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The Chief Causes of Pestilence Destroye

DR. E. CoURTARETs DIsINFECTING FLUIDS,
IT, Secured by Letters Patent in the United States and
France Prepared solely the New York Disipfecting
Company, at their Laboratory, Nos. 2aS a00 and 3o2
Henry-street, N. Y. Office, ~ Cedar street r.
This Company, organized on permanent bsis, Dr.
Courtaret the celebrated French Chemist In charge Of
it's Laboratory Is pared to furnish it's IsISFEcTINa
privtss cesspools sewers cutters, ships, railroads.
hospitals prisons, and public institutions Of all kinds,
slaughterhouses, oa ard faboiling establishments;
all kinds of mannres Immensely increasing the value OF
the latter to every rmer and wherever poisonous and
offensive gasses exist These agents decdorizers,
scentifc meaning of the rds They remove aoxious
gasses and odors by chemical prnciplrs-ieavirR In
their places healA air; they DEsTaoYEHs, and not
merely dbsOr6ents of poisonous eassesnot injurious to
utensils in which they used. Tho attention Of
medical and scientlfc is d ectsd to these disn-
discovery, which, with hundreds of Others can be
at the comparys Office.
DELAvAS House. Al pAEY, March 80. 1866
To tie President Of The York Dis,9ttcfng Company:
Dear sir: II il ail fs represented to he. We have
made many TRIALS Of deirfrctsuts, hut consider
| as remedy against oil bad oims r. HoEssEL e Co.
Etw YORK. April 0. 1866
To The President ri The NcW lork DSinfcting Company:
Dear Sir: We pronounce 1t withGur exception TO be
the bet we have ever known Its effect upon every
matter ia complete and instantaneous.
q. A. STETsoS, Astor House,
RJ- N. B.-These Disufectants used by the
scavengers under the dire cton OF the Sanitary Police
the Metropolitan Health Department, New York.
POWf IL THOMPSON. A CEDAR.ST.. N. z
Central and Sole Agents for the United States and the
Cansdas, to whom oil orders should be addressed.
United states and Canadas.
May 10 9moe
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BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS,

They purify, atrengthen and invtgorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They entidote to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late horr
They strengthen the system and enhven the mind.
They prevent miasmatc and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach
They euro Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiarrhnA, Cholera and Cholera MorUah
. They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They the best Bitters In the world. They mar
the weak strong, aud exhausted natures great
sorer. They made of pure St Croi1 Rum the tele
brated Cshsaya Bark roots and herbs, and are take
with the pleasure Of beverage without regard to age
or time of day. Particularly recommended to delicate
persons requiring gentle stmulant.. Sold by nn Gro
oers Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. Only genuin,
when Cork is covered by OUT private q. g. Stamp 3.
ware Of oounterfeits and rehlled bottles
P. q. DRAKE & co.,
No. 81 Park Row, New Yorh
October 20 gtuth 1y
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CHANGE FOR ENTERPRIs1Nd DARKIEs.-The Au-
gusta Consttulionslist says: ''Soyen thousand
alligatore, we are informed, have been purchased
in the ncighborhood OF New Orleans, foT uhipment
pretty good growth, and we're bought from con-
traband at the ratio of $3.50 per foot Some en-
terprising men might make this example the ba-
sis of a thriving trade. Alligator skins, fat and
oil, are already known to have marketable
value; why may the animals not be bred and
hunted for tbem?"
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MARKED DOWN.

TAKING ISTO CONSIDERATION THE
depression In the prices Of MERCH ANDISE,
and believing that the only true mercantile
way OF doing business is to meet the mar ket
regardless of cost, we have decided to
mark our Stock down to such prices that
there can.be 10 question In regard to the
fnct that we are determined to meet the
market.
Our FINE CLOTHING Is of cur OWN
manufacture, the workmanship Of which
we warrant in every particular.
Annexed will be found list OF some
leading articles, with former and present
prices:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ns-RUffURE CURED Di-WHIrE'S PATENT
LEVER TRUSS IL warranted to cure RUPTURE raN
cally Power is made strong lightt at pleasure
No pressure on tho BACK or CORD Sold wholesale
and retail Pamphlets FREQ.
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS CO.,
Solo PrOprictors
NO. Gy9 Broadway, N. Y.
April IA stuh3mos
as- CHEAPEST STORE IN NEW YORK TO
BUY CHINA. GLASS. STONLwARE, CUTLERY,
SILVEHpLATEDWARE &c. Always on hand that
popular, new and beautiful whiio Stone Partisan Din
uer, Tea and Toilet Sets handsome China, Same
color and shapes, and half tho price. Call and gee II
you don't purchase. Goods sent all over the world.
HADLEYS, COOPER INSTITUTE,
April IA stnth3mo Middle of the Block.
p8- BATGHEL0R'S HAIR DYE-THE ORIGINAL
aud best In the world The only true aud perfect HAIR
DYE Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous. Produces
immediately splendid Black natural Brown with.
out injuring the hair skin. Romedies the LII
bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists Tho genuine signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR. Also,
REaENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs,
For restoring and Doautfyins tho Hair.
CHARLES DAT0HELOR, New York
h0Ruet ~ ly
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Prices. Prices.
BLACK DRESS FRoCKs. $40
BLACK DRESS FRoOKs.. 40 Sc
BLACK DRESS FRoCKs.. SO 80
BLACK DRESS FROCKS. ................. 80 &c
BLACK DRESS FROCKS.. ................. 20 II
BLACK DREs3 FRoCKs. ................1 Is IS
BLACK DRESS FRoCKs.. ................1 IL 10
FRENCH CASHMERE BUSINESS COATS SO 2s
FRENCH CASHMERE BUSINESS COATS 30 20
FRENCH oAsSINIFRE BUSINESS COATS SO AZ
FRENCH CASHMERE LINED SACK. 80 IS
FRENCH CASHMERE LINED sACK..... 2s "a
FRaNCH CASHMERE LINED sACK... 2s 30
HARRIS CASHMERE LINED SACK. 23 10
FANCY CASHMERE LINED sACK...... 20 10
FINE BLUE MELTON LINED sAcK..... q 1s
FINE MIXED MELTON LINED SACK. IT Is
FINE BLUE FLANNEL LINED SACK. IT is
LIGHT MINED LINED sACK............ 1s Is
FRENCH COATING SKELETON SACK. 90 1e
FRENCH COATING SKELETON sAoK.. 1e IA
FRENCH COATING SKELETON SACK. is IS
FINE DARK SILK MIXED SKELETON
SACK. ............................ IT IA
BROWN MIXED CASHMERE SKELETON
SACK. Observation-Disclosures. Is II
BROWN MIXED CASHMERE SKELETON
SACh.. .-..--..-...--............ III
BLUE FLANNEL SKELETON sAoK..... IL 10
LIGHT MIXED CASHMERE SKELETON
BACK ..---.-.....-.............. II IA
LIGHT MIXED CASHMERE SKELETON
sACK. ............................ 10 9
TfGH4, bffyEn GAaaThfERR sY Hr EroN
| SACK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BLACK QUEENS CLOTH SKELETON
BACK. ............................ g.
BLACK QUEENS CLOTH SKELETON
| BACK. Observation-Disclosures.
BLACK DoEsKIN PANTS. ............ I5 l2
BLACK DoEsKIN PANTS. .............. IL 10
BLACK DoEsKIN PANTS. ................ 10 9
| BLACK DoESKIN PANTS. ................ 8
FRENCH FANCY CASHMERE PANTS. IA IL
SILK MIXED cAssIMEhE PANTS. IL 10
SILK MINED cAsSIMEhE PANTs....... 10 8
FINE BLUE FLANNEL, PANTS....... z
BROWN MINED CASHMERE PANTS. 8
BROWN MIXED CASHMERE PANTS. 6
LIGHT SUMMER CASHMERE PANTS. Is IL
LIGHT SUMMER CASHMERE PANTS. 12 10
LIGHT CHECK CASHMERE PANTs..... s
FANCY SILK VESTS. 8
BLACK CLOTH VESTS. 4
CHECK CASHMERE VESTS Ts....... 8
BROWN MIXED CASHMERE VESTS. 6
BROWN MIXED CASHMERE VESTS.
COTTONADE PANTS. $50 8
CorToNADE PANTS. .................... 25
CoTToNADE PANTS. 26O 2
We are receiving by Steamer every weel
new and desirable GOODS, adapted >,
to the season, which we shall
i 1t
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Opinion OF n Republican Corrcsponden mt on
q, tho Measures OF Congress and Negro
, Suffrage.
, We clip the following from the Corinth, Miss,
correspondence OF the Cincinnati Commercial OF
the 7th:
The implacabe selishness, the vindictive ana
revengeful disposition and tyrannic policy whlch
characterize the measures and legislation OF the
dominant party Of Congress-, have driven and are
driving from them many OF their past supporters
Another cardinal consideration il their persistent
opposition to tho immediate restoration "f the
once insurrectionary States. There can not be
assured peace to the country, or stability to labor
and investment, confidence in trade and fiuance,
and pcrmanence to law and order, go long as the
present condition Of things, or status exists.
Hence all true patriotism, the intelligence, capital
against the dominant radicals Of Congress, if they
do not desist from their course Immediately.
Again let me inform our Radical Republican
friends North, that universal negro suffrage would
not only have given to the South increased politi-
cal powor, but anti-Republican power. From what
conviction OF some OF the most astute Northern
men residing and travelling in the South, do as
sert that in two years hence tho negroes Of the
South, ninety-fve OF hundred, will vote with
their Southern employers in all elections, IL per-
mitted to vote. My reasons are, tho generally
kind disposition of southerners to negroes who
we're former elaves, their identity of interests,
their mutual dependence, and their native eli
mate, soil and section OF country. The negro
hears cares not for the oratorical lumber oi
Sumner, the vindictive and acrimonious fulmina.
tions Of Thad. Stevens, or the Philippe hallucna
tions Of Phillips. Their confidence and respect
attach alone to those who give them labor, tc
feed, clothe and support their families, who are
present to aid their wants and soothe their sor
rows and distress.
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ATHAIRoN Is FROM THE GREEK WORD
" Kathro," or "KAtharo." signifying to cleanse,
rejuvenate and restore This article is what its namo
sgnifes For preserving, restoring and beauying tho
human hair It ia the most remarkable preparation In the
world It Ia again owned and put up by the orit NAL
proprietor, and is made with the same care skill
and attention which gave 1t sale Of over one million
bottles per annum.
1t Is q most delightful Hair Dressing
II eradicates scnrf and dandruf
It keeps the head cool and coan.
It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
It prevents the hair from falling of and turning grS
It restores hair upon bald heads
Any lady or gentleman who vaues beautiful head
hair should Lyons Kathairon. It is known and
used throughout the civilized world. Sold by all rs.
spectacle dealers. DEMAS BARNES Il co.,
October 28 Btuthlyr New York.
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The GALLANT TEXAS BRIaADE.-The old Texas
brigade that fought It's way to glory through
twenty. eight battles, always did It's duty Out
Of the entire command, among which was Hoods
Old Regiment" there remain about four hundred.
Mark smither, ESD, one OF it's most gallant men,
bers, nephew Of one OF our old citizens, Gabe
that he is one Of four that lives out Of . large
company that went into service with Hoods reei.
ment. This bravo soldier, the relic Of moro than
E, asGre os @ @hl9NSy bstsss is aI present resident
that affairs are not as bad in Texas de Is generally
represented.-Aen,phts Paper.
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q 6. NO. Eva oADwAY, N. y n
sold by all respectable -ots, nysicIans aroeers,
Hotels. Balloons and cour.ay dearess. - r.,tl q. q
April ~ iIEs yr .EflI luI f,..t. GIt.l thstulyr
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There are one hundred and eighty-nine peers
Of Ireland-one duke, twelve marquises, sixty-six
earls (inoluding the King Of Hanover and Earl OF
Armagh), forty viscounts and seventy barons. or
the whole number seventy -four have seats In the
house Of Lords by virtue Of peerages in England,
Great Britain or the United Kingdom, and one
hundred and fifteen are peers of Ireland only
Eighteen of the peers Of Ireland are creations
since the union.
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Medical Directors Office, May 18th.

The London correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Gazeae says that on Easter Monday, when the
Bois de Boulogne races came off, NAPOLEON and
his Empress drove in separate carriages, but the
point de mise Of all observers was the carriage
which contained the Duke and the Duchess de
Mouchy formerly Princess ANN MURAr), whose
first appearance in public since their marriage
this might be said to bo. The Duchess WAS look
ing exceedingly pretty and smiling, and all eyes
were fixed on her, the carriage proceeding in
truly royal style at foots pace, for the benefit OF
the gazers on either side OF the avenue. With
very good taste, she has assumed her husbands
title and dropped her own and has succeeded, by
her pleasing, unaffected manners and lovely face,
in conciiating to herself the sympathes Of the
Faubourg st. Germane OF her husbands family,
at frat supposed to be ayerse to tho alliance.
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= a1- AWAY WITH SPKOTAOJ iEs. OLD! EYE /,
unas nsT. WITHOUT spsetasies riootof bf Medley q
pampMos Iaaed freo on receipt Of tan cet ADD ~,
b. D. rooER II. D., no. llS0 Bro. dWay, NoV YORK e1l
Eoyembero -''-~'
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MARKED DOWN.

TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION THE
depression In the prices Of MERCHANDISE,
aud believing that the only true mercantile
way of doing business Is to meet the market
regardless Of cost, we have decided TO
mark our Stock down to such prices that
there can be no question In regard to the
fact that wc are determined to meet the
market.
Our FINE CLOTHING is of cur own
manufacture, the workmanship of which
we warrant in every particular.
Annexed will be found list OF some
leading articles, with former and present
prices:
Former Presnl
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The local editor Of the Indianapolis Journal has
been getting married. Being bothered by mul-
tiplicity of congratulations and questions he de-
hvers himself through the medium Of the Journal
somewhat thusly:
We desire to say, through our columns that we
thank most kindly ell our friends for their varied
manifestations ofregard that our owl individual
health ia frat-rate (the next question we are not
able to answer), and that the sight initiation we
have received into the rosy mysteries of double
blessedness viii not warrant ne In epeaking rashly
nor recommending 1t as q beverage to the young
and giddy. - LL ~ -..s :, ,.all. ...llcy H1np ~
''AsTHoNY TRoLLops, who 10 travelling inspector
for the Btitis postofce, writes tsss greater part
Of his novels while travelling by railway.
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= aB- -ARTFICtAL' EYES. ~ -hfTIFICIAL
MAN EYES made to order and tnAsrted by DrssS
DAuCH and p. GOUaHLMhNN (.orrneriy employed e.
RorasonnAu, Of Parts,, No sgs EroIawsy. Now York
AprnM Tyr.
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gMARRIAGE AND oELIBACY,

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers with means Of relief Sent free OF charge
in sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr. J. sK1LLIM
HoUeHToN, Howard Association Philadelphia Pa.
April IT '.H 80 81 3mo.
w OOLaATE's HONEY sOAP.-THIs CELE-
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, in such universal demand.
O made from the cf,oiceBt materials, is mild and
amollicntin It's nature. fragrantly scented, and
extremely beneficial in It's Action upon the skin For
sale by ali Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February7 ; 1yr
.w HILLS HAIR DYE-F1FTY GENTS
BLACK Or RBRowN.-Inntantaneous In effect, reliable .
for natural appearance beauty OF color and dursbty;
also the oheapest and best in Depot No. GO John
street. corner Of William street. New YORK; and sold by
Drugggts snd Fancy Goods Stores everywhere.
Novenber 40 en,s
T BAToHKLoR's HAIR DYE-THE ORR AIxAT..
and best In the world The only and perf ~ yArp
DYE. Harmless. Reliable and instantaneous prsdnnn.,
immediately splendid Black natural ro,z, v,.h.
out injuring the hair or sin Remedies ne IN Directs O.
bad dyea Sold by all Druggists. Thep enn,ne IA ,onsa
WILLIAM A. DAToHELoR. Also
REGRNRRATING EXTRACT OF sx1YIxur vupo
:,, For restoring and Beautif dno tho Hal,
.,,,, :, oaAhiks BA t0HELoR;S New York;
ArsPEoIAL MOTTO ,E-"aREAToARa n pRo,z
little acorns grow" Tho eorat diasaaea hno1z 20 ,h.
uman race spring re n causes 30 small M to almost
cry deseohor' The .uumes Of no,enalno Ioro that All
mo 'Aoloo ana 'ev q the medical fraternity only 20
70 prove ana eAH Jrate these facts. -. -
Aard oursolvea while you may, The smallest
on th' akin tale ana indicator of disease;
hay fado and die away from the aurfoe OF the body
out 1t VIII reach the sals perhaps at last and death
% the re suit and Anal close. MAaaIBh's BIL1oUa,
| DYsPE1 ITO. and DrARRHEA PILLS cure wherf6
others fail. While for Burns, scalds. Ohilblains, =
| ANDY IL abrhsions Of the skin, MAaGIPLis salve
fsY .bls Bold by J. MAaGIEL4 No. ~ Fulton
" sv York. and all Drugsiats, at 25 oenta per boz
| Beptsmber 25 49, ~. ,Y '''GlI \t1 r.
Il : as-ARTIFfCIALI EYES. - --ARTIFICIAI.
! MAN EYES made to order and tnAerted by Drss
J BAuoH and P. GoUaHLMANN eornsliy employed g.
Ro1ssosnAu, Of parts No, 59s EroRaway. New York.
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SwiDdling Through the Postofice.

The Postotfice Department was com
PEELED, one day last week, to send back
fourteen hundred letters to swindler in
New Jersey. The letters were estimated
to contain not less than $1,000. which
had been drawn from foolish people in
different parts of the country. Under a
regulation Of the Postotfice Department,
when money is fraudlently obtained from
people through the postofice by rogues,
who assume fictitious names, the letters
are seized. The Mayors of New York
and Brooklyn having complained to the
department that man in New Jersey
was making use Of the postofiice, detec
tive WAS sent to the scene of operations,
who seized these letters. They were for
wardcd here, and number of them
open ed, and nearly every one contained
from three to five dollars, and some a
still larger amount.
Upon examining into the facts it was
found that the person to whom the let
ters were addressed was real character
that he had assumed fictitious name
and that no law or regulation of the
Department would justify the detention
of the letters. There was not the slight
est doubt as to the fraud, yet under the
law it was considered impossible to con
vict The guilty person, when charged
with fraud, claimed that at some time in
the future he expected (Which was true)
that whoever answered his circulars with
money took the risk and that nobody
could assert that he did not intend to for
ward the gifts promised. The Depart
ment intends to call upon Congress for
additional legislation to meet such cases
of swindling
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A Ride With Dead Hogs

A discharged soldier arrived in this city
last week, having been FIVE days imprisoned
IN railroad car laden With dressed hogs
On Friday week he found himself in Cbic,.
60 without means and very anxious to get to
New YORK by the shortest possible route
Tie was there informed that the car then Ia.
den with pork, of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayps
and Chicago railroad, would 90 the quickest
and most direct route thereto. WATCHING
an opportunity, he slipped in and lay down
among the dead animals; the door was lock-
ed, and ne was thus imprisoned for five days..
as above stated, until the train arrived II
Pittsburg, when he was found almost dead
having no food except raw pork all th.f
time. Here the employees of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company made up a purse
for him, and he got free pass to Philadel.
Phia, and from thence he reached this citv.
One foot was badly frozen from his long exs
posure.-Ne,o York Sun.
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An Interesting Meeting.

The Sunday School of the NJ E Church
in cur borough, held its missionary anniver
sary in the Church, on Sunday afternoon
last. The attendance was large, the school
filling the middle blocks of the pews, and
the other seats being occupied by an lnteli-
gent and deeply interested audience. At
ter singing an appropriate hymn, and prayer
by the pastor of the Church, the annual re-
ports were read, and the several classes
broughtup their pecuniary offerings to the
cause of Christian Missions amounting for
the year to the sum of S142 John B. Storm,
Esq, then made an interesting and instiuc-
tive address, giving many important facts
with respect TO the condition of the heather
world, and contrasting the superstitions of
paganism, with the pure teachings of the
Gospel. Mr.. s. was heard with close at
;ention by the large audience, and was fol-
lowed by Rev. B. S. Eyeritt, of the Presby-
terian Church, who addressing especially
his more youthful auditors, and taking for
his text the letter S, showed that it stands
for Siluer, which belongs TO God, and must
be given to the Saviour. to send SdIuation
to perishing Sinners. We doubt not that
the children will long remember his earnest
and impressive words. Several appropriate
pieces were sung during the exercises by
the school, accompanied by sweet music
from the organ under the direction of Mr.
J. A. Clements. The infant class also sang
some pretty hymns.
The missionary collections in the congre-
cation during the day were about 500; ma
king in all over $3.50, as the contribution
from Stroudsburg toward The million of dol
lars appropriated TO the Missionary cause by
the NJ E. Church for 1866
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Court commenced on Monday last
Full Bench present. Grand Jury organ
lied by the appointment of Stogdel
Stokes, Foreman. But little busines.
came before the Court. There was only
one case in the Quarter Sessions and two
on the civil list.
Commonwealth VS.. John j. Fry. In
dictment for larceny. Grand Jury ig-
nored the bill
A. Reeves jackson, W. Hollinshead
Administrators of the estate of Stroud j
Holinshead, decd, William Evarts and
d. w. Lee, vs.. Benjamin Kinds. Ac.
tion OF trespass for cutting timber. Yer
dict for plaintiff for Sl50.
Com. VS.. Henry Ehler Indictment
for cutting timber. Grand Jury returned
a true bill.
Oyerseers Of Jackson Township VS..
William Setter. This was a charge of
desertion. Defendant assigned as JUS
tification the Auditory of his said wife
Case dismissed and jackson township to
pay all the costs
William Place VS.. Martin Courtright.
Action of Trover and Conversion, for the
recovery of the price Of four young cattle
(Jury out on going to press)