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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-10

81 n0l BEWARD for any case of the
" WV following diseases. which the
DIR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES WILL.
NOT CIKL.
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YANKEE NOTION STORE
WHOLESALE And RETAIL
ILLINOIS STREET ROCK ISLAND.
FIELD 81 BROTHER,

The undersigned, Successors to A. Hull have
on hand fall stock Of
xACJEET7 MOTIONS
consisting Of Buck Mittens, Gloves, Pins, Nee.
dies Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Machine
SILK, Thread, Bindings, Buttons, Belts and Buc-
Mes, kaEors, Scissors, Pocket Knives, Toilet
Soap, Barriers Soap Hair OIL, Perfumery Combs,
Purses, Calf and Morocco Wallets, Rubber Chains
ami Rings, Whips, Lnshes Hosiery, Cigars, sus-
pendors, dun Caps, Spectacles, Shoe Laoes, Head
Metz Chewing Gum, RufIles, Ladies and Gents
Bosoms and Collars, Paper Collars, and q great
variety Of fancy articles generally kept in No
ton Store or by Live Yankees.
We buy our goods in New York Of importers,
jobbers and manufacturers for the Wholesale
trade, and can sell as cheap as any store west Of
New York
FIELD 4 BROTHER,
illinois Street, Rock Island.
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| bales at 3pzc. -Four less aod'e and beavy-super.
6ne S5 30 common to fair extra Southern S8 40a6 95
Wheat cent hotter, with light supply pnd fair export
| demand. Winter red Western 81 4s Corn closed
gu ct. Ness po:k sSix. Lard . shade nrmer;
kettle 1917 whiskev q ,iet at es Rice dull; Caro-
Ina sXrs, Sugar steaiy; Porto Rico lax; Musco.
vado l1Xal1X,; Havana 1sKaisxo. Coffee s.eadv.
Molasses unchanged Naval stores quiet. Freights
dropping; on cotton by steam u.
BALTIMORE. june 7.-Uotton quiet at soc. Flour
dull aud ir egular; 80 ,erfine. IS 25s5 rs. Wheat
steady. Mixed corn Arm at SO ss; yellow. 84asso.
Pork and bacon firm; shoulders, AAal4X; hams
Nc Lard frm at lsHc. Whiskey dull at 81 Of.
cnorsNAr1, June 7.-Wbiskey. ESQ., Mess pork
held at SS2 shoulders 13h; rides. 17al7Hc. Lard
dull at lSAo.
ST. LOUIS June 7.-whiskey unchanged. Provis.
ions firm. Pork $50 1872 co. Bacon firm; shoulders
held at 14c clear sides cold at 17ka17Ac aud held
at 1sc. Lard quiet
Lou1sv111B, June 7-Provisions quiet. Mess
pork ss1H Shoulders 1SX. Iierce lard 100. Raw
rhlskey weak at s6 Flour, superne. at 81 76a5 %.
WILMINGTON, June 7.-spirits Turpentine lower
at I0c. Rosin steady at 81 76as. Tar unchanged at
1925.
AUGUSTA, June 7.-cotton market hrmer. saes
800 bales Receipts 4s bales. hiddlinss 1e>s.
Holders asking higher prices
SAVANNAH, June 7-ootton market very frm; Oh
ferinp stock ght middling acc; sales $50 bales; re
ceipts 4lS bales.
NOZZLE June lotion firm and in good de-
m,na ssles HOO bales Low middlings 27H. Re-
ce,pts ees bales. Exports 1893 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June 7.-Cottop active and 3D.
vanced Middlings 2sX, X,29 sales s5Oo bales. Re-
oei, ts since Saturday $40 bales. Gold SSh. ster'
ling 81. New York pight exchange Xxx discount
Sugar 1Oa1lc. Prime 13HalSA. hola'aes' for'
| nnenIinr 46a52c.
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THE DAILY. NEWS.
.y.ss Before tho Battle, Mother"

AJvSt Before tho battAo, "oS
authorised Version-l
Just before the battle. Mother,
Johnny felt cnWen;
Johnny couldn't tell
Johnny ran away. Mother,
Bravpg captains Ire,
Johnny can't Solde, Mother,
Hearing cannon's fire.
Johnny came to me. Mother,
Wasn't JohDny right
Tea With me was nicer, Mother,
Than horrid fight.
Let mo marry Johnny, Mother,
And ve'n bless the day.
When just before the battle, Mother,
Jshnny ran away. n..
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, June 7-Noon--Consols s2H; bonds
COX. The weather throughout England is warm and
delightful.
LIVERPOOL, June T-Noon.-Cotton active; up
lands 1lxd; orlean, llXd. Sales $4,000 bales. Red
Western wheat 81 Sd. Corn, new, 27s Cd.
Aftei inoon-Bombay shipments to the 1st instant,
according to private sdvlces, are 4oOo bales Flour
22s. Bacon8ls cd.
BAy ma, June 6.-Stoct of sugar in Havana and
Natsnzas 900 boxes and u 900 nogsheads; export
ed fer the week to foreign ports Al, 900 boxes and
1000 hossheads; TO the United States 7COo boxes AL
Qualities slightly declined.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW Yonx, June T-Noon.-stocks excited ard
weak. Money more active at Q to 2. Sterling ss.
Gold ssx. Cotton very arm at s0H to so& cents.
Turpeuttne l5H. Rosin dull; strained 50 40.
E,.uing-Money market active. closing steady at
mar cent. stsiling weaker, and. closing at eA.
eold weak at ssX. Stocks unsettled and feveri'h.
southern stocks quiet. Cotton hrmsr; sales 1900
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they were painfully amcuoR' AaVo ooSu .eu,.I, ,i,
CURED In suoh great lumber. IN am tevarv section
OF the rounrv that the public scarcely need 70 oe
informed Of its virtues or use,.
Scroiulous po,sop ia Que Of the most destructive
enemies OF our race. Ofen this unseen ano une'
tensn of the organism undermines the constitution
ant invites the attack OF enfeeblng or fatal diseases
Without exciting q suspicion of ITS presence AGAIN.
If seems to breed infection through tpe body ano
then on some favorable occasion. rapidly develops
into one or other OF its ideous FORMS either on the
surface or among the vitals. In tho lster iuberces
mpy bo .uddenly deposited In the lungs or heart OF
tumors formed In the liver. or It shows 1 presence
by cru tiona on the skn foul ulcerations on some
part Of the body. Bence the occasional use OF
bottle Of this sAR>APARIl LA IL advisable, even
when no active symI toms OF disease appear. fer
sons athlete with tho fol OWL complaints generaiy
find INN ediate relicf and, al length, cure by The
use OF this SAR>APARILLA: 81. Anthon''s Fire.
Rose or tryeipelae letter, salt Rbeum, scald head
Ring Worm, .ore fyes. sore Ears, and other erup-
tInna visible forms Of Scrofuous dire se. Also
In the more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy'
aeart hi ease, FITS, Epilepsy Neuralgia and the va
rous ulcerous aft ctons OF the muscular ana ner-
vous svsirms.
sypbibs or venercal and Mercurial Diseases are
curd by It, though q long imc is required TO- sub
during these obst nate maladi py a"y medicine
But long continued uss Of this medtcine VIII cure
the complaint Leucorrhea or Whites, Uterine ui-
cerations and Female diseases. are commonly coon
relieved and ultimately CURED by It's purifying and
nvgorating efi ct Minute directions for each case
are found IN our Almanac SUPP lied gratis. hheu
matism and g. ut, when caused oy ACCOMMODATIONS OF
extraneous matters In the blood. yield quickly 10 It.
as also Liver Complaints. Torpidity, Congestion OF
Inflammation of the Liver and Jsun ice. WHEN ans
ing, as they ofen do from the ranking poisons IN
the b ood This SARSPARILLA is o great restorel
for the strength and vicor ofthe system those who
are Lsnpuid and Listle' 8, pespondent, sleepless
and troubled with Nervous ApprehensIons or Fears
or aIy Of the affections symptomatic OF Weaanese
will find immediate relief and convincing evidence
OF its restorative power upon trial.
PREPARED By
DR.. j. G. AVER - CO., Lowell, Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold at Wholesale. by
DOWIE & NOISE,
Charleston, South Carolina,
And by Retail Druggists everywhere.
March Is DA0 tnstnsmoe
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QommsrfiaI.
Charleston Cotton and Rico marke

Chsrieston Cotton and Rico Market.
OFFICE or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLEsroN. Monday Evening, June Z.
CoTroN-The very reduced condition of this
article limits transactions and gives the market
tendency in sellers favor; all grades being held at
full figures, and fine qualities at extreme rates; quo
tations in the existing state Of the market are only
appro1mative. Sales about 10 bales, viz: at 2th;
50 at 2sx; IS at 2sX; at 20, and 9 on private
terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. ...8h@2s
Low Atddlng.. "............'...SoHW
MtddhnG. G..........s..... ........'o V~
By New York classification we quote:
B1oE.-Prioee were softer and buyers operated at
lower rates. Bales about 100 tierces OF clean Caro-
llna say 80 terces at 7f; Is do. ut TX; 2b at TX;
16 st 7xc a ft. We quote common 10 fair clean
Carolina OF 7@7k; good 7x@Sc.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship JW Everman, Snyder, Philadelphia
left 81 inst, PEI. Mdse. To Jno Theo Getty.
Railroad agents o'Neill. J Ralph smith. . John.
son Co, Cohen's Medical Depot, WalKor, Evans &
Ooeswell, O D Brabe l. Co. Gas ComDany, L Elias, H
Gerdts & Co. Jef,ords Col II Cater.J u Renpeker,
81 Torok, L Chaplin. Mrs Jas Page, NJ Bristol,
Mrs A Ross, Douglas Miller. D Briggs, Ring:
bolmann Heos, Dowie Morse. q Katte & co.
Tsyor & Co. Caueron & Barley. Russell, HomeB'
Book Store, FoRartie's Book Store. M Greer.
Won santen Order. C Hancock, H Baker Co,
Budd & Blsko, Aiken, aud others.
Schr ] III Richards, Irving, New, York, ]? dsye.
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The steamer United Kingdom, Captain
ateinhorse. winch left New York last April for
liverpool, has not yet arrived, as reported on
The 18th Of Nay, but is still unheard from
:;fmmdersbfe annety is felt concerning her
ssfsty. The steamers na ents in New York,
however, profess to believe that she WILL YET
Turn up sale.
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PsaaenKers.

Passengers.
Per steamer Emilie from Georgetown. 8 C-L c
Novel; and servant, Shackelord, Bev Pickett
and lady, D Lynch Pringle, DR. Frost, aud
steersge.
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Marint Nfms.

Port of Charleston. June 8
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lonslgnees per south Cal olIna haliroao
June 6.
427 bales Cotton 13 bales Yarn, 26 packages Bacon
2 cars Stock 10 Railroad gent, G " Stetfens &
Co. Riecke l. schachte, II Cobia CO. Hurkamp
60. McNsly W M Bird & Co. L,tschgi. Man
toue Co, Walsh Goldsmith Son. Ravenel &
Co, Courtensy & Trenholm, Geo W Williams Co.
Frost l. Adger Cohen. Hanckel 4 Co, Pelzer. Rodg.
ers & Co, l. PrinRe, W Z Ryan, and order.
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gtugs, Gbsmiful , Ctr.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
r0R PURIFYING THE BLOOD

THE & EPU L a ITO y
this excellent medicine Cd
JOYS. is derived from 1T
tures, many Of which ore
truly marvellous. lnvete.
rate cares Of Scro:ul6us
disease where the system
Sc. med saturated will
corrup ION, have been lu'
li.ed and cured By II.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, whict were sR'
erava ed by tho scrofu.
ious contamination until
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Total. ...I,fzI,ofo i'odavv.
Stock of cotton held by Manchester spiuners at
the mills now 85 OOO bales; same tme 1873, 10 ooo
bales. Middling Orleans, now 1lXd; then ll%d.
Murray, Ferris d Co.'s Naval stores Clr-
cular.
NEW YORK. June 5.-sPlRIrs TURPKNTrNE.-The
receipts continue full y to meet the demand: and
pressure to sell from dock has caused our market 10
steadily decline throughout the weeb. closing quiet
at 45s45h The sales aud resales are 1929 bbls from
Isa45c including 1O0 bbls shipping order at the
h,gper figure, and 1872 New York bbls at 4fc
RosIN ALI the low grades arc dull ai"i eaies OF
strained have been male from 6a0c below prices OF
our last The safes and resales about barrels
at 80 35a2 40 for strained common; 50 46a2 % Tor
good strained and low No. 2; 50 6oa3 for No. u;
IS 5Oa5 for No. to low pae IS 75l6 Is for low pale
to e1r1 pale. and S8as for window glass
TAR-Ihe sales are 500 barrels; Washington, pa
25 gallons at 24sa234, and 500 barrels wilmington
tor export 10 Liverpool on private terms.
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prngs, GbtmifaIs, Gtf.

THE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. 8. PRO-
PHITT, II. D., need no recommendations
their well known power In removing the diseases Pc
cuar to our Southern climate having already estab-
ushed for them IN e1viable reputation IN Georgisl(
and the adjoining states. AS the majority OF person
living in the South predlspoed to disease Of tn
Liver It is granted by all intelligent physicians that
most Of the pains and aches OF our people are due
to org snic or functional arrangement OF that import
tant organ. Prophitt's Liver Medicine and Anti
They cure the Liver which IN nine out Of 'en
Ia at the bottom of the Coughs. Dyspepsia, Colie]
Sick Headache. Rheumatism, Constipation. Mem
strual Distinctions, &C., so common among ouz
people. Earache, Toothache, Acute rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind fee before
PROPHlTT's PAIN KILL 1T
Ike chaf before the wind.
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PUTNAM COUNTY, GA. September "a, 1885. .
DR., o. 8 Prophiu->ir-I have used for the lAA
two years in my family YOU. Liver Medicine, your
Pain Kill It, and you Female ToDic, and have no
fea In saying that they the best medicines have
,er used for the Liver ana stomach Neura GO aDd
BIB, umatic Affections, Headache, Collie, and pains q
every k1nd are subdued by them. After using tho
medicines so long, cheerfully recommend them to
apy and every one, and 10 all that are afflicted ss the
best and safest remedies for all the diseases for
which they are recommended. &c.
Yours respectfully, JAMES WRIGHT.
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Hay. &c. 1oTJ Kerr & Co, and various consigness
In Georgetown, q.
Schr selnh -trong. Murray, Philadelphia, 1s
days. Ballast To the Master
scbr Sarah Wutson >mith, Philadelphia, II days.
Ballast. 2 o the Master.
Sohr Emblem, Roberts, Hyde County, O. I'LL
bushels Peas and Il bushels Rough Rice To II
Butler.
steamer Emilio, ewis Georgetown, 8 G. Md1e
To shLckeford n Kelly, q Bsobof b co, HuRer
Dawson. Mrs W all-ton, PrinsIe, 1hurston
q Eulmes. Z Benn-tt
tohr Deas West Point MIL 90 tierces Rioe
To Ravenel & 60 al d r prinRle.
Receiv. from Chisolms Mnl-12 terces Rice
to OhIsolm Bios.
From this Port.
Steamship Maryland, johnson, Baltimore. June 9.
Up tor this Port.
Schr Margaret & Lucy. Day, at New York June L.
Schr Rockingham, sickers N. at New York, June T.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff at Nee York, June
Shipness NY Telegraph.
New YoRK, June 7-Arrived tho City Of Baltimore
and Idaho. from Liverpool; the City of Mex co,from
Havana and Sisal.
WILMINGTON, June 7.-Arrived steamer
Clyde, from New York.
SAVANNAH, June T. Cleared schr Sabine for Pro-
whence.
memo. ufa.
The schr Willie DILL English. for Georgetown 8
@, cleared at New York, June o.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR BIS fVhE
rORElGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared. May ~
The Clifton, Williams sailed. April !U
The Minnie, Robertson, sailed. May ID
DOMESTIO
3osTnE.
Bark SciIan, Percival, cleared ed...........m May zI
Schr NJ e Faber Aldridge, up....... June
schr Frank Palmer, Latham. cared. May 81
srhr Anna Glover, er ?, cleared. May 10
schr N HAWKINS Wyatt, cleaI ed. May 10
BELFAaT ME.
sohr Daybreak, Blake, up...... ".........' May 10
FntS
Steamship Manhattan. woodruff cleared. June 8
schr Mar.aret b ucy, Day, w.. ..June !
hcnr Rockingham NicAerson. up..........June =
schr Minute, Hudson, cleared. NAY 70
Sctr Lilly, HughpS up. .may 10
PHILADELPHIA
Brig Josie Devereux, Clark, up.... MAY ID
BALTIMORE.
sobr Nettie Richardson DAVIS, up.......'...may %
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dollars, VIII take place next Wednesday. An ex-
tensive feed will celebrate the event at which all
the professional diners-out and hungry Bohemans
in New York will assist / don't care much about
seeing the statue unveiled, but l own I should like
to see those plates go up and, that champagne COB
bed to the health OF the noble the high-minded
the disnterested, the generous the patriotic VAN
derbilt should like to that If it did not neces-
state my being present at It!
The Fire-tsirt Scorpion.
Byron has some intensely poetic imagery in regard
to the scorpion glrt with fire, to which he compares
a mind that broods DER guilty woes; but the unre-
enting course which Mr.. Dana has pursued towards
Horace Greeley might furnish him, were he living.
with better example both OF the one and the other
lie has all the bitterness of the disappointed and the
desperate man, and stlngs himself in the blind fury
with which he pOurs forth his venom upon other
people. His hatred has no magnanimity about IT,
and have heard many men, not distinguished for
superhuman nobility of disposition express disgust
at the paltry personalities in which, alone his en-
nifty can find qualification. candid outspoken
hater is infinitely preferable to the cunning eulorst
whose smooth sarcasms full Of oi-oil of yitrol
The Women.
The Sorosis, the Women's Suffrage Association
and the Women's Council arc all Keeping quiet inst
at present Their leading spirits are absent and the
deserted associations need some of these chieftain
esses fire. 1t Is said that Miss Anthony has lectured
herself quite i'll, but presume It would be wrong 70
name the disease st. Anthony's Fire. ALIBABA.
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CoYrespondent-Yes; but why, II Mr. Brewster's
letter be true, did the Governor refuse the resgna-
ton OF the Attorney General when IL was offered
him. and avow that Mr. Brewster should not leave
him?
Attorney -Cyenerdl-Well I suppose that this could
all be explained very satisfactorily to all concerned
but you newspaper people have such a fashion OF
feeding the reading public that there is nothing
short OF murder or an assassination suits you any
more or contents the people
C0rrespOndent-That may be very true sir, but we
chronicle events as they occur, and If no murders
take place,why are compelled by force of cream
stances TO be satisfied.
Attorney -Gencrat-Yes, but you make such little
sparks bring forth such large Game.
We had been walking along the street during the
greater part OF this conversation and finding that it
the conversation was likely to assume rather wide
scope, we bid the Attorney-General good morning
ana went on our way.
In the afternoon, again having business at the
CAPITOL we paid short visit to the Attorney-Gcne-
raj, and found him situated the same as we had
found him In the morning.
The conversation opened Immediately.
COrrcspondcnt-Some people are making great
talk about the appointment OF the new Assistant
AiOrney-General
AftoyneD- General-I DO not know much about him,
although find him a most excellent lawyer for one
OF his years. lie comes TO me most highly recon-
mended. Why, am being picked to pieces by the
newspapers all over the country. Some OF them
| hold most dear-my good name; they call me a
corrupt Judge because decided against Mr.. Shep-
pard Now no man thinks more highly OF Mr. Shep-
pard than do. He is a noble, upright gentleman,
and | would gladly welcome him back to
his position as District Attorney. They have
pitched into my arithmetic, and say
can't count; well, perhaps 1 did
make mistake in not allowing Mr.. Sheppard the
naturazed vote but thought 1 was right, and my
colleagues felt so too. Why, they go further than
that just now they are picking my Latin to pieces,
and say am not up in the classics. Well perhaps
that is my most Vulnerable point.
After few other remarks minor topics,
and giving our name and address, we took
our leave, fully impressed with the idea that,
whatever else can be said in regard to the
new Attorney-General thing is certain, and that
is that no man can accuse him OF want OF gentty.
Our next visit to General Hartranft. With
that cordially for which the Audtor-General is
noted, were welcomed to his apartments, and
after changing the salutations OF the day. we asked
for an expression OF opinion on the Geary-Brewster
AFFAIR. We received the following Characteristic
repy:-
"Ths is none OF my fight, and therefore have no
opinion to express
The subject turned to loans and taxes, and we
soon after withdrew.
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IlLER.

CANBY.-On the I'd instant. WILLIAM II. oANBY,
aged % years
His friends aud those Of the family invited to attend
the funeral, TO take place from the residence OF
parents, Samuel r. and Julietta CANDY No OOl Green
street, SXth-day (rday) the 9Th instant II O'clock
lntement at Woodlands Cemetery.
DODSON.-On Wednesday morning November g. AT
Beverly, WILLIAM BLACKSTONE of William A
and Annie =. Dodson, aged years
The relatives and friends of the family invited TO
attend the funeral from the rosidepce of his parents
Beverly N j., on Friday afternoon at 20 o'clock
McCRACKEN.-On the I'd instant, JOHN McORAU
KIN, aged 10 years and III months.
The relatives and friends of the family and Montgo
merry Lodge, No VI, A. p A.; the w. g. Lodge Of Penn
sylvana, and r. w g Lodge Of the United States also
Mt Carmel Encampment No l, A. r. A the officers and
Trustees Of the A. r Hall Association Of kensngton
also Kensngon Lodge, No 3d. X of P and the Orders
general are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence No 1923 Howard Friday
afternoon at o'clock without further notice. Funeral to
proceed to Franklin Cemetery.
RUDOLPH.-On the Cd instant ELIZABETH RI
DOLPH, aged years and months.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence
parents No. Sb2 Almond street. above Norris Friday
morning at 10 o'clock To proceed to Mount Zion Lower
Darby.
SHAiN;-0n Wednesday, the Sd instant, BENJAMIN
NJ. SHAIN, in the 60th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence, No
236 ~ Twentieth street, at o'clock Saturday afternoon
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1852, by Rey. Father Loenekamp of St Peters Mr.
GEOD, both Of Philadelphia
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1852 at the residence of the brides mother 1915 u
niata street by Rev. A. Culver, Mr.. SAMUEL w. ROW
AND to Miss LIZZIE g. NORRIS all of this city
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GIT THE BEsT.-The Parham New Family
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IL KNIVES, Pearl aud Stag Handles, Of baautifuI
sni.b' ARoDGRRs and WADF1 BIJTUHER's RXz0HSt
and the oolebTated LEooLrRk RAZOR soISs0Rs e
the finest quality.
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