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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
PREPARED BY DOCTOR sIEGERT AT ANGosTURA
NoW CIUDADBoLIVAR9

These btters do not only distinguish themselves by their
favor and aromatic odor above all others generally used but
at the time excellent tonic and efcacious
stmuant to ncite the appetite They principally used
rum wine other liquor take it be6re breakfast din
any other hour of the day you should feel ncned
they likewise be used in and SYRUP and
thus composed they have agreeable taste and
suitable ladies and children They excel
remedy for removing indigestion anlency, hystercal
and darrhes which originate from weakness and relax alton
of organs such the dose is from haRo
tablespoonful according to the violence of the attack and
be taken, mixed above mentioned
disappears Besides their extreme usefulness in the cure
oftever and they also excellent preseryattve
against the maaes the former the dose
from half tablespoonful either mixed above and to
be taken three four times during the while
the patient free from fever adapt their
When administered to children above old the dose
should be sixty proportion the
In fine they be applied with for the Improvement
of using tahespoOuEu of Bitters TO each
giving Immediately agreeable heyor similar to old
rum.
Besides the mentioned advantageous qualities
these Bters they Of important service
edy against Asatc Cholera and Cholen every instance
where they had been employed with splendid In
such the dose of tablespoonful repeating
the every day three four times until favorable
result is obtained which sSery often experienced For
and children the doses to be smaller proportion
their age and constitution and TO be taken mixed with good
generally found to be preseyaye against the aforesaid
Cholera and Choerin.
For sale by w. II. HENNIEG Il CO.,
95 and 81 Camp street Sole Agents in New Orleans.
q AYER's PILLS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
BR. MAGGIEL's PILLS,

As an antbons remedy the following extracts fromvaou
letters will be, it hoped of sufficient Importance Justify
the quoting of them here
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
DRUGS, MEDICINES, oHEM1CA1s, PAINTS
OILS. ehAss DYE sTUFFs, PERFUMERY,


JAMES GONEGAL,
No. 20 ST, CHARLES STREET. NEW oRLEGNs
Having received by lats arrivals large stock of FREsH
wants Of the DRUG TRADE SOUTH.
Balson copsbiA Ammonia, Carbonate,
Cream Tartar 0onosras ,r0,'D'
Isinslas'' I,aas.as Ip9oae'
Maddsr' Mace,
Quicksilver, oainlno,
Ether, sulphurio, Emery, /, ands
slrcerine. Give hoalI' Gum Gum qranpnor., qa.npnor
OH on 6sS God IIT"1 IlsSf 5se white on on mise ns.
sonps, snlss'''' RbabsTb 3,ussr1 loa'a''
Alum, Soda Bicarbonats,
Soda SAL White Wax
cor,s. conSy 0o'u'' TsaaensFs' p.a.Sas
'''sD''D' A1as as. 'gnLsAL, cs..,.. .,,...
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
MEDICAL.
A NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MEDICINE.
Dr ArnEglers Pills and salve.

These wonderful Medicines familiar to the people
that but little Endorsement of their Physc need be
made. The Pills of Dr. Maggiel contain mineral They
do grpe they not eneebe system by extreme
purging. They universal in creating
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

From A. McAIakin Esq, New York, No. 663 Broadway
March 49, 1861
DEAR SIRI take great pleasure in tesying to the extra
ordinary remedial qualities of the HoOfands German Bitter
procured your establishment.
member Of the family has been many years aperct
Dyspepsia PapitROn Of the Heart other distress
ing osprngs of torpid liver until persuaded try the
above celebrated remedy which in lew weeks resulted
making her tn use her worlds 6 a WOMAN ,,
You liberty to make any of this you see ft or
refer similar sufferers to Yours truly,
A. McMAKIN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
j. GoNEGALas COLUMN.

9O......sT. CHARLES STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

The first aim of human beings happiness happiness
implies health Of body and mind
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
BLACKBERRY BRANDY,
RAsRERRY sYRup.
GINGER CORDIAL.
LEMON SYRUP.
Also on hand and mauufaetursd to order.

Russ q Cos NO. 81 Dev street. new Yorkl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

poBERT FOULDs,
IxroRExR OF FRENCH, REaLzsH ARp aRKsAN
Toys, Fancy Goods, China and Fireworks
ALSO
MANUFACTURERS OF TRANSPARENT SLATEs,
he. 50 John street, New gers,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

INK GOoDs........... AUTUMN 1866.
@5@ LATHRoP, LUDINGToN 4 CO.,
828s 88s and 33O broadway. New York,
Invite the attention ota st class buyers their stock Of
Dry Goods It will be unsurpassed for ali Southern
merchants Ali departments business been much
enlarged especially that Dress Goods where we
san.y opening ali the of the season, which
particular attention both 3obbers
Our stock consists Of
Dress Goods,
Shawls and Cloaks,
Prints E8El
Bleached Shirtings,
Brown Sheetngs,
Flannels and Blankets,
Woolen Goods
Yankee Notions
White Goods
Embreideries
Hosiery,
GeRt's Furnishing Goods,
Millinery Goods, etc, eto etc,
All which they offer at the lowest market pgice by the
package pieee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

From Hon James Thompson Judge the Supreme Court
of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA April %, 1866
consider Hollands German Ritters" valuable med
icne in of attacks of Indigestion Dyspepsia
certify this from my experience of it,
Yours with respect, zssa JAMES THOMPSON.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
FOR oUTANEoUs DISORDERS

And eli errptions of the skin the sALvE invaluable
It does heal externally Alone panerates with
searching effects to the very rost of the evil.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18

After several years successful trial both in this city and
in the country at request of number of no
have been benefited by its USE have concluded to
sent to the public
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-18
4 PSYCHOLOGICAL

"a THE DAILY NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT KEEP,
ON FILE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-14

wealth, Health and Beauty.
II 10 gain admirIns cyesi
II 10 cause inyidlous siEhs;
II TO bs blooming mower,
Fading dying in an hour-BRAuTTl
II to have host OF friends;
II for vice make amends
IL with high-born blood to wed,
II marble stouo when dead--WEALTB
II to live threeseOro and ten,
WislIng life n- long again,
II to live life Ct peace,
II to die aud go to greess-HEALfh.
II You wish life Of pleasure,
II You value this worlds treasure,
II every comfort you would see,
Take my advice, AND WISH ALL THREE.
Then having HELIrB, WEALTH AND BEAUTY,
You'll be- prepared for every duty.
BY careful perusai OF DrwILLIAN YouSd's NV BOOK,
THE MARRIAGE GUIDE which should be read by every
ona sold by Booksellers generally and at the Doctors
once, No 4l5 SPRUCE STREET, Philadelphia Price. rs
Cents AugS-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-14
FURNITURE.


UPHOLSTEHH.
sprn Hair and Husk MAttTesseson hand Houssu
holster done with prom ptness,
UNDERTAKING.
Wa the agents fisks Metslte hurh Ohsei tn
stata II Delaware same style used for tae Burial OF
Giay, webster and OF her of our most eminent men:
Cieth Mahogany alnut Oofhns always on hand
RuneI personally BY one Of the rrm
Cabinet DaEers sls hair CLOTH Veneera, vArplHh
sae at Philadelphi prices furnished to tine trade
MoULAAS Building 5n5 Market Street, doors abOve5t
e. min ton Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-14

TELEGRAPHIC
AND
CONNIE rcial Institute,
w. Cor. Sd and Market Sts.. Up Stairs,
Entrance on Third street)
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
THE whole of the Second and Fourth Stories o. GA
,,s = building has been fitted up and occupied by the
Institute which will open for the winter season Com
meueing on Monday, October 9th 1850 and ending nay
list lste duriug which period it VIII be open dshyi
(nsturiAys and Sundays exceptedO rom a. M 70 ~
" and from 4 to p. NJ. On Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
dnE All priday evenings, will be open from 70 y.
IN. services Of an plain and Ornamental
penman have been secured, TO teeh
PEEMANSHIP
in all its branches he has no Out 10" oquA
in this beautiful Art. ,,.,,.,..
FasIines for aeqniring complete Mercantile edues.
tion are ,ue before offered 10 the pupo
o. Wilmington, consisting of single and Double eutry
BOOK KEEPING,
pau Eins Exchange, Insurance, stsauboatng, Commits,
siou aud Joint stock Company's Business Commercial
Fos ms and Calculations etc, etc.
In ns Teiegra pho Department every advantage that
can be had in any Office, ia afforded persons desrous
learning .o,,,,o
one OF the peasan and lucrative snpoymsats thn,
can be pursued. Til rebuilding and bsildl OIL Old
and new lines, throughout the Northern aud southern
sses large and ant increase Of business have
caused demand for operators that the old method Of
| learning ID inadequate TO supply
| TERMS.
Invariably in advance, be paid at time Of entrance
disc 1upt OF twenty per made to ladies' For iurt
| or particulars inquire ut the Institute.
~ Tine bubno are invited visit the Institute an
Examine the various Department. oel o-ti
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-14
No % EAST THIRD STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
where AllATp inNital 20 call anrIe tf
DIR. VIM. EIEIDS

DIR. VIM. Fields
L,TlhL continues his sucoessru
- PRACTICE Of NEDICINR,
for the cure OF Consumption, Liver Diseases, Dropsy
nternittug Fever Chls and Fever Diseases of the
Eye and Ears ln4stc aud other Tumora Tett,rs Itch
mAn5 oihof dhelsed, such fevers Small Pox .Ac-
The ptor renrns his thanks for past favors and hopes
his customers will still continue their patronage.
RESIDENCE and OFFICE, DR.. VIM FIELDS,
No. 2l3 West Seventh St.,
Wilmington, Del. NIB I9u
Rot bye, but Restorer OF Color and
Perfect Hair Dressing Combined.
A sure preventive Of Baldness
London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing.
London Hair Color Restorer aud Dressing.
London Hair Color RestOrer and Dressing
Tho hair Is renovated aud strengthened aud restored
t. IL original color without tho application OF mineral
shstaTc Can he applied by the hand. as does not
stain the skin soft the finest linen II iB
within itsol! 40 other dressing accompaniment Of
any Kind being necessary to secure those desirable
sus LII Will restore gray hair to Its original color
At will make II grow bald heads. at will re
store the natural secrstiUns. Alt will remove ali
dandruh anu itching. sit will make the hair soft
glossy and flexible. sit will preserve original cooi
to old i II will prevent the hair falling Of
| s-ltwill cure all diseases Of the scalp,
| READ THIS CERTIPIoArB
| l anu happy to add my Testimony the great vau,
Of the London Hair Color Rstorer which restored
hair to It's original dark color and the hue appears
permanent. am satisfied that the preparation moth
ing like dye but operates upon the secretions 1t
also beautiful hair dressing and promotes the growth
| purchased the first bottle rom Edward b. Garrienet
druggist 10th and Coates Streets who can also testf
my hair was very gray when commenced its use
| MRS. MILLER No. $50 North Ninth Street., Phila
Price I5canis per bottle or six bottles at 80 Sold b.
DR. sWAYNE son, $50 North Sixth Street. Phila
and B.& E. HooTEN, 42s Market street, Whining
| on Del nov q
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-14
COAL! CUALsy

g, The subscriber has constantly or hand
<RR Locust and Broad Suntain Goal OF all sizes
carefully prepared tor family use, Al the
- lowest market prices. 22Io lbs, 10 tho Ton
Please call befor. buying elsewhere. Alec, Hickory, Oak
aud Pine Wood. BAkke Coal Ofnce,
anr24tf Front and Tatnail Streets. Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-14
Tian hAHMEfkS MUTUAL lH A.
Insurance Com psny of the stare
of delaware.

tORIaIsAL MILL CREEK, &c.)
This Company continues TO OTTER TO the people Of
h. advantages Insura ains
loss by me- all descriptions Of property except MA
rlne rlsks .. ....,.. ..,.r ~ va.r. .xn.
RANCE IN aud attention the subject of Msluhl lhsu
rance (beng the trs to Introduce tne principle into
1ur state by oil which, It is believed the NAL
ayers have enabled SO to adjust and discriminate
between different varieties OF property as TO rem
der the membership among the most acquitahle IN
character OF the numerous insurance Companies pro-
ssug,d the public ..-.,.
have oesn prompt and liberal, that IN " years Gus
ness and losses reaching over .oOOpV, net single
case Of has occurred, and scarcely one With
ont au,ire satisfaction to the parties insured
looking more the safety than 10 the n%uDvr and
amount OF its risks 1t has declined hund eds OF hvu
nj Dollars OF insurance, either as requiring 100
grea amount in single tisk or 70 onerias unhtvo
lee q Insurance for the cha AcIer OF tGe IGsttauoh;
ttlA manner II III conceived IL has the safest aud
most lat tusurahees, IN proportion To the
| amount--over SIX !hons Of poiArs, of auy other
| Company within Tedsons bic range
A evidence of this, has only reduced the rate
| ofInsurau0e at all times moderate onesiYth daring
no last yraIs, cut II presents now clear surplus
'nud Of $40 cO, security against any d-russent
the Deposit Notes, which cum ~ the resort TO SCRIP
| C,rlacatos the balances due 10 zach member, NV
being issued viii be paying interest them FROM jan
uary log, sttrt Of poi cent Per Hnuum, thas
| msiinr sin iarthsrdeduot ion.
Il c5mmsnesd ths year IsoI. with a protection
| t,tnseummuu,ty IN D epoAit NOtsA Of t25n 700
| surplusFund 600
rs.alptotee,ion. 1000
lis tne wsrk Of the F4I nsrs OF Delaware and as
| .ueh they oughtto pAtTop.ei.
| r.esidont-JEssEE SHARPE.
, Secretary and TreasuIsr-koBEkrM oCABB Nj. ID.
DIRECTORS
BIZ Wilson, Brsndywiue HID; James Dalaplain
ehristianR HID James Webb, eamue Barr, b.. O.
stotseuburg and Jesseu sharpe, Wilmington HID Rob
4rt McCabs, Mill Greek HID John +. Williamson
| White Clay Crock HID George 2, rybout, New Casu'
Id, Curtis II. Ellison, Peneader Hid JohnC Clark
/ Red Lion I'D DIT. VIM. Cunmins, SMYRNA Tl9mr
Murphy, St. Georges Hd.i Charles Flaming, Pete
Oaussy, Milford }. p. comeeyu, Dover ChariesTu'
| nell Georgetown.
, AGENTs-As well for receiving applications for in
surdnee as dues OF members: 49,,
Eli Wilson, Brundy " ne, HID Robert McCabe, NIL
Creek I'D James Dal4plaiu, Chrlstiana Hid John
Williamson white Clay Creek, HID; Curtis b. Ellison
pnucader I'D Red Lion, st, Georges, and APpoquini
mink Hundreds, Joseph Griffith, smyrna jaime
| CIippen New Castle Id; Charles T. Flemming, MI
| ford; Charles Tunnel. Georgetown, Henry food
| Dover. =,
Commu neatious on general business addressed to tn
undersigned Wilmington, will receive Immediate atter
| tOn. EobkhI hcCADh "a ",
| T,lv Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-14

Id. r.. Buckingham,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
G. F o . FL 1
S. e. Corner of Seventh u Market SITS.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
s-Ss,a Respectfully invite the citizens of Whining
ES.s ton and his country friends generally to cali
$500 Eiss, consisting 9fthe best grades of
dREEN AND BLACK TRAs
Observation-Disclosures ub4sndH %. MoLAsskB
Fundamentally
Also thebest brandt of FAMILY RLUUB,
which he offers at the lowest possible rates t9T 2Asn
N.B.-Particular attention paid to the Retail trade
Goodsdeivsred any mere in the city free ofchLIsa.
GKOCERlESI GROCERIES,!
| 6ss%1 THE subscriber informs his friends and Vi
h aA public generally that he has taken the store
&1Hh& NO. ais MARKET STREET,
Formerly occupied by the late John Price, and has
hand good assortment OF
SUGAR
and all other arioles usually kept in Grocery store
which he is selling ut the
L0wEBT MARKET RATES.
Houaekeepers requested call examine his stock
Of goods. The subsci having been engaged In the
grocery business in the store of James Morrow for
era years. feels confident that by attention to
he will give entire satisfaction to all who favor
him with trial.
Wholesale Agent for PuLLEN's TRENTON oHAoK-
FRS. JAMES NJ JONES
oct 26-om
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-14
Tnings worth IxemenB mK
THAT CHARLES KIEFE'S

Ttul Street Oyster Bay HOUSE StiH Hourshes.
49,, "a, That ii is without question model estab-
ssfSSssszt iishment.
4 TX That all kinds oil choice Cams, ysters nd
T7S Refreshments served up there in the very
best styles
That ladies' have there private eating apartment
they can emmy good meal without interruption.
That everything about the place is clean and nice.
THAT attenus' waters are always employed.
That the establishment is kept by has been
ia public caterer for years, and knows the business
That the place highly respectable and is patronlzed
by our very best and most respectable citizeus,
That no noise or disorder il permitted there.
That the prices are always very reasonable.
That meals may be had all hours of the day or mig
and TIM proprietor IL determined TO AccOmmod tie.
That his tables arc always furnished with thu choicest
hina of Game, FISH and every other dveacy In their
| season.
That the place il central and easy of access
| That it la favOrite resort o business men
THAI 1t isin fact public institution which the people
! phtt"uzc because 1t is conduct ed properly.
And that ii is permanently established at
No EAST THIRD STREET,
| WILMINGTON, DEL.
where allaTo invited 90 call aprle-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-14

THE subscrI bersar re now fully prepared to hI
a all orders in their inc of business with prompt
tRs and atthe sonsihtsnt With true
1UnN They kssp constantly on hand full supply o
Gas Fixtures OF the best 'snuActurers such as Chan
Plain 9bs Shades of the Latest styes and designs
We also prepared t. put in the best Ppe
for heating all descriptions of buildings with steam.
We pur CEASED the ght for this State fer ThAteh
sr's Force and Lift Pump the best ever made and viii
put them up Al short notice.
y celebrated patent Self Regulating Wind Engine. and
the Maryland Portable Gas Company Gas Apparatus
latter ourselves that facilities for Introducing into
country dwellings, both water and gas uneauaed. W.
would call the attenton oil persons residing In
the country TO these maohines They the best the
United States Tor the OF a. great beside
ratum for the country gentleman or farmer As other
wit full supply of water all the house Of
barn, and economical and beautiful light The Wind
Engine Ia not affected by the heayies EAes of wind and ID
ready at all times day night 81 there 10 any wind
Without fear favor to accomplish its task
We ALSO II preferred Put up in the best manner Hydrau
We prepared with the best workmen 10 attend
steamboat ship, and house Plumbing and
Keep on hand or will procure to order HydrantR Iron
copper panshed, and lead lined Bath Tubs Basns
fer hot cold water, Urpsls patent closets
Payes plain and orculatng Shower Baths iron leau
Sinks; Boston Compsnys Gum Hose, Water Filtsrs-ir
All descriptions OF Sheet Lead work short notice
We hopeby prompt and strict attention to all
trusted to care, and desire to give full satisfaction
in all cases to merit and receive share of the public
No. 5o4 MARKET STREET, abov Fifth, next doerts
S Snil r.sss .ss.,,. FERRIsa eA BRET;
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-12

o.
AOSeEing Machine. Unsurpassed for family
use. Agents wanted. Larger commissions paid
than on any other machine. Address
c. WEATHERBY, Sole Agent for Eastern N.
Y, 46 Broadway, Room No. 9
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-12

COURSE OF PRIcEs.-According to a
table prepared for the New York Com
mereiaL Advertiser, the aggregate prices
of twenty leading commodities, such as
-four, corn, coffee, coal, cotton, iron,
leather, molasses, salt, wool. &C., &C.,
are los per cent. above the average of
1860. Reducing current prices to gold,
the advance is found to be within q
fraction of so per cent, upon six years
ago. The quotations are for the 2Sd of
November, 1866. Except upon bread
stuffs, iron and hides, the quotations
are generally considerably. lower than
in January; and as the extraordinary
prices of breadstuifs must be considered
as but temporary, it would scarcely be
proper to regard the advance i'll those
commodities as counterbalancing the
decline in Others. Moreover, the de-
cline in prices of many kinds Of man.
ufactured goods exceeds the rate upon
the staples above quoted, it being a
popularity in the present condition OF
trade that the excess of production
runs rather upon manufactured pro
ducts than upon food commodities and
raw materials.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-12

The marriage OF Miss ii. R. An
was conducted in Lutheran style. at
church, with the exception of a Nor
wegian custom. viz: In Norway the
bridegroom first enters the church with
some brother or dear friend who places
him for the ceremony then follows
the bride with father, brother or guar
dan, who places her by the side of the
bridegroom. The semtcrcle of the
altar was adorned with flowers inter
spersed with lighted candles. The bride
and bridegroom sit during the discourse
Just in front of the altar their imme
date friends have chairs placed around
the semi-cIrcle in the chancel. Two
embroidered cushions, gifts of friends,
are placed on the first step of the altar
for the bride and bridegroom to kneel
upon while they are pronounced man
and wife. The priest is dressed in
black gown and cap, offers a prayer,
and a woefully long exhortation. The
choir sing a hymn, then the bride and
bridegroom exchaE gel rings while kneeI-
ing, receive the blessing, and rise
married.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-12

"ANTED-AGENTS. $3.50
w to $3.50 month. Male and female. to
sell The Genuine Common Sense Family Sewing
Machine. Price only so. Every machine war
Tanted five years. Address II. II. REGISTER
e CO. IS Broadway, New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-12

Masonic JEWELS SroLEN.-In New
ark. on Wednesday last, the, iron safe,
belonging to the St. Johns Lodge, OF
that city, was opened by picking the
lock and the ancient jewels, consisting
of the Masonic insignia made of solid
silver, were stolen. Their pecuniary
value was the least part Of the loss.
since they had a historic interest and
peculiar associations which were priced
by the members of the Lodge far be-
yond any estimate OF their worth that
could be made in money. They are
said to have been l04 years old, and
were used by Gen. John n. Cummings,
who was Master of the Lodge before
the Revolution. During the war they
were loaned to the Army Lodge at
Morristown, presided over by Wash
ington, and were also used on the oc-
casion of initiating Gen. Lafayette into
the Brotherhood of Masons.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-12

~
this animal, such
YELLOW Wa
TER, LEAVES,
COUGHS, DIS
TEMP ER, IL
FERS, FOUNDER
loss OF Ape
FTTEAND VITAL
ENERGY, &c. Its
use improves the
wind, increases
Me appetite -glTes
4 smooth and
glossy skin-and
transforms h
miserable skeleton
horse. -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-12
~,@S"S

The English papers come to us filled
with accounts ofthe great meteoric sho-
wer. In some places as many as one
hundred meteors appeared in a min
ute. Some of them were exceedingly
brilliant, burning with an intense or
ange yellow color, the larger ones mark
ing their track with an intense blue or
greenish-blue streak, which, in some
Instances exceeded a length of 90 de-
grees in space.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-12

IMMIGRATION TO TExAs.-An English
journal gives an ccoun of the sailing
of an emigrant ship from Liverpool
with some three hundred Scotch far
.ners for q somewhat novel destination
Texas. This is to be followed by tw o
or three other vessels, and the passen-
gers are to 90 at once into the interior
Of the State. 1t has become known IN
Great Britain that the immense cnun-
try of Texas offers certain peculiar adj
vantages to emigrants in its soil and
climate and productions.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-12-12
Two good natured Irishmen Of

Two good natured Irishmen on a
certain occasion, occupied the same
bed. In the morning. one OF them IN
quired of the other, "Dennis, did you
hear it thunder last night ?" mo, Pat:
did it really thunder ?" Yes, it thun-
dered as if hiven and 'arth would come
~togither." Why in the mischief, thin.
didn't ye wake me. for We know can't
Shape Whin it thunders'