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Helmbolds Fluid Extract Buchu
FOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM BxcEssEs OR
INDIsCRETION.

FOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM RXCEssEs Or
INDIsCRETIoN.
Alonded with the fo'lowi1g symptoms :-Indisposl-
ton to Exeron, Loss of Power Loss of Memory Dl ni
Guilty ofBreatbng, General Weakness rror of Dis
Weak Ne. yes, Trembling, Horror Of Death, Might
sweats Cold Feet, wakefulne51, Dimne-s ,oi Vision
Languor, Universal Lassltude OF he Muscular system
Often Enormous Appetite WIKI Dyspept,c Symptoms,
OF Hands Flrshing of the BODY DlynSss of the Skin
PaDid COuutenance and Eilp ions the Fece P ain
in thu Back, Heavincos of the Eyeids, frequently
Black Spots flying before the Eyes, with Temporary
Suffusion and Loss of Sight Want Of Attention, Grea
Aobity Postlessness with Horror of society Moth
Is desirable to such Patients than Solitude and
nothing they more dreed for Fear of Themsevc3, no
Bopose of Manner Earuestncss, Speculation, but
hurried Transition from one question to another.
These mptoms II allowed to go onwhlch this Medl-
cine Invariably removes-soon follow Loss ~ Pouer,
fduify and Epileptic Fs In of which the patient
may expire
During the superntendence OF Dr. Wilson, at the
Bloomingdae Asylum, this sad result In two
patients; reason had for time left them and both died
ofepepey.
Who say that these excesSes are not frequently
followed by those direful diseases, INSANITY and
CoHsUMPTIoN2 The records of the hsane Asy-
lens, and the melancholy deaths by C0nSunpfon bear
ample witness to the truth of these assertions. In Luz
natic Asylums the most melancholy exhibition ap-
pear. The countenance is actually soddsn qu to
desue-neither Mirth Grief ever visits IT, Should
sound of the voice occur 1t is rarely artculate.
"Wth woIuI measures wan Despair
Low suilen sounds his grief beguied."
Whilst reJet the ex.7tenee of the above disc a7es
andgmptoms we prepc-c1 TO offer an invaluable
gilt of chemistry for the reno al of the conccquesce
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Paris has 1874 cafes, smoking rooms and
vintries; 27,7n public billiard tables; and 1927
private ones; and the receipts of the public bill
liard tables are 777, ITO francs per day.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Court of Quarter Standardization, P. j.
Dlana Taylor, Mary Ann Hoffman, and Mr.. and
MRS. Charles Parr were convicted OF a charge
OF assault and battery upon Mrs. Hoffman Before
reported. AS regards Mr. Parr, the judge said chat
as there was not the least evidence of his guilt he
must entirely do away with the verdict OF the jury,
and he acquitted HIM.
The counsel for the defendants stated to the Court
that ne had since the trial found witnesses who
would prove that Mrs Hoffman's great affection in
the eyes and lungs were not the effects of the assault
ana DatterY, but that they were Old inhrmIties to
which she had been subject for several years.
The Judge said that he had from the first
doubted the consistency of Mrs Hofmans story con-
cerninR her llness and that after hearing the state
ments OF the last witnesses brought forward he iet
satisfied that the story was very much exaggerated
Considering that more than year had elapsed be-
tween the ume of the oense and the time of the pro-
secutiOn he felt that otense was not so grevous
as 1t had been represented; and, the prosecutrix
and her husband had endeaVored TO comp romise the
matter by getting money from Diana Taylor no felt
that that was not so much for justice money He
accordingly kept the defendants from prison, and
only imposed fines The fines were as follows:-
Diana TAYLOR, S76 and costs of prosecution; MISS
Parr, $50 and costs of prosecutions; ana Mary Ann
Hoffman, S26 and costs OF prosecution.
DIscoNr1NtANoE OF GARRISON OF WASHINGTON.
-Brigader- General F. I. Dent, in General
Order No. Is, Headquarters Garrison of Wash
mgton, April 80, 1866, dscontinues the Garrison
OF Washington, and presents to the officers Of
his staff, BreVet Lieutenant-Colonel r. Chand-
Ter, A. A. g., Brevet Lleutenant-C Colonel A. H.
Wands, A. j. A.. Brevet Major G. E. Henry, A.
P:nt D: g. BreYet Major F. A; Whitney, A; D, G.,
R. II. fowler, o. s. A., his thanks for the able
jealous, and soldier-like manner in which they
have performed their duties.
DISASTERS ON THE SEA IN APRIL.-A Boston
exchange estimates that fortytwo American sea-
going craft, and nineteen foreigners (bound to
or iron United States ports) have been reported
the past month as either totally lost or missing.
They comprise seven steamers, eight ships ten
barques, twelve brigs, twenty-three schooners
and one sloop. of these twenty-five were
wrecked, eight abandoned, seven burned, three
foundered, four run down, one cRpsized, one ex.
ploded, and eight are missing-total sixty-one
The total value of the above domestic craft Tex
elusive of cargoes) is estimated at one million of
dollars in specie.
CRoMwELL's FAMILY.-The village of Kursley,
England, of which the late Rev. John Keble
was for many years the wear, is celebrated as
the residence at one time OF some members of
% OldVer Cromwelrs family Monuments to their
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HE'LL o7oLD's
FLUID EXTRACT, 'OF sARsAPARILLA,

A-4 V'OLOD
FLUID EXTRACT, OF sARsAPARILLA,
HIGHLY Cos sOrsTnArrD,
One bottle equivalent strength to one gallon of the
Syrup or Detection
1t reaches the seat Of the disease immediately ex-
pelIng all hUMoRs OF THE BLOOD, and
BEAUTIFYING THE CoMPLExIoNI
These articles being such strength the dose is ak
ceednOy small. From this IL is used In the United
states Army Hospitals and public Sanitary InstutOns
throughout the land.
PBINCIPAL DEPOTs.
HELMBOLD's DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WAREHOUSE,
No. Ss4 BROADWAY, New York
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT,
No lO4 s TENTH Street. below Chestnut Philadelpbia
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
BEHARE or C0UNEERFEITS.
ASK FOR HELABoLD'S
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AoApENy or Music Tickets and seats toF the
great Parepa- Bilgnoli Concerts may be obtained to
day at TIumpler's Music Store Seventh ana Ohes.
nut streets. As the price of secured seat is only
one dollar, everybody can afford 70 witness tnese
Tho cor ceris to morrow and wednesday evenings
will positively be the last that can 20 Rlvoh w
Philadelphia by Madame Parepa, Signors nrG"OL p, @
keIIant Fortuna, Car Rosa, MI 81 D. NIUE ""u
Mr. HattOn,
LA CorER1E CARNIVAL Tho friends OF thie as-
sOcaton are notified that the sv@scr1puon O2oks Ior
the next grand carnival aud bal BadsQse on January
IA, 1867 are now open at the store OF teter,onI
sns o he ns as epot of the Continental ote IN
charge OF Mr.. John kIsley. bOtn Of these genteuen
are managers OF "La Cotelie, and they dec that
the cominT carnival shall exceed in splendor tue
previous bdI pGsqHcs IL - 70 be the champion fete
daasante of the United STATES
NEw CaEsNUp STREET THEATRE. Mr. Joseph
Tefersop appears three very lunny cnaraoters
this evening. WoOdcOckS Little GEnse IS Pleasant
comediette, showing up the trivolties OF fashion.
able life in g pleasant manner. The Windpail Is q
beautiful interiude In which Mr. Jefferson exhibits
all of the drolIery tDat marked the acting Of his
her Dsrt of the daring young female miller with
good taste and, with the assistance of Miss Harrs
and Mr. hackay, makes the performance com
plete success. The Spitfre, q comic drama, con-
clDdes the performance.
RALEUp STREET TBEArRE-Mr. Edwin Booth 9
matinee on Saturday was a decided success, and
this wees he WIN alternate "HamleD with the
"kinR's Jester in toe play of The Boot's ReUeEge.
He appears as Ham OF" on Monday. Wednesday,
ana Friday evenings and a. the Kings Jester" on
tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Hamlet will be
produced the elegant and complete style Gus
toInary 10 this theatre.
AROH STREET THEATRE This week Mr.. iDan
BIvRht WI / appear IN the dramatic version OF the
famous poom OF SkamVs O'BrieR, preparei by Mr..
Is hcDOROugh. MIR Br ant appears In four
characters, and ngs popular songs and gives most
laughable igs The tull strength of tine company at
the Arch viii appear in tins famous play, aud full
houses are expected
CITY MUSEUM THEATRE Mr.. Stuart Robson,
the comedian, - still performing very successful
engagement at tho City Museum Theatre, Callow-
hOI Nhno bro Ia AnrNa
admirably, aud supplies want long felt up town,
The aughable burlesque of Hamlet; or, the Year.
ing Of the Black, will be produced this evening with
Robson as Hamlet" Good. rOr- Nothing and the
BtaiCiG Boy will also be performed. capital bill.
TIE AMERIOAN.-The management is preparing,
At considerable expense and pains, for the pro iuo'
ton OF the Black Crook. Ii has likewise secured the
serYiCeb Uf Young America, pro'ePe and pupil OF
GABRIEL Rav5 and performs the three flying
tTapeze,
CBNNoRoss g DIxEY tas week, at the Eleventh
Street Opera House. in addition 10 their Mississippi!
Cotton Boat Explosion, present tho Black DlCuTi
and the Babes an the Wood blmmoLs aud Ieht
repre- entiDg the gentle mn0oents.
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FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.

DUY FURNITURE AT GOULD & CO.'S
ID Union Depols, corner NINTH and MARKET and
Nos. 81 and 80 North SkCOND Street.
The Iargest cheapest and best stock OF Furniture,
every description, in the world Send tor Printed Cata
logue and Price List. he sOundness material and
woIkmanship guaranteed of al we sell Furniture for
raor Drawing Chamber or Bed room Pnng
ClOols, Churches, odd Fellows, Masons, other
Lodges, Ships Institutions Clubs, Colleges, Public
Buildings Hotels Boarding Houses, Hospitals FAIRS
q single pieUe OF Furniture.
Orders sent by post Will be executed with despatch,
and with nberality and justness OF dealing. Country
Dealers the trade generally ntnue TO be supplied
the liberal Wholesale terms that insure them
fair profit Parties at distance remit through
Banker, the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank,
Chesnu, street, or the Union National Bank, Third
street. or by Express Check, Post Office Order I'M
mediate attention win be given and satisfaction insured.
GOULD &c CO.,
T.. eorne NINTH and MA RKET Streets and
Nos. n and 80 North SECOND Street,
105p Philadelphia
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE NOVEL OF THE YEAR
rs NOW READY.
"SUNNYBANK. :"

BY BARIoN HARGAND, Author OF Alone "
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Tue srst book published by Msrlen Harlano and
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book. Itw be sufcent te state that toe ne volume,
"sHnn, bank introduces to us many OF the pleesao
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There is an originality her thinning which strikes
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DO carefully estimated. when the length of the
path mas been determined the last observation will
give the yoOoisy OF tho meteor, which is an element
81 the greatest Importance with respect to theory
1f these bOdlee. ~ L." .
yale College November To-
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AM FRUIT TREES OF LARGE SIZE AND
~ nne growth, for city gardens at RUI3T'B MUIR
sERY, ,BIXTYHEYENTH and DARBY Road Philadel-
phia umd"l BUJ6T, sR.
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SHELDON g. COMPANY,
Nos. 49S and 500 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.. III IL mw2tE

DoPSILLs PHILADELPHIA CITY AND
VI BUsINE DIRECToRYElSe7-s, PUBLlSaER
The necessity for reliable Directory in so large a
man; IL is actual want, and unless accurate, h
Business ~ ma o Snno, %S 70 ~
he PpbsheI from long eGpeSienSe IN !nS pnpcssiCn alien
Business Directory IL specimen proposes at tho soci
who have suffered from the inaccuracies OF former
editions to publish the above Directory from actual
and carefully prepared canvass OF the city by
tcent and corps OF canvassers, thoroughly
educated to the business r,,,, ,,r,, v,nn,,o,,,
GPEh 81 Sft'r fSlss 9SD sTREEF DTREG
shall torn compete suide TO the ercantlle Bank
ing Insurance, Aegious, and other Interests Of the
In . city cOmprisngso large number Of streets so
Changes have be, n made during the past years,
hS cS@DeS o. na aSense apHR psdry ns
apparent to every citizen and business man who has
itrangti, who entirely anacguanted with the loOa
and ,Sa s,,ss 81 the otT es s he 40
TO live at kance the bel inning OF he street with
nen ections tight and lett and numbers thereon to ts
end and Will TORN feature a OF the WORK, exhibiting
giving from any snd-Doint, definite and correct in
S Of any G SSs Publications which have
,forded perfect satisfaction 1t viii be his to
nf snd sSSs Sst he VII Be-
ne sSsS s bse S
ssued a 50 : ;eS ps1fs ss an and - z e
v ASd this en- excel ent oDpor uniy terms viii be
made known by the canyassers end In no case w the
payment be sa cti9nel I'll the book is pub ished
signed by compiler setting forth his power to act
| All others are swiDdlers -,
The Ol ow ing are the prices for extras (Which uya
riably paid In Advance) provided the agent gives
":i"to receipt. and produces his authority
1.1ns individual name in eaos....... .....,..,..
a double capS..............3 Q(
hrm eaps,........,....,......a
Putting any number letters 10 follow name, not
exceeding 20 letters. ~
| Putting any number let, over 20 and not eX-
ceednR 90 u
Putin sny number .etters over so, and not exceed
Ing i: heading IN business jiiectot11.
" JAMES GOSPILL Publisher,
II aimwlQt1 ISAAC COSTA, ComDl er,
~ ss.s No. 4l9 CHI SMUT Stree,, Rooms l6 and le.
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REhARKAIIE TGLL or BERoI5TEs 1N

OHIO IN 1850


10 ne Editor o. he EUcniHG Telegraph -
In your Interesting article Of Saturoay Ias'i 10
spootiDp Meteos, AerOites, etc noncoo mat NO
nctiee was made Of the remarkable fall OF Aero1tes
AeNew Concord, Ohio, on the let OF may locO'
wac then citizen Of that place, ana pastof Oh the
Baphst Church. The following IL eHe suOsea"oe "
1ho ,ketch which prepared at the time for the
Seentiae Amer,oan and II, with other descriptions
of the same phenomenon, was published in many
periodicals. in this country and in Europe as scien-
hdo men every where noted the event, and Turned
i,to good account procured specimens OF the
AeYolitos, and forwarded them to Yale College,
Cambridge Observatory, ana other centres OF seien-
tito research, and yet have one specimen which
vu be snbjected TO examination whenever desire
40 that efeot may be eY pressed by persons interested
in suoh phenomenA. The following article, % pre-.
pared tor the ScieatJc american, IS at your service
uhOuld you desire to publish H..
Respectfully yours, etc " ID DSHGTRIED.
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PERSONAL.
FOR SALE.

an FOR SALE, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSES
Iii son large fourstory brick Dwelling with double
!h,sssSsS back Suilangs having al the modern con
yehsanees, =: 1890 AhHm street feet inohes ro9L
PsnnsyIysnia empany for InsurnR Lives etc. No sCI
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AUCTION SALES.

DAN NCOAS ST Il WAR N &C K +,
il AUOTIONEERS,
sISs No. 2A0 MARKET street
, 1866-09-04
Illinois and Michigan Caual.
tcnc.tot 71nsn4tsh IN Nm f~hYnnro 'Trfhun q


na1DaEroBT, September s-l p. m.
CLEAHfp-Monarch, Lemont AllQulppa, Lemonf.
2n11 It lumber, $500 shingles, 1000 iath D. Hess
Leuaont: Eenuebcc Praon, 6ss os slaves and head-
Ing; Elizabeth. Ioesport; ssaEa End Stripes, Morris
Loulke, Prison.
AERIvxp-Col. Manning. Lemont, y Sds dimension
a,ope; Lady Franklin. Leont, 50 yds rubble stone:
5. F. Gale, Lemont, % yas ruobe stone; Dictator.
Itica, 800 bu corn uanuoc. ottaws, $500 bu corn
II. Cooley. lcnonr 80 yds rnbble stone; Wasp Norris.
5000 bu corn Nape LeaE Morris. 500 bu corn At
rors, Lass1le, $50 bu corn; Rock Rur Marscll1es,
sls bu corn Atlantic Morris, $50 bn corr, 16 80 ns
seeds D. Hess, Lemout, 45 yds dimension stone Mary
Walker, Lmont, 80 ids zubble stone, 80 5ds dimension
stone; Montreal. Utica, $500 bu corn, 40 bn wheat
Sc bn osts prep. King Bros, Lasale, eofn III
! brls nour, tl,se0 rs Iron. 1900 ns butter
lesxont Norris 800 bu oats ass5 bu cora: Montsuk,
tockport, ST. bsls nous, = s6 ns middlings. 500 ns
empty barrels; Contest Morris, 5,oa bu corn; Deb
ancc, Ao7r1s $500 ba corn Nldgle. UtIca, 5,4oo pu
corn; Wave. 1asn11e $50 bu com; Constitution. Ut
ca $500 bu com; GLASGOW, uuca, 800 br
corn; Aozning Light. Ottawa, 500 ba corn;
! E. Burnhsm, 3iinooka, TO tons sand; LII
| ellis, Lasstle, $500 BIT corn; Progress. Ia,
Sale. 100 bn corn; clAEtet, Dupaee 500 bR corn 1s|
pu wheat ae bu RE. 21so n setds: Seneca, OTTAWA
500 bu corn; Belle France Seneca. 500 pu corn: pro
peler Atlantic, Lasalle 2o bu corn: Tobacco Plant
KauEaker, 4N0 bu corn; Sunbeam. Lasal1t, srSe b.
| corn; Paramount Ottawa, 5000 bu corn; Wing ant
| Wing, Joliet, $500 hu com; VIM. Merriam Jolle
Mound TO tons sand; Badger 6tate Dresden, - cdl
Lasslle $500 hu corn; sunrtac. Ottawa. 800 hu
BR1paKroET, September $40 p m.
| C1EARRp-H. Cooley, Lcrnont; Colonel Manning. L.
mont; s. F. Gale, Leu1ont Lady Franklin. Lcmont
Mar Walker, Lcnont; Ironc1ad. Peoria 80 oss Il lu,
bcr, SEED 1ash prop Atlantic 1asa1e; Atlantic, Mo,
ris. 10000 II lumber; Line, Morris, t sot II 1unbe1
.now 1ath; Contest, Morris; Alliance, Ottawa, 7S67
II lumber Drill. Utica c. l. Huntoou, Pcotls, ssosl
lumber, s. 50 lath. II tsls aat: prop Chicago Lasa
l 2o,00c ,a1h large No. !, LaSa11c. .
| AECIsEn-AEica, 1aSanc, 4.ao1 bu corn r. E. Goot
cl otsaws $3.50 bu Clyde, Seneca, $500 hu cor,
Ame1icA No. T. Morris. $500 bn com J. B. Ptcstol
Norris. $500 bu corn 4. q. Loouss. Lsnont ~ Tt
I Kim
, 1866-09-04

Mcy,c1xn's sTusA7nk.-At this thsatsc last night
wnk produced McVacktr's p1aJ OF ''Iaktng the
Chances, according 10 Tho Consultation" This is
rn old play which has been thoroughly "Feeon.
atructcd~ snd nl1ed With innuracrab1e rc9er-
cuces to Tho cotlatcFal issues Of the
es5 81. tha e. rnstc from tie G1ssie ss!e, .ad
Wc nescr witnessed better exhibition 81 ind!s-
nsnt patriotism than bis Ia stsentinE thc tmpuia-
sa ssa.ses 5 sssn essRs e:soa - ass
and wss entirely too tsMc. ~ least twathstda ot
ct NJ e a r. 80 be &c
be IL distinct enough, but when he adorts lower
tone, he secns TO swallow bis words, NJ, Nssn.
was Mss. Eowcll, who had bnt littlo to ss5, and
Alice Merry made r. hftt appearsnco; hsr pa.,i
| her capacity, bnt sho has fnc presence, easy
manner and good looking.
1be play vas wsl1 productd, and she hi!s at u ,ae
appreciated. The same BY tonight:
fnx ctners ol Jnhn RobInson, which opened a. a
Il among The best which have slsited TIL city
Besides in unusually large stud Of ttall.ed snt
mails. and good eo.ps Of eaaes1slsns, 1 sstobate
animals, embracing two magnificent Hons, m m1n;
elephant. tx tso .s1o!hs monkeys, no ZEBRA "a - T6 .6
wS hsa ~ ae we1e away
only halt OF the managers L. thai they hare pa
up Too small stretch of CANVAS In Chicago 70
such dnc show. They exhibit this af1efnoo
| and evening.
| eonttnHc for another week at Beethoven Hall \
the Opera House Block, where they have hilhet
/ cujoJcd no1t liberal patronage. A. mlnat'c
| trnupe they arc exceedingly hard to beat The
played last night to full house.
, formers. opened last evnnlpg In the ACADEMY
Mss,s !ihe.s WI aan 1ortae coming season; XII II
not, be teeeiycd nightly with DO asnno aubst1at
, homage to their talent which has been the r
r ward In times past es the eausse Of Kelly 4 Lee
a here hut wilt asftEa In the course OF few dxyp.
MUsxux.-1he ruAuaKement announces 9ra
, 1866-09-04
STATE IMPLEMENT TRIAL.
Tho Programme-Impro In
Farm macllinery-Tlme for Entries.
Especial Despatch TO The Chicago Tfibuuc.1

Farm mnchaneTy-Timef for Entries.
,s,o.;., na.,,+.,, ,,, TIA e,A,..ro r+,,u,.7
MArFoos, H., sepsemher D.
The trial Of Implements by the Illinois State
AGRICULTURAL Society Il 10 Commence Tomorrow.
-ss- ,.a psIx .r,',,.,,s ,na,rasnr -, ~ Ya1asa
~ nesl tue au s'oou's' "eeosons ~ 'Ae 'o'1o"'us
programme.
First DnH.-At q. M, Corn Shelters; at 9p. N.
twc-hursc Plows for general purposes, onc-h0rse
plowsx Trench PloWs.
Second Doy.-AtD a. m., two.horse Plows for
cod or turf Dltchfng Machines; Gang Plowst two
horse Plows with wheel attachments: tWo-horac
NnItows; Field Rollers, Grain Drills; Grain
, 1866-09-04

.,,. c.. 1y,c71r~ n "a h,~,n..,
A8au1ant surgeon Acn0s!' v: Q. a.. ostu oeca
appointed 4 boATds 70 eonrone Il Heae folnl on
the I'd inst. for TIE examination Of tha now cadets
fo- sdn,f1.fan to TIE u,ilttsfr academy,
N"> ~''A'AA'' ~ ,,,-n- ~ nv,- -,~-,x~x
Fue .eaAlu DAos s.A1 !. 1sssT.
The Angusl abatement OF INC Public DeN HM
not be ready Tor publication before tomorrow or
ucxt day.
rrvr ~or,v
m, ra., ,..a A - auasa. ~, ...,, -
-. Wn" ."ouey Ior tne vessels esp1a,oa -
Mobile tn 1e64. which Mas to hare hreu paid Sep
tenbef nret. has been retained. no dcc,cc Of the
r,onrt h.r,rr hasn ,,.as s,,ho,.,,re Il, n.xment.
,as ossu .ua1e e"uas 4..a,,- .-.oxs
oU8AN euANAh1Iak NhontA M! 1ssS
, 1866-09-04

l. Delighted ond Happy Woman.
need not SAT that Mrs Graves Is nEGlonrED
AMP HArrx woHAS. Such machine wonld carry
rendered unhappy BY the un-endtns hncer toll OF
tho worn wife aud mother. would not@,for nv
sriIe's soke-etchaHec her Wilcox and Gibbs
Machine Tor the hest OF al others known 10 me,
and nye hundred dollars What arc 4 few paltrJ
dolIars, when weighed asainst nKn tttr ,aeurF!ng
tcoT1i*aeAt orsT ''bFoken netdles" ard disorder
I'd machinery.
If ur testimony in behalf Of the superiority Of
yn1 machine over all others used In my family,
10 procure one Tor 1is wife-or to put bis &C.,
or "s--," OF ,'W-,''o or NJ" machine In
the market. q did, and buy Nv. + G.,"
auo salitued that Tint woman would ever rcfacra.
| Der me most eratefully.-L<tftr Of Rer. John r.
| GaHrkk Aauuolld. AiE4., ArilE 12. 1S6G.
, 1866-09-04

Eala week Tor tho currrnt 'twasnsaudsys; u
!. Don Csesaz Do Baxan" md Toodlss. which wero
given In magnificent atTe. ,Aitcn's CEaas Has
0ne oftbe best thlnes he has given On lAe Museum
us 6is Bob Briefly. Tonight the sa1ao bill.
Tus Rlxn.-.on Tuesday, Wednesday. and
ill bo gfvcn 1t ths Rink, tho music beiag furnished
BY Deans Light Guard Band: Tho best Lady
and centlemen akaters In tho city have been ea,
gagca, and hurdle and leaptng races ate rIotiasa
, 1866-09-04

Ed1foFs TffbE6e.
Your remarks on Mr.. Wcntworth's ddcl,ty 10
the Republican party are sfrgulatly tncomnletc.
Hare you forgotten bis speeches to The Invincihle
Club tbtee year, ngoy l-heard him address that
noble and virtuons organization once IN thia
wise "Boys, you know hare been q friend 10
the HiQgry Whyf Because tho Niger was
"down sid the white man on top or him. | tell
"you I'm u friend Of the white man now. Why
Be<ause 1h< t;attx man Is do.oa and fas ntggtg,,s
in This clt1 heard him FAY, abiding to the amend
n,ent Of the Constitution aboItshfngteaverT, that
for hIruI an not 90 grccn as to suppose tuat ho
was sincere In either Of these e!aculatlons but in
looking for 4 candidate for Congress this fall
won1d 1t not DO we'll to hnd one who really Las
come conscientious consictlons about e9nethiqg1