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pemocratic state TIeket.

For Governor,
JOHN r. EDEN, of Moultrie Co.
For Lieutenant Governor,
VIM. II. VAN EPPS, of Lee Co.
For Secretary Of State,
GUS. YANHoOREBEKE, of Clinton c.
For State Treasurer,
JESSE j. PHILLIPS, of Montgomery c.
Nor State Auditor,
JOHN R. SHANNON, Of Randolph Co.
For Attorney General,
ROBERT Il. WILLIAMS, Of Mclean Co
Fer Representative in Congress, at Large,
VIM. w. O'BRIEN, of Peoria County.
For Penitenuary Commissioners,
JOHN W. CONNETT, Of Cook Co.
W. GARRARD, Of Lawrence Co.
CALNEH FARLEY, of Will Co.
Democratic County Ticket,
For Representative District:
JOHN McCANDLESS, Of Coal Valley.
For Circuit Clerk:
Serg't JACOB ADAMS, of Black Hawk.
For Sheriff:
ELTON &. CROPPER, of Rock Island.
For Coroner:
o. B. HUGGINS, Of Rock Island.
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NO Case will be Received, when
there are any Doubts of Cure
or Relief:
Our terms are CASH: hence the money must
be sent with all orders for medicines. 1t costs
from five to fifteen dollars per month, to doctor
with us, which includes medicines.
E.T5~ The poor will be favored.
CONSULTATION FREE,
Patients must write their name, state. and post
Office address, plainly. All letters requiring an
answer, must contain n letter stamp, and be ad.
dressed to DR.. KNAPP son, drawer 1891
Chicago.
Wa Any Of the above diseases can be treated
successfully by the patients describing their case
in letter, when they cannot see us.
DIR. KNAPP, who has visited Rock Island
regularly for ten years, can be consulted. for
1865, at the Rodman House, as follows:
"Wednesday, July az.
Wednesday, September AZ.
Wednesday, November 1s.
South Clark 1t, Chicago.
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kIMBALL l. JOHNSON.
WAGONS & CARRIAGES.

THE SUBSCRIBERS having formed CO.
L partnership in the Wagon and Carriage
business, respectfully announce that they are
now nov enabled TO furnish supply Of the Excelsior
Wagons for Farm and Freight uses, 40 Justly
celebrated for their beauty Of proportion, styi
Of finish, ease Of draft, and durability in wear.
They will also furnish, to order, at short notice.
Carriages Of any desired Style {!
They are using nothing but the very best
thoroughly seasoned material, and employing
none but superior workmen. As their motto
indicates, they propose to turn out none but
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-28

PRESIDENTIAL ELECToRs-AT LARGE.
JOHN A. McCLERNAND, of Sangsmon
T. l.. DTCKEY, of LaSalle.
SILAS L. BRYAN, Of Marion.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
EBEN +. COLBY, of Cook.
RICHARD BISHOP, of McHenry.
Il. +. BUTCHER, of Ogle.
DELOS B. PHELPS, Of Warren.
JOHN T. LINDSEY, Of Peoria.
P. A. ARMSTRONG, Of Grundy.
CHARLES BLACK, of Champaign.
JAMES S. EWING, Of Mclean.
S. p. SHOPE, of Fulton.
GEORGE II. HOLIDAY, of Macoupin.
VIM. B. ANDERSON, of Jefferson.
EDWARD NJ. WEST, Of Madison.
CHARLES BURNETT, Of Gallatin.
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vasser missed his pocket,book
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The following state elections are yet to
occur this yeaf

And on Nov. Sd AL The states vote for
electors for president and vice president,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-07

The cattle market has shown wide
fluctuations, and has been affected by
the receipts of droves from Texas. Prices
last winter were as high as l23 CENTS
gross, and recently have been as low as
two cents. Texas cattle are now a drug
at SIS and so per head. About 100 head
Of beeves per week are consumed within
the city. -r $3.50 s.sJ D a4s
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IN MARYLAND.

We publish this morning the adver.
tlsement OF the medical department o
this time-honored and excellent institu.
ton, which commences its sixty-hrst
annual session, on the nineteenth day o.
October. This University is one Of the
best in our country, and possesses a com
bination OF advantages that few Others
can boast OF. Baltimore, where it Is stu
ated, is a large city, numbering over
three hundred thousand inhabitants, fur
ni5bing all the material necessary for a
medical school. The clinical department
is an inirmary attached to the buildings,
where there are always a great variety
Of forms and Of diseases always under
treatment. The faculty is COMPOSED OF
the Oldest, most eminent and expert
enced physician and surgeon in the State
of Maryland. 1t is said by those who are
capable of judging, that as q body, II
not the most able, they are certainly sec
Ond to none In the United States. In point
of age the college ranks thsrd In our
county. In addition to what We have
said rs to the merits of the school we
Will d thai the tone and sentiment of
the Institution is strongly S Southern. The
professors are all intensely Southern,
and for this reason were disfranchised
during the war. Professors Aiken, Nc
Sherry and Smith, all cent Sons into the
Confederate army at the breaking out
OF the war, and both Smith and john
ston went themselves the latter having
beer dangerously wounded by s piece OF
shell while dressing the wound OF 8
soldier on the battlefield.
We cordially recommend this Institu-
ton to our young friends who propose
studying medicine. There is no reason
why Southern youths should continue to
go North to study medicine or surgery,
when we have in the South such
colleges as the Maryland University.
Professor M~iltenberger, the Desn, at
Baltimore, viii furnish any further in.
formation which may be required.
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POLICE ITEMS.

Matters IN police circles, which have for
rome, weeks been very quiet, bega0 to look
q little more lively yesterday and the
day before. No less than thirty-twO
arrests were made in the second district
yesterday,
The lower district police made a raid
on houses Of ill-iame and bsgnios on
Saturday night and captured about
twenty u~nfOriunates. Several gay lotha.
rios were compelled to beat hRsty retreats
In not very dignifed costumes. nSueh
a getting down stairs you never did see."
Jane Graft, a kinky headed damsel of
sweet sixteen broke into NJ. A. Prager's
residence and gobbled ten dollars and
some clothing yesterday morning. She
was caught in the act, and officer Crup-
per took her to the station house and
gave her dry lodgings.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-07

AK INSTITUTION OF HIGH CHARAC-
rpR-So much has been said and writ
Ten 10 favor Of Life Insurance CoDpa-
pies on the saat!dg plan, that it 10 not
deemed essential TO repeat the same old
story, Every business man KNOWS that
the small desler, ss well Is the large
trader, II he desires 10 prosper land al
buslness men do he must insure bis
stock. II bis means are slender he can
not afford 10 iGeCr a total loss; and II
tbey are large he can well afford to take
Out 3 policy that will prevent such q ca
tastrophe. The same rule will apply TO
Life Policies, which have in so many ia
stances proved OF ~incslculable benefit,
arising from wise foresight. When the
vieIssitudes to which sll are subject are
considered, the prudence Of such invest
ment is fncontroVertibe. Standing at
the head of the list, is the PhGsaiX MI
tusl Lie Insurance Company, of HART
ford, Conn. It is most literal in Its
terms aud specifications, and in some re-
agseta is governed by principles it does
NOT sae.e with competitors, but stands
aIoae 10 It's i~iberslity. The following
nav be mentioned By way OF illustration,
as peculisr 10 Itself; II 3 party insure
to-day for 5000, and pays one-hsif cash
and one-half note, ION any table, and
should die tomorrow, next week, next
n.-nth, or next year, the full amount OF
the poiiSv is paid-S50OO,a and no deduc-
ton OF note. " payment is made az
cash, the beneficiary receives ! y cash
the amount 5000, with d~IvineSdsj casn
added. The fourishing condition OF this
Company renders it q most desirable in
stitutlon In which TO invest. The Cen
eral agents, Messrs. Nourse q Mathew,
NAV Ee found at all times during busi-
mess hours at their Office Mole Jeffer-
son street, where every explanation will
ha given 10 those who may wish TO in
eurs. They are courteous gentlemen
and worthy representatives OF the Ph9-
nix Mutual. which is In every respect 5
No. ] Institution,-
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CuL or PHYSIC.

NArHANR SMITH, M. D., Professor OF Sur
gerry. a EHa
Chemistry ana Pharmacy.
q. W,MILrENBEKG Err, Nd. Professor of OBJ
~stetEics.
RICHARD MCSHERRY, M. d, Professor OF
Principles and Practice OF Medicine.
CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON, NJ. d., Professor OF
General, Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy,
BAMUEL Z. CHEW, Md, Professor OF Maferia
Medica and Therapeutics.
\ FRANK D~oSALDS0c. M. D., Professor OF Pbyst-
oloSy, Hygiene aud General Pathology.
Wig. T. Howard, NJ. D., Professor OF Diseases
OF Women and Cniidren.
JAMES II. BUTLER, NJ. ID. Demonstration and
Adjunct 10 the Professor OF Anatomy.
: The fees for the full course are sl29. For Ma
circulation IS. For Practical Anatomy SD.
- The University Hospital, Tor In6rmary1 At
tached 10 the College, ranks among The list
Clinical Schools IN the country. 1t affords a
great variety in the forms OF disease always
under treatment. Surgical Operations. and
Clinical Lectures on Surgery, Practical Medi-
cine and the ID seases Of Women aud Children.
are constituent parts OF the daily instructor
given by the respective Professors of this insti-
tuition. t
Students desiring to perfect themselves in
specidtties can take courses OF private instruc-
lion from Adjuncts attached to The various
Chains.
acP0 w W H
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Receipts of oats during the year, footed
up 81, 232 sacks against 99,434 in 1857.
Fhe prices have ranged between 55 and
90c per bushel.
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MORE BLOOD.
Another 0atFage by Armed
Negroes.
Bravery of a WOman---sAie Is
Attacked by Robbers and
stabs one, Probably
MOrtaIly.

AS q comparison to the outrage upon
Mr.. Alexander, just detailed, we have
another and a similar one, perpetrated
by q band OF black miscFesuts; but,
though their intentions were quite as
Infamous as ia that case, they did not
succeed so well, either in obtaining
pIunder or avoiding detection and pun
ishment-all of them having been
captured, and one of them stabbed 80 Sc
verely that there Is q fair chance Of his
paving the penalty Of his violence and
lawlessness with his life.
The following are the facts as nearly
as we could learn them from the wOun-
ded man, and officers Shiffer and Bran
div who made the arrests
About nine O'Clock Saturday night 8
party consisting of four armed negroes
went to the house of Mrs. Whey Jones
on Presidents Island and obtaining adj
mission by threats, commenced an indis-
eliminate plnnder Of everything that
they could lay their hands upon.
Mrs. Jones commenced to scream, and
one of the party of burglars, afraid,
lest her screams should bring the neigh
bOrs down upon them, attempted TO seize
hold of her to stop her mouth. She had
armed herself, however, with 3 sharp
case knife, and when the robber reached
for her, she droye the knife intohis groin,
penetrating the kidneys and masking q
terrible wound. BY this time the fears
Of the robbers were realized her cries had
alarmed some negroes living close by,
came to her assistance, and surrounding
the house captured the whole party,
whom they tied, put in a boat, and brought
over TO Fort Pickering. Here they found
officers Shifer aud Brandy, to whom
they turned over their prisoners and the
wounded man. The officers brought
fhem to the Second district station-house
and locked them up, A surgeon was
called, who dressed the injuries Of the
wounded man, and ct lest accounts he
was doing well.
The names Of the four ~ferocious scoun-
drels were Edwin Hall, Peter Ford, ThOs.
Boone and Caesar StinsoB, the latter be-
ing the wounded man. They will have
q preliminary examination to-day.
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dollars, while at this time it is sixty
RAILROADS.

SC6NoN
RAILROADS.
In relation to our railroads and steam
boat lines it ls shown that but two OF the
latter did a profitable business last
season. The condition of each railroad is
mentioned, also the contemplated lines,
together with o complete statement OF
the different lines Of steamers that ia ex-
pected to run to and from Memphis
during the coming season. sHU
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
A synopsis Of the proceedings of the
Chamber Of Commerce is given, as also
a graphic history Of that body from the
time of its first organization, with an
account OF the influence It exercises in the
interest of u commercial affairs. The
statement has been prepared with much
care, by w. L. Leask, ESQ.,, Of our city,
and is rs complete IS could have been
compiled under the circumstances. 1t
contains information of much vaine to
every merchant, and will be Q good
record for future reference.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-07

CANADIAN CLUB.-A meeting OF our
Csnsdian citizens viii be held ia q few
days, for the purpose Of organizing a
Csnadisu Club, similsr 20 The 81.
Georges, st. Andrews and ST. Patriek's
Societies. There is q lsFge NUMBER or
British c~oianists in this city, vino VIII De
able to form 8 large society. Due notice
viii be gwen Of tie meeting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-07

HKISD WORDsU is the little Of a little
Sunday School paper that is published
every month In Memphis by the Rsv. 7.
B. Kingsbury, D, D. It is handsomely
printed, and contains 8 large amount OF
residing matter suited FOR children. Ii Is
sold AT the low price of soc q year.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-07

REDUCTION OF PRIcEs.-The White
House, one of the oldest aud most popu-
lar houses in the city, has determined to
keep paee with the enterprise of its COM
petitors, by reducing the price of drinks
TO fifteen cents, where the same quality
of liquors which has so long sustained
the reputation of this saloon viii be
dealt to its customers. Albert Gsssmsn,
q celebrated expert in ~concocting bever-
ages, will be- on hand to attend 70 his
many friends. ser6 st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-07

PERsoNAL-Capt. J. G. H%azelett, Sec
rotary OF the Metropolitan Police, left fer
the East on Saturday, to be gone some
weeks.
Judge Drummond, Of Ill, who has
been quite III ct the Commercial Hotel
for some days, Is, ne are glad to learn,
rapidly convslesciug, sOd hopes TO be
able to ill his appointment at Marion,
next Wednesday.
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UNIVERSITY or MARYLAND,
At
B A TIM 0 R z

UIHE~ Sixty-hrst Annual Session of the School
Il OF Medicine in tbs University OF Maryland
will commence on tine 10th of OCTOBER, 1858,
and win end on the list OF March, 1869. There
will be a preliminary Course OF Lectures, be-
ginning on Monday, October s..
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A NEW INDUSTRIAL enterprise which
hiss oflate sprung up in oar midst is the
canning Of fruits and vegetables. Hith-
erto the South has consumed enormous
quantities OF these things, aud with every
facility for producing them, has imported
from the North aud EuTope almost every
jSr or can Of fruits and vegetables that
we used. With tbs exception Of a few
private famiiie3, such g thing 80 preserv-
ing the vegetable gifts which nature has
lavisbed upon Us, was never heard OF.
We are happy to state however that our
people are st last waking mp. Messrs.
d. Cunningham & Co, the MEMPHIS
PRESERVING COBlPANY, srs BOW putting
up by a new process two thousand cans
OF peaches and ounces a day. They ad-
veTtise for ten Thousand bushels OF
peaches, and will pay the best prices for
any and all fresh fruit brought to them
under the Gayoso House.
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rs b regular Boats OF this Line win begin
60 run through from Arkansas River to Mem
phts on THUBSDAY tEs 24th September. IN
I'll that time the Steamer NATOMA VIII run
between Memphis and Napoleon, Carrying the
Y = Mails OF tnis Line, and connecting at Ma
poleGn with the Ebsamer OZARK Tor Pine
Bum where a connection Is made with the
StesmeF AMERICAN for Little Rock, as here
phis MONDAYS and THURSDAYS at pm.
This Company also Iuns the steamers FORT
SMITH anu VAN buren,, mons Little ROox
to ? OF tn Smith.
Freights by this Line are not detained at any
point, but sent through 70 destination without
las T. BOURNE & CO., Agents,
sens No. II JefsrSOn street,
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Second ward Democratic mab.

DEGULAR meeting of this Club win be held
II on TUESDAY. September s, al S12 pm.
AS this will be The last meeting before the
demonstration IL Is hoped that the member
will be prompt in their attendance, as there
will be business OF Importance to make the
turnout . success.
see 81 j LAWRENCE, Rec. Sec'y.
A SPECIAL meeting is called of the Sixth
"A Ward Democratic Club on Monday, the 7th
instant, AZ So o'clock, at Waldran Block, No.
$50 Main street It rs earnestly desired that
each and every member Of the Ward will be
present All friends of the caEge are respect
fully invited to attend, Col, a. Ii. Douglas
and Others VIII address the meeting. The La
dies Of the 9th Ward are cordially invited to
By order OF K.T. MORGAN, Fresr.
D. GENsBUsGER, Rec. Seeiy. set6 q
4 OSr.-A Check, No. 422S, dated September 5,
IL 1888, drawn by Galbreath, Stewart & Co.,
on the Jackson Insurance Company, and pay
able 70 K. s., Taylor 4 Co. or bearer, for $50 So.
The public are cautioned against trading for
the same, as payment has been stopped.
sep6 1t y EL
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TIE MIBsERELs SATURDAY NIGHT.
We had intended noticing the very ex-
csllent performance Of Bki6 & Gaylord's
Minstresls at the Theater, on Saturday
evening, but it Is not too late yet, al
though q Radical paper gives them q
bzekhsnder, probably because Frank
Pell made some clever hits at the ex-
psnse Of the pets a srownIow, and COM
~plimentary to Seymour and Blair, that
siicited applause. The city had not been
/" billed " properly, and the RgeRt had
been Temiss In c~ultivating the press.
Hence the impression was created thatit
was some sphemeral concern. Such was
not the case. All but the reporter Of the
Bulletin were agreeably disappointed.
The performance throughout were ez-
cellent, and gave general satisfaction.
The vocal music, harmOntes and dancing,
were far above the ordinary run, and
when tie troup returns, which will be in
come six weeks. they viii be welcomed
for six nights performances.
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THE WEATHER was beautiful yester-
day-the sun shining brightly and a soft
breeze flowing from the Southwest. A
few more days such as yesterday Will
perfect the cotton crop in this region.
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EIsCEzLANEOUs.

n steamer MOlHe Able passed dowI
for New Orleans yesterday morning, and
left the wharf without paying her wharf
age. Wharfmsster Goode says ne viii
have her arrested on her return trip.
The fine steamer Nstoma, Capt. Jas
Lee, with Billy Fields and Stack Lee In
the Office, Is the regular packet for Nspo
leon to-day at 5 pm. She connects a
Napoleon with the American for al
points on the Arkansas.
The popular steamer Mollie HANDLE.
ton, Capt. Bowman, is the regular paekeI
for st. Francis river. She leaves at 5 p,
m. tomorrow, and passengers cannot q.
better than travel on her.
The Natoma on her last trip brought
up seven bales of new cotton.
The splendid passenger packet Belle
Memphis, Capt. Crane, will leave the
wharf to-day ct 5 pm. for { Louis. Bill.
ly Blenker is her polite purser.
The Commercial Is the regular White
river packet for Tuesday at 5 pm. Capt
John Edson Is her popular commander
while DR.. Clay Rice attends to the wants
Of passengers. Both are clever gentle.
men and deserving OF patronage.
We ale informed that dispatches have
been received by persons Ia this city,
stating that hereafter transient boat:
would receive no freight for this port
also that their passengers would be sem
ashore by tugs, to prevent paying wharf
age.
The elegant passenger steamer Lumi-
nary, Capt. James Luker, with Capt. ],
Lse Finney in the office, will be Ia pOrt
this morning, and leave at II m. for st,
Louis.
STEAMBOATMEN's CLUB.-There will
De g business meeting Of the Steamboat
mems Seymour Club tonight (Monday)
at their hall, at eight O'Clock. The meet
ing will be strictly one OF business, %
consider something concerning the grand
parade which will take place on the 18th
inst. Every member is expected to be
present. BY order Of the President.
WILL T. WOOD, Secretary.
The ATgonaut and Emma No. 8. are
due up, and will probably be here this
morning.
The II. N. Shreve, Capt. Carter, is
the regular packet for Vlcksburg aud the
bends, and will leave this evening at
five O'Clock.
The Louisiana is due from Cairo.
Capt. Nat Green, of the famous
steamer Mississippi, arrived In the city
yesterday from st. Louis.
The Mississippi is advertised to leave
st. Louis tomorrow, for New Orleans,
and will continue as a regular packet In
the Sc. Louis and New Orleans trade.
The fi1e steamer Liberty Nc. 2 will
not be ready to take her place In the
White river trade until o-m0rrow week.
She is being elegantly fitted up and will
make a splendid appearance.
The magnificent independent passen-
ger packet Des Arc, Capt. John Elliot, is
loading for White river, and will leave
on time tomorrow evening. Capt. Jos.
Elliot and Matt Glass are her accommo-
dating clerks, and better steamboatmen
are not on the river. The Des Arc is q
fine boat, well differed, and is well wor-
thy the patronage Ofthe travelling public.
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Call and examine our stock of
new Fail and Winter DRY Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
HOWELL, WOOD l. CO.,
. sep6 2t 332 Main street.
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CoNFECTIoNERIEs.-Go to August Der
ton, corne Of Poplar and Fourth streets,
for good cakes, candies, and a No. l as
sortment Of crackers for family use.
sep6-1w
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TILES are trumps now. Unless q man is
we'll "thatched" he does not look
dressed. The most fashionable and ele-
CANT place to which to go and get oneself
a nice new head covering is at Francisco
& Virgins, in the new hotel building,
between Madison and Monros streets.
GAG Or
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-07

SELECT ScHooL.-Mrs. DIR. Cobb will
upen q select school for girls and small
boys Z the 1st of September, at her res
idence, 204 Second street. Pupils in mu-
sic also received. Terms moderate.
au9a 3w
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How TO MARRY AND ENJOY LIFE AS
You GO ALoNG.-Reeently It has be-
come q habit among young men to ex-
cuse themselves for not marrying, under
the plea that in these expensive times
they could barely get q living, and so if
taken away, nothing would be left for
the maintenance of their families. UD-
sble to get much ahead in tho world,
they refuse to assume additional Obliga-
lions, and so unduly postpone marriage.
And just here We see an illustration OF
the beautiful workings Of life assurance.
For this emOves depressing apprehen-
sions, and allows of matrimonial engage
mentE without waiting to gather prop
erty. II q young man, believing that
marriage lie honorable in ALL" would
assume its engagements, all that he hiss
TO do Is to go to Messrs. MeMshon &
Otis, he agents Of the ST. LOUIS MU-
TuAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, and
procure q handsome LIE policy, ia favor
OF his bride, and enjoy, without anxiety,
the benefits of domestic happiness. SO,
ali Won youths, ambitious Of connubial
felicity, pitch In, sep6 q