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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

The members OF the Bricklsyers' Union OF
NorrIsisna New YORK, who were recently
mulcted for Camsges in civil SUIT brought
against then. by Mr.. Henry r. Dawson Tor re-
lGslng TO work with MS son, an apprentice not
Indentured according 70 the requirements OF
The trade, have on aPpeal been granted anew
trisl- These sane men, in a criminal suit in
the same case, were convicted II the same
county OF conspiracy. The brlCklayers expect
hat the Superior COuri viii reverse this de-
eisIon or the ground that every man IN this
country has right 10 decide Tor himself On
what terms and for whom he NAV labor. with
out rendering himself liaole - the penalty OF
hne snd imprisonment FOR so doing. should
they fail 70 get the oecisiUn reversed they do
not dOub- that they Will get legislative enact.
Inents al the next session " The Legislature of
New York, DOING away with all statutes by
which the refusal ~ work with non-soclety
men or irregular made apprentices can be
held 10 he ecIsI Tracy. or 4 combination a-a,us,
iatCr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

Blanchard * MohEn send Us No. o! Slcsn's
Architectural Review AID Builders Journal
W. have already expressed our sood opinion
Of this publication, and tn number o tore US
serves 10 confirm that opinion. The scope O..
the magazine \ large. embracing ali depart.
ments O. srchi;ec-rre-pubhc and pr. wax, use
ful an decorative. hOuse-furnishIng building
warming for city or country, cottage store or
church blanchard y Mohun are the agents
IOI 'ne Review, ana 1t nght TO have Il large
sAiT' not only 70 builders and architects. but 10
the very ihge portion of the copmunity who
have felt tie need of lust such irtorn,,,,., ~
Is Afforded by il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

TIE Memphis ArdlaRc'S alleges that .;he IF.
forts OF detectives have developed oeyopd nos
sISihty o: n doubt that the assassin,,io, .,
Gen Hindnsn was plann ed IL Lit,le RocE nv
!eading Radicals, and executed by their orders
by white man, who wa paid $500 for th,,
transaction" If this sta ement was rn,da
upon better evidence than detectives in the ars.
place, and that sensational INSCRIPTIONS paper
n the second, We should sull doubt it, That
any body Of men should delibera tely plan the
murder OF any person, for political reasons,
seems too shocking for belief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

q Ushing Americans, who are accustomed I o
pour out their souls TO opera singers, actresses,
and dancers, may b. interested IN the fact tn a.
Riston recently said TO some friends In Venice.
thar during her soJourn III America, she re-.
c"iyed every uay several love-letters: but the
sentimental gentlemen who addressed them to
heT were probably ignorant o: the fact that her
husband opened all her letters and that tn.
biilets-douN always exa:laTated tie family az
the breakfast table
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

TAXES on COMNEECE-A petition Is in cir
culation In the North requesting Congress to
pass statute declaring hull and void all laws
and ordinances of cities, towns and States, which
tax commerce in the shape of haroor tonnage,
port warden fees, oyster tonnage tax, State hos
pI,al tax. one per cent gross amount OF freight
and quaranteen fees-all of which, it is deelar-
es, have been enforced contrary 10 the In We Of
the United States for the regulation Of COM
rnerce. A decision made by the court in this
city year ago. declaring the harbor fees here
on tonnage Illegal is cited il justification ofthe
movement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

The wide circulation of Brick Pomaroy's
VIUlent paper, the La Crosse Dessocrat, has
been frequently cited as depIorabie indica-
ton OF the decadence OF public morals and
taste. But IL would seem that If read IL is not
regarded, from the fac: that on the Cd inst not
4 Democrat was elect 10 any Office within one
hundred miles of the place Of Its publication
The higher-toned Democratic papers tina,
have lbeen black guaIded by Brick, for their
rsspt liability, can take heart frora this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11
0ENo1IoE 10 WHOM 1T MAY CON

Honca - sSIsfERs OFFIcK, November 4. 1855
1850. ., pn,yy gwen that Licenses issued In
$500 - SIs, IsyerLs, Ordi nartes Restan
ran sP De- ss1. :, T.s3las Houses
Liquors. Wines, and CordisI.s nno fermented
Goods, S,d Hat; GHsps BOot' Shoes, and ReaiJy
Watches and yewelry, Lumber, Mood snHpmrery
oSmTi::ion ksTsh ,:I Rhnssssy
telle Tables. Ten pin Alleys. COnfectioSerx si
for Hawking and Peddling, and Dealers In Old
Iron, Brass, COPPER; &C VII sspiee On NON
Licenses must be renewed AT this Nee ~itAin ten
days thereafter. II. A. BOSWELL.
iN Reeinfsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11
n~ EMIT N rIOE

W H. BARRLTT, ID. d. g.,
(fefmerly Of PhilAdelp his,b No. 70 q, street, be-
tween Pa. ave. and @ street
All Dental Operations skfllfuIiy performed
Teeth extracted without pain BY sdmi oi ste ring
Paus NifrosS Oxids.
REygRrNcES.
Pref T. L. Ruckinshan, D. Ds
Pro- James Rman, u g.
Prof Geo. T Barker, D. ID. g.
Pref bliss wildnsu, y D., d. y. s Pennsylvs-
Harvey LiIdslsy, u. d. No. $40 Gstrret Wssh.
ipg.op, C, oe n sr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

Ex-Sscretary-Ot-the Interior Thomson
didn't call himself ''the still more un for,np ,,s
dead" as the types yesterday said he did. nm,
..;he sill more unfortunate sriI.." Which saar,s
70 be good deal worse than being dead. ,c.
COrciug t. Dir. Us dole:ul view.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

THE AIR LINE AND CIHcIsHArI RAIL
BoADs.-We are pleased 10 see call in the
DAILY papers in this city signed By many ofour
leading citizens for q meet ne OF all favorable
to more extensive railroad communicatioAs, to
be held at the City Hall, to- morrow (Thursday)
at IL m. We earnestly hope that all classes
Will be- represented at that meeting, that some
system of agitation will ne agreed upon, and
proper ommittees appointed 70 put this matter
of increased railroad facilities in 8 practical
shape, and that all proper Influences VIII be
brought TO bear on Congress to procure favor
able legislation on this subject. 1t is full time
that the Metropolis of this great nation should
have greater facilities ofegress and ingress 1t
Is full Tune that American citizens should be
able TO visit their Capital without paying a
capiiation tax for the privilege. Washir gton
has no future unless these rail connexions are
made. Its Interests have been subseryient TO
those of Baltimore, and will be so long as the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad retain control OF
the only line OF travel We bid these gentle
men God-sIeeG in their efforts, and call upon
all who have al. interest n the future welfare
OF our city TO leave no means uItried to effect
this much desired result. The names appended
10 the call represent ali Glasses OF the COM
muEIy and It's basIneSS interests. May their
Efforts be successful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

We See, with regret. that Mr.. Dickens will
ho' Nrhe christmas story tins year. The
holidays viii hardly seem 20 be the genuine
article without Mr.. d. appropriate and grace
full gill; 10 which We have D. en- .a long az
,ustou,ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11
r. z ga SALE WATCHES, Jrx-
" ELRf AND FANCY GOODS,
on THE CNE PRlgF SYSTEM

NJ BLANkS. livery patron obtains an az
ccle precisely - presented. upon payment of An
nent Zee OF 50, worth At least Sl0, while il
mey be werth s l.cOo -
Tickets naming the articles, with superb and
correct Illustrations Of the ssme-that the buyer
may know precisely what be is 10 obtain ss well e
uon-witl be forwarded by m all, POST paid, at the
lolS.ils pricee;-sinsie ticket, 81 SIX tick-ts,
With premium, S. twelve tick cts. with premium.
Se5twepty-six tickets. with premium, go; sixty
tickets. with premium, 20 Premiums givee
Cluts.
R-Goods viii be sent b. Express. for collection
delivery, 20 any part Of the Upited States This
honorable course gives % rens the advantage OF
having possession of the articles before nAkfna
payment - "
SEND For AN ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
rare Oppor.uuity tie lssitimately cSudacted
eper to the most careful scrutiny. TRY ri "A
dress, with directed nyslope for reply.
VIZ NICHOLSON CO.
oc2o I'm 133 and I 81 Brosd wsy EeS YarS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

WOMAN SCFFRAGE.-Theq question OF WON an
suffrage in England has its quie'us. The case
CT Mss Lydia Becker was mp for ailuiIcatIon
and the CoUri ~ Common Pleas has rendered
decision IL which all the Judges concur
that ne common law Of England gives women
To right 10 vote. An Act OF Parliament
Will now be required before the nlmas OF
women can be registered OF he voting lists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

~WHEN THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS MEET.
The electors chosen IL each State meet At the
capital of their respective States on the first
Wednesday in December. They vote by dis
tInCt ballots for president. and Vice p resident,
and send the result, carefully sealed, by sp--
CIai messenger, who Will deliver it 10 Hon
ReDi. +. Wade, President OF the Senate The
Senate and House, having fixed day for 3
Joint convention. VIII assemble together in the
House. Mr.. Wade Will open the certificates,
count the Notes, and announce that Ulysses y
Grant is elected President and SCHUYLER Col
fax Wee President o. the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11
nR. BURTON'S
u TOBACCO ANTIDOTE,


WARRANlED TO REMOVE, ALL DESIRE FOR To-
BAcco Is entirely r,s.tabIs and harmless, sad is
riches the blood, invigorates the system, possesses
great nourishine and strengthening powers, en-
n axes sleep refreshing. aud eetsblishes robust
health Smokers and ohe,ceysf for sirry years oErsd
ing the fSN eject. ~ s1sss:s
with List or sestimeSa: references etc., sENr
De. T. r. ABFoTr, Jersey City, Nj.
TESTIMONIALS.
,PosIMAsTnRs TssrIMcSY.-I received box Of
s. GATsHAL, Connection, Harrison Co.. Ohio.
FROM THE U s. TREASURY. Sscrs,ary's OEcs.-
OF EBs.R.
rRoM NV HAMpsHIRE srArE PRrsoS.--Gtn,
appetite for tobacco by using DR.. Burton o Anti
dots, We desire . supply for the prisoners Of this
JOSEPH MAYO, Warden of n. h. State Prison.
.ABANkER's TEsrINoyy.-Dr Burtons Antidote
IL Sss b.ns aSsny Ind
A eLEKGYMANs TESTIMONY -ONE Box OF An
rIDoIE cured my brother and myself 1T NEVER
Kslley's Station, Pa.
FRoM rBE PoLIcE HEADouARIERs, LYNN, MASS
81 n..s Bf xndS,s . h,
desire for tobacco 10 removed.
MoRK. MD,-One box Of Burtons Antidote reraor,5
ga desire for the we'd from me. I take pleasure
in recommending IL to all our readers.
T. 7. SLATER, Editor.
FOB SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
t1'ad'"a'1 K GS'y q Hfs,k1Ixo
corner ra avenue and Sd street, General AGENT
...e. y. So.e2DIe. no4-3m
Jusr Rscs1vEp
s sSS epls. Ss9TQE TI VII A.sLEs.
90 boxes New York Factory UREisI.
30 sMAu ENGLISH DAIRY UHIESI
NV YORK CIDER, in Bbls. and in Is gallon
ON Ton cH0ICE oArAwBA oRAprs
uoTrv BAsT new York WHITE GLOVER
Constsntly receiving the bsst p.,us. ~
NEW YORK BUfTER
In iarge 40 mall package for sale By the
NOkIHkRE PRODUCE CON PANY
.x PepHsylvsria avenue,
roeu between 10Th end ush strests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

WALL s OPERA HOUsE.-"kathleenM avour-
reen," with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Watkins in
the leading parts, was performed In excellent
style al Wallis Opera House last evening,
eliciting frequent and prolonged applause.
Many Of our prominent citizens with their
families were present, and testified their ap-
preciaiIon of the singing of Mrs Watkins by
obliging her to respond to repeated encOres.
This evening the Watkinses appear In "Trod.
den Down; Or, Under Two Flags" a drama
zation of a popular novel, which has been
highly praised by the press, North and South.
The New York Leader says: "a better written
or better ac;ed play has not been seen in New
York for a long time. mir. Watkins as Fergus
gives us piece of character acting that has
rarely been equalled Oil the American stage
The Charleston Mercury says: both as regards
composition and effectiveness, we have no hes
itaiIon il pronouncing this play one OF the
finest productions that adorn our dramatic
literature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

Spain has moi vet determined upon her future
form of government The matter will be left
10 the COrtes. Softr the rev dictionary leaders
seem 10 favor & constitutional monarchy. Gen.
eral Prim says, probably correctly, that there
are not sufficient Republicans in Spain to war
rantthe experiment OF Republic. The chances
seem against the selection o: a foreigner for
EIng. The selection of General Espartero, who
has been spoken of for the position, would be
more popular. He is familiar with the wants
OF his coUntrymen, and has a high reputation
that would go far TO allay party feeling and in.
spiIe respect. There would be no necessity
fcr making the crown hereditary in his family
"A life interest IN the throne, with the title of
King or President, would afford the people
chance to become famIliarized with the idea of
republic On his death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11
NEW LIVERY STABLES.

~
Having taken the Stables formerly occupied by
Henry Turner, Esq., on 18th street, be- n
tween G and h we are now prepared to M
accommodate the public with first class >4GU
Carriages OF all description, such as Close .1SN
Panel. Clarerces, Pbeatons, Open B,Ioucu .,
Park Wagons also, Ladies' and G emile mems Sal
die Horses. HoTses. BugEies. and Horse Family
Carriages, g. Carriages for hire by the hour,
Gay, week menth, and to be had all hon day or
night -Undertakers orders for CARR ages
and Bearses attended TO with promptoess ana de-
sratrh. X. CRDlP SON.
Nc ii. ~ llth street between G. and Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11
LOST AND FOUND.

OsTIcn November ID, BROWN GOAT with
II awhite spot on her forehead A suitable re-
ward VIII be paid for her return to the owner 2.4
street, near vermont avenue. noll-2tH
j osT-In tie vincity OF -Four MfIoEun a sJpa-e
- hullt BOAT. painted lead color about forty
decoys In II. The fIder will be suitably rev. arded
by returning to j. ". kUEHLISG, Gunsmith
NO. 2sS Penpsy wanna avenue. nOll Il
IAhkN Up AsTRAY-On my premises, six
hcSS The 6wner ners will please
come Forward prove property: psy ch.rses, AMI
tske them away. At EISTE2 OXLEKS, on
Gale Farm, near Blsdensburg road no u-3t+
L 0ST-On Saturday evening, the III, q BLaCK
ICRAPE VEIL. A suitable reward will pe psid
ior the delivery Of the same 1t l64 street. Lear
istn. no 10 ST
SIN REWABD-strsyed away, on the soth Of
CIV October, two HELPERS and one STEER
marked with tar. The above reward will be paid
II returned 10 ID. n. GREEN. No. 5 Centre Mar
ket, and Nc. II Northern Liberty Market. Mo ST
TAKEN Up ASTRAY-On my premises. a REQ
L ana White COW; large horns; both ear
cropped The owner 10 requested to come for
ward, prove property. paw charges, and take her
away: JOHN y. G. ToMBS, corner aud Hall
streets, Island l0-3tF
STBAYED OR STOLKN-From the house of the
~ su oscrlber, Boundary street, heal of Sd street
q black and white NEWFOUNDLAND Dog; AN
swers TO the name of "Rsuger.r suitable re-
ward will be Paid for any information which viii
lead To his recovery.
nol0'TH 2. ID. GILMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11
ECIii REGISTER'S OFFICE
j WASH SGroS, D. O., Nov G. Iss5
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TO HON 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice IL hereby gives, that the number, for
ssons authorized under act approved May q
1855 axe nov ready for distribution 10 all persons
OWING wagons who have taken oSt the license
tuD cents az this Office.
Ten ue days from this date all other number,
upon wagons viii he disregarded, aud the owner
y. oHnsrs OF any wagon permi ting the same 70 lie
run Winout the numbers required By the above
law. POSWeY Hou' 81 the
S,,ifeIson, Viii bring old License with them
osaNe Time and trouble ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

T'HOSE WHO HAVE YARDS OF SIDE
L walks to be paved or gravel wslks or sodding
to be done. will do well to call on b RIORDtN,
No. 59i street north, betW cen 9Th and 18th SITS
west, where he is ready to execute all orders and
guarantees no give entire satisfaction. Best Of
reference given. nolt. 81
GNDERTAkERS : MESSRS. RICHARD +.
having leased add tted mp the specious"& tet-a-s
whrerOoms at 335 street. op posite st. Patrica
CLurch are now prepared t. atte nd funerals and
conduct the business Of UNDERTAKING in sill
its branches. Having been ih the business for
many years past and being prepared to furnish
the best workmanship and material, all orders en-
trusted TO Us shall be filled with promptuess aud
care. HABfEf MARR.
noll. w 3J5 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

Ms SPECIAL NOTICE To PROPERTY
uS OWNERS.
Having large list of applicants who are in wan.
OF Hsses containing from four TO biue rooms [
take tins method CT directing the attic ntion OF
property owDUrs TO the fact, and invite them, il
they are tisposcd to sell to give me q call can
feaifly fad customers r small sized houses, 40
matter here located. Parties wishing to sell viii
do well to give me call
L make 10 charge unless sales are effected
MARTIN NJ. RUHRER,
Real Estate Broker,
NO Ct Corner n. Y ave and 9th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11
RkrUBLICANS

The Presidents Of the several Republican ward
organizations. and members, rel ie ted 70 at.
tend the dedication OF the Republican pole on Wiz
ginis avenue, between sth and A. streets in TIE
seventh Ward, "a WEDNESDAY EVENING
next at O'clock The Poys in Blue, s. q g.
Union. Grand Army of the Republic, Grant and
Colfax Printers Club. AID all other loyal org ant
cations are invited TO attend. We hope the sew
era CARNATIONS will tssa setiOn without further
notice. Good y eakeIs " ill address the meeting
NO S-J IA. BIOS WELL
IRerpS Chrnn \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

r~~fO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF TUE
uS WEST END BUILDING Association
IN adJoursef meeting # the Stock hOl Iers Of .he
West End BuilcIng Association viii be hs!i at
S;ott Hall, corner OF Pa avenue aud 2Dth street,
OF THU RSDAY, Nov. l2sh, lSss, att O'Clock o u .
for the purpose Of revising the constitution
No ll2t r. GOUDCaILD, Secretary
n@A0rlCE There will be meeting of tie
S GRAND CAMP. SONS OE LIBERTY
on WEDNESDAY ENkSIN ,. llth inst socik
a. Odd Fellows Hsli. NAVY Yard } Every mem
Dor IN requested 70 attend. By order of G. q.
0TkEE. DR. NICHOLS will del: yer lecture
US on ths Rise an fall - Babylon q: Ebenezer
Church: corner u and 18th sire is, Capitol Hill,
NkDNESDAf, the 18th. al IA O'Clock D. IN. Ad-
mis-ion l. cents; ior The beueiit Of sail church
Come ne, eOr.e ali. subJect will be interestiag
Ho IL ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

w WASHINGTON, Nov. /, 1865
TIE UNDkRSIGNED HAVING THIS
GAY aissoived partnership by mutual consent, all
ILLS due the concern win be paid to ISAAC q.
IUhPlN CO., under which title the business
will hereafter be conducted.
WILLIAM b. HARRISON,
noS j. II. TURPIN.
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PERSONAL.

M NJ. PRINCE. SG2 sTREHr II NOW
w prepared C. furnish any ODe who desires er
teTius the stATspiug Business with sTAAPs for
brainins or kmbroidertng rlcaks, Caps sA-lnA,
shiIts. PlIcus hons. slippers sc. and teach th.r.
no" e. use them M few minutes. Terms mOser-
ate. flutiug taught gratis. 20 sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11
BALLS, PARTIES, DC.

II is the Cause 1t L. the cause,
My III -ShakSPtarg
THE FIRST GRAND BALL OF THE ST
Il AL9YsIIS YOUNG MINIS TEMPER- "a
hhCf SOCIETY will be- given st Odd FELL -
lows Hall. 9TH street. between ID and X on IN
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov l2l 1855 Ia
hets, admitting Gentiemsn and Laiies Oae
Dollar, for sale at the door. no Lost
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-13

turned to Cairo. When the boat reached
the wharf at Cairo, Gen. Grant was in such
beastly state of intoxication that it was
deemed imprudent to take him to his head
quarters, over the city bank, where his wife
was awaiting him, and he was escorted and
assisted to the St. Charles Hotel, where he
remained during the night When be art
we'd at the hotel, It wac found that hesNas
so drunk that considerable assistance was
needed to enabled him to reach room ~
the second floor and Capt. n. d n
post quartermaster, and hooef. go,
general freight agent of the Illinois Central
ra;lroaa -one upon either side, and each
nth sbonlder under the Generals armpit,
ho;s,ed him M the stairs, to Capt. Hateh's
800, A hundred persons witnessed this
.osne and loud and many were the express
s;ons uttered of eensure and Of disgust at
the snectacle About II o'clock that night
Grant got musical, and an orderly was des-
matched for the brigade band TO come and
serenade him. The band soon put in an
appearance, and were about to commence
playing, when Mr.. Bedard and Mr.. Lansden,
the proprietors of the hotel, attempted to
stop them; but, on word being taken to Gen.
Grant of the obstruction to the music, he,
with drunken and profane indecency, de-
clared that he was commander of that post,
and he would have the band play when and
where he desired. SO the band proceeded
to the hall, outside the room, where the Gen.
eral was rollicking in his drunkenness, and
for a half hour played to drown the uproar
of the hell within.
A month later to day, the same steamer
was the scene of another gorgeous drunk,
upon another occasion of "hag-o truce"
visit to Columbus, when Grant became so
wretchedly drunk that his friends put him
to bed, and kept the boat in the river until
he became sober enough to be taken home. i.
But of his most disastrous spree-that OF
Fort Donelson--I shall not speak until an
other time. IF it is possible to induce the
Chicago Tribune to tell the truth, l would
be glad to have Gov. Bross relate what he
saw and what he said of the scene when
Gen. Grant landed from his fag-oftruce
visit to Columbus, just after the battle of
Belmont, when he (Grsnt) was so drunk
that be fell half dozen times in going up
the levee from the wharfboat; and the uni
ted efforts of Capt. Hillyer and Lsgow were
insufficient to keep him on his pins. /
would also be pleased to read what the fat
writer of the same paper witnessed upon the
occasion of Gov. Yates visit to Grant, when
he Yates was accompanied by Mrs. Major
Reynolds, who. report said, was sometimes
on the governors staff.
EYEWITNESS.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-13
Cholera.

A cure for this disease may be found in
the use of Perry Davis Pain Killer.
have used the medicine known as Perry
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer in my family
for the last twelve months, and have grea,
pleasure in testifying to its very valuable
properties. would not on any account be
without it, During the existence Of the
Cholera last year, used no medicine of any
sort but the Pain Killer, although myself
and several members of my family were Mt,
tackled by it severely and am happy to say
that the Pain Killer was equal to every EN-
ergency; it was both a preventive and a
certain cure. / consider | should not be
doing my duty to the community did L not
say this much. If / were attacked by the
Cholera to-day, the Pain Killer would be the
only remedy should use. have thoroughly
tested it, and know It can be relied on.
+. 4. BERGINsEND,
feb24dwlm. Galena, III.