased They saw one after smother put
ep IN one minute teeth drawn wbogt pain and the patient
awakening fresh end bright though nothing had oceered while
sEy delighted with the operation No nausea OF SICKNESS
end no effects from the Gss 70
The result that for the past two mere than half my
buness has come patients recommended by the fret
.s dentists physicians ofhe city They that by constant
pyae acquired remarkable shin in the extraction Of teeth
N IL our business and do other dental worn.
Although have given the Gas to sIxrEES THoutASD
patients failure destroy pain injury rom
The gs there several dentists city who IN order to in
crease divert the tide Of public patronage away
from me- fleming advertisements claiming that they
discovered and improved method Of administering the
OF breathing from reservoir andthen expiring the Gas
bresh and back into neiaTnbber bag have
patients had these dentists and tried thu
oroved apparstu and could be put asleep They would
then to get their teeth out
su not prjudced IN favor OF the old mode OF administering the
Gas only say we'll and seeomplshe all that desired
bsve tried the methods they have and find one
error the construction al mouth made for breathing the
gas aud expiring into the as too small opening 10
breathe through. We constructed similar mouthpeee IN
which difficulty avoided lind oOrk' much better than
szpeceed work we'll shall adopt altogether and
dispense ndubbe bsthe gas being beshed nom
back sgn into the may find difficult OF
hard sobeeis nothing but the apparatus and bag wiz
answer PaiieAs their teeth ddwa pihOni PAIN aud III can
accomplish objection accommodating myself to the
fssdious Of who object to the BLACK beg
Although % 70 people visit office daily and have rom
one 20 twenty with the NITROUS OXIDE GAS ell de
eang they eIperncd pain whatever that the 'ens
zion gas deghfa &c. and then one comes
In and asks yoa really teeth without pain, without any
main stsnW The answer cersny You viii not
know when your teeth drawn five pale we viii
charge you nothing fortbe operation"
that and do perform this we refer TO the o"
ns persons tested matter at Office and with over
10000 OTHERS
have sr.d with their own hands. scroll certifying to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
EMPEROR n HkALTE.
From Our Special Correspondent.

'''- N PARIS, Oct H. 1868
The Mexican Empress Charlotte has got back from
Rome to Mrama where it is hoped that with quiet and
under skul medical advice she may recover soundness OF
mind Her case, however, is very grave one, in the
Judgment of the oisRst. The fixed idea that she is
surrounded by Mexican assassns might be chased from
her diseased mind; but the which bears this first
bitter monomansc fruit is deep rooted in the memory Of
long growth now inertaugled with all her moral and
mental past all the more tenacious and morbidy uxurant
because OF the natural strength Of the soil In which IL
crows. Even could the eminent "aonist, who was
sent for from here 10 administer 10 the iustrions patient
find 10 his pharmaeopeia sweet obyious andotc TO
cleanse her stuffed bosom Of the perilous stun whose
cnmuated weight has az last broken ms noble ladys
heat and razo out the written troubles OF the bmnhow
keep nom the conv invalid the sckenng news that
comes thick as late post with post from Mexico and her
hardly tested weaker half there The great danger that
the contscion of that fatally sieb Mexican empire, on
whose success she he'd set her life, would 2gain overcome
her "a ..r,,e.,. n, 49,, -. al y
-nandy will DO furnished you by teilowrooespOnden
They have o1uiied general and gen~oqssympathy here
vii eb reed moi Do quGTrced With hQp6h one can holp
i,tnN9g that tho ttoasands Of killed MeXlcans and
psanoraen anllhe sorrow of their relatives, descrto6
tflo sympathy too and when sympathy Is 80 cheap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
EUROPE

The steamship Alemania, from Southampton On
the nh inst, arrived OF this port yesterday pcttng rs "a
possession Of European files Of three days later date
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MALTA.
QUARANTINE.

A dispatch from Valetta says Fifteen days quaran-
tine has been imposed Ireland and Scotland
CHOLERA.
Several cases Of eoera have occurred Tapan and in the
vicinity OF Marsha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29


The esis nal ron can Js seen 1t shlos table
That il f. osn ore pleasure pain teeth extracted
SnSer the influence Cas- the following Lave been
seted which patients have written opposite the!I nsIne
"wihoe. the slightest Tsn-sn uninterrupted dream ~
cs@s T foa hSdon Would cone from England
PSosrht ss soins M IN The sir holding on TO
seed huobug have his teeth drawn without know
Bully never told the ,ruth but hats just now
AS.Soy sG S ssoG s SS Ss b vain with one d.
Ne more old fashioned dentistry for me-"
"oosht to erect statue 70 The inventor -
Ven s'; sl .ss SS' sGss Ss@ sent Us 's'
"OpsrstiOn perfectly sublime
Was veal and nsTvOosi received no pain bot wonderfully re-
- ,sdSI'. n written shove"
" pleasant riee on The care ,, =, .,,,..
great improvement In The esrosroHt art Of Dentistry
. shonld never have a tooth drawn ~i'hOutt"
M G.'sS. sindsr. have Dickens and
well worth all that can be said fIr It,"
I'D. your isei6 ou,. Are ,hey'"
ass.1 90 os s SIs q SHl aosh
Hail GSls%s The s.sSis d:saVs.y Of the age
:. Tslsn o., without bout l9y hnO~iDsi- H.
"Hsraie's reliable and without pain"
The fear spersneed before taxing the gas was only e21aed By
.'bsTsbisa With the operation"
- pleasure instead o. pain"
Have sisn chOrOfer ether eosd not DO induced
ssain A. q nearly Dr. Coltons perfectly
fall without the least pain and feel vel
Sver-tIy H."
.AbsSlstsis 70 psin. swear f."
"COanisg HgaiD!"
very operation"
Nos The least paR-rstkef pleasant"
thank thee Lord for this discovery Iws perfectly gnsos
ssioaa"--By deniis.
pisasuEe instead o. psip.n
win msny oib.n osy wsll.sy. God bless Dr. Cotton"
- arm paid well for coming miles
." DR.. Cotton bssis Heller
And hundreds Of similar characts Ibe originals OF the
Sbovs can be Ofce
Tn. following eiaop.u. ls,sr Gas vo,r,,x oe,,,. m ,b
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AUSTRIA.
APPLICATION OF THE TREATY or PEACE WITH
ITALY.
AUSTRIA.

OF THE TREATY OF PEACE WITH
ITALY.
dispatch from Vienna says: The notifications OF
the treaty peace between Austria and Italy were exchanged
at Vienna Oct H.
OPENING OF TIE BUNGAlJAE DIET.
A dispatch from Pcsh says The opening OF the Hungarian
Diet will take place on Nov. Is
THE IMPBRIAL FAMILY.
The EmTOf and The Imperial Family viii proceed ~ D,f"
Der 10 Buda whore hey vii remain foT som6 time
TIE CHOLERA.
.Iho cholera hes t0mowhat dn!nishedat pcftt
sI ~ PUIszKY
PnsTH Oct. l6 M pusskY, tho Hungarian osiF hss +"
ceiyci from mo Emperor full pardon
-lI rHr HUN0ARIAH LEGION
The semi official Re OsrlHGn 0dzeie says mo ieilfn
ONO OF mcncTs of me PnHso Hungarian Legion nag
obliged the Austrian Government 10 adopt etuam mcmu"h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29

30 UssiAL OF AUs1RIAs REJoR4T I. l.i'.'
Tho abatement reo0nty publhhOd by I.1 @,eRt~
yaaaf ~ relative 10 tho alleged Iesfuaion Of hr Russian
~