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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-12
NEW BRICK YARD.
Good Brick at Low Prices.

sflNHE subscriber has established new brick
i yard on the bluffs, beyond the old grave yard
near Mr.. Boyer's place, where he will manutac.
ture the most superior building brick and sell
them as low or lower than the lowest. People
who contemplate building had better give him a
call before contracting.
+ He has the best clay to be found anywhere in
this vicinity, and will make brick equal if not
better than any other yard; and his workmea are
of the 6rst class. :. e. ~, JOHN b. LONG.
Rock Island April 10, d2m-
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Strengthen the System, and preventa return Q
49, ~ the Chills.
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FOR SALE.

EOk SALE.
Ik GOOD BUILDING LOTS, in Geo. !.
In Day.nnort,. addition to the city of o:f
7 Ten Acre Out Lots, situated on the camds
road, half a mile from the city OF RoeL Island
well situated for g'.oednbf .ad balance nee on tine
IN Ac,.. known the Gushing Tract, situate.
nm H. C.mdeu road, two miles from the city o
Ro.I I.Isnd, and is beautifully situated for resi-
denees, Gardening. Fruit raising has good sprnl
River Water Power.n Price, per acre, $40, hal
..sb and the balanee ON time. sas- 1'.g-'.s.,s
Also number Of lots in Davenport, Iowa Cit
and LeClaire, and Farming Lands in Iowa ana
Nebraska Territory.
Apply to GEO. L. DAVENPORT.
mch27dvtf at DavesPort, lows.
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hgzzEs 80 -rss-.se.
PASCHALL'
,SA iss.a Eaassls
Fever and Ague
Mixture.
Used in the Hospitals During the War.
RECOMMENDED BY

] -s.rtf II RECOUNENDEDB BIZ
Jay Cooke, che celebrated Banker; Jas. Pollock,
Ex-Gov. of Penna.-now President of the u s
Mint, at Philad elphia Geo. H. Stuart, the emi-
nent philanthropist !; Prof. james c. Booth, Ana
lytical Chemist, and by
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-12
DIR. BEGEEOW

: is the only PLY ysician, Special
- ist, now in Chicago that can be en-
! tIrely relied upon. Go to him. and
not suffer that horrible disease to
remain in your system, disfguring
your face and BODY, besides des-
vo--> "a troyng your happiness aud future
1NV'h ~" prospects of lte- He has made
Private Diseases and Nervous Debility his study
for the past twenty years, and is therefore the
person whom all afflicted should consult. No one
ever heard OF a patient of his not being cured
since he has been this city. His reputation has
vouchers IN all the city papers, his patients and
the n edical profession, both here and abroad, az
being the skilled specialist here, and thor
ough master OF all sexual diseases. If all others
fail, don't despair, give him call 1t Is only
common occurrence with him to cure such cases
His rooms are separate for ladies and gentlemen
and the most complete In the CITY,
YOUNG MEN, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTIcE.-DE.
Bigeow devotes much OF his time 10 the treat
ment of those caused by a secret habit,
which ruins both body and mind, uniting the
unfortunate individual for either business or
cIety. The sad effect of these early habits, o
the excess of riper ears is TO weaken and debih
tate the constitution, destroy the physical and
mental powers diminish and enfeeble the natural
feelings, and exhaust the mental energies of man
hood the pleasures of life are marred the OBJ
iect Of marriage frustrated, and existence itself
rendered n term of n'esslns misery and regret.
Such persons, especially those contemplating
marriage, should lose no time IN making immedI-
ate application, as DR.. B., by his new treatment,
is enabled to insure speedy and permanent
cure. "a .. .-- ---
Consultations free and confidsniial. Office, No
l79 South Clark Street, corner of Monroe, halt
block from the Post Office. 2. o. box l5I, Chica-
GO, Ill. Office hours from 9 A. NJ. 10 P. W
Send for his 's'Guide to HEALTH" published
monthly, Tree Of charge.
N. B.-Lades, send for a descriptive circular
OF Pessarie Remedie, the best preventive of con
ception known. Sent to any address free OF
charge. apl5dwly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-14

almost fifteen, wich ought to hev bin rsscepd,
aAd I've, ell coants4 eoncstly, ablo-A0d1d
nsn and vimin ~u hang. Bascon ~ ant
his stock entirely. snd by three =. n. desn-
tire inhsbitance Nv the Corners wuz . layin
around the square, in festoons-
There WIZ hitter a0aksnin 70 this scene
nv festivity. At little after Z, while the
Deekin, the Elder and myself wuz in Bas-
com tryin to get an assaager, and the best
we Good do wuz to- pour quart nv water
in.o . barrel which bed bees smpted, nd
roll il around and thds favor il, Captain Nc
Pelter, late nv Merx3n's cavalry, cum in from
Louisville. Eagerly Ne asked him the con-
6rmation nv the tidihs, when be informed NJ
that it wuz hoax-that no such thing he'd
been done, nsr wuz Congris in any such
noshen. Pollock drppped IN, md when / re.
preached him with his dooplicisy, he ansered
that il wuz hoax, but be hoped we'd ex-
Goose him. He he'd . cravin desire to see
whether eff Amnerty and Suffrage shood be
adopted, how FUR we'd go il the latter d.
rection. He wuz satisfied, and honestly
hsped we'd forgive him the pleasant jeu.
He'd made the Corners lively one mite any
how. wuz too profoundly diagusted to re-
ply to the wretch.
PErRoLEra Y. NAsBY. P. n,
witch IL Postmaster.
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Il 70 " 3
PERIODICAL DROPS!
The Great Female Remedy
ron IRREGULARITIES.

Ih.ve tsstsd thsse Drrrs In my practice tsn
year. and do hesitate to that notng hAs yst
been developed ~ medical research that sets
fy positively ,and narnicssty in cssr Of fsmsAe E
regularity do-= this medicine fH all recent casss II
fals while thousands who have beea long suer
indebted TO il for tie boon Of health to-day.
Although powerful and positive, sey perfectly
karms~ss and 10y be used Ut all finss exeeRt whsn
specially forbidden ia the directions
fhey have been extensively employed BY sanfpeat
physicians In France AID England well IN my own
practce ten years and have yet TO henr OF the
nrss iesanes OF failure could give tsstnsnaais
Of their ecAcy from ladies all over the Northern and
Nafesa 9sataa, thry mot In them nature private
Over httlee been sold tho pAss and
hope and frf many sufferers have besn benefited.
IN we'll aunre that . remedy potcnt 10 r~1sesN
distractions may BE- used for bad purpose, bat trus
shae whss bottle h thus ussd, ten may fAl INTO
fhe hands oil really needy sufferers
10 an Who suaer from Mny rregni1fty; painful an
cnlt sxcssukss slusivs obssF~sssd MsnstsaaAi4n,
Luc1rh~ the train of diseases that follow would
ssy. Try esesar ~ D. Esoxs FFcssA s5sz1s6f Dsps.
Beng afnh pepparstinn, their action u direct ad
positive than 10y pm pnwd~sx Kxpaict 0recticns,
besrinx NJ AnEnasse, aneonpeny sach hssfie.
They may be obtained Of nearly every druggist N the
csaatry. o. BY sscausinS ths prirs ~ &C LARK
co. N~w Haven, Ct, General Agents for the lniird
eestre exd CnnAk4A
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RIGIsAL EorIcE-ToJ Hashe~ James Hixon
" kiakin Ford sr1dsst Myers Eifxabesh Mar
ssii Amanda lsH.psss. j.. Low Hus..s - 30
Nhfetne, 1oAn 0xv@H. 3 Cff1e141n 4 o.. r q
1ashs Nm fhu0pDoa Ca, 4 Drdlrr, ueIx3sa
%, Jno hreve. Henry You&e Henry Tovlsr Thcmas
DAVIS. J stoddart, aBackinshsn Chs P.Y.ors ]
Eastman. Richard Pyle, Aary smith Tysnn Geo B,
sm,sa hots kali.tSn, AserF HAiissn Hssg snith sod
n p~sfrE te.enhaau Ten hereby notified that
ssss~ Hle IN the Clerks ocs Of the DISTRICT
Court Of Lee county, Iowa, Ksokuk a petition In
equity o. Hiran barney, cIaimine Judgment aeainst
ynr, q HueANs and James Htxon, tls suu or
foar hundred, hftynise sac ss-lA 3olsys
upon payment Of taxes msss ~ psAintiA by virtnr
81 Frosaaofs q your uik.xs. mad~ Charles Ma
ssn upcn lot r1@ Ill tvo f2a thr~~ i14 binck ia
los o. fa II. and Il block 20l In the ritz nfKs
k4k Iowa 10 addition 10 iudxmens rendered In ssd
court At the special NAV term 1851 shr suit OF ~ad
eaaintiN rrrsu g. Hughes saf .Ames Hixur Or tAs
snn eftsc thensand toar hsrdred and t~eIy. and
-leo douass. and axsrs. 81 SD 6eseadsasa aAcrs
nassrc aisn praying fr al sxd ins@ 10
PSI sid sums and this sxiinx az III titIr In
fsress right and eanffy Of redemption upon ssch sse
snd sar general vsisef BIC kow ycs each spr~s-
and answer said petition by Of the DIN or
the prxf tern Of sse to be hsld Mon
cas Of February. ise- ndrm.n. and decree vii b.
h.1 therein ae prayed ier.
y Esv stssED, g ctsi II SCOTT HOWELL
@~el Pre- Atty.
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Notice.

n Cry Fsns, Vs. See4e y carsas ksrss cwd N &
k1csos<
NpU are hereby notified that there in nov
fse fn she cs-rkss orr Of a.. u,s.rsr.
Cert ef Lee nounty lows. stosnk a t.~tit,on
OF James Brnes. claiming Of yor th~ ~ sensare Of
f-rtxfn LAX d-~si executed him Try the Eisv OF
sok oh by the City C4i~ctst and cove5tnz lot .~srs
% m block tkifty tai3. IN said city Keokuk L<
eeuhtt lswA 50 ios w2s sotd Al conveyed IN.
psAsntin fr the paynsert " certain special ane
IN. city o. keekak foE the year 1853
Ard Hni~ss ysG srf-af therrto ard def nd k~svrs
nesn Of tAs sscsad d~y n The t~rm of the sse
ceaxt, 20 ~ began ~~a Aeidrn Esokrk "a tar IL.
"ossasy OF fef usry, iss- a-~ni; stf b. arstere1
sesnss yug, .aa es-rss renss~red prayed IN
pefifssl IuHk RHnNE
{G~raP. u -ks.g At1rn4r TT Pf4irttr
EoslB
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-01
IMPORTANT FROM TURKEY.

Trouble Between the United States and the
Turkish Government-0utrage on a United
States Consul-0ur Minister at Constantnople
Sends for an Iron-Clad.
The Levant Herald states that difficulty has
arisen between the Porte and the American
Legation on matter OF some interest to our
consular readers. Some time ago the American
Consul-a Mr.. Luigi Palma de Cesnola-at
Larnaca Cyprus, took into his service as cavas
a Mussulman native named Mustapha.
Shortly after, the mudir of the town claimed
the man as a drawn conscript seeking to evade
military service, and on the Consul refusing TO
give him up, ordered party of zaptiehs to enter
the house of the American consular dragoman
"a certain Costand Bebess-and carry off the
man. Thereupon the Consul addressed formal
complaint to the Governor of the island, de-
manding the punishment of the mudir, and an
ample apology for the alleged outrage on his
own consular dignity. On inquiry into the
facts, however, the Pacha considered the
mudr to be in the right and therefore refused
the consular demand. Mr.. Palma de Cesnola
accordingly ''suspel ded relations and referred
the matter TO the Hon. E. Joy Morris, the Ame-
ncan Minister in the capital.
The latter gentleman, accepting his subordi-
Mates version of the tacts has addressed an
energetic and categorical note to the Porte, de-
manding-l. The dismissal OF the mudir. q A
personal apology from the Pacha to the Consul
at the house of the latter, with simultaneous
salute of 81 guns to the American flag. 3. That
done, the dismissal of the Pacha himself; and
A. The liberation and payment of a substantial
compensation to the cavas Mustapha.
In the event of the Porte's unWillingness to
concede those tour points, Mr.. Morris has, ii
is said, requested Admiral Godsborough COM
manding the American squadron in the Mediter-
ranean to send one OF his iron clads TO Larnaca.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-01
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS OF THE
JOHNSON PARTY.-lhe delegates of the National
Union Johnson party OF the Third Congressional
District met IN convention this morning, &C the
Grant House, Eighth aud Spring Garden streets
SeG{gss %sn n Eq was elected President and e.
and Charles r. Miller were appointed Committee
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted together with preamble setting forth that
the members OF the Convention had previously acted
with the Republican party. The preamble concludes
as tollows:-
Whereqs We feel that the security, life, and great
ness OF the Government are mperled by the persist
try by their legislation In Congress- 10 force UHon
the people negro suffrage and negro equality there
ResOfved That as National Union men we opnose
sentative Of this in he RsvinT bS ne
vS!e IN iaySI % q immediate and unconditional negro
amSst unanimous wish Of the people OF the District
AGAINST II and by ms subsequent votes upon every Bill
the white race, shown himself in iayor OF policy
which. # persisted IN VII beyond doubt be disastrous
zee That We o n
deus Stevens OS ana and Charles sumner he
by so doing has injured and will soon destroy the large
the passage Of measures which instead Of SeaIlng ls
ket nom our manufactures and merehants mar
ballot was then taken for Congressman, resulting
ESD OF The Thirteenth Ward. "N'A"a'er
The following resolution was then unanimously
adopLed, and the Convention adjourned with cheers
for johnson and Buckwalter;-
Resoved, That IN view Of these facts We present for
Congress In the Third District Charles Buckwaler ESQ.,
satisfied will faith ullY represent the conservative
sentimen of the people. he is a IN whom thonQh
In the past may have differed with him in some mea
we recognize against whom none, even amid
utter word GesuSSnng his thorough loyalty to the
character his hign ability to represent with honSr
this district In the councils OF the nation
The Convention which assembled in the Fourth
Congress.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HELLER the wonderful, Heller the magical, Heller
the wit, opens his Sale Diaboique on Monday even
ing, at large halll Assembly Buildings 'Tis only
necessary to state he comes with new illusions.
music, puns, and the "Wood MInstrels"
ARoH.-Mrs John Drew commences her season
this evening with the Bellies iStrdtagem Mrs Drew
appearing as "Leuia Hardy" Her company is one
of the best in this country. On Monday the great
play of The Fdvorite OF Fortune. 49,
CHEsNUT.-This eYenlng Miss NoemIe de Marpue.
rites the Young and gilteo artlste, makes her asf
appearance as "Peg Wofington, witnessed by full
back On Monday Vestvali appears.
WALNUT.-The graceful and daring "Bufslav
Family" give their last entertanment,this evening.
Their houses have been crowded during their two
weeks stay. On Monday MIR. j. s. Clarke appears
as "Bob Acres" and Goodies"
BASE BALL.-The match played yesterday be-
tween the "Chesnut street" and "Leisure CLUB"
46; Leisure, 7.
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-Messrs. DeHaven & Brother, NO. 40 South
Third street, make the following quotations OF
the rates of exchange to-day at P. NJ. 3
Buspng Selling
American OOlu. l403
American Silver, bs and d4s..............137 =.
American Gold. .
PHILADELPHIA Trade Rennrt.

SATURDAY, September l,-There ia no inquiry for
Flour for expectation, and only mitod inquiry fol-
home consumption Sales of 1000 bbls., chiefly North
western extra family at s1l@l25O the latter rate fol-
very choice including small lots of superfne at 81 5OM
0; old and new stock extra at s9@lI; old and fresh
ground new wheat Pennsyl yana and Ohio extra family
at Sll25@lS So and fancy brands at sl4@6 according
Nothing doing Corn Meal. ~ ~ 0' '''
There very little doing ia Wheat but prices remain
without change. Sales on 1000 bush common Lancas
ter county red at $500 and $40 bush good PennsyTa
MIA at s275. We quote white at $2'35(D2 95 Rye il
65 SIl and lover Sales of 4OO bush yellow at s2e and
SvgU Dush estern mixed part at 909lc and art on
5000 bush new Southern at Sic. .:aiOat "i'S VI
No. Querctron Bark is In steady dem and but there
is yery little here Sales have been made at s35 az ton
There is no Cloverseed coming forward. Small solea
at s6SO915s u "a lbs Timothy is held at s375@4 25
and FlaXseed at SO 80. ~ '0S9' So
Vana, and S2'40 tor Ohio. - N ni'sl-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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VIRGINIA.

The Radical Convention at Philadelphia-Sligh
Mistake in the Selection Of Delegate,
RICHMOND, Va, August 3l.-In letter re-
ceived this morning from Hon. Robert Ridge
way, member of Congress for the Fourth Dis
trict, in reference to his appointment as dele
gate to the Southern Loyal Convention at
Philadelphia, he says:-
"Yours of the 9th instant to hand. Contains
the first intimation l had that the scamps at
Alexandria, without the slightest communica-
tion with or authority from me, had taken the
outrageous liberty of using my name in connec-
tion with the mulatto Convention at Phlladel-
pnia, well knowing as they did that had not
particle of sympathy with them or the Jacobin
rabble to which they belong. You will perceive
from the above that you have my full authority
to stamp the whole thing, so far as l am con
Gerned as villanous outrage upon me and a
deliberate fraud upon the public.
''R. RIDGEwAY."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-01

LUNATICs ON A STRIKE
At an asylum in Dundee,
The crazed folks did journal see,
Telling of a workmen's "strike"
Their keeper enters, and one says:-
''Now, sir 0Ir wages you must RAISE,
And give us shorter working days,
For we have all struck alike"
But men most saDeare striking" here
'Gainst clothing stores that ask too dear,
And straight TO Tower Hall they steer!
Mems, Youths, and Boys Clothing.
TOWER HALL,
No. 6lS MARKET STREET
BENNETT & Co.
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UNPAID BILLS in the pocket, and a surcharRe of
bile in the system, are two Of the greatest annoy.
ances Of lie The former Is hardly to be cured by
medieinei but the latter is efectuAlly removed by
the use OF MARSDENS VEGETABLE SANA.
TIVE Pills. Depot, No. 4s7 Broad,oaV Ns,,
FORK. For sale Oy johnson, HoIIoaodg & C6sodesr.
Wholesale agents, No. 2S NJ SixA strs,t, Phiaasl.
PhiQ1 and bY aR GrEggists,
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IMPORTANT ARREST OF A FUGITIVE
John Lambert, otherwise John Mcguire, was ar
tice. Defendant is alleged 10 have robbed a paw.
master IN California of $205O0. He was arrested
recently in New York and broke JAIL and coming 10
this city, was TO lowed by Detective Bennett, who
in connection with Officer Levy, arrested him at
Penn and Lombard streets. Consenting to return
in char 70 O Officer Renneft
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-01

SUSPICION OF LARCENY AND CARRYING
CONCEALED DEADLY WEAPONS. s.-Patrick Brad
wick was arrested last evening, between and 8
O'Clock, in Penn street, below Lombard, by Lieu.
seen passing out pigs of lead from the store of
Alexander Purves, northeast corner of Penn and
south streets. Chase was Immediately given, and
the thief entered the cellar OF an establishment in
Penn street below Lombard, and was captured in
the water closet. There has been upwards OF ton
OF lead stolen from the store of Mr. Purves within
the past week, all supposed to have been stolen by
Bradwick. He was held in $500 bail by Alderman
Butler.
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A FALSE FRIEND.-David S. Berger was
arrested yesterday, at Second and Walnut Streets
charged with the larceny of 1920 1t seems that
influence of liquor, and while taking care of him
took care OF his money too well that the victim
failed to get 1t again When arrested Berger did not
have the money on his person, but the evidence was
clearly against him. and he was committed in default
of $500 by Alderman Dougherty.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-01

CASE OF STABBING.-Last evening Abel
Muloch, German, employed in the brewery at
Thirty first and ThOmps on streets, got into row
with William NJ Thalman, the foreman, and during
the fight stabbed blm in DANGEROUS manner In the
head and side with dirk knife. Tbalman was in
Jured so severely that he was unable to appear
against Muloch. This morning AIuIoch was COM
mttted in default OF $500, for further hearing,
very dangerous condition,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-01

IMPORTANT TO PENsIoNERs.-On the 4th
Of September Colonel %. W. @. Greene, Pension
Agent, will commence the paving of pension claims,
beginning with the names under A, and proceeding
Alphabetical ly, detailed in the adv ertlsing columns
A further Improvement has been made BY which
the mothers, widows, and guardians win be paid In
the morning only, and the tpyalda VIII be paid IN
the Rft8gnQ0p.I
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-01

DENISE OF THE MOTHER OF QUEEN.-Her
Majesty Queen Emma of Hawaii, accompanied
by Miss Spurgeon and Major Hopkins, arrived
at the Brevoort House, in New York, yesterday,
from Canada. On the arrival of the party at
Montreal her Majesty received telegram from
San Francisco announcing the death of her
mother, and departed in post haste for this city,
travelling day and NIGHT, In order to arrive in
which sails to-day. Her Majesty was compelled
by this sad event to break off all the engage
ments che had made for the completion Of her
tQpT,
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THE JOHNSON CITY CoNvENTIoN.-SE-
ooND DAYS PRooEEDIHGs.-The City Convention
of the National Union johnson party reassembled
at noon to-day, pursuant to their adjournment The
meeting called to order by the President Colo
mel William B. Sipes.
The Secretary, S. r Cohen, proceeded to call the
roll. Considerable time was consumed in tnis as
several delegates had sent IN their designations
since the previous meetings, ana substitutes had to
be provided IN their places.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-01

The Trenton Gazette learns that ON Wednes-
day last Senator Wrigbts family physician sent
a despatch from Norwalk, Connecticut, to the
il was scarcely possible that he could survive
for many days. For many months past Mr..
Wright's health has been so feeble as to incapa-
citate him almost entirely for business, and, at
his advanced age his recovery can scarcely be
hoped for. Mr.. Wright was elected to the
United States Senate at the session of 1868, to
serve for six years from the 4th Of March, 1868.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-01

MAN out West says he moved so often during
one ear, that whenever covered wagon stoppc
at his gate his chickens would fall their backs
and hold up their feet to be tied and thrown in.
Sln1a ar persons reading n coed thing In the
papers nOw-a-days they invariably look at the bot
tom lines before they are half through. expecting
TO see notice of Charles Stokes and Co.'S One
Pnce Clothing, under the Continental
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-01

CHILDREN TEETHING !-Mothers who love their
offspring should never be without a bottle of Dr.
MARSDEN'S CARAINATIHE SYRUP; the tes-
timOny of many mothers proves that its effect in ali
diseases incident on teething is miraculous. Depot
No. 4S7 BroGda0dy, NeW York. For sale By John
son, HOLLOWAY Coaoden, Wholesale agents, No
% N. Sirth street. Philadelphia, and 0y all drug
otsts