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New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
RanA Year HnXrII.

acquainted Of alt the principal machines ana
prefer the Grover them oil because consider The sch
NOR elastic 10 the hOOBr which We. done nine
srs ago stch good end have fosnd my
used e other machines able to say the same ns
IIsdI had when my children were s. would hsve saved me
l..,, s9O vear"-T,hmo-y Of Mrs DT hC'e1dt. q pa"
TeHivthird Kc-r Y,-k bcoe ne Co~"''''cre' Of Patents
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Dco 6-Eyenng The Provision market Which
has been steadyal day. closed unchanged
LONDON MOEKY MARKET.
LONDON Dee 6-Evenins.-COnsols this crenns closed
esl for money
AMERICAN SRCURTTTE8.
American securities las, quoted a The following prices
o. FiveTV,nes ~ Illinois Central III Erie Railway g.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
CASUAL TIES.

AEoTHER OIL KxPLOsIoE-LosS or LIFR.
sr rELsssAPH rsIBUsA
CLKvKLASD Dec. 6.-An explosion occurred at the
receiving house Of Clarke Payne Co. oil refners, in this
city to-day One killed and four others badly
burned two thought would dis The oss s estimated At
9p Oe u teo There Wss 40 insYra9Se % the uEeseI
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
LATET DATES BY THE CABLE.
GABLICIA.

AUsrRiA ABUr TO coEOENTRATR TROOPS IN GAL-
LlOIA.
BlRirt THURSDAY. Dec g. evening
II is positively declared that Austria will concc-
trate troops Gallca in spite Of former dcnals Of hor
intention MOTTO do 50
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
THE FENIAES

rnB PATH o. THE PRISONERS TO BB DECIDED TO-DAY.
BY TrLEaaAPu rRrBUSS
MONTREAL Dec. 6-Tho Governor General viii leave
for England IN Saturday. he viii preside at Cabinet
Meeting in his city tomorrow. when the fate OF the
Fcnan prisoners will bo finally setod The Hon. Messrs.
Blair, Campbell McGee, Chapais and Cockburn will be
present IN tB Council.
Br rKLEaRAPf
MoSTIEAI. Doc 6.-TIc G0.snr OF this morning says
Secretary swards letter with respect 10 the fenian
prisoners ha excited deep anger IN England and Pres
dent JohnsIi's message will no, allay this feeling.
THE AUTHORITIES NOTIFIED or AN ATTEMPTED RiS'
CUE OF THE PRISONERS.
By rELE0RPH
ToROSTC Dec 6-The authorities have received nior-
nation Of m intended raid the Old Jail previous TO the
l3th for he purpose Of attempting tue rescue oi tue
Fcnan prisoners. Extra precautions havo been adopted,
and visitors unless well known TO thc authorities are
admitted
ARRIVAL or GEN. AvRRiLL AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TEN OF THB PRISONERS INDICTED AND TWO DIS.
cHAR3ED
~ rzLz8RQu TO r1IUUNH
SwErrsrUEGH, Dec 6.--Gcn. Avcrl. United States
Consul General for British Amcnc, arrived here last
night to watch the Fcnln trials He is the gucst Of Mr.
OHalloan. NJ. p. Z. whom he arrived AZ the fremont
House guard OF honor stationed a. front OF the build
ing by order Of Col Osborne Smith.
Tho Court opened at 10 30 this morning. Judge John
son oecuDied two hours and . half IN summing up tao
against the prisoner Chamb,rAn. he told the jury that
the evidence of the woman Hannah. who sworc TO the
murder o. the child by the prisoner was corroboted m
every particular. whore cOuObJaLOn was possible by
other evidence and that an attempt W set up an 0 had
entirely failed The jury, after absence Of two houn
returned with d verdict Of not guilty. Chamberlain viii
bo bed two other indictments oT setting fire to the
house and for assaulting Mrs Hannah, with intent to
kill
The Grand Jury into coutt a. 10. and presented
true bills against II Of the Fcnan prisoners With refer
cnce to the two remaining Thomas Powers and Daniel
Cobun, the Grdai jury found no bulls, md thcy were
accordingly discharged.
Seven Of the pnsOBcTs-CrawfOrd. Rogers Rcardon
Howard licGowdn, Morrill, ana Smlth-wcr, indicted as
citizens Of f)rcgn State which AZ peace with Her
Majesty Government
In eich Of these here two trie hills st For
felOnousy entering Lower Canada w. h intent to levy
against Her Malesiy's Government. "a For folon-
ousy beng and continuing III armsl Her Majesty Gov
erumcht IN Lower Canadn.
The other seven, McDoEai, MADDEN Crowley Ovens
Carol Gigan aud bO.mc,, indicted rs subjects OF
her Majesty and against eleh OF them there were three
true bills
Irs For oai1n.y joining himself 10 persons wh9 had
tered L,wcr Canada wii iuicu 10 'ty against Her Mj
csty Government
s>eoond For ,onousy cyyiHg var IN company With cit
OF foreign STATE prlcr with hcr Mrsiy Govern
meat
PFgIAN MEgTfN, IN RTFFALD.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
LAND OFFICE REPORTS.
" rutssaIrH TO rHH rHrsuSh

" ruLnsalPH TO rHn rHieuHh
Returns received from the General Land Once at
Ivi.. N.ht,aa shoz Of pabl
posed q 5grIas Oeobsr 6tSs d whh
s.lr vnA.r The durink
ths s.na Vsrioa eesved ct the Den
srs Lsnd Vsaa Ceorn. se" that Sst sores OF hs
public lands disposed q dant Vee We gsas PARTON
fsT ,otat s,tllepept spa oupyssoa
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
6perial Notires.
Once sud Forever.

once snd Forever.
Account for tho fascination please the fact cannot be denied
,A,, .ho.v,r ha. once u.od PHAIONs NIGHT BLOOMING
cEREUs ndaercO, ansAo perfume In comparison
wits a all other aors OdsI. h and neasr attempts fra
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
PExIAN MRBTiNG IN DUTFlLo.
NJ rrLranarn ~ rur rriausr.

NJ TrLElHAFH 70 M THI1UNH
BUrYALO, Dec ca frnIln meeting was hel Tonight
at the Old Court House honor Of The s the
arms captured By tho Michigan last June. Tho -et,ng
as presided over bv Col Murphy ono Of the radcrs who
was shot through the lungs ~ Rdscway. Address was
mado by John Fpnerty G o.. r. b., atthc conoisslon
- which subscription taken up 10 aid m paying for
tho uniforms 81 900 OF which a. the express Snoo
IN this city.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
~ TBysrrR.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. G>-The Pacific Railroad mas
reached a point JOo miles west Of Omaha
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVAL OUT
LNERPooI. Dec 6-Eycning. The steamship Erin. from
New Y ORR hasiTTiyed
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
A Gard.

g92ls,
A Gard
AMERIcAy PRINTING FOR THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
BAKER GOODWIN respectfully inform their friends s5d the
p that they have redy Specimens Of Ornamental Printing
hh h.v attend 90 exhibit =. .h. Ur-s Exposition Pre-
ou. 20 shaping the fms they would be pleased to have 81 inter
.,.a cali HooPERs Score, No 122 NAssAU-sT. and
m IN. sp.smens witch were 90, expressly for the OeOa
,on bess selected multitude oi Others executed In
thsr syegy day bpEle.s.
~ Specimens Of Pamphlets Psodcs' ac are TO
be .hosEa IA @ be u.aas in Paris
BAKER GOODWIN Printers.
Tribune Budns-. Pansins Hosse .qs.re
sAer.~. the C0ntineat-"
THE HON SCHUYLER CoLEN,
Speaker Of the o. 3 Iouss Of Representatives.
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE.
SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER
Mr. c.1 by ssqo.. Of many sminsuscnsu' Gill give h' Lee
'0f' "A AA'0's G,.. STEWART l. wooDVoRD,
Lieutenant GoyesAor Elect,
sts 50 cents. Reserved Seats cent. FOR 's' The Trb
VAL No va Bro.dwsy; shsldoa Co.. Ne t brssdEay Jamrs
MILE No s2s Brosdvsyl RAaasph. No ~ BtOad~Jt sad
Macfsrlsnd's corner Broadway A1a Nv
Lecture st o. Doors opsn At I.
-,,,,r- nee Aadrea.-rhs @. c, EzRAY and oshsIs
will ribs (Frdayl EVENING address sessss o. TIE bsak s
T.mpsrsnes Society At Chapel No III bsns al O'Clock
The Bsnl Tsmpsge ouartsse viii Be ps'so The pubic are
-passO0.ce Maize nsls Cog drsA, Britain the
Coniiasa via Salhsp.Oa sns hamoss p Hs.m.f oernsnA
snd Tor Irslsad osesastevp pes ss@ss O,y esmoss on
~. tSntose oeso.. a. follows and b. s.os sad
'-p's@ "'"S ''"s <-AS JAMES KEILg. ~
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

Iadis Rubber Toys,
VUI.CANITE JEWBLRY
ta eress variety for tho HOLIDAYS
A. QOODYEARS D. n GLOVE MF0 Co,
No ZOO Broadway censf Of Fultsn e..
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

CHICAGO, Dec. G-Jerome B. ClaAn, grain
oDcrntor Is missing and proves defnultcr OF
S OOl He purchased wheat credit sold for cash. and
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

Furniture
THE LATEST STYLES. CONSISTING OF
PARLOR DlNiN0-ROOM and CHAhBf-R SUiTEb,
Fctsng ssnBsctafss p<iess
al T. KRUTNAS
hAhUFACrORY AND WAkBROOA5
Mo-. 81 and - Fest Jiaeasoa-I.
Betweeu BOwery snASeooads'e
Al Goods warranted
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

Prcsicns Proclamation Of nth inst declaring null and
void decree OF Prince Marimian closing certain ports
Mexico an, Sir your Obediont servant
WnlIAR II SEWARD
John Bigelow csq SC. &C. Sc
The next document m order "a the Proclamation Of
President Johnson dated August last declaring null and
void the decree Of Prince Macmillan closing certain ports
IN Mexico
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

Iadia Rubber Toys,
vULCANITE JEWELLERY
AND FANCY ARTICLES. ,,,,,r
No. 200 Broadway. cSsnsS Of Futso A.
oy THE LATEST sEScsS coSsIsr,so o.sg;1s s1,,egs 9g
Rosewood sHss s"d MsPe .sssss ID "s"'.S'"" Ps'
MAsyFAcroeY AND wAaERooMs
No. s .ad % E.-i !ise.,os.t
strumatic salt Baths.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING. COMPANH'S .
STRUMATIC SALTS AND WATERS
are .ovsreisn Tor the ours Of
DYSPEPSIA.
RHEUMATISM,
SCROFULA,
SWOLLEN GLANDS.
ERUPTIONs OF THE SKIN, &C., so
Fo ''l' al a. the principal p'ass:p sE sfpELsHErMEa Asal
@. A. stevens g. Do.
ASruRiso s hsc SS%EIERs AND sIvERsMyHs
Ou the ats., dsssns tsssiho with ~As novel
tics OF rare ''''''"'I oISsoSD Ia JEwELRy
Of a' quality mOoni'd Z s1 az ,''''i'' '''
imported b..t EgTfPs:1 r.U @Sps[;S!o'''" 81 sss
and Tea ss; q "s % i9.sa, s1S ,% Ss s
Particular si,snon given 70 a'sne ees,y Of design d es-->
Of "'rtm'"'AU in tho G'GnsI'S 90 sfESSSsItS. ~
No % E.s Fouresuts at. Uaioo.aps;. Nav Yos..
FsraA Tupper- q Behap.
No 0Oa BROADWAY eoaasr Houston l.
MATCHES JBwzLRY
sTEEsLING sILyBRwAREs
sre,so.d prices --------
s.r.oroSf1.: HS,s.1 10 "a. 2 soTs
APo~sn- ,os~ss.in~ o nsssn rs,ss
1s tue so s .pS1 u, ' ss o fo as ss Sss.d
to- isuS 40 Inv nio Of said da'eT, 1sAs4
A ''' 10 '''E i6 ri bsbhnros q 1SSs ssS sS i5
Ins I'fs; 'fsse;pATSh I,sf' NO Tsstsr. aesE. T'i'e"
swATNE's TNAE's o NoISThEwr
@s %: f; s.. Es.s 1s.: si s::a 3 !: :
eS all S1p D:s;.s ,sss,s: 60 rsss s.s:. s''''' r::s
:. ieS eS. sSrA siI,a.t Ph,dsphiA. T.sst.
| /. i,oh" abox will be sent by mat Tstef =
S STSsg STsSsgg'ss sassRss & " 's'c CO. No s'S Il marrow
,,.,,. Hail. nys 90 Csat. brown,
S, o. s'Ss S.y sls No s'; jSS jSSn
sriss: "a csssf faRi sIs ss5i fo%
yss SSSs * ssiSiS po%Sss 'fS sss 1 % s
.,I. "a Hot RouA Bsca ac sQlA sy socsrs sessfs
S-"~''' TILFORD a Co. Ne 10 FoaFsh-ase
p. BONRON. NJ - Thiriays
ALBRO 4 SMITH BoSsry. sones Bogdst
sss.r. o !. tiad Isesr.a e sasa = Dsss p'A g. ,s
49, USIVE RsAL WRIkGER, slss OF D0rrS WASuN9 MA
yI,SE srom,lly 6led hy C. HROMNiNa Ae=EG
y scoartIssdlsl iopposiss Msrcesassf He.sh
Clothes wringsrs al suA. REkAlRee ~ The sAlLEf
WASHING AND WhiNGik0 MACHINE COMPANY. No ~
Ceuzsi.sat -s.. ke~-fest
The World Reaowned Winsiows Green Corn. 4
seos..y every nilI FOl ~ e respectable oooer
throughout the oeao,ry
Wtgs. Tounees and Ornamental Hair
a3ay dYcae sFqws " shns.s ~
W. A. BATQuELsVRR Na B bseas
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE.

~ rELHgHAFu TRIBUNE
WAsaINuToS Dec 6.-1he following papers relative to
Mexico accompany the message Of Mr. BigeloW to Mr.
seward:
LlCArtoN oT Tm UNITED sIATfs PARIS, May i6 lrto.
SIR translate from la France Of last evening ihe following
announcements
The eHsrkation of troops Of Austrian volunteers fof McX
icO hen o0uutermanded Those enlisted have been dis
charged and the majority them have been enrolled IN The
Army Of the North
suppose may consider tins paragraph a. sem official
paper practically answering the inquiry which addressed
o. the Minister Of Foreign Aha Thursday last and as
finally dsoug OF what threatened an unpleasant compca
zion agropo o relation with Mexico and especially
the latest phase Of invite your attention to the
nexed extracts from the Memorial Dpoiaatgtf semi official
and from debate mild opposition Gen Almonte, who
appointed 20 replace Mr. Hidao at this Court the repre-
sentative Of Mexico has arrived am Sir with great respect
your 0bedcui servant JOuN BeELOw.
Ia ID
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
IsFANTIcIpE AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
M rgLs0RAPH TO rms TRIBUNE.

WHEELING, Va Dec. GA desperate case os in
fanticidc enacted POekc Hill last eyehing married
woman named Nugent Marietta murdered her kitle
e three years OF age and nifcrurd attempted TO oonmt
suicide by taxing opium The domestic trouble
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-13
Dissolution NOtiCeN
Dissolution Notice.

" UISSOIuIIOm NOIICGs fTIU.
YUyHE ECo-PARTNERsHIP heretofore existing bctvsus
IL A. LAUER and Il. Schultz, under the name a
Lauer Schutz In the Jactson Saloop 10 this day =
solved by ua consent Mr. Luer having sold out "a
interest to f. Schultz who will continue the buaine %
his own account. All debts due the late frm win $
paid to u. Schultz, who will settle all liabilities.
A. LAUER.
Dalles Dec. 1st., 1865. Aa Il. sCHUTI.
Thankful for past patronage tho undersigned weuza
respectfully inform his friends hathe will ever b. oa1
them. \ II p q y n I. n. eCIiUTE
, 1866-03-20

to pay compound notes At maturity. md is:ue q
equal amount oflcga1 tcudeE. !:
Second Prohibiting him nQu adding more t
than {900. Oh. .0c1- 80
1htrd: Prohibiting him from selling gold at les.
thin Ieo t1ll The 1fr Of July, and amer that at uo
NJ. GARF1ELD's Eotlon 10 reconsider the loar
hill vas tnkcn up on vote to lay on the table
III: i HRGoaA1L Rca5 urred The Committee Of wavs
and Mea1e 70 consent TO fcconmittzl.
Mr.. BOUTWELL, followed IN the same straln,
SAYING that such a vast power would be standing
Mr. GARFIELD defended the bill, insisting that
The power Of the Secretary would NOT be ueed
aEniutl ptodpecra and manufacturers, hut against
idly az be desired to zee It, He had no potion oi
contracting The currency suddenly. 3fr. Garfield
aecllaH to agree 10 recomnlt the bill, and 1t was
6.oaaht 70 Eotc on motion to recoasiaer-AYes
Iii. coNKLiS0, in ,nor.ng to recommtt, said
the Impression was generally that our finances
were ia:ashad Way. sold and silver were the only
permanent staplardA Of values. We must Get ont
Of the .paPef money c11pedlency. We could not
reach specie payments at u single step. All meant
70 1edee1ns soon as possible, bat when can We Is
Conkiine hoved to recoai the iii i for pTact,cai
puIpoee' 50 az to make 1t acceptable to tie Onion
liz bill was .ccommitted wi,hont ,ns.rzc.5on.
-Ayes. n noes. not counted.
.,1i1he 'Housa then gent into Committee Of the
Sho!e and took up the bill 10 make appropriations
Government for the year ending JUNG 81. 1861.
a Isaa I'd o!Ssl z q asa'sa1,s: rose
ia 10 the estts Il di.esss 81 ls,s5
TO NJ H. ~xsRb1RsE s2aaa5f 81 Ea5insss &
70 sne1d ~ act 10 encourage fnt1attun and IN act
TOR The &atcty cf raa4eneas6 IN steamships. Kcad
twice md raleaed so-she: Committee On CON:
y
, 1866-03-20


IL v teu H ha9s heen nrn ~ ease
ence: cuc,eo F.n,n.,, :, ,ess
Or. J. P. urrsnt. 1ss DesrboFo siqest: ~ l9''
afaa VI IL "a % & . Inn2 yea ~ aaoE1 "a s
Wish 2 Inform the public Of her
SPEEDY cure SEE has been suaeltuE Gon a attack Of
fne atism y her hig not being able to Tnlx or pnt
ore loot TO tue g,ouna ior two months Without ae ad
nshs. E 7og aF9 can HGw E nesy and
t'lA1N ''As'A ssl Eat WssalnEto a1ER @ stTe:s.
gstfs9 e Ss!bssa ST. nj esso e. i 1e'
iu company With NJ paTenss, and i ! a. n, walked
from the Naitsson House 70 your once with the aid
minutes sier TIC opc1sdon Gould WALK ntceiy without
T.,aed into ii? stlest, some eaa visted WOODS
III s4f III s1S IN anpx IT. ~
~ sould @ os aftsT M nsing cripple of ta'ttsen months
otS IL cafs Nv soiry wss i the hn Ind I .xne4e
shs * S IA. M 1a1s ~ n4 ~ " ~ th
length OF tne We hsf consn1ted the best snfre eons
ii the Northwe est and no prescription ever seerd 70
reach ny case. Ne fed fhat nspiisy cannot reward
''N' s'e'0' '!aiss M.sss 8. E. SHAVER.
Pocaa1zzrss. n. T.. February II, 1s6a.
ne9.ne cnr N r y ~ NJ ,qe, .o[ sne
ecs eaassd ION thosa s pqsaeh.i LII q
On The ID md ~ Of Int month applied to you, Il
Yorf, aid with Two operations by Snur hands VIZ
fnaiy restored. am now able 70 converse distinctly
and As we'll al eTe1. HIRING ued all other methods
IL 81 sd
sufferers. With many thanks md prayers for your
suceeS.; VI, .sm3!T: e7I1t, ,..,t u,-1 p.u-
N,sa SARAH ynrrcs sh,,cn ~. r,ad 49,,
vcsr, nn1hte =; T Faop; iiSt; s ~; Elaa ~ tWe
, 1866-03-20
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Peruvian


wan, IRON Liverpool ria Londonderry. Eh, arrived
here aLis evening.
Th the annual bill fns the abolition Of chnfrb rates
wae debated. Gladstone and Bright spoke in favor
OF The question being compromised some way.
and The 6i! wa* ratted 10 second reading, By IS
to eIa. The announcement Of the vote wAs Re.
ceiEed wt'h loud cheering. II Il thought thst the
vote indicates IN early eolntun Of tbc question, a.
ttoueh the present bill will doubtle:s be rejected
by tue House Of Lordt, as us1al.
The UtN cay the American Government hss IN.
ftmsted that II IL IN po.settion OF full information
~ 10 tic movements Of The Fentans in the United
Sin:ce aud .tlif not permit any acts obnoxious 10
the brlEsh Government. OF "hich 1t. 1.N. can take
coGtlzance. Feulan Affairs are unchanged. Cn1m-
Ias1ant Errc-t~ continue.
satesthwalte'e circular oilhe evening Of the 7th,
fsYs dra3iucr IL American securities nave been on
rome~ hal limited =c4le- TowGrd .be close Of
a Eecs ess he w :5,ons dR,on To- boy
nc"r, they were bouchi no to II, hut hare eince
secn sold to rsal.ze on a !e14. Railroad
meat. ili.nosf Central, 7ss e57sa; Ere 551sss.; |
Ths London Out ssyA q Gcrn,an Gri4l4 II inmi
nen1. Inc 11ottl.n Government, has despachcd to
Wa pcrcmptotT IN iie lone a. IN tts demands.
Bismarck II ready TO face wur and liz conse-
or Yield 10 shs p1c.cn.ions of Trnsfis, IN rome,
what 1C1omntons manner.
Tuz Pnnc1rAI117ts-The Nonas<ur says ma.
hs o
conference Fclas1sc to the rfiucpa]iuek about to be
held ut Patts
1hn TutidAh eotps OF ohecryu.Iou on the panuhe
j. stated At over .2,'tn. The re-erve cosps la0O0
men. i to be stationed ii Sheuula. 1t i. stated
Austria viii peobably take precautionary mild
measures IN Trans lsanfa aud Bus harest
LONDON Moxkx MAp6E7.-conso1s are steady
but rathet frnef. Discount II unchanged. The
hank .4te fErnafne ats.
LATEsr VIA LoSpoSDERux-LIEynrooI o.
Ihe Londou Fbsl as.cr!s limit public feeling Il
T. I'd about reform.
-7be 7uses continues to protcst against dealing
Nlth Parliamentary fctu:n. SIS John Gray'k mo-
3tdo for the Irish (hur ii haa oeeD fixed for Tues-
DAY. Tie resolution he proposes II that the
church establishment IN Ireland L et1evorf
wrong TO the p.op!c Of that country, and It's cnn-
tlnuea maintenance prevent. Them from having
any confldtn:c in the jurics or wiedon Of the In
peF'Al Parliament.
Ihr tutaI number oi persons afscfted under the
tuMengor of tic RGt<Gt corpRx set IL 1sG. Of whum
Aixfy Jour art lt:1A Americans tour have been dig
,th1freu.
I The Times eayr the En.lIeh funds cnunned
keol the market being Influenced at present By the
frsplts of tho Joint stock Discount Company, with
regard to which nothing further OF well defined
naarHcier las YET ttaDsp1ed. Di'couns at the Bank
Iponatnucs heavy. All Other Establishments being
disposed 10 fe4:rfct their Transactions within the
i1,ust ezuiauus limits.
VERT IATENT KEEB.
LoNDoE. Much 9.-1he atlantic telegraph meet
mS unanimously approved the arrangements OF tue
nirectore for laying the cable shis year.
, 1866-03-20


---
. NE "@' .....
Inc famc arrival brings intelligence tna'
Hhe belgian Minister cent TO Mexico hsd oecn shot.
= The Fcninne Ind Lively demonstration al
indianapolis last evening.
One Of Quantrcll's assasGtus Was arrested
1t 1ndenenacnce Int week. while tskins Lively
Anterc>l in Il Jonhron Enforcement meeting.
! Frsadent Jnhnson lns received dispatches
kn,,; T,srt,,,r 1,,,,tlto, n, rex.k. ztytur more
:Nc+-1 .rennn, ~ fhc 5o,nr. of the Ssste Couvcn.
gs1of1i,.n t;,x Inst h.,e tecn made public.
u.-rirn1 cro,. Havono ;n,n1Iivcace comes
.,... .,..1,.. n.tt,a. ~ heen captured and
ssss. 49, T.-on. her,nv m hoard :ls negroes
7"uun. s"9,.t ~.
~ ~ - ssu.,u+,,,,e ~ 1faf Nenn+or
H"antHe W. ~ strr+nted m F,,a,v ~.
s>te"aHt 'eso'aUop' In :; ;ih,ne- In nn,.sr.s,
po1ne seneia' sa..'*.cd sso and n,eo,,rd Fv ~
suuia' s'.a, VIZ" uanTv s. Foo,e. bsttcr Ennx,n -.
, 1866-03-20
Min advertisements.
PatscJ, Knight L E;.lalin.

aud havo purchased what few Eoods rnsrHR PITT.
EAY GO. Ind baud alter their b c!osu .ont ~,
1t lsrt~ discount nom cost, which enables a, 10 c
chase almost entirely nsW Btock OF Foreign .oo
Domestic Goods 1t tho present PANIC PRlCP3 ~
Auction md elsewhere. which we offer to the Iadtz
Of CHICAGO md tho GREAT NORTHWEST at ~.
prices fhaa hare been known sinen Gold VA aboye
p4s. One OF tho pAf8 viii pe In market I'll tns trne
seudtux goods to daily. Al our Goods win ~,
purchased for CASH. and sold for CAsu-tor that Is,
son paying nothing In New York for credlr-tn.Mre
10 buy goods ve3 fox. 10 that can se!l good. It
low pr.ces- Wo intend to keep the vesT best sat
choicest stock Of
, 1866-03-20

And All Pulmonary Complaints.

Here In somc Of the Evidence.
Nj. Leruel P1u1pley, Of Gap, lancaster county
Pa, writes, April 70. 1851:
t*Fn1t Of last winter vay laid I'D with scysze At
tack Of Bronchitis. but iu usttce to Jaynes Expecto
rant must say that after rsnk the second bottle Of
i the disease entirely left my thsoa and
had no return Of IT,"
Rev. Dr. DoVting. Of Now York City, writes, Nay
~ 1861:
My confidence in the great value Of Jayue's Ex.
pecsorant increases evsEy year. hare long used 1t
Ia my oxn family. and neTer fail to recon utn1 II To
tha families Of my CONGREGATION a. the best remedy
know Of for Coughs aEd Colds aud incpient Con,ump
tlon.".
Nj. John vauwort, Of Au.ellus, Michigan, writes.
"After suffering from hard FackinE Cough Until
VIA thought past Ill cure, tried JAyness Esnrrtn
znns. after using two bottles Of which found IayseIf
Will, tough and hearty"
Rev. ,. r. Hedden, OF First Daptns Church. cap,-
den, n. j.. writes:
",Your E1Fecto1ant completely cured me Of a Sc.
we're Cold. and entirely removed the accompanying
hoaz1neas"
Dr.. D. o. Gaskll, Of Milton, EovA Scotia. writes:
"The EpettoIaut belicye to be about the best
medicine In use for The dseaaes for which /.
mendet."
"Ihad reces tly another attack OF Asthma, and foz
time WIS IN tho greatest dist esq., My wife having
begged me 10 tr5 Jaynes E1pectorant, did 10, and
obtained amcst instant RELIEF aud continuing "a take
It. In short time found myself In better health
than for tEo yeara past.
Ecy. E. D. Fenda1, AoorcstoEn, n. I~w71tsa:
"Some time since recommended Dr., D. Js5uc,s
Epectorant 10 lady who had lost her voice rom
Bronchtis, and who had been pronounced BY her phy
sc!an tncurabe. An entire restoration to good heath
eected afser taking two bottles, and she il now
hearty woDan."
hr. Preston B. Ewing, of Lsconia, Harrison county,
Ohio, writes:
"Fos three years was 10 seriously afoIqted with
Bronchitis that was obliged to renquish tho bust.
uesa Of teaching vocal mudc. The best physicians
being unable to Eeiieye me. tried D. Jayne's II.
pectoran aud now ind my throat entirely clear OF
any disease"
ME- c. G. Nlcsens, Justice Of tue Peace At UElin
Pniaaki county, ILL.,, writes March, 1sS4:
lyeass. "a STACKED wish Fieass,y. ~ ,s % b1sssaias
was 1aborous hacking painful cough dereloped t.
a s Rs ss 4se q 4Ss s. * =! s
nioistereo peaIsy three t.bls1poouas of d. Jaynes
i IL sa y "a
n1ed the Llstmsnt which znorded bin instaas relief
ns
With The zpectorant the discaae eaufely broken
lbete attacks Of teu1sj end aniar Lung complaints
are dusne tss Ente! II ih1s escslon Of The country,
express ny snt5e sonndence In the Virtue or the