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9 U r V Il Y N o II / G Z.
All persons interested in the plan of the
TENTH SECTION
TWENTY-SECO&D WARD,
Bounded aB folloWs:-
n hOrthoast by StentOn avenue,
NJ Oae Northwest BY Mermaid avenue,
Nv @VO' Southeast by GOrgas street,
lSouthwest by Germantown avenue
notified that the Court of Quarter Sessions the
City and County of Philadelphia have fxed
THURSDAY, March 20, 1866,
At lV o'clock A. M,
at the Courtroom Main Building of the State House to
consider said plan and any objections against the sane
which be made by any freehoder; and in the
while the said plan he at the Oee OF the
partment OF su yeys for the City ofPhiladelDhIa,
No. 2l2 FIFTH Strees.
and q Duplicate thereof at the office OF
JESSE LIGHTFO0T,
Surveyor and Regulator OF the Ninth Survey District
Depot Building,
Germantown,
r. CARROLL BREWSTER.
Solicitor of the City of Philadelphis
Docket 5, page 81 224 lawt3 20
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VyHE STAMP AGENCY, NO. 9O4 CHESTNUT
i STREET, ABoYE. THIRD, WILL BE CONTINUED
STAMPS Of EVERY DESCRIPTION CONSTANTLY
on HAND AND IN ANY AMOUNT. ns
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9 U r V Z Y N OF I G E.
All persons interested in the
REVISION OF GRADES OF
FIFTEENTH AND TWENTIETH WARDS,
Bounded fOlows:-
North by Girard Avenue,
NJ 10 } West by Pennsylvania avenue,
No iO' South by Parrish street,
East by 1wenty-nnth street,
Are notified that the Court Quarter Sessions for
the City and County of Phi adelphia have fixed
THURSDAY March 20, 1866,
At O'Clock A. M,
at the Court Room Nam Building OF the State House,
same, which may be made by any FreeI older, and in
the hie the said plan may be at Sthe Office
OF the Department OF Surveys for the City OF Phila
delphia,
No. 2l2 SOUTH FIFTH STREET.
and DuplicatetheIeofa al the Office of
L. ID. R0BF RTS
Surveyor and Regulator OF the Fourth Survev District
No ll04 SPRING GARDEN STREET.
f. CARROLL BREWS TER,
Solicitor for The City of Philadelphia.
Docket 5, page 43.) 224 4lawt3 20
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@ u r V Il Y N o Il G f..
All persons interested in the plan OF the
FIFTH SECTION
TWENTY-SIXIH WARD,
Bounced as 70 lews =
(North by Porter street,
~, ono West BY Twenty sixth street,
No Eoo' South by Curtin rect
East by Broad street,
notie that he Court of Quarter Sessions for the
City and County of Philadelphia have fixed
1HURSDAY, March 80, 1866
AT 10 O'Clock A. M,
Mt the Court-room Main Building of the State House,
10 consider said plan and objections against the
same which may be made by any tr echo der, aud
in tho mean while the said may be at the
Office of the De partment OF Surveys for tho city oC
No. 2l2 S. FIFTH Htreet,
and Duplicate thereof at the Office of
THOMAS DAILY,
Surveyor and Regulator of the First survey District
No 923 WASHINGTON Avenue.
II. CARROLL BREWSTER
Collector of the City of Philade phia
(Docket5 page ALL "a lawt329
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@ u r V E Y NO 7 I @ E.
All persons interested In the plan of the
TENTH SECTION
FIRST WARD,
Bounded as follows
ron the NorthIby Wolf street,
NJ ,7o On the East by Delaware river,
NV A'0' On the South by Curtin street,
On the West by Fifth street,
Are notified THAT the Court of Quarter Sessions Ter
the city and County Of Philadelphia, have fixed
9HURSDAY, March 20, 1866,
at 70 O'Clock A. M,
At the Court Room am Building OF the State House
TO OnsdeI said plan and any objections against the
which be made BY any reeholder, and in the
he the said NAV be at the Ofice OF the
De partment ef SURVEYS for the City of Philadelphia,
No. 2l2 4. FIF1H street,
And Duplicate thereof at the Office Of
CHARLES s. CLOSE.
Surveyor and Regulator of the Second Survey District
No S3l REED street
y. CARROLL BREWSTER.
Solicitor Of the City OF ofPhiladePhie
Docket page 49, 224 lawtS 20
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-03
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures

EDITOR ARGUs.-Rock Island has had an.
other visit from the redoubtable Mrs. Will
hem, the spiritual lecturer, who spoke in w.
L. Norris Hall, on Sunday Liberty is up.
ubtedly great blessing, but it is not an
nnmixed good, it has it's draw backs. This
new doctrine of spiritualism may be classed
as one OF the greatest evils Of this day and
generation, but 1t is wise in this generation
TO tolerate the evil, rather than ipfrsct unon
the great and sacred principle of civil and re-
ligious liberty.
These charlatan spirltuaIists come bef,re
us in two ways, viz: as lecturers and nsando
miracle-workers, OF the two. perhaps rho
lecturer may be said TO be the bsst as ,boy
thus express. in connection with their non.
sense, some commonly received PRINCIPLES of
right and general truisms-
This woman has ths-glft of tongue and has
evidently acquainted herself with some of
the modern polemical writings as her philos.
ophy is compounded of Com oeism, Parker
ism, Socialistic philosophy, etc.
The arguments of this sapient woman
whenever they can be caught in her jargon
of words), il logically and closely examined,
are very empty and void, full of sound and
fury. signifying nothing. Her only SEM
blance to valid and legitimate argument is to
her ideas. To illustrate an idea is
not to prore the truth of the idea. Her forte
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-03

found, under all circumstances, either of pros
perity or adversity, standing by the president
OF the United States in his determination to
restore to this country . perfect and un.
broken Union" Loud cheers. n y
my friends, the president has said he does
not know whether | have any claim to be q
representative at the New England society.
Personally, | am exceedingly glad to say
that ! stn Dutchman by descent, which il
not my fault; but if have any claim to
stand among New Enganders. it is that a
certain woman. for whom have great respect,
and to whom some time ago clergyman of
the church-not of DR.. Bellows denomination
united me in marriage. was born in Massa-
chusetts. Sometimes when l feel a little in
clined to tease | tell her that is the only
thing J have against her. But, nevertheless,
l feel thoroughly satisfied in saying that, SO
tar as have been able to observe, the early
education which she received in that noble
state has contributed somewhat in my efforts
to establish reputation in this uity."
The recorder was loudly applauded on re-
Stunning his seat.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-03

Sars of the ground.
seems to be to tickle TIM words, and big
ling oy using ''higp like unto sounding
: sounding sentercymbals." Such pompos-
brass and tinklonef learning may pass with
| ity and Assn bus it makes the judicious
little mir
grleve Amale necromancer tells Us that tsthe
Tba1 and Indifferent spirits alike are op-
gcorsnpon the spiritual telegraph" 90 if a
, hessage comes to by the spiritual tele-
graph from the spirit world, we have no guar
antee that they are not hum bugging us. We
have confidence in Mr.. Fleming and the tele-
graph he works, but as for the telegraph Mrs
Wilhelm tells us about, no sort of confidence
can be placed in it, "a fig" for such a tele-
graph as that
The spirit that permeates, quickens, infiu-
ences US by acting through our sentient and
physical organism, our mesmeric, voltaic,
volcanic brain being in favorable condi-
ton, both positively and negatively magnet
lied and its convolutons capillary cells in
clalrvolant state OF hgeldy pigeldy fiddle de
fe to receive communications from the spirit
world. That is about her style. but | can
only stop now to mark few of her absurdi-
ties, in her last Sundays lecture. She said
there was an asylum fog the physically and
mentally diseased, but 10 asylum for the NOR
lily diseased, and if one morally diseased
should go to the churches they would thrust
him from lis walls" She said that God
was the progressive principle of the uni
verse, the doctrine of progression carried
out al absurdum. For her to talk about '.the
barren plains of insdelity. "and about blank
atheism" is something like satan rebuking
sin. She rails against the bible, yet speaks
Of incidents facts. which entirely rest upon
the book that she repudiates. With a curl of
The upper lip she speaks snaringly and con
of Paul aud what Paul saws
about the Evil Oae being prince of the air,
&c.
The lies are very pernicious that are cur
ent about the doings of the spiritual coniur- |
RS who profess to call and bring up spirits |
rom the vast deep. They originate from |
hree classes of individuals-the imposters |
he innocent believers, but more frequently |
rom one of more composite character. who |
elieves and is fond of the marvellous and |
who feels, thinks and speaks ex-
and exaggerates. Their tricks
ave been SO thoroughly exposed that | will |
OF, now, say any more about them.
CENsoRIeUs.
Rock Island, Jan'y |, 1866.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-03
MACK" the Washington correspondent q

"Mack," the Washington CORES pondeut of
the Cincinnati Commercial, does not approve
of the course of the western republican mem
bers OF congress. He says
''Men elected by the Union party in Indiana
and Ohio, and Illinois, have come here and quiet.
ly submitted to be led with string in the hands
OF Thaddeus Stevens, the avowed enemy of Presi-
dent Johnson, and the opponent of all he has
done, so tar to restore peace and union to the
country. Before many of them had seen even
the inside of the representative hall, they went
TO a caucus, of which Thad. Stevens was the
selE-appointed leader, and subscribed to u resolu-
ton, upon which they cannot carry one out of
four OF their districts at home"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-03
Rock Island, Jan'y l, 1866.

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1t Is immediate in its action, and cures per-
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Goes cough balsam may aIso always be
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colds, coughs, and all throat and all pull ulon-
airy complaints.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-03

That spirit of concession and compromise
which, in the better days of the republic used to
bridge over our difficulties, seems to have expir-
ed with the sage of Ashland, and now the might
OF the majority demands the humiliation of the
minority and the bitterness of war is made to
blossom on the very branch of peace
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-03

The N. 7 Tribune is episodcally truthful, oc-
caslonaliy; for instance-"We have had a ter
rible civil war, but we have fought it out; and
there Is the end of it. To persist in hating and
insulting each other because of this bygone
aris''
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TO PHYSICIANS.
New Yonx, August 10th, 1865.

New York, August 10th. 1865
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aln very respectfully,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-01-12

HELMBOLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
In affections peculiar to "FEMALEs,"i unequaled by
any other preparation, in Chlorosis or detention.
Panfulness or Suppression cf Customary Evacations
liberated or Schirrs State Of the Uterus and all COM
plants incident to tho SEX whether arising from habits
OF dissipation imprudence in, or the decline or change
Of life.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-01-12
TO THE
PAPER, ENVELOPE AND STATIONERY
TRADE OF THE SOUTH.

nEEssRs. CUTTER, TOWER Il CO. WOULD RE
M specfully offer their stock on as favorable terms
- can be found in the City Of New York. such as Flat
osp Ruled Papers of all kinds Cap Letter. Octave, Brit
sah Bath &C. Envelopes of all kinds. in quantities from
IO0o 70 1000 OOO Manufacturers OF Lead Pencils of all
binds. Patent Rubbey-head Lead Pencils, and Steel
Pens Of all kinds. We also will stamp the name OF any
very on Lead Pencils Steel Pens where much is Or
dered Our Barometer Inkstands which we take pleas.
ure in offering to the trade We keep large stock OF
Albums and Diaries for 1866 List Of Prices will be
seat to any party desiring one.
CUTTER, TOWER Il CO.,
Cornor OF Nassau and 5cckInan- -stccts,
Whitlock Building, New York.
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