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, 1866-08-18

Deaths from Cholern-ReatgnaxIon OF
maJor hnyK16-FatalA Accidents, DC. -
t6pectaI Dcspsteh 10 the Chicago Ttibunc-l
CMcxnA1z. Aaguas II.
There utsn s{xty-four deaths from choiazA re-
ported 4. Tie otdce Of ths Board Of Health to-day.
This il deerease OF three from the number res-
tetday.
Mayor Harris. who has been appointed cof1ee-
tor al tic First District, to-day rcrned hts od6ee,
md tho Cil5 Council elected chas. F. Wl1stach n
bis Succession.
4 uan naaed Charies Schmidt, saloon keene1,
fell from tho fourth sta1J window Of bc.ldfnE
and wa$ killed Instantly.
4 man, rame unknown, Vas killed instantly By
beIuE run oye1 by 4 tFnin on the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad ncar B1ighaun aon1e to-
dAy.
.,fwcnty-hye or thirty persons IN Springfield,
Ohio, werc seized with strong symptoms Of chol.
cra on "Wednesday, and great alarm cnsrcd. it
was EubseqntntIy discovered that the sickness
w. eauted by eating poisoned ehIee.e. AL are
now eouva1eseent
Tho Republicans havo reuomlnated General
Garfield fog CoErrtz8 in The Nineteenth District
and Hon r A. Plants IN The Fa1accnth District.
, 1866-08-18
FROM NEW ORLEANS,

Martial Law Stttl In Foree-Cholez1
Ca&e<--Ca1lfnE OF = Special 8eaa1on OF
NEw o11xAss, August 1.-THE HILLARY Coy
eyuor hs8 returned 10 htR oEn Headquarters, leav-
ing the City ua1l. In fall Occupancy Of the City Of
6c4a11.
no otde1s1 ogdsr RENTING martial Law has been
ktred-
Chn1ers deaths for The tweut1-Eouf hours end
Ing this morning, twcutr-seFtn-
Gorexnas Humphreys has called the IexfsI7tute
uf Misslesfppl In special tession on the 15tn Of
October, to 1tsf4o The election Of the 1a.a regular
seteion.
Arrived. steamer Young Amestes, from Balu-
fnnYN.
, 1866-08-18
Ne:n advertisements.
=. Ne:n aDbertisen:ents.
THE
EXTRA TRIBUNE,
Fob THE
POLITICAL CAMP AIGN.


Apoattat struggle, Exrtl5- surpassed II fn12ottUce
Dr. 6tAchET of A13teE 1ola8on I'd sonae oE his OF
pity bJ which ttev were lntxusttd With uovG
The Atm q this trey 1s 70 per DE steAoz.x loys-
tss of ths South u6e feef of DC whipped hui not
sobdce rebels. and to enable TIC hssEfo Sart shtir
feEekuce On The fozua5. whom they hate md cuse a$
Esa5ensthft IN ste raaeE ot1x5w 1t 1tEir
csI11E "Codfedusc1"
The feus EhoaexaIe rlxssserek nj Ne.u,.fas AMI xv
ozie4as were but oonsp.c1ous u,4nlfs,suoo. al tha
spirit aoT rampant in the s1uth. whereof DIS pEnreh
triumph IN Kensnety u > more recent Gxzspse. 1he
soldiers q Lea BeaHEessEd* Johnston md Hood 3se
eo@ the aasrAEf po~t foa7 The eotot1as 10 tse BIO
6sanaes toeT eiect e7eh Other 10 osnee IN p.e9cce
ern 70 zn5'aso:ne Eeoe4s; theT hare sappaantd
ne4fty N othas - policeman Of SoattGu cdues;: e5
arc organized SD o3eered stztr militia; sa ky
satnAay 71aaesezJ denonstEat1oa q l9yd wttes
of@JA 6.Ac31 tsaseftson Of the EQUAL RfiHTS1F
AAEaGaS kKEKAEH. 1he schod houses uf ~
asS of7sued asd shs1E ~aite teseas sohfeet1so
1soenee sna u unehaaSed zebess Who relieve
Tic To-x cf murder End xsSGn bJ eheerx fox 4n3y
Johnson ind e1ec1stoas of Cnns1osx.
eruzpese of fortt1E Representatives Il ths rebel
P1rss.at..; ~ !. 4oe os.a y
49,, - st1 80 - ~. .se - ~ = u r. -
Sor4r .,M - ~.'-F 1'>s@"'> >A.'''s'''4s VAC
Y%An. sh,. %...n,n. Aa-s-a.s-n
~ a Toa1o 1as@tAnxE .ss7 M 1aaA uose *eo suao
ns,nS to .r3.t ~ ~ IaH r. ~ FrrE S ~ ~
rsnIze snd work to s:zesttheo tte hsads ofcoyag8s
, 1866-08-18
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, AUGUST 1s, 1866.

r;itudt nal freedom ua4 fhe uu1on p8rty OF SeM
ark IEll1 appreciates their continued EeIfascsI-
ang e@o9ts % p1aee the ssatsa isse1y In r=vols up
On inst 1rd sable tasls; that II symp4t,lEs<
with them, md etneecly desires the re-est,hllah-
mEnt Of loyal seNEosc.nnaeut III the eor1n1tni-
ties lstely ii rebellion as soon ~ Is consistent
II u nudous to see their respective States repre-
se1led tn ConGTe7s Is eazty is full assuranss csn
te had that the power Of ihese St3.es will 1o1
tEaraJ bc pIseed IN rebel haodf, uz.u th.t IL VII
cordially eo-opezate With them to these ends.
, 1866-08-18

By Steamer Particulars
from the Late Seat Of War-Capture
of WurzburE and Bayrouth by The
.PrunstAnA-FecltuE OF PruaAia toward
tho Auatrfnns-E1eunA In u State Of
Hevo1t-A1higs IN RunEux1-Ruzseu
on the Hattie Of SHdoxyn.
, 1866-08-18
FROM SAVANNAH.

Schooner Seized for attempting to Intro
dEee Yellow Fever.
EAyAaHAH. 6eoegia, Anguss 11.--A schooner,
bound for New York, has been eefEcd. for having
On board two boxes of Infected woollens, vhIch
Esd been shipped from Cubs. from dIshie.
where the ys1iov feyer abounds extensfselI- The
ny Of colored cabin boy, who stated that the
captain had boosted to hia companions, In bis
presence, that he would *elaau ont New YORK
with pesti!euce.r The dse will be investigated
thaso1sh1Y by ra{lItaz1 eourt.maItfsl
, 1866-08-18
SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION.

EuloCy on Prcaldent E1ltcheoek-Scs-
sion to Close te1t Week.
tSpceial Despatch to the Chicago Tt1bure.l
BuF7AIo, August r..
The Sc.enhdc A4soeiatiro held m tntrseatipz
nnce1ing this evening. Mrs. Phelps delivered N
cnlcG on The late President Hitchcock. %,
The meeting oi the Association closes the fore
pas. of ue1i weeA- .. :.
, 1866-08-18
To the Irish Republican
Bl6therhoed,

GENERAL b sTuEB I'D btkH, C1H I, d HNr
LAND. NM greak On SATURDAY ETkS.KE. = the3r
% 1.e1dence. AcE11 Hoaso 81 N1ch!.7aAT:, ecxzer
1ns geneE1 I'd st73o2sced = Esna:ng oase sef
Hxfsd Cdsc4a- Hpr he eu2&aX kI0=xln- Tha GExsE1l
EouA hare appeared It HAAIe f1fE Wednesday hGt
H1zH th1 GaaeA Of .co Eota ehote1A He4etSa zpe
xhte tro Ak1Eed =.
as ta<1k4 ~ l1FefS q ne Etff11n l4e % tnezA u
Adams Huaar, SAtME.1y evening: AnEcet tae yst1- =.
tHU0. ': GEE- B. STOKES. =
II f.hts1r71. :.
, 1866-08-18
murderer IxttEo1.

uAH1Torp, Coxx., Augrkk 17.-A11ed 6fark-
weather, the Manchester murderer, Ms hung 4.
que o'clock this afternoon He walked to the
scz1oad H1th 0Fm Etep md exhibited no eruo-
ton. His pu1ee ceased beating nftecu minutes A.
te1 bn fell, md dftetn minutes Later tho BODY was
cut dowu. Between 20 and 90 people wie1.ssed
nrzf3r
, 1866-08-18

Action Of GoTeFnor Fcnton In Ant1eIpa,
tlon Of TIE meetfnE Of tha Soaxhaxn
Qnaon1Afss Convention.
A1nksE. Angst st17.-GoveznrF Fe4,on han Ysv
4uea1en E<EAtnRE Morgan md Aa7ta 10 at1end tI1e
ConFSntiua q Southern pnjauistz In 7PhiladeI-
RhaA On the ID Of Septataler, md 10 fe-sssuIn
these tue aRd tied fsssRas Qf .Af Uhioa aud eoa-
, 1866-08-18
CURE OF
Deafness and Discharges
from the Ear. #

CnNAdo, Jrnn Ith, 1ask.-
DEAF. H.1n1u1Hn1-Dess6 6ir: Allow ina to eon-
Erasnlase ZOE The recovery of 1or patient, M ~
al dEh. Wei, and ean hear ~ we4 n eveF.-
1ho discharge trnm my let eas, wnitn hSd nouhted
me r Eneea ye&rs has ceased xad shss car U p1fese
II sosud. =
Tha ulcer. the resut of cold which hsd settled tn
ny right eas. u cazed. the discharge stoppet md ry
bearing, Witch xaa three1usha lost, Fsztaea; and
asa Hor rnankfas1y eaio3taS The luxury II being wen.
anr III ween of r1ness more pstnta1 s1d dlsseees-
biz rnza erer pefors constdered maa uaaas 70
.undesSo,-
You are auao1t.ed to naass any use sua naJ see d:
os this lesz. aod voa sxJ to Al ssanz.iy alcsed
that d. uxhah1rs tFeatueat hts been ESI1RELY
PA1SIEEs-ln nes thss it relieved tha ps,a ot ~
rnreas. ash -r' along. I hare evea5 reason 10 BE-
1tEso be I: whatever ba agrees to. and wen not
sttsmpt to do iuposs1b1ttes- 1nut Azx Ax1,vuH
n1x.
Hoping 5uu nay alNaJs b suseessfal. II remain.
Doctor, ve1J tzu1y yous1,
GEORGE B. COLEMAN,
Western ualaa Telegraph omee,-
err YAtr md f1xrkrt,
, 1866-08-18
Chicago Qributtc,
SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, 1866.

- 0nr orders for Blanks for collecting
the additional Rounttea and Pcu.fons under
the recent LAVE arc filed on the same day
They Nfc received. Kc hare Ill The forms
6se list elsewhere.
TmnCxE CnxrAxy, Chicago,
, 1866-08-18

Roarox, August 17.-PriFate adsices announce
the murder. Ia TcxxA, Of G. CLARK Abbott Of
Portsmouth, H. r.. m officer Of the Freedmen
Ru1EHn.
, 1866-08-18
PR0CLAMATION,

United States piatdet Court. at 1eae=sou City for
injured him nefr that place. They weTe ss5raisd.
, 1866-08-18

IExu1oxx, II, August 16.-Captain Boyd was
to-day nominated By the Republican Convention
for Etase Senator fn the Df.hics ecmposed Of
Knox, Fulton and Atsou counties. THIS eouveu-
lion passed resolutions OF instruction In favo1 Of
Judge Tfumbull for United States Senator.
, 1866-08-18
Nem a1hgrtt5Rn1fnts,

EER1FEA'S AAsex1s<aEE AxtaeYv 81
caHkAsFA E1F-e4, il aaEihNEbsx.E 70 xxe9tFe
Advertisements feF the T1fhare, anA IN
sAe arudtux pzzeFH Ihtuu1hpRS the UhifeA
Exaxex nd CNnHdAs
, 1866-08-18

,.::. Eholera In Baltimore. -.
- .RArWppx, Auzuxt 17-0ue hlal case OF ehol-
aa e reported hafc-tbs& nf young man rneenily
-xrttsHd 1un Clnc1up2d wheFo he congracscd The
, 1866-08-18
Cholera Preventative.

,Cse IN. HELs GoLpEy IDNIC HrTTERa 4 s,ra
R.ssEskt11e o6 Rjkeutdy An11H SUMMER Complains,
EcT 1ale hI an EtxEistE- Prepared only by COLE
~ =. ~ .
, 1866-08-18

Congressional Nomination. :,
AEApsnII. August I'D n. Finncy WIS
unanimously nominated to Congrtas from tbs
TxenHe1h Ut4trtct
, 1866-08-18
H4PPnEBS 70 LEE TBAT ARR sIcE:

AftEux1y yd31 of lzbuTtpc4 MFesttT1fann DE
lEsi haA kEK sueeeedea a discovering p11 spSc1-
de-deypM of mtnesE tnqIseIEM-.hr tas raEd s1Ee
oithe ondes= I'D H:oEt DANGEROUS pisKAs6G Il
~ btE4 a1MgNcE 9y EneHugf1 = -
h1Eter meEtc1l ku1ko-futA n HaAhtnEtan. I'D hi.a
TT ,4T1Easn patEaf rrdE DC 1t1R II ~IEVY'6
f.. Ii trtnEfhas Do ktauzch md bovesA rszsavel m
tsasafaia. 9oE kna eody. Efrs4 healxh % t1e blood
eaSsa 9 Pm & 6 e - s:sa - s ~
AEzac-A aaa tho 6CAHR Cu1Tr.Aixr af children il
aho:t Edc. III KA-ted fer the lat1tr compliant II
M1n tE mentfucsdt- P1oaex1 liz LIE tn tseheA 4t
The tMEK3 tnd II LIE nuWeak, Eu1tEmI1VE5 xfd Coz
fEkFI1oz, b exdestnx c4s taxaEs . eea.s For no
ss = e g sssass "a u sppa @ 2 se - s. e ss;s9
Hea1s AS1hxuz. md FREEESH CaOlERA nf. otokT
touI4EcEs d1se.sEs Eu the botJ sesu1atea
Ss,;a e ne'4 sPss1 q ysEaE snales fs1ce y re-
A1Aa ihe ce1ehfxtea Eya Eaah fo; psf
son7 aft.eted with weak neExea: 'fTtce 81 pI bottE
L1neraI disc57nts to deAl1z aad AtHholel7ts- .Ad1
gratis fsuga : 70 y NJ md n sR; E-
- nnee 5ox Deazbos7&t, Boom a. Gaessa.m
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION
~ Co-Fo1. oFatnshutEh, calling Ut Glen Afoux
OeEolt QxeEo IND Caps FneHL Ia n.sselss
sErE att.ue{ ;.
|: -" LOWELL, Atva sh1yes, Mzxtu.
WIN 1eare ca NoEDAI EyEEG, ArxExt 70, II
p-m-nom dac6 mos Il EoEth Ilzsellezk- Eonnaaaok.
i2ads 4 0sTEn cspe EaneM ~. - n 05.3sssxE ~
h 6eW En{lsnd vim dae ttansaipmeni oely. steszz
nd Trsday1.I. jON H EREKX. BeHsA Paas@Fs
/ Axeat. 0Mee nxM nd Il Eeisst hx44Es
l.; aafe szE7 7esH - .::-At ]. HQNka A&9&+
, 1866-08-18
To War Claim Agents.
BOUNTY AND PENSION.
BLA N K S

The nev Blanks for the collection Of e1aiua under ts
sca ofJune t. Jn!y 5 md July zstt 1sA
are now ready, Etz:
: Additional Boau.y, tAcs Of Jal5 ~, 1860.
Addisfsnai Boanry, S~1d5er's Claim.
Addtfionai Beauty, Widows Claim.
Addzstoua1 HountJ, Fu3her'e C1aIns.
Additional Bounty, Mothers CiaI.u.
Additional Bounty. Heirs Csadm.
Additional bounty, G9REaInn'e Claim for
Miner Childrea.
Additional Hounty, Pntrots' CEatuz.
. Addltlanal Bounty. Duplica1e Voucher,
rwo ef which nrc required with each Sol
diex's Application.
Increase af Pension, tAef of Jnlv Is, 1860.
Increase of Pension, Widows CiaIn.
! -1neFeAso Of Pension4 GuardiaAs Clnim
foF aIfnar Ckj1dFeI- -
t.9esse ct Invalid Pens1ea. tAex Of Iane
9, 1A66}.
Claim Of Dependent Fa1her Or Mother for
Pension.
Claim oi Officers for Three a1onsha' Extra
FuL : >.
l. Que1tioE1 End Answas f6r Abovt. Also, III AiAols
r1tH pEtvious setR usod By C1alna Axenta.
A COPY of he Aets ot Juns 8, JufT z3 md July 3
1k6. sent to Agepts receipt Of thstecent stszrp
snd sat tres with eveJ package of Blants seat ftum
this o9ee-
!" sent By n.at1 prepaid, upon Epcdpt o< tn
money. II Il pa 1uire-
Address TMBu8E CO. Chicago
, 1866-08-18

Mem a1herttse1ne,1ts. >
STILL FURTHER KYIDENGR
OF TIE SUCCESS OF
DR.. LIGHT HILL
n TIE 1RE4E1ET OF
CATA r. r H
AID p1sEAsHoF TIE
THROAT and: AIR PASSAGES.
rDA 1wHzmL eaa nn1y be consulted e nse
suEHxAS HouaE 9 pEAFuEss. DlseHAEsEs
fRox TIE EAR, c&rAERH. BRos:cHIr1s, Ed
diseases Of tne EYE. E1R, rHRoA1 snc zuSGs.
ope1asto,s sor cArAKAcr. CBoss Eusr nd an
oshr operations In opa4az.nts su7xe7 sasrNta11s
pertaned-.
CURE OF CATARRH.
=: Letter fom C. r. Guiou, Esq.
: DE- L. P 1,anu1n-Dear 6tr: Words ezzs,os o-
pzuzm5 gratitude tosasa 5o1 soF fae Ee*tozss,oa a
ny vile ftnn thst dangerous nzlady. tho CArARRH-
Aorr Being af1ieted wiz Il about sevsa Teazz md
hartnx rsed T.1soas remedies utcout ze1ieE kae had
etvcn rp IN descatr ratu paaeed uzder yeuz teatat
From The vu1 nEzt application ahe beza 10 improve,
sod nox. N he symptoms of tats disease nave entirely
diesppeszed an6 hez heal,h a.d coaaet oaee o1a
ztGsnznd-
1he remarkable SUCCESS yo7 h7G IA Ey wins easa-
prompts tbls public statement
Hoping tnst tnnse .nlesea With Casatzh sod Throat
p1sea.es viii beneo& b1 tie above.
-. Istmaln respectfully Joa1s.
GIL Giuou,
nH. c. chzap.on 4 Co, 80. South Cla<tsk.
Chicago. July 1&th, 1sa-
Letter hom sam1 4. Brown, Esq, Of
this City.
= DE- 11nH1Hn1-Dcar Eli: Hsying- be9 successfully
treated py you mr cAEARRH in N, heaa nd rh.uat,
and being axsze of he ga pzzya1ace of thls dIsa-
Eeable and dsnxe4uus nzlsdy, deem It ny duty to
It's pnh1ic 70 rteom1ncad your seatnenf 70 IN xbo
znaT sne with suen d,1.catuez ste axEr oz1, In
ny opinion, to eteet radical cure
Respectfully,
6AXL A. EEoTE,
, 1866-08-18
FROM WASHINGTON.

fkUm MAShlNdi VN.
THE CITY ALIVE WITH PAR.
D0NED AND uHPAR-
B0AE1 REBELS. /
The President Proefain1s the
Blockade Of matamoras
Null and Void. !
Circular Concerning Vacancies IN IN
the Army Medical Corps.
GENERAL ScH0FlELO APPOINTED |
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER
FREEDEaENS' BUREAU. /
FROM EUROPE. |
LATEST INTELLIGENCE via
ATLANTIC GABLE.
Result Of the Interview Be-
tween Napoleon and the
Prussian Ambassador.
C0URTESIES 70 UNITED
| STATES NAVAL OFF.
GERS In RUSSIA.
Revelations in Regard to the Late
Attempt Upon the Cars
Life.
|: BY STEAMER.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS FROM
/ The LATE SEAT OF WAR.
3 Capture OF Wurzburg and
! Rayrouth By the Prussians.
VIENNA MASTiTE 0FREY0LT.
SOUTH AMERICAN War MEMS.
Bomhardment Of the Allied Camp
BY the PaTaguayanS.
; Rapid Growth Of O. Peace
i Sentiment Among the
Allies.
. The Great Horse Fair at Buffalo.
, 1866-08-18
= TO. CAPITALISTS.

i machine usxnufactazins szn, doing nDo4 hsafne5
N hi EssTa Elk v3A 10 soeAte IN the y bd Gdt2*
ncd 1fe E-x4:vF9 Il s3soc4attu% t1e1st4yessHtA @
ii Eax 1hax psFnose. Hesx ot rtssezzea - r. q
Dsx 733. Cum
, 1866-08-18

~DR. IBHzEz1L ea. nn1y Be eoass1sed = sne
suERxAS HoUEE a pEEHEss, DIscHAR11Es
fRox TIE EAR, ckTAERH. Bfo..CH1r1s, I'D
diseases Of he EYE. EeR, 1HRoA1 snc zuSGs>
: ope,.uoz, sor cArAKacr, cBoss EEr nd al
, 1866-08-18
VARNISH.

1ho prupzieto1e Of tha Northwestern faSosh E5srs-
pauJ vua1d beg azve 70 cal The a.uoa ef to rxknE
<rzoc3nr1t loe xngtaHes6 to ih.z Te75 sGlxs< soek
M cnaeh mi Furnis1r4 VaInsshes aud Jar3as, sad ~
examination q tnefr Goods sd prices b rsepe1alV
solicited before pxtshasIrs in The Eastezo uaz3ts.
CfoEGH Tt1IIEGHAsT,
-. So If Heu+1t. chicsxp+,
, 1866-08-18

DrneAtt cel.3usted Hzus IN lots to silt pufceasIS
tr salp at NJ. nnHeht price, b z z. 4ARsa..
Whnaeaale pea4eT b Provisions. 136 South ESfE9s:
, 1866-08-18

The EIpftss states that President Roberts hss
called FerlAn Congress at Troy On Scp,anber
LIT. o@fA Eepott4 Of tho hie Ftp{s9 at4eo IN
, 1866-08-18


tho form Il has; but tha concentration on the NJ
arara ftuntier Is no donbt dictatcd by prudential
>1not1,re,, The Government have been aca3srlyt II
.+mmrntcStfDu With the commander OF the forces.
In mixing these arrangements, and by the time
&c yplunsecss move eTet1thi1g will be in 1eadE-
Ice for their reception.
! A meeting wxs held In Trinity church,
N1,wenkee, On Wednesday evening Last, to take
.etion in regard 10 the uutImely death Of Rev.
James Cooke Richmond, formerly rector Of that
church The neetan. uss largely s1tsaded. Fu-
f7,et11 service u2s read by Rev. Or. Kelley. A
letter Rom Ht4hop kcnpet in sympathy with the
meeting MAS read. a ee11es Of resolutions sppro-
i. prix;c 10 s1,e occas1on were passed. Hon. Mar.
q. Cazpeuscx addressed the meeting. He said
thst ths day H. Richmond LEFT that city for the
SEE oI war he caue hreaAless aaa excited. into
Mr. cazpenter's otncs. where was also the lste
Jamea Mitchell, slso ws1m friend Of MI. Rich
mund.. He eaid he Vas going aNay, ard be had
res eniluent that he 1honAa ncsef tetuIn, and re-
s,nested them II he ehou1d fal1. to assemble his
f4ea8s IN The the church these to ts1.S ct him a.
he ves. Then he cafled down the blessing Of God
On the .,ta6s Of bis Two friends. md, without Eis
3nc them 81 opportunity to s4J word. be rushed
ont of tho oidea. The ORTHODOXY Of Mr.. Richmond
could not :. questioned. no had always belieTca
md preached th4t the creed Of sha church Of
= which he was pf1las, WIS approved OF He%vcn4
~. I..ss5esszsond VIE great mau, judged hr any
standard. His auarner of rcad1sg the scfvice uss
c1ce{1td n elcsanre bJ I2any, but In impressive
ness uy Iona. Be copied attcs no one, and no one
could copy sfter him. On ono ooc.siop some per
eons. with -<ho,n Mr: Richmond was unpopular
<e7snrsd ta,n 1ocka Of the church door mad 1oekct
ana ba,.ed tte dor. ars8uat hin. He assembled hi
CONGREGATION o. the a<zc6s, oEered IN cazues
psxycz, azd it.eu, In his own u''sds he leveted I
hsHcsss1ss ran against the door the door wen
: dpKu md In went in. p
Smyrna times., 1866-12-26
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yersai favorite wherever il has been used Among
the advantages claimed are the following, viz:
1t saves all the expense OF soap usually uses on cot
ton and linen goods.
II saves most of the labor OF rubbing, and and
tear.
Also, for cleaning windows 1t Is unsurpassed With
one quarter the time and labor usually required il i'm
parts a beautiful gloss and lustre much superior 10
any other mode. No water required except 10 mosten
the powder
Directions with each package.
And can be readily appreciated by single trial.
The Of washing for family oil hVe or SIX persons
will not exceed THREE CENTS.
The manufacturers of this powder are aware that
MANY useful compounds have been introduced 10 the
public which have rotted the cloth, failed in reno
wing the dirt but knowing the intrinsic excellence O
this article, they confidently proclaim it as being
adapted to meet demand which has long existed, aIG
which has heretofore remained unsupplIed.
MANUFACTURED BY
HOWE d STEVENS,
26O Broadway, Boston.
| ALSO. MANUFACTURERS OF FAMILY DYE COLoRS
| For sale by Grocers and Dealers everywhere.
Octl066- 3m.
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Mutual Life Insurance Conn
Dany OF New York,
F. S. WINSTON, President,

Gross ASSETS, FEBRU .RY l, 1865, $4,000 900
NETT INCOME LAST YEAR, S2,OOOO00
Policy AND DIyIpENDs Paid during '65, $765,OO0
CASH DIVIDENDS declared and paid every
year, ranging from fifty to seventy per cent.
Terms as low as any other LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY and dividends much greater.
For a small sum annually paid, this company Of
iers every inducement Tor married man to provide
for his family after death.
Forty-five cents a week will insure $1,000 on the
life of man aged thirty years.
Husbands and fathers, is the ultimate fate of your
wives and children matter of such perfect ndifer
ence to you not TO call for a sacrifice amounting
to even less than half dollar week? If that il
so how will they bear the double bereavement, when
left without you and without your services2 Car
you bear the idea Of having your wife and children
thrown upon the cold charities of the world to save
the paltry sum of fifty cents a week, when by pay
ing that sum, they would have a competency to live
on and secure against creditors? Death is sure Il
| come, and no man knOweth how sOon. Full infor
nation can be had by calling
GEO. B. DICKSON, Agent,
Dover, Delaware.
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SHAKE! SHAKE NO MORE!
.MHGWAM - M& A
mr. n q GARRTS0N

DIX. u. G. GAhhlSON .
(1HOLERA AND DIARRHCEA PREVENTIVE
~ will prevent and cure AsIatIc Cholera, Cholera
Cholera Morbus. Diarrhoea. Summer Complaint, Col
&c. Cramps and Pains in the Stomach and Bowels
Now is the time for every family to have bottle or
hand. You know not how soon you may be attacked
with OF the above diseases. The cost is but tri
Ae Do not delay. but send for bottle at Price
50 cents per bottle.
WHAT is A COUGH?
Il is something that should be attended to at once
IL you delay. 1t may lead to Consumption and finally
terminate in death Thousands have filed prema-
grave through neglect. Do not delay, but take
my ExrEcroRAHT atonce, or it may betoO late. Price
81 90 per bottle.
USE DIR. C. G. GARRISoH'S
BIrrERs rOR DYSPEPSIA. purely vegetable compound.
They improve the appetite and promote digestion -
These Bitters Of my own invention and maauiac.
ture. Having used them for length Of time success
fully in my private practice, now offer them TO the
public. and I recommend them TO the use Of every
dyspepuc. Where the patient has used them accord
ing TO my directions, they have always madea perfect
cure. Price 81 so per bottle.
DR.. C. G. GARRISON'S
ANTT-D YsPEPTIC PILLS.
These Pills are purely vegetable and do rot contain
any Mercury or CalomeI. They should always be used
IN connection with my Pre- parations particularly in
eases Of costiveness. They are good and perfectly
Snfe Purgative, and should be used IN all cases of
Chills aud Fever. Bilious, Bilious Rem ttent, DYspep-
sa, Jaundce. Depression of Spirits, Coughs, Colds
and all diseases that require a Purgative. Price 25
cents per boT.
IL YOUHAVE CHLLLS AND FEVER,
Use Dr. c. G. GARRISONS FEVER AND AGUE CURE
Price 81 90 per Bottle. It is perfectly safe and relI
able remedy--a sure cure. These preparations are
NOT quack remedies, but Of my own invenIon and
A''"''' 'nO 'H' p''E1c Bn c. &. GARRISON.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at my store, 2Il
sovLh Eighth street, PHILADELPHIA and for sale by oil
Dfugglsis
&C. GARRIsoN. M. D. is regular graduate Of in,
University Oi Pennsy lvania, and treats patients 70
all diseases al his Office No. eli South Eighth St.
below Walnut. Philadelphia.
TAll computations free.-cS
GEORGE G. GREEN,
Sole Wholesale Agent for the States Of Maryland an
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APPEAL TO MECHANICS AND LA
BORING MEN TO INSURE
THEIR LIVES.

large proportion of the operatives in various
kinds OF shops are not worth $1,000. A wife be-
loved, and confdng children cling with fond regard
to the father, liable at any moment to be taken away
with nothing laid by for their comfort and protec-
ton. The annual SUN of S25 would pay life poll
cy that would in the event of death go far towards
making them comfortable; and who can not lay
aside for such purpose this small sum, and who
among you ought not to lay it asidel If the family
is poor much the greater need that this wise pro-
vision be not neglected. AS the ordinary accumu.
lations necessarily slow, requiring years to lay
aside few hundred dollars, how much wiser to make
sure at once large sum by Life Insurance. Take
warning before il is too late,
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This company issues Policies against all kinds
accidents, causing loss of life or bodily injury.
The SUN Of $40 will secure person insured $40
per week for twenty.six weeks, and $1,000 cash in
case his death takes place from the of acci.
dent aud $25 premium will secure S25 per week for
twenty-six weeks and $4,000 cash in case OF death.
This company has paid up capital of s5OO,0O0.
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NV SAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

There are many persons who have been deferred
from Insuring their Lives for the benefit of their
families account Of not being in sound health
The undersigned is agent for the UNIV ERSAIl
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
which company takes risks on the lives Of lNvALIDs
and is also agent for the