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MASTERS SALE.


STATE OF ILLINOIS
Rock Island County,
c'tent Court IN and for the County of Rock Island
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
Henry Allen, complainant, rs lanes " p,,.l .
ctt, Safah n Bracket, Mary T., Cary, Je,emiab
T., Cary, Joseph Grover, Laura A, Grove, CbarIcs
Bracket, l., Maxwell Brown, Francis p. Mon,lort,
h"bet' H"''n' JOSIAH Wilkinson, Ellen boone
Amelia Boone and John Seayer. deienJ,n,s
NOTICE is hereby given that |, r. r.
IN Bean, master II chaucery of the aboy. na.aJ
court, IN pursuance OF a decTetal order of .aiJ
court, made IN the above entitled cause ON The
2Olh day of September, aud of the Sept,mbcr
term of said court, A. D, 1861, shall, on SATURDAY.
the 2sth day oiDec,, a, d. 1861 between the hours
oig O'Clock a. IN. and q O'Clock p. N. of said day
sell at public aucton at the door oc the Court
house, IN the city and county Of Rock Island and
state aforesaid, to the highest bidder for cash IN
hand, the following described real estate, To VT
That part Of lot eight (S) ~ block three (3) IN the
old 0r original town of R.Ck Island, county OF
Rock Island and state of Illinois, commencing at
the southeast corner of said lot, running thence
north along deer street 10 the alley in the rear OF
said lot, thence along said alley west sixty feet,
thence south at right angles To the south side oi
said lot on Illinois street, thence east along said
Illinois street sixty feet to the place OF beginning
being sixty feet off from the cas-, side of said o,
+, H. BEAN, Master IN Chaneery,
{, NJ. OSBORN, Il, !. Co., Ills.
Counsel for Complt
bee. .. 1861.
ADJOURNMENT.
The above sale stands adjourned to SATu X.
DAY, THE nth DAY OF JANUARY, A. D.
ls6! T.. Il. BEAN,
Master IN Chanc-fy,
Rock Island, Co., His.
Rock Isllnd, Dec. 2S, Sol,
ADJOURNMENT.
The above sale stands adjourned to SATUR
DAY, JANUARY 2jTH, lSG2 at the same pac,
aud hour ot day.
f., X, BEAN, Master IN thancety,
Rock Island County, Illinois
! Rock Island, Jan. II, 1862.
.ApJOuRNNENT,
The above sale stands adjourned to SATl X,
/ DAY the lst DAY OF FEBRUARY, 4. b., 1862
| at the same place and hour of day.
! r.. H. BEAN, Master IN Chancery,
Rock Island County, Illinois.
! Rock Island Jan. 2jth, 1862
! ADJOURNMENT.
/ The above sale stands adjourned to SATUR L.
/ DAY ,the 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, "A. b. 1862
/ at the same place and hour OF day.
f.. X. BEAN, Master IN Chancery,
Rock Island Co., Illinois.
| Rock Island, Feb |, 1862
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PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Journal of the Ill. State Agr'l Society.

To The FrieHds Of agriculture and NechaHic Arts :
The Executive Committee of the Illinois Stale
Agricultural Society believe the time has arrived
when the publication OF journal ofthe Society
is inperatIvely demanded
Pursuant, therefore, to the duty with which they
are charged by the second section OF the Const-
tuition OF said Society, revised and adopted by the
meeting of delegates from County Agricultural So
ceICs, held on the FAIR Grounds at Jacksonyllle
Sept, 500, they have made the necessary arrange
ments for the issue OF such Journal, monthly com
menclng with January, 1862.
Each number will contain at least 32 pages
OF such portions of the transactions of the State
subjects of Agriculture in all its branches, Me
chanlcs and Natural History, as may require early
publication.
NJ All Premiums offered and Awarded BY the
State Society will appear in its columns.
All persons and especially Secretaries and other
officers OF County Societies, are respectfully re-
quested to communicate to the editor any matters
OF general interest to the industrial classes, as
they may from time to time arise in their respec-
tive localities.
To place the journal within the reach Of all,
the subscription price has been fixed at FIFTY
CENTS A YEAR, barely sufficient 10 cOrer cost Of
publication, payable invariably in advance.
Back numbers for the current year will be turn-
Ished until the edition is exhausted
All subscriptions and communications may be
forwarded to the undersigned, Springfield, Hi
nois. JOHN P REYNOLDS,
Cor Sec and Editor Jonrnal
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Telegrsphed to the Rock Island Argus.

ltIfS apHeu ~ 'l'f NUN iHliHu Argus.
WASHINGTON, Feb l0.-Senate. The re.
port Of the committee Of conference on the
bill to raise certain troops in Missouri and
Maryland was taken up.
Mr.. Henderson said they could be ordered
out of the state for the defence of the state
and even, if necessary, 90 to New Orleans.
The report Of the committee was agreed to,
and the Bill passed.
The extra session then adjourned.
Housf.--The house took and passed the
senate joint resolution authorizing detail of
nasa! officers for service in the war depart
ment.
The house concurred in the senate amend.
ment to the bill providing for the purchase of
cotton seed, and also that one thousand dol
iars could be expended for tobacco seed
House adjourned
PORTLAND, Me, Feb. l0.-The steamship
5Hra, 56, which left Liverpool on Thursday, the
9Vth. and Londonderry on the 3lst, arrived at
ll:45 tonight.
Mason and Slidcll had arrived Mt Sor.b.
ampton. No demonstration was made Tho
former went to London and the latter 70
Paris "
The sale of cotton for three DAYS was 2sn
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From the Chicago Post, 81
The Chicago Produce Market.

The receipts on yesterday were 3 ABB bbls.
flour, 20, ,G5S bus. wheat 1854 bus. corn: >
O27 bus. oats; 3,UJ2 bus. rye, . Oi9 bus. bar.
ley, 1880 dead and 2,SS2 live hogs, | l,43j
head OF beet cattle, and 2Sj bbls. hghwincs
The flour market was dull, and only about :, =
800 bbl. sold at 50, j0a3, 90 for fair to choice
spring wheat extras. Wheat was moderate
ly active at la12c for No , spring in store
1raT7lc for No. do Corn was mod ,rntely
active at 22a22ic for mixed in store, Oats
dull at lSalsi ic in bags delivered. Rye firm
and active at 3Sc III store Barley firm, with
large sale, at 3Oa3Gc for fair to good samples
ON track. llighwincs firm at lGal6lc. Tim
uthy seed $l,GOal,7O. Mess pork -, - tol
good brands, with but little doing Lard
steady ut Ga6sc for prime, and 5!c for No.
Cut meats steady, with sales 500 boxes o.
Cumberland cut middlcs at lc per ID. Dress
ed hogs in better demand and Sc per 100 lb>
| higher, with sales at 80 6Oa2 90 per 100 lbs
/ the bulk of sales being ut 50 Gja2 S5 divid
ing on 300 lbs. Live hogs - 30a2 50. the
/ market closing dull and heavy Beef cattle
! II fair demand, with sales ot over 1900 henC
/ head at - 23u3 - per TOO lbs live weight
The following table shows the receipts Of
live and dressed hogs from NoY. |, 1851, to
date, and for the corresponding period in the
two previous seasons:
lSGl-62 lS6O-6l lS59-6O
5S7G92 1926 223, 2QS
The following shows the range of prices of
live and dressed hogs for the week ending
Feb. $, 1862, and for the same time in 1861
and 1860
1862 1851 1850
Live, 50 3Oa2 55 S4 75a5 80 S. 2Oa5 50
Dressed > GOa2Qj s 0Oa6 2G GOOa7 90
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PROBATE NOTICE,

STATE OF ILLINOIS,.
Rock Island County.
To all Administrators, Executors and GuCy3jo,s
As the Statute Law of this State requires all Ad.
minlstrators and Executors to render an account
OF their administrations at least once in zach
year, to the Probate Court, and also at the end Of
two years at tarthest to close the settlement of
tates therefore,
hof'ef IS hereby gtren, to all ADM nistrators OF
estates IN saio county, to render account of their
administrations. to and before sad proha,. Con,t
agreeably 60 the requirements of law; also Guard.
ans OF Wards in like manner, in order to prevent
the necessity OF issuing summons.
BY order Of Court
JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
Rock Island. Jan. 18th, 1862.
Jan l4-dw3w.
Register, Independent, and Chrome Des Wes-
ems please copy three weeks.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue OF
Y an order OF the county court, within and tor
the county OF Rock Island and state of Illinois,
made and entered of record by the Judge thereof,
AT the December term, A. D. 1861, OF said court,
on the Sd day of January, A D. 1862, the nnder-
signed adminstratriS OF the estate OF Robert +.
S6aw, late of the said county, deceased, for the
payment of debts against SAID estate, will sell at
hubble auton, on Saturday, the 18th day of Feb
ruary, A. d. 1862, between the hours Of 10 o.
clock A. NJ. and O'Clock ?. NJ. of said day, at
the front door of the court house, in the city and
county ef Rock Island, and state Aforesaid, the
following described real estate belonging to the
said estate, to wit Lot eleven Il }, and the east
halt of lot ten (l0) in block three 81, in the lower
or Chicago addition to Rock Island, now city Of
Rock Island. Said property to be sold subject to
widows dover. Terms of sale--One half Of the
purchase money IN hand, and the remainder in six
months from day OF sale, secured as provided by
law.
Dated this 80 day Of Janssry, A. D. 1862
SUSAN ]. PERSHlNG. AdmInisttatrls
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ESTRAY.

n office is hereby given that on the 18th day
\ of November A. D., 1861, IN the Town OF
Black Hawk, G. W Griffin took up as an Estray,
one Bay Horse, e hands high, supposed to be 5 or
6 years old, with the letters t. So branded on
lett shoulder white strip in the forehead, n
sm all white spot on his and one on his upper
lip, and shoe on his right fore foot. Appraised
before David Brownlee, Esq., Justice of the
Peace IN said Town. at $50
Also, one Dark Chestnut Sorrel Horse about ID
hands high, about seven years old. U. " brand
ed on the left shoulder, small white strip IN face,
and shoes on both tore feet Appraised before
David Brownee, Esq, Justice OF the Peace IN
said town, at $40 JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
Rock Island, Jan'y. 9th, 1862.
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NOTICE..

THE notes, book accounts and papers Of
| Mr.. Julius Schulze, sadder and harness
maker, have been left with me for settlement
All those indebted to him are notified to make
immediate payment, or cost will be made.
HENRY F1SCHEL, Justice of the Peace.
Rock Island, Dec s, 1861.
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ESTR3Y.

\ office is hereby given that on the 23d day
~ of December, A. D., 1861, IN the Town Of
Moline, David R. Wood took up as an estray. one
Dark Brown Mare colt about one year old, which
appraised before Ellsworth Mapes, Eso
Justice OF the Peace in said town, at Thirty DOL
lars JOSEPH COMET Cle,L
Rock Island Jsn'y. 10th. 1862.
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" pdTt UU dUIFs ''c0
TIP 10 range2 20
And that the time of redemption on said sale of
SAID lands will expire on the 30th day of June, A.
d. 1862 T.. NJ FOW LER.
February |, ,w3t
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Best Sewing Machine

Best Sewing Machine
to be had, we present Tor candid consideration,
the following
There are three requirements which
should be united in Sewing Machine.
list. Capabilits of doing al varieties Of
work IN perfect manner.
I'd. Ease Of management
Sd Durability.
Ist. The Grover y Baker Machine combines
thtso requirements IN more tWiH'Hi degrsG
than any other machine. 1t will Sew from one to
twenty thlcknesscs of cloth and over one thick
ness OF lace or nainsUOk ON to two or more thick
ucs-cs UiCaii-skin rithOW change Of Hetie, thr,dd
or TENSION, making perfect stch h on each and all
/ OF these fabrics, which proves that II possesses
! the first requirement
/ I'd As II will sew from one to many thick
nesses of cloth anG lace or leather, without any
/ change of needle or tension II Is frid,Hi that IL
must be more easy ~ RsGAage than other machines
that rcquIle change IN running from one variety OF
/ cloth TO another.
/ 1t also easier to manage than any other;
Becausel ii has amore powerful feed tha, holds
ON to the work firmly So that the operator need
not hold it stretched to avoid puckcrIng. thus en-
dangerIng breaking OF needles.
Because il is unnecessary TO unscrew any part
OF the machine to clean and OIL 1t.
Because YOU never haze to cut the band off to
take M the stretch of leather.
Because It feeds over seams perfectly without
requiring the operator To pull the work through
3. with regard to Durabrlty-the Grover x
Baker Machine has been IN general use for the
past - Years and over % 600 Of them are IN use
in the nl'cd States alone. Machines made the
first year OF our business stlli IN daily use and
apparently good ever. Although experience
IN the manufacture has led to Improvements IN the
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All Work Done In the Best Manner.

Artists and Others in want ofanything in my
line, are respectfully invited to give me a call
-Shop on Illinois street, D. Lngle's
furniture store, near Temple Bufords grocery
store. RICHARD PLATT
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PHILIP X. HEINE.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENIAL
II PAINTER, is now prepared, to execute
with nea,ness and dispatch all orders IN the
Painting, Glazing, and Paper Hanging Line, ana
at the most reasonable prices. Call and give him
a trial.
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.F- The .4rg,S is the only paper in this coun'
ty that takes telcgraphic reports, consequently II
can furnish the people of this and adjoining coun
ties with news in advance of any other paper.
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THE ARMoRY QUESTION.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Chicago Journal, writes to that paper, under
date Of Feb, 9th, as follows:
at looks as though Rock Island has the
inside track ON the armory question, Judge
Wilkinson Of that city, than whom a better
man could hardly have been selected, or one
whois better qualified, has the interests Of
the city in charge, and most judiclously is he
managing them. Still the question is an
open one, and it is not improbable Chicago
will lead before the race is closed. It's but
Just to say that Mr.. Arnold Will let no OPP
portuuity pass to press the claims of your
city, and if application and persuasion can eff
feet anything, or an able report have any in
huence, against very strong combinations in
favor of Rock Island, the armory will be 10.
Gated in Chicago, if anywhere in Illinois"
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Prices TO Suit the Times,

Orders respectfully solicited from abroad, and
all "work done on the square" All letters
promptly answered. ]. p. SWAIN
Joliet, Illinois.
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The Abolition Opposition to the Contirma-
tiOn of Gen. GOrman.

ton OF Gen. tOrman.
From the Washington Star Feb. t.
1t is very clear that the opposition to the
confirmation of the nomination Of Brgadier
General Willis a. German, is simply II pol
ltlcal one. That is, 1t springs wholly from
his bitter political opponents at home, some
of whom are in congress, and another an EN-
ployee OF the house OF representatives. The
pretence under which they seek to defeat
his nomination is that on one occasion he
caused two negroes to be whipped. The cir,
cumstances under which he did 50 are nOtor.
ously as follows, viz The negroes in ques-
ton occupied huts in the immediate vicinity
OF his camp and were VIGOROUSLY engaged in
surreptitiously selling pestiterous whisky to
soldiers. In so doing, they defeated all Gen
eral Gorman's efforts to keep the men under
proper discipline. They were repeatedly
warned off and every other expedient at hand
to compel them to torego their profitable in.
famous traffic with the men was essayed in
VAN. WhereupOn Gen. German was ordered
hy ms superior officer to try the virtue of
birch upon them the next time thew were
caught 50 offending; which order he carried
out, after having carried ont the same ordor
upon the persons of half a dozen WORTHLESS.
Whites engaged in the same pef,r;ons ,roBn
We submit that he not only simnlv ala h;s
uuty, but that it would have been hettar ,bn,
70 nave punished the offenders lon, heforo
they 'rere SO punished.
Ills home political enemies here bo.o..,,
Grated an abolition howl against him ~, -,
count Ol TINS affair his well.knov,, .l,ilt,
ana ethclency as an officer having denrivo3
them OF every other excuse for endeoynr;,,,,
to defeat his nomination. He was an,,,,,,.I
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THE ARMY AND GEN. MCCLELLAN.-WC {
are informed that q very deep and bitter feel
ing prevades the whole army OF the Potomac
against the defamers and prosecutors of Gen
Mcclellan, officers and men alike denouncing
those who endeayor to mislead the public with
regard to his plans and views, and raise
doubts as to his skill and wisdom in carrying
out any plan. The persecution alluded to is
not confined to our own county. We see in
Europe that the press there is full of fault.
finding, not only with Gen. Mcclellan, but
with our whole system of operations, as un-
warrantaby slow and inefficient. 1t cannot
be questioned that very much the greater
part Of the dissatisfaction thus expressed
arises from the ignorance and nexperlence of
the tault-hnders. The vastness of the field of
operations IN our war is not appreciated by
them. In Europe it is really astonishing how
very small the number is, even among the
most intelligent, who have any lust iie, nf
our country, and among our own countrvmen
there are large numbers who do not uronerlv
estimate ITS great area. Let all the dissatis.
ned study our country and recur to the oner
atlons IN the Crimean war, where in a territorv
much less than that Of the state Of Rhode
Island, more than 200, 900 men and so much
time were required for Its investment, and
they will, without doubt, comprehend better
the difficulties and delays necessary to invest
more than twenty times the Crimean area
with only about twice the force brought into
the field there Chicapo Post
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Jesse D, Bright, the traitorous senator who
was expelled last week, is a native Of Nor.
wich, Chenango county, \. Y.
The English papers are beginning to ''cut'
Uncle Tom, and eulogize the condition Of our
southern negro slaves as really benefcent
Gen. lIalieck has seized TX Governor
Claiborne T. Jackson's hemp plantation, in
Saline county, Missouri, for conhscation.
Coin is so scarce i'll Washington that bill
has been introduced in congress aut thorizing
the city government to issue small notes, no
exceeding Sloo, 200, redeemable in Unitcc
States treasury notes,
The camp at Dixon has been broken up
the soldiers Of Col. Dement'S partially filled
regiment having been transferred to Camp
Butler near Springfield where it has been
consolidated with another regiment.
Fifteen hundred troops lett 81. Louis for
Cairo on Thursday, on the steamer Memphis
They were the i3d regiment Of Illinois vol,
unteer., and Col. Birge', sharpohooters.
General Lloyd Tilshman, made Il prisoner
at Fort Henry, was Governor Magothn' brig.
adler Of Kentucky militia for the western di-
vision Of the state, and, it will be remember.
ed, made visit to Gen Preutiss at Cairo,
last May, protesting that Kentucky only
wished to be neutral, aud that his own mill
tary preparations were simply to enforce that
neutrality. When all was ready, Tilghman
wen. over with Buckner to the rebel side.
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The late Senator Benton, IN his thirty wears
=, ,,.,,.,' g., &C.. II So. ~. Ii.
!" Tue "'''' e''V' 7'"'''' 'p''' "'' I"'''''
mary chapter thus
"Thc war with Great Britain commenced in
1912, and ended in lsl5. /, was short war, and n
necessary and important one. . Its,ruggled
and lhorcd under the state of the finances and
the currency, and terminated without any pro.
fr,scd settlement Of the cause tor which It began
go Gold, for being undcrynu,d, had
ceased 10 be- a currrucy-.hal become an article
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SIDEWALK STONE

Or any other styles, and any size desired. either
IN the rough or dressed, and delivered either on
Railroad Cars or Canal Boats.
My quarry is situated directly on the Canal and
the Chicago Rock Island Railroad, one mile
southwest OF Joliet, and my facilities ior loading
will enable me to sell az low as the lowest
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GILT OvAI.S,

of new and beautiful designs, suitable for Pho
TOGRAPHS or AMBROTYPEs of any size.
GLIDING,
of all kinds, done to order IN the best manner
Old paintings cleaned and Furnished Old
frames re-gllt.
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TAxEs.-The Chicago Journal publishes the
following:
An annual tax of $273,000,000 is propos.
ed' sZoo, o,ooO,OOO of which shall be for pay
ing interest Of loans and for sinking fund,
and the rest Tor the common expenses of the
government; The war expenses are various
~ estimated at from one to two millions per
day: The following is the proposed table for
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Oh the 18th
" day OF Jan, 1862, James McAlphefson, OF the
Town Of Drury, took up as estrays, Two Steers,
three years old past, and marked as follow One
a dark Brindle, with star Ia the tore head, some
white under the belly, and three white feet, The
other, light Brndle line-back, stag horns, white
under the belly, some white spots on th. tail.
And appraised before Lewis W, GraJan, DAVID
Andrews aud Jounth NJ. Brunell, at Thlrty.fHe
Dollars, February ith, A, D., 1862,
JOS. COMET, CLERK.
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GILT FRAMES GILT FRAMES ! ,

DORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES.
of all sizes and styles, can be had at my shop
on short notice. Also
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5zs~ For nice Job Printing, of all kinds. 20 to
the Rock Island ARGrs office.
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To.Daus Adrsrtissn,eats.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th
" day of jan, A. b 1862, j. II. clelene, of
the Town of Edgington, took up as an estray, one
Dun mare Colt, three years old neat sprlng, and
marked as follows Win a small star N her face,
black legs and dark stripe down her back, aud ap-
PRAISED before Wm. q. Montgomery and ), A,
Heath at Forty Dollars, January 3lst, A. D.,
1862 JOS. COMET, Clerk,
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DR.. IIurd'S Preparations Good

The best evidence that they is that their irmes
friends and best patrons those who have used
hem longest. Dr, WILLIAM b. HuRD is an eminent
Dentist Of Brooklyn Treasurer nf the New York State
Dehtisis Association, and these preparations have
been used Ill hIs private practice for years and no
leading citizen of Brooklyn or WillIamshurgh Oues
lions their excellence. while eminenI Dentists oC New
York recommend them the best known to the pro
eSsi"n Without the and OF nd verisIng dealers nave
sold them by the gross.
The Editor OF the Brooklyn Daily Times saws. ave
are happy TO kGOw that Onr friend Dr. Hurb. is sue
cecdIg beyond all expectations with his Month Wash
ard Tooth Powder. The great sc ret Of his succes,
eSs win the tact that his artIcessre precisely what
they are represented to be. testify from their
long USE"
The well known P. L. Barnum wriles:-'I found
y0ur Tooth Powder SO good that my family have used
It all up We find it the best Powder for the Teeth
that we ever used. shall feel obliged if you v III
send me another supply at the Museum at your con.
venience with bill"
But their cost is so small that every one may test
the matter for himself.
1 Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Povdeys. Dr
Hufds Tooth Powder contains no acid nor aIk Mi nor
charcoal and POlIshes without wearing the enamel
Use no other.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsapariIIa,

the most efectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
olned from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
dlsorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system frUR its destructive eonasuuenses.
Hence Il should bo employed for the surs OS
Got sniy sefofula, but also those other aReo.
asna which arise from it, such As ENsrr1vs
and SKIN DIssAsss, Sv. ANrMsxY's Fran.
Ro'E' OF ERrsIrHLAs, PTMrLss, PUsruLHa,
bLorcnRs, BLAISs and BORIS, TuxoRs, TKrrxR
and SALT RHBUM, ScALD HEAD, R1xowoRM,
hHsUAArIsH. STPHILIrIc and MERcUR1AL DIS
EASES, DRoPsr. DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM V1r1A-
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
IN " imp"rity Of the blood" is founded in truth.
for scrofula is degeneration Of the blood. Tho
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsnpa-
rllla is to purify and regencrate this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.