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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-10
,TANSION. HOUSE RESTAURANT,

MANSION HOUSE RESTAURANT,
lYa No, Is, North Fairfax street:
r. T. LU CAS-, o ? + j I o Z.
+. ladies and gentlemen will meet with every
accommodation pertaining to such an establish
''lll'(: 4 Choice vaffic+y orMEATS, with POULTRY,
OYSTERS, Sc, including every. dclicacy the
markets afford: will be prepared by profession
VI wa;fors fou;>s' md Ia; at reasonabie w prices ~
ICE CREAMS and PASTRIES viii be Of
}The vine vaults will be stocked with select
assortment Of WINES, ALES, Sc .J
, The Restaurant and Saloon will be open at
al hours Particular attention will be given to
orders from families and parties wishing dinner
or supper. =: aug 30-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-10

~ I respectfully announce myself as q can
didate for the office Of Superintendent Of Gas
II feb 10-te# Jh 5h%E..t - THOMAS NELL. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-10

ng~ VIM. w Rock will be supported for the
Office of Superintendent Of Police, at the ensu-
ing municipal election, by MANY NoTERs.
feb 9-lW: ~. .1.t,. .... ... e., -':. as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-10

~ neg~ JAMES FADELEY will be supported for
the office Of Superintendent Of Police, at the
ensuing municipal election, by ..
feb 9-1w*: -,,.,:.:.. .BIANI VOTERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-10
HIOGels and Reslnsgralts.
"a MAGNOLIA HOUSE,

NT AGNOLlA HOUSE, E. -.:-.
COR. oF DUKE AND COLUMBUS sTs.,.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
The proprieter Of this convcnicnt and pleas
antly located Hotel begs leave to call the atten-
ton OF the public to his reduced rates Of prices,
TRANSIENT BOARDEHs, So per day:
PERMANENT DOAkD&RS, with single
rooms, from s. to $40 per week, according to
size and location OF room. Room with double
bed for two gentleman, from S. to 81 per week
e1cn.
GAS BATHS. and AL the conveDiences ne
cessary for the comforts Of I home, and pl en-
Choice WINES, LIQUORS: SEGAR RS, &c,
always on hand. .-.
| CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
Give me call
r. FREDERICK, Proprietor,
ian 5-3m Magnol! House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-10

NEALTBY HOUSE,
lYa X. B. MILLER, Proprietor.
PRAYT STREET. BILTIMORE, ND.
This house having been lately thoroughly
renders its accommodations second to none in
the CITY. ,--. aug lily
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-10

Z ?! N9a~ T. r. Gw1NN vii! be supporte for the
office Of; Collector for the Southern District OF
:.Ajexandria at the March election. 1T elected
will perform the duties Of the tfce to the satls-
faction of his feb l0--te CONSTITUENTS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-10

~! msg~ To THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA -.
HUGH LATHAM will be supported for the office
of Mayor OF Alexandria city. at the coming
telecton by q; feb 9-te] MANY VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-10

:, M9s~ ELLIS: l., PRICE will be supported for
the Office Of perintendanto Of Gas a. the March
election. Heis competent to MI the ofhce, ana
deserves the support Of his fellow citizens. -
.lfeh10-te 1ti-fs4-s.. MANY VOTERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-10

w. CAPT Jos. G.. MOORE will be supported
as 4 candidate for the Office Of Superintendent of
Police; at the approaching Municipal election,
by;~.: i7-,; {fea 10 tel ~ . MANY NoTERS. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-10

vs.. To THE Y ORE Rs cFALExANDRIA.-W. CT f..
ATWELL announces himself a candidate for the
Office Of Superint enderlt Of Gas, and most re-
specifically asks the support Of his friends and
fal]ow-eitizens.s ...;:,i, feb J0-te !:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-10
ALEXANDRIA VA SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1o 1866
ELECTION Nt,TEGES.

" ELECTION NoTIoES.
,.rszgs5.T ~. JAMES FossErr will be supported for
the office Of Collector of Taxes, in the orthern
District of Alexandria, by -. -
/ feb l0-te n11ti.. MANY XorEks.
~ I respectfully announce myself as q can
didate for the office Of Superintendent n3 q Gas
Elf feb 10-te* lt'@ 5a...&# = THOMAS NELL.
.@aa~ ELLIS; L., PRICE. will be supported for
Office of Superintendent Of Gas IS a. m tne Marc1
deserves the supporter his fellow citizens.
: feb bl0-te '.'st1rs}.ss. MANY VOTERS
Ia. To rnN V51 ' orETRs Frs cr 1ExANDR1A. w f.
AT1WELL announces finiselfa candidate for the
Office Of Superni ende1t Of Gas. and most re-
specially asks the support Of his friends and
felloW-citizens 3s':- :.:.:j1 IL. .a.= teb.JO-te
w. CApr Jos. G. MOORE will be supported
as a candidate for the Office Of superintendent OF.
PoliceG;at the approaching Municipal election,
Bye: is-@ (fea TO- te.H IL. MANY VOTERS: !.
. @a. GEoRoE W: SWAIN will be supported
for the office of VI eIsurer Of Lumber at the
March election: bv!' MANY VOTERS
feb l0--lw* = a ..: =. &c.
'.2! 2sa~ r. II. Gw1NN vii! be supporte Tor the
office Of Collector for the Southern District OF
:.Ajexandria at the March election l5 electea
~H-o'"
faction of his. feb l0-te] CONSTITUENTS
:%i! nsg~ To THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA, -.
HUGH LATHAMwll be supported for the office
of Mavor OF Alexandria city, at the coming
election by 4: feb 9-te] MANY VOTERS:
4 uea~ JAMES FADELEy will be supported for
the office Of Superintendent Of Police, at the
feb 92lwss ..t.~.. 5IANl VoTEEs
ag~ WIN. w. Rock will be supported for the
Office Of Superintendent Of Police, at the ensu-
ing municipal election, by MANY NoTERs
. feb 9-1W: ..f,:'. ...:: u.s.: .sl.s -
Il Nsa.To THE VOTERS OF ALExANDRIA.-l an
nounce myselfa candidate for the office of Col
lcctor of Taxes for the Northern District. If it
be your pleasure to elect me, promise to use
nv best endaavors to give general satisfaction
Respectfully, y,..,.. GEORGE =. MARKELL =
feb Ste --.
~ VIZ. TO THE VOTERS OF ALExANDRIA.-l
announce myself a candidate for the office OF
Superintendent of Gas. fit be your pleasure
to elect me, promise to- use my best endeaVofs
to give general satisfaction: Respectfully, III
f., feh o2te. .i = -:."s JAMES Z. CRUMP
Va. hereby announce myself as candidate
for Clerk of the Market, at the ensuing election.
I feb 9-ta ~ THOMAS WHITTINGT0N.
+ W. GEORGE L. DEEroN will be supported at
the coming election for Clerk Of the Market by
feb 9-te MANY VOTERS.
rs WESLEY AVERY will be supported
for the Office Of Collector for the Southern Dis
trict Of Alexandria, at the election to be he held
on the 9Th OF March feb o-dte"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-05
S HIPPiNG NE w S.
ALMANAC youx-rus
srs Rsts........... ,. MOON Risas......eve u ~
srS skrs........... " uieH vArER.. ...morn IL 80
Port OF New York. April 4. 1896.

Cf.EARED
Steamship Beons lBr), Dixon. Northumberland a As
pnwsil
Steamship Columbia, Barton, Havana-spoaord. rieston
Ato. .II H
steamship Saratoga King Norfolk, City Point and Rich.
mond--9 iieineken A palua0re.
s,eanship Aiocms1e, Bourne. Norfc,k City ronl AMI
Rirhnor a. livingston. Fox q Co
Steamship Fsirbanks Hunter Bcston--whisney 4 iiab-
away
ship SEQ Serpent, wlnsor, San rrancscc--R Cooley
Co.
ship lave FORSYTH. San Franci-co-sutou A Co
ship Southampton. snithwick, Noston--Snow burgess
Barr Augnsie Tirige tPrus, Liechfedl LondoIFonch.
BARK Kate sianier. Crawford. New orieans--rurper
Bcatfic.
BARK Scotland, smailcy. Boston c VI ysrshanA Co
brs capf'cio bti, fardo Queenstown for ofdersNoco
Firth
arc oftbe soptA Fireman. Vera cru1--B small
CO.
Brlg Renshaws Smith. rbaios--J Ward a Co
Brs Abbie q Tcoinb. Titcomb. Matanfas-Br.i. Son A
Prig Nellie Mitchell Curry vantar fra- pr,rso-n Bro
bra lndepeuaen,e w. hO1cne. Zata--H small A CO.
Bris Tansier. smhh, Gcorse'own sv-Browa a Wander
ssy Any Braeke,t scAorn Santa Martha sasanla-
sohr John poynion Reed Bsracoa--J Buvrson son Co
nchr dundee lbr bo0uncr Halifss. Ns--l'entston Co
schr urviiic, Nntphy Jacksonville &C Dnucan Go.
sc9s tnied, henderson, hychnond-Rsskett, rookcr a
schr rsIc sl,e, Han Sorfolt-r chess Acc
sshrJss Eressn Bsrtsr Ra,,rncrr -prrsy swish Co
Schr Antelope. Brown. Rcckignd--J Hsviland-
rrhr tyr~na Ann --. (slouresfar.
scdr 6alsna- Henton Gloucester
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-05
Helena, in Arkansas, was taken from the SPEAKER
table read and referred 10 the COMMITTEE on run
In Lar

He,ena in Arkansas WAS taken from the Speakers
table read twlce and referred 10 the comm'ee on u'
lic Lands
\ On motion OF Mr TRowBRDeE trep.l OF MICH. leave
was given 10 report back from the Committee on COM
erce the senate bill TO establish the collection district
of Port Huron collection district OF Michigan aud
40 extend tho district Of Pugers Sound
Mr. WAsHBURNE, lr pl of ILL.,, reported an amendment
no strike the second section OF the BILL and insert IN
bieu of t-sThat the Territories OF Montana and Idaho
DE and the hereby made new collection dis.
rict be called strict Of Montana and Idaho, and
that collector at Lake Huron be appointed 70 reside az
point TO be signaed BY Secretary Of the Treasu
ryn Also to add the ollowing q new section "The
icoecon district OF Penobscot in the State Of Name,
shall hereafter be called the District Of Castne"
amended passed. The title amended so as 70 reaa
IAN act 10 establish the collection district OF ror'
abe collection Of Michigan the collection dsto.
OF Montana and Idaho and TO change the name Of the
collection district OF Penobscot"
Mr. Co~r,,xo from of N " presented the petition OF
citizens of Br,dgewaer Y, pray ing FOR protection 70
American WOOL winch was referred 70 to 'on''''' VI
Ways and Means.
Mr. DoSyEIIY or scented the petitions OF citizens OF the
rs,nr ranal n, sad state also in favor Of action by
Congress for better regulation Of insurance compa
MES in the I'm ted states
THE TAX On DEPOSITS IN SAVINGS BANKS
Mr. O'NEnI, (rep) of Pa, presented memorial OF tho
presidents Of sivay fund societies OF Philadelphia ASK
ing that those Institutions having capital stock and
whose business confined to deposits and loaning the
same benefit of dopositors only, may be relieved
the deposits TAX iutcrcst paul uo
posters This was referred tho Committee Of Ways
and Means
SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS OF TIE IRE 'suRER
On motion OF Mr. MORRILL, the Senate bill 10 facilitate
the settlement of the accounts OF the Treasurer OF the
United States certain moneys to the people
of United States to whom they are due,
and who are entitled receive the same, was taken
from the Speakers table, read twice. and referred to tue
Committee OF Ways and Means.
MESSAGE FROM PEEs1DESr-THE DIRECT TAX IN THE
SOUTHERN STATES
The SPEAKER presented message this day received
~. IrNn atm tran
communication from the Secretary OF the Treasury,
dated March D. together with letter addressed by him
TO The Govcrror Alabama in reIerencA.o the payment
by the State Of the dir CT tax
On motion OF Mr. WAsiBUlNE, OF Ill., the message and
accompanying documents referred to the Commit
of Ways and Means, aud then, at four CLOCK, tue
House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-05
schr Dan Russell Holt, Hartford-Rsckett. Tooker 4
Taylor.
schr n II whppls. chsmpln. Norwich


schr n wh,ppls champln Norwich
ARRIVED.
u ousenstcwn lsrh and s5I passengers to
thence moderate with weather. March a.
M a Il Is s. Is s o
M q d lon 'as
"a inst Lat = "a lon q o. Steamship psnsyvanis hence
iraIasan do for do. WI '"' ''A'''
stss%shp MORO Castle Adams Havana March g. Pm,
sas Saas s H1y :m days IaS %
Ss .s s,s 70 ESa miles, Co. passed ns s
Cine arrived on Tuesday making the passage in
Holmes mes: New Tow o,s.n: March
S Ss. with ss coSR . g Y exchanged
ssnssrs isaac ssS %as 'AAs' 'o.''n WIN muse ADu
to p.nc =
Hope Jan - crossed the EqqaeS Feb rs nse q hsr had
psa No a. 6 IS on
Ship Coasiantlne, creevy,. Liverpool via Queenstown,
Bark Harriet Hsssioop. Liverpool ii days. with mdse
Ruger Bros. Came the southern PASSAGE and had pne
Bark john Fyfe Weaver Glasgow % days. with mdse to
sage and split sails bniwaiks March John
ovsrSaara and os a5h as ,i mi sips
opgslannas with yards and sails atiachsd also passed
sts =. S:.s% ,ss as.ss
=
BARK Jupiter tSses Br.dhcrns Newcastle IS days. with
BARR BARK isr!hS ssmS Tass: Hamburg DC, a. via Ports
March is lon 6 10 saw bark ksanlon.
Bark Perseverance Iir Graft Matanzas Il days With
ak Si1s n0S OF saS Blair Aaahcoa % days. with
SrIs Christian IDan Nelson, Rio Janero. 81 days. with
Brig Clio tc st Ki.ts Benson, Mayaguez March TO- with
@ WENT Egg agS barr I got
& %s s ss ss% &
AL, gs aSs Hs s Mu5Pby asua 10 days with sugar
Big Martha Hr) Canton Providence. in ballast to
schr = corson corson, sagua, ls days. with sugar. to
Gri ras Mi m C; wu.,.,o, No g.
Seaman va guns and
machinery the MerrImac sunk Newporrs News in
schir Jos Jos Blake Endeois Philadelphia for Boston
1f@"y .issz bridgeport Sl
sns ch monsr.on for Providence
sc cir Granite Granite state st' Hailet t Bosom
sssr ana t Mek sas 'Sqo i9s
schr Gen Taylor, Mayo, Chatham.
Scar Mantle Williams Taunton for ElzabethpoTt.
SER s% Is hi Fa f liver s '''' ''f 11'''A"
schr Hannah Martin, Linncn, Providence.
Schr Emma Hochkiss. Mckerson, Providence -
ph s' '0an Lancaster "4'D'' .'0''s"'o LOT FA4'a''
sa Ass s rSsssn ss f
schr " Dexter. Eqsnan, Newport.
Schr Cook Jones Newport.
Scir 5 n Smith, sctson, New Haven.
Schr Maria Lane, New Haven.
Schr Minnie Cobb Ingeaham, Norwich.
Schr j Curtis. Fay Hartford.
Schr Decatur Oakps Barry, New London.
Schr Emily, Morrell Stamford.
Schr July Fourth, shaw, MysuA
re cR M9sss = e 3 os p asd sss ' @
70 s 1s s ss sa sern @
long time
BELOW.
Bark Clpra (Brern), from Rotterdam.
Brig Deiopea (Br) 40 days from shields.
SAIi.EH
Steamships Anstralasan, Belona Columbia Saratoga,
Albemaii
Wind at sunset Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-05
Il n Promissory Note Written In .
Foreign Language Valid Before Our
Court.r

SUPREME covgT--GrSERAL TERM
Before Judge Barnard y j. Iurraham and Sutherland
Henry Nowrry, dIpsltrn', 70. Henry Dubcsiy Respond
srt Tho trial Of this before Judge InerahAu
n, Special Term In February. 1891 TIM COMPLIANT Of
nr Nowvry forth that the tim. pruprioov
of the hotel krnwn tho Hotel du Cafe 10 France In
East Houston STREET In this city. II alleged ihs.
ihe defendant nv Henry Dubasty boarded this hotel
for some length OF time, contracting hill Of s2Oo
for which the suit was brought a prom y.
sorry note Of the plaintiff TO the defendant for
sii0 with interest, sct up counter
cam This note was written IN the French
language and presented before the Court In that form
kcr hearing evidence In the case, Judge Inrsaham do
csdcd In favor OF tho defendants The has been
brought up appeal Mr.. Henry IL Mornngc appcarr
Tor hs appellant Mcssrs sckies and Cushing for
The rcpondent Mr. Morange argued hts case yesterday
bsfore the General Term claiming that therc should
have been translation Of the INSTRUMENT dcrircd or set
forth the ~ aiding and that all proceed soud have
been IN the English language Hts third point waft--
ri the language which the In trument IN question 70
couchod twin involve tie necessity Of Judicial function
aries immediately pcrfec,ng themselves IN the various
tongues and dialects which Distinguish orr great me
trpols, aud which pcrmeae through many channels
oi our commercial Interests srppose wsriiks
chieain or the Chocaw rbe Of native Americans were
Go send wageh attorney invita- written IN the
thoctsw angtnce To dine with him nj DnnoDicof, and
he 20 action upon 10, and aver that
q the defendan, bscame indebted 10 the plaintiff in the
sun OF ten thousand dollars upon promissory note 81
snvitsion IN the original Chocsaw would Be q valid
o0mplaintf We respectfully submit not.
Counsel asks thai the decsior OF Judge Inaraham be
reversed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-05
Action Against Police superintenac
Kennedy.
SUPREME cOUET--ciR1uIT-PARr 2.
Before Judge Mason

Before Judge Mason.
APRIL d-Ers W Cso,o "a. John A. Kennedy. In July,
1885, plantiG lent horse aud wagon to man named
BHnngan for the purpose, stated by the latter, Of
bringing some provisions from the market Tho man
md the wagon did their appearance again. SO
e. Crow search OF both. when lie found
e horse and wagon thc livery Stable establishments
Mr.. Frank Pei ows. IN this city. On making appiica-
I'm for his property, Mr. Grow Informed, as he al
eges that the horsa and wagon were detained by Mr.
superintendent Kennedy, the man TO whom they were
ent had been ed. and Mir Bellows had orders not
give them up The piiintin swore that he tben APP
pied to Mr. Kennedy ad he could not get any sat fac
ton lie then replc sncd she properly aud recovered IT,
ard drought srit for iis wrp ngful detention.
In dcforcc 10 was claimed that Nv. Kennedy Ind no
power over any property which had been seized, ard
the property clerk atone responsible, lac had
given security 20 the SAFE for The proper performances
OF hts duties Mr. Kennedy placed upon the stand
and testified 10 these acts
The jury, undcr direction OF the Court brought IN
verdict for dcienaant, SUSTAINING the defence set mp,
assessing the vHire of the property az 5000 and declaf
ING that the use the horse and wagon In pos
80 sion Of the pantin aud that the property
held superintendent Kennedy.
Nm Ccursca for plaintiff; Brown Hall VAN
derpocl for defendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-05
G u B A
Organization of an Anti-SlaYo Trade
Association.
The Canadian Commissioners
ut Havana.
Reported Negro Revolts--Incen-
diarism in the Island.
--~>~-.----~~-~~~,~~-
THE NEW TARIFF A FAILURE.
New Line Of Spanish Steamers in
the West Indies.
TIE PETROLEUM WELLS OF CUBA.
THH SUGAR CROP OF 1865.
REVENUE REGULATIONS.
&c. &c. &c.
TIE PETROLEUM WELLS OF CUBA.
TEE SUGAR CROP OF 1865.
REVENUE REGULATIONS.
&c. &c. &c.

The steamship Moro Castle, Captain Adams, from Ha
vana March 81, arrived at this port yesterday Mr. r.
w. Albert the purser has thanks for the prompt de-
livery of our files and dispatches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-05
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Cases OF Errors and Appeals from Courts
in the Rebel Districts Laid Over 10 Next
Term, Sc.
Tho Supreme Court Of The United States yesterday, pre-
vous to its ado rnmeu die ordered that the several
brought nt his by writs Of appeals
from the circuit and district courts for the raj dis
trcs within the declared to be in rebellion by the
proclamation of President of the United States dated
August l6 1851 he called disposed ofai the next term
of this under th rides thereof and in regular order
they may stand On he docket The following regua
have be pre- crbcd under which appeals may be
taken from the Coa Of Claims to the Supreme Court
RIDE LIN MI cases hereafter decided in the Court of
Claims in whieo y act Of Congress such appeals are
the following ORA aud oher:-First tran crpt Of
the Court Of 10 eocutory orders, rulings, jug
ents and DEGREES may o necessary to proper review
of the case Second ning OF the facts IN the case oy
said Court OF Claims, and the conclusions of law on said
facts In which the Court Pounds the Judgment or cree
The hnding the and The conclusonso law to DO stated
separately and certified TO the court part Of the record
tons which the evidence shal establish in the nature OF
nste founeed. tsee Barr Des Mones County:
Ruis In all eases In which judgments DEGREES
heretofore been rendered when either parry Is by law ca
LION to the Court o. Gas 6y pe.on for 10. allowance Of
such appeal Said pc saa couian distinct specIdcn
court IN Its ruis Judgment or decree IN The case The
6s correoliy and eecar tls stated certify same
may certify sueh ali tons notifications OF the points
court shall u dins lly and fairly pressat the pont d..
Sded the ih!, Min the transcript mentoned
rule l. Of facts and law therein
toned shall record which Shall
he heard the Court
RUE 3ln al cases order Of allowance OF appeal b. tho
Claims, CHEF Justice thereof vacation,
essential, and i.t4on Of time for granting such
appeals shall the application Is
made for the allowance OF appeal.
Congress at it, present session passed an act allowing
appeals fr the court Claims 10 the Supreme Court
and the above regulations are framed IN view OF the
fact.
The number of cases finally argued but upon which
there were no decisions and therefore continued iii
= 81 ~
aud Missouri ost oath aud that of the Springbok
the latter involving THE question OF blockade
In addition io these the docket contains about two
hundred and nily other cases. The Court the sn
Jusi closed anuoln cd about eighty decisions
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-05-03

Rally the System.-After disease
has been conquered, there is still the weak
ness that it leaves behind it to be removed.
enfeebled and flaccid muscles, the shatter-
ed nerves, the thin and watery blood could
speak, they. would cry for help. In too
many cases such help as is given them is
not of the right kind. They kindle tenn
porary flame, which is a mockery. Their
effect passes, and the last stote of him who
uses them is worse than the first.
Not such is the effect of Hostettef's
Stomach Bitters. There is no drawback to
their toning properties. Balsamic plants
and barks and roots contribute their re-
storative Juices to render this soothing and
strengthening preparation PROTECTIVE
and REMEDIAL agent. Its basis is the only
pure stimulant which has ever been pro-
duced, containing no fusel oil or any 9TH
er deleterious element. The most careful
and skilfil chemists have ahalyzed the
Bitters, and pronounce them harmless.
This is scientific testimony but the tes-
timony of the hundreds of thousands who
have experienced the preventive and cllra-
tive effects of the Great Vegetable Tonic
and Alternative of modern times is still
more conclusive. In fever and ague, dys-
pepsia, billiousness, nervous complaints,
general debility, and chronic complaints
it is as nearly infallible as anything in
this fallible world can be. Sold every
where.-n2-4t.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-05-03
DISTILLERY PRICE CURRENT.
Fairbanks Standard Scales.-I


all business transactions requiring the use
of scales, it is of great Importance to both
buyer and seller that only such should be
used as are RELIABLE; otherwise, vcxa-
tious discrepancies in weights, and often
times serious losses and htigations, are
sure to follow. ..sa-.'
1t Is everywhere acknowledged, and that
after the most extensive use in all branch
cs of business for more than thirty years
and the most thorough and varied tests,
that Fairbanks Scales are unequalled by
any others in correctness, convenience and
durability. They are adapted to every
branch of business in which weighing is
required, and our stock dealers and large
farmers should have ore of these designed
for weighing cattle and other live stock.
Every variety of these celebrated scales
can now be had of FAIRBANKS, MORSE &
Co, No. ls2 Superior Street, Cleveland, o.
where the Company has recently establish
ed a Western Warehouse.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-05-03

A Family Remedy.-"Co's Cough
Balsam." These have become household
words with very many families, and the
merits Of the article justly entitle it to our
confidence and patronage. The originator
does not claim to be physician, but has
evidently hit upon prescription that
meets the wants of large class of suffer
ers. Some are testifying that it has ac-
tually cured them Of consumption. 1t is
no doubt the consumptive's best friend,
while for coughs, hoarseness, and kindred
troubles, We think it has no equal. We
predict for it worldwide reputation and
extensive sale.-24n-1w. .--