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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-09

Dar We have heard the story of DR..
P.'s absence of mind, to illustrate which
it is related that while located at Ports
mouth, N. H., he returned home late one
rainy night from an unusually protracted
minister's meeting, and so absorbed was
he in the subject of the meeting, that he
put his wet umbrella into the bed with
his wife and stood behind the door him.
self.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-09

A YANKEErsM.-A fresco painter
while at work upon the ceiling Of church
10 Chelsea, Massachusetts,, fell from the:
ceiling to the pews, receiving injuries
that will permanently disable him. Soon
afterwards, the injured man had bill
presented to him by the trustees Of the
church, for repairing the pews on which
he tell, amounting to 81 go, and be paid
IL .
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-09

G. A gresnhorn desires to know why
crockeryware dealers are unlike all other
and adds very innooently,
"Because it,won't do for them to crack up
their goodss'
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-09

B9-Pope once said, it is with narrow
souled people as with narrow.necked bot
tles--the less they have in them the more
noise they make in pouring it out. jos
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-09

s@-"Is it very sickly here2" said SON
OF the Emerald Isle the other day to
another.
eyes," replied his companion, Ga great
many have dicd this year who never died
before"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-09

"a "My gracious r exclaimed an ur-
chin New York, on beholding an English
carriage with three footmen in livery,
swell, if it don't take three British to
make one niger !"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-09

O. AS the quickest way Of making
fortune, contemporary suggests marry
ing fashionable young lady and selling
her clothing,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-09
NOTICE..

EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRA-
IL TORS who have not settled their ac-
counts according TO law, will, at as early
a day as possible, with the vouchers, re-
port 10 the Register for the settlement of
aid accounts. All delinquents will be
allied to appear before the Court.
BY order of the Orphans Court,
B. II. HANSON,
Register Of Wills for Hartford county.
app
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-09

narThe imports of Cincinnati last 8 r
were $312,O00,000; St. Louis. $685., :
100000, and Louisville, 100000 900.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-09

o. Shocks is of the opinion that now
a.days "pride goes before waterfall"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-09
M1stelIanfous.
For The AgiS and Intelligent
SADNESS.

A chase of idle hopes and fears,
Begun in folly, closed in tears.
Lord Bvron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
Sentences OF priery aud Ferris Their Exera-
ton FIXED Tor the 17th Of August.

The SuNn,me Court General Term, yesterday
morning wa crowded Overlooking listen 70 the hns
fences notorious Bernard fey and lrnk ~ frarcs
Fcrs All the judges OF the Supreme Court OF this Dstriot
together with Recorder Hackett, were on the oench
Bsrnerd Tllery viii BE- fcMerhefcl convicted A. ne
March Of the General Sessions Of the murder 0r Harry
Ialarus 40 cold b0oded manner, NeW-Nears eys
His counsel Mr. John Sedg wick appealed, aud the appea VS.
ultimately CO rried I'd the Court Appeals, which airu ed tse
lgmenf al tho present His original sentence ia
tho 0. All lsJ. His present sea-elo. August ~ ioc'
dcilv oi stioe OF i6 months
term OF tho murder wife Mary Ferris By dssng
her trains with original ltence % b. taogt1
on .he lfth OF April 1865 His ourse. Nh w. v iut2lng
r. and H. AllOl, appealed and obtained stay o. st'o
fon aai the ultimate appeal decided til the pIese
Iuue term Inc Court oi Appeals nave affirmed tho ons,nA
conviction.
On Tharsiav both were brought np ,or 6nal sentence.
Nj Hall the lctAttofney, said: loni Bonors VII 70
member thar the dl before yesterday received IRON as
Conrt Appea aud fled IA this COlrf me reniits IN the
.wo causes OF People s Bernard Frcry. and Tue Peo
pic ag Frank Ferris and Houofs allowed under ~
statute ,0 wits Of laOea corpus 10 each Of ihn-s
cnuses directed 70 the sheriff. commlndns hin % pr
once he bodies the sand Ferris and fery before the Court
th morning a. 10y o'clock Your Houors also settled the fora
~ the rule which be entered. Nj Kelly makes ret"rr
10 tho Two wrs be Sheriff do return that have posses
zion under annexed and papers The paper
are original io execution, with the stay upon ta
certificate OF the wit " error now move IN accordance
with the remgr aud the express directions IN the case %
Tie PEOPLE agt Willis that tie Court NOV proceed 70 IA neS
ZINE for she original sentence 70 operate
Jsfes Barnard tie prisoners You, ana eaeh oi You
we're previously tried the Court 81 General Session. Tor
m which the Jury found murder. UDpn that erc'os
Won sentenced be hanged Your counsel appealed from
Al sentence Supreme Court and aierTHd 10 tbs
Fourt OF Appsss That Court BY femitta has sent yoe
here and ordered hts Cour proceed 20 fix your setencs
This our fres ths sentence place the i7te day of
August. bctweeu 10 aud p m. and o. inst "sy goa
will be hanged ~ the meek uutl voc are dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
sTIAW As a DfsHNFECTANT.
ExptgrugNrS Al sgGUIS'S PoINT-vSITOR> PsEsENr
OYSTERS AND EGGS COOKED by STBAM-rHE
FxpVRTrpNrS CONSOLIDATED SATTSFAC TORY.

EXphgTugSrS At sRGUIN'S POINT-vNuOR> PsBsBNr
OYSTERS AND Eggs COOKED by sTBAN-rHf
EXPERIMENTS CONSIDERED SATISFACTORY.
on Thursday afternoon a number OF interesting ex-
pe-iments for the dslfocng oIclothug made Sc
gums Point Dr. A. y Bcrwas the operator and II was his
plan that a. tried number Of invited guests present
among whom Judge Connolly d. c. Stiles Registrar Of
Brooklyn Dr. J. T. Conku Deputy Superintendent Of Brook
lyn d. }. Lee sanitary Inspector OF The County OF Rich
uinnd md others.
None Of the member. TIE Board Of Health present
they being unable 20 attend IN consequence was understood
OF heir 1ong buy engaged with their counsel preparing
etWer Injunction restraining them from landing pas
-eng0Es Scgl Point which Is 20 be argued on Monday
next Indeed those experiments were not conducted under
the eusnces Of The Board Of eal they not giving any sn
thoty the bat tao permitting me as build
Dr Boil theory Is that steam is far better dsinfecan
than chlorue the er remedy roitng the clothes While me
former thoroughly ehicacious aud makes NOT the slightest
difference clothes byOrd tle great one OF dsniecng
,tem Of al disease generally supposed thsl al naeRss
btnnr 20 passengers unfortunate enough 90 nave arrived
these shores infected shns y gwen back 70 them
This rs mistake. No passenger WIN pe iIleI VIII moe
them ohnge OF clothing Immediately upon theii arrival a.
tie Quarantine i1uilngs they vii be subjected 70 warn
BATH and both suite eo les W II nneeigo the process o. Us
injecting After which that portion ofeloihng which requires
washing viii be washed but moi beio. ls u Is not proposed
allow washerWomsn Of the eats hmeni % run any fA
in contracting disease.
The appirs.u. used for hle experiments Yesterday was
Simply ordinary steam boiler OF hrsehor-e power sna =
woodward' forcepumpae latter Connected with coil Vi
The steam IRON the bohr superieateu ena naAes ot seo
from this furnace seion OF pine IL carried 70 small cham
her containing aDOif lN cupit ilr III winch
e. done. The pipe n tie center az the floor Nun
which the steam concentrated. On tie wall sos te
registering thermometer; the Op ~ TIE partition OF l
room was another thermometer and % the DottJm }fiu
another These placed there 10 marx the dncreni
degres Of temperature during the experiments.
The expermeuts cOnmeEood by i've minutes ieSs during
watch time 0sters clans fish, and three through
eaht hickncsses b. ke cooked. BY this 10 was M
dersiood 81 animal matter being subjected TO the
action OF snper viii at once be- destroyed At
ne the The lower Thermometer marked
10 degrees Fahrenheit and the upper one 80 degrees During
he i've occupied IN the experiment the gsuges OF heat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
The Old Excise Board versus the Nc" Esci.s
Board.

Shortly before 10 o'clock yesterday morniug sdele-
CATION numbering between two and three hundred 81 the Ger
man Liquor Dealers Association called upon william l.
Hasket, esq Treasurer Of the old Board Of Excise Comms
oner 60 ascertain the views Of the Commissioners upon bs
present aspect law and nuder The decision ~
Judge Cardozo the old Commissioners proposed 10 do
Nj Has1ct who shortly afterw@rd joined by Commits
Holl gave the delegation very patient hearing
" rh oliver g. stout the Clerk OF thc old Board. was 70
elected % lis position and the counsel TO TIE bod um'ted
TO the Board that Dc would give hs views day two
80 tie powers OF the old Board this matter Opnios.
The Board hen adjourned and the Office OF tue Commission
e Wa bsosod for several hours aergard By liquor
dealers OF whom have already taken ont licenses under
the law and Others VINO have taken out 10 licenses ~ s
no old Board determined when rhrs WI hold
meeting but await the opinion OF Their counsel b'''rr ts
any defni5- act.on IN the promises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23


s,-,n Gori.-i' liisnbA scAv'n'on Hamburg h"nh'd'
s,siu Ii.ns. flr Oteren4ory. Bremen osircs Co
stssnie Ilsa.n tfl. small. Kingston, toH'aFfnee 'N'
sto,nie li1sn L- Norfolk City Point sud Remond L H.
Pier
s.esTash.r hs,,ui. Bsr,.,it. Bostor G. T. J Peer.
Sfrantkic I.sfln Nfli sipni De" ~ .D''
ship Escort IIi,rer Lirsrroo. james stlaIL
san Herman Yreui kullufun Nape C. Lung = a.. D.,
snip Csu1 tBrl Harrington - Andfc"s n b. H. J. De" Cd"
1 ga. , ~. t..-.u, r.
sb'q John Poke, fGD Lew'cr Acspuleo W. J Teh 90
BafA A'tlcore BIZ, Mhcs Liverpool n - :" w
4 Co 81,
E-lk At.uts fbIs1l Ho.emens. beinen 1afre' heSei
Ber. Osnses fsr. Wfiifl.. BufO, -. o. bhAey, NJ.
k4rs Csolle Fsu tAustl cameusroVich hoihr'" "'"''
4 60.
Bssk x Dav.. shoDrds Galveston A. : btswsts, -,
Bark Wfis Cloud Freeman, GEORGETOWN D. t. H. !" Lo"D q
60
Brg M.rv Wi.--f Ss.l Gorrs Corr of order O. y hnic
Bng Victoria tfl.. iBrl, i-nor Pctou, y Small Co.
Prs Alqfs lsr hinlAn frnIfort Mo- h.oA 70 n " ~
Biz Village Be BIB ro.sr, st. Johns ~ b. D. he won
/ CO. ,r
Scsr Ghsrapon- sss Boston Es0ethpo. g. d. bif,""
Sshf. M-r.al. Marshall Eizibs,hpofi, H. w Loud %.
soou Fued Fefdon New Haven Racket, Toolof lsY9
ScT Eurakz tBr IL Bsu-, 81 Johns ~ r. b D. small 20
sly Gen. kuJ1 Raba1on litlvoi ton Yus PoIieihed.
sf b. snal Brl stsven'' sissl Csmphy and aso'' .
s-S' = 4 D.nsrt Low Norfolk .e. v,u Bruu' 4 s.sht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
nIovemrnr. Of occnn stenmerN
Passenger. Arrived.

FROM HAyRE AID BREsT-in st,4uI,l. p Llisysf,-Mr.
Hofsad fna Nessr. llr-Ies sad Circorn L. MAMA.
sa,dsm sand Mcs Roc .hi aa alter Mr jut0 AUsd
W.. W.i-r, lTn and servants joachim AID ft pp .nd
tirHdel p Piston. J. hauwcQt J. iin rd H.
Iref n. Alb.0 M. FOX Ml. Dsl0ufses1 cerk 3r
Hersed Aff H~a-s. r Biste }. Drryolr. M Dey, I'D
two e len Miss E1sae Ebcrhsfdf A hsron, Ms .igeCu,
Mr. so1tra1 ri shunann sind four children, A. Flsnien mr.
Lerreur. Sire. Lpeu and Two ehi-en Charles I'M f Morton
firs Neyfsirlcf NT. Neyslolss =
-.nnliu Conrb1ser Air 0nicnusi Mr Dashls end two
efdfcs NJ G ar Darocher sr Bslude Mr. Pache Mr..
Jolly, Mr.. Jolly d child Mt IT, De Beaumont Nf oisti NJ
gbIy children, Nil iitz Moiald Mr. fcy,
h. pcrv Mf Golden. SIS Cert ~ Cor a. Lehman,
l. Gol-air hla' A. kahn. Mis h WOLF M., r. Bloch, Mr.. A.
Tr4 hf, j. Trusu Levy, MI. s, Nr.. Vel lud child A.f
Ws Mn. DE fl-e J. EaIbe Mi AeehoH s. soss,he sri.di
Air. Locsu sorx Trusn. r. 1rnan. RocAat, o. Mafqust,
Mr BTsrr- j. Tnifci 81. Thonp j. BIu1. A. Inscf, y
lss b 24s j. schl,dcT. j. Ali H. ysriu, tahen l. Gen
ftvres senuueu, scitluen, J. Bu a Nicdmsnn, Mfs
Ifzersf1li. ,
FlOW GtLVFSTOS--ls steamship W.lm.ngt0n-A. j. Buts
Nr. L. burke tirs II. Aueruln, J.. buI-o o. J. bu.e,
sitsr Mr and Mr. Lille and two a ard hf'
Cr.rn s. g. Bev lady Mr. daughter, p Ing
aud sdv ilr. SIR snd do J. Valentine. Mrs
MI. -'f.4q "a D. Scnr BIZ aud N4-. stump
and tong Robbins Mrs ; Phillips George Haruon.
NJ, night Mis- p. j. Holmes, Capt J. +. Harmon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

?. 10 Editor IF fhe v A. I,ibanet
SIR: on the 18th inst. there appeared 10 your Wash
ngton correspondence Of the Associated Press notice th
aad been suspended by the Psymastr General and ths
next day the inst the following notice 10 wit In ts
matter the suspension of j. Nelson Lucey By the PaymaSef
General his accounts have been examined and found coac
the charges been dismissed end he has been restored 70
I'll tue rshs privileges Of the Office was snt by dseo-
ton OF the the Office the Assoottsd
Pre in Washington that the suspension reported the day
before 10 zht be corrected but notice taken Of a~
SAINT, now desire that you viii give tie same pcbs 70
the correction ~ Won did tire suspension snd oblgr
Iours &C.. J. NELSON htCAhf.
No 2i3 ByooSray n D. June % lsc6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY JUNE 90, 1866

Brig Doctor Or Bsrro~ Fiwais MsnLone (fr q days. @ilh
uirrI... Sc to fabrirc'. i;ros . a.,
sem Bona s1eae.o tPorti sun Anna Lisbon q days With salt
&c.. Oh IT, J.. Eolfi G Son.
Fr Harmony col Luer6srr n. NcAeron sivlna S days
vitr .ies. &C.. 20 3ret Son A a.. Len 10 vessels r
scir Lul,.a Un'fiii Bafacla y day. win ifa 20 >, ~
Psal len sI. P-be fer ic" or- 10 aa!ai '- N'al'4
.or Ntr 81 ori June 20.
scfr John Griffith Gould Gloucester. - days. with t'h
sclI " lisl frtiur T. 4rd. kew iieFen
s-.l L'slIs Puy. NonioH- lor hcWburypcr-
rcir ueil1c-lt. sullivan b1d-er,r'.
schr p .Flra Dr.ol. rsnosI Ior i0r Boston
e.ll ltlr. Holmes PoHelass l.i. lof ffl'r' PC.
sct Nls Sum- Gland Jole-P1r yd. "4 sfai % iioyo-e
IT may. c-t, b..
carleton lol Nassau Johnson EieuiieEa days with I'M" 20
joseph Ene.s ne
s.ir $ " Buursl. Bunnel. Georgetown, d. @.
S,Hr '-saHre Palmer, Taunton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
EuPEigANGF.
rHE Eew-AoRH

Tgg Eew.4oRR STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
ITHACA y. \, Thursday. June 81 is"e
Tho New York state Temperance Society has Just cIoSsd
one Of s most interesting sessions IN this village Gen.
j. : smith President the Rev. J. F. Falmeli was elected
Secretary Many OF tie earnest friends Of the cause were
was taken Enthusiastic public meetings were heid one
for the children addressed by Gen smith ana me Rev
Messrs Steele Of Auburn. Scales OF lAaea ana rage on
runa There were two other meetings addressed
BY the Rev Messrs Spencer and HidFeth Of New-fork
and Others. - =.
A Committee appointed 10 raise 100000 as fsna
for the society The subscriptions commenced with uA
gift Of 81 900 by the Hon. Heman Camp OF Johannesburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
TIE EXCISE LAW.


~, .,,,rn ,,,,,,,nv.,r vrxxrnv--ruv Apaxxrx
To BE CONTINUED SPITE OF JUDGE CARDozos
,,-,s,ov--,rsr on rur v,vvs on rHoSs Ar
RESTED.
-. -, 49,. a., ,,,. .s,s-,,x c,,
nued their raid upon the unlicensed liquor dealers, Super
ntenden Kennedy early yesterday morning teesrapned
- - .ubord,,,os ~ srrsst an PERSONS whom elax
md n wtlont license as Inc decisior Of Judge Car
dolo only applied the George W Holt aud had
bearing on lie action OF the police II, So ..
has fallen or considerably however,
scarcely onetbrd being arrested as compared with those
Wedne-ds, and Thursday
Al The TOMBS
As may readily be supposed the lower wards he pscae~
from which axe taken the TOmb farnh the largest nu
per :. Sl S Ts oo%ns are the aa.es Of those crested
g W. Plsct5r No 55 Hodsons NJ Aaysls 70 y che.yst
M WIN e Ra S 70 ctes John H. Trefs No s. Oiivcl at
p 1res H. q Wstes, Bran laden, No. Us Worth q
g. \. suith No ~ D1tharne', Te- Malmy No III hsa'
Heny BaAs. 10 g Wael.st {. aqlest 80 10 30 Es
Mu-ey 80. We p 1,I r. n .;respyien a
20 Wfife Ne .fi Hsdsor.r NJ Young No. ~ sprugs
wn oToole No ~ tlms sgq 9si No. y ~ i 1s, ..
J. Flanagan 81 Seg chomber'-' JOIN = saI,,n 5s No.
Dsnni. calhu 10 tooeve, s. faiS s,YYb Sso Gr,ass.
Peter Matthews, Jsmess'P 4 1,1te ua Tssr,rJ a
MaT pay 1prn, , Psndopb Pe,srs 5s5 Blooms
ssii ~ sbres ia lin, . Cirr5u S.rbirh 100 C-ntrs &
ueo,se E b., Is ;1t.,, Wm Abur 10 Chstblmd.
Iobr cs,p Jar.s1r Aiorh 50 IN In W Broadway
Richsd siss,ter, ~ Eu-st hernon Ne"hNS - S@'' ""
Peter De'Acl "a hosl'.s ~ ,v, rc.oc,;zano,,
Al Of the prisoners were helu IN iiei o"D tf'Vh"1"-
hy Justice DOwliuq.
= VFrrpsoN .FARkTyr POLICE C0T1sr
Al MI Du''' ,lNi.,' :, -. -. -. To-.
The following are me hhne- VI tI.s' "iaeHe" "0'0 "
tice Ledwith;
John Il. CatjcI 1873 Hammond Geo De-0Y@es ~
AntreV v hedeH ~ Ff1es' ii' nltt ~ 20 sI.a -
stephen Reilly 80 W Nh,st siicalel ,g'u ,i1 d .'
ahfi. pnI Doleity ~ y. <'.''t ~ ~ "a
T,.il,A t n- 10 .,s ias, MrVeil ., W lstb a
Ihons, moory 80 ~, W.. ,l, Ia. Hsyes "a Prinees
r. G.rsl az "a ilts, ioin OReily q, sheye
tS-r FniSry p Gree1wcF Timothy Doohae 2s' 7'h-
Disrics we.e ~ athav iohn oHey ,.I ~, 90 -" 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23
Second Advent. rnd future Life for the Rirhteou-

Second Advent. rnd Future Life for the Righfrou-
Oniv.-rre.cHrs SUNDAY no frrf h corner 1l ta.l d
Eouoy by tlicI So. NnW1nIf r q r. g. i' Il
Scuitles Teach s r NAu Def4 sd hate t.uic.-n 20
lf' as D. rl i.o -orsi-e. ~ -.t ia'i.o is-f 2.
Tle Rev. DR.. Wcsr0ff, viii rrescr b. To-. elulcl outt o.
Of torYseco1dr. between seventh sd ftlFrs on 81 'p H.
% iNi On Che Dltrs of Young tHaas 90 60 la1ici
and # e! H. On iie duties tle t.ur. 20 l-nat
The Rev. samuel r. Cox, -. D., ~' p-ls.1 on 80
hAIr hAf lI1e "a no.nlne ii fr
ts oran Church tie Nar. Services 10 commence
e. lO. +. 10. snd b. T.
The Rev. ". q. Ahhoff 70 albany vi preach bedford T.
NJ P. Churen 10 MORROW morning s evening Conner o. ad-
ford AID Morton 80.
Tbriy-se enth-st. VI. z. Charh. between seeoad 4,d
Thrsy,sTu@ Nv. ". T. bOOLt PASTOR VIII preach o. eiN
DAY, 40, Tie Rev GEORGE HOLLIS, o. . D. NJ seals
free
The Rev samuel -. bell, u. %. viii preach ID w. 80 Inc
Fnes fresfTicfisu ttuTc h0V hrolftay fid hist
al 10 so q, b. SuDiec Morning ID! men, tsis
The Pilgrim
The second Pcr-oiaI Coipirg Of the Messiah Proved
10 hive Taken Placc.Sels post - Ie-eW o. pifo ~
J. THOMPSON Pubilsr
No. g. AHn-rt. NeE orr
The CONGREGATION Of "a. Jalucs's English Lutheran
Church viii
rHeeuhsf, east oil Ildasf 1901 SUNDAY June - o. "a ~
lay Aoo in swedish Lufn Church lent! second 81
West o Third ave, az p.
Neung Mems Chrisinn 3-soc'niion o \-. oI, No ~
Fill-avr. TFcufysecuIjst Monthly M,eanz hDNpAf
EVENING MKT. 81 o'oioc Etg, by GtORGE A. PEAst,
esq Subjects Things allowable" Young men end tie pubic
generally invited h. BOLTON bANDr ice Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

To satisfy these II necessary the doctor has invented reos
which be attached the steam pipe oapaoi Oh
any vls Substance Cglfcctlg as D into tle
such a. chlorine carbonic acid. fumes OF coal aF &C.
used these chemicals viii b. heated 20 the utmost
mus giving them greater power IS proper to state BOW
ever that Doctor Bell asserts that the Of such articles ars
perfectly unnecessary.
Il also stated that ship be disnfectd the same way,
that IL BY The boilers OF tug VII Dc used ana
portable supefheatng apparatus be erected on BOARD IN one
day ship by this plan " dsinctng be Thoroughly pu
red and she viii be enabled 10 the city 10 safety II
il viii be the saving Of many thousand doan
10 orr merchants aud shipowners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

coAsT FLORIDA a. : -Et o, Lssosr
ro1r tt BE- at A. oonf hey Le eursnoe Tampa bay
Of Fodi. United states ~ An fi, mas oe
evening % June 2 1870 snd VII
lighted night from suuet t sunrise. I fn
sst whit. lisi Illuminating the whes horizon seed al a.
elevation Of Fee II the snd should b seen 10
rsiier ~ nautic4l miles Inc hnla.ii.
,rr,t i. v en, Il the fourth order Tie g tower coa
HI fe IN froq base 20 foes pne Il T. built OF brick ard " Ne
valed With nuleu painted black, ana sianm Ut IA - ~ 4V
lona. ~ a. 70 West Of Greenwich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-23

The Strengthening thermometer Indicated 20 degrees
Dr. Be. aecourted for the variation Of the lower and uppe
ternomeer bv the fact OK the lower being connected
with the chamber BY iron tube Iron being conductor OF
clothing placed In the perfectly dry ana the linen
pants considered perfectly Infected from all disease
ing were not even taken out Of them This Dr. Bell claims "a
done BY his being supeTheasd which Is me secret
Of hi success ~ di3nectgnt. To thoroughly cleanse aud
purify tho clothes Of cmrrant and passengers VII take Two
hours end Of which time is VIII be considered sais 70
allow then 10 90 anywhere they please.
Asny people link tsa ss y p2 S.Sl.22.an
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ALL. KINDS Of FURNITURE. Na'tre,sc., Bed
a dins I,otiugGosssf tc CHEAPEST 81 tflil-' & AMP.
~ 8, No. Howerv between stanton all i1fn't Cal
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On h door IL chamber being opened az he edibes
found ncey and the invited guests quiok! made
them Disappear The setregtorng theIngnccr inside the
chamber marked degrees This Considered emnently
satisfactory.
second test then made, which listed 10 minutes
oysters eggs &C. being MT before well acoat aud
raw OF white linen pautaoon'. Before the door was shut
the Indicator marked 62 degrees e lover and 40 degrees
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