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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-03
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/ NEW ASSEMBLY ROOMS
~ ORATORIO AND CONCERT.
ROSSINI'S ST1BAT MATER
SATURDAY EVENING. December 4th
SFRAkuSCH'S
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY!
UNPRECEDENTED COMBINATION OF
MUSICAL CELEBRITIES
NINE COLSON, NINE. De WILHORST.
M'LUEPARODT NINE STRAKOSCH
SIG. BRIGNOLI, SIG. LABOCETTA,
SIG. AMODIO SIG L. BARIIJ
SIG. n. BARILI, " STRAKOSCH.
Rossni's immortal masterwork,
''TLIE STABAT M1TERt"
Mr.. oIkAkOSCH begs leave to announce that, in
sequence o. the immense which has attended the
first GRAND AND BRILLIANT MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
he has determined to another and positively last
MAMMOTH CONCERT in this city on SATURDAY, De
NINE CoLSON, NINE De WILHORST. MILE PARO-
~ NJ VIZ SIRAkoSCH and all the above named famous
artists OF his company will take part
Mr.. STRAkOSCII has been frequently been urged by
Rossinis Sacred Master Work
THE STABAT MATER
Tie is very happy to be able announce that having
thiS sIme IN his company the most complete CONCERT
ORATORIO, and OPERA TROUPE in America he win
perform this great work on SATURDAY NEXT on which
%ccSion the solo parts viii he sung by MILE PARODI
NJ ME- SoLSuN, MIME DEWILHORST, and NINE STRA
hSoll ana an the principal members of his company
me me second part OF the Prcgramme will be as follows
The celebrated Liberty Duet from Puraui sung by
sig. AMoblO and Sig. BARILI.
Mime STRAKOSCH.
Sung by N'me 6E WiLH6RSr. 80 O''''''''
Sung by Mile PARODl.
D. Brilliant Cavana.. Mime COLS0N.
8. The famous SeXtettO from. ......... Don Giovanni
Sung by Mile PARODI. VI me COISUN, Nine STRA-
koSCH Sig. LaBOCETTA, Sig. AMODIO, and Sig
BARILI.
a,U"'"Id sig BklGNOLI
3. The celebrated Quartctto, for four Soprano
voices, entitled La Charites," Rossini
sung by Mme DE WILH0RSr Nine COLSON
lie FARODI, and Mime STRAKOSH
Although the expense engage such an unprecedened
galaxy OF Musical celebrities announced in the above
Eett''eneht and Is well known that combination
OF Tour such eminent Prima Donnas. such as
", " i, - l y IGnI NINE COLSON,
AZ Me ll'li'hSi, NINE STRAKOSCH
has ever appeared together in this city fhe MANAGE
men has nevertheless determined fix the price Of ad
mission to all parts Of the Hall to
ONE DOLLAR.
Reserved seats so extra Reserved seats can be
secured at the Music Stores of Messrs, Wig Charlie
street, and McCaIrey, Baltimore street.
Ilurs q. .I-cI .. .---
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MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-For the week ending
Saturday, November q, ASSOC tons of coal were
shipped over the Cumberland and PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad 1861 06 tons over the road of the Georges
Greek Coal and Iron Company, 1850. 06 over the
and 1888. IL tons the Hampshire Coal and
Iron Company's road, making an aggregate for the
week from the whole coal region of Is $50 Il TONS
Total shipments for the year from the entire re-
gion 6l4, 426.l2 tons.
During the week ending December l, Sc boats
cleared this port carrying 7,294.0O tons of coal.
During the season 1920 canal boats cleared this
port carrying 26l ,4O507 tons ofcoal.- Cumberland
TeLegraph.
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NEO. W. WEBB,
VI GOLDSMITH AND JE WELLER.
Having taken the the 5. E. of Baltimore
and Light sts. in the New Canon Building will move in
to finished. with large assortment of Fine
WATCHES Rich JEWELhY, SILVER and PLATED
WARE. and Fine Fancy Articles. Until then, the atten
ton of purchasers invited at the old stand where he is
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Payable in Scrip, on the LIST day of March, 1859,
to Dealers on earned premiums upon risks
terminating without loss estimated at
S3lS,299 ll....25 per cent .....,,..,
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Payable in Cash to makers of Security Notes
on the first Tuesday in Dec 1855 being
per cent. on the amount of such notes s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28
MATRIMONIAL.

lfATRIMCNfAL-Ir rHE MIDDLE AGEp CENrJs.
Nl nan who Cref a1veI' under fia bpl1
snd agust Ms name Herly sppopans an Interview 81
address "a ~ box $40 Herald of-o fying snoher rs, 70
VIII he ended W, DE- advertiser did iOt reserve me
ief ~ iiAns,
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his departure Will be the signal for their recommending
system Of petty persecution and outrage against every
Felix Belly left Granada for San Juan on his way TO
Europe three days ago. Belly has accomplished mo-
thing during his stay in Nicaragua more than the rejeo-
would have been signed by Martinez long ago had mot
the caumniss and lies against the United States
o IL CO.. S ~ II
by proper there would be cause Of complaints
that he should have done by the most egregous
fasehoods published by him and his emssaies In the
Central American prints, and by nfsming appeals 10 this
credulous people, be deteeted by every honest man.
to he attention Of the Ncaraguau government was one
for the building Of nteroceanic railroad 70 extend from
Granada TO Realeo He asked from Nicaragua for this
purpose the right Of for eighty four years and one
league (three mes) Of land each side OF the road
Martinez favored the project but for oace the Assembly
(be said 70 their honOr) could not be forced Into ~
ceptng the will Of the President for law and rejected the
Legs alive and executive business here is carried ON
very secrety-but Of the belief, from information
Of pretty positive nature, that the proposition was
general one--that the plan to establish French
colony on the road, the route being OF COURSE under
The earthquakes continue in Mspayo and Granada The
people that they nave their
adooe houses taken 10 viog in little palm nuts and
sheds and with may they take these proc buttons,
for the shocks have been severe in the first mentioned
town there not building In IL but has been crack
ed open while many OF the older ones have been thro
The people Of Granada never cease TO pour out their
anathess upon General Walker for burning their city
and they lately burst anew the being the
demand their purses for the rebuilding Of the great
parocoial church in the plaza For this enterprise
about have already been and sub
scrptiOns rapidly coming in is proposed believe,
to the work OF reconstruction early day
As to when ,he transit through Nicaragua Will
mence every body is in much doubt However
] may mention that Mr.. G. Fitzgerald, the gentleman
who has been often reported being bsnshed from
the country by President Martinez actively engaged in
repairing the road from Juaa del Sur 70 La Virgin aud
this may be perhaps considered indication Of the
speedy opening OF the route by the Sebbns White Com
se.mers from Webster IL so there ia some chance O,
their being ready 70 open the road in July whea their
time expires.
The Nicaraguan government expresses great deal oil
indignation against Kinney for his attempt San JUAN
and has sent letter TO General Lamar, calling upon the
United States 70 do by him his followers done
by Walker Lamar, Ia said, replied that be could moi
conceive how Nicaragua could com PLAIN of oence
mtted by Americans in Greytown, Nicaragua does MOI
exercse Jurisdiction over the place.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

NEW uNIvERsALIsr CHURCH--A MEETING or
~ uNse favor aNle ~ the essb nsnt u Unverst
i en- irrb town. VIII b. held Rev De- Che oa's churl
klool icy, te tNondsyl evening o. o'oloct lsv De-
40 0renl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

SPORTING,

L,oR sALF-Two NEWFOUNDLAND DOGS, JET
IL black very large: One bsck and WHITE Newfoundlsod
pup three months old 60 lbs weight one yellow st. Ber
nsrd pup, of mammoth size One brace OF pointer pups
liver and white male and femae Five Newfoundland pups
all black One tnglsh bull terrier dog II los weight very
hand.oe good rAer Scotch deer bounds black ana ttns
Scotch terriers watch dogs pointers and settlers always
hand Please address Henry Gardner, i66 william stress
basement, New fork Gardners mango cure 37T ceats
bottle. Remedy for worms, for fs foe dsemper Re
needles ID rabiea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28
GUATEMALA.
ANrEFILIBUSTBR MOVEMENT IN THE LEGISLATURE
PROPOSITION REDUCE THE TARIFF CHOLERA-


PROPOSITION TO REDUCE THE TARIFF CHOLERA-
MARKBT RATES IN THE CITY, ETC.
In the Guatemala Chamber of Representatives the
18th April Senior Garcia PARA proposed that al
lance treaty be made between the various Central
American States by which allied force Of thousand
men shoud be permanently qusrtered in Nicaragua 70
guard the river San JUAN the ports and the case Of San
Carlos against future invasion. This motion after
wards withdrawn.
Sepor GraDsdos introduced resolution 10 the effect
that the additional duty imposed foreign merchandise
by decree Of the ed February 1885, excessive aud
also UNCONSTITUTIONAL and further that the the
country require considerable reduction 10 be made Up
10 latest advces action had been taken In the matter
The cholera still continued in parts Of the repub-
lie, but the Gacetd states that the very few
Private advces inform however, th the cpl tenc
ragged with great severity In certain districts.
TIE following the last quotations Of the Guatem
city markets.
Flour S. 80 per fanega; maize 81 do beans SO do,
rice 81 81 6 per arrobs salt So IL per carga sugar
81 ia per arrobs, cacao s35 per carga-
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Tns TrsssAt Struggle I'm Nicarsxua-Moas.
Belly Takes HIS observation-disclosures
OF q French Railroad Canal ana Caah-
General Lamar About 60 Return to tho
United Ssates-The YrfsaHr1 Treaty Sull
UDsAensd-Grand AntA-F1libustsr League
The Tarlnin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Trade
sf San Salvador Death ~ Martin Koszsa,
6se,, &c.
The screw steamship Columbus arrived NJ Panama ON
The 6h Of Nay from San Jose dc Guateaa and the in
Nrnediate ports Of Central AmeYics
She had over thirty passengers and the following
srsght236 seroons oochinea and indigo 1850 hides,
2A6 bags Coffee 27o packages sugar, 20 segas rs
bales tobacco, and Is packages sundries.
The dates are Guatemala May 49, San Salvador Nay
81 Nicaragua June aud San Juan del Norte June 16
Martin Kosxa the Hungarian refugee who was rescued
from the Austrian authorities in 1868 by Commander In
graham, Of the United States Navy, died in very INDECENT
circumstances, on sugar plantation, near the city OF
Guatemala
The Gusemslan Legislature was considering an alliance
Of he Central American States.
From Honduras We learn that the church question has
been settled quietly act Of Congress Of the l4th Of
April granting church the full and absolute enjoyment
q 10 rights priv leges. The Senate has conferred
General Xatruch the rank Of General Of Dvision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

RARE CHANCE FOR IRvEsrMgNT-ONB THOU
"a sand Of land In Wisconsin for sale cheap
fro stock Of merchandise dry go0ds hAs and caps res
made clothing. liquors Yankee notions PA each WI 90
paid for Of he above merchandise. Apply 70 r. H.
6weeny's Hotel.
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w Naw YORK AND CALIFORNIA
EXPRESS AND txCnArgE COMPANY.

sEGARs AND TOBACCO.
fyAsB.-BuyKRs oAr SAVE rUrI. TWENTY PvR
" cent by purchasing at establishent have
lection from ~o,k II million Hav.na, dOmesns AMI
German sexsrs n. Bash advances made
o. CHEEKS, II Roadway
CEGARe' sEGARf ii-lsn0oo sR3ARs FOs sALs no
- pay advances. a. vrni g close hem 0ut I VIII sell
Dem vi per box or fo Pm hous>os kts 81 900 yreaees
hgsros very superior Al VI per ccx a. 81 kousaad
Advances male, 1Agn}kS Az
TUE gEsT AND CBsAPEsT SCARS ARE sOLD AT
II FREuERlCK A. sCHRODNhs "A Clrlandt ersrL
Ieesloer.r style Sot oS price Of hs domestic ls
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E,OR sALE-AT A BARGAIN, TWO STORY AND
basement brick house and lot for y 800 II Is situated
NO 80 Ceremont avenue corner OF Park avenue brookn
~. Is fitted with and has dourisbns gr.pevns In
the yard QUO of tbs purchase ain on bond
and morgsge Inquire OF b. A. MERRIAM, No. Is Fulton
w YORK.
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DARN wANTED-IN THE VICINITY OF OYSTER
Bay or Glen Cove L. containing from % to 70 scrss
rr Herald Office describing property and lowest price,
good portion cash. II required.
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GyOR sALE-FIRsT GLASS FOUR STORY HOUSE NO. :
LAmarine place, twenty ninth street. between Eighth
and Ninth avenues. Terms easy. Apply To H. WOOD, %,
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81 500 CASH ". MIL 4. ~ sSaass ossH.LE IN
Nn mt Ia snufac curing business 10 THIS cy lie article
= 10 limiied demand sales for cam only speedy
fcrsu1e be realized Ad.css Iron Herald Oise saung
time and place for an lntervf{N,
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PERU TO BE AIDED AGAINST NORTH AMERICAN INuA-
SION-PR0GBEs5 OF THE ANT1-AMERICAN LEAGUE
IT'S CHANCES OF sUCcEss-M. BELLY At woRK FOR
A FRENCH PROTECToRATE-HIGH RATES FOR cor
FRE-sUCCEsS OF GERMAN SETTLER, ETC.
[san Salvador MAY 27) Correspondence OF Panama
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MONS. BELL1, IHE TRANSIT HOUIE dC.,
&C, IN THE NICARAGUA ASSEMBLY.
[rnOtepec, Nicaragua June u Correspondence Of tho
Panama Htral1.
twenty but the treaty ratified BY tia, body in March
has yet been returned by tue President any dspo
his part tciniiy exhibited 70 esther sign or re-
turn a. TINS 10 most remarkable act, iDasmuch a the
constitution Of Nicaragua provides that all legislative acts
must be returned days - fsrthest Tue majority
Of the Assembly 90 be satisfied with this high hand
Ell usurpaop Of power by President Martinez bat certain
OF the Leonese members, who supported most ardenty
the trcsty not disposed TO be put oy 80 arbitrarily,
and do not fear 10 murmur openly against u.
The tmldty Of toe Assembly may well be Indicated,
when tell you that Martinez Keeps stationed In Maoagus
over four hundred soldiers, commanded by his chosen
myrmdons and tbese he nskes no secret OF stating 10
will In OF their rebcllug against bis tyrannicai
mandates. Such 10 the subserviency OF the assembly
that they do MOI treat upon the most unmporaut
subject without fret seeking the disposition OF the Prest
dent upon H. THIS system OF things would OF course be
utoieraole there were probability OF ia continuing
long, but existence only from hour hour, for the
social system here, like the material conformation Of the
country, Is volcanic, and Is liable 70 COMMISSIONS and
changes
pretty strong proof Of the approaching change Is in
tho iast OF the resignation Of two OF three Ministers ia
Mariners CatinetGregorio Juarez and Macsro Avsrez
Both found the despoc disposition Of Martinez insdppor
able, and therefore gave up their position JuaTez a
Ssmbo, but has beeve, one OF the wh,ett hearts IN
Nicaragua he IL a man o. extensive education ana 40.
quremens and has ever been the friend and advocate OF
liberal policy. Juarez Is true friend TO all good Anne
rcsns, and he, OF ali the members OF the govern
ment, Who supported most enthusiastically the American
treaty. Rosalio Cores TIE remaining member frenly
the treaty, but he allows himself 10 be used as tool
by the ignorant and despotio Martinez.
General Jerez called 70 the cabinet by Martinez on
the resignation OF the above mentioned genemen but he
refused 10 accept the appointment Corcs therefore, re-
mains alone in the ministry, working like review
drudge and complying in everything with the whims and
caprices OF Martinez
Geo. lamar, our Minister who has been In Mana
qua about four months at length thinks OF taking his de-
rarture lie has tried every argument in his power to
induce the acceptance Of the treaty put at 80 effect
] am % opinion that there "a but one argument which
would cause IA rat dcaton and that s The specify resnrn
q Walker and NE hlbusters. The departure OF 20 La
mar will be greatly regretted BY all Americans. Tor The
presence bcre Ofths petroc and high minded gentsnsB
has been slseid Of procession " tDem, and doubtless
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

ISLAND or CUBA ExPRxss.-rHE vSxr sxPRSss
II for Havana win be forwarded Wednesday, Jane No.
per steamer Isabel fresh must be delivered
panied with invoice before welve O'clock The
sight for sale In suns 70 suit WILLS, FARGO co Ass.
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dor SALE OR ExCHAN9E-l60 AC RES OF DE.
sirabe land in Wisconsin, within two miles Of cromi
nent point the Wisconsin river No n:um,rsnce a
pan be taken In Address W. p. herald ofce.
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rUlG SaLK.

A RARE CHANCE-FOR sALE, ONE HALF OR THE
"A whole of a soda water factory having old and well
established bnsmas good and reliable For ia
formation call nj IS Bowery NEY.
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ENARM FOR sALE-AT ONE.THIRD ITS VALUE IN
IL Coshocton county Ohio, lao acres, tl2 per acre. VIII
BE- divided in five or thirty farms desired One spisnaa
seat SO per acre the crops wrth u CO. wor
$50 this day One Of lao 5 prairie
this the places for farming In the state
Aoo other farms cheap 800 600 Of land mills &C. city
"a Fulton street, ct OAK Hal, from 8to8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
ITO ANBRoTYpfsts-ANy PARTY HAVING AN APP.
psraus, with OF half size camera Gao hnd purcha
By arsi rate photographs Address Hello. Herald oaee
UvArTrD-To RENT TWO BEDROOMS, PARToR AND
w kichen IN respectable neighborhood not far from
the foot Of sixth " erceed ST.
address, win particulars ~ A. H.. boz iii herala Office
yVANTED-A HAND PRESS SUCH Az m USED ~
w packers for winch cash viii be paid. Address box
! a23 New York Pos, once.
w In good neigh Orhood between Bee aud Ihrty
second and Srh Price about
$500 Ado sess A. N. flaming, s09 bOwcry.
AsTROLoGY.
A wovrpR-THE Gypsy PAIxIsT-rr ToU wra
n Know al ne seeres u pat .nd future lie Ire
visit the 0ipsy, a & Cana street. rss upsy hss
which VIII ssln the affections q The sppope ser.
<tLArRvOYh NCr.-Nps SEYMOUR ITO SPRING ST.,
~ afew doors o Broadway the most successful NEIL
cal and business carvoy IN America. asthma brinch.
It's liver plant Debility indigestion scrofus a., cured
Ucurabe Unertnr advice euiiness absent friends &c
and satisfaction given or no pay taken.
NTIsa A. W. SNOW, THE CELEBRArED BUdfNess
N1 carvoysnt viii find absent frfends os,
goodr sdvse business and give deneaon OF character
Residence @ Greene street, room No !, first 1oor
AT B.-wHo HAS NOT HEAsD OF TIE CgIsEBRArED
~ Madame PREwsTsR? She has been consulted ny thou
tsnss IN this and other cities with entire Satisfaction. she
feels conbden she has equal She tells the Of future
wife or hus7erd also that OF her vesr n wish truth
give Der cal nj 500 Bovery, opposite Beeeker sfSse La
dee 90 cents, gentlemen 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-26
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE Z. L W. LINE.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 25-a

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25-M
New Orleans papers received here, con-
tain the particulars of the defeat of Vidaur-
ri. The engagement commenced and his
army appears to have been attacked when
least apprehensive and prepared for it.
The rumors at Brownsville were that the
defeated army lost FIVE hundred men, killed,
and two thousand taken prisoners, with the
artillery and provisions.
An express from Monterey to Matamoras,
however, says their loss is not so great, and
that only portion of the artillery and mu-
nitions were captured by Miramons forces
and that the liberal party made their retreat
from the field in good order.
An official paper received at Monterey says
that Yidaurri has already sent orders to the
commandant of Tampico for another pack
of artillery, where there is plenty to be had
which will soon be in the field, together
with the many forces concentrating about
Vidaurri to renew the attack.
Col Guadalupe Garcia was to leave Tam
pico on the I'd inst, for the interior, with
three hundred infantry and three pieces of
artillery.
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LOUISVILLE. Oct. 25-.

Horace Bell, who released his brother
from Brandenburg Jail last July, committed
on the charge of running off negroes, was
taken on Saturday from the fair grounds at
New Albany without a warrant, and
brought into Kentucky by the Louisville
officers. The New Albanians became trc-
mendously excited, fire bells were rang,
and large meeting was held on Saturday
evening. A hundred people chartered the
ferry boat, and left for Brandenbnrg yester-
day, with the express purpose of rescuing
Bell. An express was sent from Louisville
to Brandenburg 10 place the citizens on
guard against the xlediton. Gov Will
lard promises a requisition on the Governor
of Kentucky for the man who captured
Bell.
LOUISVILLE Oct 25-2 Pm.
The New Albany expedition did not 60
to Brandenburg yesterday, but are talking
of going to-day
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the occasion.

SHoDDY.-There is not many readers who
understand the meaningof the term shoddy.
At the East there are numerous mills where
they tear up all sorts Of old cast off wooden
fabrics and reduce them, by pickers and
cards, as nearly as possible to the original
state of unspun wool. This is called shod-
dy. The finer qualities are carded, baled
and sold to the wooden manufacturers, and
1t re-appears in the market in the form of
beautiful cassimeres and satinetts. Other
portions of it, that is too short in fibre to
spin, is sold to felters, who make it into hat
bodies, and felt cloth; it is often made into
coats without seam. We saw lot of felt
coats on Water street, the other day, without
thread in the cloth, or a scam or stitch in
making-felted out of shoddy-which cost
the manufacturer about forty cents to pro-
duce, and which could be retailed here al
10 cents each; warm and serviceable gar
ment for a laboring man. With careful
economy nothing need be lost; the vilcst
old wollen rag, by the help Of art and ma.
chinery is made into most beautiful cloths
One mill in Rock Island is said to turn ou
from three to four tons of shoddy per week
for which there is ready sale among the man
ufacturers. Where does it pick up such {
quantity of old clothes?
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BSyn 1t will be recollected that a few
months since prayerful and earnest petit
ton, numerously signed, was circulated
among the coffee-house keepers of this city
requesting them to close their establish
ments on the Sabbath. With few excep-
tions the request was complied with on the
part of the grocery keepers, and for several
weeks their houses were closed every Sun
Ray but we regret to observe that the
agreement has been disregarded, and that
nearly all the coifec houses are again in full
blast upon the day in question. The power
OF moral suasion has not proved very 20
tent in this case.
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pye We invite the d !tention of the sick
and afflicted, to the advertisements in our
columns of Dr. Easterlys Iodine and Sarsa-
parilla, and Gridley's Salt Rheum and Tet-
ter Ointment, DR.. Carriers Cough Balsam,
DR.. Bakers Specific, DR.. Hooper's Female
Cordial, and DR.. Easterley,s Fever and Aguc
Killer. These medicines are prepared by a
thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and
Pharmaceutist, so that all can rely upon
them as being safe and effectual in curing
the diseases for which they are recommend
ed. They are standard remedies, and can
be found in nearly every Drug and Apothe-
cary store in the United States.