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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-09-23
Subscriptions

to the Washington Library Company o.
Philadelphia are pouring in rapidly. The
handsome engravings given away with each
share of stock are of rare and excellen,
workmanship. By subscribing for the stock
at one dollar per share you obtain an en-
craving worth fifty per cent. more than you
invest, besides participating ia the grand
distribution of gifts. Every share of stock
viii receive some present, with an equa
chance of securing some of the valuable
articles, as published in the schedule.
The engraving entitled ''The Marriage OF
Pocahontas," which is given to those who
take five shares of stock, is executed N the
neatest and most approved style, and fully
equal to those of the same character tina
are now retailed at from eight dollars ant
upwards. Read the advertisement.
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Uphols

G. Dellinger invites the public of Rock
Island and vicinity. if they want to have a
good job of upholstering done, to give him a
trial. As practical upholsterer and decor
ator, / am enabled to warrant that every
piece of furniture sell or repair will last as
long as the best one, of that style, ever made
or sold IN this country !; if not, l will Result
and recover it without charge. The prices
are as cheaE as the cheapest, for first class
work. Upholstering materials, Hair-cloth
all-wool French Reps, Terry and Damask
at New York prices, always on hand OF 4:
Illinois street.
Sept2ldlw.
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CoLoRED CHTLDRES.-We noticed in quite
a gathering ofchildren at play, on the streets,
the other day, two colored children. They
are not very common here and were regard
ed with no little curiosity by some of the lit
tie girls aud boys with white skins and more
eomely forms and features,-but we noticed
two or three vicious bows who were constant.
ly annoying and Fostering the colored chill
dren. This was wrong. If they did not
want to play with the colored children they
should go away; but they had no right to
abuse them, and had the police seen it the
rude boys would have been arrested.
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At AiKen's.

At AiKens.
Bugle Trimmings, Satin Trimmings, &C.,
just received by express.
Fancy Dress Buttons, in great variety
choice styles.
Chenilles, all colors; also few pieces OF
handsome Poplins, and lots of other goods
just in by express.
Rustic Window Shades, all sizes and
kinds, on hand or furnished to order from
the Factory, at Factory Prices-at wholesale
or retail.
sept23dwtf. c. NJ. AIKEN.
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PREMIUM PRINTING.-The committee to
whom the specimens of printing were refer
red, at our late county fair, tMessrs John A.
Jordan, Thomas Leighton and F. J. Under
wood,) unanimously awarded the first prerni-
um to the ARGUS OFFICE for the best print
ing.
The specimens of work we had on exhibi-
ton were taken, at random, from the jobs
we do every day for our customers. They
were not gotten up for the purpose of taking
premium, but were specimens of our every
day work
We trust that the public will bear these
facts in mind and also that we do work as
quick and as cheap as any other Office.
Orders respectfully solicited. dwtf
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BROUGHT HoAE.- Mr.. Thomas Cutler,
whose injuries by the accidental discharge
of his gun we have before noticed, was
brought home Saturday morning, by his
wife. We are pleased to learn that his
wounds, although severe, will not necessari
ly cause the loss of his right hand, as was al
frjt reported. Mr.. c. is at his residence
south east of Locust and Rock Island streets
-Dacenport Gazette, 23d.
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New GROCERY AND TEA SToRE.-Burgh
Bros. have opened a frst-class grocery es
Enlistment in the store lately occupied by
Mr. Hochstadtsr, next door TO the Rock
Island House. Their stock of teas is large,
of the finest qualities and at very low prices.
They keep full stock of groceries and pro-
visions which have been selected with the
greatest care. Look in and see their stock.
sept20dlw.
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A CURIosrrY.-Cty Marshal Chopper re-
ceived, by express, on Saturday, very cur
ious present from Thomas Saulpaugh, who
is now building railroads in Minnesota
Call on Chopper and look at it.
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Of oil sizes, for Mines, Quarries, Breweriesf
Distilleres Factories of all descriptions and 70,
Public or Private Water Works, &c, DO. The
STEAM KAN for feeding Boilers, and STEAM
gines, Air Pumps, and all kinds of Hydraulic
and Pneumatic Machinery. Send for circulars
70 Philadelphia Hydraulic Works, No. a47 South
Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. sep1OdIm.
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BURGH BRos. are now opening some very
choice teas at their new store next to the
Rock Island House. They have a very
complete stock of plain and fancy groceries
and family supplies. Give them call.
20dlw.
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SHIPPING TAGs.-We presume everybody
noticed the nice patent linen eyelet tags, used
at our county fair. Thousands of them could
be seen on the ground, every article entered
having one of them attached to it. They
were printed at the Argus OFFICE, where
thousands more can be had, printed to order,
at Chicago prices. Orders thankfully receiv-
ed and promptly filed. dwtf.
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Go to the Best.

GO to to.the Bryant b Stratton Iowa State
Business College, to get a thorough practical
business education, or to become q good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars adj
dress enclosing stamps] the Bryant Il STRAIT
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa.
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BAY DANA letter, dated the 2lst from
Geo. W. Copp, now at St. Louis, attending
the great fair, says "Dan Callinghan won
the race to daytime $780, This is the
same horse that trotted on our course in the
early part of the season, under the name of
s!Bay Dam"
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Chicago Market.
Telegraphsd to the ARGUS.
CHICAGO, Sept. %.
Flour-dull, Spr ex s,25a9,50.
Wheat-No 2 ,s6al,SS, No l,77al,ss, No
1,92al,95. =
Corn-No l l,05a1 ,05A, No l,o33al,041
Oats-543a55. -EA&
Rye-No L ], l9, No LII
Barley-No /, l43al,l5.
Timothy, 80, Flax 2,20a2,25, Glover
7,50aS,o0. go
Mess Pork-23, 75a24,25.
Lard-I3ta131
Shoulders-12Aal3.
Cattle-fst class shipping steers 6,5oa6,75, I'd
do 6,00a6,25, Sd do 5,75a6,OO.
Hogs-6, 00a7 90 common to extra.
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Capri. w. H. PIERCE is now running as
chief engineer on the steamer Iowa City
from Keokuk to points above.
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Two of the jury in the Coal Valley muir
der case were for a verdict of murder in..the
first degree seven for manslaughter, and
three for acquittsl
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CAMDEN HAcK.-A regular hack line has
been started between this city and Camden,
which, if patronized as it ought to be will be
a public convenience.
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Sept.2ldlw.
Not "Ins,rnitieant >!

Don & Elliott have sold that fine Dictator
Stove they had at the fair, and several others.
There Is no stove that operates equal to it
for Baking and Economy of Fuel.
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FISH CHowDER.-To-morrow evening,
fish chowder will be served at Vests, 70
which his friends and patrons are invited.
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LUMBER.-The attention of our readers is
requested to the advertisement OF D'moch
& Gould, of Moline, in regard TO lumber.
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House to Rent.

ANY one wanting to hire small and com
Portable house in the lower part of the city,
can do so by calling on the subscriber.
B. II. KIMBALL.
sept2 ldlw.
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JOB ROSS
GREAT JUNK STORE

The undersigned has purchased what is known
the Cobb 4 Whistler Store, opposite Court
Square, where he will be happy TO the public
generally and exhibit his great variety of new and
second hand articles, too great to mention in de-
tail. Call and his museum of all sorts Of
things. If you want anything go to Job Ross,
and Won will be pretty sure to find it.
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Somathinp Naw

Go to Bamberger's and see his new stock
of Dress Goods, Trimmings, &c.
auy30dwtf
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Forty CExrs line will be charged for
zach insertion of all articles under this head.
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LOCAL COLUMN.

FIFTEEN CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of articles under this head
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Orders for Jon PRfNrIsG wiu NEE. WIN p.o
..,on,;nr :, N. ApaUs OrrICE, aud be executed
in the very best manner and at reasonable rates.
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GLAD TO HEAR Ir.-The following note
from Mr.. A. A. Champion puts a little better
face on his late loss by fire !:
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'SuNNYHILI," Friday Eve, Sept 20.
Mr.. DANFoRTH, Dear Sir:-I find, on
looking at my policy, since I got home, that
the insurance on our barn is $4,000 instead
of 81 900, as l stated to you this morning.
A. A. CRAMPToN.
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New Post Office Saloon,
Drink for the Thirsty,
- Rest for the Weary.

JAMES KELLER, late Of Camden, informs his
d old friends. and the public generally, that ne
has opened first class Saloon at the above place,
where be invites everybody to come and see him:
The best Of Liquors and Cigars always on Aano
feb21.dH e@-t9ac
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Stocks and Money. ..
Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
NEW YoRK, Sept. %.
Stocks-steady.
Sterling Exchange-Sixty days.
Money p cent. E.s
6oId-I
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st. Louis Market.
Telegraphed to the Argus.
ST. Louis, Sept. %.
Flour. superfne Z so; Extra s,25a75; dou-
bic extra 9,00al0,00.
Wheat, spring, 1.s0a1.s5; fall 2,2la23.
Corn, white Lila; yellow l,12al3.
Oats eSaT0.
Barley, none offered
Rye 1873. KS 20 80
Hay lS,0oal9,00.
Provisions dull
Mess pork 1925.
Bacon
Clear Sides lSc. g
Shoulders l4s. -t..-. ~ 80 E- -.a
Lard, 141. .-..
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sept2ldlw.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-12-27
No. L.
Or. sehenek on Dyspepsia. +.
SYMPTOMS. CAUSES, AMI REMEDY.

SYMPTOMS. CAUSES, AND REMEDY
Symphonic Of Dyspepsia A sense Of laii4ies,. tight
sscy scify. sa,r Offensive behainK ,fwnc. alter
rssh, ard sciuitl. and great dea>o what perscN
Us all gone iccliaE at the pit ~ the stomach: ne
a,rn,iv there il also papi.a tou Of the heart s~tue
pn,sicians mistake for llelr dlssate and when tho
stomach Is ~ this condition 1t is coated with nsens
~ r.fne. 7 " fda-h ah.uss rer.N1rs of the ror.ch
similar tn what sec ia tGrc. sst thsvs OIL; the
sss.fic j.cc, ami ~lnI the stomach gpis ihlek
u slime on II. a. prevents the sisuie uice or ~iR
and digestion c,-ases. Sche acks Scawcei Tsnc dis-
solvrstis or sasc AND restores the stomach to
iis natural o1d.tioa.
sc,lrnsA Mandrake Pins arc ~, rrsnfret. trSar-y
Oh this morbid matter. Two-rtflrds ~ tao csses of
Consumption esed from is d.seaact state al iis
ous bile and IN shsrt tine The whsle sss,ssa i. Ne
rsnxd The mn sssss tncmisane Of Tho ronelisl ,uLes
lent is swarc H. he Or se has bronchial or Fuiino-
mary Consumption.
Schenck Tunonie Syrup cannot act freely ,hronsh
the blood when the stem IS In This locked up condition.
whhotd the AID Of the SeaWeed Tonic and Mandrake
rNs. Tie ksss has all The biooi STRAIN and
~hen Il gets IN norbM condition. blrll and bile
through the ~ nNsed the whoc body berorics
INV AID tive Need tisek, II can hardly shrpuyh
the 'si,. " majority 81 .a,.s hsn9,Eisses veens
IiAs ct an the Liver similar 10 easgnel. they do
whss that dos = II af,tocAs the gail biadaers, saEs tic
tho veins and the enorra cease IT, when pcr-.,ns
STACKED with heniorriiasc they wunh nrst tHsc
they wUtId soon be feevct from bleeding mon, ihs
lungs and ii !. tho only way for asssits are only
temporary ard rrtae the bronchial tubes and lay the
grtHndWork Tor consumption.
DR. ~ HENtK viii be professionally at Ills rerns
every week. .. Bond street. New YORK and 81 Hanover
81 rsst Boston, from \ ~. .uatal l.. NJ. lie gives
advice free. bu, for tho,r,sh exaraAati0n with tie
Res pl.Ouirter the charge IL s..
ns msdienes for sale by all druggists and dsalers
A.So a full supply At al times !; his n,unis.
Irse Of the tnmonc syrup sud seaweed Tonic each
eI.a per bottle. o. s'.;0 the Ian dozen. Aandr.ke
"a g a;tSbwiS 4 Co. ~ Hanover Street, A..u,,
(og Boston. lJs :s.e BY al druggists.
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Christmas.

We tack our pen in to write few lines
on ,'Aierty CErissrnas.r thinking 3swould
cay some.hing q stimulate the growing I
feeling which is observable ofgiving 10
this Christiau Festival, greater place
in our hearts and thoughts. Last year
we gave some account OF the good old
times in Merry England, but the follow
ing from the Boston Advertiser, gives the
picture as We may see it tu-day.. ..vr
It is worth noting In connection with the
observance of the great Christian festival,
every day growing more general and more
hearty, that wessarc still long way behind
our English cousins in his respect. -
Thoroughly as the whole community seems
10 throw itself into the celebration OF the
happy season. absorbed as the shopkeep-
ers are for weeks IN the provision OF gins
to meet every purse aud every taste. our
Christmas in America Is yeta very trivial
and lightly observed occasion compared
with the same day as it Is known and low
ed in the country whose example we fol-
low. In The old records of the infancy of
New England II Is set down with grim
satisfaction against She date of the twenty
fifth day of December. following the land
ing at Plymouth. $50 no man resteth all
that day We have got a long way be-
You'd that to be sure; but the flavor Of the
old reaction against all things In the Eng
fish church which prompted that pride in
disregardlmg its chief festival. has not been
SO entirely outgrown in this nineteenth
century rs to put MS OH a level to-day with
our neighbors ut the other end OF the ca
bic. 1
This is the time when every london thea
tire, yes. and every provincial establish
ment in the Kingdom. casts eside Shakes
peare and Boueieauli, alike. discards the
opera and the burlesPie together. and
throws all its energies into the production
of Christmas pantomine, eXeelliny IN
splendor anything in the experience of
managers or audiences here. Every
English magazine brings forth its Christ
mas number in addition to the regular
issues. and more brilliant in contents and
illustration than amy other Of the year
Every country house throws open its doors
to all the guests it can shelter. not for a
day only. but for the fortnight over which
liccral England stretches the name and
the pleasures of the holiday season. How
generally other classes OF society. other
industries. accord with those We have
mentioned, in the magnitude given to the
Christmas observanccS, English literature
can tell us thro' scores of opponents. We
point to these facts not to dctraet from the
zest of what is done here, to lessen the
repute of the universal morning stocking
and evening trer-but to show that we can
still 30 on improving and increasing the
popularity of Christmas pleasures of all
kinds in the future as we have done in the
past, without any fear of getting beyond
our model in the land of Mr.. Marble aud
Mr.. Fezz:wig--two sturdy British disciples
of the doctrine of MAXIM the day which
has just tlawned upon the world again, in
reality as well rs in name, o Merry
Christmas raeH1- -. tH lf
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Library Lecture Course

The first Lecture was delivered Monday
eve, Dec. 23d by Eugene Hale, Esq. Of
Ellsworth. +. &. .-=s=5- -, 81. --T.
The subject was, the English Rcvolu-
lion, of $780, which was connected skill
fully with the late Rebellion. The causes
of the Revolution were very clearly un-
folded. the Lecturer evidently attributing
the civil war entirely to the Entertainments
Of Charles 1st. on the constitutional rights
of the people. The story of the Revolu-
ton was welltold, and enlivened by fine
sketches of the stern Parliament heroes.
Hanpden. Cromwell, and others. The
final catastrophe, the execution ofthe king.
was effectively rendered, and fully justi-
fed by the speaker.
The lecturer drew his parallel forcibly.
The encroachmcnrs of Charles. were tho sc
OF the slave power. The arrest OF the five
members was the firing on Sumpter. and
followed by the same outburst of popular
feeling. -z=-.. - = - s-=z=5 i
The eally successors of the Royalists
were those of the rebels in 1861. The
moderation of Fa rfax aud Northumber-
land. that Of Mcclellan and Seward. The
final asccndancy of Cromwell ana the In
dependents, that Of Grant and the radi-
Gals. E E
Blu: the Lecturer did not complete his
parallel. Charles l. was beheaded. but
Johnson. Mr.. Hale said, need not be i'm
peacIied. This was the only lack in the
whole discourse to prevent it being per
feet. Yet. said Mr.. Hale, in all contests be.
tween the Executive and Congress, the Tx
ecutive must 90 to the will, Congress be.
ing the representatives Of the peoples will
The Literary merit WAS excellent, and
very crcdiiablc to the Lecturer. -:..
The next in order Will be a Reading by
Mr.. Bagboe OF Bangor, on Tuesday eve
next. s
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no r,pwruMp TyYE.,

The sdvcuser, having been restored to health T.
tew ceks by very simple remedy, after ahavs
ing snasacds FOR several years with severe mn1
afce4icn, and that dread disease Cons ann tion-ts
anxicas to make known to his fellow-sufIercrs the
means Of cure. s - IA
To all who desire 1t, he will scnda copy Of the
escriptlon used tnee OF CHARGE, with the direct
for preparing and using the same, which they
will find SURE CURE for CONSTIPATION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, CeIeIis. GCI.ps. and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object ofthe advertiser
in sending the Prescription is ts benefit the aict,
cd and spread information which lie coneeivcs 10
be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remed-, it will cost them noihi ng, and may
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
rEEE, by return mail, will please address.
REV. Epw ARD \. VII son,
lysrls Williamsburg, Kings Co., New ork
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M A r RI T. D.

F1Isworth--ihc I'D. by Rev. DR.. Tcnncy, Mr..
william :. CONAN and Niss Fanny L.. Cook, b. ~
of Ellsworth.
Ac0mranying the no,loc ~as received gcner-
oas sIice OF nice cake for which the parties have
beat wishes for the lf, bef.yc them.
Etlsworth--nn ChIistmrA day, by Rev n. Ten
nev, John Black Esq AMI Esh- Sarah l.. iiincsly,
all ul Ellsworth. ffTf
Marr,eil--pes'. fo.issTrpfpent by Hey. Il. r. sim
son. Can't. Jesse Frssetaf 8rckIand, and Miss
Albcriine r.. iiay uf fremont.
New fofk-On TIE day evening, pec. 18th, Nv
Rev. pr. s.oit. VIM. II. Chaaey to Miss Mary A..
iiruwne, daughter ~ the late illam Brow nc. Ar
list. formerly Of London, Ing.
Elcn-per. 81, by I. i. Thomas, Esq, Wins
rssN. iladloy :sid 3Ass Len,ah II. richardson,
both of r.. ~
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".Thoughts tcnling.io ambition, thcy,do plot
Unlikely wonders, - .T .tI- ~

To the American people. however, be-
longs the uniform upon your back. and
cannot believe they contemplated that it
WIS to be used through this district simply
for the purpose OF "A political canvass. with
its pockets distentled with the summaries
of Johnsonian speeches, collatcd h, adj
vance at the White House and issued here
Us general orders. y Should you SO far
prosper in yonr venture as to attain the
nomination sought. have but to wish You
as marked success as was enjoyed one
year ago by your patron. and PROMISE thai
our colored people, to whom you have so
warmly commended yourself, will do their
utmost to assist that success. Thus far in
yoilr administration here, you have verify
indicated your distinction as the Tenncs-
seean's Elisha and your. peculiar claim to
his mantle. In conclusion, one may well
grieve thatthe exalted resolve which i'm
PEELED the pen and sword of the two men.
whose names, SO dear to American hisio-
ry.t you are privileged to bear, has not
vet been exhibited since your occupation Of
the Fifth District Headquarters.
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THOUSANDS OF HORSES DIE YEARLY
l FROM Cole. This need No. be. DR.. Tobias
ycuitian Horse LiDiment will cure every case, If
given when first taken. The cost is OILY one dol.
lar. Every owner OF horse ould hare a bottle
in his stable, ready for use. Iii warranted supe.
rior TO nything else for the cure OF Cuts, Wind
Calls, swcliugs, sor, Throat, sprains, Bruises.
Oh Sores, &c. This Liniment is no new remedy.
1t has been used aid approved of for 20 years by
the FIRST no semen I'm tie county. Given 10 an
over driven horse. it acts like mogic Orders arc
constantly rccevei from the Tass'g stables ef Eng.
land for it. The celebrated Hiram Woodruff, of
trottng fame used it for ears, and sail it is far
superior to any other he has tried. Rocohect, DR..
Tobias ycnitian Hsrse 1in,mcnt is put up in pint
boitss, Take no other. solp by thc Druggists
and SadJcrs Depot, SO Cortlandt Street, New
York -
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DI ED.

E.lsworth-Dec. 10Th, ut his residence, Oliver
Nadt OK L q, aged 20 yrs.
His wife u trgar.t, utcd the SHndir preceding,
aged Is yrs. Both had been III for al IA onis
California papers please copy.
Cranberry I,le--tIe isiii Inst. Ira 4 OF a.
{ and Nancy l.. feraIid, ass,4t Two month, and
Is DAY.
ksiswor.lt-No~. s3l, Mrs Susan A. dsnghtcr of
Mathew md t.lirn jordan, aud wife Of capt Id
Uari >as barry, asel b YEAR.
Esprit Thy labor /, DER,
Thy iesIu Of probation j. run;
Y7iN steps now hound Tor the uatr len shore,
!>n,i ttr race OF Immortal begun.
Elswcfth-thc 18th iIss Mr.. Enos H. Partridge,
aged - years.
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The celebrated DE. DOW continues TO devote
his cn,irc time to ne treatment of all diseases in
citicut tothe fernales system. An experiences ~
twenty -our years cusblcs him TO guarantee speedy
aud permanent relief in the worst cases Of sup
preston and oil other Menstrual arrangements,
from whatever csnsc. Ar letters COT advice must
contain 81 Office, No. Endicott street Bos.on'
y. B.-Boarf furnished TO those whowish TO re-
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