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, 1866-04-07
JOY TO PILE WORLD.
TIE lNIlODUCIION OF
HsE.REsS DAVIS
PAIN .Ey.IT.IE

~ yuE StIFEHtNG Ut.UI.Ni1Y or
tiiis age has relieved more pam and
cause! more real JOY than ANY 9th
or one iIting lisa, can lr named.
hti,nr zi.inn for ever, wound
~ itsn.D: the Ap"therar, tinhs IL ilt,t anon; the
medicines called for, ami lie Wholesale Druggist
considers ii y leading article Of his trade. All
the dealers in Mrlirin's speak ALIKE iii its favor.
and il reputation ~ il medicine Of sr.n, merit
and virtue = fully ami permanently established /;
rh" Great I':,miI, Mriicinc or lie ..y~
Lrt.y I~oi0s'.cy slon'f hayc II Hgttle IA ca. n
,ui!sn ata,l, 3f Asrat~.
JAhiN IN1kHNlILy IT rf.HI,>
sore Throat sudden Coll>, Coughs. Sc, Weak
Stomach, ticnrral Dcbiity, Nursing Sore Month.
C,nhor liyer Complaint, Dyspepsia Or ln,iiscs,
it;on. Cr,rnl and l',in III thu stomach Bpwr.
Complaint. rliu.rr, COLI, A,iatic Cltolyra, III
srrl.e, ami Dyscnt.rs
trillI.D iNfI RNiIly III rl.Lf.>
%lie!ou- lipil-, aal On! Sores, sever, Barn. uu,!
Sc.,!>, clt-, %Iirui,es AID SirG,l-, wciliis Of
HE Joints ijn.vtrr,i an! r,rttpr, I;rokc, breasts
fio.. ii lyc,:ul ciilhliin,, Tyotlacl.c, Pain in
The l'lca, Nyural2i, :,".l Rheumatism.
I'm kjilcr. tak," i:;, r".i II. Should be adult
@era,e,l wi,j mix D.. wt,or. ;ul sxce,cnc, With
.alglt t,ly,irel Or .llir il,p a .,rip lnn!a>sc-.
!ar a t,"rciI anil HnpScnIrse, u flw lroI,> ut
sugar, ol,ri. Mi; b. nort t~irc,i:r than any
tl,u:; v.,t. lior. Sr!H Irio>r, 4ir4le ihr ,l,ru:p
Will . :uiz,n"u ff Pain l>ll.r .ul na;cr. aui tic
.TclriiS Iata' .!.ilu Atll CI!iu i~tusiti,c.
, 1866-04-07
Thy Contain No Poisovou: Drug.

TrEEi.y VEGETABLE. - Iiubl,el'a CcislnntHf
Golden Ri,.crs arg composed Of Gcntian, Calnmol-
Root. Wild Cherry Bark Anisc. Orangp Peel, Cali
ava Bark. Coluiubo. Bark OF Sasafras Root, Sincrrt
Wine, R%n,ternM Bark. Ca.aFay' Seed, Yellow
Dock, pandcli"n, SC. allprcaerscdi in Jamnics Iu,,
, 1866-04-07
The Grca, Cure For
ALI DISEASES or, TIE ,s7oAtcA
LIVER md AOWELS!

The sick and suffering have always felt the neresr,,
'ty for II safe and trustworthy medinine; free fro'.
ralnH,ci and other corrosive minerals, which, willis
acting gently and without producing nausea or ,,ai,.
would "a. thoroughly rlonse, ,etIenthfn and reglIk,
the internal organs as Z" enable them TO pArfprm thri
aid. NH,
, 1866-04-07
IN

Person. wishing information ci ,h,ir rclA.
tivrs. can have tl.c;I advertised one mo:.th iul
Two dollars n;.l a half
, 1866-04-07
Information Wanted

'r HAN'4l ipl Nj, W!ID wI- living III Simmer
vile IN ISL, and h.ion. 20! to Mrs. Edward InwrIr-
i,ut Was ,iirr Sirt> suIi u Mr.. Colder. and ,4,rriU,l III
'itr cnnn'ry, perhaps - SiArtcu>hur. al. ,,iumIis.
ny imirf ni.'t"n respecting: her whrrrnl,ours wiltc
!h.'nhihliH received hS lies SON, I',nIn,- :. l.. Mil!,r.
NJ tin!!csi"n, :. G. Mar ~ u
, 1866-04-07
l!V hsNzSG or THE " E'SEd III
LETTER FROM Nix. NiKSUM.
MIN ioKk. .Iuiy II, 1886.

NEW yoHE. .Iuiy 1885.
Nf,N,. ilc,tihC s Co.
G,NLi.NE> Though tho destruction Of Iii" .,,nc-
.fiean Nn>hum has proved u serious lns-i" myself and
the pihl!re /. am HARRY ~,".N'Tiiy The old n!ti.r, that,
Z" lts an III winii that blows tutody good - aud. CON
>clu"ntly. rnt2ratwlatr YOU tltt YOUR well Known
satr> have aTnin demonstrated iluir superior fire.
.prpni ~Iwi'ii'r> IN :n nih"tl Of unusual severity
Inc sdt Spt 'uaLU Ton lnc some !i.m.' igu was in III
office ui III, Museum. on the s"tprtl floor. back ,,nrt
Of ihr ina,siu@, aud III llc hottest &C the lire,
h!trr t"titS inUr hours "f It ali,w Vas iu,ii,iumnng
the 'chrls. ana on opening 1t tbs day has yielded ~,
ITS rUnicnis III NCry good nr,lrr--luoks papers. poll
cirs If Insurance. bank hiits. all in condiiion for i'm
w"ti.'iiicss OF Herring Era Hrnof Safes.
lraIy yours,
L. I EAlNGN.
|niiEl%,,> lIil.Nr CHAMPION SAFES.
Iho moft Fo"f'}' 5i,thoa L;oM mi aow haoo,.
]li'rrin- & Cas- Ia;rni R,nkrrs. Safes, with Her
rirg * flnNd's !ht'nt 'Iv>fniiICii iron. the best So
rnii:y against u i~nsrsIur'- Nrill ever manufactured
iiriRiNt' & CO..
", ~ i:r"nin,y, cn, Murray 81, New lurh
lAthEi3 iiLIiiiiNtiA Il,,l ~oiciriun
HERRING & Chicago.
, 1866-04-07

THEY CURE CHOLERA, YELLOW FEVER & TYPHUs FEVER.
Any one using these pills o. save Will never take any other These
remedies may DC obtained OF al respectable alpthecaEcs OF druggists
throughout the United States Of America. III Vera CImz they ara sold
by I'cen1ilh Y Fortcla, i'll Mexico by SID. Van Den Windart. il Lima
by lIqZci \ CastazrGni, i'll London, Eng. John r. Brown. Strand EC
il Valparaiso by Iapcl Co1dezo, III PcknA China, by Smedikenr. Hano
& Sons. . III. ..,.
SOLD ~ e5 GENES Per ron
.N al inv.rg~tsm and KING N,.tss1DN. chn,lc=on 8. q. ;oa1 N1,uual - !,
- as Emnon ST: Now Norx 19p'I 80 1
Yellow Fever Pills s2rrBw yM- .MWS 1- MM61ELs An. pm - -n
Cholera ." So &. >SMNMGMAy% u" CmSF,m"@ ""S
n%n : :" 4zs4z8s#aaAA1HHMNasxz s' Ct
, 1866-04-07

INFORM ALTON WANrEn.- of Anderson
l~ii, wa.at >ti%IH-. Grnryi,. Il !" iarn,,rr Oh Icr * !,
Irr!inAi,.l lh:rWc!l. .iny Information WEI u,
ittukiuiIv received by liz wife. AI!r..s Iuc,
Walker, Leader Office
, 1866-04-07
HupRELIs SUPERIOR OLE
Cabinet Brandy ii (Mcdicatcall
AN rSEouAr.lED REnEp, FOR

/. An rsEorALrrD REnED, Q -
niarrhcn. Summer Complaint, Coirra Morbus, GylpiDp
Pains in tho Bowels. Colir and Chronic Diarrhea. Is
is highly approved Ivy the Medical Faculty fon cluang.
Of Water mud Dict. .Ustd With great sucfess jp tfg
This preparation is simple md armless unndl!tera
ted, expressly for medicinal use.
SON NALL rARz;s or zllH WoRAD,
i, q
~ central Depot, American Exrrc.t building: &
Street. New York, 4 Mannfactory corner MN
Ter aud Ferry streets, Hudson, n Y. n. ~
anG lyi. GEO. G. HUDnEL 4 CO.. rrcprlcto,f.
, 1866-04-07

MFORMAriON W~.ANrED.-O: ms cliI
4 irrn, niii"l, Susan an! Mlry tate. W!irn IL.
hoard nom. iI"y were with Mr .l,hn Luke Ut ttiTar
county, ~, Nay information uld,c--g, To i.,. II; NJ
~ 'irr.nt Alley, i!iii,!elltlI. mii! h. ,iiamltully
Itcci'cu. phS!hi iNlR
, 1866-04-07
ToETIrlEs TIE SYSTEM AGAlSsri Iiis
rFrEcrs or rSwnol.EsoME WATER,
The 1sest Tonic In the WorlG

They :n*,sorate, strengthen. give new AR to THO .ys
tenn. They work like n,agic, aud will cure all caHca u
Dyspepsia, Debility, Intermittent Eever ninrrhr1
.aundicy. Nery9ns Affections, Liver Complaint, Los.
Of Appetite. heartburn liilious Collie, EeYes Alu
\ que, Sca-Sickness. Sc., &c. "
, 1866-04-07

90 ODD .iE,i, m,i'''y NY on w:'i' s't-.
>:",ril TOOLS. NJ. rNurri'pttH uH"''>-
s"r,. III" i'rr>iicui., casiti"rr, and Irv,-nryrs 81 j
faukS inIpr-" III" cIs~.lrr. sent irr"t Win s~.tniI'-
Altr'.-H thr sn.,Iic.t: rrA'! Tool WyIk-, ~iyii.--
ivll, Vermont,
, 1866-04-07

I-,n MEN, |m,hrrirl prstcrr.i.. y work on
l,)O ari4n,7tton nj, ia" Cooper river. .tiily
>. thi- ,iilr" lI"tur'. the 18TH iti-i. iH'i,r !oih.r-
per ilontA, mn arl" or .and. hes, ~ q]'iaric,, - wllI
ic given, Apilyai -" kings.
, 1866-04-07

mn MEN WANlTn.-T work on Il
wv plantation 20 iui!rs from this city. Tie
highest wa-es given. Aiii! 10 le,,ier ohitr.
, 1866-04-07
HEAD O,Rs., ASST. CoH::H#:s'R.

UrnuAu NlruGEls. F,nEn"E> $50 AhAA-
;,oxrn LASps. South Casolna.
CmAnlEsroS, s. G., Mar 30. 1866
, 1866-04-07
w a N I ID

Planters aud others III need Of help Will Ind
tli- the be-, anl cheapest mode tnr obtaining
hands, u, this i, tic only journal wiHicl' circii
l,tes cxtcnsivcly among the working Glasses.
, 1866-04-07

IN ABLE NODlFD MEN, Apply i'm
How inr,li.trly 1T this ollie
, 1866-04-07

In MEN WANIED,-Tn 70 70 work on
WV ti-i'urn plantation, u mill. from Charles.
Ton, n"ar l:sn'"ul- Sta'iom Ci.ailrs;r'i aud savannah
ita,irnu. 'in"i wages aui iltE1n-, and E,."i com
tit,a.lr quarters wili be i|urili-l,,!, aid ono acre d:
"ruiIi W i'll hH 3INcii to chctl Itt son.
tiply II rc iIicc, Or ut the Leader ctir".
, 1866-04-07
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, 60 MEN

% I.tTT TIllII'T. "||"|""" """" """|||" "|""| III
li">, wages. Apply q, $50 kinS s,rcct,
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

srLL ASnrugE MAD Doc, Dogs are still on the
have been made the public BY The canine species
during tho summer months, few Of which cases
reported. Yesterday boy named samuel FAILS
aged tye years whose parents I've tie North side
Eastern, District bitten ia the face by erocfous
rnediatcy shot HE anns hearing 81 the occurrence
arc coming out rather earlier than usual hs season. and
their roris have been attended with show Of
ccs. which may eventually lead 10 Their becoming
stil more daring il speedily checked by The police.
The esdence Of gentleman named Eiaott, l6l fres
dent street the recipient Of aNsit from the above
class Of gentry y a late hour FRIDAY night.
Their sntrsnse effected by the
basement window which they opened IN the
usual nanDer by removing pane OF glass
anu then showing back the latch clothing, silver
money between 500 and 1900 lie residence Of Mr
McFsry, in the same vicinity was btrglariously
entered the night the above, and property
valued Sol puroincd The officers ~ Tie Forty third
precinct the track 81 the thieves. During the
night Of the 10Th inst the Of Mr. Leir No. W
PAR Of pants vests and several Yards OF cloth
valued IN oil nj $355. The door forced open. No
clue to the detection OF the buresrf las been obtained
A h,Ssmous AyFAih-lbomas Reagan, ship car.
pcner while employed ., work 10 a ,hiryard yesterday
morning al the foot Of Partition street Twelfth ward,
observed strange object floating on The water which
he succeeded ~ hooking ashore t'res, was his con-
discovering that be had fshrd oas human
foot enclosed n rough shoe The Coroner held sn in
quest and returned verdict IN accordance With the
meagre facts ohsinod.
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Yard, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and placed /


ing orders
MISCELLANEOUS
The United States Florida had sailed Tor Bar
bados from 81. Thomas the last week in July.
The United States gunboat DE Soto arrived about the
same time at ST. Thomas from santa Cruz.
The United States steamer Lenapee, Commander
Pheips which has been stationed ut Fortress Monroe
Tor several months past. will be relieved IN few days
and rdered to the Portsmouth Navy Yard Tor repairs,
which will take almost i've weeks TO complete.
The gunboat Yantic, Lieutenant Commander oraiton,
now at Beaufort, @, will probably relieve tue steamer
Ienapee at Fortress Monroe
TIN sIoof-oF-wAR PENSACOLA.
me United states sloopof-war Pensacola when mas
been undergoing extensive repairs at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard Tor several months past, will be put into comins
son on Monday next At one O'Clock T.. VI. captain AoN
d. Pennock chief executive officer Of the yard VIII
muster the officers and The Pensacola Will shortly
proceed on snort sea trial trip, after which she VIII
take IN her stores aud tic 1t of September sail 10
the south Pacific Ocean the flagship OF tho United
states fleet in that district The following hn officers
who nave reported for duty board the Pensacola
taptaiH-JOhu J. Wnrien.
Lieutenant C0HtB.aaLy--John c. Mitchell
4tt'ng Hdsters--W Bergman anu T. Nelson.
PdYndaer-si. l.. Davis
Engfneers-chiet W. W. DUNCAN; First Assistants A.
v Frazer and Henry :. Divid,, Second Assistants, H.
L. Cline and J. J. Barry.
Sdimnkr--I. O. Fasset
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ARMY BULLETIN.

UnasGs. stlrIos MEDICAL orrir'rs
Ur.pQi o, rrs AysY, Aner. Gnss U,,W
WASHINGTON, huggus, 1866 !
nTciAI gHs-so SEE
Eauact
p.u4a- lssistan, Surgeon VI H. Siilman United
stnes Amy = hereby relieved from duty ~ lbe Middle
department, and will report without delay 10 the Com
msndng General ana Medical Director Department of
the south, for assignment o. duty.
Nmts-Brevet Captain r. J. bsrkin, Assistant Sur.
geon United States Army, hereby relieved from duty
In tho Department " Arksnsss and VIII report for
porary duty the Medical director Department, OF tie
Fast.
T,mh-Brcyet MAJOR w. q. Brown, Assistant Surgeon
nited states Army u hereby relieved from duty in The
Department ~ the Fast and viii report without delay TO
the Medical Director Department ~ LOUISIANA Tor duty
IN THAI department
.By command - GENERAL GRANT
y i foNssFNp, Assistant Adj4tAut General
sisuLi,tWts.
Brsv.i MAJOR Amos g kiml,al. An siaui Q1arter.
master oi pinuteers viii relieve coonsl q. W Bradley,
chf a artermsstsr .. the Mode AlAtary Department,
az Baltimore, Nd
Coou.iG v BRADY u tran.erred 70 For, Riley, Kan
.a,. - Depot Q4arteimNsr "a he Department q me
MsfU4rl.
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Mrs Cahorn, the widow o. John g Calhoun died al
pendleton, :. g., on the 10Th ul,ifno
Governor Humphrey Of Mississippi, reports 20 General
Howard that tie infane Asylum ~ that State ~ ~
crowded that he Is daily compelled 20 refuse admission
10 white eitxenr and ~ therefore unable 10 provide fuf
the nbecie blacks The rcverses ~ tho war and ire
subsequent bankruptcy Q, The people and present snrer
ing for food and clothing are W1Cht 70 " the
Tor tins nereke.
The old council tree Of the Seneca nearly two
tures Old. at Mount Morris, n y, was blown down 4
ew days ago II measured twenty three feet ~ crruins
ference The solemn councils ~ tho seneca ehiefs
held beneath this tree.
Nine sections OF tho great roof over the Michigan Cen.
ra Railroad depot Detroit fel a. soon put Ia place.
barying several vorkfnen ia The runs bot killing n0ue
The Denver ysps ~ July 30 The particulars ~
heavy freshet the mining regions The feafni valley
Ninng Company estimates ~ los AZ rom 90 T.
t2S 900.
Prof Porter u Yale has placed on exhibition n Trum.
ball Gallery, New Haven painting ~ young afiift %
Antwerp who wa horn without srms The painting
was executed by The u his toes 10 place ~ nugcf
Tie painting % high order We uuderia9d hat -
arts. has received several medal. 0r his sofks pho
iograph Of the his studio also on sAbi0a -
the Gallery.
twenty-five thousand etsars belonging o. Ffvsrd
BfaVn, o. Waterbury, Conn, we're cpnaseassi ~ TIE
tinted sts,es tar collector on sAafAy TO 80 ATTEMPTED
violation a the revenue laws
southern n llonaire married lrsh servant sfl u
chariestown. ne,s Saturday hecause she ngf.sG o.
faithfully ard successfully through recent illness a.
Boston hotel.
The coal r,ne al Crans,on, r =, oavsd IN ~ sat4f
dsy and killed two men.
Two u f,uls lovers whose parents erusi o. y
mined 10 commit suicide together. They drank the
cod pn aud the gal died but he gentleman 90 rot
Ne IL nov underg0ng trial The charge u neiins his
svesthesyr W commit SUICIDE
A coored woman, near Memphis, rsosnuy rave b.rsh
10 -four bcys has named them rsspscNsely Ab,ssm
Lincoln, William NJ seward, Henry Ward Bsscber sal
Horace CrsseL
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De A T HIS


hirNt> 1r "S Ansn.t1 >ssrf y R.r>ss
ihe -" H. 'rnis = " fanny -" y" lied I"
hlrab ls' iNf.aM .,Nhfs a. " hnffhar'it ,hurah,
on ihu'"i .tf'' te'Wccn 80 aud seventh avenues,
W.. i9Hnd"' dl'f""n r. ~ '.r''t
, hiAh' 49, ip''i 'l ~ 'i+lal, dnN = ~ lh"NS
~ - = ue la' 'fh' Y. bipnM EIaih,e, painter,
Nrw -
b. -'udd'niy - saturday, Aasnf ", fnswTs
BE-, Ls1
nolir" XII ',e iin'fal VII he gwen h'r'dlcr
blnN's ~ 'ifyionn Nieatanss On THURSDAY Jnly
~ ,s,,E WhN'. rctdeat y Western N"a ior1.
ms itMhhH were hiened ~ The - JohnA Lodge, y
y 4 ~. - Meii hdthkI""nd ~ ef.AipWh fis1lart
Z. -. n,ah iHse - on'aneu ron We Amef'Nh 'onsni
'otnfn On Saiafdsy, August ~ f,srots y Coz.
' M 's Sa u yI aas RI " ~ . ~ ,e.cerry
lhNiie 20 h',ha We .idnefA ~ h"hahy airlh"on -
.,,o. 49, "o"' - '"' ''a'''''u'' ~ - N'nih
sun.t No. ,. 49,.
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= ''sr !. i,AN, Ia = ~. ~ a@ea - var :,
anstal from ~ az re,!denes y ~ l"n.sser VI
7. it"sWt.' =" ~ 'i4toh tsieei Nqw maven 'onh
On ,'aay ai'e'nvo", :, ahtee = IN
80, y, ~, ,ai ,.,.o'h' TX N"no"i
March ~ Wy. y p'NNi., la% ~ thc 10y =, Vow York
~ ~ I, ~ -. 1900 - ~, ~. ~ W taA'n
20 .onS nt'n' y, ,', w o. Non'sy ns,nr -
, ~ 100, ~ ,s@,y WA, ", = 'en
- = ii. Nv, !, ,sa,' 'N''' '' "i'"na Ah'
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49, s,a ,esrsrt,,Ii, n,t,ss !, s,,.i ., w
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p,n,s, ,,ss,.s -, ~. I, tS'si, nAsu't W
,a1,,, $500 '-"'o' .'" u '"'an = "nl
: ~oc, se,,Sses si,l ,sle p,scc I, VII, c,,r,h ~
Monday mornng Al len o'sloes Eelsi,sc. ,na tn, ~
- 49, 49, 80 ,,.t,s u, -, , 49, , 1871.
- 'so 49, 5n' ~. ~ - 49,, '.,'1. i4l'ho.
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IoLrY -.i li' r'.idsn.e 10 isi kshy.,Iih ''rrc
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ooqnly W. ,, r.,s,a y -.
sr,,.t ,,@,,,,@ :, ,en 1870 - ,,.v. Z, 'n ,i
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INCOME RETURNS
The solid Men of Boston.

Below We give The and incomes OF All those
citizens o. Bostons who The year ls65 paid
income OF SO 600 ana upward.
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sugar ia han ThpfnpSpn.
hars i.mpishter. BshAs, Gardens. u day., Win no
s.rs Telegraph, caldwell % and from Bss,on dass.
nrls i:lsn ni.sir m Nefbluey, Nrre1., May y.
inne ~ John sl.nes eamsg t'2@ 70 steamer COLORADO
ruc. robs f.oo i'hlslr Francisco sdas-
Who snypied ~ ", sl,h rro,san' !. !. ,,
Brig VIA floser sr y culoen. Hunt.poa IS. .da,.
Bris Be,.lc Yers b. Gov WINDSOR s., u days, Win
nag h.sne, Amri,a ~ 81, rort Rood O. z da,,,
Eris Ae,l-ne on nelson Lns4h 81, z days, ~:h sosl
Rrlg Whitaker. Locke, Maehss, u 1ss' ~i,h lumber
Sehr Mary Jane tBr'. NeNian. smih, ITO Granas, u
sehr Mabel 81 Baltimore Nouns swan Isiand % tays,
49, .pi Seis;s ,aI 81 - sas srols srs s.f,a.
schr Rambler ,Br Bi..et', 81 John. Nh rarrsGun
ceys !; asss YIN is Yi. = sma s@ 90
Nth coal % il " Loud 20
IL days, Win coal, % Il i r,es 4 g. 800 ~
SER Wellington, barber. Bangor
SIR william, Jslii.S"' "i fi.~or,b.
sea1 sS1s la lisd sS''s S.w BEDFORD
SIR sylvester Hale Joi,ias Taunton
sssr i... lev l. Tsys. S Sc.s%, r. h'na'
s,hf Arlington, hsi,.. Bridgeport
Below.
ship jonathan Thompson from Liverpool.
sr. I'M n no.,sn .ss. csa e. vsr.s ~ Ne 70
i nst,e'.. : go IT. 49, ''''' '''-'
Marine Disasters.
SeHr sininw sRspsaN. Il Al'isnrh -ih ns' from Boz
ton lost " a4rng heavy 'qaeii ~ 'hca.p.AAe BaJ
Miscellaneous.
Plrs Way Cn,PN SAYS he Maohias Republican
lying Mh,hlssrof nnr n lumber sofn - her freight
: On n s s % ..s H. .t we .1 under
romfn-Id y apt alrea Wa'.. e Addison
% 4. Si s i Ss; e o e c sSs Mod
~ James Rotert sni John White, 90 Hefsey Lath
y sl h b ~ S Ss aa s e re- a s y
t01 and bgig ~ 40 toDs. % be on ths fall.
Noiirr Ia Mariners.
iiGnrrorsr ~ In,co.
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1866-06-09
RAzoRS.

ENGINEERS as class were the first TO
this country; but many may like to
read the following extract from little
work by Mr.. kingsbury, q practical
razor-maker, of Bond Street: "The
edge of II razor, pen-knife, and every
other very keen instrument, consists of
a great number of minute points, COM
monty called teeth, which, if the instru-
ment is itself in good condition, follow
each other through its whole extent
with great order and clOseness, and con-
stitute by their unbroken regularity its
excessive keenness. The edge of such
an instrument acts on the beard, the
skin, or anything else, not so much by
the direct application of weight or force
as being drawn, even slightly, along it;
because by this operation the fine teeth
of which it consists pass in quick sue
ccssion, in the same direction, and over
the same part of the substance. My
readers will be convinced of this if they
will make the following experiment on
their glove or their hand, as they like
best: Let them hold the razor either
perpendicular or obliqucly, and press OH
it with some considerable force in Il di-
rect line from right to left, and they will
| have no great reason to fear the conse-
uucnces. But let them move it from
that direction, let them draw it toward
them or push it from them, in the small
est degree, in the gentlest manner, and
it will instantly make an incision.
When they have made this experiment
they will be convinced of the truth of
what l have asserted, namely, that in
the operation of shaving very little
weight and even very little force are
necessary" Hence it follows that the
best razor will have the teeth of its edge
set almost as regularly as good saw,
and that the best test in buying a razor
is to examine the edge by means of n
strong magnifying-glass. This also eN-
plains the good effect on the keenness of
Il razor caused by dipping it in hot
water, which necessarily clears the edges
of any small clogging substances.-LOH'
don EHgiNeer.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1866-06-09
YOUR MOTHER.

SPEAK kindly to your mother, and
ever courteously tender of her. But Il
little time and you shall see her no more
forever. Her eye is dim, her form is
bent, and her shadow falls graveyard.
Others may love you when she is passed
away, kind-hearted sister, perhaps a
kind-hcarted brother, or one whom, of
all the world, you may choose for apart
ner, may love you fondly; but never
again, while time is yours, shall the love
of one be to you as that of your old
trembling mother has been. In agony
she bore you; through pulling, helpless
infancy her throbbing breast has been
your safe protection and support; in
your wayward childhood She bore pa
tiently with your thoughtless rudeness,
and nursed you through legion of ills
and malades. Her hand it was that
bathed your burning brow or moistened
your parchod lips, her eye that lighted
up the darkness of wasting nightly
vigils, Watching always in your fretful
sleep. Oh, speak not her name lightly |!
Speak gently, then, To your mother;
and when you, too, shall be old, 1t Will
in some degree tighten the rcmorse
which viii be yours for other sins, that
never wantonly have you forgotten what
was due your mother,