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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-15

De-. Sv..S's vsoEcABLE HAIs BAls
IDLY :o-iorss grey hair 10 it, frisi-
- IS, Vi. leu! staining the efin OF
.N\tt::as. I, leaves the most dyy, dead
nh'c:i-p hair, soft. moist anf glossy.
an~ il TO earl, aud keeps it i1fits place,
bile promotes It's growth and pre-.
'en's i',Ealling OF. !
I car neither oil or alafAo1.
NnneroA preparations oil, alcohol
NJ ,u'pi,'Naave been n lined upon the
'uAlic, mi IL :ng .o,al failed to give
A.:sfaet;on, IN manuf '.ursrs have de-
.r7cdiy come II r;et
Dr.. srA;n wary Ut his Vegetable Balm
0 accomplish oil B,e claims for it, and
authorizes his agen: o refund the money
"'is'srer ii fails '9Es satisfaction.
l. j, an en,ir$ " Nv and scientific
preparation, prod sea by the distila.ion OF
rae ana frasranf scwers, hich renders i,
not only tho b renewer in the world,
nus makes j. PARTICULARLY y geea0le As .
hair Aresz'D3 to both old I'D young,
While its 'iqfi purity and tiord odor are
IN striking 4 bntrast with the nd ty mix
urss usua ay sold.
The proprietor has letters from MY Of
the most distinguished ne veil as fash( ns-
bic pso9e, judges, clergy men, yNs,
phy2ic;& FMS, opera singers. actresses, "a,
ccr,if{ns TO the remarkable virtues d
the Balm.
boat let aoy dealer urge upon ron d,f:
kertnt articls, but ~ your trNdeS,nan doee
no: keep tAis, aend one dollar fnr u Nal bot
lie tOthe nea re~t agent, a. the proprietor.
II for grey hair. send Hsr No. !:
II for hair dressiux, send for No. 2.
= II. Swain. proprietor. No. 81 Soash W.
,0r street. ChiraGo
For sa,s ~ A. ;hS wir'!vSsls h-v&ksSls
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She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew.
Sho restores to happiness those who, from
dolefu events, catastrophss, crosses IN
love, los Of relationA and fsieods, loee Of
money, &c., have become dsspondent. She
brings together those long separated, GIVE
Information concerning absent fftends or
lovers, restores lost Or stolen property, tolls
You tho business you ARE best qualified 70
pursue and in what you will DO most sue
ocssfdl, causes speedy marriages and tells
you tho very day you will marry, gives you
the name, likeness and characteristics q
the person. She reads your very thoughts,
and BY her almost supernatural powers I'M
wells the dark and hidden mysteries Of the
future. From the stars We see in the dr.
mamcnt--the malchc stars that overcome
or predominste in the confguration--from
the aspects and positions of the planets and
the fixed stars in the heavens at the time Of
birth, she deduces the future destiny Of
man. Fail not to consult the greatest As
trologist on Garth 1t costs you but trihe,
and you may never again have so favorable
an opportunity. Consultation fee, with
likeness and all desired information, 81,
Parties living at distance can consult the
Madame by mail with equal safety and sat
isfaction to themselves. as ifin person. A
full and explicit chart, written out, with all
inquiries answered and likness enclosed,
sent by mail on receipt of price above men
toned. The Strlctcst secresy will be main
tanned, and all correspondence returned or
destroyed. References ofthe highest order
furnished those desiring them. Write
plainly the day Of the month and year in
which you were born, enclosing a small
lock of hair.
Address. MADAME II. A. PERRlGO,
P. y. DRAWER 293, BUFFALO, N. Y.
nl4yl.
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Y A c II TIN G i.

The Atlantic Yacht Club of Brookiyn-Their
First Fall Regatta for Champion Pennant.
The spirited members Of the Atlantic Yacht Club Of
Brooklyn ardent professionals In the paste Of yacht
ing are oah to their favore boats for the
without additional trials Of speed and thus they have
arranged to have series Of autumn regatas for cham-
pion pennant Tho nrst win take place on Saturday,
September a. and the following course, rules, regu-
latons OF calling &C., have been agreed upon
Tho course will b from anchorage on Eysau
Fields Hoboken to and around sakeboat OF Yonkers,
turning sameifrom east to west thence 10 nome STAKE
boat, passing Il to the westward.
The fleet Of the club will be divided into cabin ana
open sloops and each subdvided into first and second
class Each yacht will enter either class OF s kna oy
notice to the OF the club on Friday before
four NJ and default OF such notice. the Commodore
will designate its class before the hour OF starting
Each yacht arriving OF Eiysian Fields VIII report 70
the Commodore and anchor in limo ordered, a. naIS
past ten A. NJ, with jbs down.
Each yacht must start from an anchor, aud weigh IL on
starting.
Two yachts OF each class must start to ma Ike race OF
that class and the yacht first home shall be entitled 10
the prize of its class, without allowance.
Each yacht must carry its working sails and usual
ballast and obey the rules and sailing regulations OF ths
club unless they inconsistent with these rules.
The prize shall be champion pennant Of each Glass;
to be carried until lost In subsequent regatta In the
same class in which 1t was won But the
q challenge for 1t, to be made in writing
by any yacht Of its q lower class the time and
course OF the to be appointed by the Commodore
and under the rules OF this regeta unless changed by
him.
The committee in charge Of this regatta are Comma.
dore Thomas G. Lyman, Sheppard Homans William
voorhs and Henry A. Gouge.
The entries for the regatta and the honor Of winning
the gay signal will be competed for BY the following
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Cannot be sent.
NorE when the letter "a" 10 prenxed the foreign
postage (which in each twelve cents) Is increased
by an additional rate for every ~ grammes " ounce
or fraction thereof The United States inland and A.
antc postage (which each case and after the
LIST OF January 1858 is ten cents the single rate Is In.
creased by additional rate half ounce or fraction
thereof Upon letters for all other places additional
ratio reckoned for every quarter ounce or fraction
thereof
NOTE when the letter 'Bn is prenxed an add
tona rate to be added to the foreign portion OF the
postage for each four ounces fraction thereof the
newspaper exceeds four in weight The foreign
postoge IN each case s ascerained by deducng from
the down the Of two cents which IL the
United States portion Of the postage single news
paper regardless Of weight In all other cases the post
age 10 for each newspaper, without regard 70 weight
NorE 3-The rate set down for book packets and
packets Of patterns &c respectively to be charged
for each four fraction thereof The book and
packet posts to Egypt extend only to Alexandria, Carlo
and Suez
UNITED STATES OFFICES or BxcHANGE FOR BRITISH MAIL
The Offices Of exchange the side OF United States,
are New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Port
land Detroit, Chicago and San Francisco.
ALEX. W. RANDALL Postmaster General.
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THE COURT S /.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Charge Of Falsely Personating Revenue
Oncer.
Before Commissioner Belts.
The United States uG Bernard Hsr.-The defendant
was some time ago regularly appointed ofoer OF the
Internal Revenue Department he, however, was lately
discharged but according 10 the complaint continued 20
represent himself still In office and authority put
secretly conducting matters on backmail system.
On the 4sh q September he spotted the disery ssao-
shmsnt at the corner Of Thtisth and avenue A.
Upon that occasion he told Mr. Hanlon Of the pro-
prisor OF the establishment that he was an internal
ofcer with power TO seize and 70 hold goods
Upon that occasion he also directed two police OH.
GERS to seize any goods they might see coming
out Of the establishments subsequently, a. Is
charged the propretors Of the distllery paid Hess
q sum Of 5000 leaving balance Of $500 70 b paid a.
another time as inducement to withdraw the
spoilers" he Hess had watching the premises. This
sum, II il alleged, Hess himself named the amount
he required ~ the bride to his Interference
with the workings OF the dstery. Hanl0n, ascertain
ing that Hess was not officer at the time preferred
charge against him for falsely personang himself as
revenue officer and levying blackmail The case is
still on. Mr. Joseph Bell, Assistant United States Dis
trct Attorney, prosecuting; Mr. D. G. Birdsa for the
defendant
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TRorrUG At MYSTIC RIDING PARK, MASS
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE utsALp.
Bosroy, Sept. II, 1867, |
10 O'Clock r. M. 4

BosroS, Sept II, 1s67,l
10 O'Clock p N.
four days horse fair opened at the Mystic Riding
Park In Mediord, 70 day, which promises 10 bring to-
ge,her before ts close. Of the finest horses in
the vicinity. The attendance to-day very good and
the races close and Interesting
The nrst race for purses Of $500 and $500 best
three 10 Ave. 70 harness The competitors were George
p Toyd's India Rubber, DAN Mares License and r. A.
Champlin's Mcclellan. License won the race In three
straight and closely contested heats Ia 2:2p, 2:32k
and 3.s1K and Mcclellan took the second purse
The next an Interesting rncs 70 wagon bsswssn
gsntemen's driving horses, best three In I've, for
premiums Of 500 and SO. me coat.stss.s
S..os v Wal~ and J. !. Bower: Romeo
Ths first two heats wsrs won BY Empress,
In 2t1k and 2S5x. and The two following taken
dark that che snsgeu Of he Park would Ass allow The
ncs y 70 on, and the rspainins es~ VI postponed
There n isrrs number Of ssf fIsessrs prssssi ffsk
distant cities ana more are sxps6ssd Tomorrow.
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stuton&l Convention In introducing prohibition into the
state constitution recognize In the act the coming
constitution OF State in the United States VIII thus
protect the people against this wide ruling iniquiy
Resolved That the question temperance in
rational point OF second only TO that cause which
has so long affected policy and that the great
work OF emancipation is perfected recognize the neces
G OF engraftng the principles Of prohibition AL or
CARNATIONS that shall continue 10 direct and control the
country.
There were nearly eighteen hundred delegates to the
convention. Senator Wilson OF the Woe Presi-
dentS
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY,

On Tuesday Of next week, from two until five
o'clock the clergy Of New York Brooklyn and vicinity
the BENCH bar members Of the press and contributors
invited 70 visit and examine the house. On Thurs
the inaugural services On SATURDAY., from twelve until
eight O'clock the house will be thrown open for the In
spection OF the working women OF New YORK ana
Brooklyn. g. B. HALLIDAY, Superintendent
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NAME ELECTION.

Onciai Returns from Four Hundred and Forty
Towns-A Decrease Of 10000 In the Rcpsb-
lican Majority OF Last Year.
AUGUSTA, Ne, Sept. II, 1897
on'cal returns Of the Maine election, received At the
once Of the secretary Of State from four hundred and
forty towus give Chamberlain q, 400 and Pllsbury
n, 702; majority for Chamberlain III, i0l The same
towns last year gave Cbambsrain % 022 and Plsbury
t0,Sle; majority for Chanbssian a, TOO
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TINE NOME FOR WORKING WOMEN.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
WORKING WonEy's Hour. as Elizabeth a,

WORKING wonEs's HonE, A5 Elizabeth street,
Sept II, 1867.
being able TO announce that the Home for working wo-
men will DO open for the reception Of boarders on the
lsi Of October II will accommodate nearly Eve hun.
dred All females OF good character who wish 70 engage
board may nov make application at the once IS Eliza
beth street, door above Canal The charge for
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PROGRESS o. rae lacHc MIlHalD.

ST. LouIa Sept A. 1897 iq
To. Union Pacific R.rG. nn Ss s iSIs s are
miles Of Cheyenne CITY kaseas -,
Tbe branch Pacific Railroad 10 completed twelve mils(
which carries track two hundred aad seventy miis1
ves Of We niasoari uyVb
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BANKRUPT COURT.

Petitions Filed Yesterday.
David Fs city, referred to Register Dwight; Joseph
g. Hanon, city, referred 10 Register Ketchun.
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rosp nc Lac VIA, Sept. II, 1857
4 IRE aa niehs destroyed tho wagon shops OF Lac.
pcsits side VI ~ srssk TIE Iss wiz amount 70
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the srlASfa 81, sseak WvAl ssuIh.

- a. 0ul10d 8ebl II, 1851
The steamer g. George from GLASGOW, passed Father
Point on the Wy v Quebec u ha'fPass ~ e'Alesk
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The Epidemic In New Orieans-Death OF q
Treasury Agent.
SPECIAL Trltsaim 70 the HERALD

Three Brothers serieusiy Injured md Oso
Killed.
CINCINNATI, Sept. II, 1851,
O'Clock r N.
In Possy county. Indiana four brothers, named Bride.
nomer, attempted To unload shell, on sunday II
ploded killing Of the brothers, took q leg on an.
other and from The third and the other also
seriously injured. ~. Cd IL
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MUNICIPAL VISITORS EN- ROUTE TO NEW
YORK. tis. ...ts.


The Atlantic and Great western tram, con-
veying The Cincinnati Common Council TO Nsw lor.l
arrived here this evening. They will reach NV rorn
via the Erie road tomorrow afternoon 10 souiuon 20
with othsr city dignitarea 30 ctfl noe smta th col
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oHUuIu oHtuTuAy ntxs pIUV6 PrUpItIuus sPIrItou 2
pated
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Aid for the Sufferers from the Disease-Ap.
peal from the Physicinns' Executive Come
mittee.
The following appeal has been made by the Executive
Committee of the physjciaus:-
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To British and foreign West Indies from New York
vissan Juan, and TO United States Of Colombia from
single rate Of half under letters and four
cents each on newspapers prepayment required.
To Bermuda, from New York or Boston, via Halifax,
Ten cents per single rate Of half An ounce or
ing the United States postage only; to be prepaid on
letters &c, sent and collected letters, &C., received
mail from New York or San Francisco, via Panama,
thirty -four cents per single rate OF half
DER on letcrs six cents each on newspaper and ten
cents per each four ounces fraction thereof book
10 British colonies in Australia or 10 New Zealand,
from New York or San Francisco, via Panama twenty.
Two cents per single rate Of half under
each four ounces fractions thereof on book paceta
Prepayment required. .
POSTAGE ON INTERNATIONAL Ixrrxns
so much OF the new postal convention relates 70
tsrnauona letters exchanged with the United Kingdom
Will not take effect t the 1ss Of January 1893 ana in
the meantime the postage charge iettsrs win con-
unue 40 a present at tweniyfour cents for . single
rate Of half an ounce under But on and AFTER the
Let Of January, 1888 the single rate Of postage On inter
national letters will be reduced twelve csnts prepay
paid nsufcienty paid International letters VIM in
addition TO the deficient postage be- subjected 10 hue
delivery The nne TO be levied and collected In the
tonai letter. received from the United Kingdom On and
after January /, 1855, viii be I'VE cents each.
POSTAGE ON LETTERS HTc yoR voRuor couxrHis sxxP m
ORDINARY NAH, VIA ENGLAND.
The present rates OF postage - stated In the abls Of
postage 10 foreign countries" upon letsrs &c., ID
dressed 10 countries and colonies by British mail via
England will continue 70 DO levied In the United States
POSTAGE LETTER., Etc. AVID AvrHR yAEuARy l. 1893
70 ronnrcS couSrsIss Arp ootonEs pm snrfzsH nA,z
VIA xEoLAND.
70 be levied and collected in the United States and
'er the lst OF January $685. Letters. newspaper,
sVok packsu AID patterns or samples Of mDrchsadso
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Arrival Of Vessel with Cholera ON Board
sixteen Deaths ON the Voyage.
Yesterday the steamship Minnesota, Of the williams
Guion line, arrived At this port, after passage Of
shrtsen days and half from Liverpool On arriving at
Quarantine the health ofncer on boarding the vessel,
found OF the Storage passengers suffering from
disease Of rather an equivoca character, from which
there had been sixteen deaths during the voyage The
symptoms OF the disease vomiting purging and
cramps, although - far 40 DR.. Reed, the health
oflce r, could ascertain, there was absence Of
the rice water discharges cha ractersiic Of Asatic
cholera AZ present there only four OF sick
ness on board all OF which are among the steerage
scngers And IL Is remarkable fact that all the
that have hitherto occurred among the Storage
sengr and that the cabin have escaped I'M
touched Eleven OF the deaths the VOYAGE were re-
ported by the surgeon OF the vessel TO have been caused
by What ne terms English cholera and the other i've
deaths were from various other The vessel was
imrnedaiey ordered to the quarantine station In the
lower bay Tor observation, and will be detained there
the usual period. The nrst case occurred on Septen-
Der s.
fhs.foowins 10 list Of the names of the eleven pas
who died the voyage or The other Ave who
died four were sailors and steward Of the ves
sel:-Jsnz Wabrsren, aged IL years a native OF Bo-
land Bernard Carroll Marganst Lsadou q ana Eliza
Gafney 80, Ireland; Charlotte Twiner. 22 England |.
Michael Bird. IS. and Patrick Flanagan. al Ireland:
Carr Westemburr rs, Sweden; Mary Bakshav 90
Ephram Hicks. 2, and Nicholas Delaney, II. IyeIsnd
The Minnesota had o. cabin and 757 steeraQe mas.
sengers.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-02
BY PulIiam, Jones g. Co.
FOURTH GREAT AUCTION SALE,
BY CATALOGUE.

ON TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF JULY,
" (and continuing on Wednesday the 10th,) at
our Store, So Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, N. c.,
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M, will sell by
Catalogue large selection of choice and sea-
sonable goods, embracing
Hardware and Cutlery, Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Shoes, Dry Goods and Groceries,
including Sugar and Coffee, Wines, Liquors, &c.
25 Hhds. and Crates of Crockery,
80 Cases Glass Tumblers,
and variety of Miscellaneous Articles.
The attention of Merchants is particularly called
to this sale as embracing great variety of desir
able goods, ADAPTED to their wants.
PULLIAM, JONES & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers,
Auction and Commission Merchants.
Raleigh, June %, 1867. 39-td.
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DODD,S MINERAL SPRING.

THE SUBSCRIBER, AS AGENT OF NM I.
DODD, takes this method of stating THAI lie ID
now prepared to receive visitors at this
Celebrated Mineral Spring;
and that he has tickets to sell, al reason"oie
price ,.o- IF this
Spring are of superior quality, and is one u 'N'
most popular Springs in the State: ,a,nex the
For the information of the pnblc IRenort of
Analysis of the Dodd Spring from IIa n
Professor Emmons, our late State Of 60 deg,
The Dodd Spring has temPeral1uaTT1Io Hon amounts
air being rs. The solid matterln
to Is grs. In pint it contains 90
Organic matter, "a, organic matter, 40'
Iron in combination Will " "a
Carb. of Lime, 10
Garb of ms Mag f6oEegofng, obtained both the
BESIDES o IN Lime and Magnesia, the latter Ia
large trace: .lo Season. IS 90. and can be had
eke t the gate, or at the various Hotels OF the
eitner "a AZ from the Agent Price of admission
s CITY, tickets, ten cents.
be gates will be opened at all times, highland
day. ,o,;o,,t 70 oil the principal
Hotels of the City. .,.o,+.
Raleigh, April %, 1857. S-r~H
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G. W. BRoDIE, Raleigh.
JOHN MANUEL, Raleigh.
G. P. RoURKE, Wilmington, New Hanover CO.
w. CAwrHoRN. Warrenton, Warren county.
JOHN LYMAN, Warrenton, Warren county.
H. UNTHANKs, Greensboro, Guilford county.
]. W. HOOD, Fayetteville, Cumberland county.
l. B. ABBOTT, Newbern Craven county.
II. EPPEs, Halifax, Halifax county.
T. A. SYKES, Elizabeth City, Pasquotank co.
Tony GREEN, Hendersonville, Henderson co.
R. SMITH, Charlotte, Mecklenburg county.
J.E. O'HARA, Goldsboro', Wayne county.
ALFRED STOKES, Wike- boro'. Wilkes county.
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NEW BOOKS.

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