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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-01
A YER'S PILLS.-Are you sick, fee

A Bile, and complaining Are you ont Of order,
with your system deranged sna your le-'lisS III
comiortabie7 These symptoms are onen tne II,
creeping upon you, and should be avert.d ~
timely use OF the risht remedy Take -, Anah
purify the blood, and let the auids move on nh.p
strucied in health again They stimulate the
functions Of the body into vigorous activity, purify
the system from the obsrruc;ions which make
disease cold settles somewhere In lbs bod5,
and deranges It's natural functions These, II MOI
relieved, react upon themselves and the surround
ing organs, producing general sserava,ioni sut
fsring. and derang ement While ia this condltloh
take AYERS PILLS, and soc how directly they're.
stors The natural action Of the SYSTEM and win II
the buoyant feeling OF health again. What j. tfne
and so apparent in this trivial and common com, ON,
Biain ss9 In o. same ,ns psTgaTs eject
expels them. Caused by similar obstrncuohs ana
arrangements Of the natural functions OF the oodyl
by The same means. None who know the virtue OF
these PILLS will neglect TO employ them when
suffering from the disorders they cnre-suen as
Headache, Poul stomach, Dysentery, BILIOUS Goin-
Eostivsnsss, Tonstipaiion, Heartburn, Rheuma.
tism Dropsy, Worms, and Suppression when taken
They are sugar coated, 40 that the most sensitive
ca n take them easily. and they are surely the best
pargative medicine vet discovered.
AYERS AGUE CURE. FOB THE SPEEDY A NJ
CERTAIN CURE OF Intermittent Fever or ShlIis
and Fever, Remittent Fever. Chill Fever, DUMB
Ague, Periodical Headache or Billions HeadaShe,
of diseases originating in hillary derangement'
caused by the malaria Of miasmatic countries.
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the
vantage over other sgue med ciues, that 1t sub
dues he complaint without injury to The patient.
stance, nor does 1t produce quin!sm or any inlu.
rious effect whatever. Shaking brothers OF the
army and the west, try 1t, and You VIII endorse
th psss ssssdl by j. c. AVER CO., Lowell Mass
and sold by dealers everywhere. oc@2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-01
1rxAxC1AI And COMMERCIAL
Secretary McCulloch's Report on the national
Finances.
,,..s s,o,, washington city TO the


Finances.
A dispatch from washington city 70 the
New York World says:
Thu forthcoming report OF the Secretary OF
,ha Trc,.nrv on the national finances has been
and printed for Distribution !" sne
country on the day OF It's presentation W VI au
gress The views which u Will present VIZ
not be new In so far IA me Oh nnan 90 f,pct.
iicy will be laid down, yet the rss"."t OF lacl,
and f,gnres will show the nationai nnanclhi
situation TO be In n much more natterlng CON
dition than AT the opening OF the hist ses ,,"a
OF the Thirty ninth Congress, or a. me ciose
of the fiscal year on June -; iso;' Ut dins
:, me 30 1866, was one Of great prosperity,
>" abalance of the treasury on that day STOOD
Caows
Casa hand June -, ls5j...... ss1s,sos 10
hand June 49, ls66..... iSo.oo',sl' IL
Net. 1900 - -,
II. icurrency,n hand was not estimated Of
II exceeded 81. or else the balance wouid have
ditures for %, 900. The receipts and expen-
In ending juno years ls6j-'65, the fiscal year
y, sd are ~ follows
ay From customs, lEcEIPrs.
ny From public bonod. ..........il79,oi 90, $50 81
From direct tax............. 6tj,o3l o3
From Internal reve, ......... l,074.7A L.
miscellaneous sources ........ oo,22G,ei2 y
-...,... oj,l2j,@65 4
an Total receipts from all -------
~, Thi. revenue. 1t il Bees So18r"5", 40 "
mt amount that of any other red, exceeds IT
n for the came period. III on the .lob'
T.. EXPENDITURES.
nm Civil. foreign, and miScellans
, Observation-Disclosures.
I" Pensions and Indians. 0i1,351 =
IL War.......t...........' .'''.... 1891
re- Navy. ..''......... 's'''pI :
nd Interest. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l"3a@Sz :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-01

MILLS ~ RYA-NT, TOBA Cf'O EX-
M CHagGg. RICHMOND, Va. -kokkks
AND CnMaIssIOa MERCHANT for tbs vur.
TpBatcu> orders soiiersd. Liberal advances
mad. on consignmsnt- Refer 10 A. hAsvkv.
President National hAAA of Virginia JAsss
THoa.s Jr., tsQ., Richmond, Va. Messn ii.
Mg-,gsaEE i Co New YORK nsssrs. Jnassos
4 TBOaPauF. Boston. Mass jyA-r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-01

A j.. SHEPHERD 81 CO., General
n. Commission Merchants for the sale OF TO.
BACCO, WHEAT, LUMBER, &c. All business en-.
trusted to our care viii receive prompt attention.
Mr. A. q. TALNAE, formerly with George w.
Atkinson, and late T4lman u Harris, 10 assoeisted
with Us. and will be pleased to serve bis old
friends aud tho former patrons OF tha two Late con-
cgrDa. utce corner Eleventh and Cansl streets.
"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-01

Thi, revenue. II il Bees 6,"5', i'' ~
amount that Of any other red, exceeds In
for the came period. N on the .!obe
EXPENDITURES.
c;vI forei1n and nlsCellanA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-01
DIssOLUTIONS.


IrTION.-The concern OF
TtPDY 4 WILLIAMS having been ,s change pa.
on the isi OF February last hs name 81 Ia wind.
Ing up ,aat az c. TARDY co is TIL; d1y
rhe cohs ~ ~. ysitharawaT OF JAMES VII.
iaIs TagpY hsSi IN a., sssp asss. Of that
sponsuw; u alone be aui horiLed from THIS aa.S
.tsn The name of $. c. TAKpn SSo; male pay.
i'm ,sbtsd 10 the concern will tnsreiYI,SS
msns to him. SASgs 7. WILLIAMS.
RICHMOND, November9i, 1865.
IT., ,,srsiyr.d will continue the Au..uS
me uWWiSyiOy BUsIAh>S ~ the ,old Sa "a,
c"rner Of Seventeenth and Dock s u bs as
VII bri;n... .ntru, ted 10 hats CO. shall have
Proh'i' NAN 0. C. TARDY:1
In Withdrawing from the concern OF 3 Q; Tax -:
DY CO., return y sincere thanks 70 ~
friends for the very liberal Patronage extooases
| the above frm, and rean,.t Amy
no2-ts janis :. .---------.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-01

Every daily newspaper published In the sontn
will make one insertion Of this advertisement
a.ssInx III, do me the favor to call attention 70 IT..
aud forward bill with marked copy Of paper to me
al Richmond. sl-lD Il. RIVW POLLARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-01

ITO Elk .CoXrEpERArE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
armies are most earnestly requested TO send US
anything they have In the way Of notes. nara:
lives, sketches, and particularly INCIDENTS and
aspcnnTRs OF the war IL matters not how roughly
and iInpsrfsciiy they may be written-they Will Dc
dressed up, II necessary, by the editor i9r publ,
Ia literally paid for, and y cash remittance will
Is nj one. made 10 the parties forwarding them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-01

TO ADVERTISERS.
Merchants and business men can ind no medium
,bYough which 10 reach THE PEOPLE OF The
SOUTH like that afforded by The Southern
Opi.ioa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-01
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.

SOMETHING NEW.-We have III
> store, lust received, a lot Of MEMS Ssp
BOOTS and BKoGhNS and woMEE,S EAl
ShoES--Bs.so - - .a.ti- -
ur--no wood nr paper in the bottoms. Vss>
We hav. these BOOTS ami SHOES made
expressly to our order, and we can recommend
these 10 be Of extra quality.
They are from the very best merchants, and all IN
want Of these goods viii do we'll 10 give III call
before purchasing elsewhere. as We intend 70 sell
tb.,n ysry low. PrTNEY 4 WATTS,
no 90 corner Of Thirteenth and Main.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02
From the National Intelligence.
THE PRESIDENTS POLICY.
Call for a National Union Conven-
tieH.of Delegates frem all the
States.

i national union convention OF 81 least tuo
delegates from each congressional distric. OF al
the states two from each territory two from
the District OF Columbia, and four delegates 50
large from each state will be held a. the city of
Pniladelphja on the second Tuesday, (l4thl of
August next.
Such delegates will be chosen by the electors
OF the several states who sustain the admiaistFa-
ton ia maintaining unhroken she Union Of the
states under the constitution which our fathers
established. and who agree in the following
propositions, viz:
Tue Union OF the states IL IN every case iu1is-
soluble and IS perpetual: and the constitution
| @the United States aud tae LAWS passed by caa-
asNsla pursuance thereof are supretse, and cou-
Ss.as AZ universal IN their obligations.
l ae t'ssS, the dignity aud the equality OF the
s.A.es "a ssassiaioa including the sgas Of repre-
ssAsAsae- - oeSxr.ss, aro soiemnly guaranteed
" sea' eoNssst1sse>s 10 save which from over.
! t1fo" 20 .s1SA oleo1> Md treasure were expeud.
Cd In the late civil war
There Is no right aaywn~r,, % ,slss,lxs al,
Union or 80 separate stAses te,ua ,ha IEnla,,.
either by voluntary witadrawa a. i force r sr,,.s
or by congressional action. nsisAor - ,h. se.ss
sion of states nor by tue exclusion OF sas, "a, :
and qualified representatives; nor by ee "a
siunal governments in any other form.
Slavery il abolished. and neither cas- nss
ought 10 be rs-essshlshed In any state or terri
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02
The War In Europe.

= The lurii cloud Of war has riser N Eu-
rope. aud broods over the eon.inea.. threaten
ing TO envelope every nation. The settle
men, of the allies az Vienna, III 1915, lie 70 De
unsettled. snd the map OF Europe Is 10 DC re-
constructed. AT that time, Great Britain
was the controlling payer. debating laws
and settlements. and France lay prostEste at
the feet Of the allies. To-day that same
France ID the imperial arbiter Of European
destinies. aud Great Britain cuts 50 sorry and
50 insignineant figure thai really she 10
counted out altogether. and whss abe sp-
provss OF what she does not approve. 10 treat.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02
APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT,

President johnson has given his approval
and signature to the bin providing the cree
ton OF q national armory and arsenal al
Rock Island, in accordance with the plans
prepared by Gen. Rodman, and for the re
moTal of the existing railroad bridge across
the Mississippi at shis point, and the build
ing OF another structure, with free carriage
ani foot roads. Tas bill is, therefore, nov q
law and beyond the reach Of accidents or
delays.
THIS is good news for Rock Island. l,
will give an impetus 10 our city beyond any
thing heretofore done We look for large
aud rapid increase in cur population and
business, aud an increase IN the value of real
estate provided our citizens exhibit. the nee.
essary energy in providing accommodation
for those VINO desire to locate here. We
need more houses, shop., mills and stores,
and we have plenty OF men who hava the
means TO build them. The progress Of Ia.
crease in Rock Island depends upon the
manner in which our people provide for the
wants and necessities of those who come here
% locate. Lei none be compelled 70 leave
for want OF encouragement to stay. and &C.
commodstions for their families and busi
ness.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02

Eating Carjpe cacGzshers and fruit. often
produces sudden ;aTus %; choltc sui cholera
rncrbus More especially amongst children
where Il - often attended vita violent vomit-
Jog aud great distress. Goes DJspepsIa
Cure vii! Immediately relieve the pains, stop
the vomiting. aud cure cholera uorbus with
cut fail, II taken promptly aud according TO
directions. Il Is also sore cure for dIges-
ton and dYsneps,a.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02

As preventive medicine. capable OF thor
oughly reinforcing the physical powers and
thereby enabling them 10 repei the ssmos-
pheric poison which generates disease, the
Red jacket Bitters stand alone among tonics
No ether can compete with il.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02
Important to Illinois Soldiers.

We make the following extract from a re.
cent letter frou Cougressmsn Ross:
'.Tae:e 5 al azcat appointed sid paid BY the
state Of I5oC.s to cC3ise. claims for o-r soldiers,
w4.ca j4dge Z not generally kao~a- IF yo4
kr0T OF any ~ao bzve claims for collection
sgsiust the government, yoa 8Ad better adv -e
them 70 write - CcloHei Cook. Illinois State
Agent; Washington D. T., Who viii attend 10
them promptly, free % charge. huron Co.
Pl.rEnt.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02
NATIONAL UNION CONVENTION.

We publish to-day, q. call for national
convention OF national men at Philadelphia
in August next wherein delegates from every
state shah appear TO confer together upon
measures concerning the general welfare, land
we hope and believe there will be cordial
aud enthusiastic response from every con-
crsssional district from Maine 10 Texas
The people are tired of partisan jugglery and
ask for craftsmanship they are disgusted
with the counterfeit loyalty and patriotism the
radicals present as genuine. and demand that
honest devotion TO the country De manifest
ed in endeayors to restore peace and harmony
between the north and south, and Union Of
states founded upon the constitution. con-
vention of sincere mea-aonest-capaoIe-
men seeking the elevation of the nation-dis-
daining the tricks of mere par.isans,an trust
ing Co the purity and wisdom oil their motives
and acts for the peoples appreciation, would
receive blessings from their conntrymen and
q firm support in their efforts 20 relieve the
government OF the radical incobus which op-
presses it. through the dominancy of party
which disrsgar3s every principle of true re-
publIeanism in their grasp at perpetual pow
err.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02

ed as OF no consequence whatever. "Such,"
says an eminent writer on the European SIT
uation, sis the peaceful revenge of Water
loo"
The war that ia about to open bids fair to
to surpass cur own gigantic efforts in the
war Of the rebellion Nations, mum bering
more than hundred million of subjects, are
arning for the battle, and they are about to
pus into the field armies 80 immense, that
the frm Sc. continent viii tremble beneath
their tread. Prussia has the largest army
she ever sat on foot. Austria has BOG, 900 men
under arns, Bavaria has the largest army
she ever rsised. In Italy, it is ssId, the en-
| thusiasm for war is so intense, that the mum
Der for the army can De increased 10 an al
most unlimited extent. Young men of all
| classes consider il disgrace 10 stay al home.
| The Swiss army amounts 10 199, 900 men,
Russia stands ready, on one side, with her
gigantic force % a million of men, and
France. on the other side, with her trained
| legions Of 100000 men. What spectacle
| does not Europe present 10 day! Between
| three aud four millions of soldiers supplied
| with all the Im p.ements of destruction stand
ing ready 10 be preeipiiated upon each other
What is me cause Of this war? O-tensi-
| bly, question Of sovereignty to the territory
of Holstein, bstween Prussia and Austria-
| Really desire to unset,ie the treaty Of Wen
ma on the par; Of France, desire OF liberty
on the par. If Hungary and Italy from Aus.
| TRAN despotism. The summer of 1866 is big
| with great events We cannet presume 70
| fortsll what the end will be, or what mighty
change may grow out Of them. We are led
10 hope, however, great things for Ireland 10
| the changing clements, and we are quite sure
| that there are elol heads and warm hearts
| aud strong hands enough ct home TO take al
vantage OF any opportunity that may offer "a
free Ireland from the British yoke. It il
owing, in part. 70 the fenisn demonstration
of the past year that England fesIs herself
compelled to play the hu aniliating part she i.
| new playing IN the great tournament Of the
nations-that Of an iusignfcsnt, unnoticed
and uncsred. for spectator, l. must be gall
and wormwood to that arrogant nation But
while she breads the fire OF fenianism in the
rear, she il bound over by ten thousand fears
TO keep the peace towards ali others /. il
| fenisnism. a. much a. any other Influence
| that has prscipitated Epga and into her pres
| ent degraded posture Woo -hail -ay. then,
| that fenianisai is failure .-B1stoa Pilot.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02

Although the Egyptians could preserve
the remains OF the dead from decoD position,
they could not prevent the teeth OF the lIviU z
from becoming decayed. 10 this respscI
modern science i abesd Of ancient art for
S0zodont actually emoslms the moiars and
iucis0rs and keeps them perfectly white aud
spot3ess.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02
The Rock Island Game Law Club.

i meeting e these Interested in the pves-
evvat.on Il tie game &C this County was held
ca Saturday evening. June 30N, 1866, in
Young America block. and organized by ap-
pointing Dr. p. Gregg, chairman, and Chss.
BGtord, secretary
The chair stated the object Of the meeting
70 De for 5ae protection 81 the game OF tts.
couoty.
Dr. ;. c. Pismmer, II. b Baker and B. D.
Bafori were appointed committee on per-
L anent organization, and to draf. resolut!ors
ex oppressive OF the sense Of this meeting.
The committee reported, as the oIcers Of
this club, DR.. 7. Gregg, president; Charles
Buf3rd. secretary H. b. Baker treasurer
and also submitted the following resolutions:
WHrKEAs, Cert,ia parIIes il Different sections
q ths county, are IN the habit Of killing game,
Vuf Of season, and violation o. law; : there
Iore resolved
Isl That we tae members of tae Rock Island
Game Law Cab, believe II the observance o. the
game Laws.
Cd. That We Constitute ourselves COMMITTED
Of the whole, znd make u cur business whole
and ind issdu2ls to collect evideHce and prose
cute snv guilty e violating the game laws.
81. Tia: we wall par the sen Of SO 70 any per
/ son gtsing such information Will lead TO tn'
conviction OF szy person persons guIiy Ct W.,
/ latlzg saIa game laws
| stt. THat C. NJ. Ossc-u. Chzs Brsord and r r
+ TsyIor constitute and are hsTe5F pP0suizd con
/ I.lttee attend TO the prosecution Of saea per
sons may be arrested tor violating he gan
laws.
+ The report Ct tie committee was unani
monsly adopted.
/ On motion II was
/ Resol-ed, That We, tae members OF the Roei
! gofGg resolutions AID pledge ourselves 20 carr.
/ taen into eject.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02

The negroes shout NeEbern, n. C., vso
live on government ratios, struck for wh se
sugar inssead ct brown. The sympathisng
bureau agent ordered VII he immediately
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02

\ rosy sunset pre.ages good weather a
rudy sunrise 5ai weather. 4 brigd, vel
low sky in the evening indicates wind. a
pale yellow, wet Ffdlr.; Fdrn,sr
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02
= &c y c.!

HE German School Society will give Pic
Vi % the 4th OF Iaiy, at MAJOR Br.-dsle,'s
GIVE, on Eagle street Coed music and cBoIce
re comments provided. The public generally are
rspecTfuHy invited.
E uiY2izt
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02

the New York Tines stat tbs, Mr.. Alexab
der 7. Stewarg's internal revenue return sho o
that his income last yssr four millions seve
hundred aud eighty tbou=s=i dollars less b
per cent. on the amount VII b he pail the H.
terIlal reyenus last year.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02
oo-oss's kausrs,ssmsuts.
LIsFDF LETTERS

DEMAININGI UNCLAIMED IN THE
III Posf Oaice .ukeck isiand, stase of Illinois,
on the ID day Of My, 1855:
Ordered to be ,d srtised in the |" Erening zrgu.,,
sgreeably to I'd following section Of the Pos,
Office Law, ssp pc newspaper having the lsrges.
circulation Of any paper published in Roci
Island, H.:
Sac. 5. Ande II further enacted, that Lists o.
Letters remaining uncalled for in any post off ca
IN any city, toy or village, where newspaper
shall be prInt=e shall hereafter be published ones
only in the mel paper which, being issued weekly
Or oitener, sht have the largest circulation with
lathe range Of elirery of said Office, TO be deci
esd by the pobmaster at such ofice.-Lars Of III,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02

I tHuedstuteR
| lnsorge Aufss Jeiords SidreyH
| Anderson &e Kimbsii A
Bennett b Koontz George
| Btnedix 1serck Kyne John
Brake.eehk Henry Kline John T
Bfadley D. Leisure 5 NJ Mrs
| Bo~!es D. Mcclure aRn Mrs
B,sant eison Merlenhone Chss
| Bradley MgclierCP
| Boyle ia Moore T
Blazer nsn HcCullon James
CeIby NJ Mcdaniel Jasper
| Castle Markham Jennie Miss
| Gorge q John Miller P Surgeon
/ CoDo Moderwsll Joseph
Corn sdel Rebeeea MrsMeAlley Joseph
Cuwen sneldon HcCzrty Michael
DAVIS Bother' Mahafy Saie Miss
Dos be Daoiel Melon VIM
Durui a Elizabeth Petut David
Done Patrick Pinto Edward
Da,if Marion Pufer Reab,n
Enlkas X haiDie Gelhard
Ebeh - Joseph Russell Issbell Mira
Engf Louis Roe Thomas
| First William scrogh.m VIM
GoId,sn Abraham smith WINK
Gse Daisy Mira Schneider Philip
| GdI0ie y Smith Thos
Gfiss john W sprout Mary Jane Mrs
| Csrmly Peter sirhsrtmenJ kL
lett Starr Mrs
b. Abthony Schode Frederick
5rst u Sharp Mr.
1iby siodd,rd Rollin X
lfJ0ier George Tayior VIM
all 6iI0ert TaIlman Chas
Isyerly oh Turner
itasEiil II Woods Edwin
5fansF z WhItney Daniel
sihood John II hhilmOre Amanda
HAflngs samuel 8 Wright Jacob Fl
Hgsion Travis Wilson Em
Johf.oa z Whom Weber VIM
Johnson John
ts~ To ob,sla shy Of these letters, the sppll
can must call in' g Adssytised Letfe7s,' give the
{ q .f.ss - fszs
Ing
Ee~ II ct called for within MONTH they
vii ne sent to the dead letter office.
J. b. HAWLEY, P. 81.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02
n NV BOOK DIORI.

liz Undersigned wouli respectfully an
L noonee - the citizens OF Rock Islsnd and
The public gen.-aiiy that be has opened New,
Book store on lii.aois St, fret door cas-: or Mr.
where he Will have on had iulI ,.sortu emit o
all articles usually kept in sseh an e.,abli.hment
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02

Ga motion of Dr.. Plummer the city papers
were requested TO publish tas report OF 'ois
meeting. - =,
The club then adjourned, subject - the call
of the president
P. GRxGG, President
CnAs. BUroRp. See'y.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-02
BIRD CAGES.

A c.reful, selected stock of music and musical
Instruments, fioiIn,, Aceordeoas, Fiutin.s SIC. /;
also Violin and Guitar Strings
Gold Pens, Pocket Books, Oval Picture Frames,
and indeed most everything commonly kept the
Fancy Goods Line.
The undersgaed and his soa, Is III. C.. Black
burn will be 0 hand to wait or snT oae - no NAV
favor them with call, and they take this method
OF cordially InEIting one and al to come aad ex-
srnIre me goods for themselves hoping snd be-
eF.rz they vail hnd that they vii cong pare favor
ably as 10 qualty and price with the ike goods
kept IL .aT book store IN the northeast.
zprl0i3m. II C.. kIlCk3URs
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-04-06
Directions

Put one box Of Saponiier into three gallons OF
water (lnock of the end, and let the box boil
until it emptes itself, and then take out the box
add four and half pounds of fat, and let it boil
hours and 10 minutes. Then add small half
pint of salt, and lei it continue boiling 80 min
utes longer, when you add haE gallon OF not
water, and let 1t come to boil. Pom a small
fumblerful Of cold water into tub or box to wet
it round the sides, then empty the soap in to
stand all night and cut in bars IN the morning.
soft soap Made in the same way with tho
exception of adding fifteen gallons OF water ana
no salt. m you need is an iron kettle