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No lS HESRysr., BROOKLYN N.Y.
This ~ certify tina, tested and used the fEAGRAsr
OpoSroLyE prepared by Charles Rogers ard consider
sAyK and excellent wash for the Teeth.
Is CLEANSING OF the first order while the
purity and sweetness which impsrs to the mouth are most
refreshing.
preparation which combines properties both AGREE
and nEALTIyui and yet to tie degree
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C. A. MARVIN. Denit.
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Russia.

There were great rejocngs at 81. Petersburg and else
where Oh Of the EnpeIors escape from sssassD
etion.
The man who attempted the Emperors life is Russian
landowner Of small means, who considered hmsei H.
iufed BY emancipation Of the sef He discharged the
Ssto within few feet of the Emperor and the shot would
have probably taken effect had not peasant turned aside
She assassins arm. This peasant had been ennobIed.
is said that the Emperor with perfect presence OF
mind himself seized the culprit, asking him quietly
.what have done to you that you should seek my
life ?"
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Proposed Investigation by the PHILADELPHIA" eir-
eios into Col. O'JEnhon,'s Mode OF { onduci-
ing ia. 8nairs Of the Order, and ofExpend-
ing Ike Funds.

pWIADILFHlA, Monday. AIfII 1V, It,N
Al large meeting of the officers of Fenan Circles heid
in this city Yesterday committee was appointed, under
tho chairmaship of District Center Andrew Wynue TO
rrocccd 10 ork and ascertain from COL onahony
The object OF the recent movements at headquarters, aud
an eyaraton Of the manner in which the funds are beng
expended. Ill. 81,
The object Of the committee is to satisfy The echS o.
dissatisfaction among the Fenans this city which
d. Nv prOWing siTOIcer.
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PACIFIC NEWS FR0h. GERMANY.
Eismask Defeated by Public oplnion'
PROBABLE MSlGNATlON OF BlSMARK
INPORTAET B0VE OF AUSTRIA.
The People Of Schleswig.HOstein to Choose
Their 0wn Sovereign.
r,4mbrc.sr Monday. April 20, IsCe.

TIIIIh TtFTl M0huay AUD % I1N-i
Tie steamship H.lornian from LiveiIool on Thursday
April 10 wa Londonderry Aprl 90 las passed this point
G route TO Quebec.
Tle steamship City Of Baltimore from New-Hcrk' ar
.iyed 1T Queenstown the l9b.
The steamship Helveda, from Ncw-yok, arrived at
Queenstown on The 18Th
The steamship Chira Icm Boston VIA H"ifas, arrived
at Queenstown Oh tie @Qb.
The steamship MoTay.ap rom Portland reached Liy-
eIpool On lie morning Of tie 18Th
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were tnrown from wagon In Thirdaye on sendn, 10
Of he horse having been frightened and ran away
John Joyce fultonst, near in.h s' "a
sunday by Of horses. and seyereD To y,
Conuer an thrown from wagon ID u0n :.
on Sunday ard badly hurt He attended 10 ty
~ md soni Lis home No. 2se SehermeIlon ~
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Two THREADS ARE NOT NECESSARY IN SEWING
MlcnsE-The Christian Advocste and journal While
bAte none deserved praises have given to the Others
Justice empress confidence the merits Of the VII
COZ AND GIBBS Saving MAcmiSs We consider that great dsd
es,um has been supplied by proving beyond doubt that
supposed good instrument
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4 sse ssssmer a..ps.r.. .. B..s...

Arrival Of the Steamer HssphsFws ~ Besssn.
\ BosToE Monday A April 80. let6
rbe British steamer Bospborut, from Liverpool on the
IN inst spd Queenstown the 18th inst arrived to-day
i.;ssA 1g 40 passengers.
sSs h, = no siekness on board
scete prl 25 lat Is, Ion a. siesper Lovisiels nom
L,ysrpoQl ~ HeSYpf.
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tween 10 and II o'clock Yesterday forenoon two young men
named Cnrey Tumbedy and Patrick Dagnan said 10 be nc %
bers Of Big Engine Company. while under the ilfu
ence OF gnor into tho bskeshop Of German named
Francis Fredeficss tie Of Coles and >eveutss
Jersey Cy where they helped themselves TO some bread
when they refused for An alteration eDtued when
IL h alleged the commenced TO beat Ffedeiek
and Knocked his wife down stairs who came 20 his assistance
Frodercks seized knife and stabbed the parties nft
ing wounds He then out and started for the
station House hut ser tnrnng down Newark ave was set
uuon hy members Engine Company No g. and was again
Knocked down and beach, bn finally escaped into grocery
store NJ the coer Of Newark and jersey followed by
large mob who raised the TO kill him. The proprietor o
The place quickly closed and barcaded the doors ana
wlt the assistance of officer and several citizens sue
cee1e keeping the crowd out until OF policemen
came aud Fredcicks to the satonhouse Upon
animation Tumbey found to have received btd STAB
in the Degnan received four sabstwo on
The face the neck ard cut across the wrist
wns unable 10 determine whether would prove fatal not
Fredericks was committed TO await the result
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
Arrival OF Troops mt Halifax.

EALIFAN MoDtnV AlIl 70 -.''.
The steamship Ottawa, which left London, AIni IL,
with troops ordnance stores and freight, has arrived at
this port She goes 10 ~. John and Quebec.
The eight steamer Annette has arrived here, 81 DAYS
.fOn I.yoTVoo
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
Epain.

10 the Chamber Of Deputies the Minister OF the H.
terror stated that the Government cogDizant OF the
trerstons of certain oonspratos but did not apphend
any serious disturbance of the public ranqulibfy
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
The New POLICE FORCE OF JERSEY ClTY.-Ihe
rois.a I.,.ov which there

The NEW POLICE FORCE OF JERSEY ClTf.-lhe
new Police Department Jersey Ciyabout which there is
question as TO the validity OF the law under which The Com
usoners propose 20 ac-w go into operation this tines
day) Nearly all OF the old force which the act CUES
lion egates out of ofee and after to-day Will continue
as heretofore under the authority OF the Mayor and
Council The Commissioners having been refused
The use Police Station and City Prison. fitting up
temporary saono the first floor OF the baidg corner
OF Henderson and Gregoryss The new Police Conlmis.
sones for Jersey Citv Messrs Pangborn president fDek
and Scudder held meeting at Cooper Hall last evening" and
examined number Of applicants for the position Of paroen
after which they announced the follow ing appointments Jss
H. Onslow Ira Smith, Lewis Shahcr, Michael Wash, Copey
Cotre,l Michael Campbell Hugh Kllcen Jonashsn H. Bald
win Timothy Crimmns Charles o. Styers, Jaremah OCon
nell Charles {. Rose. Joseph Rommel George A. Mahm
Edwin T. Patt WIN. IL Campbell David W. GaryD. Angus.
tus ID. Fordhsm, Wm. Keen, and Michael Callahan
The named the list appointed nom the old
force The men will be Into Office to-day and
h new force viii wear no uniform except uniform cup the
b the Metropolitan force and they will also he
supplied with pocemens clubs The balance of the appoint
make the fg number 30 will be made room
the applicants can be examined.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
India.

BoMBAY, March 2S.--The Indian budget has be.l
brought in passed. No fresh taxes are imposed TIE
duty on satpeter reduced TO per cent, ad yalorem
BOMBAY. April l4--Cotton IL depressed. Piece goods
scwsr. Freights 10 Liverpool. 426. EIehfnge 2lt.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
The RfineIpallaies.

Berlin dispatch says il is extremely doubtful If Prince
Charles of Hohenzolern will accept the hospodarshp OF
Roumania.
was reported that the Great Powers had declined to
ccupfepance his totally illegal election.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

CozzESss NATIVE WINE HOUsg.-The stock OF
NATIVE WINES eompes the variety in the United States
ever offered 70 the trade. . - :. -
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
WINDOW SHADES
WHITE BUFF AID GREEN HOLLANDS, GOLD BoRDLREi
snd PAINTED in great variety snd Elegant Deaisss
HAND and TO ORDER
TIIr HOUSE FURNISHING STOCK

THE HOUSE FURNISHING STOCK
extensive sssoimsni Of BAR'sLbf lh's ate
SCOTCH LINENS. sHEETINGS PILLOW LINENS, rLoyk
and STAIR LINENS. TABLE DAMAsHs, DAMisk CLOTHS
tsn .izs,l NAPKINS. DOYLIEs, HUcK' DIAPER IoiLo
NETTES. FLAIDs. Sc.
MARsEILLEs and TOILET QUILTS. CoUHTERPANfs. ~
HANBRAs TOILET COVERS. sc. The above chosen ron
TIE manufacture. Of Europe and viii be found hsy @
this best makes of DOMESTIC COIIOS sihl
,lEGs, TICKS CANTON fLANNELs, &c. &c.
Particular attention sill be paid the furnishing Of CHUR, .iE-
HOTELS PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS STEAMERS and YACHTS
Materials CAR BUILDERS CARRIAGE aud CABINET MAX
Frs .1ch MOoUErIEs, FRENCH and GERMAN PLtsflf~,
&c. Sc -
a large assortment Of MOSQUITO NETS, BARS and LACEs.
UPHOLsTERERS AND FURNITURE DEALERS
sssmioe the above which will be offered a.
voIab. any other house In tue city.
4 CARD.
Having II connected with the Real
hoy Depsrmsn the well known house Of Hss Patton Go
world firn6s ard The PUBLIC that have
with Nr r Waayen No. t55
way. snd wiz hs pleased 20 wait upon them.
j. j.. FISHLET.
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ARREST OF PICKPoCKETs.-Iate on Saturday after
noon willie NJ James Elliott OF No. li3 Duane.st stand
ing in the auction No. 3j Nassau he felt one
ue at his watch chan and looking down found that his
watch yaued $3.50 gone He a once seized james D
lon ans Brennan young who standing beside him.
and him u The theft The y0nng man at fret denied
The theft hut finally restored be watch TO the own Otcer
Wang detailed at the Post Office. arrested the hiet and
YESTERDAY Justice Hogan committed him for trial
Ocer Fitzgerald o the Fourth Precinct Yesterday arrested
Edward Bentley aged Il years the charge OF haynR stolen
gold watch valued at $50 from Hermann Ebert while the
latter standing in the street. Eber felt tug at bis
chain and the watch m the hand Of Bentley lie
caused his and the watch recovered
Justice Hogan committed the prisoner for Trial In deian OF
81 700 mil
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Latest,

LONDON, April ~ 1910.
German elegrams continue TO be hopeful fhe mante-
nance Of peace. 40,
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GARIBALDI SUITS, FOR Boys-The most elegant
ever this county Ladies call ard inspect them.
BkoKAw BRorHERs
No 81 lafayette place ami No ~ Fourth ave.
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France.

An Imperial decree progogues the Cops Legissf until
June a.
Rentos on the 18th closed at 67f ljc.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
THE NATION.

THE NATION VIII hereafter be Issued twice week
TUESDAYS FRIDAYS, commencing with tie number Of
May AID tie subscription price win henceowMd be o,iy
FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR.
The Tspe has received and continues 10 receive from tie
eminent in tie country of all professions and per
s1tson the hese expressions Of commentator, ard h
beered ,st the Of s those who inseree
in Art Science and Literature ard who desire esf.'l
and deliberate discussions Of political topics than the daily
s general rue able to supply fully than any journal
ever before published in tLs country
Terms s3 per snnumi rnohlhs, SO. Wien delivered b.
carrier 10 New-Yoik Brooklyn 81 additional
JOSEPH II. RICHARDS, Publisher,
No. $50 Nsssaust T. y
FOR SALE By ALL NEWsMEN
PRICE SEVEN CENTS.
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BROOKLYN NEWS.

EASTERN DISTRICT FIRB DRPARTMEYT-ELECTION
op CHIEF Es0IyEERThe election Chief Engineer Of the
T. d. Fire Department took place last night Up TO late
hour there not sufficient returns in to indicate with
ainy the election OF either candidate but II was generally
would be reelected. His competitor Mr. Henry Dixon.
President OF the Board Of Representatives The total vote Ql
the Depar. nent 7s6 when the Companies f but ~
not believed La. over COO votes were cast last night
STRIKE 0P ROPEwALK LAB0RBRs. Several hundred
hands including men and women, employed In tho different
ropewaks Of the Eastern District yesterday struck for the
m w"r 1sy n"'9s sen %
asked Il understood that the employers viii accede
TO their just demand.
Run OVER AND KILLID-Last evening horse
attached cart. which had been left standing in Mulberry
st. took fright and dashed of down the street at high
ofspeed Joseph sprous aged years Knocked down.
to the residence Of the parents No. 5e Muberys and
coroner notified.
DANGEROUS CoUsTERFET.-Counterfeit Twcnties
the First National Bank of Portland Connecticut were
circulation through the city ast evening first sght the
bill calculated TO deceive but viii stand the test Of
glas BESIDES there Is such State bank In Connecticut
The LIQUOR DRALERs.-There was considerable
Brooklyn The Office OF the Inspector Of Police each
oce OF the different police precincts filed with persons
applying for license The blanks appear TO be all ready but
Of the Captains The Captains are virtually ran down WITH
Hppcapts. and but few landlords be accommodated.
Under The present system not one half Of those who now cary
on the liquor business can continue in the traffic
ACCIDENTS Owen Gill. in attempting to TO got on
ront platform Of Myrteave Sunday fell was
severely injured He picked up by Officer Baldwin Of the
Forty Police Precinct and conveyed TO his bone
Bedhrdsv" nsar PArtsve... Mr. JoseDb Sends spa vito
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
The Beard or Health and the Gas Csmps nies-
Meeting Of the Sanitary Csmnsittee Ycsser
Aneyuuou.

There are perhaps very few residents of the city
who bay rot been frequently dsgusted with intolerse
odor hydrogen that periodically sweeps over
from river to the other and fewer still who have been able
10 account for its existence The which have sins
enough of their for have been charged with
emitting this noisome exhaaon and number Of other
been asfgned but its origin to have been VIOLA
tile itself and efforts 10 fr 1t upon any thing
proved uitless The Board of Health. however. had
suspicion that II from the gas Works In various parts Of
the city and therefore the task Of learning what sv
denee could DO had upon the subject to its Sanitary Com
mittee.
But the Citizens Association also the scent
and The evidence has been sbs to obtain laid before the
Sanitary Committee yesterday afternoon Personally bad
been convinced long before The matter spoken In the
Soayd Of Health that fha nuisance ef which 90 apy com
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
I. L. WALRAVE
IMPORTER. J0BBER, RETAILER
OF
Upholstery and House.iilrnishing GcSds,
No. Gs6 BROADWAY, n. ".

VII open on TUESDAY May ], q, the NEW ard EltoANr
Marble STORE, 636 Broadway, with a large sni
fiiv elected .tork Of UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS FAMfi
LINENs ,fARsFILLEs QUILTS. AID general SSn
ING GohDS of lis own IMPORTATION, CONTRACTED for IL
EUROPE BEFORE the LATE ADVANCE IN ihlCEs and si.ss
und.r the PRESENT FAVORABLE CONDITION of The COL
JARkET which will able 10 o1eI arm at pnce Es leo
sused will prove acceptable to lis friends AID Tie public
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THE I-pUOTSTFRY DEPARTMENT.

will be speciality in QUALITY REGIMES and AAGElltpP
under the supervision Of 1lr flSiLEf at WITH s,
Psion L and Will consist Of -. - .... ...
FPOCATELLEs. LAMPAsADEs. SATIN DAMAsKs; [ orb
INES. SATiNS SILK TEERNS, LAMPS, SATIN DELAlNis
FRENCH and ENGLISH REPS TkARls, ALL Wool -.
UNION DAMAsKs CHlSTZS. CRETOSSEs, CfRMAs DAN
ASKs ARRAs. BaZINs, STRIPED TNlLLs, Linen iht
QUARDs WINDOW HOLLANDS, EMBROIDERED t'pAb
CifRTAiNs LAMBREQIISs. TABLE and fIAA0 Cokth.
TAPESTRIES FRENCH. ENGLISH and Gt IMAM sIh,sft
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
CEEY NEWS.

Bulls HEAD, Monday April 30.-The cattle mar
ke at Forty ourtst opened ;hs morning With ahosi 5o
aocls sao pens FOR which The brokers asked cent
Iouud ghr than they iug 20 take last Monday ana
ut this they continued to sell the choice Of the stock at 10
4 net ard once in While one at lsc bu tle general le
Il ne market Id 1cthe very best drove here averaging
ne upon cw for tptop laos steers and the ne1t nt
drove Ohio Durhams. averaged 4c upon - cw AH o ,e
morning JOa5Jc y cwt better than the afternoon
Indeed he advance oithc morning erCVs so y & H.
ont of 'te market 50 that after o'clock looked more e
sunday u did Ike husiness cny several oIthe WHOLESALE
butchers declared that they would not pay traction LghSr
than they did last wcos knowing they ga thi mere Nyu
be rush of cattle during the uock which would sell so low
it vond oA al chance Of any profit ~ he rates cat
the furry Of the morning over IS u was known
ha 100 had been held back AZ Albany and Buffalo, and
that one or Dore large Groves woo be IN omorio" anu
Others before Saturday which wonld insure decnc ooW
with tie heaviest buyers it is DO that prices have de-
crod Ills nernoorsoGe of the owners shj cent poln
hat i cosos ast about hai cent higher than did ft
Monday and perhaps with better estimates Of weight
raler col fr tie iast DAY Of April he quality
Of rock though good does no average as he a. a.t week
gave last at lic and snail make i 49, THIS week.
The advance heinz neary al nfon The best stock ana nIo m
which ~ were sod durirr The week 3 70 Bergen 80
tie downo1n stables, o5 at TIE Yorkve yara' ana '
Ihc sa'ep market is remarkably actiye About 300
into rroures tbs morning we're sold and weighed and all
% hso Nd oock Al yery near an average of &C. q n for
she1roi few sold NJ ,ic ald one drove Oo ine WOOL
ia head agciaeing no %. I'D by J. M Ia6eriv, Cham.
rigne County. Sod at s!c wooel shecp as!e but
lew arriving. Lamis l2al5c.. generally Hate.
Ory ~ # Hogs n and all sold 40 Od Cs u TO oy
butchers who are sharp far retail trade which
takes up nearly al! tie stock now arriving
FIRE ~ MERCER-sT-Shor,ly before o'clock yes
ierdly morning fe discovered the secord floor q
the premises No. 5 Mercers and before the flames el
ngui.hcd the building and scrSnsy damaged.
The sccupiel by II. Inker grocery loss
BY aboat sO Insured FOR 500 in the Star Company
The second oor aud portion Of the third floor occupied
by Gabriel Bnuy cabinet maker. loss stock and fixtures.
81 l0 Insured 500 IN the St Nicholas Compiny The
hind floor front was occupied bo George H. Pendeon
carpenter shop $50 insured OI 500 ~ TIE ST. MARKS
Coupany The fur'b nooT occupied by August lranz.
carver loss SEQ, insured for $1,000 Ia the Beya0rt ST.
Mark't. Albany City and frcmen's comparcs The Inh
focr Wl un0culpcd The building s owned by Jr. Taylor
aud l. damaged to tie amount Of $1,000 Insured.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
THE LACI, CURTAIN STOCK


vi, sorrrse patterns fchosen expressly 'or ibis n. IA
SWISS TANBOIRE APPLIQUE FLOSS and INSERTED '.o
NOTTINGHAM variety end new ds.ign. sNl> fid
NOTTINGHAM NESTlBULE LACES, SCOTCH bENO, &C.. &c.
GILT AND WALNUT CORNICES
WITH PIER AND AIANTEL GLASSES,
~ -.r..r IN .-o :
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
NOTICES To PILOTS AND MASTERS on vfssEfs.
Homeopathy and Cholera Iemoriai 10 the
Roavd of Health.

The following memorial was presented to the Boar
Of Health at meeting April o. read and referred to th
Sa,f Corn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20

la, but none for holding, one, in the Terri
tory Of Virginia. The processes OF this
court read for the district Of the State Of
Virginia. Phen, by theu Supreme CouEt,Ofi
the United States, these States baye been
recognized as in the Union.
C6ief Jdsticei chase dian't OBJECT t0
holding aCourt IN that State for tire trial of
Mr. Davis bpeaItse it,wasSpot az State. But.
he Objected BECAUSE military law still pre-,
vailed there. He would not, hold Court as
long as The military authority was in force
Beggarly eSeuse,as you will find ont for
| presently Presdent,7 johnson issued his
| proclamation declaring peAce throughout
! the country. But Chase wouldn't 20 down
there and Try Davis, and never wlIf!ii ApaI
| plause.l NOtohB that, bat the SupBIiIe
\ Cnprt,admitted attorneys from these seced7,
eed states 70 practice, and on the docket we we
| find cases from every single one of 'these
States Texas, Mississippi. Alabama laaud
| some of. these cases have been heldGOver
from before the timelthe acts of secession
were adopted, and if these States had not
been IN the Uiiion they tBu1d not be- on the
| Hocketl There is "a recognition by the
highest judicial tribunal in the land that
these States are ip the Union, and also by
the President. ,.............,..,..,.;,,.. -.
Yes, aud the Congress of the United
States has also recognized these States AS in
the Uni6hI lwilr tell you hdW7 they did iC3
and won't go back OF last wioter! ,Pges-
ident Johuson nominated for the vacancy;
on the Supreme Bench of the United States,
0ccasloned by the death Oh Judge Catroll' Il
dlstlngnIsned citizen, native OF tie state
OF ONO, Mld one OF tDe most enlnehgdaW7
gers chaC SIllp mas ever pro1Juce1, aha con
SlueTluS nls t W PTiFaIe cnaracIST'
% was exitg,lyVhl4S tIiat coulu DC ue.ireu Ior
M io s, lIeai,- : i1enfy it .ov"hoely,
ny legaa pfolessoi ovsr 1'ls9~putfy n, ME- th
SJU,Ieu SJna az az the ITta5 ao t Tbnv Sav
pgit4'e oi the GliiISn oClVes uo' uGy
were afraid to reject him, as no man could W.
say tllaC IL was noC eqpal .i 70 any one oi tIie
VesI iamyets l III III S9u,ltLy, any no na,l
fouiu quY2tlpn !ls PattIoCLall az auH lUgd1ItY.
TtGs,,,s ttet, ~ Ii ~ o
SonHsog pplIcy' ~ nluI SUI M Isauir!Is ~ -
iaye SUCH men me- on tlis pellcn' 4Hey wauGmeu ~
Su1sery!GnG y,yg CoI[t;i ,si
WIiaI ilt 'llsy 40 lucy reSoIGeu w. Sne
tbat % tSeTs 5SS conlS ~ ba no I,S5ee S9 Snoniote
They Say seyeral other Judges q the BENCH
sS atU ~ aLvn s,eIe par
- ni y ~ i WIZ tI.
- Z k36St ~, Tho, - SHS
PlaHgIes. MgIiilt MgIit 90 CneY llg Ho! 1lley' pas
raw, III eHeGC' ClaC " Ileggery case ~ I IIe
uelsll s5a Oh y JuuSe ol GnS Suprenle SouTt, !
siiaG ciLc9lG stlalt 9e la9oilsusq uhSli S tle
iu'lio0I a s1S,i ,h Tu ivoorou " a'H h
SIGa.ocol Wy opuSps was llldue 9eEatsS we
D"s'heSS llunG NVuIG .IcquTeu IN NV,
Illey pIopoSe 70 cuI IL uowl toiS!H1 anu any loL
~ ~ oSlIel C.ia'l " piovite aSalIis'
Lne aP%PollCiliehV % Vi any ou'Ses Wy tfe9i7
ue,,gyYn .i,g,y ,,; 49,, ....t Il. ILL.
n5slh VII w.. ou Wt,aI MIA Iney Feg,pET
.L,i nlZeII .l y Y Lne nrlon' Whe3 Jlley a19o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-20

4NsIx DIFFEkENr KIN bs OF SEW.
Il. broadway, Columbus, Ohio. Agents, wanted for
thu .Etna Sewing sMaohiAe. the BEST IN the Nors
II makes the best Lock Stitch, on both sides alike
elegantly finished uses less thread than any other
Sewing Machine, and Is iadded stfi6 6hIy Machine
which can do all kinds of sowing heavy or light,
Warranted All persons, ,gentle tlemeR 0Hledies. wish
ing TO engage In noble. light useful and profitable
busih0sS should not negieot gfeSt opperfaffty
Any ambitious person can make fortune in o short
time BY selling these Machines, -
We also repair and yent ont all kinds Of Sewing
PrinsiSSA 0iAss for Ohio No. is East Broadway,
CflEpkRy t'hAifpS DTJFF gFCVW AAHflT r
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-03-03
I Il E L L K A DIV OC A T Z

Wherein lies the remedy? The an
swcr is plain, and is the only correct
one. Let the Legislature annually ap
propriate sum sufficient TO pay the
expenses attendant upon an institute in
each county Of the Commonwealth
which they can do with as much reason
as they appropriate annually sums for
the expenses of the School Department
The Legislature. in establishing the
present system. had in view the educa
tion and general improvement of youth.
Let them, then, the better to attain their
sublime object, establish n means for
the Improvement of teachers for, il the
fountain be impure, the stream cannot
be pure from faint. Let no false mo
tives OF economy intervene. Govern
ments are instituted, and taxes must be
for the benefit of the GOV
erned ; and in what mode can they be
benefited more, than ia the education
of their children? The conclusion is
inevitable, the expenses of the county
institute should be paid out of the
funda of the Commonwealth. James
B'okrly.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-03-03
letter List.

LIST Of Letters remaining in the
Post Office at Ridgway, March LIST '66,
Bordel, John |, Cox, James !, Cyssel,
VIM. |, Grams, Samuel !, Corbe, Dan.
iel |, Clark, Richard |, Dulfeld, John
Il. NJ |, Dunsmore, VIM. /, Eles VIM.
|, Hussey, Michael |, Marcellus A.
II. ], Mitcheltree, Solomon, |, Marlin
4 Snyder /, Koons, Miss Mary l,
kemmerer, P. |, Lane n B. l, Robin.
son, VIM W. |, Reed, Albert 2, Sher.
man, A. R, 3, Welch, Lawrence /.
Unpaid Letters.
Jackson, Durham |, Patrick Graham,
|, II. Wilson, |, Mrs., Mary Jackson l
F. Kilbourn /, w. p. Hamon.
Persons calling for the above letters,
will please say adcerhs"d.
l., LUTHER, P. VI.