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Smyrna times., 1866-10-10
IN Horsemen and Farmers,

Look to your Interest, and SAFE your !StOckl
DIR. S. e. ALLEN, Veterinary Surgeon,
AHd Fellow Member of the Philadelphia College Of
Veterinary Surgeons, having located himself in a
neghboring town, would offer his professional servi-
ces to the Horse Owners of Smyrna and Vicinity, and
ell those who may favor him with their patronage in
the treatment OF all diseases of Domestic Animals
Particular attention gwen TO the CastratOn of Colts
upon new and scientific principle, which is at least
so per cent better and safer dispensing with clans al
together, and all other barbarous treatment
All punctually attended to by either calling
on or addressing the subscriber.
DR.. S. f. ALLEN,
Canterbury, Kent Co, Del.
Or A. E. WoRDEN, Smyrna, Del. MY23'66 ly
Smyrna times., 1866-10-10
APPEAL TO MECHANICS AND LA
BORING MEN TO INSURE
THEIR LIVES

large proportion of the operatives in our various
kinds OF shops are not worth $1,000. A wife be.
loved, and conding children cling with fond regard
to the father, liable at any to be taken awav
with nothing laid by for their comfort and protec
tion. The annual sum of S25 would pav Efe noIi.
cy that would in the event of death 20 far towards
making them comfortable; and who can not Law
aside for such purpose this small sum, and who
among you ought not to lay it aside If the family
is poor so much the greater need that this wise pro-
vision be not neglected. AS the ordinary accumu.
latlons are necessarily Slow requiring wears to Law
aside few hundred dollars, how much wiser to make
sure at once large sum by Life Insurance. Take
warning before it is too late
Smyrna times., 1866-10-10
FoUTZeS
CELEBRATED
atarse ald Cattle 9nlrdera.

These Powders
will strength
en- theStonach
and Intestines,
cleanse them
from offensive
matter, and
bring them 70
aheahy state.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-10
u NV Err SAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

There are many persons who have been deferred
from lnsuring their Lives for the benefit of their
families on account of not being in sound health
The undersigned is agent for the UNIVERSAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
which company takes risks on the lives of ISvAL1Ds,
and is also agent for the
Smyrna times., 1866-10-10

Dr. Schenck will be professionally at his principal
0ihce no 10 North Sixth street, Of Commerce.
Philadelphia every Saturday, from ga. M untiI 4 p
NJ; No 81 Bond street, New York. every Tuesday from
ITO 8; No. 80 Summer street. Boston, Mass every
"Wednesday. from to 3 and every other friday at Os
6aitlmore street, Baltimore, Md All advice ffee but
for thorough examination Of the lungs with his Res
promoter the charge is three dollars
Prlce OF the PulmonIc Syrup and Seaweed Tonic
each 81 30 per bottle, 81 so per half Dozen Man
drake Pills, 25 cents per box.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers. dec2O lV
Smyrna times., 1866-10-10

such as Clan
ders, Yellow
Water, Dis
I e m pc r,
F ou n d r,
H e a v G S,
Slavering,
Coughs, Pe-
vers, Loss of
Appetite and
Vital Ener-
PY, &c.
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NEW JERSEY IHTELLIGENCE.
.y.r-., Fs,,

fzTRrWip fuK--AS S.ruEE FLOCK CoSgUvEDy--
Aboui three clock yesterday litrnoun lre broa oai
IN Kcliya stahcs 10 bergen -srcat btwcen Wau~s mud
Va yo.t arrests. With sprapd ~ah snch tcrrgS ruls
that the srore Of hour the wSpl side ~ the iok
was heap u dsbra How the hre ~ gina,ef amys-
terv lot Nessry whclsn Kelly ~ho hep, largo asbBs
snd osnei ~ the dwelling houss. tn only sufferers
whose lcs u considerable Scarcely article % far
nurc wss a. and tbs ooly relic of the grocery and
auor gtsrc the \, h~rri n Bourbon Tho
lame. siruek the dok og Tho canal and consumed tho
range - iacent, burning canal i<at wing a the wharf
kellys stable~ 100 feet hong. contained thirty i've
horseg which werr saved, bat oss mule perishos His
losg about $1,000, wbirh y covered ~ insnf.
ance snly ~ ons nth ~ tA- ipss. Kelly kst ave
dwesng hDnsss which - IN small trncmeDs tso
siabs hundred by TWENTY-FIVE feet and
~ futlre " about so1 oo which = only Insured
e. On Bciora thn eHtne. had oyefpoWercd tae burn
~ tempest \ line OF two huptfed and twenty-five feet
~ iIncpts had dsappearrd. large ifane honAe,
0v rea hy ryan geatiey s-niuiely crunbrd Rfte~n
ths- tlre in Eaa street facing the Ore would
have been soD-ued several ~ the houses hAt eaugh,
hrc, md being q rsinewefk would have qS'esy sue
cunbed smart breeze freAhen 4 frum the river and
Ehcd Rand n al directions setting nrs 70 The ~"
uaph poles but this wa cui ~ fat
appeared The horses thai bsoko lOpse
ar xere llbr sated ny the nrcmen ran Wild
towards the canal and ~ the street house'imes .
hair harmed voaid - irazgtf out esuring fear
fully Tho sAsieks ~ women and children allied the
.re wit excitement they sh0ntsi for the preserve
n y thor i.reaid@- bnt beyond the ~ al the
human belngs concerned dArei " maze the fi.
harry experiment N Eraspirg or 40 arcls - fnrhlsr~
"A night cUsed afCond several families Who bad lot all
thrown upon tb sYmpshY - their - Ehborx Who
very kindly offered them the shelter Gad c1ufof~ n
their houses II 80 cintlient~ hat Wi~lsn .
property 10 SiFuh~n street sas hufnf ttT ~ the
month II Jnly twelve years aEo. rofh #esn ard
Kelly kept vsry stables for M accon.sss y boat
Ia that a. sftsr ~ TIE canAf.
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~ c0uSr d sStrn asa1U
before hi.ti : Do~sD


.srTs nu-pber = ss-aat md bast~ry and ros,y
eeny dsro.~l of a. tlss court yesterday
leazndsr ssihan.pt ,ofnpissf u L.sa< Cohn
seni.Hced fgur mosts the IselcntArJ ~ having
United Trcsary nos~s from to complain
ant, while a1lesp 80 lb.E H. Ss~e Joss Rausgi
re-peetaby dre-sa ysuns msn, .a Arngbed
oA1gs % HAVING ai~ntfsd psa4 the l-osas o. Mrs.
Maria Elnniugrr. Iuron f~rry bat Complainant
Naov.rcd hsns n asienfaBi u srr poess, asd
beng sdaft.rsf ~ bef ne x tis suspl-
etous sir-u ras nnesa ofetant lksi raeeri snf on.
eop- loaa snd tsf netAing ~. at 90 ard
~ tbe renNsntisry ~ thrc. nwuths JeLn HRes
ssseaei ~ tha Sog ~ rh0nAs f'rar. Hlsa c.Ssa the
doE And CURED ossn, shsf-ng-u man astes1ed his
s-nNsned 10 - asy g~l9s stof, q
Amelia iAef sfth eight ynrAa ~ rkr0 eisd astsf
hsr rhawi &se Ablat takrg y - tsof moray
70 g. mint and tsstafo - fns1 80 ssd
ta FaaN~uHry ferf0 mooats HERMAN - slG
keeps a store d 80 80 Rqwtry Frtu ~ shqp -
stairs b. ulssss baK Is hasafst fTsfn ssf asing
snAgsd aCa e1siln rssfsshefrsr tsiis pr~seft ,iss
latter etsd aron ~ s1siay pary Hs vaa -
qaltlsd VITA Hfosu. Ia Mrtawtin AL tAwfwHfH ~
H0bin1oa thr.s hnatst sln s~ngns rastloN
rRRned ior illegally opuwHrsatihg sta tbs su Ersnt
shp insA ihs battsfys Ihfy 1sfe srfssts4 10 =
small hpa r4sy vAEt~d their r~iatl9ns iasrd
On sniaoa x hr ptsff "a aitosrsy is1ss
penalty ~ 100 Csc e. ln1icsti tat ser-aht
od paiaslne cecens,ancs~ tie Isaloe aasS 10 u0uid
remit tha hoes a fng 80 tassfal eshag firsl
lv sAea@ ersnfr.1 b5Frsh~a h1ssfosd - lnroestf
iooxsng oerntn sn srfags~f 81 Ftr.ins ~ frvws
fsndsbi c1nfsssas1 tsAt s9tsp@nasi ow.d hss o. aad
the Iesills 4sis1 a<easf ssd sfsssta lhs tssa.
p arsni ~ - bsr mt - Ths ailsssa sisien ~ ssy
had b~sn fsssrHflf
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ou,'n avenues, was taken IN with cholera at sir O'Clock
PREMISES being disinfected
:, reported at tho Police Headquarters that the BODY
~ 90 anurs"s VINO died of cholera the morning OF
tne 1zd INST IL still in the house 40 jackson street E
Nen' complain and want Il removed
NJ ,n sh 'vng At " Broome street. took sick pier
no 70 9D ras. rver with cholera He was taken to Belle
Vue hospital and died on the way
0oyEasoR's sf AsD
ihcIe was one death from cholera yesterday, hut
~ oases nave been reported OF the troops the
nu % one hundred and eighteen sick OF which fully
oni'ns are SICK with the diarrhGa
r. HARr's riASD
Ine ehoiera has not abaed this island and the pro-
Pon OF deaths from the disease remains previously
Icported There were thrce deaths from cholera yes
Th@a "
PORTION OF the Seventeenth infantry removed TO
.ns ABOVE named place from Harts Island, and Il ir
stated lhat the men In very bad health Il is not
no"csef, mentioned II the cholera Is prevalent
HEALTH REooKLyN.
for lhe past twenty -four hours the number OF
reported indicate marked decrease In the epidemic.
up 20 noon yesterday tho bulletin exhibitor the sub
Joined cases
John Burk in collapse at seven p NJ Esd inst died
Charles Booker 10 summit stroet. died 23d inst
1oseph Byers, Stenben stroet, near Park Condition
= Michael Sullivan, "A Java street, Grecnpont Takcn
23d; VIII recover
UNOFFICIAL cAsEs
iata' case was reported board n vexsel lying at
Atlantic Dock yesterday.
John Quintz, wears old residing in First street.
H. d., reported in collapse yesterday
90 - N THE HcNruAf.
twelfth ward there we're four patcnr and one death
YESTERDAY Every care !. taken Of the sick at that place.
and me excitement which existed among the residents
growing out OF the act Of cst shng such place IN tho
heiBhhoIlond appcnrs 20 be sUbsidnr.
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rr lsrls,nLn Al lssr l,Mr.

Tss 49, yersaJ sfs cs~y~. ~ ors-r a nsssss.
aana<r - Shaf q us AsAaa e.~.r.ca,.s fsuf 4sys
one.np~~s' q Lag Irssss y--tsrsAy u a.
hviss ~ rsh0 srrissi -ylrss tsxiness coiansl
fe,t.tl ssea.d fsxln<si, cs1osei yianas (;
fhsa rssimsrs, oa@ossl psnAss sswars ray hss,esy,
csgsss wasrs. aad songssy e e.sary Ia ess,ss a
csssss e " Geuh
oysf.siga tboa.aa sB>cssass. hsvs sir.ssy srr,vsd
csasrs % hs.<s win - pfs-~ai, s.s h0pe b.. ~.
nnsd u.si Ne rr-sAsnt .si ssa stp.s Brsrs, salsr
csssra hssys. c,nms.stss - es,p. asr.r.s yssssr.
Say ssi % sagssth,s-F 20 ibs N<-ssr~nsst - ~. os~p
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IMPORTANT couxTERFrIrIM CASE.
UNITED STATES cOMmssOMas oFHts.
Tho Charge Against Henry Holmes, niia-
null.

Hvii.
Before CommiAeioner Osborn.
The further inquiry into the charge against H0&y
Holmes alias Hail. OF having had in bh possession n
hundred dollar counterfeit thrce ycar compound Interest
treasury note with nien, to utter Toe same resumed
yesterday morning
Mr.. samuel o. Courtney United sl,ieS District A.lor.
ney and Mr. Joseph Boil United ssses Assistant Dis
sric Attorney appeared behalf OF tt 70
conduct tho prosecution aud ex-Judge Stuart and Mr.
chhtneld defended the prisoner
Minnie Iangton recallod-She testified tNat when Eli
win iAnston came to Washington with the esds no told
her ne had seen Hank and that Hank. Hail. ~ he was
called, had given him hundrcd dollars; TINT Hank
gave him more leads which he 70 take i'm
pressons OF the plates of which he had previously kop
the backs and that he also told her that Hank said i
wouu make MS tlancon ~ fortune subsequently when
starting from Washington New Yorl fangton TOLD her
his business In New York take TO Hank impre--
sions OF plates be Qangonl had taken he said 10
expected 70 get sono money from Hank on Langton's
return % Warrington he told hor he given plates
TO Hank that he was much pleased with them aud
that Hank had given him hundred dollars 10 get his
things out Of pawn; after no had been shor, time in
Washington Langton wrote to Hank for moro money
and 20 this etter ncoslng ftv dollars came
by espro this sum arrived on tho morning Of the death
OF Edwin Langton
AT this stage OF the proceedings Commissioner Osborn
said no should suspend tho for time order
10 hear the sumnine up of counsel In which had
bcen set down Tor that day.
irsrr~C cAT
then called II will be remembered that IN this
case tho plaintiff is James Reilly. who charges James
Hughes with having defrauded him Of 900 bounty
money. The evidence which has been taken during
several days and considerable length has closed and
remained only for the summing up OF counsel on both
aidcs and the decision of the Commissioner
Ex Recorder smith summed up the evidence for ,hc
prosecution, and Mr. r. T. Brady for tho defence.
Tho Commissioner said no would not immediately b.
aide 70 give his son he expected the counterfeit
ing cnses wonld occupy hfs attention an the week He
you'd, however, look tho testimony, and must sd
onrn the case M Tuesday next at twelve o'clock, whom
no hoped 10 BE- abb to ronior his d cison
CbrSTEarErisG CASH
Tho cafe OF the United States Henry Holmes alias
Hall adjourned I'LL this morning for rthor hcariug
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u will tins b that ths mortality durng The four
months ~ see nve hundfsd and twenty elsh. les
than the corresponding period of last year
ras sTArUs cHotxna
The daease appears n have cDstinucd d8slnirr
vesteri.y Fewer reported the SANITARY
superint.ndents Once rhs following list sf tho@s
reported BY the inspectors up 70 air Y " yestsr.
day -
oyrrnL gyrotrrp.
Patrick DOYLE living IN tenant bouae No Third
pue between Egh,lcth abd eighty nrs streets. NJ.
tarke "a with cholera Monday evening agt Danug
the plyh, De fe nto collapse but siil br~Hihng
Al elayeu A. Yesterday pSiniertantA wer. o.virrpd
for The above aod adtoanng housa
Ph,p j. smith, living Al 10, 20 soffoS arrss on the
-eopd coor vas taken m with cho,ers yesterday rnora
In = and died evening Bsinfecisrks ord red
Alfred Golden ared tniry eight ara living a; 40 -
Mulberry street vW sczcd With cholera IN Monday
Afternoon when sren b. the inspectsr yesterday taoa
ing he was In collapse Ths premises dlsnfcted
A ccryalesoeni o&ss q cholera ~ rcpossed No ~
East Thlrty thrd street
soxoyrGAL CtWs
~nrr,dsn Nv tng at ths northwest eovner a Ffty.
ffh street and lexington avenue taksn III slih
sporsae cholera Yesterday The SANITARY Inspector
NOT hed
uo,nan NAMED usry oc,,on livsr u 9ss gsss poug
teenth ssreet reported " have asH hsf ts.i ar
? n on nbsasy, q eholsra rhs sani,sry insDe1sr
was nsi4aed
| Elia Aah nsrpay. iislA s.rsss. sssvssa rhss sni
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THE nATlokA GAME.
Enui~ W. Itriniord.

These time honorcd a..ocittios paycf their hnA
match of the yesterday ancrnoon the Gotham
ground at Hoboken. Tho payue dhroughout ~as WY
spirited dering b1 fact thar b-h nnca have beeB
somewha, weakened by other clubr becoming strength
encd A. time matters looktd very bIpc Tor The
Eagle the stand thirty twcsve In favor of us
Eekord bat IN the inniars III. Eagle by rhasp
playing in III. Geld hnd al tho bIt managed 10 ,ct~c
twenty ana lowing the,r opponents hut eight,
the closing with total srnrs of thirty cirht "
thirty three. hr Jewesr Of the hdtrS Tub ofn'a
umpire an9 acqritted himself cr~a,aby scepnE
the pitchers and players wcii down 10 the rul ~ thus
making the gam i5tsrssing u as mighs sthos
s.s Laye h..x
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IhE PORTLAND CALAMITY.
FissA Action % ih- Committee for sse RsN~s
of the sufferers.

Ft1sO s'''"" ~ sn~ s"mmitcr Tor se< HoN~N
0f th~ sufferers.
Al lh0 meeting of tho citlzena Executive COMMITTEES
yesterday provide relief for tho Portland sufferers tAs
treasurer imported lha, sloi 7i9 had been received By
him for that,purpose. The following ssntlemen-A A.
Low, r. r. Hnek Gsons F Hays and s b. Chittsndsn.-
we're appointed . committee visit Portland at taelr
own expense fr tho purpose ~ ATTENDING to a propsr
distribuon of ti funds The Bank Committee rrportsd
that sum Of gB 800 had been received from the city
banks The Underwnicrs' Committee tsing prepared
10 report rcaoutons adopted diroct.ng tho
ce TO contnus ss operations and report direct to tho
trcasu.cr the drSy meetings will IN futtv be dsoon
tnucd The comnai.teo then adlournrd sSgect 10 tho
call OF the Chair.
Tho CnsmnAs dining the meeting, called attention 70
erroneous siateuHsnt, made by morning ppurna IN
,lse effect ina, Montrp had contributed relatively
towards III, relief or ths Portland saferrs than New
York Tho authority spon which the Chairtnaa bascd
h,s contrndctien was tiss OF tho Mayor Of Monir-H
Tn, following coilectnns made ~ the Crholio
Churches or lhls city On Sunday last ASH nnrsios.
sIso Holy Crozs, 1855; ~ Andrew, $3.50; = ssncss
Xavier tIa 81 toarphs tfo3; 81 John the Il angslst
ssoi; a. Josops's, 81. orc; - Marys. $500 = ~
chaops, $50. 81 Peters. $3.50; s. Patrick 800 ~
Peera sSit; ~ T~resa's 500. Transnenraiio, sa@
Total o. oI3 Besdcs tho Jrstor Of the Church NJ s
Holy CrvsB gives lB0 tho PA,tr OF st Andrcys ft0.
and OF y, Peters sr0-ro,ai $50 TiI~ following isA
eufnm ~ he nu,ss ssnisth far snecgd
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Could Paymaster Marvin Captain Chues 9. Isok.
wood and Medical Director Colonel J. J. Craven.
General Meade viii review the troops to-norro~ Ho
has sent word that he will take rooms nj the hansio~
House In the evening tho Inaugural hop of tho
will take place The Mansion House has beaa
selected by Governor Ward tbs headquarters for hm
self and rste together with the other state officials
The camp yesterday prasontcd beautifully uniform APP
pearanos, and many Of tho tents bore peculiar and
unique Inscriptions their entrance such N sononA
Hotel, opon al all hours" sTontine the kuropean
NAN; .Dcwdrop Inn, meals at all hours, " &c There
we've hut little military exercises although thorough
.synl en ol army dsclpno Was IlKldly enforced
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ufk.

srf,ses pramKB rHs Bar --ih' steamer Omar
tssrasisr On whch NE second regiment hsi ssbsrssd
% 10 pfcssDt ~ si Lsng Branch. had pro
csedsd fN oat TIE bay shse ssasy is.k ihs boiler
obliged them II come 70 WAs.tsili Tho vessel vsN
iowsd iato Nuas.,bps~, Her- seversl % ma mn
"A sdsadisd " thor bsnes, ate " sassng guard
which ptAted osss tbssn.
PusuAsb Ersn.-rbs total snfnoriptlDom fsw th~ ob
ieef skno.ledg-d Yesterday amouni - t7.fD.
coLrrss ~ rxr n0sEE E~<r RsnsoAb "A oaa
r.in rsn Into fright usin hsedAy bss-ess re~sn
and sBbsrn 70 psrDn un iSlarsd, bus TIE cora wers
baafy susehet
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

The Mortuary Report-1.362 Deaths-Letter
from DIR. Hnrris-The Cholera Fields OF New
York and BrOoklyn-Sunstr ISe-Inte terestins
Statistics from Quarterly Report Of Regis
trnr-The Cholera In New York and Brook
\vn-Number Of Cause.-The Disease ON Gov
en- 'or's and Hart's IsIsnds-Prevalence Of
MIN rhGa Among the Soldiers, &c
h0RrUARY REPORT.
Below IN be found list Of the deaths from zymotic
and othe, IL. for tho week ending Saturday, July
2I. Asvuhs> = On the total amounts to one thousand
three hundred .aA sixtytwo, number unprecedented
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lss-One II fro b. II ttr whDte togHlafopps T15 20
ls-Ons -. f3 Vf the whole population ~ o.. .co
computation made fgr ne wards having hnaelt.e
tho dea,hs recorded them .srsv,y
zen tha proportion due = the population.
TAwr ~ eNHKiY r0rALs pEsrus
The fona~ M tahla includes the totals for tbe rour
months sadns July tsss and sso Tor she corrssfand.
ug period Of 1895
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The csuard mail s,-amshI Prv<ia, Cssfalu Lott ~
leave Now York to.ssy for Liverpool
Tho mails Tor Europe will csss IN this chg oisut
In the yrning
The Mrs YoWS HsasLD-Es1tiv~ for Es-ur--wi ~
rcsdy at o,n~ O'Clock this morT,p~.
singis esp,sa, In ~appcrs rsay for mslnsc, ss
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atlssu q tas.aH ptfn tusGH.
Bsfs.s Jusss Brssy

HilDe~t " Ovsre --so,on foy r~srsnos derssd vith-
out eosts viii iesvs 10 fsusu, he ~ ortnlaa
HnfH3n wsisr -Hptiyn v ditfolfe lelanetssn
dsnisd see ost1f saEse~tsi
E0pp~l "a i<yy --Attaesmsni discAArgsd wlth go
ccsl. " abs. event without Tress@ v pa NJ
rsht 70 rsssw ~ atsteatsa foe s'Ar hnsot cts an1
cifesmsysrc@a wnrs1t
s~uss W san. -xy~sa rrsAssa wilh1a, ossa
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This hst isflndss the dcaihs IN the Sew York Ran
dall's Wards AMI Biaekw-lla hianis Hospitals. the
cOlorrd Home aud Beilrvne Hospitaia
RArys DEsrr 1856 kNp 1906 coNrARsp.
The fobwiny tsblc gives the drrh for Aprl May
and June ~ the present IN tho dlere,t wnra
that nr the whole u isB wicn il rianed thai the
mortality below the average of the previous
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rhe ChoIcrn nt Tyvmc ISrs.d.

SNFANNAH, VA. July y, THUT.
Thorc vcre twenty nine deaths from cholera ihir.
tyfour c-,ses among the troops Tybee Island
from nine O'Clock Monday morning nix o'clock this
afternoon
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A U.uur,,,b,. .gr.e.-uuro@t,,- a ,eonis~ fav

a WeuRvknbte e.-Harurff'. q sronts~ fvs
promouns ths gro~th ard renarr'na 'hs h.s ash .sx
ro.sy is unsurpasssd Vim. = pddy iof Mns y ti4y
sn. East Mttdi-haro Mass saystM, fAugaef.s .iia..
distressing known hy fttruss -
the fro states foF yssss deynt~a uugs -
hsTr when her r size had tesn sfl~sef
with neuralgia Ia her had for thres year.. fn osislar.
isai all ~ an'for two srr h-r hesd -
smooth her face Ia months. bY the ~
CJCOAiNs sad also = your kAI.TJ-TOs, APrs~inv iks
latter ~h s.u muslin cloth her hnr had thss
mat of dsrt-r cog- and when rarsf ~ lay co.- 10 h~r
kead She continues ~ ~ and wsats
without tho Nsllistyn. kod By ssf ~ ngsd.ts
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rpoTrMe Az BosroH.

Bosro~, July 70. isse
me iroi In barnes between Bscks,one belle and focs-
honsas took place this afternoon the Mystn track.
A. seven thousand perrons Win ,ssed tbs
roshonsss won In three straight hssks ~asiy Time,
7.2o. INK, 2:3ik
Rober Bonner ~ psrchssed he 1oi,ing msr rocs
tonss@ st very htgn hgnr~.
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Kry-son,vs. Adrnlt.

hcNStons'vs. Sut"h-
Tho-e two junior clubs plsyrd mat1h % honiAy q
Hobossn. whics resulted easYi victory tor tss
Kcyst,ncs. by atore of 90 10 10 ny ossches-dsy-
stones g. AdfoltEA
The New York herald., 1866-07-25

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The New York herald., 1866-07-25
The Cholera la phiIudciphi,.

| PHILADELPHIA July "a 1866
FNus cases OF ch0lerathreo adults child-afo
reported by the Board ~ Health to-day No deaths 10
| to tw5oSlock this afternoon are reported
The New York herald., 1866-07-25

Al f1ri,-- in thr H"frl Havana -nd eth~~
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y GAluIf. Hfofsf Tns rrn@s~sy
The New York herald., 1866-07-25

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The New York herald., 1866-07-25
40 OId Nsr., fyr NhlIdrrr.- D.nl Fr.i D,

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u - her rhlh sogb t1s sseeal frod wtft tss
aid of tbs4nVai1xt ptrf~fsYs uFstwr
aud relief sud heah ths ehni cses piu1 and
uLstss thu s8s.l. 1hriy ays erssz . f-siGs.
The New York herald., 1866-07-25
EY PURIFY. srrysorHE- .xD ISyraoaA.

iHEY PURIFY. srTUsorHE-- AID fsyIGorAIk
They creR . healthy apustlt~
T1ry q antIdo'r " shanxr ~ ~stev aud f1-
Thsy Strengthen tho -y.,~n
They puffy the hr~a N and stomach.
Ths, eure Dyafepsis and consfirati1n,
They LIVER Com - st aHd srTvt-ts UeAfstbs
DRAEES PLANTATION BfTrrK- hns- cgr~-i
Of chr teth#rry. s~FNs'inu rs nesay
and want ~ vital han ~f-ins M ~urs has
ever rroiuo.i ThrT psr~ltfiy <dArt~f " dersls
female. ans p~rssn. - .~f~atary e-~t.ton- Oe~<s.s
prvpri~tsf'Ha tho .ash iolte n
dealer has asd gst rw~Fh u. u. DEAhG 1c0
The New York herald., 1866-07-25
ChoIc.r Repsrtcd in New Or,cnn,.

INV UNIFANh, JUIY ISbD
Some few cases cf sickness believed 10 be cholera.
reported among troops ntly arrived but they have
been removed ffcyn The cay.
The New York herald., 1866-07-25

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isf.s~ sra<s - ~ gtlr@ - e~itfNe
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The New York herald., 1866-07-25

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