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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-29
HIGHLY IMPORTANT no FEMALES IN DELI.
OWN HIAIIH

DIX. DOW, Physician md Surgeon, Nos. and 9 En-.
dcor street, Boston is consulted daily for all diseases
incident 10 The female system Proapsus Uteri or Fail
rug VI the Womb Floor Albus, Suppression, and other
menstrual arrangements are all treated upon new path
9o2lcal principles and speedy relief guaranteed IN few
days 40 invariably certain is the mode Of treat
men ihat the most obstinate complaints yield under IT,
ana te Nhlcied person soon eJ0ces in perfect health
cure or diseases Of women and children than any other
p stefan in Boston, and hss, since 1870 confined his
male complaints
n ban letters must contain four red stamps or they
wis not be answered. Office hours nom A. NJ to D +
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fMP ORTANT TO THE AFFJTcyED
DIR. DOW continues To be consulted atbis office Nos
an1 y hndcot street. Boston, on all diseases Of a
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
by long course Of study and practical experience Dr.
Dow has now the eradication Of presenting the unfor
most alarming Of
q ONORRHHA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath hi, treatment all the horrors Of ysneIea and
impureblood, Gnpotenoy. Scrofula GonorrhoA Ulcers
PAIN or Distress in the regions Of procreatioh Inaau,
nation OF the bladder and kidneys Hydrocele Absesses
Humors frghtlh SwellinRs, and the long tain Of borr
Ole symptoms attending this class Of disease are made
70 become as harmless as the simplest ailngs Of child
Particular attention given 20 the treatment Of
Il NJ n A l. w b A X ESS,
In all its forms and stages Patients who wish 10 remain
under Dr. bows treatment few DAYS or weeks will he
furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges for board
moderate
+. S-Ladies who are troubled with any disease ne.
euliar 10 their system. will hud speedy reei by calling
on Dr. Dow, at his office No. % kndcott street
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READi READ, READ,a

DrRrslis, Pa, june 1852.
DR.. WILLIAM IT. GREGG. Dear siri In February,
1851 was afflicted with sugar Diabetes and for five
months passed more than two gallons Of water in
'"en'l 49, hours was vbhgeA IN get up as often
" zen or Twelve times during the night, aud in i've
months lost about lity pounds in weight During
the month Of July, ls6i procured two bottle. Of
constitution Water, and IN two days after using il
experienced relief and amer taking two bottles was
entirely cured, soon stsr rsganing my usual good
health.
Yours, truly, j. ". L. DE WITT,
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
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Those who need the services Of an experienced physi
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called he French Secret Oider by mail. Two for 81
and red stamp. OS69
MAY /, 1865
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-29

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-29

Pew persons are aware Of the Debility aud General
Derangement Of the whole system produced by Morbid
Unhealthy Action Of The Liver and yet not per-
in ten is fortunate not 10 have suffered 10
Way f5qm the Morbid Conditions Health is Of course
Blood and the Purity Of the Blood IL directly dependent
upon the heAlthul Functional Action Of the Liver.
The diseases rising directly or indirectly from Afec-
tions Of the Liver cannot Of course, be enumerated in
brief adyeTtistmtht Is such an enumeration
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II Rec TO EVERYBoD Yl
THE GUIDE TO HEALTH s BEAUTY,

II tcaehet hoT 10 remove Ian Freokles pmules
Bloehes, Moth Patches, sAllowuess Empuons ard All
impurities o. the skin how 10 enamel the tkn leaving
est ae'elopmeni Of the female form praesed by The
rench causing the bust 20 grow round aud full and il
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ana beauty II teaches how reduce IN size the hands
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oBe'heI WIEN siher useful aud valuable information No
young LAZY or Gentleman should fail 70 send their ad.
dfess % the undersigned aud receive by RETURN mail
copy OF this valuable work In sealed envelope nee of
charge, Address
bkRGER, SHUTS a CO., Chemists,
2ej River ST., Troy, ~ Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-29

Boston Cornsrs, ~ y, December e., 1881.
WIN VI. GREoG Co. Gentsi freely give Won
liberty to make use OF the following certificate Of the
value Of Constitution Water, which can recommend
IN the highest manner My Nfe was sttseked with
pam In the shoulders whole length ofthe back and in
her limbs, with palptatio~ ons heart and Irritation
ofhe bladder. called physician, who attended her
about three months, when he lof her worse than he
mad found her. then employed one OF the best phy-
solans could md, who ATTENDED her for about nine
months and while she under his care Oh, did not
suffer quite as much pain. lie finally gave her up and
SAID her CASE rds tacSrabs For" said he she h1s
such combination er complaint that medicine gir..
FOR one operates aganR some other orher didouissn
About this time she commenced the use Of Con.titu-
ton Water and, TO utter astonishment almost the
nr't dose seemed TO have the desired effect and Oh.
kept on Improving rapidly under its treatment. and
no" superintends entirely her domestic affairs She
mas not 'aken any Of the Constitution Water for about
four weeks aod We happy to say that it has pro
dueed permanent cure.
MM. NJ. VAN BENsCHOTEN,
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CONSTITUTION WATER


h'. proved Itself equal to Tho tax .i ha. deyoved
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Utfhrsfelf, Conn, March 2, 1855.
Dr.. W. II. CREGG. Dear Sir. Having seem your adj.
rerti7omcnt Of Constitution water % racouimcnacd
for Inflammation Of The Kidneys and Irritation of the
Bladder, having suffered Tor thc past three years
and tried the SKIN Of a number Of phvsicans with
only temporary relief, 81 Induced 10 try your
medicine. l procured one bots Of your agents At
Hartford, - ncasrs. Lee, si.s0H & Co.. and when
had used half Of D., to myA,grisA,e found A o,s,t
change in my health, have used two bottles Of II
and am where / never expected 10 be in my life =
we'll and IN good spirits. I cannot expires. nv rrat
tude for ~ feel that II 10 an and NOR. than Won
recommend 10 10 be. May the blessing OF God aver
attend you in your labou Of love.
You're, truly.
LEONARD S. BIGLow.
ron SALE NJ ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE, 81.
cQSsuruuoS cAruARno LIVE riLIs.
CONSTITUTION cArHARrlc Lug rrLLs.
CONSTITUTIONS ounAHuc LIVE rms.
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PRICK rs crsrs PR FOX.
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PRICE 25 crSrs PER BOX.
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wM. II. GREGG 4 co., Proprietor.
MORGAN 4 ALLEN, General Agents,
No. 30 Clla Street. Sew York
GRO, c. GOODWIN co.. po,tsa,
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PROFESSOR VAN BUsKIkK S
L ! V i r r Z NJ L D Y

Il V i II r. + NJ Il ID Y,
Having been used in the private practice Of Of the
most eminent Physicians in Germany, is offered 20
the people u the United States When the remedy has
been subjected 10 fair and integen trial. Il will speed
lily take prccedepee Of all other Liver Rene dies in
II is the lafst contribution of Medical Science 20
the treatment Of that extensive troublesome and dam
gerous series Of Disorders growing out Of
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{ HAaTELLAR's WHITE LIQUID EN-

BERGER, SHUTS a CO., Chemists,
2oj River ST.. Troy, y. Y.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-10
HELMBOLD'S
e6te DrGpdrate.

Sliliiser Suhu @rtrast,
Slifii6er Sarfaparilla @rtraet
Six 1ussesei@netes Stcirnbaf1palTer
bereitet bel
-'fsa' s.. s. SeImbpIb,
etablirt felt l6 Sabren.
$anpt Seteberlasen:
Selmbolb's Drrsuen unb Gbeatica>
Hen Waarenbaus, 594 9rpabpas
Neu gprf.
6elmtplbs faebicintfHes Depot, 104
SGb 3ebnte Strabe, 9bilabslpbia, ga
1T3u perfaufen bel olen Ipotbefere
October 10 1865. nal'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-10
e6te 9rdpdrdte.

Sober intelssnts Wann, Der einmal strras bon
einsm Auadialbtr sstauft bat, ipei6 bisis Nsbi.
sin Istr wctt bon ipssnannten patsntmsbrinsn
lelba ssmadtsr DoftOren 81 unterldstpen, bic 3u
bumm iinb, as3tliGs 9ieetpts su f&rsiben, unb
sisl ~ bumat um lslbf Mspieinsn au perfsrtssn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-10
q DID c g en- t e

striu&sn auf ufssri6ieSsns BsiIe. 9erfaufe su sfee'
tuirsn, tnbsm fs Stele BON Wnprsiiunssn ansr'
fannt gutter Websetnsn abl8rsibsn unb fslbaaes
ma&ts Certificate binSufassn.
Die msbieinifde Wi1IenI&aft aett einfa&,
rsin unb majsfattf& ba, fe fat SbatlaGsn 3ur
8afs. Griaaruns bsaattst itre eetrea ane Dabr-
Aeit allsin matt 1s rtaben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-10
ttmfere Sremnbs bic 9Gbies,

marbn @ pe SRd ub l1nannebmbften riparen, g
ben uno bre anaeen. &eoer BET us un nmi Sren9s &
Die aerfp6tfen Stpn ets
pree beannt babel 1T fem 8orratb @ Sdneinse Sab
Snnen dfe bebin
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-10

8b anb f1 ube fGr 81 er Ionen,
alien Sarben unb better Auald s. g. ies soer emporium
70 wie audi desante Sren @oan9s fir Gables ndm So SFs
5amitonsstrabe, eeib untrbob bm 1aen $oaufe -
Iuentaun, noIS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-10

8dmme! 8Gmme!
Der ilntr3si6nsts, wcbntaft an bsr altsn
Sterp's Srddr bel @ataiauaua, tpiinlGt sfm Yub>
lifam an,uSeissn, bab ct bas
SSk Ss SdumsS Sef6Gft ssssss.
49, aaf sine istr srUbartise @si. aJssMs
- fe bstrisbt-unb bel tom t5n> -.
ntn gu Der reGten Satrsseit INNER
2lQe Irten bon ben beffen Sru6tbdumen,
BON allen 8snennunesn, Srnamsntaltaume, ,Saat.
tenbdumf, SraubenfSde. bon ben nsuen unb
pcrtrefRtGen @rbtssun, YFanssn, ole @tten an.
bere pfanSsn, SGrutbries, Spmmtrartns, u, (.
~, II. T. ~, an ben alIsrttQisfsn preisen n'
talten trfrptn.
9iufet an, bsisbet alIss fpas CT auf 5anb tat,
unb bann fdtlt er ptriIGrt ba6 sr gH1 &ls
tinff&tlt9 Der Site, SG5nbsit unb YreiBs bs.
frispissn fam.
peter eaur.
Npril 3. 1865. nabb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-10

; Cfus benz pbita. @psnins Butrstin. 10. GRars)
Dir Enb srFrsut BON bsm fortwabrenben Cute
ee6 su t6rsn, ben unier Qanbsmann Der apctts'
ter, S.rr $. 8. Sslmtclb fcrtpatrsnb In gleu
gort Sat. Ssinf apOttsfe befinbst iia neten
Dem Metrppclttan Sotel, iif % SUP lang, 230
SUP lief unb 5 Stpd bod, es III elm 9rcbartisfs
@fl&aft unb fpri&t lsbr 3u @unaen iener 8tr>
lass.Irtifsl. Gr Bat auBGbem einsn Qabtn
anb cine Nisbsrlase bier, bic ebsnfalls Mufsr
itrfr Wrt fnb. glf feline Nebfeamente lnb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-10
SSilias,t =. Geip

@rdnssnb an 4esAtJ
ban's gtinn I. Stcbr,
auipo sr ausn bic bet
itm anrufen, big ensr.
bfasn une msia fafbi.
cnabtln Sitter pftrirs,
bic nod ie ben 4iirssrn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-10
Sin Cinriticttnt

N ein Wtittel prldes auf bic gtieren
,7ft pirft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-10
@en benz srBbten practiiarn
Gbrmiker III 0er n1elt.

50 lle9s nit $. 8. Sstm6olb In gsrbinbuns
tr bsfbt msiner Wubnuns sssenibsr cine gpptbe'
fe unb par 70 srfolSrrtdt In lstnsm @slGaft, rpil
feinsr itiner @pllsssn pcr ibm. SD babe eli
ietr sanRisss l1rtbsl absr ifnsn Gbaraftsr uni
psl4aftssdf.
ss..s ~. gSm. @et8btman,
va (Girma YopsrS II. g8cisbtman)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-10
Gleiber amf 8eitelung perferttgt
l1nterbemben 1tnb l1nterbpIelt.

Gin ebr erobes Iorment tnterbemon uno unterbof
an s. s. 8reini9s Iaentaun &leoers emporium go ii Sf
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-10
6eIm bDl b'S g It 6' Il
GGfr@cG

wirft porsasli6, if aneenebm fiir @e'
'fbm,aG uno @erub, frei BON alien fbdoz
liben gieenfbaften nne ibneu in feiner
sS8irfun9.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-10
Naaifher pplifh T!

Disfs 1T tas tfae puipr, wpmt man Silbtr,
NsffIns, 8upfer, Stnn unb anberf NttalIt In
bsr fir5easn 9ttt gang rein bon allen Glsden pub'
en- fann. 90 plrb trudsn esbrauGt. Go snt.
tdlt feline Sdure uHS III bssbalb unf&dbli& fhr
baS @efaifs, tpsIde ben @lans lanss Belt baItsn.
3u tabsn Bel
s. 3. @ 0 fer, Ipotbefer.
ttn3issr Mssnt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-10
gt1t @prt sur @arnutg.

@elunbtstt II fsbr ipiGtts; bic 2eisrnbsn Ipl.
kt feline Weoieln setraudsn unb fein MittsI,
benen BsRanbttste auG nod anbsre perIpnen ale
Die Gabrieantsn fsnnen, pbfr Bic Fe f1 bon benz
srfols bsiisltsn hnrstGsnb ibsrseust babsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-10
Deb(fle nit ofnt 10etter.


auf aner perot foaf bu na s 9n bort fannf
fpdefn aneben bi
Ebledte unpabidDe Stebr 9efau bdtef
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-07-10

Selm bpIb'S
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9rlmbplb's 9uau.
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aranbbeiten bes 8lafenbalies, Nieren>
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e. turen pber fAmer3baftss Waiisr>
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l6ffiees Garoinalmittel uno Fam ni6t
aenua aeprefen meroen.
8iff ou NIT oerartieen ttOrenoen
SSbmeraen bebaftet i'm 8dden ODER in
ben 6iiften 2 E69lib elm SbeelSfel BON
.0elmbolbs Subu rpiro bid beilen.
= 9rerste mnb SlnSere
mSaen aeFGllieft Noti3 nebmen:
Sd made fsin @sbetmniB aus ben Befane>
Etbeilsn. -Selmbplbs 8u&u grtraet beaett aus
8uhu Gubsben unb gBn9tulbrr5sersn, bic nit
Der ar56ten Scrsfalt ausselslen fnb unb 3utss
retet mad ben 8eseln Der 9barmaeis unb G9e.
imif.
s''2 DIeis gsaanbtasIts anb als bic pistiamfsn
'DEuretiea bffannt.
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'Ssf- tpirft.
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spirft porsGati6, iff aneenebm fir @es
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li6en gieeni6aften rns fbnea in fetner
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ffebt bic mebieinifbe Grl6uterune iiber
Subu in Der Sereini9ten Staaten pborS
naeopoe:
8aau. Der @ru& III fart unb sintsr'
ma6en arpmatil9, Der @ef4mad III bitterlid,
benz Minsssidmade abnli1. SO pirb Sor3uss>
tpftIe BEL 9eIssn Der Sarnpr9ane, 5arn9rtes,
hrpni1Mtn BIa(en.Gatarrt, franftafte objection
Der Bla1e unb 5arnr5tre, 8ranfbsitsn Der Spr>
fiftrbriIe, 3uridsstaltereS pber anSpalf lfanbiaes
0a0elaiffn, tsrbeissfitrt bur6 etnen Ssrlult
Der Gpanntraft, aueubem BET O9spepRs, 4rps
nil&sn @9sumattsmus, 9ausaffssttcnsa unb gSaf'
fsrfuat.
Sur peiteren 8e1ebrune
fiebe profeiTor Denees aus9e3ei6netes
9Sere iiber 6rStlidbe praris.
Siebe Seoba1tun9en 9ema6t bon Or.
pbpfe su Ybilabelpbia.
q Siebe all uno ieoes beoeutenee 9Serf
aber Meoisin.
Bon benz srBbten practildrn
Gbfmiker 1T 0er melt.
So Ge9e nit s. 8. SAmtulb In @srbinbuns
ir bsfst msinsr Dubnuns sssenabsr cine Gpptbes
fs unc mar 70 nfOlsrsh In lstnsm @slGaft, tpie
feinsr 9sner gpnss,n Spr ibm. SD babe Elm
ietr sanfises llrtbsil ibsr iftnsn Gbaraftsr unb
Psl4aftssdf.
sstrt t,s gS nj. US M an,
-ve (Girma YoipsrS II. Bcisbtman)
praetIhe Gbemifer
Gds 9te u. 9rOpnRr. philadelphia.
Gus btm pbita. gpsnins Bulletin. 10. sRars)
gBtr ltup srfrsut BON benz fortwGbrenbrn Cute
eeb su t5rsn, ben unltr eanbsmann Der @pcttss
ter, Ssrr $. 8. Sslmtplb fcrtwatrenb In gleu
gort Sat. Ssinf apottsfe bsfintst fa neten
Dem Metrppcltan Sotsl. ii % SUP lang, $50
SUP lief unb Stod bod, es III elm srpbartists
@fl&aft unb lpri8t lsbr 3u @unasn leIner 8tr>
lass.MrtIfsl. gr BAT auBsrbsm einsn eabtn
anb cine Isbsrlase btsr, bic fbtnfaas Muasr
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
OrR MERcHANT MARLNE.

The objections to any too strict supervision IN de-
tail by the General Government over our mercantile
marine are simple and such first because the Govern
ment cannot afford to convert merchant service
into navy, man each vessel with salaried inspectors
of every kind, and generally undertake the
charge of il. We see it proposed that a
law should be passed guaranteeing two or three
men to every one hundred tuns registered thus
making impossible such disasters as result ron an IN
adequate crew. TO this have no objection Butt Is
also suggested that Inspectors carpenters machlnlSt
and practical seamen should be appointed to examine
every part of the vessel, from spars and rigging
to engines and boilers and that these officers must
sign certificate before each voyage OF every sea-
going vessel that she is stanch and seawOrthy. Then
each crew is to be mustered and inspected likewise,
and examined BY regularly appointed surgeon; the
boats are to be overhauled, and compass, bread,
water. rockets and blue-lghts oars tholc-pns plugs
rudders ters mast and SAIL and painters, are to be
looked for and looked into and apparatus of the most
approved kind to be insisted upon in all cases.
Finally, every captain and officer must be obliged TO
pass an examination in navigation and seaman
ship, and be furnished with a certificate as to
capability. With some of these suggestions
we can find no fault, but conceive their
application might be possible without SO much COM
plicaton of method. The passage of law regulating
the number of crews, and more efficient registry oil
vessels may be easily practicable But it is manifest
that the whole plan proposed for inspecting each ship
on its every voyage from any and every port OF the
United States must entail very great expense, and
some unquestionable disadvantages to Government
and owners.
In this country Of free labor and free SeamanShip
military discipline cannot be attained in our merchant
marine and the inspection Of crew that is liable to
be changed IN part at least, in every port Is to say
the least, impractcable. Government inspectors
would be multiplied by the thousand who might GER
tify but would scarcely inspect, to the extent con-
templated. A law that would hold owners Of sea-
going vessels to strict accountability for loss OF e
and property with the certainty OF the nhction OF
proper penalties for violations Of its provisions, would
be more likely to work the much-needed reform.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
NEUORLEdNS FAIR.

The great Fair recently held at New0heans was sue
ress The weather pleasant and the attendance was
from 30, 900 to 10000 each day.
The obectof the Association is TO encourage all branches
of agriculture including tho culture Of sugar. coffee to-
bacco rce and hemp; also the mechanic arts home man.
uactures in every department. and the general advance
ent Of rural economy. The value Of the property Of the
Society estimated at than SCOOOO equal TO that
held BY half dozen Northern States.
The opening of the grounds consecraed by grand
mass; IS Catholic clergymen gathered in front Of
richly decorated altar; there IS pieces Of musical in
sruments and $50 lady and gentleman amateur singers
This was followed by prayer, sermons and addresses.
Then the Fair opened with exhibition Of horses and
race The list Of articles exhibition creditable
including improved stock of all kinds, agricultural ma
ohnery, farm, fora and orchard products specimens Of
the fine arts Of rude work. musical philosophical chem
raj and other instruments sculpture, paintings &C. The
attendance Of ladies is mentioned as being remarkable
and the papers glow with rapture in describing their
beauty On tho whole the Fair 70 have included
eysrythng common TO Fairs in the Northern States and
addition be il remarked all classes contributed to make
Il most brilliant occasion, and one long TO be remem-
bered. ,,
nm the importance OF good farming, and on producing
thin oursel YES with our varied climate. whatever
need so far as possible that may be independent OF
Europe Their lakes rivers, forests and men so should
DO mado tributary TO industry.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
THE DANGERS or PETROLEUM.

The disastrous petroleum fire of Friday night last
reyyes the question OF lis dangers and the way to
avoid them. During the early days of the petroleum
excitement, when lawmakers knew no more OF its
properties and peculiarties than did the goneap public
a law was passed iorbidding the storage Of petroleum
Of less than certain gravity, which met the point OF
danger much as would law forbidding the handling
Of gunpowder whose grains not of an established
coarseness. The explosive quality in petroleum is
benzole which exists to greater or less degree in all
graytes of the crude oil except the mbricating oils
In some of the lighter oils of Western Pennsylvania
the proportion of benzoe is nearly quite % per cent
The first action in the refining process is to remove
this benzoe, which should then be thrown away, or
at most, only used for fuel. The largest
and bestknown refners never retain this
ingredient in their oils justly considering it too dan
gerous to be tampered with. There are unscrupuous
refners however who add this benzole TO their re-
fined oil to increase its bulk and their consequent
profit and il is this oil containing large proportion
Of benzole which expodes and brings discredit upon
the whole petroleum trade. Oil properly refined will
extnguish burning brand as quickly as water, aud
such oil only should be sold.
One simple law would regulate the question OF dan
ger from oil explosions. Let the law enact that po
licemen or other officers shall test all oil offered for
sale, by putting lighted match TO vessel containing
IT, If it extnguishes the match, il is safe; If 1t ex-
pode let the oil be seized and conscated as danger
ous The rapacity Of unscrupuous manufacturers
or dealers should not be allowed to endanger the lives
and property of honest men.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

Perhaps the most important position in this State is
that of Controller of the City and County Of New
York Ifhe is an honest man, having single eye TO
the interests of the citizens Of the metropolis he can
cause the reduction of the burdens imposed upon the
TAXPAYERS at least one-thrd. lie can do this by
seeing that the franchises Of the City its ferries
kes wharyes and piers and real estate bring fair and
rcmuncrative returns to the City Treasury; as also
that no warrants for stealing jobs shall receive his
signature That Richard Kelly, the Union-Repubh-
can candidate is eminenty qualified for the discharge
Of the duties Of this office is generally and warmly
conceded We trust that no Union man, taxpayer
or citizen who desires good, economical and ener-
geic City Government, will fail To deposit his ballot
for Judge Kelly on Tuesday next.