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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07
MiIwaukee Market-Aug. 8.

FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAT-Firm. Sales at 81 CA No. 1.
CoRS-Dull. Sales at 521le for No. l.
OATs-Drooping. Sales at Bic.
REcEIPTs-Flour 800 bbls; wheat 100 bush;
corn 4. 800 bush; oats 5, 500.
sHIPMEST-Flour 300 bbIs; wheat 5I,CO0 bush;
corn 28. n0O bush.
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BE ON the Alert! Danger is at Hand
This has been a sickly season. The medical fac
ulty prophesy evil in the future. They think pes
thence is on the wing for America. Suppose this
to be true, what is the best defense against iii
REDOUBLED NERVOUS IGOR. This is the
only protection against PANIC, as well as against
the PRINCIPLE OF INJECTION. Why do not
those who predict the epidemic propose On ade-
quate preventive? There IS one; a tOnic, nervine
and alternative, competent to shield the system
against the subtle elements of disease, whether
they float hither on the winds from distant lands,
or rise like vspor from our own soil, or are incor-
porated with the universal fluid. This n PRE-.
the compounds either of the Old World or the
New, is
HOSTETTER's STOMACH BTTTERs.
Remember that it isa specific for all the com
plants which lay the system open to visitations
of desdly epidemics. If you are d~yspectic. it re-
news the vigor of your digestive powers, gives you
appetite, and restores your cheerfuIness. If you
are nervous, it inyig5rates every fibre of your ner-
vous system, from the base of the brain, where it
begiHs, to the e~xtremities, where it terminates.
If you are bilious, it disciplines your unruly liver
and brings the &C tion of that organ into harmony
with the laws of health. 1t is, in short, an invig-
GRANT and Alternative SO powerful that Nature,wish
Hostetter's Bitters for her alley, may bid defiance
alike to nstiTe malaria and foreign infection. II
this enemy We hear of, this disease which is.des1
lating Europe, is really Bound hitberward, it be-
hooves the PRUDENT TO PUT ON THEIR ARMoR, to
clothe themselves with invulnerahility as far as
human means will permit, BY preparing the sys-
TEN for resistance with this pure vegetable anti
dote. suge
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Call at Bryant, strattOn Il Perrin's BUSH
ness College and see the finest specimens Of
~Penmanship. Specimens furnished free.
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REGISTER.


"a Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Bosts, will be called for By Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
at the Omnibus once, 100 Superior street. OPP
posite the Weddall House. mAyI6
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RENsvAL.-Dr. Ramsay has removed his
Office to his residence, 100 Prospect street.
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VIZ. Z. PRESFsN,


NI-- ~V1~l-Ef N-VI1T
licensed 4 Army 8 Navy CIatIz Agent,
OFFICE 10. 1 LYMAT's BLOCK.
Near Court dsCEe on Public square, Cleveland, o.
THE NEW BOUNTY Law has passed both
Houses Of Congress and IS NOW \ Law.
BE- The additional Bour ties collected promptly
ana On reasonable tsrus. application may be
made as above.
We collect P~eEsi5es, decreased Pensions, pcun-
~ Bsok Pay, FsEe ucney saa ali ctbs- War
Land Warrants bought and sold also College
Scrip.
R- Cur Special AEeus. ~rssiisas at Wasiis.toR
DC gives persona: attention 20 ALL claims Sled
by Us.
German Lsngusgs spsfsa. aug2:GI7
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

TIE REEwEENAW's ExcURsIOS.-The Kee-
weenaw returned from Buffalo yesterday
afternoon, having left there at ten o'clock on
Sunday evening. Owing to the extreme
roughness of the lake she did not reach Buff
falo till . o'clock on Sunday afternoon. A
special train was in waiting to convey the
tourists to the Falls, arriving there in time
to allow them between four and five hours
of sight seeing. The train returned at eight
o'clock P. NJ; and the Keeweenaw started
for Cleveland two hours after, reaching here
az stated.
We engaged a special artist to accompany
the excursionists and take sketches and
notes. When last seen he was talking in
co~herenlly about having thrown up more
to enjoy the excurs on than he ever would
again. From his sketches we make out the
following: Scene first, our artist represents
a fine propeller, sailing out to sea, crowded
with beauty and fashion, going to see what
they could see, waving handkerchiefs to
disappointed ones on shore who were Gust
a momenttoo late" HIS second scene shows
how the
"BIeaking waves dashed high
and a strange freak of his pencil has dis
torted the features of the excursionists,
Scene third represents the excursionists in
tently watching the waves. gazing over the
ratings and gangways, clinging lovingly
and fondly to the nearest posts for support
-"nobody laughing at nobody" Scene
fourth is an unfinished sketch" showing
how the hungry excursionists gathered
around the festive board. After delineatiug
two faces which we recognize of those of the
Captain and Clerk, he abruptly closes with
the remark that being acquainted with
many of the excursionists, he did not de-
sire to be considered "ofish," and had gone
to join il their amusement"
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GOLD PESs.-A fine assortment of oblique
and commercial pens and cases, at 40 su-
periOr street GylS) BURT & DARE.
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For DETRorT.-The Morning Star is the
regular Detroit boat this evening.
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II. weekly Bank Sfafement-Aug
Chicago market 6.

CRteaSo ss2ERet-AuS. q.
FLOUR-Quiet.
NHEAT-C usett'ed Opened at S1,4s9I50. and
closed ct SI,43gl,4G for No. 92c for No.
COES-Steady. Sales AZ 5eG56Ac FIR No. j;
54G551%c for NJ. 9.
OATs-Duil. sa,os az 26G26%c for No, Il
2362ic for no. 2. .
HIGawI,Es-Quiet ISLES at SIPS, bonded.
PBOvISI0Ns-Duil
FREIGHrs-Dol. &c for corn to Buffalo.
BECEiPTs-FlOur 500 bbls. wheat 300 hu-i
corn IL, 900 bu; 1909 eats
SHIFHESrS-Flour l,SnO bbis-; wheat 5000 bu.;
corn 2G3, 900 Su.; oats 5000 bu.
Rose e. PFentiSs' Provision MarEe
Report.
UAEs-Sugar cured canvsssed = d.. -.. "a
Sg0ULDEEs-Sugsr-cgrsd Canvassed 3 d. Is
Dried BEEF-Sugarclred Caayassed 3 a.. -
RAC0H-O- smoked Sides 3 10 ..-..-----.-- Is
AED-Pri LOsfkesrle-rnd'diu bbls or tree BOZ
a." Prime Lesfkettie-rnd'din kegs o D.. Il
PoRE-No. l mess - 81 co
" Extra clear & l.---..-.....-....... 81 90
Light 80 %
RTEo charge made for packages or carriage.
All s~rticlas srs warranted strictly prime. Orders
promptly filed
ROSE i PRENTISs.
Nos. 1s2. IA and l4G Ontario street.
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R~ENovAL.-Dr. Ramsay has removed his
Office to his residence, 1O2 Prospect street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

LADIES Swiss WATcHEs.-A few of very
fine quality, at 14O Superior street. jy1S
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DIR. Ramsey has removed his office to his
residence, 1O2 Prospect street.
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DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY, AUGUST Z, 1866.

~ For Evening Edition News
see inside.
Er For Morning Edition News
see outside.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

MEDIcArED ISHALATIoy.-Dr. Ramsay,
whose practice is exclusively confined to
Throat and Lung difficulties, has removed
to IO2 Prospect street.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

NEW FL1UR-C. ANDREWS. corn-r Of On
- tario and Prospect streets. has just received 100
Barrels of the celebrated st, Louis Flour, made from
the best selected white wheat. apg7:3iO
kTTENTION sOEpIERS -Conrress has
u passed the lggE giving sluo additional Bounty 20
soldiers or 10 the heirs % deceased soldiers Also
increasing Pensions TO s5, so and 50 peg month.
claims. Accurate copies OF the above laws for sale
Gems. WI BAILEY. Fremont, O.. sugs.8sS
EROM 20 TO so coon HORSES GAN
be seen daily feeding az LUSE & MCMIILAN'S
Stable, No. = Michigan street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Angles
DTLLIARDSl EHLIARDSU BIIII-
II AkbSill-I would call the attention Of huvous
20 my new improved PATENT COMBINATluN-
CUoHIOES AND TABLES, which cannot 30 sur
passed by any others IN the world for elasticity, cor
rectness OF angles, and durability, which / sell a.
reasonable prices. with a fine stock OF Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and everything connected with the trade
Orders by mail attended To at my factory, Ies Fulton
street, New YORK CITY, W. H. GElFFITH.
DROFITsBLE EMPLOYMENT FnR
L SUMMED n EALL-The address ofschoOl
tesehers, students, o~lergymen, disabled soldiers and
etherss wanted. HusiBess light and pleasant. Az
dress b :. GREEN, la Superior street, Cleveland. |
o, Room 4. up stairs. jyg:S6
Q60 n0n MONEY ApVANCED-
D9O,VUO in Suns TO suit-ss he I'd Stsnd
ana Eel-EncT1 LOAN OFFIrE,
% S~ScuristSs O. essTy Sind, viz God and Silver /
MSeeass Diemolas, silTsr Ware. Isvelry, Cans |
81 p.rsousi Pro0erty snd articles Of value, on the most
sats4nctorT terms business strictly PRIVATE -
Eabltshsc 1881. n. E.-a variety Of unred ss-1rs
Neshen.9oTea5 Guns. etc, for sale At bargains.
1ssvt9 , Piezrfto's Ciethtsg store.
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aA MISCELLANEOUS,

WANTEn-CGnvassers to sell and put ~ BAR
W toms Patent Gong HoEse Bell. Men are clear
ing from $50 to SOD per month. Send for circular.
O. =. ~HATTESos. Gen1 Agent. CrEran. o ans.sIs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

Feather Busters in all sizes, at Beckwith
4 Sterling.
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REsIGKED.-The Rev. John Monteith Pas
tor of the Euclid Avenue Church, an
nounced to his congregation, after the
morning service on Sunday, that hehad
accepted a call to the pastoral charge Of the
late Rev. Mr.. buttons Church, New Haven.
Mr.. Monteith has been pastor of the Euclid
Avenue Church for -four years and has en-
deared to himself all with whom he has
mingled. Mr.. Montieth gave as a reason
for the resignation of his pastoral duties
in this city, that there were hindrances in
the way of his accomplishing much good
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OPTICAL.

s. PERLEY, the reliable Opsician, still
. continues to give universal satisfaction in ii
practice Of bis profession, No. ISIS Superior stree
johnson House Building.
"a Il is to the advantage OF all, when sodeli
cate q sense as that of sight Is concerned, { deal
With one Of acknowledged skill, who makes no false
prstensions; also z full assortment Of Optical AID
E~Athametfcal Tnsirumes tuly1
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LINDSAY, OWENS & sEMPLE,


E0E sAER-OL-A E1s lose Petrolsuu B1rn.
II inE o. as 70 FscscrY q W.. GUILD, eaton.
- Nz- .sZS.2-
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CITY NEWS

Pure Silver ware in great variety at
SYLVESTER HoGAS's 237 Superior st
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MILLINERY coops.
CITY NOTICES,

NOTICE. 70 BUILDERs.LSeaIed ma:
posls will be received AZ the CITY Cls-tS,
SseS lnuto O'Clock ?. m. Mcnaay. August "a
4so6, for the construction OF
PAVILION n WOODLAND CEMETERY.
Fians and specifications can be seen AZ ssid r.
nee The undersigned invite the submissjo1 Of
Sroposals, Feserving the right to accert or reject
the same. 'geSt
JOHN HUNTINGTON.
Ohrm'nC Com. on Parks and Public Gronn5s
Cleveland, Aug. ;, Isse.-sues3R Hl
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EoR SALE.

NOR 1ALF-HORSE n PONY-A fire,
u weTl-trafnsl, dark Chestnut Horse, years old
and Il hands high. Also = fine dark haY Pony For
further information inquire at the efice Of G. c. t.
WEBER. N. D., corner Euclid avenue and Park.
Tor S~ALE-Tventy acres on the south side st.
II Clair road, and three-fourths mile from city
~iinits-H0us=. Vineyard. Ample and Peach Orchards.
The best twenty acres Of land on st. Clair road. In
quire at I59 Pittsburgh-st. sugI;5l0
EOR S4LE-Ten acres land three miles and a
beautisuliy located on high ground overlooking the
lake aud city; locati0n not surpassed IN vicinity OF
Cleveland; drst class soil for graqesand small fruits.
Inqairc At 129 Psarlor IL J2y-st. augI:&0
MACHINERY FOB SALE-For sale, three
VI new surface planners. one second hand, one small
Planer and MstCher, new,one Scroll saw, two snap
Lathes- IfG Seneca-et, ANDREW PAkhER-
aUg6sES
CTEAM PUNP.-For sale four Earlss Steam
- Pumps. The best Steam Pump ia use for boats
and railroad stations. can be seen in operation at
lac SeHeca-st-, ANDREW PARKER aug53s
DOR ~SALE-HOUSE AND OT-No IS Car
Il den-st. House contains seven rooms and sum
mer kitchen; lot 5xli5 feet. Inquire at . sure
rior-st.. SECOND loor. ang6.S5s
TOR SALE-Shinsia. Stave and Barrel Iaohin-
Il cry, comprising Shinsle Mills, Heading Mills.
Heading Founders and Planers, Heading ypiHt-rs,
Single and Slave Iointers, EqualiZiug ard Cut on
Saws, &c, &C. All new. o. cur own make and
warranted.
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yI1HFEB-kASE OHAkuE FOR A0BRTs-
e NtEt -Nz pz1eisWEnt. Complete Efstar aftha
val o~s-aiat7z Fc.ane. spieEaidly Wustratst. With
essF = - zsas q Generals AID Bstan sos9se.
Ecerast czE-al, s-ci3- ~aEDEiete, EuthsEtin ard roif--
&c hietoT- p1hasist. Il ponEaius reading Uatbr
c-Ual - three torEeNcigtaq1. Send fnr ~cfrculsrs srd
teeCCr tsr-1r. Address JUEE3 uFna. 70. ia
NlHf Frrr=r - rHrrfwF-aE 1900 -
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AMERICAN U

Arrivals at the Principal Hotels EOl
the last TWenty-FOur HOurs.
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FARE REDUCED 80 PER OENTI
Grand Pleasure Excursion to Eatk-
NAV and Lake superior.

THE NEW, LARGE~
u aud elegant swift saillngS- 1Rffy\
sean er A2s
-
S. ID. CALDWELh-.---.Capt j. III. Laws,
VIII leave Cleveland on WEDNESDAY, August
sth, at s O'clock P. NJ, on a grand roand oxcur-
sion trip 20 She S0OTa and NUEtH SHURES OF
LAKE SUPERIOR, touching sUPERIOS CITY
aed all other paints Of interest ; hlzo 5 opping at
mAOaISAW each way, TO acc immediate parties
wishing 20 20 to aRi fr ~ that place.
This trip presents TO tDurists an opportunity to
sail through ths great chain Of the most beautiful
lakes and rivers, d INSTANCE Of over TWO THOU
SAND NILES, a~aoIding o view OF TIE r~reatest
and graniest vsriet Of scrueIy-deep bay,
islancs, mountains, rOcks, biufs md peaks rising
loco feet above the lake with IS the ~rirplirE
streams, beautiful fish, and "a her The precious
stones, minerals and shells, and visit ths nuuer-
GUS copper, iron and silver lead minGs, and in
hal the cool and strangely inYieorsft,z AIR, en-
joy the most gsniai ehmate snd the health sirirg
breezes, from the pure sparkling waters flake
Superior.
A BAND ON BOaRD; frEt-eIass rcoms
ard beds and the best table suppl'ed on the route.
SO Pre- OF Tickets for the round trip By the
"S. d. Caidvoll' Is reduced TO $50 and IS Fate
room and meals included.
Fer freight or passage apply BY letter or tele-
graph to
GARRETSON q CO, Agents,
AugIsEfS Va I KH-ar afwnnF
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LOST.
WANTS.

WANTED-At 475 Euclid avenue.a Protestant
w girl who isa good cook and washer and ironer.
Good WAGES given aud good references required
auEs.S3S
DTSISESS MIN WANTED-0n salary or
% c3mmis,ion. References required. Apply 10 or
address n A. KENDALL, over % Public SQUARE,
Cleveland. ~. auRi.aS
"ANTED-A good Coachman. None but an
w experienced driver need Apply. J. G. HUS-
SEY. No. 81 Euclid avenue. auCl;32S
WRNTED-MES-Trusty men OF good business
w habits. who are out Of employment, will find
Il OLMSTED. Grafton. Ohio jyl2.55
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is the City Sections report for the month of
July, 1866:
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SYLVESTER BooAs's 287 Superior ST.
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Diamond Jewelry of Exquisite designs
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Written for the LEADER
SECOND INVASION OF PENNSFL
WANNA.


At Gettysburg our gallant boys
In battle met the rebel foe,
And drove the proud invader back
And this was but three years ago
Again he comes, u~nconquered yet,
Not armed as then, in rank aud file;
His weapons now are honeyed words
He smiles-'tis q deceitfI smile.
He loves Us not, his gloomy heart
Is ranking still with deadly hate;
Be on your guard, he means you ill,
Men of the loyal Keystone State.
Observation-Disclosures name
still marches with his friends, your foe;
Is with them still in heart and soul,
Just as he was three years ago.
And Stephens, Ior the Union sTonE
Ia speech-but alb so weak Of will
With Union, Union, on hii lips-
What is he but a rebel stille
The Woods are with them are they men
Who proved themselves the true, when tredt
Al no wherever traitors are,
There you may find them, side by side.
These men and those who follow them,
Love not our glorious Stripes and stars,
Nor martyred Lincoln-they prefer
JEFF. Davis and the Stars and Bars.
Viii Curtin, Meade, and Geary bold,
The men without reproaeh and fear,
In council and in LATHE tried
Will one, will all of them be there
All, no! amid their ranks will be
Men fall of hate as was the foe,
Who fell by your a~venging hand,
At Gettysburg, three years ago. b" W.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

OLD SETTLERS PASSING AwAY.-Died IN
Twinsburg, Summit Co., O., on the Sd inst,
Aaron Post, aged Il years.
On the 4th inst, Grin TOOker, aged 20
years.
Mr.. Tooker came in 1920, and Nh. Post
in 1921, from Middlesex County, Conn, and
took up wild lands in that township. They
were then both poor, and in a few years
found themselves further embarrassed by
worthless titles to their lands. But they
were strong, energetic men; cleared up and
improved their farms; paid for them the
second time, and soon possessed the COM
forts of life They lived within 30 rods of
each other for 45 years, and both died within
the short space of 30 hours, leaving many
relatives and friends to mourn their loss.
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No Charge for Services.
nGREASEl PaYNinNA IN LnnL

l. TlONAL BOUNTIES 70 Soldiers, ssiiers and
their widows, Children snd Pbrsnts.
- Z W. inst passed and approved.
Rs $50 to $50 additional EOUnty, and s. to
Sl7 per month increased Pension.
~ Ofieers in comniss sion Eareh Sd, 1865, and
discharged after april 9th, 1865, are entitled TO
three months extra pay proper All proper
Gains against the Government prosecuted
PROMPTLY aud thoroughly, aided by competent
ASSISTANT in Wsslirs on.
~ send in your discharges, ceTtifcetes Of Pen
sion, End other proper vouchers gnf proofs. I
will send circular, giving full information and
prepare the necessary p Iers 20 aeeure the Jain.
d. ". GAGE, Claim Agent.
Gugl No. Il Ca=e'e Block. Cleveland %.
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FULLER & F0RD,
DOLLING MILL

IS2 and 5 M~adisOn-SL-.
angi:3t6 CHICAGO, I'LL.
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MEE WANTED-To solicit and f1l orders and
W collect on subscriptions for first clsss Books add
Engraving. Remuneration either salary or COM
mission. Apply 10 or address G. L. VAN MORT
WICK, at the Sartai7 Gallery Of Art, over 25 Mon
umeut SIuare, Cleveland. a.. sugi.35S
A GENTs SANTED-To sell the largest aad
II beat work On agriculture ever published. 1t il
= " Farmers Library cOmpieta in one volume.
Cisvelanh. %. irne5.sls-W
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-07

NEW FL0UR-C. ANDREWS. corn-r Of on
~ tario and Prospect streets. has just received 100
Barrels Of the celebrated st, Louis Flour, made from
the best selected white wheat. apg73i0
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Cleveland Wholesale Karket.

MONDAY EvEsTSe, August 6, 1856.
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
eaml and Rail from this port to New York and
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IRON 20 TO so GOOD HOKNFS GAN
II be seen daily feeding az LUSE & MCMILLAN'S
Stable, No. u Michigan street. Cleveland, Ohio.
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n

Consolidated Gregory, 1870; New York I39mIO,
Downieville, 100; Kipp { Buell., l5j.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-31
Radical Threats.
From the Rolla Herald

c. A. Newcomb, radical candidate for congress
from this district, in his speech delivered at
Roia, Mo-, on the 10th inst, made this declara-
ton, "the conservative, rebel party may, and
very lively will out number or out vote the radi.
cal party at the November election but, if they
do, the radical party must buckle on their armor,
and fight, for this state must be ruled by loyal
men, meaning of course by radicals. That ls
the radical policy,-they must have the offices or
they threaten to plunge the country again into
bloody war. Well, ifnothing else viii snit them,
ana II they feel disposed to do so, just let them
inaugurate such mad misrule as that They
obey the laws, Ell? Yes, when they are made
to do So They believe in the freedom of speech
and of the press, when it is all on one side. So
they also believe in free and untrameIIed cleo.
ton, provided the votes are all on the radical
side. Like the highwayman, he meets Won and
demands your money or your life, the radical
office hunter, virtually demands your vote or
your life,-the Offices or they will fight.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-31

How BEAUTIFUL AND HAPPY.-Men and
women are naturally proud they do like to look
well and we think it right, but do Eot 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 beau
tirul. Every white, gray and faded lock may be
restored to it's original color, beauty and lustre,
while the scalp is cIeansed from its flying dand-
ruff, and every hair prevented from failing off
Yes, and, very likely, have a luxuriant growth OF
new hair their entire head, where now
there is none. But how this be done By
using Tebbett's Physiological Hair Regeneration,
which soils the finest fabric, is richly per
tuned, has equal a hair dressing, is used
among the most fashionable exclusively, and pro-
nounced the standard preparation of America
Every bottle is warranted. Smith & Dwyer, Gen
eral Agents, Chicago, Ill., Sold by Glenn &
Hinckley, C. A. Benser, G. speidel, Schmidt &
Grouan, Rock Island, and druggists everywhere
June l6d6m.