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8 A Prompt and Certain Remedy for
spermatorrh or Seminal Weakness

Or Involuntary Nightly or Da ly Loss, however
caused. or however severe; while they viii spec
div correct those Morbid Conditions arising from
the original disease. from secret vice.
The Specific Pill is equally suited TO the trea
ment of every species of Genital or Urinary lrr
liability, slime orr 'Brick Dust" deposits
the Urine, Milky discharges and Weaknessc
of the Kidneys.
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az have cured very severe cases with from sn
to ten boxes of your Specific Pill."-b KEITH
NJ. ID. :,
Price 81 per box. Six boxes for s., by mail
Address
WINCHESTER d CO., g.
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Linn BEk,

{. They also have, connected with the'same mill,
good saw mill, where they viii keep for sale
ali kinds of pine and hard wood lumber.
Particular attention given to saving wagon
lumber, supply of which will be kept for sale.
go SO 80 .'3,liEJ GEO. r. WELLS & GO. g
Ham tcp Auu l. 1855. 8G s.aIlUfa
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Grist and saw Mill.

HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully Inform
=. !, + the people of the upper end of Rock lsland
county. and the public generally, that they have
afrst class Flour and Lumber Mill in Hampton
village. where they will purchase all kinds OF
grain, paving the highest market prices, in cash.
=. They will also do a general custom grinding
business, warranting their mill to make hrst class
-four and do all work in the best manner. a. e.
Flour for sale by the sack and at wholesale.
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Auction Room.

he is licensed city auctioneer, and IF YOU
lse anything to sell ne will do it in the bes,
1mner.
,,paiace Row, Illinois Street, Rock Island.
Y JOB ROSS. +
sebl5dwtf.
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1866. season Arrangement.
- "a cke ts

HHE NORTHERN LINE PACKET co.
for the season OF 1866, will run between St.
Louis and st. Paul tho following splendid side
wheel steamers: it4 '
Minnesota, (new, Burlington.
Hawkeye state, sucker state
Davenport, Muscatine.
Canada. 'i~H- Pembina,
Savanna, New Boat.
Leaving the Northern Line Wharf-boat, at the
foot OF Washington Avenue, ST. Louis, daily, at
4 O'Clock p. NJ.
- The Company will also run a number OF Freight
Steamers the exclusive accommodation of
Shippers, and they have also built large number
of barges for the purpose OF carrying grain in
bulk.
The Company's steamers have been thoroughly
re paired and rented superior manner, and
manned with careful aud experienced officers and
crews, accustomed 10 and Identified with the
trade, and NO eIertons will be spared to add To
the comfort OF passengers and the careful hand
ling Of freight. al.l
The Company return thanks to the public Tor
the liberal patronage received for the last eight
years. and hope, by their increased and superior
fscilities to transact business, to deserve and
ceive a continuance o, their favOTs.
THOS. B. RHODES, Prest.
r T. II. GRIFFITH, Sec'y.
JAS. WARD, SuPi
J.. l.. M. MASON, Gen'l Freight Agent.
R. Nj. PRErTrMAs, Agent. Davenport.
J. III. LANGLEY d CO., Agents,
Rock island.
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This is one of the grandest discoveries in med
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for Itch Salt Rheum, Hives, Prlckly Heat, and all
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in all their forms Sore Lips, Sore Eyes, Sore
Nipples, Old Sores, CATARRH, liberated throat,
DIptheria "A it's first stages Female Weaknesses
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fammation or Virulent Exudations and Humors
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SKIN Communications confidential, and advice
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Henry. Darts Sons.
. Usio

C,H. SWAIN, Proprietor,
q 81 South Water ST., Chicago. sI x3aH
nov2ldw1y.
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GEO. A. MOPLEY & CO.

TgAvE Returned % THEIR OLD oPE.cE
u 4 '3outl tia t.: VIZ wJe!e toy r.a !, u.
maze ve:y LIBERAL. - CES ", .,HiPMEN -. ~
PkODUtE u TO .thets i:Iooa In Lrver,ea Eayr, -.
Continent o. Grrope, and In lew Yori.
Dsoen,D.I .
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Cypress Companies.

THE GREAT SMOKY HILL ROUTE,
l. THE SHORTEST AND BEST ROAD TO DES'Eh
AND THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
TIE OVERLAND DISPATCH COMPANY HAVING
thoroughly ated their line BY tbs Smoky Hill Route az
now ready to take Pssssngrrs and Express
Their stage will connec. with tbs Hannibal and 81 zoe
Railroad Of Atchison also with the Union Pacific at
thns afofdiug the peesanest route and the gesss
ton.
For full particular. and rates appyte
WIN MARTIN, General Agent.
No. 0S broadway. Sew-forf.
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foo

TOR CAMDEN DIRECT via RARlTAN
l. AND DELAWARE BAY RAILR0AD-Fare 81 IL
euron tickets good for days So OD and after JANUARY
g. 1865 from Pier No North River at 2:25 p. EXPIRES.
n- through Camden In bonrs Passengers for Baesa
Tuck Hammon,on Egs srbJr Guy Sc, will take bi'
ain At o. ~ Accommodation line, arriving IN Camden a
II D. M Freight Camden, Vneand Nc. viii BE- aken at
Low Rates delivered before Y O'Clock icon, viii reach
Camden tho night w. s. SNEDEN. Superintendent
j. N. BILLINGS, Agent Pier No.3
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Traius leave
IL Jsn,essip. NewYork. a. follow;
500 .. m. Cfeenpor Mail, stopping ct all SIsiiona
II 90 q H. fer sy"sset.
3:oop M Y.phsnk EIpiss and to GrseuPOr Saturdays
t:nOp m. syosset Express.
SEQ ?. IN. Tor Fsruingdale ,
Trains for Roslyn and Glen Heed leave 500 and
400 D. M changing At hinrols
Sunday Excursion Trains leave Hunters Point at $3.50 M
Il. WHITE, Superintendent
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Sales bp Auftion.

GOVERNMENT SALE. - Extensive Sale
NJ Of Day GOODS. BEDDIS9 ke IN Original Psek.sss
VIII be sold at Auction, al the Medical Puyeyofs Ware
house. No II Market St, Nashville, on TUESDAY, Feb.
Ie, 1855. -n,,,,,
1000 Hsir Mattresses joipted.
l5OOo Hair Pillows.
1900 Bed Ticks -
270oi Count-rpsne., Linen and Marsellsa
10000 Mosquito bsrsL
5l,0O0 Pillow Cases.
$500 Pillow Ticks.
5000 Sheets, Linen and Cotton.
CLOTHING
q 900 Sbrta
5000 Drawers.
Is 90 Dire sing Gowns
1900 Soeka
TO- 600 Slippers
1000 Night Caps
1900 Towels. fai size, hnckabscks
1890 Roller Towels, crash.
i,0vo kspkiua
1908 yards Red Flannel
40 yards Outta Prrehs Cloth.
lOOO Guita P-rrha Blanketa
900 India Rubber Cushions and PilowA
loo Canvas nanmocks.
100 Canvas Blanket Cases
1890 n Oakum and Tow.
Cotton Bsts, Cotton Wsdding, Tape, kc.
II small portion Of tbs foregoing articles are secnud
hand and will be sold separately The greater part
and in original packages Catalogue be bad on sppes
tion- ROBERT fLEIChEH
Surgeon and Drev-t Col u =. Vols,
Medical Purvryor U. 9. A.
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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL
ROAD-On and after Monday JAM 1866 trains for Al.
barry and Troy correcting wi Northern and Western trains
will cave New-i ork a. follows:
1890 m via Hudson River Railroad Thirtiethst. and
Tenth-sve. connecting with trains Tor North and West
IL via Hudson River Railroad connecting with North
EN- and Western trains.
II a. M via Harlem Railroad Twenysi1h st. and Fourth
ave. connecting with trains Tor North and West
3S5 No. via hudson River Railroad connecting at Troy
with train for Montreal with slice piny attached
<5 N. via Harlem Railroad connecting Albany With
rosds for points North, with seepnrcsrs attached .
So m via Hudson River Railroad; se-pngcsrs from New.
York 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without chsnge Also
10 Montreal via sara,ogs. This train Sundays.
10 D. w. via Hudson River Rslrosi with seepngcars At
tached citing Albany and Troy with morning trains
fer North and West.
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A GENTS WAITED for HORACE 3 .s GREE EsS

A GENTS WANTED for HORACE GKEE.
~ LEYS HISTORY OF THE WAR - TIE
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ALREADY SOLD
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1853
COMMENCING AUyf MBkR ~, l8CA

fsssenger Station In Eew.Yor, Tweuty'evenths
and Fourthsva Ln,Tsncs on TWENTY sevsusr-st-
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.Yohk;
For New Haven. 1.oo S0olEx,l llJjA m IL ID, (ExD
2e, (ExJ a+S, 40 and 400 Grip m
fof Bddsepor 100. 400, tHI-D ll.O = N. Ri3, tEI-
800, (Ex.l AS, 40 and 500 (Ex) p. IN.
For Milford and 5tfaford TOO IL 20 m. JE, At p N
For fssrhsla 5ovthpors aud Wes,por. 100 iL0a IN iaS
For Eorw,i 100 AGO. (EI.,) $50 i!.1a m I2ls (EL,l
aei. (EI.l SIS, 40. $50, s.o9 EEL o. m.
For Dsnen, 100, aJD. II. 20 q AS 40 SD p m
For Greenwich, 100 $50. % 343 40 SO - Pm
Foe stanford go, 20 tEL 80 LILO N i@i' lEx''
800, (El J3S, o. $50. 6p. 400 tEr..l o. :, n,
For Port Chester snd nternediats stations. IVH s' Inv
4 10. AS 40, so, $50. 1.ia p m.
CONNECTING TRAINS. a. A..
For Boston. Via Springfield. 500 ~ tEx'1 1oo trx''""
For Boston, via Shore Line, his, (EI.) aoop n
Zoe Hartford spd Springfield, 600 n. tEL) hie ac''
70. conr~etsu. River RsIlro.L 600 tEL) ialsP
n Montreai 3e0 0. N. Northampton. - g,
For Hartford Prsvidsacs and Fishki Railroad AGO. iEr
For New ven New. London and stouingsOa Railroads.;
Fer csasi R.iIrosd i1is o. %. to Northampton
Fos Housstoric Railroad. ia m
For kaugatnek Railroad, sou m, 100 p m
Ta Dsnbuy aud Norxak Railroad. 100, 80 q m, NJ
cennssiOus Sleeping Cars attached % 40 p m train.
JAMES Il. HOfT, Sgps
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At Same Place,
On "WEDNESDAY. Feb. IA,
Will Do sold stock Of
NEW BLANK BOOKS STATIONERY, .WRAfPiNt
PAPER and 900 STANDARD MEDICAL BOOh5,
Consisting In part Of
40 copies Gray's Anatomy
50 copies DunglisoB's Medical Dichonsry . 49,,
$50 copies Practice Medicine, WOODS, bennets, wal
sons &c.
50 copies Datou's Physiology
50 copies Virchows Pathology.
100 copies snrgery-C}ross, Er.ehsen, Ferguson, &c,
AO0 copies U. s. Disprnsatory.
60 copies Becks Jurisprudence. -
30 copies Parnsh's Pharmacy. 'fa
~ copies Therapeutics Wood and Stine.
300 o0pirs Minor surgery
BIS copies Surgical Anatomy.
10 copies Cbenisiry. Fownes.
20 copies WebsteTs Dictionary, &c.
$50 Blank Books quires Cap. half bound.
loo Blank Books ANAL quarto.
325 Blank Books. fine. whole bound.
500 Reams Writing paper cap, letter ana noh'
10 Resms Wrapping Paper. assorted.
loo lukstaBds various patterns.
1oOO00 Envelopes assorted.
31c0 Blank Books miscellaneous
3OJ Portfolios.
Pencils, Pens Ink, &c, &c. N,
goma of the Medical Books second hand, ana VIII
Be sod sepsraely The Books and Instruments can DC
speeted the day before the sale Catalogues may Dc bad on
spnlleaticn. ROBERT fLETCHEH
Surgeon and Breve, Colonel u. S. VIOLA,
Medical PnrveyoT u. !. A.
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oSARrERxAsrER.G ESERAL's OIsLci

QJARTERMAsTKRO RNkRALe OfrtCk'
WARRINGTON, ID. g., December ~, lS6S
GOVERNMENT SALES.-SALES OF RE-
NJ SERVED HORSES-The Quartermsster. General O. the
Army directs that all Government Horses now ct Giles
koro d. c. be sold 10 the highest bidders. u. -
SALES VIII therefore, take place ct oIEsBoHo' D.
C., beginning on .. ,,o,,,,rn ., ,oe.
und continuing each TUESDAY aud IhUksDAf tnere'
ane- until al are disposed Of .
ess Horses have been carefully selected and superior
% any heretofore offered for sale.
AnInAs will be sold sngly.
Gales 70 commence at 10 O'Clock 4
Teams-Cssh In United ststes currency.
JAMES 4. fKIN,
Brevet Brig Gen In charge First Division, u NJ g. o.
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cAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
" passenger and Freight Depot IN ewiork, foot oil
b-ryt connects at Hampton Junction with the Delaware.
afkawannz Western Railroad, AID at aston With the
high Valley Railroad and Its connections. forming srect
ue Pittsburgh and the Wesi without change Oh caf also
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST
Two Express Trs daily from the Wet except Sundays.
when evening train.
One train daily (eIcrpt saurdsy) for the oil REGION
sixty miles sud hours AVID BY this line TO Chicago
Cincinnati St. Loui.. kc with but onr csnge Of cars.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Nov. 20, IS5S-Leav- Nswfork az follows:
Ate for Easton. Msuch Chunk. wiamsPort, Wilkes
BARE. hshsDoy City, etc. ,,,
MAIL 1KAIS-At g.. ID for Pennington. E"ton, Water
Gap scranton. Wikrsbarre Grrst Tend Binghamton ETC.
Ga n.-Western Express Tor Esston, Scranton, Crest
Bend Allentown Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the
West with but o. change OF to Cincinnati Cheap
and bat two changes 10 81. Louis. . -
!. n. 1RnS-For Esston, Allentown, Msuch Chunk,
wlkesbsrre WDismsport. Rrsdng Pott'vie, Harrisburg
Ipm.-For Esstou. Scranton Great Bend, Bethlehem,
Allentown Mauch Chunk.
5p n-For Som-rville aud Flemington.
6p.m-EIpre.s train Tor the Oil Region and Erie, daily
except Saturday.
6;jO p. m.-Ror somsrvle
~ m.-For Somersllr. - - =,
epm.-WEsTERN EXPRESS TRAIN-For Ea'tOu, Al.
lentown Reading Harrisburs Pittsburgh aud hr West
serpDg Cars through from jersey City to Ptsbnrshe cry
ELIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY
Lrsye Newyork from foot Libertys Of 10 g. M 4;D P M
Tckes for the West be obtained o. the ONCE OF the
Central Railroad Company foot Of Librrtys y. L., at No.
Asor Home at Nos ri $40 aud 94 Broadway and at the
ancipa hotels. JOSIAH o. SrEARNS Superintendent
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LAST NIGHT OF THE PRESENT BILL
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the elegant Comedy of
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The Performance viii conclude with Douglas Jenods com
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Chsrsctes by Me,-rs Clarke Mortinrr, Pearson, HF
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company. =. =, ~,
Leader Of ths Orchestra. H. Tsnston
On MONDAY, Jan. 49,
viii be presented another COMEDY 10 which Miss kushson
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founded upon tue drama OF -
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Doors open 81 II; Performance 10 commence Of ~
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furniture.

A LII KINDS Of FURNITURE, MATTRESS.
"A Is. BEDDING, LOOKING GLASSES, ke ehsAp ssa
q. SNEDES L CAMPBELL'5. No. 26] Bowery, between
Stanton and Hous,on--ts. Cal and mouey uoods w"
ranted and delivered free. furnfure Ia soits
DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE Q.
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Chamber Suites, plain and orn.menal st H. y Ill
TONS ses Csns,st opposite Wooster Estabshed istA
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Ne. g " ili.sst lUndsg uiisrs RadaaS, AosH no ~
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OLYMPIC THEATER,
" Sole Lessee ami Manager Mrs. JOHN WOOD
sbtSe
(rHa RsrABLnHaENr DOES NOT ApysRrisE IN THE
xEw.IoRK HRRALD)
THIS SATURDAY EVENING, Jan ~,
In accordance with auiyersal desle,
Mr. L. l.. DAVENPORT
VIII appear In biz rreat inpersonation Of
SIR GILES OVERREACH.
In Masslpser's play, IN Eve sc;s, entitled
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEDTS,
which will be- presented with cast ncudnz
Mr. }. B. STUULEY
Mrsr. ). IL soddsrt, j. W. Basdel, @. W. Garrison, j.
Lewis, T. J. Hind, Miss Kate Newton Mrs. o. IL Gilbert,
Miss Amilie Harris, &c, kc.
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 30
Mrs. JOHN WOOD
win make her appeasrce, for the hrst time In two months
with Dir z. l.. DAVENPORT, IN
LONDON ASSURANCE.
In active preparat on.
BLACKEYED SUSAN
SEVERAL NOVELTIES
will shortly be presented, including new Comedy, new
ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA.
Doors open curtain seAts secured three
days IN advance.
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CmnY QuARrRaxAsrxR's OyYoE, DEPoT OF WARRINGTON
WARRINGTON. ID. g., january -. 1896

CmnY QuARrsaxAsr xRs OynoE DEPOT OF WARRINGTON
WAsHNeroH ID. g., january -. 1895 y
n ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTH
~ ING, CAMP, and GARRISON EQUlPAGE.-Win be
Sold s PUBLIC AUCTION. under the direction OF Captain
d. q. Thomas N. s. X, at the Government Warehouse
MONDAY January 2e 1865 Ut 10 O'Clock M, . large
IA Of CONDEMNED CLOTHING, &c, consisting Of
DFums Sashes Books, Jsckrta BnRkets Bedsacka Leg.
sss sveoek, Cap Covers Rnbber Blankets Rubber Pom
ehos Ares, PckAxes Hatehes Spades, Shoyels, Kettles
Easpsaeks Hsversschs Hospital Trns Wall Tents, selry
Tents, Common Tents Flag, Coats Caps, Pack Saddles,
Vests, Trowsers. Shirts, Turbsns kc
Tss sale wiz be continued from day to day until the
SEe Geld. -
me stores must be removed within Ave days from the date
81 sale.
TsTms: Cssh, In Government funds
D. II. RUcKER,
Brevet Major General ard cli-f Qosr.erm.ster.
Depot Of Washington.
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WANTED-Two Protestant Girls. One 10
w do CHAMBER WORK and assist in WAsHlN No sne
IRONING AMI the other TO take ofChILDREN boeH
make themselves generally useul None bot those snswe
ini these requirements need apply 81 West Forty tnua
WIANTED-A BAR.KEEPER. Those who
w can give city Irferenres apply at FRENCHs ho
TEL, betwe. n u and O'Clock p. %.
VNANTED-AG Good JOB COMPOSITOR ac-
w custoIned 10 city work other nred apply Z.
SHELLEY. Steam Job Printer No. 6s Barclbyst
500 PER %sat SsfaS
mo MACHINES. Three kinds Under and npprr
fred Warranted FIVE years Above sisry or large eolnnn
sons paid The ONLi Machines sold In the United states
fr less than SO which fully cen,ed BY Howe Wheeler
Wilson. Grover 4 Bskrr Singer Co, AID Bachelor
All otLe. cheap machines inngenent Circular IRE
Address. call upon Shaw CLARK. Bddsford. Maine.