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The N.r.Yorn ssmi.weokiy TrIbwne,

Ready this morning. contains;
Fsvs suxx,nr Military Nsv,i New, from Wnh9r'on New
Yo hs Mds Si,,s II: sous.r" e. ..sa h: s.ss
hs Psciac Coast, the Tsnios, Poiea Domestic Miscellany
'xxSfSIn Proceedings Fhd'y Saturday and
EHvYorx LKer,lArvar-Absirac the Proceedings on Friday
ar cnotsRi"uore Deaths the virsini, Prc,ution.y
M..,are. Arrival Of the Steamship England nom hA ." wen
Tns PrsAS-rh- Bubble Mns Border The csnadInn
@ sss; OF rs Tlpoon a. Pan.m. Over Fy
Ave o ;aa 100 go ropS Ds;,GIsS pao.ps. pis.p'H tue
EuRorEAs coRHuPoSoEscE-LOndon Paris sud Florence
Tro. m, sovrncOrponasaee Of The Tribupe Rhsos
Hs..Var oa ISssoa ffs.hy Taught Rebel Ind,rug Calhoun
TIG sOuTn iseRI,r.s, from private Letter, r.,.,,o
Of tho Suspected Cornwa the coa. sits with Closed
sogrH Aspn.ca Letters from sp-cs Pnsm, Correspond
Giving Pull Particular. OF the Terrible Explosion Apm"
w.HiseroSrre.ieu,isi oIeueucy, Applicants. for ohcs
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THaILLro NARRATIVE MucuOui Escape Of Parties nom
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Misc scsIi1ssou. IrGx
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MI. G.. wsb.,er,. Lecture.

DIR. J. O. Webster delivered the hrst Oh series OF
.opre. on cholera at tho Chapel Of the NewYok University
last evening 10 rather limited audience The speaker au
dsd TO the great Importance person In view Oh present
probabilities OF an acquaintance with the premonoy ymp
IONS of tbe disease and tbe proper mode oil " "
adopted in It's early stages whom can DO resy .r
= opposed the popular 10 ef that the choera ~, ..s
a.s hosc spproeoh cannot orcseen and whose tAoA
~ necessarily fatal Although the nature OF tne &c
oaasc Of cholera still undecided By the best saino.l i %
deaned as ia the case Of almost any other diseas ann
II the proper measures be adopted IN time Is mol more
He dsserbed in very aud focibe manner the peeu
sr symptoms ana Manifestations OF the disease pu' .n
arosdy been stated than once 10 lhh ,
vs NOT Sufce IN say that the pam
ess the almost universal hrst
and warming danger When frat perceiy ed the aftHcs
haa commenced and then the remedies should be appen
Want these remedies are viii constitute the subject OF tno
,nd which occurs this evening of the same place.
r,,,,., ~, rns 6o,o 9s.osSs erApp pp--The
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

Rad faith on tho mar, ~ >ste 10 interfere with the pry
lore tbus granted Tb. NJ sd th would bo demoral
zng in its effects and nnd 20 ere ste feeling Of dstrust
in the acts Of the Legislature and the 'nc Of the state
The Impert Consul Gusllsn has rsceytd oicial DIS
patches from Hazatan asserting that the stor IS OF inpe
a ae false that the Inpc-iists ,corous
At Preside hear Mlzaan and that LagOda deeatec inc
Republicans Acapomta Private letters aud newspapers
seem plrtiallyto confirm these dispatches.
Arrived shit Fearless, Drew. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
A Gard from Mr.. Barney williams.

n ne Iliflr u Tff n !. Ir5rrf
SIR: paragraph appeared in your issue Of yester-
day Mouday which II not conirijo,ei would place mo n
false and unpleasant position with tho public Tho following
GRO the faos which differ from those stated by reporters
Passing the Maison Doree Unionsqnare, with friend
saw white boy returning from school with books under Es
arm In a scnie with negro boy. with dark skn'
a vour reporter terms it. with friend stepped In and
separated BOYS; they had scarcely been parted an ~
ssnt when tho negro boy followed tho white ONE and sucA
him on the nose causing bleed proiusey
ing by called polio and requested him 20 prevent the
while boy from striking the negro one IN return saI
not the white who Is Ia fault but bis opponent who sruok
without provocation % which be replied that DO wa no
more OF a negro than which assertion emplaticaiy
dened wbersupon the policeman ordered clear out
nnly replied Clear him out for he Is the person causing
wa. tskoa asapy discharged me. no, gh an dfrontoH
~ your repprcr states testimony oOrrOboTaed Oy
two who accompanied me u court IN or
der O seei ius'ce done me-
ntrnd mencing procee lngs aglos, the ooeT for an
.,ss,i, mo, ma Yonrs raspectfly BARNEY WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
MAR RlE ID.

JYwELIPERKINs0n Monday, asa inst George Parke Jewell
D. Minnesota Miss Bamee Perkins daughter Of tho late
Joseph Perkins Of this city
-wIGITMAN-At Psrkeburg West virTins on Tues
day the Rev John Reid Philip L. wilson Of
hs City Of New Yo kmma Wghtman daughter Of samuel
Wichtman @sq Of Ptisbnrxh Pa No ocsria '.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
Consamptisr cnd Diseases Of the Air Passages
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED By INDICATED IsHALATIonS.
BY II. p. DILLENBACK, III. D..
or BOSTON

Tss iscdsdy curative powers Of mea:,ted ah,asss regard
oow ''saS'hsdso to sam, Of dpu,s No doubt that
rmsti.I 50 applied directly 70 s Of the dsss In the
lung. must more csciou aud certainly curative
introduced stomach We those uaserts
nnsy aboriz aad. Of the above dsse, to o,n.s
the Old and ouf,us Of drug,rg the s~aea wbes
thso 80 rres prob,by by the smp and tr.o, process Il
hsng breathing the rensty a~p'edy and pnsnsas c'' ~sS
b. readily effected.
We ask for the following testimonials cafd ppst s'"as
thsy do fon psrsons Of tbs bishss; ps:tsohi:y
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
TFHR Pr.N1ANS.
slirh, Praca. ut Cninis-Aii Quiet in E"''pori
-sciznre OF rTuatc,s nj oswego, MI
Fcnian Excisement-The Dc soto ut Ensi-
port-A Bulletin from Montreal.
Special Dispsich TO The n Y. Tfbnns
ST SrLpury 4 " b.. via ALAS. Ne.

ST. Sr.PHES s. y. b.. via CALAIS, Ne. }
Monday. April %. le6o
small party Of Fenans attempted to cross from CALAIS
TO ST. Stephens this afternoon. Being stopped by the
sentrv At this end Of the bridge, ono Of thom drew
revolver and fred when they turned and scattered back
When thcy reached tho American side they were arrested
by the guards stationed there and now in custody
Col Henry immediately telegraphcd The fact to Cen
Monde and nov awaits his orders
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6pecial Notices.

Ella Harlem Council No. l.-speci Meeting q great
inpor snss n tEsDAY EsENIEG April a. O'clock st Earring
tons cor ThsJiye. and One Hundred o. ttwen yeiShss
O b. COEIkLIN Secretary
American ln.tltaie Farmers Cab.-A meeting Of Ga,
held TO DAY Tuesdly, 4 o'clock a. tbe doous
the Cooper Uucn Building All interested III As
''''''' IMP JOHN W. CHAMBERS. Secretary.
Association for the Advauc.@ent Of science ana hrs
THIS EVENING April their Rooms Cooper ln.is second
a,1r At IA o'clock Subject The ProPoei Underground OF Ee
ysi RaoaI IN City NewYork The public are n'ied 70
.ffs.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
wnIow-wAx, CRATES and BAsKErs
YARN and WARp for weaving purposes exclusively.

Gross Receipts for Freights exclusive Of railroad and
transportation companies as well as Of all water craft
stago-o0aches, wagons &c
UMBRELLAS aud PARAs0tS.
CLOVIS, MITrgSs sc.
All kinds of SLAUGHTER ANIMALS.
CARRIAGES not exceeding $500 ir value,
PIANOS and ether MUSICAL IEsrRUMENIs In family
GOLD and SILVER PLATE kept for use.
YACHTS
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Aa.nrintian for tie Of cience and Art
p,,a,in, an CiiIno. GLASS. sc.

Bargains In China, Glass, &c.
100 SETS ZINE AMERICAN RICH CUT AND ENGRAVED
GLASS Is GOBLETs, IL CHAMPAGsEs II WINES u HOOKS,
2 pECANrERs, u FINGER BOWLS, WITH INITIAL" TO
ORDER go per .st
Ioo ooLo BAND FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS. "a PIECES
sis psr srt
100 FAEcY FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS a PIECES $40 20
$25 per st -
80 DECORATED DINNER SETS. On EXTRA QUALITY
ZINE PARIsIAH GRANITE. l33 PIECES. tiaJ pat ses
i)O WHITE FINE PARl5lAN GRANITE DINNER SITS. i9e
PIECES st5 per ss,
DO DOZEN WHITE FRENCH CHINA DESSERT PLATES,
80 per dotsn
100 WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS. SECOND
SELECTION Ia PIECES eJ5 per Get.
CHANDELIERS SILVER PLATED WARE. &C. AT hoDEk'
ATE PRICES
PERSONS FURNISHING EITHER FOR CITY OR COUNTRY
USE WILL DO WELL TO EXAMINE THESE GOODS
T.. v. HAUGHWOUT CO.,
Ne. ass. 400 and 492 BROADWAY.
CORNER or BRo0MEss
Deafness aud Discharges from the Ear Radically
Cursd BY the u.s Of recently invented veabs sr!rs'.
oTITINB.
Pncs 81 % bottle For sale by al Drlgsirs
WEEKS POTTER Drassi., No lTo wiihiasoa g. Boston
kft.f.. 49,
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Paper and Board srill for safe.

The ,ubrb.r oa. for SALE his MILL BarOpsvls W.
the and B. n r. nine miles Below. Fa. giving
The within minutes w.s Of che depot and consist. f
s SSs Sis hs. @ b w sts9a Pump Dy a
tho nss,,, sr9saas, 70, .1 r'ps . os
been ,sea opsH Tor the Ds. .S y. n SsS s,sr
and be easily changed 70 any description Of Paper q very na
.iss miaSictare tS sheet tls ordinary
s.sI IL % o Il q. ss % o.a % % pp &. 's sa s 'as. It.
Particulars and rSSws SFi i ssagsSs !; ,i ~ '''
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@ ls pGrPei g cTfSRTrs MoTs r.. p. T aad
1o elective device kaown nd time s,yug
os length instantly nd qSoss,ay set through
:'s: ss % as %'ST fst rs S5a % ian
~ And Mo Oh. S sy 90 .Ser %Ss opsa s 70 Il. H.
Add.e.s WINTER Co., No. 20 Broadway. Nsw.Yot
Preparatory to removal May to No M,leoane stock
G civ "a Ss Sid sa S5 Il. country wS obvs the
ysnience Of common. old. .lishioned Laap,
Our Lamps furui'ha DSrrEn Lisur THAN GAS ana arc
They can be ,LrnD TRIMMED aud quickly Gao.
removing ,de globe burner OF chma'y snS Sy. h,s.
SSng s, 70 ..d sys Poc. . .,,,si g %
.SS..s S@ Ss' with cut Stas sStRss. Sss
Periec, 4 s
.dssnse. of the bc popular sewing machines. greatly
.gpss S Sssd SSi e nesy simple .ews ali goods
,s hs. Mn, mo, perfect performs sssy with
sewing than any sewing nir9duced II van; tho
% n. fail al sn @ssss % Ps M Mah
EMPoRiUM 0F FASHION No ~ Broadway General
Agency United State, Agents wnted send Tor rclsf
Secure yourself asainst " by procuring D, ooLLsso
s. %2%s IN "a Y %P sn asi
Price, IN cloth, 81 In paper' 30 cents
ffffnT ffffRsT TNATioNAL MANUFACTURING AND PUBLISHING
COMPANY No. l6S Wiliamst
The Last French Glasses, under A. A. fAVAR9ER with
oec advantage Teachers and Scholars Admon nee 20 the
opening Thursday - No 9UuvossiyPAcs see
''lnstruction
Gas FIxtures...
The attention Of the Trade aud ofbuys generally invited 70 our
'-'''' CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS. 10
new s,''' wye anu ''''''' ARJtiER & PANcoAsf
Mandatory and wsrerooms,
Noa O. II. and u Msrerst
Cotton Waste for Machinery and Packing.
tWhts and coloIsd9 .,,,,,,,uv
For SALE low by w W. TAULMAN No 70 william Ct. y. L
Old Eyes Made. Made New, .u,h,.. u,o.s t..
Address u. B FOOrE NJ d.. No LID Broadway New Iora.
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stsmmcrins and Suffering Cqrrecssa Lag and Cared
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APPOINTMENT ON Tng GoVGR.ots STAFP.- The
xids Caup gpoR lie STAFF with the rank OF oloas.
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Alta meeting held 10 Lawrence, Kansas, recently to
ndorse Congress- strong resolutions adopted approy
ing the course Of National Legislature, aud also tho
following;
Psoisd That occupying Ia. tho State Of Kansas po
tnn intense sdct loyalty during the terrible contest OF
AIMS that h4s inst co.e i hrf1'ss b. re rstsr tois m
fs 4 Ff Sa s-afs bv or sHs''r Jams LaH' In ONO
son the Civil Rights b nnt IA the Enforcement Yi ne
rern, iclrnr, vth which he President retgrned and
cudeaoiel defeat that emneuty ast and proper measure
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

UP THE HUpsoS-The fine steamer Mary Powell
has commenced her trips the between this city and
Scybugb Point Poughkcepse Rondont and Kingston
see advertisement IN It's Vropef column
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

N, nrrIENBAoKs wsrk Consursptsss sse -
a.. A., 600. ,.o.S,ns hi. .yI.sm pscaes sass
D, DlLLENBAcK viii vs.s Nsw-YosL Nd mss - 80 a"s
UNION PLACE HOTEL THuRsaAi apr n0. en-. se.
= u I'll o. a. saa svsss THURSDAY ~"~' Lar sAAA "'@'''
setseA -. .f- .t-T -....... ---- -
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Furniture-Remoyai.
NEW STORE.
MEEKS'S FURNITURE
AND

UPHOLSTERY- WARER o MS
REMOVED TO ras
NEW WHITE MARBLE BUILDING
No. 66 BRoADvAv BETWEEN FOURTH GR1Ar sosss srs.
Tbss ertnve Wsrsroons Afford ample facilities for the display OF
On, stock consisting elegant variety or FashonAb%
Rich Medium FURNITURE which will be sold Popular
Prices.
Purchaser. invited inpsc. the largest and hsndsoms't stock
IN ,h. country No 6s6 BROADWAY
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SORE rHRoAr-BRoNcHIrIs.

WHsrsoao'. Maa.. Feb 5ilss4
Da H. r. .DLLsssAcK-Dssr S You uect whse called
suffering severely from Chronic cstsh ssr
rio very Troublesome Cough They had sristsd io
gessod somewhat discouraged n assrs
my condition But found my difficulties yielding yssg
mstod Of aud by faithful and peseyens sppcatsn
your free from those dssssas troubles
wri.s this thank for your Ead and fsi,fd
aisiOn my ws inform psessns esed
May happy s,tead labor IN bshsH -
othets sufeIias Yoar truly al
l. 81 suELDON.
, 1866-08-24

nR. JULIEN PERRAULT, Doctor Of M.dicis. n
~ the Faculty Of Paris Graduate of the Uuiversi,
" Queens College. and Ply sician Of the Ct jobs
Baptiste Society Of San Francisco.
DIR. PLRRAULT las pleas ure to inform patients and
o'herS seeking ennhdehlial medical advice. that 10
can he consulted daily ut hs office, Armurt Hall
building, Northeast coruct Montgomery and Sect,-
Inento streets, San Franci.co Rooms No g. 10 II
hr.i moor, mp stars, entrance either Montgomery
or Sacramento streets
pR. PARRAULTs studies have been almost rxcn
sveiy devoted ta the tuIe of tho ynri,,us f,r, -
Nervous and Pi yScal Debility, the result. oririu,i
0u> habits acquired in youth, which usually trTpin
ate IN impotence and >teTilv. and permanently ina
dnce all the coneomiats of I'D age Where - errt
lnhlmIty exits nNUlong the happiness of Iitr and
tha' OF others reason and m"rnty dictate the Lr.
GesHy oi us removal tr II Is fact That premature
decline 0i The NigOr Ui nannoud mat ttinr,,isI mn,
happiness COMPULSORY single life. etc, have thrit
sources IN carstS, the peim of which H. lantej iI
enry me and the bitter fruit tasted lng nfterWari:
pa'ehtS laburlig under this complaint will eonrIain
OF one or hi"rc Of the following $, inptoms Noo.
turnal EInIS>iri~, Pains in the Back and Hrad,
Me"kness OF Memory an'l ) git Discharge from, tbs
CtrlhTa on going L, stuol making water the In
tejlectual Faculties weakened. Loss of N,mory
enSues Ideas are cloudcd, aud there is n di,in,,Iir
'lon 10 Attend to business, or reading writing
or the society Of friends etc.. The patient will I,,,,
ably cOInl l,iu OF Dizziness Vertigo and The iylt
ana hearing are weakened and slctp UistIrl,,d Lr
drean'S, melancholy, signing pLlpittinn, faintuy.
ctougns ana slow fever; while some have ex ernsi
Ineuna'lc pam, and numb..eSs OF the body s. me
OF the most common symptoms are pml les in 10
iace and aching in different parts of the b,y. Pa
uents suffering from tins disease should apnly i'm
nedlately to Dr PERKAULr, either IN person ,r b;
ietter' as ne will guarantee cure Of Seminal EIui
sons ana Impotence ia six to eight wSeks
Iautnts suffering from venereal diseases in any
sage IOnorrhoea, Gleet, Slricturcn Bubo Ulcers
Cutaneous Eruptons, etc will bc treated ,ncc ssfuI
y. an Syphilitic and Mcrcurial taints entirely re.
moved FROM the system
nk. fLRRAuLT,s diplomas are in hi. office, wherJ
patents can for themselves thar tb.v ar. ~
she care OF a regularly educated pr,cImionor. IT,.
oest references given il required
Patients suffering under chronic diseases csp call
ana examine for themselves. We invite inyr.tir.
uon claim not to know eve rythiug nor In ,nrs
cry body but we do claim that in ali cases tSksn M,
IvI oI ura.nent we iuihll our PROMISES We particu
lor and that advertised physician tl worn on, ."d
discouraged, to call upon us. WIN WV ~Ao
Low charges and quick cures.
LADIES' suffering with any coInplaint irc;d.r,.I, o,
of relief WIN ehe ASSURANCE
, 1866-08-24
MrEDI CAT fINsF1rbutE.
Qufek-GURES AND MODERATE CHxRnrs-


DR- L. G. KINNEY s Private Medical ana,s..
IL gieni Institute, Main street, Wala Wall. ~
positc Dusenbery 3 Bros. Up
Established expressly to afrrd the afflicted ANNA
OF all Private and Chronic Diseases Syphiii,i sute
cases of secrecy and all Sexual slisea.es S~SeS'
TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. KINNEY returns his thanks to his pum.s
ous patients for tn cir patronage since locat,n
iulS59, and takes this method Of no,irvinr rs .Ie
lie that he has leased the large and commodEon.
building Ct Mr.Joseph Hellmuth, on Main ssr.",
and has had The same n.ted up for the purpose Of
ton Of those Who require Medal Surgical assi,,
ance.
Special attention will be paid to affections of ,.
Lungs, Liver, Digestive Organs, Kidney ana ny ny
ser SOS Of the Genito Urinary Oreans 1isor,..D. ~
private natnre viii receive prompt aitrntion ;
managed succes sfuly. Diseases peculiar fo yr sun
and children will receive hi: unTemitted attention
maadies to which hnman esh is heir mi claim Si' ts
attention. an
Letters from persons unable persoraifr n ,or,,..
nicae with the Dr. accompanied BY the -rrf,si .u S
will receive prompt attention. w.
The D. cior. wou;d STATE that he las had a, .,..
rience of more than thirty wears in treating
disease occurring in Northern and Southern cIms,.o
besides, having enjoyed a large hospital n,oa.;'
both in civil life, and with army IN the Gsv;n
War-where he was surgeon in the army 'AN
II too often occurs that person. reoniring M.J;,
AID arriving heie from the various mining towns in
the upper country, at the instance Of ff.nds IN IN
induced to 60 to San Francisco. thinking that . arg
will not find proper treatment short Of that cI,xy
thus involving an unnecessary expenditur. Of hS;h
time and money. To show that there is no necessi,.
b do this the Doctor refers to parties whom he hs
tre,ted, and those now under his care in hospital
There Is II number Of persons to whom 6r !.
authorized TO refer. who wore cured bv him g.
having been treated by other physicians wi.bori
obtaining any relief Making the treatment of cbro.
me diseases speciality. aud fully provided with All
the appliances Of modern science. DIR. K feeIs war
raned in guaranteeing pertinent and speedy rnrs
in even the worst cases 70 him the afflicted can
apply in fnll eonfdence of obtaining relief.
Remember the address,
DIR. L. C. KINNEY.
o4 u Main street, Walla Walls,
, 1866-08-24
stt|sitrssttallag gtates,aaG.


THE Co0LIE TRADE WITH lNDIA.-Let-
tiers from Havana give the last quotation for
Chinese "Coolie contracts" at three hundred
and fifty dollars per head The price one
would think, must leave very large mar
gin of profit for the importers; and suggests
something bearing a very considerable re-
semblance 10 the slave trade. Very seldom
do the Coolies receive thirty dollars on leav-
ing China, and seventy dollars will, as they
are taken, more than cover the expense of
one passage and Of the broken rice and rot~
ten salt feh on which they are fed. Now
in a vessel containing one thousand Coolies,
like that which was burned the other day,
this would leave profit supposing they all
reachfd their destination of $3.50, 900 to be
pocketed by the brokers, minus any expense
they may be put to, or rather not be put
to, in returning the Coolies to China after
eight or ten years labor in CuJa. The slave
trade, with allits losses by death and capture,
was never so lucrative as the Coolie traffic
seems to be; and it is evident, from the
known state Of China and of the Spaniards
and Portuguese there, that if such sums can
be made by the traffic, Coolies will have to
engage in it whether they will or mol
willingly, all the better; but if not, then
otherwise.
, 1866-08-24

The Ax.-The other day was boldinr A
man by the hand-A hand as firm in its ont,
er texture as leather, aud his sunburnt face
was as Intlezible as parchment; he was pour,
Ing fourth TRADE Of contempt on those who
complain that they can get nothing to do, as
an excuse for becoming idle loafers. Said
''Jeh, what do you work at? Yon look
hearty aud happy. What are you at p"
why, said he, Il bought an Ak three wears
ago that cost me Two dollars. That was ali
,he meney had. | went to choppipo wood
oy the cord. have done nothing else. and
earned more than 5000 drunk no crog. paid
no doctor, and have bought me little farm
In the hoosier State, aud shall be married
next week 10 girl who has earned son
since she Vas eighteen. My old ak shall
keep IN the drawer, and buy me a new ono
to cut my wood with" After left him 7
thought TO myself, "that ak and no crog y
lhey are the two things that make a man in
the world How small capital an ax-bow
sure OF success with the motto, Mo orr, /"
Aud then a farm and Wife the best of an
, 1866-08-24

A PERFECT ANrIDoTE FOR ALL PoIsoNs.
A plaln farmer says: at is now over
twenty years since learned that sweet oil
would cure thu bite of a rattlesnake, not
knowing that it would cure any other kind
OF poison. Practice, observation and exper.
ieDce have taught me that it will cure poison
OF any kind, both on man and beast. |
think no farmer should be without a bottle
oft in his Louse. The patient must take
spoonful OF it internally, and battle the
wound for cure. To cure a horse it takes
eight times as much as it does man. Here
let NE say OF one of the worst cases Of snake
bite III this nciShborhood Eleven wears
ago tins summer, where the case had been
thirty days standing, and the patient had
been given up by his physician, / heard of it,
carried the OIL gave him one spoonful, which
ELECTED cure. 1t is an antidote for arsen>
le and strichnine. Itll cure bloated cattle
caused by eating too freely of fresh clover; it
will cure sting Of bees, spiders aud other in
sec's aud will also cure persons who have
been poisoned by a low running vine in the
meadows, called ivy"