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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-02-28

The Louisville Courier of the 10th says:
~Yesterday afternoon negro enticed q small
girl into the lower cemetery on Jefferson
Street, and outraged her person. The child
was found in a dying condition. No arrest
has been made"
THE Legislature of Mississippi have lev
led tax of fifty cents ON dogs, excepting one
dog for every head of a family.
. The Mississippi Copiahan says: Matt
Henry, formerly member Of thetwelfth Mis-
sissippi regiment, and a young gentleman of
whom we had formed a very favorable opin-
ion on the acquaintance we had with him,
was killed in an afray at Brookhayen on the
end.
The Rome Georgia. Courier says We
regret to learn that the hog cholera is carrying
off large numbers of the swine species in our
midst s 80 f,iss '4att e -
In Louisville few days since, child
died of smallpox while being carried about
the streets of the city in its mothers arms.
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superior to the Standard
Letters must be addressed to
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Raleigh, N. c.
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VOL. XXXII.
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DEAD.

All Go'clock this forenoon our well-known
and universally bel. ved fellow citizen, VIII
LIAM WINSTON SEAToS, died at bis residence,
this city, in the sac year of his age. His dis
ease was cancer upon the face, from WHICH he
was An intense sufferer the past year He
came 10 Washington and became the partner
of his brother in-iaw, the late Joseph Gales.
Esq, In the proprietorship OF the National
InielligeTceT, in October, Is12, since which
period, until increasing age and infirmities
rendered him incapable of active bust
more thoroughly identified with the progress
Of the Federal Metropolis than perhaps any
other OF its leading citizens. As will be well
remembered by thousands around us, his
administration of Washington's municipal
affairs while the city's Mayor, res ulted In great
and many lasting benefits 10 the city's inter-
ests. Notwithstanding his prominent position
for nearly half a century in connection with
national and municipal public affairs. he lived,
as he died, literally, without a single enemy
No man ever spoke i'll of him. for he never
earned the ill-will of any man. No other citi-
zen of Washington was so public-spirited
throughout a career of such great length.
None were kinder or more charitable TO all
without regard TO party, sect, or color; and no
one has died in this city more universally re-
GREETED than WILLIAM WINSTON SEAToN
Mayor Wallach las called the TIVE Boards
fCou, neil together on Mondsy next, at 10 A.
m, TO take proper action in regard to the death
OF NJ Seatcn.
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xNxIxTH CONGREss-FIRST SESSION.
SATURDAY, June l6.

SAICEDAY, June 10.
TRR SENATE Was not in session day
HousE.-The Speaker announc ed that TO- day
would be devoted exclusively to general
debate.
Mr.. Morrill,, OF VI, said that this would ba
the last Saturday that the House could afford
10 devote 10 general debate during the present
session. He hoped members would be pre.
pared IN future to proceed every day with the
business of the House
MIR. Garfield, of Ohio, gave notice that he
shoult, on Monday next, introduce a resoIu
ZION OF investigation in regard TO the mileage
accounts OF members.
Messrs. Julian and NibIack, of Ind, sd /.
dressed the House. In written hour speeches
on the subject of reconstruction, the former r
advocating and the latter opposing the pohcy
OF me majority In Congress. Mr.. Niblack was
still speaking when our report closed
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Frsna CalifeYnia.

b san FRANCIsco, June is-The CHAMBER
OF Commerce recommends 10 Ooneress the
passage OF an act 70 relieve the stesm lime TO
a. i've days would be lost "a each psssaee. ~
ten days In round voyage. Il Also sueeess
the passage OF bill 20 subsidiss line Of small
steamers between the Sandwich lslsnds and
San Francisco. aas = 7-IIsls 8 9tBFFs
Nearly all the Russian Telesfaph aest have
gone nofth Reports from oiacers IN the held
are highly encouraging. al
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Am EXCURSION PARfY.-rhs Board Of Pub
lie Works Of Maryland. acconpanisd by the
Directors OF the Chesapeake aad OAie Canal
are on the way from Cumbarinal . sks ter.
minus Of the Canal, making tour Of tnspec.
ton. The party are making TIE TIP In new
boat, built ~ Cumberland expressly for their
use, and called the Excursion, we believe
They ara expected 70 arrive this evening.
GOAL SHIPl8NTe.-The Agents Of the vari-
Gus companies were favored with o better
supply OF vessels than for several weeks past,
and the shipmsnn were heavier than dlring
any week Of the season. The shipments were,
by the Hsmpshire and Baltimore Ce, SEQ tous
Borden 90, 1,673 tons; Cumberland o., i.fei
tone; Constellation whrves, Sol tons; Rays
docks, S.oee toos.
TEE CAxAL-Arrivsd-- Boats A. johnson
No. 2, with corn, 70 Hartley 4 Dro.; Ecoaomy.
wood aud rails, % market, and twelve bsefs
with coal, 70 y. Kenny, no tons; Cumberiand
Co., 2les tons; HnmpshtFs = Baltimore 10, $40
tons; Central Co, 4llLe ten; American o. Ella 10
tons; Copsolidafion Co, iiR-s tons. Dscarssd
the Ssnaea, with sundries 20 Senaca; a. John
son No. q merchandizs 70 Nolaals Perry,
and fourteen boats light. 7'
FLorK AnD GRAIE MARKxr.-The market
closed TO-DAY with The price Hist - qaosed In
vesterdayS Stm. 0nchaaeed-, No Arrivals Of
nouF or wheat reporsee; Sus We notics she
arrival e the A. yshason No. q with corn. 20
HaYSeY 3 flrU. TIE demand Tor choice Gcnr
aDd WAea& Was asfive, ut The limited supely
MS ~ suoetsat Tor hsssy sraasactieas.
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GOLD UP,

The latest dispatches from New York state
that gold has reached 100 this afternoon in Wall
street. The war news from Europe seems to
be at the bottom of this great rise in gold.
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MAJOR aENERAL RES CANBY

Maj. Gen. T.. r. 5. Candy, who has Just ar
rived in the city from New Orleans, CO lied
Yesterday upon the President in con.,any
with the Secretary of War, and remained din.
ring the session of the Cabinet
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Death Of Senator SunneP's Mother.
BosToS, June 16.-rhe mother OF Senate,
Sumner died yesterday. Aged 81 years.
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The 1STELLIGEScER alleges that its total
number Of subscribers, daily and tri-weekly,
10 49,, and claims that this is ..more than any
other paper in Washington" We call It's
attention 10 the fact that the STARS official
showing was 7,715 on its daily issue alone.
The ChrOnicle yesterday stated that it did not
pretend to claim hrger circulation than the
STAR, yet that paper to day heads its letter
list advertisement as being published in the
paper "havIng the largest circulation"
y Shillington, Odeon Building. sends us
the July mum Der of Beadle's Montkfy
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The Cholera in New Yerk-Fsur Cases
YestePday.

NEW YORK, June 16.-The Tribune has q de.
tailed account OF thirteen cases Of cholera in
New York since May last. Five cases proved
fatal. -Four cases were reported yesterday. one
proving fatal, and other three q partial col.
iopse with but little hopes OF recovery.
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THE VETO MESSAGE

The message of the President, vetoing the
s'act TO enable the New York and Montana Iron
Mining and Manufacturing Company TO pur-
chase certain amount of public land not low
III The market" which was read in the Senate
yestel day, makes objections 20 the bill in three
essential particulars, viz:
FiTsr. That II gives TO the company pre- emp.
ton IrlvI!egss 10 iron and coal lands on a large
scale, and AT the ordinary minimum-a priv.
leee denied 10 ordinary pre-emptors II also
relieves the company from restrictions imposed
upon ordinary pre-emptors in respect to TIM
Der lands; allows double the time for payment
gTant"d TO pre-emptors on offered lands: and
The privileges are for purposes not heretofore
authorized by the presumption laws, but for
trade and manufacturing.
Second. Prescription rights on such a scale
10 private corporations are unequal and hostile
20 the policy and principles which sanction
pre-emption laws.
Third. The bill allows the company TO take
possession of land, use II, and acquire a patent
thereto before the indian title is extinguished
and thus violates the good faith of the govern.
ment toward the aboriginal tribes.
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK r. %.
O'CLOCK r. a.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON. June Is, IS66.
Jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following
...arat,nns of Gnrarnmanf sacurifiaS

NEw YORK FIRsT BOARD SALES.
Coupons, l1pS; Five Twenties, lsoz, 1O2 K;
Five Twentes- 1854, 1O2H: Five Twenties,
1865, l2a; Ten forties, 80 \: Seven Thirtes,
ic2s; Certificates, 1905; Gold. i55x.
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EOk eALH-fhs fast 4iIiaa. sIoo1 n ,.e1 R..s
Il STAB. lying soutss IT % AIsIsndris 4errv
vhsff InSuirs Of WI SMITH, 3I2 street
eeFo' peer lises js93ow3vs7
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DEATH OF A MEMBER OF CONGRESS

ULhA u VI mBmbEb VI CUNGBkSS.
Intelligence has been received in this city of
the death of the Hon. James Hum shrey, of
the Third Congressional District OF the State
New York, which took place TO- day at his
residence ia Brooklyn.
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ossl SIN 0sias Up.
EHw YoRx, JuAs g IOWA iseteiUX.
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MORE OF THEM.-Last night officers Evans
ana Wallingsford, arrested Wesley Adams,
Ward, as suspicious characters. They Were
taken TO the Station House. and were this
morning required 70 give bail Tor good beha-
vior, or, in DEFAULT stand committed 70 the
warehouse.
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hSA SkVENTH STREET. ASO
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
YICIEITY

$50 s1VhSrH STREET 452
TO THE CITIZENS yiS * TIE DISTRICT AND
1 have recently enlarged my store, giving me
greater business facilities, and have correspond
insly enlarged my stock Of the following Goods to
which respectfully request your attention when
making your purchases:
PAPER HAN0INGs, OF foreign and domestic
manufacture.
BORDERS, CENTEBS. MEpALLIONs AND
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
STATUS and PAPER CURTAINS,
GOLD WINDOW SHADES, on Buff, Pearl, Stone,
Lavender. Brown. Chocolate. Tan, and Green
grounds,
WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS of different
widths, in Green. Blue, Buff, and White, and
warranted genuine Scofea,
SHADE FIXTURES, complete,
RUSTIC BLINDS, CORDS. TAsSELS, &c,
TABLE and STAIR OIL CLOTH,
And . very large and complete sse<k of
SQUARE and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, in
Gold, Walnut, Rosewood, and Ebony.
FRAMEs Of every description maze to order.
y. 81 have also added to my store small
PICTURE DEPARTMENT,
where amateurs and the public are invited to call
GOOD PICTURES
which have on hand.
Acknowledging many bligstious to my friends
and the public during the last nine years, yet
earnestly solicit their continued favors and sup
port. L. j. ROTHROCK
$50 and asa, Seventh street,
opposite Patent Once
10 10 cow icon. Union
LOB sALE-A YOUNG BAY HORSE SOUND and
Gentle, work. e :tns sc and double. Also a.
F..s tire. A aSoy, to ..., p
itth street. jeI 1879.
lust RECEIVED FROM THE CELEBRArEp
Green Spring Furnace. 104 Tons No. Pic
IRON: The attention Of Founders and others ave
invited to this and further regular .upHly. For
'.''0' No as sieS : :s9:. ~s .nd css.;r
jeB-2v Intel ] 0eoreete1n. D.. G.
u JUST RECEIVED,
A lot Of Prime NEW YORK STATE CHEESE.
Factory made. For sale By
93 Louisiana avenue.
70 ISL. between 9th and 10th streets
SlLvKk TILIGRIE JEWELRY
We offer . large assortment Of this new and
Beautiful Jewelry, Of the latest aud most unique
'S;s riS. SSI r ID Ss s;s.1I :.
nISSoLUTION or co PARTNRRSHIP-Tbs
- 20. HSItnership heretsfore exciting under the
svIe0 BUTLEB BALL. Feed Dealers, No
1IO Bridge street, 0eorgetoyn, has this day. 81
from ths busins:s, Mt RsSt. Bntiei viii continue,
Arm. j. a. BALL.
ERIf RAILROAD EXCURsIOT AND 0RGAT
Il AUCTION SALE
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rLLE.,RAPHIO NEWS.

Fire "a Observation-Disclosures Triai-Exe-
cutiou.
"IS''NNA1I June i5.-rhs Nnsoui c Temple,
at rl'| corner OF I'D aud Walnut streets, was
dai d yesterday 10 the amount Of $1,000.
L. v insured.
Walter IL. Watson, the murderer OF Captain
Menter, was tired at Newport, Ky. yesterday
and found rnIl'y.
Mor;imer Gibbony. one OF the murderers OF
Arrahnm Dem. WAS hung at Parkersburg
West Virginia, yesterday.
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pRoPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.
Bvreax Of Narisafios, Nary Dparrm.,

Bureau Of Earigafios, Nary Dsparrmeut.,
Hsshington, June 18th, lU6S {
Sealed Proposals. viii DO received ot this 6ureau
until " n on saturday. the llth Of July Droximo.
TOT the supply OF CemmAuders' and Nayisators;
Stationery et the nevy Yard. New York, Tor uss
On Sosrd vessels 9f the United States navy.
Erinteo scheduloe Giving list Of the names Ana
quantities. q the artclss rsqared win % fursishe1
O. O. either 70 The Burssl directly o. 70
81. vh.r ns.issnon once. navy Yard, New York,
,,sS IL RroIossl VIII Se .ntertainsA unless seeonIs
e Gee IN the artcIes % BE- supplied, nor unicss
ne Psoposais are co1plets for al the erteiSs. n
xce smount properly extended and footed; md eSe
~ & rsse,vss the right To reject any or iii Of
oevernmens TO aceoOt. soe
.n nvsry oner nnst b accompanied By vrittsn
snrttiss IN the full sneunt win DO rson,r.i -
sign the contract. -. e"oo "
=. rropoSais will be endorsed aHroposals IA, at.
uonery,' ana oddresseA 70 ths Chief of THE An.
fcs1. THORErOE a. .JBNKiGS.
EN..M Onie9 q Bureau Of navigstion.
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REf RAILROAD IxGURsIoN AND GREAT
AUCTION SALE
90 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN TIL
FEW TOWN. OF
CENrRALIA,

on the promises.
This Grand Railroad Centre, 1t the Junction Of
tse Annalolis Railroad with the ~
Sissas nRsaonH Irunk Or wash- 49,
ssa Ohio Rssi9oss q: ssc.s,%sfs
~ unofS ~ AnnaDclis, universally reesrded -
sS Ss1H o. t1tu!e city has been recsntiy Sur
Ia mo seootvidsd into Build ne or Civ Lots
Ill eSsosrste streete and avenues and presSnt:
sIn.sanf Som.so f seed investment OF chssp sHd
The Lots g Be sold vary in ,iz. ,,o,, ., q. -,
feet front by from llo o ia a. xSom 20 ~
lentIe aad beautiful slssssion 70 tie Soush ana
inHs%sssy q Asn1sss!s Jasctios IrsesSsiy &C.
ssi1..s ssis Srles /: si..a .. n. M, ). 49,,
Lot, yaryiee from eloo 20 o1e and sitkousS nocs
viii be sold for lee q private Sals 6St sseHyyt
vhep put NJ st Auction Win Be cold TO the HiShsos
bidder Without rsgsrd 70 price.
q, Litis Zee sinPle aed Issfect. Deeds furnisAed
Terms; One half cash; balance In oss year. With
tnnssfsss tecured y mortgage on the .premisss-
Slo cab, e 1art Of essh payne ns. to be paid On
THREE eSxsD ExCuRsIOs TEAMS
IRON sx 20 Ten carr eech, free f,r all grown per.
ofthe three cite: WASHINGTOE. BALTIHjRI
m. precisely: on the day Of sais, and take Sersops
70 ana from the sale free Of charge topping sf
Innei -. ~ ssaaons.Ntli arrive 81 the Junction
AL adult persona whether wishine 80 p1rch sse
not. are fssps ctfully invited 20 att.ndNhnt m
one under q ysors Of egg will be .o III an sav al
the 6. sins. No tieke cts required
Plsts. DC caa be he'd 1t the HailrnsA penot
y ~ :s: e .,ss
ct Ne g wess sn Attn ss.ss Bssiner. city.
NOR RAIY-Yho faxt .iIfse 49,. -i-----xS-1-
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uAanl1s0lkAQr UssuIPA0010 11ap
n DIR1g ofeVe-peelees viii ~ ~ ~
49, 49, : = ~ ~ I: :: c'Asr kiaa'
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u DOWN THE POTOMAC.
The splendid steamer wAwAs. ~
sArI 1a' 0e GRs sPEfss ssxtSsG T 1890
down. TIE P0foMAC.
ON SUNDAY, JUNE nth,
Proce eding some IS miles down the river to MA
ana retuI ming.
The trip will be one of surprising interest, af-
ioIoing an opportunity OF viewing all the objects
lngton, Mount Vernon, White House, Glymont,
QuaDtlco where the steamer George Page WAS
burnt by the rebels; the rebel batteries at Cock
PIT Point, freesions Point Shipper Point. Aqua
Creek aod At Matthias Point where the gal ant
No improper persons will be admitted on board
and VI will be Q trip In which family parties can
PARTICIPATE with thorough enjoy meat and salts.
The wsvassett will leave the 18th street wharf At
~ n returning ct clock p. m.
TICKETS only n Dinner and refreshments
served ON beard at city rates, b. an ex perienced
caterer.
If tie weather should he unfavorable the exour.
sion will take place the next fair SUNDAY
Oapt GedDey, Capt. Thos. Stack pole.
0apt " Poor, Thomas Downing,
I'm Downing, Robert Mash,
Andrew v off, Geo ShekeIl
je9ti icon Union and Intel
III LAGER BEER BREWERY N
PLEASURE GARDEN. -
Corner Of 18th and streets EslA
CAPITOL HILL.
Dancing every MONDAY commencing at o'cl X
10 my I'm
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A MARBLE SODA FOUNTAIN. (BigstowS
"a ratent with two Is Gs,lon Tsnks, In good
running order viii be sold cheap. Il being nov
b. nd. Address }. +. c., Star ONCE Washington
ID &. .jel6 St.
STRAW HATS. STRAW HATS
For Gentls men, Youth. and Children. A full n
stock In easing variety and at ErSneed u
Fashionable Hat store.
jeB-eost aga Pa avenue, near ~ street.
NEW BOOKs.-MMcy1 Thirty Years Of Army
clorefia for 1875. Goodwin Smiths Lectures on
the teudy Of History Summer Rest by Gail Ham.
ilton. 1pe Emerald. edited by Epes Sargent.
Bartshor ne on Cholera
jel6 YRANCK TAYLOR
MILLINERY BJNNETS. Ktc, for SAFE ~ q
at No 31a street, southwest corner Of F0N
sold
Store for rent Fixture for sale jsB.t-
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Z
i0th ana 18th sections, OF act OF 90, providing
that certified copies Of records Of Departments
under seal may Be offered as evidence.
m mr; COOK remarked that It has been held
not be disclosed, but rather concealed. He
read from Starkin on evidence. marginal paee
%, i5s Greenleaf, section 100 and $50; the last
named Quotation that secrets Of State cannot
be disclosed, nor witness compelled 10 dis
close them, and that no question can be put 70
q witness as to who gave information to the
Mr.. Cook contended that the DEVELOPMENT of
the nsme Of Mr. Clephane was clerical error;
that the instruction was TO give Mr.. Mc0han
copy OF the charges. Mr.. Cook read from
SON against Hamilton, and page Is OF same
volume, sustaining the will that In certain
cases persons, especially omcers Of state, can.
not be asked to give the names Of parties who
gave certain information. In lst Holt, 299, ID
EnRlish Common Law. similar opinion was
advanced. In this case the communication
was made as duty, and IL the defendant had
stated that In Geo of a treason, the party fall
ing to give information OF parties doiugs In
opposition to the Government was guilty OF
i9 TSe was sSnSS to %s cei th 81
sciosure, and II became q secret or the State.
In the case of Mayberry W. Madison. Iet
Church. 1s3, application for mandamus, the
Attorney General was brought into court, aud
refused TO answer, on the ground that he coujd
not diclese the motives Of his actions while
secretary Of State. The Court held that the
Attorney General was not Obliged 70 ans yer
as TO communication which the Attorney
General regarded as q conidential one The
counsel OF the plaintiff says thar the courts
nave decided that Communicates shoald be
disclosed. He submitted 10 the court that thu
communication. made 10 the Government IN
time Of war, In rrference 70 disloyalty. could
not b. brouKht into court
Mr. Riddle, for the defendant COMMENCED
y reedng che aeclaratson Of The plainfi6. IA
peeceedSd % diseuss whefhar HE, nnenI = -
aMdattt Of ~ Socsotafy tAa& he Saoer 10 =
RsivueOe1 60, ooN>eo1iag shae 4 -. ~
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IN KEEP COOL
SILK SHIFTS and DRAWERS,
GAUZE MERiN0 Do. Do,
GACZE COTTON Do,
WHITE DRILL and MUSLIN DRAWERS,
From small to extra sizes, of all grades, ct
LANES,
Gents Furnish Store,
% b-eo6t 42t Pa avenue, near y, street.
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New Ysrk Markets..
INV YORK. June l6.-Coiton dull and droop-
ing -: 3oafi cents. Four advancing; good Ira
10 cents eiter; Southern fTmer. Wheat ad-
ynECsd 1a2 cents. Mixed corn advanced lac
rents. Oats unsettled. Beef steady. Pork
bnoy ant. Lard steady. Whisky dull.
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II AID WzI.R COOLIES.
rry.iss liz; ;ssss ?. fs :iS'srier "a
,..;,...,..w Arne 0ooLIRs,
LtM Low PIlcEe
y. ~. B0fKLBe BOTHER,
Heese purnishers.
$50 Pean. avenae. n etssrotf Hall >
oil eoSs bsevseA Oh aad losh cts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15
Spefial Antitfs.

The Grand Crnsade.-iiEALTHs MissIoSARf'-lo
,,av; the anguish those upon whom disease has ad
ia heavy hand has for twenty years. the mission OF
Tyou.s uo,wAY During the whole of that time he mas
No. only en warning with for his ally and true SCI
c f,- M ie against all the malaiies incident to man
Kind but AGAINST the false systems OF treatment under whieh
,h ~ ,tle-cl strength and increased in naiignity ne
rf NIira Crusader of the Nineteenth century ana
tba nnerfcilis skindeep cures ia l" reach te
- If disease and merely lay brief embargo on the
t Ia,, been unable to make head against the reVo,
luton he has nansrated In Vaiu nsse 'is u ' With
Iant blister drastic purge and supplying oae ne mas
. e,n xith two universal specifics PHI and an oih'-
~. III driven them discomited from the conflict IL may
he ty aid of his Ointment in the words of the great dfa-
matist, that
aIt droopeth like the gentle dew from heaven
Upon the place beneath
b1i and coolng the angrest wound or ulcer and renov
inc every species external Inflammation With the same
We may amply Shakspeares definition OF mercy To ioi-
1owav world internal remedy " 1t Is fcc bless
u bIeeth him gives and him that takes Tor 1t -
orally o,s ont the predispong causes OF disease blessing
t atient with renewed health and the loving watchers y
t rc If nan with the of radical cure-Lir-
erp0ol Mercury.