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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-19
SOUTHWESTERN FARMERS MASS
CONVENTION.

4 mass convention of farmers and produ-
GERS of the northwest was held at Blooming
ton, H., on the 10Th inst, for the purpose OF
dsvising plans for cheaper transportation of
the produce of the west to O market. Hon.
Arthur Bryant, OF Bureau county, was presi-
dent w. Perkins, of Ottawa vice prssi-
dent and J. ~. Little, of Dixon, secretary.
Resolutions were adopted in favor of ship
canal around the Falls of Niagara; of
treaty securing the free use Of the St. Law
renee river, and the use, at moderate rates of
toll, of the Canadian canals of the opening
of a short route OF transportation from Lake
Ontario TO the Hudson river of the i'm
provement of the Mississippi, Ohio. Illinois,
Fox, and Wisconsin rivers, and Lake ST
Clair; of the enlargement of the Illinois and
Michigan canal and of ship canal from
Lake Champlain to the Hudson declaring
that railroads. by extortion, forfeit their
franchise recommending the formation Of Il
league to obiige railroads, express companies,
and warshousemen, by legislative action or
constitutional provision. to restrict their
charges within reasonable limits, and calling
a mass convention of the people to form a
state association with branch associations
throughout the state, whose object it shall
be, by legislative action, or if necessary by
constitutional provision, to restrict railroad
and warehouse charges within reasonable
limits.
It cannot be denied that the products of
she great west have of late enormously in
creased; that the routes of outlet to tn east
are crowded beyond any capacity for which
they were originally intended; that the
small number of those routes gives them as
common carriers a monopoly of the trade,
and that, having the power, they are not
backward in using it for the establishment
OF freight tariffs to the last degree extortion-
ate and hu-tful to the growing interests of
the west. The remedies are the opening of
new and competing lines of communication
to 9 market.
Among others who discussed the resolu-
tions, W. IL. Van Epps, Esq, of Dixon.
claimed that, while we did not forget the
east or oppose it, we should not forget that
we had an interest at home. There were
vital interests involved at home We had
other avenues and channels which God. had
given us. Let US use them We had the
Mississippi river, and we might go to New
Orleans, without waiting for frozen canals -
We could, now that the country was restored
to peace and rising from the incubus of slay-
cry, reach Chattanooga, aud thence 90 to
Charleston and other harbors equally as good
as New York and Boston. Let us open these
other channels and have competition, He
nau no opposition to express toward rail.
ROADS; let them be built and the directors
manage them in their own way. We could
give them our opinion, and use such as would
pest conduee to our interests We did not
want 70 talk about reciprocity or building up
Sanaas We have other routes, and can q,
rsoagn warmer climates, receiving far
advantages Let US open them
nave We permitted ourselves to Ioss
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-19

'The constitution and government respectively
OF ten states were perverted to the uses of treason
aud thereby overthrown. The Union 'repossess-
et' those states by the strong arm. II acquired
thereby the right insist that their framewOrk uf
government and policy should he purged of " hat
ever had been proved inimica to its own existence
safety, tranquility. And IT the president, either
directly or through his provisional governor, had
summoned the whole people of each state-whcths
er previously eniranchIsed or motto choose del
egates To a convention to frame and submit new
constitution, pied tn their changed cITcumstan-
ces, ne would have been amply justified IN so do
ing, and would have had as clear authority for il
as for appointing provisional governor and pre-
scribing certain fundamental bases OF reConstuc-
tlon.''-Nelc York Tribune.
President johnson says the true theory is
that the constitutions and governments of
these states were suspended, but not destroy
ed He could only assist In their restoration
which is very different thing from assum-
ing that they were destroyed, and that ne
could, therefore, order the esta DlIshment of
such as he thought proper, being limited on
IL by the restriction that they should le re-
publican in form. He has not prescribed
certain fundamental bases of reconstruction.
In his message, where only among his dec
larations since his accession to the presideu-
cy can any thing 10 found giving g color of
plausibilitv 20 such q statement, he asks I'D
the name of the whole people" the south to
"give this. pledge of perpetual amity aud
peace" The earnestness with which he in
ssts upon it may be construed a. meaning
that it shall be made u condition of restora-
ton, but nothing in bis language in connec-
tion with it justiies the supposition that he
claims lawful authority to prescribe it as a
condition. He has MT claimed authority to
prescribe what changes the southern states
should make in their constitutions. He has
animated that, unless they did make certain
changes named by him, their restoration
would be delayed. This is the extent to
which he has gone in prescribing certain
fundamental bases of reconstruction" He
cal congress. His practice and theory have
been consistent Chicago Times.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-19
ISICiL..

Mr.. f. GRUMPY having kscome re-.
VI dent OF Rock Island, takes this method .
inform the musical public that ne Is prepares
tune and repair Piznoes and MelodeoRs, aEa u
sell at factory prices the following first cas- q
stTuments:
Gold Medal PiaBoes. VIM. Knabe s Co., pa
more, Nd.
A. II. Gale & Co.'S. PIanoes, n. \.
Organs and Nelodeons from the factories O y
II. Prince * Co., Buffalo, y. y; Cahsr; N'f-,
ham, y, V; Mason & HamlIn, Boston.
Second hand Pianoes and Melodeons .iisI .
exchange cor new ones.
Orders for NIolins, Flutes, AecOnieoni' De
instruments, sc, promptly filed at Ch'o'go =
ces.
N. Borders for tuning of instruments e.
Island City Hotel, p. o. boz 452, or at fes.e'-..
on Madison street, Sd house south OF h.s--
street, promptly attended TO. oc''c.---
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-19
PRESIDENT JOANsON'S HEAD H.
LEVEL.

The Washington correspondence of the
Chicago Journal says:
The president wishes to reward in civil
position the loyal men OF the south by lib
eral dispensition of patronage to tho states
lately III rebellion. He thinks he can thus
more permanently attach the states to the
Union. He has declined making any more
appointments at present from the loyal states.
Should Senator Harlan be elected TO the
United States senate from Iowa, Ii Is Presi-
dent Johnson's intention to take his success
sor from some one of the loyal men in the
south. he has, in fact, refused to make any
more appointments for the south from north
ern men, and he will soon call all northern
men, appointed to places in the south, home
aud fill the vacancies with sOutherners.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-19

The NY. Tribune thinks it would be low
estimate to place baneful results OF sleeping
cars at thirty thousand typhoids and one
thousand deaths per annum in consequence
of their foul atmosphere. That may be true
of eastern roads, but on our roads the air is
generally better in the sleeping cars than in
the others-especially in winter.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-19
BY TELEGRAPH
Exported for tae Daiiy Argas.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. Is.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. Is.
The loss to steamboats, and property by ice. on
Saturday, including cargoes, was about $3.50 600.
Insured for about $50 900. The ice gorged again
on Saturday night and has moved since.
The weather. to-day, Is very humid and mild
and another crash looked tor at any moment.
Steamboatmen, underwriters and all others in
terested are taking active and energetic measures,
to the boats in the hlrbor from further disas-
ter.
Colonel John o'FaIlon, one of the Oldest and
wealthiest citizens Of 81, Louis, died yesterday.
NEW YORK, Dec Is.
Tho n Y. Worlds Washington special
says:
On motion of Mr.. Orth, OF Indiana, II was
Resoloed, That, If not incompatible with the
public interest, that the president communicate
any information IN the possession of the executive
department, in regard to steps taken any time
by the so~caIled empire OF Mexico or any other
power to obtain from the government l recogni-
tion of the so-called empne OF Mexico, and also
what correspondence o. action in the premises has
been taken BY the government of the United
States.
Mr.. StIllwell, OF Indiana, offered the following
WHERE as, The war for the preservation OF the
Union and the constitution Is now over, and its
counterpart insurrectionaI rebellion has been put
down by the strong arm of the government, peace
and union being the object, and that having been
attained, Therefore
Resolved, That the people who have been in
rebellion against the government and who have
submitted to the laws of the United States and
adopted a republican form OF government, repeal
ed the ordinance of secession, passed the consti-
tutional amendment forever abeiishng slavery,
repGdiating the rebel debt, and passed laws pro-
tectng the freedmen their liberty, the repre-
Eentatives of the people elected to congress hav-
ing received their certificates of election from
their respective governors should be received as
members of the seth congress when they shall
take the oath prescribed by congress known a. the
test oath without further delay.
The above was referred to the eomntte on RI.
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NOTICE

s hereby given 10 the heirs Of Tl0nsI
L BIddison, late of the city Of Rock l..zre, &C.
deased, and TO all other persons interested, ma
on the 2ith day Of May, 1861, the sRoers.s hs-
purchased al the collectors sae Of lots sno laIe
tor taxes and costs due the county Of Rock lt.al
end state OF Illinois, the following desc'I''
lands:
The west twenty feet OF lot EiI in block one
in Spencer & Cases addition 10 the city o. he''
Island; and lot eight, IN block four, IN Bare
Boyle's addition 10 the city OF Rock Island
that the time OF redemption Oftne same iE0n 81
sale will expire the 2sth day OF May, ls5s :
which tEne he will apply TO the proper Once q
the deed or deeds of the same, II not recee2s.
according to law.
P.McDERNlI
Rock Island, Dec. u, 1865.
decl6d3L
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-19
PLATED WARE.

eCator
1Seet Spoon Holders MOasse Waters
Plated andv riey.
n w tina you finds
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-19
FARM WAGONS FOR SOLDIERS.

A GOOD MANY FARMERS, who have
n served their country faithfully and received
honorable discharges, are now returning to their
farms, and they want new wagons. To all such,
who purchase of me, | will make a deduction of
Five Dollars from the regular price.
b. II, KIMBALL.
Rock island, Aug. IS, dwtf
CHRISTMAS TREES.
~ REEN trees for Christmas at Black Hawk
VI Nursery. Also evergreen branches for deco
rating rooms for the holydays.
DE-. KINNEY, Prop.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY

To expire on the 5ls day of January, 1900.
OFFICE TaE AUbi .oA OF STATE, INstRAhoE DIPT,
COLUABtsi OHIO. JuLuary ~, lt65.
wHLRFAs, The NORTH AhEkICAN IRE In
oUhANOk LUn PANY, lOc.t,a a. Lar Old, III tie
ate O oDBect cut has nitu N this office q sNo
emtnto lts VUnu ton, ts ItqLtu y lie brtlste-
the act ~ ftg uate lLt uIbnte tCn ANTS u
lncOTpoIattd ~ the stftes o. ChiO lasstu lIu b,
1906, and amend d ftG Gary " le0ij no SLtftasi
"a, COMPANY fur lsled ssusiacltty eNlGtl ce
tLat tbs pOsstsseuo atltRsltle EUL0itu a ILtthd
dCllars actual capital hVstta m stCLs u ltIos,
r mOltgages " zeal esiHte, wortu tJLlle ihG
am unit tor which The sane 10 n.Ortt ae' q an,
whereas, said Conpiby hus 1le0in Ills Utice NIt.
ten instrument uhuer lIs corporate teai, tlsled by
the President secretary il a. oi, iuihoi zn tLy
~ ents OF tald pai In his stae 10 Lc
knowledge serv,e VI rotels l,r nlo IN tehli o krid
company accord ny 10 the ttinis 0 fnlO Hw
pow, therefore, N pulsu LC0 ul tie hist stcttCn oi
the Hfol d act, /, JAhEs Ii GCl NJ n, AuGt,i Of
state hiO, 90 hereby ceriiy tLet taiu hUl Il
AAkklOAN FRI IASU"AkIE CIMPAkY, Uf
harl ord, tonn.otVut, Ii authorized 10 utLttC, he
Uut mess Of tiTe inruia c. ~ D. state ~ ul he
thirty fret day January, In The ytHT tLCtst
e lht hundred and ty-sX
iSrAHP. IN wnVss whereof have heteunto sub.
5G-L scrlu, d my name aud airt q he seal MY
ottce to 10 bthxsi TIE da, tnd ebr above
witlen. Jas, h. GILMAN, l
tlO Au itor Of state.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08

LEADoUARTERs SIxTH Army !
CORPS, 10 p NJ.

CORPS lOP.M
TO Major General Webb, cher of StgF,
Army Of lts Potomac;
In pursuauca Of in5iruc, ions Of ths morn.
ing, from Major General Msaie, I moved
from Dstsrsyile by the shoriest practicable
road 10 tbs left OF satonviIle. With the oil act
of their taking position on the left Of the Sec.
Oni corps stBiSlng the rosl runuiny from
D9atlnyiis to BItks Station, mt a point liz.
tie 20 be sou Inward Of the former PLACE, and
fou0d that the Second corps was eng lged to
the front aud i5ht, aud the cavalry heavily
to my left MDVng dJwn the road toward
Bdtks' ) a.ion, % .rhap3 . mule, and running
sbarpto the rlglt, proceeded directly across
toward nearly PARALLEL road on which tho
enemy was m1vint aud along whict be had
thrown up mile OF iHtrenchmants
As soon as the leading Division, General
Seymour's) coald he formed, It was moved up
the road held by the enemy which was carried
by turning the lett
II vas advanced down the road against a
pretty strong resistance
By thstime Whealou's division was put IN
position as RAPIDLY as pcssioe
On Sleaman's len the lines we're again ad.
v2ncsd, and wcro swsp, down The road about
two miles.
Arriving ct deep and difficult creek we
found the enemy had reformed his line on the
opposite side, where we attacked and drove
him TO poiutA distance of half mile fur
ther
Intbe first attack portion Of the cavalry
opened on our RI. be
10 MS subsequent attack the mass Of cav
airy operated on our leis aud right, and the
flank OF the euemy. The result ba5 been a
complete success.
The combined forces captured FIVE general
officers, among them Generals ERell and
Gusts Lee, and large number Of other prs.
oners
shall go in camp about two miles beyond
this point aud await Instructions
The First aud Third divisions, Wheaton ).
and Seymours, behaved spendidly
A return Of casualties will DO forwarded as
soon as possible.
The corps.has aobly sustained the reputa-
ton It earned on the ID inst AS well as on
the previous hard fought battle ields.
[Signei II G WRIGHT,
Major General
THE HARRIET DEroRD IN CHAScERY.
The Navy Department has received the
following
PolSr LooEoUr, April c
To Hon Gideon WeHes, ecretayy
The HarrieL Drlord Is 10 Indian creek, Va
bloelsd.d by several Of my gunboats As
sooa as the light draft gunboais can get up,
she will be Eeeaptursd or destroyed.
lSignedl Respectfully,
A PARKER, Commanding.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08
TELEGRAPaIC NEWS.

WbADH7 HtAbQUhhTtH5I ApFII 0.
To Lieutenant General Grant:

ODD MEADEs lEAnoUAHTERs, April o.
To Lieutenant General Grant:
A. daylight i9l. NOR ,ng moved the Sec.
ond, FiNb, snd Sixth aimy corps n'onR the
railroad in the direction ot Amelia Court
House. Soon after moving, reliable intelli.
gence was received that The rebels wsre mo.
wing toward Flrmvl,e.
The direction ui the Second and Filth corps
was immsdiaiely changed from . northerly to
norihwssterly direction, and tho directing
corps the S,c1ad moving on Dsatonyille, and
the Filth, heretofore in the centre, moving on
the right Of the Second, and the Sixth lneiag
about aud moving by the leit Gauk taking
position on the iel, OF the Saconl II wAs IN.
derst0oi The cavalry would operate on the
tx,iems lsfs
The rhargcs vera n-or,nt'v na1a The
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08

INOR sA E-AO0 acres Of and, fis miles south o
L kenton, ardln county. on o. iJi z onhoih dies !
OF the Cincinnati ami Sendusby lnufVtd, ltaf Lud.
sUnvlle statiou
The and lies rolling ard y nl cred with afh, M. &
pie, wRn T. cherry, lynn hirl CRY do fBs ihss, pt cd
spfing gs OF water, 3 variable waiif IoNe On iihsr
Or ek, twtDy feet had, SHh ieh fistk ttilths =
Orly iinprovemertg, abn NHh aifui titesb s,IeR
cleared. The VOID or fslend, 4 eltHld laulCd 10 .
the railroad viii ppy 4 reihe and ~
] For terms ana other la.teulaie, apply 10 J. n
Prce, or W. V. Marquis, bel0lontaine, .. lt24eGW2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08

fIfHE Htne grants policies FOR LIFE, 'or . term
j. OF years, ENDOWMENT policies and chdieu's Va
doSmeLt. Also, Non Foreiung Policies, on which 10
pay mt ut IL required after ten years
Five thousand dollars PAID 90 Two losses IN this city
Wltlin the last six months.
Amoug ali the contrlvauces Of men TO protect the
family ciIcle from want, none found more sim.
pie IN iis oat1oteri noble IN rs features certain IN
its rafuWs than Lite Insurance. ltts the yrpp whiuf
the iy.ug husband eAyos to md
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT SIS, GIN
uNHIs large and commodious Hotel tas tecn E.
i FlTl ED AND AEfU hisHI y ttfeURlou ngs
u fcenny With entire hLW UNIT nj Oi II e J. test
tyls, without regard to lroube or tnse 70 tet
the dtmands OF The tIayslne plll -, 70 Nbich Aour
ie7 O. Q. MAoLIsII, IRON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08

Would these children nave q comfortable home and
the means oi educauOnl Would this wife be ndepen.
dent OF the cold charlues OF the world1 Would tins
aged and feeble parent be provided iori Nould my
estate pay my deotsf Would there be no sacTinee
properly Uy forced sales oI adnnstHttOr TO meet
the demands OF ereditOrs-ssles uAde when the maket
tends downward, and alr prices cannot Oe real zedi"
How lew can answer these question their sats&c.
hon! Ihey fear to ask them, aud cherish lhs beliai
that they nave along lease on lie his is both ioOl-
ish RndcoWardly The brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08
Professional.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL /,
Estsb ish sd in the Year 1850,

Estsb ish sd in the Year 1850,
FOR TIE CURE ySF PRIvATE DISEASES
And un ier the control two q the most LmineA
D. ye.-aus in tho l. I'D.
nR.E, BUAArAkTT, IRON london and fsIIs
- HosPi'ais, HLa iof G =, zen care %eais z, me my
Clnnati y neitBi b it l4 .. u. NJ ffAOLl -
late OF New iCIA. Nte Only once N me SJ
where permanent cule ol FgiNRt. IiteAtts can be
obtalnea a. Nnhout the Use o. u.trculy "a tlahi q Of
diet GonoIrl9a cured N hIb 10 ioiil-tho hCliA,
elect cured IN three 10 ton days, hr&Iuleh 1uItt u
On to three wee r; NoetuILai MA slChh stUI
two TO sIx days. Seminal " bknesV euled n mo to
eight weeks syph,hs m It's pan Wy Ets SIl,d n
three Gays steonuhly tSnlltm ID the io iIiee
weeks; SkIn DiseAsts dured IA CpO 70 the RfeltS
lmpotency NlgeI rettorsd IN one 10 our Ntsl . An
diseases Of private nature uehe0 wan lLlafSh'itu
Dr. Bonapate's great work on pnvste dseeHses
the PrNate 1uoe 70 heRui II M le AT n'5e
aid iemaie old an Young, should r'hd ,hlt Notk, II
wall Tighten those hbA bfOle IA ohlhltft. l9ieSi
twenty .hSe cents, sentby man ,...,.
Dr bonapHrte's french ! atent Male shie II ~
perfectly sAe, and LeYel iar 40 gave tnutw uth it
rs Ile OiAy sale ald sLre pleFSLtie akaLtt csshfe
Price OF the Iel ch ,ht haze tale IL The lle
80 Ma, nme LIzilR's h ma, Monihy' 1HIs is L !
eand Telatie remedy ioI ssIIiesstLi uLo al ie-
ma 10 ui-tAsts, Laoies sLouo lot use tLt in CnThg
pi eIynHr " Us they Vii pr uuCe lscHirsEe lfte "a
PEI Oo2-CxTa mt S5-tcnI 10 any a. tls't ~ nyli.
Drt. Is HIe The men to cobtuiti it3 rIs IN.
QUE suo uonaO1 hekuowleV dto be.the elfMlops aud
klnGs yinerea diseases, ana the only otiVih who
leseiye monthly eloE'u nom ne % wore ~
have teen AeeuslOn ca rom IN ttty rs 81 ~
wltpess Ihe Nanous dIsesees which ttiict m h.fdi
ana " wat sh ihe pT, gIeAs thout lor9 tsF 81 pi
um 10 aLode oi poieuy 10 the nsftiCn a. The
wealthy, sud rey.pg sseeitsined beAona ooptt the q
vast uhei uR Of hLmRilty les dst me, tu tsltet
the gel tive ~ stem as their Tsrtepnr tiuy and
20 deYote thtrNi Gle Rttenton % Tie tNhttn Ci
the disease these imi ,Ittut iuncuoIs. No slig
Willie answered uneth ih,y contlin zen iufnCc or
postage stamp Sall o. address
ne, BONAPAh1E a IEfhOLpe
No 1872 Sycamore street, tetweeu Fnh lha sixth,
east side, Cincinnati, Ihlp. r, E
on G hours nom - A. IA TO p M, ietT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08

Young inen lu5i starting IN business whose chfat
capital Is their energy and integrity, should insure
iYes TO the amount Of half their lilhltie5 s t'eI
act Of disnterested honesty when known to ~
itors, would Justly Increase thar confidence In man
u would sho" thatthey did not wish 10 leave te,rf
'hsnaS exposed to any Agoldabesonlngency and the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08
Clothing.
wILLIAm IvALKEn,

No'soi THIRD SIRE. GT, DAYTON, OHIO,
rs prepared to accommo date his customers wifi
I every article Of gentlen ems wearing apparel ct
the htest slyle fnd best Il uality. Those who wini
e9atA, Pants, vests, shirts hosiery handkorchiefs
goves, ooots shoes, sliPp ers, 4e., will do well :,
give MN hooii. 10 angi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-08
}arOttaI.

INHE combination ofingred nts N these Pills are
1 the restlt Of ton an Ntena We practice The y
are mild IN Their operation, and eettatn Ia ccrTectn
all Irregularities, Painu MsnstTu ,t'ohs, reno inp
Headache, Pain Ia she atie Polpitat on Of the HeHit
Whites, all Nsryous Affections, Hysteros, EAteue,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, &C , Disturbed sleep,
which arise from interru ption Of nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Was the commencement Of new e-a ia the treat.
ment Of thoso irfegul tres and oOstructiOns which
have con.i ned 20 many 10 a PREHA URE otAYE. No
female cni0y good heath unless she Is regular.
and whe ever an On.ruction takes place the genera
health begins 10 dacll e.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
are ne oa'y Msiieine that MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES hHve rel ed on for m nv vsnrs, or rely
on now REWARE or IHITAT ATiONSl These PMS
TORN tne FHst PTepafa ion ege put loipa d. tVth [A-
BE DECEIVED. Take his adyertsemtnt 10 your
Druggist and tell him that You todat the BEST a d
MOST FDLIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN TIfE
WORLD, which IS comprised in
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Are the most edecluol remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar TO Female 70 all classes they
inyauabe inducing i0h eetqiut y perioiicdJ reJu-
tdrfty They are known To thousands, who have us d
them at ditlerent mes throughout the country .hav
ing the sanction Of some OF the most eiain.Ht PhJd.
Clans IN America
Explicit directions stating ,ebsa hey sbouinoi bsussd
with each box-ihe Price One Dollar per Boz, contain
ing from h1y to sixty Pills.
PtlsSspt by nail, pronpHy, by remiungt to the Pro
prietor, bold by Druggsts generally.
HUrUHINGs 4 HILLYER,
Proprietors, 81 Cedar street, New York.
. Benton n DunhRm, Cleveland, and John u. Park,
Cincinnati, Wholesale agents, Sold in DAYTON by
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tits the hand OF the proddent father reaching
forth rom the grave, and stl nourishug his offs prinq
and koeping together the family. by 1t, the lathul
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Farmers & Me, ,hanicS Hotel.
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