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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14
nor SALE in Western New.York. near Anhnrn--
EOR SALE.-Ihe COUNTRY RESIDENCE of

4 tie Thomas Trnsow deceased at Porcteser. Wet
sher County the Purchase Road, Gb0at hat mile To
ne depot. There the premises large double house 5zl0
and basement with atwosioy wing bAZ meets
ouhudncs Good orchard and other irs
vcy extended Sound from the riazzs o three
cupoa About four OF lrd with road
sdes This desirable Place iiae possession
6dcsed. Apply VIZ. TRJSLOW. Executor No ~ LiOefy
AZ TO 1Odfk MORGAN No 2Piuo-st.
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TOR SALE--A handsome COUNTRY PLACE on
Hudson kingston 90 miles from NewYoTka hne large
4exJO marble maue piazza bay win
COWS house II Of choice land tne
ru For particulars apply to BENEDICT Co.,
Ne T. Piue-st., Nassau and Wiliam-sts
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TUCUNDA-OUR NO. 7 sTRAwBlRRYPLANTs

GOOD INVESTMENT
win send by mail pospi and GUARANTEE their safe carriage
rs rood strong plants 3 for 80 by 100 plants for
for Eaeh plant with ordnaH care viii produce
the additional Thu. outs Of - viii secure
q 500 plants n six months; or BIO, 5000 piant.
A. but few plants Of this Swbers have been demin-
.frd The demand for some years come h prices will be
great profitable time vaable varieties
when they ar,t introduced krOA r.,
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ELEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE,

ELEGANI COUNTRY KENIDtNJE FuTnIshed,
NJ SALE EXCHANGE for good .cty ptopertyfh very
and handsome country rrncs ~ miles rom New ork
by Rail- beautifully located society good best Of schools and cnches
handsome Is besdes ball Laundry, and rRe
proof srory aud basement two wing aud obya
tow furnace ho bath waierclose stationary tubs
marble mus throughout dry eears elegant pszzs
covered climbing honey ges q OF grounds neat"
Is cut beautiful evergreen hedge gs1d Od ems great variety
choice fruit and towers berries gpgus grapes and Tieh sa4e
Immediate possession Address ED" AKUs, or inquire AZ NO 10
Niuh.gt, New York.
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REFoRE YOU BUY YOUR COUNTRY HOME

BARGAINS at and near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
I'D ground with plenty OF fruit good House. 9Tooms
good Barn. only 5O0 4 good land good House ~
good Barn and Stbe plenty OF fruit In Metuche sSS;
10000 J. 5. FERGUSON, No % Nasfau's', Room No ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14

A BARGAIN.-A neat three-story brick HOUSE,
~ LOTS order located high ground three
hours MelTose Depot Harlem RAJ road handy city, In
qire house. g. w DICHETT No. CLambers, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14

TERRACE West Morsana ~ T.; situated high grounds
vey healthy commsad Of the finest views around New
Sot Is on line with Onehundred and fifty fhst easy OF
scees BY Thdsve. Harlem Railroad aiew minutes wi RON
Nsrose Station consists two double Houses
ht substantial and
inins Ell and comforts Of city residence
.he ana an ou;budngs For PARTICULARS Gc apply to
ALIEN BROWN No. 20 Broadway.
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OTLENUID T AhI, ItdUy GIOOhtTIi IOI NllI1I4
~ Acres very old hardwood timber oak,
and chestnut The moving meadows two
orchards Of choicest grated fruit in full bearing perennial springs
yth available perfect large and elegant
tveng ample and she'd There 800 tine wooded Yer
oB' merino sheep the place 200 othem In lamb three
horses poultry aud complete stock Of agricultural
sos implements Tie house fully furnished for immediate
occupation beds cockery and carpets pictures piano
ed rosewood uru The pacsi. FIVE nile. from Chatham our
Corner Railroad and miles from East Chatham.
Albany aud Springfield Road The wood alone, which
veh raosd makes the place exceedingly de-
esbs ocked farm OF the most valuable
hEew-York. Apply to HOMER MORGAN. No. Finest.
CTATEN ISLAND one hour from city-For SALE,
MANSION sO50; Extension 1910; Lodge Barn 20 hne
tsrt perfectly healthy magnificent views Terms favorable I'm
osdise possession. T. BOND, No l52 Bfoadway.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY for SAI.E in Morrisana,
~ West MonSana Meros fremont &c. Tine places from $3.50
$1,000 from lot Of land Apply eli this month
- DEMARkST, Merose Depot Harlem.
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no! FOR FREE MISSOURI

III The undersigned offers AGRICULTURAL col
LEGE SCRIP good farming land for i've ~ cents acre cod
6s Government fees.
3Wi Agricultural College Scrip II lowest rates Upward
n Of Government Land sti vacant In MsIcuT
Would hsgsteT OF United States Land Once boonye,
M A. {. WlDDlCOMBE,
Eoorvl lie No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14
Real Gsiatc for Sale.
A Ill WANTING FARMS.

IN Lsrre ard settlement. Of Vipesnd; mild climate
miles outh Philadelphia by railroad Rich sol produces
large creps; twenty trs 5 acre payable within four
years; good good society Hundreds ,lnr
and making improvements Apply to ChAS k LANDS, Post:
master Vineand Lands township. Nj Letters saswe Papers
contsinins information will be free From h,pcrt Of
Son Rebinos AgrefJa Editor Of The 1Yibunr IL Of te
rs sress fertile tracts fer poiio, and iuitd G
condition p!easGnt farming tai kn0Y u his ,ss u The
Heesyn PydDies.
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" stock thsn the Depot at Railway hour
by the NewJefey Railroad om foot OF CouI'Ana
-. y ,raius each daily to and from TIE city
TwooTy double HOUSE throughout extra vide hail. con
serva'ory dnurroom and Kitchen ettached-l4 rooms.
Handsomely s'ued the ef with hos. end bathing house
Outbudugs the county excellent garden aud great
vercty Abundance ornamental ee yineH shrub
berry &c. . oil.
20 Acres Of excellent meadow under cultivation
ard productive; remainder 20 lawn aud pasture
furnished trcughout hces cariages stock and
utensils OF ~ kinds comp leie: ice house hled. - -
For further particulars eppiy r. J. OGDEN, No II Broad
It from to o. M; H. r. SHOIWELL, he premises
Price for he whole. S3sfn0.
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EOR SALE In Harlem al Reduced Priees-One Of

NUN
the four new genee highsoop, 3ory basement and cellar
HOUSES between Fourth
sod Nhves Sire feet Lot 100 eet epets with al the
Location o. the most pleasant aud healthy IN
Harlem Also the hghsoop Philadelphia front story basement
cellar HOUSE One.hunded twenty hithst between
Third Size sI4O fee Lot 100 feet, with the
Improvement Price and easy Apply to A. n TITUS,
hh fourth House ess Of Third ave
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Heal 6rstaic for Sale.

A COTTAGE in Llewellyn Park for SALE Tor
For fa description OF Lewehyn Park The indie
1900 or sppy to s. HASKELL, Library Building Orange
H. .raev.
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nor SALE-At Nyack. Rockland County, l7-lOO
choice LAND; location AID view Of te Hud on anpI;
nassed s out with about young halng lIu rs viii
b. "a En- yrooe % 10 pant plchs-d from the Gaei sarfent
Firm about oneha'f nile nom sHn Landing Also LOT ~
Tor,vths 1G feet ~ west Of kighhave sonih .de SIC Of
lo, 6 feet feet In. deep Apply 70 WILLIAM BEDELL
No II West Ih.rty-thfdst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14

nc o. khthaye s9nth sides SIC Of
LOT, 6 n1cO feet in deep. Apply 70 WILLIAM bEDELL
No II West lhiftythifdst
NOR SALE--A Two-story Brick HOUSE and about
GLAND oyng;anave Bay Ridge beau'f Place
Pr-e 81 Also 20 y Land with tsh pond,
bsfa ls fola MeuoTy h v exchange for ucr haudie.
b. FRANKLIN CLARK. no farrpace
EOR SALE, very low, 3-story hgnstoop brick
HOUSE, wish all npgyemcns fine neilAo9lhoodi NO. -
West Fovevonhtt B0llwayi will De sold very lows very
lte moucy required Inquire 1t No p Wet Fofysifdtt
NOR SALE or EXCIIANGE--A desirable RESI-
DENCE on Cutonave Brooklyn FOR small place short dis
.nes IN country. Extra lot filed with fruit Address HOWARD,
Brooklyn PostOa,e
GREENWICH, CONN.-Splendd property, 40
N Acres choice LAND, handsome HOUSE and o1buingt 70
handrome Building sites fruit shade and flower mile tide water
front on the sound stop tie house hourly. . .
RIDER & FORD. No. II HroadTsy, Room No. 81
Y ANDS and FARMS for SALE or EXCHANGE by
h b FRANKLIN CLARK, 70. Parkpace
d. 40 nN0-In an enterprising city, one hour
- LINJ,DDU hom New.Yotk splendid STORE DWELL
INGHOISE good will aud 6EtbTes q weknowu Hat,
Fur srsvjoods Furnishing Goods business has pad
$4,000 wear Tor - years: the II business
chased RIDER fOhD 10. ~ bIoaaWeyl noon 70. %.
An ACRES, 10 in Wood, large, ola-iashioned farm
tO buiding fruit and shade coed gsrisn % NILE from the
EeWJerrey Railroad VIII be sold 10y" inquire ~
No l32 CougTessst, Brooklyn
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NOR SALE-A country RESIDENCE az WAL.
NOR SALE-At Nowmarkot, near Plainfeld New

Jesy minutes wax Iom Depot modern Dui hOU ~
with and ac and convenient & with one acre
OF LAND fenced AID aIted with frat I'D oman ua trees
ana az lja1ce OF ss uf; reg0oTloot please ana h,b
a. Apply, between r. sadI o'clock 70 CHILD EpOAN NO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-14

CT. STEPHENS CHURCH,
- rs~ntYsShih-si between Third And LsxinssonsvI
so''"- GRAND SI,SSss is . APRIL l'
in aid Of .,x
THE BUILDING FUND OF THE CHOROnt ~
by the artists Of
THE ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY,
who have generously volunteered r--
MISS ADELAIDE PHiLLlPPSs
NINE De LQSSAN,
MILE STELLA BOSuEUR,
slG MAZLOLENI,
SlG. BELLlNI.
Mr. Apply liolnt.
Dr. WILLIAM BERGE. Orgsnist
TICKETS ADMISSION, S3 DO obtained az the pncph
music stores boxoe Of the Academy q Music at the pas
to residence 80 East tn eny nntst and at tie doors on ITO
evening Of the concert
4 LITERARY and MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
or tho bene6, Of the woMANS COLLEGE at the cadence
OF Dr C. $ LOZlER 10. 81 West Thirty.lourAs UEsDAr
EVENING April IT, o'clock Single tickets 49, sdmhtns
two SIS the door and the music store Of Horace
Waters, No. 4s Broadway.
ssr9NUE BEAR DANCE" and other new Pictures,
By W. H. BEARD will remain FREQ exhibition during hs
dy for the gallery Of the studio Building No. -
feminist.
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A SPLENDID RESIDENCE at Greenwich 70

N SALE hour from the city grounds beautiful with rab
and fruit quito tie depot; house aud outbudas
large and nearly fine view Of the sounds 20 trains ard two
steamboats, and from the city daily; residence repee with
comfort and luxury and IN healthy locality Inquire ct South
Lsud Office No Broadway, Of A. Z. NATTER Green
vxich Cam
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-27

rived on Wednesday, the l4th, and Registered
at the Putnam House, % C.E. Atwsssr, cin-
oinnati. He had no baggage with him. put
appeared to have plenty of grsenbaoks. he
represented that he owned shlngle miil' II
Wisconsin. He Impressed those VINO made
his scou.insancs az being shrewd business
man-"au business" and sharper than
double. ysarsd lightning. He 10 represented
as being very easy in his manners, jolly, lib.
.ral. and good talker. On Saturday the
24sh he paid his bill at the hotel, and took .
t..m for drive. He returned the team, but
did not report at the Putnam House. On
Monday the detective found that on Saturday
Atwater had stopped at the Pennsylvania
House. and on Sunday night, at the Island
City Hotel in this city, where he registered
his name as Mr.. Burnham. The officer upon
at the Island City learned that the
Individual he wanted, had about two hours
before started, on the train going east, and
sing ularly enough had two large trunks OF
clothing, although, Is We have stated, during
the two weeks be was at the Pntnam House,
be pretended to have no baggage. having left
Wisconsin in hurry on business. The off,
GER got what points he could here, and left
Monday evening for Chicago, where it is pos
sible ere this ia read by our citizens, the own
Or of the "shingls mill" has been gobblsd.-
The young man who is raising ell this excite
msns, was formerly clerk 10 the Broadway
ational RANK Nav York Ii anneaPa that
there were four other sharpsrs IN the firm of
8. B. Collins & Co., in their swindling trans.
actions they included ell wellknown firms
IN New Orleans and New York. Their gains
ire estimated at over one hundred thousand
dollars.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-27

Old Dad Child, who publishes the Hancock
County Democrat. calls the Carthage Republi.
ran. (she old democratic paper of that coun-
ty) and the Rock Island ARGUS "mongrel pa
psrs."
Old Dad Child is supsrannustsd old ass,
and the tool of psstiferous set in Hancock
county, who couldn't make tool of the Re
publican, and therefore, just 20 weeks ago.
started the Democrot-and succeeded in
breaking down democratic county and turn
ing ID over 20 the radicals. Dad Child de-
votes most of his time to efforts TO provo that
slavery is divine institution, and to attacks
upon the Good Templars. In this way the
Q ID fossil has succeeded in turning the ooun
ty over to the radicals. He is pretty crea.
ture to talk about ''mong,sls"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-27

IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.-We invite the specla
attention of our readers to DR.. Easterly's advers
tisements, which can be seen in our advertising
columns this evening. DR.. Eastery's family med
lcines are deservsdlypopular,h have q 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
disease, which can he relied upon to cure. Ii
families would supply themselves with variety
of his medicines, many q DOCTORS bill might be
saved, also much sickness and suffering. Dr..
Eastery's medicines have been twenty year, cs.
tabishsd in ST. LOUIS, and wherever known are
regarded az the best in use. We say to the sick
and afflicted. ~ Thorn. For sale by all druggists.
feb2dwly
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-27

STABBING APFRAY.-Last evening about 9
o'clock, disgracsful affair occurred in front
Of the Putnam House ON Third street, near
the corner of Third and Perry Streets, in
which Frank Putnam. PROPRIETOR of the above
named house, was seriously cut and came
near losing his life. The assaulting party
was a man named Charles Brayton, who was
formerly bartender in the Putnam House
saloon. Brayson lives on Fifth street at pres.
sns and during last evening called round to
the Putnam House, and was seen in company
with Mr.. p, talking in . friendly manner
no one even surmlsing that there was any
thing wrong. They went out together and
started along Third, and when about two rods
from the door, Brayton assaulted Putnam
with knife-striking him under the left ear,
the point striking the jaw bone. CHANGING
downwards and forwards. cutting . small
artery. At this moment, John Lawson, WHIT
rooms in Forests Block, came down the
stairs, and hearing loud talk, and Recognize
ing the parties, interfered. catching Bray
ton second thrust on bis right arm, and cal
ing upon him to desist. Brayton walked
of, and Lawson, who had no idea that Their,
wss any knife in the scrap., soon found tha
Putnam was cut and that he, too. in stoppin.
the blow had got his coat sleeve sashsd sut
sustained a slight wound on his arm. Br.y
ton was arrested, and soon the entire malta
will be fully investigated. Mr.. Putnam
wounds are fortunately not dangerous.-Da
export Democrat Oath.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-27

THE Peoria Democrat, because this paper
expressed the honest convictions of it's editor,
on the question of impartial suffrage, says
"shs ARGUS has been considered .hskey for
some time" The editor of the Democrat
knows that he stated fslsehood when he
made that statement. We hardly think it
becomes the young gentleman who conducts
sha. paper to appoint himself as public cen
sor. Neither his age, experience, accom-
plishments or achievements fit him for the
position. After begging his brethren of the
press 10 recommend him as q candidate for
the legislature after succeeding in foisting
himself upon the party "a candidate after
writing to his brother editors asking Thorn to
puff him after copying these puts into his
own paper, and then getting his party
beaten in an old democratic county,
and running behind the ticket Asms eZf-it
don't become him to put on any airs and talk
about other people being "shaksy."
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-27

ROCK ISLAND MARKET.
Rosx IsLAxD, Nov. ~.

RoSx IsLAxp, Nov. ~.
The current value Of the ARTICLES nansd below
subject to changes but the following quotations ~
correct for the date Of this report;
Rlour-Johnston's Spring Double Extrs, IN bbis.
I'll, 40, at wholesale, and $ll,90 at retail Sacks
81, 90 ut wholesale, and $1l,5o at retail. Loose
$40 80 ut wholesale, and eli, 80 at retail.
Whsat-No. 1, 1895. No. 2, l,70. Rejecte'
LAO.
Corn-5oc for rs lbs.
Oats-2ss32c for IS lbs.
Rye-90c.
Barlsy-No. l, 20. No. 2, 40.
Bsana-l,50
Onions-50c per bush.
PotAtoes-55c.
Rggs-20c dox.
Butter-yery choice lots, for retailing, will bring
30a35e.
Sorghum-40a60c.
Salt-3,2 5a3, so per barrel.
Kerosene Wholesale, barrels included, Csc; re-
tail soc. >.
Highwines-s2,32.
Postry-Livs chickens, s., 4Os3,00 per doz.-
Dressed, &c per ID. Turkeys 1oal5c per h.
Pork-Por live hogs 5!c. Dressed hogs &c
Beehive weight, common 3O0a4,50. Prime
shipping 6,00a6,50 per hundred pounds.
Hides-Green country, &c green saited &c dry
sailed, 12o dry flint, IS green calf l5c cut dam
aged & gruby price ; sheep pelts IS.
Hay-Prarie, $40 100 per ton Timothy $1,000.
Wood-0ak $500 to 100 cord.
Coal-At the Coal Valley Yard, on the Levee
coal is sold at IA CENTS the cost Of delivering to be
added.
From teams, in Market Square, at 1oals cents.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-27

HUNTING swINDLER.-On, Monday the
18th. Mr.. W. E. Hall, . special officer from
New York, arrived in this city in search Of
one David Burdell, late Of the firm OF G. B.
Collins and Co., whose headquarters for .
few months past, and until lately, were on
Fourth strest,nsar Raoe,in Cincinnati, where,
1t appears, they have ran brief but very
successful career in raising the wind by swim
Thing eastern merchants and brokers. Among
' s. victims is Broadway firm. who lose
900oOO. Other firms were stuck, but for
smaller amounts. The young man whom the
ostsosivs specially wanted, was tracked from
Cincinnati to Louisville, Indianapolis, Chic.-
~, end 70 Davenport, where it appears he a.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-27

PArEEr MEDICINES have become synensnous
with humbug and lead many to hesitate about US
ing preparation because it 10 advertised; we
cannot agree in eondemning all, merely beeauss
some unPrineiPled quacks aim to palm of their
nauseatlng atuf on credulous humanity. There
are some Preparations, one of which We will in
stance, PECIoRAL BALM, that il deserving Of
public patronage, being preparsd by q skillful
Chemist, DR.. MARSDEN, and il without doubt
the best exp eetorant known. For sale by all
Drug gists.
CA. BEFsER. Agent for Rock Island.
BURNHAMs & VAN SCHAAcK, Chicago. AGENTS
for the northwest. noyeod4m
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-27

We ARE AGREED.-The Chicago Tribune
urges the enlargement of the Illinois and
Michigan canal for the passage of steam.
boats, and the construction of q similar canal
from La Sale to the Rock river, and thence
to the Mississippi at Rock Island. For the
execution of the work it proposes a tax OF two
mills annually on the taxable property of
the state.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-27

DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE MEETING-At q
meeting OF the Democratic Central City and
Township Committee, held on Monday even
ing, Nov. goth, 1866, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, personal Misunderstanding has orig
mated between Mr.. Jacob Norris, chairman of the
Democratic Township Committee and Mr.. Basil D.
BufJrd, treasurer of said committee, therefore,
Rss0iced That the sentiment of this committee is
hat there necessity for this misunderstand-
ing
ResOlred, That the publication of the article in
newspaper in this city, signed by Mr. Norris as
chairman Of this committee, was made on his own
responsibility, and without consulting the members
thereof. This committee, with emphasis, repudists
the attacks therein made reliable democrats, and
express their regret that Mr. Norris should 50 far
forget himself TO act thus in his official capacity
RssoiUed, That the prompt and energetic manner
with which Mr.. Basil d. Buford has discharged his
duties, treasurer Of said committee, meets with
hearty appreciation. Selected for this position
during his absence from the city and without his
knowledge, he has performed every duty required
him with the greatest promptness and the srictest
integrity.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.
Flour-No change.
Wheat-Nol 2,I2, No I,s2.
Corn-No s6a87, No Sass.
Oats-No 3Sa3S4.
Provisions-Mess pork $40.
Timothy Seed, 50a2,76.
Hogs-6s6,60.
Wool-Tub, extra clean, 5Ss54, tub, common,
5Os55, fine fleece, good condition, light, 4sa52,
fine fleece, bad condition, heavy, 45a50, medium
fleece good condition, 4Sa5o, medium fleece, bad
condition, Haas, coarse fleece, very light, 43a45
Hidss-Green butchers Sass /, green cured l0s
lo4, green, part cured 94al0, green calf 2la2S,
green kip Is 4al6, dry flint l73als, DRIP sailed l5a
l6.
Sheep-No fresh receipts. 2,75aS,75 common
to good mutton sheep.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-27

Go TO THE BEsr.-Go to Bryant, Straston Mer-
rills Davenport Commercial College, to get thor
ough practical business education, or to become a
good sound telegraph operator. For circulars adj
dress enclosing stamps) Bryant, stratton i Mer-
rill, Davenport, Iowa. dwtf
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nov24dtf.

BY EXPRESS FROM NEW YoRK.-Thoss Chinchil-
la Beavers and other heavy cloaking handsome
cloak buttons &c. Also plenty of those French
merinoes and empress cloths, at sl,0o per yard
Now is the time to secure good bargains.
c. NJ. AIKEN
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-27

CORRECTION. In q notice of Murphys
marble yard, we spoke of it as John MUIR
nsv,s establishment, We should have said
George & John Murphy asi that Is the firm.
They are doing afns business and turn out
som. very foe work. George is an excellent
snprsvsr. and does his work in fine taste.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-27
AN EFFECTUAL WORM MEDICINE.
BROWNS PERMIFGGE COMFITS,:
ALLCOCk'S PORUS PLAsTERS.
LAME RACK

ALLCOCk'S POkUS PLASTERS.
LAME BACK.
New YoRk, Nov. %, 1859.
T. ALLCocK 4 Co-Gentlemen: ! lately suff-
cred severely from weakness in my back. Hav-
ing heard your plasters much recommended for
cases of this kind, procured one, and the result
was all l could desire. A single plaster cured me
in a week. Yours respectfully,
J. C. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of the Brandreth House.
CURE OF CRICK IN THE BACK, AND LUM-
BAGO.
LYONS, N. Y, July 4, 1862.
MEssRs. ALLcoCK & Go: Please send me q
dollars worth of your plasters. They have cur
ed me of a crick IN my back, which has troubled
me for some time, and now my father is going to
try them for difficulty about his heart.
L. II. SHERWOOD.
DR.. Green, No. 500 Broadway, New York, in
forms Us he sold, on Monday, June 22d, 1862, two
Plasters to young woman suffering very severely
from lumbsgo. On Thursday she called to get
two more for friend, and then stated how the
two on Monday had relieved her Immediately af-
ter putting them on, and cured her in two days OF
most distressing pain in her back and loins.
Sold by all Druggists. novl0dwlm.