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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28

HE Wool TRADE.-Our wool trade has
grown immensely within the last five years.
In 1860, 80, 000 600 pounds of wool were
lnpol ted from foreign countries in 1864.
~ 900, 600, In 1860 the United States
produced 60. 600, 0C 0 pounds of wool in
1861 go 200 600. In 1860 We imported
about SIT, 100000 worth of manufactured
woolens in 1864. over $3l 900, 900. Val
ne otwoolen goods manufactured in the
United States in 1864 $121, 868. l so 50.
One third was the product of the single
State of Massachusetts.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28
CAUTnUN!!
CAUTanNI.l

Bear in mind that guarantee my DROPS TO CUKE
Suppression Of the Menses cause though
care should be taken if pregnancy be the
cause, as these DnOPS would be produce miscar
riage II taken wnllst in that situation and all
TONED against using them, as wish distinctly
unde suc ci, en-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28
TESTIMONIALS

na r. Ha TESTIMONIAL a4tE
my family would give up the cooking
stove this Clothes Wrngtr. 1t cannot be too high
~ recommended. "--Soi0n Robinson.
alter constant OF the Universal Clothes
WriEgeI for more than four years in my family, am
authorized by the powers that be- TO give il the
mo It unqualified praise, and to proI it in
dlspensIbe part of the machinery for housek eepug
-Rep Henry Wd1 d Beecher. - g,
6 This is the first WTinger have found that would
stand the service required OF it, p. Huggins,
LoUejoy's Hotel. 7t' '-
:" In the Laundry of my house there IS a perpetual
thanksgiving Mondays for the invention Of your
excellent wringer."-Rev. Theodore L. Cuy,er.
I'VE think thu Mach inc much more tha. pays f,r
itself every yeaI IN the saving OF garments We think
1t important the wrInger should be fitted with C0GS"
%. Judd. ..ft,...s ...-.. ..... ... .s
" heartily commend IL to economists OF lime NON
ey and conten ment. REP DR. BetLoaUS.
" l. saves labor, expedIIes work. makes the laun-
dress good naiured does not off buttOns-and is
indispensable in well regulated famiy."- St0rrs
Jr., ID. d. t, seHs.- - 81 7'-ai. 10 .
Every week has given It a stronger hold upon the
afectons OF the inmates of the laundry. Ev ry mems
Der Of The household is in admiration of itn-N Y
Observer. SUD- sts...s s.H -#-
fy On receipt OF price from any part of the coun~
try where we have canvassers, send the wfIag-
err free Of freight charges
good canvasser wanted in every township.
Send for illustrated Price Circular. 7.. EAHE
.sfr e.f..l R. q. B WNsNG,
6ml6 No 3T Broadway, N. Y.
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Ex-Gov. Corwin Struck with Pnr,lx.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. Is.
A brilliant assemblage of Ohioaus were
entertained this evening at the State Militia
ry Agency. In the upper room, where he
had been keeping the company in roar
with his brilliant sallies of Wit. Hon. Thos.
Corw'n, ex-Governor, ex-Secretary of the
Treasury, ex Senator and State Minister to
Mexico, i'll the midst of "a humorous anec-
dote, was struck with paralysis of the right
side, Senator Wade and Gen. Garfield, who
were beside him caught him az he was fall
lug, and carried him to bed. He is now
lying unable to speak, and apparently in a
critical condition. but is still entirely con-
sci"us. Chief Justice Chase, Gen. Schenck.
Senator Sherman aud other prominent Ohio
ans, are watching at the bedside
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70 MARRIED IADIES

hey are peculiarly adapted, they bring monthly
period with such perfect regularity.
could furnish quantity testimonials of its eff
eacy from my own PATIENTS the practice
bought and hctlous before pu bic Is
emit, do not deem il advisable.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28
TO THE LADIES OF AMERICA
RELIABLE, AND SURE TO DO GOOD!
RELIABLE, AND SURE 10 DO GOOD!

LYONS PE"IoDICAh DROPS will certainly produce
the regular return vi taken or two before
the expected period, and it is the profession
that prevention is better than cure - me. i
LYONS PERIODIC l. DROPS have been used by over
twenty thousand ladies' within past months
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28
HELMBOLDS. oa
FLUID ExTRA ACT
BUCHU.

The Constitution, once affected by Organic Weak
requires the aid of med cine to strengthen and
Invgorate the system, which Helmbods Extrac,
Buchu invariably does II treatment Is submitted
TO- Consumption or Insanity ensues. 10. taaH fl.
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And Beautifying the Complexion.
N F. NOT A FEW


Of the worst disorders that affect mankind arise from
the corruption that accumuiates in the blood or all
the discoveries that ave been made to purge it out
none caa equal in effect Helmbod's Compound Ex
tract OF Sarsaparla. 1t "eanses and reno, aes the
blood, nSts the vgor of health into the system and
purges ou the humors which make disease. 1t stl
latcs the h althv functions of the body and expels
the disorders that grow and ranke in the blood Sucn
remedy that could be relied on has long been sought
for and now, for the first time, the public have one
on which they can depend Our space here does not
admit of cerf Gates to sh, its effects, but the trial
OF single bottle will show the sick that il has virtues
SURPRISING anything they have ever taken.
Two tabiespoonsiul of the Extract Of SarsaparIla
added to plat of water are equal to the Lisbon Diet
Drink, and one bottle fully equal to gallon of the
made. A.-
eg- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
To USE in THE UNITED STATES 4RMY, and are
also in very general use in all the STATE HOSPI r.
AIS AND PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITU CIUHg
throughout the land as well as IL private practice,
and are considered as invaluable remedies. 70 =
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w - NTED
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTILE,

sE1HE Tax Roll o the City Of Kenosha for the wear
n 1865, rs now in ny hands for collection Paw.
msnt taxes may be made to me m, Office N
Bonds hUuing, corner OF Main and Park Streets
until the last Monday in February 1866. at which
tim AL unpaid will be returned to the County
of Kenosha.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
hereby give notice that on all taxes paid in full
on or before the day of tnusry will deduct the
five per cent ad"ed thereto for collection. Tax pay
efs are advised to cal early 10 obtain the benefit
OF this deduc ion. +. Fl. DENING,
City Treasurer.
Kenoshs, Dec 5th, 1865. 12w2z
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-04-15

The NJ Orleans Independent publishes
: .esier- pzr9erlirg 70 have beer wrIt,sn on
- 4 81 q J'hpssy Issr. b Major O S. West.
JUDI Arsaes'~ Of G~n-raI krby Smith.
20 Gsrrnur Murrsa ~ Texss- Lis claim.
80 'n'' m s''er ~ss srspirsd by Gessrsl
sni'h The i~rf-r ssys. 10 -.ss,sncs. that
- y i .vii-ai the rrbei .rmv and Covers.
~-h' ea-r u ~ AI-sssi2pi s-e RAPIDLY ret.
~ 2 trmoiish~d. md 'h.r the sam Dessr
Eh'eh y sssqui-hisg everything :, shs East
e.n conqu-r the West slss il A. time 10 -
rspsrinx far the insvissbs future. lii
spegs-'st 'hss IN vies Of .zissins facts. Il
~puld b vel tor me G.vsrso~ 10 either
esna CONVENTION or eonvens the L-risls.
vure. II cI,im- thst there ar 6fsv Two
,hcpssrd rebel troops west o. tho Missssip-
~. Nhieb lAe Ist-peDd-n ssys " : great
n sxsgsrstion; fhst these troops woo't pevbs-
Sis rsiu<e esiI fros Richmond suthorisiss
70 ercss sbs rver. and sozgsss that Instead
q e@bsrking in Usele.s struggle q tho
East. and thus abandon T-xss 10 hsr fsts,
y ~suis be better 70 20 40 Mrxieo. sad there
bv fsh''ng sueoessiuiiy % maintain repus.
nc against sn empire. to earn the right 10
return home. in the hlot OF trssson sffsc.
I'd rom 'ssr escu,eh-os. The lsvsr has
bssn The subject d much sonmen, is the
Tens pspsrs. snd Il R-suine. may hs 70.
gsrded asa feeies thrown out By KIRBY
Snih.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-04-15
Practical Rxperisnss Of n Abolition
Editor


A'e''-r from Nashville TO the o Oxdessburg
Advanee gives sn insight into the exseri.
: nee o. 40 AbcIi,i4n editor, turned Cot,oa
sPseSI.ter:
a te~ days sgs, Mr. Thomss, for many
yess The editor VI the Nes H.v-n Journal
4 Courier. end snh whom h..s been
@sy fines % sser 6.hipe d, Fair rs-~ss.
- - % see ne. He j. here % cotton
sfste, 4 =. ~ s~ld n -hs-es..iA.-r ~ -
tssssd csrhscesed pisnss'icn up the river
thirty miks end ' going 60 fsrmiagi, Tninx
for momsas Of oss oi shoss .splzsa" sbo-
|Iision snItcs running . pIsstatioa 10 Ten
se~e<s But he's IRON Consecticoi. There
srs about sn huadrsi healthy sad hardy
seneh-- nes is shis eisy. ~ho receive rs-
rr0ns from Ihr government. snd sleeping in
7nsrter- prpvits for rnsm by the Uaited
States 4uihGiriss P<,-ons VIA work con-
lfsrssed plantations hire these srsvsats Of
shs gossramea'. paying ITEM soous seven
dollars mouth. boarding them sns gusrsn-
resing medical attendance in csss Of sick
ness. Thomas hired thirty Of these people
lev tnys sso- who we're enjoying : s..ss
of .'trsedom,- and took them - nj. -farm. I"
f.as evening I me, him and e.ked him abou.
hs nigErrs His answer vas:
-Oa, d-n'sm thsy al ran awsy the sec.
ond eight. They xoL't work. They have
so' an ides that rrrsom msans esting gov.
errment rs'ions and lying on the sunny side
" The bsfn ~ day. ! wouIdsn's give con
dsmned army horse fcr State full of them.
The children may 10 time become vslusbls
lso me country. bot the present growth ID
toe nxy 70 work and TOO mean 20 die"
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-04-15

BEAUnruL THsreHr.- The ssiention Of
> Is.tIe Girl being called 10 rose bush. o.
shoss topmoet slem tho eldest ross VS.
tsd'ng. bst below and around which three
beautiful crimson buds wsre jus, osfoIdug
thsir ehsrms. che srtIessIy sxcIsimed 20 hss
sroshes --rSes. Willie, these lis,Is bsds hsvs
jsst swstsS 10 hiss their nost o before she
diss.~ LESS ra
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-04-15

A BAD PRAcricE Many persons vho
ass kerosene lAmp are ia ths habit, when ~
arg 70 bed o. when leaving room fors
short time. o. turning ,he aick Gown low N
order 70 save tribe Of the consumption ~
OIL. The consequ.ncs u that the air Of The
room soon becomes vitiAted with the un-
consumed oil vapors. by the was produced
BY combustion, and slss by the minute par.
,icIrs Of smoke snd SCOT which are ,hrowu
off, Air thos poisoned Is deadly 10 Its ei
iects, and The wonder IL thsn more persnn,
are not immediately and injured By breath
ing Il. Irsilsuon and infsmstion Of lhs
throat snd Iuogs, headache, dizziness sn'
nsusea are among It's effects Woodfct'
Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-04-15

r5- An entirely new style u locomotive
hss bees recen parentsd and introduced
~ England. IL 100 constructed % 10 run
ether ~sy ~I,hcat beng turned shout; (thus
Dispensing ~ith surntabies.) vsqpirrs mo
tender. md J. capsule of passing ~ short
est eurv~ sish0u difficulty o. ds.r~r. An
she : heels sre driving whssIs. eisn 10 nun
Der. arranged IN TO distiprr .s.s u fosr
with 100 cylinders 70 eseh Get.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-04-15

A PRErrr CoseErr.-Itwss pretty con-
eeit 81 ronsniic father whose nsme wss
Rass- and sho named bic daughter "Vild."
- tbss che ersw sp under the sppeIIation Of
|.wiId Rose Bot shs soasses of The thisg
70 sstiy spoiled vhsn ~ mooFisd . man
|sy she name Of .Bsu-"
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-04-15

PRoLIEIc.-Ths wife q Isidor Bser, !
Bsvsrisn Of JeffersonviIls, presented hin
with three fine girls !. one bir,h. /. B. i
snxious TO introduce the Bsvasian custom
Of msking pressnss to the hsppy iathsr on
such occasions, and ssys the effect would be
wholesome and sseouraeing. We trust ths,
the patriotic Bsvssian may be encouraged
though. 10 ,hsse var timer, Il would have
been betterif The grIs had been boys.--N.
A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-04-15

F., spe iasyrr C4uu.r
Invisible solilaany asRe'ated by Kor n
Eed A Parody
w ,sraDucrIrs.
We &C .pc~hrsdn h-sfe'h "IrviAb'r''
romuerniu. win hiu,sl, ard IN commit
telh~s,d rem prks 10 memory. saa.ih .oiIDw
irg NJ recruit
Wnh f.c. di.,ol'r-d aud psIs, sud irsms,
h-ur 70 sink,
"Inv.-iols" -, 10 q lighted room. with pen
paper sud lux.
A. been f,yinv 20 write rhyme BY :
R,hriurr- lucisd" rnlp,
Bui l.- a-v.. 4 10, and iIn douscus whine
hesing fhe song oi'he iovi.
yE s,Se
~ iad. grind. grind; shll- swim roll' the
wheels ~ tine
! =, isam ~ empty aud sd,lled head % gript
sfnsi- rhym-,
Gsiod grind grind. 20 wipe of the "Kops'
II .aa'' stains,
Nln i il ,hs, rhvmss ,re a-k'i ~ me VIII
!, W never peck ~ brsin-i
4 ird grind e'ri Dip ns psp ~ ink.
ana wih vncrm -ssre, rnh pinch ~ mouth
\ sars- c.,,n,, rnd only cvfre ~i'h : "
and @mnh-rsd sob.
The rubi. Irave X sti'iag vess"- ~ =
m- ~ AWFUL M.
1ind sdaH guui. ,i fN- ,mp burps wc~'
n.l larr.
fidrd r-ird griad ~ ., hrad bsr.ur Y
rv'v,
,s. ,is apa sh,Hawso q lemons dire o. M
~hr-fi~-s ~ali- ~ fls',
and -hasr ,n.r long ina. tiag, = stme ~h
i,ivr nrlnet honor nor ~il.
tsans grind grind. Oh heaven. lora singl
hlnl.
Bll blood irom rurpip you rannpt dra~
nor 70, rom AZ lndisn fiat.
Wt.ir from my headno ,deas come, thon1
racked with hundred pains,
Great God! thai msn should Try 20 rhym'
v vito hes never sperk ot brains. Ky
" song cease Invisible sear- ms hair"
ynIgys- Il uein .h.gn.i K,Fss II Ed.
IaELAsD. Isp March 1865.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-04-15

t1rH0srG ssh - Tod % beesning popu-
Ter On she contissnl II Desnssk u 10 pub
iicly solt; snd d Vienna. thess sve seven
spscisl sot<hesies vhsre " 1852, 1854
horses wers cut W and soId by ne Poune.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-04-15

1Hu - Merchsn,'sr n fgszsse ns snl article
lor oil. which conciudrs @ sollo~s-
The sources otshese vast supplies Of oil
,hss beer much discussed and he rssre still,
some pc,ats ,u their history .~hlcis r~msin
obscurss syetfsce Their remsse cSigin ~
leresi forest % sriqniiy. wi,ose -arsos ~ef-
vees. and whose trees were 2 asIs. VI
know shr1r greatness ~ the rss -i ihep
irnrk-. sr5s ihe s'lsmnattss Of their huge
lerve-. witch ~e find in cur cost ninrs.--
Su,m-rged md suhjs sied - e-rIsia sSs spxe
sgenries. the vsr. rsax forrest turned loxly
IN 10 eyaI Smh~ chsnge mvoivsss -ysrs-
'lIinn ~ csrpoa and hydroson, saaetImss -
er-. SDreah,es VI o. % bvih' conbibrd-
Gravity ws,uld tore. the fluid 10 seek tho
lowest ev-fs, cor III rind. sssuu.n evrrs
lcr ,ck and Assure ehir h srconrns sss ~ a.
linr iUual. 90, only 'eelow. tut often reulyIe
NON coal d~p~issl Unaer other ciFcum
asnce., the presspresot wssrr trsm beneath,
.for ,hp so'anIs nsinresof she gas which ac-
.lc.,mpsnies the oil, icrrss n,op irso ihe high
less aftsin stle kvsl, % bringing II often
INTO srsts sbovefhe coss ms.sUsss.a y 81
'iwhen vr how ,he- = wonderisl sus snsiilons
look place may never es defmiely knosn
. ior 10 The vast crucihie ssnessh our seri
y here fierce lhrs are slssys raging. esct
change y directed BY the hand o. an Al
.ln,ghiy chenis, wiih fauliIess ~isdvm. sas
in ways 3 ten Psst fncing out. ns
Il. msy be safely Pr,fie,ed ihsi the pc
Ilro,eum ~ill have On immense effect sPei
The ar,s and industries Of the world. Al
ready ID its infancy, i has been spplisd Y
|. VARIOUS purposes With great soccsss. 4
! furnishes : gas lar more brilliant thaa iha
produced from coal; machinery oils. of ses
!. leral kinds, are obtained from II. wax 20
!. making candies. and the bsses of man!
lbsiiiaat d. e. are taken IRON Il 10 the pro
I GEES Of disiilislon- Isis being daily expe
.lrimen,sd with more and more success. snl
thousand new uees ere prcPhssied for is
lSpecuaicrs and commission merchssis
choppers and codpsrr. railroad CON psnies sn'
'.lcsrlmsp, hnve had : nourishing time of Il
\ Iodsed, l, iiss been ssid that ths entire pop
.ulslion oi Penasy issniA i bi'ssfui. with n,
y ,lsxcsp sp,ian u one farmer. who Ioss bis iesihs
.Ssscps tsesses - cree sent swimsioI
!, IN OIL crack. snd came ops .sred and issfh
tered. s.4w ndt vr hnt@ ##ffNA
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-04-15

The negro voters Of Rhode Islam
ere orgsnixing ! movemert 10 defeat sll
candidates Tor ihe LegislsiDre of that STATE.
who oppose the seadiug " tter children %
the pssnc scAcsis ~i,h ~kise ebsIirsn. The
aeevoes ere right. n they srs sIiswed -
vces sh<y ooehs iob b tssssed . equais. No
tisiinriion bstveen eisIxens % TIE. ruIs o.
Dem ,ersry - Evsnsvii's Di.fstsh.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-04-15

" 4
Wise W1ADs WELL. Per rhe New
YuA Tines, a. we have before obsersed. i
generally understood 70 represent lie vI%as
spd Po,'cs ot Mr se~ard. lie Secretary 81
Sla's And Mr s;~ard i believed 70 hsvr
ihf entire. confidence of the Pse-id-n, il
feaiipa 20 she PscIficaiion of the country.
10 his yiew Of The case We have peculiar
satisfaction 10 reading IN The Times lhs fol-
loving expression Of sentiment. ~hich
u prevsieq, wiihfhe Administration. viii
ye, prys lns ssis,ioh'of tins country:
Cannon and bayonrt- never Yet won the
!ovc y nuy beopIr; no mat,er ~heher the
cause 10 which they we're used w-s rishs ur
~rsng Whether The ptopsc of the SON
viii ever sesIn feel hrons affeciicn- for
,hs oid h,g-whelhsr tiieir hesris will ~ r.
again sssond with loving pride t. ne mo-
SIC u The Union. depends entirety On me
manner 10 which. " membsrssns cisrz-ns
loi II, ,hey may here Afttr BE- ire st-d. " Z
lshafl yrry roon. without donts. re-espblish
our .:.uihority over sli Of me people Of the
Svuihsrn states wecsn. aud she'll. com D.;
hem 20 OBEY our laws. Br W csanol
compel them to'lJve us Wscsn win sheu
confidence and regard Tor the Nssioas: G "
lyfninenr; and we can sIson exercise The
authori'y We shan roUn enj ". % ss 10 N x.
the "a hste us 10 the latest cenevasion Ten
imes vorse :hsn they have listed us hitb.
erto. II remains 70 be eeen whether we
can be ~lse y we'll ss strong ~ sheibe,
We can take counsel cf our jdrtmess IN
stead ~ our psssions. - whether 90 ssr
sppesss ne ssesen'imen,s Of defeated 70
Nv conquering and rverruling our ON 2
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-04-15
PuBLrsHED EyERy SATURDAY. AT JASPER
DUBOIS coUsTY, INDIANA, by
Gle ME- Mt D NE.
OFFICE CoRSER OF MACDONALD AND
WEsr SraEsTs.

TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE /:
single Subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 81
Fer s's months, .nF- lut-lr "
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-04-15

uproo,ed the pleasant garden of out sros.
Perity. fMf
Sherm,n Is master n he State; me Con
isdrracy i rvldeal, .hc,n of its -'rrnrsh
and he vents pf the p-st fe~ ~etks srs
clearing OR horizsn. G "a send hos sson
he hsrringer n national unity aud peren-
RIA peSce nsy be eoardrd o'ss our Isod.
n'|'4 * cHaELEs w. JAcsBe
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-04-15

\ Com IL LArsKr CyrsrI There 10 no
mistake SCOUT she fses sf there being gold
insLsposs< eosniy. On Monday Iass se
wsse shown spee'-es Of sesIs gold sBS
swo or shres pieces of gold 70 goId-brsnne
qssrs. which . ssid % BE- the psse snirIs
I, wss fsund bv NJ. w. RsihmeI On .
farm recently posehss<s " him. of Dsnisi
Miller -Lspsri Union.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1865-04-15
RATes or ApvRRrrsrse.

Frrsqu,rs af 0in-s u less. week %l o
Each subsequent insertion, - cls
tpngsr aivafiisr inrnfa. ~ ~ntnc rhfe.-.
traction over even sqnare ar ~qnaref,
counted ns sqnar~ Ths - arr lhe terms
'rnnsisnf ndyer erii~smenl: rrr-Ynahlr
.lrdur'ion ~iil BE- % ade TO regular advertise
rsntf.
Notices ~ appointment ~ edainis,raip'~
rnl l-gsl nni'rNs o. ike character " w
paid 10 advance.
assvJnrs1c CANDIDATES:
For Township u'Iir@ss. rsch 81 nr
Fsr County \. 4. = 39
Tar pi.tri,., Circuit. W. Sta,e 4o
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BUSINESS cards not over Eve lines $40, 90 per an
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For each change additional charge of 25
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Marriage notices will be charged one dollar in
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editorial notices charged for at the rate of 10
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Obituary notices, except simple announcements OF
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Advertisements from abroad must be paid for
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Advertisements inserted in the Weekly argus
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-17
MELODEANS.
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND Now IN USE
Every Instrument warranted for FIveYe.r.

N presenting the AUTOMATIC ORGAN, we
boldly announce the greatest triumph in mus-
cal instruments OF the age. During the past half
century, the French and Germans have manufac-
tured reed instruments with double belfows.5 and
Two pedals Tor the feet to operate but the want Of
the reversed or Exhaustion Bellows, (wh ch is the
only bellows used In our instruments,) made it i'm
possible tor them to produce the mellow, rich and
musical tone Tor which instruments are cele-
brated. % a- .aH .--F7
Another objection to thi. method of blowing
was, that both feet being occupied, oppertuni-
ty was offered for the management of the swell.
Within the past two years, instruments construct
ed ON this European plan Of 80 double blowes,n
have been manufactured in this country, and to
counteract this difficulty (want Of a swelD lever
has been projected from the centre of the iustru
ment, TO act upon the SWELL and operated by the
knee The inconvenience and contortion neces
sary TO effect this object, dsagreeable enough
10 gentleman, but 10 a lady the use of such an
aPpendagei 10 nearly impossible. -'
Our Autmatic device obviates this difficulty en-
tlrely, the simple act of blowing with more or less
force giving the desired increase or decrease in
the volume OF tone. For seventeen wears the
been questioned, and for two years past the enor-
nous demand has made il impossible for M to
meet our orders promptly With our increased
facilities, we feel warranted in assuring our pat
rons that their orders wall be promptly met, and
solicit continuance OF their patronage. q
- A Liberal Discount to Clergymen, Church
&c and Schools. IA -.
GEO- A PRINCE b CO., Buffalo, NY
GEO A. PRINCE Il CO., No SO Washing
ton street, Chicago, III. :
An illustrated Catalogue, with full Dissertations
oil styles, Will be sent free to any address.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-17
ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE.
Mail A Arrangement.

Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives at
$3.50 A. NJ. and 4;45 P. NJ. Closes at 100 A.
NJ, and 1880 P. M. s....-s.. t-aa-
Sterling and Rock island Railroad Mail, via Mo-
line, WATERFOWL, Hampton, Rapids City, Port
Byron and Cordova arrives at S.30 a. m, and
closes at 4.30 p. M.
Dapeaport Mail arrives at $50 A. M, and 500
P. NJ. Closes 500 A. ~, and Ais P. NJ.
0quagka Mail via Pleasant Ridge, Hazlitt, Ham
let. Per-yton, Aledo, Monroe, New Boston and
Kelthsburg, to Oquawka, leaves Monday, Wed-
nesday and Friday, ats a. N. Arrives Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, at P. II.
Macomb Mail, via. Presumption, Farlow's
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, North HeLder-
son and Monmouth to Macomb, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at A. N. Arrives Tues
day and Friday at P. M.
Centre Point Nail, via Rural, Prairie6eld, Rich
land Grove, Centre Ridge, Oxford, North Prairie
a.d Henderson, to Centre Point, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at A.. NJ. arrives Tuesday
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Monday and Friday, AT Arrives Thurs
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