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FIRE AND POLICE COM.MJSSKOS.
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FIRE AND FOLxEE. CU.U.M13SkONe
nh. ~ceu,s, seu,.,re,rlv ,,eett,, nj .ba Fo.,a
I .et .seE y, 'ns oo.to
Ice IL : hesdqusrters head on Tucsday afternoon Tns fall
board pas present.
A};er tbe reading and auproyaI of The minutes of
the previous noei1ns tne report Of tae Health or
1cer waH called 1of. and On mottoq o. Commit"
sioner !tssworh Snpsnscndanf 4, Henm I VA. r.
so,, .. he esy fos depoett % hls grounds he has-
Gesb oeT Rar II ,es to n
torJ q 70 me manner tn Ehc9 ne Ma{8 AseistAnt @
Health ese. ne dnes ssa o. ae Sse San
wen and attending aseidaously to the business
under their chaEEe. whiis come oi then neglected.
'hsir dnty 10 gfsai sAse1I H., a. ,-~.,,
oil dcltnqaen1e, nnd report Inc zane 10 toe Sec
retaty: A.. >,,.,.,. ~, ,,s 77u,o,
AZ tne fcaaest q 3hf nnec'3,s 1 o. 19e on,on
William Boees, William Leah ana T; Y: Norris
were app9En!ea Special a.s1 aot W saas i,,
On modoa, e hssnSns ts,,h wi s1d snd Iehns
T1bald. W appointed To The tanae possson in the
ioHIt6 ,nn1.,t,,, mard rrcc,rcs trom severa, NJ.
c,n.S,a o1 pudnr. ioeated On South ca1E stree
.es"Gen saan. taur3nT haesmc1 Ia necnnT
that me oiatnance H!a 1raat hstaeea wnshinrtG1
Nd M III RsndoIph @ r1eef. apd the nerte sde oi Wash
be enforced; n, IL. -n.s,,,, ~ III. ron,
scnss'on soIomea s,sa .s hat he hac
mnnlcat1op, "nen II Wa ase ii.s te, @ tNa t.nre
mfn received tcinpoy FL sA .id r. ci.rt
mon Council 70 oecup5 aae ssbn~ton nirG ~ .,eeetx
-trcet. between hauG1rn 3no ~. ~. Ia -
while Their stand or s.e! " ani No. ~
the erection Of the Chamber OF Commescs I'LL 0Aet
chants E1chan-e hu1idipEb. dipEb.,x..-t, ,.u f,u-.
On mosioa OF Commis s,ooet lisWotlh, " j.. ,4
eral Superintendent O. fonee Was IT, s.cee,
ofce Ihe ordinance by seeing that INC nackmen
occupy only th0se streets which the ordinance dea-
lgnaiez for their use
a communication was 5eoetved Aom @e
Board OF Slanaxe11 o? The German ku'I-
:raut Aid As.o1atiou+ requesting the appolnt-
ment Of NJ. Ernst J. Kngole:don tho agent Of ihe
the appointment was made.
petition was received trorn nnnbsr @ nt citizens
residing tn the vicinity Of the Rolling Mills. asking
;or an 1utreass IL the poce force in that portion f
tbe div.
On mution Of President Brown the Sergeant In
| charre ot the North Side eub-po1Ice sta lou was
1n.trnc9ed 10 detail four men from hi. force to pro-
tert The district uamed and when making arrests TO
, 1866-03-14

. NE& 10kXs March u.
Co1ToS.-Dut1 and heavy Ut ta2c lower; 400 ai1c for
mtddllng.
FIocE-Coumon and Inferior grades heavy And 16c
lover; {6S rs for extra State 4. .11aa0 for extra
rnnnd hoop Ohio; ss.sssu.oo iof trade bFands-mar.
ket closing dali.
GaAM.-Whtat dull and unchanged: spring 1a3c
lover: good ko. / Milwaukee at st.7o. and LOO By
prime amber Iowa tt sl7-au extreme. Rye dull.
barley malt dull: Corn heavy At 1a7e lover; oaa
3c for uRsaund md :s7 nc for sound mixed Western.
ursound Western and sss4s for sonna d.,
WAIsxIY.-DuIl and nou1lnal At t2@&es2.z9.
GEocxEus-Cotte lnA Acttve. Sugar ilnll md heavy.
Sales Of Cubs Musca!ado At 1exa1ie, and 40 bo1es
Havana At l0kc. Motassess dull.
for refined IL bond.
PhovIs1oSt-Fosk 0nr. hesvJ. and lower. Sales a.
tsAut4261H tor ntE Iocst-clo6tng II t26 61o cath
$500 for old moss and for primes also 9a nts
new 1esa for Apr! and MY, selles option. seal7x
@2S. Dee! steady Al tl6ud9 saoo for plain mess,
II d $1t.5A193-c0 for new exts4 rueaS Hee( Hhtni
heavy 1t &3:.4 1cnt Meat4 unchanged. sale. II
Disssed iioss hesvy ii 1a1atsye iof vessen. snd
1,xl.Xs doE sisy g:son e1,st 4 ~ 14Es1,e A. s; Ls,d
Ano s585oc for State. Cheese dull 1t 1eds22c.
, 1866-03-14

The follow Ing railroads have generously offered
TO pas all stockholders Of the Soldiers College on
returning from shcfr Convention. 10 be held In
Auror1, on The 18th inst. y1z: Lhtc7go Burlington
4 Quincy, Illinois Central. Chicago d Rock l-land,
kna Northwestern tal branches.1 The ch1caso,
Alton & et. Louis y III pass them at ane-of1h
to passes ri1l t,e signed by me At the Convention.
The hospftAlIt1es OF the city Of Aurora have been
!. .ne1onsls extended 10 all etockho1ders from
abroad I be meeting Will be held In Bradyfs Hall,
AT IL q elnrl A. m A. EupY. Trustee
, 1866-03-14
Acknowledgement

Ack0nwledEmcnt.
At a meeting OF the Board Of Managers Of the
I'm. c. L.. held fu their roous Oh Monday cvca-
in=, March 12lh, the following was unanimously
adopted;
Re.otped, Thai vote Of thanks from this Board
be extended to The '1LadIcs| kelfeF Association"
for the efficient manner In which they hare prose-
partment Of the T. n. GA, and The Eame be e.
tended 10 tbera through the city press.
O. c. GfBHs. Rec, Sec,
, 1866-03-14

Especial despatch 10 tie Chicago Tribunal
MpwAUKKx. Mktch IL
F1orz-puli sales Of 100 brls chntce spring extra
500: choite winter at {11.D0
GRA1a-Eheat lower; sa1ee At this mornings board
OF bu at u 26k@lasK cash $500 bu. se1lar ali
month, 1t &7eK s1.2Gx seller Ill week. Noon board
-Sala Of 2tto bu No. At u. !.25x8l254 cash; 4ssx
buyer al month. Five p. N. boasd-S&cs Of 70 900 bu
No. cash, 1t 91.15XG1,ssN-ctottng 1t The 4nsfae
figures. Corn 1c lower saes Of 80 hu II DC, Barley
quiet; Bnles OF 800 hl medium At &c.
DEEssxD Ho0s-steady; sales Of co At 3loss.
DuTKh-F}rn 1t soc for roll.
KkcYItTtF,Ao bu Nheats $50 hog1
, 1866-03-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

Billions Disorders. Liver roas Complaint;
by D1. D. Jagnefs Sanat1ye Pills. Tho test os
thirty yeatr' use has proved them superior to all
other remedies for the Of the yHrous diseases
theY arc milo ana certain, and may be taken At any
time without Eask from exposure. Sold by al
drucgfRte mh14p31S 2tWfam
, 1866-03-14

NALTNoRK, March II
FLprR-Q1ier: high grades ete.ty.
GRAM-Hhe1t kteatf At 92.11s.S. Com dull
WhIte Rs $50 1uc yellow s3&E6c.
TEovtsl0S-nuli aud heavy.
Observation-Disclosures dali md unchanged Coffee
quiet; sale- Of lsio At 17Xa11c for gold.
NuisKxT-Dull and nominal; saies att2.Sa
, 1866-03-14

1otot Brown, With Feqneat That be should look
molten rtsai]ed. md f1'-ee
On molten The Board adjourned.
, 1866-03-14

.sSo more y the public c1es, "with mock scents
weary NJ, ....
Orr soyereig choice Ia the Night looming
cereuE.H ....-
Manufactured by Phalou s Son., y. 7. SOLD
creryHhe1c. p317
, 1866-03-14

Brownss Fermlfuge Comflts. or Worm
Iozences.-Anch eickne=s, nndog btedlI. with eh!i-
catlsped By wor1ns. The stVermifrGe Cornatt,' 81
although efectual In Destroying worms, can do no
poseib1c injury 10 the moet uelicatc child. This
valuable Combination has been successfully used hy
phy.icaans and found TO be safe and sure N erad-
c7tin. WORMS. 60 hurtsnl to children.
Children hayfng worm. require immediate attcn-
ton, a neglect Of the trouble o'seu causes pro-
lonEcd sickness.
Symptoms Of worms In children are often over
ookeq, Worms In the stomach and bowels cause
i1ttnton, which can he removed oniy by the nae OF
a turr remedy. Tbs combinauun 0f ingredients
used In making Browns 81 'TexnttuEe Comtts" IL
Euch as To eltr the best posf1ble effect With satety.
Sold bY druggists, cheroiats and dealers in ned1-
ciree. at tutnfy yfye cents h0x.
ae1YhT7YaefGtFV-A4AN :.
, 1866-03-14
New York Cattle Market

fBy Associated PFtaa-l
NV YoEk. March Is,
all the yards:
bIrr CAr11r-F1rst quality, ri head. SIS saaso %;
q, r. to e g91d. ~ ooumon' slaeaal4@: lnle
Cows asD C.IyEs-Exts., per hesd. sloc tso.co; !;
first quaty. ss1 9os Ordinary cora
mon. to 1GaQ %: inferior. IL. Goa 1000.
1ac: common. 11H4n4c: inferior 1T 9toHc.
suxT M LAans-E11ta. pcr GAd. ay,ooa10.oo; ;
s3to2a5u interior. Sl..a@3jJ.
medium, 10Ke ie4c, still ted, 10H9l0hc.
The market for beef ca.tle hroke down this week
under material Increase In the aggregate receipts at
all the yAFds Notwithstanding tbs arrivals not
sufficient 10 oytrstOcK the market, A few Of the
che iccst offerings brought 199sec. but there HM
general Decline of full hslE ce1t pound. Ordinary
10 good offerings toid At 1$@l74c. and prime at 1a@
l9c-tne market ruling hesvy throughout The two
days veala steady sitha moderate demand =. about
prices yasyioE above. Hogs In modesate de1n7nd:
The tot1 foc tpts OF IN stock at Ill the yards for
this week were as follows:
Total this week:
GoMs y!
N6Rt aln
Shcfp 10Q AMos
Toaa4ast week:
-
sheep md Lambs.. lHkl
, 1866-03-14

Colsate,s Aromatic Vegetable SOAP
A eupe5ior Toilet Soap. prepared from refined
Vegetable O,is in combination With Glyce.ine, and
especially dce1gned for the ute OF Ladies and iof
the Eurtefy. lis perfume Is exquisite, and iss
washing properties unsiyalled. For sale By all
druggists. feb12h9l6 1yxAW
, 1866-03-14

d 1 e D.

In this city, on l7th nst At The residence Of the
hr1df'k father, By Kev. 2. u. Humphrey. Sir. TH0S.
WHITFIELD, JF.. and Miss ELLA a. HALL, hoth Of
this cllY. No cards.
, 1866-03-14
phl11 H{nrL ~.

PHILADELPHIA, March II.
PETnoIXCX-Du21. and email sales OF cfuGs ut Hbc
also saes 5000 brIs refined IN bond At tlc spot.
and ssc for May delivery f1ee, ,6o1 SIC.
FLoEk-Yt5y dull 1pd slow Of safe Prices unAttettd.
Gr11N-Good red wheat, s3.2032.3o; Vh!te 2io3
FSoTfsioss-rotk. szsoo, Lard offered 1t isc.
KlutxXT-Uull, sales 1T 3...t3s.s3.
, 1866-03-14

Atlantic White Lead and I1nsocd OH
Co., OF New York. manufacturers OF Pure White
Lead, HE'D Lead, Ltharre, Glass Makers HE'D Lead,
&c.
Also, unsced on, Raw, Boiled and Refined. For
sale BY druggists md dea1ers generally, aud bZ
ROBERT COLGATE l. CO.. General Agents, a67
Pearl street, Ncw York octidS69 67t3teW.W1s
Go to our friend II. f.. T1errIllsS for
kcrosepcc oils lampp lanterns, chandeliers. glass.
ware, &c, u and Is Hsndolph street n5Gs
Go to the Bcst-dso t. NrTnnt II STRAIT
,on.s Chicago Commercial College to get thor
nnnh. nractfcaI butiness education. or TO become
enod fejeeraph Operator. Address Tor ctrcul2rs,
NnyASr L ST1ArroN. Chicago. LII.
, 1866-03-14

An SOrTrAaE--A discovery Of moet disgusting
character was made yesterday forenoon in the south
en portion OF thecity, near Camp Douglas, through
an agency which renders The Whole ctrcun,stanc, an
The more resoittng, a resident Of Cottage Grove
going INTO his stable yesterday morning. vas horn
fed nj discovering his Newfoundland dog lying in
the straw IN the corner, sayaely gnawlng tie desh
from human limb which he held between nis paws.
The canine cannisl was driven from bis Esst when
he Immediately started Oft Upward a grose in the
vicinity, and alter IN absence Of few minutes, re-
turned Rtth human arm between hts teeth The
gentleman. taking The direction The animal had
pursued, came upon nine barreis fl!ed with dis
membcred busaan bodies md unjointed lImbt,
which had been deposited there during the night,
w,.hout the ti1ghteet attempt a. bur,al Two ofthe
barrels were beaded up and the tontents OF the ot
EN- were simply covered With a spE1nklng Of saw
dust. The dlecosercr made KNOWN The facts to the
police AUTHORITIES, who nordCd The Health Officer,
3nd that ot1lctal caused the bur'a Of the depost.
FIRE ALARa.-The' nlarn Of fire rang for box
No. s about haiEpast eight O'Clock last evening,
vas occsfioned by the burning Of some SCOT In a
chime, ol The Merchants' Holel. corner Of Wash
tncteu md State ktree1s. No damage Vas done
whatever.
, 1866-03-14
Fcr Gaik--Rfal ESTATE.

EOR aALE-A comfortable cot
Il t4ee On lsta srest ooe door st9s q Hsnaeh are.
nos. Hfta F1t1e l.3' feet funE " % 6aeF% h1t AZ
roofns upssatrs. ap6 bs1ek bese1a~nt 1fEhE vim
tsgs ceflar md d1Jtnx rosN h<LoV. Ao1se Y caNsA
order: water upstsrs and down k1s dxtuf.a; krsoe
vTnes atd rht.6berY around d housr. Long Qoaaa
!eate # low rent. 1uauire ,to pReOtstss OF ot
". ENGLAND, Repuh,lcsn o1sce> ply
FOR SALE-Dn the South Branch,
fbis lot u ovned by Fztaeof snd Wy 81 sold at
ss loW pr1ce Q: StaoJo. n j. AyEnELL. Iees RaeAt0
Qhsee 10 Aesropotlrss Roca. p3n
FOR SALE-Chesp, a new ffane
L hoesa Of ten reo4s .. s in+ Nc. as Jscks<eeA,
q Co, Etsi q tate Aeenfs. Nc. e Mokopolifzn Blq,eN
n1u
, 1866-03-14

ACAN&AUf u SEaCACCA&
The regntr monthly meeting Of lhe Chicago
Academy Ct Sciences vas held lat evening 1t their
rooms in Metropolitan bloclz, Geo. e. Walker, Eeq,
tfsAident Of the Academy. In The chair.
by ths secessg, Win. Simpson, E:q- and Ap-
Ile following a.e the donahous to The Museum.
FfHce the iaft Unettfug:
From J. q. ironton> Eeq, tertee Of the fossils,
itrns and Other plants calstacea and insects, tound
III The cafbonifesonf formation. at Morris. Cruudy
comfy, ILL.,; and email collection Of Siuf1su nos
From Ds. r. R 10y. ot Racine, w,t-> two dozen
Wax-wtpgt. Killed ai lsaeine, Wiz, in February.
From Fred Eceres-Wax-wtng. and othst eu,st1
birds Killed n February At Atntworh, H.
From Flint Kcnnlcoi,-1wcnty-f -four birds killed
ri, Grove. ILL., In March, among which there Il
From III. 6carbQrouch. Of Atehteon. Kaneas-
Fresh uAlc1 and lind shells from yarloae parts o.
thv United ksatet. and from the Island OF Rhodes,
From The Rus4o-Amcrican Telegraph Expedition
a eect!on Of wharf lle bored BY fhe ship worz1
t1ereto Na,sli.> IRON San Fsanchco, and tar o'
From =. L Lsn,tec nnd F. T. uuee-srulls o
hirds aud MAMMALS, found II the vicinity Of Chi
C1Ro.
From the sessetaty-.About 100 specie. Of shells,
with psD1e4 snd l0callties.
The foltow1ue arr the contributions 10 the library:
-Four quasto and nine ocssvo volumes; tweuiJ
Tbe IL md Building Committee appointed a,
the Isat neetpg klgnned their reao,nr-s 10 renort
bnt beperd It 10 be deferred for morc largely Al
A. H. snp1.rst1ou Of the Chairman a cornmjtte
OF three MI appointed 10 investigate the subject
s+1riclina." and report 1t some future meeting
The following esnt5enen "sse appGln.ea: pf='
Ema1ks On the enbjcr were maae BY severa
physicians present, a1l of whom coocuEEd IN tn
opinion that no specimens Of "Ir3chlna had ye
frrn dfnrnyere6 in th1f CorDtty. thd Furthermore
fhsf the1r vas 20 pro{alt1Ify Of lis visitation.
A{lCT+pme aho1 Trm2rkr by sevc1al menbera o
acieotifc euDtecte, the meeting adjourned. to n
Iemblr fhoTtiy II FpeG4i merpne.
, 1866-03-14

"PnErAEE FOR CnoLEnA.~-Nof a verr attrae.
ttvc Invitation. hnt m important admoniion never
the!efs. The Young Mems Christian Association
have Issued plain and short directions to the peo-
pic low 10 prepare for the advent Of the tcourse
which Is exrec ed heae next summer. Their card
and VAL he furnished tree Of ch4rre for testfibn-
tion, on apphca:ion II their yooms in the Methodist
, 1866-03-14

personal Marie Waldren,
~ herxsu. known art, viii, from careful study
q Joui hsad xtttlng, Riss 5oa nae. get MondEf1!
nssht tn,o your own sharsstsF nc ,na ss2sbttie ed
Enrinss 50 ccuts IN yo1r letter. Addreee MARIE
WALQRRN. BOZ 4N37. Chteo7s pJ,s 4p
, 1866-03-14
5trHpEp.

GTRAT c., 8. db .. +.
ktR.b .b.sn, corner Epoo nd r e. LIE NstIs
larasnr 1esIs old 4 liberal rsw.Fd ~ tps, r. pa ~
" sner rott5p cf for tntrEmatoa E7das I" my ~
cnyegy. +. L. REED,
, 1866-03-14

REcHEssSEss.-James A. Rair. Esq. wh1le IT,
tempting 10 cross Clark etreet, On Polk. about
nine O'Clock On Srndas night, w7s knocked down
and run over by korre drven br tome fellow who
seemed delighted At the mischief he had caused.
yelling end shouting as he drove away. The man
IN question WEE driving the 1aas OF 1wo bacyesx A.
q furious ratc Mr. HAIR stood abont two ieet frpu,
tho curb waiting for them to paes, and the eecoud,
turning abort upon him knocked him down strik.
him
, 1866-03-14
A&antIB=SaNnt

NAEJED-Asents, attention! =
W dsv Ea21aytn&5zI, & PssahtLs r. - st Z ~ Eal,ss'
* IN uubeasdtd ,.voF fo% ~ H1eTa T... sells Y
canTasseis, Sep0 srsu7 for circular. J. A. SIOD-
DARp CO., II Cls. s.. Chicago, Box G19.
, 1866-03-14
BADEAU,S
PURE BLOOD MAKER.

A GENTS READ!-5O Cent Sam
pie sent nee. with terms. fos any one to cissdf
dcstabIe; can Be Jone home travelling BY male
Or female. Ado1eAs JAMES THOMPSON 4 Co, 81
NassAp St New YorEI p1lAthn
, 1866-03-14

LANE fENARY-ArFotS1NEST OF 1 CHICAGO
ClERcYnAx.-An Injunction will hare to be fwn1n
out against the foreign institutions Of learning that
Are one after rnosher calling away our wcll-known
1n<rcid OF Monday saye: .The rneh Tcsret ed
Yale, has. pcczsioued an important Reconstruction
OF the faculty Of the former Institution. including
tie election Of one new Professor. Iflhe sesrice.
of the contemplated individual can be secured, the
vac, ncy viii bc we'll fllcd. Professor smith hte
bern transferred BY the Executive Committee 10
the ctHIr Of Biblical Literature: Professor Allen TO
ogy, and Rev. X. ". Patterson, D. D.. Of Chicago.
ha. be1u elected Professor OF Systematic Theology
Il Ur. pEticsson ehah atttut the seminary MI
have full and efficient faculty. Professor Erans
remains in the ITo!ce.orxhp o! Ecclesiastical Hls-
ie,y. Lane IT, srrl psisonzcd ana has the btisnest
Gt prospece.'
, 1866-03-14

1STEnEsrrH9 OcEukRExCx.-A case Of assault
and battery VIE being examined before J1st1ce
Crthbertfou yesie1dsy afternoon, when woman Of
porty aspect Mas called In as one Of the Witnesses
Instead Of giving her testimony, she suddenly put
stop 10 the proceedings and thre& The conrt into
confusion, by giving birth to child. The court,
not knowing neii Wost to do under the clrcnmstan-
ces. became partially distracted. and rushed into
the stEcct fer assistance. Medical nfu n. speedily
procured, and the mother snd chtld are both pros
EeT1ne-
, 1866-03-14

TO RENT-To a responsible ten
L ant, ibe 1&sre and couamodloua boarding house.
Nos LII and sek5 south CLARK st. This IL one OF
the most central locations In the city Apply on the
, 1866-03-14
Law INTELLIGENCE.
Ssit Brought by; m Actor Against the
Ctty---Calf Skin In Court~..An Al
legged Slippery Dealer In Buts
ter...Aorc Bower Suits
Commenced BY Mrs,
NicoIl.
TRIAL CAEEEDAR.

ordere. Judgments, and verdtctx-pro.
bate and Criminal BusfncA-&
Runaway and It's Re4ults-
EssAtea to b AdjadI-
Gated Tp.daf-
, 1866-03-14

TIE ETE1EoRAPu CoxsoExnA11oE.- the
recent consolidation Of the United States Telegraph
Company utth tho Western Onion Company. was
completed IN Chicago by the re1aoral OF the otics
OF the former from the ba.ezaent Of the Sherman
Houee block to The Offices Of the Inter- on the south.
cart co,uer ct Lake and Clark streets. The con-
fo(adated companies have tEeu1y Five wires at their
command, Of which eight are brought oTer BY the
rnt'ea ssases Company. This, with the twenty
Nires running to the oice Of the Illinois Mi.sis-
Ftppi Company IN The adjoining building, mikes
forty Wirtt ccntr1u2 Al the corner Of Lake and
[1krt 81 rrf4x
, 1866-03-14

TO RENT-The new brick store,
L No. 15D South Welis-st second door orth OF
3Iorro, 9 feet ftont BY . feet deep, and IL feet cell
X. Il. HCGHES. 101 Dcarnu1u-s1. p3Q7 .
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07
KNOW tiny DESTINY!

MADAME Il. +. THORNTON, the great
English Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psy-
chometrician, who has astonishcd the scien-
tifc classes of the Old World, has now To-
Gated herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame
Thornton possesses suchwonderiul powers
of second sight, as to enable her to irpart
knowledge of the greatest importance to
the single or married of citherscx. While
in a state Of trance, she dclineatcs the very
features of the person you are to marry,
and by the aid of an Instrument of intense
power, known as the Psychomotropc, guar
entces to produce lifc-like picture Of the
future husband or wife Of the applicant, to-
gether with date of marriage, position in
life, leading traits ofcharacter, &c This
is no humbug, as thousands Of testimonials
can assert. She will send when desired a
certified certificate, or written guarantee,
that the picture is what it purports to be.
BY enclosing small lock Of hair, and
stating place Of birth, age, disposition and
complexion, and enclosing so cents and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself,
you will receive the picture and desired i'll
formation by return mail. All commune
cations sacredly confidential. Address in
confidence, MADAME T.. +. THoRST0x, Z.
o. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07
AYERS
CoMpaHnd Extract Of S;lrsaparilla,

the most eG@ctual remedy which the medical
skill o! our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal ,,.alady. II is coEl
ki,,el fror, the most aotiv: rcmedals that l,av~
boon discovered for the cxpurgation of this foi !,
disorder from tho blood, and the rescue of tn
sys:cIa from its destructive consequence.
I1ense 1t should bo employed for the cure OF
not only Scrofula. hit a!.o thosc other affcc
tons which arise from il, such as ERrPTIyr
End SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANTHoSy's FIRr'
Nosr, or Env6I!nIAs, PIMrLEs, PusruLEs.
i}I.oyonrs. BLArNs and BoiLs, TvMoRs, TErrE,s
ard SAxr RNrrS, ScAIp HEAD, RINuwoE;i,
RHEuMA rIsM, SrrHIIrcJ and MEWcrnIN DIS
nAars, DnopsY, DysrErsrA, DEi.LiTy, an.
indeed, ALL CoMrLA,mrs A.isiNG rHoA VITA
TED or INrunn BLoop. The popular bell. .
In i,.rmTty IF ITO blood" il founded in truth
for scroiula Isl degeneration ct the blood. Tho
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa
Illa is 10 purity and rcgcncrate this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible IL,
contaminated constitutions.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07
------.------- D. q. PRESTON,
Chairman Of Co. Central Committee.

We are. called upon to announce
the death of Henry A. Cook, one
of the first settlers of the county.
lie held the office of treasurer and
recorder in the early history of the
countysf for Two terms discharging
his duties with fidelity. Qualified
for the discharge Of the most intri-
cate. business transa ctions, eourte-
Gus, afablc and .gontlcmanly in his
bcasingg, ne was; generally respected
and esteemed. He leaves a wife
and three little children to mourn
his nntinely end. Of his excellent
qualities and manly traits let us
take example; over his faults let us
spread he nantle of charity.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1866-09-07

Henry Ruble Esq, the GREAT az
ricultural implement man of North
crn Iowa, and ono of the most whole
soulcd laen on this planet was with
ussin pursuit of a prairie chicken one
day this week; also VIM. d. Bond
Esq. late of Mayvillc N. Y. but
now asHawkeye; also John Congei
Esq. agent of the Milwaukee Il Pr.
dn Chen road, at Pr. du Chen, also
W. Il. "Stong Esq. who was to have
been the decapitated assistant supt.
of the Nc Gregor Western Ry., but
who instead, has been promoted to
the Office Of superintendent. Besides
these James Hall newly appointed
p. M. at Howard and numerous
other, friends made us glad with
their. presence.