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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
AhDERs0EvILLR.
AN IMMBNsR EMIGRATION

An in,msrss emigration will pour down into the Southern
State, with the restoration Of peace Thousands Of Southern
refugees, from all the towns and cties OF the North will
turn home thousand, OF Northern soldiers will the
same direction and settle in the closes, bonds Of Union,
smons their Southern brethren and In obedience 20 the a
Of demand and supply Thousands Of Northern ATmer' me
chsnics and sbore viii swell the mighty volume Tor ths re
psopling and rebuilding the waste places OF the sunny
South" In anticipation Of this grand diversion OF the tide oil
emigration and from the asg demands upon them the
proprctOr Of HosrErrsn CELEBRATED STOMACH BirrzRs
sally popular tonic aud Alternative.
We have the testimony Of soldiers sailors, traveler. trap
pers miners emgrsnts refugees farmers sud planters, North
and South "a cloud OF witnesses that safe and reliable
remsd, agent and protection against all the Complaints
incident exposure pvations changes Of climate. diet
water and habits of life HosrErrERs BIrryRs used d
rected ar. worth their weigh gold North South Com
uunicstedl
II also proper state that the 3teu sold exclusively
In and under any circumstances by the gallon OF
the barrel Impostor and imtaors abroad and the only
safeguard the public has against them Ia 10 that the Ber
they buy the engraved sbe and hand OF Messr
HosrErrzR8 SMITH aud proprissory stamp the
cork OF the bottle.
New York Office No. SO Cedsrst
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

Brick.makers will be very much interested in
examining the Adamantine Brick Press now In opera.
ton in jersey City. ofiP No l75 Broadway. New.
York II requires about iwo.horse power to drive it,
and will deliver brick ready for the kiln as fast
man can take them away from the mods as they are
pushed out one after another. AID lay them upon o
small railway to be of to the kiln. Clay in the
bank Of about the right temper for working is shoyeled
into n crushing machine and ground into fine. even
condition. and freed of sticks and hard oods
and passes from that by to the hopper Of the
mold!ng machine where it is rapidly formed into bricks
solid The brick.mskers have been tryirg for many
years to discover how they could make brick without
first mixing the clay into mortar. which requires edi.
expensive process of drying before the bricks are
put in tie kiln and great deal Of fuel to drive of the
surplus weter The secret OF this press consists in
peroratng the clay In tLe mods to let ont the OR,
which In mass the size Of ordinary brick Is capa-
bic Of resisting the pressure OF thousand tuns, and
preventing the clay from becoming Thoroughly CON-
pact and rendering il liable to burst when tie impris
cned air expands by heat. The perforeters entering
each side leave scarcely single cubic inch Of solid clay
and q, they ore withdrawn the final heoyy pressure Is
given. so that an and moisture both escape. 1t is
probable that this improvement viii greatly reduce the
cost Of fre-bIick which are very expensive.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
Amusemeuts this Evening.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-IrALnS OPERA-DoS SxBAsriAS
WALLACKS THEATER-THE IRos Mask.
OLYMPIC THEATER-WHo KILLED Cock ROBIN =
RLscKEIRD SUSAN.
HIBLOs GARDEN-MIss BArsxAs IN THE lrALiAh
NUE"
WINTER GARDEN-BEsyFTT OF MR. yoHr Drorr-koH
Ror-MATISEg at /! o'cock-EDvrs BoorH IN RICHIE
LIEU"
LUCY RUsHTON'S NEW-Y0Rh TIEATER The
BLACK DOMINO" BETWEEN ror AsD nx AND Ths
PosI"
BROADWAY THEATER-JoHS r. Owens ~ "soLoS
SHiNGLg"-THz LIVE INDIAN
WOODS THEATER-RrP VAN WISKLv-EAsr LYsNE
or The GaK,r WEsrEEs-hlAriSRs at "a O'Clock
BARNUMs MUSECM-ELsHix; Or. rHE WARLocK o'
THE GLEN
FoXs OLD BOWEeY THEATER-THz frxALE DE-
TzcrIvE-THE DYsorScEE.
NFW-YORK CIaCUS-iiTHs r.-EorsrRIAs AND ofN
SAsrrc PPHYoRxAscEs-JhsEs KoBrsoS. THE bAkt
BACK RfpHR-LKvI j. NoRTH-THE >PRirK OF Thf
SILVER SuowKz-MArfsEz at y o'clock
gRYANTs MISSrRELS-LIrrLK Mac As Jocxo. rH'
MosKEr-LA SosyASBrLAE-How ARR >ov okEEs
BAcKsl-TuE LIVE kGIs
MINER SOMERyILLE's GALLFRY-BIERsrADri
PicrrBy SToss THE ROCKY MousrAISa
CLINTON HALI.-EsrrRrANxyST BIT GRADUATES OF rH'
NyxYoRK iSsrIruTs THy BLIND. . . .
PROGRESSIVE SOIIABLE-Ar EDBIrr HALL NO D
Wes. Thirty thirdsi.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
TkxAs.
The state Cosv~niios.
Nrn.OrLrAs.. Tne.dar

NEH-OELFAss, Ile.dly. feb. -, 100.
The Texas state Convention organized on
Saturday.
The Convection voted by 65 10 T. that all the mem.
bers shoGd support tie Constitution of the United
States.
resolution tia; al who had no: hitherto done 50
.hO.ld take the amnesty OATH was frCou-iir!cd.
The Constitutional oath was administered 10 the
members Of tie Convection, en masse b. Judge
Everett, the members standing.
Governor Hamilton was notified o! the organization
of the Convention, and sent message among other
things repudiaiing TIE Hebe. state debt.
The Convention appointed Committees on The Con
d!,ion OF the State the Executive and Legislative
Departments aud on the judiciary.
Judge Roberts who was President OF tie Secession
Convention j. Chairman v. the Committee ON the Gene
raj Provisions o: the State Constitution.
Judge Hancock is Chairman of tAs Committee on
Elections. Printing. Education, Pubhe Lands. Indian
Affairs. etc. etc. ~
resolution declaring that 10 person coming within
the exception OF Presidents amnesty procama alton
entitled seat snd substitute 10 refer all ctedcn.
tials of delegates 10 tie Committee on Elections were
referred 20 that Committee.
Resolutions 10 Gd gst the debts contracted on the
basis Of Confederate money inquire after the records
library and furniture VI The Supreme Court 20 extend
relic: 10 parties owing debts prior 20 tie war. and g.
establish separate criDla! court were all reorred to
app pirate committees.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
l,atest Min News.
ApprXFD

ID.
s,eam.hip S.a,ee Cofhn, Mobile via hey We,, 10 day.
with cotton 20 s'ubuck Wheeler
ship wliam Cumming. lof Phladephal' Mile, LeshoTn
% days with md. 20 Baker co. Has beea 10 days ~
o. ofHhi,ers. With heavy weather.
SHIP SAM Pu..e, Lucas, Yokohama Japan Nov 2 with
tees, kc., 10 A. A Low Bros
Ship X Robinson. Robinson Liverpool Dee ~ Win md''
Bsrl su.an ysae (of Sa.,,u) Harford Belize Hond Jan
a. via Fortress MonTe's Monroe days with osw0'd &c
B,i Felt B,rnabo rl Coruon. Msr'eles 81 days, with
rdse Du,ill 90. .
orief Had heavy weather IN the Gulf
Bark Akes Brown Poo Choo Sept. H. via Singapore Nov
g. with tea. 70 John Boyn,ons Son Go. kIperenced
.e,sre ,vprou N the China Sea from Sept 20 Sept %
Passed Angler Nov H. Cape Of Good Hop Dec ~ crossed
tie Eqlsor Jan 10 had T. trades. very hghi o-, ~ r
trade. IA L. p North since then had sh' variable ~ina
Bark Mary Luer.,i. Bowers. Apalsehico, 10 days. with
g.ri "A (of Barbad,.l Louper Neuyitas IS days with
s.Eir Gc. toJ c. Raining Been u diy' north Of haers'
Bari fonir (Brb of GbutI knowles, Palermo. e5 days
hfim.ore and fruit, =. BcriSud Go. Passed Oibfahei
Dec % Tia, been tho northw ard Of Befnuda ;or II days
Jan ls s a. Ion O. 20 saw bns and French slip 'een.
Bafs Jupiter lka.l. Ah.,rom, haseie., S5 days with
Bhs Corn CBr Dexter cienfaesor is days with sugar
&c 10 Mccall Fhtb.
Bfir r. Pa,.r,on Of Turks Island Pike Porto Csbello
2od.v, coffee sd hide. Dsl-t Bl.. la. had heavy ~
" nds since b. z IN lat 80 left no veI.el In port -
Bhg sampson. Dsyis. P.ermo 81 days with fruit to
B.haud Go. Had very rough weather the enre passage
Brir E,uiims Dc.ano (of New OreAn,l Coleman, Calves
ton 28 dsys. With cotton 70 mater
Biz Msnaiiia, Masuirr saiils Rver Gs IL diy' WIN
timber to Msicafk ID Dlncin.
schr Coune.ut samye Jsck'Onvue "a days with timber
Schr ST. Ceeile Klou1 St kita - day, with salt to W
Vessels - 49, -.
with cotton 20 r y. Huflbu, Co
WlND-sun'et NV and !igh,
t.. 49,. 49, o,o -.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

hn dona 20 f,rfet nnblif Confidence, will th. Gov,
ernor and Senate appontimproper persons The move
m, Mt shows want Of Confidence IN Reuben T. Fentou.
and would be 30 interpreted by the pnblic He did
inflicted upon the Governor o! his choice ana com.
mander inchief OF his party In conclusion be said it
insult to the Senate 10 propose to amend their
bill. He believed that the Senate would sccede to the
action Of the House in the matter But If they choose
to kill this bill the oiun Of its defeat rest with
them not with the House
MIR. CoCHRASE followed with an extended argument
against the Senate bill after which tho question was
taken and the House refused 10 substitute the Senate
bill by vote OF Al yeas against % nays
The Committee then At midnight proceeded 10 the
consideration of the Assembly bill
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
RETURN HoMg OF THE NIsErIErH REGIMENT.

RETURN HoMg or THE NIsErIErH REGIMENT.
This regiment numbering 200 men. Lieut.. Col. Kel'
son shaurman in command arrived at the Battery Bar
racks yesterday afternoon at o'clock Tho Einstisth
was recruited in Brooklyn in the Fall Of 1861 and on
the 5th Of January 1862 sailed for Key West Fla In
January 1863 the regiment went TO Beaufort, g. o. /;
and subsequently, Joined the Depart mont Of the Guh
taking part In the siegs Of Port Hudson md the Red
River campaign In July 1854. the dtnetieth Joined
the Sixth CORPS in The Shenandoah vailey. Tts men
on sht At Fishsrs Hill at Cedar Creek and In 0Aay
othor engsgsmsnts andsr ShsstdAn.
The rsTiusat rssslis>ed IN February. 1854 II nAs
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
NAVAL.
The Naval Race.

The gunbOats Algonquin and Winooski have
a, last started Mr. Dickersons e.gineers turned ul
on Monday morning. bat the weather was so bad hat
i. was deemed advisable to postpone the race until :
change took place. The weather being favorable boil
vessels left tie NavyYard shortly after 10 o'clock yes
terdsy morning The " start would be made some
time during the afternoon eO If both vessels hold out
the contest will be terminated on Fridly.
MORE STEAM sLOoPs ORDERED.
Orders have been received at the CharestOwn Mass
Navy Yard TO commence operations again on the new
steam sloop Manitou This vessel Is one OF the tel
ordered 10 1868. OF wheh not one has yet beon CON
pleted. Their nan es are follows: Arrapaho. Con
toocook. Keosaugua. Mondamn. bianiton. Moshoiu
PIshmataha. 1algayuta. Wenalaset Willamette
These vessels are each 2.Ji5 tuBs burden, and VII
carry - guns Ii i, said that the Department hs, in
sructed the oommandants o. the different yards al
which they being built 10 have them pushed Il
completion es rapidly AZ possible
SUPPLIES F0H TIiE EAST iNDIA SQUADRON.
The U. ). storeship Supply will shortly sail for the
East Iudies carrying supplies 10 our vessels on that
station. The Supply has been most useful vessel {,
the service having been constantly employed as store
chip since her purchase in 1916 STE has only lately
returned from the Brazil station where she was sent II
September last
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
SAN DOMINGO.
The visit or Secretary sewnrd-Addresses
from Gems. Garcia. Pelanes and
Guillef mo-Quiet Prevailing Through.
ont the Republir.

Copies of the FL Monitor, the oilicli! organ OF
the present Government OF san Domingo. have been
received here up 10 Jan l6 They give accounts o the
interview Of Secretary Seward with tne leads Of the
Dominican Government confirming the reports pre-
yiously made public. Tue visit Of Hr Seward ha,
given great satisfaction IN SGu Domingo and Is Ve"ed
as having u important political signineaEce
Garcia Polanco aud Guillermo. leading Donihioah
generals have addressed their troops assuring the oi
the stability Of the present Government ahd urging
them TO adhere faithfully 20 II.
Ths Republic IS quiet and order Is frl'y restored.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

BULLS HEAp.-If the butchers don't leone
down" this week they not as wise as Capt Scots
coon. We will therefore gently remind them that the de-
cline OF prices OF beef foot equal to one. and in
some cases to two cents pound. IL isthe that
fancy bullocks sold at 2Od 2Jc. y TO- net. but real
good steers for the retail market were plenty at l5d
lec and great many of a more common sort sold at
l2al4c The supply OF the week, 5si9 head. could not
be all sold which indicates prospect OF still further
Sscline during Lent Sheep that will dress 50 sold at
e. from which deduct the pelt o. and value Of ofal
and You may get at the cost of mutton per pound.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
New.York Legislature.

SENA 4 LBANll 7 tII 10 I-''.
RemOnstrances Were presented against giving
o the owners or lessees OF Wharyes and slips il New
York exclusive use OF the same.
Mr. WHITf introduced bill to provide for the safety
of persons attending pubc assemblies by making 1t un
lawful and punishable by fine not exceeding $1,000 TO
use any hail. thcater opera.house church schoohouse
or building OF any kind in any city or Incorporated
village for the assembage OF people unless the same Is
provided with ample means for the cafe and speedy
egress Of persons therein assem bed IN case oil alarm
BILLS PASSED.
Incorporating the Port Richmond and Bergen Point
ferry.
Amending the charter OF the North Hampstead and
Flushing Turnpike Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
Accident en- the Rensselaer, and Saratoga
Rnilrond.
ALRAnY. Tne.day. ID

ALBAsY Tuesday. FEB. -. i566.
An accident occurred on the Rensselaer, and
Saratoga Railroad this morning about eight miles rom
Whitehall by which the morning mail train from Troy
consisting OF four thrown from the track and
precipitated down cinbankment about - feet The
first passeu ger which about 80 passengers
struck Il 90 and dashed 10 atoms. Six passengers
and one empoye we're wounded. only two OF them
seriously. The accident was caused by broken rail
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
The Conaecticut Republican state Cenven.
ton.
HArIroRp. Inn

HArrFoRD Tuesday. Feb. l3 lst6.
The Republican State Convention, which
meets 10 this city tomorrow promises 10 he enc oi tue
largest and abcst Conventions which has assembled IN
Connecticut for years. The attendance st the caucus
tonight ia quite argc aud good feeling preflis The
Convention will ndorse President Johnson siirm thci
confidence the patriotism Of Congrcs- aud feaiiru
the doctrines and principles under vach the party has
fought for the pss Eve years There strong desire
20 renoinnate Gov Buckingham. but a. he positively
declines Q new ticket will be u ade. The prominent
candidates for Governor are. Gen j T. Havcy. Lieu
tenant Gov Ayer!ll alc tss Hon. l.. &. SCisutOa.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
syMr.AyyUAL EXHIBITION OF THE COLUMBIA

SEMI.AySUAL EXHIBITION OF THE COLUMBIA
CoLLEGE-The students Of Columbia College held their
semi annual exhibition at Wallacks Tbeater yesterday
morning A large audience was IN attendance aud
the exercise were OF interesting character. the fol-
low ing programme being preserved throughout Presi'
dents Address A. {. Merriam Darkness. Robert
Henry Hunt. Mary. the Maid Of the Inn. l.. Is. Smith;
Mona Duane l.. Peabody; The Combat, VIM y. Beck
A Dream H. A. Witthaus; Shadows. 5. a. Batchford :
Hundred DAYS. A. Floyd Deahed; American
Poetry Wm Jameson Thomson. Phi.oleIah Grafton.
Nathan X. Carter feithologian Oraiion' George ID.
naMIft LIZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
AgDERSONvILLE.
TnE RESowN OF BURyETrs STANDARD PREP

The REYowN o. BURSETTs STANDARD PREP
ARArros-For more than eight year, these PrepaisiOu'
have maintained large and constantly increasing sale
tanns the opinion OF the best judges that they unyaled
BuKsxrrs ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH i, preseyse, Of the
teeth end be,u,ife, them tsout injury to the enamel In
,h, respect stands alone The evidence OF Chemist, and o
the Den,A Faculty substantists, these fsct,
For sale by all Druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

DyAru op ROBERT CARY.-The vener able
Robert Cary. The father OF Ace ana fheoe cary deo
In Cincinnati on She llth INST MI Gary was nearly
eighty years Of age and was one oil the hfs settlers OF
Cincinnati
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
Fire nj Middletowu,N.Y

MmDLfTowS. n. y. Tuesday. Feb. 10 l~S.
A FIRE broke ont on Sunday ia the building
occupied b. W. & j. Kirkpatrick tobaceonists, and
A. A. Bromley. hats and caps II extended to TIE I'D
Joining building occupied As dry goods store Loas,
f2D 0b) mostly Insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
NEwYORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY H. 1866

The citizens of Brooklyn with the Thirteenth regiment
n. G. s N. T. will give the veterans public recep.
tion TO morrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

The BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH protects in.
ysby and without damage each window and door, aud
!. the only protection the world that has never been
broken through T. HOLMES. No. l9e broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
ANDERSOSVILLB.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
The PAEls UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1867.

THB PAEls UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1867
NEw.YoRx, January 22 1866.
further extension ofme for presenting applications for
space the above named exhibition, until the lat OF March
merit having been arranged is desirable with view to
well selected representation Of the mechanical inventions Of
he United States ths, the number OF applications should be
large possible and all Engineers, Miners. Owners Of
Mines Agricultural and Mineral Producer Inventor, ard
Agents, or Assnees OF Inventors therefore respectfully
urged forward to this Agency their and residences
and those Of all other parties known to them to be interested
having control Of useful inventions in order that forms
Of spplic alton should be sent to them.
AL applications should be made upon the proper blank
forms which furnished yrutousy BY the undersigned
and should be 10 th Office before the Let OF March nett
but p,re. whose applications shall be accepted. will have
until the M o; December for the delivery Of their articles
Nrw.York
Full printed Information circulars and documents will be
furnished by tn. undersgne n all parties applying therefor
either personally or by letter. J. C. DERBr,
U. s. A6KSr PARIS UsfvgRsAL EXPOSITION.
Ne Spruee., Tribune Buidnss). and NO 20 Park row,
Times Building) New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
Business Notices.
ANDERSONYILLE.

49,.
ASDERsoNyILLB.
BURNING OF BLEEcKER.sT AND FULTON FERRY
CAR Dgror.
Book PAPERs Asp MoSEr PREsravEp
IS HKREIsas PArssr CHAMPION SAFE
NKwYoRx Feb g. 1896.
M,y, HKRRISG Co., no. 2Sl Brohd0ig.
GKxr, We had t:s Of one Of your Patent Cham
pon Safes in the entire destruction Of depot budns' on
Saturday night the ID inst. The Safe was in our Office in the
second story sfhe large brick building Foaeen,h' aud
exposed to ses, body o. flame from the large amount OF
h.y aud other combasbe contained in the burning
stables.
We got the safe ou, day and opened IT, The oooA''
papers. money in bank bills oil well preserved-no'hins
bsin, injured except the leather bindings.
JAcoB SHARP,
p,..d,n, Of the Bleeeker., and Fulton Ferry Railroad
Company.
HxKRSss PATENT CHAMPION SAYS
Tue Mosr RELIABLE Protection fRon FIRE Now
KNOWN.
uEnrlxo L Co.'S Nnw PATENT BAsxER's sAyE,
(wi,h Herring Floyd. Patent Cry.ared Iron or Frank
lini,e)
BuRGLARs DRILL
HERRIsa Co,
No. Isl Broadway, cor. Murayst..
NewYork.
FAxAL, HxRxISo Co.. Philadelphia
HrnlIsa 4 Co.. Chicago
AN EFFECTUAL WORK MEDICINE.
hs combiusioa OF ingredients used In making BAowE'
Coxy,rs Il such a. to give the beet possible Of
feet with ssfsty.
Worms In hs stomach irritation Ssd often prolonged
sickness and be removed oay uss OF nss
which yin Be found In the vsaxIyrsA CosUIn.
DArmMesb HAia DIz.-Ths best N ths
SA n csesias = sSn Il WlLslAa 4 oArcasAsA
ssNSG - DvvStAs. RsstrY Ns s~sAr<
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14

No article for the present muddy walking IS so
indispensable as Mdme. DEMoREsTs laPEMAL Dhiss
ElRy, ,ToRs. Price IS cents. CONVENIENT gThGeial
and efficient Sold at No. i7J Broadway ana all the
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
BECAUSE A PERSON HAS BAD CoUGH

should be inferred that CONSUMPTION has set n although
Of CONSUMPTION is rarely me, with unaccompnied BY
distressing Cough. Where, however, predispo'tion to
Pulmonary disease exists Cough If left to itself strains and
rack, the Lungs and the general strength and
es,ab,he, neufible complaint la al then is the
safer pan to get rid Of Cough Cold HOar'ene' without
delay. and for this purpose remedy ac' more promptly OF
surely with benefit the Of the Chest than
Dr. d. Jayue's Erpectorsn article scientifically com
pounded from carefully selected drugs aud which, sr
will Away. be found worthy Of its worldwide reputation
Sold by all Druggists
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
Advertisements

$500 Bricks perhour are made by the NATION
AL BRICK MACHISR. which. without question Is the
best Brick Machine in America ABRAh EEQUA Gen.
ernl A cont No 100 broadway. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14
ASSEMBLY.

The Governor sent in message cOmmunl
eating the action Of the Albany Common Council IN
complying with the act of last Winter relative TO th'
erection of a new capitol. and recommending early
appropriations toward carrying out the provisions
the law
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-10-10
KasOeU Thu Dcsti1eu.

MADAME e. +. THORNTON, the great English Astrolo-
gist Claryoyant and Psychometrican who has aston
ished the scientific classes of the Old World has now
located herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thornton
possesses such wonderful powers of second sight, as to
enable her to mpart knowledge Of the greatest mpor-
lance to the single married of either SEX While in
state of trance, she delneates the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and by the aid of an In
strument of intense power, known the Psychomo-
trope, guarantees to produce lfeke picture of the
future husband wife of the applicant together with
date Of marriage position in life leading traits of char
acter, &C. This il no humbug thousands Of testi-
monias can assert. She will send when desired GER
tined certificate or written guarasee that the picture
is what it purports to be. BY enclosing small
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 information by return mall All
communications sacredly confidential Address, I'm
confidence, MADAME E. +. THORNTON, P. O. Box o23
Hudson, New York. 400
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-10-10

Has the largest sale Of any Horse and Cattle Medicine
In this country 1t is composed Of herbs and roots and
for mldnoss safety certainty and thorongness stands
prominently at the head Of the list Of Horse and
Cuttle Medicines.
1t carries OF all gross humors prevents horses from
becoming stin laundering, pures the blood, oosens
the skin, aud gives smooth and glossy appearance,
ceanses the water and strengthens every part Of the
body It is also safe and certain remedy for coughs
and colds, which generate SO many fatal diseases.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-10-10
TIE REAL VELPEAU FEMALE BILLS.

PILLS.
l. SO celebrated
many years ago in
Paris for the relief
of female irregu-
larities, and after
wards so notorious
for their criminal
employment in tho
practice ofabortion,
are now offered for