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Ayers P,lls.-Are you sick, feeble and complaining

Ayers Ptlls.-Are you SICK feeble and complaining
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edy Take Ayers Pills and cleanse the dsordered hu-
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While in this condition. take Ayers Pills. and di-
recty they restore the natural action of the and with
ii the buoyant feeling again What
in this trivial and complaint is also true in
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and arrangements Of the natural functions Of the body they
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None who know the virtue of these Pills will
lect employ them when suffering from thsoi ders they
such Headache. Foul Stomach Dysentery Bilious
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10 the patient 1t contains qunne other deeterus
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M. Hope for the Amioted.-IS another

NJ Hope for the Amicted.-Is another part OF
this will be found the advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. c. Young in 1850 In
of deceit and carlaanism it boon tho suffering
point them where they of obtaining the wish
ed for Under the of the skul Doctor
troubled dvest themselves of their burdens
pain shame lay aside their and secure health
and happiness If you sick in trouble, do not hes
tate advertisement and follow the advice Do not
forget number the of directing your letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE, $40 Washington street. San Fran
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Frese's Hamburg Tea.

1t the best preservatve against almost any sickness II
used timely Composed of herbs only be given
y to infants Full directions in English French Spanish
and German. with every package. TRY IT
For sale at all the wholesale and retail drug and gro
ceries. EMIL FRESE. Wholesale Druggist.
Sole Agent, 40 Clay street,
26 1y. FRAycsco
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ExPLoDED.-When the Northern Teamsters'
Association was inaugurated last Spring, many
far-seeing and shrewd business men throughout
the Northern counties predicted that it would
not live the year out 1t has exploded, and we
are induced to believe that many of its late
members have reason to rejoice at the fact. The
Red Bluff Independent has lengthy article reIa-
tive to the Association, and the evils which grew
into existence with its workings, which closes in
the following language
what is the Consequence of the mob law naugu
than negroes do Fort Pillow. If any a road
ship another pound of freight through our town II
we were the shipping party we could afford to pick the
should do all we can to accomodae them As it is. we
find that business has almost. come to stand still in
do not show falling of of twenty-five per cent in bus
ness for July and August Of this year from the same
period year Examine the hpments Of last wear
Of freight to siskyou county during the Nav
June July and August for this year and then for the
you his books and you will have no difficulty
tanning the
another Teamsers Association God forbid that uld
again have one that will go outside the pale Of law
ends We refuse to assist working
maintain their rights 40 long as they do not tram
pie upon the rights OF others. We believe IN the great
good to the greatest number and Justice to all men,
SAN Francisco LETTEn-The favor of San Francisco
correspondent did reach
was printed and as much relation the late c
r election the result which readers already know
shall omit publishing it, In reference to the Union mass
semblage Metropolitan Theater, which addressed
by Nys Stewart and Ashley, Eus" says:-" They de-
nounced policy of Johnson and spoke encouragngy of
the LOYALTY The speakers enthu
aay received and at the close three cheers were given
for Congress and Grant, who Governor Nye says Is not my
policy means He further wrote in regard tn
spiritualism and church going people There is great
here among the thinking classes and not little
said papers about the Philosophy which courts inve
tigation exposition. What set the people think
ing more than anything else that short time Rev
Dr. Cheeny and from the pulpit announced his be-
lief that departed spirits did come back to earth and could
make manifest under certain conditions and cir
There mediums in this city sangle
them uuick regular lectures given which the
soul from old orthodox lethargy and awaken spirit OF
inquiry which will certainly demonstrate whether there Is
auy truth doctrine whether the clergy almost
unanimously tell all proceeds from the devil There is
great lack interest manifested by the church going class
@ the clergy endeavorng by all the eoquence they
possess bring about change According to their Ideas
the people going that undiscovered country which
is reached by the broad p" path.
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af The best Remedy for Purifying the
Blood Strengthening the Nerves. Restoring Appc-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-22
Society Autifts.

NJ Frfstfy Chapter, No. 10, Royal Areh sH1.
fourth Tuesday in each month";
at the Masonic Hall, Weaverville.
Z 47vS A. J. LO0MIS Secretary.
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PARIS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION.

We have received from the President and
Directors Of the BALTIMORE BOARD OF TRADE
through their secretary, Geo. L. Porter ESQ.,,
copy of sundry resolutions expressive of
their sense of the Importance of cooperation
on the part of our people and of Congress in
the purposes of the great Exposition to be
held IN Paris in 1867. We have taken occa-
sion hitherto to notice the undertaking as a
matter'of surprising importance to the com
mercial, industrial and artistic interests of the
United States; but as the Board of Trade make
special request Of us to notice the circular
of Mr. j. c. Derby, United States agent of
the Exposition, we shall refer to one or two
points of particular interest to those who pro-
pose to themselves to participate in the advan-
tages of the great occasion.
Parties who desire to become exhibitors
will receive pamphlet, embracing classifca-
tIons, which will be sent to them upon appl-
cation to the agent.
They are directed further, to apply immedi-
ately for "F'Orms Of applications and In
st1Wctions." Applications will be received
until the first of April, 1866.
Articles to be exhibited will have to be in
readiness for shipment from New York, not
later than the month of December 1866.
Accepted articles will be shipped from New
York to Paris and returned at Government ex-
pense, provided the necessary action of Con
gress obtains.
Such are the leading points needful to be
observed in regard to this matter, and, of
course, our people will govern themselves ac-
cordingl ly; and it only remains for us to say
that Mr.. Derby's address is No. Spruce
street, Tribune Building, and No. 40 Park
Row, Times BuiIding, New York.
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ARE you STOUT AaD FULL FLOODED.

Ifvou are stout feshy, ef full blooded or pletho-
ric habit you are probably subject to headaches,
ysrtieo. dizziness rush of blood TO the head, and
coneestive diseases generally; At any rate, you are
more likely to be afflicted in that manner thsq people
Of more lean habit. Now you, above all other ger
SONS in the world should have constantly on hand
box of Railways Regulating Pills. II you Eer nave
10 use them so much the better. Inc 70 cents they
cost will be cheap inyestment II u succeeds IN
frigbt tening away disease Lit Will De cneaPer one
IL in sudden attack when no other Inedlea Aiu pe
convenient it rescue you from the grave. pecau.e
you are stout and pethorie, people VII tei you ~
get bled Commit no such act or foHy; Lei "
Railways pills be your only protector. Inc uIllcu c.
ty you are attacked by rush OF piood 10 Ine 9eau;
is caused by disturbed circulation OF the oiood aI
not by a too great quantity of it IN your system.
is oceasoned by an irregular action OF your heals
liver and bleeding will only increase, not dlmhls,
that irregularity. What you need is something 10
restore the organs TO natural and regular acmon
and thus equalize the circulation OF the blood 1nat
is precisely the effect of dose or two of RadWay
Regulating Pills: They do not merely purge IheS
neys. and so on. They expel from the body the in,
furious matter and search out for that purpose all
diseased humors and deposits wherever hidden. In
this manner they restore healthy action to the heart
the BRAIN and the lungs, well the stomach, rem
der the circulation of the blood even and keep your
n,,uce of superb flesh. Such Railways pills
Solj by Druggists.
ooSf B.-Radway's pills are elegantly coated with
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.aa-We call our readers attention to 5AIGIi, EGJ-.
Co.'S New stock of Spring Clothing just opened
at SMITH. Bros. & Co.'s popular Clothing House. No
10 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock of Gents Furnishing Goods just
opened at 3S West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
Call and see our new styles Of Gents Furnishins
Goods at IS West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars, Ties, Scars. &c
;iS West Baltimore street, next 10 Marble Hall
ThI popular Clothing House. No. 40 West Balti-
more s, rect. next to the great Furnishing House.
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lRopor!ea for the Daily Conmercial.l

IhNaONIoWN, Adrch 18TH, 1866.
Circuit Court for Bqitimore C,a,rl-TIo1. D. c, II.
Emory Judge. John I. Ensor, Esq, States Attor-
aeE, prosecuting.
Richard Younger vs. Patrick Hibbetts, appeal
from justice slack tried before ha court; Judgment
reversed. Richard GraySon, Esq, for appellant
MeSSrs Wheeler and &eech for appellee.
Geo, Camplaau IS. Naruau Scheurman. reported
Yesterday; judgment reversed and Judgment in favor
Df appellee IOT $50 and costs. john l. Ensur, Esq
.Jr appellant, Bernard Carter, Esq for appellee
A, A. FaTrer vs.. John Myers appeal from Justice
Gibson; reported yesterday judgment reversed
Richard GraSon Esq, for appellant, r. j. Gittings
tsq., ior lppeiiee.
Richard Ioungcr vs.. Tbos IIibbetts. appeal fr,,r
Justice Slack tried before the court; judgmer, AZ
lrmed Richard Grason Esq, for appellant r "
tyugherty, Esq, for appellee. " "
Gable vs.. kouty, appeal from Justice Eaight two
Eases appeal dismissed. Richard Groson, ESQ, fo1.
appellee. -I' -0A
James Holiday vs.: John Ward. appeal from jus
ice Dicke tried before the court; held snJ c'rio.
K. K. Boarman, ESD, for appellee.
VI, }. Iimanu3 vs.. }. 7 Brown, appeal from Jus
4ge NInson; tried before jury; NOT concluded. R. j.
Outings ESD t9T appellant, John ;. Tyson ESQ for
ing at 10 o'clock -
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The Price of Coal,

1t is very probable that there will be. during the
present year, very considerable reduction in the
price of coal. The general results the decrease in
the value of gold will have its effect upon the cost Of
production labor and profit. The Reading Railroad
Company has reduced its tables from $500 to q
ton, an Important concession, and TIA tolls of the
Schuylkiil Navigation are pTopoTtionately reduced
1t is thought that coal eau be furnished to retail Gus
toners in this city. all profits included at from $3.50
to 81 per ton; Such consummation is deYoutly 10
were Unfortunately high and the suerngs of the poor
IN consequence have been greater than has been
generally suspected. With cheap COAL and cheantr
provisions and dry goods than we have had the privi
ege of buying for several years. relief will be expe
rlenced by all who work for their living and nar
ticularly by persons who have had to depend upon
fixed ineomes.-PhiladeiDhig Inquirer ~
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VIII restore Gray hair to its ORIGINAL COLOR;
STRENGTHENS and PROMOTES the growth of the
weakest hair stops its falling OUT keeps the head clean
cool and healthy can be used freely contains nothing
injurious; is unparalleled as a HAIR-DRESSiNG;
and is recommended and used by our best Physicians
I assure you, LADIES and GENTLEMEN, it is all
you require for the Hair Sold by all Druggists and
at my Office, No. 1,123 Broadway, New York.
fel5-w&s8m SARAH A. CHEVALIER, N. D.
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TRAGIC AFFAIR IN REV YORK.
A Wife Shot by her Husband and Severe
" WOumded-Ee then IEOrtalIy Wounds


At an early hour last evening John Gheet and his
wife Albertina uuarreled at their residence in Fifty
third street. Tenth avenue ana after an inter
change of blows the husband drew revolver and
fired at his wife, the ball taking effect in her face
just beneath tho left eye and coming out near the
ear. The wounded woman Immediately fell to the
floor. and the husband, supposiug that he had killed
her, fed into the street. Attracted by the noise Of
the difficulty, some of the neighbors came to the
scene in time to witness the shooting and the would
be murderer was pursued by them. After running
short distance down Fifty ythird street Gheet sud
denly stopped and placing the pistol to his forehead
fired.
The ball inflicted terrible wound and he fell back
lnsensible. He conveyed to the Iwenty-second
precinct station house by the police. who had come
up in the meantime, and medical aid summoned to
attend both him and the woman. An examination
disclosed the fact that the woman although suffering
acutely from the wound, not in a dangerous
condition. Her CAPE was narrow One for had the
ball taken any other direction, death must have been
the result. The found to be mortally wound
ed and it was apparent that he had but short time
to live He was conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital, and
died soon after his entrance. Both are natives Of
Germany and have been in this country for some
time. The woman is aged IS years. the man was
somewhat older; The neighbors state that lor some
time past they have lived unhappiy the husband
being of passionate telapeT--N. y. Herald.
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Detention of the Steamer ssgJncEe Smirl',-
The Spanish BiOcTtade-PrOtest of For
eigH GOglSusS.

Detention of the Steamer sSSTncEe Siain',-
The Spanish BiOckade-PrOtest of For.
eign C0nsuls.
New YORK, March 12.-The steamer New York
from Aspinwa the 4th instant with 81 425 600 in
assure, Arrived at this port o'clock this after
noon.
The steamer Uncle Sam. which was refused a clear
mill bonds were een was III further detained
until the protest of her against giving 'uiH
withdrawn, and promise exacted that the Pana-
ma authorities should in way be held responsible
for such detention
Tho steamer Suwanee arrived at Panama On the
18th, and to sail the 5th instant .or Cilao.
An arrival from Pumaco reports the new gold mines
there extremely rich.
Ali is quiet in Central America.
The dates from Chill are to February 18th. Only
three vessels of the Spanish sqsadron were on block
ade duty off Valparaiso. the remainder having left
for parts unknown.
The foreign consus at Valparaiso had protested
against the Spanish commanders order prohibiting
the export of coal from Chian ports.
monetary crisis impending in Lima and Cal
lao. The Bank of La Providencia has suspended.
The total loss of the Peruvian war steamers Loa
and Amazonas is confirmed.
The declaration of war against Spain by Ecuador is
confirmed. and an alliance had been entered into
with Peru and Chill.
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Horrible Case of ChiId Murder.

NEW YORK, March l3.-A few days since a well
dressed man procured nurse to attend the aceouch-
ment of a young woman, and after the child was
born he threw it into the fire, drew pistol and
threatened to shoot the nurse if she disclosed the
affair. The nurse was then placed in carriage and
driven in acrcuitous route home, where she has been
so i'll as not to be able to communicate to her Priest
till day or so since. The Priest has laid the case
before the police.
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Abatement of NuisanceS in New York
The BOara of H HeaIth Nearly Ready to BE
triIa Araratinras L

The members Of the new Board Of Health will be
prepared in day or two to adopt measures for the
have been made. The police captains have made
coplete reports of the condition of their districts 1t
appears that the complaints in each ward will aver
two hundred ana fifty complaints were entered to-
day by Captain Petty. 10
The Health Board is having blank forms printed,
and persons who are reported ss having nuisances
on their premises will at once be aiEacsd to abate
them. Five days grace will be allowed. book
These complaints will he transferred to large book
at the office of the Health Eoard in Mott street
where they will receive immediate attention.
The members of the Board day heid conference
with the persons who have contracted to remove the
offal from the city The conference for the pur-
work. fs
This afternoon a conference will be held With the
butchers of this city.-N y. Epening Post. .
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ed at s67saS7, .. S. S. 2O's closed at 7O25
TEzE FENEANS,
arrest Of Citizens at TOrOnt0-FOrees Sent
the Ernutina


10 the Frontier.
NEW York, March PA special despatch from
Toronto. c. W., to the Herald, says:-The Fenan
excitement has somewhat subsidized here but it still
RACES on the frontier.
The Government has not relaxed its preparations
to receive the invaders everywhere
The city full Of volunteers who are compelled to
wear their uniforms and side arms at all times un-
der penalty of arrest. number of regulars are
stated to be on their way from Quebec.
All the forts are being emptied The troops daily
parade and drill, and the city looks like Z place
bosieged.
Forces are being marched towards the frontier as
fast as they arrive and organized and equipped
The magazines and arsenaIs are guarded night and
day by picked men.
Numbers ofmen, believing there was no danger Of
Fcnian invasion, refused to turn out. and were
hand-cuffed and marched off to the barracks Some
few, who were alarmed fled to the interior while
another small detachment left for the States.
General orders have been issued from the Governor
Generals office placing the whole volunteer force
under martial law and making Lieutenant General
Michel commander
The Governor General says he relies with conf
dence on the loyal spirit of the Canadians and that
Unnecessary, the entire population of the Province
would come forward to resist invasion.
There are ten companies at Windsor six at Sarnia,
ten at Preston, ore regiment and company OF
artillery at Stanstead and about six hundred men
and artillery at Brockville The balance of the
troops are held in reserve at Toronto Hamilton
London, Kiugst on, Montreal and Quebec
A large force has collected for the defence of Ot-
tawa.
Volunteers pouring in from all the interior
towns. Much enthusiasm is manifested and recruit
ing is going rapidly. Men are coming in from
the country ard volunteering here The troops were
paraded and marched to church yesterday.
IN the Catholic church Bishop Lynch's letter was
read, and of the priests called on the Catholics
for the sake of the peace of the city, net walk on
ST. Patricks day.
Parliament will meet on the second week in April.
The Fenian Military Excitement i'm
Canada.
New YoRK, March l3.-It is said here that it has
been reliably ascertaiued that the military excite
ment going in Canada is the resHt of direct spe-
cal commands from the Court of Great Britain, for
the purpose of diverting the Fenian brotherhood
from ireland as the grand objective, and to precipi-
tate the union of the Provinces with Prince Alfred
on an American throne. The agents of England arc
now here with gold to carry out this plan but they
have been foiled by the detective system of the Fe-
nian Brotherhood, which ramifes society in this
country to the stables of Sir Edwin Bruce at
Washington, and the Governor General of Canada.
Further particulars of these astounding develop
ments will be given to the public. The bearer OF
these dispatches from the Queen Of England. and
who carried the orders above referred to- is Fenan
and is now in New York.
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A Boy Crushed to Death by Horse.

The DAYTON Says.
Yesterday morning a fatal accident occurred to
lad named Samuel Taylor, aged about twelve years
son of Joseph >. Taylor. OF WASHINGTON, y. C,who
James Mcdaniel Of this city. 1 he lad was riding
Mr.. McDaniefs horse-a gentle animal-and while
nassng along First street. the lad fell off and his foot
hoding fast in the stirrnp, he was dragged by the
horse through the alley down into, Second street,
and when in front of Mr. 0dins residence the horse
Stumbled. and fell upon ,the poor little sufferer,
crushing him 50 terribly that he died in few mo-
ments atterward ...a =.
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SECOND DESPATCH.
Lnfnr frnns RfnNinn

New YORK March 13.-The steamer Guiding Star
brings HAVANA advices Of the Sth decree had been
promulgated. that employers shall produce at the
central depot in Havana, all i've Africans of the
captured slave expedition, within fifteen days.
Late adgices from Vera Cruz, give accounts of the
occupation of alma by the troops under Martinez
and Core, numbering 1 200.
The Juarists, numbering two or three hundred
had taken the city of Tlaxcaa. making prisoners o
the garrison, including General 0rmachea. An Aus
tran force of five hundred arrived after the retreat
of the enemy.
Six deserters from the Imperial army had been
shot at Tampico
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Reported for the Baltimore Daily Commercial

itNNAfOLLS' -IdLCu -, 1000
touri Of ApDeals Of MaTyland-OctoJer Term, 1865
No. l05. Baltimore Marine Insurance Company VS..
Wm. L. Dairymple. No. lU4. Same parties reversed
Cross appeals from the Superior Court Of Baltimore
Ijty. The argument of these causes was continue
by VIM ochey tor the appellee III lO3 and appell,n
lOI, and W m >. W aters for the appellant il lU3
IND appellee III lOi
No. l6 I. +. Troxall ct al. vs.. VIM. Appleeartb
t al garnishees; appeal from the Superior Court Of
ypinion OF the Court. Judgment affirm ed. '4'
No. 49, Henry Staylor VS.. Richard Ball and Wa
on Williams appeal from the Court of Common
Pleas Of baltimore city. Chief Justice Bowie de-
iyered the opinion Of the Court Judgment affirmed,