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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21
COURT.MARTLAL or LTUT.COL. GEO. r.
HiUS.

On the occasion of the parade Of the First Division
last 4h Of july as the 7th Regiment passing in rc'iow
before Mayor Hoffman and 0rGe1. CLa H. Sanford, Tho
band Of the Regiment TO turn out Of tie column nd
tako tbor position befIe the retrieving officer Col Alex
s4d,r Hamilton seen the error ouc.cd LlelCo HaWs 10
matt tie baud Col. laws Informed lin be was not IN com
uaud Of tie Regiment and referred hm 90 Col Emmols
CsIk who command. lllsmuch as Be ala Not ii me
.,ud convey The order 10 the commanding officer ho
accused Of disobeicce Of orders ord uSc Of duty aud
consequently placed under arrest Charges and specifications
aerc preferred against mm by Col. Hamilton.
ne order we , sga p S'S' n0' '0H'ens
HEADoUAa7Ers lsr glusis 5. o. $. N.Y.
NEY-foEK. August p 100
spgchL ORDERs no ILL, oe9fs ~ vs. Of ne rv
upon charge. Of d.obedence Of order and neo Of aay the ~
lowing hereby detailed 10 form CoefAaitia Tor h t
Co. Ym o Ward l2i1 REGIMENT rle,aat CT John E. Ben
Al Court yin convene a. TIE Amo Of ae re iesinsn IN
+s near Boadwy on Iuediy he ..,h Day q .,
charge d ber duties; to. Che Eapo rrqusio9 Jads'
By order Of MsjorGen. Gas W. SANFORD.
After the members Of tho bod been sworn the Jadge
Advocate read the following charges and specifications
HRADeRs or Tnz lt DvisloS o. TnE NATIONAL CuAsD oF
TgE STAFF O. n X n, wv OK Aes 81 q 1910 no.,
ass Pi'fia I Dy @S Pnop Biycp ror II Rs F
Division Of the National Gu-id Of the st"e Of hewa sgan
CnAHeK-Dsobedenc. orders.
SpseJeahol ti. that the sad eucol George T. Iaw,
th day job 1866 being upon duty with IN said regiment then
in the column Of me trst Division and f9fmus pat lessoL aud
while his I'D regiment was passing IN yeT before ,lg Mayor Of
being odsre dby Col Alexander Hamilton Division Inspector Of .1i
direct The Band be sd h 70 torn out Of the
column front Of sd Reviewing while d regiment
pSssng said officers in did positively and ~hBay "eee. and
Iefus 10 o hey said order.
CHARGE 2-Negect Of duty
Speoaon la tlis TIA, the rid LsutCo George T. Haw' on
fJuy 1866 being upon parade with bis regiment IN the
column ofsaid F Division ADD pant iheeo aud while said
regiment pat Of said column passing IN review before the
City Of New York aud the M0r General q said bv
upon being notified by tho Division Inspector OF aid Division
that OF his bad q ire column
Of reviewing oh while h said regiment WIS pssng
review did to Tecy sd the great discftc Of
his regiment ALEIAEDEk HAAiLIoS, DviAoh Inspector
NsS. York. AoE q 1866.
Al the conclusion Of the reading Of the charges the Judge
Advocate asked tho accused be plead guilty not guilty
Col HaWs stated that he did think Il right to compel
him the charges he bad already DteI released
from arrest or similar charges by ecaloIder dated August
T. ls66.
Cen WIN. IT, Anthem eui Sinclair Smith appeared rs com.
eel FOR tho HccL.cd By their direction Col laws "9ccted
10 second Fec fcai0a being irregular. Ine court Was
cleared lOr celebration. On tie Opening VI Tho court tho
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slow torture Koepng rats olive for the purpose
OF batting dogs rrco yes ~ the Instant condemnation
OF an reputable oeoy BIt tie question 4 killing rats Or
Other afilL 80 soc SIC tnre7g on IS more perp''AiaF'
IL IA % b. noted however that fs efforts Of the prevention
O.cfutv f0csrlrs % Europe have almost done away w
vrigec on Which has heretofore been considered irals
uer4be 10 science II reserved To- thc Society here 20
inaucurGts the reform in tas country. 70 vi certainly
recon nerd H. advise tat locsiAetcs be employed ELc
yivisection cannot be dispensed with.
Tie society," Is deeply il"Ies h. inroducpg reforms n
TIE tfca'renj o. lDse end V shortly issue two or more
pub icttions The subject fr CTlut0us dsi5U.on O'
he principal ~ cts OF tls movement IS 90 Go at ty win
TIE use checkreins ard nders horses which are
shown be Uttcy rcelcs if ctiuus-WCIse than useless
Indeed as indGcIa vices ard diseases binding hood 10
~ pat on over eyes ard II horse burning stable
IS among tie recent additions he 4 preserving lie
ana preventing suffering rOs,escd by ue Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21

RAID on SPoRTSAIEN.-For several years past the
residents OF Staten Island have been greatly annoyed on
Sundays by parties from NewYork who cone over there Tor
the papos Of hunting game In consequence OF there having
been no police force the Island the law enforced
On Sunday last Capt HobrO0k Of the Ffy-hr Precinct
divided his force three Equals each IN charge Of SER
geant and made Of tHe Island aresn all that could
found On crossing The hills the u Slapet0n hs
force what appeared 70 be line
OF skrmishers. Charging IN gallant manner
sporsmen who brought to headquarters Tho remais
der escaped the other side Of the island When ey
about the boat for New York thew by evera
policemen ~ citizens dress who Informed them that they Wsrs
wanted 40 headquarters. Justice GaTrt welcomed them
headquarters IN very neat address, ia which no ihoimes
them they quite welcome 10 yst Staten leland o'b
ing they would leave their firearms al home lie would u
nsh all who wished return 70 the ctY with p'pt "a
the payment Of so. Twenty Oi tAom Obtained iAs
required pass Tho remaining decided 20 accent i-ea
huapaes tlt Judge might tender tlel, NLege eJ eEe
Low waiting i0r something " turn w.
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M effect pursuant and according 70 and provided BY
ars 10 al 0d ea and 10 further appearing ~ e Coart
uudrr tfo Il the oggtcss approved Aug
l-f before ref.lrd entitled muic fA,ctuty 20
provide t1o enforcement 81 certain prov os 90 fe reac1
oftrc r. G Hal frtneI. by tbc odca.auaa ed judgment
O. PEE C..s 90 o. Government o Sweden and Norway for
Tie So n New York rendered 30 TIE matter elccHC tie
rTr 90 and ceieiio1 ~ the seaeU a'ort aid by authority
Of UGIed States Commission, ANA e.iJrc,d
a. ne fst ce tie aforesaid Con u ~ sweden and Nor0ny
pursuant ihr provisions Of sld rery iut act OF Con-r.
8li ~ opinion That lc ptton'Is lo clid ~ a8 20
sup ont ana enforce r wit OF abetc us aud th' motion
tl issuing OF said silt a prayed o therefore, deuel
Errf Jgrc osq "a support of tie r;iIn u heLaii o. The
sen. en- Charles VI Da Costa IN opposition thereto N behalf
q y. ) eAAl AID N-rstkILu Cn.lu.
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CIVIL COURTS.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMRERs-SEPr. 2o-Before Justice
SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
b. Lefuvwel agt. Adolph +. Godfrey.-Motion de-
ried with $40 costs with TO the ahday Of
the defendant when II be obtained payment Of $40
costs.
WIN. H. Towrley nrt. Catherine TownleY.-RePort con-
filmed and judgment Of divorce granted.
B5fOre Justice CLERKR.
Jennie r. Hilton ct al ag George W. Niles Ct aOrder ap'
pointing receiver granted on flng security IN $4,000
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL 1ERI-SEPr 90
Before Judge CARDOZO.
In re Samuel Dayison.-l think the amendment
may be allowed but Of eoure It is at tie risk OF tho
petitioners. -.
Greer ag Gryer-Motion granted without costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21

THB QUABAETNE LAWS AT HAyAEA- FURTHER
MODIFICATION o. TIE s,,1s.
Mayor Hoffman yesterday received tie follow
ing letters:
r, HE Honor ne Mayor oCh, cir u h.r Ir'.
SIN Incioscd herewith gol hove ry uandlton Of a
ta i0 i., b., me Caverd General r cir, at Oh, l.,au.
ueudl.ion fthe Bo1rd 81 Heal Tie ob.r9a p 41.l4u
zoe row Te,seed % 81, s' iT ye,'es .a 5-a o, ,
s. ., no .i.o on board AID bfi Lofa ls L,
decree icif N give yol 40 DE a'on ton u. t. tr
ANA r.9ec, y r,q1.t'f you 60 i-fc $50 -, p-.sIal
that 10 uay become feuc- l. known.
AN, SlI. with great respect your g1e Vent s'r1tt
United s'1,cs Vice Coral.G moro. la charge.
By the circular Of AUGUST 80 arl 90 view ri ac cistai ID
vice tie Government LAD received oi if f. az oteia 10
tle United 80 c TIE qeara tu' regulations ty another
circular dated tAc l11 81" thr sane monte wee f,i LI"i
ior vessels proceeding ron te Ai'rc'a lI'I "eir %
some degree axel Tle modification ttcn mode saf fed
the cXcCHcy II he moment 1-- Iceo.c rE Go .1icEsl %
commerce u general with those ~ tac "a Joe iclt, permit
ifs tho wishes and .piltD~s OF Gre former To adfpt
which have beet late received permit o circular a. ne
Hs Rvce encv the Superior t G.vtrao ltar beard the
excellent Superior Bcorl 90 Irla ntd Do conformity
with rs dccisi1c hes been Ira7ru q. decree tll o. YA
tion prescribed by tue cicu Of 'c3 " Alrt Pee hunted
DAYS for vessels proceeding from r. nta, Nr" oieIn
the Uuou provided always TINT ey hiihg ce4n hh Of
health aIIlyc without ay css 'i sickness lhu aa'c iI
tie pos.rse; for 80 80 case t{ vi" rra. 20 tn,
sanitary treatment prescribed D! te regulations o. tce 70
being also Understood that Be- present der is 4pHc DE "
all vessels % present under observation although tle' cmnt
passed without bcus ven fmgate, ard che 5lui ry state
OF the crew and passengers caroI DF thC .it. ONccf 30
be good; the stbBoarIs aud 'll committee, beng c.Iu
end d. sanitary state OF the vessels aud 10 accordance with
TIE Ill ng regulations
All when communicate to you ior your eEae, cowpianeo
Herewith joaquin NlDn d. QtLoAkA
Heraaa, Sept. TO- Isc6.
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OUR PUBLIC CHdRITIES.
MEETING OF THB coMMi5aoEsRs or CHARITIES AND
ooRRRCTIoN--APPRoTEIAT pOR THE YEAR

MEETING OF THE COMM i5IoFsRs or CHARITIES AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES poR THE YEAR
CONDITION OF TBB EsTTUroSE.
The Commissioners Of Public CdHiu3s and Cor
rscoa held their regular seainoaly ussHs yesterday.
blAiessrs BOwen Nicholson Be, aid EreuDG present
communication received ron me Superintendent Of
the worlhouse, II ctws Ilud auHculcne ue death Of
Charles " Snytb llt. eIa on =. Oh u. Se2le.DaT'
Re'si Thsihs Presden; pa sae,. C re Board a. their
%ftt psya6e to he OK e. o. our Ica. sad scr,tsry for G
,aa q 69i said amount be ooi OF c appropriation Tor
The receipts lIom tr i 20 ,ne h Vi September ere
follows; Gross receipts nom luaats Of Lunate Asylum,
Eeut OF College FerIy monty &e 1910 eli Received from
Controller balance oireQusiioa Ter s5@O0-sOJ1 Total
ne lsEd9g I9tt5 "a, 5es,issa -. oo,,,,
T. u. Hon. ia. BoE4s Pysef B.aSs q r e an ~ e. .
NEEDED AMI s9T Rcf FOR tie o.tDcor Poor to owaII You
f7rm :Ee duties Of ana surg os n compliance
viii Sec 2 Char u o. Rges and Regulations &C.;
gIey pi Lgk Dr. j. Bg-y Done Dr. Waer G DT. CLas
Dr. Nm a Hs,sI.e1d '-''" ~ - - Nv " -'-' " -'u'
AHe1sfg S0seoss-Dr J. " sou.lbsek Dr. 4 p. Moey Dr..
r. waite Dr. Leroy ~ Yale d. Howard fAekney, Dr. Ll-
elan Demsinvl.e, Dr. Geo. A Quimb5.
the Board de.Is have The BIesu operation by the l Of
October have the honor eqGc that tie st be- 10
a. re appointments are made very respectfully, 60,
The following condensed statement Of The weekly re-
Por ron the several institutions Of public charity AID cor
rection for the week enoing opt. 10, lso5;
Bru. H3Piel-Remauilg at last report, 49, admitted,
So ~ssuI l0i ulschaista l5J toto4 4eiIuiA4LR 'o'
SpNeae A'yai-ism1niug a. last report 'sJ No ad1is'
SONS. deaths or discharges.
Aisioass-R emliarg at last report 1l79; admitted Co.
died, %: discharged, -; t0t8l remaining !,l79.
MISUNDERSTANDING at last report 542; admitted 81
discharged 90; ped. 81 total remaining. 555
MISUNDERSTANDING az hast report 534i admitted 4U2i
died 10; discharged 3Jl escaped y total remaining &C.
Snail P0r Notwithstanding at last report no donates
R4raars hlaad-Remaining a. last report lOlli admitted,
o. died /; discharged 40; total remaining, LOO
Cut Prison-Remaning At last report, 49, NO change
Cdrtv Hospital Remaining at last report vi aumltted
I3l. died 9; discharged. lOJ; total remaining 80 49,
Ntrsr Rosyia-R- naming at last report 1875 admitted
e.. died 1; discharged, 2l total remaining. IT, -
second Disirief PTis0Riemanlug at last report % NO
shaugt. .,.--.-. ~
T8fr Dis,ria Prison Remaining az last report. 80
F,1yii Disyici PrisOu--Romaning at last report, -
Fep FJ.Di,al-Renaiplug at last report 80, admitted 10
died 3; discharged, s. Total remaining o.
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PROPERTY ASSESSMENT.

COMPARISON BETWEEN TIE VALUATION or PUBLIC
BUILDINGS IN YEw-YoRK AND TIE ASSESSMENTS
THEREON.
At a meeting Of the Brooklyn Board Of Supervisors,
hr. Shole Chairman Of SIeca Committee who visited AZ
banv endenvorto obtain reduction Of the State taxes levied
Kings county. submitted the following table showing the
eerCe between the tual value Of Of Tue principal
buildings u New YOik and the amount FOR which they are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21
MARINE COURT.
lBrfITe Judge Heifn
ALLEGED CRUELTY TO sEAMRS on BOARD A BRITISH
George M,yne 0gt Edward RaIter.

George M1yue 8g. Edward Raxter.
The plaintiff in this and some other cases charges
the Captain Of the British ship Am Gray with cruelty and m
iu,Gal- arrest and prsyunenL The charge IS that tie
ship beng roundabout voyage by way OF Genoh ana
eEhorn this port che Captain leaving Leghorn pctd
80; ilnt irons aud threw lin for three days into dark
closet feeding hun water and single cracker day.
The defense that q Leghorn the refused to work and
the matter there REFER the British Consul Tie Con-
sui aBGed them 60 the ves, and tie s refusing 20
work the plain placed them IN irons IN room some e1lO
feet with two bunks though without beds aud them
every dsy bscus Of Italian bread amounting together to
the O bread which the law nnler tue eli cumsauees
c-ffltG heu; ana that they liberated Immediately
ter consent work Objection was also taken to
The ia isdictiol OF tie Court
The csc vas SUMMED Mp with unusual In such COM
prnVcy small Tie Jury gave verdict for plaintiff
Of tiJO
EDWIN James and Danphy for p.1intif Miles Bagey for
defendant
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President stated that the would their division
Cr Haws rcqL tod o. che pryE' Of bis conhsL
Gen Anthor. arguug bis f'cse orally request ihe c"h
If, not willing CD graft they deciding tist III arguments
ZION counsel must De 90 writing CT Have Cu akrd tl't
M count album tfa his sci might Be en4sd q iepare
his LelcLse which was grufri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21

Ex.PCSIliiSTgR LISC0LN.-The following cor.
respoudeaco hos taken place between the lsiercaor sss
clerks Of the Brooklyn PosOce an tie Hon Geo. LA
colr, Postmaster. shout 10 be removed:
BRookrYS, Sept IS lasa
To tie Hon. 6. 3. LEco'S.
sH lneu etter-carrer and clerks lately Asa
during Tue past years employed uud ycu tie Bu0kyf
PostO nee new that you are about 20 retire from rs contfo
bglrWe You fRtir ilgeye o. 4 gned ttuds
for your nsuany and courteous c0ldGct toward them
during Tie long and erensli period o. your administration
We watched with admiration your underwriting PATRIOTISM
convenience and II yolr family aEo suDsr.
ysR your innate love OF doing good not only 20 the suffer
ing and needy but % to edyaaoeneEt Of n cause q yoaI
mpered country. How true t4s IS meet not pause 70
prove Many OF our poor bar brave and suffering soldiers
on many dsi9t 0ltiei IL camp and hospels togetses
record matter aha, evelu!luss Of the failure 0AJ
ST. regret separation but toe "reminiscences Of tia
many pleasant thoughts which your kindly nstlre las Givsa
u.e % within q, WlIeYer i've 10 our 4e.ores.
May God bless you ana uake TIE future lie q You ana
yogr family happy og prosleJoas is eryery lpgs5 io5 ~
and by i6 o,a5rs ilclGs GU hands enioyed IN PosOaos
BROOKLYN, Sent H. 1850
JosIH w SrioNsoy ESQ., Asst P5.Fassr and he CayTs''
md Clerks gt PEE Brooklyn Po'-0ts
GENILWN' Your mmuuicatOu OF september Is has iust
lc,u ller go bands. profoundly sensible Oftn ga
con pAme PAD me 10y 'he gentlemen Wlose names ois %
pended To t5e G.cumeu before me- refers 10 years ~ Ter
soaal and OHe intercourse uencgg tue ..;i
Of l6I ara running rough the ard up o. resent
Tine 10 De assured as mn IN your Lrr n nav so
ceeccd in retaining your respect and confidence % r ~
lulia nc NNtN At VI y0Ai
names discover blt whom found Office when
took IA DE month OF May ict refer with special
satisfaction 10 the long roll o honor re Representa-
Of almost every hatuetc ron the Bull Ran 70 Petefs
burg among your number; three arm and
lex upon the ual-lcl4 snd unmis.Jkab.e marks Of
honorable wounds ugon several others plainly indicate tie
chl OF the oJlbu BOYS IN me war Few there
who did not the but for teso answer some
sent their and their others and remained them
selves 70 per form important at IN the great service az
handed By the uy acting lively messengers bS
tween tie boys no the ont sEd the the loved ones al home
Finally, permit me 70 that II the brooklyn PostOhet
has been managed subeye the best Interests and cOny@
nieuce Of citizens IL ought and have intended that
IL should be- u Is mainly owing TO tie aiihiu men VINO IL
summers heat and Winters cold by day and b. night have
been ready second ana carry every suF
gcsted for the public good.
Trusting that long for each and every OF you sons
occupation may appear less aguuc ami remuuerauYs
and In the hope and wish that health aud long life attend
you, am, gentlemen yours, vita great respect
GLOKGE b. LINCOLN.
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BOARD OF HEALTH

The regular weekly meeting Of the Board Of Health
was held yesterday afternoon nj O'clock President Schulz
in tie Chair There was a fuI attendance Of members.
The minutes Of the previous meeting read. and
frmed.
desutory conversation upon meat and slaughtehouses
was then carried for about half hour between President
Schultz Judge BCsWorh ard other members Of the Board
CASE OF DR. CAyETTI.
DR. STONE then called attention to letter from DR. Dalton
in reference physician Staten Island who had failed 10
report OF cholera. resolution adopted nstrueng
the Attorney write for explanation, and that not forth
coming Tie Attorney should proceed prosecute according to
law.
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BOARD or ALDERMEN

SPECIAL sEssIOy5-THE NEW FERRY TO JERSEY CITY
TIE PUBLICATION or TIE NEW REGISTRY LAW
BADGES, ETC, FOR THE CIVIL JUSTICES.
The Board Of Aldermen met at ? o'clock yesterday
afternoon IN special session. tie President John Bce esq
u tie air Concurrence LAD on TIE RESOLUTION IRON e
oitcllmen CT lIslng ferry ON the foot Of twenty
nrt St North River, % i Ivo'i .-gye., Jnrtey City. -
By resolution tie Board ordered tie publication OF 5lOOg
,os of the Registry llw 1865 resolution offered
oieng Inc St Get COmms rueT TO procure badges baons
snl saves If Office F all the Civil Justices 10 be IN all re-
'rc,ts similar 10 those furnished 20 Police Jntces
On notion tie Board then aepuTned to Monday afternoon
next.
BOARD or COUYCILMEN-1his Board were TO nave
held meeting at o'clock yesterday afternoon. but at that
hour quorum appearing tho President declared the boad
Adjourned 10 Monday afternoon next
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Building 10 process Of erection.
Vsue or lie lots. Building almost finished, costing about
$40 OOA
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MATORS OFFICE

TuR QCAGASrIyE LAWS AT HAyAgA -FUETH2a
mODuICATIoS o. TIE s,,1g.
Mayor Hoffman yesterday received tie follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-21
MILITARY

BRIGADE INSPECTION.
The following order has been issued by Brig-Gen
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-12
The specific remedy for
The specific remedy for
CONSUM PTI0N,
Nervous Debility,
AND ALL DISORDERS OF THE LUNGS,
NERVOUS AND BLOOD SYSTEMS.

The success of the HYPOPHOSPHITES during
the past ten years, in the cure OF that greatest
scourge of the race, CONSUMPTION, Is unpar-
alleled in the annals of medicine. This new and
thoroughly scientific remedy acts with invaraoie
efficacy, in all cases of tubercular diseases. 1t
relieves the cough, checks the perspiration, sub
dues the chills and fever dimushes the expectof-
alton, and promotes refreshing sleep. All the
general symptoms disappear with ,apdty which
is really marvellous. Cure is the rule-Dsath the
exception.
Their beneficial efforts are equally prompt and
certain in all arrangements of the Nervous and
Blood Systems-being unsurpassed as Nervous
Tonic and gene gator OF new and healthy blood ;
while for cases of General Debility, Loss oil
| Strength, Flesh and Appetite, Dyspepsia, Neu'
ralgla, Paralysis, Chronic Bronchitis Asthma
| Scrofula Chronic Diarrhea, 1t Is the most ethca
cious treatment known. A fair trial is certain
| cure. Circulars free.)
| PaIcEs-In 7-sz and l6-oz. bottles, 81 and 5;
| each, small or large bottles for So, by ex
press Sold by all respectable druggists, and a
the sole general depot, wholesale and retail, b.
j. WINCHESTER & CO.,
| 46 John St, New York.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-12
DIR. Bakers Injection.

N. BIN cases of Gonorrhea, Gleet and Stric-
ture, DIR. Bakers Injection is recommended to be
used in conjunction with the Specific, as it mate
rally aids IN subduing the Inflammation and stop
ping the discharge. Both are recommended to
be used in these complaints.
treatise on Sexual diseases called the ssSelf-
Instructor, - accompanies each bottle of the spe-
eifc.
Price-Dr. Bakers Specific, s., so per bottle.
Pride-Dr. Bakers Injection, 81, 90 per bottle.
Price-Male Injecting Syringe, 80 cents; female
Injecting syringe, 90 cents.
Sent by express to all parts of the country on
receipt of the money and 25 cents additional to
pay for shipping and boxing.
Prepared and sold by DIR. E. Easterly s. Co., No
10 North Fifth street, St. Louis, Mo, and their
Branch Store, No. 90 Madison street, Chicago,
Ill.
For sale by all Druggists.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-12
REMOVAL.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE,

FTHE SUBSCRIBER has removed his
| Cigar and Tobacco Store from the Johnson's
American Block, to Glockhoff's store, adjoining
Babcock's Hall, where he will continue the bus
mess of Tobacconist, and the manufacture Of
cigars. He will keep always ON hand good
stock of all Kinds of Cigars, Tobacco, Snufs,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Pipes, Cigar
Holders, Tobacco Bags, Cigar Cases, Sc, &C.,
where he hopes to all his friends and the pub.
liz generally and merit share of public patron-
age. MATHEW SCHLEGkL.sl
Rock Island, Jan'y 8, dit.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-12
iai{Sfdal2
Prompt and Certain Remedyfor
SpermatOrrhea, or Seminal W eakneSS

Or Involuntary Nightly or Da ly Loss, however
caused, or however severe; while they Will spec
div correct those Morbid Conditions arising from
the original disease. or from secret vice.
The Specific Pill is equally suited to the trea
ment of every species of Genital or Urinary lrri-
liability, Lime or s'Brick Dust" deposits in
the Urine, Milky discharges and Weaknesses
of the Kidneys.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS-'I have used
your SPECIFIC PILL in many cases OF SPerma-
torrhea with the most perfect success''-J. MIL
TON SANDERS, NJ. D., L. L. D.
81 have cured very severe cases with from SIX
to ten boxes of yoar Specific Pill''-B. KEITH,
M. d.
Price ST. per box. Six boxes tor %, by mail
Address
j. WINCHESTER d CO.,
30 John St, n. \.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-12
planning MILL.
Weekly Paper, Established Oct. 10, 1851.
Dailv Paper, Established July Is, 1854.
MILTON JONES.

THE undersigned are prepared 80 execute
L all orders for planning lumber at their mill,
corner of Washington and Rock River Streets.
They also manufacture
Window Blinds,
Window and Door Frames,
Window Sash,
Doors, &C., &C.,
and they respectfully solicit the patronage of all
who want anything in their line.
buildings erected by contract, or by the
day.
BIDDISON & GILMORE.
LoekIsland, Fsb'y IL, dwtf.