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The combinstion OF ingredients in these PHI. 10
the resSit Of long and extensive practOs They
the most delicate certain In correcting all rregu-
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structions, whether from cold or otherwise head.
whites, Al nervous affections, mysteries, fatigue,
which arise from interruptions Of nature
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was the eommencement Of new err in the treat
female can ENJOY good health unless she l. regular,
srs health begins to decline These Pi. form 4.
bTE HH Fahs s 1S 70 ss
fsd ts hR hf. Gs ST IN III
WORLD which is comprised In these Pills
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been Standard Remedy for over thirty ysArs.
en1 chs nnS reeSisr 70 Fss 70 ali classes they
are invaluable tsdsesaf, Uth eetdssfy, periodical
them s The
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NeRTh AZ, AhiRIcAN kLvIEW FOR JASG.
ss:sien and Kscon.tInetion; puc.i Z .atus; Our
Clay; Hours Of Labor; The Present state Of the
Pri.sn Di.sip line Question; Childrens Books Of
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GoVkRHhENr SALES.
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
QUARTIRMAsfIRs OYYl0H,
WARRINGTON, D. O., December IL, f0eS
The QuArtermaster General Of the Army directs
that all Government Horses now Ut 0iesboro D.
c., be sold TO the highest bidders.
SALES Will, therefore, take place at GIESBO.
kO, ID. g., beginning on
THURSDAY NEXT, RECEMBER Il, 1858,
and continuing on each TUESDAY and THU Rs
DAY thereafter, until all are disposed of
Beat will leave the Sixth street wharf every
honr the day. of sale.
The-e Horses have been carefully selected, and
superior to any heretofore offered for sale.
Animals will be sold singiy.
Sales 70 commend at 10 o clsck O, m,
Tsrms-Cash in United States currency
JAMES A. EkIN,
Brevet brtgadier General in charge
de l2n First Division. q. n. @. o.
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gTRIESEMAB-Protected By Royal Letters Pat.
i tent of England, and secured by the seak OF
the Eeole de Pharmacie de Paris. and the I'm perial
College Of Medicine, Vienna.
Tlesnar No. l, Is the effectual remedy for Relax.
don Spermathorrhoes. and Exhaustion Of the
system. Triesnar No. has entirely superseded
the nsseous use of CoPsvia, Cubebs, &c. Tries
ties and Secondary Symptoms, thus obviseinS
the use Of mercury and all other deleterious tnsrs
Each preparation 10 in the form Of . most ssrss
able LoIepge. Secured from the effects Of climate
or four O. cases in one for %, and IN ~ eases,
thus saving 90. Divided in separate doses I'd,
Wholesale and retail b.. Or. BARROW, No. 1sI
Bleesksr street, New Yerk.
To be had also Of 8. o. FORD, No. $50 Pa. ave-,
corner 18th Ut. sepe-dm
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Test-Z o. ROBBINS,
10 "a law3w. Register Of Willis.

TNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington County, in the District of Celpm-
bis, letters Of administration on the personal
ID. C., deceased. All persons having claims
against said deceased, are hereby warned TO
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on or before the 9Th day of January
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this eth day Of January,
1866. Oa 2e-law3w-) JOHN PAGAN
VNHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sutscri-
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington County. in the District of Columbia
letters Of administration w. A, the personal
tate of Mary Ann Clark. late OF Georgeto wn, ID q
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
came, with the vouchers thereof to the Subscriber
on or before the 10th day Of January next; they
may otherwise By law be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January,
10 IS -lawsws MADLER
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CHICAGo.-The Chicago Republican reports
~ another my strry':
AT an early hour Yesterday morning officer
Prince Of the Third Precinct police, discovered
two human GrTs lying upon the platform of
the fIeighr Cepot Of the Galena and Chicago
Union raIirCa ~, lust below State street bridge"
On which occasion the Cincinnati CONNER
cial comments:
There is no mystery about il. Those limbs
were undoubtedly elected from 4 hydrant. and
then blown about by the wind until found. II
n only a short time since Chicago was startled
sby the discovery 1--WE quote the Times) of dis
membersd portions of the human BODY which
were picked up IN broad daylight, lin the most
crow Ged thorCughfares of that charming city
DISCOVERIES of this sort, fragments of bodies IN
the streets, and thumbs and fingers spirting out
OF the water pipes, however. no longer startIe
or create even ripple or excitement The citi-
Iens think no more OF picking up an estray in-
de1 finger, or an unclaimed big toe, than they
would OF finding a east horse shoe. or a truant
bairpin- The Times speak of finding a pair
Of fingers lying about loose rs AN insignificant
AFFAIR but il rs of opinion that the finding of
bundle containing two human arms freshly
Clsnemhsred. 'the hands turned up TO the
shoulder the whole tied up in n mosquito
netting (which itsays happened the other day.
Re well calculated 10 canse an exclamation OF
horror to rise tn the lps'''
If all this il true Chicago mnst be a ssdeadIy
Hyely sort OF place.
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BYE AND EAR.
~ All durable EYE and EAR AFREC-2 80
18th and 18th SITS, ct the Once OF DR.. SCRONEY,
between and O'Clock; Sunday, 10 to /.
S9nsult,tion Room, 9rst floor.
movable axe the natural one oo 2l-u
EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCHES IN STEAM
~ ENGINEERING, by Chief Engineer B.
Iheiyood. o. 8. n. VOLTS I9:t ggsfi,heS;
EOX CRACKRR8,
Il FOX CRACKERS
NV. BGRCHELL, NO.
la 1N Corner of 18th and r streets.
WINDOW sHADEs-The largest assortment
w In the District, 1t the lowest rsmnnerative
"a a-6ws 9 doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
CANARY MeCKING, RED BIRDS, AND
~ PARROTS, for sale at No. 463 Sd street, sxH
between Penn. avenue and A street south ~
Dc n-1aVsm' @ ARTz.
RORkoMEo coll EGE near PikssviiIe BaIti-
OF this Institution opens on MONDAY, Februsry5
The number Of pupils Is so limited and the teachers
SO numerous that each one receives all the personal
attention and instruction which il necessary TO en-
able him to make thorough and solid progress in
his education. Two vacancies to be filed
STUDENTS OF any age may enter at any time, ON
ysIslm " " REV K. O. s. wALDRoS.
Il parting q rich gloss and exquisite perfume to
sant: Prepared q, T. Q. WILLS 1 90, New
York and sold BY al Druggists, Price SO. and 10
Per bottle.
RUTLER's BALsAMTC MIXTURE.-This old
Dwsn known and entirely reliable remedy for Sc
q Der BEETLE. ian -eoIv n
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EVENING STAR.

TUE TRICHINA IN DETRofT-TAs Dangers q
kGf..0 POTk.-ODe case OF the epidemic Called
Tricbina, WIN n has recently excited so mucn
slsI n IN Berlin, Prussia, has appeared III mis-
sitF. RBc proved fatal. The victim Ws
young lady, a German, who vas iaken III
seme time since, ana called DIR. Herman Net
Ter to sttrEd her. DR. X. was NJ hrst unable 70
tsii the prrcise nature OF the disease oh' m al
ly became con yincrd that u was OF tue same
nature as The Trlchina, which has been known
for some wears in Germany, and which arises
from the Eating OF diseased pork. The Trichi-
o., NAVAL. l. a email microscopic worm or
animate !:y., which was first obzrrypd by The
di.turuirhrh anatcmist. Richard Owen in
If25 aud is found in the muscles and intes-
En.s of various animals, especially pigs and
rabbits in such enormous QUANTITIES that in An
ounce of pork, lGI,OG0 of the animalculT
have been found. BY partaking Of the meat
infected with them, they are transferred 70 the
human body, carsiBg intense suffering, fol-
lowed in many ca.ss'by painful death. DIR.
h. did his utmost TO TriIa 70 the intense suffer
Ings OF ms patients, but has efforts to save her
life were unayailinr. and she died about n
week ago After her death post mortem eN-
animation held. which has resulted in
proving yond doubt that the disease was
1rlehlna- a small portion OF flesh, about the
SIZE of q pin head, WAS examined through the
microscope, and found tn contain large mum
beTs OF anamlculT. wound round and imbed-
ced in the flbres of the muscle, exactly similar
IN appearance TO the Trichird SptTdlis. This,
We believe, is the only case of this disease that
has ever been known n this country. DIR.
Keller states that these animalcuia are not
destroy ed by smoking, or, a. a general thing,
by frying pork, but hard and long boiling is
necessary TO CfeCtually destroy them.-Deir0it
TrIbEre, Jan. 20.
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Al ARYLAND AGRIeULTrRAL 0oIITcE

IN. IA. MILLER, JUSTICE OF THE PEAcR.
once No. 81 9th street west, near Penn q Avenue
neud respectfully inform HIS friends and the PUB,
NC generally that he 10 attending to ell fegS
oaf ess such a. administering the Amnesty a.
49, q All other Oaths, drawing Leases, Deeds,
so snss. &C. &e Legal sdvioe gwen In eli IL
= Pssrsnl.r attention paid to the collection o
e.o Sisims ID general a
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nRPHANS' COURT, Feb. ID, Is,s-DIsrpIc,
" OF CoLuMBIA, WARRINGTON COUNTY T0-r,i:
II the case OF JOS beasiey. executor of Ellen Pun
NE appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of Wash.
lngton county Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
ment and dstr1bution OF the personal estate of said
deceased, and OF the assets in hand as far As the
same have been collected and turned into money.
yhen and where all the creditors and heirs of said
deceased are nouhed TO attend, lat the ORPHANS,
claims properly youched, or they may Otherwise by
law De excluded from all benefit in said deee ased
ettate: provided copy of this order be nnbIisbad
once week for three weeks In the Eyenins star
previous to the said day os"'
. Test:-Z. G. ROBBINS,
Qiste Of
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certain secret habits which unit them for business
pleasure, the duties Of married life; also middle
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years, before placing themselves under the treat
ment of any one should first read THE SECRKT
TRIEND.n Married Ladies will learn some.
thing of Importance By perusiRg THE Secrs
Friend"
Sent TO any address, in . scaled envelope onr
oeipt Of Twenty five oonts. Address
Dr.. CHAS. A. STEWART u co.,
dec I-1y Boston, Mass.
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Ont and Wrought Nails, Spikes, Horse-sho.s ana
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Axletrees, nuts and W ashers, Anvils, vioes
shovels, Pic Axes, Rope, Glus.
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all of which offer ct
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LILLMBOLDSEXTRAC BUCB gives health
and yfgOr 20 the frame and blood TO the pallid
cheek. Debility II accom- panied BY many alarmips
symptoms, and IL no treatment ssubmitted TO- cor.
sumption. insanity epileptic hts ensue. no
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-28

%
4 FTER an extensive practice Of upwards OF
~ twenty years. continues to secure Patents III
the I'niied States also in great Rriiian, FRA &C
and other foreign countries. Caveats spcvthca :
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with dispatch. Researches made into American
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advice rendered in all matters touching the same
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Washington.
No tgeacy IN The tinted State poSsssse' superior
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During eight months the subscriber IN the course
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-
TESTIMONIALS.
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Commiss toncrs OF Patents,
al have no hesitation IN assuring inventors thai
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EDMUND BURk,"
Late Commissioner al Patents,
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| Jan. /, iss'-lyjl
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health

DIR. Dow. Physician and surgeon, No. "a . End
icott street Bu>top, Is consulted aily for all dis
eases incident 70 the female = stem. Prolapll-
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preston. aud other menstrual arrangements, are
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speedy relief guaranteed in very lew DAYS. IT
invariably certain j. the new mode of treatment
that most obstinate complaints yield under 1t, and
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IN. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in
the cure of diseases of women and children, thar
any other ply stefan in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may
wish to stay in Boston few days under his treat.
mcHt.
Dr. Dow, since ISIS. having confined his Who'll,
attention TO an Office practice, Tor cure of privat,
disease and Female Complaints, acknowledges
no superior in the United states.
\. bah letters must contain four red stamp.
or they Will not he answered.
Office Hours from : \. NJ. to9P VI.
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e. Sold by all Druggists.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-17
A Tale Of Startling Horror.
Contention OF III. Murderer Pros.t.
PHILADPLpUTA. April 7

hlLhDfLPlilh, Aprll I.
The Evening Telegraph publishes
the confession Of Probst. After des.
cribing the murder of the boy Carey,
he says: The sight Of the blood Of the
boy produced in me a deviIlsh and
blood. thirsty feeling, and dcterrDin-
ed ut once 10 murder tho whole fami-
Iy.' ne disposed of the body Of the
boy as described before, and then de-
liberateIy walked over to the house
He entered, aud told Charlie, the lit
tie boy next in Years to Willie. who
was absent, he wanted him to help him
do some work in the barn. The little
fellow followed him, and as soon as he
got him inside the barn door. he dis
patched him with Il small AK he had
secured. He then went back to the
house and Iold Mrs. Deering there
was something the matter with one of
the COWS, and he wanted her TO come
to the barn. She went, and he follow.
ed, and as soon as she entered inside
he struck her in the head and killed
her. He then went back 10 the house.
and brought the children out one at
a time, and taking them inside the
barn. dispatched them one by one
with the same AK In each instance
he cut their throats, and placed their
bodies in the corn crib himself jus. in
the position they were found He
then covered the bodies mp and pro-
ceedcd to wipe out all evidences Of fhis
guilt He then went back % the nousc
and awaited the arrival Of Mr.. Deer
ing. not expecting that MISC DoIan
would accompany him. AS soon as
Mr. Deering arrived in the carriage.
he got out. and Probst told hin some.
thing was wrong will oncof the cows,
and asked him to go over to the barn
with him. Mr.. Deering went along
with him, and Miss Dolan went into
the house and took IF her bonnet and
turs. Mr. Dcering did not even take
off his gloves before going to the barn,
but proceeded there at once, followed
by Probst, who had the AK concealed =,
ready for use As soon as Mr.. Deer
ing entered the door, Probst states
that he struck him in. the head and
feIled him to the earth. and then chop.
ped at his neck with the edge of the
AK Miss Dolan was the next am last
victim. She proceeded 10 the barn
after coming down stairs and not find
ing any ofthe family in the house. and
Probst. who was in waiting for her,
treated hel as he had done the rest Of
the family. After laying out the bod
les and covering them up with hay,
the murderer went into the house and
commenced searching for valuables- -
He states that he got no money. but
expected to secure q considerable
,amount. He states that Miss Dolan' s
pocket. book had very little in it. He
saw nothing whatever Of the two fifty
dollar Coupond interest Notes and
twenty dollar bill of the same charac-
ter that are missing He remained
about the house for some time, picked
up the articles found in the black va
lisc, and left about dark His further
movements were pretty much as bro t
out IN the trial. Probst states that he
wOuld have confessed to all the mur-
ders before, but he feared that if he
did so he would be torn to pieces by
the mob.
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Notal, ,...............2 234 ,0G3
IsAw uER wuT A MOMENT.

She wore handsome clinolneon the
day when first we met; and she scud-
dcd like a schooner with cloud OF can
vass set.
AS she swept along the pavement,
with grandeur fit to kill saw her
but moment, yet methinks l see her
still.
The wind was on bender, and frisky
as a witch. it played the very dickens
with dust. dimity and sch. The CATERS
were delicious which her feet were
made to fill saw her but a moment
yet methinks | see her still
She scooted ronnd.t the corner, and
streaming out behind, her crinoIine
ard calico were romping in the wind ;
to have kept them in position would
have bafled twice her SKILL saw her
but moment, yet meihinks l see her
still
l shut my eyes tremenjus, for | didn't
want to see. display of pretty ankles
when it wasn't meant for me and until
| lose my senses, | am sure | never will
i saw her but Il mom1nt-yet me.
thinks | see her still
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(Rcgular Report)
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, MAY 10.

Immediately after the reading ofthe
journal, the House resumed the CON
sideration of the constitutional amend
ment reported by tho Reconstruction
Committee.
Mr.. Randall, of Pennsylvania, ad.
dressed the House in opposition to the
measure. He wished That the colored
race i'm the Southern States were al.
lowed to occupy the same position as
it did in his own Stale; but us he was
not willing that the General Govern
ment should interfere with the matter
in Pennsylvania, neither was he vii.
ling it should interfere with it in the
South. The injustice and animus oi
the Sd section had been so thoroughly
exposed by gentlemen on the Repubi
can side, that he deemed it unnecessary
to say anything about it, further than
to express his belief that the intention
was to prevent the possibility Of any
Southern State voting for the amend
meut The whole scheme was one OF
procrastinution and delay, looking to
the exclusion of the Southern States
till after the next Presidential elec.
ton. The Presidents plan, On the con,
trary, was plain and simple, just and
etfectual, and, as he believed accepta.
bic to vast majority OF the people
North and South. The issue between
the President and Congress was made
up. and the appeal must be made to
the people. lie believed that nothing
could avert the speedy possession of the
legislative branch OF the Government
by the Conservative men of the coun.
try, under the lead of Andrew johnson,
Mr.. Strouse. OF Pennsylvania, fol.
lowed on the same side. lie declared
thatlhe Constitution was never intend.
ed to be patched, and Congress should
be exceedingly cautious about .amper.
ing with it. ....
Mr. Banks was the next speaker
He regarded this as the most import.
ant question that could be presented
to Congress or the country. lie be-
lieved the organization of Governments
in the Southern States could only be
safely made by effecting change in
the Basis of political society in the
Southern States. Therefore, no prop
osition met his entire approval which
did not effect radical change in the
basis of political society in those States;
but he did not expect the House to a.
dopt his opinions, nor would he insist
on any theories of his own. He had
no doubt that the Gov rnment of the
United States had full authority to ex-
,end the elective franchise to the col.
ored People Of the South, but be did