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A Naval Monument.

we are glad to that an effort is being made to
rect suitable monument to the memory oil our
"Fa!e men connected with the navy, and who fell
curing the rebellion in defense OF the national a
" G are raising memorial columns throughout the
untry in honor OfOur soldiers, and otherwise KING
sreps to perpetuate their names and II. .ustrf1uS
Deeds but while doing this we should lot neglect
that other arm of the service which las ever ho.
the pride of our people the American Noyy 3eel
fact that while the war lasted we were nor N rn
So much in immediate contact with tbe "a; o"l5 5
men of this branch of the service ms wa Ivea % arG
.ose composing the army, it is possible that oTr
valuable aid in the reduction of tba rabo 'peT Pt
iia tnel services were of the utmost importance no
one cs Jeny ana that they exposed Themselves and
GIen HaTdSnlps and dangers of the most trying and
!',ii.ous Nous nature all will readily admit
ttnS VI our brave tars sacrificed their lives in the
Nmerous engagements with rebel batteries and for -
ma lheT memories should not be left to perish viii
eih., ihey deserve the monumental stone, eoualIv
"ttn lneIr herole brethren of the army. 20 insure
proper regard Tor the dead and testify eir appreca
war, the officers of the Naval Academy at AnnsnoIis
nave resolved to call upon r. navy and all pariot;
Slt4ehE TO assist them IN 4aising fund sufficient IN
pdlu monument IN cJmmemOration to those Officers
anu men VINO gave up their lives during the war for
the preservation of the Republic. A Committee hos
Porter Is the presiding officer Paymaster Chsrle~ ~
Abbott, Paymaster Of the Academy heino a. W 4.
Treasurer. and Lietenant Commander Rrease IuGSe1
states Navy, secretary An earnest appeal Is IS
by the eoInltee Ior subscriptions, and all moners
may be forwarded to the Treasurer az tha Nj -
emy, Annapolis, Maryland The cause isone cad
lng Ine entlon and assistance of all low HeserV
we uust mat the laqdable efforts of al men and
sba Tli "e H crowned with success, and a Ior,eE
Sn nS E0 eaScteu worthy OF the eroiSn ana nV ~ ,cs
meath "Tbe Ban5ar az Eae who fought and dicd he
Ene Sea, '-fhila, !Na,
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The Cholera morbus is a wel-known an d common
complaint 1t is frequently attended with severe
cramps, with vomitings. &C., with serious looseness
of the bowels and other painful symptoms. Oplum
IS largely given in shape or another Tor TINS dls
order. Powerful and poisonous drugs are sometimes
adm Mustered under variety of mixtures as specic
for it, Even if such remedies happen to cure, they
leave behind them the seeds of death to germlnate at
the hrst opportunity. Railways Ready Rehet Is
open to no such grave objections. teaspoontul OF
1t administered in wine glass of sweetened water
has more beneficial effect at once thai. any COM
pound OF laudanum camphor, rhubarb, &c. and If
the pam be not forthwith removed, as well as the
violence OF the discharges diminished in about twenty
mlnutes repsttion of the dose of Ready Relief is
certain 20 prodHce the desired effect. You have only
IN addlu9n, 70 apply Hannels soaked with Ready Re
danger Is oyer very quickly. You are satisfied from
the start that the Relief is bound to yanonsh the
disease. Even IN bilious eholic the same treatment
must terminate just a successfully. and sbonI in
fammation of the bowels be present tSs Ree5v a.
lief given internally and applied externaIIv will
prove a perfect remedy, if dose or two of Dr RAJ
ways pills be discreety given at the same time Far
cholera -morbus there is nothing can excel. nnder
but so cents bottle. Sold BY Druggists.
America Railways Ready Relief iG extensively used
ia the treatpsspt of Asiatic Cholera, and Yellow
Fever il is tins Saly remedial agent that can be a
pended upon with absolute certainty-let every one
keep bottle near them7-a cure will always follow
RADWAY & CO..
apIl-2v 81 Maiden Lane. N. Y.
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The Steamboat Explosion at TrOy-Par,
tIeuIers OF the Disaster.

From the Troy Times, April II
This afternoon, at two o'clock, a melancholy acci-
dent happened in the river to the tnr steamboat
Charles, Il. Hayner. through the explosion Of the
boiler. by which the boat immediately sunk and all
on board perlshed. The tug had recently been over
hauled, and Wag only this morning brought out of
the BASIN She Fas towing raft up the channel,
and when drecty in rear of the Times Office, about
midway IN the ryer, an awful explosion took place.
which shook the buildings on River street. breaking
out numerous panes of glass; and creating great
sternatlon among the occupants of the premises
From our Office window we had perfect view of
the scene. A mass of iron, timber, and portions Of
hulaaa bodies gag hftai n}sn up into Ene ar. some
from the scene of explosion. the body of one man
lifted high ur into the air. from forty to fifty feet
view The hull of the little craft settled down almost
Immediately. Not a soul was seen upou the boat
after the explosion was heard, nor any evidence OF
struggling, living humanity among the debris of the
wreck.
We learn that there were five persons OF the ooat,
put We nave the names OF only four-Charles H.
Thomas Ryan, engineer William Ward, hand;
Walter Myers, cook. The owners of tha Hayner
we're the unfortunate Captain; Senator Collins and
the boat about five minutes before the explosion Ali
of the unfortunate on board of the craft resided
in West Troy, and with the exception of the cook
have families to mourn their sudden and sad de-
Pieces of the exploded boiler fell into the streets o.
the clty-one as lar away from the accident as the
came down upon the roof of the Times Office and a
large piece of the boiler, at least five feet long ar
two and ahaf wide, fell on the dook in the rear q
our once. "
The cause of the accident will of course never be
known 1t is of the saddest eatastrophes thathas
occurred in Troy in many months
The name of the fifth man lost vas George Green
nreman. There is r4mor that Mr.. A. D. Collins. en-
gneeE of the OGgood lre engine was on board super
intending some repairs upon the engine, but we can.
not vouch for the truth of the report.
"A Mobile clergyman has secured the thea.
tire in that city for religious exercises and preachinl
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WASHINGTON, April 10

TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
As there is much speculation concerning Jefferson
Davis, and as there have been recently rumors of
proceedings being commenced to release him from
confinement without trial, it may be stated the
Secretary of War in letter dated January 4h says
that Jefferson Davis has not been arraigned upon
any indictment or formal charge of crime but has
been indicted for the crime of high treason by the
grand jury of the District of Columbia, which in
dctment is now pending in the Supreme Courtof said
District He is also charged with the crime of ncit-
ing the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, and with
the murder of Union prisoners of Sy starvation
and other barbarous and cruel treatment tow ards
them.
The President deeming it eIpedient that Jefferson
Davis should first be put upon his trial before COM
petent court and jury for the crime of treason. he
was advised by the law officer of the Government
that the ost proper place for such trial was in the
State of Virginia. That State is within the judicial
circuit assigned to the Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court. who has held no court there since the appre-
hension of Davis and who declines for an indefinite
period to hold any court there. The Attorney Gene
raj of the United States about the same time ex-
pressed himself against the doctrine of constructive
presence. giving the opinion rhRi Jefferson DAVIS,
and others of the insurgents, ought to be tried in
some one of the States districts In which they in
person respectively committed the crimes with which
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ANTVSFMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE,-The play OF "Henr!
Dunbar, as given at the Holiday Street Theatre Is
ono of the most interesting and absorbing of tht
many dramas that have been recently put upon Il ,
stage. The personation of the hero, by Mr.. Walack
will compare most favOrably with any of that talent
ed artists deneations. and that the applause which
he won on each representation, is well deserved, all
will freely admit who have seen him in it. The mi
nor parts are also well filled, and the piece excel
ently got up. 1t will be performed this evening fo,
the third time.
TIE CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE.-The great combins,
ton continues to be largely patronized the pleasor,
weather of yesterday having afforded fine oppor.
tunlty Tor enjoying the attractions so lavishy pre-
sented' All who enjoy these entertainments should
not 4esteet SO good chance, Visitorset it be re.
membcred-can visit either or both exhibitions =.
they may elect,
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CITY COUNCIL,

~. TUESDAY, April 10.
with James Young, ESQ., President ia the chair.
Mr.. Herring presented a petition from Capt. Han
sor and atn6rS, Tor the removal of an obstruction
at the head OF McClures dock; referred
Mr. Caulk presented petition from j. c. Nedtart,
Ior PERMISSION 10 erect steam enigma - street.
Mr. Nichols; .roln the Committee on Health, pre-
senLed resolution adverse 10 removing certain
slaughter houses on Hollins alley; laid over
The branch then went into convention with the Se-
coma bran2a' "tOn sealed communication from the
Mayor; after some time spent therein the branch re-
sumed its session.
Mr.: Kraft presented d resolution, authorizing the
erecho2 oi lour nsh stalls in the Broadway market;
Mr.. Price, from the Committee on the Harbor. re-
ported resolution referring communication from
u. u. Reese, to the Port W arden; adopted.
aganSt H. IN from Sarah NJ a; Hitch,
The order was taken up-the ordinance granting
PERMISSION to the Philadelphia Wilmington and Bal
timore Railroad Company to lay double track on
bostGn street, the question being on the motion of
Mr. Lynch to strike out all after the enacting clause
winch was decided in the negative by vote of ayes
81, M. Lynch then offered an amendment, requiring
tne 10 carry passengers and freight at the
same rate per mile between Baltimore and Hayre de
grace as is charged for the same distance at the Pha
delphia end of the road
After some discussion the further consideration of
the bill was postponed until Friday afternoon next.
Mr.: Jones called up the reSoutiep GIthorizing
ADDITION to the courthouse building which was re-
committed tO Inc committee on city property.
The Branch then adjourned.
Second Branch.-This BraGan met at the usual
hour, Present; naaiei Harvey, ESQ.,, President and
a quorum Of members.
Mr.. Burch presented the petition of VIM, BOND
asking the privilege of erecting frame house on his
premiaes No. Il south Washington street. refraS q 4
to the City Commissioner. WV A'A'ii0o
~ Mr. Robinson called up the resolution TO allow
nm. ID. johnson to erect ana use a steam engine on
adopte5. 'p"'e' reau anu
ssS6 Mr: Nails called up the resolution anpropratng
Sov 10 place hydrants at certain localities on the
streets; read and adopted. Adjourned.
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GGG
1866.
Watches.

A SPLENDID SrocK OF Fl .9sT CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, just opened this day, together with an
entire new assortment of Diamond Pearl, Mosaic
and other jewelry. Also solid sterling Silver
Ware. Triple Plated Albata Ware of every descrip-
ton. English Table Cutlery, CIp eks, Opera Glasses
.Spectacles and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes. These
articles will be sold at greatly redu eed prices
The public invited to call and examine our s. ock
They will find bargains. Watches Repaired ana
Timed in the most perfect manner. We also manu-
facture Hair Jewelry to order at short notice.
LARMoUR & Co.,
Light street, opposite the
mh5-lstptf Fountain Hotel.
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5ates; from Toronto.

TORONTO, April lQ.-MiOhaeI Murphy, president of
the Hbernia sociey. and five others were arrested
to-day at Cornwall their way Portland on sus-
picion of being connected with Fenjan movements
Arms and ammunition were found on their persons
Further arrests making here of parties sus-
peeted of being implicated in Fenian movements
Searches being made and the authorities are act
ing with the utmost promptness
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COMPLETE CLOTHING HoUsE.-We take great
pessn in calling the attention of readers to the
oonspicuous advertisement of MeSsrs. Smith, Bros,
Co., Nc, 40 West Baltimore street. We speak what
We know when say their present stock of clothing
cannot be eKeelled. We commend this firm to the
favorable notice of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits. and deal on the
aouare with everybody.
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Thos. rhompson-s liquor Purifier.

The only Process known to remove impurities, and
impart age without injury to the body of liquors.
Eminent Chemists Of this country and Europe say
FusH oil is ocg dangerous, and frequently proces ia
tai. Spirituous Liquors cannot be made free from
impurities. Invaids certainly, and general con-
sumers, don't permit yourselves to be influenced in
the use of other whiskes Insist upon having
liquors improved by Thos. Thompson's Purifier.
Whiskies for sale by the leading Grocers. Whole
sale by the Patentee.
Individual, County or State Rights for sale by
THos. THOMPSON,
ap1l -6t1StD % SOuth Cav street
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Reported for the Daily Commercial

1V"9VNI NJ 7. prlI TO. 1866,
Circuit CoErt for Baltimore Co,,nt,-Uon n n IT
Emory Judge: Jno. I. Ensor ESQ States AttoTnev M
I9s S motion 2r9o9 for new al in the case Of the State
once, and the Ststes Attorney and was Ot T
@ oy the y Gfouri Mr. Dougherty then filed motion in
INg at 10 O'Clock ~ " 0NH'Su"S A'oiH
y Un Saturday last order for a peremptory man
anus was granted by the Court in the case of the
durdook, Bounty Commissioner.
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The Baltimore Sewing Machine Asent

The Baltimore Sewing Machine agency
is what has long been desired in cty-a place
where all the standard machines of all the valuable
manufactures can be examined into.
WHERE all the machines with their various i'm
provements are explained; WHERE there is no par
TALLY to any particular machine; a thorough
trial is given to every machine purchased and
changed, if desired, and WHERE every machine is
warranted and sold at Factory Prices
Special attention paid to the repairing of all kinds
of sewing machines. Also sewing machines for rent
FRED'K W. WILD,
inel- -1,l- Nnct DnlA
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Disaster 10 the BRIG Itasca.

BOSTON. April a.-The brig Henry Gilbert. from
Bonaire reports March %. latitude 35 longitude 61
fell in with ship Ida. Lily from Mobile for Liverpool.
and took from her Captain Reed anl two officers and
the cook of the brig Itascs Of Boston, from portland
for Cisnfuegos, and brought them to this port The
Itasca having sprung aleak and become waterlogged
was abandoned on the 2th. The rest of her crew re-
mained on board the ship.
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ar,ve call our readers attention to SMITH. Bros.
IL Co.'S NV stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH. BRo.-. Co.'s popular Clothing House. Nc.
90 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of tents Furnishing Goods just
opened at SS West Baltimor. street. next to Marble
Hall.
Call and see our new styles of Genre FURNISHING
Goods at Ss West Baltimore street. next to l~aroe
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars Ties Scarfs, &c.
at West Baltimore street, next to Marble Hall.
The popular Clothing House. No. 40 West Balti-
more street. next to the great Furnishing House,
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NEW YORK. April 10.-Ths United States bonded
warehouse on Greenwich street is reported to have
been robbed on Saturday night of silks to the value
of $1,000 the property of A. T. Stewart. One of the
clerks of the Bank Of America robbed to-day at
the entrance of the Sub-Treasury of over $1,000 in
gold certificates.
Three unknown ruffians attempted to rob the book
keeper of the firm Of Roach & Co., last night on
RiYington street. of 81 200.
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PgtoCEEDINGs OF TaE CoURTs

| o,,..., H., TUESDAY April TO- 1866.
Maund, StateS Attorney, prosecuting.
George Hetz, three indictments charging him with
me me sale OF liquor on Sunday; stet payment Of
MN with haylng sold liquor Sunday; tried before
4 Jury verdict of not guilty. John Campbell and
Jon" starr, charged with the robbery of $50 in treas
Hry notes and one revolver valued at S2, from Wm.
/ U: cochran; postponed. James L. Morgan. assault
S t'EVns NJs 10 murder John ~ Hearson on the 9TH
udS S ol warren last; postponed csley Wand. (cOl-
9red larceny of $40 in treasury notes from Frederick
charged with altering one dollarOote the Ches IL
peake Bank into five, and attempting to pass tho
same on Pauline Cruskey; postponed. Mary John
SON larceny Of one five dollar treasury note from
John F. Morft; case tried before the jury who rem
af aerea verdict OF not guilty Edward O'Keefe,
making an assault on Timothy Desmond, pOstpoDc6
- United Suites Circuit CouYt-fIop Ju5ge GiIos-
Henry L. Harrison vs.. VIM Kelvin; before reporte9.
Verdct 1or complainant Cor S75 and costs; and the
S5rne VS. Elisha Thomas; Judgment for plaintiff for
sI2 ana costs: same vs. Edward Jones; verdict for
bna.hI,lH loT 80 and costs. The above cases were
ptougIt on ar action to damages for the in
T'hmgenent ~ OF patent right assigned to plaintiff by
| =. =. Newromber, inventor of a new dredging ma
chlne Tor oysters. Court adjourned to Friday morning
Gin Circuit Co,yt.-Before Hon Judge Alexander.
JoSeEh Elliott vs. J9senh P Burnett. Decree passed
grooming ~ LEWIS e. Fischer as trustee, instead Of
John Bangs vs. Laura J. Bangs. Bill for dive rec.
n gjncu'o matrimon6. '''
Rebe"ca A. Jackson and others vs. Jes,s All
bright and Others Decree for the sale Of mortgagcl
Elenora Miller and others VS.. Jaoos Tt siro,,,or
Motion to dissolve AZ Injunction " l 5'N'
\, C@,Tt 9g,; Of Cannon Peas-Tion Judge Kinc-John
NJ. ~, Mnllln vs. John BGrton. Judgment by default
bernard r Donnei!y vs.. VIM. H. Brown. Judgment
by default for want of a plea,
judgment. -N'i ''i l" ~ i''i''
>. Charles Goddard VS.. Patrick Gibson ct al Action
10 recover 5000 for work. &c. On trial.
- SuIessOr C6urt.-H0n. Judge Martn.-Buhan VS..
"afcott. Before reported; not concluded.
Assignment from 49l to So inclusive.
Orphans Contributes Audoun Supplee and
HOaman.-The will of Rachael Sank admitted tn
probate and letters testimentary granted to Horati
n. Weldon and l.. NJ, REYNOLDS.
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Presentation 10 an Editor.

New YoRX, April 10-A magnificent gold watch,
gold chain, and book, the latter containing
plimentary address, were presented to Mr Frederick
Hudson, managing editor of the Berdld. last even
ing by his associates in the editorial department
a testimonial of their appreciation Of his eminent
abilities as sn editor and his urbanity courtesy ard
gentlemanly qualities. Mr.. Hudson retires from his
arduous post for for the benefit of his health
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The Confederation of the british Pro-
Yinces.

FREDERIcKTowY. N. B., April 9.-In the Upper
House of Parliament this morning, the anticonfede-
ration minority presented protest against the rtso-
luons of Friday last, and the address to the Queen
The Lower House has adjourned until o'clock to-
morrow, when the members of the Government who
have been in consultation all day WILL it is reported
send in their resignation.
The excitement in Canada in regard to the Fenians
is still very great,
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Atbertop,s Cbarry Cordias

is the BEST REMEDY for Cholera, Colic Diarrhea,
Dysentery, Indigestion. and all BOWEL COM
PLANTS. 1t not merely allays the pain, but re-
the cause. and restores the patient in few days
to perfect health. Prepared by A. T. Atherton Co.,
Lowell, Mass. For sale by Druggists. ap6-eoly
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Gas fn- tho CnUar,trv

THE MONUMENTAL AUTOMATIC GAS MACHINE CON-
promptly Machines Of capacity sufficient for private
Residences. Public Buildings, Hotels Churches,
Schools &c. This apparatus is a simple and reliable
Fl ture which any person operate and furnishes
beautiful brilliant light at of only two
dollars per thousand leet. No heat is required, and
the risk and trouble attending its use are far less
than with the ordinary lamps. Persons residing tenn
porarily permanently in the country enjoy this
greatest of city luxuries at a small expense.
DIRECTORS.
JONAS II. HAYWARD, lJ. CRAWFORD NELSON,
HENRY JAMES, HUGH SIsSoN,
CHARLES N. JACKSON, L. S. HUTCHINSON.
j. III. HAYWARD, President.
CHARLES +. MANNING, Secretary.
e. S. HUTCHINSON, Treasurer
f)ffce-14 Li1bf Street. mh21 i m
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LADIES' SOUTHERN RELIEF FAIR.

At meeting of the Committee of Arrangements,
held this day, 1t was resolved to CLOSE Tue IA r
on TIL HuRSDAY EVENING, April u, at 10 o'clock
The, following gentlemen have been detailed for
attendance
Herring Chas. f. Wethered, James Hodges, VIM. L..
Montague, John L. Weeks, Chas. Fl. kipplemeyer,
ThoS. J. Magruder, Leonard Passauo jas, Ii Barney.
THURSDAY, l2th.-P de Mnrguondo. Chas. W.
c. Mccoy, VIM; II. Baldwin, Dubois Egerton, Lewis
4. Thomas, r. r. kirkland, VIM IoItzman, Daniel
j. Foley, W. W. Glenn, j. J. Bankard.
apll 2t LAWRENCE SANGSTON, Chm.
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C.uf,agration al Ashland, Pa.

ASHLAND, April So tremendous fire took place
in our town ,sst night. One w4ola square was de-
stroyed The loss amounted to about $4,000, aeaTg
all OF which is covered by insurance.
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From New York.

NEW YoRy, April 1O.-1he report made by Coroner
Cover yesterday to the Board of Health, that wo
men who died in Delaney street. died from Cholera,
has been proved to be false, by the post mortem e
animation.
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Hair Dye! Hair DyeI!-BACHELoR's HAIR
DYE is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect Dye-h harmless-instantaneou and reliable
produces a splendid black or natural brown-reme-
dies the ill effects of bad Dyes and frequently restores
the original color Sold by all Druggists The genu-
ane is signed. w. A. BACHELOR, 81 Barclay street
New York. fel-d&wly
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REMOVAL.
tyarreu,S Fire and Wa Proof Roofing

warren's Fire and Wa!eT-PTOOf Roofing,
Perfectly Fire-Proof, Perfectly WATERPROOF.
Unequaed for Durability, Security, and Economy,
Applied at shortest notice. and in any section Of
the country JAS Ii. JOHNSON Il Co.,
South street
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY. an Essay of Warning
and instruction for Young Men, just published by the
Howard Association, and sent in sealed envelopes
free of charge. Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HoUGHToN.
Howard Association philadelphia. Pa. oc9-tf
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Colgate,s Aromatic vegetable soap.

snnerior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with GIycerIne,
and especially designed for the use of ladies and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite. and its
washing pro nerties unrivale. Eor sale by all drug
oists fa9-d&MlY