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New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
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BERNENT-On Friday afternoon Aph ~ bic residence Staten
Island Edward r-fnrni Ia the I'D year Of his az.
Notice Of funeral b"fsaisr
CuRCU-sudi-ny o'clock Thursday morning April & At the
Dr. Henry Guernsey, IN this city,
IIalci, Church. IN the 10Th year Of bis axe
dny afternoon at ocoet The rensn. will be TO South
Orange v. J., for in,.rnent
DaMONOn p IS Of Inflammation OF the lungs Lewis
Damon in az. jld Of ~.
relative, the family respectfully invited to at
tend hs lat. residence IN Hudson ave- neH
souihs Hudson city " j. sunday stsrnoon Apri ~
ociork.
Vermont papers please copy.
DOUGHERTY-ln ths city, Friday evening 9Th ins, Henry
DoughsTty ~ the 10Th year o. his age
Notice Of funeral viii b. given hereafter
FARRELI-On Thursday April &C. 1866 Rev James Farrell
aged 50
Re, Clergy and relation, respectfully invited to
attend h funeral this tssurdayl morning lo3 ooeA Hoh sh
Josephs Church, SIth-avs
FOSTER In Yonser. FRIDAY. April q! Mary - wife Of r. H.
Foster. IN the 3l,i OF her . -,,
The fn'Ia services viii psc. at the frt fresoyeh
North Broadway onsets, sunday isn inst e4of H.
Resvss and iiiends OF th. lsmily invited TO attend
MtNwELAt her late thi, city, fncsy morning
Apul a. Ayns, viie Of Husl MARVEL
Ths friends and Relatives o family respectfully invited
tend the lnrrs services s the H. D. Church tine Rev w. bn's
Twenty thrd'.. on Monday, April 70. at u S'eioos a..
McBRlASn hs city Friday April q, of tJrhoG svsf w"
a. r. McBrisn, aged IL year..
Tn will take pl.e. or sunday. tsh msi ir,'H--
Of is. PATENTS, No. 80 Es.t Tw.ni trl.t elsrs 3 IN
The "a. Of III. family Tespsst' b - s.sri
sTEwARr-In Broohyn We'd ;zaz, ish fl.sn Stew
IN the pth year Of his sge a..
relatives and friends Of the fsny stend the
South PTesbyefsn Church iths Rev D. spesfsl
Linton and Amy ss, on Saturday, At % sesp m
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
N U RE ID.

KLDARD-THoMPsoN--On Wednesday evening Apt 2s At st.
Methoi Episcopal Church by the Rev Cyrus foss Henry
Eid maggie Thompson. daughter Of Edmund Rogers oil
of,hi. city
DPS MARETS- -aOTLEy-On Thur,dsy April ~. g. Psni.
g. Church by the REV Cyrus fo Ernsst A. Dss Mar-t,
Marie Louise ele, laughter Of the late John Motley oil VI this
ely
-MoiRAS-At tho Church Of the Advent Thur.i.y
Apf by Rev A. b. lIsr, Henry Gefov Mi, ,1ic e.
Mclean
HARMER-wKl1Ou "Wednesday, April IS at Lion ahorch by
the Right Rev Horsto Southssc u D. thsfrs p Hsmrr 20
". eldest daughter Of Henry Wi, ell oft city
MERRITT-FROsT-A Poust-ep.ir. Thursday. ApI 10 at
New Yort TO Hattie daughter Solomon v frost
MERRITT-sANFORD-n SoFwab. Conn. Wednesday. .s'h
inst, the Rev DI Mead Dr. John Merritt Of Bridgeport TO
Mis-, Mary Ams. rlde da,h.f Of Dsn SANFORD Of Red
ding Coun No cards
MERRlCK-sbTH- On Tluf.iay April ~, by The Rev. 4. D.
Carter Of Yonsers ". II hsr ca Of fhisphs 70 lislen L.
young. the Judge E Fitch Smith Il New iots
RGCHARDs-BOYCF-A Fisbtli the Hud.on W-dn--day
.hs VI l. B~rg"r JoIn : HicAards ~ New
20 Msd youngest daughter Il John Boycs Of the former
plsre.
RiKFR-DUFFAY-On "wednesday. April 25. by the Rev. r.
McCsnegs Augustus Hite OF Brooklyn Mis-, Lucy Darsy Of
New.iO
THOMAs-HALLOCK- ~ Brooklyn "wednesday April .; st
Of the brides psf,ni by The Rev G. sng James
A. Thonss 70 ssrsh J.. daughter of tsp, Benz haoct
MAs,ashos-tts and Long Island Tspss pssse copy.
TTCkFR-PARSONsOn h. 18Th inst Ia Trinity Chapel BY the
Hs Hora Potter d. D. John A. Tucker Of broosyn 10
Parsons daughter Of the st- William Parsons OF fa'e
n J.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
TrostInu on the Fashion Course, L.. T.

Yesterday the third of the season purses given by
the ssec Fashion Course L. L. troed for 1t was
purse Of s mile heats heat three In five In harness Tor
tros In public at the time Of ouiiy
Eleven horses entered. Of which the following hvs
started: Dan Maoes z. Sam; Dan. P6iers b N Lidsi
Alec Paterscu's Somerindykes b. Psddler and j.
Moore's b. &. George. There good atsadsnce The
day was fine sihsugh cold and the track IN fair order
PffsIs mare OF whom report spoke highly made the a
vorte a. soon q. the pool commenced bringing s
sans s2 polders g. the bay gcdings e. and George o.
s0) 80 her beating the field was freely offered Ihe
yorte won the by three lengths 10 u SAN being
second Paicrons third Pedler fourth. aud George DIS
LidA took the second heat ~ 2J after close sd
very exciting raoo with PAtersOns bay geling who wokc
when way up the bome-stretch and etiingsished
bis chance OF winning the heat In the third beat.
after long time had been wasted IN scoring.
owing repeated breaking OF fPrdder and ram ap
preaching when the word given sam took the
sal aad the nsile Ida but breaking almost i'm
nediatey sftos p6er passed him. and maintaining com
msndng lead throughout the won oeVery by lengths
m y sam scooud Peder third. and the bay gsding last
and all OF them erDssing the score on run
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

BosTON, Friday. April a. 1860
In the House Of Representative this afternoon the bill
10 equazc the bOunies Of soldiers ordered 10
third reading by yea and nay vote OF l2j % ~. All
the amendments which proposed 10 the bill, except
one rejected. The bill provides for the payment OF
e. per month for every MONTH service IN the army To
those who received bounty until The sum OF ~
Is reached, this being the maximum sum paid by the
State and whatever bounty any man may have received
j. % be deducted from the monthly compensation pro-
ylded for IN the bill
COMMITTEES OF the Executive Council TO examine
the claims, and IL the required 10 pay them
cecds q 900 900 the matter is 20 be referred 10 the next
Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
Heayy Wool anle.

BOSTON, Frday, May y I-tI.
Messrs Charles Lane & Co sold out their entire stock
Of WOOL amounting 10 about 200 900 pounds This forenoon.
The aucOnecT was j. Is. Osgool. the attendance
large and the bidding spirited. The wool -old ~
prices ranging from - to 59i per pound in lots
ranging from 1000 20 20. 600 pounds The wool mainly
Of the first quality Ohio fleece wool brought the highest
fre
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
I'd. Tssbs.e Ralavged.

THE iARGRsT AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN THE
WORLD.
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USE increased than quarter tho price will
remain the same.
TERMS
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Mad subscr rbers clubs OF y W
Ten copies addressed 10 Of Subscribers ~ -
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Address TDR TRIBUNE NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
THE PHILADELPHIA TRAGEDY.
NeEvidepce for the Defense.

PHILADELPHIA Friday. April -. l56G
In the case of Probst trial for the murder Of the
Deerng family the prosecution c,ssd this afternoon
The counsel for the defense stated that they had wit
ncsses and were allowed hours 70 speak in
his behalf when the will go to the jury. The
continues to excite much interest the streets in the
vicinity of the courtroom being crowded all day
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
Pstvissism as Annapolis.

BALrlMomE Friday April q. is6G.
The flag of the lat Maryland Regiment, presented 10
that regiment during the by LOYAL Marylandcr- re-
siding in California, to-day, at Annapolis, formally
presented 10 the State by Gen Henley, who first com
manded the regiment Gov. Swami received the has
behalf Of the State Eloquent speeches were made, aud
the occasion Of much interest.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
THt. MEDICAL BALANCE SHEET.
COSr oP'cvRE
- lHuslr,.et by
EACTS AND EIGf1RES

FACTS AND FIGURES. -
......-.... READ AND COMPARE
rhcre ,rstw, cpscis poin.. VI ds
,s upon winch The .ick rsos sad .
inf,rnston.
10 tbs place. they what medicines will cs<-
t,nly and speedily hei hs. ..coos pas,.
what viii be the Of complete and rsticsi
By coatra,lins the moderate Of l0T
RADwAYS REMEDIES
With tho heavy involved employing physcss ys
curing medicines he prescribe It vii be that
SEVERAL THOUSAND PER CENT
be saved by to the three carefully ppafcd vs<s
specific, known as RADwANs READY RELIEF RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS RADWAYS RENOvATINo RE-
SOLVENT comprehend snnedsi range
ard chronic This b. mad- NANTES, By fsw
lusrsons tased On facts To begin siih the r fr
READY RELIEF. -
Case oss -Heuy Morton Nee York City
vomiting purgos accompanied By cold ch and violent
in bowels pby.icisn d. called He treats the psens fw
CHOLERA MORBUS. First visit So Of p--scrp.ou -
cent. Sessd dsy - Chinys Of treatment Now
.cripion M , suffering ard sinking is, At ths sta<s
the READY RELIEF suggested One bottle " cssts 90
spoonful and application sde to the stomach end
sbsomen .oppeddischsgss chsctsa
ns cHe-Tsrsth is re.toed Pa''u, P-s'pe-
freely aud falls = refreshing Cure complete.
ROW BALANCE The ACCOUNT. H.
Phy.i,n bill s Ps.crig,iOa. utterly n.ee.D 81
the bottle spared for other eIsenrie'
Balance sf READY RELEF...... ........sr .
Medics called In. Jhaye visit Looks In
daily Pescribes unine arsenic morphnns
Prescription. cosIy 81 per day No peeptibss
Improvement in pstssnt Ady,ed .y READY RELEf sl'
REGULATiNO PILLS Relief 81 bottle yls Is cents
Der box Hsa dorm, do.es Of the Rs diluted according -
directions. UP .d three doss Of tho rD's
emov. the -msIsrious dissse from the system
Post the 9osks again; -.--------
Physician. ,ccount-. visit, - s.ch sG prescriptions
80, taud heneMl e'S ~
Relief cents; Pill. rs portion VI which eject
beings surplus fsf future u
Balance in favor READY RELIEF tsi -
as3iJsme, B. Hendct New YORK City night attack o.
Coic Doctor called in Wait 81 Second vis -
mornin. Third the steruoon s. Pressdpions. e<
Patient agony pelse failing At ths stage hs
administered pain arrested snd
ecd BY few dose, OF the REGULATING riLS
carry corp aud acrd hgmor caused the attack
Compare again:
Phy.irians charge 90 Prescription. siJ ~
RELIEF aud PILLS with than dozen do-ss yet on
hand
Basre- the RELIEF Sn -
RAILWAYS RE ADY RELIEF is hoosehod medicine which 40
prudent family il, value will be without s
tany pain and its effects dfusve sn uspf snodyssi
cholers norbus bilious coe nts ass
kc those Of other preparation knsws
IA application for buros wounds d' btuises so-
has no equal f
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
Gpefial Notices.

Cotton Wsste fer Naehisery and Packing.
Whit. and soos0d) .
". SALE lev BY W. w. rAuLMAN. No " WVisp s., n l.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
Furnitare-Re,uovai. rS~'O
NEW STORE, To-
NEW STYLES. -
MEEKSS FURNITURE
AND
UPHO ISTERY WARER ROOMS


UPHOBSTERY WARER ROOMS
HAvs BEN
NEW WHITE MARBLE BUILDING.
No. ss6 BRoapwAv FOURTH GREAT JoSEs
The. extensive facilities the display OF
our imm.ne consisting OF eegan, variety OF Fashionable
Rich Medium .nd Plain FURNfT RE, which VIII be sold Popular
Price.
Purchaser invited to inspect the and and,omes,
this country. No $50 BROADWAY
ss r. spf & Frr"el % csn!s %ohs 81 p @ " md
most effective deys known L.bo .yns s1d time saving
by III. sawyer with single Inoioa Of the hs9d -,
Lam, wiz s,srI so ts Ss Gan )"
esd aO,' % ,st Of 1e O'T N twelve s.s IVY p.5r. s9r.
who else. viii accept Open to all
Addrs.. iD wrSTERi 1 Co.. No 20 Bro,dwsy. Yew.yors.
,:as Fisiure.:::
The the 1fad and fbuye generally invited TO
extensive '''' c SSnANpELrERs, BRACKETS. &C,
s every style Hd pattern TR'R' ois, Sa' entirely
"'IS.S's'i SS. 3 Il ana md miIsISss'' Is sssss4.,
MsSrFAeTaafs;' .sHff e%'ih,i -1S %Sfosfiiss 4 SHiis
COMMISSION %FRcHAyrs,
No. 10 sN:non.l!
UMBRELLAS. PARAsoLs AND CANEs.
Marps-a Comp.ny.-Hod-r. old Bond. of h, Company
ss Bopd and Coupon Cshc,'s. ready for delivery
the Once Of the oG@rsny No q ws;t Ne%.iGrI City Par
Filter the Water.
The Asistic Cho.sra ises Tribune OF Jdly :, lSSl.
hss made it's n London s victim attributed
h fatal mssdy impurities Of the Thsms which
river he employed al lghterosn."
The DIAPHRAGM Filter manufactured by Alexander Mckenzie
Co. No IS Ws tosra Broadway the Kind inter
which alluded report the CFoton Board
sd.T the hca sanistoJs which constitutes the hsns medium
excellent article Turpose The instrument s quite
durable, and be Isv-sd occsons 20 inare Its
Aciou. JAMES Il. tlilLION NJ u. chemist
Cali or send ior cfcaiar MCKENZIE Co, No. IS West
kour,h.st
MaSee's Elevated Owes Ranges,
The beet Range . Also,
RRyRIeulAToRs, FURNACES Gas kERosESB srovH
RgFRI0ERATc9s REPAIRED.
ALIEN " LESLEY, Mfr, No sos siIhsvs and I3lV bfoAo
wsy. between Thirty nnh and Thirty sl,bsta
Old Eyes Made New, 90,
Medicine. Pamphlet
A1dr.s. Y B. FOOrE. NJ. ID. No. i)o Broadway New-Ios
Medical Sense.-<oo psgesoo Illustrators 81 -
by postpaid Contents Tables ssr nee ID
dr.s the Author Z. B. E0OrE, NJ D., No. Lib bosd~' les"
fork.
may 10 by letter.
Csmfsrt aSd Cure fer the Ruptnred.ssns nee Address
Z. B F0OrE. MD, No. LID Brosdwsy, New. foft
1sI,,.. tcS b. ii S:s ssa.: .sS s:. S:
Yak
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

The REGULATING PILLS possess the Alternative anti bilious -
properties Of Mercury without OF ' pernicicas q
tributes They manufactured from concentrated vess-
table extracts and are an .boute specific all disorders Of The
stomach ver and dney They tone the system ~h's ss-
evins the and cons the liver uess
readily blue pills preparation Of quicksilver or m 'ss -
oxiae
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

Cis.hes- -wriaSers Of all inds I:gsr.d y the BAILEY
Brosdwsy Ne-.Yo
IiiISs Hair DYE ~ eta Blses Bfo~p as,ssneoas ssta
sai bssa.ifaj reliable chssosss Dcoot ~ V JolD
3sid bv ali Druggists
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-12-14

MAD DoGs.-For some days there has been
some excitement in this part of the county, in
consequence of the appearance among us of mad
dogs. Mr.. Treadwell and another person killed
a dog of this description, about one mile south
ofthis place and we are informed that a few
days since Mr.. Wilson Kean, living about two
miles north of this town, was bitten by his own
dog, but not seriously. The same dog Bit one
OF Mr.. kean's cows. We have also heard that
other dogs, with all the symptoms Ct hydropho-
bia, have been seen elsewhere in the COUNTY,
PERSONS owning dogs cannot be too particular,
when dogs of this character are known to be in
the neighborhood, for no matter how valuable
the life OF dog may be, it is of small conse-
quence in comparison with the life or safety of
persons. Especially are children in danger
when animals of this character are in the neiob-
borhood.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-12-14

REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE Treasury
According to the Report of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, the decrease in the public debt during
the past year is 500, ll4,2Os. The Secretary
estimates the amount of United States bonds in
Europe at $3.50, 900, 900, and State and munich
pal bonds, at $4,000 900, and all others in
Guiding railroads, at 500, 900, 900, making u
total Of six hundred millions of dollars. He re-
commends the increase of the reduction of legal
tender notes, to $4,000, 900, per month for the
present fiscal year, ending June the Both, 1867,
and to $4,000, 600, 'thereafter The Report
states the amount of imports into the United
States, for the year ending June the 3Otb, 1866,
to be S437, 638, 1865, and the exports from the
United States during the same period, at $685.
426,3 The Secretary thinks that specie pay
ments may be resumed by the first day of July,
1868, and hopes that such will be the character
of our future legislation, and such the condition
of our productive industry, that this result may
be brought about at a much earlier day than even
July, 1868.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-12-14
A HUMBUG,

TOW OFTEN WE HEAR THIS EXPIRES
IL SION from persons reading advertisements
OF Patent Medicines, and in nine cases out of ten
they may be right. 1t is over 10 years since
introduced my medicine, the VENETIAN LINIMENr,
to the public. had no money to advertise it,
so left it for sale with few druggists and store
keepers through small section of the country,
many taking it with great reluctance but told
them to let any one have it, and if it did not do
all stated on my pamphlet, no one need pay Tor
it. In some stores two or three bottles were ta-
ken on trial by persons present. was, by
many, thought crazy and that would be the last
they woue see OF me. But l knew my medicine
was no .humbug.
In about two months | began TO receive
orders for more Liniment, some calling it
my valuable Liniment, who had refused to sign
a receipt when left 1t at their store Now my
sales are millions of bottles yearly, and all for
cash. warrant it superior to any other medi-
cine for the cure of Group, Diarhea, Dysentary,
Collie, Vomiting, Spasms, and Sea-sickness, as an
internal remedy. 1t is perfectly innocent to take
internally, see oath accompanying each bottle,
and externally for Chronic rheumatism, Head
ache, Mumps, Frosted Feet Bruises Sprains,
Old Sores, Swellings, Sore Threats, &c, &c.
Sold by all the Druggists. Depot, Sc Cortlandt
Street, New York. decl4
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-12-14
The Sun Enlarged.

This morning, the readers of the Sun
are presented with their iavorite Journal
in greatly enlarged, and we believe, I'm
proved form. This form, in which it will
hereafter be published, Is little more
than double its former size, and OF course
presents greater variety of reading mat
ter than it was possible to print in our
previously limited space. Notwithstand-
ing this great improvement in the value
of the paper, the price remains the same.
The SIN Las now been published for more
that thirty-thrce years, and during that
time has not only been sold at price
"Within the means of all" as promised in
the original prospectus, but has been con-
Quoted from the outset distinctively as
THE PEopLE's PAPER
The enlargement which We to-day en-
ter upon, is necessitated as well by the
demands of advertisers as by the success
of the Atlantic Cable and the otherwise
increasing pressure of news from all parts
of the world. We have also been desi-
rous of giving tho people more COM
plete resume of the worlds news than our
hitherto restricted columns permitted, and
that object we will now be able to accom-
p'ish. The facilities of the Sun for OBJ.
ia ming intelligence from all parts of the
globe are unsurpassed. 1t originated the
Associated Press, and gave that impetus
to modern journalism which has been so
remarkable during the last third of GEN.
fury. 1t now has superior arrangements
for the procurement of news; the
Atlantic wire by overland telegraphs, and
by all ether means for the speedy trans
uission of intelligence. The advantages
will now be called into requisition to
make the Sun "shine for all" with in
creased brilliaucy.
The enlargement which we have now
mad would have occurred some months
earlier had it not been prevented by de-
lays. in the completion of facilities for
printing our immense edition. A new
lightning press, with a capacity for print
ing twenty. five thousand impressions per
hour, has just been put up and is in ope-
ration III our press-rooms. Another press
of the same kind and capacity, is in course
of erection. Oar new presses differ ma
teriaIly from those used by any other
newspaper establishment in New York
city. Two steam engines, one of them
entirely new, with boilers to match, COM
plete the arrangements we have made for
serving the public in our capacity as jour-
nalists and news distributors.
With facilities for obtaining, the space
for publishing. and the means for rapidly
printing all the news in which the gene
raj public Gnu feel any interess-from all
parts Of the wurld-The Sun will contin-
ue to be the favorite Journal of the peo-
pie, quarter of a million of whom now
read it every day.-Ne'O York Sun, Sep.
~
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-12-14
DIR. G. G. GARRISON'S
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS,

These Pills are purely vegetable and do not
contain any mercury or calomel. They should
always be used in connection with my Prepare
tons, particularly in costiveness. They are
good and perfectly safe Purgative, and should
be used in all cases ofchils and fevers, bilious bill
ious remttent, dyspepsia, jaundice, depression of
spirits, coughs, colds, and all diseases that re-
quire Purgatve. Price 25 cents per box.
These preparations are not quack remedies
but fmy own invention and manufacture, and
only prepared by DR.. G. G. Garrison For sale
wholesale and retail, at my store, 2ll South
Eighth street, Philadelphia, and for sale by all
Druggists and Dealers generally
G. G. Garrison, NJ. D., is regular graduate
of the University of Pennsylvania, and treats
patients for all diseases, at his office, No. I'll
South Eighth Street. below Walnut, Philadel-
phia. All consultations free
GEORGE G. GREEN,
Sole Wholesale Agent for Maryland and Della
ware
gas- For sale by A. II. GREENFIELD, Bel
Air, Md. ie9-ly
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-12-14
Ha bitual Constipation,
HOW TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND PER
MANENT CURE.

MANENT CURE.
Some occupations of life predispose to Costive-
ness, especially those which allow but little exer-
else. Persons who contract this unfortunate
habit of body, under such circumstances, might
possibly be relieved by changing their sedentary
employments for Others of q more active kind
but this is by no means certain. lIabitual con-
stipaton is a very obstinate disorder. All the
ordinary so-called remedies invariably aggravate
it. Nothing can be more injurious than the
continued use of strong aperents. They at first
irritate and finally almost paralyze the bowels
rendering them SO torpid that enormous doses of
cathartic medicines have no effect upon them A
mild aperient, combined with gentle stimulant,
is the true remedy; and a combination in the
happiest proportion, ofthese ingredients, is found
in HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. This
famous Stomachic invigorates the whole intesti-
nal canal, while quietly removing from its con-
volutions all impediments to free passage
through them. No mere purgative has this don
BILE operation No ordinary stimulant effects the
desired object Gases of Constipation abandon
ed as hopeless by distinguished medical men have
been cured in lew weeks by the Btters To
those who have tried all the medicines of the dis
pensary in vain, we say try this irresistible slim
ulant and aperient There is no sufficient rea-
son why Constipation should be the consequence
habits. HOSTETTERS BITTERS,
by supplying the vigor which would otherwise
be derived from exercise, will in all cases enable
the system to perform its eXcretory functions
and hcalthfully.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-12-14

REPORT OF THE 1NTERIoR.-The fol-
lowing statement is gathered from the re-
port of the Secretary of the Interior
During the last fiscal year 4 500 ,343
acres of public lands were sold for $685.
545.
The entire amount of the public domain
ia l 1866, 46S, 800 acres, of which 474, 16O,.
SOL acres have been surveyed.
Land offices have been reopened in
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana
and Arkansas. There are 200, 900 square
miles of coal lands in the United States
Over 43,000,000 acres of swamp lands
have been patented to the several States.
Over 100000 will be required for
the Pension service next year. Samuel
Downing, of New York State, is the only
surviving soldier of the Revolution
There are 93l widows of Revolutionary
soldiers on the Pension rolls. The total
number of pensioners of all classes are
l26,6z2 ) all being pensioners of the late
war excepting 5000.
During the year ending Sep. 30tb,
1866, S,7l6 patents were issued and SIS
extensions of patents granted.
During the year about S1,12O, 900
were expended for the support of the
United States Courts, exclusive of the
salaries of the judges and other officers.