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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-06

for. the committee declined TO take notice OF
tb;s case; but il promises to he brought to
the notice of the grand jury. Meanwhile.
had this panishmsnt been inflicted upon
soms tough, old, and recently reconstructed
darkey in Mississippi, the whole state of
Massachusetts would have been Mortified and
fndiSnant.
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SIDEWALK NOTICE.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
Rock Island, July o, 1866.
DUBLlC notice Is hereby given that the
ordered that sde walAs of the third class be con-
strueted the north side of Illinois street, from
Exchange street 10 OntanO street, and on the
north side OF Rock River street, from Beaver
street to Exchange street, on before the first
day OF October, A. ID. 1866 In conformity with the
ordnance relating to sidewalks.
Now, uRless the same shall be constructed by
the ow holders of the lots or parts of lots
in 'front.' oi, and adjacent to such sidewalks, in the
manner and within the time above required, the
vii be built by the supervisors of streets, and
the expenses assessed on the holders of the lots
rpsrts OF lots chsrgeable Herewith.
c. Z. DODGE, City Clerk.
July 5dl0t
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SandS'S Ale.
G d

THE undersigned has taken the agency TOR
/ the sale of the celebrated Ssnds's Ale, and
offers in barrels, half barrels, and quarter bar
rels, at Chicago prices, adding freight.
Stock and Cream Ale on draught, at all times.
II. Z. WEST,
Vests Saloon,
Island City Hotel.
Rodk Island. .July 9. Gwtt
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that in accordance
In with sections ii and II, article 10, tow nship
organisation laws of 1861, the undersigned, As
SCISSOR, will meet with the Town Clerk and Sup
ervlsor OF Rock Island, at the supervisors room,
in the city and county of Rock Island, and state
OF Illinois, on MONDAY, THE SIXTEENTH
DAY OF JULY, Moo, to correct the assessment
roll, made for the war a. d. 1866
R. b. TAYLOR,
Assessor iorahe town of Rock Island.
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GROCERY STORE FOR SALE.

nNE-uALF interest, or the whole, of
" good Grocery Store in Rock Island having
fine run of custom in a good location, Is offered
for sale 1t is offered for sale tor reasons entirely
satisfactory but not at all connected with the
business. For further information, inquire at the
ANGUS Othce. iuy5dwu.
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Retk Island and Oauawka Junction.

The nnderngned have been awarded the con
tract for carving Daily Mail, each way, between
Davenport, Iowa, and Fort Madison, Iowa, via
Rock Island, Camden Mills, Pleasant Ridge, Haz-
ltt, Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo High Point, New
Boston, Keithsburg, Oquawka, Oquawka Junction,
Warren, Hopper's Mills, Tywspata, Dallas City,
Pontoosuc, Appanoose to Fort Madison.
We have had manufactured Tor US 4 set of new
and elegant hacks, which safe and comforta-
BILE and we have stocked the road with first rate
horses.
Our drivers are sober, discreet and careful men
and We will pay especial attention TO the convey
ancs Of passengers between Rock Island and
Oquawka Junction; also to the carrying OF pack
ages and doing errands.
All business entrusted TO our care will be at
tended to with promptness aud fidelity.
juls6dwtf. J. IL. * A. H. EBY.
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The Graybeards.

To Col. Dantorth, Editor of the Rock Island
Argus, Dear Sir When the 37th Iowa vol
unteers, regiment of mostly old men, who
were exempt from military service, common
ly called the ''gray boards were stationed
In Rock Island. you was the true friend and
best defender of the rights of these old men,
Knowing this, we are induced to call your at
tentlon to the following egotistieal card from
one kineaid, who was, by fraud and trickery,
forced upon US for colonel, viz:
THE GRAYBEARDs.
FELLOW SoLOIERs:-- made you three promises
in May, 1865 To my influence to get justice
done you by the government IN regard to your
bounty; to notify you tEro the journals ofanythIng
might learn ofinterest to you and also to give
advice as to the course for you to pursue to get
your claims collected.
The hrst | have fulfilled, and have jest been
credlbIy, though not officially, Informed that an
act has passed both houses OF congress, giving you
the same bounty as other troops.
And, now, If you viii forward me your dIscharg-
es, will go to Washington and have your bounty
collected, and remit to you, deductng only neces-
sary expenses. Give your post office address,
township and county.
e. W. KISCAID,
Muscatine Iowa.
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o. Gays Notwithstanding.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

CTRAYED or stolen from the unde,signsd
y on the night Of the 29th ult., one lIgh bay
horse, small white mark on the forehead, AID
white the right hind leg. Five dollars will be
paid for Information left at Can't. Kehler's grocs-
w store, corner Of Orleans and Otter streets, as
to where he can be found.
lnly6d3twlt. GODFREY KAHN.
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planning MILL.

butchers Lightning Fly Killer
Makes quick work with fiss, and if commenced
early, keeps the house clear all summer ri
Look out for limitations. Got Butchers only.
june33dwlm,
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This Wiinger has again taken the rat
premium in the G:ea, Fair Of the Anietican 4
Instii ute--it has also taken the FIRST Pre-.
MUM at The State Fairs of New York. Yer,
mont, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Irdi
ans, Illinois, Kentucky, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Connecticut River Valley Fair, ChamI Lain
Valley Far, and at most Of the Couaty and
Institute Fairs throughout the country
Over 100000 have been sold and are now
in use in the United States. and see mere,
heard Of one that icds not liked
The UNIVERSAL is Superior to all ether
Wringers, In having large rolls Of -s'if 70
dia Rubber, 30 protected bv stishg COO
"HEEL> that thew cuntot slip or break koOss
rom the shaft Its strong wood frame can.
not be broken, aud does not rust or soil III.
clothes Every Unireisai Wringer is WAR,
RATED.
Wese'ctt a few testimonials from persons
widely known 10 the public, who speak nc
iua' experience, aud are above suspicion Of
missta ement
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7 II E B E ST F.!

by Captain Ericsson, and sther eminent
engineers, We can refer 10 thousands us.
ing them, and guarantees that all will rec.
ommend them. They ars more simple 10
construction, aad work easisr, aud cost less
thsn all others.
'Our readers will find the double acting,
improved pump Of J. ID West g. Co, sss
Of the best in the market. II is very sim
pie, works 10 a charm, so that any child
may use 1t; throws n steady, coatiausus
"!rsatn, and dsss net freeze in the esIisst
exposnrs, aud IL unusually cheap. We say
this knowingly, aud give the Testimony Of
cur own accord, without the knowledge or
reqnest Of the proprietors."-N Y. Exn'
ing Posi-. July /, ls63 .
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.RO9YNE>
Written for the Iancastsr Ledger.
For Johnson and the Constitution.

The Seuth's for the Constitution ever
Goaded by RAIDS, did the Union sever,
And for her rights fought many bloody 6eid,
To superior numbers had to yield
Win huzzah for him who 30 nobly rules
Determined TO save her Fl ON radical fools.
Heaven bless johnson, nothing |, surer,
He win be our CsHssitution festorer.
Then Sumner and Stevens viii be quite dead,
Beth badly bitten by a 'cspperhead."
Huzzan for Johnson and the Constitution
Down with sumrer aud his institution.
That the South was loyal, sta nds to reason
She opposed those who are Matching treason,
She 10 for Johnson and reconstruction,
Against RAIDS and general destruction.
Huzzah for johnson, who has Will and power,
To save his country in this critical hour.
BY him stand each Reb. Dem. and ccpperhead,
Then Thaddeus, (of Warsaw wen not dread
The Constitution will our land eaviron,
Then Thad may return TO his works Of iron.
Huzzab for J6huson and the land We lovei
0hu tuahk Nou LOT u ruicr rear eau move.
The Sou tbs for Union-if they'd let her back
Shed prove loyal by each and every act
But ito more than they ought ever require,
To love those who wantoniy her homes did Ere.
Hutzah for johnson and his matchless tact
She'll be loysl-if he'll only get her back.
She Is for Union In heat soul and might,
II they will give her nything like right;
For Butler, who did her property steal,
She cannot, indeed, much love f,r him feel.
She's for johnson and this Highty nation,
'Gainst Radicals and centr alizatien.
Let rebs, dems and c,pps, all differences level,
And drive Sumner 4 Co., 70 the devil
Go for Unon-werl fear not the result,
Nor him who 40 readily brooks insult.
Huzzah for Johnson, let what will como
For he's all tween Us ana Russian serids1a.
Wen not let RAIDS all liberties barter,
Nor quite destroy this, our Magma Charta.
Union, cemented.factions quellsd-North and
South,
His praise will be in each patriots mouth,
And the unborn will continue the pean,
70 this good, great and noble Tennss.eean.
MEMO.
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Sour OR NorRtSo.-Ata very escellen,
hotel, not hundred mile. from our parts,
they we're one day short Of waiter, whsn
answly arrived H,beruiau vas hastily
made tosupPly the place Of . NOR. expert
hand. "
"Now Barney" said mine host. "rsind
you serve every man With soup the frs,
thing--ssivs soup frat"
"Bsdad. I'll do tha. sams," said the
alert Barney.
Soup cane on. and Barney, sftsr help.
iag oil but one guest, came up 10 the las,
one. :
"Soup. cir r. said Barney.
"No soup for me-" said the msa.
"Bus you must have tit 10 The rules
OF the houss."
"D--n the rules Of tbs houss r. OK,
claimed the gusst "Whsn I dsst wan,
soup I Won't eat it,"
"Wsll," said Barney, With al due
solemniy. .ail can say is jas, thi., IL.
the regulations OF the boa.s, and d.
the drop else will 70 get till yea have
hnisbsd the soup.
..,s,.. IT,. traveller s.I' 10 aud the soup va.
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IN EQUfTY-I.ancaster.

Land, w. Bailey. Adm'r. J~mi. ! Bill for
VA Hamuod, 70. Nathaniel aeenu n {
Dowsr', ct nj. Wand r,.l,ef
u appearing 10 my satisfaction tina, Ma
than el Bowers and Barnett ID. Johnuon. do.
fendsnis In the above stated caso, resid,
b.tond the limits of this STATE, on moti..
OF Ksrshaw 81 Coanors, Ssi'rs for Com
plainsnt, 1t is ordered that the said Natbsn.
isi Bowers and Baruette ID. John.sp, DO
P'~ad, answer or dsmar 10 the Bill IN raid
eass on or before the Grst dst n septem
Der nsxt o'hsrwis. Judgment pro csnfssse
will be ordered .gainst them
x G. biLtINGS G. z. L. D.
D. &. May ~, 1858. In.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866 !
The Great Invention of .ne Age
II q q d & KIR ~ g

H 0 0 p s X I r II s.
J. w. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Cor Souble) SPRING SKIRT.
II MIS- INVENTION CONSISTS OF
i DUPLEX (or two) ELLr,rrc Ponr
REFIsEED STEEL SrsEGs, ingehiousfy
braided ughtly aud frnly together, edge o
edge, inatin the toughest, most flexible.
elastic and durable Spring ever ns.d Tney
seldom bend or break. ike thu Single
Springs, and c"naeouehtly preserve their
perfect and beautiful Shape more than twice
AZ long a. any Single Spring Skirt that ever
HAS or Can be made
he " ond-rful iiexibiiitv and great com
fort and pleasure to any Lady wearing the
Duplex Elliptic Skirt will be experienced
particularly in ail crowded Assemblies
Operas, Carriages. Ra Tread Cnr., Church
Pcws, Arm Chairs, for Promenade and
House Dress, ~ the Skirt can BIZ ioidsd
when IN use To Occupy small place n,
easily and conveniently as = Silk Or Mtsliu
Dress.
A Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure,
Comfort and Great Convenience of wearing
the Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for
y single day will Never afterwards wiling.
~ uisPeHse Win thc'r use. rOr Children,
Misses and Young Ladies they are superior
to ali others.
The Hoops are covered with = ply doubl.
twisted threated aud will wear lwlc. as
long ns the Single yarn covering which j.,
used on Ill Singl. Steel Hoop Skirts. Tn.
three bottom rods un every Skiit are also
Double Steel, and twice or double covered
to prevent the covering from wearing oil
lherods when dragging down stairs, stone
steps. etc etc, which thsy are constantly
sabject 10 when ~ use.
All ara made OF the new and elegant
Corded Tapes. and are the best quality IL
every part, giving 10 the ~earsr the most
graceful and perfect Shape possible, anu
are snqnsstionablv the lishts,i, most de,i.
rnble, comfortable aud economical Skirt
ever made
VESTS BRADLEY g. CARY. Pro
prirtors Of the Invention, and Sols Manu-
fnctnre-, 81 Chambers, and 10 & 81 Readr
Streets, New York
For Sale IN all the first class Stores il
this City, and throughout the United States
asd Canuda, Havana de Cuba. Mexico, South
America, and the West Indies
~ Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic Cor
doubIr) Spring Skirt. A. &C.
March 2S, 1856 -Sme.
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Puslished every Wednesday Morning.
BY
CONNOleS Sc CARTER,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
W. NJ. CoNN0Rs. D.J.CARTER.
ADVERTISEMENTS

ADVERTISEMENT
VIII be inserted at one dollar and ftiy cents
per square for the first, and one dollar DIT
square for each subsequent IIse tion.
square to consist of the space OF TEN LIsEs,
BREWER type. No advertisements Considered
less than a square.
The number o. Insertions must be written
on each ADVERT. emcnt, or they will be ;nser.
ted ill ordered OCT and charged accordingly.
semi-Mohttly, Monthly, or Quarterly Edver-
tsements, will be charged one dollar and Gjty
cents per square for each insertion.
The following deductions will be made in
favor Of standing advertisements
3 munths. o months. I year.
Quarter,Column, $500 S25.oo $500
Halt. Column, $500 S6.uU 5u,sU
One Column, $500 bU.uu 1900
sB Announcing Candidates FOR Office five
dollars.
sB Communications recommending candi,
dates for office aud all others of limited OF IN.
dividual interest, charged at advertising rates.
All legal or official notices must be paid for
by the individual authorizing the publication
the same, without reference to their official
capacity.
eB Announcements Of Marri ,gcs or Deaths;
Notices o! Religious Meetings published gratis
and solicited.
Obituary Notices exceeding the announce.
ment, will be charged for the overplu, at reg.
ulsr advertising rates.
sT- Tributes Of Respect, rated As advertise.
| mcnts.
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Y0RKVILLE ENQUIRER.
YoRKvILLE, s. C..

TERMS-iN ADVANCE--Thres dol
lars ard hfiy cents per yoar two iolisrs
for six a,obta-j one dollar for three montns
payable In .'gresnbaeks." When pay.
meat Is made 10 specie, two dollars and if-
~ cents per year one dsllar asd tweaty-
I'VE ssnis for six noaths; seventy Ave
cents Tor three months Single soPies, tea
osuts.
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An Ordinance,

To prohibit persons Jr9m hroping "Long
Bullets Tithin the Cooperation.
WHEREAs, Individuals are ia he kahit
Of ca-ting long bullets on the side walks
eadaHgeri.E q the lives or limbs of the e,,i
zens.
Be ii therefore ordained bv the InisndaA,
and Council of Lancaster, in Council ass-m
blrd, that it shall bo. aud il hereby declared
to be unl.wfui for asy person "r persons 10
throw long beliefs within the cctpsrst e
limits Of the Village. Anv person or per.
sons who shall b. con, h ed OF u violation
Of this Ordinance shall -uhj.c, himself 10 a
tine Of five dollars for zach and every Of
fence in the pr-friisrs
Ratified 10 Council. this 9Th day Of June,
1866 J ADAMS, Iutd't
JoHs NJ. BsArY, Sec',.
Juns 1876
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What is the difference between q vo
man who tears her dress and one who
padsi One busts her stuf and The other
stuffs her bust.
keep your dog away from me !" said
adand7 to a butcher boy. Dam ,h.
dog, he's Away, after puppis.," .aid tn.
boy. -.
why are ideas like bsardsf Bscaus.
heD get them when they grow up and
women never have thsm.- Voliaire.
The more married men you have the
less crimes thsrs will be. M.rrisc. rem
ders . man moro virtuous and more wise.
Why is the assessor Of taxes tho b.s,
man in the world ! Because he never
under rates anybody.
A n'gress speaking Of her children,
said Of Que whittier than The rss,, she could
hot bar dat sr chile, kass he show dir, 40
easy
"W''s buried tL. bi.chst-ys Wv.
eAtsn dirt enough to cover il forever but
As some smpha,,c writer says, ID if
We have much respect for the man who
Prstends that he likes it."
A Yankee minister, who has been ou,
/" ch"piain in ,hs army, say. when he
hst read Mr.. Lneolu's emancipation
proclamation he "was carried TO the very
gates OF heaven" The fool had better
have lodged iD, foi be may never g.,
such a chance again.--Oh Guard.
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"We think the Machine much more than
pays for itself every wear in The saving Of
garments. We think il imporian, the
wringsr should be fitted with CUGS."-
lOrange Judd, Editor Of American Ayricul-
turist.
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UNITED STATES
STEEL PEN WORKS,
Factory, CAMDEN. NJ.
n Esterbroolr g. Go.
Steel Pen Manufacturers

4e3 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA,
~ JOHN ST. NEW YORK
The. Celebrated Pens are Of Genuins Au1r
tcan Aanuyarturs, ard compTie erery iedding
style IN the Market, and are equal in fnish,
elasticity and faeress Of Poini to the best i'm,
ported They are, therefore, sn.s 10 grin the
eorfGenoe Of the American pa6iis.
samples and Prices on application.
Lots Made TO Order, ofany pattern or stamp
required.
For Sale to the Trade at The Manufacturer &
Warehouses, Gs above |; and at retail by oil
Statioaers, Bookss!Lers and Ness Dealers in
the United States.
r. EsTERBROOK & CO.
March Z, tS66.--6m.
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In NEQUITY-LANCASTER.

William Carnes, Admir-. Bill for Parti.
John Carnrs, Sen, deed tien ts perfect
jacob c.,s.., s., ., .n "'' &c
IT appearing TO nv satisfaction that John
Carnes, Elizabeth Carne., Huey Carnrs.
William Cufnes, !annes Caraes, Rpsar M
Carnss, and R.brcca Ann Cnrnes. p rites
defendants in the ab"ts s,u,ea case t.sid.
without The linilts "f this State on t1o,isn
"f k-rshaw & Connors, Csmp claimants So
licitors, il is ordered that the said John
tarnes. Elizabeth CSrnes, Hu-y Carnes,
William Carnes, James Carnes, Rosanna
Carn.s. and Reb.ccn Ann Carnes, do plead,
answer or d-mur.t TO the Bill in said case,
on "r bsf"rs Tho 24th day Of June next.
otherwise judgment pro confesso will be
ordsged rganst Them
X. q. BILLINGS. c. f. L. d.
Com'rs Office. Lancaster G. H.,
5. e., March -, 1866
Aprli3m.
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S 0 u II II G. ROLINA.

= LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Jas L Rodgers. ap- J Application for
piicant, W.. William ID. sale real Estate,
Rodgers, ct al SMa'ilda Rody.rs
deceased.
Il appearing To nv satisfaction ,ha, Pc
ter Candy and wife, Jalia Ann J, X Hod.
gers. Alexander r Rodgers, ind bcand.r
X. Rodgers, four of The defendants in above
stated case, -eside without this State. IL
is therefore ordered that they do appear
ynd object 10 the divisisn and sale of the
Real Estate OF NaI'da Rodgers, deceased.
on or before the 7th day Of Jaly, a. " :,
1855. Or their consent I'd the s,nis will be
snte.e OF record.
ID. A. WILLIAMS,
Ordinary l.. d.
April eth, 1896. 5m.
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"My family would NJ soon give up the
cooking stove AZ this CLOTHES WRIsGR.
IL cannot be too highly recommended -
fSol0u Robinson.
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"This rs the first Wnnger I have found
that wonld stand the servic. required Of it
~. =. tiuggins. Lovejoy's Hotel.
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81 heartily commend tito economists OF
time, money aud The Rev
DR.. Bellows.
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P r | G. L s .

Large Wringer, "A" Sl2 90
MEDIUM Wrng"r, "B' 20 90
DotyS Washer, Family Size. II 90
Dotys Washer, Hotel Sizs. IS 90
Merchants or good ranvassers can max.
money rapidly srIli them in every town.
Exclusive sale guarnnt esd and liberal terms
given TO responsible parties W lo first apply
Descriptive Citcnlar and terms sent tee.
Tho celebrated DOTy'S CLOTHES
WASHER. which has just taken tie fr.,
premium at the great Fair Of the American
Institute, is also sold by the undersigned.
Z. e. BROWNING, General Ageat.
Ne. 347 Broadway, Nsw York.
February 7th, Is66-ly.
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The Weekly News, containing twenty
eight rsIanins. 4 Transcript Of the Daily
Times, 10 psblishsd every Tuesday, at 50
per aonum. Clubs Of ten or more, 81 so,
and copy.,o the Rot,sr up gratis.
Terms Of advertising in the Daily and
tn Weekly Times, Que square (ten Iia ~ or
Isss) 100 Tor Brst 'nsertion and so cents for
eaen suo-cqs.nt insertion. A reasonable
dedoction nade for advertisements inserted
fsSa longer period tbss oos month.
Advertisements iasedet in The Weekly
News mt 8Loo per square for each iaser.
tion: All lsttsfs 90 businsss with the above
psblicatisns should be addressed to.
WAXING e. HEBRON,
Charlotte, N. C.
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sM MAKE YOUR OWN SOAPt
CIV PER CENT. SAVED

RY USING b. T. BABBlr rs PURE
- Concentrated Potasi or Ready Soap
Maker Warranted double the strength Of
common Potash, and superior to any .th.r
saponiher. or lev in the market. Put up in
cans Of pound, , pounds, 3 pounds, s.
pounds and 2 po nnds, with full dir-c,'ous
in English and German for making hard
and soft soap. One pound wall make IS
gallons Of soft soap. No lime is required.
Consumers will find thi. the cheapest Pet.
ash il market B T BABRITF
Nos. 81, s.. 6S, 67, 6S, 81. 10. IL & 74,
Washington street, N. Y.
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From The Neg York Obserper.


awe have had in use for months past sus
OF Vests punI s,'which has given US nors
satisfaction as force aud liftlns pump than
any we have ever used Ii 10 QUE Of great
power, and we'll adapted for ships dseks,
mines, factories, greenhouses, grapsriss,
&c. The Morning Chronicles and Railway
Journal says lit is recommended for ito
extrens sim 3lieity Of construction, great
strength aud consequent durability ast
cheapne-s Of repair. There is no stufisy.i
pScsinrItike that upon the working piston,
working IN cylinder. fitted for the purpose ,
within the upper air chanibcr--which We
think great imr rovemsnt, ~ atutfing 10 80
liable TO DO tersnged aud leak under streng,
pressure To say nothing Of the 10 by
frc iss incident thereto. IL has also I've
air chambers, thus the action Of the valve
n cushioned upon beth sides by sir--prs.,
vsniing water hammer aud vacuum thump.
TIE valves arc very accessible, and simply
and cheaply repaired. They work easier
than any punp We have ever seen /; the 4
wells 100 feet deep, ,and as they are extreme.
" y'chesp. as wvil as simple aad strong. ws
freely recommend them.
CAMBRIDGE MIaE. N. c., Jane Is. 1895.
J. ID. WEsr, g. Co.--Gents; The Pump
which | ordered for OR mins 10 received
aud put TO work in our uuderlay shaft,
which we are shaking We ind that one
man will. with ease. Iift SO gsllons per nia.
ute. IL answers our expectations Ia svsry
respect, and our work,nea srs highly plsas.
cd With it. Il will do great SERVES with
but uihing expense for repairs.
Yours respectfully. Buss Hieous."
We have plenty more such esrtiasstss,
but thiak these are enoagh. For Psups,
Hsss, Pipe, etc, address ertcall npoa
J. ID. WEST e. CO.,
90, coarslsnd street, NY.
May q. an.