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eay- Aavices from Gan. sihley's com msnd
in Arizona, represen: that there ia pre-
babili,y that the Pederals will abandon and
destroy Fort Craig, rs twas reported that
they were short of provisions. They had
abendu ned the town of Alamosa, on the
spproach Of Col. Baylor with 600 men, and
burned what they could not take with
them. A forward movement of the whole
commsnd on Fort Craig was anticipated.
Gen. siblcy had established his head quar-
tcrs at Fort Thorn, about half way between
Mesila ard Fort Craig, on the Rio Grande.
The Indians we're quite troublesome, and had
stolen 81 horses from Col. Reillys regiment.
They we're very hold, and it was hard to
oVertake them after they get a few hours the
start No communication had BEEN had
With Western Arizona for some time, end it
IS supposed that the Indians and SOaorans
had things their own way there.
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So. 4 letter from ne editor at Richmond
aceived by gentleman at this place, states
hat the regiments Of Coils. Darnell and
johnson, now organizing at this place will
DC ordered 10 Kentucky, -.s.s rt aug.a
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Revolver Colt died n Hartford, Conn,
IN the 10th ult. We observe that be Is
cited 70 appear at the Spring term of the
District Court Tor Rsfugio cbunty but
hardly thin he'll make the trip Veto ria
s-t-~--
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Hiram Puiier, formerly editor ofthe New
York Mirror, has turned up in Paris AID
london, OF tas o.; skirss Of the upper
classes" ~ 3 fril-oicvn secegsionist. So A
meyicans report who have Just srrived from
there. Hiram was to deliver lecture on
the war IN the former ciiy on the 18th Dec
which would view The war in all its aspects,
through rebel spestacles.-Y nakse Pgpe7.
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fering 90 as TO prevent the use Of the lines
The Senate has also passed a resolution au-
thorizing the taking charge Of all cotton
lands aud the employing Of negroes TO cul.
tiyate them. A petition was presented ~
the Senate from Illinois, rsking the e1pu'
sion Of oil who voted for ihe abolition OF
slavery In the District Of Columbia.
CHICAGO, Jan. pa dispatch from CaiiU
states that an expedition len Birds Poirt
to attack JEFF. Thompson. II Is also report
cd that after fight Thompson was taken
prisoner Reports prevailed at WnshinF.
ton, that 80 Texans were killed In a ski
mish on the upper Potomac. Stone Wal
Jackson Is concentrating his forces %
Charleston, and IL was anticipated that hc
would immediately move down near Her
pers Ferry. i'eH ar
AUGUSTA, Jan. 8l..--Thc Savannah lis-
publican Of this morning says all was que
on yesterday. A fleet Of steamers want
down back after strengthening the obst'go~
tlons in the river They we're unmole e.
by the enemy. Most Of the Yankee yes iclg
have drawn of from the position the, oo-
cupied the day previous, II Federal veg
sells were seen In the Sound yesterday, apa
heavy firing was heard. The causeia M
known. The Republican has o private let.
ter dated cambridge, 9th, in which i,ii
stated that it was reported there that iietl
occurred at James Island, near Appalscti,
cola. The runior was that sixty Federaig
we're killed and wounded and IS tRen
prisoners The enemy we're totally roilte5
Our loss only 10. .a ailr
AUGUSTA Jan. 3l.-The Republic Of
this morning says the steamer hewilt5-s
went down to f. Pulaski yesterday epG
returned safe. Three shots were fired tFom
Ty be Island a: her but al Of Their tr,!
short. -,is7,pss r,sl,a-,-s-t.s5g srgf<
/ NASHVILLE, Feb. I,--The body Of Ges.
Zollicofer REACHED this city to-day. The
legislature Adjourned and the escort from
the depot wss composed of the governor,
stato officers, Legislature and aiarge lGm-
Der of citsens,--lsremain are lying 10
state at the capitol, and arrangement Da'e
been made for the funeral to take Place 10.
morrow, ltgls - .o....,.... a n Sesatt
The official repor. of Lieut.. Col, Taitlan,
who commanded the 18th Mississippi gCss-
ment at the battle of Fish Greek, sta "a our
loss at 43 killed, 1913 wounded, spd 24
missing. s.D nrt t tFao.H
RIcnsosD, Feb. 1.-The New York
Herald of the Both, says nothing lad Hos
been received from Burnsides feel aud
that the storm has delayed it's operitoas
A skirmish occurred on the 1j,l "a
Occoquan Greek, in which nine Ia1aue
we're killed and one wounded.
The London Herald urges that Haglhad
should recognize the Confederacy, says tia!
should o perfect free trade be estlb i'heI
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saarrifa,

A. Deoatng y Sc county, Texas, on Luce
1ay the sin lr.l. By Rev. Mr. BELLAxr, D.
JOHN ". EgIGRT, formerly Of Dallas, and
Miss SARAH = STEWART, Of the foruss
Pisae-
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WANlED! WAMTENI!

WANlED! w AN ted!
TEVHoSE indebted 10 Inc are earnestly re-
Z quested to come forward and settle their
accounts. cannot buy a dollars worth Of
Drugs and Medicines without money, and
Of course can sell only for the money. l
villa have DO more accounts with any one
after this date, and IN no case vii! / make
an exception; So do not ask II. Dr.
me- soi2 pay the highest CASH prices Tor
@ Drugs ana Asdiciriss. a- f
f.E .r r-t JEFF PEAK, in.
Dallas, Feb. 18th 1885, le:2T. - H
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F6r Tie VanBuren Press & the30th ult,
,niaias a. order from Co. Mel aissh, Com
a.anding Gen. McCulloch's brigade, appDiut.
ig recruiting Ofieers for each regimen. in
ne command, fortte psrross ofre.eriisting
ich mea rs risA 70 remain n The service
or LEO yeers after their present term e1-
pirss.l TO ali vino re-ehlist, q furlough Of
It lesss thirty days at home will os allcS-
d, ARD 4 bounty in money p&id him Or $50
vhan he receives h,s furlOusb, at which time
lis transportation viii alse be furnished
Major G.E Cation IS shs recruiting CT
seer for Greer 2 ragiment, L;ert. Gurley for
Stone Tssiiaent AID Cspt Thomas Berry
or FOuRgs Iosas Regiment
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Ess- Coll T. @. Hawpe Of this place, has
al authority TO raise regiment of cavalry
serve Tor the war, The regiment win be
med and thoroughly equipped by ihego
nment. We will give particulars in our
, zss.2 We have heard Of several companies
Ing raised for this regiment and the
aspect is.thst it will be ready forseryice
M, early day. The wen known energy
.ad actvity Of Col. II. will insure i;s spec
and thorough organization
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B OuarlerIl1nStrl's Notice.

o A Ill persons having claims or.provisions
"A or forage turusbei the companies OF
Col. Johusons regiment are requested to
call ut ouse at my Office, and have them az
ranged for settlement.
JAS. K. P. RECORD, ouarterpaster.
q Dallas, Feb. B, lS62--l7:8w.
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u@ s. A.GliieheT. Daguerrean Artist, Is
in town. and has taken ? room over the
Comm lfy'sst lfs, on iht S5nih s.iS Of
the r.biio sssare. wAege be w.ii be pleased
10 e. all ihasc IN want o. pietures. He has
. goos 5. oet 'of sasserial aud Is prepared 70
ell nEffa -I- 90
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sssAGeVernor Moore, Of Loaisiana, hss
.oed the act Of the Legislature Of that State
the relief OF tie eoston planters, and the
ezfsiature sustairs The veto. The New Or.
aus papers appiaud the veto. 800. ~,
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"LlnCOln g0ne bad 3 bpORt. /"

TyNHOSE iadehtca 10 lhD undtra'gned VII
x please call on Geo IS. Laws, lie has
nv books. and il authorised 70 make settle
u,ents II you have no money, close your
accounts by note. u. Is. THOMAS.
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AccInESr'--We regrst to learn that Capt
II. s. Morgan OF iAe "Mofgan Rangers"
met with 3 painful accident on Monday
morning last He was il his tent and
reached Up to get HIS cap, which was hang
ing against the tent pole, and accidentally
lCuecked down a ak shooter, which was
banging near, which in the fall was dis,
charged, the ball passing through the calf
Of ms leg. The wound, we loarn, SONY
through the flesh, no bones being broken or
touched We hOpeto see the Capt. UP and
psll Ia few days. ''
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&Iiter DaLlas Nsralds

4@NteSf 4IuttNs 14cattf
Below give you m address delivered by
one OF the fair ladies of PHO, Point, Denton
county, Texas, on our farewell from our
homes and friends In that vicinity, before
n very large assemilago OF the good oitilens,
who conferred on Us a dinner, Consisting OF
all the bount ful Injuries of the land, where
We were surrounded by the sweet smiles of
the fair sex, which thrilled our breasts with
JOY. To the citizens OF the county we again
say, remember the poor soldiers who are go.
ing to fight under tire Stars and Bars, until
we have liberty ordeath. God bless the la
dies Of the South. ...
Carr. n. J. CHANCE.
ADDRESS.
Il Is with reluctance, and great timidiiy,
that appear before you on this stirring
occasion. .f
We sometimes hear q remark like this
fall from the lips Of the sterner sex: "Tbat
lady is patriotic" Now we wish to be con-
sidered on that list II it is nat our privi-
ledge, no duty, to take up arms and 20
forth upon the battle. acid, we can show our
patriotism ut home,
We have husbands and brothers, we're II
in their power, who would place us where
peace and plenty abound; where invaders
nor anxiety would not haunt us in their alb
seoce. This We do not covet; rather would
We adopt the language Of Ruth: Whsre
hoH gocst, @H[ go Wtere thou StayeSt, I'oH
stGy; whcre thou dieJt, wH del" But
Providence has otherwise determined, and
| repeat, we desire TO show our patriotism at
home. Home what word so full Of insp-
ration9 1t is the place of purest, deepest
joy-where the fountains of affection are
unsealed, and the stream of happiness gush-
es forth continually.
But we would not pain your heart by
speaking of that which You are about TO
leave, but would stand By you in this hour,
and bid you God speed. Though we part
with those who are dear, we bid them be
firm and constant. May tras honor or none
ever be your motto. We are aware the lau-
rels Of the warrior must at oil timea be dyed
in blood, and believed with the tears OF the
widow and orphan. Yet though our hearts
treanble, We hope, yes, we hope, when victo-
ry is yours and ours, you will be permitted
TO return TO the joys of home, where cur at.
fections will be garnered for you. But If
any should fall in defending our rights,
may we not hope that the laurel will be won
and the news come, 'tThcy were neither
ashamed nor afraid of dischsrgine their
duty, and acting their psrt with frmness
and coastancy.'
To the Captain of this military company,
we, the ladies of Pilot Point, present this
flag, believing you 20 be worthy the conf
dsnce and respect of those whom you com
mand. And to all the company, when it
waves over your heads on he battle field
remember it was presente1 n love and good
faith, that You would win Or die. The Coz
Of battles give us faith to pray 1T al. times
for your prosperity snd safe return.
EANNIE Bose
January 23d, 1852.
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FAIR AND SUPPER
+. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
ssS q 70 g-sD i. IA IA H. Is: Cd

sg5G0Ia.X.79 r . .Fa II. Is &. 90 :
The ladies OF Lancaster win hold . FAIR
sud SUPPER, at the Masonic Hail in said
town, on . -
FRIDAY, tao Gid Of FEBRUARY, 1863,
The public Ire respectfully Invited to at.
tend. -ra G..
ADMISSION, nj the door, rs cts. Tickets
can De had ut the stores of Smith & Mar
ply, in Dallas, Mr.. Kennedy and he Ro.
gers House, Waxahachie, aad ut all the
stores in Lancaster. Tr.afr
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J1ArsrA@,

DS De Jsmes Il swiui,lls, Of Lancaster is agent
for the Herald 10 tliai place tna vicinity.
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NOTICE,

VNTantcd Il competent Male md Female
wv Teacher 10 take charge OF WaIella-
coie Lieary Institute, Ivy the fret Of March
next. n. OLDHAM,
a.. President of Trustees.
Wlhqhnchic, Feb. .SG2.--l73t
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PROsPECTIS
OF THE
journal of the Ill. Stale Agr'l Society.

TO the Fyicads Cf agriculture and Mechanic Arts
The Executive Committee OF the Illinois State
Agricultural society believe the time has arrived
when the publication of a Journal oithc Society
IS mpoatv"Iy demanded.
Pursuant, thcrciorc,t to the duty with which they
are charged hy the second section of the JOnst-
tuition oi said Society, revised and adopted by the
meeting of delegates from County Agricultural So-
cletIcs held ON the Far Grounds, at Jacksonville,
sept $50, they have made the necessary arrange
mcnts for the ot such Journal, monthly com
mcnclng with January, lNO2.
Each number will contain at least 81 pages
toctavo) of reading matter, composed principally
OF such portions of the Transactions ot the state
! and County Suclctlos, and communications on the
| subjects of Agriculture ~ all ITS branches, Me-
chanIcs and Natural History, as may require early
! publication.
N.. All Premiums offered and Awarded by the
State Society wall appear IN its columns
All persons and especially Secretaries and other
! officers of County Societies, are respectfully re-
| qucstcd to Communicate to the editor any matters
Of Gctcra interest to the industrial classes, as
they may from time to time arse IN their rcspec-
tive localities.
TO place the journal wthIn the reach of all,
the subscription price has been fixed at FIFTY
Cr>rs YEAR, bGyIg sufficient 10 carer cost Gt
publications. payable invariably IN advance
Back numbers for the current year will be iurn-
lshcd until the edition Is exhausted.
All subscriptions and communications may be
orwardcd to the undersigned, Springfield, lll-
nols JOHN +. REN NOLDS,
Cor Sec. and Editor Journal.
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t,ailrnads,


WINTER ARRAN MENT,
On and after sunday, February !ni, l>f!,
until further notice, trains viii leave kurk Island
Station ~ follow
DoING rAsr,
pay E,prc., auI M,u tram At $50 q m, arriving
~ thclgn It a.in m.
Through freight an az 9.ia q M, mrNug ~
"a ,lgu at ! So = ne.
N,sm tNprrss At 500 = m, atuN,ug m tmeago
ts,lnam,
IWNINs AKRNr IEuN ruC rNsri
Night hprcs, At 80 mr leaving Chicago al
II iJp pm,
Through frrsbt a, la = ~, leaving Cmcago At
ilpm,
Day ENprcss aud Mai at 5.ia p N, leaving Che
cagu AZ ll,,u q ~,
Al trans -,uf tUts road ir,lU direct connection
1t Chicago wlth tram, over the Michigan South.
rTu, the Michigan tuuifHI, aud the Pittsburgh and
Fort WAYNE Railroad, tu aud from Detroit, To-
lrdo, Cleveland, Columbus, tHrlHnali, Piltsbufgh,
Duukfk, buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
Nnrk, Philadelphia, baltimore, aud Washington,
Also at LlNllir wIih uHus ut the llluus Cen
tfaI Road, North tu Gllcua aud South to ~, Lou.
-. Caro-, McmpM. aud New Orleans, 10 winch
places u,h,is eau %, procured eel
". u, GRENELl,
T,rAr. Ag'i Il. Il. Depot, Ro,N Island.
Passengers are reminded utthc Necessity of gN,
ING distinct directions ~ to the destination ui thri
baggage. also tu procure tickets before taking Thea
seats lu the cars, - tho conductors collect iarrr
only tu stations nu the line ui tue Chicago k"Ci
Island Railroad. luIIN =, TRACY, Supr,
". II. WufMAN, Asst >up't
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G II A y CT T. O T. Il | Nj t.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Michigan Southern l. Lake shore X. X.

On and after SUNDAY, Nov. Sd, and until urth-
er notice, trains will leave Chicago as follows:
New YORK DAY Express:
6.CO A. NJ, Daily, except sunday, via old Michigan
road, connecting at Elkhart with tram on
Airline road, at " hite Pigeon with tram for
Three Rivers, at Adrian with train tor Jack
son; at AR Line Junction with trains tor
Monroe and Detroit.
NIGHT EXPRESS:
$50 P. VI. Daily. except Saturday, via old Mlchi-
gan road, connecting at Adrian with trains
for Detroit.
Trains arrive from the East at 40 a. m. and 90
p IN.
All the above trains make regular connections
10 Dunktrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and all
other points east.
SaIisbury's Patent busters used on all the trains
Luxurious new sleeping coaches with all mod
ern improvements, ran on night trains between
Chicago and Cleveland " tthout change.
Through ticket, can be obtained at the com
nany's Office 30 Clark street, under the Sherman
House. or at the depot, corner Van Buren, and
/ sherman streets.
| JOHN D. CAMPBELL,
| GEO. NJ. GRAY, Gen'l Sup't, Toledo, o.
| Gen'l Western Ag't.
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Most Valuable Book of the Day!
THE NEW
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA.

As volume after volume is issued, this noble
work elclts stronger praise from all quarters.
The North American Review says: eve can
,urn TO no title which does not confirm our con-
6dsnce IN the work. Each article seems TO have
been written By an expert. There can be no doubt
that at least for the use Of imerican readers ana
in some respccts trhererer the English language is
spoken. this Cuclop6aid rtH grrdtty SurPdSs an
ralue any similar compidtirs yet issued on either
side Of the Atidniic'' >
In the present startling times, when we need
posting on so many topics little thought OF before,
II IS invaluable.
Published by D. Appleton Co., New YORK:
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s3O6,743,7s

Having re-iusufed and cancelled nearly al. the
extra aud special risks previously held by the Com
pany, and confnlng our business strictly to first
class risks wc think we offer as safe insurance as
any company represented IN the West. During
the past four years wc have paid the very large sum
S3lj 900 IN Losses, and hope to avoid heavy losses
IN future by declining all specially hazardous
risks.
ISAAC UNDERHlLL, President.
{. H0LLANp, Secretary
JAMES SHAW, Agent, Rock Island, Ills Of
tce Corner of Eagle and Illinois Streets.
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Galena and Chicago Union Railroad.
fssT ss-avs - %; ~. -. si .ssass "
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

AN AND AFTER MONDAY, Dee 2ud,
" lN0l, trans wiil leave Wells street depot,
Chicago, As follows sundays seNrcPtcdI'
lI.aj a. IN. aud 9.lj p. N. tuf BcIyrdcrr, Rock.
ford, Ffocpor, Warren, nalona, Dunleith,
Dubuque and intermediate places.
Has O. N. aud il.jj p. N. iof DIXON, Polo, Full
ton, Cedar Rapids aud intermediate points.
100 y. m. Rockford Accommodation aud foi
River Valley.
800 q. N. GcrcVa Accommodation.
Passengers for BcloIt and Jlncs,lllc vii take
the HIS t NJ. uIIu.
Passenger, fof Cnstal Lake, Mrllcnfy. Rrh-
mond, Geneva Lake aud intermediate points, viii
take the 100 p. III. tram.
Trans arrive as follows
At $50 p. N. and j,uo a. ~. from DunIcth, Ga
lena, frccp"rt, etc.
At 3.aO p. ~. aud 40 q. M. from Cedar Rapids,
Fulton, Dixon, etc.
T5:"SlccpIur ears ou night tra,us.
T. B. INLCulT,
e.. NJ WHEELER n"h'i Snp't
Gcu'l rrkct Agent.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Great Central Route Ia New York. New
England and the tanadas.

On and after SUNDAY, Nov 3, 1851, trains
leave the Great Central uulon Depot foot ol Lake
street, Chicago, ~ follows
600 4. M-Day Express except sunday arn''s
at Dctruu 600 p. m.' Suspension
Bridge 100 a. m; Albany I.lJ =, H.;
New York $40 p. NJ Boston ia.9O
=. IN.
. 80 p. M.-Nlght Express except sunday AZ
rycs at Detroit 600 d. m Suspcn.
SION Bridge 5.2j p. M, Albany oils
a.. M: New York 1900 m. F; Boston
i.aO p. IL.
Cincinnati trans. wa VI {. Rilrnad, leave che
cayo At 600 q. N. Mad Tram. N3u pm. Fast IA
pres. Arryc IN ChIcago at 100 a. III. East Express,
and / p. IN. Night Mai Tram.
The ) 90 p. N. tram leaving Cmccgp runs
through to Chicago without change ot cars or bag
EAEr.
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TREIGHTS.
By this route iroights of all descriptions can be
forwarded from Philadelphia, New York, Boston
or Baltimore to and from any point on the ram
roads of ONO, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, as
consIn. Iowa and Missouri by railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania rallroad also connects at
pittsburr with steamers, by which goods can be
forwarded to any port the Ohio, Muskngnm,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mis-
sissIppi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas
and Red rivers; and at Cleveland, sanduasky and
Chicago, with steamers to all ports on the North
western lakes.
Merchants and Shippers cntrusting the trans
portaton of their freight with this company can
RELY with confidence on its speedy transit
The rates of trelghts to and from any point in
the west by the Pennsy ylvanIa railroad at Ill
times as favorable as are charged by other railroad
companies.
Be particular to mark packages "yla Penna.
X. r."
+. j. SNEEDER, Phlade pha
MARGRAW kOONS, 50 North street, BaltI-
more.
LEECH & CO., No. ? Astor House, or No |
South William street. New York.
LEEt II 4 CO., No. II State street, Boston.
H. II. HOUSTON, GenH Freight Agent, PhIIa
l.. L. HOl'PT, G"n'i Ticket Agent phIa.
ENOCH LEWIS,
Gen'i Sup't, Altoona, Pa
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DOwnins's Eyer-bearing Mulberry.

| also have for sale trees of Downing's Ever
bearing Mulberry, hardy. vigorous, ong-hved
tree which produces fruit of rare excellence,
rlch luicy, and exceedingly refreshing. 1t IS new
cr infested with worms, and never fails OF good
crop. / also have
The TRUE CHERRY CURRANT, BRINKLF'S
ORANGE RASPBERRY, MERVEIlLE Of
FOUR SEASONS; also a good lot OF the best va
rites of ackberrles, and other small fruits, and
strawberries, of all the best English and Native
varieties.
A choice lot Of Dahllas, GlaudlolIs, Tube Roses,
etc. from II. A. Dreer, PhIlade pha
Persons wanting anything in my line will please
call al my place, MountHolyoke) IN the Fourth
Ward, Rock Island.
JOHN HOLT.
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The Genuine Electric Oil

IS 4 RICH AMBER COLOR
Ask to look at Il, and YOU will be fully satisfied
At IT be the Original Electric Oll, prepared by Dr.
smith Nopcrson would use counter II Il.
.ncw If. and uI,my Imperative duty to admonIsh
ali TO be careful, and always ask for CDR. Smiths
Electric OIL" All the best dealers sell II, most
# the doctors use It, at least those VINO have be
,onc acquainted with It's ylltucs.
ALNuRD x VAN pATTEN are regular agent
orthr genuine Oh, IN Davenport, Iowa, and CLA
CIuS& SPElDEL, IN Rock Island.
q. Is. SMITH, NJ. D.
rs.- DR.. smith may be consulted free.
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SMALL FRUIT NURSERY.
IONA GRAPE VINES

II AVlNG obtained the agency for Rock Is.
-! land and vicinity, for he sale of .he Grape
Vines grown by DR.. c. ". Grant, 1t Iona Island
near Pcekskrl, y. y, on the Hudson river, shall
be enabled to supply vines of uncquaed quality,
Of all the most valuable varieties, including
THE CELEBRATED DELAWARE,
Dlanna, Anna, Rcbccca, Union Village, Concord,
and others. Warranted genuine, the best
terms, wholesale and retail.
The Illustrated Catalogue furnished for two 3
cent postage stamps.
These new varieties OF grapes are attracting
great attention. They are from ten days to three
weeks earlier than the Isabella Grapes.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-08
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