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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

lf a Very excellent order has been made
by Major General Thomas, forbidding
the plowing over or otherwise defacing
the graves of United States soldiers.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

LIN January there were 81 $3.50 white
nd %, ,766 cOlored troOpsrinb the ma
tional service. BY the reductions
which have, been and are still being
made the number in service on the 10th
of April will be 17,055 white and 3d.
2l7 colored troops--a total of A ,29l
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

PRODUCE EXPoRTs.-Since the first
of January, the total exports Of pro-
duce and merchandise from the port of
New York amount to $57, ,000, 900. ~
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

The Soioto Gazette Of last Tuesday
says:--From present appearances the
wheat crop in this region will'be anal
most total failure. ..-..~...-.r..,,.s
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

Two negroes died in Washington,
last Saturday, with strong symptoms
of cholera. Their habitation was, in a
dreadfully filthy condition.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

Answer to question 1st, published in the News of
March 22d Kno,rledge is certain perception OF Facts
Wisdoin Is the best rse of knowledge -.---I lLJ o.
Answer to question 2d. thing is called high in pro-
poron as II Is distant from The earths center hsthe
earth is 81 miles greater in diameter ut the equator
than at the poles id asthe mouth Of the mississippi
50 much nearer the equator than its sonrce 1t must
rbe several thousand feet further from its CENTER and
Ia this sense Is higher. Yours, trny, "a
- ]. .HARTMAN KARNES.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

General Frank Blair has rented a
cotton plantation near Vicksburg.
Several old army officers have taken
places as superintendent.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

At Portland and Bangor, Maine, Sat
urday, salutes in honor Of the passage
of the Civil Rights Bill over the veto,
were fired. 0r- ...s 20 -srlo-q gdT
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19
BinghamtOn, N. ", Town EIec-
tiOn---Significant Union VIC
tOry--IndOrscnlcht of General
Grant for president in ISGS.

TO the EllitOr Of The NJ y. Iribl9le:
/. SIR THE Union Republican ticket
was elected in .Binghamton yesterday
by majorities ranging from 431 to 44S.
The majority for Francis r. Newell,
Republican Supervisor, was 437. This
is over 100 majority more than any
Union Republican has ever received
for Supervisor in the town. ....
This Union victory is significant for
several reasons. When the Union
party nominated theircandidates they
passed resolution unanimously in fil-
vor of Gen. Grant as the Union candi-
date for Presidentin 1868. The Cop
perheads then headed their ticket with
their strongest and best man-they
called their ticket "the Andrew John
son Ticket" and put two Republicans
on it, one of whom was one-drmed
Union Soldier But he declined to
run on n COpperhead ticket, by what
ever name it, was called. The other
Republican on it declared he did not
| fellowship with them, and the Union
men then put him on their ticket and
! elected him.
The election was spirited and large
vote was pOlied. You may set Our
triumph downq7as a. clean victory foI
the Union and equal rights, and against
dictdtiOn from whatever quarter it may
come. PRINCIPLE.
Binghamton, y. y, March %, 1866,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

Secretary McCulloch states that the
May interest due on fve-twenties would
be paid early in April. The amount
of gold required Is S22 100000. --
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

The trustees of the Indiana Soldiers
Home have purchased the Knights
town Springs for $500, and will To-
cate the institution there. .f oygr
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

Tie President has issued proclama-
tion declaring the war at an end in the
States lately in revolt. i'..HaH
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

The South is overstocked with North
ern goods, and prices are getting to be
lower than in the North. .r
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

Al western soldier, who has been all
through all the campaigns, and shared
in many Of the fiercest battles OF the
war, writes from his home "that he
never realized the horrors Of war till
he got home to Indiana, and found MS
girl married to stay-at-hoInotlry goods
olerlVv -o' ri gdi fiiW 71fioroi
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

nAo Delegation of colOred ladies in
Washington Monday, presented each
of the Senators who voted for the Civ
il Rights bill a, handsome bouquet,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

, CAPTAIN RAPHAEL SENIAfEs has
been released, by order 0f the Presi-
dent, on his original parole under the
SHERMANtJoHNsTOS convention q
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

The negro troops recently garrison
ing Macon, Georgia, have been sent to
Fort Pulaski, and their place supplied
by white regulars. t-.-ro5 of-
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

The Union men carried Cincinnati,
Monday, by about 5000 majority.
Council, % Union; Democrats. f
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

The Cincinnati Times anhOunccs the
death of james ID. Taylor, Esq, in
Richland county ILL.,, on the 31st ult.,
in his ,63d year, Mr., Taylor was for
many years widely known as "Pap"
Taylor. He was forcible writer and
Il man of great energy. tii 10 7tI "
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19
Arithmetieal Problem.

Answers TO EuEmas in last weeks News-l, William
Chester Slume, 2d Yuung's Mems Prayer Meeting.
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YOuth's Department.
Enigmas.

-.-f0- gT gadi. Enigmas. .Hf ."..-.
.. ... ......- ].
am composed Of lG letters.
NV | 4 il one Of the calendar months.
My737 " is an element Of the eye.
MY 10 II 10 is a verb. ....H
My 8 IL 10 10 Is II mineral.
My2 IL is n proposition. .........|.
NV 9 8 is pronouu.
My whole u the name Of an accomplished young lady
near New Vienna, Ohio. FBkbANDO. e.
am composed Of ls letters. .. a.'..r' f.
My II Is is to wear on the head.
My2342 IA lS II Ia tho name az u StNis.
My 0 10 IL is u girls nickname. do - ..
My zIS Is the name of public house. .i.- .-.
My 5442S is u boys name, o.. .. ..r .. -
My whole is the ptSrne OF a young lady. ThEO.
.H ,.Uu Ia.h i0i1rs. Us 7Ta..h --
am composed of "a letters. .t.-w
NY q 2 IL is found in the paror.
NV 8 22 6 II found Oh the iArm. Cd ..'.-tr.-7r
My 5 "a IS II !, a lady's name. pc. ..- g.,
NV 90 10 10 I comes from the grocery, I-
My II II 2t 80 8 is laly's name, a,rr- r-..F
NV 10 ~ Is ~ 23 is a kind Of grape. .
NV IS is letter OF tile alphabet. n.. d. Nr~
My whole is the names Of IA lady and gentleman re-
siding near New Market. BBGlNNERS.
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CIlurns, Churn.s.t.. hI. : !.

GRNHERMoMETER and others, for sale BY IgL
T'fT4 tHo 2 corr ''''' "i'"'"'
- - - IVA Il --Llna-.L--L-
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-04-19

Read the following Extracts from a
few of the Letters we are daily
receiving. We, have nothing but
praise from those who sell and use it.
Messrs Raymond & Co, Louisville, Ky, Unknown
medicine dealers write us, that their sales of ALLEN s
BA LSAM are goOd that they prescribe It freely with
the best Of results In almost every cHse. "In the
jority of the affections of the Lungs 1t Is the best
edy we have ever employed"
DR.. WOolley, OF Palestine, KoscinsIo County, Ind
writes us, requesting to send him further supply Of
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM. He says he takes especial
pleasure In recommending tho BAESAM to his patrons.
He says he has tested n several bad cases. and found
II to do Sll that racomeRd 1T do, s"I have
tensiye practice Chronic cses and your BALSAM Is
what 10 wanted" ' = s,-g t''g.f 1'.Tr '.ra
j. l.. 4 DIV! De Hart Druggists, write from West
Lima, Mcratid County, Wisconsin,. tSend us a hrth-
eT supply of ALIENS LUNG sBALSAM. 1t ia just
the medicine for this high latitude, where children
subject TO Colds, Criups, and Lung Diseases" ..-
Charles Farmer, Druggist, writs from Ovid, Clinton
County, Micigdu have just sold the last bottle Vf
A AULEN'S, LUNG DALSAM. II sells like thot cakes, :
and gives universal satisfaction. There will be large
sales uf II here"
CONsiiMpTIvBsrWoald do woil to read his Trcatise
upon, bsrassd Luugs. ,f .-r75,r 4.-..s.ti- ell
. B1-It is good repiedy. Try It, For salc,by the
.f Price, 81 per bottle. Sold by Medicine Dealers
throughout the city and conntry. 4. s d .- agruA s.
. For sale by J. > Brown, Hilshoroi y. s Gnthrie,
lillsboroa lsmrs Mendsnhall,s IlillsbOro; Norton
Robinson, Gresnheld.a offs 2ui.r tr- febl5n'isnP
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3 s = : > 3
ALIENS
/. .ung Balsan m.
The Great Remedy for the Cure of
Com S u lll ptiO
AND ALL prsEAsrs OF rHE LUNGS.

, SNHE RESULT or ITS USE is A PROOF OF ITS
b great value. The extraordinary healing proper
ties of this remedy experienced by all those who
pamphlet, which can be had Of the agents whe the
Redcine is for sale. .t..
COUGHS AND COLDS, however distressing, are
broken mp in an incredible short time by causing u
specific influence on the LnngS that the matter and
phegm are easily expectOrRied s.r.t
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM contains no opium in
any FIRM. 1t is perfectly harmless for the deli
c. to child. r..r..- lf....r. .. ...s .a.....
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-09
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACrPIC NAIL STEAMSHIP cowPAxy's
THROrGH LINE
TO
cArrroRSIt.

CARRYING UNITED STATES wArr.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
ssesm~rs leave pier No North river foot OF Canal
street. At " O'Clock noon " foliows-
November l-ocEAS 9rEEN Captain y loves con.
November IO--APIzOSA, Captain i~n. Maurv. connecting
With MONTANA Captain q. W. Bradbury.
November 1i-tlfetNg STAR. Captain A. ~. Gray. con-
meeting with CONSTITUTION, Captain Csyeriy.
touch Aearuieo: those of 1st and 2lrt
connect AZ Panama with steamers South Pacific ports l
ard eh FOR Central American po and thosr Of ist touch
81 ManraniIio.
Departure ~ ioh each month CONNECTS 9Th ne new steam
hne From psnnrna 10 Australia and View Zealand.
Steamer December ~ 1910 win oonnee; with the frst
steamer Company China Line leaving ssn Francisco
January 1857 FOR Wong Rome -.
Ono hundred pounds baggage allowed eaeh sant. Mea'
cin~s and attendance Tree. -. i.
For passage tickets lnd al further information appiy At
N.w york s. * HOLMAN. Agent
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REDucED RATES
NEW YORK. NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
STEAMSHIP LINE.
CALLING AT CITY POINT BOTH WAYS.
THE FINE STEAMERS
WASHINGTON.
o. Chichester. Commander
VALLEY CITY.
W. H. Snyder, Commander.
The above receive freight daily pier Is East
river viii sail regularly EVERY SATURDAY attn NJ
sooner VI loaded H..
This line prepared - receive and forward goods with
dispatch, by all the Southern railroad routes
For frcigh or passage apply 20 =. -.
NHEAP FREIGHT FOR BALTIMORE, MD
" THE SfDEWHEEL STEAMSHIP
MCCLELLAN.
Captain y. ~ Howes,
IL receiving fr~lght -.
Al PTfH so. NORTH RIVER,
and will sail Friday nov. y. punciualy at y ".
sugar and heavy freiglt taken ~ moderate rates, -
Freight will be received wes, via Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
GARRISoE ALLEN, Agents
No Bowling green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-09

LroR RICHMOND NORFOLK AND CITY POINT
j. The sifcwleei steamships
HATTRRAS Captain Alexander. Every Saturday
ALBEMARfE, Capnin Bourne. Every Wednesday,
Alta w., from pier ~ North ver giving through bills OF
ladnr Ac To all points the Seaboard Railroad aud is
Freight TO Norfolk &C. per foot; Cabin pa ssage -.
Freight City Point Richmond Sc foot. Cabin pas
LIVINGSTON. FOX 90. Agent.
~ Liberty street.
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TACTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
THROtGW LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA
VIA PANAMA AND sAN FRANCISCO,
CARRYING TffR rNITPD STATES MAIL

DAcIFrc NAIL srrAMsarr COMPANY
L I JAIN .Sp bi CHM "a
csRS1iss fliss gS y1J,s syiTEs NAIL
ss'. ngsRy ogATssEy WI s I; Esr. s s.' a.
nss.sr \ III cry ss as =. ~I. @
ssrrer. ara last frsisk, WI - ,sf.i.rr.e 70 TIE
ooursnys srsndd .ssnsr col 70 lssss as. Ior,
ra s"S Ss,vs .s' S.v yors md san so u.
rA''' 'a'aV' = s'' Pr, csfp sscoua Cabin s.srass
san Francisco % yetohsms. szs, So ts
S1 Due sotss Vii Ss sivsr :, subsequent yeysse.
rcs lsssse es sp. - ~ ,sr xar,h ssr @ Esns
street. % 4 X HOLMAN Asrrt
u ,sig9sSs1I, "a a S .ss,,y TaapAxr
WIN dc.paeh .ss tss. "a seFsn' steamship
JERRY " ~ sa arffVosSSMa ASDER,
90 TUESDAY November y \! noen. from Per 70 n
M WI uha I's Rgbr CIT" RATS
PR pAsaaes and freight appy ~ West ofnef q war.
rsn '"''' DS caRRrsGroS. As.n.
ron cAfrpopSn VIA rAvAsa-TnR PACIFIC
es asl s,sA ssseRss ~ Z u ooss ao@a
Frs,gh, y.ceived - usual
rio so' sefi River 70, d canal
Sole freight Agents z N y : Co
so MI Y ; TH3sna ss gc sn,s
Regular United states Nal Steamer sailing on The "a
gVt'ffi AMERICA Captain " 4. Tinkiepaush, Nov. "a
gtfnisD STAR captain W. &. Berry. lee AZ.
NORTH AMERICA, Captain L. v. Zimmerman, Jan. ~
rs Is. s:s, p.9ssss s T s.s sss III
s9,sIg :sd returning asRsys All 49,
-P| No Bowling Green. New rorh.
IMMIGRATION TO BRAZIL. -
u frss passage V Brn " We vnsi states and BrAr
~ r. sis sas;ssss ss s re- l.aas % prrl
s%sss, R', 1880, = :1s, ss x.r,
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DoRTLASD AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP com.
i Pany-The first class steamships DlkIOo and fhAN,
CDxfA form d seml.weekiy limo between New York and
Portland leaving pier - East rssr every wefnc.dax and
Saturday ocisek T. ". connecting with Grand Trunk
Railway a1d asO the International steamship
Company FOR Eastyart and 81 John, " w.
freight pas-sge apply AZ Ne ONCE % pier ~ East
river J. Y. AAES AEnts pier - EAN rFsr
, 1866-06-18

tn1n. WHERE Nafia. sr In ali the previous hsai~.
broke. Recovering bet fest The h1sct mar,
ap md w. passsd. md three 1cnzsh
H. ie cer al !be Qa,rs-t pole, wl.h
good er1pcc OF It keinR increased 10 IN fndeau,te
subtr, hui that Nara quit trot1ne and IN rnsu
lar tu1D took ,ht esck keat- Along the University
d, round The third turn 1hefr wa' a.t!rcsk Q
tw.nty tees Of daylight bat~een Fsnny+ sxlky ~!
rssia'e no:e. BON kept vel 10 taeaE VOTE nulIi
anxipus. broke. End MartA taftrg The pole forced
bezscY along side the nay. 1uch o1 inch .ne gA1p-
I'd on Fupv y ho tcnt Tor al .he As worth. Tn
whip was. spilled by bob driver src!fliIy, and
ihe black Responding with toe most alaczttY passcn
uEdef tho wire The winner Of the heat md race b,
neck only. 1tme-31s-
0uAHABY.
CHICAGO DR1yINa Pack COURSE, June 49, 1855
-Ttpllnk Taee ior a etake of x1,Uo0-mlle h.ats-
ro.f three in FIVE, in harneas.
T. I. OIlrc1'd hl. N. BfAck Maria. a...........1 81
Joe Prrdmore'k b. N. Fanny KtnF... .....7912
7tH.e-2.41, 94u, z,4O, Ga9.
FAIb TDR1Hr.
The second face, which was anuouuced, did NOT
come OF, Dlmmick paying forfeit to Hodges.
, 1866-06-18
Milwaukee Market.

iaptElA Ut9p1LEQ 70 kuG LnlCAHO kTlluuG-l
MuwAuxEF juno Is.
FIoCR-Dnl1, but held higher; sales 100 brls fair
spriug At s9.7s -. 80 for common.
GRA1s-WheAt advanced S99c and excited. Sales ats
m. Eonld: 10 oc1 br It i9s1 - ea1h 1859 l9Sk
scler al month sls seller all Ju'y 3lS0 for No.
and *ls0 for rejected. Eoon Board sales: 53ood bu
1t atss@1s9 c.sh 4lss seller nTo days; s2oo nuJes
option Eext week &ls1 for rejected. 5.p. N. Board
sales on street II s1o3 for No1 Closed wesk- Oa.a
held trner Eales OF 500 bu No. 1t TIC Corn I'D
vahccd 1@2t sales of sco hu At AXc- Rye advanced
50 DC; Rales Of 100 hu 1t PC.
Ftor1uoss-Duter in good demaud. Eggs stesdy
with palcs Of II bsls It l3Nc.
RIcKn1s-asoo bsls nous; 6ocfo bu wheat, ai,too
bu cats II .ooobu cora.
suIFxrxrs- brla nour $1,000 bu wheat n, coo
bu oatI,
MnwAux1H, jung IL.
Ga1E-Hhsat excited q. s2.as for MOL 1. Corn ed.
vaueed and clottd tfrn.
REclip9sIs0o bIls nour, =, oto bu wheat ~ 900 bu
oats.
bu oats.
, 1866-06-18

s,ated thst erast p,rsinn Of Rha library wal s1t1
in tbe postcsA lnn oE me Instfute-
Ii VI. moycd ii t IN opportunity now be giten
D her name. 10 the Secretary Laz1ied.
d1.cussloa ensued ~ to the hesl ne'hod Q!
.bta1tlnz tho charter, and a. 10 the dts rab,!Ily
y MI. Ba,arrana,h that the best ineans OF nc.
c',nplrh.pe that object was for The memhcrs 10
dip 1he old Institute In Tbs regular way aud TINS
ec1rr % then. elves ite Charter and privileges.
Ak. Rohin-on moved that comm. ee Of tbrec
be sppo!nttd 70 huRt GO as uaan} OF the membes-
If 'he old Institute as oud form quorum, w1,h
view o h1yc a rfetf Z meeting Of tho Institute
calico. fr the tn!tlat.on Of tns new menbeta.
abe nouop prevailed. ana the President Ap-
prmled ~ snch committee Aesasn Cauncy, Beaner
and Jarnf:on.
$kru
, 1866-06-18

CIxCIxsATt. June Is.
FLorB-sttsdy but frn. Sa1cI Of spring e1ttAa 1t
9laseo,
CEurx-Wneat sct1ve ARD 11u sales OF eztfn spring
1t t:.so. Corn tteAoy and arm: saea OF No. mixed
At eszesc, o1ts 1c higher; sales Of No. at 4sc Aua
No. at 46e. Rse active and SC higher sAles OF No.
lat aao2 ti.oc. Barley quiet.
WuIskx1-6icady. 6alea offfteAt s?2t.
CoT1os-Quiet but steady SaieJ OF mlddllcg et "a
&a7c.
REPRESENTATIVE and higher. Ness pork Ad-
yanced $10g br! sales Of 500 brlS At $3a0c. Bacon
active and Nc higher; kA,es Of shoulders at 13Hc and
clear sizes ut 3oxc. Bulk meats held Ht higher
puy ers one. ytsserdAy's phcca. Lard Qnet; prime
city held at z2c-
NosET-VrJ sttiu1eut-
ExcnASaE-Flzmer. At paS buying nnd soa1D prem.
tH3n telruX.
, 1866-06-18

ST. Louis Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune.1
6r. Lou1a. june 16.
ToBAcco-Lurs. 3z.31 :; Leaf S7.5n9 so-z5-
FLorB-Vsry active 1nd SC hzoer. nj t77s2s. .sof fos
supeT; clnb e1t1s. 1906 double extra. 3looaatlt0
fall extra, $lo,041l. 10 znd 3l2 A<31d.e1.
GfA1x-Wheat UNCHANGED 1. *t-9u for COMMON
spring; s96c for No. do: s2.o34 for club: md q
"a IS for fasl- Com very active Ut for mixed
and yellow: 6sas(c fo1 mix ed Hhita Tor white
Cafa unchanged At s7A@4ie. Rye, tales At 7naas:c.
Tnoy1s1oXt-Mess PORK active It IS! !3naS1n-
ST, LauI8, Juua IL.
CoTTna-Eominxl 1t 3Sae57c.
FL,uR-Aetivc- Medium MEhtr grades advanced
Tor tAIl double extra
At tc.I7X41z5. Corn hrnl. 1t 6l9iic. Oats Arm, II
A1a4lc. 49,
rkbrlsIoys-Fotk active At &Ss.o14S1 90. HAcou
aow: Government Cournlksary contracted for 3oo sc
d c1cAs stdfs IN baE1 a. 31Nc-
NugxYT-Qul ht $1x&8zl
, 1866-06-18

veaaela paaaed Detroit.

Especial Despatch 10 ,he Chicago Tffhune.1
Dxrborr, June l6.
Up-Joss, Dspe, skJta1k, ArTow.
Dows-unsdilla, Lxfiner. AdtrondEe, Dolphin,
Eetehu1a. Crosswathe. Map1e Leax Andrew, EavaRh.
Mott, Cloud, Parker, Hope, WINDSOR.
W!Ed Wett,
D6THo11, June II.
ur-Aadsrson, Rainbow.
Dow1-Sunt J.!de, bahama, Corinthfau, March,
Wind northeast.
, 1866-06-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

No bstter f81ood FuFtder eau be obs
concealed poisoIs, no mercuri.l or other mctsl,c
preparations, bui ia combination OF those aru-
cles which long experience has proven 10 possess
ertfee IT acts directly on the blood stimulates the
digestive snd tecretaTc oFrans, and ensbles the
ascls klaneyt e. to peG s1sf a P1opss tsns
fec1ed+ number Of which are puhlened each year
= I'll 5{1fi S3s %sess READ 1s 20 es
Rev. Mt. NewbAil >ay.. ssGly friends
IN si1cc. This i. dnd to Iebbeti's Psychological Hair
Regeneration, WHICH dnd most excellent. actually
restoring gray half 10 lts oslglasl color l9cIsa,log
frees the head rom dandra, nnd Is fne dressing,
indeed, think e|c1} thing one can w1th for the
hair." Smith 4 pHsEH. General Agents. Sold
ercrywheEr.
The best way to soothe crying baby.
IS TO Gtye II two Or three drops o. boyd,s Balm
It. Sold by Fuller, Finch q Fuller. wholesale
drngg1sta, Chicago. lets g396 2t n I'll
Every Mother who Regards the Life
sYRf t. AZ ID
AID well tried remedy. 1t relieves the child from
pain, aoiens ths gums. reorcea iunamalipn, cures
wind co1tea, regulates Inc stomach and bowels, and
by giving tett md henlth to the child. comforts
the mother. Officer, IS Dey ttreet, New York,
ard 205 ulgh Holoorn, London, England. gs9o
From Hon. Ex.ChEef Justice 11orn-
blower, Newark, NeT JeIsey,-'"Anong ,he most
under my notice. ls an article properly called sozo
doni, which, am satisfied, ii IN all1espec,s what
its t,tle 1nd.cates-A Freserser Of the Teeth. Il
has been used ID my lamlIy for eome time, and
proved to be terv1ceaole cleanser Of the teeth as
wei! as very pleasau. and cooling wash Tor rha
mou'h. Besides ,be tesii1nony of esre.nl A. Of & or
rtandIng Of Mr Van Buskirk IN our community.
as gentleman Of integrity, as well as an expert
efficacy and value" Beware Of limitations. g3oa
Dulley.s Magical Pain Extractor coass
e1y = cents boz and I'LL sgts
Erupt,ons OF the Skin. aud we know relieves pain
shere all other remedies hare tailed. Sold BY all
Drucg1sts. 1ea-e5G3i-at ev mon
CoJeate'4 Aromatic Vegetable SOAP
A superior Toilet soap. prepared from refined
especially desi9ued tor the use Of Ladies' and Tor
the Nursery. Its perfume il exquisite, and 1:e
S%ashlaE sbiss FSf ass q al
Pruastngss Pare Cider Vinegar VIII
kind In The United States. CnAELEs q. E. PRus-
srHo. sss and 81 State erect. chicago.
Brick MachIne-The National Brick
Aachlne mixes. with only i.vo.horse power; 10000
and uniform lengths If the mnehine does not per
form what we claim for 1t, &c will take j. back and
Gsaea, Ssaea ,ae aeea aonsY III sroaaNss Sew YORK
Aaya0.d954-a6t-H v i
style csn be found at 15s CLARK street where
Mc4srt..M andell & Brown will make 1t for the H.
terest Of their friends and the public to call. gaas
Cotothe Re.t-Co to bryant IL strat-