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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20
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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

Ny Extract sarsaparillai is Flood Purifier ny Extract
Buchu is Diuretic and viii act such in oil cases
Both arc prepared purely scientific princlples-t
Tdcuo-a1d the most active Of either that
can be made ready and conclusive test viii be com
parison Of their properties with those forth in the fol
lowing works:
See Dispensator7 Of the United States.
See Professor DEVICES valuable works the Practice
OF Physic.
Sec remarks made By the celebrated Dr. PHTsIc, Pha.
See remarks made b. Dr. EPHEAII MCDOWELL, celc-
brated Physician and Member Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons ireland, and published II the Transactions Of
the King and Queens Journal.
See BIedico-ChrurgicaI Review, published by BESJ'N
TEAvERs, Fellow OF the Royal College Of Surgeons,
See most Of the late standard works on Medicine,
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20
HELMBoLD,s BOSE WASH,

dELMBUlIU'5 hJ5G WAoh5
An excellent Lotion for diseases arising from habits OF
dissipation used in connection with the Extracts Buchu
and sarsaparila IN such diseases recommended Ey
dence OF the most responsible and reliable character VIII
accompany the medicines. Also explicit directions for
use, Ct bHdred3 Of thousands living Witnesses and up
wards Of $1,000 unsolicited certificates and recome enda-
including eminent Physicians, Clergyman, Statesmen
The Proprietor has never resored to their publication in
the newspapers he does not do this from the fact that his
articles rank Standard Preparations and do not need
to be proppcd up By certificates.
The Science Of Medicine, like the Doric Column should
stand simple, pure, majestic having Fact for its basis
Induction for its pillar and Truth alone for its Capital
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20
AN UNHEALTHY HoUsE.-A dark

AN UNHEALTHY HoUsE.-A dark house
is always anunhealthy house; always an i'll
~ired house, always a dirty house. Want Of
kht stops growth, and promotes scrofula,
ickets, ETC., among children. People lose
heir health in an unhealthy house, and If
hey get i'll they cannot get well again in it.
Three, out Of many negHgences and ignor-
ances in managing the health Of houses gen
orally, 1 viii here mention specimens: First
that the female head in charge Of any build
ing does not think it necessary to visit every
hole and corner Of it every day. Second,
that it is rot considered essential to air, to
sun, and 10 clean rooms when uninhabited.
Third, one window is considered enough to
air a room.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20
.CCROFULA.

SCkUF u LA.
All Medical Men agree that IODINE IL the BEST
REMEDY for SCTufuia and ali kindred diseases ever
discovered. The difficulty has been To obtain a PuRg
SOLnTIJN OF IT,
Her, ER. ARdeFS Iodine Water
Is Pure Solution 5f IodiUe, WITHOUT A SOL
FFNF Containing Full Grain to each ounce Of
water.
A most POwerfnl Yitalizing Agent and
Restorative.
HAS cured and WILL cure SCROFULA in all its mani
fold forms.
ULCERS, CANCERS, SYPHILISSAI.T Rf&t5M
and II aas been used with astonishing success in ca
Scs Of Rheumat sni, yspGP SAT Con sumption Female
Complaints, Heart Liver and Kidney Disc ises, ,Ge.
Circulars Will be FBEE TO any one sending their
address.
Price Si,CG bottle. or s fer $500
Prepared by Dr H. ANUERS, Physician & Chemist :
For Sale by
J. ?. DINSMORE, SO Dey st. New Y
And by all Druggists.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20
zF-CUTrNG Up AND PRESERVING. =

cutting up beef for sailing, regard should
be had to the size Of the pieces, and theirre-
htion to each other when put down. In
other words, a family resemblance should be
preserved in the different strata, as placed
in the barrel. When designed for family
use it will be found convenient to cut into
pieces suited to days consumption. For
preserving the meat the n. E. Farmer say
sPack the pieces in casks, giving slight
sprinkling of salt between each piece; cover
with pickle by boiling together, in four
gallons of water, eight pounds Of salt, three
pounds brown sugar, three ounces saltpeHe,
one ounce pearlash, for one hundred pounds
Of meat, that itmay be immersed in thepick-
le. Put down inthis way, beef viii keep a
year, and rather improve by age.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

How TO FREsHEN SALT FIsH.-AIany
persons who are in the habit Of freshening
mackeral or other salt fish, never dream
that there is right and wrong way to do
it. Any one who has seen the process of
evaporation going onat the saltworks, knows
that salt falls to the bottom. Just so it Is in
the pan where your mackeral lies soaking
and as it lies with the skin and side down,
the salt falls to the bottom Of the pan, and
the fish comes out freshened as it should ; in
the other case it Is nearly as salt aswhen put
in. fyou do not believe this test the matter
for yourselves
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

Who should have a good garden if not
the farmer? He has plentp Of land, team,
and as much manure ashecan spare. There
is no class of people to whose families a gar
den is a greater convenience or more press
ing necessity, than the farming class. Re
moved far from that access to a daily mar
ket which makes up for the want Of gar
den to townand city residents, the farmer 5
household must do without fresh vegetables
and fruits unless they are home produced.
Without garden, the winter diet is mainlj
bread, meat, and potatoes.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20
AGRICULTURAL.
Muscle and machinery.

The great objection to farming hitherto
mas been hard work. Farm labor is done
foo much by hand What manufacturer Of
present day could succeed with only such
ID The human drudgeof the farm would
rise physically and intellectually in his call
i ing. Farmers cannot afford to be machines
= when thinking powerrules the world. They
must use machinery, and harness either
~ gLhd or horse power to their car !.
- must ever be the common motor q
as it is within the reach OF all
over the farmer can NOV ana
Aitch, thresh aud grind sa"
.tsand crush roots 1t Is
rE.z sthose did who lived
Kris higher, taxes are
"a ~ Ssercial values rising a
must arise than the past
a Iae farmer viii 'go under.
valleys ever become properly
.ae farmer has got work to do
asst be stopped, time economized,
-. and social elevation must be
{. sel- -4rs, clubs must be sustained,
It supersede muscle. To
.ss tolerable, it must be
# yielding something besides
Ad, and that is about all that
W Hitherto shown. Farming will
Jitable when the farmer under
IfnseIf and saves all that he now
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
i Is PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE
PrOtOXide OF Iron,
new discovery IN medicine which
STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE. BY
supplying the Blood with its VITAL rRINcIrLE or
LIVER ELENENT-IRON
This is the secret Of the wonderful success of this
remedy IN curing
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy,
Chronic Diarrh9a, BoiIs, Nervous
Affections, Chills and Fevers,
HumOrs Loss Of Cousti-
tudOnal vigor, Diseases
of the Kidneys &
Bladder, Female
Com plants,
and all diseases originating ina
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD
accompanied by Debility or a low state Of the
Being free from Alcohol M any form. i,s ener,iz
ing efeCrs not foil owed by Curresp pudIug rar-
uou but are permanent, ,iufusiuE streug H. VIZ. and
up an RON CONSTITUTION.
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBlNTY
From the Venerable Archdra.,u SCOTT, u. D.
DUNHAM- Canada El-t. March p, 1865.
than 25 years standing"
- have 80 wonderfully benefited in the
ruvIan Yrup an can scarcely persuade myseI of
the reality. People who have known me are aston
Ishcd at the charge. | aw widely known and can
but recommend TO Others that which has done so
A CASE OF p YEARS STANDING CUREn.
From INSLEY JEWE1'F, No Is Avon Place Boston
''L have suffered and sometimes severely. for 81
years, from dyspgptic, ] CONNIE need taking the Pc
ruviau syrup, and found Immediate benefit from it.
In tine course Ofthree or four weeks entirely
relieved from my suHerngs. and have enjoyed unin-
terruptrd health ever since"
AN EMINENT DIVINE OF BOSTON. SAWS.
Il have been using the Peruvian Syrup for some
time past; it gives me new VigoT BuOyanCy Of spir
ITS, Elasticity Cf Muscle
Thousands hare been changed By the Of this remedy
from reak, kgSuGsriHg Creatures to strong healthy
and hqpPg and COmcH and RUdtdS redsORG-
big hesitate 20 gree II a tr1aI,
\ pamphlet Of - pages containing certificates OF
cures and recommendations from some Of the most
eminent physicians, clergymen, and others, will be
/ sent FREE any address.
J-5-See that each bottlehas PERuvIN SYRUP blown
I IN the glass.
FOR SALE BY
7. 2. DINSMORE, Proprietor, 30 Dey st New York
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20
K BREEDING Sow.-Should be square

e BREEDING SOW.-cnOuIu DC squdIC
4 1t, with short nose and ears, short legs
nd back, with latter hollow shoulders
should be heavy and deep, should not breed
until a year old, and never but one litter the
first year Then, if she proves good milk
er, let her raise two litters year. l speak
of her being a good mixer. This is as es-
sential in good breeding sow as in good
mare. Such an animal viii raise better pigs,
and, Of course, her progeny will be better
hogs for market. find that hasty pudding
and milk for the supper and breakfast and
j rnfor dinner, constitute a very good diet
"A breeding SOW. A great many farmers
lfallep an error in not allowing
nty s. 2 for a bed. Many build a
q der to avoid giving much
~ Z run to straw stack and She
A2 so suit herself If this is
ze should have plenty Of
= ttend to these matters,
a ill warrant ~ quble in raising pigs
soldest weather. PraHie Farmer.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

SHEEP IsNG.-The Maine Farnle5-
says that H. G. Abbott, of North Yassal-
boro', has for several years been making ez-
periments In sheep-rearing, in the effort to
obtain medium breed between the Spanish
and natives, so as to combine good quality
of wool with mutton, each point being about
equal in value. He has succeeded in pro-
ducing a flock of very fine appearance and
>quality.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

SELECTING SHEEP.-The approved form
in sheep IS general roundness Of shape and
fnenesso sof bone. The chest should be broad,
the ribs well arched, the back andloins broad
fiat and straight; the limbs should be short
in proportion to the body, the head small,
the ears thin, the skin soft and elastic, the
wool soft to the touch, thick, and coming
well forward to the face, but not covering it
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20
BLOOD BLOOD! BLOOD!
HeITnbOId7S

HIGHLY CoSCESTEArED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SRRSAPBRILLA
Tor purifying the Blood, removing C chronic corst1
HOnaI diseases arising from an i1pure state OF tie Hood
and the only reliable and eGcCuGl known remedy for TIC
cure Of ScrofGa, scaId Head, Salt Icul, Pains aHl
EEcI1Es Of the Boncs, U1ccraons Of The Throat and
Legs BIotclcs Piplcs the Face letter, Lry speai
and all scGIy Eruptions Of the Skint
AND BRAUTIREING THE COAIFEEEION.
NOT A FEW
OF the worst disorders that Gct mankind arise from tLo
corruption that cccuuiacs in the Blood Of eli tho ds-
covecs that have DCen made TO purge it out mono cl
equal in effect IrLxEoLD's CO1-POU-D EXTRACT or SaE-
sAFArI-LA It ccGrscs and rGuOvates the Flood icstis
tho vgcr Of health into the system and purges ont Tho
hurnOrs which make disease. It stimulates tie EcaEy
fuconsg tho body, and cpels the disorders that grow
GnGranlEln the blood. Such Q remedy that could be
relied on has long been soCght for and Eo for the first
time the public have which they can depend Our
spacoherc does not admit show its eGcct
but the trial Of single bottle VIII show TO the sick thc
has its virtues surprising anything they have ever taken
Two tablespoonful the Extract OF Sarsaparila added
70 pint Of water equal the Lisbon Dict Drink and
one bottle fully cqu-l 30 gallon ofthe syrup Of sarsa-
pariIla, OF the dcCoction as usually made
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

4 SALT AND ASHES FoR HoRsaEs. A cor
rspondent of the. 1aIrie FarmM saws he
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

In uany affections peculiar TO Females, the EETAcr
TrcU Is unequaIed by any other remedy, and for all
COZ plants Incident to the sex, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE,
II SEE SYMPTOMS ABovE.
E- No Family should be without It:
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1867-02-20

J. P. DTNSMORE, SO Dey Street, New York
SETH W FOWLE, & SON, Proprietors Boston.
By ALL DRUGGISTS,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
PROTECTED EXTENSIVE RAILROAD AND CANAL
IMPROVEMENTS.

Messrs. Peter Cooper, William Cullen Bryant
and others are arrangng to hold public meeting In TINS
city at an early date, under the auspices of the Assoc
alton for the Advancement of Science and Art to consider
the best means of improving and chcapenng lansport
on ON this occasion the subject Of an Atlantic Drach
of the Union Pacific Railroad, an air lire road IRON the
Atlantic Ocean ST. Louis, Mo, Il 10 be discussed IL Is
proposed start this line from point on thc southcr
side of the James River TO Petersburg thence IN drcct
line to Lynchburg, Pattensburg, BOteourt C0NlE
ton Allegheny Co., Va: Lewisburg, Greenbr@ CO. w
Va Boone G. H.. Boone Co.. ArrOcOina G. H. ana Burn
ing Springs Logan Co.. W. Va PaintsNlllc johnson o.
XIV: West Liberty, Morgan Co.; Winchester clarke Coi
lexington Fayctc Co.; Versailles, Wood Co.; leWIsNlc
Jefferson Co. Ky; New Albany, MooIsv", Galcna, anu
Grconvillc Floyd Co, Ind; Palmyra Harrison 1o ffed
crlck,burg Washington Co; ChaWbcISouIE, lanl' ana
New.PrOspects Orange Co.; NachcZ ana NJ Pleasant,
Martin CO.; Black oak, Washington, aud Ldcn Daviess
90. Vnccnnes Knox Co.. Ind. Or what would make the
route more direct from Pau, Orange CO. across Martin
and Davies Counties 10 spauldng'Ic ana iueehncS'
Knox Co. Ind, using the present road 10 ~ LOUIS No.
still better would shorten the rouic coh-dc,
from New.Albany 10 Edwardsville and Georgctowii,
FLOYD Co. Ind: Salisbury and Barreu Harrison 'O alI-
ion and ut Prospects Crawford Cos Newton orange
Co; Knoxville Dubois Co; PlerceN lle Ictcr,hulg ana
StraSburg. Pike Co.; West Bucna VISTA. Gibson toi
Decker Knox Co, Ind; Armstrong, Wabash co; ~
Mt Erie, Enterprise J3husOnville. and blue io!ht,
Wavne CO.: RaccOOn and Junction, Marion Coz Hanover
and Looking Glass. Clinton Co; SrinEtoWn, Shloh 9hd
Frnchtown ST. Clair Co.. H.. thence Ia - LOUIS NO
Another inuroy emeut. In the form Of an extensive canal
to connect with the railroad. is proposed
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
u,yTrAN MAY-oF-wAR IN PORT

Tho Uavtian propeller Alexander Petion
reached this por on Saturday morning from NoriolA'
hitcr she had been towed in distress. The Alexander
potion came TO NewYor1 for extensive repairs HerNoy
oe bcpan proptiousy. but on the lst inst sc lost cl
der and bccame quite helpless. ON the f0lo"nEuay
ttc Pacific mail steamship Arizona was spoken ana l
trred of The P6ons condition. but the Arizona woud
render no aid save to take the llayuan crew OIL
hoard If they chose 10 abandon thelf 'eS,i. w.,
This the Haytian officers refusing 10 10 ,,tn soon
aferWard leak was discovered in the hold oil tho AoA
der Pftjon and water rapidly forced lls way Ih2 @ VI,
vessel But the leak having been partially sdoPI ra
temporary ruddcr constructed, strenuous 'ore how
made 10 reach the nearest port iiose teamcr
ever. nearly abOrye and had no tlic to El Worfolk
tI rcsult might have ensucd The AleNnnder reliol
renamed at Norfolk until the 2jth ls,,, oca & The
was tOwed 10 this city by the STILL The providence
,ronceT Gaucus and the property OF @ n,o NrI'nno ~ @
Seanship Company which soIl % - SIe fect onS g5 feet
10 hG nay yid % 10 feet 10 inches deep, has dIait
., iS fcet and is of l34i tuns burden er motive
P'iu, cvindprs a inches diameter WIN stIohc
nS fl,Tee feet These supplied WIN sleah I'm I'm
two tubular boilers, having u hae'al % odn - cast
T - r,nament consists of IL nfed Parrot guns
ranabe of throwing sold shot vi w iUv P, mn
weight Her officers are enr'eons o. and intcligcnt
IJ' ny s",ne of them are men OF superior
educaton The crew hunters loo men, ail stm4P@pns m @
~ ~ naval uniform Is similar TO that OF the
itcd states The fun uniform OF superior officer con
lnous heavy bullion cpaulcttos, and cooked nat, dec
oTofed with red and blue cOckade bearing hc arms
of the ilayan Republic worked In gold The following
list of the officers: Rear Adnlfal, kNlgNauAi 'dp
tain f. Clapham: Lieutenant. Hacquard Euslcns, Car
lard and PutrX: Doctor Percy Mdshipincn Iay ol ana
Oliver: Engineers. Hutchinson aud johns Inc leQil
after which her officers VIII he happy 10 receive All
American citizens who may think proper to visit them
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
WILL OF LIEUr-GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT.

The will of the late Gen. Scott which has
Just been proved provides, after the payment Of funeral
expenses and the payment Of just debts. that his property
Of every kind real and personal be divided among ms
three daughters. and is In terms as follows; be-
oueath 10 NV executors and 10 their survivors ana sue
ccssOrs my house aud lot In Ncwiork; my papers,
which Of value give 60 my eldest danehter Corca
winfield Scott, her during life Upon her death
said property be transferred 10 whom she NAV drsg
nate. further give 10 my daughter Corhcha NHh'd
All Of NV library except the marked volumes. my silver
ware medals. paintings, and my Louisiana sword be
oueath my Pulaski sword, which the Polish h-Amerlcan
hero had IN his hand when he fell 10 the United States
Military Academy and my Mexican gilt sw0~t to my
grandson Winfield scott Hoyt TO my second ana thifd
dauelters Camilla and Marcela, bcqucath % each an
e1ua third OF what money that falls due 20 my estate
from my publishers hereby appoint executors 9i thi'
nv last Will and testament the following friends, viz
John Chetwood esq, Of Elizabeth. \. j.. Gooid hoyt
esd one OF sOus-lnaw: H. X. Alden, former ald DE
cainp Of mine aud Schuyler Hamilton, another cN
addecamp executors 0f this last viii aud testament
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30

SALISBURY. GONNA Teachers Institute VIII
held Salisbury during week the sessions commencing to-day
MILFORD, CONN.-The fifth annual exhibition
the Milford Agricultural Society be opened at NIL
ford on Wednesday and closed Thursday.
ROCKLAND. CONN-The T0lland Comfy Agri-
cultural Society will hold its Geenh cattle show and exhibition
at Hyde Park in Rockville, Oct and J.
NEWPORT. II. 1.-The Sons of Temperance will
celebrate the collation. hall
Grafton the First Baptist Church by the Rev. j. D. Fulton Of
BRISTOL. r. 1.-The Narragansett Steamship
making addition their
landing Bristol The pier will extend line parallel with the south
side present wharf south westerly direction.
The extension be completed in about six weeks.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
The Hon Fd,,i,lf cto,ton -,

The Hon. Edwin VI. Stanton, eX-SccrciaIy Of War
arrived this Monday Dib l, fr aLI from
Bos'on shd speut he Weeh he residence Of La.e Ben % 10 West
HrliJ o. On Teiii on fh Cabinet ST. lol eub ccd
Tie Opportunity 70 s fora ein auotg De ed flo Nes ku and
80 pleasure which fle ,rinn4 duties of t Wa OGce
hsl long "rd4e 'H. Hs n te rff haI
~ ~ esme ife f.p gsL Do t Mr Bells Saturday
suoon No poss s dlJ with As .eli ST. Dy0I NtcAaaAc
ARR which Ae sA fsfnm loae
hoiell Young and Ions LevsOn two downtown
-'N .,e accused before Jultsr iteil rHlIf. qi
~ it' irrlsel arr sal 20 lasc .lr g. o.. Jnt
ai.r cert.a e. f
- Do y S.I..lll
~ fi' 30 cHf ard rI I.gt, s.s A.. lt,
'" ''N F'eitsi a.'~I Itl i.ei " ,ri laI
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
II THE CAMPBELL OBSERVATORY, BROOKLYN.

- H.. -. 1''''''7VVI 10 IDC FHTVTTIIrV UI UHC
% noi o']ens for that very handsome observatory in
ur',"l''' The following is brief description of the
u' - "' nam edihce is IS feet square with dome
room on cast The entire hight Of H. cd ro, ,
including dome. is "a fect t ttfc, Tho equatorial room
winch supports the telescope Is Of very w,de; % me pier
and Gtreiy independent Of the walls So S'a , masonry,
can odsst he least vbrallOn Tho dome iat hollg
case, ana s tIc work Of Mr. Phillip A. Poits Wiii
leeue Tie glass is l2inch rcfgctor win vi rongh-
tn'' OF u Icri ana made by Nj Alvin Clark ot LUZ us
Bridgeport Mass. The nish ol the building is Very Am Gn
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
COURT CALENDARs-TmIs DAY.

The Lancaster Press of the 2Sth inst. is graf
ihed to learn that Mr. stevens is recovering from tho
we're attack which prosracd him on Saturday last 10
will be great relief 10 the loyal people Of the nation 10
know that there is a fair prospect OF Their having his ser
vices in the approaching session OF Congress which bids
fair he OF the most exciting ana important ones
that ever convened. The prccalOus condition OF Mr.
stcyenss health has been of deep concern tO his
many friends for time past, and the monentor i'm
pOranCe he'd 10 the session at hand las added
Ia their uncasncss In regard 10 him His loss at this time
could be looked upon III other light than that Of
ti0na calamity but for the present. at least, they may
rest that the prospects are that lac VIII De able 10
do good and effective service IN the approaching cOnnlct
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
lAnnOunceIEelts.I |

Bankers and others ought to understand phys
iouomy order detect the when he attempts swne de-
fraud An expert glance and thus be bis guard
To learn how read Signs Character Mani
tested through temperament and External Forms With than
thousand Illustrations large volume handsomely bound s The
says the complete handbook upon the subject
s. Il. Wells, Publisher 70 389 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM SAVANNAH 29-In steamship Gen. Williams Schns
ter aad ly Russell j. NJ Nixon, J. II Mitchell, NJ g
Brlh Il. n. Smyh Mrs Campbell spence T. tuerny
Bynnon A. Huhison T. Warren. W. A. wilkins John d. Hop
aud 7 "a
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30

For Toilet purposes nothing surpasses HULL's
BAY Rum DEMrLcST HONEY SOAPS either equal to made
SslesroOm, No 81 ParkTow.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30

The Hon. Charles Wchlc of New-Jcrscy and
this city has returned extended European tIp
with greatly improved health.