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-,IT.JCT7 on T0ITTSTI[- p.pToU On On
- HANsBs i known that ttis day before me Theodore
@ starkel ggj pgBed nsr5Taiiy and rpeaFpd
duly comnissoheu a+ Ts ftr 80
9 gsTsS declared tint they do hereby form
among themselves and such othes y ~ my netT Pee
associated with them GofpoTnmoh ioa Se m bs
stipuiatons 70 govern said association:
ARTcLE Tie and title Of the Corporation shall be
The Eclipse Towboat Company and is domici is hereby
liked in the town OF glea III tne sau PARISH e Ot'sa'
right bank II ,,... s ,, a. ,,, ,.,,., l.. f,,s,5
ARTICLE H. 1he purpose for which the COMPANY formed
and established anu tne 70 ne CARRIER on Is the tow
lag o. vessels oel%esn pe CS o e iG tne Pfses
q tAe A5ssSpp EHet any we au NV ana oled Paets
be towed and convey freight passengers
ports on the Gun o. Mexico o Ae LAKE sho e ana 70 ooe
Aabama and to lighter or Asst vessels N distress
on whom citations to ali suits may be served
ARTICLE ~ The amount Of the Capital Stock hereby
xed at one hundred and THIRTY thousand collars divided into
thirteen hundred sheTes OF Gs lo ats eScn %hcR
have been tu PAID with prese Of increasing the Capital
ARreIE The said Cooperation shall possess all the pow
ets incident to corporations Anu atne4u ey w tne term
the date hereof Its business shall be managed by three
aasgers q %Sm art tgs m IN line TN bep@ be eze S
all the powers of the Corporation.
place at the domc Of the Corporation on the first Monday in
December Of each year ana until election e take
X TIE following named shall sGmP 5 t fne 5
Board viz; Peter Marcy James A iusk and joseph Leach
ARTICLE VII The Board of Managers shall at their first
msng ese one O hgr az v President 6ot The Cor
casting T gs all It's II era and by when all cyl
! = ',,bs - =
stock shall Us signed; small subject 70 the approval OF the
Board of Managers appoint all the officers and employees Of
the Company shall subject TO the like approval direct and
control the employment Of the boats Of the Company shall
keep the funds of the Company in some bank IN the city OF New
Orleans and dis9urs9 the same on proper vouchers
ARTICLE Viii The Board nt Managers shall have tul
power to make by laws shall confirm the appoint
ment OF all officers ana employees OF the Gompnny
and for the salaries may purchase or lease such Rea
Estate as may be necessary Tor the convenience OF the
Company in the transaction Of Its hnsinessmay purchase
STEAMBOATS, t9r the use q We ny al Eacangie
n their BoEa ana EaeaGy Sh accrue on absence from tnt
slttlgs OF the boau LOT more tuh one from ce9g u
be StockhQder from insolvency Or inability to serve
ART IN DIVIDENDS OF the pr9hts shal pc maae ana Ge
cafed e9Gh year WITHIN lnohlI ael ing meeting q m
Stockholders herein contemplated Tor the eect0h OF Mana
gers 80 81, . 49,, /,
ART 4 say Managers shal tuFnsh sehiannuHiy On th
first Of September and first OF March to each stockhoder
o do 80 6y StSekholders TenTesentn twetbTds Of M
stock shall cali meeting Of lie ockbolders to fake plac
re wiz notice he yeS Of seb ntened meetng ia"
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OFFICIAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARrMNT,
New Orleans, May IL, 1866

STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARrdN'T,
New Orleans, May IL, 1856.
In conformity to the provisions of an act Of
the General Assembly, entitled
An act to authorize the Governor to issue
the Bonds Of the State for the amount of one
Million of Dollars and to provide for the pay
ment of the same, to defray the expenses of
binding levees. in accordance with the con-
tracts made by him and the leyee commission
ers appointed for that purpose,
Proposals are invited and will be received
for thirty days, expiring June 18TH 1866 for
the purchase of One Million Of Dollars of
Bonds of the State, as authorized as aforesaid.
The said Bonds bear an interest Of eight per
cent per annum, payable semi-annually, have
twenty years to run. and are secured by
pledge Of all the proceeds Of the sale of the
public OF swamp lands belonging to the State.
Bids will be received in sums of One Thou
sand Dollars and upwards to be addressed to
the Governor of the State, to be opened by
him and the Board of Levee Commissioners,
and to be Endorsed Proposals for the pur-
chase of LeVee Bonds, ...
Only State notes, National Bank notes aud
! legal tender received in payment of Bonds
The right is specially reserved Of rejecting
all bids not satisfactory to the Governor ant
Board of Levee Commissioners
j. MADISON WELLS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana
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A YER,s sARsAPARILnA-

concentrated extract Of the choice root combined with
other substances m greater Alternative power to afford an
esctua antdots diseases sarsapara ia ra1te to cure
Such remedy surely BY those who suffer from stru
nous complaints and that one which will accomplish their
prove this has of service to this large
class of afflicted felowctzens How completely this
pound will do it has proven by experiment on many of
the worst to be found in the following complaints:
scrotua scrofuous swengs and Sores Skin Diseases PIN.
pies Pusules Bloches Eruptions St Anthony Fire Rose
Eryspelas letter Salt Rheum, Scad Head, Ring.
worm, etc.
Syphilis or Veneral Disease expelled from the system by
prolonged sarsapara the patient left in
comparative health
Female Diseases caused by Scroa in the blood and
often soon cured by this Extract Of sarsaparla
Do discard this Invaluable medicine because you
been imposed upon by something pretending sarsapaa
while it When you have Ayershen and not
till then, will you know of Sarsaparla min
ute particulars Of the diseases cures refer you Ayers
American Almanac which the agent below named will furnish
gratis to all who call for it.
Ayers Cathac Pills for the OF Cosvenes JRundice
Dyspepsia Indigestion Dysentery Foul Stomach Headache
Piles Rheumatism Heartburn arising Dsordered
ach Pain Morbid InacOn Of the Bowels Fatuency Los
of Appetite, Liver Complaint, DrOpsy, Worms Govt Neu
rasia, and for Dinner Pill.
They sugar that the most sensitive can tax
them pleasantly and they the best Apeent the
for all the purposes Of family physic
Prepared by J. c. AVER CO. Lowell, Mass, and sold b
/ E. j. HART L CO., New Orleans Wholesale Agents
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NM, DE ANDREE's --------
-PURE-
5ARsAPARILLA BITTERS,

Tbs attention of the Public City and Country Trade is
specttuly called to the Introduction of the
SarsapnrilIa Hftterei
The Pleasant valuable Bttes that has ever e
r0duced in this country The trade general be supplied
by the following Grocers and Druggists:
Fatjo Marks Co. 43, 40 and Al New Levee street
Griffin d Porch, 81 and 80 Tchoupitoulas street
E. ]. Hart Co. 73 rs and II Tchoupitoulas street
L. Basset, cor Grayier and Tchouptouas streets
F Avet & Cambon 50 and 81 Old Leyee street
John T. Moore, cor Poydras and New Levee streets.
VIM. C. Mitchell, Camp and Poydras streets
CRss 4 Bowling, 30 Poydras street.
T W Marsden, Druggist cor. Magazine and Gravier
Turner Wales, Druggists, Royal and Customhpuas
q. n. MORRISON, Agent,
Il Magazine street
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Commercial t9nteIIi9ente.
CRRscEsT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP STREET., !
Thursday Evening, May "a, 1866


Thursday Evening May a. 1866,
CorroN-There has been very steady demand
for the leading staple to-day which would doubt
less have resulted in heavy sales but for the re.
strioted character Of the supply and the unusual
strinrency in prices Transactions, nevertheless,
amount to 200 bales, which were taken by IL buy
ers who represented the English French, Spanish
and Northern markets, the principal movement
having been for the New England mills. Prices
have undergone no quotable alteration since our
last but they continue very firm and in order to
fairly represent the market at the close of business
this evening, we find it necessary to contract our
quotations. as purchases of any magnitude cannot
be effected at Yesterdays inside figures And, in
fact the tendency OF the movement throughout
has been to the outside rates in our quotations,
which now rule as follows viz Ordinary 2803Oc.,
good ordinary 92033c.; low middling 3GG337c,,
and middling 4O0Ee
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock en- hand Sept lst l855-bales ........, $3.50
ReSeaye3 SI,yi 1875 75
90 a,
Exported since yesterday ,.......,..,,.., 26sg
EzpoFse" previously
Stock on hand and on shlObosFd not cleared l46l52
The exports are Tor HaYre exclusively
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Ihe receipts from me
Coast since yesterday, amount to only Ii hhds' OF
Sugar no MoIasses, The stock OF Louisiana sugar
and Molasses on hand IS limited, while foreign is
plenty but with little Or no demand for either, and
the little animation that was exhibited yesterday
has entirely abated. There were no sales to-day,
but we continue our quotations as follows l2@l8c
for common to good common Louisiana; l4b@l4io'
for fair to fully fair; l5@l54c for prime; and l6c
% Ii. for choice. There was nothing done in Mo
lasses to-day. Yesterday, not previously reported
so boxes No. IA Cuba Sugar sold at 1896; and a
cargo Of III hhds "a tierces and 10 bbls. of Mus
coyado Molasses on private terms.
FLoUR-The market is still very quiet and prices
are dropping. The supply on hand is ample, bu
even the higher grades do not ind many eager
purchasers. Sales were confined to $50 bills,
which so double extra at So 50 {B bbl, 100 ant
hollow extra at Sll.; 100 do. at $40 5O;T4OO do OF
private terms, and 100 supeTtne at 50 20 u Dbl
CoRN-TheIe IS fair supply on hand with
moderate demand, and we notice further deelln
of SC. u bQshel Tor yellow. The sales to-da
amount to 2o,SoO sacks, of which 10000 yellow
yellow mixed and white sold by one party at So
for yellow and yellow mixed and 9Oc, for whit
and 300 white at 95c. u bushel.
oArs--Are in active demand, and prices al
firm with an upward tendency. The supply ar
receipts are limited, and sales were restricted
l4Oo sacks OF winch oVO and 'oO at SEC and 200
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Cattle NJ arket.
JEFFERSON Crrr, May 2

JEFFERSON CIrr, May IS, 1866.
Arrived yesterday Texas Beeves, 1873 Calves
and Yearlings, 200 Sheep, and 81 Mich Cows.
Sold--6 Western and 100 Texas Beeves, 100 Calves
and Yearngs, 400 Sheep, and Mich Cows.
Stock on sale-34 Western and 1863 Texas Beeves
1855 Caves and Yearlings, 143 Hogs, $50 Sheep,
and Sc Milch Cows. We quote
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THE HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHES
AND MRINRER

The best and most useful invention Of the kind saving
household labor ever invented.
Has more and better recommendations saving time labor
and the and tear of fabrics washed than any otherma
chine All the other machines either the clothes
them out speedily or do not satisfactorily perform
With the
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This is the There rubbing of the Clothes and
consequently and tear The washing IN ost com.
peey and thoroughly performed by action of the wheel
alone Send for circular giving full explanation or call and
examine them at the General Southern Agency.
Good inducements offered to agents elsewhere.
s. NJ. BARTON d CO.'S,
No. II Tchoupitoulas sire
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RuTLER's PATENT COTTON TIE

The undersigned sole agents. hand and WILDE
constantly supplied with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES, prepared for immediate with tho buckle firmly at
ached end ofthe hoop This Tie is recommended to
merchap planters simplicity and strength and the
great with which 1t be adjusted to bales OF any size
It been by large number Of planters since 1862
their entire satisfaction.
Orders win be received at eur office,
R BLEAKLEY q CO.,
90 ana 1 Poydras street, corner of TehOuDitoulss'
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MEDICAL.
SUCCESSFUL MEDICAL TREATMENT,

NUNNNsNF i LEIINAN4 IALAIM En- It,
DR.. HOWE'S DISPENsARY,
MEDICAL BATHS AND ATMOSPHERIC BLOOD
REGULATOR,
No. IL BaFonne Street, near Canal,
New Orleans,
For the treatment Of all forms Medical and Surgical
Diseases including those ncarabe by usual methods of
treatment.
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irregularities etc-pr0mply ethcacous and reliable.
Medical Baths.
Warm, dry air, vapor spirit fume sulphur shower, etc.
are used by him. when necessary with great in the
worst forms Of Cutpneoua Rheumatic and Syphtc Diseases
Atmospheric Blood Regulator.
An eclectic principle of treating disease by which atnos
phehc pressure is removed and approach to is
induced around the human body any of its organs limbs
parts by which the circulation controlled and regulated
and local congestion instantly Its enages and
vigorous circulation blood through part proved
Derangemeht catarh of the Bladder of Urine
without failure in a single case.
FistuIa, FIssure, Piles,
Removed and cured radically by of Lgaure and in
jecons without using the knife loss of blood Important
referred to.
Young Men, and others of Either Sex,
Can obtain speedy for the worst forms of the diseases
IND1sCRETIoN OR MISFORTUNE,
running system by SURPRISING the disease only
usualor most of the many who call on US for relief have
been made by improper treatment We guarantee tho
humors discharges, swollen glands enlarged painful
bones etc, of recent or long standing.
How Effect So 8Tuchg
BY EXPERIENCE, EXTRA MEANS AND y4aIEL
RESOURCES.
Office hours from 8 A. n. to 3 Pm ....
DR. H. Aopathc and Eclectic Medical Graduate lat
Army Surgeon three years and STAFF Medical Director
many years practitioner in this Vicinity
Address with stamp, Box 1852, New Orleans
Consultation free Treatment cash, but reasonable.
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Medical Baths.

He prepares remedies for Ague, Fever Diarhea Dyson
terry Bliousness Weakness Humour8 Female Distractions
Irregularities, etc-promply effeacous and reliable.
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THANKSGIVING MACHINES.

u Q. LTGHTE & co,
Late Lighte Newton BradbuIys,l
Manufa cturers of First CInss Piano FOrtes.
Highest Premium at the American Worlds Fair and Exhbi
ton of the industry of all nations.
This welknown establishment continued by F O.
LTGHTE and 10 us ERNST, at the old stand 42 Broome
street, between Crosby and Elm, Kew York City.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY. Eric.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
HARDwAEE.,.,,..........,~.
GREATLY REDUCED Prices.
TAe undersigned owing to the recent decline in gold aqu
offers his large and eomplsse sssortr1snso of
SHELF HARDWARE,
Plain, Japannsd and Stamped
TIN WARE,
Nsils Axes shoves and Spades, Trace Chains, Brdie
Collars HameS, Manila Rope Grindssones BlacEsnithp
Hand Bellows Selves Corn Shelters Straw cusser e,
great reduction price, and all desrous Of purchasing
goods his line viii do we'll to ca examine his stsek
SAMUEL LOCKE,
81, So Il and 4s Peters street.
.
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true copy of the original Act of Incorporation extaht
among my official records
New Orleans, April %, 1866
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Observation-Disclosures
WILLIAM LEETCH-
COMMISSION MERCHANT

CONFESSION MERCHANT,
IS MAGAZINE STREET,
Sole Agent for R. Dayton Co.'S New York celebrated
Preserves Oysters Lobsters Salmon Pickles saacss yrups
etc Fine Wines Brsndes whiskss quality guaranteed the
best, and prices low as any
Teas Of E A c. j. Lows direct importation. original and
convenient packages of various sizes.
Grocers, Hotel Keepers and Country Merchants will end It
their advantage call and examine samples st the ONCE
second floor front No. 95 Magazine street
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Exported yesterday. .....5 ......,,.,,,. 1859
Exported previously 659 5ld-oAzz0
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TOWBOAT COMPANY.


Governor Of the state d Lonigla
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-27
WHO HAS AposrArlsED,

The prominent delegates in the North to
the Philadelphia JOHNSON Convention are of
the stripe of FERNANDO and BES Woop of
New York, VALLAsp,GHAN and PESDLRrox
Of Ohio, CLAY DEAN and CHARLES MASON,
of Iowa, and SO on to the end of the chapter.
Isn't it the most audacious thing in history
for JOHNSON and the men that wear his
collar for his bread and butter to insist that
JOHNSON has not changed when such men
now represent him and support his policy
in Convention. PESDLEroN next to yALLAN-
DiGHAM was the most notorious anti-war man
in the North, and was the candidate on the
Chicago Copperhead platform for Vice Ptesi-
dent. "a. j." was for the samebosi
ton on the Baltimore Platform. They
agree now perfectly-these opposing candi.
dates for Vice President, and neither PEs.
pLEToS nor any man that voted for him will
admit that there has been any change in
his position or sentiments, or that he has
proved renegade or apostste from his ar
ty. "a. ]. lis the fellow that has betray-
ed his party, deserted the loyal cause,
and gone over with the Offices of the Coun-
try to strengthen the ranks of the Rebelsand
Copperheads under the lead OF their late Vice
President, STEPHENS and PEsDLrros.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-27

The Louisville Journal, of the 18th states
that at public Union meeting held At Eliza
bethtown, Kentucky, Hon. John N. Harlan
was interrupted during his speech by cries 0,
"Hurrah for Daval," the opposing candidate
to Gen. Hobson foi the Office of Clerk of the
Cont Of Appeals. On which Mr.. Harrington
paused and asked mildly, but impressively,
why they were in favor of Duval. The res
is thus told by the Journal:
"Tell me- said he, ssif it is not because
he was for the rebellion "Yes, that's 20, J,
was the prompt answer. isThen you were for
the rebellion" EYES, yes, yesp' Are You
for rebellion now p "We would 70 for rebel.
lion nov if we thought We could succeed. y
Mr.. Harlan thanked, and complimented them
for their candor, and then added: tsSuppose
Jef. DAVIS and Andrew johnson shall Be the
opposing candidates for the Presidency in
1S68-which Of the two will yon support r.,
They hesitated to respond. Mr.. Il. Said,
ssyou have been very candid, and / venture to
hope you will still be SO! Speak out |!
Which will you 60 for-Johnson or Davis ~
Then the loud answer came, "Davisi Davis
DAVIS" Old men, the most substantial Cit.
zens OF Elizabethtown and Hardin, Joined in
the shout. Again, Mr.. Harlan thanked them
tor their candor, telling them that they we're
the most candid men Of their party that he
mad talked to in all his canvass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-27

we Ind It hard to believe the following ~.
port o. iacts which has reached us: The com
psny owning the rood Of which Osss,.l
Beauregard is Chief Engineer and snrs,;n1
esedsat, made = contract With Messrs. Nam
2 Mann, Northern firm, 70 furnish Hmhs.
e rebuild ne bridge across the Biz Blsci
sihey psrs1.sed standing timber, srsc4sd
ss ss,s g. Prepared Owe. oo,ooo feet Of
1 49, Ts .ss. sasy 1870 e traa3ou i,
move itovsf his rood on my terms vhsss...so
ayilg The would eassy soiAinr a.
1ankee Nh kasw rs The rs.h -.
that thoee sentlenea had 70 sell out Fl ru;n-
oas rotea, asd sbandca tAslr eont.sct Va
hepe. tbs = not trus, hat II %, Il & - 49,
cseaitA1ee - he 0neity O libseality 81 Hee..
ecasdt-ANRke ~, Jnlk e.
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80 nwns


s-jlrh I&sehrides, the soe aad =
| rptbHtna candilass for Ooasrss = -
NultA skics, vim shortly spen the cam
|p1pi by;pa. e6scsive stunping Of he DE-
|trick
- Nsimdeuley says that ''the body Of
M. SShnller Of Nauvoo was found on sun
| day in tn. forsnoon floating in the river near
he fairy landing in Appanocse, Illinois. 4hs
coronsr's jury returned verdict Of aoeadaa'
| n drowning while bathing. His clothes were
found On saturday under bridge near by,
apparently len fsr The parposs II bathing.
The deceased WAS sent TO Nauvoo for burial.
He lssyss hnily there, consisting efA vito
and three or four children. s. =
"We learn there is An insurance on his life
for 5000, which viii aid the family, Is they
are in limited circumstances.
Hon. John YDn Vaikenburg, Esq, and
family, Of Fl. Madison, have gone East 70
spend the summer. See Ploindedler.
Colonel J. B. Leake, Of Davenport, has
received his promotion . Brigadier General
By b1eys4, aaA the ooiciai pArchmsnt = proof
thssspf. 80 says the Gazette.
The editor Of the Davenport Gasssts says;
ssFrom I'll passs Of our county W have but
one story in relation TO the grain crop nov
being harvested, snd the oofn, potatoes, To-,
yet growing. Never was there better wheat,
oats and barley prodaced. No Ay, blight,
smut or rust. The straw Of good length,
heads well filled, grain plump and bright.
Such il the rule, the exceptions ere exceed
ing rare.
"a trip made into the interior one hnadyad
and twenty miles, last week, gave us an ops
portunity to witness similar proofs Of abound
ing plenty in other countiss. Indeed, from
all We can learn, Iowa in all its length and
breadth is being blessed with such harvest
~ has never been excelled in The history Of
the State.
"In this immediate vicinity We have had
two days Of unfavorable weather for harvest
ing. But half the grain, at least, is cut, and
no damage has yet resulted to that or the
standing crop. The prospect for clear skies
and dry weather brightens as We write.'
The CsntTeyille Citizen says that the
project Of building psilrosd, from Centre
vile to Iowaville via Bloomfield, meets With
general approval. Parties that were almost
sick to sell their property before this matter
was taken in hand are now well satisfied, and
have generally raised their prices fifty per
cent.
The estimated cost of grading and tying
the road from here TO the Des Moines river
is eighty thousand dollars, instead of fifty, as
stated last week. The people want the road
and are amply sbls to hailait
The barH Of ose n. HsAhsr, near Cen
treviIle, ~ strnsk ~ lightning on Friday
evening last, ard horse vaa killed. 4
drover from Morgan county, Illinois, was
struck BY lightning in Wayne county recently,
and himself and his horse instantly killed.
See the Citizen.
The Davenport Demoerat has received a
visit from 'sthe man Who killed Booth = or
rather monomanlac who thinks himself the
identical individual referred to. lie is quiet
and harmless his chief extravagancies being
to get hand bills published calling attention
to himself, and literally covering the said
bill with Federal revenue stamps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-27
sArcHELon,s HArR DYE.

hs Original and Best n the Wosidi The only true
cd perfect Hair Dye. Harmasss Beliabls and Iustan
taneoos- Produces inmediasefy spirDdid Bisek o.
natural Brown, without nuripg hair skin Rem
sdiss the Ill effects ofbsddyss Bold BY all prugsss
rhsEsuuins Il densS William A. Batcselbe Also,
RDgESsRArfNg EXTRACT or MrILkrLRuRs,
for Restoring asd Besatifying the Hair.
saxn-Asv1y oHARL1 BACHELOR. N.
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TIE NEEDLE Gux.-The inventor Of the
needle gun is German gunsmith, and ma
tive of Berlin. 1t was patented in the United
States, and the inventor visited this country
for the purpose of inducing our Government
to adopt for the army. lis cartridges were
pronounced unsafe for use BY the officers Of
the bureau to whom il was sent for examina.
ton. but the Russians know how to use
them, and they are most unsafe to those
against whom they are directed. Probably
We have now some breeoh leaders equal, Il
not superior, to the needle gun, and Wesley
Richards English breech- loader, which has
lately been furnished to several British reei-
ments, has sliding breech with screw Joint
nearly similar to that Of the German Fund
Needle,