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CHAPTER TX

"Put her hca Il bit more 10 the west.
Jack" s;tid poor Tom, and | did; and TAX
inr urn and turn with me, Miss Mary gave
me II watch below, OF, of cotHse. | could
not have held up :aGd one day-the second
:.E el' p0or Tom vent va, dreaming a
bout y, hat was the case, namely, that our
supply OF water was out, when felt my
arm shook and waking up in Il fright, /
found that Miss Mary had thrown The wind
ont Of The sail. and there she Wa.. looking
frightened and horrified-like ut Il vessel
standing right across oar course.
'io.what shall We do - she cried
"Frightened,n says, "man-o-war,n as.
| took Il good hook at the stranger.
,What. not theSiaf?' she exclaimed
clasping ler hands.
No says. taking the tiller. and run
ming down towards the stranger. but
Though sc were out Of water, | could moi
helo doing il with a heavy heart, for it
it &c ncd that a great change war coming,
Bur lhose two loving hearts were together,
and when ! saw them praying, | kept my
eve upon the iri ra'e. aud would not show
VIII Nas passing in my own mind.
IA a e.jHl IL Of hours VIZ 8ere alongside,
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The weather /, mild again. and withti
comes surplus OF mud, Il constant wear and
tear Of horse flesh, and the usual hurry and
hustle Of busy men to get ready for winter. We
heard lunberman make the pertinent remark
the other day, that running -nw-mills amt haul
ing lumber aiter the cold weather commenced.
AMI ice began to make, was like an old man.
past his three score and ten wears, endeavoring
to initiate the feats ofhs younger day. He
might approximate to that, but it exhausted
his breath, and used him up generally. We
should think the horses used to transport luni-
Der would get used up generally daring the
mud spell.
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THE PRESIDENT still At Nd3N.-N q
thought we SAW signs that President johnson
WAS Inclined to b. more moderate in his cou-
duet towards Congress and the loyal men of
the mon, since the November elections, and
that he would hereafter pursue a less ti-orou,
policy in the matter of removals from Office for
opinions sake If such was the gracious effect
of the fan elections on the Chici-MariStrate. the
Country and Congress should exercise all the
charity possible towards him. and there would
be Irttt,.r feeling nj the meeting of Congress
Than at It parting. in July. The President and
his policy Ind been tried before the people and
WIS badly beaten. Congress also appealed TO
the same high tribunal and got favorable YER
diet. The very same Congressman that had
been the ine>t con .pruous in Congress .S oppo-
nents 10 the Presidents policy. got Il favorable
verdict before the people ani are returned
again. There i, no room for c:tyil. or doubt III
Ills verdict of the people. tor the utmost pains
were talscn to ilake tn lines that marked the
tE' policies plan and distinct. The President
h.al fair trial. able advocates, warm adhcrrnt,
executive influence, and all the appliances
Nhich usually win in political contests, and
s.tl ne WAS oAtiN heihliiSlN etattH. difst'i'tt
we say There Is ne room for doubt or caNi at
tie result; and it i to he hoped and expected
thai he, claiming 10 believe in the people. would
acqjli"sce. ltwa> given cut in some quarters
that he bows To The will Of the people a. cN-
pressed. hut We find that last week, even, hr
WAS set in motion again ami miner
our removals mad', on the ground Of political
opinion. quite number Of these are in thi,
state. Nj. Carr the Inspector for the 9Th Dis
triet, was among the number Mr.. Carr ha,
been considered good officer, and BE is not
npi>y or an offensive politician. Oae j. ut loss
10 understand why this last batch WAS driven
up to The Presidential gulotine, il thcrr is to bc
peace between Congress and the
Pre-, ident.
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WINTER FARES. The following is the
winter tariff Of railroad fares between BAN
ror and Boston via Maine Central-com-
menceing December lSt. From Bangor
70 Ilermon Pom fjcentS: to Carmel 60 !:
Etna 50: Fast Newport Sl.01: Newport
sl.2j: Detroit Sl.i5; Pittsticll Sl.7o
Burnham $500; Clinton s225: Kendall"
Mills S2.j0; Wateryillc $3.50: North
Belgrade $3.50; Belgrade s3.l5; Read
field S},45; Winthrop $50: Monmouth
=. a.: Leeds Junction 81 -: Greene -. 40:
Lewiston and Auburn Sl.70: Danville June
ton S5.G0: New Gloucester Sj,25 North
Iornouth $50: Yarmouth Junction 81, - ::
Portland $500 Boston $500.
The following viii be the fares from
Bangor to stations on the Portland & Ken
nebec road: 70 Win~low s. p: NaS,al-
horo 81 s.; Augusta $3.50; IIallowcll
So 80: Gardiner $3.50; Richmond Si3A ::
Bowdoinham STA; Brunswick $40;
Bath s. 10. Times.
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CHATTER TX.


10 iiiatt"r before.
CHATTER TX.
caNTfiEEp an awning tlh> day. and
ON We still bounded before the uiud. far
the breeze held good. keeping as steady
As could be. The ladies slept by turns,
and WATCHED by turns poor Tom, who seem
ed. poor fellow, tobc erttipr worse end
worse. ANA We unable tp do NOR. tha II ;eu1
him loyinqlr. and vo J,L ton fnr hal
hecp III. = tr,tI,s ~ ,,,5. i,,t al -
:" nv ""' az
i.,4 "''" 5''e Iool 't''o" '"t al i"st ''se
1T "e"oeI, II NaS II" 0St c'h'a up
. ne !i'|lt' l KEEP UP 10 inc very laSt' ana
u!!ti' i ieit ,al>r,i gong to Sic'p every mia-
my hsnd d n'i5 LION .,o NH ..,yi o' -
ordered me In Ito d.,
didn't nanf to do sa Int knew I,npst
sleep sooner or Later. 50 ave her \ worn
or two of instruction. md she promised 10
rail- mc if thcrc was the least need: and
'hen, Nitll Il" s9n Just sinking. lay down
10 :" asleep in al instaut.-a deep sleep.
iof was worn ont: but only seemed TO
nave 1nst IAN d9"h when opened my
$40 - ,'.I st' t,';. ,i ,, 60,
i'ae nv q"et-tpoNt'!2; N"h iie' N.Et
boat ,fil alj frr, h,t mr.. ti Wind 'i' '''''e
| ipmre5i En. for Iva, SAVAGE and .ha,a-
ed ii myself. and asked her Why She had
not woke mc.
y WIS ONLY too olad IA have hoen of
.omc use. She said: and ihtn She rave M
the tillef; and after Miss Madeline had
hroH2hl or some OF tho provision they
And "a G WV i ~ " , ~ . ,9i ,vs
steering nearly due narlh. in the hone of
making land or crossing the path Of some
vessel; and then it fell calm. Poor Tom
had been tended with all the care we could
give TO him. bur in spite Of all NC did. he
gre" W"rSe and worse and at last, When.
ne recovered e's SesSe1 i o5' ne wa So s.,
WIN anu 'ee2ie tl,3t lie t9al1 seafeeiA
go d M N@'I I IL, ne , 'atNg ~ u ,P
i1Da' M, ,i" ',, ' ,.2, ,9 H., ~, y.
going.
I've hea,, va ,,oo,j -, ,.o,,,. 4,s s,fJ -.
vi. NJ. ,,,,,,,.,,,,
inr br i,is sd. am, oH.,.,,if'r ,,i,en fhe,e
,'l ,,,a,,rb ai,. ,a III ,,.',,
.I.ye h,, ~, - -, ia u,
I conII ja,,f 10 - In -. th
vest. Jark br ..,Ll"l .,,sI i.,S' n,,,1l.,.sa6
70 toi.a I.i,j ,fsfi ~ - - -
II ~ III T,,s nj - -.
hi i an H. - Nv H
cot !, tn dbl ma -,
',,atn 70 SUI i,,, I'M H. IL, ,i,.ht
nv than, h.th W. -.
~ lad ..,id y v'ill .o,l tho votor
,.,,n, i, nv, n,... III j., ia. ~, .,oi...
:" ii.o, ,.,,;lt s1,,.,n,,.,,,.r vs. "
l.i.rh ini.nd
~, II, ..-.. -. -. -.
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For Sale.

THE LOT together with the buildings and all IN
Improvements thereon being the residence ed
the late G., " Town, Esq', situated en- the ruua
leading 10 BuekspOrt aud net fir from the County
buildings, in Ellsworth. The building. in good
repair and there is about four arres of laas under
good improvements. with good ierces Fruit Tree.
&C, &c,, For particulars apply to.
j. u. HOPKINS,
Ellsworth NOV. lst 1850. III
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Royal ot this village. SON Of samuel Royal was
stationed. ~ a member Of 18th. Maine valun-
tccrs, near .tnlictam, Wa, taken >ira. kindly
nur>cd ny one Of those miui>trring angels, that
took zucil lively interest IN the welfare of our
soldiers, until death called for him. This Kind
lady wrote To the parents in Ellsworth all the
particulars ufthc soilicr> death: and Ia week
sent them by Express eHc carved from =
pieee Of wood tahen from General Lee, breast
works at Antictam, vithtlic following in>erip-
ton neatly cut: :. :. 7. to samuel Royal ::
Charles q. Royai. &c. b. 9th Maine ulunteer>.
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thst not oni, prove this. hut the greater
II tripping, winch has heretofore HceH 6ai5es
character. The ECLECTIC PILLS HrttE
Triu3gr tyu and seldom hut uur tuF Use ds-e
.le an - h4'ssl- ~llnuut the sGJtfo,t art.. IS
point ut tAc greatest importance, HsffieaEat= IL
Chronic Constipation,
For ANi h take Sinsle Phi very a;har t -H.-
lhcF never produce Dc iiify and Cure lndi...-l-
ION Dyspepsia, Head ! ne, biFcr aud K :
nay CcTnplal Is, lilies. Worms, Loss Ct o.
impurities 81 the hlJCd, Los of i pc nc
and ali u erang eIaents o. Bowel efztslHa >. .
ca Sold by all Whale..l. slssd E#laI petiefz IN
N Lii - = ~ = - !. :. 40 L.----l.-.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

In which, and under Inc proper business leadlne.
arranged, may lie found a Hsi =,
our most liable MrFchaaiz, Aiti-ans, and Manu-.
OF each.
Issued every saturday from Merchants Kvcha
iise, and Irons - Commercial street al -, year
:, ,.,,,-,,-... H. \. RICH EplIo5
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Special Notice.

hereby give notice. thai Nil the demands Of
those indebted 20 me, gilmore than one year stand
- if not adjusted before HE first Of ne xt Jauuas
", will he ltit with an Attorney. for immediate
EMERSON GGOtI' s,
SIT, he Crt NOV G. l@6j. t8f2
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TO MERCHANTS
III +,
P0 r IL AND PRlG CURRENT
NOW IL rs SIXTH VOLUME,
Devoted 30 tic Interests If
TRADE AND EG1llTpRCE.

Devoted to tic interests Of
TRADE AND COMMERCE.:
+ in,.! peu.at'e t. toe
CITY or con &FRN MERCHANT.
\ furnishing approximate eair-s in our Iatzs
Commercial enter, dni n..sti lu- salt ui oui
own gtr. lll- .rctl.ld i.tt great care and ia, u
aid devoted especially l.
Mercantile and Maritime Interests.
Eaeh number contains be- l,- fhc ,rlt1tatuls ana
prie,- current, Wrcsi Soi lN irw, =, summary
OF general commercial, and MARTIN alelil.se ,6
anu special reports from corls.> Aou cnrs ia Net-
elli cFi;te, showing NE STATE at the usENst5, aud
other matters ot Senclal interest 10 Ia tt MI.
eHfNT.
Prompt md reliable inflammation a. 20 changes in
hA{hcl values II aite OF great Importance - b3tn
hu}" an,i sellers aud II il behes ct tai there Is
no subscriber hut VIII in the OF the wear,
Sfe Ht4HB fitstT cast Of subscription by ufurifit-
tpli obtained from spiue single nimbrt.
NHgthst feature OF great practical value 10 the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-30

-General Butler had an apple thrown At
him Il, a public meeting at which he wa> 10
speak in New York city, and had thu address 10
eat the apple before the audience. whcrcat the
Nation newspaper thought he showed question
able taste. Il, the apple might hay been thrown
ny dirty hand, and taken from 4 dirty pocket.
Unwilling to rest under this imputaiion the
General addressed the following note tothr cdi-
tor:
Ia the Editor o. he N0'i7a:-
Igared that apple. DO you err eat apples r
eggs wiz put pairing:
fastiaou~lg yours,
BlNJ. +. ROLLER.
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Capt. Charles Murrh ofthe S.h. Andrew
Peters. hll his hip di,lncatc,lat Herring Gut
last week. while getting his vessel under
weigh. The Andrew Peers was lumber loall-
cd ma bound for New York, bat thr Capt. was
in such ii critical situation that She returned 10
Ellsworth. II wa, sometime before pily>i-
clan coull be obtained. and the most >aripu, re-
slll, We're anticipated, BIZ; we learn that he i
now doing We'll
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ATWEBT, & Co Advert in- Agents IA
Middle street Portland are adc authorized .tsent.
=" te CIV EMBELLISHMENTS aid subscriptions IA our
,"h'st lA.Se. -
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-Ne,<rS Il. +. TholnYs 4 20. have ,ot tbrir
ney ,tcalu-u,iU far nlu,iu.. making .o.bc>.
door, &c on the west side ofthc river in oi'er-
alton.
-rhe Winter school in district No 3 COM
menccs on Monday nest. Letnonc ofthc scl5i-
ar, forget this,
Tho small boys and girl have had fin"
times sliding do"h-ititi on the sidewalks sin
the snow.
There i con,i ,rablr lumber piled on
the wharVcs To -hip yet. Two weeks mJEc
will clear it oil.
--->te,.r. II n ian i. ga b.,,o ,oo,,,,r,...
trrd thi, sea>en over ono hundred thousand
sugar box shocks.
s,,,o ,,uof,,, ,,,,.,., .5,.....,.,.;..,..
,t,,,,.,.5,, ..r,.,,,,,.f,
Ut AUSTRIAN arm i ''i' u" QUE III I,
hit rf"hd p"s'oh =" IL : II GU Eu''' N'ti
Day 9Ae' hAhd' t9I i.i' sIa'i Pfiee 81 S'''''
New York >enator>hip. H. don't want any
,t. -. -, 9 II; ~ .- r
- ''' ''''''' - "'t'.S " ~
Nj Offering from thc l.,Si'i1are IL none Al aH
PHI. \y,,ar,iuc NM ,,f,c., fi,tt..i.i,,., a.
count OF the Maine baP'iN ih>.tIut' which
\ ''' i'o.''r ~ y ''e >e" t'tN ~
"a! ~ IT. '''' u 5,, " ''''''1'' i'='
= 'i'it pa i'i' 5''i '''' ''' 9'' van VI
NV =''i'''
= Aceurae! isaqualiiy wanted IN a' class
Is Of persons. The mechanic as VII u the
-t.,,,5,,. r,fio.r,. ,,,,;..-;t, -. ~ "a.
...,,.,=,'..,... u.s.,,.t,,,."t,. =, nv,
For horses that are hlde-bound, or have
>''tinS t'a-h e9"t>' use >h'l'i'ii '"N''iiH
e'it'ts!eh Powders.
hi. ,iff5e.. .l,nyhtcrcd !, nia,3.t ,r%, ~,
,,.l.5 IL, ,i.,. # MINI. ,i,. ,,.,.I
,,.,f..,,.d ron ill.,
-. - TIN
H., I',. :, -, ''-.,' ~ " - y
-. .,,,,.i.,.,, ~, ~, ~. H., ,,, =,
,,.,.l.r,,,, ~ ~. i,,,.,,,.,,, 81, S,,,.,p,.
,,xr.r wi ~
Of laundry service i, not questioned.
iii'.9"'' WHO" oi Yle iamenied
,'a.''> NJ i'h','l'' oiiefs Inc Bath Times eSt'b
'ts'''''' 1T ''f s,''
Congress meets "f hof9aH next
" = :, mere 10
o., -, WIS HI
49, me ''''' H'i'S N"eit Tue
- 'e'''' aiSi''''" 10 'iic "0"f-
%'"'
,;.',,.,. .c., ''',' '''', num-. - tH' 'd'er-
thu, -, -. =. i-'ei i'4''
..e,l !, :. "''=s S"t" pen
- ~ ~, MN 4" ''i' iii2FA't stands
any 'fl''F IMAM 'he Morton pea" made by A.
Norton - Maiden Ian, NeW York.
/ --Tltp new Collector OF Internal Revenue
La, appointed AZ prinkwater Esa. Of This
village. his Deputy for Hancock co. Mr.. Drink.
W. al Nv" '''''. II 'i'l' POSITION hia"eN
,''''''', i''''' VI n'."d' - johnson CON
''''''> 'i'3'''s f''''l' 'he circle, We hope he
ed hi> horse.
l. rN - ""tih MN"WiN4. '"hn+on> Ane-
n,..,,, ~. -, Kill, l., ~ - ~ -
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TIT ELrCrIc MtGAzTNF.-Thc December
number Of His admirably conducted Magazine
ends The fourth volume of the ntW series, and
is the closing number Of the twemy-errcnfh
year its publication. We need not inform
our reader, that the Eclectic i, made up Of srlec-
ton. fiona the bf,t Of the foreign Mon Niles ard
Quartorlie,: and therefore to one not able to
furnish himself with the British Reviews Sc.
the Eclectic Is just hat he wants. In meas
ure ii supplies he want of all these. Published
by W. II. BdWell, ) Beekman It. New York
Term, $500 per year.
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CONTAGIOUS INSTANTANEOUS

CONTAGIOUS pISEtsf3s.-watevm U4t he
adapted to tho nature OF the fish, or there Will BE-
no increase: thc soil RU-t be adapted to the seed
or there VIII be small returns; anil the human
body must contain impurities, or there viii tie no
sickness Them3n whose bow els ana blood have
been cle3nscd by a few
BRAN DRIFTS FILLS
may " ak through Injected districts without f"4r
Fire life Of The Gesh is in the blood 70 secure
hcstb Ne mpst Use BHANpRErH'> flII.s. be
cause wc cannot he -irt but FROM unhealthy aceu-
mutation. in the bowel Of the h,od, which Bran
lrrth% rill. remove: tits ucihoiis following IA
tnre auI is safe and has sEoop iii TG,f 81
tlNr. see Il Eraudrrih III White letters an The
Government stamp. Sol4 by al druggists. -
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THE HEAD OF a COMET,
rcor,iiug to Milton, i. rendered GngoA more ten
bc by is
Uorrid Hair ;

and there are thousands Of fiery human heads
which might be rendered charming by smplf
changing thc,rtinito .a mellow brown. OF perfect
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Cnic2Go, sept. lo'
Flour-AGtive and higher. Sales white winter
$l050al300; spring extras 9.40al 90 and spring
superfine at $7a7.5 -.
Wheat-Excited, and Case higher. Closes firm
at 81. 99a2.01 No l, and 81 .79al 80 No spring.
Winter wheat quiet, but steady, at 81. % for No
red.
Corn--In good demand $50 able for No /; 6Oc
for white; 544c for yellow; 52ao34c for N, do.
Oats-More active and hrmer. No 29a293c;
No at 25ta26c.
Barley-Quiet and firm. No at 5sc; No at
4la52c.
Provision market quiet. Mess pork $500.
Cattle-The market closed dull at the follows
ing range: Choice steers (nominal) S7.5Oao'OOi
far to good (nominaD S6a650; medium steers
55Oa6 25 fair to good cows and heifers IS 25s6.25
inferior to common S4a5.
Hogs-There was demand during the early
part of the week, and with an accumulation OF
some 5000 in the saie-pens, prices went down
rapidly foom Sc. Goa 10. 80 to S9a9.50, at which
range the greater portion of the receipts were
taken.
Sheep-There is nothing whatever doing in
sheep, and the market is hfeless. Z
Wool-The market for this staple was rather
quiet to-day, and sales were chiefly OF small lots
The number of buyers the market is fair, but
they are generally demanding concessions, which
holders refuse to grant. The stocks here are es-
tlmated at about SOC, 900 to 100000 lbs. We
quote: Tub, extra clean, 53a5oc; tub, common,
6Oa55c; fine fleece, good condition, light, .Sao2c;
fine fleece, bad condition, heavy, 45a50c, medium
fleece, good condition, 4Sa50c; medium fleece,
bad condition, 40c44c; coarse fleece, very light,
40a44c,
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How TO BE BEAUTIFUL AND HAPPy.--Men and
women are naturally proud they do like to look
well, and we think it right, but do cot have any
sympathy with that class whose disheveled locks
fly in every direction, when with the least care
their whole heads may be made surprisingly boat
tiful. Every white, gray and faded lock may be
restored to its original color beauty and lustre,
while the scalp is cleansed from its flying dand-
ruff, and every hair prevented from falling Off
Yes, and. vary likely, have a luxuriant growth of
hair cover their entire head, where now
there is none. But how can this be done By
using Tebbest's Physiological Hair Regeneration,
which never soils the finest tabric, lie richly per
TUNED, has no equal a hair dressing, is used
among the most fashionable exclusively, and pro-
Every bottle is warranted. Smith & Dryer, Gen
eral Agents, Chicago, III. Sold by Gleim Il
Hinckley, C. A. Benser, G. speidel, Schmidt Il
Grotjan, Rock Island, and druggists everywhere
June 6d6m #-f - e-
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use TIE BES

DR. CL0t X IS
EXCELSIOR HAIR REsTOEER.
is the best preparation presented TO the pub
lie Tor the Hair, and the only article possessing
all the IN rlts claimed for 1t.
1T MAKES HAIR GROW ON BALD
HEADS,
Arrests its falling of or turning gray, cures all
diseases of the scalp, and makes harsh, why hair
beautifully soft and luIurianty glossy but above
all is the marvellous rspidity with which
GRAY HAIR Is RESTORED
To it's original color. Use it few times, and 10 !!
your gray hairs have disappeared as if by magic.
IT'S NOT DYE,
But strikes at the roots of the hair, supplying
them with new life and coloring matter. 1t Is a
much better dressing than Oil or Pomatum, and
avoids their deeterlOus effects. 1t is elegantly
perfumed, is easily applied, and is all respects
agreeable TO the senses. IT, after fair trial, this
does not prove to be the best preparation before
the public for the hair, the money will be refund
ed. Put up IN large bottles and sold by all drug
gists 81 90 per bottle.
DR.. +. B. CLOCK, Proprietor.
Manchester, N. II.
Fuller, Finch 3 Fuller, Gen'l Northwestern
Agents, Chicago.
CHAs. A. BENSER, Druggist, agent for Rock
Island aug22d3m.
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COMMERCIAL.
ROCK ISLAND MAehRT.

sEFx E8G Aocx IsIAsp, Sept. II.
The current value OF the articles named below
10 su bjsct to changes but the following quotatons
are correct for the date Of this report
Flour-Johnston's Spring Double Extra, IN bbls
SO 80, At wholesale, and $40 40 At retail. Sacks
80, 80 At wholesale, and $l0,0 at retail. Loose
So, 20 At wholssale, and $3.50 at rssail.
Wksat-No. / 81 ,65. No 2 so Rejected / 20.
csra-35a4oc for TO lbs
o.ts-ISa20c for So lbs.
Rye-40a45c.
B.rley-No. /. 65c; No. ., soc.
ss.ns-5oa75c.
Onisns-50c per bus.
Potatoes-75aS0c.
kEgs-l5c dos. "a
Butter--Vsry choice lots, tor recalling, will
bring 20a22c
SoSghum--40a60c.
. Salt-S3, f5a3, % per bar.
Kerosene w hoisssIe, barrels included, s65c;
retail Soc
Eghwines-$2, %.
o0ullry-Live ca,e ke n., 81, 75a 400 per DOR
Dressed, SC per h., Turbeys, l0al5c per ID.
PorL.-For live hogs, SABLE;
Beehive weight, common 3,0oa4,50. For
prime shipping 6 00a6 so per hundred lbs.
hidos-Grsen coun,ry, SCI sfssn sslted, &c
dry saited, Ire dry that, 49, green calf, lse
cut, damaged q gruby price; sheep Psits, 90
Hsy--Prairis, 5as per tea; Timothy, $salO
woed-oak So 90 to 81 ,os cord.
Coal.--A, the Coal Valley yard, ON the Levee,
coal s sold at IA csnts, the cost Of delivering to
be added
From teams, in Marketsquars, At l5al7 cts
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-13

SWANS BoURBoN BrrrERs-J. Adams Allen
M D., L. L. D., Professor OF Principles and Prac-
tice of Medicine in Rush Medical College, and
editor OF the Chicago Medical Journal, writes a.
follows:
Or. SWANS Bourbon Bitters are a vast i'm prove
ment on the Heterogeneous mixture in vile halt
distilled whisky or worse rum, generally palmed
upon the bibuiouss or invalid public. The manu-
facturer exhibits praiseworthy confidence in the
character of The menstrual he employs by giving
publicity to the formula as.s u. ~
Most OF the Bitters the market are but adroit
combinations to disguise the physical properties
of the worst possible Alcoholic Tinctures of Fusil
Oil. noy2Idwly
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-13

IMPORTANT TO THE SrcK.-We invite the specia
attention OF our readers to DIR. Easteriy's adver-
tisements, which be seen in our advertising
columns this evening. DIR. Easterly's family med
Icines are dssarvsdlypopulxr, have rapid sale,
give general satisfaction, and are kept in all the
principal drug stores throughout the western and
southern states. 1t will be seen that Dr. Easterly
does not recommend one medicine to cure all dis
eases, but prepares remedy for each particular
disease, which can be relied upon to cure II
famliIss would supply themselves with variety
OF his medicines, many DOCTORS bill might be
saved, also much sickness and suffering. DR..
Easteriy's medicines have been twenty years e..
saelishsd in st. LOUIS, and wherever known are
regarded a. the bast in use. We say to the sick
and afflicted, II them. For sale by all druggists.
feb2dwiN
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-13

Ds. KNAPP, formerly, of New York, who has
visited Rock Island regularly the past seven years,
and effected many wonderful cures of old chronic
diseases, cancers, and diseases of the eye and ear
which have been pronounced incurable by the
medical profession generally. can bs consulted at