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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-20

IMPROVEMENTS IN PeRTsMoUIH.-W are
gratltied to note any improvements in our
sister city, which we wish to see fully on the
march OF progress We observe that cur
friend, MIR. Hugh Lindsey, is erecting a resi-
dence on Court street, between Burt and
South
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-20

The VIRGINIA ALMANAc.-We are indebt-
ed to Mr.. Wynne. the publisher, for two copies
OF this popular compendium, which may be
found at the book stores.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-20

). ID. SCHMIDT q Cove call the atten-
ton OF our North Carolina readers and others
to the advertisement of this Baltimore firm,
where they may be supplied with vehicles
| and harness of all kinds. Their bazaar is 100
north Howard street. 5..,g,ss ~
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-20

DELAY OF TRAINs.--The delay of the freight
and mail trains of the Petersburg railroad
was occasioned by burnt tree which had
fallen across the track-a portion of the Dis
NAL Swamp being on fire.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-20

Presentation. Alexander H. Stephens
Senator Stephens Governor Graham, Thomas
s. Ashe, Judge Manly, and Governor Henry
A. Wise, were at the Atlantic Yesterday.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-20

MAX's ELERHANT-Mr johnson has de-
clared that the blockade published by Maxi
milan is imperative. This makes up a ques-
ton of great moment for Max and Louis Ma
poleon. We enjoy it prodigiously. France
respected the blockade of the Southern coast,
when it amounted to paper restriction, and
we are curious to see what the two Emperors
will now do with this elephant of theirs, which
Mr.. johnson seems determined to show them
is not very convenient thing to have in tn
house. q elt45 -essed. gfs8 s
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-20

CHANaE.-Mr Brown, the former mail
agent on the Seaboard road. has been trans
terred to the Weldon and Richmond route
and Mr.. Candaza takes his place on the Sea-
board road ..-
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-20

TRADE. WITH. NORTH CARoLINA.-The
steamer Orient, Captain Rose, brought on her
last trip from Hamilton, N. c., number, of
passengers and an assorted cargo of North
Carolina products The Orient is comforta-
BILE little boat, and will leave Stapless wharf
tomorrow morning, ON her return trip AS
she will land at Mays Head and carry pas
sengers at reduced rates, it will be fine OPP
portunity for those who desire to visit the
famous watering place of the old North State.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-20

On THE COMMITTEES E. C. Robinson
has been placed on the Executive Committee.
and George Blow, jr., Esq, on the Finance
Committee, by the Philadelphia Convention
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-20

,MAYoa's CoURr-Aug. 2O.-His Honor John R.
Ludlow, presiding:- 70"
Nothing before his Honor this morning, y atcl
report the city quiet .ff.f y n = =
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-20
NORFOLK CLASSICAL. SCHOOL.
YTyHIS SCHOOL WILL OPEN on tn,

| 10 September in the room on Freemason
street, opposite Christ Church, in which Miss
Robinson has for many years conducted her
School,
The course of study will embrace the English,
Ancient and Modern Languages, and Mathe
MATES. IS s'-.4p
Tuition, per session of ten months, $50, one
halfto be paid in advance, and the remainder on
the 18th of February. All who enter within the
first two and half months will be charged the
the whole price (Ss0.) Those who enter after
that time, will be charged $780, $40, or 500 ac-
cording to the time of their entrance. t.-
G. MORRIS,
au7-lm Principal.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-20

GOVERNOR WIsE's PRoPERTY-We are re-
quested to state that the report which was
copied from cotemporary by the Day Book
Of the restoration of the property of Governor
Wise, is not true. oe ia IL ll.l,,.
In connection with this, we may state, we
have heard that the Freedmen's Bureau de-
sired to perfect arrangements for leasing the
Fair Grounds, in order to release the property
of Governor Wise, and that of Major VIM. e.
Taylor ..t1a 4 a9s, zoos -a.,e
We trust that this rumor may soon be an
nounced as an absolute fact rii3
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-20

MAYORS CoURT.-P orssmouth-A ust Goth
His Honor Mayor White presiding.
Nothing before his Honor this morning The
watch report the city quiet HEE II
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THE DAY BOOK.

per.oss IN this city or Portsmouth, desiring the
DAY Book left at their homes, can have Il pro
perly attended to 6y haD,ng TIER names left st
ASHTON 4 EMNERsoN. Auctioneers No. 40 Crato-
ford street, Portsmouth,. ..,.... e..
RI. I-WEEKLY DAY Book contisi ling all mat
tsrs Of importanoe IN The too day issaes. Price
So year.
ri. WEEKLY DAY Book wiU be ma, I'd to Country
Subscribers at the email cum Of ONE DoLLAR, IN
advaace. II ,UiU contain Editerials, full d.
gsst Of Nsios, Book Notices, and ttems Of Com
ssrcisl and Agricultural intelligence. No pains
or expense ,oiH Be spared in making Il desira-
bic companion for the country fire side and
frsm ste increasing patronage, commends 81
self as good medium Of country advertising
to the community. -
All Communications for the DAY Book must be
authenticated by the names Of the soriters.
ALL Letters containing remittances of money for
this office, must be registered.
Copies Of our Weekly and 7ri- Weekly paper can be
had at our counter, ready wrapped for mailing.
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Mayor'sOmce.
IN
@ O

A RfOI In NOPfOfk.
TAKE NOTICE THAT MY COMPANY OF AR
"' TILLERY.
{ Not Butler Artillery is now ready for ac-
PARADE TAKES PLACE DAILY
and am ready for battle at moments warn
ing.
Upon my battle flag is inscribed the following
motto
death to Cholera"
4. These who are troubled with the enemy to good
health calld "GARBAGE'' will please to inform me
where it can be found. My bugle can be heard
in the streets lily, advising people of my APP
proach, and the offer of timely aid.
DAYS OF PARADE:
MONDAYS, East of Catharine street
TUESDAYS, West
And so on, every alternate day.
My motto is ... ...s..E-..., .st Vi
Duty mast be accomplished 31a4. -.-
E p. DILWORTH,
aul02w Contractor
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L ID U G A I'll o N .
NORFOLK FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Rev. G. WILSON MePHAIL, Principal.

vENHEN NEXT REGULAR SESSION
i of the Institute, will commence on MONDAY
the 18th day of September next. An early
trance on the part of pupils is desirable, as the
course of Lectures on Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy will commence soon after the opening
of the School.
The Principal will be assisted, heretofore,
by corps Of able and experienced teachers ID
all the various departments.
au9-U .... t...,.t .....
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ATTENTION Facts from "RepoPt of
BOARD of Referees

Day Books city circulation over Vir- -
einian's city circulation. bla 81
Day Books combined country circula- ais
ton over Virginian's daily coun-
try circulation. ..............,............ 314
Day Books combined circulation over g..s.
Virginians combined circulation. 1886
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-20

The GEORGE LEARY-The Baltimore Ca
zette, alluding to the seizure of the Leary
states that this steamer "has passed from the
possession and ownership of the company
which made the contract, and is part and
parcel of the property of the Old Bay Line
Company. She will, of course, be released,
as the Company which has purchased her are
not responsible for the acts of her former
owners" -"s ~
We learn that one Of the Messrs Leary was
in the city yesterday and to-day, and that ar
rangements are likely to be completed by
which the steamer will be released by the Nor
folk and Petersburg Railroad Company.
The act under which, we presume, the at
tachment was sued out, is chapter 81,
an act to amend aud re-enact the 9Th section
Of chapter ISL of the Code of Virginia, as to
attachment of steamboats, and other vessels,
found within the jurisdiction of this State,
passed January 20, 1866, and may be seen on
page III Of the acts of the last Legislature,
which provides for and authorizes the suing
out an attachment against a steamboat for
claim on contract for transportation, without
setting forth the name of the master or owner
in the attachment. Any attachment may be
sued out under this 9th section, for cause of
action that may have arisen without the jul
risdction Of this State, if the steamboat or
other vessel be within the jurisdiction Of this
State at the time the attachment is sued out
or executed. 1t would seem that contract
for transportation by means of specified
steamboat, renders the boat itself liable to at
tachmsnt without referring to the name of the
owner. l.t..sr+.
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EXPENDITURES OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
The account published in the Day Book on
Saturday, includes period of 1875 days, from
March I'd to August 10Th. We have segrega-
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10
MECHANICS AND WORKING MEMS Asso-
cIATIoN-D. d. Balsom has been elected
delegate to the Working Mems Association of
the United States, from this city. The Asso-
citation has been inapgprated here under fa-
vorable auspices, and the following gentlemen
have been elected officers D. D. Balsom,
President; G. D. Henley. Vice President; Geo.
II. keefe, Treasurer; Thos. O. Wise, Secre-
tary. We wish the Association all success.
JUDGE Tabs CoURT.-We are authorised
to say that the recent action ofthe Coun-
ellis in changing the terms of this Court to
the lst Monday in each month is invalid, for
the reason that such action was not had in
joint meeting, as prescribed by the act Of As
sembly. 1Agp a1} sia &
The Terms Of said Court, will accordingly
be held ON the 4th Wednesday in each
month as heretofore prescribed by the Coun-
ellis. t- H9f ~
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AUCTION sAtEs.
BY LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,

( No. s Commercial Ro,c, 10
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-10
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary of State.
CHAPTER 50.

JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary of State.
CHAPTER 50.
Providing Justices # the Peace 1rith Rerision
1860.
AN ACT to provide Justices Of the Peace
with q copy of the Revision of 1860.
SEC. /. BE 1t enacted By the General Is-
eemJlu Of the State Of Io,ro, That it shall
10 the duty Of the LlerK of the District Court
of each organized county in the State, to fur
ni>h each Justice Of the Peace in his county
who may not be already supplied Herewith, l.,
IL copy Of the Revision Of 1860, and to take
the receipt of the Justice therefor and such
receipt shall be sufficient voucher for the
Clerk in his settlement with the Au dtor Of
s. ate: Proraded, said distribution can be
made without causing @ print of the Re-
vision.
SIC .. Should the number of copies Of
the Revision in the possession Of any Clerk,
at the time Of the taking effect cf this act
he insufficient to supply he Justices of his
county, lie is hereby authorized to draw up
on the Secretary OF State for the requisite
number. who shall, as soon as practIcallo,
transmit to said Clerk the required number,
and shall certify to the Auditor Of State the
number Of copies so transmitted; and the
Auditor shall ch argo such Clerk herewith;
and subsequently credit him with such as
may be disposed Of as provided in the first
section Of this act.
SIC. 8. If any Justice of the Peace so re-
cciving a copy Of the Revision, shall fail to
transmit to his sue ,eSsor in office, or IN case
Of his removal from he township, or the res
ignation of his office, to deliver to the Clerk
Of the District court, such copy, together
With all other Statues received By HIM by
VII tue Of his Office, he shall be liable to q fine
of ten dollars to be collected of him Or his
sureties, BY an action in the name of the
State, upon in formation Of the clcrk o. the
successor o!such Justice; and such fine shal!
| be raid into The County Treasury by the
| CleIk. and accounted for ny him to The Au.
! ditor Of state in the same manner rs money
received by him on snIc OF the Revision.
! SEC. /. In case Of the death Of Il Justice
before the expiration Of his term Of Office
the said books shall he placed in the hands
| Of tle Clerk Of the District Court and be by
| HIM turned over to tho SUCCESSOR OF such jas
tice when elected and qualified.
Approved March 2lth, 1866.
CHAPTER So.
PROVIDING JUSTICES WITH DoCKUTs.
! AN ACT providing docket5 for Justices of
! The Peace.
SEC. l. Be 1t enacted Jy the Gcne1al As
scmb'yo of lie State Of io2ga, Thatit shall be
the duty Of the Board OF SuEel vsors Of each
county to furnish to each Justice OF the Peace
Of their county, well bound blank record
book of not less than four quires, with index
suitable for docket, upon the ccrtifca tc
of such Justice that the same is necessary
| 4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-10

The other night at one of the hotels
in this city, oonyiyially disposed gen.
tleman, retiring late, walked independ-
emily and somewhat noisily up the
stairs and along che corridor to his
room. 'Why what noise you make
said his wife, who heard with some anx-
iety the heavy tread Of his boot'
.'how heavily you walk" well .
DEAR" was the gruf responce, s;f -.
can get barrel of whiske- =, .,.:
with any less noise J is..ouIi like 70 ses
you do it,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-10

y 4 q ~ --WTlTIUw NTUCTTs q tIn Nv-
rrcnrn GourE in certain ra.ns
ga p,:,,.n,,.1 l.. ia C..,,..., !,
'1., r. ,ho gtota nf w., ''S ,y,'t v'''I''' (I
''.o@ y w.. .f,.';,, a. '',"'' l
l1l,,,. - ~: I.,t, +,,,;,l. ,1,
.1. .''' ~, r,,r,tr ,3,.,,t ~ o il:,
a,,,t 80, tIo or,',i ~ ~ i1,,.
,,..,od ~, +o I,,rl., ~ t,a T1,,,4 Iol,,,- 80,
f;.IJ ,T,.+ ,,,,t;,,,, fl~ ,,l,,, +,.;,1 w.,
tLrsa ,r'nmIs sbal% have Lcen nnro ~ ~, j,
ro,,rt L.Io,v
>rc . In o,,, coeo fr;oa :, tra D,.tr.4
Co,,t ,,boro ~ N,,.+;os +h,,otS ,'-a;1,,
lorv. and try Lhc Same to the Court. it shall
not teMocc8~ary, in order to secure to e.
tDcy patty, feeling aggrcvcd, the right 10
appeal that the Court shall find the facts
and conclusions Of law, and make the
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-10
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary OF Sta
CHAPTER 81.
Irupsjcr Bo0k ).

AN ACT for the transfer of real estate, to
regulate the assessment thereof, and iacill-
tate the collection cf revenue.
SEC, /. BE 1t enacted By the general As
sembly ofthe State Of IOro, That from and
after the taking effect Of this act, it shall be
the duty of the Recorder of Deeds i'll each
county in this state to keep in his Office
books for the transfer Of real estate; which
shall consist ola transfer book proper, des-
crption book, ndex>book, and book ofplats
SEC Q Said transfer book shall be ruled
and headed substantially after the following q
FORMS aud entries upon the headings upon
the transfer books proper shall be in nuner,
ical order, beginning with section oAe. The
transfer book thus:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-10
New Oregon p ain Dealer

pu1u,l,i cycry Friday al the Flai3 feH,0~.,a....'H
,,,m, Min Street, New Oregon, iiowardCouny Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-10
LAWS CT lcWA.
LPu%Iishod by Authority,l
CHAPTER 40,

APPEALS TO THE SUPREME COURT.

AN ACT ro-Vlatjng appetIs to the s.
rlrnrl,n -nlrL In cnrtaln 1.n. ns
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-10

AN IRIsHMAN,---Who went court
ing when drunk, was asked what pleas
ure he found in whisky. "Oh Nelly,
It's trate entirely to see two of your
swate purity faces instead Of one"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-08-10

(,,.1 n',I' - 'oi"' M0Ih7 "a "3''l =
oho,t geaN s',an7,I ,s1 ,|,'! w. cA..,'2' u
said Bricc ot Ckoron IN tI,o T+,,, ~ }f;,, ;,,'
nesota. on the 3Crh dav Of Nav 1sG5 and
proceeded to deliver him to the officers OF the
State for trial, for which he has not been re-
mnucrated; therefore.
SEC. 1. Be 1t enacted jy the General As
se0ljiy Of the State Of I9wu, Iloro be, and
Is hereby, appropriated out Of tho general
revenue Of tho State, the sum Of ono thous-
ard dollars. to comrcn ate the said David J.
W"ggnncr for his services and the money By
him expended in appvchcnQirg and sec,r-
mG for trial the said Joseph N Dricc, and
the Auditor OF State Is hereby authorized to
Issue his warrants in favor of said David J
SIC. ,. This Act being deomad Of imme-
f,Ece from and after its publication in the
lows State Register and Iowa Homestead
newspapers published at Dc3 Noipes.
Lrnyoyed n ,rch 9th 1as6
I,ar,l,. ao,..;r, H.. A.. c,.
,o3 ',''o si'0 lo'e5ornH 1-c'
l,n,.,L, o-.h Iorc y ''.''to ''' ''''o''
,f'ad ~ tLo 1,h 1o ,,r0 s'' ,j u ,lcc A10Ai'-
,,,r,,, VIZ ,,,,,,nS I,li 'nS o' NP''l i'oo'
AL 10 hl'Hi /, secretary OF STATE.
CHAPTER So.
TIE BACK PAY OF TIE FIRST IOWA CAVALRY
AN ACT 10 secure the back nav due the
lst Iowa CavuIrv
yvurnu,s ,orno ,,r.oro,t;o, e .,,o
,,,o,, a.,I ,,G;,o,,. &c tI'aT ,,,.. Cn.,Tn,-
stI,, ont;tIoI - c.a,, +ho C',,o,rJy,a,,4
Of tle Tnitad Stytr" car tboir sory;co, f.o,,,
the date Of enlistment to the date Of their
muster into the service Of the United States,
but have never received the same, therefore,
SEC. /. Be ii enacted bV tie General As
sem5'y Of the State Of IO'ca, That Fitz
Henry Warren, former Colonel Of sad regi
me4t' De ana he Is hGrcoy Mu'hoTzcd-
C.tv. in the D;strict Of Columbia as
soon after the adjournment of the General
assembly as practicable, and to take such
steps as may, IN ms opioIon' DC necessary TO
oGor.o .ho Pay lihenS 'roni .no ue"sr"a srd oHa d
- 'ions' t' ". '"o' euil;s 'so 4" W 'o"'" "'0
" Sro sro MIN Thu Ua S;',D iei'r'",
~ ~ n ~ 10y "Pr' " dtI'os' ilII'
UIs y. a" nr?ey II. WV noL dn1 u,3,o
Id1,,n a"seu W. SUN "a 'Vui ~
~ ',".n 't'thoo, tha ~o ;n"y w of .I;,
- ~ Is "a? w: VIZ .o',',,t,o -
.'l'a ..'' auu''ol 10 .iolIry 'as'.Gi fo
" r. h''s w upo' c',' af tba
,5 ,o ~, liz, =;
plvinr with the provisions herein made.
SEC 3. This act being dee ned of imme
diate Importance nhall take effect and be in
force from and after its publication in the
Iowa State Rerister and Iowa Homestead
newspapers published at Des Moiues Iowa
,n,na,oa ,,,uoh ocn, ,occ
npp''''N '''.o" ,''" 'o0''
, 1866-06-02

The Treatment tho Wonder Of The Ase. rnoculation
Is 8rcmedy By which vitality in the contribution IL set
IN motion, rendering It impossible for the TentItA
poison to renala IN tho System. A. 1t forces Ill the
virus from the systetu. crrc IL complete snd tbs
health reeIortd. TIE treatment Il auceess. It's the
Eotdufu1 dlscorezy Of the Age, md beyond the sue
ccssfal cav1l Of ignorance and Jealousy.
A. discovery 1thas received the highest ptah hum
the ahest medical men Of Europe. Lest Jeaz eight
thousand were cured tn the hosp!sais Of London, bT
this treatment A. no medicine effect cure. II u
the only hopc Of the unfortunately afflicted TO obtain
permanent cure. Tie inventor OF this Inocp!atIon
treatment has no r1va In the Of private dlsoAses
harnE be USED By him In his praeca for tho last sx.
teen year,, md he has gained victory over a opco-
sttfon btc&usa he has cursd all. Without N exception
Tht luocnlzton treatment viii be adopted ~htreTette
known. and pleTent tho constitution from being Id.
tured Ut ruined BY medicine. csca eonstdefeo tncura
evJ nsrn1tt tncS have been Ft5sored 10 health and
rt}o!ted In the 1npcutat1nR cust One OF tho ablest
phTkicfAn1 IN Chicago who hA1 h4d large rrAeuce Ia
1h4 caEs OF together With the patients ha Mas
then treating with ued!cues hare Be trcstcn BY Dr.
r. ano thornashiy eusea Iae se.st9aonT Of sssssa
do well e&ilXate th. u1taiftug curative ethod
b. fore 1uapa,IsuE inc coa1tat0tton bY druEs. 49,
tits Of vtta1 Importance 10 humanity 10 haze tnis
wonderful curc Introduced through the whole world.
and Dr. r. ths oa1r ou6 In this Country IT u.
deEiands the thorough cure Of rtnefeai dieasea he
Offers h,mssit y !1;s.oc: II shis case'
Dii. X. RUsESBEE3. of1ee. speed.s Rioek. 115
Dearborn etreet, tsoons 13 II. I. g ho1 - II,
Chicago. ILL., jc1Gfl.3t.F 8AAW
, 1866-06-02

fFn1M the Ecr Orleans I1cayune MAy aGth1



The anthracite coal trade slowa STEADY Increase,
ths tonnage Of the week over the ptecelns week u
A5 tors and over coEsesnoudtnE wetk u last 5caf Is
much sEcsteE bur maaly IN consequence Of he Tsdn
:i5I son ~ thus r. II 'n', ss.soa as sso'l 'oas.
year. showing A. !tcreasr OF ssi,s25 tons. Co1
staeEiuR how nearly wagcs IL the cosl se=to4
1rtr ur With what thev were last year. mad re-
memtetnE how Heat.y the whole. eo,s oi cesl
ming being quite nconslder4ols ths low psss 81 s'al
ih:e1itcncc Of This facE 1usy ltallia: gt1:lr1o71
In the trnde sangune IN sbe belief that tac pTl
Of Is It's lowest 1nt ihs SEASON. They can
Ind thai without tutt f.It q wages anon: ths
70 be pnt u msske; at pfesens prices. LIST
thtve oolar1 ptf ton hlxher than The transpo-
tatl"n % meikst 1hl. year iae tTsa.ro:1atsoa
ana shtppnE =: tidewaief hAa on large amount ot
t9IaaS. saua!Ied tec price Or coal ab2sc. ye: ~ ar
hill 1he rork inasket still frzasrs dep esttd
Ihe mlnett 70 the LehiEh reton still slrize
Inc t Il The Hsflcigh and Non,y Nrook c3Iiltris1
95e aoegt 5eaagtog Eors In The sehnylklI reeo
Nst1' TeIs na eon1l 70 tls wants Of ss tF4ds Last
NEftc Ssh, $325GS3.s3 tor red esh. "
, 1866-06-02

:
There Wa an ac1re speeulstave demand Ior meas
roFk MoEd3E, and ab3Ct t.c9j urls sold At S3iO3a
Il 5n hot tie market c1o&+d Qulet At this to-day
Lard advanced TO &C. under = speculative de1ntn1
on Monday, but %Ak quiet II tbat tate ,o-day. The
SOCK or i,s article nov IN the ciiy + about
Inst eoapued during We1rstdsy, eta aeeut 50; :aso
ana sai. = WeFe maoe Il rI@lsSc. bal The desn,Id
iel on I'D since then the nsrkc haa bc.a yery qnet
though nsa It our quota to79. 1t Is doubtful. how
evss. that lsste pu1cnasts conld BE- made # ths
rates We give. hecauke the EEsat Of
sf. II hshsE p5.css eoo.e1ue1t uron toG at se -;
rxtfcmc high pticga paid for ffeth uta;t ot ~
kinda. 1twas suppo.ed 1bai large n1stn-ss Tonld
aye bten done t9 summer curing porx thts *cs s.oat
ar0 &nAs the fuPplF Of heKs would kre bAc1u,e OF
s E1fst snutdsncs Q! lod b1t tbs sesat Is thas ts
se:s oi geat - ati aaa theu The pc.s
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bern stated Ilaf tht consumption Of trei rorx has
1a4len Mt I4f.tly hctAnsc OF the trchIna Nas c
Ia, fkltt tna the Iytdcacoa q Il Tht ds1aad
from butchers heTcfoz hogs c1c-cds It gun2lY The
eon.pmrt!re seusna f9T pork ma p.soa tson III
pork sod on MONDAY Vas bought By sew O.1eaa
hu:e. Tho exports Elyeu elsewhere EeAs1y all wen
! south.
, 1866-06-02
Cure Of lYm. Ii. hampton, ESP.
Of Portsmouth, 0.

10 tEc F1bslcs
Il was my misfortune to snnee for ycara with dis
tressng diseske Of the Throa, and Lupg which made
mr breathing quite dthncult, sud bron9ht On Al e1
haustyc snd obstinate cough, greatly enfeebliug my
health. To add to my stteton, began to lose my
hca1nc and grew 70 dear that could not hear preach.
t>s. when IN the seat nesrest TO minister.
Growing steadily worse Ia spite Of I'll the usual med-
cal Efforts, applicd to Or. Mchth In February last
and. TO mt agreeable surprise. Improved from the
very commencement Of hts treatment. The trouble
cough Diminished, the dl.tsrss in n1y throat dis
appeared, aud MY heasus wa< restored, 50 that now
can hear preaching IN tho most dstaat part Of tho
church.
ImAke this statement for the be1ent Of those sutsr
tns With disc1ses similar to my own az feel con1
eent thai u. Ltghshiu can cure them II cnre Is
within human sklls. From nY own happy experience,
lean cousc.enuouslF recommend the Doctor to a1l
those suffering from DEAFNESS OF diseases Of the
Throat aad Lungs.
wv n Y.3NpTnE
, 1866-06-02
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