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minute where there are a hundred would con.
sumo 80 minutes. Several hours are necessari.
ly lost in this way in every days march. Then
again, there are frequent detentions from bro.
ken bridges, which must be repaired before We
can advance. Both of these detentions we ex.
perienced to-day. We passed over several hills
and had to repair one bridge. But this gave
me an opportunity of conversing With some Of
the inhabitants, which improved. One man.
large planter, and protested Union man.
said that he never could see any reason for the
rebellion-that it was instigated by disappoins.
ed politicians-that the rebellion was in armed
organization before the people we're really
aware of it-that the arms of all the citizens
were demanded and taken from them-and that
those who did not agree with the state of tbinos
had to keep quiet. He said that they lust burnt
for him $4,000 worth of cotton, $50 bales,
leaving him but single bale for his own nae
He said that the rebels had burnt in this Fav.
ette) county over 5000 bales of cotton, This
statement is confirmed by the agent at Lssav-
cite station, who said that more than 1000
bales had been burnt that would and ought to
have been shipped at that station. These are
the statements usually made by all who are en-
titled to any credit. But there are many strong
secesh sympathizers in this region. Some do
not conceal their sympathy, but remain ouie, to
all appearance at least while the army is here.
How long we shall remain here we have no
means of knowing.
June 27.-Two Lieutenants, who we're CAD. |
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,.T. f.t ,Ir
nI.,.,. a., ...f.., .,,.r.,.,.r..., ..l.|, ,....,,
And s,,on.,,l,r,r,tn r,. .,sI ,n,,rs II ,'.u
rcI,.f,s y.,rst,,.s ,r. ,...,s ir, ht,,d I'M ,u
,ts ,,.,,,,.l ,,,r,v and tl,,s y,,,,-.s ,d ,.pdar.
,b, ..,-7t,,n, .,I.,r,IIo e. ,,,,,ts 81 - +,
,s tb ,I, ,,on,,,,,or o,,r o,g,ra,l T., ,h, u',rId
m +, .or,i, tn,,n g., ~, +, lo ,,,t'n ,,o r,,rh nj
nh 80 cL,,,,c,ll, and ..,Il,,Ii. continued 49, 8,
"A. H., most ,,,,yoriI t,r,, and GO, go r,.r.,..t 10
,I,,,,,,l =, - IN ,,,t j., n,r,eg, .5 ,.,,L tLa
Lnc. oy y,,p.. amt ,,.... .,.t.. ,. 81. ,.,..y
sto,y,rb ,ri to,. ~, tho I,,...,.,. ,,,,,.,y and ,
layoll nrrynus and nthrr imitation II is ai.o ucr-
,o,tIy ,h,or,t,p -, ~ ,i,ct n,J vnt # i, r,,yor
f,llcwed hv l,s.ItI,dc oy donress,oa Of spit.ts r.
is com ,osrd entirely of VEGETABLES and those
,bornug INV ,,,,h,in,, NOV, ortI tonic and so,ttr,
ntons,t,.s and ronsruu.,tIv ran prvcr ,uiYra =
Sucb +, remedy has lone tccn felt 70 he = dcsiuc-
rai,.n IN tho medical world botb hv I'M, rhor,uyb
ia sk,I.d IN incident sriercc ana also hv ALI mo
hayc suffered from u.nI.t,. for # needs no tn,dl-
cal sk p or knowledge even to .ec that dr5.Ity
follows all attacks of disease, .1d Law, the an
guarded ,>trm omen to the attac's oI many OF
the most d1rccfous to winch noe. humanity J.,
constantly liable, Such for example. as tho rp o.
loWtur.
Cousumnt,on, bronc, it's INDIGESTION. dyspcp-
sia loss u'' appetite ialutncss nervous rrfahIty.
ururi. ga. plIp,taf.on of il, heart. .. tHchoilv.
hypocondrla, nrr, ,.,clis larruo~. prddluc,s.
and all that class II cases so irarinII, EIln # un.
attended to IN anne. called Fsmalc HoakHc.,es amt
!rr, uariijes. Also. Liver Drrangcmeuts or
torpIdltr, and liver complaints. diseases Of the
kidneys. scadug or lncontnrnrc OF the ulinp,
or any genera advancement OF the urinary orran.
pam in the back. side, and between the shoulders
prodisno,rtlou to slight colds hacking and contiu-
ucd cough. cmaclatiun. dIhru'ty of breathing. and
indeed we ulght cnumcratc many more stlII, but
the debility following ru.IIs ana fever. uui pr.lrit
all attacks arising from m;asmaitc Influences. and
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Mraital.
4 tkEl, GIFT
TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE Puur-
ING TO SUSTAIN,
HOW OUR SOLDIERS SHOULD BEPREpAREb
TO FIGHT,
II Is singular fact that large majority Of the
people of the United States are cqualnted with
the great Importance of the cause Tor which the
soldiers o'tbo Union are lighting. Let every man
and woman throughout the United States care
fully read aud study the Constitution ofthc United
States, they Will become convinced of the holiness
u our cause aud OF the wlCkcdHcss Of III. % who
are STRIVING to overthrow this grand palladium Of
freedom.
We believe that had the reading of the Constl-
'utlon been adopted as daIl, lesson IN ever,
school throughout the United States, the doetrlues
oil secession and states rights would never have at
'alhto tho position of a political question nor
would the country have been called upon TO mourn
'ut lh' unfortunate wraL CLING aud msCOnstfuctioDs
V'a' nav. arisen, aud which 30 many ol our states
men have lost their time IN ATTEMPTING IFS inter.
probation,
Millions oi our citllefs have never thoroughly
/ studied Inc constitution, and even at the present
time, when II Is the duty Of every citi,cn Of mi,
country 10 INFORM himself the rights and priyi-
reyes secured l" MN, under It's protecting arm, II
rs not IN one household To five hundred I'm y,,,y
to lhrnish every man, woman aud child through
out the United States with the means of STUDYING
this great palladium of liberty aud to protect us
against future false doctrines aud political dlsas.
cfS,
bRS. ROADWAY \ 90.
present to the American pupIIc, tree OF rharpe,
the constitution of the Tinted state, 81 America,
neatly bolnd, together whh an approved Almanac
for the year lNbs, called ''Dr. RadwaNs Cuustltu-
uoudl Almanac" As soon as practicable, Dr.
Railways Agents, IN every village and town
throughout the union. viii be- furnished with a
supply, Tor free circulation. \ copy of the same
Will be sent to all who will enclose stamp fer the
payment ufp0stagc.
Druggists, booksellers, ncwsdeaIcrg tbroughoui
the country, deslrous ofaldng ms In distributing
10 the people the Constitutional Almanac, are II.
vltcd to send IN their orders No charges will be
made for the same.
We also invite the people Of the Canadas. Brt.
lNh Provinces, and, II tact, all who can read the
English language throughout the world, to accept
as gifts from us our Constitutional Almanac
We Will send to any one who is willing 10 pay
the postage on II copy or # the citizens of any
town OF village will accept from 100 10 500 copies
We wl furnish them free of charge Beng cony,u-
ccd that # our foreign friends will carefully read
the Constitution, they wl become satisfied that
our people, IN supporting our government IN wIp-
ing out this foul blot Of secession from our cs.
cutchcon, are not only right, but are establishing
on sound basis the freedom ofthc people through
out the world.
RAILWAY x CO..
% JOhu Street, New York.
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G.. u. PUTIN AN. Publisher.

JG2 Broadway, New York.
y. B.--Ihe First Part of the Second Volume IS
'Iso nc" ready containing the BATTLE OF
BULL RI \, fully described from every point of
view. with map. 100 pages. Price 30 cents
q - Copies otthe First olumc Of the Rebellion
Record Will be sent by mall FREE Of expense. to any
part Of the |. :. within 1900 mics. on receipt OF
puce. The p9biisher rM be r@poHStdietOt ali re-
mit'dnceS sent in registered letters
Va Vol. 2wdl also be sent in parts as issued
on receipt OF 50, Parties DESTROYS OF corning clubs
VIII be supplied on liberal terms by addressing
the publisher Tor particulars.
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sGD~ SeswLR the People, Press dad Dralers sqv.
HENh II. IOSTiR All the summer
have been troubled with Reaches and Mice. 1
was actually ashamed Of the housc for the RuacLrs
were c'eywhcre. | purchased a box uI ,our IA.
tcrmumor. and tried IT, and IN one week. tLrrc
wa not hulCh Or Mouse IN the hUu,r
Ions Is. GIyENs, No. % Elm street.
HoI~IhEEPERS troubled with ,rrmru.
need b" 30 no logger " they use .'tusrAR'a. EA-
trrmlndtofs. Wc nave used II 10 our sttilacton.
and Il . box cost - Sc would be bound to have
It. We had tried pu,aou., but tl,Y effected no.
Of Rats, Nice and Bod-bug, quicker than we can
write + !, Is IN great demand alb over the coun.
try NodiRH IOl Gi-dHc.
MORE GRAN and provisions are dcs,ro,,,
annually tu Grant County by N.rm.H. than would
pay Tor tons of TINS kai auu Insect k.iirr.-Laa-
CcScr OH~.y He,ald.
HENRY II. CG-rAR.--Your ExtcrmIna,or
Is received, used and pronounced 4 decided sue.
cess. We used a hos of 1t, and the way the Rat,
and Vice around our premises Erased Ned, that
night "if caution to slice scrs. Since then NOT A
Rat ct Mouse has b,cI hearG IN kitchen or cellar
-M'g'egor 'iorD i,mes.
| HAVE BEEN SELLING Your I,t.r-
mnhlor Tor the ,dst yea. and nave found !, a sure
ahn' every time. have not known It TO iaIi IN a
single instance.
! Gro. kosE, Druga-. Crdmt,on. ..
WE ARE SELLING, our prcp,rntIops
rapidly Wherever they have been used. Rats.
Mice, Reaches aud Nrrmln disappear immediate
Is. EohER >TuutrfR,
Druggists, Sew Windsor, Nd,
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ROCK ISLAND ARGUS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

enc square, 10 lines or less,) FIRST insertion "a
each additional inse rtion....... %
one weeb .,....,.,,,...,,,. "a
" Two weeks. ...,....,....''.. y Nt
one month, ....,,.....'.,''.' w
TWO months, ..,..'...,,'''' D w
" three months. .....,,.,''''. w
sA months, ....,,'',.'..''''' w
one years, ,..'.''''''''''''' - w
One fourth column, 3 months, 10 90
" d months, ,'''''''''''' " w
=, =. y,nf..,..,.,..... 80 90
ne hall 5 months. '''''''' - w
:" b months, ..''''''''' % w
year.........,,.'''' oO W
One column, months. .."......''''''''' 2o W
" months, '...','.'''''''''' :" W"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,iuu w
Business Carts, not exceeding five lines, one
wear ..,,',,....''..'''' '''''''''''' J" w
SpCraI business notices VIII he published for
sa luuIs q 4uo reach insertion,
Fur insertion 10 daily and weekly 80 q cent,
additional 10 The above rates.
All Advertisements from transient persons or
strangers, 20 be Plla an gdvaHcs.
Notices tor religious and benevolent purposes IN
serted one time tree OF cost thereafter charged AS
other advertisements.
Advertisement, not accompanied with written
directions N.lI he inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly,
~ rms paper va. established October Is,
iSsl. uy Nichols y Durham. aud purchased by the
present editor. November l,tID l,14. ltwas then
called The hsuuh. chu.H It's name was changed
to The Argus, December -, 1850. The Crock
Islander va, united with the Argus Septem-
Der 10, ls1I
Eo~ The Daily paper was established July 18Th,
1881.
!. ,, uANroEru, JE. Mu1oN JONES.
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REGULATE THE BOW ELS.

Will allay ALL PAIN aH, spasmodlc action. and
is sute to
REGULATE THE BOWELS.
p"O,nd upon 1t, mothers, II vii give rest to your
sc YES. and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We nave put up and sold this lruc t Tor ovcrtcu
yra,s. AMI CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND
J ri III Of It, what We have never been able ia
say OF any other mculciuc--NEE ER HAS IT
FAILED IN i SINGLE INSTAHjE EFFECT
CT RE when timely used. Never did we knew
an instance OF dls abstraction by any one who useu
II, Or the Controry All are delighted with It's OPP
erattons, and speak in terms Of commentator OF
ITS magical effects and medical virtues. We
speak IN ,uIs matter 'NHAT We DO KNOW ~
after ten yc.r rs experience, AND PLEDGE OUR
REPUTATi \ FOR THE FuLFILLMENT OF
WI VI We HERE DECLARE, Ia almost every
instance where tn, infant IS ufer.ng from pam
and HShauston, reiIet viii be found IN fifteen or
twenty minutes after the syrup administered.
Tins valuable preparation IS the prescription OF
one of tn" most EXPERIENCED and SKILLFUL
Nj RISES IA New England, and has been used with
NENER-FAlLlNG SUCCESS IN
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
ltnot only relieves III" child from pam, nut in
vIgOrates the stomach 4 bowels corrects acIdlty
ana gives tone and energy to the whole system
twill almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN The BOWELS, 4 WIND CHOLIC
ard overcome commissions, which if not speedily
rcmedIed, end in death We believe it Is the
BEST AND SuREST REMEDY IN THE
WORLD, IN all cases of DlSENTERY AND DI-
ARRHIA IN CilLDkET, whether 1t arises from
teethlngo any other cause. We would say 10 ever,
Mother "ho has a child suffering from aav of the
foregoing complaints, 20 NOT LET YOUR
PHEJtDlCES, NOR TIE PREJUDICES OF
OTHERS, stand between YOU and Your suffering
Child and the rce hat w... be 81 RE yes ABB
u - II 81. e.,
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winch greatly facilitates the process of tcething.
hv softenng the gums, reducing all nRamations-
Will alay ALL PAIN ang spasmodlc action, and
-
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RAILWAYS RENOvATING RESOLvENT

will speedily eradicate every partlclesof aisess.
and Will reInvest the patient with health.
LADIES
afflicted with Falling OF the W6mb. Ulcers ortbs
Womb, Discharges from the Uterus, Chlorosis.ar5
all weakening discharges, may depend upon
speedy cure by the use Of Railways RenoyatInp
Resovent.
In cases of Chronic Rheumatism. NeuraIr,,
tout, the ResolYent, taken in connection vfL
Railways Pills and Ready Relief, will be found
quick and thorough cure
NOTICE.
Dr. Railways remedies are sold by drrrg,s,s .r
every village, town and CITY in the United S,at,.
Canadas and British Provinces Price. % cents
30 cents and 81.
RADWAY & CO..
No. % John St, New York.
NELSON HERSH, Agent, Rock Island, III.
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WILL rrrECTt ANY trRE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, jaundice,
chronic or Nervous DeJtHtg, Diseases Of N
hdHeyy, and al diseases arising nom a dis
OrdeI'd LtuCy Or Stomach,
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulncss or
Blood TO the Head, Acldlty of the Stomach, Nau-
sea, Heartburn Disgust tor Food. fuIness or
Weight IN the stomach, Sour Fluctuations, Sinking
or FIutcrng at the PIT of the stomach, SWIMMING
OF the Head, Hurried and difficult breathing, hut-
truug 1T the heart, choking or suIlocatug scusa-
tons when IN lying posture, drmncss OF vision,
dots OF webs betof, the sight, fever and dull PAIN
~ the mead, deficiency OF pcTsplratlun, Yellow
ness al the skin and ewes, pain IN the side. back
chest, Limbs &c, sudden hushos of heat, burn
my IN the desh, constant magInngs of evil, and
great dCprcss.uus ui spirits, and viii uusitIycly
prevent yellow tfltR, iIOU -
EElER, nc.
The Proprietor IN calling the attention of the
pub!ic to this preparation, DOES 50 with feeling
Of the utmost confidence IN It's virtues and adap-
soon to the diseases tor y Inch it's recommended
/, Is no new ana untrcd druCic, but one that has
stood the test of d twelve wears trial before the
American pconl", aud It's reputation aud sale are
unuyalIcd by any similar preparations cxlant The
testimony IN It's FAVOR gtEcn b. the most prominent
ana wen known physicnng and individuals IN all
parts oil The country is immense, and careful PEE
rusal of the Almanac published annually by the
proPuetors, and to be had gratis of any of their
Agents. cannot but satisfy the most skcptical that
this remedy Is really deserving of the great celeb
uty 1t has obtained.
Ihes" Medicines are for sale by AN respectable
druggists aud dealers IN medicines IN the United
dtes, Canadas, British Provinces, and West In
u'es, at - cents per botlD. BE sure and get the
-anulnc, with the Luatufc of {. NJ Jackson on
the wrapper OF each bottle; an ofheyS are coua-
i'rtch Principal once and Mandatory. AIS
A'Cn street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold IN Rock Island by CIlcus & Speldcl, and
\. Hefsh x Co; in c',Hr, by 4. +. Chamber
lam and l. ). Richards; IN Camden, by II. p
Beatuei IN Hampton, by Dr. &. NiuceIt.
ianlStwawly
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EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
VERMIN.

These preparations unlike all others, are
Gree from porsons."
"Not cangeFoU, to the human family"
"kats come out oithclr holes 10 die. "
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Use ONLY

USE ONLY
"tostars" Kat. Roach. sc. ENtcrminator.
"tostar's" Bcd-iIng ENtcrminator.
"tostar's" Electric Powder for insects sc.
Ia Roc, Doc aud 80 Boxes, Bottles and Flashs.
SO and % Sizes for Plantations,
ships, Boats, Hotels, &.
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RAILWAY X CO.,
% john Street, New \ urk.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-08

with an Introductory tIrw of the Gtag' sizes
br'orr the Country and the CaU.r-
OF the Rebellion,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-08
IiOu~i.kI:I.PIRS Il
MORE GRAN

MORE GRAIN ana provisions are DESTROYED
annually W Grant County by N'rm.u, than would
pay Tor tons OF TINS kai ami Insect ku,rr.-Laa-
CcS'cr HtsY H,gaAd.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-10
Operations in the West.


Great preparations are being made for
the coming operations in the west, in
which winter quarters" are not yet dis
cussed. 1t, is stated that the aggregate,
force niarshaled for the army campaign in
the west and southwest. will not fall short
of three hundred and fifty thousand, who,
will do battle under the following com
manders: -4.a ld A4a
l. The army concentrating in the Ka-,
nawha Valley, under Major General Cox.
2. The army of Maior-General Granger,
organized opposite Cincinnati, and now
moving through Central Kentucky.
3. The grand Army of the Ohio. un-
der Major-General Rosecrans, at this time
upon its second march to Middle Tsnnes-
see.
4. The army Of West Tennessee under
MajOr-General Grant z,.asi
5. The army forming under hsjor-Gen-
eral McClerpand for service along the
Mississippi River. i-a
6, The army of the Southwest Major
General Curtis's old commandl now oper-
ating in Southeastern MissoIFi i1l
I. The Army of the Frontier" and
present campaigning in Northwestern
Arkansas. under Brigadier-GeneFal Scho-
field -enia.i g.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-10
What Must be Done in a Year.

What Abraham Lincoln proposes TO do
for bringing the rebels into subjugation
must be done in one year. If the war
languishes the democratic party will clam
or for peace. If it is pushed vigorously,
they will be dragged into its support and
approval. The President, by having the
war in his hands, and another session of a
friendly Congress, has his future in his
hands, and, to certain extent. the future
of the party which. elected him. He must
push the war. His own reputation, the
honor of his country, the necessities Of
the world, demand that within one year
the armies of the rebels shall be defeated,
thier ports and forts re-possessed, THEIR
SLAVES LIBERATED, and this Internal rebell-
ion crushed out, root and branch. If it
IS not done in that time, 1t will never be.
done. The moment the democratic eoaaciZs
prevail IN Congress he Presil1at's hands 1iH
Be Ted, prOrided taey md Aim lUitt The rebsll-
ion unsurpressed. The President must see
this, and we shall have the war question:
settled before the new Congress takes its
eat.-Sprinqtield Mass.) Republican,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-10

WHAT 1T MEASs.-People have some
times wondered why Democratic Journals,
placed a rooster at the head OF Their pa
pers as an emblem of victory But Par
son Brownlow fully explains the matter
rs follows: "As the growing of the cock
followed the betrayal of Christ by Pc
ter, so again the cock crows after the
Democrats have attempted to betray the
Government and place it in the hands of
the enemy"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-10

There is no day so delightful as the day
that IS useful; and no week is likely to
pass so serenely as the week whose first
day is doubly hallowed by true devotion
and benefcence.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-10

"Do you go home every Saturday, Pats"
asked 3 gentleman of an Irishman, who
had been working on the railroad, Some
times do, an sometimes don't!" says
Pat.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-10


Attention is invited to general enumeration OF
varieties and classes OF goods as follows;
Sand Riddles. also assorted Sives cooper's Tools,
extra LIST class goods.
Ills Spades, drain your lots. gardens and farms-
The Ohio Agricultural Reports now being distrib-
uted, have good article on Draining. read IL.
sas0arden. Hoes. - es ssas' s-ii. De rfH
sistig..-d kAkes- - o iaaH ..t
- Spades.
80 % TroYes,
81 Guilty. atSr Teeth. lal- t- f-- .-.t-ara
"a Iron Tor Drag Teeth. .--. ....s-r .l.gr..sI
Blind Pafuts, A Ne. i quality. -- - -
NErnish, tip-top article.
Sheep Shears, Extra No. l, some number poor
Carbon Oh Lanterns, no need of stumbling dark
= nights, be sure and buy one d. ...=-. f.-.
Wosl fwine.
Sheep Shears-aftention Is once more called to
-, them, as they are tp-t0P-.-ss ls sl.- .r ID
Clothes Wringers. r.a- r .- ..
Rifles and Shot Guns.
%. Rifle BARRELS and Trimmings. st-- -
Powder Tasks, 9 T. 6 and ounces r.
RoEder-F. FF. FF and FFFFGG-
Shot Lead, Caps. Wads, &c.
@-FEfsfaFl.lr-r
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-10
nESIROUS of operating, during
fha nreserf and cnrr,irr SEASON in VIII at n, ~

~ the present and coming season. In what may
be called lively cash and short time trade" a
avery low rate of profit in accordance with the ne
cessities Of war times, we shall offer to farmers
house builders, mechanics. merchants. steam mil
men. hoase-keepers and all others, every descrip
ton of HARDWARE. HoUsE PArNTs. AxLRs IRoN
NAILS. GLASS, SASH. DooRs and ELINDs at rioLi
ioss de,oa 6SErss.
Instead of keeping the biggest stock west of the
mountains" We have. aimed to be supplied with
every variety Of goods in our line. which win be
constantly replenshed by direct shipments from the
Eastern MISUNDERSTANDING districts and the large job
hing Houses If Sew Yerk. Reston and philadelphia
from whom. By recent arrangements, we en-
abled to buy at perv io0 rates, hence can, and in
fact ,piH cell cheap.