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ing the meeting OF the City Council the
proeeedsngs were somewhat disturbed
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-29
DR. JOHNSON.

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
London, Graduate ofone ofthe most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
part of whose life has been spent in the hos
pitfalls of London, Paris, Philadelphia, and
elsewhere, has effected some of the most as.
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when asleep, great Nervousness, being alarmed
at sudden sounds, haShfulneSS, with frequent
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For Rent.

A BOUT THE 18th OF MAY WE SHALL
IA remove nom our present location TO No
50 Main street, two doors below Paxton q
Oglebay, and offer for rent the store room we
now occupy, No. IS Main street Apply to
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Prof. JOS. EBERT,

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locality from time to time and cheerfully
G. G. MELLOR,
feb22 Pittsburgh
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MOST UNAVAILABLE REMEDY
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neIS HenIiHeGS, FufiOIe on any Slight EIeT1iOn,
Publication Of he Heart, and all the various
distressing complaints particularly that most
all other female weaknesses,
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Skill as q physician.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21
ENGLAND.


~ uo,se a Commons on Thursday, The hth
a. th.nesllor Of the Exohcquor said' i Sish 70 ~
sc shtch NAV appear unusual under mesehl 80 q
,hst 10 morrow shall move for leave 10 uins The
An 10 sesd laws relating 20 The lnspa @ Lousbt 10
sn is Affecting IN the country before the
nay ee EnSM called upon 10 form judgment rss'
Al ths period Of the Session beo wiz be gieSt con
~ensnoe sach arrangement and this me osg ,h,
why propose H. Heart may also Dow eIss scrogn,s
saan move for the production on ee 80 fro,a
Of Pubo Income and Expenditure in eaeA hNansi" S w
Thsse accounts have been years IN rrpafaon any WI
fr. 4 dooumen Of great interest near. neNe sso "
,fr, nv issf ac In an official capacity IA moving tne az
snaerS4snd viii be the mos convenient hour VIII iseIehSs
a ooos which IL intended 10 make Tor the issue OF ee,nn
rts and with reference 10 the proceedings ~ WINDSOR
aicA viii place earlier hour IN the aiterhoon
-saIl ~ ref0re submit motion 10 that effect
Along With that motion wish 10 Join single expression
whieA reals only the acknowledgment OF debt az
fAe between the Government aud portion OF inc
Rssse Of Commons while the other hand am quite GER
asin any gentleman who sits opposite, OF who sb W
aAis ada Of The House has taken different course VIII no
eonstrue invidOus az implying that any one ~ -
manner consistent With his honor and against lis V
so,enee and bic sense Of Inbic duty. ..u,le an
Having regard 20 the erCth and enscity OF ,ue
Which We were engaged upon the measure Which
ended Ia tie resignation Of the Government hoP &
without onense tender In own name qua tnns ~ ny 20
tesgues the expression Of gratitude 70 nose ~ nc
zeal and With mnch eTsnce s"PV'" "' " "
essrss Of the struggle Hear bear Il, -, -,
saw that tender these thanks In tho name 81 my COZ
lserses specially IN my own name because am
ery that there be many disadvantages uhdeE
heh had act IN consequence OF any part OF W.
xnebee which may have had in the matter lCheeIsi
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The Pablie Health.

Sly cases of cholera were reported Yesterday at the
office Of the Sanitary Superintendent Mr.. Hampton
berryst attacked at p. m Thursday When seel by
the SANITARY Inspector at 80 she was In collapse and died
At 2 A. M Friday after illness Of IL hours.
Mrs Byrne reported Ill Of cholera Thursday after
noon at No. a Motts She received prompt medical aid
and at last accounts was rapidly ifnproyng'
James Msskell residing at No lGe WaShingonst. was
attacked ct II o'clock Thursday forenoon Inc premises were
and thoroughly disinetted The result OF ths case was no.
hour when the bulletin was issued
Ann Reilly native Of Ireland. residing at No III Mott st.
wa. taken a Of cholera dhSIdsy lay. ~ o s1a died "
boy name unknown year o age res,Giing ~ %,
Louisa Bruce residing No. 25i West Forty thrdh was
GERS dsneced the premises at early hour bat the result o
the has not yet been made known.
During the week ending yesterday 70 cases OF supposed
cholera reported TO the Sanitary Superintendent of
these II only were found to be genuine eight proved hta
OF the whole number 20 found to he cases OF
cholera morbn insulation OF cholera insotum OF
intemperanee delum trcnen. Of epilepsy Of acute
diarrhea, / OF gasilc derang cement, and unknown
There have been four fatal Of the disease during the
ports that but oue new case Las occurred Hars Island
during the past "a hours and that all the well troops are being
removed from the post There every hope that fnthe'
progress Of the epidemic will DO prevented The mortality
from cholera has not increased notwithstanding the reeen
excessive heat
TIE CHOLERA IN BROOKLYN.
Dr. Conklng reports that ~ persons have died Of cholera
the Twelfth Ward City Of Brooklyn since The 9Th inst
The deaths all occurred among those whose sanitary eond
ton the possible and In most cases be attack eoue
be directly traced ndcrcon Ia eating or drinking
With few exceptions they attended ny physcnns
their oboicethe Inspectors raIe beiHg called upon
Cases have occurred where there was necessity for the IN
mediate removal Of tho patients from o'eioiowded rooms or
from damp, dark Easements The Doctor recommends lof
such the establishment hospital near the line which SEP
araes the Sixth and Twelfth Wards The Arrangement 10
ses where j. the duty Of the Superintendent OF me roO 20
take charge OF bgrias very Imperfect and hefe Is o
great delay. The number Of cases reported renders eieu
that additional force detailed fof service at night
la speaking OF the OF Dr. Coakng before he board
Of Health Dr. presented the wing tabular state
neu Of the q choern tbet have taken place
ia Bfooklyn from the 18Th 10 the Goth inst. by Wsrts.
Wv 'N'' orted Confirmed. 4 jncpn
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Gu City Stewart Mobile days with cotton and pass
Bark Annie Augusta of Philadelphia Davis Havana II days With
Bah Pembroke of Windsor Ns sisng Cow Bay J? days with
cal TO %. \. Pension.
BARI Gsree B.m Meyer Bremen days with ballast and 1893
Psnli Had death Tan infan on the passage
Bari Msddaena ta PstuIzo. Palermo 81 days with ru 2e
10 Lswr Giles 4 60. Passed Gibraltar Nay 90
Bark Mary {. Dyer Peak Trinidad days, with sugar TO T. v
King Go.
Big Cor Nelson, Cienfasso days. with and mOlAsses
Brig Cyclone Griffin Chepulepec IS days with mahogany Miller
Bs Amanda GuOn A,hbsry TObaeo 10 days with mahogany to
seh Phianthopi.t Warren, Bangor Days with lumber to T.
~ Mayhem L Go.
schr T.. Davidson. Boston.
sch w Morse Kent Matap1as 10 days with mOlssses to n L.
McCresiy l. Co. .
sch Maine Law Anesbury. CisnfssOs days with 'usH snd
nolas.es 10 Metcaf Duucsn.
Sehr Hudson Mystic bound 10 Ehlsbethport
BELOW.
Bark Glasgow brig Anna Maria and brig w. H. Townsend
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THE DRA N A.
NIBLO'S GARDEN.

Now that the brief opera season has ended here,
this house will remain closed during the remainder Of the
Summer Mr. Wheatey, however does not remain idle The
tbaer 10 be ceansed renovated In every part and
entirely stage TO be put D adapted Tor the working OF
tricks These preparations to be made with view 10 the
production September next Of the fairy spectacle by
Mr. Charles Bsras OF THE Black Crook" There is some
thing romancs suggestive and promising in the very
OF this piece and when remember the liberal and splendid
STYLE n which Mr. Wheay has been accustomed TO produce
pieces susceptible Of 6ne stage effect and think too that the
projected enterprise lis aided by the rless energy Of Mr.
Jarrett Mr. Palmer cannot doubt that 1.-THE Black
Crook will fulfill both the promise OF its attractive title and
The expectation aroused by the elaborate preparations
aoo Jarrett aud Palmes ballet troupe is appear
in pecacea roape Of dancers collected from all parts OF
Europe organized with view to present perfect picture
Of symmetry beauty and "the poetry Of motion" The
dresses for the ballet be similar to those used in the
celebrated Paris ballet Of lie Bsch Bos They have
been purchased in the French capital The ballet troupe will
comprise fifty dancers including Mile Marie Bousn and
viii be supervised by Sgno Costa late OF the Grand Opera
Paris In the Of scenery everything will be done that
taste dictate liberal expenditure effect to give The
Black Crook" appropriate setting Among the gems Of
scenery will he the Haunt Of the Maids and the Incan
taton painted by Mr. Marstan scenic artist
brought hher from Europe especially to do this work. The
last 10 the ballet to represent the Pasco OF Dew
drops and is to he something gorgeous in the OF
spectacle II invented and patented by Mr. Charles
Brew and its cost Is upward oil s1Oo Altogether there
good prospect of very striking entertainment OF unique
kind g. Nibos Garden season may credit the
Promise, that made and hink for part that they
are not made IL vain.
WOODS THEATsR.
Mr.. Sophie Worrell had large and enthusiastic
audience evening 10 witness Der performance Gin
derea and in Mrs Smith, the occasion being hat Of her
benefit We shall refer 10 the production Of Cinderella at
another Tine The engagement, Of toe worren Sisters at this
tleateI " N terminate the llth OF August.
OLYMPIC THBATRR.
II wa, found to be impossible to produce the Bur
lesque Of The Colleen Bavp" At the Olympic theater
11ascay evening promised aad 80 The ocoroon has
bsep b.Dt ts stage ~ the week W. be asied fpT tAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

,,r. hopors snd wines be en,ed 70 hsep INN
a,,yn or hotel. and person 80 who sbs sci
- v v wines liquors On sunday asa bever
Is thereby guilty " m.sdeneahor
duties TO arrest person who IN
Their view OF which 10 declared oy aw TO Dc
Of 1887 or the recently "a
else land, person VINO unSsI
ether act who sell, ptoxcsng liquors beverage
msdeIneanor mporAn. hAs tne mem
her, OF he police force some 1900 number should %
by General Term decision whether in the case OF sn - 49,,
Ike sw OF the State they maize complaint OF VOCATION W.
sc Of 1881 or The act Of 1896 equally important hne ponce
nsgores who entertain such complaints ana ne h;,I
be upon try them should be instructed ny De ~ s
authority An.
Of l. sufficiently dssgfeeaoie even "hen'ne'
what their precise duty Is. -. - a. an.
instructed TO what their duty IS 70
the public perform duty They have no ,noy ose
the Police and exercise Add while try
n all he respect made by His Honor Judge
doc that 10 due the opinion nge Judge OF eminent ~
thew would !. they believe regarded by honors eerean
the important con6ded TO them by be people oil he
York ia Senate aid ASS they souu
deay obtain earliest practicable period REVIEW ~
General Term Of your Court Of the decision when has oee
tie OF Mr.. Holt ..,,io
Tie Board OF xc therefore In view Of the imporsnt PUBL
affecting alike private interests public morale anu
h duty respectfully but earnestly urge your 20 no hS "a
hear of Mr. Holt Very respectfully your
nbcdier, ,arxan, JACKSON ;. SCHULTZ
Nev I0rk, Jan 80 1866. ,,--. -. l..
Judge BoswoRTH said he certain no disrepect wa IN
tended by the failure Of the Judges OF the Cour, OF
Pleas 10 reply tho letter. and supposed one OF them AZ
had moi seen H. lie then moved that appeals be taken from AL
orders and njuncons issued against the Board OF b or
tie reason that he felt certain that at General rem Tue
decision this unconstitutional would De reVersed
The Board then adjourned.
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,,,,1u vObK DAUY TRFBUNE- SATURDAY, JULY a. l8o6

last time tonight The "Sos witch" being positively PROMISED
Gar Monday night Meantime the production Of the Bur
esqne Of Colleen Basn7 bas been indefinitely postponed
NEW DowERY THEATBR.
Those wonderful scrobats, the Buislay Brothers,
make their last appearance at this house tonight hae
will be given 10 day. Whoever has not the Bnays has
not seen tho most audscous gyBasts Of the day. Let the
final opportunity be improved.
off, hlsCkLLAhfo'S.
At the other theaters affairs remain unchanged.
glance AT our table Of viii give the reader fu IN
formation to the various programmes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

2, ooiook roysl guests desiring 20 return 20 p
- convcyeI 10 by special train. AZ II O'CLOCK sai
80, TIil Prince and Princess Christian Of schls"
Hoein by special Train for Southampton Su me oese
come receiving their departure fresh pr.ol OF tH0 "
,onatc interest fe: 10 then happiness oy her hlesy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

gentleman seS having two teeth extracted while under the nh
.uce Nitrous Oxide the CoLros DysTAL ASSOCIATION said
he dreamed picnic enjoying himself hugely Many have
pleasant dream, promise all ears freedom from pain
Will. having their teeth extracted oe Nos 10 enc 30 Cooper IT.
,t,ute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21
WORK AND WORRY.

yosr Machine. ,ay. Mr. f. Wheeler Of Wikebsrfe Pa
the very perfection simplicity and did learn 70 cork
But ofler kd-rADIRs FOR months.
before they do anything with them Letse
70 Wilcox and Gibbs :. VI. Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

Commissioners announce that if the weather fine there will
he music on the Mall AZ the Park on Saturday FIST ins
commencing O'Clock p. by the Central Park Band
under the leadership Of II. b. DodwOrth The following is
the programme;
l. March--The Casino. Dodworth
o Overture La File du Regiment .Donizetti
National Air Of Cbi-Cancna Nacona de Chill Carnoer
4. Mabel Waltz '--"ou''
: March Indienner-from LAfrioaine Meyerbeer
G. Overturc-Poet aud Peasant. Snppe
e Grand selection from La sOmnambula". .BeliD
PART ID.
10 nsashsaLe fne BeIs Hampe
H. Fantasia German Spalth
Loss oP RAILROAD STocK-Ir IS SUBSEQUENTLY
Uncovered IN THIS CrrY-ARRsT CHARoE oP foRGERf-
Mr. John Bouec resident of Waterford Saratoga Co. " ~
while bis way this city Monday last either lost or
had stolen from him. while OF the Hudson River Rail
road cars package containing certificates representing
shores York Central Railroad stock valued az so0
per share Two days later be learned that the lost soo nad
Transferred TO SIR Joseph j. Williams broker OF no
- Wal ST. by James a. Clark These certificates bore the
Of Mr.. Boacc. and purF ted TO lave been duh
and informed hin that the stock whh be Wiams Lad paT-
chased Clark belonged to him Sergeant walsh 81 me
Sixth Precinct Yesterday arrested Clark aud he arr6gDed
before Downing the Tombs where Williams charged
him with obtaining money BY mesns 81 P1as s,ns e , aiS
OF the loss of his stock aud denying thar nc hod
Tie accused was committed to Tombs f5r a without
bail ON the charge OF forgery He is oI this city,
aged 60 wears and resided Of No. Jlf BowcTy.
ALLEGED OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT BY A SRA-CAP-
1A-oieer Chandler OF the Essex Police Court Squad yes
tegday arrested Jerry w Smith commander OF the steamship
Santiago DO Cubs on the complaint OF Lucy A. Byrne aged
year, residing With her mother at No 3i Maison'st lie
COMP that while her home on March IT,
about o'clock p m passing through Nassaust she met
the defendant and brother A With the Latter shc was
gty acquainted ard he introduced her 10 tie prisoner
the Of the prisoner she accompanied Inn on
board the santiago de Cuba lying at the foot OF "nrehs
and was shown the dining and slterOOmr ana caDu
aud finally visited the Of tho prisoner There at the
solicitation Of the prisoner she partook Of wne but
that that which contained IN her glass
was white while she had always supposed that wine was red
the prisoner poured something into her glass Tor the purpose
raid making red Soon after parakng Of the wine
insensibc and waking az III o'clock found her
upon the bed In the captains and ascertaned
that had outraged. She commenced cry but
not by the prisoner the Waterman would hear
her They then proceeded Tayos saloon and there The
prisoner parOok Of refreshments tie complainant declining
TO eat ANYTHING. She sfervard sent home IN Grlndst
stage The complainant did not say anything to her mother
abou, the matter until lately she afraid The accused
the whole story Justice STANDBY held the accused 10
bail il the sum OF 500 to answer the complaint
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Passengers Arrived.
Latest Shin News.

FROM MOBILE-Iu the steamship Gan Ciy-MI'. Harlow and
d.usher Mise bruce Mise Post, Mr. King Mr. MSnawsrnE aud
in the steeTsge
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Announcements

BURGLARY RENDERED IMPOSSIBLE by applying the
BuReL,R ALARM Experience proves H. r. HOLMES
No 25f Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21

DR. Crane then stated that the citizens Of the Twelfth Ward
In which the disease has been the most yiruent short tine
ago proposed 10 subscribe 0O for The pufTose OF cleaning
ls Word nt .teded vet ~ DO % BY tie nan weG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21


Il
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ULCERATroN. KINGS EVIL.
ERYsIpELAs, SALT ABEuM.
Til. faint usREprARY Acer1ssp khs 10 with upsd mic
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RHEUMATISM.
fter any which the Constitution Life syrOp
eregn it is in rheumatism Kindred affections The ~ssin-
tense pain. instantly ssviated-enomoos T"s"s arc
reduced Cases. chronic or vcou, twenty thirty Year, 'sn-
ing, have been cured.
NERVOUSNESS.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, SHATTERED NERVES
ST vrTus DANCE, LOSS OF POWER
CONFUSION OF THOUGHTS, EPILEPSY
Toasnd for years viii bees the day 90 which
they read these lines Particularly veal. suffering women will
to Hope which fulfns than il promises
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
SALVATION, RoIIiNo w bonh''
RAD COMPLEXION. ACRES IN BONES
prr1ryc OF WEAKNESS. DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS.
+
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purses tho system entirely from
all tie of MERCURY, removing the Bad Breath curing
the Weak Joints nd Rheumatic which the Of Csoos
e produce hardens spOnsy Gums ard secures the Teeth
firmly az
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Eai:s,e, branch al Eup,ive Diseases Of the ssa ID
ULCERS, PIA1PLEs. BLOTCHEs,
and II other difficulties Of THE kind which 70 ds6gure tho out.
d appearance Of both females Oeu msis them dis'
gushing object 10 themselves and heiI friends
f.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
CURES ALL SWELLING OF THE GLANDS
Either Of the Face Neck, Female Breast and od be ,ssen
soon a. the swelling detected thu. preventing their breaking and
producing troublesome Dersns Sores which dsfsure mary Of
the younger portion community al twenty Of
age Young children very subject Discharges The Esr
which depend. upon scouous constitution
cover BY taking a few doses Of the Life Syrup.
All ,oaOu. persons suffering from General Debility E"sea"
pypep,a and Dtopsy Of the limbs abdomen and the kmsle
proy.y and womb generally accompanied with infsw'
nation liberation othe Uterus permanently cured b, Cen.
s,ta,ion Life Syrup GOe sweed Nst
the Life syrup entirely The remedy should be taken
for some time the disease 1csedn chronic and stubborn and
will be removed without extra effort
Tamors of,he Ovae TuO of the Breast, and swelling Of other
glands Ofthe body viii be completely reduced without oa'o
the knife, or operations Of any Kind.
Y
Erepc Fits Sympathetic Organic Diseases Of the Hs't %
pspsOn Valves producing grating fling sound
Drop,y Of the Heart Case this important
persons suffering any pain the region the hee v
be greatly relieved by Constitution Life Syrup
BRoKEYDowN AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS,
SUFFERING raox Exrnros PAn Tbs BAGS
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Want OF SLEEP Rs.rLEssSE PALE HAesARD CorSrssAscs
AND LArups MUSCULAR srsTEx al require the ed u
the CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-21
CITY NE WIS.

Music AT CENTRAL PARK.-The Central Park
Commissioners announce that the weather is fine there viii
he rpsle on the Mall AZ the Park Saturday 2st nst
commencing at O'Clock D. No. by the Central Park Band
under the leadership of H. b. Dodworh The following is
,han