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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25

A HARTFORD LOVE AFFAIR. lady
and gentleman are now living in Hart
ford. Conn, who were engaged to be
married more than thirty years ago, and
who are still anxiously waiting the day
when they shall be made one. In 1910
they had been engaged for some time, but
did not marry because each had a mother
dependent upon them for support. The
two mothers refused TO live together, and
their children would not leave them, but
decided to postpone their marriage until
one or the other should die Both moths
ers are still living, and the gentleman
continues to visit the lady, their filial duty
still keeping them apart. The man has
had the consumption for several years,
and doubtless ere either of the now very
aged mothers shall take their departure,
he will have gone to his last resting place.
Every day trembling old Romeo lean-
ing heavily on his cane, with feeble steps,
wends his way to the house OF eDilet,
withered maiden lady, whose hair is sill
vered with age and trouble. Truly they
deserve happiness if any couple ever did.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25

We were sitting in our sanctum, not
knowing what to write, when the door
was opened softly, and man dressed all
in white stood before US on the threshold,
with face all sad and white, and he said,
this strange, sad man did say "Answer
my question Alright" Speeches. we sat
and wondered what this tall old man
would ask, when, without a warning, we
got our dreaded task. ''Why is squirrel
that climbeth atop O. the hickory tree,
like the insect that bothereth man, COM
monty called flea p He gave the answer
quickly, for we could not answer him ::
''Because, when pursued, it jumpeth right
quickly from limb to limb"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25
R EGIsTER'S NOTICE Notice is

I'D EGISTER'S NOTICE Notice is
Z e hereby given that the following accounts
have been passed and fled in the Register
Office at E5ensburg, and will be presented TO
the Orphans Court of Cambria county, for
confirmation and allowance, on Monday, the
Ist dav of March next to wit:
The first and final account of John Shar
baugh, Ex'r of Hugh F. Storm, late of Allie
gheny township, deceased.
The account of Joseph Daily, Admir- of
Jos Bradley, late of Mill7ille borough, decd.
The account of Samuel Shaffer, Admir- 0f
John Pergrin, late of Jackson twp, deceased.
The first and partial account of David Sut-
ton, guardian of Mary A. Sutton, minor child
of William Sutton, deceased.
The second account of James CleTinger
guardian of Elizabeth, Margaret anu Mary
Ellen Allbaugh.
The first and partial account of Sarah Leidy,
Adm'x of David Leidy, late of Jackson twp
deceased.
The account of Joseph CroyIe, Admir- DE
BoNfs NON CUM TEsTAMENro ANNExo of Thomas
Croyle deceased.
The first aid partial account of James King,
Admir- of Andrew Miller, late of Johnstown,
deceased.
The partial account of James Brown, Ex'r OF
Charles Kennedy, late of Munster twp, decd.
The second and final account of Francis j
Christy, trustee for the sale of the real estate
of John G. Mcclure, deceased, pursuant to
proceedings in partition.
The first and final account of j. s. Strayer
Admir- of Geo. H. Brown, late of Conernaugh
twp, deceased.
The first and final account of P. H. Shields,
Ex'r of Eleanor Dodsea, late of Allegheny tp.,
deceased.
The first and final account of G Gorge NJ.
Reade and Edward Roberts, Adm'rs of Ed
ward w, Davis, late of Ebensburg, deceased
The final account of u. A. Luther, Ex'r of
Jaeob Lnthcr, late of Carroll twp. deceased.
JAMES GRIFFIN, Register.
Registers Office, Ebensburg, FEB. ], SEQ At.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25

How WEsfEftN CITY GRows.-One
of the most noted examples of rapid
growth in recent times is furnished in the
case of the infant city of Cheyenne, Wy
oming territory. On the 4th July, 1867,
1t consisted of single house Now it
boasts Il population Of 1000. 1t has six
boot and shoe stores, three clothing stores,
five drug stores, eight dry goods stores.
five wholesale groceries, three hardware
and cutlery stores, three restaurants and
game stores, four stationery and Yankee
notion firms, six wholesale liquor dealers
and four tobacco and cigar stores, besides
twelve other firms engaged in various
branches of business. There are four ho-
tells, eight lawyers, and seven physicians
in the piece, Four papers, three daily
and one weekly, are published in Chey-
enne. The Union Pacific railroad passes
through it, and four lines of telegraph
radiate from il. IT contains one very fine
church (Catholic) and three or four other
denominations are about to erect houses
OF worship Formerly, when the Union
Pacific railroad had its terminus there,
the town was overrun with disreputable
women to the number of FIVE hundred or
more, but large portion of them have
followed TIE road on to its next terminus
The youthful city supports large nuns
Der of gambling bells, several dance
houses, museum and theatre, all In
full blast. The Union Pacific company
are building machine shops there, which,
when completed, will employ some i've
thousand hands. The ranchmen, miners.
farmers and stockmen of Idaho, Utah,
Montana, Nevada, Daco!a and Oregon,
buy the bulk of their goods at Cheyenne
Twenty~one firms there last year reported
business of over S20,O00 a month. The
wages of masons, carpenters, and common
workmen, &C., are from 81 TO $40 per
day, and improved property sells for S4OO
a foot Such are the magical effects of
railroad enterprise, on grand scale, in
the west.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25

LONG AND SHoRP DAYs.-The further
anv county heE north the longer are its
days in summer and the shorter in winter:
At Berlin ard London, the longest day
has sixteen hours and half; at Stocks
holm it has eighteen and half hours; at
Hamburg, seventeen hours, and the short
est five hours at Tornea, in Finland, the
longest day has twenty>one hours and
half. and the shortest two hours and a
half; at Wanherhus, in Norway, the day
last from the 2Ist of May to the 22nd OF
July and at Spitzbergen the longest day
is three months and half
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25

into malleable iron, without the interven-
ton OF pudding, gives promise of perfect
success at a saving of ten dollars ton.-
L saw an attempt at this in 1919, but it
was then a failure
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25
GHERIEF'S SALES-By virtue of

SHERIEF'S SALES.-By virtue of
~ sunGry writs of Vend Expon., AL. Eend.
EXpcn. and Al FL Fa. Issued out Of the CUurt
of Common Pleas of Cambria county, and to
me directed, there will be exposed to Public
Sale, at the Foster House in JOhnstown, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of February, inst, at
o'clock z. M, the following real estate, to wit:
All the right, title and interest of Chas.
McBride of, in and to a lot of ground situated
in Prospect borough, Cambria county, fronting
50 feet on Quarry street and extending back
100 feet adjoining lot OF William Lynn on the
west and lot Of Charles Mckinley on the east,
having thereon erected a two story plank house,
now in the occupancy Of Charles Mcbride
Taken in execution and 10 be sold at the suit Of
John Brown.
Also, all the right, title and interest of
David Falcon and L. Furlong of. in asd to
lot Of ground situated at Conemaugh Station,
Taylor township, Cambria county, DO .Dded on
the south by Potts street, on the north west by
- street. and on the north east by an alley,
(said lot being triangular in shape,) having
thereon erected 4 two story plank tavern stand.
now in occupancy OF David Falcon. Taken in
execution and to be sold at suit of NJ DOke et.al.
Also. ali the rinht, title and interest of
Robert Burklay of, in and to two lots of ground
situated 9th ward, Johnstown borough, Cam
bria county, known and marked rs Lots Nos.
and on the plan of he rs of John Dioert, sr..
decd: Lot No. 3 fronting three rods on the
north east side of Napoleon street and extend
ing back The same width $50 feet to an alley,
having an alleJ the north west side and ad-
Joining Lot No 4 on the so 9TH cast; Lot No
fronting three rods on tie north east side of
Napoleon street and extending back 80 .eet to
an alley. having an alley OH the sOuth-C cast side
and adjoining Lot No. , on the north west side;
uuimproved. Taken in execution ard TO be
sold at the suit of John Thomas.
JOHN A BLAIR, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, Ebensburg, Feb. IL, 1869 3t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25
LIVER COMPLAINTS

Jauudice and all affections of the Liver are
soon removed by the use of Roback's Stomach
Bitters and Blood Pills, they are composed Of
vegetable medicinal extracts with especial ref
erence to their direct action on the liver aid di-
CestiYG apparatus
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25
SICK HEADACHE

Arises from a disordered state of the stomach
and bowels and a bilious arrangement Of the
Il, or, and can be permanently cured by the u-e
Of Robrck's Blood Purifier aud Blood Pills
Full directions accompany each bottle and ocx.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25

FRIENDsHIp has the skill and observa-
tion of the best physician, the diligence
and vigilance of the best nurse, and the
tenderness, patience and love of the best
mother.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25
CONVELESCE

Should use Roback's Stomach Ri ters to
strengthen the prostration which always fol
lows acute diseases; it will be found far supe
ror as Il stimulating tonic to any Of the wine
ana bark p.e arauUus OF the present day.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25
DYSPEp paTA,

Thousands Of the worst sufferers from this
terrible gnawing disease have been cured by
tie use OF Roback's Stomach Bitters, "a the
testimonials now in our hands fully prove.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25
NEURALGIA

Can be cffeclually cured by taking DR.. Roback 5
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, and battling
the effected parts with Tincture Of Aconite OF
Ch'Ogui rm.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25
LADIES S

Of sedentary habits who require gentle pur-
gative will frd Roback's Blood Pills just the
medicine they want. They are perfectly safe,
and can be taken at all times. They contain
10 mercury or mineral poison, but are purely
vegetable
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25
MRM e H Ia

There Is no medicine In use eilicaciOus as
Dr. Eobuck's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills
for tue permanent cure Of Blind or Bleeding
Piles: they strike at the root of disease, there
by removing the cause.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-02-25
NIGHT MARE

u ono Of the many diseases OF which Dyspep-
sia is the parent. To effect a cure persons
should avoid hearty food at night, aud take a
wine-gass full Of Roback's Stomach BitterS on
retiring to bed.
EB- Sold by LENNON MURRAY, Ebensb g.
The evening Argus., 1869-04-06
tuesday Evening, April 9, 1859.
THR ADJOURvMEvT OF CONGRESS.

On next Saturday the present session OF
Congress- will do . most commendahle thing
adjourn. For years past sessions OF
Congress have been sort Of fever genera.
Tor to the whole country, and its adjourn
ment has always brought feeling Of relief
and relaxation to the people. 1t is with
this feeling, We think, that IT. approaching
adjournment will be hailed. At the clos,
of the protracted and exciting cuua,c, "a
arms which Developed and KEEP, alive tb.
wors, passions OF our natures, the country
sadly needed truce Of the heart, IN which
the animosities and reseutments Of the com.
batants might die ont and be suPPiant.d b'l
more generous and pacific feelings -"
upon one preteEt or another Conf' "
been almost constantly in con'''-
ac,ual session ever since. rhaet!ng the re-
ssrtmer,ner,s preig5ics and "nimo''Ae'
Of the dominant pO'J '''' ',a'' -
puni.hmert orrtr yaHqu'led ioe' human
n,,,ro vonrl %, have been itself, il, during
borss, lbrec or four years while Congress
Ia. nus been constant irrit6bt 10 the |
,a,s.on. and prcludices Of the people Of |
both sections, that feeling Of amity AM
fraternity which j., ~ much needed to re-.
store harmony and prosperity, hal taken
possession Of the hearts Of The people,. 9
There has been no conciistorU maghanl'
mana roGscv rs ,,,,or,,,ppt addressed u
The evening Argus., 1869-04-06
WAETIAANE
WAT CHES
To Buyers Of Watches Everywhere.


| Inc greater part OF the jewellers Of the United
states Keep ""!tham Watches, and cordially re-
'''"'nen" '"eA u 'n''rc's'm"F'' hptWi'hsthEl'
ing 'n' '''' 'h"t i''s Pr'ht Is mni' On these
'"'S'''' 1"'' "" any o'ns'' S'"''"''y '''l ny 'ns
''1''' ! ne ''a''" o. TINS 'S' mat tho reFn'a'
''," 0' 'n' "'''o"m ""''H renders II an c"sy
SAFE "ni 'oe result IS nav although the dealer
'oc' NOT mako rs mueh money on each lndi'l-
'",' "A''n as be may on the sale OF other watch
es' ne IS SUN the Eainor through larger and live
'''' '"'''' "'i0 "'' ''"ie, however h"ous Tue
''Ai'' VINO 40 not give the ""''aAm " s''n 'n''
"''''' ''pp''' "','' 1t ue'e''''' An'' P0'''o"
t'''''" W vac ''"'o '''O' '"''' 10 more money
"'''' "' '''.'"s III "''V"'' "''u' ""''"
,"' '''''o '7'''''' "''' ~ "U''' ''''' %
'ss' ''',.''', A".' ''e v'2''''' 70 "'"Ne al
=" III, 81 ',0D''
., '', "," "'4'' ''"'
"a "a" s1"e'
'o''! Jus,
,.,1n
,r,.o l..,..-,-,,,;..r ~, ,.o,.,rs. .,t,,.,,.,..,o
,,o,.,,.o,trh,,r,,t, e., ,.y
lr rn
wo,"hes, We aal' attention to the following sug-
ses'oAs
,'h'' iH' manufacture OF watches was initia.
'eu 81 N1I'nam' ihe company have aud sold
aoo0i 4oo'OoO watches In every town and
village Of the country some wosrer Of a Wal
'a'n watch may he found. Let thoparty about
/" buy ask ta's owner Of an American Watch
th.s question;
HAS lotH X NAIIH GIVEN YOU Salts
'A1AI"N'
We are not afraid to AJAX those wishing {, buy
''''" To- Ruid' themselves ny ''e owner. BE
.DS '''''Hed "' To tue qua'"y oL Tue ""'eo' TIC
'"'' mas no" only TO sa'''iy himself '"a' the
"".'"'N ""''"e' are 4HE CHhAFESI ne
"s.' me "'''' ~" '"'- heAl We nave 'e"
.''. ~ '"!
'.' wen "uo"n '"'' !" Manufacturing, tha'
''' E''"'eF the h"tno'F o' articles manufactured
- ''''""'""sN'' tue suaIF' VIII % 'Ne
,''.' ''''uua' "F''''' h'oP'"s 'i'' %
'. P''''' "'s Always '''n 10 sen 'u' if'-
-.'' '. VIC ,0"''' P'S''0Ie Pf''e IN order 10 s'
x. ''''',' ana mus Ell 'Ole US 10 mnhu1ao-
u. : VIII" III o'S'' " = nH N L
49,, ~" 'I''f ''' AM 4 LAH'E hOSI'
.,''. ~,' P'''! We nave '"0V''''u'y cur
.'' '''' '''''' ''' '+A' 'o'"a! We maui
."''0'S '".'e as many watches os all the other
W. b" ,1S yn'soa 9'"'ss put .osy'as'
,bev do ,,5 eo.,,,,r,, -, 7r,u,,,,,, e., -
cent. Chea7er than tbsv do onolitv for ono,.
a.. IVY wv 49, 4NH'
The evening Argus., 1869-04-06
Pay Of British Parnamontary Officers

The tendency Of our Congress il 10
into committees, and leave g. them Wra.,.
spOuslh.e work Of legislation. In q" .,a,rsl
lish House Of Lords there u g'- g'-.,'..an-
chairman Of committees III and
enioying a salary Of sl9.j'' "a R"''' ''1'l SnI
! - ~ ,l Ike ,JIAA 81 pAt'i W H'
an Gs'l'''"t o. I'1",.. ,0fS6joO. The sai
, "e IvN4' wiz" "'l Government 90 officers
AI''' pau '.',n .nr senate are Tar boos
"i ''"tf'5s a. "Engaul There, tae "Cmrk
'HJ,' mt" .LDri.I equal g. oar "Nrc.
: Oh rhr SENATE, gets S2U,OOU year,
'.r, inc residence and .ln pension Of
C,t.ODu His first or chief clerk receives
IN 1900 a year, a residence and retiring
pension u 1900. The Sergeant alarms OF
the English House Of Lords gets .5oo bat
by fees and pickings the same oMc- IS
thought 10 net more in Washington i"e
whole business Of paying IN fees i1f services
ia Indirect and wrong. These HrrPfau'ht
arms have no business 81 De y"iuag up con- |
structive accounts ~ % be- sending Oh boxes |
az s,at,nr.,v The Speaker Of the British |
Hone. ,C CANNON. receives more money |
IN ,,,.5 Than the President az the United .
S,,,,. In gr'oHbach-. Is ; IO,O1O, a /
spDcrdii official residence, aud 100000 a /
year pension during his life, and that Of bis |
next heir. >eyen'yfge huuIrci dollar, IS |
ha salary Of the Chairman Of the Commit |
ce Of the whole SlOOOO of the Clerk Of rhn
House, aud his tw0 chief clerks get $1,000 !
md $1,000 IN" ~ergantatarms 0t the
House Of Commons r"cl"res SE1DO aud he
deputies $4,000 and $500. The Queen Of
England receives Slg2j,yyD or twice as
The evening Argus., 1869-04-06

SCHESCE,s PULNONIC SYHTP

seSwsed Tonic and Mandrake PilIs wll Gu,
Consumption, Liver Complaint and Dyspep,is
II tax su according u the directions. They ar
oil three 20 be tBEen a. hs same time. The,
cleanse tie stomach, relax the liver and put /
: 70 WORK then the appetite becomes good: IA,
iood digests and makes good blood; tho patieu
begin. % grow IN flesh, the diseased matter ri
psns "a the lungs and the patient outgroas th,
I,'n7.'Hn gets we'll. lhIs is the ouly wav Ia
ngle 'DusumpHpu.
T. these three medicines Df. j. II schepck O.,
FHihdriIhIa, ospf his uuryail,i success. in the
feAlmeHi 20! Pulmonary Consumption. tn,
F1Mpuin syrup ripeus the morbid matter IN the
lungs, nature throws II OIL by au easy eEpeotora-
upn, Tor When he puieru VI matter Is ripe a
! shgbt cough vii throw 1t %, and tho patient
/ has To,t and the lungs begin 10 heal
t. DO this, the seaWeed Tome aud Mandrake
Pills must be freely used 10 Ceanse the stomach
4 and liver. Ep that the PulmOnip Syrup and the
/ food viii make good blood,
Scheuoh's Mandrake Pills net upon tho liver,
. renewing all ohsttuctions, relax the ducts 0f the
iII bla idcr, the bile starts freely and the liver
soon relieved the stools will show Whatthe Pflls
can do nothing has ever boen invented eIccpt
caiomeI "a deadly poison which Is very danger
Ouy 10 use unless with great care that will uu-
lock the gall bladder au start the secretions Of
tho liver like sehcucks Mandrake pins.
Liver Complaint is me Of the most prominent
causes Of CJnsumption
H'hshoA Hea"eed Lou'c u gentle sumuiant
anu Al'erah'e, ana the a,H"'i 10 the seaWeed,
Nn''h ms preparation 10 mai' oi assists the
stomach 10 thro" out the gastric juice to Dissolve
tue iood win the Pulmohlc syrup, aud tits made
,H'1 gopI blood Without fermentation or sonrtng
10 sHe stomach
Inc great reason why phytc'aus DO not cure
'ou'"iHpHon IT, they Try TO 80 too much tbsY
give medicine t' stop The coughs O. r.up chtlls,
10 st'p night s"eat', hectic fever, and ny so do
Ihl 'h'y 1aranEe tue whole dIge I'VE powers.
'''H'lS nI 'hs 's.i'u"h', ana cVruilaiy The pa
ueNI INKS HAI d.''.
pf aoheHc", IL M treatment does not try -
s''p Il cough hIsht sWea's' chI' or fever He
move me oaus'' Hhd they wall all stop of their
own G.''E4. No one can be cured Of lonsump.
H'"' LIVER amP'a'hL D!'pePsln, Natarrh, tau-
h'E N''eI@tel Ihfoab uhle's the llycr And s.om-
ach are mAd' healthy.
II person h"s consumption, Of course the
I'hH'' ID r'mo way, are diseased, either tuber
CLOS a''oc''o'' bronchial irritation, Pleura aihe-
SION, or 'h' 'GUk7 are mass Of inflammation
anu fast dcaaylus Ia sush cases, what must be-
done IL ls n9inn'y the lungs TINT are wasting,
hu' 10 - me whole body lhe stomach and liver
have lo.t their power to make blood out # food.
Now TIE only chance il 20 take br. scheHck.s
three medicine, which will bring up u tone t0
The evening Argus., 1869-04-06
Congress and the Capitol

tl, II
n. S,..t,.. i,,..,.., ~. M,
,,nn,o, ,to 'a,,,' Sn, NV, wv ',i'st wa! '"''u
rnough commute ,non,s u, tba c., @ ,or
the House cn,a,n,,,ees, ana remarked that
two or three different committees had 20
use the same room in several instances
Il is clear from this that the Capitol will
have % be enlarged. or that j, will Laya Il,
be removed 10 \alyo1 Or somewharp Else.
or that the number Of committees will Laya
10 be diminished, ,or, in short, that something
will have 10 he dop4 Il "a bsr.Iy rns.iblI
i is true. thar there NAV be r,grb ysrrshl.
-pace taken up in the pro,rn, bpiIi;n, NV
clerk, who m,rht at a pipoh WORRY alor.r, with
less that some room usod for the folding nf
documents which never have been. nre rot
now, and never will b., read. might b, met
am9rphosed into committee rooms: that dl.
yeEs restaurants aud "holcs in the wall,
where the assembled wisdom or the na,loa
gets what II calls refrigerated and gencr
ally speaking through a straw, might be
likewise turned lH--,yoA things, W. say, are
barely possible II rs not At uN probable
that they will ever take place.
In consideration Of the premises W. are
ia favor Of the unconditional removal Of the
..t"'o. right off to Nanyoo. In that 5caut
Ia, 71ooT' Of Chicago, from which it is only
d ie" hour~ rii" distant, there is space for
eaP.'o. a.2 enough 70 supply all demands
''' room. Pmiue eau bo had bv the acre.
and ~ 'ah....s.y .ow prices. The site for
The cap t.. several m.., }..,, .ryc,aI miles
The evening Argus., 1869-04-06
n CARD.

4 CLERGYMAN, vhilo re..Iinr fn south
y America as a missionary, discovered A s,,ie
anI simple remedy for the cure uf Norvou.
Weakness, Early Decay, Disease of the Urunry
aud seminal Organs, and the whole train OF dis
orders brought on by huueful and Vicious habits.
Great numbers have been cured hv this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire % benefit tho al
tlci"d and unfortunate Will send the recipe for
repairing ami using this medicine, in a scaled
yUycloPo, u any one who needs it. free Of charge
Address, JOSEPH r. INMAN,
Station u, Bhlc House.
Jan2Gluam. New York Clfr
The evening Argus., 1869-04-06

CAUTION!-Eone ara genuine unless the
words "lolow~v New York and London" are
discernablc as a Watcr-mHrk in every leaf Of tho
book oC directions around ench pot ~ box; the
same can be plainly seen by holding tho leaf 10
the light. handsome reward will be given 70
any one rendering such information o. may lead
10 the detection % auy party or parties counter
feiung the medicines oT vending The same. know
ing hem 10 be spurious.
- Sold at the mandatory of Professor HuL.
LOwAY, 50 Maiden Lane, New \ Ork. and hy all
respectable Druggist. aud Dealers n Medicine.
throughout th. civilized world.
Ia TnoTe ia con.iderablesavinc by taking the
larger sizes.
n. p. Directions for the guidance Of patients
IN every disorder are affixed to cn,h pot md box
IA Dealers 10 my vel. known medicines can
haze show Cards, trcu.HT,, &C., sent FREE OF
EXPENSE, by addressing Thomas Holloway, 50
Maiden Lane, \. \. iebl2dly.
The evening Argus., 1869-04-06

them to death. five are to be governed so
much, let US have the machine out on the
grand prairie At Nauyoo, where there is
room for anything that those irrepressio.e
servants of the people, called member Of
Congress, may desire TO do. By all means
let US have the Capitol aud the Capitol at
Nauvoo. Shade Of 10. Smith, what trib.
ute 10 your memory, this assembling Of the
other humbugs around the grave where goa
are buried
The evening Argus., 1869-04-06
so PER CENT. REDUCTION.
br-INE,, oIHICILrPINATE.

Busino.- men wanting o. ssyn Money AMI
I,ma may obtain any number OF fac.siuIIcs OF "a
nirrplar. Price current: letter NJ any document
or drawing NJ the f.Ilow.ug rxtrau.iInary n.
Iuces, viz lto rorlaF, exact f'..iuIlr., = 90;
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