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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-28
sale Of Land by Order of Court

William 3. Blayney Admmistrtorl 7 n DELAWARE
de bopds with viii annexed Of 4 county, Ohios
Irwin Md Finch, decd Probate Court
Mary Grimes CASTOR, and others Petition TO sell
Defendants. real estate
By an order made Sept mber llh 1866 by said Court
E the above case, sald administrator Will oler at
pubuc vendue at O'Clock P NJ. on
Saturday, October 18th, A. D. 1866,
on the premises the following descrbed real estate to
wit tsatuats state Of ONO, county Of Deia-
ware, in Kingston township, in Range Seventeen
Township Five, section Une, U 5. NJ Lands, beng
the Undivided i've nty seventh (52D part OF Lots
numbers One q and % in sald Sessions SAID lots
containing one hundred acres each or tnereabouis-
Terms Of sae-Une third OF the purchase money II
hand on day sale, and the resiIue thereof IN
one aud two years thereafter with interest payable
annually IRON day sale, and secured BY mortgage
the premises.
APPRAISED tsaid 5-2T part) At S92a.
Bv REID x EATON VIVA. b. BLAYNEY,
his Atty. AdminIstI ator, 1zc-
sept. IA, 66 5w-pfS00, so
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-28
Legal Notice.

vUrfrTTsBF WORhlNE and Catharme Mcpherson and
NM ArchibAld McPhsrson, her husband, an Of the
sI5e Of ulinoss ana knza Wornpes WLo is married
0he name OF her husband aud place OF resluenee is
Huk noWn D VIII TAX that the undersigned as
Adm lnlstrator de b3gfS OF samuel Worhne, dec
bste Cogrt 6f Delaware County, ohio, his petition
against them and 9th pray among otner tnlngs
sinpt of tie dover OF aary WOrhne, IN, and 20 tne
following premises in Lots Nos "a ana 50 Ia
nc Town Of ashley Delaware county and state OF
OHIO aud that the deed Lot No. ~ IN ade out
in ne name OF the SAID william WOrlne, Dy Flucn y
Tamb GATED October 18th A d. 1881, may be de-
creed 10 be fraudulent and void as " the credos OIL
Samuel WOrnne, deceased
Said Petition Will hearing before the Judge OF
said Court Al his oface Delaware emo,
on the SIN aay Of october. A. ID. 1St6at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ JOSEFH = Io1.hs AoTnr. ue pol,. HoL-
Carper & Van Demans Of samuel Morhhe5
Attys or Pet. beeeaseu
aug 81 '66.-owplSI 80.
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NOTICE.

mHE Treasurer's OF those Township Bible SOciete
ii that are ia arrears for books are requested to
bring in their accounts Ior settlement as may
be convenient.
By order the Board Of Directors,
c. PLATT,
june Is '66.-H Depositary Delaware Co. b. S.
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Removal.

GAGITHER & PERSON
TTAVE removed TO the roomI ormerly occupied by
IA j. Coop on the side Of Sandusky Street, one
door north Of j. Hyat's Dry Goods store, where they
continue 20 pay each for Butter and Eggs.
Feeling grateful for past favors we solicit call be
fore selling elsewhere We are selling Groceries
cheap for cash. Give us cali.
Apr, IS 1s65-tf. GALIIHER & PIERsON
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Notica.

ATOTICE is hereby given that Sealed proposals viii
IN be received the Oilce Oi the Mayor OF the
Incorporated Village or Delaware Tor Eraveling San
dusky from the North line Of NORTH street 70
he south line OF BomiOrd street wnere the same has
not been graveed by the owners, in accordance vita
provisions ordinance passed Aug. ttn5 A d
1866 and also Tor guttering SAID the eld
corporation line, anu 10 the SCUM line oil bomlOrd
Street. where the same has not been done Inc gray
cling and gutterng III be let separately, ana wall be
let Tor 50 much per running measure. The gut
terng eet wide and SIX lsches deep to be lald
with cobble stone we'll imbe deu ia sand. The gIav
cling To be Is inches deep the center and SIX inches
at tue curb stone running so 70 give the street
tbe proper rolexcept SO much OF said street lies
between the norLn line North Street and the north
line OF the lot owned by h. cornell, known as the
Pinch property where the gravel VIII be required TO
be three inches IN the more or less SO 10
meet the required grade ali 70 be done under the
direction OF the village engineer and to the
tion ana acceptance Of the council. BIDS viii be re-
ceveu BY the Masor ut1ce on ana after the lfth
dav u seple1n ber and 24tE Of September A
D. 1866 The Mayor Is authorized an VIII sell to the
successful bIdder IN ne desires ~ sunCent gray
ell and cobble stony for the sum Ol so.
sepI406.2t JohtN >, JuNE9' mayor
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=. w. LTTEEIE & SON.

FAMILY GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
Y EEP constantly on hand Coffee, Teas Sugars, Rice,
- Neal Flour. Fish Pork, Dried Beef, sugar Cured
t1alns and Shoulders, Pure Cider Vinegar, MOlasses,
Syrups, Cr0ckery, Stone Ware and FruII Cans.
Remember the place-One door south Of MIIler's.
Feb. 10. 1864
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-28

FzHE MOST PERFECT PARLOR COOK STOVE, entirely
new pattern just received. You will be satisfied
when you it. For sale by
THOMAS EVANS, Jr.
sep. Z, '66-G. No, 1, Eyans' Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-28

An Irishmau says that a coffin is the
house q man lives in when he Is dead.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-28

A new sign for tavern has recently
been invented-Dewdorp Inn (do drop
I'M
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS
Notice

A Ii PERSONS knowing themselves indebted to
"a SLOUGH q KELLER, are. requested TO call at the
Deiaware Mills or at ). j. Slough Cos store and
make payment Uerg soon or their accounts will be put
n the hands Of iasUce for collection
SLOUGH s. KELLER.
Delaware, April Is, '66.-I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-28

Why are country girls cheeks like
French calico Because they are war
ranted to wash and retain their color"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-28
XWheaf Drills.

~ &A%es@ - . -@--'
T5JOR SALE AT MANUFA CTURER's PRICES at Upper
aug 81 'C6 -Aw C. G. CHAMBERLAIN & Co.
mOn a MONTH AGENTS wanted for siB
% ~ sntirely articles, just out. Address o.
CAREY, CITY Building, Biddeford, Me.
june 1, '66.-Iyi.
Pianos and NLeIOdeous
DOTH Of Boston and our own manufacture, always
lo on hand az J. Fl LATIMER's MUSIC STORE.
December 90, 1s648
THE best article Of COAL OIL e to be had at
III June % DONIFAN & POTWnpS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BIackberries.

r AFTON Blackberry plants, Hrst class FOR aaIs at
~ ny farm mile s0uth OF Delaware depot on the
river Orders now being received plant ts 70 be taken
uP in October: FRS &c COAE, FIRST SERVED
Cash with the order.
aug II. '68 Sm. J. BUL.Eg-
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From the Toledo Blade.
Nasty at Home.

PosF OFFS, CoEFEDRIr x ROADS. !
(Wich is in the Stait of Kentucky :
Septen Der I6. 1886.
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rTra1alat8d froa tao 5sfmau for tha 1lIa corporal
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-09
The South and the constitutional
Amendment.

The south and the constitutional
Amendment.
Ex-Governor Sharkey has declared himself
opposed to the Constitutional amendment and
has published an article, which we copied re-
Gently, against its ratification by the Southern
States Other prominent politicians are exert.
ing their influence to prevent that result. And
Journals of undoubted weight are irving IN nor
suade their readers that an indefinite exclusion
from Congress will be preferable to admission
purchased by the acceptance of conditions
which are distasteful
Such line of argument would be entitled to
more consideration under different circum-
stances. If the South were in the full enjoy
ment of privileges pertaining to the Union as
before the war, there might be great deal of
force in the appeals which are addressed to its
pride, and to its cherished theory of constltu.
tiOnal right.
In certain sense, indeed, the latter is recop-
nzed by the mere fact of reference with a view
to ratification. Practically, however, this now
amounts to little. The major fact of exclusion
from Congress remains unshaken, and until this
be in some manner removed, it will be the Que
important obstacle with which the South must
deal. By its own acts it has been placed at
disadvantage. The legislative power of the
country is against ii. 1t has no power in the
Government, and no likelihood of obtaining
any, until Congress either relax in its require
mehts or pronounce them satisfied. There is,
theIeIore, reasonable certainty that the pre-
sent position of the South will continue, unless
by ratitying the amendment it fulfil the pre-
scrioed conaltlons of restoration to the Union,
and so regain It's proper proportion of power in
the Government.
There might be sagacity in rejecting these
conditions II probability existed of their modl-
fcation fit were likely that the next Congress
and admit the South with or without the amend.
ment, a delay of few months might be com.
paratlyely immaterial But the probabl'tes
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PHILADELpuTA OoTOppp

kAgy@ ,PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER 8. 1866.
hEYMEk CIGAR MAKERs OF PHIIA bESlI,PHgfSSN
Svh,s IL notice In 70 days Ledger card sIgned by
iIa and Charles Baker NJ that since the
nc @ passed az meeting OF your members thank
ny uelense OF your business Interests in
huNOc1unB TAX upon the RAW MATRRIAL 1 voted in
opp0suoi, to what | hen advocated, and that their
naues were used without authority. Neither OF these
are true The reso uons OF thanks were sent
me exacty as published IL given uuasked ana
WuhoW feStTic and these gentlemen ,oho ,0ere
@ mSI ety ne tHcrs ot ne n!eer0 will not at empt to
uey the statement over their signatures as Snch o
\ p9td yoT ne dmCp dHlcht, the passage of Which
mged 70 tax tobacco I'm he eaf the workjnemen IN
YSSuI your letter aemts i STOOD ALMOST ALoNS" in such
auVo acy ana he amendment teied Yet [ tnke rreat
pleasure IL saying that Notwithstanding the to
incorporate my amendment / vo ed for The prasent
TAX law, which not only to degree eeves vour
tfaae % ire from the bur hens Of the former law but Is an
ACI 10 kEDUCB iANATI0N, and releases the great
mass OF The me chnics and business men OF tbe conn
try rom imposis amounting to many millions OF dol
lars Very respectfuIly yonrs ~ VI "Vi-
lOSU LEONARD MYERS
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POLITICAL.

h9Y@ PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 10, 1866
To the Hon. LEONARD MYERS Member OF Con-
gress from the Third District Of Pennsylvanlai-
Sir;-At meeting of the Manufac and T,ur.
nevmen Cigar Makers of Philadelphia, held June IA
1866, the following reso luton together with other pro
ceedings, was adopted;-
Resolved, That vote of thanks be rendered to the
Hon. LEONARD MYERS for the very able and con
slstent manner in which he defended the interests of
business having stood almost alone in his advocacy
OF placing the tax on the raw material.
Extract of minutes ofmeeting, held j une I8 1885,
AUGUSTUS PFAFF, President.
Atest-CHARLRs BAKER secre tary. lO82t
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tary would soon be able TO place eve per cent.
consol at par or over absorbing therein most of
our debt and thus reducing the annual interest
at least twenty millions.
Can any one reconcile the Secretarvs daily
practice with the doctrines of his annual
report
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f9951 PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER g ls6s
- HAMILTON DIssToN, ESQ - -
Dear sir;-ln reply g several kind inuuites from
you made with the intention of slencing the sianders
OF out opponents, desire to say
First. hat the assertion that Congress gave hiahar
louny 10 the negro th an TO the white as 0bsIrd
as isJdise 1he acts became law sligo ature of
Andrew johnson; and had any such Distinction been
made he would very properly have used the veto he
Uoted for, and he House passed law giving higher
pressure of protest from Andrew johnson Secretary of
the Treasury, the senate reused to and on
the last morning OF the session having voted down
bill TO equalize salaries which was Offered and
urged BY The Democratic leaders Of each House we took
the best bounty bill We coud get The Senate having in
cOporGted the equalization OF salaries bOunties in
one bill, and refusing to pass without the her
secon1. That the question OF RsgrO suffrage, about
which demegOeues are pratlng so much is In uOwlse
nyo we'd in the issues before the peope The great Con
stitutonal Amendment ezpress to he several
Stdhs.
That ndment repudaes the Rebe debt gu uarantees
the payment of the National obligations, making our
bonds pensions and b0untes secure prevents f0rswon
traitors from reoccupyng the high aces the nation
and asserts tbat no Southern man d Oydt or iOydt
shall IN the basis OF represen alton be allowed
votes han Northern one.
on the adoption of this amendment every Southern
state may, Ike Tenn essee OBTAIN admission for its 10y al
members The fruits of our victories wi then be
secured and the nry released from the excitement
produced by designing leaders whose only object Is
reach power regardless of the POPULAR VOICE. will,
under judici0us system of PROTECTION THE RIGHTS
OF LABOR march TO ward TO prosperity hi,her
lOSGt LEONARD MYERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f4y ERICAN CADEMY OF
MUSIC.
JOHN II. COUGH,
will deliver Two LECl URES under the auspices of
the
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
WEDNESDAY EVENING, october 10,
Subect-"OURIoSITY."
This is an entirely NEW LECTURE, and will be de-
livered for the FIRST TIME in Philadelphia
THURSDAY EVENING, octoberll,
subject-"ELoQUENCE AND ORATORS"
Tickets at Ashmead & Evans Bookstore, No 12I
CHESNUT Street
deserved Seats, cents end IS cents
80 cents
Unreserved Family Circle. rs cents
Doors open at O'Clock, Lecture TO commence at
O'Clock. 10 It an
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E PHILADELPHIA, SEPTEMBER 20

1866
HON. EoNARD MYERS -
sT'-At meeting of the Philadelphia Druggist
M W aio eiass-bowers League held at the Kensington
Engine House, Thursday evening, September 90 1866 IL
was unanimously "
ne'TT.oi mat vote of thanks be rendered to the
nun LIoNAhD MYERS for his prom ptness and
energy in presenting cur petitions for an Of t
claims for protection. Also VI 0u'
Resolved, lhat in MIN we recognize TRUE FRIEND
and be II further
Resolved, That committee Of two be appontod n
present copy OF the foregoing re solutions 10 tha H.
Leonard Myers
WILLIAM HARMER Presido.
A; FLAuk, Rec. Secretary
PETt DAILY,
l062t GEORGE 4. DUNLAP
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.

COMPILED HvrnY DAY FOR 1vrN1Ne TELFeRAPn
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-20
CHICAGO MARKET.

Chicago, Sept. II.
Flour-Marke ct opened steady with moderate bus
sness and closed firm. Sales at .50al3. 80 for
white winter extras; $ll.23 TOR red winter, and
IS 25all. SO for common to choice spring extras.
Wheat-Market prices 3a4c per bus higher for
No spring; rejected spring base lower Sales
at ST 97s2 90 for extra, 81 gal 9o3 Tor No. SLOT
al so for No 2, and 81. 5al.55 for rejected spring
At close market steady. No. at $.s4al.95; No
. in north side houses 81. 10.
Corn-Crop strengthened, and an advance of ]
s2c per bushel Sales of white at 63c; No at 81
a5S5c: No2 56a56Ic. Canal corn 5sa5S4 for No
l; Ssh a5ec tor high mixed atloat. AT close mar
ket for No. in store steady at 574aaec
Oats--No change; pemand manly Tor NO at
26sa Small sales OF No at 2bc
Barey-Good demand. Sales in store at S7ca
l. 90 for No l; 72aa5c tor No 2, and 42a44o for
jected, closing firm.
Hides-We note advance OF dale on green
dissertations Owing to the continual favorabi g
conditio on of the eastern markets, the demand 10
almost exclusively from shippers who are readily
paving full prices Tor sound lots. The stocks are
exceedingly light. We quote: Green butchers
Sla9c; green cured llsal2c; green, part cured
lO1alIc; green calf 2la23c; green kip l6al7c;
dry flint l7talSc; dry sailed l4aloc
Wool-Transactons in this staple are fair and
improving, though the prevailing prices are not
full as high as holders were anticipating Sales
to-day include IA 900 los fine, in fair condition at
49c; 600 lbs do at sec. We quote
Tub, extra clean, 53a5oc; tub, Common,
50a55c; fine fleece, good condition, light, -Sao2c;
fine fleece, bad condition, heavy, 45a50c; medium
fleece, good condition, 4oa50c; medium fleece,
bad condition, 40c44c coarse fleece, very light,
40a44c.
Cattle-51to64c
Hogs-94 to i0c. .... .
Sheep-Nothing doing.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-20

IMPoRrANr TO THE SfcK.-W @ invite the specia
attention OF our readers to DR., Easteriy's adver.
tisements, which can be seen in advertising
columns this evening. DR.. Eastery'a family med
lcines deservsdlypopular, have rapid sale.
give general satisfaction, and are kept in all the
principal drug stores throughout the western and
southern states. 1t will be that DIR. Easterly
does not recommend one medicine to cure all dis
eases, but prepares a remedy for each particular
disease, which be relied upon to II
families would supply themselves with variety
OF his medicines, many a DOCTORS bill might be
saved, also much sickness and suffering. Dr..
Easterly's medicines have been twenty yean es.
tablished in st. LOUIS, and wherever known are
regarded az the bast in use. We say to the nick
and afflicted ~ them. For sale by all druggists.
fob2dwll
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-20

How BE BEAUTIFUL AND HAPPY.-Men and
women naturally proud; they do like to look
well, and we think it right, but do rot 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
tiiul. 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, very likely, have luIuriant growth OF
new hair their entire head, where now
there is none. But how can this be done7 By
using Tebbett's Physiological Hair Regeneration,
which never soils the finest fabric, is richly per
TUNED, has equal hair dressing, is used
among tile most fashionable exclusively, and pro-
nounced the standard preparation of America
Every bottle is warranted. Smith & Dryer, Gen
eral Agents, Chicago, III. Sold by Gleim 81
Hinckley, C. A. Benser, C. spedel, Schmidt s.
Grotlan, Rock Island, and druggists everywhere
June l6d6m
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-20

SwAIN,s BOURBON BrrrERs.-J. Adams Allen
NJ. D.. L. L. D., Professor of Principles and Prac-
tice of Medicine in Rush Medical College, and
editor of the Chicago Medical Journal, writes as
follows:
DR.. Swain's Bourbon Bitters are vast improve
ment the Heterogeneous mixture in vile halr
distilled whisky worse rum, generally palmed
upon the bibulous or invalid public. The manu-
facturer exhibits prasewerthy confidence In the
character of the menstrum he employs by giving
publicity to the formula.
Most of the Bitters IN the market are but adroit
combinations to disguise the physical properties
Of the worst possible Alcoholic Tincsures of Fusil
Oil. nov2ldwly
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CoMMERCiAL.
ROCK FisIAND MARKET

aocK lsLAkD, Sept. 10.
The eurrsn, alue e. the articles named oeiow
il subject 10 ehanges but the following eaetation
| ara correct for the date OF this rapport: -f
Flour-Johusron' y Spring Dcsbas Ezra, N bbla
50 % Al Wholesale, and So, 40 II retail. Sacks
80 40 AZ wholesale, and Sic, 90 at retail. Loose
80 90 NJ wholesale, and S., so at retail. ~ q.
Wheas-No. 81 ,65. No l, so. Rejected 30.
Cern-35a40c tor 10 lbs.
Oats-lSa20e for 36lbs. - vz- St#f IT,,
Rys-40s45e. s E~s. Er-
B.rlsy-No. /, 65c. No. ., SOC -
Besns-5On75s. Et.#+.f.E
Oniens-50c per bus.
Potstoes-75as0c.
Eygs-l5e doH. 80.
Butter-v.ry choice lots. tor recalling, vii
bring 20a22e.
Sorghum-4ea60c.
Salts, l5a3 rs per bar.
Kerossns-W holssals, barrels Included, Doc;
retail Soc ~. --
Highwines-$2,25.
Ooultry-Live chickens, 81, 75a 800 per DOL
Dressed, Sc per To-, Turkeys, loal5c per 10.
Pork live hogs, 9a94c;
Beehive weight, common 3,OOaA, 50 For
prime shipping 6, Goat, so per hundred lbs.
Hidss--Greon country, SC; green saitea, sc
dry saltsd, lac; dry diat, 1851 green cali, Use
cut, damaged & gruby price; sheep pslts, 90
Hxy-Prs,rie, 5sS per ton; Timothy, $salo
Wooa-oak s., 90 to 100 . cord.
Ccal-At she Coal Valley yard, ON the Levss,
coal is sold at IA cent?, the cost of delivering to
be added. ........
From teams, In Marketsquare, At i5ai7 cts.
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Mrs IMPORTANT ffysffc
snuors TO LADIES. J rllLs 5.
FOE FEMALES.

Are the only safe and truly effective medicine
tor Females extant. Do not trife with your
n Mh' and use cheap and dangerous medicine,
sa.sn druggists may have bought, and will re-
ties Mrs. winsow's Mystic Pills are mild in
'nei, operations correct all irregularities and
painful menstruation; ramove ali distractions
whether from cold or otherwise. No maiden,
them-use according to direction, and we know
the result will be a. desired. Ash for Mrs.
WInslow's Mystic Pills. Take mono other.
Price $500 per box, or boxes for SIS 90. For
sale by all druggists.
Il Peter E. Blow, Gsn'l As't, St. Loais.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-20

SALT RHEUM and all diseases of the blood can
be cured. Many thousands have been cured by
the of Roback's blood purifier and sugar coat
led blood pills. Thousands ofletters bearing wit
this fact in the hands OF DIR. Roback.-
The Purifier is the beat Alternative known to sci
ence, combining, it does, the syrups of StillIn-
gia with Iodide of Potassium, which every
physician of education knows to be the sursst rem
edies The pills, in conjunction with the purifier,
never fail to restore the system to health and
strength. septl7dltwlt.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-20

DIX. 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
II edieal profession generally, can be consulted at
the Island City Hotel, Monday, October LIST, as
will be seen by hrs card in another column.
Consultation free.