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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-26

NtmtAl JutRNAI We have tc
rei,cd the southern journal Of the
Medical science, published az
New Orleans II contains ",er tw"
hundred pages of clo,ely printed
matter. and is gotten up 80 rN"cllcnt
.tylc Physician. who may wish To-
look over the page. of thi- splendid
quarterly can do So by calling al oar
sanc'uu
SrrNNWo ,rS HrRNru We learn
from the ricavuuc that on the night
OF the 18th the steamer, Nllms and
Maria pcupinr were hurucl at the
wharf ar New Orleans Both hpn'~
had been used ia the Quarterma,ter 4.
Department AMI had hecu sold by
tho Go,rrnw,nt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-26

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-26

NNr~ fWoN rur Ntsr IN.
Hgb hot.r Owing to the contlu
ucd rains aud high waite, no mail,
had been received from the interior
ot the State lot several week. om
htcst date, from Houston were go the
9Th "f April ou Wednesday
morning tho msil- ,5mr through
We received L,iVcya ,.ahfy and
ninety exchanges embracing parca.
from every portion at the STATE ut
course u j, ont OF our power 60 read
all ihc,c and property digest Arrange
and publish their cort.ut. w
give vhat ~, can aud leave the g.,
main lH fer more 'uBhl. a,e1sion
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
4 RARE CHANCE for any one wishing to leave

N New.York-For SALE, A COUNTRY RESIDENCE located
within three minutes walk the Newiork and New Haven s
road Depot the Village Of Sritford Conn Has hose
and good cellar ceDented all recently repaeo
good order and casgehousei three acres goou
well stocked with fruit and ornamental trees grape vines
ris &c the small Of $1,000 5JuVV oil whien ei
iy on and mortgage three years. desired
given 30 days afer purchase Address or cali on n ~ o
X, 01lh inst Rrdpe Conn, the premises.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
HrssY II. LHEDs Auriilnser
HENRY H. LEEDS u MINER will sell by auc-

II fs'IIIN-I OF
THURSDAY chi FRIDAY Msy md At o'clock each svcnng
Al the DERRT GALbERlEs. 10. 1l3 ffoadwny, ...
The ENTIRE BEAUTIFUL COLLIE IuN o. hfst as' fAiNI-
INGs If lie MODERN FRENCH SCHOOL including tie ffe
urONLRS .tH srATTARY with choice selection u WATER
COLORS DRAWINGs, FTCNGS. sc. exhibition being
The II tie FRENCH FrCHlNG CLUB 10 b. sold ~
Of Me.sr. CADERT LUGuEI Pans Drecof' NJ n d
VILLfRS, Secretary.
Mcsr cADERTE LUGUEr presenting The shove Collection
Of yoiks public for petition be- ayc 10 say ia me
eouls-i n the eacIafsry original y
a., mot pomiu,ni celebrated md iyre as ntfu'd % iAsf
agd sale, urGnf of tltH NofA' ="
the Au.rican public tho represented have hereto
fore becu unknown American puic buyr end Nrssrs g. l.
rcc~vc sufficient nom the fesut OF '
bion che contribution. 90 tpel ing he rni'rp.
si fe ies prodncfi1n n tle artists f'
sened having received direct rom tl udi9' Au'ns '
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
Gedebers.

An experienced Teacher, now student m the
" ,. T,oo, SEMINAR wishes opportunity Of ItAC H.
40 a Principal .Aiat 10 privaie OF Puolc 'choe 20
conntr, from tbs time lu hhout the middle oi lui A'uie'
,,L n,r,iensrs ~ b.. 80 University pkoe New-i ofs
. LADY TEACHER of the Piano and Meodeon
" Gncisdns thorough haalt WANTED Tor 9 n p S.lss,.
Az educstsd yaras Ffepchuan fr0toni desires 10 t.
T nd m. Ineh brnncbr school, academy OF col sse Al
dr.. 4 NASH Coz No. beckmnsf room oNct IsiA Da.
ylrANTED-By man Of eight years experience, q
w sfTV ALTON s TEACHER la private select school
Compeeut teach higher Ersh bfanche sud ca'sc, s
fctory ,ff,nce given Adde'S TEACHER, No EF0A"as'e
Brooklyn. y. v
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
Drn 8ooos.

CORSETS and SKIRTS, ,
y at WHOLESALE and RETAIL
at GAYNORS.
No 765 Broadway.
Between Eighth and Ninth Sta
Ws have just received
magnificent variety Of
NEW SPRING GOODS.
which viii sell at very low prlces
MISSES aud CHILDRENS CORSETS in every sh,
COJlSETS made TO order,
The Trade supplied liberal ternA
GAYNOR, Importer and Manufscturet
No. T65 Broadway,
Between Eighth and Ninth ats
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

"Tbe Christian Examiner for May opens with on
.,orvmops essay on "'TAc Unitarian Movement" IN
,,hch the writer maintains that Unitarian or Liberal
Cb,i,tans "sustain the relation to the popular
Christianity Of our day, which the gospel originally sus-
,aipeA TO Judaism and which Proestantism originally
sustained TO Ronanism-that Of movement, based
upon the universal and warnings Of The church, and
Involving the interests of humaniiy Catholic move
ment woTldmoyemcnt-not a classmoyement, loealor
scctarian movement" " We maintain" he goes on 10
say that We logically, distinctly, and consciously possess
AMI teach the theology which corresponds to the ethcsand
practical faith of the universal church at this day. that
tho Trinity, the vicarous aonemen the miraculous con-
version the eternal punishment of Orthodoxywhle they
stand as distinctly expressed in the crceishaye
lost their place in the hearts and in the practical con7ic-
tons of Chrstendom" But the work which the liberal
movement has yet failed perform, is to furnish tins
unsectarian Christianity with worship; to convert 1t
from mere earnest Professionalism into glorious, at
tractive affirmation; TO cothe with beauty and custom
and tenderness Alas this is what do not yet UNDER
stand Professor Hedge pesents an excellent summary
of some Of the chief points Tchendors "Plea for the
genuineness Of the Gospels c. H. isham contributes
sketch Of the State University of Michigan; J r. CarKe
reviews DIR. Bu ,hnes" Nclrious Sacrifice" D. w Chad-
wick the author Of interesting sketch OF Francs
William Newman, the younger brother Of the famous
author of the Apologia and whos less known
in this country than he ought to be; and W. r. Alger
makes Horace Binney Wallaces " Ar and Scenery in
Europe the text Of appreciave paper entitled An
American in tie Cathedras OF Europe" Tie remaining
articles arc sketch Of the late Dr. Edward Brooks Hail.
and " A Political Note
The May number Of g. The United States Magazine
contains history OF The Defense of New-Orieans,
which presents several ous facts, gathered from Rebel
authorities that viii 10 10 many racers the first OF
a senes of papers " fhc Fourth Army Corps My
First Capture lively remiuscenec by staGoffeer
biographical sketch of Majo Gen. Grorson; plan for
The Peace Work Of the N.vy' by DE Is. Randolph
Keim; another chapter Of Mr. Leand's Ana Of the
War" review of Mr. Swintons Army of the Potomac
and the usual editorial miscellany.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
HOW TO BE HEALTHY. WEALTHY, BEAU
III TIFUL AND HAPPY!


THE MOST USEFUL BOOK OF THE DAY.
lat How to become skia Housekeeper and prepare sI
dishes needed in Cookery.
Part Road Wealth Arts Secrets Patents aud D;'cov
Revealed Modes Of employment Tor everybody How 10 be
come Rich!
Par Ladies' Guide Beauty and Toilet Conpanon containing
practical receipts improving tbs complexion. the hail. the hands
the features receive the hhes; degree OF perfection q
which they supecbe This chapter also interesting to
Uemen-
Advice TO gentlemen Hints etiquette. etc.
Pat The Frmi Medical Adviser.
CHOLERA DISARMED Of ITS TERRORIST
TIA Mature md History. scientifically discussed Ulns
Cures for it, and nfahble Remedies for ConumPoa Liver
Dyspepsia Cancers Csan aud al diseases How 70
pain ache instantly How to avoid the use o.
Tobacco
Par; 9th Mistakes Corrected Highly Important Intelligence
for the People - q.
Par Thousand Facts Of The Deepest Interest 70 al Val
usbe American History Bef United
States Population Square Miles and Population OF
Ppcpal Powers Population Of Principal European Cies Meas
pres not Men" Origin Of fan Young Peoples Treasure Letter
Writers Instructor,
Fart 8h Trchns Pork Disease Its Cause and History
address receipt Of 20 cents Three copies
Address
"UNION BOON ASSOCIATION"
No a. gxracn
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
Boar0 ano Rooms.

4 MEXICAN HOTEL Broadway ard Eighlh-sk
n On European plan ROOMS suits ,nsy modef
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
Gouses ano farms Wanico.

WANTED to RENT-A good GRlSI Mill, WIN WIN
w stone permanent waerpowe ana wen , S ~ "
business, Address r. H. r. o. Box No 6sl Clenns fdn. N u
WANTED to PURCHASE, HOUSE, unfurnisheo
or furnished New York vicinity or within easy scce
of the nv Tor which Stocks paying large snd rrgu
dyidenl. exchanged for other rrsl ees sPpy 70 3
sddess particulars, ROBERT H. WIShAkr no. u Dfo>~
wsy Room No 6ol. New.York
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
Sales bp Anetion.

UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSEL
~ win b. sold Public Auction at Wilm ugton n C., THURS
Day Nsy TO- 1876 the Steamer THORN with her Machinery Coal
rd G.ff~s Cape Fear River two mis rom
Wiimiprton A. e. Terms Cash IN United states Currency
~ c. GARBER. Col and Chief Q. NJ. Dept n q
LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
AUCTION SALE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that IN pursuance Of w1rrsn' ne 70
M directed by George Putnam Collector Of tie ishn Dit
trc expose for az Public Auction and cell to ne llshe
bidder At corner Fih-ave and Twenty st. IN the t OF
Yk on FRDAY the AN day Of May 1866 at II o'clock in
te forenoon 81 go CgaIs few pounds OF Ioosoe9 ana
Boxes d;faued the collection OF tax due TO the Obeu S"
' II. II. SMELLING Deputy Collector
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
FROM 1900 TO 10000 TUNS
QcARrrssasTrn. .GgSKh.Ls orrCH rIrsT Diypios,
WAsnIseTos. ID. C.. April II, 1876
CtlTE OF CITE AN GRIST Mill M Tho ('avalr


QrARrEEsasTER GENERALS OFFICE ffrsT DIys0s,
WAsnis6Tos, u. O., April II, 1876.
GALE OF STEAM GRlST MILL, at the Cavalry
- Depot Oiesboro, d. CBy order Of tue neral
soS eIs % a &c c.p d Gsos SS s Erwin NJ ON %EpSfsDY
May % 1896 ct u o'clock the following described public proper
Wv ONE u STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MILL.
frame with massive granite oundai0ns 40 by 90 feet with
hay attached all constructed the beat
tsrA and Ia tho lDot .ub'isntisl msnneT. ,
Also tie time and place. tho machinery sDa spnsnees9
WIZ '"'' 0SF az ENGINE OF 100 HORSE POWER
with cylinder Of twenty-five t12i nches diameter o.
inches upon heavy caon bed plate With cold and bot
water pumps heater end fywhee with driving
pulley OF the material ten tlc feet n diameter and twenty
four t2iJ inches face, with Judson Isient goyernor
Two ~ BOILERS. OF 60hOKSE POWER EACH, -
made the boiler iron hvcrteoh, o Of an ilh m iet
FIVE 90 feet IN diameter and fourteen n' feet he s
each three 90 D inehe, Ia diameter with oil the
TES ao, PAIRS on REEDS PATENT BUCKINGHAM THIRTY
tg9 INCHES SPRING MILLS,
conucied OF sod French btu Isione ard set IN heavy well
IN hay cnltefs elevators aud coveyor s1heert
the hr gsn prepared feed tie mott
Tbe M inE 1, cf 6ni.hd iron and the pan.y Of cairon.
with and bole sufficient 10 dTye ten J
pairs burr, Gc TIE nr living bet Of four az ply ruebe
inches The belts driving
&c are Of the 0ak ed. patent stretched leather.
Engine Boiler, Machinery and Fixtures Of dorton
tie best msteIias aud workmanship aud are .i IN
excellent condition and hne working oTdei the m having beh
operation only about fifteen months .
deemed the Of the Government On the day Of
sale tie buildings will be 'od FepsIatey
Terms: Cesh. Government 'und.
their property before the hr
m day Jolly unless otbewse arranged with the owner oil
the grounds. . -, -, s., =. -, - -.
Any frthei Information thsi may be desired WIN be given
iEJ A. O H. Giesboro Or to hi. office. JAMES A. EKIN,
Rst Brig Cen. IN charge lat Div. U. NJ o. y.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
Sales bn Anftion.
~ NEw YORK CITY April 30, 1904
r 81 artarna ,anpral


DY DIRECTION of the Quartermasler General
ID and Chief o1,reassT q The DeCl@eo o. sae East
=, the premise. on Msreet Newark j. the buildings heretofore
O"s sdmn.son building long by 30 feet wide One
hall with wing 0 & iees t. Sai Sy wide reg ons
p,On by feet vide one opeFns room - ey 1 U
One "o ,oodo deS .sS sBoa.c s P One ssoa %
one (o:ssona stories big gh with tank IzVv
sSS On 1Tfsly ssanee ON eG G'SS e. Fo%
u.le. lSss "ss % sI a"e Haos and is9
sS I Se s" saes Washing bathing apparatus the
led ed S1 S gGS Isd % ss ss entire iSp premises ' long
baa win be ,o separately With s,I. 1eS rrss . c.
deposit Eve cent Of bid be made Win Gs uc'0"eer
The building. be removed soon " pac'eab and " the
The water close, axe. washing and bathing viii be
sold n eh ward separately with the privilege OF ne entire d % 81 VI M
he buried geoand be dog up the expense The
weighed delivered BY the ouaerma agent and pad o Gu
Further information regard the nature end lind Of mster'
The the right Of declining oil bids offered
they are ''"''''''" r. MoR0AS Bevet Mai and A M
CORPORATION SALE of REAL EsTAlE;E -
y Public notice hereby given ths The nm o. g sSS
n 1866 noon at tie Exchange Sse0on mt OJ OIL
M Gs fi,nd north ie Of Chambers william street
sd Parcel Of land east Of Coear street. between Front and
",e az roct bounded by obotcu and Csu,tree,.
- Lot Lot NORTH NORTH :S 3 Of Of 3 3 street. street. @s %s @ 81 avenue.
north aud south sides OF 4sh street. on e' ie OF
Lexington 49,, ,. ri , eh
M Sir o. south side 5Gh street between 9Th and 9th
eh Two blocks Of 9th sud esh streets b Madison
and sih avenues. ~ .,,
|
I'm Tbirycgh nth snd nth streets 4ih and S,h syenne'
18th Tliryiye 1lh AID th streets h and on avenues
Ah Itty lots 8si and ed streets Madison aud h a'enae'
I4tI Two iots side gG street. fih avenue
lot southwest 18th street and Sth hvenne
10Th Two north side 5s street. south side S'h street near d
|
Lot EAST side Of "a avenue near 18Th STREET
Thdy lots south side rh street and 81 ana Nh ~
Wafautec deeds viii bc given
be obtained the COupoos Once il
| OF Records o aitT May i0th neat. ,,--
the purchae money snd The snc
oees dirs each o 70 be paid at the Comp
oe. Office each dy Immediately sler the sale. Twenty pr cent
on June M next deed. vii be ready 1r delivery md e
balance even, per cent? portion thereof the option % TIE
turhasr bond M i've yraf' from le
l. Il e
baf yearly The bond and mortgage ney be pai on e
time within the i've giving months hQtr 10 he
Cop,roer It miy BE- paid in in'tamen' Of rot lee man hv'
hundred insre due whu The i've year
wall be conued rem dy 70 day ,n ih. whole rfopry
l. disposed o. NAIlIiEN i. blsf '''f.'. '""l.'''''
COmp,folei's of,e. IIal keoords. Apri ". iit,.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
Real Gsta!e for Sale.

A COTTAGE in Llewellyn Park az Orange. New
~ Jersey containing y rooms price 25O1 Sos, a 1
taiung rooms and water; price Rl20u ~
5000 Cot,age the mountain price SS0p ro' i"i' 40
scpon OF the Park The independent apply %
t. :. HASKELL. library BUilding Grunge, n J
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
IL WANTING FARMS.

n Lerse and thrivng settlement Of Vmesni; mild cmAei
mile. south Philadelphia Dy railroad kicn so pol9ue
large crops. twenty tracts At % per acre pay1os ".
yeefs GOOD business opening. good society Hndeds are
aud making improyeuents Apply to CEAs h LAAD.9 80
master Vinsand Lends Township NJ. Letters anwerrd raPr
containing fnu information wl he sent iee FROM hfo.
Sor Robinson. ylc dual Ef'orof The iionne, o"e y r
,no ,nsre fT> tracts .eU postion ana ss'td
condition for yleaaHf that kH0p u" "ss we
Ueaf1rn prIirfs.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

mo- REWARD-For INFORMATION "a TO the late
SZsD re.idsncs Of JOHN ROSS. Of No Ershanes psss
Eosrr. John q YOUNG Capt uetscye Police ""'" w -
No 100 Maibstv ii. New foih
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
New i)ubIlcallons.

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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-08-15
The new Cure for ChoIera.

The transition from the Fourth of July
to Asiatic cholera is not very obvious
but as we are likely to haYe both of these
things every summer for a while, shall
make no apology for the collocatlon.-
Great interest is just now felt in the sue
cessful cure of the cholera by DR.. Rubini,
of Naples. Camphor, as cure for chol-
era has long been used by both schools of
medicine, and DR.. Rubini's innovation
consists in the mode of. preparing the
remedy. The essential facts of the case
l will now state as they have been re-
ported here by an English gentleman:
DR.. Rubinls preparation consists of
equal parts by weight of camphor and
spirits, and to the power thus obtained
he attributes his success in the treatment
of the disease. And here 1 may say that
the quantity of camphor which water
will take up is small. To obtain, there
fore, the saturated spirits of camphor of
Rubini," it is necessary to distil spirits of
wine, and get rid of so much of its water
as will bring it to Coz over proof in which
condition it will dissolve and hold in so
luton its own weight of camphor.
With this saturated spirits of cam
phor," Dr. Rubini, an eminent Neipolitan
physician, has treated in Naples 592 cases
of Asiatic cholera without the loss of a
single patient. OF these 592 cases 200
were cured in the Royal Aims House; IL
in the Royal Poor House, and I66 in the
Third Swiss Regiment of Wolff. That the
S77 cases treated by DR.. Rubini in these
public institutions were all genuine cases
of Asiatic cholera, and some terribly Sc
we're, and that all recovered, the evidence
of the following distinguished individuals
with their official seals attached, suf-
fciently attests-1l Generate GoVernatore
Ricci; II Maggiore Commandante Nicola
Forni; II Capitano Commandante Carlo
Sodero; Generate Commandante Fileppo
Rucci; Colonel Eduordo Wolff. f'The
method of cure" is as follows: "When a
man is seized with the cholera he should
at once" says Rubini, ''lie down, be well
wrapped up in blankets, and take every
five minutes four drops Of the saturated
tincture of camphor. In very severe
cases the dose ought to be increased to
from FIVE to twenty drops every five
minutes. In the case of man Of ad-
vanced age, accustomed to take wine and
spirits, where the drug given in drops
has no effect, give small tablespoonful
every i've minutes, and IN very short
time the coveted reaction will occur. Or
dinarily, in two, three, or four hours,
abundant perspiration will come out, and
then cure will follow" "The preventive
method" )" writes DR.. Rubini, sis this: let
those who are in good health, while liY'
ing in accordance with their usual habits,
take every day FIVE drops of the saturated
spirits of camphor upon small lump oi
sugar (water must never be used as q
medium, or the camphor will become
solid, and its curative properties cease,
and repeat the dose three or four times q
day. Spices, aromatic herbs, coffee, tea
and spirituous liquors should be avoided y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-08-15
WOOIfn New York.

From the Economist Of August 4.
The market is remarkably quiet, yet
holders are not disposed to make any
further concessions, believing that wool
has seen as low a point as it will reach
for some time to come. Manufacturers
still keep out of the market, knowing,
however, that their stocks are light, and
though not making large profits, yet
their inducements are sufficient to keep
them running, and the prospect for
plentiful supply of water is better than it
was on the 1st of May This being the
case, all the wool will be wanted, and
the remarkable supply of money prevents
many from forcing sales at the present
time and gold at $50, with the present
duty, which now fixes the cost at the
port of Importation, in place of exporta-
ton, which will increase the duty on
some of the Mestizas to &c per 10.
We do not think that the wool trade
is entirely defunct if the tariff bill did
not pass; neither do we believe that the
wool intesest is entirely dependent on a
tariff. We believe that wool will be
found to be worth good round sum, and
that farmers will find wool growing to be
one of their most lucrative operations,
with the tariff even as it Is. America
can raise every other agricultural product
without protection, and supply foreign
markets with wheat, pork and beef, sue
cessfuly competing with the cheap labor
and capital of foreign countries, and If
our farmers can successfully compete
with the foreign farmers in their own
markets with these commodities, we be-
lieYe they can successfully compete with
the foreign wool grower, with gold at $50,
and the present tariff in our market.
But the question is not so much at the
present time with the farmer as it is with
the spectators. They rushed madly and
wildly into the market in anticipation of
a tariff that would carry wool up to 10c
per lb. And now that the anticipated
tariff has slipped through their fingers,
and wool has sought its true level, they
may, if they are now as cowardly as they
have been foolish, rush their wool as rap
idly on the market as they rushed it into
the market, carry wool down below its
level to 10 cents per pound. 1t will be
remembered that in March, holders be-
came very weak kneed, and rushed their
wool into the market, when it rapidly
fell. and an active demand Immediately
ensued, and prices advanced, and buyers
ransacked the whole West for wool, in
order to obtain supply to carry them
along till the new clip should be fairly
upon the market. The prospects of the
are not worse now than
they were then, and the wool prospects
are equally as good. When the buyers left
the West, they did so with the determin-
alton to return as soon as prices receeded.
There has been some buying from
farmers the past week, and we under
stand that prices have again advanced in
Ohio.