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S11.J.lU7
On motion Of Supervisor Heacock IL was voted
Tomorrow moluing, aEd that O.! adjonzntns they
proceed to Wilt III County Mo:pl:al.
Supcryispr stcininulfer 0.scged resolution In
rr.aid to The payment Of clerks and judges OF
elections, ard olher election expenses, which WAS
rciettcd 10 the Committee On Miscellaneous
Chains.
PETITION ron BOUNTY.
Supervisor King presenter a petition from Fred
creS Sf gi. en-; yent III us ~ coaniv anatS
voted 10 volunteers, which he Tad uo- received.
The matter was reIcrzed to The Committee on
On motion, the Boara then adjourned until 10
VISIT ro TllE COUNTY HOSPITAL.
Immediately or udJournlHg the Board proceed
cd to make their annual visit to the c. Ok Conaty
.tTeei, near Eighteenth, aud IS dne aud cz:cn*se
tor City Hospital. ut cost when aanisled, ot
tnnlc S1F,N Q, bllt whcn the work WAS completed
,te b!ilant nat sc,nyslat MntiTs!y thousat ~ &C oe
obliged ly law 10 take care Of a.! the poor wlthtu
Psy.isia,s. II @ ar d, eadatei =. private hespi,s!
Tor some sig :. mrs. Ths government then lesscd
and occupied + as mili.,ry ho;ptal Tor anoat s.1
by Coax uEntv. for Two years. the county. as an
equivalent r,,ln: .Ae s,sy ~ use q the property
1 s cry e sas to be
mirably conducted. The rooms are large, high
AMI clean i the eot* nsc wide and comfortable.
Of patients arc arranged in appropriate wards and
the medical and sanitary Arrangements arc nppa-
rchfiy liberal and excellent
The report Of The Medical Doard Of The Hos.
pi.al, vlich Was published yesterday, contains
tie u1aEn statistics OF interest The total Gust OF
son.ncpg the hospital darlas ths gear nas ,s. Gcen
p'sies Al II u asont so hss been
Fiseo from the sale OF tickets TO medical men
formed in fhc lecture room, which con ANS seat;
iu the form of anphitheatre, and viii seat s5
persons. Tie annual charge for tickets IL S5, and
! a. many As two hundred students have becu pres
The hos1.itsi is conducted nndcr e!stcu,stls
I'd T4fo1Ss 4he SeSSsai Ssl
den, Matron and twcnty-four assistants are EN-
IN carrying II @ o. dnS nu1ee ne, o. m paenu .n
large numbc: Of unfortunate, poor, G'endtess ars
diseased, VIII ard shelter and treatment in thi
belcfcic,t institution dntirs he coming In W,5ses
, | The following gentlemen constitute Inc Aeu1ea
Ats1dsne su.geGns7Georse E: sA',s A%sF%an q = n
Corsqstiur SarGsons-Jos- Y. FrccE. N. D.
A'tsnd{Se VS.: yt,ejsn:nhotu Joaas II pf2an' s. H.
II. s. cniHi1sf i'ans|i. sG' M: D. a. 'A' " -
Warden-Densamln Chase. Anlroh-Mfs.
i Chakc- -.-...
, AfYcr raetsiug through and i-epectfng the =
!. 1ioIs departments Of the HOSPITAL; the Board Pr
| cecued 10 the dining. room and there partooS
Se oiss!s Of tsc i"s,i,ntion. 1he hoaoTae
II Chairman. on the plea Of native and ehe2u
d,tltke 10 the 'csh Of fowls, declined ~ sltcs
and thus kEillrlly obtained double allowance
"A hi,aycf. The sincerity OF his cxcusc was qut
IN TONED by enne cf The other nsena1es, but t
ssStrs +hoae nIessinr- attentions to tho inu
, 1866-12-07

OFFICE or TuK CHICAGO TEInESH
TuCgxpsI EVENING. EcctMbcT e. lS56-
The following table shows the daily receipts and
sbinu,en Of Live stock durlnE tho week up to this
evening" Al reported bs the Secretary OF the Union
Stork Yard Ccmrapy: ,x
, 1866-12-07

sFtd mad wate-cd.
sHtEp-Thcrr was a ta,E demand so~day for good
untton cradesr local account aud prices wen
maintained and tru at for Inferior to choice
Ehefr.
, 1866-12-07

Dr. BlEe1Oyy,
Having the confidence OF the pur!c s7f the medical
fscults at LARGE 9 the most reliable physician In the
city Lr cllscnr nnlyous AMI fexuN ht.es~cs CAL at
his ntDcc, 179 South Clatk-st- cnrLer nt Aoarot-
Ihouls sep 4r1te. Consultation free T. y. Box 111.
His guide 10 health published monthlJ. asot ffes to
hny atdrees.
Bachelors Hair Dyc,
Ihe Best in the World! Harmless reliable, instanta-
neout. The only perfect Dse; NJ disapnosnt.Mrnt-
NEW York.- Also, REt'ESERArlSG ENrRACI nE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. preserves and t,eantlEc9
tic halt. Sold by Ill druggists. de9alstJ
Publishers Of Newspapers
Mar seEd specimen paper, anil their rates ot -
tIslux per Annu:n for column. payAble 0atf.':S
IL adv agcr, with the nurber Of miles Tie at. q i1 y
Boz &;17S. Chicago, III.
, 1866-12-07

Eycry psr1on obt.ias Watch b ih!A atfha s5.
cnsttng nut 4I0 hue It uay Be worth $o- No pafn
ality shown. r,,, H..en Co.
anoye uasnlnsrrs stck. Ctrtihcas<e tanES ~ as
1.c-s pac IN seaisd env:iopts aqd oa their ec
fisat psyEeato' Ie9 IL ii
n our crFtics:es entities you to tee Ass;s1 aass ~
fiefepr nGoo pr1 thsn 9l0 Is named A1y err
es.s Il .h.s tpts : NJ 1s1e
but strNEono. In even Is the most tAsslal1Gs!
ny E Z; ssS
npoh fees,. - premium f,r -, stx:yslf 4@ r13se
ssasis tlo one y Isss ~ Tin
per5 rare opportunity: u = leSttsnae-
huslnss do'y aqnoTixsa e ~ r. Is
Eeat ~ Vt fi1t'EIiSG CO. 149 Bcoa1T3y. \. T.
, 1866-12-07
BuSiufEa WECEs.
Guanten Agents.

A GENTS WANTED FOR THE
Gold Medal Sewing Machines
In rv.rr CIV a.d County IN the Union. The least
cOut iicoed n-tnreau Mac; II the Enfld AddfEss
a. r. JOHNSON CO., 314 HashlnKsoa"sI- boaoo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
planting, ETC, IN NArouIroouns PARrsu,-The
Netcbiyechas T,;,,,os. ,f +,,a i AZ, COVE.

PLANTING, ETC, IN NArouIroouns PARIsu,-The
Natchiyoehes Times of the l4th says:
Our planters are quite through picking cotton
and are bnsily engaged in ginning and baling,
Some have their eerps ready lor the market. Our
planters are not discouraged by the disastrous
year they haye experienced by ruin, drought,
overflow and the army worm; on the contrary
they seem te be weA spirited and ready TO Try
j aother season, provided they can procure the
sutdeent advances and the necessary supplies
still they have the required energy; with some
ecuuutuy en- Their part aud more eNertion, t9 lake
aaYama Sc OF tEtelE resources, we hope they viii
lie enabled to fna help AZ help is 8lRaYs etfefed.
to the man who isWiiiing 10 work faithfully.
Rtd RiyeIa isfatEng. AT Alexandra, ii is diff
fanlt for sofl. boats 10 cross the bar but m tho
4easou < iar ad yanecdj We will probably, have no
low water season.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

No detention on the route. THROUGH TICKETS for
Galveston ndnol Sabine Pass be procured at the
Gomptny' Office, No. 50 Canal street. the
Ferryboat while crossing the river. FREE FERRY TICK
1S furnished all passengers who procure Railroad
Texas tickets. o.,
Passengers by Inside Route connect at Galveston with
special train for Houston Baggage checked ship through
to and conveyed FREE from steamship to railroad
depot in Galveston,
Steau6obts running New IBERIA and all intermediate
landings the 1'eche make DAILY CONNECTIONS tSun
DAYS exceptedj with the trains at Brashear.
Freight and delivered at the landing at foot
ST. street, every day until except Sundays(
aud Sabine Pass the landings on Bayou Teehe an
Freight viii also be received delivered at the freight
platforms in Aigiers.
All baggage transported the river Free Of Charge
Tlnding G. W. 4. BAYLEY,
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

The Board of Ts,ees have resolved 80 declare Scrip div
dsnd hiry-Gve per the net earned pSrcpasng
premiums for the year ending 28th February 1866 for whc
certificates viii Issued and after the I'd day Of Jul
next.
The Scrip CarHacetea Issued the year 1860 will be
deemed also SIX per cent interest ell outstanding Certi6
aees Scrip viii be paid the second Monday Of Nay
l8G8 to tile holders thereof lega representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CAERlEzE 9yioe President.
j. ?. E0vE, Sgorosary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

AREApY.afApe BUSINESS. Our advert ising col
umns f0rnislia promising chance for anybody Of
enterprise. energy, and a small capital to engage
in q arstclass staple and fancy grocery. This
establishment is On business thoToughfare, near
one Of the best markets, and il in excellent order
throughout This is a rare opportunity, as will be
seen from the advertisement. The address is losik
box No. ~ city Postofiee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

The Company will pay interest at per cent In cash on
Outstanding Certificates Scrip the legal holders there.
Of on and after the second Monday in July next.
The Board Trustees have also declared Scrip Dividend
SIXTY per premiums entitled particpa
for the year ending April 3d. 1866 certificates
will issued after the first Monday August
THOMAS A ADAMS, President
SAMUEL H. KENNEDY, Yics President,
HENRY V. OGDEN, Secretary,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Oreaps.
remembered that the 9th day OF June, 1866 before
me- the undersigned Justice of the Peace
parish aforesaid personally and appeared John Pember
ton President Paul Fourchy Secretary the Merchants
Mutual Company New Orleans who being duly
according law did depose and say that the above
just and correct transcript from the books
of the Company
PAUL FoURoHy, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
Special Passenger Trains

Carrying the u s. Mail leave the Algers depot EVER
MORNING al O'Clock, arriving at BRASHEAR, Berwick
Bay, ut u n.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

Thesherf Of the parish Of Orleans, sells -four,
molssses lard, etc., to-day, at log O'Clock 4. M,
at the warehouse No. % Jefferson street Second
Dislrfut
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

Leave the depot in Algisrs at O'Clock on wEDNEST
and FRIDAY MORNINGS, returning same day On the
val of the steamship from Galveston.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

Leaves Brashear every day Except Sundays at arry
iug in Algiers at p. NJ On SUNDAYS the train leav
BIsshear On the rival ofthe Galveston steamship.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
PARISH OF ORLRAFs, CITY OF REV ORLEANS }
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 10th day Of March
1865. EDMOND MEuNIER,
Third Justice of the Peaes for the Parish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
DONTCRARTRAEN RAILROAD.

Fare to and from the Lake, sanls day, 25 cents
Passengers Gentily Station must notify the conductor
prior departure the train Fare 10 cents each way
GEO PANDELY, General Superintendent.
GDEE FORT, SPEED AND sAFETY-IL.
" in0is Central RaroadQuickes route from New Orleans
to New York and all Eastern cities.
TWO DAILY TRAINS eavs Cairo morning and evsnihr
on arrival of trains and from the South.
Time from New Orleans to New York-3% days
For through apply the office New Orleans,
Jackson Great Northern Railroad "A arondalet ll8 Com
mon street St. Char Hotel 80 Canal and
Depot also at office of the Tnos Central office Cairo
M HuGHITT,
General Superintendent, Chicago
". P. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
B. 4. LONGLEY,
EnntberD Enyy Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

Tar ax aMTREss UH4LLoIEE = ee1nniuniaa.
Han GFam BrasseIs, dated 0ct. IS, to the Journal
IleRe says
Esie EGHAt ie Flandre Qh his return from Mira
Hr bEisgs BACK t9e liigence that the sta6e Of
hg EHiarsss GhsTlotte Is relatively satisfactory
GFe III ssiFe and relative fsp4se eontime to be.
seeanMnunaed TheEaf0fe, the announcement
lslla by the Patrie il Incorrect that vessel had
iFsighted ID the port Of Trieste torenoge
@ee oAseSjeo, as als0 the statements 0i ether
5qtraas sllat hei majestg wonld be taken to Bfas'
GapkenaT gienna
s5slsa who has re tptnad 70 Bfusses from Mi
sends t0 fhe Independence Vie suljeiaed
sAssals #esbecfiHe tile hgnpFesss The Improvement
gtsr4abl 81 "a lsa6a 81 that On Sunday the au-
asH aieat was4tbie to hear mass iasthe ehateag.f
Saai4sasian hiss succeeded h NEARLY altogether
sIp8tiaa the Dred0ainaht moanmanid which
ihe lear III H0isoH NoWs. eOtHparatiYeiy
hf5aehsta Trieste BIZ nefchant vessel las
t6eaH tile eilld 81 ths empress. sae
s9 drink regularly reads does safNe eni.
s9ss asd cYan aeeeiEes Elslis heestitiy sEe
e % take anything Dufmltk i9oa Which
eyl hg d Peg8at ID a1oln size lkas eaidislepee
&as feslasaens and sanle boots 81 fgASsl me-
YsFiEe Eeaafg 9ils lsFsal9Hs haYa iefad-
hasperns8a 0f i0HrsRis, Hndalsp ot Religions
li6eif rs exe4 tllA nllad, every one
Aifanaf aaa gseHna nq@ leels nieEe eo1i-
4. csok 0l #s atl2 aiqloel, at tho
aata and Aacssopeegs Exchange, oae share
te 9AeAtet stask.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
Steamships for Galveston, Inside Route, via
Eserxal4b JEny,

Leaves Hrashear the arrival of passengers from New
leans ~ Ferr boat from st. Ann street. and cl9
train from Algiers, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS al
FRIDAYS; and Tor SABINE PASS on SUNDAYS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

STEAMBOATS, TO ATTAKAPAs AND ALL POINTS
ON THE BAYOU TECHE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
R REMOVALS.
IA HACgsE . DoLL's
PIANO STORE REMOVED

4 #AcEsE - DOLLS
PIANO STORE REMOVED
L 4 s' s tss n doS msGo @aP On
ointment E.r sle At Factory PRICES SS Gale Co. New York
RAsh9B 5 5 EAy4RinlGS sF sale j. made Lg HHcE
rom S0o y V'0' Importers OF hrst.elsss Pianos
r EAGOvAA",".,,,','',''''' ,'''''''''''' e ENIOVAh'
WILLIAM G, COOK has removed to store No. 80
PoYDRAs STREET, corner of Fulton. --
" eEMOyAL,..s.,,,.''...., '''.'''' 'hEA0V All
EVERETT LANE, tsuccessor to R. B. Aucoino Manuf"''
rer and Wholesale Boots Shoes and Brog"ns has
removed from Nc. q to No. MAGAZINE street near
Canal where R B. Aucoin viii be pleased to see his friends
=, E.OwA REMOVAL
W. H. H. WITHERELL COMMISSION MERoAANf
and DEALER in HIDES, LEATHER and WOOL has
removed his office to wIrHERELL& Co, 50 and 80 New
1.evee street, Warehouse 33 Commeree street
d pEAE0vAL"................ REMOVAL.
The Office of the TEXAS AND NEW ORLEANS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY (Louisana Division) has been removed
to No 1874 Common street. second floor.
GEO CLARK, Vice President,
W. r. ADAMS Secretary.
ID EA1OYAL.........,.,...,... ESEM0V+AfA Ia
SIMON j. FuATow CO., from No. 81 Magazine street,
to Nos l2l and l26 NEW LEvEE, near GIRoD street.
SIMON j, FLATow \ 90.
IN &aIoy-As-,..,----..--.-..,... REMOVAL
~
LEyEE STREET, store recently occupied by A. r.
Cochran
4 F9 9EM0y-A2.......,........... .EsEAoEAs> Z.
We have this day REMOVED into office, No. ~
cARoNDELET STREET, tUp statrs)
KERN sHEARER.
v REarosvA1,,,,.....,...... REMOVAL
FALLS, ALLISON & co, from No, 80 Magazine stree
to No 1g2 GRAyIER STREET hstween 0arondele snd Bu
rome Streets FALLS, ALLISON 4 co.
u EA1ovED...... ................. REMOVED
% ss Ssen ro@o1ed 93dG To- tic SdnmcdoG
Building so and 81 Camp street Natchea 9pe
t asss ss 6eiese u all its iep@ttlnsnts peect
been refurnished the of
structon exended Banks where
is received paid goods actually bought and sold tn
regularly kept all the attendant duties of the Ae
chant keeper Correspondent and Clerk PRACTICAL
&, performed by the student
persons Interested In Commercial Education
fully invited examine the merits aud Adyanta
E popular institution FoE circulars call th
t. Ufieaf CT address GEORGE SOuLE, New Orleans
v SECDHD JUaTECE's COURT-
f GEO. A. BRAUeHN-JuaGs.
e JOHN c. EUZAG-Constabls.
Tie above Court has been removed to tie co.rsr or c
2 uecial Place and st. Charles stset Enrapce26 Cemme
/, cial Place,
u
Y RAILROADS.
/ NEW UsLEANs, orELOUsAs AM
I GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD,
MORGAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21


LEFrER FROM THE BRITIsH MINISTER IE RELA-
TIas Fa TlIf;L on FaSTEss. ttastiagtole
AaUeai6es 16s-The following letter from the
British minister gFas received to-day by the Sec
1etaTy Of State:
II w AsH1NGTaHs Nov. is, 1866.
aSi3.--I have tAe honor 70 acknowledge the re-
ynnr note of the p fth nlt., relating 10 the
sentences ef death passed on " lynch dEda3 Me-
SIahan, in tsanadR, and stating the views enter
taired by He government of the United States
ana tde various c0nside rati8ns oI saw policy and
yinla4lity rrilt be expected to arise in the
course of the tFills Of the Individuals concerned
in tlSe raid commenced on Canada last spring lm-
mediateiy on the receipt Of that note, L trsns-
nifted cany of it to her msSesty y 81 eminent,
mad await their instructions before entering az
lenptI upon the several and weighty subjects con
tsinefi iii it.
he carlse pursued by the Canadian goverll-
5sef,t iii briepie these eases before tife regular
tfEsanaisof Justice thua securing to the prisoners
tl3a full protection the law affords the accused
ala tie diness slevsH b5 them TO communicate
ais sss8h u oenIaepfs to the CONSUL of the United
s5es as may throw light on the justice Of the pros
eseaifias will I trust satisfy the government of
s|ls nl6ed States that Rriiie Findicatng The maj
81 the law the authorities dc not conduct the
pFgSReentiotfs i'll any yindictise OF hnpsh spirit
ssT am moreover, authorized to state that the
ba1e question Of the disposal of such of the prs-
anefs as may convicted has been referred for
tisiLsion Ia her majesty igo goqetamenti who will
sf5sis to secure peace and harmony between
taesHopaiatiOns ifying IN such immediate proyipa
sfv ana sepafagea 1y a long froatien sa easily
gsavs sbe honor to be-. with the highest CON
alterations, gir, yeuf most o6adi nt and hnmble
sHr8sat RREil : n. BRYCE,
0n, VIM. II. Seward, seeretqry os State,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

Leaves the loot q St. Ann 5ree opposite JACKSON SQnare
EVERY MORNING, ~ O'clock, and on Wednesday and
Friday mornings At 51s O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

Merchants groeers, and tie trade in general
should notice and be present at the large sale by
Montgomery \ Bro, this day, wednesday, the
2lst inst, at the store Of the Inspector, No. 60
Old Leyee street, Of 800 bags coffee, 1900 boxes
layer raisins, in whole, half and quarter boxes,
together with 100 bags Of rice The above arti-
elea offer great inducements to the trade as they
ara now landing very fresh, Of fine qualilY, and
are nov II bond and can be Withdrawn ut the
option Of purchasers, and sold in lots TO suit
them.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

CEvENTEENTH ANN NUAL LsTATEALBNT
OF EHE
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY %, 1885,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21

Galveston, Tndinnoln and Sabine Pass, Texas
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
RAILROADS.

NEW UaLEANs, 0pEL0UsAs AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
MORGAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-21
pmo0Ks HOUSE, .m.
nos. 227. 229 and zsl CANAL STREET, Corner Basin5
.M. New Orleans.

viii be eady On he first October 1855 for the receb ion Of
permanent transient and dy 9oarde[s Sa9 WI AeLe na9
y ths OF any house in the city Fine airy rooms single or
IN pas Neal hours. Breakfast 10 Dinner to sup
nerh
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-01
Business Of the Express Commands.

whenever business is very active, the re-
ceipts OF the Express Companies are VIEW
large. The past year has been one of un-
precedented activity in every branch of bu-
slness, and, therefore, we are not surprised
to read the following table of receipts of the
companies which have their head In the cit
ty OF New York. Few railway companies in
the United States perform larger business
than Adams Express Company. The bu-
Slness OF expressing is the peculiar off. shoots
OF modern progress. People have become
80 imperious in their demand for Inquiries
and comforts, that they do not hesitate to
pay literally to any agency which will in
sure promptnesss in the delivery of any
thing they may require. Thus,if some del
icate palate IN our great cities requires shad
from savannah, Strawberries from Char
lesion, or prairie chickens from the broad
savannahs OF the West-they know that the
facilities OF an express company can gratify
their utmost wants 1t is curious to exam.
Inc ID an express Office the variety of pack
ages offered for transportation. 1t is posi-
tlVely the greatest medley that the inagi-
nation can conceive, for the express com.
panles carry anything and everything for
money that is offered. 1t would surprise
an outsider to perceive what quantities of
perishable material they transport, such as
eggs, fresh fruit, &c, and the fact that thew
guarantee the safety of every article which
they convey, and to satisfy claims incident
thereto frequently pay large damages, gives
additional confidence to the public. Most
people believe that what they deposit in an
express company is safer than in a bark.
The receipts for 1866 for the leading New
York companies are as follows:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-01
DIR. EASTERLY's
IODINE AND SARSAPARILLA.

This is the only medicine that VIII cure diseases
arising iro m an impure state of the blood, viz:
scrofula, or Kings Evil, Cancer, Tumors, Eruptions
OF the ekin, Eryspeias, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring.
worm or letter, Scald Head, Old Sores Swelling Of
the Glands, Leprosy, White Swelling, Piles, Blotch.
es Bois, PinPies on the face, Goitre, Rheumatism,
Dropsy or Gravel, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
Nervous Affections, General Debility, all Chronic
Diseases arising from the use of Mercury.
This medicine combines in highly concentr lted
state the Fluid Extracts of sarsapara Yellow Dock
Stngia, Burdock and the Iodine of Potassium also
the Extracts OF several other valuable ROOTS and
BARKS prepared by NEW and highly improved
OIPLE of those Roots in its PURE and most perfect
volatile rendering the compound the most per-
feet aad EFFICACI0US REMEDY known to man for
the cure Of all those diseases arising from an impure
q .se q the BLOOD, the other fluids OF the system
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-01
DIR. EASTERLY'S
Universal Family Pills

are very mild and pleasant in their operation. vet
more pr ompt and efectual in cleansing the system
IRON an olious and irritating matter than the yari.
Gus OF er pills in general use. For Liver Complaint
ana dyspepsia, they really invaluable These
flEs are PURELY VEGETABLE in their Ingredients
ans van De found much superior other Pills to cure
the diseases incident to the West Families trv tbe
prepared and sold SY DR.. EAsTERLY & CO.. No.
~ NORM Fifth street ST. Louis, Mo. Sold at their
Chicago, Ills. S'i ee'
For sale by all the wholesale Druggists of Chicago.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-01
DHs. EASTERLY'S
DE.aRRHE.a SYRUP

THIS Medicine as a pleasant and infalli6le Cure
for Diorrhea, Dysentery Colo, Cholero Wo,.-
bus Cramps or SpasmS, Boacel Complaints.
and all Der0ngement of the Stomach and
B0'0eIs Of Children vhen TEETHING.
Evils celebrated, Popular and InfaIlible Remedy
mas been used by the most intelligent and re-
ptctaole families in st. Louis for the last fifteen
Years IN all cases OF Diarrhea, Dysentery and Bowel
and sill unite in pronounoiag it the mos,
speedy and etectual Medicine they have ever used
Price, rs cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by DR.. E. Easterly Co., No. "
North Fifth street, st. Louis, Mo- Sold at their
Branch Store, No. 80 Madison street, Chicago, Ill,
For sale by Druggists generally
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DIR. SANDERS,
Three M mute SalVe,

IhaS Celebrated SdlUe acW cure Corns. UIorty
N0leS, RinSa0orm and TOothache in from
Three 10 Ten Minutes
"A TRIAL will convince the most increduIous of
~ It's a most miraculous power and efficacy in re-
moving warts and Moles, which are always offensive
10 the eye, impairing ones beauty, and Instantly
curing the tormenting Pains from Corns and Tooth
acne. fihce, 20 cents per bottle. DR.. Sanders
Three Minute Save will be sent to all narts of ths
country on receipt of the price and ten cents to pre-
pay postage on the same
Prepared and sold by DIR. Z. EasterIy Co. No 70
North Fifth street, st. Louis Mo- Sold at their
branch Family Medicine Store, No 80 Madison street
Chicago, H. -"
For sale by all Druggists generally.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-01
Dr.EasterIY's Iodine &SarsapafiIla

Searches out the very germ or roots of disease by
Purifying the Blood, producing healthy action of
the LIVER and its secretions, expelng all morbid,
in pure and diseased matter from the system and by
its simultaneous action all the various organs OF
the body 1t impars new life and activity to the whole
physical system Possessing those peculiar Blood
purifying properties is the reason why 1t is equally
efacacous in many different complaints. No ether
medicine can compare with