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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-09-21

ALIENS ~ NJ ESA3ISffA!
THE GHEAT REMEDY FOR CURING
Consumption, coughs, colds, asthma, Group,
diseases OF the throat, pains and expressions in
tn, chest and lungs, bronchitis, difficult breath
the and all diseases of
CONS UNPIYON, ard ell DISEASES Of the
LUNGS.
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM, the great remedy
for curing consumption, coughs and colds. Ii
is warranted to break up the most distressing
cough in few hour time. Do not despair,
although all other medicines have aied; but
give this remedy trial. There is no necessity
for so many deaths by consumption, when
Aliens Lung Balsam viii prevent it if only tax
Ell in time. CalIsNsLere the Ba!sam is for sale
and get pampH2 Containing a Treatise on
cures made in this city.
Read what the editor of the Cincinnati
Times says # Aliens Lung Balsam:
December s, 1864.
4 Remarkable Ctre:-Mr Samuel Lewis, one
0! the old pioneers of Cincinnati, was very long
apparently, in the last ges consumption,
and given up By physicians, when some kind
tiiend recommended him to use Aliens Lung
Balsam. He did so, and Immediately COM
mencod recovering and is &C u able to attend TO
business. He says: In truth, may y it
mas saved my ne Mr. Lewis IS well Known
in Cincinnati, and the fullest con tdence may be
placed in his statements. 1t is due, therefore,
to the community, especially those suffering
under this terrible malady, that the fullest pub
licity be given to such marvellous cures, that
othea sufferers may avail themselves of the
remedy. With pleasure, therefore, We refer To
this cure.
The demands on the proprictors for this val-
liable BalSam are immense. Messrs. Sterling Il
of Aliens Lung Balsam. We are entirely Out
OF 1t. IL gives more general satisfaction than
any other medi, inc we sell"
The result of its use is proof of its great
value. The extraordinary healing properties OF
this remedy are experienced by all those who
have used it. Their testimony can be found in
a pamphlet, which can be haa of the agents
where the medicine is for sale. Coughs and
colds however distressing, are broken up n an
incredibly short tine, by causing q specific in
huence on the lungs, that the matter and
phlesm arc easily expectorated.
Aliens Lung B4lsam con tans 10 opium 10
any form. 1t is perfectly har mess for the
most delicate child.
Price S per 6otte. Sold By all Druggists
j. n. HARRIS & CO., Proprietors,
Cincinnati, 0.
Ggs' II is good, try it. For sale by
Il. & j. Robinson, Manitowoc,
I. NJ. BLACKsToCK, Sheboygan,
SWIFT & DILLlNGHAM, Glenbuls,
SMITH & ELwELL, Plymoth
T. A. BALcH, bingham v7D35
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
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lAKEN INTERN ALLY, it cures sudden
y colds, coughs, &c., we k stomach, general
d. bility, nursing sore mossh, canNer, liver
co:hpa'"' uSspIp''n VI H,; o'"np any,
pam Ill s'o"ia'"' oo"t' coi''t''ai,' pail1ci
conc asiatc choiora' u'a''hea anu usseh'ery.
APPLfEO EtIEHNALL( CURhS
Felons, bos and old sores, severe burns and
scalds cuts, bru'se5 anr spralns, swelling OF the
oints, ringworm aud letter, broken breasts,
frosted feet and chiihiains, toothache, pain in
the lace IL Is sure remedy ior ASue anu
thlls and Fever.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-09-21
a. N. Henapsted's
NEW
Music Establishment
AND
PIANO WAREROOMS.

THIS New Music Hall one OF The most spa
i ci6ua and elegant estabshn EMS Of the
kind in the ULited States is now FULLY complel ii
and stocked with splendid a.sortme of PIANOS,
uELoDE ms. HARAOSlUMS MusIC ROCKS MUSIC
and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of every description.
Our stock is unsurpassed in exttu. and va,ia
ETY., and we are fully prepared to iurn-h any
article in the music trade and of the bet quality.
/" those about selecting Pianos, We FIR uD-
usual advantages. having At all times very 'a1-
assortment and from variety Of makers. We
60 not confine ourselves to the sale of Pianos
frou one or two houses only, but have irstru-
mems from all tie leading makers of New York,
Bo ton and elsewhere. Per .ons wishing to buy
II good Piano have therefore every opportunity
at this establishment of making satisfactory
selection.
Every Piano is fully warranted for FIVE years.
We offer our Pianos invariably at factory prices
without adding freight. All CT out Pianos are
good subs antial in ,,ruments made ,f well sea-
soned materials, by skillfui worRmen. and the
tone is always pure and sympathetic and the dur
ability AID capacity ot remaining i'll tune Vn-
equaled.
Persons out Of the city Wishing to buy good
Piano and unable to visit the cry for that pur-
pc e, eau have one selected fer them AID salts
faction will in all caees be guaranteed, both "a
to quality and price or the Instrument may les
returned at our expense.
This is the ohl place in the city where the
celebrated STErNwAY Sons and CHlcKERIha
Sons Pianos can be obtaiued .
The assortment of Melodeoi.s, Harmonious,
and American Organs is very full and varied.
O the celebrated INSTRUMENTS OF this class E.aie
by PRI.CE J. Co and S. D. & H. ". SMITH. We
have now full supply. Military Band Instru::
men,s, Drums, Guitars, Victims, and in fact
| Every descrpti' of musical instruments i'll use.
The finest ktmar Violin ana Guitar Strings
!nporel expressly for trade an uhs,c-
passed for quality ard Durability. II the
Shirt NTSIt DEPARTMENT
, We have unusual facilities tor Supplying IT,,
waits II the public, being in constant receipt
Of all the new music published i'll the United
states, and the best of foreign publications,
which together with our own co. stan,ly in
crea>ing catalogue, constitute stock of great
and choice variety.
| The public is cordially Invited to Wit this
model es:abEshul, ut and examine the beautiful
assortment OF music and musical irls.~un:1z..s.
IL. y. listed,
21S Main sheet, Milwaukee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-09-21
CATTLE FAIR.

There will DO CATTLE FAIR and SHOW
in Branch Village Oh the third Monday Of
Apr J, July, October, in 1866, aud on the third
Monday Of February, 1857.
AUGUST eros rECH.
Manitovoc, AeIi.. TO-, l,g6.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14
sPECIAI NOTICES
For the Army, for the Navy, and
for Every One.


The world 10 sodnundatfd now with medicines
Of every description which are warranted cures
for every known andsunknown spsciss Of disease,
that tho sufferer hnds 10 almOstsim 20 dis-
tingniah- bstwsen good and bad. Some Of these
wonderful adias profess % cure every complaint
known 70 the MateriAA Msdiea. In speaking Of
HosrErrER,s BIrTERs. we refer to preparation
which limits ftseIf to one department Of ths body
1.-The stOmach-ths Irregularities and disorders
% which itnot only claims 70 cure, but doea. To
reputation aas become world-wlds, and from the
Pacific to ths Atlantic, in both hemisphsrss, and
In every latitude and ZONES It IL known and sm-
ployed an O remedial agent. ~ e
Persons who have besn repeatsdly dscslved per-
haps, caunof be convinced fhst Hosfsftsrss Bit
tiers will effect sure, rapid-and permanent cures.
But thia assertion is e5nfirmsd by testimonial
letters from The most distinguished mat In the
country. All who have oncs .ussd thsss Blftsrs
keep them now BY shsIr side Is . SAT- guard, be-
iieVing that ssan ounce OF prsEention In better
than pound Of cure
The digestive. organs which have been violated
and prostrA.sd By sxcssziss or irregular fnduls
gence Of appetite, WI be restored 20 their normal
condition BY thu use OF this wonderful medicine.
-ssRcstsn TFarslsrs M gems 4HsIA9l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

W. -
George Stackh0use,s
{. s 'ss.' e. GEN ERAI. -. "a 81
IN s TT R "a NEE
s. S. "a GENIE. s..s
No. g North Water Street,
..sss 81 e. EvAMsViIE4E.s IND.sS'
CASE ASSETS REPRFsFNFRD
SIS Gtsf u 30 OrER EaiatE1 10 ~
Eleven Millions of Dollars
3 .s-iis (911, 600, 000)s - ~ -
LIFE, ACCIDENT, FIRB, ana MARINE
s.s,n e. INEURAECE. ssa KS 81 s. "a.
.fe2s1t
Connecticut Mutual Life Eus. Co,
-.1Ite ~ Hartford, Conn. ~ e eF
CAPITAL a SURPLUS over 80, 000,800 90
Travellers Insurance Co.
- Hartford Conn. 4 q g 49,
CAPITAL 4 SURPLUS .r...-,..... s 5 sz,b931D
Pn9nix Fire end Marine ms. 60,
~ az. zBs ooklyn, " 7. y tiss g aeiisi
CAPITAL a sURPLUe--~...@ a % . $40 10
Baltic Fire Insurance Co,
'~--- p $40 New York =. . Z. ~.
CAPITAL 4 U.s.. Sc 80 900 90
oecto-oom
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14
A Cough, Cold, or sore Throat,

A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTEETIoE AND SHOULD ne
~ cHEcKED. IFsALhowED ~ CONTINUE, scr
Irritation or the Lungs, a Permanent
Throat AzrsetiOn, or an. In
= teurabie Lung Diseaae
is OFTEN THE RESULT. .sSs 4 y
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
HAvIEG DIRECT IEfLUEkoE TO THE PAR4s, GIVE
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis Asthmm, CMtarrh,
C0nsumptive and Throat Disease
TnocHEs AR USED WITH ALWAYS coon aucUEss.
SINGERS And PUBLIC SPEAKERS O.
will find TSochss useful I'm clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, ana relieving
the throat after an unusual ezsrtion of the vocal
Organs. The Ikochss ara recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians, ana have had testimonials
from euinent men throughout Inc country. Do
ing an articie Of true merit, and having proved
their efficacy by tsst Of many years, each year
finds them in new localities in various parts Of
the world and the 7roeAes are universally pro-
nounced better than other articles '+a'
oBrAIE only "BsowE's BRozcHlAL TnocHzs,"
and do not take any Of the RorshEsss Iasi.also.s
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and In
Foreign Countries, at IS cents per boz.
de2 emuAK
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

Hail,s Vegetable sieflfam Hair RG-
meWer has proved Itself 20 be- the meat perfect
preparation for the hair -sTer offered % the pub
lic
1T. WILL RESTORE GREY HATR no ITs
ORIGINAL COLOR. AZ aw@
1t wifi keep. Ehe kair from falling out.
1t eleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft,
lustrous and aiken. . ,yssss ~ -rs-l 49,
IL Is Btpisnd hair dressing
No person old or yonnga should fail TO inge IT,
ri ~ REC0MMEAUEBE AND USED By
THE FIRST MEDIC4L AUTHORITY
BB-Ask for Halls Vegetable siciIian Hair Re-
newer, and take no Other.
ETrHe # E IA. P. HALL AZ CO..
XE NasgRu, NJ H., PrcprietorB
For sale " KELLER 4 WHITE and Drug
gists generally. ~ = = , u oc25 en-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14
~ 10 - 81 I'M n 81 -
GARDEN SEEDS

GAkDEM SEEuS
In their Stock viii be found:
CHAMPION Reapara and Mowers. a
~ ~ QUAKER Mowers,
RUsSELL's Rsspers and Movers. s.
= asas Tnresnfng Machines. ~ 80
LIZ y. ssl,a 81 s5aGwapoFa4oEss1 { ~
UNION CHURN-makes Butter 10 2 1Ltnss
Corn Mills Queen Of the south. J
FANnING MILLS, ssaafora's New Patent,
The Cheapest.te
Is smalIer Outside 9 has Larger Riddles,
Has More and Better Riddles does twice the work
Has an up and down JOLT, with aide .shakn.
Cleans aad Separates ali kinds Of SEEDS,
p a s.'''.s G E01 sb.rI.rs. -
HO 1SIER wheat DRILL 4 Seed Sewer,
= This Best IN ths World. Is
HORSE nay PORK S G,ss Is sssala' ~
=. 4. WALKxE RS new PAaent.
' The Cheapest. simplest,
atrongast. lghtest Fork, and mott powerful Lift r
Horse Hay Rakes
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER,
Washes streaky shirts,
By force Of the aters Without Rubbing,
Il Washes M ra A. o. time and faster than any
~ = Clio, Clos neg Urfngsrs si,ii1sf
PLATFOHM SCALES o. Eslssn B Davis
4si se1l aa. 81 makes Pr0noHneed By I9barco
gWarahougman sfron gest most correct
PEOUGRs, and Cmfffvafors. sFFsa
ONE-BOR@E WHEAT DRILL. aes
FAUCET 81 MEASURE Comblnesas
New Patent and Great ConyenIence
ID AAN-WATER FfLTEMERS-Cheap
Durable, aud Effective. ~
NOE-EXPLOSEVE COAL OILC ANS
A Cheap Insurance.. -
UNFR&EZABkE PUlfPS, New patent1
-.s ---.--''ss. W lich Egitate the water cheaper
and more effective than ehaiu Pumys or any
--.. other kind Of water elevator
COFFEE ROAsTER, (Eew Patent,) ~
Goes b. ciockWorlks Boasts
oofise without needing attention, browne every
grain to same color, and if used IN conjunction
with Guar Old ID aTnAmiOm Coffee Pet will
NEW LAHTP-gHADE IL 1fsac hmenf.
I'VE - Patent for co IL OIL.
~ - Ma Which permits the Lamp
to be filed, trimmed and lighted without rsmov-
ing Shade or Ghimnegs eaats NO ehadow beneath
tho Lamp; Is more portable than Gas, much
cheaper and . better light for the eye. Many
sdlms in Mesg York have DISCARD &C y
..-...-...-.s.-s As to this Lamp and SHADE
BIRD. CAGES, thu fuest ever brought here
&a1LDI&G CHAIRS 81 styles, large and
small carpet. alats cushion and oane-seat-the
most comfortable Chair jet made, and guarafi-
teed perfect In wood and workmanship.
= -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

~ a n ksOA L&A4b 10 A@AUA &@e n
Mrs. WinslowAa Mystic Pfils. for Females, are
the best and safest in the market. No bad effects
from the r use. They act Hike acharA. Thou.
sands Of most reliable testimonials sfe Ak their
praiBs. Mildin their cPeratiOnai eorrecs all r.
regularitses and painful menatruations; remove
ell obstructions, whether ffem cold or otherwise
will cure headache, pain IN tho side. paIpitption
of this heart, x, all nervous affections, hys-
terics, fAtigae. gain In thu back and limbs, and
disturbed sleep. which arises from interruption
Of Eaturs. AID To mrs wInslow's Mystic Pills.
Take none or y 81, or three boxes for
SC. For aaiet Egistsin EFanssisIs Ad-
dress Box 6N a, o. Sold by all respect
able Druggis JOHN D.. PARK,
fetT-d6m General Agent.
o xNvALIDs.
We In -s.aI attention Of the sick and
athlete, Aer whatth dIsesss. or how bad,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14
Colgate's Aromatie Vegetable SOAP

A superior TonEr Soar. prepared frcm refined
TEaETAnZE OlLt fn combination with GLxckRIhE
and especially deslgaed for the zoe Of LADIES and
for the EUesERY. It's perfume Il exquisite, and
it, washing properties unrisallsd For sale by all
druggists. feb23 '66.dAwfv.l1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14
once I'm First National Bank,
y va Ger First and Main SIS. p

4" = ~ b. O. WHBELER, Prs'st.
1ne1e 80 JAS. r. oUTLERi Gs1ly.
apg- o. p. PARSONS will attend 70 The business
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

TX BAGS Ass0RTED-GRNEN AND ROAST.
ad Rio Qonees Java oones and Eaguayra
/ - s-7.''.f.l,ssq sssl T1cKERT Bros 8
Aars ss5seiI 5as saw sls2 Msin street. 8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

Makes Home AttrnctiYs, and refinss and elevatss
the minds Of all. Bssutiful IN its appearance
and tdecEs.
gevantsen-17-Ffrst Premiums were awarded
to the American Organs lin ths mouth or October.
and Comfy Fairs. "a -. - -
First Premium awarded to the American Or
gans atths Great New York State Agricultural
F6lr nc Rochester. september. 1854, over the
whole catalosne exhibited by the Most Cslabratsd
Makers. sis1. $. IA .ss ga s.5-.ists "a sss-s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

4 penses for the past year were some six
thousand dollars, but no ono can visit
bis establishment without seeing that il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-14

-
asiictA Aer what the dIsesrs, or how bad,
to cars srusal Of DR.. Easterly's medical adj
veitisem which can DO seen In another col
umn OF oa-s paper this morning. DR.. Easterly' .
Family bEedieinss are standard preparations, sell
rapidly give general satisfaction, are kept in all
the principis drug stores, and are the most Cello.
brated and Popular Remedies now In use. We
advisesfamilies to keep q supply Of each Of DR..
Easterly's Medicines on hand and thereby save
money IN doctors bills. For sale By ths Drug
gists Of EvsusvIIIo. S9- &c
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-14
Then and Now.

The ' Parsin,' the reverend gentleman, the
F." Governor" the simon pure loyalist the
ouintessence of political consistency, the
" Raw Head and Bloody Bones Of the
nineteenth century is fond of publishing re-
cords, and as he is one of the strong mind
ed gentry-over the left-we quote an ez-
tract from a speech made by him some
years ago, when he was known as Parson
BrownIoyy, and not " Governor.
Dissolve this Union, you infamous vii
Iains, and we shall make this proposition at
once to Louis Napoleon, most sagacious
monarch, and he would quarter at New Or
leans two hundred thousand Frenchmen,
and at the Chesapeake two hundred thous-
and more. We would then command the
Mississippi valley, whip the Northwestern
States into our Southern COEfederacy and
we would then turn upon the New England
States and cause the hurricane Of civil war
to rage and sweep from Mason and Dixon S
line TO the fisheries of Maine untilwc would
extinruish the last Abolition fOOthold on the
continent Of America Face to face, knife
to knife, steel to steel and pike to pike, we
would meet you, and, as we would cause
YOU to bleed at every pore, we would make
you regret, in the bitterest agonies Of death
that you had ever felt any concern for the
African race
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-14
l0aga oaly . De American dentists. aas


longs oaly . the American dentists. Bat
70 be brief
TIE component parts Of these teesh are
teldsparS Sick or flint, and clsy, 77ila5 vsrious
hHxes, which IN chemistry, are farD;f;srIv
known as glasses TIE general fis.,f Of tlees
materials is of a whiteish-vellov Or eiras
color. The principal colozine mater e
IitanHu for yellow Platina spongs for grey:
blue oxide Of cobalt for bright blue sad
oxide Of gold for red. Then, with these ether
minerals in various combinations aroused TO
color the body or crown, the edge or cutting
surface and the enamel Of the toot, but
the great variety of shades and grades Of
color necessary to supply ell demands re-
qnire more than forty kinds, end from taess
may be produced sizty.to1tr tAousaad DIFF
ferent gradations of colors After inuupY-
cradle trials only one hundred and thirty
standard shades are made these are ell
classified, arranged and numbered, from
the most delicate blue white shade, to tbs
dirty tobacco stained and pipe smoked color.
Remember, these eolors are not obtained
through the dyer's vat. Oh, no their bath
is a mufled furnace, when they are put
under heat as great as anthracite coal or
coke can produce, and in which they remain
until the required shade is obtained.
The materials, feldspar, si1ez, etc, are
first ground in a mortar to on impalpabls
powder After carefully mixing tle-propor.
tions for the body of the teeth, the com.
pound is made into dough of the consist
ency of putty, and moulded in little brass
moulds These moulds are Of al shapes
and sizes, representing the various features
Of the human teeth, and number upwards of
10000. Two small platina pins are inserted
in each of the newly moulded teeth, which
are now placed in a sort of furnace OF dry
kiln, from whence they are taken and ex-
posed to a process of heating called {" bis
cutting, until they areof a cherry redheat.
They are now brittle and crumbly, can be
shaped and trimmed as desired, and are ready
for enameling, gum coloring, etc.
Next they are placed on beds of quarts
sand in trays of fine clay, and exposed to =
most intense heat, so great as to melt the
hardest flint in few moments, and this may
be called the 8nishing touch. The teeth are
taken out Of the furnace, allowed to cool,
put on bits Of wax, and they are ready for
use
When we consider the many different
shades of color of artificial teeth, it is not
to bewondered at, that many dentists though
good mechanics, most signally fail select
such proper shades, shape or size of teeth. as
are adapted to the patient, requiring orr de-
string artificial teeth, and consequently dis
figure the face, and destroy all the beauty,
and natural life like appearance, that would
otherwise have been impaired, if suitable
selection of teeth had been made.
TrA-rrar
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-14
How Artificial Teeth are Made.

lCoraaagnieassI.I
Messrs. Ediiors
As very few persons know how artificial
teeth are made, l viii, by your permission
and through the columns Of your paper, give
a brief account Of the manner in which they
are composed. At no very distant period
artificial teeth were carved from the ele-
plants tusk teeth Of calves and sheep were
used and even teeth of dead people were
transplanted into the jaws Of the living
Happily such babaritics no longer exist
As early as 1914, Frenchman began the
manufacture of porcelain teeth in Paris, but
his products proved f,ilureo. his teeth were
gleary and CLASSY, and fgIl far short Of
natures noble work Still it was one step
in the march Of improvement However, the
credit of perfeeting the artificial teeth. which
Is one Of the greatest triumphs Of art, he
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-14
DENTIST.

THREE STRANGE SUICIDEs.-A telegram,
dated St Louis, April 4th, says: Yesterday
noon, as a train on the North Missouri Rail
road going North, was approaching Jones
burg II passenger placed horse pistol to his
temple and blew out his brains. On his
person was found ticket for St. Joseph In
the name Of Mr. Andrews, of Cincinnati,
and s., 900 in money Nothing further was
learned concerning him. The remains wero
left at JoResburg.
Yesterday as the ferry boat Belleyille vas
crossing the river from the Illinois shore a
man deliberately jumped overheard and was
drowned. On the return trip another man
leaped into the river and met a similar fate
Nothing is known of the suicides, except
that the latter appeared to be German.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-14

NEW SUBSTITUTE FoR Corrox--CHIxA
GLAss.-The Agricultural Department has
just received, through the State Department,
from G. J. Abbott, Esq United States con-
sui at Sheffield, England, number Of very
beautiful specimens Of raw and manufac-
tured fibre Of China glass, (Rhea,1 grown
in the East Indies, and attempts 60 cultivate
which arc now being made IN England Of
ali the Indian fbres the one that attracts the
most attention is that Of Rhea. as soon as
ARRANGEMENTS have been effected for its pro-
duction, along with other species OF nettle
which abound in various parts Of India u
Il anticipated that Gbres from this class Of
plants viii eventually occupy position Sc
cond only in importance 70 that Of cotton and
Tax. Late experiments have shown that
tho fibre &C the Rhca can be turned 70 &C
connt In the manufacture Of q variety Of
fabrics Of very valuable and useful DC
scription; aRd It's extended cultivation n
| India IS said to be worthy Of erery attention
and announcement The desideratum is an
| Efficient machine for the separation Of the
fibre from the parent stem. Some bales Of
Rhea fibre, lately pat up for sale in England,
realized at the rate Of ESQ per ton The
specimens sent to the Agricultural Depart
ment have been arranged BY Mr. Glover,
and placed in a glass case for exhibition.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-14

A telegram dated Galveston, April Sd,
thus speaks of the growing crops in Texas;
" The first cotton is up and promising. silk
cotton, apprOximating Sea Island, is largely
planted Corn is dressed out Wheat is
admirable and promising The Texas har-
vest promises to be tie largest ever reaPed.
Immense exports Of cattle are being made.
The people talk agriculture and trade, and
are Indifferent about politics.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-04-14

A man by the name of ". Duncan, an
employee of the late Confederate govern
ment, is being tried before q military COM
mission, at Savannah, for cruelty to Union
prisoners at Andersonville. The charges
and specifications embrace murder, robbery,
and violation Of the laws of war. Testi-
mony is strong against him.