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, 1865-01-30

soon to be Iesuc<2.--Dr. Janns. Of s. Ran
dolph Street and formerly Of James Lock Hos
pfsal, New Orleans, will coon tssne book con.
thinning valuable information. The content, on
the physiology and anatomy Of fthe hu,nan systcm,
and especially OF the gtHtrdtc Organs, and also 10
take up and describe that class OF complaints
called seertt dtseas<s-syphilae. etc-show their
history. origin, nature md danger. An impo.
tant feature ofthe book will be In regard to con.
ecption and how to prevent It, aud the proprlety
ard necessity Of (.onetimes> dnins so.
Dr.. James cures and entirely crodfcatcs syph-
ILL, without mercury OF poisonous drncs. Sper-
matorIhea or loss Of Berasu treated and radically
cured with an inialab!o method. saving time and
expense. fmpotency, eaused from sacrmatorrhea
or loss Of semen-thfs debility Dr. james will OBJ
ligs'to himself In every case to cnre. Dr.. James
Office and parlors, SO Rsudo]ph strrrt-ten scpl~
rate rooms. All computations confidential.
, 1865-01-30
DrenfuS Of Fassetasz Northwcsfc
RhAlnKrnnll xSallaEr.

Opening of Fas&etsS Northvcstcr
Photograph Gallery.
= The long expected eyent-the opening OF Fas-
setts new Northwestern Photograph Gallery In
Su1th 8; Sixon's block, We arc at length author
ixcd to stnte, will occur ca Thursday next The
rooms Will be thrown open from T. o'clock noon un-
til IL p. m, for the public. The Immense suio Of
rooms which elegantly furnished with the rich
css antique furniture, designed especially for the
gallery, will be hung WITH tho ehef d'ourres Of Mr.
Fessctt's cameras and Mira. Easaett gifted pencil
In addition art In the shape Of exquisite paintings
and statuary, and the upholste1er, and carver and
painter hare lent their best efforts to adorn and
beantify these rooms, the superior Of which we
tailed account Of them We reeerye until alter the
open,ng, prcic1ing rather that onr readers should
be surprised with the beauty OF the design aud
finish which mark them, than to anticipate them
By description: The Great Western Rand in or
clest1n, Will add their enlfvening strains to the
PLEASURE Of the day and evening. Should the day
he pleasant ono, We look for an immense crowd
uron this occasion, which VIII prove the event oil
the eeaspu.
, 1865-01-30
UIgntzC==aG GEutH.

W ANTED Agents in every
w county In the Weat 10 se;1 b. suhscr1pt1c1 our
new andsapi!lr selling work, 'MORGAN AND HIS
IA;IToRs u one elegsat octayo vc,H1oe
this Is OF tts eest Agency Eocks In the maTksf
20 c'gcar -t.neea uf the rebellion have developed
exciting vo.ume th4n the rntHs ct John MORGAN.
Agents eTcryH acre sending in The most favorable
result Of his inst ki1 days canvas another got ~
subscribers. oct Of 1c sossised to subscribe. Full
IisseEr, C. =. tENT 4 CO. Fullerton BLOCK, Nf
Dearborn street, Chicago, I'll. tb30 E7lSSt .
, 1865-01-30
THE CITY.
THE HORSE RAILROAD BILL.

An indignation Meeting In Bryan ua11-.Enau-
xmSty Of OplnIon-The Petition seat 10
Cor. Observation-Disclosures
byWiTt Dexter, Hon. Grant Good
rich, Hon. J. D. Ward, Hon.
&c. Larned, 7. B. Bryan
and others.
, 1865-01-30
aN:

A CADEMY OF Music.
II Washlp7toa street. bet. C.a:k and Dearborn
KELLY 4 L8cEs Mn'sTKELRe- ~
rGi.ns; 3I.trimoay; Rlntearin' JOHNNY. f,n,.road
lmmits'lons, Bnr1es4nc Circus; Exempts.
IoUr3 op.E at to commence at g. Admission 81
cents; hlldren under 10 ysars OF sge 25 cent1; He
tegvea 6eRts aud OfckCStyy Chairs 80 centAs Boxes
ta5o no 33tN+ Box OMee opea from 10 to and frcu
Ito 3o'clcck .. m.
, 1865-01-30

R1yokxp-severa1 months ago, the readers Of
the TRIBUNE will remember to have seen an Jtam
in these columns announcing the dismissal OF Cap
tain Mlchael Gecson, Of tho sad Illinois Infantry,
for conduct unbecoming an officer and gentle.
man. Ne are era1lned to be able to aay tnat teat r.
order has been revoked, IS will be seen bY ne ioi-
Secretary OF War: ..
$50 much Of Special Orders No. 81, Ney: Sd
1854, from this office, dismissed Captain Aishaei
voked, conclusive proof having been furnished to
this Office that the otfense for which ne was pub
llshed and dismissed was commuea ~ III lmpo7-
ter, using his name, rank and regiment.
, 1865-01-30
Entertainment OF Our Distinguished ed
T1aitors-PFoErnmm for To-day
Visit to Camp Douglas
Yesterday

The committee OF the Common Council 70 whom
wss assigned the reception OF the members Of the
General Assembly Of the State OF Illinois now in
Chfcago, have handed in the following:
" The members and officers Of the General As
guests Of The city.
"0n Monday morning at half past II o'clock
and at tho fremont House.
"At1 a o'clock, the company, inelndiag members
pnhlic bodies, will taEc an excursion out Lake,
Halsted and Washington streets to Union Park,
around Union Park By Southwestern avenue and
Lake street to PARK avenuc, on Park Avenue to
Robcy street, thence to Warren street. and east On
Warren street by the Park to the residence OF
Hon. 8. $. Hayes, City Comptroller, where re-
The company Wifi then proceed to Washington
skating Park, which the Directors hayc placed 1t
tne,r ssTSlee and return Is they pease By the cars
By order Of the committee.
BzSJ. E. GALLUP, Chairman.
Here ia chance for tho lady patronsvof the
Washington" II they do not turn ont In a
blaze Of beauty and a galaxy Of flashing eyes, We
shall be disappointed. II they do NOT In view of
The proposed change Of Headquarters, try their
The chance Of making favorable impression Is a
(state) capitol one; let it be improved.
Me a to @ ths eboe n
be much improved BY Including a visit 10 the
Afteslan Weila IN tho West Division, and an in-
spectlon OF the lake tunnel: 1t is certain that no
part ol me entertainment offered will be 40 gener-
Ally Satisfactory, and 20 5tridng1y illustrative of
the resources Of onr c.ty, natural and engineer
Ing, as these we have named
Col- b. ]. Sweet yesterday invited the Legisla-
tive c1curtion1sts to visit Canp Douglas, aud tue
eh1ca1o City Hallway Company rendered the yra-
tu1toue use OF their cars The party LEFT the S6er-
man House at o'clock. A dress parade OF the
he entire party we're allowed to march within tho
prisoners square The vf.ttors expressed them
a y n,En,y Eaasnliiu ili @ WIN tes piotanme
the repulsr eycnint train nyer the rhisasn ,ud ~
81. Louis Railroad, 1t Il o'clock this eveains.
There VIII be no special train this road, a. has
oeen scatea''
sz~~rr rfEE 1a1V xxnrprs .,--
&arS I...e:..IG.H - n - n&. " rr0 q ~
G1!cu1f JoFeJadQf Htkfdns-Noth-
Ing was done In the Circuit Court On Saturday be-
side continuing the Investigation of the Sntaa1e
rrnraarc,.. rba av,s.roa 80, -, ..
m NnI{1 1i1st sl' 0a1 ue pAeas wall " maac
0 EI1nr',-:,,, ~ w. t.ns .r.1os. ,,
criv r1nt,o. cI,r,,r ~ .9uye MAs1n-Ihs
Gu, a,.'Sa ~. as e atsentioh o. thc superior
44.i 81 Saaniu1y Mas tho vi IN tu5 cause
ene!1sI La~tence Es Gnger Iarmlee y Bts;eloW.
Np ueclelou Has regency:
Jtdsee Gafg and Van Higgins we're both OCT OF
toWn, ahu 0t course heart! no catlses. This cu1rt
M4 not " IN session 1nfihg Tue present week. IN
ne hsst Monday In February, The City Ut Chicago
VIII apply TOT Judgment Upon taS warrants
~: >. GoAa.ssloNEht coURT-Before conosis-
, 1865-01-30

STRUCK on,-Tbe Chicago Boring for Oh Com
pany has struck the petsiolic fluid, and is now
getting several barrels per day. On Saturday they
concluded the purchase of piece Of land jo.nsrg
to that formerly occupied By them, and will still
further prosecute their researches.
, 1865-01-30

GouoH.-John B. Cough, the great orator and
champion Of temperance, lectures before the
Young Mems Association on Monday, Tuesday
aud Wednesday OF next week. BIS sub5ecta ara
such as will not fail draw, with him to handle
them. We regret, owerer, that the association
does not give him tho opportunity of lecfuring on
his own peculiar topic, Ii which he has never had
, 1865-01-30
auctlo11 Sales.

GILBERT i SAMPSON, ...
" AucttoneeIs, n, .s d Is Deas born a.
WIN he so't .t Anetton At our Salesroon1s. On
TUESDAY, Jan 3!st, AZ 10 o'clock, supsfios sssost
nent OF Second Hand and New
Parlor, Chamber and Dining
room Fs1rnfturG,
Brussels and Incrs!n Carpets two Otee Desk. stand
lug kud setting; Lsdes. cents and AlsAt8 ao:tery.
White and BrURn Linen Table Core Han .kerchlss
Of1ce, Oh -mber and Dining Chairs. Canes as and
Extra nne Silrrr.plated Ronnd stair koda Mirrors.
P1ANO-FORTE-In Rosewood Case
SO. nnc Oil Walnut aud Rosewood Secretsrtes
and Book Gases, Osk and OIL Walnut Nasbie.Tcp Sidt
beard; Hat StanAA ana Table,. nc. &C.
GfLHFRT d SAMPSON. Auettr neer3,
}a9o CffLt II. i6 2uG b pS<f fpoyQ street.
, 1865-01-30

The Monthly for February IA now out, It
contalns articles and stories from some OF the
nost distinguished writer's Of the day.
Any OF our readers who arc EeF1iaf to tho pssd
can hare 2 pIrE. and . Look at the ''Fop," by
taking ride In The Oas1cus. jys1r71s-1t
A IrUcf.-Sozodunt puEItcs, Sozodont beau
t1ee. So.odont eIectrifes, Sozodsnt grat1tles all
1a2E-C6S7. .St-nwSf
, 1865-01-30

FOR SALE At a great bargain,
l. FIGURING 3jlll, HE whole Of oueha1f Interest,
With two Of Fuzs located IN Anc:n@. Livtn2ssou
county. ILL.,. all in goot order also attached the
same. bai1dipg ard machinery tor msnutnetuE1ns
ifceled. XidIcss b. M5TEAS, AacSna, Lirtacston
County. III. lafae96a 2w
FOR SALE = Grocery stock. Lo-
ca'itn t::s-elss.: sa1:. Flny Thousand Dollars
icI wanting to sall. ja.5 g4tS6t
FOR SELE.-Pc1table engines
4 one herse end oce Shore power. IN good order.
It R1chard's Corn Ekel.ts Works. 1tN1 and 1tfs
Washington street: js2SS-g;+tSt
FOR SALE Cheap, steam -four
l. Ing anu gt1st mill. inoGn the EaG Mills. At
Princeton. u s.:a f:gF san q Essnch Et1rs. espa.
tour hears, wifi E.thvee*torg 3sreouase attached,
With +clty fer atnltDz Is 69 o@she Of grain. To-
Gated the track II the =. & G. R. r Will sold
on favorahl- te1ns: Fer nertieulass xcp1y on the
iat9 l95A-1it
, 1865-01-30

VIOLATIONS OF TIE HEALrH ORp1xAxcr.-In
the Poliee Court On Saturday afternoon DIS. Jones
and Amernan were charged with tho violation OF
the Health Ordinance which requires them to re.
port cascs Of small pox to she Health officer. Dr.
Jones pleaded "gui'ty but Ignorant" and Was
fined $50 and costs. Execution In his case WIS
subsequently suspended. The case Of Dr. Amer
man was continued mill Tnesday morning. +sr.7t1
Simon Stevens, charged with havIn; rmptlcd
the contents Of WateE closet into Lake MichEs Esan
within the city limits, wns on Saturday fined Saa5
Geo ". Pu,eifez, the proprietor Of rendering
establishment near Douglas P1acc, WIS brought
before the Police Court On Saturday for four dis.
tinct infrsctions Of the ordinance concerning null
tances, as follows: Ftrat-For keeping moro than
ten ewinc In ono entltsurc. Sccond-For carry.
ing on his business inside the cIty limits without
license. 1'hIrd-Fof empt51ug blood, bones and
ofIal On the surface Of The ground without cover.
ing them with earth. FouElh-For suffering altb,
animal matter and fhnl and nnrseoue liquor 10 dow
frt,m Ills establishment into tne lake. Upon tho
second charge he was fined SO and costs. The
examination of the remaining charges was. defer,
red BY toasent until Friday afternoon next
, 1865-01-30

M eVICkER'S THEATRE,
ls6 Madison street. between STAR. Ard Dearborn
De< <oEee prtn fror. 10 to and from 3te o'clock
stAts e AtCHre oEe weeE IN advance Doors open
at oscl3eki petfttnspte TO commence al - O'Clock
, 1865-01-30

WIN A BUFFERS q CO.,
AUCT1OSEER5.
aalsarooms in Portland Block,
EOS is, 1d5 AND 1J7 DKAEBoRS STREET,
seett1suptho
T ARGE WHOLESALE STOCK
AOF STAPLE AND rOME3TIc DHY GOOnS.
CLOTHS, CASSlMEEEs. FUkSI.HISG GOODS. &C..
AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY, January 3lst at 9 O'Clock. st Buffers
Auction Rooms, in Portland slock, southeast
ctr. Dearborn and NashluEton sireets-
The stocRls fresh nom New York. and Includes all
standard brands Prints snd Sheetlngs Cloths, CasSi
meres Furnishing Cocoa. sc. ==s--
Cataln.nes ready on day OF sale.
jas E*231s WA. A. BUFFERS s CO., Auct'rs.
HORSES, HARNESS, &C.,
At AUCTION,
On FRIDAY Feb. Sd at 10 o'clock, at Patrlsks 3ss-
Jazz ga=Gi:t WM 4. BUFFERS s CO.. Aucs'ss.
, 1865-01-30

FOR SALE-Two desirable build
Manso% sstest iuopi1c 4 as .Wsb&ah a1euue.
tAl3e8733F
, 1865-01-30
LAST week OF ZOE.
ZOE AS THE FRENCH: SPY.
MONDAY, TUESDAY / WEDNESDAY.
4 G5cnt Success! Secure your Seats :!
Saturday A,ternoon-ZOE MATINEE.
ino3SnNi

VARIETY THEATRE,
Hos. lis and II Oc.I ocrz 4ares.-
9. n. CHADWICK. sEc 3aaszs1.
I. FITCH ,..-Acttov AMI Stnpe Mss..ger.
Ee1sLtcndaF evening. Jan q. entire &c : GO 1osny
=. B;axr. M;ss Esel;a CEte, Mis- caesslas Tez,e.
VI: wss.en ES14M,s II: " Ill sS: Ed~~a. ~. u y
C.r.e. Tt<se viii sppssr n cosenetioa WITH the
Mammoth Company now engaged, witch vi r1aSe
une u 1Argrs companies ever congregsteu & any
cne elsee # amusement OF the klon In the rE1tea
Suites Immense SUCCESS OF Afs- Marletta R17El, J.
". NIcAudIsws and Mt. Dan Holt Eooss ooen ets:t5-
, 1865-01-30

Tue CuuRcu GutLD.-The new hall Of the
Church Guild is located In Rice's Block, on Dear
E5f1fstreet- The rooms are tastefaliy decorated
and well furnished, provided with Cabinet Organ,
md by the Kindness Of members adorned with en-
cravings.
suppled with all the city dailes and all the Amer
tcan church paper1.
They are Intended as well for the benedt OF tho
members, "a Of Nonresident clergy snd ialty, VINO
nre invited TO make Use Of them during their atay
In Chicago,
A special meeting will be held On the occasion
Of the opening Of lie rooms. on Tuesday evening
next when the members md all others Interested
in church work are invited to attend
, 1865-01-30

PRESIDENT PETROLEUM CONTAINING unde:-
atsnd that this Company bids falr to become one
Of the best paying and managed companies In tho
country. It's immense territory, Of the beat qual-
Ity boring lands, is put into tho company at the
very low price Of ono hundred dollars per acre,
being It's actual cost. Parties subscribing to this
stock have the advantage In this particular, which
makes the Investment very safe nna Eeliable-but
limited nrmber q sharea of It's working cap!taa
The Company have already had IN offer for small
portion Of its land, which, II faceeptcd, would en-
able them to divide amongst its stockholders
mo1e than the subscription pr5ce Of its stock
We can safely. recommend this stock to our
readers rs frst-class Investment 1t II managed
who lave already commenced active operations
for the fall development OF the land. Amongst
The subscribers to the stock appears the names OF
some Of our drstclass bank presidents, merchants
and bankers. For further particulars We fcf:r 70
the advertisement In our columns, or to the snb-
ec1iptlon agents, Armstrong & Co., No. Il Lasaile
street. who furnish maps, prospectus &C.
, 1865-01-30

| EOR SALE-60o choice iour- year
l. old stsers, etatted to be delivered IN shis city
ne1t .RprnR. They selected out OF SOD Catte
fought in this natktt. Apply to GElFF1N DEtyTu-
EhS. la:6r s5.7-tt
TOR SALE-Stock Of Hardware.
/ j. Eeuss Keeping trt,cles. stcytst Kanses. Fur
l. naces. dtirF for sale the Jetai Lep11F1ent OF
business. consstins or tuck Of bui1ters aud
mi harswaie. house keeping articles. stores
aud furnaces Tbs 11ns OF hardware now on aand Is
Abeus &stGo and "a contalned IN store No. 80 State
street City Hotel building. fhst Of house keeciny
sined tn stores No. II sud is. same build
Hg. Thrae two hranehes durlnk 1861 did bus iuess
ately Al desired. IN order that my customers eh Ill
not be mlsledr VII say that Il IS ny intention to
ware; sl1o. the tcundfy business. -
J1s6 gl61 1T a. 6. GARFIELD.
FOR SALE.-A good saloon. and
i Restaurant for sale, n:w dong \ geod business,
and rent ehesp. KsnaHu for Ar1 fng-the proPrieei
hhs two eoleonss ani c+gnar attenf to th-1u both
Apply m the prtmEes $50 :outn Wctls street.
II Ent.1t
, 1865-01-30

EOR SALE-A Portable Engine
aid Bcier. ct y horse power, with crate. baIs,
Wnter gauge, stcAm g4u4e and eyer, thlog In con
rtste order. Tar be seen runnin. for few days at
10 Randolph street. For particulars address q. ".
7AkFoKp, POSI- Ufdcs Box 1910, Ihlcsgo.
, 1865-01-30

TOR SALE-On Park Row. Resi-
j eence. three story and basement brick house
Tlth Lake view, nuely sttua1ad, forBele by
a. ). AVE1fELL,
Esal Estate ONCE. No. Metropolitan Blocaz
, 1865-01-30

FOR SALE-A small house, con-
l. tatblng five rooms. VIII bedellyered In any part
g tie orb tlyison: AEo cne express WaGon~ vita
buggy tpI; also family visitor Or travelling grocery
store sattMac!or7 rrcsona given for se.Itnl- 4 20
nne set Of double harnesa, a7cst new: Coll st 400
Ohio Hiketr, between u and pr6 and 7o'cltck-
fAHl.s.195t
, 1865-01-30

TOR SALE-A Farm, containing
IL go ec7es-1co improved -stsua'ed In Lsporle
ct uuty Ave milea ttcDa EoEr Wstnr aud Ne Alb ny
Gro sing. three quarters OF mle from Cnic.Ro and
Cincinnati Alr line fcaslus and New Albany, and
three miles rem the Great Western Part OF i'll ct
the purchnse money down. to suit the purchaser
Good stock snd grain farm. Address fH APlY i
SEARS. tor the, Will b. found on The tarrnJ Wsnat j.
T&rorte C"unts, Ind las pl9t 81
, 1865-01-30
Heal 75gtaIz==I1uurrr,

TOR SAIE-S0 Acre Farm in the
- meat productive p>Et Of the Rock E.yer Valley.
well fenced has good house, burn and Rrsnnry,a
th.1tty 3oeng orchard .e' and c,sterp and 70 under
"a terms: CLAFLlS FAT. No. 81 Cl.rk stre.t.
, 1865-01-30

Az ANTED- Wolunteersi We
w'nt Volunteers for both Army and Navy. to
serve two nnd thrt Senss- We arc sa ng L.ndsmeu
new, for the Navy: nont gv Substitutes, to get
hsr.h TIT atm-ut- So Ike nE1 IS VoLCHTEEEs. We
hre paying ~ LAHE Sot1tes any tfn in The cit
CAth prtd as soon 3 Il 1alereI- NAR3HALLa d GfBBS,
134 eouth Clark str, ct. Room No. 8, stars, next
COR 20 1hc Provost Aiar shaf. P O. Box 30S.
, 1865-01-30
.Fpr SSalz,

TOR SALE-To Manufacturers.
IL The establishment formerly used in n,snu.act1r:
" teneva, Karc Co.. i'll >. /. now, offered for
sale The ploptfty consists q about three ceres OF
snuonnt Of machinery. nve but; tincs. shops &C. 10
getnfr with l8rHe amount or machinery t1cls, &C.,
liz: one IRON planert two WOOD panIrs. Iys lataes.
EIess. foIgts, anviis: &C.. &c: This property
Ing In misunderstanding, IT. 1ocatioa 6sing
eohveLttnt Chicago ty sa,lraad ami Is Situated
OF TIC Gcest towns EO1 River. The real estate
will be tod se2ara:e tee VII BIZ sold at great
barg1in. Address or apply IN person to THOMAS
LYMAN, No. Portland Block. j11p..17..t
TOR SALE-On Twenty second
i street, nne lot % fekt front, with two fsam9
houses, barns. g,s At d water. A J.AtERRLL.
.Kesl Estaie OtE1e. No. Z Metropolitan Block.
, 1865-01-30
Bsa; ga1atg::::==N!tr.

FOR SALE-Lot on corner OF
4 Nic1can arenuc and Eaudolph st1ees. frva:, 50
frer on Michigan avenue, 1856 fect Ranuolph tsret.
aId g @ rect on cenira syenue, @ vs45 nos ,ess:ion
WS,Eht's Grove cn caststde of r.,iroa,i Two
ALI ES lots II Is Ellis" Addition; tne crpYe.
BLeCK OF FIVE HOUSE,, On Weat iaxe atteet.
Pay. ten per ceEs. on prtce: Lo,s aui Wess Wash
la2o-I 718-1t .JIiOMASLY3iAN. S Portland Block
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-06
Meeting Of the Village Board
of Trustees.
july Sd. 1865.

July %, loOo.
Present, VIM. Hendy, President, VIM.
Harris, J. J. Cornish, Thos Carkeek, John
Mylroie, S. B. Mclaughlin. Trustees.
Meeting convened pursuant to adjourn
ment, and was called to order by the Presi-
dent.
Minutes of previous meeting were read
and approved.
s. W. Reese, Village Attorney, made his
report after examining the deeds Of lots be-
tween Spring and Church street. He sta
ted that the boundaries of Madden street
between Main Sand Church, were, on tie
east, James Halls fence, and that the
owners of each Of the eight lots on the west
Of the street, had encroached on the street
by taking more land than there was in the
several lots.
On motion, S. ". Reese was instructed
to confer with Mr.. Walters in regard to his
lot on Union street, and in regard to open
ing said street.
Bill of Robert Wilson for surveying, was
presented and allowed.
Bill of WriggIesworth & Co., for print
ing was presented and allowed.
On motion the Board adjourned to meet
on the II Of July at = o'clock, P. NJ.
W. J. WRIGGLEswoRTH,
Village Clerk.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-06

Harvey Sickler, Esq, the able editor Of
the Yunkharuaock Pa. Democrat, publishes
the following in his issue of Goth October,
1861:
1--WE deem It due to Messrs. J. G. Aver
{, Co., and the public, to make known our
experience with the use of their EXT SAR-
sAPARlLLA in our family, by stating the cir
cumstances under which it was taken and
its effects.
When our only child, now in bis third
year, vas about eight months old, sore
appeared first in small pimples on his fore
head over his nose. These rapidly in.
| creased and uniting formed l)athsome,
virulent sore, which finally spread over his
forehead and face, not even excepting his
eyelids, which became so swollen that his
eyes were closed. We called a skillful ply
sician, who administered the usually pre-
scrbed remedies. A solution OF nitrate of
silver was applied until the mass Of corrup-
ton which covered his entire face turned
jet black. The sore again and again burst
through the sc0rched and artificial skin
formed by this solution. Meanwhile many
remedies were employed without any ap-
parent benefit. Fer fifteen days and nights
he was>eon stantly held by his parents to
keep him from tearing open with his hands
the corrupt mass which covered his face
Everything having failed, We were in
duced by the high recommendations of
AYERS SARsAPARILLA for the cure Of Scro-
iulous disease, to give it a trial. In his
treatise on Scrofula, Dr. Aver directs a
mild solution Of Iodide of Potash to be use d
as wash wl.ile taking the Sarsaprilla, and
it was faithfully applied
Before one bottle Of Sarsaparilla had been
given the sore had lost much Gifts virulence
and commenced to heal Another bottle
effected an entire cure, and the general pre-
diction that the child must die was contra
dicted. His eyelashes which came out,
grew again. and his face is left without a
scar, as smooth as anybody's 1t is I'M
necessary for me to state in how high es-
TEEN we hold AYERS SARsAPARlLLA.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-06

New FLAG.-During the last week OF
two our fellow townsman Charles Hope
has busted himself, raising the means and
sending for new flag, which arrived, just
in time to be hoisted on the morning of the
Fourth of July, which was done with ap
propriate ceremonies. It is very good
flag, of the best material 81 by Is feet, and
is an ornament to the village. and one
which was very much needed, for we had
had occasion to raise the old flag so much
in the last four yea: S that It had become
considerably dlapidated.
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s~We are in receipt of the Merced
Herald, q new paper, published at Smelling
MERGED Co. Cal. by P. D. Wigginton and
j. W. Robertson. 2. D. Wigginton it will
be remembered was formerly of this village,
and for a time conducted the Iowa Co. Id
socats in this place, he is now Distri ct At
torney, Of MERGED Co., j. W. Robertson is
County Judge, They get mp quite read
able paper though we are afraid it cannot
be called soand, for at this late day it lauds
JEFF. Davis and Gen. Lee to the skies, and
condemns the abolitiOnists as the greatest
curse of earth.