davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-01-29
MANUFACTURERS NATION
.1El Al BANK slF tiil1CAHO.

1R4Ahuff uAfAk1NkN7k
D1ct n' 9srmpixolleI r. the t:ns1euev. ,
NAau1M0TnE. IHf amber ~. liza. =
Whafaa. o. !aslstAet"Js Nv*.*n.e prosentt: z -
IN 1eEsaRnfd, II ha1 been r144 x $ppeAf us%t thu
Mrlfh.a.. hsitona, nenh Of tat:96, n niE ~;
been dAt 6r6tnlaaa rHael aa1 aecalsinf % tho r.
of tas s,t Of 'oux' cas rntnt A. :ct to
:Ioytdt National CurtfnoV4 tnFufsfsbT pludko Ct
Untsd = - Bunda g sris1th !r ~
nnd deMst1:91he1eci lplr:yss !uns 81 iRs! nd
h0 conp:ea WITH nj ol The n tovhfcnS Of SAad aSt
slofed u b. cognpiled With bciSre eomncne1nK onsa
Vow. t6sSeiere- i. HGar 4o. u11ooa, conpttollss
he Cuttencs, Do he9epJ eerttft th.t H. ehauss
kttouA1 bank IT Ehltede. IN tho CITY c1 (1loaEo
Uky OF rook snd ktsts Il El.nnts, Ii anthoilsed e
n &a:s the ,bustness Of banking undc ha aca
nf 8i1.
ID {ext1maus whereof. witness MT hand ant seal d
once tht, tee eeuty fourth day - DAcembera 1Ssk
t8oyt tcAi.1 HIGH Nc1;U1L0ua,
{sytEst Ccf9ptrottet Of the CuITeacy.
, 1865-01-29
French Industrial Art: .-
from the Scientific Amexican.1 :

Some curious statistics returns lmay be
gathered from 3he groupings, OF. thet.1r rkV1uce
Of French, Industrial Rrt for the past year,
which, 1t may ba observed, exhibits marked
decrease on That Of the preceding gear.
Some Of these items are singalaFly Indicative
of French filvolity :: Goldsmiths have sold
for e s $5om; @ Jewellers. el 900 0m: false jew
and whips, ai52, 600 !: false hair, s1eo, 600
Artificial flowers figure for e4s0, 900; fans for
e1Sa, o00, and toys for ECO, COO. This: last
item shows how far more expensive girls are
than boys. There are eco. .000 worth Of doiie a
manufactured yearly in France. and yeas1y
toysE&uns;s drltds and swords-d8nre 'ot w
}y: 992 DQ0.' y. =; ..',tE',ss':
, 1865-01-29

~ AAt 49, NASAA
Murphy Patr1c
9
Myers ] F
nMyerz 8 d co
MYera David
LMyers Charles
PMurry Patrick
N hq@RtgoneFy !@ L
Mott II D
EMofHt WIN
aMonroe VIM
Monroe Josch,
4Montague Jul.
; ton 1 :
Janles
MONT Jansea
Mocqnet J .
MoreyJ "
bIandes1 j B
Nforfnrn j "
MuIligan ! A
h!bnn j II
nMonrose james ,
Aforcy Y
Mora9 ! James jr
mc.
-
RObt
McDurnue Ed
Mcdonald E
McGi1l r II
Mcdonald E
McMurray Fran
cfs
iMcGee Frunk
Met2ucaten &c
E
McVcv Snlomo
sA1cGullin 1'lloa
: McMafttn Frat
i els
MCGOWAN Sam
cMclnIn Thos g..
AseClelIan.Thet
X dorc
ltMct:ee Hugh
ltA[cNt!l Hugh
McChesncy II
McuIllrich II
cllacl X
l-hic1rnth J -
McLudcue Jas
ltMc1ec j 3
Mcfarland Jas
dMcMu11fn j C
McKiudcf j
N :
| NICHOLS Geo
; Norton Goo
kfrt,t,1R TrnrE
, 1865-01-29

III. $:
dackett Thos q
Hansen Henry
Harper
Harrington mr.
!. ,dr : !.
Haynes HengS
QaftI1la1 4 rev
Js1nel
E1r =
HanieyJ1mes
laype e,1T
HathawnyFN,
Harvey John T.
Harrington Jos
Hawkins HaM ]
Hand Fin1,m
flanagan JohA.
tohH
HMspck John
Hawkins John
Haxtcm " 3
Hayden " H&
co F..
q HatleQNW b.
:Hanc@ Wm
Hawley LeN@'
LR'
Harris Miles :, .
Ha,11ry Michael
OIL
yer. = ;.
Held A
'HAtelerN B :
Az
teY ..
1latzingtorA1a,
andef
Hart Hugh -~
Hall r E : :.
Hall Benjamin.
Hons Alfred /:
Hasuaan j MA
Hooper J ".
HAuuFer CbAf1e
Heard L D,
Hamilton L.
Hubert La Il !
:Hmlm Mkhael
Hurley Michael
Aoyt LuctuB :
Howard Rev n
HORT " IT,
tr
11ynes Wm :.
ni.v j co " j,
o. !: =
nsddlw VIM
Moftnn VIM T.
Mornheek Vim j
, 1865-01-29
1I@KEASUKY DEPARTMENT.

Il OFStEh ~ CuMrI Frt1.nh t'F 1nR CEAHaxur.t
.rt -, WAtnisusVF. January iFlh. lw1. !
snacf.shed 4 hss hrch i,sde u snp. Il thSs Iiis
lily Of cak". in the Co7biY of Cook, md ssste ii
!isipni: hsrn sta{t .san'th.!nes ent acco!ilnF
IAN Act y csovtdr kMAtons tut fnnrJ, tur0r.sI III
apcfre Of trlcd HtAsrs l.onda. anu 10 rfosida for
.,nnc.t. and ha. canrar Win s,lic pfovisloni
M ncns .l,r tnsns.s II 10 Ia Iii III
r. l!sE, McaIsea s Hc?;sstss 9!
ibtrts tonai Dsnk Of Chtnsxo. In thu s.ty Ut chi
csgu. IN if!n cuhty Of o Ah1 NlAtr n lin ,iR Ia
Euhf Kr to cnunt hcr Tho puS1Atst Vt h&nktur u,4.
Gtf lhn *ci Aforesaid.
in tr.t'u9ni eehelrcf. wnet. ny hand ami sual Of
4c1EcH shs lRlh day ct tauuaty, IAGa.
ltInvRk<haAT kkAL1 iitltili McCtii.i.UfN.
lM7t k3at tosla Conrtts'Iirf nj THO currency.
, 1865-01-29
African Explorer Comes to
.-.is l. ;. :. fSrfAfs% j .,tI - !. !.

+; Scarcely 1 month since, m account :ot: The
death Of Jules Gerard, the intrepid African
!; lion-huntcr, appeared imprint; and now an:
:. Charles Anderson,4 bas' met; With Utmost as
sad = iate at The hanas Of tho ttcacherons na-
tives. Doubtless be was known personally
+: to some OF your readers, and many moro we're
well acquainted WITH his na1he. After several
: Undergoing haldshlps against which few men,
could hive stood up, this hardy, explorer mar:
ried and settled doTu in Damafa Land, and
! followed the tEdaq Of Cattle dealing With the
natives. In Jnao hst be sent Of: - laFge mob:
tho road his cafaTnns wotc attacked b} %
!, tiibc Of Nnnnquas, who murdered bis men In
, cool blot d and drove sway tbs cattle into tiie
mountains. i IN cntlcavorlng to rcsouc III
'innatc1y rccetxea r. shut fl tho thigh. which
will, Ii It snohld rot prove tasA1 fctler nun
cripple for fo.Left un 1ps M 39nnI II > -. =
, 1865-01-29

Recently an English highway robbers new
1y-tnrented instrument Of death made lts ap-
Pearance In New York. IS one Of the most
dangerous Weapons. the Internal genius of q
criminal brain has ever invented. It Is called
The : sand clab." and it's use Ia almost certain
to produce DEATH: It ia Made of strongcan-
vas, In the shape Of a club, about twenty
inches long, hnd from six TO eight inches IL
circumference: This bag Of club Is filed With
closely packed fine sand, aud weighs, from five
70 ten pounds, and ltas great ad 7antases over
the oEdinaryGlnb Or blndgeon, brass. knuckles
Or alung-shot. It will not rebound after .
blow ta struck, and it leaves no mark or
-bruise. When the 7ictlmis is struck on the top:
Of the head, and there.1s where tue sand club.
Is directed, he instantly sinks 10 the. pave.
: rent without struggle, the result Of: con-:
scuseion To the brain, and not even 9 bruise,
which any ordinary blunt instrument makes;
IL to be discovered On the scalp of The victim
after the taDd.c1ub has performed It's fearful
mission eA:few OF: these Instruments have
already been found In the possession Of iles.
pe1atet characters, and their use and history
confessed I'd the police. :, ., . =
K: A victim Of one Of these sand clubs: might:
:be found dead In: the street early In the NOM;
ing. apdno doubt the verdict Of a coroner's
jury would be, Cause Of death unknown
IN 7, .Wor2d>
, 1865-01-29

COMMERCIAL NATIONAL

--.... . TPk..rkr ''KfAnrNEyT.
UyFICx n1 rnk t0xrtam Lea ur r,ts t,t,xnrxort
whs"tSur1S. Il. e.. Jan, l3itl. 1S5.
MsasIr.' } a,i.act'rs rvl trnen rrrrn,cd 10 tic
nur1v1KIeh ~. c+n tIla 10 s,ear tba Id (n;ri.
E"iesa nal!ou4 its ri cai .He, Iii to jis ul CGIra.
u,r ~ H,sa;T r. sx s'r @'ate. ,sbcca
nr1. Of n. aes Of th,g'r.. tntitrd .hu &c; II nr
m,,a sfs.a. Hsi H. tatsrar,. srcnsed bY p'rdss ot
ilcn md ,.ocmp.ion ,lrsr spproyssi ISnc 1' iai.
anm haa e.n,!i'n With r.! u. ttylrons ot sxld kcf
nIn:tt!r': r. lsan. trrun1rr ~ scs. 't" '''
~, n9M .hSrsi'sc High htctanch Gomrtro,lcr Of
Sas Nia,oa; naok q Chic -, ill., cir Of Cesxo
~ ~ E1nhif nt Cn9k, atn atAtt u lnols" ia ID.
tt,e ACt ~ sIxA!t -A''
xAt .rai OF cttiet this thtte. nj d. Of jsnasrv
N@~ ls15. MUttH MrEt1Li4iM:tt.
CUmntt oIlof Of tho EvSIot1ry.
, 1865-01-29

MIR. i. W. REAsOTs
, 1865-01-29
HtlgcnA0u i
Smith
Hammond David
Herbert @ H
Hall Thomas
HALEY Ehick
ueupcSsJ ThCg

HennG@ I0c8
: F
Heartt r
ITAtt Geo
Hall T "
Hamilton s
Heshan Ihomas
Hamilton Thos
Hale Thomfs "
Hallina2ck Isaac
Haskiu1er ] D
Hail J II
Han1rnltl John
Hall John r
Haight, Il F. =,
Helmet Henry :
Haltcr1ohn :,
HaiM Vim A
Hearson Wm
Hall L
lIeain MIlee G
Hendriek Marx
Hall LAWt8 :.
Hamilton LQ
Hllenbaek p :,
Hibbard JJ1t
HeTty Daniel n
Heller mr.
Hines OH
Iii 4nae.~
Hlbb3fd A " g.,
uivhev Andrs,,, ;
HHi1vit,s %. '.
! HINT HIM =
Muntrhinxm He,,: ,
: r. q - .
( ,iununttnpts, III. !,
'HncheHJnhh =
1HisMxisn = fss.c wr p.
HoujG:s.s@,'S;t: :.
Hsohm Jefhrrnv
Uo4srd Tss II.
1Hi11mnhreTT ! ~ i
AV AN".
, 1865-01-29

Ektnner atonItF mastaf Slanley EiIpaalet
a1gwalt John 9taason " "A - Stevens r. -
Slaughter Geo CHthttun W. Starr Edward ::
eulgcf F & bro Stark John Staycna Richard
Simpson Thos Steiner John Stephenson q
suosd George Stanton John, ~ St1fk 3 ,sg..J s.
6pasdlng James Stephens John Syila Edwin Il 3
Silbe1a john stroy Joshua :, Sapl=soaDenais
6locnm john + Stanley Ioaoph 8trykor DAnftl J.
elnedluy Joseph Stewart John 81 Lawrence Jno
sP.ae Je,eph Ea1ghnsr 5smss s:oEes ossrss
Sioan Vim Observation-Disclosures Capt
Swan . Stevens James Strong Capt: q
sullivan saseis sGe1 sos sInison f't'f
sto1rks MasthewSiinchae'dJ r. stavens Aw
sstanten Matttn st13 s1mes sursss A1oqzos
Ssan y %Ht s'syers ucnaer s!anatotd oaa,
S;s;
sutor william As,ark oeofse R Co. Co : ''N1 :,
swan Ws capt Steveb.gedrgecsseyens NE =
SWIM William Steele ThuMas : - ~-'
%lSpy Ey 5snes W Tssn,sai opsEi6say asotre L
;:sy $s$;$s $s'ss - $ss:; 2s?''' Ss
THsten wm II Toaarons Peter Tay!ot ! Town
ss sis ss;S s;;;i'' s,
Thurun John II Tanner " Tbolfon Nichols
s:s; ;s! $:s$, n, F:ss;S: sHiS;' ss:
Tsnsft sSsss M% it1a, Tsisfn Tsls Tsls'sp;s Tssps =
y Fsi'y Isem.. ss;s.., , ,{s,jst SSs, y II iISssp.Sa
TsBsfs sBs ehna'l e",ss Gspssnl.N, GSn:s #
TTnp1,rpo Tl,1, + Tny,ar {hales . ffTI!ea,pson y n
:sS ::;S isss' a's1 |s; s|s; s;3:S s|'SS' ''
l'pp1ohn '"eob Underwood NC
s yns% f,;o , yssS" a.. + ysnas,er y .o'ns
''''v" 49, !" WI w
wsll.s @ spauld. we|.,' rhvna.a " ,sys!,h 4 1ten,y I,
. H.. :; %:ss %, 4p".'
vsss,:'ie, 5 Al. %:sss %:ss M s!as% %:!!aas fF!s'e
%ss; VII; S.yy %s s; %:Ss; %s;$sI;s ;sS H..
|;g!!:S K::2 E&;!:s iSn %;s;ss D.a
Ms:%s MMs!as'sfAlsi|s A!|S w.{!a|r,y i! Dan.
%s!I: Is g $.kn. $N. chas
svsslh sWvssslhosns tS " :" H HMsns9f "a n Mats Go :.
$|s!i. $' s ssAr $$;s;:sss2lssf," S&9.y!''S
sI.,, %!s; %.ss sIs Sss W;|ssss|| WW;|ss| j.s. kS
%;:: %::s:: $:ss %|:ss Is sssIss %:S$S $S:y
@:;naa M@:;;s !9s 9sa @'fssa @%'f:sa wes% wSss%t1
Ws;;eaw VII; wqliIav.W.i.s9a Jack %sSg s; ! CO,
T:s;s Es:; y; e; Taos $s:$:' s:$ s.
$!ss $f!ss x;s x%s$$
%aa Mhfssss a. Wed %ss 5nss sst5ta
%ssslsi % : san:%ississ % %sse VIZ - Sts''"
Wheeler 1oom,swhseioeEE I Al A. woicots : shor-
VIII * wills: s:si o''
%sis %sis %s,s:ss Wiz ,Esx9 asst wsrsat ~ x,s
White samuel. Wiehe eiman FIJI MM - "o
White GcSEge Miekham Geo DMolabcn Ell
q MMsGS2 Mssssznss MMss9sz asfF Fred
Williams chas M.lGes q u d Morlcy u
Williams Sa %ba1sn sn % heniy Moiie Maae Geo W
Williams Williams {ssa H1a Wiz Wiz 5ssa ssa JUS
%}|s: %}|s%: Fsha W1sSt III, NJ %si,afsE caasB
Williams 5onn e%F'sht 8 = Waite Frederick
ysaksE sa;. X4 ys.s. ts. SI. 5ezomo rYa1e John
Initials. -
,. .rp'on Eai9ns1 !.ankn "I.sefdent Prddu-
q cs R4%es
...."IntcEnational Insurance CO... agent Of
t!e star Union Line" -. "Howe's Sewing Ma
EEnkff- AfAmrnanf1tur f1fHrnr 1tnf1 1T,,f,I
, 1865-01-29
Duane Mtahaa, Quacksnbua}s
..< ~fs.u JA1ncs John
else Quay A 3 . Quiulan P W
aHootCC =.
Roc Charles 2
Roberts Pulaski


Rsstsq RsSno!as dsa fssGf raymond I'D sRoof
ksaas1 ksass SSaa nh. Reeffs,ew Reea aa,,, Phi,
Redmand John Re1noida r "a Posf % Dsn m: :
Raj Hont.u,ia mond H ~ Riutpn Roifs.tpsn =
RICE @ lohn % Reei 9 GhapIs. mpp: ! Ro.sa1i Fo ToI
\ Rfrn.r5. Iohn Psen 3 = :. 1Ss gH = ~ y.
Kathbnnei cain. Ri1ns An,1.WI T. y Robs1ts ps ssGa a.
Riniev Inhn Il Richs1ds rhss Ro1st Gsss s,s
! Rccde AurusfusRider1 1IsrJ Rohorts ! M
Reea dsisg yam.s R,an ea Dr Rnfer AC H.
| Reed JsxT. R1mson. a r. Roos Haae me
Rexar ! REEL A1sn Ro1o-s apI +
| RSrh 1srea - PrdS.io GaM Nv. Rnoss5s =
! TnV Ja,nns rP;a1G P1IGA ~ no2sa np iM Sasa
Hanson HarTey Retetts s ph3, Rono Roao.. saMe qae
Retd HnGh ltpps: Wilson aRosa John
A''n neoas Anieaafo 9 ber- hn4 John ;
'Mss sn,,h ea1ret .M@skssa. @ Eii. Runles Wy
Richardson aeoRedpath James Rogere MI
s nsa',. Sssssl'Ss Res.sl y
! MRae6s1R Ra Ru1er I e ) o Ryan Mich
Richardson D B Rogcss Chap B. ram
Aterton E = $3.50. Rollins IL
lHah!tt Thomas Ruth Abraham D e:We = y
Reed q 3 -. Boot Ahner ) .Rust Geo :
1no' RaS1 Ru5a Alsert S H9eS5,, :Ros@t ,s2 Z!
Richmond Fred - -
.,';. '-.'.! g.: -: = ~ :,
sanborn LIKE .shsw + 4 :"~spodF taei I
/ 11~
, 1865-01-29

Al, tlt Roos In tic above list Will r ep,u without
reservation, FUk UEE bULLAK EACH CTR TN .nles
ot all hc various Articles ar naced II Af1tl cnyc
q urivsfcd u our oittn. wllinut regard 10 ofo!ce.
On ting Cerihcatc run Hi STE whAt ARTICLE Ii
h5 and receive The Mtlctr ans othcr IN tle
!at y te s]1nf value IN 81 ttn"sh lions 3. mai. To
and uoinx shc hus,nc,. q eentt, each fivs Ccftii
ca Q. Hl i't t.nt fur a. e!eren ft Unity ior Is;
t3tt1 asc for IN; md one hundrcd lUf $i3
n9<uar ntrt entire tatisiactiou IN every Instance
y. ~ Sfnl f. tins 70 AKents. ACTRESS co.
, 1865-01-29
mi5CellanrOu2.~
GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION.
x5O.O00 z:>ElitIi' :..T,i

j. 80. :. !
waTcnEs, CHAINS, plaaohD 0! Rlaes, &C.,
: WORTH OVER .
1NT MILLION DoL1LAIfS1
All TO be sold for, One Dollar -each!!-
:. -.-- WITHOUT nEsARD TO VALUE.
Not to be paid for until you Know
What you are TO Receive.
SPLENDID LIST OF AaTIcLus.
:. Ali no DE sold For l1.ps EACH. ~.
, 1865-01-29

Lewis Mary omrs Il.
Lester Il N mrs
lsoherlh Thotllaa Z mrs
Linton Matilda l. tpi82
-TAhseutt.B u'wn .
1enlpa MARI. miss
Linden Aflnie miss
1.i*inRstot3 nf1
.I,jYufy Adelaide mlea -
I1ur A1,x, mas -, +,
'ltuek.ilh MafYmts -, -
: L i i : Il. : :. : ~ :,
, 1865-01-29

4. MASON. il. 8: r. o. Box eoss, chie.eo.
ne hare on hand good asfostmsnt ot Iuabe. 10,
building and tenrin&, lot Of N and TX II Oh FIoorn9
rome gooC Box Boarda. Al-o Slipg ct I.alh an3
Posts. sud .txty curds Of IL ios for klndIlng Wool
thf1-HStSlfn K
, 1865-01-29

hl' +: "a - = s""n"' aoaaIi ri ~, -. ,i!t
,~:s"r :" II 81. '4'I "''t ,.'dt,ir i 81 I'd ~
.7Au!tisa 9ttol uyp. ";
, 1865-01-29
SCANDINAVIAN LIST.

14r!netsy nolfton T. i17-Thuro. Thormed.
144-N Hycfote0n son Ifvid1nRRo
1%d-Hmanucl Eugolstcti i7o-Dofnera iAfsson .
, 1865-01-29

MtWullaUS j II
McLane Jos N
Mcdonnell Jas
.McC1oskey John
-McCarter John
B1cAfahon Jno
McCastil Jno ,
1McDermot Jno
Mcbride Wilfrca
aMcCatfrll Nal
colin
l-hIeCullock VIM
MtGufre L
'lMcCarhy nj.
C1HG1
'-McNamara :, MI
chael,
Mcpcrhott MI
chnel
Mcdonald Mr.
I-Mcllvanc J II
McCano Edward
Mclean Henry s.
Mct}orlAld&d
Mcdonald e NJ
':McG{bb1nThog
McCann j III
, 1865-01-29
Will. MAXI JilN
SEMl-ANNUAl SALE OF
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS
THROUGH
McSSrg. JOHN 3. MYERS & CO..
P15lLADELPllIA
WEDNESDAY,, February 1st, 1865,
At1O O,Cloc1x

1903 pc 1cknEcs Of the most desirable brands
ever OLE red Mt Auction,
1SCLuDlN1:
e. cskcr Ierk md Everett Cottonales
Jeans.
S casa Lancaster aud Ttvertcn plasds, -. :.
IN esfet aoa1oscogEtn, Lewiston and Bafes' Corset
= castk apron and Furniture Checks. = j.
70 c.tek Lancaster and Roanoke nghnms.
It's EAses ant ~ Will .ntvtte, Jatntstowu. Hone
>Blec1 Ettne, BED Bank. and other desirable
& cases p. le4 and II Pleec"ed and Blown Pep
rtres, laptttt and Union Ebeettnsr.
" bales 44phtapscO. HoHhId ar Met a. pottsu outh
FsTk and Lancaster Brown %heettp.A.
70 ostet taconia, PtppeIel': New Market, Lyman,
y.mce, Dwight and Washington hrq1n Shirt
8 % hs.S Brown Dsi1,s
IS bales lICk1nRB.
IS caset Glxddef Ptilts.
E0 haees Blue and Brown Dentmk.
100 bales stripes.
Mr. aaor detfrcs to cal Il rsrticuler etteattou Ell
the t:tda 70 this safe It will the nost de.
ernbe n4nkts OF Staple Cotton Goods. ADd viii b. the
lsIecst ofet1nE. With one exrentloa cver made IN
th country. 1he gooda are all Ia older and ofi.
packages. jas EtCl St IS
, 1865-01-29

~" ,"s, ~: - ias, .s4sar ,sset !, "':H
.'.s - "a H. - s,''@s:l,7 tt-ts1 i3ia. 10,
VII 81 ~ han,sn - a'',.sU Ue.3 kij l1frs.
.iaA .shs VIA ~: u bt1sJs4 sl..1:a s ,iss4,
, 1865-01-29

X P1o1oonApns.-1n Fiance>s new meI9oa p nho-.
for doing hvay with nitrate oi slTnt n sen5itiz
q sIests s sssa i +
essse ss5 s s. sBs pisd
SO tnanfa e. tais H as in the ordinary mefhod:,
e. az faPia aP,t II r. ftxh aoated on = decoction OF
Inc ;Rachv Rsmhs " Wood to which . little warm
tSataP q: added. ,The- -images u .th9e devei-
epsd. % nd wRen 4 has st,ainea I = rnflelspt s
s.a;cr, which carries of tho, excess Of Csm-f
ncaci,y ::next: It .is rinscd til blthrt Ha:m e0r
soid water and varnished. <- -. ';''' '1
, 1865-01-29

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17
RoeK IsLANDePOsT OFFICE.
Mail Arrangement.

Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives at
$3.50 A. NJ, and 4:45 P NJ. Closes at 100 A.
M, and 7:30 P. NJ.
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Mail, via Mo-
line, WATERFOWL, Hampton, Rapids City, Port
Byron and Cordoya arrives at $50 a. m, and
closes at 4.30 p. m.
Davenport Mail arrives at 7.50 A. M, and 500
P. NJ Closes 500 A. M, and 4. Is p. NJ
Oquapka Mail via Pleasant Ridge, Hazlitt, Ham
let, Perryton Aledo, Monroe, New Boston and
Keithsburg, to Oquawka, leaves Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, at P. N. sa.ar
Macom6 Mail, via. Presumption, Farlow's
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, North HeLder-
son and Monmouth to Macomb, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at 7 A. NJ. Arrives Tues
day and Friday at P. NJ.
Centre Point Mall via Rural, Prairieheld, Rich
landGrove, Centre Ridge, Oxford, North Prairie
AID Henderson, to Centre Point, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at A. N. Arrives Tuesday
and Friday at 6 Pm:
Cambridge Mail via; Coal Valley, Pennsyivania,
Orion and Andover, to Cambridge, leaves
Monday and Friday, at 7 a. Arrives Thurs
day and Saturday at 6P. Ii.
Office hours from A. M. to s. % p. n.
OnSunday open from to l0a m.
JB HAWLEY, P. M. -
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17
GROVESTEEN Il Co.,
Piano Forte Manufactures
100 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

THE attention of the public and the trade
i ia invited to our New Scale Octave ose-
wood Piano Fortes, which for volume and purity
of tone are unrivalled by any hitherto offered IN
this market They contain all the modern I'M
provements French Grand Action, Harp Pedal
Iron Frame, over:Strung Bass, &c, and each I'M
strument being made under the personal suPervi-
sion of Mr.. J. III. Grovesteen, who has had
practical experience of 80 years in their man
ufacture is fully warranted in every particular
The Sc Grovesteen Piano Forte received the
highest award of merit over all others at the Cell
ebrated Worlds fair, where were exhibited instru-
ments from the best makers of London. PARIS,
Germany, Philadelphia, Baltimore, 3oston and
New York; and also at the American Institute
for five successive years, the gold and silver med
ais from both of which can be seen at our ware
room.
BY the introduction OF improvements we make
still more perfect Piano Forte and by manufacture
ing largely with strictly cash system, are ehab-
ed to offer these instruments at price which VIII
preclude competition.
Prices-No.1, Seven Octave, round corners
Rosewood plain case, S275
No 2. Seven Octave, round corners, Rosewood
heavy Moulding $500.
No g. Seven Octave round corners, Rosewood
Louis XIV style 1926 Terms Net cash, IN cur
rent funds. Descriptive circulars sent free.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-17
MELODEANS.
THIRTY-FIvE THOUSAND NOW IN USE
Every Instrument w arranted for Five

| n presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN, we
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the reversed or Exhaustion Bellows, (whi ch is the
only bellows used IN our instruments, made il i'm
possible for them to produce the mellow, rich and
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Another objection to this method Of blowing
was, that both ieet being occupied, no opportuni-
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Within the past two Years, instruments construct
ed on this European plan Of 90 double blowers"
have been manufactured in this country, and to
counteract this difficulty (want of a swel) lever
has been projected from the centre of the instru
ment, to act upon the swell, and operated by the
knee. The inconvenience and contortion neces
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to gentleman, but To lady the of such
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Our Autmatic device oEvates this difficulty en-
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force giving the desired increase decrease in
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