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MEDICAL.
DIR. J. b. HUGHES
oASBE FOUND AT HIS -flt.. .,..-
fhlVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,

oAN BE FOUND AT HIS -fI.t. ..,.. -
INMATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
NO. IL Preble Street. .t5i
yuppr Nenr the PrebIe Hou.e.
wv the utmost eons SSnsulted privately, and with
hours daily, and from A. NJ 70 Sy ~ 'Pe afflicted, at
nt W. n5sy shGse who are suffering under n,
impure connection or the terrible vice 81, ISL from
Devotng his entire time to that particular
ANTEEING CURE IN ALL CASES, whether og AIT, Ait
standing recently contracted, entirely remoyinc nv
dregs OF disease from the system, and making mere
feet and PERMANENT CURE. fe4f q 81
He would call the attention OF the afflicted to TIA
fact of his long standing aud weearn9d reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance OF his skill and
cess. .lU..f1...fY ye aa4. 1853 lliila j t.. af
Caution 10 the Public. IA tafs "a 80.
Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general use should have
the hands of regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies tit him for all the duties he must
adni YET the country Is Hooded with poor nostrums
which are not only useless but always Injurious
The unfortunate should be PARTICULAR, in Selecting
s s sh as &c Is msnta5s yet nconrover
cradle with ruined constitutions by naltreat1nent
from inexperienced physicians in general practice; for
tits point generally conceded by the best syrlogra
piers that the study and management of these come
plants should engross the whole time OF those who
would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure The inexperienced general pract-
TONER, having neither opportunity nor time to max
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
Pursues one system of treatment in most cases max
ing an ndiscrminate OF that antquated and dan
gerous weapon, the Mercury. .
.hl
5.lsat gr4i Have Confidence. rD..f
All who have committed excess of any Kind
whether 10 be the solitary vice of youth, the sting
ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence in lnaturer years
Z SEEK FOR A II A,rrInorr IN ar GOV --t
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton
are the Barometer to the whole system
Do not wait for the contamination that ia sure To f
low 90 nos wait for ynsightly Ulcers, for
and Complexion, -.tt
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50" DR.. bAR00KAH'S aaa7
Pulmonic Syrup.

- ~ FOR TUE CUKE OF
Coughs, Coils, Whooping Cough, eCroup, Asthma.
Catarrh. influenza, bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood,
pcursy, Inflammation of the Lungs Chest, Pain In
tho side, Night Sweets, Hoarsenoss, Constmptionin
its carly stages and all Diseases of the Throat and
This. remedy is too well known and too highly cs-
tccmed to require commentator here. Vt is regarded
NECESSITY in every household, and is heartily enors-
cd by the medical faculty, clergyncn ofevery dcoii-
natien, mothers, editors members Of Congress, and
private life.
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IMPURE BLOOD.

1t is double the strength of any other Sarsanarila
Compound in, the market, aud is endorsed by tho
medical icnlty as the best and cheapest Blood puff
In brief remedy has ever been devised so powcr-
f to combat and eradicate that class of Jseo scs
gestvc or Assimilativc Organs or from Impn,e ion
LTrOoka's SaTsapar1a Compound prcra reSl Ia,
+. r. KNIGHTS, NJ. D.. Chemist.
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TEETH TEE; TEETH I

nAVIs, Baxter 81 Co.. Galte Block, No L
IL Commercial st. jul l3eod3m
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Eclectic Physician T! 81
Cer,iGca,e. Of Cares.

From 6is Broadway, New York, has returned to
Portland, and can be consulted at her Office No. II
Clapp's block. .4fr.E.a ,i FL,
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Z. w. MAYER Of Carleton, N. B., writes Dec.
1e5u: My son. live years old was few months since
saw more distressing gave him TElrookal's
Pumonic syrup according to directions and soon be-
gan to sec Improvement The Cough became easier
The cNpectoratonffcer and in two weeks the malady
was entirely overcome, %
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II w. r. BOWEN, &C H;mover st.
NQnTTD

Mrs. j. Il. BURsIs, ia East 23d ST., N. Y, writes
Oct. 8, 1864: "During last winter three my chill
dren were attacked with Group, and from the violence
OF tho symptoms, they we've pronounced to he in
Mr.. Stiles, tried Isiro0kah's Punonic Syrup which
promptly relieved them, and in very short time they
entirely recovered. In gratitude fol- tho benefit con-
III.
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BRONCHITIS AND CATARRH

a. w. HARRIS, writes from whale-slip s:EIdora
do, March II, 1850: shaving suffered for four years
with bronchitis and Caarrh in their most aggravat-
ing forms, feel it my duty to state that have lce
permanently cured by the use Of [aroolSah's Pull.
monte Syrup. had paid large sums to physicians
and fol so called Caariah Remedies, but until used
the Syrup experienced no relief"
SPLITTING OF BLOOD, PLEURISY, INFLA-
side NIGHT SWEATS, HOARSE- a
eeSAE8RRERt NESS. &c. fsffE EFE 4
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e. WI. PATTEN a. co., Auc,;o,e.r-
Once Plumb near Fore s,rce,.
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Coughs, Colds. Sore Throats, &o.

Letter from Hon. ID. NJ Gooch Member Of Congress
Massachusetts,.
ttsty MELRosE, July 10 1scl.
DIR. L. Il. ENIGnTS-Dcar Sir:
have used DIR. Larookah's Syrup in nv family for
ax years aud have found it an excellent remedy Ior
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throats and all consmmptive
complaints, Ne. have recommended it to several
friends, who have received great bcnetsffom its use.
letter. from GsoeH got0n Boston Dv1ggsst If tsoenty
years experience, and Steaoard of Hanover Street
M. ID. Church: Il tss4 ,a ,.,,Tl5f,t 4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

tits not necessary 10 publish long list Of diseases
for which the OEDRoN 'BITTERA are aspeeihc In
all diseases OF the t.... ...r .r.i -,,....I 4...
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

5ent 10 any a Idross, feo ol ppatage on receipt d
.HHf TT - l' ''' priee.if Hdl If 'H Hi Hd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

Buttho crowning Glory NJ his he remains 20 DO al.
taned in his discovery, or rather comnnetion 'or he
does not clam TO have been the OF CEDHoE,
public. That honor belongs ts the native inhEbtants
OF Central America To whom IL virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years. Armed
with u the Indian bids dehapce TO the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear, the most venom
otis serpents. II is belief with thoIn, that while
care, no matter what the disease may be.
Whlo DR.. Bulls not prepared to endorse this ex'
trRvagant pretensionhe ~ nevertheless satisfied from
athorou9h examination OF the evidence relating "a
ltA virtues, th as remedy and preventative Tor al
weather or climate, or to mIasmailc influences, u
stands
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

4 lady asked a Sunday School pupil,
"What was the sin of the PhariseesT'
'.Eating camclS, ma'am," quickly replied
the child. She had read that the Phar-
isecs strained at gnats and swallowed
camels.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23
IN DTsPBPsIA .

AMI IT. attendant trail Of symptoms, il acts more like
A CHARM than y medicine. There il nothing p the
whole range OF MathHa Media that can for moment
be, pmpaTison wiihlt in this disease. ,i it I.fy
full account OF this wonderful plant may be found
m tho ee, enth edition of the Untsd siales Dspsns
atOTy, pages 1857 and 1898. NO. ..t. 1890.
series Of experiments n which DR.. bull has been
fonyeas epgpged has inst been brought TO success
fu Terminate and he is now enabled to offer TO the
publ n combination Of OEDR0N with other approved
tonics, the whole preserved IN the best qIslIty o
copper distilled Bourbon WhIsky, which be il conf
dent hasno equal IN the world. w
He ight hrnish vo' ume or ctrtlfcatoai but iht
public have long hnce learned to estimate such things
by their trio vRIne The safest ian is, for every one
TO rsesttor himsslIthe virtues Ola new medicine. l
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

One of the Northern school marms,'
who is employed in teaching the freed
men, told sprightly negro girl that she
must not call the woman with whom she
lived. mistreSs-that she was as good rs
anybody Pretty soon the girl asked her
teacher what business She followed before
coming TO teach. Il was a bonnet maker.
was the reply. "Wcll!" said the girl gath
cring her books and making for-tllc door,
'l am not going to 'socatc wild you any
longer-you say is excl TO my mistress
and she don't 'sociate wid bonnet makers.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23
THE DAILY EMPIRE.

.
The DressmalSers and the Revenue.
There has been for some time much COM
plant on tho part Of fashionable dressnlak-
crs of tl,e income taxes which they areas
scsscd. Madame Dcinorcst of New York,
thus states the cascF# p. 90 ts
A lady brings rich moire antique TO h@
Ilressmaker, costing, for the sir alone, Sl20;
The point lace which she brings 10 trim IT,
the value Of which Is 800 IAN ordinary
sumo the drcssmaker charges her for max
lug Sl5, which the customer thinks pretty
heavy sum for making dress on which
there is no trimming but lace. There Is
about 81 more for Innings, buttons. sewing
silk, DC. making in all, for goods and work,
s3i2, the tax on which IL $40 %. II Is plain
that no business can continue that has TO
pay $50 81 for the privilege of doing sl9
worth of work. Nor can 1t be supposed
that any lady win be willing 10 pay her
drcssmaker S35 - for simply making her a
dress. SO as ~ allow her To meet the tax. es-
pecially when ladies eau avoid tho tax by
having drcssmading done at home. Thus
the whole drcssmaking business is IN. dap-
ger of being destroyed. Again, take nm
ordinary black six dress, the silk will cost
say $50; trimmings, $40; Innings, &c., 80
making, So; the whole value, S7l. Tile tax
on this willbe 81 &c, leaving g. cents TO de.
fray the expense Of the assistance and rent
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

n EGAL NoTIoE.-REUBEN LANTz WHOSE
/ A resldeaoe iis1 untnown ~ potifed that Abby
Lantz, dfd on the 25th day OF November, 1885, die
hef pe on in the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the Court OF
,jomn,oh Pleas within and for tho county Of Mont
aoinery and State OF ohio, charging the sand tenbcn
lanA with abandonnan1 and gross neefeet u duty
ward said Abby Lantz and asking TO be divorced irom
the said Reuben Lantz, which petition will stshd 9or
hearing al the ApIll term of said court Z ~ z
Decembes2. 1885, 900 it AMI l'AAth
stu AnAM CIA1, ATTY. aees"e'
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glynIs PREPAEATIQR Is uNKQUALEp Az a
A Ilstfyshator and RestoTer OF Wasted or inert
The aged should he certain to make tho HiokFene
househod god, ipasmuch IA IL will he ndsr them
yottufuIn feeling and in strength, Ana efable them
TO lVe again the days Of their pristine 6yl II
not only hlaTatas nd ~ reslly
been reduced TO condition of servfhty seit abtlSA
misfortune, or ordinary sickness. No mAtter vhal
thu cause Of the impoteney Of any human aIaan,
and foTeyer. fo f,.. .y,,.liI.,,il ,,,. 800,
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WITHOUT A RIVAL !

And Justly deserves the reputation II has 80 long on
jOyed % Central AmerIca and the West indies
, 1866-07-04

a e"nAcrEatigcs - Conve1tfon-Daddy
Prfcr, Gem. 1siair ard Otzer Pa.
tFsostc mtA~ourtan* in a,ouncll-Tone
or tho Observation-Disclosures Eesc4pe
from Steamboat Cop1asrattou.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1bunel
81. LouI4. July 3.
The Conservative Convrntion, so-cal!ed. which
wa* called = ecther BY Gen. E. u. Brown, Presi-
nent Of he State Central COMMITTEE, assembled
TITS norrtnR IN the large ball or the Mercantile
Library. About u 800 delegates were present from
al paEte Of the sta1e. Among tie nosables ue OBJ.
Aerrc Gen. Tom Pace, e1.cov. Aue.tn, P. King
and Willard P. Hall Judce Kim Hnrch, ex-5enasor
Blair, John How. Col. >wifzer and Niednes, Of
TIT coiumo ola S!atesman and Legal eseorda.
p:a Inc Coaventon WA called to order by Gen
sta.s tonmltee have done thelt part, 1t remained
1oF ne Couyta.Un 70 do 1ts part ii view Of the ap-
Gen. Thoe. l. Priee, who h.. 10 It nothing Of bis
splendid phre,cal proportions, ,tas elected ts.n-
potaH President Of ther:onseu:,oD. In sone-
pufpodE oI the assembling OF this, the tuo.t i'm
portant convention ere, convened tn Nils souri, wa
10 consult aud cevlse the be't measures by which
NC snail conduct The euknt1g C,uvaeh and MAINTAIN
our Integrity and honDraf free citizens tbs ballot
box nex. November. II Is to be one OF the most
1mrof AIT ELECTIONS that has ever takEn p!aee IN
M's'onH. We &re not here to ttstoE Offices.
pu1 10 see thAt our rights are maintained at I'll
hazards. BE closed amid applause:
~ 0to!EC TlQll AuQ JaDe2 T. T. Lesser. OF flkE
County, ~cre appointed temporary Secretaries.
COLONEL oHitxc- moved tia: committee Of two
Enm each Congressional District be appointed to
se!ett prominent oface1e. Dur1ng the 1btence OF
censett tno WA addressed BY Gepe4al Dlal., VINO
ffco1nled the t7.nt potnts O! hts klnmp epe~c1ef.
nc fld he would lake lie oeth Of loyultv, End 3D.
v1sed 6i. hesrers to do the ssmt, although 1t wa.
null End VOID. Judge Reoefs' decision eetms 10
rave brought the General TO ltt .-n~er.
About 1onr oc1F OK thus morning. dre wa1 dis.
covered near the utter guards tho ho{let deck Of
the steamer Lorena. Feceul.F from Pittsburgh. The
ire wae discovered BY tue wntchu.au on board vrho
eknnR.,i -bsa II With \ few buckets Of wa'er. 1t
originated from bucket Of ashes pi4ccd ne4r one
of The etcape pipes twenty four hour. previous.
The leyee above md below rna crowded w1th
boat-. nrd Ind not the trc been c1ttnEu!shed al II
wur, We sbcilld have been undcf the necess.sy o!
EhroSlcl1ug one of the 1nott de'ruc'fse boat con-
taerauons TINT has visited our city ior = long
mr.
, 1866-07-04

murdcFouh Assault on Governor Fair
ch1ld-1bo WouId-be AAsaAAtn E.-
cNFeA.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Trlbunc,]
MADISON, Via, July =.
Publicity is given this evening to murdesous
a.saull nacc On Governor Fair=hlld Sunday night
While Walking In hls own groandr some one czms
on him from behind and struck HIN heavy bloss
Nlth siunc.hos, which VIE 70 tar ey1ded bT the
GosetEor turning, that tbs b,ow only Prazed md
bruised hts forehead. lie drew pfetol which snap-
ped. ~hen the sut}au ned. No clue hae b%en dis
covered 10 the a-sa,lant. and explanation except
IN anon. nont letter from Washington some
months nco stating that his nEe waS Threatened By
. k0uthcrper.
Great preparations hare been made 70. the State
celebration herr Tomorrow, and It |. expected to
the kfAte.
:. The laCrossc Rtp1xiean publishes an autbo1ita-
i've statement 1ha' General Washbu1na will not be
candidate for the limited Statcs .,ennte aud crea:-
" ydestses the reelection OF Senator uoWe.
, 1866-07-04
From MEXiCU.

Important NeyTS-The Mexican Bank
Of the 11ae ErAndc IN ToA%e%sann Of
the L2bcFata-EyncuntioA u R4Edaa
and Surrender OF matAno orzs by tlle
tnapeklAItAtA-
F:GALyRs7os. July a.-Fiake's Bulletin cxs18 Of
sunday evening. July l. has de-patchts rCcelyed NJ
the headquartefF Of Gen. Il, E. Wight At Galrc.-
ton, ftom 1Cu. Gcoryc IT. Getty. commanding at
BEownsviIle, dated June 2ath. IL the afternoon.
containing TIC folio *lug important news:
The r1oht bank Of the Rio Crude Is NOW In pos-
Session OF the Republican forces oI the Govern
mcn. Of Mexico. Tnc battle be,Ween E>cooedo
atd HcJia- on the 18th near Conas2o, re.ut,ed in
the to:a rcu u the latter and the capture OF \
ta3n Of merchandise.
Batdad we abandoned hJ the 1uu.r,altsts on tbs
night Of thu 18Th. The CITY Of Ma1Amnfaa capitu-
lated OIL the 13d. 10 rubcslo. appon'cd ty le1.
Casarnta-Gen. Mc)a. with the 1mp<r,4i iEpop.,
enharkiIg hc.ssecu the hours OF three and ,our
o'clock In the afternoon. unfcr the protection Of
The United >sates nag. Lberyl termt rete granted
TO The lnperinlIafe. III: c5 WAS gtyen np 1sitnout
bloouxtcd pii.-e or pIrnder, and H. nov under TIE
command OF Gen. Joe de Ia Garc:n.
There h4G Been no violation OF the neutrality
lkws.
Eecobedo, nth bis forces. eatd 10 number
3,tu0, entered AutamoEAs about I O'Clock, June
sih.
A sfai-. said to contsip specie. from Monterey,
arrived ut &af1mosAA. recently. under the prutec-
1lon Of IN Imperial escor- The train started mack
to Monterey Updhr the skut cAc1rf.
, 1866-07-04

Mho remained Il Dc TO the hond'. The follow1ns
is tns text Of conclusion Of tho manilesto:
Germans sgainst Ge+nan*-has bceome 93ayoids'
districts apd iamlltse: fmake those Who p:ovosed
ho;e he Mmaby spd Eernsi co., %11y %aSSs1cs s1o 10
the eoufllct With that confidence which Is afforded
" Just cause and with fe"h and unfatltne conF
fuFM har11et sgainst which The power OF Austra i
a1m,ee will be shattered, a. well at the a1ght OF
ny faithful ps ope, Who ook up TO re united. SELF
the work Of coming 10 m understanding upon the
question OF the Internal constitution OF the En-
EaFe ,d1.na. shenld not. .na have been tnt1eleDuy
~ ;hrone =. ihit :eaea., 5as e1e1siias noneat. I
II TIL. conflict We thaE not ee alone: have -
haEe hccn absolutely forced 10 take up arms Since
then, tn the midst Of the work Of peace which /
hsd unoer.akeD, win the VIEW to lay tie basis ot
se nny ~aeA the 'h0o'e shoe eonie19sfs Haa'1s
and Il. ,po.tttou ~ great power, nv
s0;ee,Sn autss hase ne e pes the
them down utt,l he have secured AR.aia and oaf
epmeD,. and their r,.htiul position IL Europe.
! aron q! aeity ard siIs9ess, bus not 1a'oa aDoa
'hc omr,poen: s1d jail Cod whom i NJ hoase DG ia;
G1m'y rely upon His justice. nlna vii beserch
to5n toT hsR md 'ie1or aEd ea upon NJ people to
BRUSSELS. JUNE 13-Nl5p m.
! II + reported that fenesfan ifouclad fleet will
shortly leave Ctcnsisdt to c1utrc IN fhe Baltic
The feet III be en- rasted to the command Of Rear
Admiral Liehs'chetf.
:; Tns R nam Sax1e 4 syss ths following .efeua.
S1tns bare invaded, SaAony from three quar;cta
spontaneously. Ffrst, they ta,c entered from ST.
y ia On ihe east making The frontier town Of Coz
and $EnA z3,a
town on the high roan 10 Dleeden, through Dault-
ysn, and about io1s.avc miles irou the capital.
sa Of c, so9h sG
asza H. ss! RS tss e5eas tn;sn'ioa
thefc mt untains, se1nug fhc great road from Cor
commnn,tations with s,1c.ia: Secondly they nave,
line oi ,ne Eioe from 1hsir 6ase I Al To4ran aud nd
have etized stehla, ouly shtrty-nva miles trom
nlesdsp' sloos the E.be and through Kie1a and
bad rcsched Nielsen on Saturday vas probably
Pr mature. The Saxons accordingly tors up the
Eefa Rss q, 9TH view Of impeding this descent
Halle, and sekendl:z, On the west and ase now
probably m Le1ps1c-
line On board, should eait from Sheernesa on The
S9th nIt stopping fora tine 70 coal At Beerhs!eu.
connected With the main line. The operations Of
laying Will he eommenceo. The big ship viii frat
lay The new cable nom the Irish Coat
10 Trinity Bay. New Foundland, and
prtsumtnE this 10 bo successfully done, and
tcegraphic cn1nmuIIeatinn e. tan1ished sho w11h.n
sIesm back to The m,ddlc Of tie Atlantic and a.
temp! to pick up the cable lost overheard In July
latt. The tWelEe hundred miles OF cable lying In
he bed Of the Atlantic arc to be connected with
The eleven hundred miles left on board, and If al
eoes well the thp IL 10 retrsct her coutse to TIul-
II Bay, and so complete double lino Of union be-
lWeen the two countries.
, 1866-07-04

Oregon nEfecelon-OGclAl 1ketu rms.
SAX FnAxc1sco, jnrc 96.-Complete otdda r.
Gnion rpa}ontic+: .Msiroy. for Congress. SIS;
Noou4, tor Governor. ST. The remainder Of the
Esac sackei trcetTcs a stl laree1 zna1ol1ty- Tho
Lerfslsturc stands: 6enate ctsh, U2ton majority !;
f1nr4c dre Union minority.
, 1866-07-04

NEW YoEH, JulE 3.-ln the era, trot On the
Fashion Cousre, yesterday, for 4 pure Of e 000.
couteetcd ny .s1rxtcr," :. t;rue7al Bale. ;" ana
1.Commndofc Vanderbilt" - 'Dex'ef" N1s the
winner, All dive beats nerr made IN the t*co!les,
and tna last In e.ssk, the fh.lest 1lme on record.
, 1866-07-04
proer,.. ar 11e Vaion Pacilic akellroai1.

oxABA+ july s.-The Government Commission:
err bave examined and accented m addltional
hundred aud twenty-five miller arc no : III Running
order. Aeculas pasrepger trims e7rryinE the daily
Overland mail, Commenced rnnntnP to Eolualnns
The d1tt of July, A. columbus the daliJ line OF
1oye1ixrd etagcs connects with the railroad.
, 1866-07-04

In this city. July !, OF pneumenla, LEILA ELLEN.
Daughter Of lkaac Il, and Mary II. Il. Hit, sged
yfAr1 and mouths.
Fuue!ai sersices at The 1eidsnce. 1s West 1ndlana
stE:st thursday AFTERNOON, At O'Clock. Friends
, 1866-07-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

Nomination Of Jesse 0. Nortol
as District Attorney for the
/ Chicago District.
List Of REPOSITORIES fsl
| the Safe Keeping Of
Public Faads.
Prominent American Jour-
nails in the Interest Of
! Macmillan.
CO MGR ES s..
Final Passage Of the
Freednen's Bureau
Bill.
New Army Bill Reported in
The Senate.
House Progress on the
Tariff Bill
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Addresses Of the Several
Belligerents to their
People.
Detailed Account Of Pfussian
.. Army Movements.
Russian 1r0n.clad Fleet
to Cruise in the
Baltic.
Plan Of Operations in the Lay
ing Of the Atlantic Cable.
!. FROM MEXICO.
Tile Liberals in Possession Of the
Right Bank Of the Bio
Graude.
Evacuation Of Bagdad and hata~:
-. tn01as Confirmed.
-.
Murderous Assault on Gov.
Fairchild, Of Wisconsin.
Gold Closed in New York
at 453 3.8,
, 1866-07-04

Te hare iu store and for sale. lot Of Choice Srca1
Cureb, Canvased au6, for sae In lotl OF Que Lcrcs
aud ov9.
UNDERWOOD 4 CO.,
L NJ In ar
, 1866-07-04
Alternative, Or Blood Purifier,

Hns ever before been placed within tho
reach of invnlids.. Indeed, 1t II IN entirely axa
and s1yTU1c combination, md Ia no respect 1escuo-
Ling anything hitherto employed. j..
This opinion Of medical men concerning 1t, the de-
scspuon Of it, chemical character therapeutic value
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-18
An Extraordinary wedding.
From the Cambridge 0ll.) Chronicl

From the Cambridge (Ill) ChrOnicle.1
The citizens of this burg were graft
fed on Monday evening last by gene
raj invitation to q wedding about one
mile east of town. The couple who
were about to be one-Samuel Martin
and AustintC ooper-were aged respect
lively 81 and So. We didn't attend this
wedding, but we had a reporter there.
At the appointed hour the tender
couple appeared before the anxious au-
dience, the bride blushing like cram
berry, having one finger in her mouth,
and her fan coquettishly lying ON her
cheek. The minister tied the knot in
a twinkling and then the fun com
menced. Some naughty young men
from town had provided themselves
with fire crackers, pistols and putty
blowers, which they used rather freely
The firing had bad effect on the bride
completely unstrung her harvest
Samuel was prompt in doing what any
other devoted spouse would have done
went straightway to the kitchen and
made the sharer of his joys a good
strong cup of tea, and taking seat by
the bed, fed her with a spoon. Was
ever affection bestowed in "A more beau
tiful and touching manner? We guess
not. The festivities were kept up to a
late hour, when the guests returned to
their homes. We wish the young gen
tleman and his aged bride all the pros
perity imaginable. To wish the bride
a long life would do no good, for she
has already passed the allotted three
score and ten.