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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-04

BOARD OF APPEA Ls.-The assessors of
mercantile taxes for Philadelphia will meet for
the next twenty days at No. 1923 South Fourth
street, Tor the purpose of hearing appeals and
correcting errors in assessments. The mercan-
tile tax is now being received by the City Trea-
surer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-04

SLIGHT FRE.-The roof of frame house
at Fifteenth and Buttonwood streets, was
slightly DAMAGED by fire shortly before three
O'Clock Yesterday morning.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-04

ARRESTED ON SUsPICIoN.-A young man
who stated tnat he was a clerk in store In New
York. was before the Recorder on Saturday. on
passengers on the Chestnut and Walnut streets
passenger cars. A skeleton key was found on
his person, and tke young man said he found it
in the car on his way from New York. His an
swers to the questions propounded by the magis-
tratC were so confused, that it was thought ad.
vlsable 10 hold him in $500 bail for his future
good behavior.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-04

FATAL ACCIDENT-Two MEN KILLED
jeremiah Ricadon and VIM. Stack, employed at the
Bonded Warehouse, Front and Lombard streets
were killed on Saturday, by the giving way OF
the hosting machine. They we're engaged in
hosting spirits into one of the upper stories,
and after placing four barrels of whisky on the
machine, stepped Tito it to be carried up with
them. When near the fifth story the thread of
the screw which held the bottom of the holster
in place broke, and the bottom fell, with the
men and whisky on it, going down with a fright
ful crash. Both men were instantly killed
Yesterday the CorORor held an inquest on the
bodies, and a verdict OF accidental death was
rendered. RicadOns resided in Guilord street.;
Stack back OF No. PA Christian street. They
leave families,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-04

DEPARTURE OF DELEGATEs.-The Dele
gates to the Soldiers Convention, to assemble at
Plttsburg, on tomorrow morning, started last
evening fl ON the depot at West Philadelphia.
TheY numbered about eightY.One men. all told.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-04

THE SCHUYLKILL NAvY-ANNUAL RE
GATTA-The annual regatta of the SchuylkIll
navy, which takes place this week, promises to
be one OF the finest that has ever taken place on
the Schuylkill. The prize will be a champio
flag for each class OF boats. The boats now
ready fer the contest are the Wink, with skele-
ton on riggerG, of the Undine Club; the Atdl0Rtd,
the bdugh.d- Bdhdgh, of the Philadelphia Cluo;
and the HlG,cGtbd, of the Malta Clua-all out.
rIgger barges. The following siX-oared third
class, or gunwale barges are entered:-The
Thistle, of the Quaker City Club; the Falcon, of
the Pennsylvania Club; the Vesper, Of the Wash
ington Club; the Hianehdhd, of the Malta Club;
the IRIS, and the four Dared boat, the Undine
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OFFER OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE:
BUGGY HARNESS. from. m....,.,.........s22'5O to $3.50
LIGHT BARUUCHE dO...,,,..,,.,,..,,.. so 90 to $50
HEAVY do do o.................... IS 20 to 50O
EXPRESS, BRASS MOUNTED HARNESS 2T'5O to 80
WAGON AND sELF-ADJUSTING... 1900 to 30
STAGE ANDTEAM do................. 80 90 to 50
LADIES SADDLE, do................. 1900 to $50
GENTS do do...,,..,..,,,..,. 800 to IS
Brides, Bountings Bits ROsetts Horse Covers
Brushes, Combs, soaps, Blacking, Ladies' and Gents
Travelling and Tourist Bags and sacks Lunch Baskets
Dress ~ and Shirt Gases, Trunks and Vallses.
96mrp No. 1916 CI1ESNUT ST.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-14

LOMBARD G. O.,
O 00M MISSION MERCHANTS
AND IuroRrEns AID DEALkns M
q r N ID STO N ES,
NO. 10 LEWIS, AND NO. WHARF,
BO9TOa.
Advances made on 0ona grusnta OF Rioe opd Cotton,
70 adtroys
Referenoes oy permission; 10 Mce,rn. JAnrrs Aparn
a o., uea<rn. 6ranrr Bno1uHns 4 Oo. iIh.r "a. m
0rao9" Ocsooerl
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Al AN HOOD AND ErLk. GiGOlt OF KOURR
wi restored In four weehs, oy Dr. RIOoRDB ED
nArnest goliction has at enh scoeod the osrnesa
requests Of the Amcrcan public and appointed N Agen
New York for tho Bae Of his vnueG E hg prIlea
sssence OF Lifo This wonderful agent win restore
manhood to the most shattered constitutions, whethaa
,rsinR ercesscB, the effects II climate natufa
The time required to the most tnvetersts
ase s four weeks and used according to printed In.
siructions which very SIMPLE failure lmpoBsibls.
Thie iferestorng remedy shoud be take, by n abou1
marry Its effect permanent IL Is acknowledged
py the medical presB be the grt,tesi uscovery eve1
made Is developing powera rniracuiorH Succsna
every 10 certain that science overthroWs %
norAnce Or Rlcord's kBsence Glfa IN cold IN
1sses, with ruh instructions 50, Quhns
ties for 50 and will cent amy pArt, csrsfrv
pankad rscstpt ri ramhnna tcorehitei sgAn
oHTI.IP y 'LAWFx
March % ly No 81 Tihertv .straat. New York.
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Profits Of Literature I'm England.

A London letter in tho Chicago Tribune main
tains thai this is the golden age of literary men
as regards tho prosperity Of their private circum-
stances, anu goes into details as follows:
AS Charles Dicke ,s himself made known tho dis
puto with his wife, there is harm in alluding to
It, or III concluding from the fact that no allows hor
f5OO a year, and that he koops up both town and
country house on scale Of considerable expense,
that hl3 income is not loss than $4,000 or $4,000
year probably yet moro. His periodical All tho
amt his "headings' in public arc worth f50O a
year. Mr.. Dickens ia generous aud sympathetic
always ready with his purse in good cause, and
insonYn Glso win his Influence Mr.. Trollope has good
Keeps ms hnAtors, and is splenddly mounted at
the sport. lie usually has House full of company
!houSh no works al lard any man know. He
Is III nc no danger Of want, even though tho Anlori-
can Congress adhercs to its unfair and suicidal
course.
:. kinsa.eys professorship at Cambridge, though
nut dS 70 have taken every drop of msn oss
pStont lncomo and added considerably to the means
lch %hlch MS church living already supplied. or
Irlema rnSa, iupper what shall be said? He is i'm
H1 and OF S Of his t.a TShs in
n;, inc :conlemptuous treatment he meets with from
ulit5 o1 s1 nono and, ON beautiful estate in Sur
tGy thahks his tars that if tho censors against
nun, nun, ne can thrust hundred editions in their
aaSGS. .t hurGd Tennyson, had he pension, would
@ sun 20 Gre rich man. Tho author OF s'Ten Thou
Sad rImnatos in tho opulence Of highly
recommendations. Miss Evans has but to LIT up
ner nnngor, and half tho publishers of London
%ou,a run 10 her and bid preposterous figure for
Met nE[ Inoas tea5sry laIors OF tho re ous athors the
only say that theirs is tho most prosperous calling
OF any, oluaNing oYon Mr. Boucicault's pay for
Tn o~ Word as si winch IL bold statement to mako.
tiI - Moau So tho poor author, who is at tho same
Ime Deserving, can hardly be said to exist In Eng
land at tho pic5cn timo.
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Cures General Debility, Weak
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Pdlpitdtion Of the Heart and
all Nerro,ss Diseases. 1t re-
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DIR. WRIGH HTS
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Our medicines nre sold and recommended by all
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SINlILIA SIHIILIBUS CURANTCR.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

HAyE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE ExPR.
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N. Y 9rk Advertisements.

ga srniIe WAS on hor up-hesih w,s In her look
strength was in her stop. and in her hsndn-PLaST4.
8. T..-188O..-X.
fow bottles of PLAnrArIos DirrEhi
Win euro Nervous Headache.
Cold E1trcmittes and Fsvori:i, Lips.
" hour stomach and Fc.id Brpath.
Fiatulency and digestion.
Nervous Affections
Excessive Fatigue aud Sho.! crcath
" Pain over the Eyes
" Mental Dependency.
4" Prostrauou; Great WeaItneBs
" Sullow Complexion, Weak Bowels, &c.
Which arc tho evidences of
It Is estimated that Bevenenths OF all adult ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid liver. The hillary
secreons Of tho liver overlooking into tho stomach poi
the entire system and exhibit the above symptoms
After long research, abo to present tho most
rema kabt for these horrid nightmare diseases
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken the
PLANTATION BITrERs and not an instance of complaint
has como to our knowledgot
II is most enectual tonic aud agreeable stimulant
suited 10 all conditions OF life.
ts active properties, arc wholly fase. For tho sats-
faction OF the public, and that patients may consult
OALIsAYA bARK-Celebrated for over two hundred
years In the treatment of Fever and Ague Dyspepsia
Weakness, oto 1t was introduced into Europe by the
Count. wife Of tho Viceroy OF Peru. in 16f0 and
afterwards sold by the Jesus for the price
s tseig in situer, under the of Jehs Fo,o-
Of France humboldt makes especial reference to its
fe5rugo Qualities during his South American travels
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OF the stomach and ouels.
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lavender FLowEns-Aromstic. stmulant and tonic
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AFIBE-hn aromatic carminative; creating flesh,
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing.
Also olove-buds' orange carraway. corandor snahe.
| root etc.
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Inc virginia Alloghanies aro swarming with
game; party Uy from Abomarlo, who entered the
monntans an @ nom staunton, killed twonty.one deer
atty pounds. WV -''A --'
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AZ, C9ai veins, respectively six and three feet in
o distance @ OF about six hundred feet boneath tho
sur1aco. sT Inc Leavonworth Conservative thinks
the supply will bo sufficient for tho entre State Of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-14

PHILADELPHIA, 10Th Month"; 18th Day, 1862.
RESPECTED FRIEND:-My daughter has bcou much
benefited by the OF thy Plantation Bitters Thou
wilt send mo two bottles moro.
Thy friend ASA CURRIN.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

ROCHESTER,, n. December 28, 1861.
MessrB. P. H. DRAKE & COL have been q great suf-
ferer from Dyspesa for three four yeara and had
abandon my profeesi' n. About three months ago /
,rted the Plantation Btors, and to my great Joy am
nearly well man. have recommended them In
several cases, and ns far as know always with signal
benoft- am, respectfully youra
Rev. j, 8. CATHORN
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- Tho Harriet Lane haa been turned over to the
Government ~ BY the person who bought hor aftor
hor capture @ oy INC C9nfederates, and naval ooers
lies at Havana, ~"
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8. T....12R0...X-

Another wonderful ingredient, OF great use smone
the Spanish ladies Of south America impartlng beauty
to tho complexion and branoy to the mind yet un
known to the commerce. of tho world, snd withhold
Its name for tho present.
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Srlrtted setisteuaup..


The last number Of tho Edinburg Repaep
says; Currents in the very bed Ofativer,
or beneath tht surface of tho sea, may be
watched, as Mr.. Campbell Informs us, by an
arrangement that smugglers used in the old
lays They sank their contraband cargo
when thorc was an alarm, and they searched
Tor IL again by the help of so.called mari q
telescope. II was nothing moro than a
casll with Q plato OF Strong glass at tho bot.
tom. Tho man | luuged the closed end a
few inches below the surface, and nut his
head into the other end aud then ho saw
clearly into the water. The glare, aud oon,
fused reflections and refractions from and
through tho rippled Surface OF the sea were
entirely shut ont by this contrivmhce Seal,
hunters still use it. With this simple ap-
paratus, The stirring -liro of-tho sca-bottom
can he watched at leisure, alld with great
dishnotness. So lar. az this contri Vance en-
ables men TO see tho htpd under tho waves,
movements under water closely resemble
movements under air. Sea- weode, like
plants, bend before the gale; fish, like ebirds.
Keep their head 10 tho stream, and hang
poised ON their fins mud clouds take Ehe
shape OF water clouds in the air impede
light, cast shadows, and take shapes which
point out tho direotionssin which the cur
rents how Itis strange, at FIRST, TO hang
over boats side peer,hg into nowaworld
and tho interest grows. There is excite
ment IN watching big fish swoQp like hawks.
out of thoir sea-weedy forest vafterya white
fly suntSto the e'treetops 'totorhpt them, and
the fight which follows is better fun when
plainly seen. Htvol. |, p. G7.) Mr. Campbell
suggests platr-g!ass windows in the bottom
ofo uoats9 il would bring tneh iands sislf fice
to iuCc ;fun0 tho habits Di~ihoR Attarr Iconll
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CHE Gastaliau fnuut.
LOVES INFLUENCES.

Love-what curious, comical thing Il is,
Pleasing, and teasing, and veXing us so, b.
just IKE bee with its hone5 and sting, Il Is
Here and It's there, and wherever we 20.
Now, it is courting, transporting aud drilling us,
Nothing in nature can equal our bliss
NOW 1t Is trowning, and chilling, and killing us
Plunging US down to the lowest abyss.
Then of night, how II sets us a dreaming,
Misses and kisses fit over the brain,
Gay dresses, bright tresses, carcsses, all seeming
Real and true that we waken with pain.
Sometimes pathetic, iecose, metaphysical,
= Various aspects and manners it wears,
The pretty aud witty, the solemn and quzzical
All have their part OF its pleasures and cares,
When a mere boy-say some Eve or six years ago,
=, One rogush girl played the mischief with me
what with her smiling beguiling, and tears you
Soon was pisiful object to see.
0, how delightful and frightfull to walk with her
Down to the church that stood towering hard bv;
And then, while tarried, unable to talk with her
Eyeing and signing and dying was l.
Then what quarrel-T tremble to think of il.
Little was left me of life aud OF hope,
III not in despair | was Just on the brink Of IT,
Often thought of razor or rope.
brook,
Shaded by woods, from society free;
lhen' 1a n1ed oa 3a the earth my gIayed cye'bals
Up, when my head struck the limb of tree
Parents and kindred cried. "What is the matter
dear2 71.u-ai '.luH ..t.r .uH
Duly and truly your feelings impart,"
" 4 mo ~ | lpulind. with n Ornot, a cI,I
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Orders will bc filled at short notice, and upon
the most reasonable terms.
s1Y- Printing of every Kin |, whether job work
or advertising, which is done for any association,
society, public meeting or political party, will be
charged to the person persons ordering the
same, who will be held responsible for payment,
Hse a IF. J. ORLINGER,
Editor and Proprietor. %
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JANUARY.

Como old January, wrapped well
In many weeds to keep the cold away;
Yet did he quake and quiyer like to quell.
And blowe his nayles to warm them It he may;
For they were numbed with holding all the day
An hatehet keene, with which he teled wood,
And from the trees did lop the needlesse spray;
Upon an huge great Earth-po Steane he stood,
From whose wide mouth there flowed forth the
9 Romano flood. [Spencer
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TMroRTANr II TRpE,-A, correspondent Of

IMPORTANT II T TRuE,-TA correspondent Of
the Scientific Americda says: ,Bgs
If you hnve a, boat that leaks badly, and
it is in strong current, or if you are tow
ing her up steam all you have to do to
keep it dry is this: bore q hole through
tho bolton and insert a piece Of IN or
iron half round through the bole, letting i
boat, and all the water will rua out with
Iout any labor. i think q ship at sea conId
bc kept uloat if you could keep Iier going
four miles per hour" ~ sfr.r
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Tnn. w nora Plnan.-A.nhasenger -swear

Tas,W w RoSa PiAqE.41 pbssengcr swear
Jog terribly III the cars oil The Boston and
Railroada Was approached by q
youpg sIph Later VITA ,mofe zeal than discre-
ton sWha said to,hm abrnbty: sta ssm
"My dear, sir, do you'khow whore you
are going fYouare gong struiglit to hell"
'tJnst my Ia luck replied the man,
looking the minister in the face wi,h an
alarmed air, and suddenly iiumbling fpr
his check - 1 bought ticket for Prqvi-
dence 4" iss tiaa ~ ssssp9sh s4sn .l 20
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Comet Eadn ,,sers,,g, n 4 ! 'Iia IlarrihI. rlI

Southey, in, his ! Common Place Book, y
relates that in AID, 17I2, Winston prodic,
ted that tho oomet'would appear on We'd
ncsdayg llth October, at Ave minutes after
five in tho morning and that the world
would be destroyed by fire on the. Friday
following. His reputatiomwns high, and
the comet appeared A number of persons
got into boats and borgcs on the Thames.
thinking the water the safest place. South
Sea aud tldia stock felt g A cup tain, of n
Dutch ship threw all his powder into tile
liver, that the ship might not be endan-
gered. At noon, after the comet lind arl
peared, it is said that more than one hun
dred clergymon we're ferried over TO Lam
BETH torcquest that proper prayers might
be prepared, there being none IL the church
service. People believed that the day of
Judgment was at hand, aud some acted on
this. belief, more as if some temporary evil
was to he expected. On 'Fhursday, more
than 1000 kept mistresses were publicly
married. There was a prodigious run on
the bank; Sir Gilbert Hcathcote, at that
time head director. issued orders to all the
fire officers in London, requiring them to
keep good lookout, and have a particular
eye upon the Bank of England. so Hst4
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rroYerbs 4 Resar.ling Ianuary.'

If the grass grows n yanivesE 3. n, f.e.l
1t grows the Worse fsg z all the year. lsdl v
A January Spring "a slslsa = % sae4 D.
Ia worth nAethng. 3ssf slRM ~ ras fss $50 Hsi
If January calends be summeFlJ gay, ~ .yi.
Twill bs winterly wsaissrtih lhe ealsnls OF May
The blackest Of an tho year,fa 20 ,sia ftEsa
Is the month Of Janiyeer.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-19

ARTEugs W4Rp has been, in Portland.
The Press says that when lis was holding
forth at DeeringE Eaii this ntlrer anight, he
referred tothe pragress.ot otu' u'natioh during
Iho last fifty years, aid illustrated the pro
gress OF our development, il RAILROADS.
Isteamboats, telegraph and Women No
Inther nation had such an array We,hasin' z,
fifty years ago. Look at dust ious examples,
Look at Lpcy Stone look at Miss, Dickin-
sou, y. leok At MIS-. PartlstcR; look Al
sJ,ines BaehaidA.,1rs1 sa,lyg-s, tiT-a 4, y,