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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-22
V,O THE PUBLIC


4 IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND CAIIbr-o" MEMS,
that there exists most dangerous ol'esse
States Of the Union esptcsy ~ We
Delaware snd Gso IN the state OF
The 20 publish and 20 uis te peo
said Cattle Plsrue a. also 70 we
PeufO ona Both .hese diseases are ep
Of requiring there
lore the unos; Of the highest state utboef
among auo
a, the indicate that said disease PleuFofhea
IN reneaedy ssrsd Il a. there exists remedy agan
j disease able prove by Testimonials Of the most %
nj, .ventvr by succeeded H. saving 80 Of 0 diseased
Pros Holland aud tho States Of Pennsylvania Delaware
And other PATS o. the United ssies -.
AM informed tie Agricultural Society Of this State recon
e,o.d the immediate KILLING Of s the shihas injected in t'
duty 20 ezneu thu according 20
NV e.penenc~ snch entirely and use~ss as
show Official toairlonihs 70 ne op-fes o.
- d Ststr tho, cured toussnd Of diseas'd animals IA
G states Of Delaware Pennsylvania tbs being the result Of
extensive practice Of p years aud not the es" Oh p'dieed
e.resv "a Prussia snd Russia the Governments
The Infected districts aud 20 n)t sow te rApof
r the Superintendent Of he injected d otnclty voucat
LAT Tor 81 days 10 turtle case Of a-ee has .
and nil VINO "a ae'
nted with said supervisor would be gio pensrt 20
5e,se into mites BY special agreement "i.h 'e
Ger Of Great BIituin " ahi soH s ttaeeL s 20
provided With the nece..aiy H.. q, n-ccsl
t.v City Of London 10 rhsi"d n'i ~
80 Of Ire Cattle FfZue epfeiaS ~
or OF Olfi.cssed anmss sud 70 furnish ny feueuE iui
,so,shle alteration Tl offer was oginay Du
,sa@b am sincerely satisfied that was perfectly able 70 ilnH NY
engagement no suct chf-fe va .1Atue 70 ne tam, N
III disease prrvsls h England ahI -
In Tho neighborho,d Belfast the disease only appears 10 DC
fueuMonia r.-. NJ ,bs Hated gi,,e,
N uste furnish the necessary medicines and 10 war
rnf permanent rsssonaoe cP9u
notice bv telegraph Or letter - pf iih-' - P,on,
Late veterinary Surgeon United states arm! sne iI
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Memoranda.

The Engineer who has been engaged 10 survey OF
the Hen and Ledge OF Wespor reference the eb-
I,hnrnt of boa eouclnl-d his abors Friday
Last and expresses himself Ia favor OF lshtboat
The m orig Edmsn bros wrecked al Little River Head WAS
bound frola Boston to 81 Johns, y. q.
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CRo1oS AougDUcT DKPARrM st,

AouEDUcT DKPARfM Mt,
YORK. June 10, 100 }
ITO IRON-rOUNDERS.-SE PROPOSALS.
will be received At tf Office Roiunda City Hall Para until
ooct A m n Tirs-fAY ie 2h day OF June 1900 for the
supply 81 Cast Iron WATER PIPES, VIZ; - s,.r.,c,
5000 feet Of Co.'S, lion Water lipf niche, n'eins s,
OF Cast Iron Pipe 6inches ntefi a. dane
900 fee, Of Cast Iron War Pipe inches internal Gmslei
Of Branch Pres other special eahnsA l. A., oo,h
pipe for the H. and finch ripe 81 Tor we P ,s
such woe OF the 2Oinch pipe OF lof ~
whole OF ali pipe. for Of the special castings
Each proposal mnsi be indorrd Proposals Tor N iron "
Pipes ard Special Castings" together with tie name Of INC O ~
date Of ITS Offering.
The security required viii be Ten Thousand D0i
Specifications and b4nf bids be hna Oh pPe@ ~
TINS 0'"'' THOMAS STEPHENS, croton
ROBERT L. DARRAOH Aqueduet
A.. w. CRAVEN, board
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Dentisirp.

HAvE yeur TEETH EXTRACTED, WITHOUT
PAIN by Or HOYT. who the only method, oy when
NITROUS OXIDE can be administered pure once NO 's ~
way, corner Of Eishisen'hst
nj b. GRIFFINs, No. 25s Grand-st., New-York,
opro.t- Lord TsyoraThe largest and ebespet DE- Al
fsT. BfsIiNTNT In the world. Fresh sas day EvsU
eo,Isos n depistrJ performed upesssy loo pres~
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Disasters.

The ,ch Medford Bangor NewBdford In heavy blow
shifted causing the vessel TO eak badly ADD
overheard Of portion Of the deck load She put into
Portland 2O,h, " ere . would and proceed
The chr Randall Philsdephis for Portland with
Beach y miles OF AuaEanset L.
during Of the lSn inst Crew saved vessel
NOT bilged
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Go farmers ano Others.
EEATHERS WANTED

INEATHERS WANTED
P.e. IN the country having hand small or large lot, Of PEA
FOWL FEATHERS dispose OF them for cash 20 MI hOLLbN
No 20 Howard.t FEATHERS, PLUMEs and DUsIEks always
on hnd At the mandatory LOUS HOLLEN No 70 HowAfd
late with Pbhlips Manning
LAY RAKES of every quality for sale low by
JOHN T. BROwER SON, Hardware Merchants No Us
Greenwtc INST, New York
MEDICINE FOR CATTLE PLAGUE.-Cure
vi warranted Dr. H. CLOCK late Veterinary Surgeon T. D. A.
oaice No. rs Noble o.. Philadelphia
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bort tlJarocn's Notirc.
STATE oY NEw YORK,

STATE NEw-YoRx
poRr.NARpESs OFHcE No. % Wiliamst
NOTICE IL hereby given, in accordance with Sec
~ passed. April H. 1881 entitled An Act Re
orranie tie Oilc@ Pott OF New York to all
sons hayn. charge o. the subject matter OF sucn
the following vessels
Pot NaTson that the said
examinations comred hin succeeding this
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. -,
Sun sun ses.......7 a Noon Seis.'...ill
uGH WATER ~
SANDY Hook 1903 Gov and...Ji4l Hell Osts''''''-'
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9nsnranrc Companies.

NOTICE.-At the regular meeting Of the NEW
~ YORK BOARD OF FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES held
Board Wednesday June 90 the following
rcso.utien adopted I'D oTd' I'd % b. ynbished;
Roef That the judgment Of this Board tie Drying Cotton
Of buildings dangerous and periciou practice snd
Of renders The policies the bddng' and
contents void FRANK ". BALLARD,
Secretary Of the BosTd
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';s'sS ''-'-''@' Go Get.

WASHABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE to LEI
~ Psrnshed tie season at NsrsEsn.ett X J. hous two
,as,,,. ar. beautifully steaied eomnandinF
g. 80, s bsy I'd ocean Good bathing aid hshng Also two
'"ss' h''''' JoSFPH EATON IN Narrs'.n.e't r. J.
fro LET-A neat COUNTRY HOUSE, eight
Room win Bsrn Bloomfield \. j. twenty mnu'e 20 9
sfeu Mou,esir Depot plenty w O. sud h,h Se
-. hsb IA ,ery fetbv location VII be e. iof Wv Tor tie
.-.son. Inquire = No. "a 1hifdsye
tTNO LET OR FOR SALE.-A very genteei
,.@rthsi Rent win be lei IN hooI 70 fe,peetsoe PAR
Fs.s-..ion immediately. Apply to ROBERT USHER j. NO -
West Thirty Fogrth-st-
"a PER MONTH-A FLOOR OF = Rooms !"
d OLET fronting Central Park. Ne isHiy II ne boase out th1
Enc Auv corner 81 Egbsve Ninety niu Cara pa''
door.
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nlarble 1lantel5.

NJARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior in
wi spprarae; more durable; half the price OF marble T. IS
STEWART COS Itav aud 81 Broadwaybet 18th otn.ts
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
IN 10 prrbase fARBLE ATELS OF the latest DESIGNS a. very
low prices ia A. KLABER hrle Works No 100 East ln'
St. n. Y Maa Put the country Cut TINS our
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fost ano 70 uno.

ok REWARD.-LOST - On WEDNESDAY,
- I'D 2ob inst outhe Brooklyn Add Jsmsies
-, IN m small LEATHER BAG, containing ladies' sPpAieL
~ sd. wi confer and receive the above reward On ss
" a Ne ~ MyIrsf-,S, Vpssira
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CUPREME COURT.

-
- In tho Of the application OF the Comm OF ns
Central Pak Tor behalf ohe Mayor Aldermen and Common
sv ofth@ resiy 20 laying out hOAD Old "
Lie DRIVE between the Nohery line OF ri I1 NINTH
Souhery line Of ODhuadIed aud fJhh street, IN ih
CITY OF NEWYOKK.
IN. oad Of the Central Park In the and
g. behalf Mayor Aldermen and Commonay OF The cry Of
the proyons II The Act OF the on
the New York entitled An act TO PROVIDE o
of pri o. 1865 threhh. being present hereby
We notice intend 10 sppy TO Tie supreme Court ~
6st the state OF New-i oTk 1T special term OF
Ice the Hall m the CITY OF New ORR on
sATIEnAY the Of Jolly % al the opening OF the Cou
thereafter Counsel can be- esfd eFeoh %
the appointment Commissioner Of Estimate ana Apptns
tie the nature and extent OF 7 "a prove
the LAYING ou' Of Road or fuhc p'
said City; Public Drive 10 commence al Tue nheo
Road Tor Bfosdws y tigth eV"re arc
.lr, ning thence erly and North eaIy and following t9e
Of Road (or broadway 70 Tue
lie OF tic said Road or fUo; Dfse
ard Eleventh svenDei running thrhs
distant between said Ienh ana fe'en
vrnpes 10 southery line Of One hunfd end Ihifd tree i
s thence Nortnry tie Souihey Inc OF Onenh1i.u nnl
M ret Al Tie junction Of Boounede Road and me e'eh
f d Eleventh aud tvs ys feet IA "d 81 zoe an -.
the Southcry Inc 81 Os- nnnnte
street: sad Roed Public Drive includes s whoe o. 40
Road Tor SIcadwsyl between ftyih shd One
portion uef-o prt"eeh
streets, sud smother pofon
aud Ouc-hrndfed and tourth suees 10 'he
Civ At Public drive Of general "d OF
hpndrd and ny shown ana dolnet on certain lp
oftbe aade by Gardner Safe City Surveyor and nov on
q in ofce o the C0mnissonei o. Ct-tts s0N ~
uu.ei To The
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Spoken.

June 2a long IS sehr Rebecea r. Townsend from Phla
delphia for New Orleans.
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FIREWORKS.
FIPTW0PKS! FIREWORKS!
Go ncbcm II man Gontcrn

A Ii PERSONS are forbidden TO trust my wife,
"a ELEANOR NJ. }. BISHOP, as shall debts Of e. con-
tracing having uhc e.. sopaglte nan rom ea OF
Newi1k Jufo y. 1876. y. {. BISHOP.
DERSONS who furnished SUBSTITUTES, who
credited the County Of Newi who ~ IN part
c cal OF December ~ 1904 requested to Me In this os No.
70 Dunci tie red pspers popy executed on or before
lt day Of enbr 1865 10 order ta the account may De eoe'
Will the Pay Department Of the state ofNew-iotk
DENSIONS.
NEW PENSION LAW 10. just been passed giving In
creased pensions m who have lost both both bands both
the total q them also gives
pensions dependent iahr broher end other an now
rcped with nd su Jr blanks to make immediate appc
lion Tor pcnons Those whose pensions
creased applications My ehaTre will be the lee hIet
by Pr SON LAW n. r.Eefer b. permission. 20 Samuel
snealr 81 Publisher Of the Tbg Accurate copies
Of the SFW PENSlOS LAW Ter sale. q l'c. each.
CHARLES NETTLETON, No. I'll Broadway, New-fork
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IN. WANTINg FARlIS

CHEAP COUNTRY HOME, 46 minutes irou
N NewYork HOUSES and LOTS easy at Elizabeth
art \ T. H. kELLOOG, Executor 40 e. Cedars.. n Y.
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6ouses ano farms Uanieo.

ANY OWNERS of LAND laying waste, or
n p,r,ialv nproved eligible German settlements WI
.hlx. by rrmtng hi by mail aps Thereof
h peb printed reports description they
n hs habit ossuing pubcMashinEon. SD Of Jnoe 1870
ns rs SIth-st. j. hIUftL non befin IN frnsA
REFERENCE WITH SPECIAL PERMISSION
n. Hon John sherman a. the Hon. y. p Bank
n the Hon Judd Minister at Berlin and Freedmen
Espp New ~ ora
WANTED 10 RENT. BY o Responsible Party, a
w anal Jsiory modern built HOUSE. In good iOeaniy "a
t5sss " terms. kc, r. ii. BOYD, No Ill r. W
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A CHOICE FARM Of llGl acres, q hours from New
~ York city u Berkshire Co. M.FNcelcu cwelis tAsn'
hcus@s stabcs ice and wood houses e
xraned fruit trtest i peuer;s new aud
for sawiuf tnrshne &C ne" lo
sdsr Improved property m Newly OK OF 'fooAyN '~ " P
s-'"''' --' "' ~ ' RID RI 4 FORD. No. 20 pne-s'
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NOR SALE-'Fhe LEASE of the best paying
TIIElTER west Of Philadelphia Apply TO H. JOSEPH, No.
"a SsstS Third st., PhdsasiObs Pestote Boz No b"I
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Real Ceiaic for Sale.

A VERY handsome RESIDENCE in Brooklyn for
a SALE with w o., grounds joining s,o-lrd cl'ec
r.. No t II .or eA-
go Fc sale ou .voat, close Apply to T.
EKFLLOGG. Executor, 30. % Ccd f-st y. Y
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nuscellancorc.
N-~p@

FISHING TACKLE Of every variety for SALE by
b. CROOK. No. 20 FGi;ou ,be'ween CHI ard feAfl New
ok
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LADAWN TINNIAIIUN,-o9S NUS Il0HV,7
~ suvial LAND u niles from Mobile. the blma and CUT
Rivers; uavsbe. 80 acres cleared yielding one D
balance heavily uut red, wiki white OAK &c iN
sd wood can he placed upon river bank at TcmuneTae
y1ces END be oak would pay for the land io times
ssavesonahe. Pressing need for money the owner only o
ssnE Price no peg eh. Apply q The so1eIn Lana DtP
ssa General Commission House Of A. r MEhi'iIL' J' NO ~
ksxr-.
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a New CAMcATURE.-We were
shown, yesterday, O caricatlue sketch
that rather took our fancy:
The centre figure was a huge lack
made up of an innumerable multi
tudc of people, and intended to rep
resent the public. Across the back
Of the jack, which was bending
under the burthen, was something
like pannier. One end looked like
q bureau, with the drawers open. and
filled with blacks and few whites
The blacks were mostly grinning
with delight. Some were displaying
this article, another that, and so on,
with somo applicable remarks. One
exclaims: owe gets white sugar now!"
Another: "The Nations Wards!''
Another: "White folks support us
now!" The whites among them were
evidently picking the pockets of the
lacks, while the latter were rejoicing
in their new condition.
The other side represented the
radical Congressman and the reve-
nue. tax-gatherers. They appear to
be q very loving set, arms around
each others necks. The Congress-
men were displaying, each of them,
-four one thousand dollar greenbacks
EXTRA while the tax-gatherers were
proclaiming "a life policy!'
Under the belly of the jack, and as
if in the back-g ground, appeared mul-
titudes toiling in agriculture, me-
chanics and labor, and exclaiming
1--WE pay the rich mans taxes and
cur own"
The driver of the jack YVES club
footed old man, named Thaddeus
Stevens, with tremendous spurs to
his boots, and who appeared to be
urging the jack to his utmost speed,
exclaiming: "TuTow conscience to
the dogs" "To hell with the Con-
stltution!'
We thought it about Ito best rep
resentation that could have been
gotten up of the real condition of
the people of the North.
lCincinnah Enquiyev.
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State South Carolina-.Richland Dist

By JACOB Bel, Ordinary Of SAID District.
"HEREAS Douglas B. DeSaussurc,
w Commissioner III Equity for the Dis
trict and State aforesaid, hath applied to
me for letters of administrationon all and
singular the goods and chattols, rights
and credits Of William X. Stewart, late Of
the city OF Baltimore, III the State Of Mary
land, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
OF the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me, at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, TO be holden at Columbia
on Friday, the seventeenth day OF Sep
tembcr next, at ten O'Clock a. m, to- show
cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal ofthc Court,
this sixth day Of August, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and si1ty-six, and in tho ninety first
year OF American independence.
JACOB BELL,
Aug 8 VS. Ordinary Richland Dist
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The following

MORALS IN BosToN. N.-The following
extract from a Boston letter, does
not indicate high moral tone in that
enlightened city:
Shoddy and petroleum now hide
their heads before the surprising
luxuriance of the bogus growth Of
wealth obtained from burglary--bur-
glary confessed, gloried in, unpunish-
ed, and lavishly rewarded. We have
in our vincipity two members Of this
class of wealthy men. One is Chas.
Adams, the robber of the Concord
bank, who, after all the hubbub
made over his detection, has settled
down for life with an independent
fortune on the snug farm which he
made the base Of his operations
against the bank safe, and drives o
splendid span, with the bride whom
his successful speculations has
enabled him to marry within month
past, envied by all her poor and
honest neighbors. The other is
Horace Annis, the hero Of the still
bolder operation, who carried mill
lion and ahalf of money in broad day
light from the counting-room of a
pur-blind New York broker, and who
has been hero within this week.
brazen in the security from arrest
which was one of the terms OF his
bargain, and boasting to the admiring
detectives and sporting men who are
his familiars, Of the cool hundred
thousand which he carries in his
pocket as the result of his specula-
tiOnS
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RI-WEEkLY HACK LINE
Between Laurens and Newberrv

Between Laurens and Newberry.
ON and after MONDAY,
sEa-sa. tho 18th instant, the HACK
Il asE .4a,sE win connect with the up
train on the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad on TU AVS,
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS; with the
down II ain. on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS.
Thus passengers can be carried through
from Columbia to Laurens in ONE DAY.
Passengers arriving by tho Hack at Lam
rens G. H., can always find conveyance to
90 out into the country by calling on II. b.
or J. CREWS.
The Laurens Railroad is now completed
to Martins Depat, 16 miles above Newbcrry
G. H., and train will be run tri-weekiy, in
connection with tho hacks.
Every comfort is afforded passengers
which coulo be expected on stage line
Laurons. August 10. T. b. CREWS.
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importantly.

I've waited long enough, Kathleen,
The winters fairly past;
Tho lambs are playing on the green,
The swallows come at last.
The vine is lcafy around my door,
The blossoms on the May;
The waves come dancing to the shore
Why don't you name the day?
You know you put me off, Kathleen.
Until the early spring;
The skies are tranquil and serene,
The bees are on the wing;
The fisher spread his ittlo sail;
The mowers in the hay;
The primrose blossoms in the vale
Why don't you namc the day2
The thrush is building in the thorn,
Among tho whispering leaves;
The lark is in the corn,
The martin meath the caves.
The little birds don't build in vain;
Their mates don't say them nay
Beware! may not ask again;
Why don't You set tne day?
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VALUABLE SAYINGS s--Thorough
culture is better than three mortgages
on Il farm.
That an offensive war against
weeds is five times less expensive
than @ defensive one.
That good fences always pay better
than lawsuits with neighbors.
That horse who lays his ears back
and looks lightning when any one
approaches him, is vicious. Don't
buy him.
That overfcd fowls don't lay eggs.
That educating children is money
lent at q hundred per cent
That one evening spent at home
in study is moro profitable than ten
IN lounging about taverns.
That it is the duty of every man
to take n good, reliable, entertaining
local paper, and pay for it promptly
of course.
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VALUABLE HINTS TO Planters

VALUABLE Hints TO ILANTERS.-
The following is an extract from q
letter from Columbus, Mississippi:
The situation Of affairs in this
region fully proves what was predict
ed last year, and that is that the
negroes will Dot work as they did
formerly. Most of the planters in
Mississippi, after having hired their
hands for the year, stimulated by the
higll price of cotton, planted as much
to the hand as they formerly did.
The weather was very bad in the
spring, being excessively wet. The
result was, the crops were not we'll
worked, the corn particularly was
neglected to save the cotton, and in
consequence, both corn and cotton
were very materially injured. Too
much cotton was planted to the band,
and on that account less will be made
than if q smaller quantity had been
planted, and it had been worked.
This region of country will hardly
make half q crop. Our crop is doing
we'll because we adopted different
policy from that generally pursued
We planted less cotton and more corn
to the hand than was usual. I hope
the Southern people will learn from
the experience of this year to plant
less cotton to the hand, and they
will, III most instances, make more by
giving it good cultivation.
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A New and Grand Epoch
I'M Z ID / @ I N E !
DIR. MAGGIEL'S
PILLS. AND SA.EVE

THESE wonderful medicines are now so
Il familiar to the people that but little
endorsement Of their value as 8 physic
need be made. Tho Pills Of DR.. Maggiel
contain no mineral. They do not gripe,
and they do not enfeeble the system by ex-
treme purging. They are universal in
CREATING A VIGOROUS APPETIZER
tion. They tone the liver, clear the head
and steady the nerves. To those who are
not familiar with the use Of
DIR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS
AS an anti-billious remedy, the following
extracts from various letters will be. it ia
hoped, OF sufficient Importance to justify
the quoting Of them here:
WHAT THE PATIENTS BAY OF
DR. MAGGIELS PILLS AND SALyE.
"The best Pills for headache ever had. !"
"My liver works like an engine, thanks
to your Pills."
II am pleased to say to you, DR.. Maggiel,
that would not be without box of your
Pills for curing me Of morning nausea for
the world"
''You will find enclosed 81. Your Pills
are only p cents, but I considcrlthem worth
''DEAR Doctor: Ny tongue had fur on
it every morning like the back Of a cat.
Your Pills took it away"
81 took half pill and crushed it to pow
der, and gave it in jelly to my little babe
for cholera morbus. The dear little pet
was well in three hours after"
81 suppose it is hardly worth while to tell
you my burned foot has got well from the
use of your Salve. Enclosed find-25 cents
for another bo1to keep in the house."
s'Send me another box Of Salve.'
Enclosed find IS cents for two boxes Of
your Maggiers Pills and one Of Salve."
"The most gentle, yet searching, modi-
cine ever swallowed"
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Dnring the recent session of the
Teachers Institute, in Rutland Coun-
ty, VT, while Professor Adams was
endeavoring to illustrate the manner
of teaching arithmetic, he took up q
small globo standing on the desk, and
asked: Glow many units in the
globe?" Answer-"One." Taking
up his hat, Glow many units in my
hat?" Answer (by o naughty boy in
the audience)-"Shake it and see -
The Professor was taken down.
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State Sourh Carolina--Richland Dist

By Jacob Ben, Ordinary Of SAID District
"THEREAS William f. Bachman hath
w applied to mo for letters OF admi-
nistration on all and singular the goods and
chattels, rights and credits Of William
Hussung, late of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors OF the said deceased, TO be and
appear before me, ut our next O-dinary's
Court for the said District, to be holden at
day Of August inst, at ten O'clock a. m, to
show cause, if any, why the said admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal OF the Court
this eleventh day of August, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-six, and in the nine
ty-frst year Of American independence.
JACOB BELL.
Aug 15 W. Ordinary Richland Dist
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-22

y negro quartette club recently
serenaded a colored beauty employed
at the house of q gentleman in st.
Louis. Their singing was superb,
aud the young ladies, believing the
singers to be their beaux, showered
boquets and love missives. The
error was not discovered until pa
went below to ask them in to refresh.