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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-08-19
Rcdd what d. la. ain SANS:
BALTIMORE. February IS. 1868.

Read " hat d. ia. ain SAYS
BALTIMORE. February IS. 1868.
Neq,rs Lieaaud d ca Dear Sirt--The An
tidute" which Nou sent me- for examination, and
application to any obstinate case ri Intermittent
Fever " lIich might come under my notice has
been receive. have analrZed the contents.
and a ter discovering the il q edpnts. and recog-
ming them as applicable to the disease in Qu"s-
ton, determined to give it a trial. did 50,
md found the therapeutic fleets lreeisel, in ac-
cnrdance with the character claimed for ii b.
,ou in instance has it failed, free uent!l hal.
i be tile being sufficient ior The complete cure u
cases of long standing even those III which
cironic enlargement o. the L,ver and Spleen had
been supernduced. regard 1t Il decidedly
>cien tifc discovery. | would recommend it 10
all sufferers OF Chiils and Fevers.
v NJ. b. NJ. LARKiN, NJ. d.
Office and Depot, No2 South street Baltimore.
Sold by all drug gists and principal stores in the
country. Price 81 pei bottle July 22ly
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For testimonial: o'remarkabe cure see ''Rosa-
dads almanac" for this wear.
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MAhoCIo s KELLEY'S
VALLEY MARBLE w ORKS.

at STANTON, HARRiSONBURG, CHAR
LOlfGSvlLLE AND LIXlSGTON.
Jan. 10, l66.-tt.
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MARBLE WORKS,

MARBLE WORKS,
STRASBURG S EyaNDOAH CO., VA.
WILLIAM sREDFEaN
Is prepared to furnish. at short notice.
TOMBS, MON ENTS, ETC.
At Fair 'rices Orders respectfully solicited.
Juuel lis Gs-ly
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ID 0 S a D A L ! s.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

- 0 S L S.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
CURES SCRQFUL4 IN ITS V4RIOES
FORMS, SUCU As
Consumption in its earlier stages. Enlargement
and liberation Of thu Glands, Joints, Bones,
Kidneys Uterus, Chronic rheumatism,
Eruptions OF the Skin. Chronic Sore
EYES, &c, DC.
ALSO, SYPHILIS IN ALL ITS FORMS.
DISEASE OF WOMEN.
Loss of Appetite Sick Headache,
Liver gomplaut. Pain in the Back I'M
prudence III l=ltA Gravel General Bad Health
and diseases ofthe Blood Liver K daev l. Bladder
IT IS J PERFECT RENOVATOR.
RosADALrs cradicates every kind of humor and
bad faint, aud restores the entire system 10
healthy coalition. IL is perfectly harmless, new
.er producing the slightest nj uty.
IT IS NOT \ SECRET QUACK REMEDY.
The articles of which it is made are published
around each bottle.
RECOMMENDED BY THE MEDICAL FAC
ULTY AND MANY THOU lands
OF OUR BEST CITIZENS.
For testimonial. o. remarkable cure see ''Rosa-
DADS A!A.antc' for this year.
Prepared ONLY BY
DR.. J. J. LAWRENCE & CO.,
ga Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
For Sale by Druggists Every where.
SEPT lCGS-iy.
T AMP & DERfZBAUGH.
IL FRISCO, sign AND
HOUSE PAINTERS.
Churches Halls and Dwellings FGescued Al.
so, House Sign Painting done the most
reasonable rms.
RESIDENCES.
LAMPE East Firth Street two doors from
D. METEAUGB, West, Patrick st. Frelk
Nov. 10. 1863,
Z : 6ItiG = kENOFAriAG l.tNfUttE-For
I rennv #hng grease. paint or OIL Fl ON clothes
carpets the finest fabrics without injury to the
same. is the best article ever discovered. Agents
w.antud. Prepared BY q. NJ. BRIGGS,
July % No. 3 Post Office Ave, Baltimore.
briggs CONCENTRATED LIQUID
- BLUE:NG-for clothe<-s the best in the
wolld-lravine the clothes beautifully white and
free from specks. Prepared by
G. NJ BRIGGS.
july 20 No. 3 Post Ofic Ave, Baltimore.
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A MANUFACTURING CHEMIST,

of thirty years experience. and are confidently
| recommended to the agricultural community.
LAWRENCE SANuSTON President.
Oficc, IS Exchange Place,
July s BALTIMORE, Mp
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For Sale hy Druggists Every where.
SEPT 3 lCG8-ly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-08-19

BY THE MEDICAL FAC
ULTY AND MANY THOU lands
OF CUR BEST CITIZENS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-08-19

Prepared ONLY BY
DR.. J. J. LAWRENCE & co.
ga Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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DR.. MAGGIEL'S PILLS

DR.. MAGGIEL'S PILLS
Relieves the Entire System Of Pains and
aches. enlisen the spirits, and send new
blood
BOUNDING THROUGH EVERY VEIN.
They impart
Sparkling Brightness to the Eye,
A Rosy Glow to the Cheek,
A Ruby Tinge to the Lips.
A Clearness to the Head,
Brightness to the Complexion,
Buoyancy to the Spirits,
And Happiness on all Sides.
For all affections of the Kidneys they are
unsurpassed.
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MArala MILL. July q. 1863.

Cash price $50 per ION, $50 six months, $50
twelve months.
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DISEASE OF WOMEN.
Loss Of Appetite Sick Headache.
Liver compliant. Pain in the Back I'M
prudence III l=lfe. Gravel, General Bad Health
and diseases otthe Blood, Liver, idaev L. Bladder
Ir Is 5 pEKTECT RENOVATION
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-08-19

J. C. RIDENoUR,
Formerly If Huugh, Ridenour d Langdon.
GEO. w. JANNEY, JOHN l.. JORDAN.
Of Virginia. of Fred Co., Nd
DIDENOUR, JANNEY & CO..
II GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the sale of
GRAIN, FLOUR, SEEDS. PORK, BACON,
Lard. Cotton, Rice, Tobaccn. Leather, Wool.
Feathers, Rosin. Tar, Turpentine, Ginseed, But
ter, Eggs. &C., &c.
No. Al South Howard Street
BALTIMORE. MD.
Orders for all kinds of Merchandise, Salt, Fish,
Plaster GuanO, and the various Fertilizers and
Farming implements, promptly flied.
REFERE CEs:
Daniel Miller q Co., Baltimore; Howard Cole
& Co, Baltimore ; Carroll. Adams Neer Bal
timore; St0neburner d Richards, Baltimore
Hoffman Staley Il Co, Baltimore: Drs Ctag-
gett / Wallis, Baltimore John Janney. ESQ.
Leesburg. Va. Lewis Mckenzie. Esq, President
A.. l.. x II. kalrnad Chas. 3 Burton, ESQ,
Lynchburg, Va. Col. L. I. Moore. Winchester
Va. John r. London, Esq, Rockhill, :. c.;
John II. Williams Esq. Prcsid mt Friedrich, Co
Sank; Samuel b. Preston, Washington county
Md. Rev. George Martin, Woodstock Fravel
Lacey, Woodstock, Va. July 22-ly
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LAMPE East Firth Street, two doors from
d. METHAUGB, West, Patrick st. Frelk
Nov. 10. 1869,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-08-19

T AMP & DTR9ZBAUGH,
L. FRISCO, sign AND
HOUSE PAINTERS.
Churches Halls and Dwellings FFescued. Al,
so, House Sign Painting done the most
reasonable F.. rms.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

it in this Court any more than could the District OF
Associaie Justices swayne and Miller dlssented TO
question OF jurisdiction only.
The following additional decisions were rendered.
Tn tho case of william H. McArde, the Mississippi edi-
tor who t will be recOected arrested, tried, and
senteuced to Imprisonment by the military authorities
several years ago. on the charge OF writing and publish
ing sedtiOus articles in his newspaper He had appealed
from the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Southern District OF Mississippi, which had denied the
writ OF habeas corpus Chief Justice Chase delivered
the opinion Of the Court dsmssng the appeal for want
of jurisdiction.
In the case OF the steamboat Belfast B. G. Nelson ct al,
claimants In error agt Boon Co.. ct AL In error 70 the
delivered the opinion OF the Court reversing the decree
OF the Court below with COSTS and remandng the cause
with directions 10 dismiss the libel The case involved
claims for cotton lost In transportation ana which haa
been insured by the owners The Court held as against
the Court below that the Federal jurisdiction In marine
and admiralty extends from the as rivers
as they are navigabe, irrespective OF tdewaters -.
In the OF B. F. Hall et al, plaintfn IN error hRt
George Cappe in TO the Circuit Court OF tho cu
States for the Eastern District OF Louisiana, Justice
Swsyne delivered the opinion OF the Court reyernR ne
Judgment Of that Court with costs and femandlng tne
cause for further proceedings In conformity 10 tle op
ion Of this court Certain cotton transactions were n
voyed In this case In which the British Consul AT
Orleans bore part The occurrences were IN lo1 Ing
cotton within the Rebel lines III IS helu IaV .
that Consul engaged In trade has no more ght III
during than citizen OF the Cnlted oteteS ao
President Issued his proclamation making exceptVne %
to parts OF louisiana and Congress passed law Iea.H
TO Rebel property and the Secretary OF the I
sned instructions pursuant to the statute Inc mtaIy
authorities could make regulations, nor grant any
permits contrary to them the contracts h'o GU IL ~
ease before the Court were therefore Volu'
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
ALLEaEp pHoroGRApno swINDLE.

William w. Number, photographers, and
William W. Silver, alias Gray, his assistant OF no. go
Broadway, were brought before Justice bowling ut the
Tombs Police Court yesterday charged with having
swnded sundry credulOus people by Of what they
represented to DO Spiritual photography" BY pro.
well knswn TO professional photographers and scon
tihc meR thcy would take the photograph OF Glitter.
with a spectral figure In the back gcound, which TO any
person imaginative might easily DO converted into
the likeness OF departed friend relative Boforo
being brought within the focus OF the camera,
the victim OF this aeged swndlo would
DO asked by tho operator 20 designate some de-
parted friend or relative whose picture he would
like TO have taken In connection with his own On naming
such person the "mystlc art' OF the photographer
would be brought into play and the result would be
decidedly vague and indefinite figure In the back
grounda figure moro spectral than tho ghost of Ham,
let's father the still spectral "Cock Lane Ghost"
II the vetmor the slttereianccd to be gifted with an
OF imaginative powers, he could easily trace the
parted fatherinlaw or gfandfather or What not Tho
alleged s.n@Is, syiaalS wSS l.''oygred BY Mr. r,
dor of the latter Marshal TocfSr was was directed
OF O The Marshal sat for his picture aud requested
that his deceased fathsrnlaw be induced to have hs
taken, and as FAR as the Marshss face was concerncd
inIaw was most dismal failure; and although spectral
and ghosy enough TO have been yeritabe emanation
the deceased gentleman OF the case ELECTED at
the trial yesterday were mainly above set
forth. Marshal Tooker's affidavit shows that the
operator (Iumblor), pretended that the second
picture produced by supernatural means and that
he CMumbler) was "mediun." The charge for the
pictures was $40 per dozon which the Marshal paid.
protesting that IL eIorbant He told that the
price had been 80 fixed because tho spirits did not like
the throng and that 20 exclude the vulgar multitude
proo Ied Rt tho high rate, &c Having deposited
"a so as security the Marshal was nshered INTO the gal
lery where his picture was taken The adayit mlnutey
detailed the whole operation OF tho pieturetakng
we'll the conversation ~ Number from which IL ap
pears that tho latter endeayOred TO produce In the 6d
Of sthe Marshal q train OF thought which would oven
tualy lead him 30 cOnf0und tho shadOwy
background picture with tbs welreMembered features
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

Of some departed friend Mr. Hckeys anidavit showed
that pictures similar 30 those taken by umoer Dy MS
"spirual process could be equally well taken py any
other photographer by Of purely mechancai ap
plances, aud without the aid or consent OF spiritual
beings"
At the conclusion of the reading OF the amdavits.
the magistrate accused what they nad 70 say
in their Defense Number denied that they had com
mare defense lie added that their had
not been made with view to deceive Ihe IN mag magis1rs.e
animation on Friday next and the prisoners were
unable to procure bail at that hour they were committed
70 no Tornhs.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

A RAYMOND & Co.
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING.
cor. FCLTON AND EASsAu.STs.
EyEgl GARMENT WARRANTED WELL MADE
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
HOME NEWS.
TUE WEATHER.

TIKI WEATHER - -, ,-t,
SKg.YoRv Hour Their Bar Wind honr w .i ~. na,. ~
APrhj@[aa s2o 81 % ~ o Es 1890 H.. s. y.
sso 20 99 : w n 42o 2g9J p.
RKunKs-MornngSgb hsIy To b''i cea, ~ ove,
very cloudy from 10 Anernoon-Nery eouoy h'''"b
cast aud very cloudy , - =. ..io1 fou IelD "a 1870
nb wear, ncusvel lowest range Of the mercury ae
On LI l8l; the highest at M wa 10 on hp - "a cqo do
inc ls trt IL dats April last 260 was TIE o"e SUI ts
s, nrpg the ns u lowest at the above hous las
% 40 bc iIrbs so5 Thss chilly aal dsgreeabir of APnA
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
LATEST SHIP NEW&

ARRIVED.
r. s. Revenue steamship BSgh McCaionsl MerymAH' Ds""a'
BTeakwstcr ~ hours.
L. y Fhgate Saratoga. HewLondon.
ship Lsuderisle Noodle Foochow Dee. q, tea
ship Ednan Lyman. Brooks, Boston dsys ballast
Bark Mama Charia, Iaftigan Cardiff - DAYS railroad Ioh
sclr Pego Rogers Musqusb, n. b. days PiiHg
Selr Osplsr Crowley, 81 George n. b. days sliEng
Schr Reading r. r. No. ~, Ehohen, Mystic
scHnOsgRs-iuyRR ASp COAsTwsH
Katie Cllalan SeN-L9adDn sam ei.ef, lIaftipfL
Bfaye, Providence. willard Pro.iicnFe'
Cameo Mystic q. Murray Nes-loudon
! prrIn1s Pr,vile-ee. L. Daniels Portland O.
Prince feb0n, Virginia lanny Hazard thauaA
Sunny side. Virginia Pioneer New'ia'ea
Cen Sco'i, Viryiuil- Cora BRISTOL
Laura y. CLdsie. Virginia Fasr, Providence
Meaento, l.ondoli. X J.. hing he"'Lonoon.
bafA Dean. Eoudout Geo W Camings totA'loorh
Iar~adia salem. Il,nbah Wiiens totni. oort.
M,oks. WareUsm Anna \ CsBnen Boston
Waterloo Clinton. Ahda. Providence.
E.a KocA.sul G. q. BosIse, NeBIayea
Albion RocssrA y. Hell sandaiel.
= r. NeurL RocklrrI r. Browa New-iIayen.
Ann EhzAbsh. Providence. Jane, WESTERLY X. J.
A. kcurltr NoreicL d. ". French Boston.
Nancy Smith, Providence. spray bridgeport
Iiirsrsn. Io.ton. Ellro Burns. New.Ilaven.
IA. y Efosn Providence Nal. ilolnes, Arwp wpntL
j. Parker Providence Nii'e Sea, ltnisoh Cove.
h. Eily. Providence thlse tofAhhL
4 n s.rivopr Nortirh } Blsr,teT, stonnnstun
Wn, fhomas Providence Iarrl. Brookhsven
J. Potter, Nce-B.tori Boao0, ll'soa Cove.
Elizabeth q lissn, Warren, a.
BELOW.
Ba's ssicl'e TIne' Rio J.agro ,i - S Ssy'; ''le'-
Bhg J. Po,dl. Plun.ne, MSLalIs day.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
DosToy Aprl l'Ain,ri steamship William Lawrence, iroH
FoarKIss MoSlsoF Apr 2ssld brg Lesrter from Per
o paephsi seHr Thomas Cd Swan Island for New
Cn,LrsToy Ami i2ir1veI steamship J. w Rrem,n Phila
Lspaia: T. r. CsaiA Nsr.lors H. " Squire Paladephit
talo. Hatch SeW.lor4 MARY sal Susan, BahaEAs AeIAnde
Sl1aNsAa Apd l2leasd ship Liverpool. bark A,
nc, Penaril Roads Are bars AlIs br,meai brig WOODLAND
Sca-iok: sehr %. g. Perry, Nea.ior..
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
RrArrY uNpER A CLOUD

A. A .,ed from ah bems by ordinary erurOn snch a.
n. dy exfous scu or what Is called mndonss oi
he compIeion b sTATToRDs lKoS AND suPhck
bov act npon ds6gureBeus and dssoorson IN VIC
veuous bood-her operation being exactly reverse OF ne
S,ug The impurities system TO repPear otr pA VI
The by and In other yFuent forms the Powders cause
sod by DTgsisi Package "a Powders ~ Paetsgss q Po"'
dsy, sS Naisi free HALL RucKEL No. 28 Grsenuh, MI
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
IAnnounesmsnul
prRr WArfR.LHow TO USE IT.

PURE WATER.LHow TO USE IT..
~. FTBR Manufactured by ALEKANDBR MCKENZIE
~ uSdn Epneers No IS West FOnrht New York is the kind
n pnus FILTER alluded recent report 70 the CroOn
consider artificial sandstone which constitutes the nerng
medium 70 excellent article for the The nstrume,
occasionally TO insure w ao
duit' uuisp''' ~ -'F JINIs b. Chiffon NJ d., Chemist
Having knowledge Of the theory and practice Of Hdrsos'
"a, % apply water successfully With economy
10 ali the modern JObbng CITY and country
stsnded To- ALEX McKEEIE Co., Plumbers and GsinsserS
Gno l. LAM
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

Knox, at No. 212 Broadway leads the Hatters
o,Gohm with h Spring styles His Hats sressncs the Hi
Ku, rival when TO quality 6sh style and low price, He
,, them heethe hA they can't compete with him. and tns no"
1. you ar. buying Hats advise yOn to OnJ Of KNOX, oy
ali ,ueans You know where to End him-No ZZ broaa"ay'
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

FISH AND FIsHfNd.-Fish Culture, with Illus
op Spawning Matching Feeding and Fish Food Effects on
Health and Civilization PHRESoLoeIoAL JouRsAL for April "
can't, AdIr.,. & r. WELLS No. 3s9 Broadway Ncw.York
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

SUSDAy-ScuooI BooKs-BRoUGTToN Wy
u,S No 10 Bbouse tosp the largest and bsst ssaortnenL
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

SQUIRE g. LANDER. No. 81 Fulton-st., New
TO bay reliable WATcHEs hhe DAsVhDs INV
ELRY and SILVER Did'aOads spSstalg
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

Public and Private Buildings Ventilated by
IL A. GougK 40. 25i Broadway, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

A.-By the use of his new Improvement Es-
pEscED manufacturing best and fines, sPRSe DRs HAT
vel nrd in New York This the OpiulOn O all who Wall tue %
yo establishment style announced Call and
examine Tor yourselves At No. ll3 Sasssu-st
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-16

= 9 ii, more serious difficulties Of
housekeeping in towns where many families
a.. crowded into small areas, many times
.,,o one building Her plan is to raise BY
inscription capital stock Of about $4,000
and with it establish kitchen and bakery
aud laundry, where, by the aid Of labor
saving machinery, the cooking and washing
of families can be more chesply and better
done than under the present system one
thinks il perfectly feasible and II carried IN
to effect would prove to be economical aHu
nleasant in every way, relieving the house
eaener at once and forever from the bother
and waste of servants, and dispensing with
hat and steamy kitchens and numbered pro-
vision rooms. The saving is estimated at
about thirty cents on the dollar, in expenses,
besides an inestimsble amount Of good ma.
ture, and pleasant smiles in the domestic
establishment 1t is most delightful Wis
ion which Mrs. Pierce's address presents,
and if the conservatism born Of generations
Of individual housekeeping can be overcome
enough to afford the enterprise fair start,
its general adoption can be only matter OF
time. As for ourselves we are for coopera'
ton, and the emancipation of the oppressed
race of house keepers
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-16
BURGLARY EXTRAORDINARY.

Burglary in the good Quaker city Of Phil.
adelphis, where the people are so staid and
quiet, has thrown of its usual mask Of Sc.
creey. and goes no longer clandcstinley
through the back alleys, and up back.stair
ways; nor burrows longer under cellars and
psvements, but has assumed business airs,
and uses the ordinary means of legitimate
commerce to transact its business. The
Philadelphia Post tells this story:
The boldest burglary yet committed in phila-
delphla took place at an early hour on Friday
morning, The prcmses robbed were occupied by
gentlemen whose families are out of the city,
The burglars after forcing an entrance into the
premises through n back window set to work to
bundle up everything movable. The bureaus
ana stand drawers we're cmptied Of their contents,
trunks were rummaged, beds were ripped open
and thrown about in confusion, bcd-quilts, com
fortables, sheets and pillow cases were used to
pack SliverWare, cutlery and other plumber in
Na!uaolss were takcn from every part of the
hodse, from the cellar to the garrett aud carteG
20 the front paror thence carried into the street.
AoNaea INTO iNrniturc wagons aud hauled away 70
some thleFes den, How many loads wore thue
carried off is not known. At least three or four
from appearance. The daring thieves actually
TOOK email articles Of furniture and carpets, anc
had daylight kept of an hour or two longer, it i
doubtful whether they would have left anything
The neightors who live adjoining the robbie
premises heard noise about one O'Clock, bu
PAID no special attention to it, A boy who wa
passing towards five o'clock noticed men engage
IN loading furniture wagon with goods, nm
supposed that some one was making an earl
start to move, paid no attention 10 the matte
and walked off.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-16
IN A QUANDARY.

Our Republican contemporaries are be
wildered by the state Of affairs in Virginia.
There is no uniformity OF opinion or policy |
among them. When the result was first
announced some expressed satisfaction, and
made haste to congratulate the country up.
on a substantial and undsputed Republi'
can victory, coupling with It the consoing
statement that the Democratic part in Eir.
pinia had no candidate and was therefore
dead, and ony attended the election in or
der to witness its decent seputure. This view
was taken by those who did not like to con.
cede that the super loyal party Of the coun'
try, in State where ell the adult male ne
gro population voted, and large numbers OF
white citizens were DISTINGUISHED, had been
80 overwhelming defeated in fairly con.
Quoted election. A little reflection lead
them to conclude this view would stand re
considering, and that the higher order OF
loyalty would probably not be served ont to
| the country from the state government OF
| Virginia. Suddenly some of this class sec
the situation, and Join in the cry that comes
from the disappointed office seekers Of the
Wells party in the Od Dominion, in de-
claring the result a rebel victory that
; the ticket chosen is in favor of a "white
! mans government and that its motto is
|, "Down with negro equality Thus writes
a correspondent OF the Chicago POST who,
we are assured has been in the city OF
Richmond ever since its occupation in 1865,
and is therefore "fan.lia with the affairs OF
that state" That be il an Office holder with
a fair prospect Of losing his place, or that
he is a defeated Wells candidate for Office,
we have not doubt, and that we do him
closing paragraph of his letter, which clear
ly shows the whole object Of it to be to in.
cite the Radicals of the North TO influence
Congress to refuse to ratify and undo what
has been done at this election. He says
"The work Of reconstruction is not only not
| forwarded by this election, but must be
| 8'eaE'S i'taincn' ah' w" PSNt'S VI NV
North should understand that fact. Every,
. thing connected with it, from first to last,
y sprang from the impulse which urged on
r the rebellion, aud which has since violently
1 opposed negro suffrage, and everything else
, which was sought to be bestowed by Con.
, gress upon the colorcd man. 1t does not
mean Cancellation, even, and only doe, mean
that hereafter the rebels are to rule III Vir.
GINA When "rebels rule Radicals don't
and this accounts for the milk of the coaco.
| nut
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-16
A GREAT POLITICAL REVOLUTION
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye,
"a WORD TO HoRsrHTEw. "
I'm. TOnIAs, oELERRArFD VENETIAN

hR TOBIAS CELEBRATED VENETIAN
~ HORSE LlNlMENr has been tested by
the first H0rsemen in the country and proved to
be superior to any other. The late Hiram Wood
ruff, Of ''trottinS fame, was never without bot
tie in his stable. It's also used by Col. Bush Of
the Jerome Park Course, at Fordham, N. Y, who
has over twenty running horses under his care,
among which rank some of the finest stock in
America. 1t is warran ted to cure Lameness,
Cprains Scratches Bruises Calls Cuts, Wind
calls, Collie, Sore Throat, Nail in the Foot, and
over Heating, whom used according to the dircc-
tiOns.
All who own or employ Horses are assured that
this Lnimont will DO all, if hot more, in euriag
the above named complaints. No horse need die
Of Collie, if, when first taken the Linmcnt is
us2d according to the objections. Always have
bottle in your stable.
Price, in Pin. bottles, One Dollar. The genu-
inc is signed ). l. Tobias, on the outside wrapper.
for sale by the Druggists, Sadilers and Store
keepers throughout the United States. Depot 10
PARK Place, New York. ljunel9 ,d.w.lm.