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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-15
COURT PROCLAMATION.

XI7HEkEAS, the Hon. VIM. ELWELL. Presi
wv dent Julse ofthe Court Of Common Pleas and
Court OF General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and
the President Justice Of the Court Of Oyer and Ter
miner and General Jail Delivery. for the trial Of cap
ital and other offences for the twenysixth Judicia
District of Penn'a J. V Smith and y. II. Wells ESqs
Associate Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas and
General Quarter Sessions Of the Peace. and Associ
ate Justices of Oyer and Termner ami General Jail
Delivery of the County Of Wyoming, haze by their
nj ecept to me directed, ordered
A GENERAL COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER
AND G GNERALJAlL DELIVERY.
TO be held at funk l4nnock on Monday he Goth day
Aug. A. D., 1866.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coroner, all
Justices of the Peace and COnsta bes within the Coun
ty of Wyoming that they be and appear in their pro-
per persons at the time ID place above mentioned,
with their rolls records, inqustions examinations,
recoguizances and other rememhrances, to do those
things which to their Offices in that behafrespectve
ly belong.
Notice is also given that those who are bound by
recOgnizances prosecute the prisoners that
shall be in the Jail of W yoming County, thatthey be
then and there to prosecute them as shall be just.
AHIRA GAY,
Sheriff.
ShcriH's Office.
Tunkhannoek Mar. 2S, 1866
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-15
SBAzET SgIO@A
AT MEHOOPANY,

AT MEHOOPANY,
Will commence in the School Building, on
Wednesday the 5th of Sept. 1866,
rs. TERMS.
Tuition in Common English Branches, S40O
s, Higher 5U0
French. German and Drawing each 200
And for Incl dentals, sum not exceeding 3U
All bills to be settled at The middle of the term,
and scholars who attend school only part of term,
will be changed by the week, 40 cents for Common
and so cents for Higher Eng Branches.
E, VOSE.
Nehoopany, Pa, July 25, l866.---v5n50
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-15
To Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received until Monday the
aCth inst at o'clock p. NJ for building PREsBY-
TrRIAS CHURCH IN TUNKHANNoCK, the material to
be either Brick Stone.
The Plan and Specifications can be seen at the
store of Mr.. Daniel Wright, in Tunkhannock after
the 18th inst Information can be obtained also of
G. W. Lung Esq, Scranton.
Building Committee RHSiH4% hS NJ dI4SJba1 HS5s
Tunkhannock, Aug. L 1866
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-15
NOTICE.

Whereas certain Judgment note, dated Feb l6
1866. for one thousand dollars with interest &c.
against Theron Detrck was taken from my posses
siOr about the 9Th day of July, 1866, By some
person or persons. All persons hereby forbidden
from purcha said note and said Theron Detrick
is hereby forbidden to pay said note to any persons
except myself my executors, administrators or as
Ggnsr.
GEORGE DETRICK.
Falls, Wyo. Co, Pa, July Z, 1866.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-15

6@~ MONTH !-AGENTS want
- ~ ed for sir entirely nee a, ticles
just out Address O 7. CAREY, City Buildings
Biddsford, Maine.
v6nH -lysar
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-15
pouNTY FOR SOLDIERS.

The act of Congress July 18th 1866, allows SlOO,
extra pount, to soldiers ani to soldiers discharged
on the account Of wounds 10 Widows Minor children
or Parents of any soldier who died In the service
Papers prepared to procure bOunties by
w. M. PIATT
Attorney at Law
Tunkhanuock Pa.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-15

Shcritf's Office,
7unkhannoek Mar. 2s, 1866
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-15
WHISPERS WHISKERs y

DR.. L. 0 MONTEz' Corroiid the greatest stmu la
tor in the world, will force Whiskefs or Mustsches
to grow on th smOothest face chin never known
TO fail sample for rrel sent free any ore deslr-
ous of testing its merits. Address, REEVES & Co.,
7S Nassau ST., N. Y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-10
NuERIEF SALE

by virtue ofan execution issued from the
Office Of the clerk Of the Gasconade Circui,
Court ana directed to me in favor of. Green
T.. Richardson and against Jacob MOSIey,
| have levied and seized as the property
Of tho sad Jacob Mosley tho following de-
scriDedreaI estate, to wit
Tn: south east quarter and east half Of
north east quarter, and south part of west
ha.- OF north east quarter, section %, and
north east quarter OF section 81, allsm
township y Of Range 1. containing $50
acres NOR. or less.
And viii on the 18th day Of March
mex, bet Ncru the hours offs o'clock in the
forenoon and ) in the afternoon ofthat day,
before the courthouse door in the town OF
Hermann, and bile the Circuit court is in
session, sell all he RIGHT and interest which
! may or can sell as sheriff, OF, in and to
the above described property, to the
.l-hc%t bidder Toc cash in hand, to satisfy
the said execution and costs.
This 10Th doy Of February 1866.
VIM. BERGER, Sheriff
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-10

!. 1"kemNe Z. GtgFttn9 Gttmr
| tee Frrtcybcilm tttti il! cIHt 3.:,u2f
'tst Un2 ul'ttt3lrr Mieliijn.
It's @trurfn'S tjae5 wnfnmta, 3urg1liiT.u
rrc iihsrsn oeiim:tts!5 ar9en ra5 iatll5, IN unirrem
Ram: c;ntcrmjiAt llttrl, l3stiliettr Gtnnnnt
it iten tau9t Stiu6it mlrren. aitt eIcs ccu &isri.
tn mn MGrnern rtr 9GtNtnitait, rrtcl 6orit,
uIBrn ith itcr lIe Wc3enGen unr Climate eyitre-
DIN, ipNreyn lcicer auh yrn cen tl5nen @nli1r:uz
ten MN madcrn 9jrniercu, nc AM itrcn milieli.
gcu Wonterunaen iltCr BE peiten 0~ruiyiGn, rurd
rie ,oGuricn SUmpis UNI N%iepcrun1en ren llfsrn
%,nllerpr StrSme rut!an95 I'M lb sire neue 6tiz
ntat1 gu %9rlnrfn, cine liGete 9tute le6 crtQr-
mun95lcien 3erltGreya mer.ell.
Ir. Stepbens :, wsIter Fine 0an;e Wuimrs,
Iamtcit Iton lett Sabrsn risicm ;3meisc rer Ssil.
tunre A~emjrmet INN nit mimi ertarrm Grfcl1 Saus
Ienre Ter trTnungsloieilsn Sale tetaurit uur
Ittn Seilmittcl tatst gu icjntr sGailen 3uirieren-
bett erprrst bat, gilt irst Ter ~lrirtnprn Nenitbcit
lie 0ruttt isinsr SATIRE lnn9en 2lteit gum Sst;n.
lnctnt er rer;slter cine N3n,i a%ntistet, auf psren
9&jrtjnmtcit lie in rem pcrsnriitI iten Sdlen nit
Sen BbsIt rehnsn tSIuGu, ump rtt in rem SInrtn
icte5 YtpObutrs Ter wsltliten Staaten uHr jfrea
Neiinlsn Sin ioQe.
3u taten lei
PETER e. BLOW, st. Louis,
NC tsi aacn Crr3uiltsn I'M sdnsen Came.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-10
administrators HokLce-

Notice is hereby given, that letters Of
administration upon the estat of FR1EpR1ru
MEaTERMAcHER decd. lave been granted
to The undersigned from the clerk of the
County Court of Gasconade county,, bparing
date November 18th 1861.
All persons having claims against said
esta c are hereby requested to exhibit them
for allowance properly authenticated to the
undersigned administrator within one yeor
srom the date Of said letters, or tbey NAV
De Prociuded from any 5ehetit of said estate,
ana II SAID claims are not presented within
ihFee years from the date of SAID letters,
they Will be- forever barred.
HERMANN OBERKROM.
Administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-10
Sam 3titsan5.

GeraPgrtat Gli15 3umpsr it aui Elmer
Iadrciie aus 5nei.u, aui rtm Sste,d res 36ii>
iri tt:amGcstnr, an Etr Seits reGs!9tn einen
HoyhiA.- og&l5 ii ras Z" iraetsI sr timtn Mls
!rcisn. 81 mci5 nitt, wis man na5 GRitr
on rtm frilcg GAME nennt,' titltlt ~ ;ur Qnt
mo:t. np,r ]ntnutu's bier einen sce-NeYofaten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-10
Sic Mafpm uno 6amIin Sabine
Srocltr. +.

40 scri&ieeene scrtsn, ssctsntt iTr Sipttn- unr
reI!lit, Mufit. srn so his gu 5000, 60ni>
uGErtibi9 0cIr-unp Stltermes
raiasn mn nnrere YrGmisn iiao ~rcnitIten ,uer<
fanpt ncrttn. 9uuitrirte Gatnioss merren protis
r%etionet. AeNrtis: .e~
NaIUn & 6omliu, 8ailon, sttss 9lafpu
S'etssrs, 9tw gstt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-10

2it ia9R ltr NGmt 0!.!nclAf, trut@t Gttti
ANitel ri9t ateiu rtn NaaruuQ2a, w;aI tGtlt!tt
lUan ~grrrroen uuo ii 6&0re Az iallin, ~irnctrn 81
"tettt aus RE 60vte rrriclttn IN
jtrsv Isuttren Gtat;hunl mieCcr Ter, wtpn IL
5ynn rler meiB ggWtrcE., t]ntTigi. o. liglE Efr1n
,rrun5 rurh 8rlIttejt, Summer C>tr altsr rnt
%itanlcn.
IS mjrr Iteytit ric Iirnne tGun, mslGe Ism
Su9ei&yisten merftr, cine 3talaat, rit rfT Sun,
certen, il son 5auitneen, re Is gsbrnndt, 9ernr
UNI wjlj9 testust nsrreA MIN. Yin js9Ii1rm
plase, NO cine 6laih. raHpa pprldriltemab'J 9es
tranNt murre. Yetrsitete f6 rthen JtuT mic tiu
2auTsusr, une psritafFt fa rarErth re telte An-
e;le II D gmpieblnna, rie mir ms uur Ipanltsn
%trnnen.
Sn rem Bfti6en Staatcn, no Ter Remover
%sntianp, ,pirc er zen e1eu junssn Tamen ais Gin
l"pitetten 0e9snltanp tenust, nm man Fntet lbn
att rem loistt-I itsu prn jungen WGnnern aud
bel itrsn Sartisren). n1trenc alt re Wannfr nm
6gNusn mid: etne ~rsnItIten Isin wcQcn, rsil er
all Ter Stsle ihrsr grauen 9udsn unr taklen &GpTs
einen nsucn 6aarmu6s Su ihrer o~pufpmmensn 3us
Triepente't erieuat.
S0ir ~YfrfauTsn in rer Staat Bolton atein mo-
natliH iitcr 10000 8lalt:n, Ia ris 6dnrler Ten
REVIEWER alien anrern Saar-Yrlparaten Scr-
ictcn.
BG~ SeRsQunsen fir Yrrte-Ttoi&sn
miiltn az uuiern @snsral Qarn!en fir RE nprrz
msitliGeu @taatsn. s. q. @cCt, 9pr 1924
Gticaso. Sas., ~uprrsiiirt merrrn. Nle lulhe
9efgQun9cn werren prompt fsicrgt.
81. 9. sails Co.,
Giscntalmsr, 9iaibua, 81. f.
8anNeuts wstesn gu Tatrit 9reiien te,
rient yen T|ullsr, s &Tu((tr, sltels.
ale Srusuifsu, gSieaeo, Sga
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-10
SW.A
bourbon Ditteg.s

fdr SoPfwst, gerfOpfuns uHs
ohniitc llctei. mcltr son einsm g~eilrr!lu g.
TAME It's Na9ens, lu gtbfr prtr Ter Gip3t-
rt'et trrr'3rsn. gabt SfGfn tislts an
8tntlme Sitlrrs ser u2en; ypsr Is sinmat Wy
intt une 8strau&t BAT, wjrp es tinem 9ccrn
S%u1erftilih mgiettcn, meitsr Gin g~ciunfcs,
anssnetmes nnr mi'tiamea Startan8sIn.ttcl
ttGar[, @Ga ga pa- Sic (d RAID rfrt
metrenre N1tirage nah rieitm git!ers Eat
Nit ctrahlAfr. es sur GeTenti&teit gu trin-
Aen, sum Srls:n ccn 1aui tnrsn, ms.te Is ush
nit 8ctrautt, romit le sjnen GsriuA maMsn
nnr fh Sph r'fcn 8irtiamstit Gt,r;ru9ta
!pnntu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-10

IORr' niif fasfSs. Wann's ioa 3sfrS'Ia mjttr ns:,
fe!o9s mir lsrt in ttsurs ;3slte uu Die 9dFiss
tGits @sIp. Ctt mu Guiprua mad. wcue, icae
l1 tnmmie, i'd mart Hiptns lang, icr tie N&5t
NIB; aasptil iaan t~tr3y.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-10

a ,5lymtert gja5ett." l'uelyit) iast un' f.
etj.. Ii: }a&It>. p@F eia E1ac Hoa Natt'a III
irli ,jagysn nItt ntnii5 II Gi5 Gji go Nat9Ecns
Mgu-tait o9en tSHn:u. &Um riee m3ettnT.
}a.t nitt INTERPRETATION mt,G, traNttt is mstl
ais 90, 600 AIenltei trautcn caretn.
e Side ptiae Nl;eL9e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-10
SWANS a2oarbon aIjtteis

to- 2aote', ipelbt bic m;iltfn ance en-
,Wagen gttters" 81 sitter, uns
It mafaa uae iIr ibrsn e~stitaten CT
icbmad ST fart nit Nscitamsnten serisst &C.
riurer, aeriitet rieits 8ittrra utp SIR
trtrcsi ni6t metr ctns r~alslte !eiu mpacn.-
IS FART len @aaen unp tyaitist eds gang.
Sgtem. Ia .@emn guer 9rpsait pper
5dnpler eieiss Bitttre ni6t tat, 10 PER
anlabt i'm, CO 81 f~cltelsn. Hsa- 8skattrt cen
9tamsn una netmt tsin anrtret. ~ .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-10
NScilce cf @lflnllnlaht1}irnN T.. n

~W@rilce cF elfInllnLai413lrnM J.. n.
The letters # my PREDECESSOR, a. aim
ni@'ratriX OF the estate Of EIIcnArL BuRK-
uARoT deceased, having ceased to ave
any legal force en- the 10Th day If No
vamber 1868, hy reason Of Ter resign
alton let'es OF administration de bonis
no. were . an'cd TO the undersigned on
said estate, on ne day aforesaid, by the
County Court Of Gascoaade county.
JACOB UUCK, Adm. d. h.. n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-10

STRAY Ntzce. ~d5
Taken up by William Cooper <of Canaan.
Township, a dark sorrel mare, about three
years old and fourteen hands high, with
two saddle marks. Appraised at eight
Dollars.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-10
SsCNSM's BowvA0H BiSless f..

B8~ Gais,te wtr2 I'll: rpt!tslann:tn Su-
9rerisnSlen t%rreitel UNI III yen rem Ntrtln
me9sn lsinfr punpertar i artcnrtn
Gi3snIhaTtfn ansrtannt Hnl telrtt .rryrer.
sSilt wr1lfmsdsne uar onltnebm, nit 0euiis
geneen itnlfsneen giBcnihaitsn. nm tiliTis
StHran9sn res Spl!fmf ;u i~arirra, unp njrtt
'rfm nah SctIGiit acnemmtn, pit GIN 3au-
tcriatttGl III rclsenren Sransbsjtsn: Il Hstr-
Pauit6Fett, Ss5repiit, 8e!k,
n6t SstsrtrantteittM &fFstts-
perluIt i, StetAiu@t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-10
Swain'sgullrbongitttr $

sea- Die Competition ron Gr.-Gwain's g'ts
t.fs, befanllt seinadt rur6 rie Spalten Der Wsri,-
niffen 5purnalty anp pUt ZEN aer,ten ais eirs
Saupt-M srisin ~arppttrt. III sutd ee sntlasirunu
res GOmriiiIieHers Ter Smsren Nesfnusn rem Ter
StfmPtl Iarsttfrsit.
Gr. 6. $. gmata gtssnttamer.
sfs,,n 375 grpas4ay, 0sp gJr:f,
- 81 SOutt @asf Sir, gtieasc.s
G. A. COOK, General assnt far ZEN @clsn,
Gtieaao.
setrs %ssrtaHf! int @Gulelak in etiraac son
5ulsr, Bil6 & Suffer: Surntain & Ban Sfaad;
9tas q Smitt; 9cre & Smitt; 9 5itsc s. &C.,
NTH & Emssr. uas rem atfu Efssuifsn nne
@rptets atsraa. :
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-10
3 VANS
Bourbon BiUeys
SWAIN,S BouRE0M RrrrERsd

Gin 8~eiun>es Stilfunssmittsl, hnaenefm, ni-
mrltrsna nnp Elm missr9lsidss Mitfl, esn
@pFetit 81 rsi5ea. Srlparirt in 9uttm altsm
Sourton. Girlfs 9ittsr5 mire e~ssenwartis
falt ou1idIiesIia in alstr ais so Der. Staas
ten &rmles 9riritS.era unl Miuirnsn @riyat-
Tamtlisn 9etrau6t, uae III RE ii rc-
pul1rs WtriSin, relte irsjieu ven Ter SCR.
Ct. Ns9isrun9 yen Err Stempel lare
btIrsit murrs, ptil ra1tIte son rrn asritsn
ais cine Staneare- Msti3in anssMemm:n
n;re.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-10

!. Gkgmu1 =. GtGpttuE Gttmr
/ tee Ftrtcyecilmtt 1T clHt i.:cI2f
t3t uh2 ul;tttt1rr Mielbjn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-03-10
1855.

Sittc e9ti; &.A};:3t.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13
Military DIRECTORY,
Middle Military Department..

Major General W. s. Hancock commanding; head
quarters corner Calvert and FGyette streets
Assistant Adjutant General, Middle Military De-
partment, Breyet Col. A. L. King.
First Army Corps Gu. S. Veteran VOLUNTEERED Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette street. BIT Lit
C9I; Finley Anderson. Assistant Adjutant General.
oMeoicai DIrector-Brevet Colonel Josiah Simpson;
olce, third story Department headquarters
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Mary
.sndaBreEeT Bri gadier General w. Il. Brownies office
Ne. 81 n. Calvert street. - '11OO'
Depot Comlnissary-Brevet Brigadier General Thos
wilson; assistant and BIT. Lit Col. L. n. Smith c. S.
office, No. 6 S. Gay street, up stairs
Depot and Department Quartermaster-CoI. Goo
Bradley, corner Calvert and Fayette streets; as
NstantS' Captain a. N. Cumming. A. @. NJ; Office,
, Chief Paymaster-Brevet Lieut.. Col F. NJ. Etting.
ymaSteTs-Breyet Lieut., Col. i, B. Warner Majors
Z. II; 2. Hooper, Brsntz Mayer, William IT. Nicols
and ". Ii. Stewart; offices. Post Office Building.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13
STATE NENS.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Colonel Jno. McKenney, an aged
ana highly respected citizen of Cenreyle died sud
denly on the street on Thursday morning He had
neen suffering from partial paralysis of one side
Tor more than two years, hut was in the habit of
Walslng up town daily. in good weather by the aid
OF crutches. On the morning above named, at about
61a O'Clock, while making his way up town, when
opposite the residence of Mr.. VIM. j. HOMER he
was observed to stagger and fall Several gentleman
immediately ran to his assistance, but by the time
they mad taken him into MIR. Hopper's porch he was
found to be dead. 1t is believed he was attacked
with PARALYSIS Of the brain.-Centrepile Citigcn
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13

Schr Mary e Baker Foster, FIN New York.
seSr 6ra1eis French. Taylor. I'm New York.
Schr 7 Bimms. Hill. FIN New York.
Sehr John Collins Rulon, FIN New York.
SScnr Seo Henry. Soliday, FIN Philadelphia.
Scnr oceoa. Harris. FIN Plymouth. G,
Schr Adams, Harris I'm plymouth, n c.
Sailed from Norfolk.
steamer Rotary, Williams. for Philadelphia.
Schr bxtenaate Davis for Plymouth, G..
Scbr Williams, McCready for Edenton. NC
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13

The London Tunes Of May 80 has the following:
Between six hundred and seven hundred of the
Helvetia's German and Irish passengers, who had
Te-embarked from, the workhouse and depots at
pool, were inspected yesterday, previously to the
vessel again starting on her voyage to New York.
with the exception of few children suffering from
lntantIe diseases, and who, with their parents he'd
ding, and luggage. were taken ashore the whole Of
the passengers were in good health and in high
the delays and perils of the past month. We un
derstand that the National Steamship Company
have supplied fresh beds and bedding throuThouf
which has given satisfaction to most of the emf.
grants, though some of the foreigners complain Of
the loss OF their feather beds, many of which we're
Choir in the river yesterday afternoon but she had
been cleared by the emigration and port officials
ard would take her departure for New York by the
evening tide. The remaining batch of convalescent
Germans have left the Liverpool workhouse. and
not single case is left upon the books. The town
is now reported free from cholera.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13

: EXAMINATION or THE TOMB on THE GENERAL HULL
of Revolutionary fame in this State and the father
in-law Of General Hull. who died between seventy
and eighty years ago, made examination of the
Newton Cornc; and Newton Centre, and found there
the remains of the Judge which. for fifty years or
more, in petritied condition attracting mt the
time crowds Of people. When ias seen, twelve years
ago they were still in that state bnt the family hav-
reach tho body decomposition has done its work'
though after the LAPSE of three-quarer of century
Some slight particles of flesh adhere to the central
portion of the body. The body of General Hull lies
near by with little left except the bones The body
of the faithful negro servant of General Hull of COM
parativey deposit, has in great part returned
TO its original dusk-Roston IrnneNer.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13

A FRENCH WORKMAN has just completed for the
Duke of " ellington, watch of novel and peculiar
construction, the idea of which conceived by the
Duke himself. who is of impatient temper and
cannot pass half an hour in any ones society without
feeling an irresistible inclination to look at his watch
To indulge himself would be rude and the Duke has
hit upon an ingenious plan to ascertain the hour
without any one present being the wiser for it. Tho
watch manufactured for him is silent repeater. 1t
is provided with a spring. upon touching which a
small hammer issues from the case and strikes the
hour in the palm of the persons hand who holds it,
The Duke will merely need to slip his hand careessly
into his pocket. touch the spring and he is imme-
diately informed of the time of day. ~
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13

RAJ. a FB Gf1s', Graduate of the Medical Facuf-
- - " 81 Paris, (ErancsD Member of the Medical
9nd Chlrurgiesl Faculty CT Baltimore, Nd, is tha
Gscoyerer OF the only Remedies for Diseases Of pr
Tste character, Without Mercury or noxious drugs
recent cases cured in from u to IS hours on written
S9rantee. Chr9nic inveterste and constitutional
diseases. spch as have been abandoned as incurable
are speedily and permanently cured, The trcotmenI
adopted ny MIN IL that which has the approval Of the
most distinguished Physicians of Paris, and its uni
Tsrsa succesS in practice of 10 years has Dro1aj
beyond doubt that tao worst csse8 readily Weld
and are thoroughly removed at once and forever from
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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13

THE Pork DIsEAsE.-A Western letter-writer says
tho pork disease has appeared in Marion, Linn
county, Iowa. A whole family, consisting of eight
or ten persons, taken sick and after an investi
and smoked ham, in its raw state, as dried beef is
eaten. The physicians, who were called in at once
One member of TIE family died on Friday and on
Saturday, and at the time of writing three were
IN dangerous state. while three others were eppa-
rently couvalescing. Before death the victims be-
eame, bioated in the limbss face and neck. They
would throw up bloody mucous, and they died de-
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13

DIsAGREEABLEr a oPULsRITY-A Massachusetts,
paper remarks that Mr.. George Peabody, now al
Georgetown. Mass. is daily reminded that his fame
penetrated every village as well city in this coun-
in behalf of this or that person or obiect ayery
mail brings him solicitations ssme of them being Of
the most ridiculous nature. Of course no attention
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13

A CATCH.-A fast young nobleman of Vienna, over
head and ears in debt, and famous for his success
with the fair sex received recently perfumed rose
G9lored note, whose contents Sir your agreea-
Bile face and figure have made such an impression on
me- earnestly desire to make your acduaintance.
Come this evening to the Vienna Theatre. | have
taken stall No 70 in the parquettc and have asked
would ask for it. saying No. 10 forever trust /
may hsve thu pleasure of seeing you. EMMA y
The dandy dressed himself in a most elegant man
ner and as soon as the doors were open he applied
for No ~ forever, and received it, As the curtain
rose, gentleman into the theatre and took The
seat As soon he ut his ease he bent over and
whispered in the dandy's ears II am constable /
have been hunting for you these fifteen days gone
unsuccessfully. Don't make scandalous scene here
for tell you have the warrant for your arrest in
my pocket If you will be quiet you may hear the
opera out" The fast man stared wildly enough for
few moments, and then seeing resistance utterly
hopeless no remained quiet until tho end of the
opera, when he followed the constable to the deb
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-13

FOREIGN CoNPETITIoS.-A recent letter dated at
Berlin, gives the following timely caution. Again
from an manufacturing districts we are receiving
aally ne most encouraging reports. The Leipzger
failure and the worst since many years. Many Of the
manuiacsqreEs OF the Rhine. account of the stag
tainy have been obliged to discharge their worlr-
men. Large consignments of goods will be made to
New Y ork. American merchants travelling on this
continent partly for pleasure and partly for making
their purchases for the fall trade will be enticed into
wild speeulatlons as goods will be obtanable at any
and warehouses crowded to extreme; the regular
business will become unsettled; and while payments
will have to be made in hard specie the effect of our
continent too.