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, 1865-02-19

4 Paris correspondent ofa London papers
introduces some curious statistics respecting
the French toy trade rs follows:
Perhaps toys mark us strongly the ideas
Of the day Us would any other specimen oi
industry. L'Estoile, IN his GRAPHIC diary Of
tions peashooters and cup and ball as having
been the constant amusement Of the Court
ldlcrs; und St. Simon tells US that when
po|ichineles first came from Italy during the
early part Of Louis XfV.'s reign they we're 50
to draw one out Of the depths Of capaclous
pockets and gravcly make It dance. It Is
well known that after the taking ofthe Bas-
tile baby houses assumed the form Of min
iaturc bastiles, and that even jewelry, dresses
and caps were worn Ia Bastle. these Inter
being adorned by square towers made Of black
lace. Maimc. dc Genlis, following tue fashiun
Of the day, wore u lockct made Of one Of the
stones Of that fortress, highly polished,
and bearing the word Liberty in
diamonds, surrounded BY wreath Of emerald
laurel leaves, to which was attached a cock,
adc Of tticolor stones. It ia we'll known that
grillotincs were also popular toy. The en-.
pire iuaugurated wooden soldiers. In l6l2
the devil became fayorite parsonage. In
1880 ms we'll as in 1913 1t is IN ascertalned
fact that mere drums were sold than Mt my
worth IN that year., whereas during 1868 their
sale only Amounted to q, eco frances. Oflate
years pneumatic pistols were in such demand
that the price OF zinc rose in consequence; +;
their reign was succeeded BY that Of parachu-
tes, the value OF tho paper muslin used In
their manufacture amounting in one year
to 400 O00f, OF e1G, 600. Red balloons eclipsed
their aerial predecessors, but moro terrestrial
tastes pe.vade the children Of the day, as last
year the copper used for their spinning tops
amounted to SOC, ,0ooc. Girls toys mark less
the political phase Of the timcs-dolls have
for ages been theL cherished amusement, from
the SOU n,anncquin sold at the stall, to the
corgeously- -attiTed court DANES, for one Of
which told you Giroux this week uublush-
ing asked 20f. There are yearly manufactured
in France GO, ,000f. worth Of dolls ercn foreign
poupees are sent to Paris to be dressed, and in
the German cities especially have scarcely
chance OF sale unless they have passed through
the hands Of the Paris shops. It is evident
TINT these fairy-likc messengers have contrl-
butcd to extend French commerce and trade
in no incousiderable degree, and therefore
ought not to be utterly despised even by the
older members Of the community.
, 1865-02-19
educational.
THE STATE
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
OF MICHIGAN.

The staic Ar1,snItura1 cc1lesc Ians1nc, Michigan.
years require complete the course or study,
which Is 8 full IN Matthew sites KnEls Literature
History, ph.loRorhSr &C., n In other Coiie7cs.
The courses ii Chemistry, Mcteoroiosy, Botany,
Enlms! Physiology, and other bt auctrs OF NATUKAL
SC1ESCk are unusually ex trslFe, great ate nion be-
Ing pail also to their practical applications.
The College has Surveying tld Leveung netru-
neris, Anscum Of Natural History. Philosophical
Instruments and an excellent CLERICAL 1Apo osAToaY
In which students arc taught 10 make auslyses.
Tie Fsrm has clay. ssu1. ioan Of diTctcnt k!nde.
bottom lsnct. muck beds. and nearly every varct7 ot
so! knoEn n The sss'c the stoek has been entirely
AyEthlse. Short Hcs1 ard Devon, and southc and
Aeftt q Sheep. nad other vauablt stock hayc been
added. In all matters pertaining to aFm and stock
management, clnexrnorn and out ofd d,1r Bruction
+ civen. snsh instruction VIII bc much more fail
In veeetshie GARDEN Unsurpassed IN the S'atc ior
tie variety OF It's rrcuctA ln tha orchafd the small
tr garden the ornst1cntal gardens aEd the nnfsa.
Ees students taught al the best neshods VI Hos
tNn tuIc An1 kindred subjects.
Students arc nad fo1 their iahor aud ther earntnKR
Their tI3tIst1.
Students are admitted to fc ct courses, and Tor any
tn.c. 1lerc Is also preparatory class ior those not
eGEclt ntY Hdvanced TO enter the Collegiate course
HoA1als It cost, last 3e&f At E1l9 per week. Tul.
ton Tree to students from the 6tate to others, q
agar. Rooms are furnished With stove aud bed.
eteat,
Tbe classes for The hrst ha1f Jear Of 1856. will be
rtImRneDu5 pfcani1ea the l1st Gay Of An.ch next.
For further particulars Or tor cata1oEue apply 10
7. c. ARIsoT, Prrsidcnt,
Ft%- M T stF% fffaf1k|
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PROVIDENCE S. C.-Supreme
l. Court. 8HfrKxDxR TERN, L. b. 1854.
Upon the EpTt1catioa o Nathan T. 11en for crde.
y rot1ee to the bl!.hel!ess oi the HopHaton Bunk
and claimants Elol the Receiver.
II it adtasgtt, otnered and Gscrssa taht the satd
ience Journs!, chicago TElo1n. and SeH YORK Til!
2nn. directing the holders Ct the h!h q ssid Hop
stnton BsnA. AID the claimants upon the Receiver
To ornE IL snd rte.e the Llh q saih Bank,
and thelr cRtIns uncn said Receiver ut the Hopktr
at Enrch 15, & their c;rima shall be forever bsec
fgtnst EalE Receiver esid Eotice % Ne published
for at !est tEo months alter tho fifteenth day OF Do
eenihgr+ 1854. -.
Entered ~ the decree Of Court A2d ds7 !. T. 1854,
tDec. - By order.
deI5.hsCIeeD Is JOHN A. GARDINER. Clerk.
, 1865-02-19
The Manufacture OF Perfumes.

Amongst the popular lecLuTes WHICH, nave
been lately delivered in the Conservatory Of
tbe Horticultural Society, Mr.. septimus
Piessc hos given one on Perfumes and the me-
1hods of obtaining the Odours." The lecture
pointed ont that, contrary to general belief,
nearly all the perfumes derived from flowers
are not made BY distlllation, but by the process
v1tiun o1infusion. The odours of flowers do not
rs a general rule, exist IN them as store or n
gland, but they are developed as an e2hala-
lion. While tho flower bfcathes, it yields
fragrance but kill the flower and the fra
grance crascs. It has not been ascertajncd
when the discovery was made Of c9ndenslng,
what ne know is, that if q living 1,wer be
placed near to butter, grease, animal fat, or
oil, these bodies absorb the odour given oiby
the blossom, and in turn themselves become
fragrant. II We spread fresh unsa1ted butter
upon the inside Of two dessertplates, and
then I'LL one ofthe plates with gathered fea-
grant blossoms Of clematis, covering them
over with the second CREASED plate, We shall
find that after twenty. four hours the grease
has become fragrant. The blossoms, though
separated from ne parent stem, do not die
for sometime but liye to cxhale odonr, which
from the int, the f.t must he scraped of the
plates and put into alcohol; tue odonr then
leaves the grease and enters into tho spirit,
which thus becomes scent" and the grease
agnin becomes colOrless. ...
The flower turner's Of the Var follow, pre-
cisely this method on very large scale,
making but . little practical variation, with
the following taoWers-rose, oranges, acacia,
yol1et, Jasmine, tuberose, and 1onqllil.
The commercial Importance OF this branch
Of perfumes may be indicated BY the quantity
OF lowers annually grown In the district Of
Cannes. Flower harvest: orange blossoms,
la75. DO ID. roses. $40 COO H. !; jasmins 100
O1O ID. .ylulcts. u, ,uu ID. ;acac.a, 450D0 H. !;
perauiura, $1,000 lb.; tuberose, p ,o0o ID. !;
}onqufl, 5000 ID. The quantity produced at
Nice has not been a.certained; with violets
md orange there are more, but with acar1a
less than here stuffed. ...
The market season for orauge-fo#ers. ut
Nice lasts for more than month, as an
average, and during that time there are sofa
about fifteen to eighteen tons Of flowers daily :!
and ton Of flowers wil yield more than q
kii1ogrs1nme of otto (eay forty ounccs), worth
$50 sterling and the residuasy Water, highly
saturated with odour, is worth another 1lo
i surface Of land, equa1ling an acre Of plant
ing, yields hundred aud eighty or two hun
dfed pounds weight Of flowers, valued as an
ave, age at two frnucs the pound, Violets
| may always be looked upon aa m extra crop:
| growing as they do under the orange and
1cnou Ircc. The Kind grown Is the double
! Parma. About twenty-five tons weight
Of violet blossoms are produced anan1ly OF
| Nice. -e.oz
has risen to the annual value of G3,o0o,o0J
| sterling.
, 1865-02-19

O'Donnell &cop2O James Olmstead Levi
O@Neil D ? D*Rrieu John Onions Wm
O'Eyrrou Den O'Farrcll JoscphO . Dricn Malachi
mis- Opouohue John0' Reilly Michael
O'Conrcll EdwdO' Council John O'Shannessy NJ
O'SoErIn Thea O'NaEra INT A'Htien Andrew
Owen e ] O'Callayhan " Olsook Peter
O'kti1e 1hoa Ok1cy Hm OtMulloy Wm
U'Aalty Thomas
, 1865-02-19

Ws.Bs9tg WEsa Wv Ws.P WWsRPs P3:ssa gon'
MalterJW Wells George Way1elly r
%ssa %sf1s 1qss asa W %sss %sa:Ssis j..
MaFnn Magne1H 4 e 9 waiI w@ass @5a q . Wesb 5
Ss,a:i WsSIs5 Meqty yS ws5is5 d. " %s;,s. bsais,
&alEer i i 3 Walker Giles nWait ssaf"SF william
Weaver James BWataon Ihos WWatrons cecii ]
Weaver jill Walt Vim Walter Asran S q
NJ, Wnrne John Wallace WmE Vent j. NC
Wclr John WalIacc WiliiamWard md as I''
Mct Wenocr Joseph Warner Seth Walsh II Thos
Msl @sf aeEael Es %eSb We6bets Ws'5eD, Wst5ee ~
Ward Warner " We1cn n
Wear Madison Walker En- Walsh Pntrlck
Wallace Thos AWilson Franz Williams Nathan
vS,,,.a,,, ~, ;:Js; M5Ssjs5 S s,,. Williams 3D.
VIE %6e11 AS1Sao@ pbae, Wtseu master Williams Wm; SoRa
Wtllard p 4 WILSON R 3 co williams Jacob
Wilson William Winter E Cdr Wood WIN G
~ MhiiloeE Edwd %olis go6n
y White Juo Wilson charlcsOWood q r
Whitney Jas Wheeler Wood s
WhitcoMb VIM Wheeler F WTightNT
Wilson John A. Wilson Cha5 Wright j N
&Iisen s :Ssass js%ss h%'lse4 cysas &!l:ss see
Wirth ) d CO Whitaker DR. Wright s. Leo
Wilcox NV Whitman c e nardi
Whit il Witt Peter II Wright s. Bro
Wilkins j r WiIber CD thers
White j 7 Wetbcril1 D W:ight Chas
Whittier Jas n 2Whitu1ore o 8 Wright & New
Willis Jemes Vinegar comb
Wilson George WisHhll Austin Woodward Al
Wilson George " fred "
Wheeler Geo White N T Worst Charles
Wickens Geo v Winter 4 Doug Wooiman Clark
Wheclman Tai : las Wray Simon r
man DR. Wilton&BrackenVoo oodhull Jos
W,Ehsman T II Whitman q D WoodWofthJ Il
u bite Samuel 7
Yale Smith Young James Young WmP
q
zollvcr Nc ZcanrucA AL Zimmerman J q
Initials.
Sec OF Chicago Lodge No 4es 1 O G t.. Com
mnudIng Officer IS III Inf Vols. Frank ...-
Hclra OF Justus Weld. ...Correspondlng Sec q
the Ship Carpenters and Caulkcrs' Union. .Chca
20 DEait Insurance Co.. Publishers of Congrcea
1ional Herald. Sec Of Edwards Lodge Nc 4ss
Q T....Eae1c Collar Co.. Com missioner VII
llame.. Enrolling Filth Ward: Drawer 6s29. :.
pa1ies COMPANY; :.-P Bog 1a5s.: C AID
, 1865-02-19

Nixon Thomas Newman james
Norton capt GeoNorcutt John
Nichols prot I Na1h Joseph
. " Noble W 4
Nichols j r Eob1ctt Wma
Nelson Thos A Norris L BE-
FAngent james Suman mr.
Newton j RI Eormoy1o a1ichl
..Ncirman Jas 8 Nichols Mp
Ncgus ] X Ntpps Motel
Norris JAS IL B Newton Edwd F
NewbergJohnny Newton Jos RE-
Eoyt j. co John Newman Auyus-
Eahans John j tus
, 1865-02-19

Tallant ] Il,
r.Tanants Id
Tappendeu mr.
Talcott Lester
Trowbrtdge s
Grant
Tol1caton g. co
Turner Newton
LTrucy Jamcs
Tolfand John
Thurston VIM r
'Tobey A D
Tower Webster
Toxnes Benz F
FlTum Dull IGFV
Thorp WmJ
Tray1or Patrick
I Townsend Dayid
Topper IL @
ToWuc IL II
Tickner l. P2
Todd Lyman J
Thaplol Michael
Tnyurr Charles
Turner Robert
TrnNl Ben
Torrance l. 3
, 1865-02-19

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CONFtHoL Of THE CGRnEScT,}
WAeEIEGTcS. January 18th. 1e31. J
MneIess p ta's,aetcry evidence rrtsrnM1ad M to The
Manufacruzers National Bank o. CHICAGO" IN tie
City Of thlcaEo in the Comfy Of Cook. and state Of
Illinois. hax been daily ttcanzed under and ACCORDING
to The requirements of the Act OF Congress entitled
An Act to provide Nations! furren,y r. secured bs
peg re OF Crited 9t1tts bonds, sid to provide for
The circulation hnd redemption thereof" apc!oyed
June 81 1si and las co1nssd With u! the pfovi:cns
1neneinE The businets Of nank1nx IN der said act;
the Currency, do he1eoy cesttf7 that Tes afa5utsc
1urer= kstional bars q Cllcasoin tie cIty q CHI
authorized 10 com ntncs thF business tf Blnklng
der the act Afure.5i1. r..
Office this ls1h dag OF JANUARY, 1856.
IUoyHRsA.ST SEALl HUGH McCULL0CH.
i623- ii +GQ,fs Cor rtrostel OF the Currency.
, 1865-02-19

fColt George
Connallypatrlcl
:COusier Charles
Conr1n Damis
CopdorThos j
Cnrfrr u .
, 1865-02-19

Morrison Hattie ERE
Mott AchER nllBg
Motifs Ella miss
Moore z mrs
Munsou Sar1h miss
Much II mrs
Mullt,y Ellen nias
Mycrs a Is L mrs
NJ yriel, jennie mrs,
N yrIck CllaA mrs
Mar phey A1lse miss
, 1865-02-19
11-., pav;d Ullman Jas ) Underhill "
f1nicrhiIl Saml Underwood

Van Haume Fe-Vandolstar John
f1x
yaux Thomas y1bert joseph g
Van Horn Vanoshelt Vim G
VIM NnQen IsaacVan0Lfuder Wm
Van Eyry yJD Vaughn Lewis
vaughn Jkmes Vlcr LeWie
, 1865-02-19

mi x f Erickson
@5-Frcd Thuldah1
sM-T Frltscn
257-Edwartl I Oelson
Hts:-Mieke1 Aickc1Enn
Krnac.'stot
aM-Stena Rcderaon
m-ChIistena Sem0n!
Detten
a01-Rachel johnson
3G-N Peterion
3@-CJ Erickson
CQi-Christean Weayen
aH-Allen Chrestenson
HC-Imna I Gilberts
AT-W S}ostran
3tS-Roclf Bergman
SM-Louis O Johnson
3iU- r Stevenson
3l1-Wm II Swanson
312-Ule o Dahl
5l3-DfJt julf Olsen
3i1-Gurf Erick>datte1
Fatt1c
315-P A T Borecim
S16-Benedistusknud
3t7-Reg Albert Er]cke
31S-MinnIe 4 Scyenso
31t13Ifss koLerfn
t-Doreth.l johnson
| Rtkknm
nf-Arart1n Anderson
ST. -BFtttA 1-QlSsen
, 1865-02-19

E- Office open from 1st Of April to 1st OF No
venlber, frum I a. m. till p. M; from November
1st to April 1st, from o. N. till p. m. aud On
Sundays, from q. III. to 10.15 p. m.
j. L SCH1PFS. II. VI.
, 1865-02-19
MERCHANTS n ATIONAL
NL BAkK OF CHICAGO. -....-..
TREAsURY Dcr.aETdENT,
0Hce Of Ear1ptsoiler ot tha sur,,nc7.

TREASURY Dcr.anTcdENT,
0t.ce Of Comptroller Of tha f'ur.,nc7.
EAsuIEaruS. Uet einber u. is6a.s
Ns:5eas b. sss'ssc.cEz evidence rr.-entea to the
C9dEfTtE3e1. II has been made to Ap2e%r thRt The
AeIeEn4s' Entic2a1 Ranh Of Chicago. IN the City
2 Chlrsgo. Ccuaty OF Coos cnn stste e. ninc!s hsl
been dIi- oEEhlzec untet anL RccGttiEE to tbs re-
g1.reent. oE The act o1 congress entitled An sct to
Provide Eatnns! CErIeccs. te:a1'+ tt pledge q
nnd KedeMrton ihsrect 472rovec June Sd, 1884, and
hss canp:ed With ~ oi The poE,.Gcs ot sai3 set r.
Eek. OF banking uHdel said act
Nov. therefore, l. HulN MEtiUL.-tis Gcn1 ~ olc5
p:the Curroc7, dt h'I=b5 c:1tit ttst the Merchants
E1uono' BANK Of Chile @s, u the CITY Of ChtcsRo.
County OF oot 9H stat3 81 Itnc. u a1tE ccl-ot "a
E2nmencR the hc.tne.s af banking under tie act
t4sOresAih.
Il tc5t,7rn7 ~tcreof z1tntss nj hana Ar1 ser! q
cEcc this ttsentT.fcuyth da7 o. December, lhs+-
(Gc-'t aeal1 HUGH MCEULLUEE,
JRS- 65EE Ccmptful;eI ol thf Currency.
, 1865-02-19
Yale Smith Young James Young WmP
Zollycr Mc Zcanruc I Zimmerman D
Initials.
SCANDzNAyISKtA LIST.
From the 5tL to tho 1lth OF February
1EEE.

.....-..
323-1mm1 Gllaert
G4-MarthA Olsen
325-Dretha Mau:scnsdat-
ter
33s66-Erick To5tensen
97-T0re T0rUodson
32S-kirstln Olsen !.
/ G-1orgen Closing
SW-Jle Duerguscu
S21-Dena kanzon
s;}:!.-=Bratinahl Bro
, 1865-02-19

McGormap Htttle
BMcGtllls Flora nias
McGcnte Ann mrs
McCfegor lane miss
McGlurc Mary mrs
Mcintyre Annie miss
Mcintosh Fannie mrs
Mcknight Mary MIRA
Mcf1ngh Celia mrs
McMtllen A B miss
McNamey John mrs
Mcmillan Mary mrs
lMcN0mcc Bridget 1nn
Mcpherson miss 4
MclnarnY Annie miss
Mcconnell Alice miss
Mcdonald Eliza miss
McDousal Duncan mir
, 1865-02-19

Conndcutial Physician, c4u re committed st his oce
1.9 so5tt ClasE-st-, corner Of Monroe, Chicago,
Half o.oGk 1om TIE Posso:rce. oa ~ !efonlc DIS
eAses and Dtst8.c* Of private shd delCEte nature
bo; kcxes Eh1ch be trests With 2nPsra:eled success:
rult tho Doctor With the st.ictest privacy. Office
hoE5k ,r2a 3 :, + Pm. sundsss y to Il s: n
AEttess Fostotacc Boz 1A. lnclose Two stamps and
ret bis G1!de to Health. teG.GU1-lS Is
, 1865-02-19
j.. s. WALLACE & CO..

S7URAGE, FOR 1r.4RDLA'G and C0INkSS70:X
MI y, r. RAPPLETH has this day bren admit ed as
Partner IN our ntm The co-partnesbhlp will be
ccntlrt ted under tie same name.
tSscncdJ J. i. WALLACE 4 CO.
Fh1a Feb, Eth. 1sf5 fctH EXli u
, 1865-02-19

Maynard A1nira 1nrs
Mcnucr Mary . mics
Mca1z Ann mrs
Mclcnd Ella
Mcttlct,.n Louisa misa
Merrill u q Inru
Merrill Du.itlla MIRA
Merrill Ellen mira
Miller Elizabeth miss
MilIlxah Lizzie mrs
hiiere D 1rVn
Miller Mary a mies
NcArthur Je1sie mtas
McAdams Elizabeth NIL
Mccarthy J mrs
Mcclure Hattie mrs =.
MGlcrcQ Eliza miss
Mccormick j 3 mrs
Mcclure Ellen 1n1s
McCutclcon Mary 1
1nlFa
McCurdy Mary miss
McClasby Maltic A mis-.
Mcclure Alice A miss
Donald Christy miss
McDertnott Mary mrs
McDonncld Anna misc
Mcdonald ALICE
Mcfarland Gardner mr.
McFarlsnd 6ue miss
observation-disclosures mis-,
, 1865-02-19

PROPOSALS FOR FRESH

- dE6F. ...-... .....
OFFICE CoxxIasAEr or srnstsrEHcs,l
eoaled Propots1s Will be received at t,.s oinco TIL
T. O'clock N en- iDSpAY. the 2h:h February, 1s13,
Tor ItkhfuE FRESH BEEF to the troops tho Ccl
lowing commencing the 1st day OF March, 1866,
dor three months. or sEca shorter period tito Com
rtsAa:y Gtncral mas direct Tiz: chicago, RacE
rosf dcpots and hospitals IL the vicinity ofthe above
Tie aa!d Beef to be nf Keo1 wholesome qua1tY With
cQua! pro to.sns Of hand aud lore quarters (cCks,
ehsnks and kidney tailoT e11'uded) TO be delivered
II EHeh Quantities and ax such times and pAces
Post Comni*ssI,es may d'recr.
An3 thin Lows e1cluded.}
All bias 1nukt be IN duplicate. accompanied bya
copy Of this advertisements. and E7atAntet OF tEo
Eponetslc pen ors. in the toowtaE 1or.a:
Ave. the undersRned. hereby crafauttc IN case the
foregoing bid Of - be accaoted. 1t shalt he duly
tqn.d according to !te 1ros paIeot and :aadi,ons;
bonds IN the slut Hf 10 GO
<EameB cf guarant:Fs) $685.
IL hereby certify that the aeore named - are
to nc As men of PROPERTY abe to cake good
Go be eicard by the Cn!.cd ssa,es District Judge
or Dt-:rict Attorney
"-@'r
All bidders must give thti7 name. and place OF bu.
elhtde.
bond With good apc sufficient eecur:ty will be re
Qrt1t3.
Pa, MEETS 10 be made in ench 1utcs msT be tuE-
ntsica bF tic United st *tcs.
Proposals nnst ne mad. 10 t2c undersigned, and In.
dCr ed E" PI0pO41l4 for Fresh Heri -
GEOIiaE r. CAMPBELL,
fc9sS"1:t Cant ain anc G. S.
, 1865-02-19

Nye Chas M
Ncw1anl Chas
Newton C a
Nichols CHARLIE
Nlckells Daniel
Nicholes DC
NorMnndonDan
Noyes El2
Noyes Ric1lardE
Noyes Ed + 2
Niebet Richd
Eash l. Kirk
WOOD
Nye Erank Geo
Nicoles Thos
, 1865-02-19

tknEnTH SAE0Hel
Rueg FranklinA
Rourke James
Roberts Geo
Robbins T "
Ringer Il d
Robinson uar"
vey c
Rogers Henry
Rucker T
Ryan Jsulcs
Rodgors ] "
Rod gers james
Russell Jacob W
Romer John
Roman John H2
Ryan John
Rogers John L
Rogers John B
Rockwell Joel G
Roberts John
Root VIM B
Rogers VIM =
Rockwell VIM 8
Rugar VIM Il
Rusaeu VIM Jr
Rogers WIN 3 .
Rockwell Vim S
Ryan Wm
RuthefQrd Wm
Ryan Pat D
Ru0d Thomas
Rogers Taringo
Rockwell Joel c
Rulison WilsonJ
Rae Charles
LRclton Brother
Raaf John Il
, 1865-02-19
QDparI1lEr8htpg.

n1sSOLUTIQN OF CO-PART-
- NERsuIp.-Ihe co-pArtuetahtp heretofore e1-
ist1nE unoc1 the n.1ue Of n. =. kArrLEYE 4 CO.
nAs osen otAso.Eed bT mutual conlPrt n . Ratprye
liquidation. md will pay The cents Of The The
hnS1ntt* viii ht ansifrted to the nr of J. $. Wallace
iEi[ueI1 n. b RAFPLEYE.
Chlca got Feb. 18th, 1855. J. T. MoNb1LL.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-07
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an infalhbie regulator. Call for Cherokee Pills.
The surest and safest in the market Sold by all
druggists. feb'ylldw1m.
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INFORMATION FREE To NERVOUS
AAs- -- SIJEFERERS.

4 GENTLEMAN cured of Nervous Debil-
ity, Incompetency, Premature Decay, and
Youthful Error, actuated by desire to benefit
othe rs, will be happy TO furnish all who need It,,
(tree of charge the recipe and directions for max
ing the simple remedy used in his,case. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers bad experience,
and possess sure and valuable remedy, can 90 SO
The Recipe and full information, of vital impor-
lance, viii be cheerfuly sent by return mait
Address, srTs 60 JOHN b. OGDEN
mss No. 60 Nassau Street, New York.
8 p S.-Nerv Sufferers o + both sexes Will I'm d
this Information in vasable. Els I dec5dw3m!
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ONE OF


HUNNEWELL,S GREAT TOLU ANO-
i'll DYNE.-This Justly celebrated preparation
Which hiss 20 traIy earned She same and fame Of q
True Anodyne by results which had bafied every
other attempt at relief in Neuragia
Rheumatism, Gout, Nervous Headache, Tooth
and Ear Ache, Cholera Mor0us, Pans in the
stomach or Bowels, Hysteria, Distress after eat
ing, Lose OF sleep. Gene raj Nervoas Debility,
Paroxysms in Asthma and Whooping Cough,
declared to be largely nervous, and
tor the pains in Monthly Menstruation, also de-
clared to be one of the most important points in
medicine. A lady writes from New York .'wete
it ten dollars a drop would not be without il in
my family, and no one should be without it,
" 60 For sale by all W mole sales and Retail
Dealers. JOHN L HUNNEwEL1, Pfop'r.
Practical Chem 1t, Boston Mass.
Feb'v Is, dw3m
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Z. EXTRAORDINARY RENOVATION

OF the entire system by three weeks use Of the
Ekfl & Scandinavian Remedies. -
Statement of Andrew Johnson:
About thirteen years since arrived in this
country from Chrstiana, Norway, and continued
in fair health until about twelve years since when
the drseases common to our western country be-
gan to attack me, such as fever and ague, gener-
al debility, weakness of the digestive organs,
&C; in TACT, was, as the common, phrase 10,
- sick all cver.n Nevertheless, my circum
ces compelled me to 60 to work in Lake Superior
Cooper Nine, Lake Superior. Here Il met .
GROWING disaster, having tall of many ieet and
striking upon my head, having the effect OF be-
numblng it were the muscles and Perves OF my
legs and arms SO that for "a long time could hard
ly move. Finally Igot that l could hcbble
about with a cane, but almost disPalred OF evei
getting WE'LL and here Is the astounding and &c
me pratilying fact that three weeks ago i com
menced the use oil the Scand avian. Remedies
and am now able to walk easily without cane
and feel well generally .a te ..r.e.
See Advertisement. A Johnson
feb27dwlm --.
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ROCK ISLAND HOUSE.

NIiE undersigned, having leased the Rock
leland House, would respectfully announce 10
the public that 1t will be his earnest endeayor TO
cUnoaot I'm M nner TO eiicitth approbation o I
all who may bestow their patronage on him. He
promises thss IL shall not tall below its former
character, ass hopes that the liberal patronage
heretefose eztssoGd 20 it may be continued
Ass' eSoxusn .AaSA JOSEPH KELLY.