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Mr.. Davis II IL were understood or represented IN
the North as q demonstration OF hostility TO the
present government or Constitution OF the United
States or Of ill-wl to the conquOrors in tbs war.
The Americans should member, in the drst place,
that we have nothing to do with their pohucsi
feuds now that the sword is no longer invoked 10
decide as between nation and nauon. we nave
no concern with the existing relations between
North and South or with the antagonism between
Democrats and Republican,; nor can We, 10 our
treatment of q distinguished American citizen, De
expected to take cognizance OF the exclusion OF
his State or of the order to which be belongs, from
federal privileges or civic rights: To qsth SCUM
10 now a part of the Union; in Mr. JEFFERSON DAVIS
we welcome q citizen Of the United States IL
would be most ungraci0us on our part TO assume
to take notice OF the fact that this clcen Is pro-
scribe and disfrsnchsed or that the people WIN
whom IN bis person, we sympathize are not really
represented in Congress or admitted TO the Union
There can, therefore, be no affrODt to the United
states, as a whole, In cOurtesies shown to the nero
ard martyr of the South. And our sympathles
with the COnfederates in the past, as with the
weaker and defensive side. being notorious, IL
would be merely contemplate on our part, and
certainly would be no compliment to the good
sense of the American people, II for FEAR OF OF
fer ding them we were now to pretend 10 nave
changed our views and repented our feelings.
We accept, rs the South has done. the result OF
the war, without pretending any more than she
pretends, 10 be ashamed Of a cause which was
CALAMITY sustained, because 1t was nnally uniortn-
nhte. IN Receiving Win COIui@i HOiOpuA.
chief representative Of that cause. We are doing
honor 10 the dead rather than 10 the living-ars
expressing our sympathy with the heroism and the
misfortunes of the past, not with the resentments
of the present or the possible aspirations OF the
future. And il 1t be the case that Mr.. Davis Is
more warmly welcomed than Northern states
man of equal eminence would be-if we should
greet General Lee more heartily than his victor
Americans are sufficiently akin to US to understand
how much more strongly greatness 10 misfortune
appeals to our affections than greatness 10 trl-
umph to remember, moreover, that the condl.
tiOns of the conflict gave TO no Northern chief a
chance Of such distinction and honor IS the South
ern leaders have earned by their heroic struggle
against adverse fortune-by skill displayed 10
creating resources out of nothing; by victories
gained against unparalleled Odds by the courage
that never qusiled before the darkest prospects,
and an embrace that never broke down under tue
heaviest load of labor, anxiety and calamity.
These ere the achievements and the qualities that
we honor in jefferson Davis; nor, in honoring hun
aud them, can we be said 10 do wrong or discour'
tesy to those who we're once bis enemies, and are
now his fellow countrymen.
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GENERAL KIRBY SMITHS
MILITARY ACADEM
At Newcastle,
BESRY COUNTY, KENTUCKY.

On September 18TH 1858 KIRBY SMITH. with q Of
wh-se gu Ncaions Of he highest order. viii
OPEN At Newcastle, KINNEY,
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Newcastle is lcatsd in healthy blue grass ragou Of
Henry county equi distant -four miles from the Louisville
Frankfort and LeXnt and the Louisville aud nnsti
Raj connected with each by good macsd Amized Ike
aud about houts travel BY rail from Louisville
The ACADEMY bufdings, biu-sf ----a---
admirably adopted for school and stu
he SUBURBS OF the town The STANDARD Of edaeson
impartial and searching Xamin itions The die p7e will
strictly military requiring punotusy aBd Ia
the perorms Of duty The domestic department
will De with and hberay the
health comfort of the scholars Toe schi
divided into Of twenty weeks each
ID. nencing seprember 18th Tue charges for
every thing excepting uniform, BOOKS md medical attend
anc- the bundled and seventy i've dollars IN D.
carrency session Of forty weeks payable tvs
equal ents, the begin log Of each ter OF the
session No deduction from charges will made for
during the EXCEPT in raced sickness or
honorable uischage and then tuition Zee OF So
II be required
Uniform furnished the msst reasonable terms Books
and stationery Louisville pceN As the number Of pupils
limited wishing places ia the Institution
should apply In thus making his nan Mt resi-
Kentucky, AM dev0tng himself 10 tbs edusan Of
the Primo pal have the operation O MS
fri in his Conn seah -.
For furtner Information address Z KIRBY SMITH.
will the Eminence the Louisville
Frankfort Railroad whence 0mnibusss will convey them
To NJ b
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CoLU MBIAN COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON, d C.

The Sessions Of pstmsnts open follows;
The Preparatory septeber 9h the collegiate, September
I'D the Theoca ucteber n; the Law, October 18th aud
the Medical October 18th
THAI yHh feS7yspss 20 the n gSges
eirnuos would tend the Assimilation of the principles
opinions AID Of ceuntymen BY the comm1n
education Of portion Of its youth from every quarter'
Its graduates veThea the expectations VI As son ana
Munroe thar the facilities of hsarng debates Ia Congress
qumens In the Supreme and lectures from eminent
men md Of visiting and collections in science
Development ,-.-- e. = -,
The Preparatory School gives thorough training for bust
ness and pret Col exc The College proper IS
eight sricent Professors, all the chairs being hed The
Theological School has thres PoessOrs and Lecuers the
Law School four sn6 the Medical ten. - d.,
he exoenses are as low other Colleges Number Of
Students the pact year 43i
For further information ad- ress - -,
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OFFICIAL.
DROCLAMATIoN.... ..PROCLA MATIOS
OF QUARANTINE
SrlrE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEP.RrxKsf,
N Orleans. May q, lS6S-

STATE LoUIsASA EXECUTIVE DEPaRfxEsr
Orleans, May q, lS65-
WHEREAS An Act Of the Legislature approved March Is
1885 entitled AN establish Quara tine Tor the pro
Of the State provides that the Governor Of the State
shall his proclamation the dvce OF the Board OF
Health declaring place where ths shall be to be
heve pestenta contagious infectious disease exists to
scted place and stating the number o. days OF
antine be performed by the vessels their passengers ON
and crews, coming from such place or places
In OF the provisions OF the act
Aforesaid do issue this my proclamation hereby de-
clare places hereinafter named to be infected and
thai al together with Ulcers crews passengers and
cargoes arriving from said places, having touched or
stopped Of them, shall be subject TO quarartne o.
not days for longer period be con
b the Board of Health TO take effect from
and AFTER the promul cation OF this proclamation
Any violation Of the Quarantine laws as here
will De severely punt he'd II the penalties prescribed by
deemed Inadequate the parties offending Will be de
erred up military authorities e. be dealt with
The places which hereby declared infected rs sore
said the following 70 wit: -
Ant be ports Of Nicaragua, Central America, and the pOr
Of Vera CruE, In Mexico.
Given my hand and Seal Of the State above and
Independence Of the United states The ninety
JOSHUA BAKER
By the Governor:
J. b. HARDY Secretary o. State.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CT. MARYrs COLLEGE.
DIRECTED BY THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.

This Institution Incorporated March, 1873 By act Of the
Of the Louisiana win . -raat
Dipm confer Degrees asd bestew 81 Literary Honrrs
wit reopen MOf DAY, August 3lss, with and in
creased stat Of Professors
The Cole Course comprises English Literature Logic
Rhetoric; HHtory ancient and modern; EOcuron Aetsphy
sizes e chemistry; Alg brs, higher; eOast. plane
solid spherical; 1rgunumetry, Su v-ying Navigation
Analytical Geometry ID herental and Int1gH Osiculas
opy, Natural Philosophy, Latin, Greek, French
Grs mmar and Composition.
The IBtermedate Course in ludes Penmlnshp. Othm ~
Geography kngl sh Grammar; Arithmetic. Intellectual and
practical Agebr. eemsntsIy Sacred History, COmposton
Execution French husic vocal and nsrumsnta and Latin
Grammar .l
The commercial Course comprises Grama Compos
Fpitosy Correspondence topography History Arth nee,
Book Keep ng sno french
Pa-ticu ar attention paid to PENN snship
There besides JuHiOr UAss small children in which
Spelling Reading Writing and the FIRST elements OF CIPHER
in Geography and French Taught
Fer particulars apply at the College corner OF
POeyfaiTe and Foucher streets
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DoATcHARTRAIN RAILROAD

The City Terminus fixed at the Head OF Lafayette street,
where within few yards the Steamboat and Barge Land
rR and in the vicinity all the Warehouses and
Western Produce Dealers, the Company has erected
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with capacity Of ct lsssI ten
Thousand barrels.
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE IS closely as
possble the Trains will follows, hating at Canal
street at French Market a Old Passenger Depos and at
c aiborne street;
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DIsAUD d CO.'S

PARTISAN PERFUMERY,
stronized BY the impress Of the French and extensively
usd 40 All fashionable circles for its EKceence and Superb
GRITTY ..xr,
ROI o ET the new scent Rgaud Co. the oniy I'M:
porters rrope the sg extract Of Ysngyiand from
RiGAGb co IS TOLUrINF de Icicas Toilet Water,
superior 70 de Cologne. Toilet Vinegar, or Florida
"RIa.up A COS MIRANDA SOAP, exquisisely per
tuned and keeping its fragrance 90 the last
RI.AUD a 60 - MIRANDA POAAfUA, for preserv-
"kfGAID 4 GoIs DENTORrNE, q most agreeable
elixir preserving the teeth and perninz the breath
RIGAUD rO.ps TOOIH-ChB IN, . remtrkAoie pre-
ton pTodu - aasth.
RIGAUD co.'s ROsE POWDER superior 70 Violet
and All other starch and Rice Powders. = -. =
S Tgs LITTLE MOsiTOR; = GUIDE To TIE TOILET,
With Photographic Illustrations viii be sent on roe's Of one
stamp. n,.y -.
Agent r. Eewberry Sons IS st. Psuis Chareh Yard Lon
don.
Dep0' 'e"e " r. DUCONGEs.
80 Ghartres street.
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MILITARY INSTITUTE
ruxrxnToN VA

mi. ,nss,susion Is in operation and ready 20 sHm
cd,s fr. the South at any period Of the SUMMER AAd"
axe chsrxs Of them for the whsle yer
csnc,.. IN the Faculty by the death Of Gsns Stone
n r.s.on Roas. and Crutchheld been supplisdsJ
m. .DDeptueut Of Gems ". Cursb Lee, Col W. siss
and Cal J. w. Massie with The addition Of oape 'saf
Brooke. fsts Of the Navy ..~yt
euDsrntsndsnA
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NO, JANDG. n RAILROAD OFFICE
New Orleans, July l, 1858 =
Shippers are informed that transporting freight
between New Orleans New York. Boston, Phsdephia
etc at very making saving TO the shipper ~ TINS
route Of nom Twenty TO Fifty PER CENT
All claims loss damage ovsrehsrse VII De promptly
settled o. points of delivery.
For further information apply at the Depot on CSope
street or At the ONCE Company, No a oArOndslet
T. 8. WILLIAMS.
General Superintendent.
JANIS YoxGE, Genera Freight Agent
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GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL

FOR BOYS
Corner Camp TerpschOre S opposite Coliseum Place
R. NJ LUsHER, PRINCIPAL
The Fourth Annual Session Of this Commercial and CLASH
cal institute will be opened MONDAY the Slst August,
1868 stsAM Pupils from to eighteen Of Age)
will carefully trained for business pursuits for adnis
sion to any of the Southern Colleges.
For and other particulars apply at the School, or
to the Principal Il Comm ercial Al ey, orto
W. IRVING CLARKE, Assistant,
256 Baronns street
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MASONIC.

Stewart W. Nj john NJ Moore, g. W.; n W. W. vernon, u
w.; James Houeh. Secretary.
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE 10. IN
Grand Lodge Hail N o. 0nicsrs-J y Dsoastra. w. NJ
A. Dssola g. w.; n. Booth J w., ". White, Secretary.
URRKA LODGE NO. ILL.,
woodviIe, Jackson Parish. La oncsu-o 4. Howell
wM.; Z. Jackson, s. W.. O. ". Lyles, J. w.; ". 4 Rod
TULIP LODGE NO is.
Tulip. Claiborne Parish, La Omesrs-H. n. kcoiadsa
W NJ; L. Hays 8 w.; T. Tsrkintoa, ). W; b O
Frazier, Secretary.
cADDe LODGE NO. i7s
Shreveport, La oncen-P. ". H. Gun nings, ". Nil
r. Davis, s. W.; VIM. Hebses,J W; Secretary
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO. Is0
Gnnsses Bluff, Sabine Parish, La ohosrs-wm n An
tony, NJ; Charles Bennett W.; Geo W. Wen, ,. VT
NJ K sprsight, Secretary.
JEFFERsosIAN LODGE NO. ISL.
Kingston, De Soto Parish. La omcers-''has. Grow
ford, NJ; B. 8. Logan, 8. W.; L. r. Scott, j. W.; e W
Lasy, Secretary.
SAM TODD LODGE NO. ls.
Sugar Town, Calcasisu Parish La ohos"-Joss D'vss
wM; !. L. smmonE s. w.; d. A Cole, J. w.; q.
Richsrdssn Secretary.
LoSowooD LODGE NO lS
Hoss Mills, Caddo Parish, La ohcers-Thos VaashsAs
WV; r. 7. Cole. s. WI Il. =. Curne. J. WI J. NJ Gang
ton, Secretary. ..s
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO. 1884,
Spring Greek Church Washington Parish, La onHcsrs-
Hardy Richardson W. M O. P. Bailey s. w.; II. T. Js
kins, J. W; J. G Ficher, Secretary.
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO. lS
Big Cane St Landry Parish, La ohces-Geo. W. Bees
deck WV; r. @. Osllihsn- w.; T. o. Hays J, w.; o.
B. smith, Secretary.
FLAT LICK LODGE u. D..
Flat Lick Claiborne Pari h. La. Ohicers-W r. MsySs
| NJ; Henry Jones, s. w.: R. L. Hssty, J. w.
GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA
r. r. swAsey, n. W. Grand Master, New Orleans.
q. O. Parsons. K W. Dept Grand Master. Bsstrcp
g. o. Scruegs, r. W. Senior rand w., Clcutierviile
VIM McDuf X ". Junior Grand W, New Orleans.
Samuel NJ. Todd W. Grand Treasurer, New Orieana
yss G. Bachelor W Grand Secretary.
Rev DIR. Q. 5. hedges, W. Grand chaplain
NJ b. Bray. W. Grand Senior Deacon, Sabine
| ia oh Klle, W. Grand Junior Deacon, Kile's Mia
/ j. W. Homan, W. Grand Marshal ke~ oresns.
4 Reese Lsfon, ". Grand Sword Bearer, New OrisanA
| NJ f. Grsrd " Grand Pursuivant, Vsrmillionvlis
s. o. Smith Big Cane Ph. Bidsult, New Orleans; j.
| Hawkins Mansfield; Samuel Levy, New orleans--W
| Grand Stewards
| Alex Quesnt ". Grand Tyler, New orlesnA
Grand Annual OOnvocatOn second Monday In Febrnar
! each year.
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This Institution offers healthy and secluded oeat n VITA
spacious and Sd sded grounds.
The course of instruction coneu ted by the most com
petent Pro md the Sciences Languages
and Accomplishments taught in the best schools.
For 1ERss-see Circulars or spp5 At the Institute
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CARRATZ INSTITUTE,
267 PRYTANIA STREET. CORNER OF FIRST.
Day ar d Boarding School for Young Ladies'.
Session Of 1859 will commence LIST September next
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Baggage Hshthousehsd effect. asd family supplies VIII be
received At the Old DEPOT If the traveller prefers it, In
that event bught only the day
Of The departure Of the which they insended,
and then than thirty minutes prior to the passing OF
the train which connects with her
Travellers IRON Mobile the Watering Places Who may de
sire baggage and effects delivered at the Old Depot vii
pe.se express their the oers Of the boat who will
se pleasure in seeing that their property is assorted and
placed sepSrste'y on the wharf, mummy
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st.ap TRAIN leaves New pt Steam Train Lake End
oicipck A

The or NJ Train from the will go beyond the Pas
senger Depot II the head of Elyssn Fields reet.
The Horse will leave the city At NJ and the Lake
at 10 ~ cannot for the present. run beyond the Old
Depot
For the convenience Of Bahers and Fishing parties asesm
Train will leave the New Depot o'clock sunday morn
ngs An extra trip will be at o'clock in the day
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GRAND r. A CHAPTER.

Samuel NJ. Todd NJ E. srsnd High Priest New Orioas
8. q. Psrsops, Deputy Grand High Priest, BAstrop.
r. O. Stirling Grand King, Bayou Sara.
Il Breen, Grand Scribe, New Orleans
Henry K swasey, Grand Treasurer New Orleans.
J. @. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New OrleanA
Thomas B. Lawson Grand Chaplain, Bsstrcp
Joseph p Hnrn@s, x-ud o-P Uf che Host, New oriean
L. Tsdsle, Grand p. b., Monroe.
Henry Hamburger, Grand B. A. Captain, New 0rieaaG
W. W. Leake. Grand Master Third Veil, Bayou Sara
NJ T. Girard Grand Master Second Veil, OpelOusas.
W. f. Hsineigh, Grand asstsr First Vel, Franklin.
r. g. Burke Grand Guard, New Orleans
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h. M Todd. $50, Grand Commander in Chief N " orsnaA
John Claiborne, SD, First Lieutenant Commander ksv
Orleans
Fussnos Reau SD Second Lieutenant Commands, Nos
Orleans
John L. Lewis SD, Grand Constable, New orlssns
John C. Smith, $50, Grand Admiral, New orlssnA
Samuel K Walker, SD Grand Minister Of State, Ess
Orleans
Dr. James c. Bachelor, SD Grand Chancellor New On
Ben De- silv. sd. Grand AlmOnsr New Orleans
Emmet ID. Craig SD, Grand Registrar, New Oresns
John l. Mcclure, SD. Grand Keeper Of 3. and A. Nee
Orleans .e-r ID
Wn NJ Perkins SD, Grand Treasurer new Orlssnk
BY r. swasey SD, Grand Phmsts, New orisSns
e. Solomon, SD, Grand Provost, New Orleans.
James q Scot, SD, Grand Expert, New Orleans
James @. wilmer SD, Grand Assistant Expert Nee
Orleans
Jean Lamarrs SD. Grand BeausenOr, New orisanA
Angel Martin Ssd Grand the B., New oriesnA
Bruno de Lucas sd Grand Master Of the GaArdA ksv
Orleans.
wnlism @. Chsmberln, SD, Grand Chamberlain, Rss
.sA Grand s,sx.rd, New 8rs.n.
John Melton, SD, Grand Aid-dsCamp New OresaA
7. Carroll, SD Grand Tyler. n
Grand Annual Communication, Second Wednesday N
January.
Stated sngs: INST March, 18Th June. 2lss ssptsmbss a.1
nth December.
GRAND ooMMAsDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLARs
sr Fugencs Ricau E. Grand Cemm snder, New Orleans.
ST. Jss P. Hornor, v. T. Deputy Grand Commands Esw
OrlespA
sr JnO. A. Stevenson. E. Grand GensrAssmO, New Or.
cana
ST. w. r. whitaker. Z Grand Captain Gsosrd, Nsv
orissna .
ST. Hy r swasey 4. Grand Prslats; New orissns
sr WIN. McDuf e. Grand s. w., New orieana
ST. T. A Bsrtlstts e. Grand J. W., New 0rieana
ST. Emanuel Blessy. K Grand Treasurer, New Oriean&
Sr A E. Billings, T. Grand Recorder New Orleans.
ST. james B. Scot, T. Grand stand Bearer. New ohsaz
Sr. James Stafford, K Grand Sword Bearer.
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NEW ORLEAss JsCKs1N AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILRoA9.

NEW ORLEA IS. JACKs1N AND
IN GREAT NORTHERN RAILRoA9.
To tab effect Sunday, 10Th Inst, at $40 z. M.
A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY At 80 p n,
with Trains Fer Vicksburg, Meridian ane
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the NORTH and
ASCoMsoDATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
7;ia SpiRs a laS ss Br9sshsyss Returning s.ys
Excursiou Tickets are good Train Of Saturday SIM
dsv going north Trains Of SUNDAY Monday south
yal train arrives in New Orleans atl 80 n
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY except Sundays
T 8 WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JANIS YONGE. General Freight Agent
ED WARE, General Transportation Agent
DOhTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
COMPANY.
This Road as now extended, will be opened to the pub
lie on
Sunday, the 10th Instsnt.
Fare to and from the Lake, same day, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS
Children under Il years age will be charged TEN CENTS
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IA KENAIssANCk LOUIsIAEAIss.
rKv ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY oFA PAsEa-
Devoted 40 Southern Interests.
Seven Years Of Existsncsl

Ia mod eommnndabls publication fof tAne ~ ooenAy
,.nIs WHO practice elegant French tss1ew
ssb,ratsy political events OF tbs week ne
~. ountrx tbe Orleans American presa ths nsressg
&C. IN Iuisiana the ATicu tural and commercial snHI %
A., price current the theaircs soirsse,
nd productions OF The day eno gvess
-. ysris,y OF useful iscss instructive goms hurorhns
nscao.ss snd al ihst eompeses hrst class paper
SUBSCRIPTION; % PER AEEUn
IN. n ,.xss VI LA kEEAISsANCk are edited On "
.oans. and Advertisements are - eonspteoousy a.
$500 tth reading IN each that msk sns
1ysl one OF the advertising nsdurns Of NE sootn
LOB PRINTING done N ali languages y Oenh ~ss~
.fF-chsngs 1nsy. Hew Ov~sns
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RAILROADS.

By the Governor:
]. n. HARDY, Secretary o. State.
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JANIS Yossz, Geuer. Freight Agent
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-30
Hrysipelas and Salt Rheum

Are two Of the most common and virulent dis
orders prevalent on this continent. To these the
ointment is especially AntAgonistic, its "modus
Oporandi" Is first to eradicate the vsnon, "a
then complete the cure
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-30

Cases of many years standing, that have per.
tmaciously refused to yield to any other remedy
or treatment have invariably succumbed TO few
Applications Of this powerful uuVupnt
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-30
For SIZE.

'FHE following property is offered for ssra.
The east AZ feet Of Lot /, B,ook A,.i,
sons I'd addition to Moline. I'll
Tho south ] of south 10 acres cut lot n.
born : "a addition to Moline.
he :. v. /, 5. ". /, sec. 20, tp. 10, east, Al
P. NJ, near Port Byron ~
Also acres in II. Q. corner, g. of n. sc.
sec. !, tP. IL, east, in the village Of Cordoya.
also, ~ one huniredths Of an acre. late resi-
1eIoe OF Edward Phillips, near Moline depot,
Neier TO Andrew Conaut Rock Island.
moh2Odtf, ~ a ~, 7o". -,
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Ho1loway's Pills,
HOLLOWAY'SOINTMENT
Disorders Of tie stomach, Liver and
bowels,

The stomach u the great ceInIc which inau.
eneet the health ordeease OF the syi abused
or debilitated. by eXcess--indg, stIon, offensive
breath and physical prostitution are tie natural
consequences, Allied 10 the brain, il is the
source OF heodsehes, mental depression, nervous
complaints and unrefroshing sleep. The Liver
becomeF affected and generates bilious disorders.
pains in the side, &c. The Bowels symuatbi1e
BY CostiyenesS, Dinnhua and Dysentsry. The
principal action Of these Pills is on the stomach
and the liver, lungs, bowels and Kidneys PARTED.
pate In their recuperAtive and regenerative oper.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-30
REEVES AMBROSIA
FOR the HAIR.

| I4uI II W ED
1t Ia an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy. y
1t inyigorates the Roots Of the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuriantly
1t Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
1t keeps the Hair from Changing Color from Age.
1t restores Grey Hair to its Original Color.
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
1t is composed entirely of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
1t has received over six thousand voluntary tes-
umonials of its excellence, many Of which are
from physicians in high standing.
II lie sold in half-pound bottles (the name
blown in the glass, by Druggists and Dealers In
Fancy Goods everywhere, at One Dollar per Bot
tie. Wholesale by Demas Barnes Co.. F. C.
Wells & Co. SchleHelin 4 Co., New York
mch24dIy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-30
Hruptions on the akin.

Arising from bad stute Of the blood or chronic
diseases, are eradiCAted and clear and transpat-
ent surface rogsined by tho restorative action Of
this Ointment 1t surpassess many Of the COS
meties and other toilet appliances in it's power 10
dHpel rashes and other Disbursements Of the face