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CASH IN THE TREASURY

The following is a statement of the funds on
hand in the vaults OF the Treasury on July
14th, 1866 Legal tender, $4,l76,OOO: Nationa,
Bank currency, e4,ls7, Os6; fractional curren.
cy, &442.917 80; gold 1921 1850; silver s2560:
cents, &4SS; i've cent coin, $3.50; surplus issue
OF U. s. notes, S6l ,932,425. Total ON hand,
S71,O6l6O5.59.
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Two Murders in Cincinnati

CINeIHNATI July 1.-TWO deliberate muir
ders were committed in this city last night
Edwin Hortpence from Gordon was murdered
fer his money. and a laborer named Kelly. by
a neighbor lor revenge.
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THE ADJOU1NMHNT,

The Csmmittee appointed by the Republican
caucus TO consult and report upon the question
Of adjournment have had preliminary meet
ing, but came to no conclusion. They will
meet again tonight, when it is expected they
will recommend a date for an adjournment. It
it is now thought Congress will adjourn about
the 23d last
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RELIEF FOR THE PORTLAND SuYysRRas.-
The Lawrence (Mass.) City Councils appro
priated $4,000 for the relief Of the Portlanc
sufferers at the request Of meeting Of cit
liens. In New York city the contribution
amount so far to about 4so.oOo. Lowell, Mass.
appropriates Gil 900 for the Same purpose. II
Canada heavy subscriptions are being msde
At Montreal. Mr.. Frothingham gave 81, 900
and several others 450D eaeh.
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DKPARIMEsy OF The INIERIoR,

IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1895
On the petition Of PETER GIIS1R, Of Green.
granted to him on the 18th day Of October 1857 fer
an improveJ .ent in Grain Separators for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place the 18th day Of October, 1866:
Ii 10 ordered that the said petition be heard At
the Patent once o. Monday, the LIST day Of octo-
notified to appear and show cause, IL any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO
file in the Pstent Once their objections, specially
forth In writing 1T least trenfy days before the
day Of hearing: all Testimony filed by either party
to be used ~ the sat0 hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the OF
Ace. which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon - tes-
tinony must be nled in the nice t,oenty days be-
within TEN days after Ming the testimony.
Ordered: also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and the IntelltGencer, W. shington
D. O.; and IN the Mead vile Reps blicsn, Pa, once
publications ts be at le:s sixty days Rreviens to
the day Of hearing. THOMAS HARLAND,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
P.s.-Editors Of the above papers win please
COPY and send their bills 10 the atsnt Once with
paper containing this notice. Jyl4Iaw3w
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CUSTOMS.

.-. CU6TOAS.
The receipts from customs at the ports of
Boston Philadelphia, and Baltimore for the
week ending on the 9TH instant were as fol-
lows: Boston, s4s?, 7OO.40; philadelphia. s,5s.
ass.4s; Baltimore, s12l,45O.O6; total receipts,
376O 626 o. y.
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FRACTIONAL 0U88BHCY R1OBIvuD.
The Treasurer Of the United States received
from the Printing Division Of the Treasury.
during the week ending to-day, e2l3,9o0 In
Fractional Currency.
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- Among the sad occurrences incident
upon the late Portland fire may be mentioned
the fact that an old gentleman. "a years of aee
who, on the Sd inst, was worth at least forty
thousand dollars In real estate, is now one OF
the daily applicants for rations. which he ob-
tains in q tin pail. He wears to the CITY de-
livery the only suit Of clothes which he has
left
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INTERNAL RRvRNUB.-The receipts from
this source 70 day were 96ee 1874. The re-
ceipts for the week ending to-day were os,s7e,.
"a IS. Ia. Is a..ats- - FL " =. -.
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TREASURY DIsBURsIMaN,

TREASURY DISBURsBMANTs.
The disbursements OF the Treasury on &C.
count of the War, Navy, and Interior Depart.
ments in the week ending July 18th, Is as fol.
lows; War Department. 500. 1877; Navy De.
partment, &605, $685. Interior Department. Sl47.
SIG o. Total, &l,llS, 63e IS.
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xXXlKTA CON0RE0o-FIRST 0BoSIoN.
60 =. 0ATURDAv, July u.
BKHArD--The joint resolution Of the House
respechng eonniies 70 colored soldiers wa
taken up, and. on motion Of Mr. Wilson. va
reccmnisted 70 the Military Committee. a
Or nshon - Mf. Wilson, ths blll - a uaaino
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK r. N.
GOVERNMENT SkCURIfIeo.
! WAsHIH07cH. July IL, 1850.
Jay Cooke r %. furnish the following
cusestaons of 0oyernment securities:

NEW YORK FIRST BOARD eAxnD.
Coupons, lO9a; Five Twenties, 1854. lO6x;
Five TWentes, 1854 1O5K; Five TWsnties,
1855, 1861; Ten Forttes, 9sS; Seven Thirues,
103R; Csrtncatss, 100; Gold. l52k.
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- A thief in Brownsvilie, Mercer county,
Pa, recently tapped the till Of a store in that
place in very ingenious manner. The
drawer, when closed, was against the wall
and, calculating the distance, the fellow cut a
hole from the Outside Of the building, striking
the till fair in the centre. He made $50 BY ths
operation. ~
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RELIKY roe THE portland SuYyHRHRs-
1.nns July ne % a. ne
but n ss:S re.psss,ys sss-cse. IA ssS.if
p as s.dy .as so s.. .s
pointed TO sciicii subscriptions som our siti-
zens. We trust tha6 these Appeals may NOS BE
in vain, and that eur people may pespond As
literally n they have on fermer occasions.
Seldom has an event occurred more calculated
to arouse our sympathy. fhousands OF the
sufferers lave not change OF clothieg. nor
bed nor q blanket. Never was q condegration
so completely destructive. Great num5ers OF
families hsve nothing Hft. Large quantities.
OF household goods and other property were
safety, but deveured by the flames at last A
space Of more than $50 acres in the very heart
OF the city 10 now q desolate and appalling
twelve hours without any check, and stopped
only whom IL reaehed the vacant lands outsils
OF the city. More than six miles Of stresp,
throneed By busy. happy people. now scsrce-
" AFFORD fcct.paths through the universal ruin.
Wetrust that the response to the call for help
Will meet epeh q response from our citizens Is
will be crediiable TO this metropolis.
SUDDEN DEATH Considerable talk has been
occasioned in the peighborhood Of X street and
New Jersey avenue, In conseq seuce Of the
death Of Mrs. Mary Riardon, which took place
about O'Clock on Thursday evening IRON
what we can learn the deceased was taken
sick on Tursday morning, and DIR. p. Croehan
was called IN. He found the patient suffering
with severe attack OF eramp colsc and or
derrd medicine fo- her. He visited her again
about one o'clock, and found her better Toe
husband stated that he afterwards sdmiLis-
tered the medicine es 'dirrcted, and The doctor
says the medicine, ffput Up according 70 the
prescription, could rot cause the death. The
druggist who put Hup is also sure that he
strickly followed the prescription. Birth the
druggist and physician anxious that an in
quest should be held Snd the cause Of death
ascertained 10 a certainty. Dr.. Croghan. an
view OF reports in circ1auon that tn death
resulted from the medicine. and for the pur-
pose OF having an IN vestigatonG withhoIcs for
the present the certificate for the undertaaer 10
bury the BODY. The case was reported hast
evening to officers Ouraud and Shaffer, and
this morning Coroner Woodward wa. sum
moned to hold an inquest, but the family being
divided as 10 the propriety OF such action, he
declined to act At present
ACGIDEyT.-This mLrning. Mrs. TaIbert
and mrs. King. of Marlboro. were riding in a
carriage on the corner OF Sd and e. streets the
horse took fright and ran of. both of the ladies'
being thrown out. The first named was yery
badly hurt about her head and shoulders and
the latter was also come W hat in red DR.
MCCOY, who was near by at the time, dressed
the wounds, ana officer Sprague procured a
carriage and accompanied them to Mrs Gray's
Mrs. Talberts sister, in the first ward
ALARM OF FIKR-The alarm of fire about
noon TO day, which brought out the fire de-
partment, was caused by the burning of n
chimney of the residence of Mr.. b Curran
near the corner Of ID and streets
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Specie goins Ont .

INV YORK, July F.-Fiye steamers sailed.
for Europe to-day taking 81 ,292 go In specie
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POsTMAsrER CENTRAL

POsTMAsTE1 0ENIRAL.
1t was generally believed at the Capitol to-
day that the nomination OF Hon. Alexander w.
Randall, to be Postmaster General, had been
sent into the Senate.
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~ A house Of prostitution at Atlanta, Ga,
was broken by the Police on Tuesday. The
remains OF man, supposed to have been muir
dered, were found. and the body was buried IN
cellar, but not deep enough 70 conceal the
smell. IL had been buried apparently one
month. The person 10 unknown, and is eup-
posed to have been stranger in the city The
mistress OF the houee 10 in custody
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ternoon the reunion bic. aic Of the DistTtct Vol.
unteers' Association took place at the Park, on
7th street, and Was very pleasant AMIR, bat
We regret 70 say II was not O. numerously at.
tended O. could b wished for. About dark
speaking took place, when Dol. TAFT, prssi.
dent Of the association, took the chair, ald in.
troduced Alderman Thos. Z. Lloyd and Gen
e. o. Uarringtoa, both Of whom were in TIE
three months service, and they made bfief I'd.
dresses, stretching the history OF the three
months service. At night nunberiess Ohinsso
lauterns throuGhout the grove gave 1t Q pic.
fureeque APPEARANCE. aad the festivities were
kept up until midnight. pra as
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the Criminal Court, Judee Carter, WNs a.
JsnrAea evss = ~ Arst or oetehsr. -
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QUARTERLY STATEMENT
NATIONAL BANK OF THE n METROPOLIS.
MONDAY MORNING. luLY q lR66

I. John B. Hutchinson. Cashier of the National
Bank of the Metropolis, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true, to the best of my
knowledge and baiief.
Signed. j. B. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
DiStrict Of Columbia, County Of Waskington:
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 9Th day of
July. 1856.
Signed, N. CALLAN,
jy last Notary Public
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MEDICAL LxCruREs.-t will interest medi.
cal students TO know that the winter session of
the 80 popular Medical Department Of the
University OF New York will commence on
October 18th. and be continued until March 1
CosSIRhED-The Senate. yesterday, in
executive session, confirmed the appointment,
Of Hon Green Clay Smith, OF Kentucky, TO be
Governor of Montana
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ALARM OF FIKR.-The alarm of fire about
noon TO day, which brought out the fire de-
partmenf, was caused by the burning OF a
chimney of the residence of Mr.. b. Curran.
near the corner of ID and streets
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ysa res sH8 - tasEessassa az ssrs ~ -.
fsss ap 80 aes4o e. Cox ~ 1ssg egaa /
XXI 9tss !
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BOARDING..

TWO SINGLE GENTLRMEN can have \ nicely
Furnished ROOM, with excellent Beard, in .
family whore there are a few boarders, Three
meals day, and at any hour. Terms, ;nclodiins
rights, S3 Per month each in advance. Apply at
ster Omce. " ANs
ROARD CAN BE OBTAINED By CALLING
Table Boarders ~ ia sts
LNOR R1NT-One large and neatly furnished
BOON. suitable for q gentleman and his wife,
or two gentlemen, with board Apply at No 5 8
X ct. north, bet 4th and 6th SITS. ~ 1884
ROARD.-Good BOARD, with large airy rooms,
y can be obtained at 294 New Jersey avenue
bet. and SITS. convenient t. the Capitol Denot
and Government Printing Office. jy 10 St.
TABLE BOARD at No aga 10th street, . few
Il doors north Of the avenue. Terms S2S pe1
month. a. MH
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PERSONAL.
NJ AbAME REID REM0vDD From NAME
- avenue 70 No: 80 IA street, island, where
she will be pleased TO see her old friends IT.
INFORMATION WANTED OF LEFTY ANN
= JOH Ns0N tcoored when last heard IrOnl
she WIS In Richmond Any information will be
i1n%sHHsN1siiX received by her mother. MILE
Heights, near the Long Bridge. Va. jy li-2ts
HERHBY FOREWARN ALL PERSONS NOT
i 70 tiust ANYBODY in my name, as Will pay ne
debts contracted by any one IN INV
" S-dA CHARLES SHAFRBR.
1'HE PARTNERS HIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ing between r. v ESSEX ami JOhN p Won
Ess n is his day dissolved. The basiness of the
late hrm will be settled By J. P Won ESSEN.
JULY 2, 1866. JOHN = Won ESSEN
Thankful fer past favoFs. the patronage of the
citizens is respectfully solicited The business
Will be continued by j. p Won ESSEN jyIs3t
I EFT HER HOME, on last Monday, the 9th
II instant, GE0RGIANNA, daughter OF William
hardy, aged about Is years; dressed In mourning
All persons are hereby forbidden to harbor her A
they will be prosecuted according to Law
WILLIAM HARDY,
~ 1H' corner 18th ana sts., Navy ard.
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DORTABLE

STRAIN
ENGINES,
Combining the maXimnm Of ef3ciency. durahi,itv
and economy with the minimum Of weight and
price. They are widely and favorably known.
more than 800 being IN use. All warranted salts
factory or no sale.
Descriptive circulars sent on application.
j. c. HOADLEY CO.,
" II eodSm Lawrence, Mass
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f's78 = IS - 80 I'D iIastltfs
.e4Esa2EH aE a.s.S =
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acting upicr him WIZ, is appended to this dispatch
Judge C. means Clement c. Clty.
give yOu tbs dispatch Tor your Information. II ID
Important that no publicity 90 given IT, for two rea
s's' hr,i. ttc safety o. the person from whom my To-
formation is derived, second io Importance q con.
ocaias our AaoaiaIgc o. tie Rebel cipher. You viii
max, such zee OF ths fcis you shall End adyan'a-
r'als. Tic revelation throws light upon the late
l.c'.l proposal, % rs 'ar conference.
l asl, 1il, Jogl o5ediout seIyin.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD
C.'vcs Tranci7 Adams (saue 10 Mr. Eicelou).
IGLL E2ns5>E,Es Io,JLgrEls N DAyIs-N CIPHER.
answers ievc e. iece vel from the Government
oFat3 % rance: % England to tie letters of " ssrs.
Clay ana Thompson. in reference to thc proposition
20 icre from oomc. aad heac, to England. namely,
01 wa-t .crs assistance or recognition could be OBJ
t,i.ct. atl iucl-.ag Juaes C'S direction here be-
- loi.. We send tie Tarport. Both agree with
Jrlte g. ~ Disappearing Of any concession to Euro
ei power and pco. ms prOicctorale; also agree in
believing batrr tern c0gld be obtained in the manner
suggested by him Judge CO and in accordance with
rrlo.iles eol,sroliug 10 ie0ra what would be their
oo'.ol sLoa'j il9 course proposed be followed.
1Acustterv es treated ID e. clan1 in { C usual IN.
co. .,acioy nome mH',al manner; bui in France Mr..
B. ycly PrJnI remarked that no snch alliance ana
c1u..e between tie two American countries would be
le-ia ,c3 n Euio-e and again, few days aiterward,
l confidential ia'orow sid bis sovereign would pun
is4 any -itcIp o. TIE pant Of tie United States 10
,r'tr. tie Monroe Doctrine and that if IL could be
made sure Do Federal Government would accept such
an o .,om tic @t1ios in'royo.Gion, and there were
only fair prospects If tue iacu suration Of such
cour-e ald tis made Tho issue OF non-iuerveution,
bis to,cecn would not hesitate to recognize
.-y rs nation.
I'm fac. lie bait to have taken there. just as
Ja.ao --- anticipated. The letters urge that -
e o., uatugc be made to tie Yankee Government and
er ,,s made TO Graw them into such - to
,lslrdIly.
I.c lttrr1 o'most rci,erate Argument gent them
by c., Who Dust certainly now have nearly - home
a.d VIII ic with yol to explain. We refrain from
ssI l.ne . -inll document, fearing capture.
AchHoTiedFe receipt by advertisement.
! Low s.gn tbs by numerical combination.
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venture.

Prom Our Special CoTe.pouien,-
CRY or MEXICO March 3. 1906
A few weeks since tho inhabitants of Vera
Cruz saw landing on their shore man who has won
greater fame than any foreigner who since Cortez,
ever set hisfoo, on this soil When Is was known that
lie had returned from France where no had been called
about year ago by bis superors shudder ran through
the veins Of the brayest men put Grape on their arms
women were mourning. and the bells Of the churches
tolled the funeral knol
thought, at first, that some distinguished man had
died. and that the city preparing for his funeral
When inquired the name Of the illustrous departed
was told that the cause Of this general mourning was
not for the dead bat the living that great calamity
had Just befaen the country that Attila was in Meri'
CO. or 10 speak tho language Of the people, that tho red
man. al colorado, had come.
soon understood the anxiety and fear witnesse..
was myself personally acquainted with the red man.
having met him, and remained eight days In his camp
two ago. the witness oil one OF the most bloody
dramas enacted in human annals The red man Is
French officer about IS yeare old dressed red jacket
plad and trousers with Russianleather boots reaching
above his knees, Damascus blade on ono side. aud
revolver the Other. On his breast can be seen
string Of crosses nine In number marks OF h.s bravery
on the battle. field aud Of bis distinction as military
man. These crosses he won In Algeria, IN the cImea
ard in Itsly wherever there was danger to defy aud
glory TO win He is ColOne! In the French army
and the chef OF tbs gueras In tic fisa eati
sEns. His name 10 Col Dupln- Inc MeXicaAs CAL
Lim tie colorado. OF toe red man
Nv meeting with bim Was quite unexpected. In 1903
the railroad between Vera Cruz aud Mcdeilln dis.
taass VI Line msa was nearly completed, tnd
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MEXICO.

Mexican GuerriiIas and Commandments
ias-Arrivai Of the Colorado, or Red
Man, in MeIico-Fears Of the Natives
Of his Person-DescripiiOn OF the City
of NIedeIiin-Orgnnizat Of the Coan.
ter.GuorilIas-My Visit to the Latter
City-A Baker md his Four Daughters
"A Ball - Medciiin-A Terrible Adj
venture.
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CUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE
FgsGN PARIS.

The Presidonrs SPEECH - Victor kIugo's
Kew Booh-A Fuller Tiiie-Tbc PILOT
-CTiic1i t:cmuri,s-Thc Effect OF Ia
iie-f-aFhct Value OF The Auibor's
N'orks-IEiic. Tbercsa-Opcrniic Hens
-Gnstnvc Escrc-Dramniic EnteIIigeucc
-Anrucnn Ncws-NspoIcoa's Life oil
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OFFICE L. ). NILfIATY TELEGRAPH
WAR DEPARTMENT
HALIFAX, n. 81, reb "a, 1865.
H.. v. ii. SEWARD. Secretary Of StaG
I.!mation has reached me- from sources believed TO
Do n, ~ be- that four iron-cads their way from
EIcnch and English ports to attack Ncw.York CITY,
an at five blockade running steamers be converted
1no psvateers armed with two guns each, are to CO.
epo-.e with them. under command Of Capt Molatt.
n NJ JACKSON. United Stoles Consul.
Mr. SEWARD 10 mE. ADAHs.
BrpagInEyT or -T.Tr,
srseBl CIO., ~ Ic1 J, ls.y.b
SIs On the 18Th q fellG4uy aa, itb- eini-'-'y
GIote IN cipher 70 Jerhyu DAVIS Or some subOtdinae
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21
EEASES OF THE LIVER.

The l.. re much more frequently tho seat of dis
case tina generally supposed The function II isdc-
sitsncd bcrtor1n and on the regular execution Of
which dnds not only the general health Of the body.
but the ycrs Of the stomach bowels. brain and the
whole nous system, shows Its vast and vital import
ance TO man health. When the liver is seriously
diseased ia fact not only dcrangcs the vital functions
ofthe b< but exercises n powerful influence over
the mirlnd its operations, which cannot easily be
deecrib> II has close connection with other dis
eases, nlanifests itself by great vuriefy of
symptOof NEST doubtful character, that II mis-
leads m physicians, even Of great emincnce, than
any 9TH tai organ. The intimate connection that
exists necn the liver and the brain. and the great
domnivhich ! am persuaded II -sxercisee over the
passioii mankind, convince me that many uniortn-
nate bss have committed acts of deep and criminal
atroctr become what fools term hypochondriacs,
from timplc fact Of diseased state Of the liver.
have been convinced that more than one-llalf OF
the coints which occur In this country, are TO be
consfi us having their seats In diseased state Of
the Ii will enuneratc some Of them: lNpIGEs-
TIoS,.ANcEp STATE or THE BOWELS, uRrrAnE AND
vlSHvE FEELINGS AND PASSIONS, from triiling and
inadste causes, OF which afterwards feel
aslias last, though not least more than TIIaEE
FOUR Of the diseases enumerated under the head Of
CuNiiT1oS have their seat III diseased liver. This
is tina his.htfu catalogue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-21

The proprietcrs Of the Fort Pitt can
non Foundry, Pittsburg, intend sending
big twcnty.inch cannon from that city to
the Paris exhibition. II is 90 feet long,
81 feet diameter ut the brecch, and will
weigh so tons. When completed 1t will
be mounted on an excellent iron carriage
weighing 8 tons, and will be accompanied
with specimens Of balls, shells and car
triges. The cost Of this monster will be
obout $4,000. 1t requires 100 tons Of
melted iron to cast one, and fourteen days
to cool it of properly.
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DR.. Easterly's
DIARRHEA SYRUP

This Medicine is a pleasant and infallible
cure for Diarrhac, Dyscntery, collie chol.
era morbus, cramps or spasms. Bowel
complaints, and all arrangement of tho
stomach and bowels of children whct
TEETHING.
THIS CELEBRATED, POPULAR AND fyFMIL.
j bic Remedy has been used by the most intelligent
and respectable families in ST. Lsuis for the last fif-
teen years In all cases Of Diarfnc, Dysenicry aud
Bowel complaint, and all unite IL pronouncng 1t the
most speedy and esiectual Meticsc they have ever
used. Price, 70 cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by u. II. EAS1QRLY = Co., No.
70 North Fith etrcet. ct. Louis, Mon Sold 1t their
Branch Store, No. 20 Madison street, Chicago, III.
For sale by Druggists generally.