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AUCTION SALES.

b ,:ss ai.1t: sisl =. E. Ms eani1: Co.,
s'''A'' ''r s., Z EN- b:sss and ll'A "
Ao0,,0: :tss 8 sstE::ssstia: =. TN
M r hH !. oo,d fsssSs,:ry e 1857 :; se.ssk
a.cI,nsr! Tor Saw Mifi- never. nse1
sri: sG sssssl. r ts@ Weed
Scrap 1Ion. 0aSt Iron Columns, Fire orstss, and
I've Sss1s w re rsss' Iron Axle. and soz..
An materials to BE- removed within ten days II.
:sss: .ut SScE.. s;'ir.IZ4i iYf.As sss s:
b s:i:;::ss S 4. i. ssssssssS ::s: :.:....
TO he ~ Of Heal f.ssss and Hca:ssoid Satni.
ne :oi de-
ssTistion, Horses, Oarriasss, Harasss, DC.
ne RsFuls; s. Is At our ..ls:ros% :,.rx TUES
isii.tf Aaesio SS;
HrHs65o SNt IsAIas s 9o;, o AgST,OH AND
Sale. .. Ta.:isY. F@ H a.d n ana
SATURDAY PG Z, Bso s5a iSSssa Salesman
- full assortment 81 Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes
FURNISHING Goods. Crockery. TIN Ware, Stoves
&c always on hand II private sale. Dash sd
'anc'd on CONSIGNMENT sIso =.
Wholesale and Retail De aiers in Hardware and
Tin Ware, Stoves, 30, los. 227 and 23l,
1th street, between NJ and n.
large quantity of Government stock. consist
ing Of Blankets, Sheets, Pillows, Shirts Clothing
Sarts, arness, wagons, Wagon Wheels, Wheel
b.Tr0w, Trucks, Platform Scales, Counter Scales,
CIQckery, Lam 20, Lanterns, Tar, Paiut, and so O1
joints stove Pipe. Also, large quantity Of second
hand Stoves. with many other articles toe nm
msrou. 20 euumer ate. The goods are nearly new
and Will be sold ct almost any price to suit
Ja16-lm II. COLMAN q 90.
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DROPOsALs FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
Il BRIDGE

MAfOkB OFHICks FEB 1907.
Proposals will be recei we'd at the Mayors ONCE
specthcattsns, and construction of either an Iron
or Wooden Bridge, at the tsrmin Ation Of X street
feet vide and rs feet tolg. and not less than IA
feet above the surface of the water. ct 10 tide,
or, City Hall. RIOHARD WALLAOH.
10 4-oOto .-.f-.# Mayor.
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fRIEsHNAR.

Pro.sos,p SfFlfEs yH1h h,trrrrss PAT.
ont II InSiaad, ssd ssesred By the seals Of the
ioole Do Phaymacie de Paris, and the Imperial
frisssGsF 10. i, u ths ofFcctual remedy lsr RS-
lsxetio1, eDefmathorrhoea, end 1xhslstion Of
the oystem.7 Trio0Onar uo. has entirely super
ssdcd tie nscssoss lss OF Copevis, Cubs9s. Ae,
Trlsssmas No, o the infallibte remedy Tor ell
atiag the Sse q nsrslry ind ell othsr Aslstsrfoas
s6iS LSSoneo secures frsn the effects OF eli.
mate and changss q ssnoslnsrs y m cs;es, g
49,. NJ savlnS o. Divided in ssDarets dosss
9 sdninistsrsd Pi yslpssu. ssilam snds' az.
sGSoi:sa,s ana rsesi! by Dr.. BARROW, No. Isl
BlsecksF street. - 1Ssf n,n =. see Penn,
81 = I'd -. s'sI nj & = . IohD' No. s''
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RAILROADS. ,

1866 rsuss1tsesaisAfzz .ours 1867
&Ae 81 81
10 tn sosfHwIsT, SOUTH, AHD soufH.
..s ~ 49, s1.ssSs.Ss nD i. u. r..n. Will
W''l..s'0a: II g. Baltimore x !.
ID sslzi :sssSssaEssri ..! s.
~: ~; s:ss::s ~: 8
+: S sss raj. =: ' !: I. s x:,s
nssSGs frs q. g:,s,.es. 70 RoGSEsfEs and
P.:::Ds.r: b. 81: To sss from B.ls,nor. h.v.
pff6ITs :ss q e 1ifsae ~ sAans:' 1. 0aios
A.: a :ss::. "a "a 3 w.,
Pss:sessrs Ifsssri.S sies.ss 81 this once cen
' OF '''is'' wILxrE, , n. T., ..;s.
I'D b! q s0TsS "a Gen. -.''. As'as' 49,,
1bIHf TsS
Rs
a Ir.,.: Ss:y:sn w..nnasos ssd he. York 's are
FOB EiW ioRk. .i.ho.. chang. Of cars.
o.. Lcs.e daily (excsDt Sunday q t:3 Q. =. and
FOB NEW YORK. changing cars At PhilsAsl.
Leave daily tsxesDt Sunday, At HIS O. -. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
hea ~ cs.y except Sunday at 7:@ and Ills o.
Ls.y. for Kew f Hs s .Sd .. ss
N only.
eleepins cars for Kew Ysrk on SO p N. raln
daily. = =
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
Boston, can be had ct the Station Once st ell hours
In the day. a. we'll At the new ONCE IN the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, Aetweeu 9Th and 1th streets.
Bee Baltimore and Ohio Rail road sdvertisenent
Anna polls, AND the West.
NJ COLE General Ticket Agent
CLIO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent. Washing ton.
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OeI D1e. CsnsnHsssSsV q Ssbstste.ee,
Sealed Proposals., in duplicate. are inviteS until
TUEsDA1 February 10 1885. At II N. for fur.
Oornmeal that may be required from the 1lth Of
February, 1857, until the Dth Of June. 1857.
etoEeheuses; in the Monument Lot. and Six til
street Wha RI or At the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road Depot, at such times and In such an ies
notice. ''' "s''
The Csrnmeal to be delivered In coed. souud
-four barrels. essh containing one hundred and
ninety elk (196l pounds; to BE- fresh ground, and
spected before it IL received. ~ -
Payments will be made In such funds a. the Gov.
ernuent may furnish fer disbursements
Bids must Be addressed to the und ersieued at
No. 22S "0" street, endorsed :. Proposals for
Cornneal." G. BELL.
10 13-4t Major and 6, g., o. g. A.
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ClNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERsrY-
g. - Passenger and IIsisht Depot in Esw York,
tooa o. Lisetty street: Connects at Hampton
Western Railroad, and ct Eastbn with the Letish
Valley Railroad aad fts connections, fermiug a
direct line to Pfttssurg and the West without
ALLEHrowH LINE TO TIE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily for the West, ercept
s9sa lesly rnsn one sh Train in the evening
70 chicago, Cincinnati, 81. Louis, &C., With but
one change q cars.
wINTBR ARRAH0EMENrs.
OonnDes cling January Z, lssI-Leave New York az
go A. M.-ror Easton, bethlehem, March
Chunk, Wiiliansport, wilkssbarre, Mahsnoy
$40 A NJ NAN TRArN-FoE Ylsminston, kas-
ton, Water Gap, scraatoU, wiikesbarre, Great
Bend. PittsSure. BinghamtoH, &C.,
town, Harrisburg, Pittsburg, and the West, with
but one change Of cars to Cincinnati or Ohicsga,
And bit two ssspses to ST. Lsais Oo1nse.. e
phis and Eric Rosds, for Erie and the Oil Re
H 4. TnsIs-For Ea.tsn. Allentown, Msueh
If. M.-rOr IastOn. Bsthlehsm, and Mach
sP. M.-For somsrville aud Fieniuetca.
xsP; -Eor sasson, ks.dia{ Hsrrtsouss. Wi.
80 p, M.-For somsrviiis.
,On sssa,ls
slssDins care through from jersey City to Pits-
qASdisieoai Ssins are run 10 Bergen Point.
TIiieSssSi or the west can b ebtai.sa ct the once
Of the Central RailrosA Of Hev jersey, foo; Of
Liberty street, North River. st No. Astor uouse,
Nos. ast, All, ss6 Brosdwsy. snd ct No 10
ss1s JosIAH o. STE. RNs, Superintendent.
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PROPOSALS.


- J.. Heassry .Dspaytssssf, 4
eseled proposals win be received ct THE once
1ntil ~ srlock m February =, 1851, for furnish
0..) .eco barrels Of Hydr aulie Cement 500 Ser.
Ieis g be delivered on or before April i, 1881,
vhSle 70 30 OF the very best quality and subjec ct
10 tns tsss insleetion: and approval Of the In.
All bids must be secompsnied by the guarantee
o. some res Ionsible person that the BIDDER Will
him.
The pspartment reserves the right 70 reject ANY
Government to do 20, and no bid will be consid-
cred that does not conform to the reQuirements Of
this adv0r tiseNent. LL
Dide 70 be enclosed In sealed envelope and On.
dorsed proposals for Oemsnt.n
A. D. MULLBTT.
es IChron Supervising Architect
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GondAy.. Ns' eAeo"
Cincinnati Express arrives daily. An oths,
trains daily except Sunday. '
PSesensers leaving Lock Haven at N, snd
Wuuenspoft q 40 O. m, reach Phiiadelphia
Hithont change Of cars, T. ON Willianeeort, by
Oay Bxpress. ct 8 o. D N ~
The PeAnsylyanis Railroad ConDsny wsh NOT
eseume any risk Tor Bag age, except for Wearing
ARperei, Hnd limit their responsibiity to One
ing tnat amount In value, will be &C the risk Of
the owner; unlees taken BY ssscial contract
Tor further inform alton apply 10
JOHN Q. ALLEN, Ticket Agent, 63l Chest.
nut street.
sAMUEL II. WALLACE. Ticket Agent ct the
Sunday.
Fer full particular. e to fare and ace,uuods
tons apply to FRANCIS FINK, 49, DscI ct.
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TAPoHrAHr SALE q, aoviRHMlMr WIS.

IAPosrAHr SAL. q sEr aovrR1Asar WIS.
gei,s sss .Hss r.. Jsnasry g 9r ts
.: s:d a. Hues sne.on 2. tSs H:rt 81 Bal
s5f.sS 1s1Di%hSssEI. sEs E III 'e cosno.
It,: ss:4 Fl
rare sIportunity IL Afforded In the sale Of this
steeper to Iersons desiring to purchase 8 really
She j. Of light drafs the engine and boiler. Ar.
IN NEST s1cellsnt cenditioa. sna the hull psriecs
Il Is Believed thst fer sis. and build tb. s.,mo.
Roiit.n sur pessee any vessel hitAsrts offered By
Terms cash. In Government funds. on dag Of
Further particulars may be learned upon .ppl,.
n::: HSksTs. fsoSAs P' o Ua'' M. Is.
By order Of the Quartermastsr General.
o.,,.,n and A. 4 s. . KadMsSALL,
fel-At Depot Quarsermsstsr.
CONVENIENT SALE. - ~ -
!ss'. sks s'siH 7: aISs9sH1tIssH. sS
ssv-ney-hvs acres Of lead, near San Antonio.
Sealed f.eSc::: ip WIN be received
1arssnane'' s'SS;s;i::i sss ss:s /; se;.S ~
Containing rwsLyE sEssr JIM vArs,
FlFfY'rwo wO99pp1E yATS,
and capable Of tanning aftssn th ous.sd hides Der
UsI srEAM SAW MILL, cap.bl. Of saving
QNS snALL sTOSE BuIGpIua. Il
tie s:n .ssSfS
:ss.s !. s'. .:s
made by the late ,o-e.l!ed Confederate Govern
msaat' and are estimated to have cost slsOO in
The property has been u.der lease for the year
A; ~; |. VA = gwen
sIan.hs TsnnerJ ana Saw Mi. sss I'D .s::sd
S,s Meier Cen: Act. oo.. B. E, aiRRD =, and
A. l., Gaivsst0a. Texas. js ai-Nt
GOvERshEH1 HABAIss.
aceo setss TEAM HARNHeS. s5,Is n
500 coLL4ss ana fEAa ssiDi.s. -,
Me0LILLAN SAP DLBs, 3 a.,
.fs RIDING BKlDLBo, 80
IS -. AALrIBe, hAM1s. 3d., &c.
:. :Sis 10. a:fSiia 50 spa vi"
1sr-~ - sne 81 Louisiana avenue.
M AihadaAoocoRRiss ,. rA.,z4s5 sg,..,., :.
NArL ADDS LlE ...9-.-.
OROOOLAf PA8 lxglLLIHgD.
fhis ,Trspls ysnins CHoOOiATY - snpssisr
IN eualjty end flavor 70 any other made In this
souAsrS, and 70 prepared s,Rsc!aIy for table use
tGs3. ..rs = ;isS s va !st!.;.
hS .,--rE E--EL ssder nbbits Hoa:s,
WALsur BsAeKtrs, f CT i7--7I q
4 large variety corner and side - y
. 2 -. WALNUT beAOkeTa "a n
D y. - Lxo. Iss It'll ssrsss sa:cs: sSey.S
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COLUMBIA HesPITAAhh FOB WOMB
:. ~ LYINQ-IM ASYLUM,
rourtsenth street 4 circle } corner Of II street
20 WaahiuR tOu n O. "t p =

Vsshin .ton n a
.eA--.t "ssoins'on' w. i. .t-f ~.
This Insta tuition hes been estabiishsd for the n
ssses Decuffar to Their sex. ana for the sdwssinn
a. snoh femaias q msx rSonfrS tS1 ocesre. - ~
lyinG-in ehanber
TSe building % situated In the most healthy Ser.
don Of the District, Vurrounded By IN On
grounds. OarS pass the door every 1ye minutes
e :ss.Ids;s s;! vitS . r. req i
icaI aSd surSiesi Ssssndsaos. ~. =" - ea'
- uEpIOAL srAPr "a
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RUILDINQs AT CONvALEsCENTO CAMP
ID AUCTION

ChiJ QHartsrmaster's QNce, Depot Of Wask,nTtons
WaShtHst0a, ID. C. February 8, 1857 {
~ order Of the Quarterm aster General, the
buildings at Gonzales cent Camp, betwe en- the
Long Bridge and Alexandria, will be sold at pub
lie auction on TOESDAY, March s, under tse gu
pervision Of Brevst Lieut.. Dol James n. Moore
A. Y. III. sale to commence at 10 O'Clock
THESE buildings comprise q Barracks, 6 Mess
Houses Hospital Wards. Store Houses, I Lsun.
dry,l wash House. 2 Offices, 2 Stables 1 Shed and
sinks, which vary In size from 7x20 feet to 2sxI75
buildings will be sold sinsly.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
Fifteen days from date Of sale will be granted
purchasers to remove their buildings.
OHAS. H. TOMPKINS,
Brev0t BFfR Gen DAuf
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Breyet Brig Gen. Dept U, n. General,
fe9-31J Act,g Chief U. M DEPOT w on

GoHERAAENT SALE AT CHARLESTON,
The following Ordnsoee Pro,er,v vii, hs .o,a
H5ss .'Ss9r q. the E,tsS s:s.:
eommenein9 a. no o Sl htvNDAf' march 4, iS"'
sSat @ met met tons ton: SsHnoD Cast Iron
half ha1. J.uaS. .Gs %:s. .t,s S
ABOUT leo tens Loaded Shell.
A Asut Il tons Scrap WI ought Iron.
81 Wooden Artii Or! Oarri.ss:, ironeS.
ASout 7ee n Cns1iss' irSnsd z.o uua,. o
Ssrtsiase Boxes, and . quantity OF other Leather
large Hand Fire Engine, tbaiIt BY Agnew,
About ], 200 barrels Unssryiceable Powder.
Gsiing principally O Hustet Appsndsgss, Rags,
Rope, implements: Miscslla neous Tools SC DC.
Terms Cash on The day OF sale, In United States
Ample time allowed for the removal of Proper
will revert to the Governments. - -
By authority Of Chief Of Ordnsnee. -.
Capt. Ordnance and Bvt MAJOR. T. a.,
fes-s&mtd Commanding Charisstos Arsenal.
I ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING.
.Depot Qsarierr,asse,'s OSes. I
VIII b. Bo!tiT .su M : Tsbrusry 8; lsG:
ssltinsTs, q eo,srsmsns sseE.Ssas.. No %
S TsS1n! x2t:w ssTest, on WSDHnsOAY, II NJ
Az xsRsH = CLOTHING. .
:. s9is INV YORK ST Ars yACKurs.
fsfus to troops:
IN som. more Or 'i ss: came
sale viii place in lot. e suit purchasers.
y q y: :;
A. 3: kIABALL, Captain,
md Assistant es.iP' :.ss
ns,m 10: is south 0hs:l:: street.
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pniiadeiphfa Express leaves daily. All other
Trains daily. except SUNDAY.
Passengers by Mail Train &c To Whit m.nor.
ven at 10 p, m.
Passengers by Mail Train 60 TO OarIi.ls an,
Chsmhersbure without change Of care
Sleeping Oar Tickets can be had on application
at the Ticket Once. 60 Ohes tut street
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J: q. i ssss ' :: IS
street.. ORA s,cP: Bn9Mh cOn
dsA.H5 e. He, as 9th st.. between = ssd =. :
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~THE MOST WONDERFUL MEDICINE
ever knoun 90 1an 10 MBTCALIE'5 GREAT
kn1UaATIO Rk4kDT, Tell Jour afflicted
fs s..osu Wy ss.E~ SO FORD. Ac,m.
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N1AcXy1ILlAH GOLDFISH. .ass C,
Az m youpSs large sHeRl COpHIea. &c
sssrs siys AZ "a ~ AZ g oar sharf, "a the
foss al ssvsntS q. r. B1OwN Q son.
dsls.n No. A6s Ninth st.. ses. end ..
Botss; liz 0SSrsossr ssd sChsrs.esiistiq
sl&i.w1t?lIf': ia 1s3S ~ ~ ss In. g
~ dS ;sPs N.l :; *. . S:s:;
s:ss1 x;:;n ssss: . - =: % ~ 1s.sss ~ IL
~ sA; |" 49, yIAu0k 1AYtoB.
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r 4 o q RI FL IDi

W.. 7. 0oL La s cyAsI.:r nAKss AID
0oev SAss uaoufeeturer. echool Puruaturs VA
az HTSu.ssu, nisnins 3arsrooms. New and
and sold. RsIsirtas. gpholsssrin9, and vsrnssh.
Ing done sf the 1bortest astiss. soatheast corner
Of sth end eefsees north, No. IL Dc 49,
pIiLis TIE a. 81 SECOND; % Charles osy.rr..
bach Drcitsneitch lst.ospset tor Jsnasry.
sSHIs'ses r ,2s f'Sc 1siSf 70 NE Aaskss sed
hsrYisSss sovei By Mi1 nuioch The idys".
trrss q ccnmpi tIlnsesetsa. The esessenas 5
bi y R8AACK fAYLoR.
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COLGATE h CO.'S

..sa " y o o AP
hsconmendsd for cHAPPED HASBs and for ssnsral
TOILET use during COLD wsArHlR. II may be
obtained OF all druggists and fsnsy soods dealers
feb soly -. -. :"
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RIMIDIAL IHsrITUTE FOB SPECIAL
CASBS,
Ia II Rond atPo>t Mo- Yovk

~Iull information, with the hisksa tssttnso
eta!s; also, Book on Spsesai Diseases, sealed
earelope, ssntfree. ~ Be sure and send Jov tien
and yoE viii not yssrst it: for. advertising PHI
nefans are generally ssnpsstors. without reJereace
No stranger should be trusted. Enclose Q stsnI
for postage aid direct to BIB. LAWRENCE. No
IL Bond street. New Yerk no L. DkW WY
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sECRBT DISlAsHs.
SURELY, STEADIL Y
SUCCESSFULLY,
snOLAHDERy EXTRACT HUCKU

fAAk NO OTHER BUCKS CO.,
SSsA - al ADoshscaFiss Price q. p. BARakn
CO., uew York, md BAKNIe, WARD CO. =,
asv oriseas, seatAssn Agents. BURL1IGH .
RoG1ks, Wholesale Drlssists, Desssa. Mass
General Assso. h lAu
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TNdtns Lea-e Depot, Viz,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-09-13

of Congress to regulate suffrage in the
States. 1t is from the pen of Hon.
Lyman Trumbull. The conclusion to
which he comes is, that there are but
two ways of securing impartial suf-
frage throughout the States. One by
the several States adopting it; the
other by an amendment to the constr
tuition of the United States, ratified
by three-fourths of the States. But
time forbids more than the mention
of the foreign correspondence, the full
summary of news, political and eccle-
siastical, the book notices, the CON-
mercial articles, the agricultural de-
partment, the choice selections for
family reading; the able sermon by
DR.. Bushnell, &C., &C., which consti-
tute the ample contents of this num-
Der. We can only say that if this
advance sheet of The AdUGnce is a
true specimen of what it is to be, it will
find thousands of readers at the East
as we'll as in the Interior and the West
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.-The Board
of Managers Of the National Asylum
for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers met
in this city yesterday. There were
in attendance, President Johnson,
Gen. Grant, Gen. Butler, ex-Gov-
ernor Smyth, Gen. Martindale, Gen.
Lavender, Mr.. Yunckle and DR.. VOL
colt. Reports from the Asylums show
that there are now in the three Asy-
lums, located at Augusta, Me-, Column
bus, Ohio, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
600 disabled soldiers, and that 500
more with their families are aided by
outdoor relief at their own homes
Gen. Martindale, from the committee
on the location of a central asylum
reported the purchase of 500 acres
of land near Dayton, Ohio, which
was confirmed, and an appropriation
made for the immediate erection OF
the buildings at that place. These
with the new buildings in the cours'
of erection at Augusta and Milwau
kee, will accommodate 600 more
which, from the applications receives
for admission, the board think will b
required during the coming winter
Major Theodore Yates was electe
as governor of the northwestern
branch, and General Butler was mad
temporary treasurer, he giving bon
in the sum of 100000. The report
showed the several Asylums to be
a most fourishing condition.
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GENUINE CTTRE FOR TOOTHAcuE

GENUINE CURE FOR TooTHACHE.-
Those of our readers who have felt
the excruciating pangs of this disease,
and who, like ourselves, have expert
enced but little human sympathy On
such occasions, will no doubt be graft
fed to be in possession of a remedy
which will, in all probability forever
quiet the nnmerciful offender. On
one occasion, while labouring under
the torture of this distressing dis
ease, a friend entered the room, and
after learning the cause of our sui:
fering, exclaimed. why, my dear
friend, | can cure you in five minutes.
How p Have you any alum p Yes
Bring it, and some common SALT
They were produced. Our friend
pulverized them, and mixed them in
equal quantities; then wet small
piece of cotton, causing the mixed
powder to adhere, and placed it in
the hollow tooth. There said he
6 if that does not cure you, l will for
felt my head. 1t was as he predicted
On the introduction of the mixeG
alum and salt, sensation of GOODNESS
was experienced, which gradual,
subsidized, and with it the torment OF
the Observation-Disclosures pape-.
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THE LATE SENATOR MCDOUGAL.-
The funeral of ex-senator McDougal
of California, took place at Albany,
N. Y, on Friday, and was attended
by many of the leading politicians
of the State. The remains were de-
posted in vault in St. Peters
Church, but will be taken to Califor-
MIA. Referring to the deceased the
Albany Argus has the following:
Let not the reproach fall upon
him of acknowledgement He was, on
the other hand, self-denying, laborious
moderate in his wants and even in his
ambition, free from sensual indul.
gences. With such natures the stimu
lationof drinks excites the intellectual
nature, nature, not the passions. The
disproportion between his mental or
ganization and his physical nature
which called for this artificial aid
presents a problem to the physician
rather than the moralist. And ever
the physician may fail to meet the
case; for before him is always tn,
insolvable problem of pain, deca,
and death"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-09-13


Friend Earle 81 take the present
opportunity to give you a short &C
count Of my journey West as per
agreement. I left Vermont, August
II, and after dusty, tiresome ride
Of four days and nights, | arrived in
this city. We came via. Springfield,
Albany, Buffalo, thence by Lake shore
road to Chicago where we remained
over night. From thence we took
the Chicago and Northwestern road
to La Crosse. This is undoubtedly
the quickest route West, and | think
the cheapest, as there is less expense
by delays. There is much to inter-
est a person who has always been
pent up among the hills OF Vermont,
in a journey like this. All the way
along we see signs of wealth, thrift.
and intelligence. And person has
no idea of the vastness of our glorious
country, until be travels over it. Its
vast lakes over which the eye looks
in vain for an opposite shore, its ma
jestic rivers, and broad prairies Gov
cred with waving grass, all conspire
to fill one with a national pride that
he is an American. The wheat crop
of the West, the present year, exceeds
both in quantity and quality what it
ever has before. 1t is nearly all har-
vested and in splendid condition
Minnesota alone will have at least
100000 bushels for expectation.
Oats and other crops are also abund.
ant. We buy a good article of flour
here, now, for seven dollars per bbl.
and the very best for eight and a
half dollars per Dbl, and it is stated
that the best -four will soon be down
to FIVE dollars per Dbl. Corn is now
worth one dollar per bushel. Oats
forty cents, barley seventy-tve. Pc
tatoes one dollar per bushel. Sal
pork retails at fifteen cents pei
pound. Beef steak at II IL cents
per pound. You will notice tina
most of the necessaries of life arr
cheaper here than in Vermont. Ren
and wood are somewhat higher
although you can get solid cord OF
oak wood nicely fitted for the stow
and delivered for six dollars and
half.
But | will not tire You or you
readers by too lengthy letter thi
time, but give you a slight touch fror
time to time, as the spirit moves.
Yours truly, V.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-09-13

SENSIBLE MOvEMENT.-It is stated
that project is on foot to erect
large hotel at the White Mountains
on the site OF the old Fabyan ground,
to contain over 800 rooms and to be
SO conducted as to obviate extortion-
ate charges, by dispensing with costly
table luxuries obtained from the city,
and making a speciality of articles of
food peculiar to mountain regions,
such as fresh lamb, beef, brook trout,
all descriptions OF berries, and fresh
vegetables, honey, &C., to be. dis
pensed at moderate charge. Such
a hotel would be very popular.