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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-03-15

Mr.. FIELDS, a London bookseller, is
known for his wonuerfu! memory and
knowledge of English literature. 1t is
said that when any author in the neigh
bOrhOOd is at Il loss for a particular pas
sage, he goes at once to the ''book stOre''
for the desired information. One day
at a dinner party, a would-be wit think
ing to puzzle Mr.. Fields and make sport
for the company, announced, prior to
Mr.. Fields arrival, that he had himself
written some poetry, and intended to
submit it to Mr.. Fields as Southey's.-
At the proper moment therefore, after
the guests were seated he began:
"Friend Fields, I have been great
deal exercised of late, trying to find out
in Southey's poem, his well-knOwn
lines running thus-(repeating the lines
he had composed) can you tell me
about what time he wrote them?"
do not remember to have met
them BEFORE" replied Mr.. Fields; "and
there were only two periods in Southey's
life when such lines could possibly have
been written by him."
"When were those" gleefully asked
the witty questioner.
Somewhere" said Mr.. Fields, ssabout
that early period of his existence when
he was having the measles and cutting
his first teeth, or near the close of his
life, when his brain had softened, and he
had fallen into idiocy. The versification
belongs to- the measles period, but the
expression clearly betrays the idiotic
One.' -Ha=5zH
The questioner smiled family, but the
company rOared. 1854 t
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-15


The MEXICAN QUEsTIoN.-In the
French Corps Legislatiff on May %.
M. Jules Favre reminded the Cham
ber that it had still to discuss the
Mexican question. and that on the
occasion of the debate on the Budget
the Government had promised that
the documents relating to that ques-
ton should be presented to the
Chamber. M. Vuitry replied that
the Government would see what docu-
meuts it was possible to publish in
the present state Of negotiations be-
tween France and Mexico. ''But, -
added the Minister, ''the Chamber
understands that in the present
position OF affairs the publication OF
the dispatches must be accompanied
with great prudence and reserve
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NOTICE.
MAYOR s OFFICE,

COLUMBIA, June =, 1850
EOR ;he information OF persons who
4 NAV dc ignorant rf the Laws Of :he
city. and to prevent any further viola atlon
of sand laws herein mentioned, the follow
ing Ordinances are republishcd:
BE Il OTid,d.", That il shall not Ue law
ful to drive any wagon, cart or other car
rage, or rIdc or lead any horse across or
upon any open brick drain. within the cor
porate limits of the city of Columbia. e.
ccpt at the bridges or other places pro
vldcd for crossing said drains, under y
penalty not exceeding twenty dollars for
each and every offence"
BE i. .f,ttter ord Iisted Tha: ii shall not
be lawful to drive any wagon or other car
riage, or ride or lead a.y horse or male, OF
suffer them to stand upon any pavement,
except in eases Of absolute necessity; and
any person offending herein, shall be sub
than fifty dollars"
June s THEO. STARK, Mayor
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-15

MISSISSIPPI PRESS CONVENTION =
The Mississippi Press Convention
now in session at jackson, Mississip-
pi, have passed resolutions declaring g
that the people accept the arbitra-
ment of arms In good faith; will sup
port emancipation and elevate the
freedmen, and endorse the Presi-
dents policy OF reconstruction. They
say Stevens, Sumner a Company are
endeavoring to destroy the Constitu-
ton and establish despotic Govern
ment.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-15
MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcY: ,

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY; An
Essay of Warming and Instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with sure
means of Yelief. Sent free Of charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr. J.
SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Howard Associa
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. April 10 3mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-15
BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect HAIR DYE.
Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous
Produces Immediately a splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
Is signed William A. Batchclor. Also, RE-
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEURS, for Restoring and Beautifying
the Hair. CHARLES BACHELOR.
Oct 25 ly New York.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-15

PTHY. The. Richmond Times
closes an article on our political con-
dition as follows:
AS we are told that we are still in
rebellion" and that the war, ac-
acording to the radical theory, is still
going on, it seems that we have taken
no benefit from our submission. IN
one sense, the war. Is certainly going
on-in the breasts and passions Of
the radicals-to degree as fierce as
when Grant was before Petersburg,
and Sherman in the centre of Geor-
gia. 49,
In the great. and momentueus
struggle which is about to be inau-
gurated in Europe, it would present
a redeeming aspect to humanity if
we could show for peace an unbroken
front in America. But it seems de-
stined to be fer otherwise. Fenians,
radicals, negroes, Liberals, Imperial
lists, Chileans, peruvians, Sp: riards,
Brazilians, Buenos Ayrians and Pa
raguayans are keeping this continent
in turmoil from one extremity to
the other.
We wish to find that place which
Fl. S. Foote went IN pursuit of when
he became disguised with jefferson
Davis and the Southern Confedera-
cy-a place where he could live in
peace. and be comparatively free
from taxation. Can anybody give us
the direction to this locality, for we
do not believe Mr. Foote succeeded
in finding it?
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-15

The Richmond Why states that
rents have fallen very rapidly in that
city. Stores which last year rented
from 50, 500 to $1,000 arc now easy
to be obtained for 5000 to $1,000.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-15

No WHEAT FOR EXPORT IN THE
SOUTH. The Atlanta (Ga.,) Ne'c
Era, of June l, observes: The
South will not be able to do more
this year than supply itself with
breadstuffs. Formerly we exported a
considerable amount of flour, but we
cannot d , SO this year.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-15
GREAT SOUTHERN and WESTERN
LIFE ANDACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 2t cARoNpoLET STREET, NEW ORLEANS
GEN JAMES IONGSTREET. PRESIDENT
c. WILLIAMS. SECRET AIRY.
S25 WILL INSURE YOU ONE YEAR FOR SIS, 900 ;!
~ Gents viii Purchase TW2 y DAY TICKET for $1,000
500 will Insure you ONE MONTH for SIS O0O
WEEKLY COMPENSATION IN CASE OF ToTA! DISABILITY


in
workshop OF
batn ~ tot dome hIeeile
he
n death
Of
nj Han. .hanA Warty
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coLGATE's HONEY soar.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such
universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mild and cmol-
lient in its nature, frasrantly scented.
and extremely beReficial in its action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. March IS Iv
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-15

While a working party was engaged
few days ago in disinterring the
Federal dead who fell III the battle of
Resaca, near Atlanta, they discovered
a body which excited attention from
the smallncss of the feet IN ex-
animation, it was found to be that Of
q woman who had been killed by a
bullet through the head lhe grave
was marked Charles Johnson, pri-
vate, Sixth Missouri Volunteers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MAIL ARRANGEMESTs.- Post Office is
open during Tie week from a. m. to p
IN. and from 81 p. m. to Z p. m. On sun
day, from 8 to 8 a. m.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-15

The Petersburg Erpress says "The
famous Gallego Mills in Richmond,
which Were destroyed by the great
fire in April of last year, have been
for some time in process OF recon
strnction They were regarded as
the most extensive -four mills in
America, and as they are being erected
on more magnificent scale than ever,
they will lose none of their prestige
The salary Of the Governor of Cali
fornia is Sl4,0 900 per annum in gold
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DROPesALs FOB sTArIOHERY

Treasury Drpartment, ossos Of Internal Rsr,nxe,t
Washington, October 18th. 1850. (
Sealed RrSpcssls viii be received d this once
n, tor ,slplying the Assessor. ssd Collecsors OF
Internal Revenue throughout that portion of the
United states Hi.s east Of the Rocky Mountains
nth, 1857 snd uRtil the first day Of January. 49,.
for su1Iyinf the SCISSORS and Collectors west Of
Bidder. may Obtain a schedule Of articles 10 be
furnished, with conditions under which such arti-
cles are to be delivered, upon application 70 any
Assessor or Collector, or TO the Commissions q
Ne proposals viii be entertained fren parties
Who Are not regular manufacturers or dealers I'm
the articles BID for, nor viii proposals be censid-
cred uulees accompanied by satisfsctory euaran-
tee that the contract viii, n swsrded, be faith
BIDS which contain price. less than the fair cost
OF the articles Win be considered fraudulent and
The Two Hundred and Forty Collection Districts
are distributed into nve Departments, e shown hy
the schedule furnished, and each PROPOSAL must
nome the Department il 10 proposed 20 supply
The Commissioner reserves the right 20 re .ect
bids paris Of bids which the terest Of the
Government may require.
The bids shouh be addr essed TO the Commission
er Of Internal Revenue, endorsed Proposals for
oers.n =. A. ROLLINS,
oc Is eotnovl4 Commissioner.
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PROPOSALS.
DB0PosALs TCR FLOUR.

QGce Depof Cemrissars or Sssbsi,gsaesl
q WashsnefoR. ID. C., November 5, 1876
Sealed Proposals are invited until SATURDAY
November 10. 1885, Il O'Clock m, for furnishing ~
Subsistsucs Department with
ONE THOUSAND n .oo0 BARRELS OF FLouR-
The proposals will be for what t. known ., thi.
Depot &c Nos. 4, 2. and 5, and bids will be eptsr
tanned for any quantity less than the whole
bios must be In duplicate, end fer esen grade on
The selivery Of the Flour 20 commence within
I'VE days from the opening Of the bids and must he
delivered In such quantities, daily, as the Govern
ns M, ny sirset AZ the ~harves, or Railroad De
The delivery OF all Flour awarded 20 be com
the bid VI
Bids will be received for Flour 20 be delivered in
new oak barrels, head lined.
Payment will be made in such funds a. tho
6overpment may have 70 disbur sernept
The usual Government inspection will be nade
just before the Flour IL received and none will Le
accspted which 10 not fresh ground, and Of Q su.e-
No bid Will be entertained from partie. who
hsye previously failed to comply with their bids
or from bidders not present 70 respond.
government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause.
Bids to be addressed to the undersigned, at No.
223 street, endorsed Proposal. for Flour"
no Q MAJOR and q. g., &. 8. A
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SThere were ~ per cent. more marriages
IN Ohio last year than ever before.
~There are fourteen inches Of snow mn
Lake Superior way.
ga full regiment of Fenians will paxade
through the streets Of Cincinnati before long
Their uniform is the regular army cap bound
with green, the Zouave jacket with green fac.
ing and binding, and blue pantaloons with
green cord.
- Mr.. John stuart Mill, in the new edition
Of his works Just issued in England, has
omitted from his Treatise on Politi cal Ecouo.
my passage which describes the people of
this county as entirely devoted to money max.
ing.
DAnother playful homicide was committed
in Hacmsn, IT, Tuesday afternoon. when
William Dsederman, aged twelve, pointed q
loaded pistol at his playmate, Elizabeth Lines,
snapped If, and she fell MORALLY wounded.
- An extensive in fire IN Paris last month
was instantly extinguished by the orrs.ng of
three bottles Of sulphuric eths, 'sa cJnunts
of which, mixing with the Atmospheric air,
put an cad Go the combustion.
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A5HiTED SIZES ~ nA! P !affTEhNs1c 66trrc

WASHING TON. october 10. 1870.
On the Petition Of PINCkNEf FROsT, Of
spIineheld, Vermont, praying for the extsbsisn Of
las, and reissued the 9th day. Of February.
Tor .sys, year. from ths sngr.tio. q said
q. Il orders that the Ssid PETITION be heard st
December next, at Il O'Clock n. /; and eli Dersons
Are sotined 70 appear and show cause, IL aly they
Persons opposing the eTtension Are required 10
Me 70 the Patent Once their objections, specially
sst Firth IN xrtine q lest i,ee.tg ds,s bssore
party, to be used q the said hsAring. must be
taken and transmitted In accordance with the rules
don.
Dispositions and other papers, rolled uvou n
testimony, must es hlsd IN the once fvessv days
.ofore the day Of bearing; the argums nts n M.
within e. dsys .;ter fling the tsssimony,
Ordered, alse that this notice De published IN the
Repsbl,oan and the Inteli, sescer. Washingson. d.
o., and in the Vermont Journal, Windsor, Yer
mont, once o week for three sucoeesive weeks; the
hfst Of aid publicafien % be q least sixfy days
previous 70 the day Of hearing
Cemmissiouer of pAtsnb.
Ps.1disor. 81 the ssoye sapsgs win please
With paper containing this notice. &C IS lavSu
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~The soldiers aud sailors of Massashu-
sets, IN ala.e convention. discussed plans for
the equalization of bounties. The scheme un-
DER confederation contemplates the formation
OF aHew party without political obligations,
save 20 the soldiers, aud the enactment of A Ii
cense law which shall extract million of dol.
lars annually. from the liquor dealers of the
State-an amount which in seven years would
be suffeient 10 pay the whole sum required
for the equalization, both principal and inter-
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SURELY, STEADILl

cS"ELt OA6AO1A1s
SUCCESSFULLY,
eMOLANDEBB EXTRACT BUoKU
Ii CURING
ever case Of KIDNEY DIsIAsI, RAIvnA1IsN,
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsoRDIIs, WBAKNEss and
PAINS in the BACH, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arising from ExcEssKs OF AMI KIND.
OOAE, II AFFLICTED
THY LANDBR,s.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
sold By Ill Apothecaries. Price q. d. BARNHe
CO., New York. and BARNIe. WARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH
RoGERs, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
General Agents. feb lo-ly
O0LGATEB AROMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP
A"perior TOILET SOAP, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILS in combination with GIYcRRrN
and especially designed for the use of LADIES, and
the NURSERY. Its perfume 10 exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale By all druggists. fe9-eolv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e PUBLIC TASTE HAS DECIDED THAT
PHALONS MIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS"
shall reign gupreme among the perfumes manufac
Iured on this continents fact Of which the unpre
cedented Increase in its raes during the past six
~ ALL THE WORST FORMS OF RHEUMA-
TIsm are being daily cured BY METOALFE'S
derful Medicine never fails, and thousands who
have suffered excruciating agony for years are in.
stsntly relieved and soon cured by q few dOses.
no 6-eo2w 8. z. FORD, Agent.
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~A fashionable young gentleman in De-
uoit changed has boarding house, and was
gwen room just vacated by young lady
On Friday morning. while preparing his toilet
he espied a bottle which he supposed to con-
tain hair oil, and as il was very nicely scented
he applied the article freely. The application
resulted in his locks being changed to a sill.
very hue, and be now looks like q man of six
~. Instead OF hair Oil, il turns out that the
youth found a bottle Of Waggoner's French
enamel.
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY

We can conscientiously recommen nd t. these suf-
LANDS MILLITLU0Us OOteH BALsAM.
II gives relie almost in:ta ataneous and 10 With
doubt but the Mellihuous Cough Bslsam IL one Of
the best preparations In nse; and is all that its
the past week, and found relief from q NEST dis.
fTescinS cough 1t !. prepared by DR.; Strickland,
foI sale By Druggists. Sold BY W. NAlkN {
co. Also 1t WAITBe Drug Store. and OdAS
CHkIsTIHI's, 317 Pa. avenue and 500 Ninth
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% ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBUR0 AND 20
II TONAO RAILROAD.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, f6unday n m sxceptsd

The a1isksst e.d most dirsct route 70 Richmond.
Va and the South, via the Potomac
steamers .lS from sixth Street Wh.Ii, elAK]c
Richmond, fredencksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed nom Aauis Greek to Rich.
mond connecting there With trains on the Rich.
pond and Petsrsbufg and Rie6mend md DanviHe
6sleieh, 9rssnsbsro, SALISBURY. charlotte and
sts.msrs Keyport and o. vandsrbilt lssve Sixth
Street Wharf daily (Sunday morning excepted) II
g .. "a. and ,. m. and arrive In Riohmond q
IHROU0H TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles ahorter ANA ~ Hours Quicker thaI
any Ether koute,
Be sure and Get Through Tickets via Aluis
Oreek and FredericksburG, to Richmond, 0t the
Company Once, corner Of PsnnA. avsnue and 9Th
street, or on board Of tAsboets. Bassaes CHECKED
Onnibu.es end Baggage wagons win be q.
tween depots In Richmond. = 81
Passengers By THE line DaD By daylight MounS
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of visitinG
several bsttle.6elds near Brsdericksburs b. stop
Breakfast and sup ON board Of etsamsrs.
GEO. NATTINGEY. Supt., Washingtcu, d. O.
MATTHEW CLARK, AGENT, Washington.
apSly General Passenger Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY NA0LD D CO., Aucsaoneery.
- ooleo-Hoomo Ho. 006 PonnGylvania Az

BIZ c1 H. 3: .,....
e. IL g: sif
Ace, = t6s ss:ss Of stocn q arocsriss snd EsF:
sShsnSi:s e s'sry ds'ori1sass. Hor''s. osIr,.es:
AHsi s sAEsi "a sYtESSTvHIT PHaiC AnP AND
Ws:s:ssss. p e. sSs sns s:' : isss
Of ss
isg q y q m Hnder the the supervision Of Capt.
IN e.io. s9snSs sSs f SfSSs
About 1906 s1 Ssi' l. 500 Picks; Il o,o H.,cs.,,
Aho.t,s 600 Axe Handles; 200 Pick Handles, and
.IS::s soSSs ere NV NV and ., ORIGINAL rAok-
tusiss Dsd Ssss s y liant
%, snd others.
ZOO Infantry Over Co.ss-SiScS 0''sA' ana gray
80 S.if. qrs s::.s All new goods.
S sSn;i.ti.s Of ersssc infs1sry Sysrees.: ssck
sssi ss.i::, iss suSss.
o q r.s;. A sss fsSs i. Hs:
c .. ,n.f be removed within hv. day. frsm
!; ess. ...s u II S:s ssns:
O'" H0HxBLEs h. roMpKIss,
Cali On s0IDiIaS5 SSsT -
- CBTA
0i0ONaS1ersnasfGvss (l1es D.,os ~ w..a... ,
direction q sss q e. &c. % re-
following described builcinss ~ Iii ~ st ta1 9
eommencins NJ 10 M. MAJ the E 50 ~,
LIEUTENANT Colonel James W Moore, a. o. H.,
'9S n;.1 h.rr.sk, 81 fee. by Is. feet;
One storehouse. I2xsl feet;
e: S SISis. r SS.ri r. 5; ssE feet;
one Kitchen. sss7o is.t;'
On: Wan VAN ss S.:s i isasf f:ss
Tw ., Open She Sheds, isali feet;
e: e: $ Sss s ss:s 1s.ss ! 81.
S S s SsssId.Ssa.s. issss feet;
Let Of Goal bips:
r.ns. lot OF Fencing And nsai feet Of Picket
ana e.sd Is .Ss.s buiiSinrs Pipes
ARTICLE, must be renewed within ten days from
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CHILDREN IN EACTORIRs-A favorite sub
lect with some OF our newspapers and with a
great many of our stump orators is the evils of
the English factory system, by which large
numbers of very young children are put to
work, and are thus deprived not only of the
usual opportunities for school education, but
are injured in their health and stunted in their
growth. It's bad system, and deserves all
the condemnation u has received, but neither
our newspaper writer's ner our orators need
90 so far as England for instances of the evil
effects of this system, for we find THAI of $50
children in the town OF killinyly, Connecticut,
less than one-han attend school, in conse-
quence OF the factories absorbing so many Of
Them.
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~The Newbnry port Herald tells a story of
, newly married couple who attended a laun en-
IN that city. A staging gave way and let the
gentleman into. the water. BEFORE he was res.
cued his wig came on and fioated away.
When ne was pulled out, bald and oreuched
his wife refused 70 recognize HIM. and besou ght
the crowd that they would save her husband.
porting franlicaily to his HAIR drifting down
-tna
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x!Gsss attfn'e 6A Pr 'Sm1 f. sss:.:t
Ne 4d sR Pile Is.7s: her 1iss opposite
tween Barre And Lee street,. s.ltiper every
QxFORD, CLORA,S POtNT, W1LL1CHS
WwHHA aRR rC4bMBRLRGE:r HUGHLETTS
Kii1Rf, .sd fLoY6'sf IAaHNDfMGG.D foHD'S
Rsturline from THE SHORE" she leaves
Lloyd Landing at p. m, Cambridge ct 4 80 D.
m, and Haston Point at p. m -, (touching ct the
intermediate landinsD on Mondays, Wednesdays,
She has fne state. rooms, and all other passenger
accommodations. equal to those of any other
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. se 5-tf
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phis paper say that q couple ran away from
their parents and got married. This took place
AZ n station on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad. The father of the bride pursued:
awoke the PAIR in the dead Of hight; presented
pistols al the head Of the bridegroom; made
him consent 10 renounce his wife; and carried
her OF. The lady was chastised by mother
and brothers, ana confined to her room. The
temporary bafted groom obtained legal pro-
cess. and sent to the house TO secure her TIE
deputy sheriff, in charge of the affair, twas
made drunk by the brothers, dismissed his
posse, and while in this condition the young
lady was carried on by one of the household
for parts unknown
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TWO BAD CASES OF PLIES CURED By !
hTRlNK LANNR Pile RRMEnY

TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED BY DR
efRlCKLANDp PILE REMEDY
Mr.. Glass. Of Janesville, Wisconsin writes fer
the benent of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an agra
waited case Of Piles, and his brother was
from the army as iAcurable, he being Qnite para.
yZed with the Piles Both these distressn g cases
PILE REMEDY. The recommend alton Of these
gentlemen. beside the daily testimonials recei we'd
By Dr. Strickland, ought to convince these suffer
Ing that the most chronic cases Of Piles
are cured by DR.. etrfckland's Pile Remedy. Itis
sold By DruRgistg everywhere. Sold by J. W.
MARIN d 90 OHAs, CHRISTIANI, 371 Pa.
avenue and 500 9Th street. oc s IL
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DOTOMAe TRANSPORTATION LINZ.
NOTICE TO sHlPPRRs.

The 1seaner ExPREss, Capt. =. A. RYTHlR.
gRDAY for GIymont, Budd Ferry,
Stores, Matthias Point Chapel Point Pio1den
Wharf, Lancsster's Wharf. stones Wharf, Cur.
Piney Point, Point Lookout, and arrives n Baiti.
more N 8 Q. N. on Sunday
J.B. BRYAN BRO Assps,.
ep1-d No. 34S Penna avenue
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DEpARrNKNr OF SrA1

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WARRINGTON, November 1, 1866.
Information has been eceiyed at this Depart
rnent from Mr.. J. III. McColley, the Consul of
the Unitet States AZ Callso, Peru, Of the death
on the goth of May, 1866, lost overheard at sea.
of Frank Johnsob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-06
DEPARrMEST OF STATE.

WASHINGTON, Novem Der |, 1866.
Information has been received at this Del part
ment from Mr.. J. II. McColley, the Consul OF
the United STATES 1T Cailao, Perm, OF the death,
on the 18th of September. 1906 at the Hospital,
Callao, Of Russell Lo-ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-06
DkPARrNKNr OF STATE.

WASHINGTON. November 1, 1886
Information has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. j. IL. McColley, the Consul of
the United States at Callao, Peru, OF the death,
on the 18th Of July, 1866, at Chinsha Islands,
of y. Anderson