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Nnrppaildlc Mauelhfrldrtr.

II, 70. NuA. - Srgb Der idar
zen Sppoittipn zines 9rpben Gbeiles Der britt
lden SrtIle purpe ber 0raf Spn A}lyp, DC,
Be9enparttAe Stadtslcfretar fur Sllanb, DDl
Der Nt1terun9 sum Gien. sGjOuserneur sDl
5r9ten erlrGnnt. Sprp Wia9ro mtrb fpmme1.
ON SttNber r0tb Sncten dbreijen, I'M fen
l,cucs NI1lt dnjutrGiGn.
Die rrrbrImtcn lleberrcTe pcr 80 Nerip
ren, Die cem i&rcGlidsn Gtienbabn. llnfal
mare Aper9cle, WaleS, tunt Spfer 9efalen
IInp, tpurpen beute be0rabcn.
Sputb1 m tpn 25. Iusut. -
Die tlternatipndle &e9dtta BET Der Snlel
WttBbt, an ipelAer pa5 alncrtfmtlhc S1Ht,
lNll[ DSapPbp" unp Dter altSgepablte Sdbt
lutHe pe5 enBltfdm @elhmdpers tbctlaen0m
men BADEN, farp pcm @rp9rlmm eemG(
keute itltt.
Die 6atrt mar, ppn Gpwe's S6tpe UNI BIZ
Jrtlel berum tlh benz beltmmten 4,untt,
ptlllen . Stlnpcu 81 S%pllbrineen.
We Hf8atta sgRe9te allDememeS Snter-
cue, llnp 6aMfnt i3ui9ducr aus 2pnppn,
portsmouth, mo Sputbnmptrn irbmiu.
DerbGt.
Das 8cttcr mar rein, unc Der g8tnp nrrb
mfiitd. Inn 10 llbr purpe purW elnelt
&dfonenIduB has Si9h1l g~egeben, unp Ole
aSdtbten 9tIt9fn ab ultter pent ;3uilld5el
res Splfes urb III 9e9leitung BON etlrr Men-
sc NaTpflnife. DIE y9Iihc" mar anfanas
Ple bette, rph tpurce ite ndhbcr Ypa Der
getnbrIH" ubertrrfrn, ipelGe bic 9Bettfatrt
1T 9 StIheen 10 Rlnutea UNI 10 Sef. 9t.
ipon1en Bat.
Die pAltne" fam muir I'M 2 Winlten ipG,
ter AT. Der rGOnppr" mar ber price. ilnp
ele nSdfpbp" bic leBte. 1ie ,Symara"
ipArpe n!tt pldctrt. Ods IcluItlt ipurpe
bon zen 3ulGG.ern nit srpbem SSubel euf,
9eupmmet.
1drlSruDe 25. sfusult. - Getern
purce sum &npentm pes Sa9restaacs rer
GrIGlun1 Fer Grntitutipn en- orpgss sJeil
3eteiert. Anl SAlulie pe5 9anfets blclt
Der SrLt9snltntter elne &epe, in weld)er er
Die Spnnun9 auslprad, Dap lid bic %llSpeut.
'den StIdten nit ren nDrplthen BAH yerei.
nlBen iperben. UNI 10 ple Relbe arpger Grfplg
sc ,e!t 1866 su pplenpen.
Fpnppn, 20. &uDut. - Cine De-
peld'e BON Spmbap bertGtet, baB bort
AIt gum arneer bon &~fgbantttan prpflamirt
III.
aueenStppn, Is. Muaujt. - 9aS
SWtH. Def9 " Baltimore" ipelbes BON
am Is. Au9at obse9ansm mar,
peute Wior9en i'm biiltSen Safen an.
OaS Sdtf s@aImpra," Don Rep : gDsrf
1M l3. Nu9ult ab9egan9en, tam geitern an.
gtperppD oil, %. auauit. - Depetden
nod, intn,fr Gin, pslNe iber shif.
'rute IN Splge pes neulihen Srfan5 brrtd,.
Ten. e'u 6atrdeu8, pelGes Geute anfaln,
'rln9t 1tfaurige Nauriften bon Gem Sdtife
5asortte" an Der irldnptiNen8ate. Dale.be
eSelis Dor einteen Ga9en bon bier nad 9iep-
Orleans. wllrof pom Srfan uberiaaen, cut
Jet nnp 1T i'm Sinfen bearifen. Die
Nann'haft ineeB Ipejgert ii0 barinadls, haS
>0ttf i'll peria0en.
s~teerpppL IS. Iueuf.- Capt. Mfc.
pic ein3iSe 9erlon. bic iiN bon bem
n Der Merlep seltrdnpsteu Shtf Cara"
Ifretfet bat, III an itinen erllttenen 8erleBun>
zen seilprbcn.
ftperpppL %, aus, - Oas Snif
6aSortte," pdS an Der irldnpild,en Slite
.Ifiiranfet ii, fptrb Dicaeibt aeretiet fpereen,
q ole ibm CUR Sllfe 9eianbten Sttepp,,
dnapfer fdilelbe erreitt BADEN. !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27
Gen wnferrduS.

@reen RiYer Q8titr Sulptpr Gpr&.,
%. &uguit.-8en. Jiplecrons 1T in Tpl9c
icmc5 cigcncn ernilen @mlGe8 bielber &C.,
Fommcn, INN bic ReprdientattS WInner peS
queens Al ,prethcn, lnp percn &tnit bten UNI
@elinnunocn iter rie pfentljden @tnaeleacn.
bet.en fennen ;I lernen. Or purcc iebr ter;.
ltd empfanpen, unp Go baben inn bic Inn
bon ben RIrnerr hes SurerS bier erseioten
characterization lebr 9~ef04en. Wit @ene
raj yee UNI @~euurc91rp, rdnn nit 9terau
Der s.. SNpbrns, rem WGupemeurcn Ntdsns,
yltdhcr ulo 2nrerCn bat CT bdufi1c 9CiUrcs
aunAen iber bic DHtntlihen Nn9ele5enbei.cn
acFilORcn, UNI C5 hat %aeRenletti9 eie arGBle
&trjtiNtttt unr Srctmltbt8tett pbgrpaltet.
@5 mjro cine 3rcifcI irgcnb Elm %ldn gun
tunfttacu GarnaNdhtung 1~eretnblrt rpsr
rem, rcrIrtbc III jerpG sur 3ett npd' in sc,
brimnlB Blbitlt. Su eiRtB Il 3d9cn pirfte
iih iEpcNien Der @ldn peutlider entpideln.
@jtitgm briudten be @trrrdle Sec unh Beau,
REGARD bic Spt- Gprir9s unp tebrten irlttscn
Sa9e5 jGrit. 0ilreral 9tplecrano plrp am
Srcttd0 mad %gSaIbingtpn suriIdfehren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27

ct. GrutS, 26. @usult. - Cine De,
pelde aus Denver metpet paG etnc ftarfe
Sanee BON 4rrdpatpe6" Sneianern I'M iite-
lld,en Colorado neue @rauel periitt babe.
@eup. 9aa BAT Sen. Sberipan UNI alfilens
eriudt, Der @puperneur ielbit bat fid be,
ercbt seieben nnp bic Stabt perl0fen. @en.
Sterman urs &u9ur lansten auf Sort Gan
perS an.
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Mnolmcfefau. Icncr.

Nanasnnf, ga. %. auSuit. III.
Bert audens, Gt9entbulner Res y3Spuutan
.9ptsl", ipurpe 9cltern bon einfm StraIen
gSdgsen ilberfabren unb ipfOrt setGbtst. -
!9eute @dht brannte Die SGyberei spa @aI>
laee's Vabrtf 9dnslid, ab. gertuit an $l2, 900,
tbettrpeiIe serlid,crt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27

Wtm UprF, 70. Nu0rf, Natmittoot. Nllfr
rrpllt itia nne ltctia 30h GtS--R0e0Cu feft; autcS BE
sshS; 141-1h0 Gts.-cafcr Gul naS itrtis SIS Grg.
-Sesfttrrn ildu une ppmtuel; 100 GtS.-l0ai,rn fi
tin unb fdlpah; grets uurrrSntrrt; iutIlics .lcls-
SIS. - grfgiidpe ntfetiG itia unit ithDIt IL $9S. 90
S2sS.-- 3utsr fNl tnb itStiB; Cult NIX = 1873 I;
Tprtp Micp 1IaI-193L Cts ''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27

Breterif 9tt., 20. Nuaut. - Ger GUntel III rt,.
lem solnin jiplldnsn Or. Z: SelIpn mn Sberit S8m -.
Wtauisbp fur es GpuorrF Rcmtndtipt war 6nRerif fer.
10 unh %au,taersst. Nlfr Wdhribeinli6t,il rnS Eat Nel.
ION ethe atrtHst gInjsrifdt Der Osle9atrn i'm aaniet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27

6hrtfprp GNpn., %. Audut.-6cutc
&tbrpo inject bier ju gbren res pm. GCDr0c
s.. Nehpleton, ccr auf Der &yiic ndd Rem
9Gcjttn irebcu bter ctNtraf einc rentrtrQttihc
Concentration TAFT, gu WclGer Ieleaalen
aus rem Nan5m County i'd III itdrter Qu.
Sdbl rtnIinbrn fpcrrrn. Die 8%cridnmlunS
pjro nab cCn btSbrrtarn 2tnmelpunaen &C
nip ilbcr 10000 SGrfe fart iein. IS itnC
8 lhllTtorps gu Dteirr 1empnitraticn cn0a,
0trt, INN ptrp Gin 9lpBdrtigcr Tateliu1
mu GInnrrn, &ran5pdrentcn unc Gentlemen
ltattitrren. Die Stapt Wirp 0ldnSelb iuu
minirCn. 9idh Der @erlammun0 it I'M
Stacltauic Gin IpicnbipcS &ulauet drrau
8tr:. Su5 &tprer iinp ndHlt Srn. Nenplc
ION bic &6. 9rrpiter, &ptmcS, Qdr2mY
UNI 6cefcr d%ll3enelcet. G5 berriGt an1rmcl
ner Gnt0uildslnuS fIr bt: Nepe 9prfrr Ylatt-
TprN uHp g%iplninatiOnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27

GttfiGren pIblc, igtcerrufell II laien. 9u
gCBterrm lpQcn ,rrrubliENmtide" Tabrrr &C
rattrn tabcn.
Ter ,Gtnctmatt @plfsfreuno" iprtd,t
i'd, ttbcr Die 9Sabl- 9(uslthtcn in Sbip mic
fplGt aus: Bon Gbtp idat SDroce GjreclcY.
bdB Der Staat nit 10, 900 WChrbett tempfra
ttl6 9eten merce, tpenn rte RcpubliEnner
ntht Fetbiser arbetteteu. QGtr baben IctcCb
Wadri6ten aus pem S~aurtouartier. weld,e
un5 in cCn Stanp ieeep. 2u l00cn. sa6 Ohio
NIT mebr ais 10000 SHmmrr pcmpfrattih
9ebm lpirr, m6acn bic RtruBljtdner aud,
nrdN 10 iebr 0rbciten unp nutRcn."
- Mls ppr 6ur,Gm in ycapcnwcrth, San
las, cine rcmpfr1tiiAe lcmppnratipn pemu,
italtst purpc, na9mcn ctc mcitcu Srlrattn
Der r~prttacn @arniipn GECtt paran.
- Gin Sff,tcr Se5 CDrmaltom 20. 8c1,5.
BON SDtr, btSEcr Gin ,Gupftdlcr," tNtiit &c:
9iep- gprter ygGCrlr" init, rap fumfiiQ rrNcre
,Raeltute" in Nnropcr, Sbip. ctlcn y Se9.
mpur. UNI gtutr.GMo" 0etilrCt bQben.
- Sn GpuniS Sntttt, MItiiWppt, tnttcu
i'm 8anSen prci @abicr iii cc Girfdilunq
Der yS~6nappiide" Lg9drpetbaQ8treD 1ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27

Ct. aouis, 26. &ueuit. - Srln. 0tn.
nte Sberran bic &Udter hes Generals,
ltltrite am Monta9 BON @ferpe ,tne er(ti
idDere Serletunaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-27

Sanger, Me, 26. 2tu9uit. - Wrtcrn
9i1tbt nm IL llbr trnh SeWtr in cinCm SIC.
b1ups aus, III Weihem iiN ecr Nunl1pen
pc5 D. Gpbcn UNI u. 6. @ptc befanpcn. Gab
31njc @cbdure Wurre Gin &aub per Siam,
men. DaS nNhitc pon .. s. @nttcn, Norp.
cptt & ySitDers, 9tcrtrn & 9ahtn, s.
Cunningham ultp pem photographer &rdst
pttuplrIe 6jctdupe plGrpe purCb gSdiy
iIltAm bcidIpj9t. Gtr tclpcn @cbIUtc
0ebprten nen GOtipren ,Snpmlt5 1lnp El1rf
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&pui,tanaer 3uttanDc.

NeweSrleanS, 26. Au6ut. - Sen.
Sud11an uberlteB gettcrn rtt 2ettula Ger
Sretgel1lenfn- Sdrenlt . A~n9ele9enbelten i'm
Sta1te lem 0rr. !eatd,. WcatrIl Buchanan
tgort rd5 DOMINANCE bicIc6 GepartemCnta
"? jur g%lntunIt res @cncrals JtruGeiU.
IW SSaOl16ItaFl0n Rat IN Ten &r4iptelcn
perttts pe5pnlr1. G'en. Steepman unb eiIr
&n'1bl bemofratII6er 0tebner bteltCn am
Sarltltd9 Jtfocn an cine 8eridmmIun8 i'm
Strdlplel Satpurtere. NHd fdnp rDrt cine
repllblttaltld,e G~erlammlun9 Itatt, bic non
9tlpael pdb8 II. u. hn9eprpnet pUrpe. -
sous. @1rm1outb uno r0s GpngreReNiis
ElHp SNilber ttclttn Hcorn in 8dtpn Npu0c.
I'm na6lta Snmit18 foil cine 9rrGe %rp-
jtliip1 0lIer cemeFratiihcr Clubs in OeItscr
Stapt Hfr1ilItalIct ipetpen. Mt1n f0nn iiN
cJnt Soee Don rrr Wn}aRi icner Clubs aus
Neal llmltdlo btl9cL oaF ND! Muittbanpn
NtlAB III rtr S!aFt ulo N~m9csenp linz, I'M
nc lllC nit WntlifCDrb6 an srrirhru mrkit,
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Selegrapg!}Gc SepcIGen.
(ssri&tst fir rem r0eulI6sr Gorrsfprntenteu y
Metp s9Iprfer STavpttcritht.

REV. q orI, 20. &uBus.-Gie S6m6Notiruus bt
truB beite 1861
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PUBLISHERS OF NEWSPAPERS

May send a specimen copy of their papers and
their rates OF advertising per aunum, for one
column, payable quarterly in advance with
the number OF miles the place Of publication
is from Chicago. Address, DIR. RAPHAEL
Box G273, Chicago Illinois
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ErysipelaS and Salt Rheum

Arc two Of the most common and vrulent dis
orders prevalent on this continent. To these th o
ointment Is especially antagonistic, its "modus
operandi" ia hrst to eradicate the venom an a
then complete the cure.
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FOR SALE,

INHE following property is offered for sale.
i The east ~ feet Of Lot /, Block 4. Atkip.
'on's I'd addition to Moline
Iho south Of south 10 acres out lot s. o.
oo5n % addition to Moline.
ne W I, s. W. t, sec. 20, tip. 10, . cast, 4th
I a. near Port Byron.
H's' acres in n. e. corner, s. J Of n. J. e.
''', >, ". ~ east, in the village Of Cordova.
Also' ~ Ghe-hpndredths Of an acre, late resi-.
- 80 VI Euwata Phillips, near Moline depot.
meier 70 Andrew COnant, Rock Island.
r.h.ns.s THOMAS MOWERS, Sen,
Atkinson, Ill.
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IN I0pE AFFAIRS HE NEVER FAILS.
YOUR FUTURE HUSRAND OR WIEF

lie g tell y1u their circums ttuccs and their future
prospects, sod what -brtrr STILL hn can tell you their
thOazht- and what their raui intentions are towards
you what Is better than all ho can tell You If they
viii make yu happy lie IL, Therefore, sure depend
cnr0 70 aI Boo business his advice 10 Invaluable. ITO
flrr with the greatest certainty the results 81 all
Commercial and business transactions and sprsuatohs
DR. RAPHAEL nterprots dreams for lottery mum
Der, with uniuUug accuracy II you call on him poi'
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SECOND WIDTH.
HALLS
Vegetable SiCiIian Hair Remover

ErPTU Uedr increases the lODH-
tGPitD IF this UGttCdble Hdir Prep
0LdtiO1I, aCLttcb is due to merit
0tOHe. ne can assure oar Oid
patrons that it Is EeIt ruin an to
aus htgh StdhIdIN, ana to those
WhO HUCe aeUer 1ESeH IL 9Ce can
c0TtdeHtty sag, that it is the OhLV
retdbte and perfected preDn1'T-
Ton 10 restore GRAY one FADED
HAIR to its yOUtHfW cOLOr. max
tlD a soft, tuStrOUS, OHd SiLEen
me scalp, by its use, becomes
Wh{te and CteGn; it renlOCes al
erHptiOnS G1ld ddIIdrHF. and on
ITS tonic properties prevents the
hGjr from JGtiiHg Oatt, as ID Sfinl-
HidteS and nOUTiSheS the hair
GtdndS. By its use the hair grOlCs
Mtcher ana stronger. In badness
az restores the capillary glands
to H6F normal CigOP. and lCiU
create Il HeU DrOUth eGCeDt in
eEtreH1e Otd age. 1t is the most
cc0H0mtc4S HAIR DRESSING
ercr HSo6, as it requires fe1Cer
dppijc0fiOnS, 0Ild gtCes the hair
that SptcHdid glossy appearance
so much ddMired by dJ. 4. A.
HdBGS, VI. d.. State ASS0VeT of
Mass, says, "the constituents are
pure and CdrefUUy selected for
ercettent qUGLjtU. and I consider.
1t the BEST PREPARATION fOl.
ITS intended purposes. He pub
HSh u treatise on the hair, aChich
Ce send free bU mail anon 0DDH-
CGtjOH, 9UhiCh contains cOuIjnen-
ddtOrD notices from cIergvIIle1,,
phySiciGHS, the press. ami others.
Ne mare mGde the StHdy of the
hair ana its diseases a SpeCidLty
tor gears, dad knOlC that lCe make
me most eHectiUe preparation for
Me restoration and tie 3IreSerCG.-
ton of the hair. ert0nt, and so
GchHOtCtedGed by the best Medi-
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sad by al Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
COOK, coHURN & CO.
Henl Agents for Northwestern States
81 DEARBORN ST. CHICAGO, ILL
iun25d6m
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CAUTIoN!-None are genuine unless the
words "HOlowsy, New York and London" are
observable as a Water-mark in every leaf Of tho
book Of directions around each pot or box; the
same can be plainly seen by holding the leaf to
the light. handsome reward will be given to
any one rendering such information as may lead
10 the detection Of any party or parties counter
feiting the medicines or vending the same, know
ing them to be spurious.
-" Sold at the mandatory Of Professor HoL-
LoWAY, so Maiden Lane, New York. and by all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine,
throughout the civilized world.
va There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes
n. b. Directions for the guidance Of patients
In every disorder are affixed to each pot and box
va Dealers in my well known medicines can
have Show Cards, Circulars &c, sent FREE OF
EXPENSE, by addressing Thomas Holloway, so
Maiden Lane, n. \. febl2dwly.
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HoIIoway's Pills,
HOLLOWAY'SOTNTMENT
Disorders OF the stomach, Liver and
Bowels.

Inc stomach IL the great centre which inGu-
ence, the health or disease Of the syitem abused
or ueolillAted by exeess--indigestion,O Offensive
breath and physical prostrAtion are the natuI !
consequences. Allied 90 the brain, il is the
source Of headaches, mental depression, nrrN ous
complaints and unrefreshing sleep. The Liver
bocomeE affected and generates bilious disorders.
pains in the side, &c. The Bowels sympathire
by Coetivoness, DiarrhWA and Dyentary. The
principal action Of these Pills is on the stomach
and the liver, lungs, bowels and kidneys partici-
pate in their recuperative and regeneratye orer,
atisn
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Mrs r. J, Spaulding's Caucasian Balm is
warranted free from all mineral and poisonous
substances, or any matter injurious to the skin.
After using it for a short time, it will leave the
skin a soft, satin like texture, imparting to 1t a
fires hnoss, smoothness, and transparency that can
only be produced by tho use of this invaluable
Bam 1t presents no vulgar white lead, as all
other compounds do. but on the contrary it will
give the complexion pearl like tint such as
can only be found in youth. Its use cannot be
detected by the closest observer. 1t lie also in
valuable for removing all kinds of HumOrs, Tan,
Moth, Freokles, Sunburns and other cutaneOus
diseases from the skin. Mrs. X. J. Spaulding
has every confidence in recommending her eau
casian Balm to the ladies of every state in the
Union, as being the only perfect and reliable ar
ticle now in use Address,
MRS. X. J. SPAULDING,
may27dtf. Rock Island, III.
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Aruptions on the sbin,

Arising from bad stute Of the blood or chronic
diseases, are eradicated and a clear and tTanspar
eut surface regainod by the restorative action Of
this Ointment. 1t surpassess many Of the cos
metlcs and other toilet appliances in its power to
dispel rashes and other disGgurementE of the face
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Female Complains.

Whether IN the young or old, married or sin o.
gle at the dawn Of wOmanhood, or the turn Of
life, these tonic medicine display go decided an
influence that marked improvement is soon
perceptible in the health Of the patient. Being "a
purely vegetable preparation, they are a safe and
reliable remedy for all classes Of Females in ev-
cry condition Of health and station Of life.
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Bunions, Burns, Chapped Hands, Chilbiains
Pistula, Gout, Lumbago, Mercurial EruptiOns,
Piles, Rheumatism, Rngworm, Salt Rheum, Skin
Diseases, Scalds, Swelled Glands, Sore Legs, Sore
Breasts, Sore Heads, Sore Threats, soros of all
kinds, SprSins, Stiff Joints, letter, Ulcers, Ven
ereal Sores; Wounds of all kinds
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bad Legs, Old Sores, and ulcers.

Cases Of many years standing, that have per.
tinaciously refused to yield to any other remedy
or treatment, have invariably succumbed 10 lew
RpplicatiOns Of This nnwnrfnl nm rnnnt
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-10
Piles and ristula.

Every form and feature Of these prevnleD4 an d
stubborn disorders is eradicated locally and en-
tirely by the use Of this emolent warm fomen-
tations should precede its application. Its heal e
ing qualities will be found to be thorough and
invRriable.
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used
in The faIJo,r;.1 cDeas.
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b. aII their undertakings while those who udrl
ly prejudice HHI ignorance, nrgluCtug Die Auyi.r,
Fill ttb1rine a,sinst udv nifty aud poverty,
Be assured wealth. EuiuTnCe and Good Luck arc
villain Doc rurrh of 40 u you wish 20 Doe ch au4 hrq
.. ...f wi g.. ..lat
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MORE GOOD EEWs!i

DIR. RAPHAEL will cast your Horoscope or write
your nativity Every man, through the length and
breadth ~ the land who has bad luck and wh1 cannot
get u the world ph0ui bee 90 possession u bis Iu-o'
srpyp. s.f.I gnt DIR. RApIIAEl,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-29
Grand Republican Rally in the Sixth
Ward.

Last evening mass meeting of the friends Of
Mr. Sayies J. Bowen was held at the intersec-
ton OF eth street east and Virginia avenue; but,
in consequence Of the threatening aspect of the
weather, was not as largely attended as it would
nave been. commodious stand had been
erected az the pole, from the head Of which two
burgees-one bearing the names Of Grant and
Colfax, and the other that Of Sayles ]. Bowen
We're displayed. This stand was handsomely
decorated with the national colors and Chinese
lanterns, and on either side were large trans
parencies bearing the following inscriptions:
'Sayles J. Bowen for Mayor or Chief Commits
sioner;' "Bowen for the German schools and
recreation" Liberty the gift of God-Oppres.
sion from Satan "With Bowen, the city will
60 ahead, and no mis-Given."
Healds Band, under the leadership of Pro-
fessor Stratton, was on the stand, and per-
formed some appropriate airs. The meeting
was called to order by Mr.. Carey w. White on
whose motion Mr.. E. Lathrop was elected
President: and Colonel John W. Forney was
introduced by Mr.. James Edwards and adj
dressed the meeting. He commenced by saying
that II was gratifying to hope that this city,
about to pass into the hands of party fully
up TO the age, and he drew a comparison be-
tween Chicago and this city TO show how a
well governed city prospered, and when he
viewed the magnificent streets Of Chicago he
could not but think ofthe ational Capital being
disgraced by its municipal officers. He spoke
in high terms of Mr.. Bowen than whom a
purer or better man never lived, [Groans on
the outskirts of the crowd, and cries OF "Hur-
rah tor Andy,'l and under his administration
this city will become the finest on the Continent
They were not only fighting under the banner
OF Sayles J. Bowen, but also under the banner
Of General Grant and Schuyler Colfsx, and as
General Grant whipped the million rebel hosts
upon the battlefield, Sc will he in November
next whip the same host which will be array
ed against him at the ballot-box. Tbe BOYS in
blue, many Of whom Were before him, were
always the superiors of the boys in gray. The
men IN gray, the rebels who Were In arms
against the Government, were back again TO
night them at the polls on Monday IAt this
ume crowd commenced TO yell from the op-
posite side Of the street. and a few sung out
spoons, &c.l Mr.. Forney continued, SAVING
''tAose VINO are now sneering at me as speak
are part OF those who have returned from
rebeldon to help to govern your city, with the
lApplause, and cries of That's co. interT, n
gled with groans and yells from over the wav I
MY fellow .citzens, let each one but do his d,,,
at the polls on Monday, and so sure a. the wst
mantle which now overspreads Us win be suc.
ceeded by the MONDAY sun Of May 20 will
the nations capital be redeemed and dissu.
thralled, and new era OF prosperity be re-
opcned."
Nebraska, adore ssed the meeting, when the
rain commenced to fall, and the meeting ad-
journed with cheers for the candidates. and
speakers- go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-29

FISH AND OYsTERs.-The receipts of fresh
fish at Johnson's wharf to-day foot M about
two thousand shad, which We're disposed of AT
Sl2 per hundred. and between five and six
thousand herring. the selling price of whic b
was Sl2 per thousand. The schooner Nav.
flower, Captain Brown. with sixty thousand
clans. for Messrs. Turner & Co., has arrived
at 18th street wharf. This firm having deter.
mined TO keep up their supply of oysters and
CLANS during the summer season, have taken a
large warehouse adjacent to the wharf where
they have constructed an ice bed the entire size
ofthe room. over which is spread fine shavlngs
and upon these the oysters are kept sound and
fresh for almost any length Of time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-29

TRANSFERS or REAL EsTATE.-The follow.
ing transfers Of real estate have been reported
at the Real Estate Exchange of Hall & Ross:
and 49, i'll square l67, at So.i96; lot TO- in square
-13. al $50: part of lot %, in square 100, north
II feet, al $685. lot :, in square 6l7 at S257O Il
acres, part of Pleasant Plains, at $1,000; part
Of lot ~, in square $50 at S16s part OF lot b. in
square 563, at $3.50; part of lot ?, in square
81, SO feet on street, at S3css0; part OF lot "a
in square Loco. 20 feet on south G. street, at
$50; subs. II, "a, 81 and %, in square PIP, al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-29

A CoNUNDRUM should be either very good or
execrably bad. Of the latter class is that which
propounds the query:-Who was the first man
who heard the creak of boots in the disem.
barkauon from Noahs Ark To winch the
answer is:-The man who came behind the
soles and 'eels. And speaking OF boots and
shoes reminds us that Wilson, under Odd Eel
lows Hall, eth street, has a large and fashion D.
able stock of boots and shoes, which he sells al
very low prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-29

EXPLOSION IN A STREET CAR.-Last eve-
ming, about nine o'clock, as 1tth street car,
No. IA, was passing H street, one Of the coal oil
lamps exploded. The flames soon gained con :
siderable Roadway, and lit up the street for
some distance. The conductor finally eKtin.
guished the flames, smothering them out by
the application OF one of the seat Gu shious
Nobody hurt