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nIrecttons for MIN nc Broom.

The top of the StiTup should be about
two inches above the top of the cone; fill
row around the outer circle of the cone Of
Your straitest and best corn, and then fill
the inside with the inferior corn. if you wish
to use it, after which turn the handle
till the corn is rs tight as you wish ii to be,
holding your hand on the brush at the sans
time to steady the broom, otter which put
on your bend wire and insert the hook and
stiTrup wires and the broom Is complete. all
Of which does not take much longer than
reading the directions. Persons cannot be
too careful in keeping the handle sufficient
ly tight to keep the corn secure, as many
persons are apt to unscrew it in examining
the broom and leays it 50 the next comes
along takes hold and shakes it, and by re
peatng i I the broom Will become loose, and
lead some to think it was the fault of the
broom, when in fact it is the carelcssneSs OF
| inexperienced persons. The broom is OF
| itself SO simple that the most stupid person
| cannot fail to understand it at a glance.
The State OF Mississippi, or any Of the
Southern States, are for sale at the low
/ figures of $500 per thousand inhabitants
| taking the census Of 1850
For particulars address the undersigned
at St Louis, or PEAS Il KILWORTH
| New Orleans.
| yr~TrT,T, TyTT1T-Io
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Manufacturers and =.
And at retail everywhere
GARD.

l. The Proprietors, in PRESENT..
above Incompatible Bitters a. !
i'' a sense Of gratitude to the +a aa !
recipe. and in response to tbs S ;s
hosts Of Southern friends wt ','P'7I
. ..-'.... efficacy, they would ba ''a
pacing an article OF such star rave q
set flooded with deleterious co ,,.' a-i'
name Of stomach Bitters. on p'a'
having At the solicitation of :, oui v,
, Oh The manufacture of the GP yPr .' .
TIERS the experience aeouiraa =
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u.mts, and discovered tbair to-' y
over all other Stomach Bitter, ''r =.
jh-iv added these to the Iist o. WI, " 2
pared at our establishment, and aug JUG,
largely patronized by the eommrr u y
BARNETT 4 LION take fiji; .-,'I
t"nity OF thanking their numeror. ,' :
immense increase in their bnsinaa a y
and inform them that, although tb.-- :.
the GREY JACKET BITTFPS :
cause an additional tax on Their sr' =
large additions in the improvems,.,- !
making III the manufacturing ds,,-,
establishment, their orders will bs NJ NJ
and they hope as satisfactorily AZ n,,,'
BARNETT d LIoT
ID .''' ''"'m 81 and SOC,
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The peculiar propert,..
whilst possessing all the o.,
general they rSvIGoRArp
,-, u the beals
many instance. means w.
battlefield CO.., '' '''ea
aatulent disorders.
Every ingredient eoat.i,,, !.
everything used in the nr,..
APE ppon,.,, putting rpa,
contain no injurious propertv
loF sale to dealers and NJ.
BARNETT 4 Llos,
q and Grars
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NOTICE..

N5AHGE,
James n Parks or II. D. Moody are my uul y
the above firms will please ca upon them or elIher
OF them and pay up, give some assurances "ngn
,J-,a1,+ will h. made do wish to Cypress any
nan hut tpsenotes and accounts are for provisions
furnshd at low prices when times We're hare, anu an!
money scarce and therefore feel tHal 'le! "o io
only Just bat mostly debts Of honor , ,,oor,v
mar2l d3twlt l. D. H1NN
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POWERS PATENT PERPETUAL BROOM.

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DAlLY CLARION.

mM Ind SHANNON, Editor,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21
Gpetial Notirrs.
.rosre.. In the Healing Art-Con.umption and Kind

Progress In the Healing Art-COnsumption and Kind
Diseases-Probaby discoveries Of the
healing art nhsstion vspor. Of curing
diseases lungs throat The t1mphs Of this mode Of
within few years past cheering the eOnsumpve and
h recoected that the only natural and eae'ua mode Of
reaching the lungs by the breath strange to that plys
should have neglected long and brought into
general and extensive use in their practice.
theory when brought with the lungs
will pulmonary diseases certainly than when introduced
INTO the stomach to the least appeals strongly to the
mankind DIR H. Depback OF this city among
who prominently brought this Of practice before the
American public In this Of letters which have been read with
much interest and satisfaction throughout the country he has
mpihed his subject dvested It's technca and appealed to
the rather than the crduly Of the
people.
In short he has presented entirely bright field Of hope
to ae class Of citizens who have hitherto been retessy
sinking under consumption and kindred diseases OF the lungs We
the public inclined look with
degree Of tsrust upon practitioners who ADVERTISE sometimes
doubtless wihou, good But should be taken to d
enas between the regularly educated physician who makes the
OF certain diseases specially and the charlatan who ban
dons the apStone. perhaps, for the lancet
In this be am state that DR. Dienbek
received his the first medical schools in this
try enjoyed oil the advantages athOroush
finished medical education and this be brings the experience
and knowledge diseases which % esrs OF unine
ruped and labOrious practice canuo, fail to give
devong whole and attention to the specially Of
lung only reasonable suppose that he mus, have
cused amount of professional knowledge and experience in this
department Of medicine seldom attained duringa whole life
time the general practitioner The with which his pc
attended than she this conclusion
unsolicited tefyns to the gratitude Of the
relief they have experienced under his have
poured upon from parts Of the country And to those suffer
ng ftom diseases which he treats take pleasure in
ing gentleman whose character well as bis medical skill
experience him the highest confidence and respect
Boston Traveller.
DR. DLLENBACK will visit New fofk, and may be seen pro
fsonay the Unionp.ce Hotel THURSDAY April 26 from
O'Clock Thursday thereafter until further
notice suffering Caarrh Sore Throat, Asthma or Con
sumption. are invited to call
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21
A SAFE ROBBRD BY Bows.
a Tir Box Containing Over Sf,7OO Stolen
Arre.t of the Thieves, and Recovery of n
Portion Of ihe Property.


On the morning Of the 9th inst. tin box contain
ing o. gold gold certificate for $500 s66 in treasury
ros 81 IN stamps and SO % in fractional ency
(toge'ee Of the value Of 81 s 0 stolen from the safe
OF IOn8 Twins Sons brokers al No 70 Broadst II has
STAGE b,sr esceraned that the morning in question two
higs Henry Ketter and John Mccullough who
p.oye1 10y Black Spaudinr. having desk in the same
az tie owners OF the property are the thieves Nc
Cuioach who arrested after the robbery finally
confessed st the evening IN question returning from
post lce O'Clock they having by means 0e
came ed Of the ward which enabled them 10 undo the
fas'euilvs " the combination lock with which the sa was
fitted entered the office opened the safe and aOsIacted e
box cont the property This conveYed by t1e n
the celia u the house occupied by Henrys mother no oIU
Worth seoreed Henry took all Of the treasury
nDos, o Of Which he gave TO John' ana 80 10 ~
niother for board. The revenue stamps Were soiu
by join for Sll. and the amount gwen 70 hsNIy
soon after the robbery the boys were arrested Dy
Detective Eustaee but being incsrcerated Tor two
charged AT this box containing the money was
the above mentioned Sergeant caster
of the Tcth (roOkyn) Precinct then took tne matter IN
hand and fearested MCCULLOUGH and he confessed 10 the
above Of facts In the time Ketter had made
the Acquaintance o boys named Henry Scuy and Robert
Halliday they, by Of threats of denouncng him
10 the officer, learned where the box was secreted
Ahar the arrest Of Ketter when the above facts
became Sergeant Caster searched the house and
found the box had been removed He then arrested
Suly aud Halliday suspicion OF stealing the box They
LoW declare that tley know nothing about it. Su
another boy named James MeGee residing No 24 Third
St srsted and be states that Souly and Haaday gave
bin 81 which they said part OF the proceeds OF the sale
gold The $50 by keer to his mother has been
rsoOvoei together with S12 from McGee. s42 ~ from Scuy
and - from HalladGy McGee held witness. The
Of the prisoners were yesterday committed by
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21
mARRIR ID,

pAssFpRD-CUMMINGs On Thursday. April 10 Railway
nv the Rev r. n, AbsIcrombie. Henry A. BsssfOrd Of
New 20 Mss DolHe CDmmngs OF Railway
'GEISsfN ThursdeY. the 18th inst.
0sisssnnaiueT VI. Burkhaer daughter OF Charles
Burkisit~r
GOODWIN -MESSESGER--A ST Anus Church. Brooklyn.
April iS By the Rev y Hse Sheldon Goodwin,
the late Rev John r. hessenger al OF BROOK
lyn
ELIER-ROSSlu Bro5k Thursday, April 49, by the Rev
John Roche Miss Abbie D. Ross all Of that
city.
POBERTsON-HsIG-On Thnrsdsy April ls the rsdsDce Of
the bdss puen John Thompson John G. koorfis1n
l.a5ss Jane eldest ghef Of Stevenson and Jane Hag
RUTHERFORD-KgNG-At Washington D. C.. Thursday the
Il,h ins q the Epiphany by the Rev C. n Hall
Robert Rutherford Veteran Reserve Corps 20 Le
II u y daugh.eT ol The isie Nm- ". King esq
SCUDDER-WILLARD-lnT Troy. Thursday morning April ~
by .hs Rev Cost Henry suddsr esq Of New oS 70 Mise
Inns. dii shteT oiJoLu n. Willard esq. Of Troy.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21

STEAMSHIP VRGNIA.-At a meeting held by the
saloon passenger CO.. Wilkinson Of Buffalo the Chair
resolved and unanimously agreed TO that the following
letter Of thanks be presented 20 Capt Prowse and his officers
aud that the same be published in the daily papers
CAPT. BEANER Secretary.
or Board STEAMSHIP VIRGINIA
Orr SANDY Hook, Apdl 10, l5o6
Cap, Peowss-Dear Sr We the undersigned saloon paen.
gss the ship under your commend beg to take the earliest
a rendering sincere thanks for humane kindness
.dmbe conduct under circumstances during the
late passage from Liverpool to this port.
also wish acknowledge the kind attention Of the officers
your well the uuceasng e1eriiOn Of your chief
engineer
Trusting that your conduct gensemsn sailor aud
Christian may widely and duly appreciated dear
Bir. respectfully yours,
HENRY HALL. A. 2. HASTINGS,
L. H. WILKINSON 5. HARDING
A HABERSAh A. FUNDENIHA,
Capt. BEAMER FRANK HABERsAk,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21
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AMBEfI,N uhe PAL. Eoresterl

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x,. uox.s Orr Co. the celebrated steam snsss sunSss
.,d n.obns on CsIewhi.t have sso critically sssaiase
the ps.h Of the following ss-
ing terms
Ovy,cs or MsReAS. onn Co. MAcHrSsrs ASp srsAH -
O'' avs BULp.as No. l3le Calowhilist: .. Z
PHrlADELPHIA March n. iss. ,
o.x cpruos Pys,dsnf As lsssfaf'e" Cs~SesU
Sir On the nd day February last We had one Of ys
olae ed 10 boiler Of WORKS. % en- srpsnns.
r an Nond,y the had tho boiler opened 90
80 h,.,om nearly half bushsl Of hard incustssion OF soss
- A. tlx ,hree sshths inch In thickness Tue scale
~ ga, of old formation showing conciasvey that no nsw
,. h. formed or deposited since the Anti ncrasof wn N
troduesd. mu- -
On, bolsr h oyiader resting stubular Tue cyhaaeT
s A. u inches In diameter snd u
g., h., ..d the inches diameter and eight sss 'sae
Nth 5, Although the tubular only sasc'sd
h xudsr the rssu, has sxtrsordny sns no"
=. h.v, already sssn delighted to Be able TO 'ss you a
vor sppssus TIE ONLY ever asa ~ S"s sss
withsandips tried acids, mosssss ana "'as
these hngs boilers heavy scss oa
result Of their work such We have apnsncsa
pstructor II hiss no. oIy removed the smcA Ps1Se'
,,s,. but clsAxxp povS 70 rAs AoA
hibtius what We have before
In your tincrusstor psrssas using steam have ns
.,,m v.pt.d since the building Of the first engine
o,. .c.l. n om boilers Asd prevent scale no" 49,
,,n, We arc cssn ss viii vsry materially sass Sss
.umotou Of fuel and have reason 70 oe''' ~ '
housr, to explode wsth your spparaas In 'hs"h
II will give us great pleasure TO impsH any '' ''
Ih ,ovsuou to any and person 10 sns knswissss
on "" wy ~''' NY.a0AM oRA b ca
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21
The Conl.Miner., strike.

PHILADELPHIA. Friday April ~ 1906
The coal trade at Richmond Penn, is suspended in
of the determination Of the aborers to resist
any reduction Of No disturbance has yet occurred
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21
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WORLD.
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p..ne. in favor of,As nEsoLvESr .ad RELIEF. 81

Balance in favor ofthe REsoLvENr and RELIEF. SO
RADwAYs RENovATlNG REsoLvENr is tho most Perfecsl
dpurve powerful restorative that has ever been de-
rived from vesetsbe kingdom IL eliminates from the blood
every trace scroous syphc vus esdieate meuris d'
ease aud the preparation which be depended upon Tor
thorough aud other consuming diseases
Of III. ahy aber In hsum espela' and all caneou' srup
,, IA .,uy eHcacous snd i,s effect merely
.ympom, put the morbhc tho 1t
effect. are bottle OF containing more oil tho
dnectant ,nd purifying principle OF s1pari than OH
fused through Of the ordinary extracts Of that root
Tn, above view Of the Of ordinary medication
and Of the cost through the agency Of RADwAfs RENE
DIES il not In sh.s degree overdrswn Ia founded on ,s
mony u possession of DR. Railway end accessible to all who
desire 20 The sole object hu ksen to ILLUSTRATE
FACTS, in . familiar wsy, by exhibiting an
ACCOUNT CURRENT
disease and ssreoype practice the hand and
DR. RAILWAYS REMEDIES on the ou~r II, however tho bal
sns thousand per In favor Of the latter 10 an economic
point view Infinitely greater sanitary sense A' regards
comparison be instituted but regards rmsdai value
The .speriori,y Of the READY RELIEF REGULATING PILLS
RENOvATiNa RES0LvENT all osher r'ednnss oil tho
c.sss they belong made too manifest to ts 'no
osy disputed suy quartet and too great to admit OF compa
tatioa c
MO~Ai Z No ss' 81 M.lssn.ns. Mn
r. n. n. Rsn.ii.. .eld b Druesi...
Lanes FT
s: asy !. iss ss. Sss''' .ss 81 through
ns, asS VIII rs's w.s Ss.iI
And this ~ ne limit 4. ospaay wA.s rival interest,"
OF who e,. vil s0sP,' Open to all
hsa!s.. na%s.'@'; @ISTsR R Co. No. n,e.Aw., Nsxye.t
(ses Fixturss.:.
TIL. attention Trade aud rsaysr generally hnvitedss eui
extensive '''' 'SShANpELIE1s BRACKETS. 30,
Of s''y y' md pattern hpR1as hRasR TER PaNcoRsf
Noe . u aud u Mssq,s,t
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21
specie Prices.

special Insurance Notice.
All kinds Of Fire and Marine Insurance promptly effected in the
best City and outoi town Computes At the lowest rates
Insure Rents Leases, aud Good VIII Of Leases
TEMPLE 4 HOADLEY,
General Insurance Agents
No. 80 Wsist. " Y.
Rsier by permission to David Hoadley Mcssrs Henng
Pesrce Messrs Abemehy Co.. and Mesu Pneip' Dodge Co.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21
RENOVATING RESOLVENT.
a,l,uc. IN f.ror Of tho REsoLyENr. .........-.....

Case A Cole NswYork City tsurned volan
,.sr Complaint, chronic produced by during
the war mouth under treatment since his dcharse
Rscsysi during from his physician Visits -
Cos, OF medicines pe'erbed consisting o coceom gum gu
lac anne morphine hyo-cysmus &e erpensve-ant various
embooacn 81 81 day average Whole amosn paid Tor
prescription. s Not the xhs. change o the better produced
RENOyATlSG RESOLyENr and READY RELIEF (n an enter
sppesnl recommended by phyaean' dsrnsr resort s
.ut immediately beneficial Patient convasent IN three days
pain wenss eonscons and all other symp
tom. removed radical Number Of bottles Of REsoLVENr
taken four bottles RELIEF used a. an eztsns
remedy
Look sg,in at the comparative expense
Phv.,,p. fee. $50; meication s5a to purpose n3
-Four bottles. the REsOLNENf at 81 each, and sK bottles
ofRELIEF 81 cents t.vcy trscs OF the disease erad
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21
Ixe., Pnfent Lamps.

Pr.p.ratory 10 removal No 20 Msdensne our stock
will be offered AT RETAIL and specially invite tns "'snoa o.
City families going the eoantry who wish 70 'o'ss hs
,sn,.uoe OF! old fashioned Lamps
Lamps furnish BEr7ER L0sf THAN sA' anu nv n"'
L.. LII. =. r.,
They can aud LIGHTED td' qs'ehp HdO
without shade globe burner OF ehansy ana vo
other They In use 10 many pubic sns pv.o
uifins ca In preference 20 asd gve perfect
ton Circulars. with Descriptions. se sent 70 sh
applicants. JULIUS NEs . w.. W. - .eo--
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21

-
ho,, sr.o,.css Doctor OF Medicine pamphe mailed free
AIdr.ss 4. B. fOOTE, u D.. Ne Ll1 RE'adyAr Aaxfoss
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21

The Asstis Cholera .-e Tribune Of July 1889 49,.
Has appearance In London it nf' victim
HI. fss ma dy poisonous impurities Of the Thae" o" ~ncn
river he employ yed az lighter usn" . ,,v,.ac
b. piaphrasm filter Axnnder Mekensisk Co.
No. IS we foarth rosdSsy 70 the Kind o. po0 % 70
which alluded report to tbs Croon Board ochnas
M ahc which constitutes the ntering 20 %
excellent article for the purpose The
JAMES II. Chiffon. NJ d., Chemis.
New.yort. April 2s 1854"
C.li ..udf far fcul
New-York tribune., 1866-04-21

The REGULATING PILLS possess the s,e,ve ant, bilious and
popere. Mercury without Of It. psrueous a.
bu. They manufactured In from concentrated
table eract absoue for 81 dsordsfs Of hs
stomach liver snsyA They the system while
evns viid and control the liver
readily pills preparation Of quicksilver t' salts or