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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-05
How tSlnsake u Sw eet nj 4aaIs.
,fS hT IA. .uov,.N..t.NIe So,

How 6NeAke % SW Get lSf40AM.
~ Al - FROM "How 70 81 Stk"s
Food, to be perfectly digested. must be taken
only in such quantities as the system demands,
and If we take only nRtud1 fodd, in which is the
appropriate mixture Of necessary elements, the
appetite can always be trusted to interpret the
demands of the system, and in that case we
should never vat tocynuch. But eating, ssYwe
do, -four, butter, and sugar, ~hieh have but
part Of the elements required, these articles can
only be digested - they are eaten with food sui.
ficient in the elements which they contain and
these are very few. Consequently these redun-
dant articles, in just about the proportion in
which they are eaten, remain undigested in the
stomach and bowels, causing aatulenoe and do
rangement of the secretions of the stomach,
mouth, and M the digestive organs, and the
sordes Of the teeth bad taste in II mouth, foul
nose Of breath, and fastidious appetite, which
they always have who live on these concentrated
carb0naceous articles. q" ~ if%A
have often wished but of course n,ver dared
to suggest the sidea--that our fastidious confec-
tionery and cake eating young ladies, who have
appetite except for natural carb ,naceous food,
and whose breath in consequence is 90 offensive to
themselves az toreqaire constantly some arOmat-
ic seeds or trix and whose mouth is 80 filled
with offensive saliva and whose teeth 90 covered
with sordes, that charcoal and toothbrush used
every day will Not keep them clean. they might
look into the mouth Of cowya dog, or even q
pig, neither OF which use charcoal, toothbrush
or trix, and see how clean the mouth and teeth
are, and how pure the secretions, (("angels and
ministEvqfgrscs dsiensdsus n -Apw s,oees their
breath is! comparatively. Now why is not the
breath ofa young lady sweet - that of s-little
child who needs no more charcoal, trix or tooth
brush than pig and why is not her appetite al.
ways, and her teeth as clean No reason can be
given but that to which have referred Little
children, cowsj dogs and pigs digest all their
food, and the waste passes Of, leaving the sys-
tenn pure. The food Of the young lady who lives
on cakes, pastry, starch and butter, remains un-
digested, to dersngs all the digestive functions
and secretions in just the proportions as these
carIonaceous articles take the place Of the natural
food. JAjsf-t AAO4i3 G4J&A j $50 Lk$
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Whenever we And country divided up into
email estates each and every owner working his
lands with his own hands, we find q brave, patri.
otto, and free people, enjoying competence and
domestic comfort with manly dignity 80
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-05

Mics A.. what Is your opinion of the wealth
or ?" II think it intends to clear, and I wish
some folks would follow the weather's example
and clear too" Mr.. B. seized his hat. and has
not been seen in that street since W. dl 4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-05

OF the Injurious effects Of face powder and waahes. All
such remedies close the pores Of the skim and In short
time destroy the complexion II yen would have alreah
healthy and youthful appearance, nemboid Extract
Sarsaparilia. np 17-2m,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01
By Lee ( GoGGin AuctioIccrs,
No. llI3 Main street.

NEW FRAMED TENEMENT COS
" TANNING TOCR ROOMS, WITH LOWER
ONE FITTED Ur F1t GROCERY EU>l-
Ness, X PORT MAO. On TIE VEST SIDE
FIFTH STREET 1T rs INTERSECTION
WITH DENNY STREET, FOR SALE ~ AUG.
TION.-By request o. the owner we viii sell or
SATURDAY, 81 OF October acat. OH Tie premises,
NJ 81 O'Clock L. H., the property described n
above.
The house Is just inishcd, and Is in al excellent
location FOR retail grocery business. for which IL
is fitted up. Also, KITCHEN and SFkII.E on The
premises. The lot fronts IS feet By about - feet
deep.
TERMS Liberal, and announced ut sale.
SEQ LEE < EUDDlS, Aucti1GccrS.
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A GSTGNTT AND TRTSTFF'S StTp

a rSITNEE MD ININI EE HAIE
~ or LAND - DINWIDDIE COUNTY
BY virtue Of mn order OF the Uatch States district
court dated 3st August. l-G9, and with N" concur
renee Of John LION. trustee of Robert ;. Th1mr.
son. shan offer for safe ~ Petersburg On WEB.
EESDAY the 18th October, l'fg, ut y clock uos n
free from all liens and in"umbranccs that valu,-
bic TRACT OF LAND. consisting OF ONE Hun
DRIED ACRES. uc9r Naugllan'~ r"nd. about Gya
miles from Petersburg, about hair cleared the
balance IN good timber. with = DWELLING
HOUSE thereon, and which belongs 10 the bank
rup' estate Of Robert ;. Thompson.
TERMS: Onc-,liir cash: the balance hr equal
instruments Mt six and twelve months secured
nrtag with Interest added, and the title retained
untlnot"s pa!d.
JOHN LYON, Trustee.
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TDAL AND COKE.

WINTER SI'PPLlES.-toHSUin who
w would avail IL the lover rates o! summer.
and got their fuel stored for winter, VIII he sup
Dl!cd al the lowest prices and with The hc&t quail
Of COKE, EiTUMlNOU> and ANTHRACITE
COAL. and OAK and FINE WOOD, sawed AL"
'srsIm }. Is. WATKINS.
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ssgxgYG. TssOLs AND PLATES.

u BELLENOT, DIE-S!NKER AND
~. BltAND-CUITEI no MAIN STREET,
The new patent BitANDING-lHON, for marking
al kinds % wooden articles By heating IL, Is per-
iectIy adapted 10 branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Eugra.els' stock, Stencil Paste, 81 ushes, In
delible Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets, Sea! Presses,
Brass and German Silver, Frames>vSteel Rings,
Checks, Tags &C., wholesale and retau. mhs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

DICUMOND AND DANNILLE RAIL.
III EohD.-ClIA<GE OF SCiiEDULE.-Du
and after SATURDAY, May 80. 1859, the PAS.
>EEGER TRAINS on this road Will be run as fol-
lows:
Gone WEST. LTECHBURG PASSENGERS
leave Richmond daily Except Sunday 1T s:!j i.
": arrive III l!uTHcyi!lr III .2:u2 =. 81, making
lose connections with trains The Soutsijc road
FOR F2r:ny!iic, lguchhurs. Bristol knoxville.
Nashville. Memphis &c, &c. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at $40 +.
II: leaves Danvllc daily At 80 i. 81. arrives III
Greensboro daily ut HISS l.. NJ. making close con-
ncctiuuS for al! stations on the North Carolina road
both East and West Of Greensboro. Charlotte,
Columbia. Augusta. and AL points South.
GOi>G EAST, THROUGH MAIL AND FX-
PRESS leaves Greensboro daily ut las \. NJ 4;
leaves nanyi!lc daily At 1904 \. NJ arrives NJ Rich
mond daily 1T 1875 \. H. LlNCHBukG PAS
o..@tER., leave Bgracyic daily Except Snndaysl
II i2:i3 L. NJ: arrive at Richmond at 4.07 i. VI.
Through tickets can he procured At the ticket Of
dee IN Richmond 10 all Important points South and
southwest ana at Greensboro and DanYic to al
points Eorth, East, and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD.
my-3 Superintendent.
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LARM FOR sALE.-GLENBURNlE,

= 49, " - II+-N ID : II IT,
A TIE RESIDENCE OF MRS. DIR. NELSON,
y FOR SALE. 1no hand lies on the South Anna
river. Louis: county, three and half miles froEa
%i.!ta's depot, ou the Chesapeake and cah.
railroad aud wthin four hours ride u the ci,S oC
k!cHm0Li, with /. lli.D. shady road from tho tspob
and contains -FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, II az
joins the Green Springs estate or tie late llr.
George watson; has convenient ard very pretty
COTTAGE with seven rooms surrounded bY
handsome ryurrrccns.
The celebrated Green Spring" Is within thrc"
niles. heat, corn, o1ts, and tobacco, are grown
Oh the farm, Possession given ~ once. Person"
desiring - purchase Geautirul farm In delight
mi EvigiIbuIhUOd will do well 10 examine tAis
property.
Address MRS JULIA V. NELSON, Treyuians
Depot or X. :. ARCHEE.
sc 7-eOdtOcl Richmond, va.
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tONI KIlF.,
Anthracite Coal Is high, bat wc sell is low any
one, and keep the best.
Bituninous CUal-~rloycr I'm IS the best and IL
now ut its lowest. We are agents OF the Company
for It's sale.
Coke is All excellent fuel for stoves, and Is now
very low.
WOOD also for sale by
nnALEAI. 4 COTTRELL.
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fsE:.s'g'AES .NS'f'S.


TETELLE, n,s,, p ,rrr,p g.
No. 1902 MAIN STREET,
hayin" successfully passed through $500
the great drought. enters upon the LII ttsioUS
~,~E- season Of autumn under the best auspices.
;TsSS, by his omiachcnsivc arransclneits lie Sc
W. cures for his guests The Injuries OF every
49,, cline, whether or The land or til" water.
lie nsurcS faithful attendance and everything that
heart cOmd desire Il. his tables. His bar is sup
piled y i'll the very lest Of LIQUORS. Ills coun
try friends and the legislators lie Invites 10 his
cstnblI,lmcnt where they may practice economy
and enjoy luxury to suit their tastes. SECS
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4 Az WsfAn.

--.- 1900
= RI 81 i " 80: = - g,
I4.iSAPTikU AND ONO RAIL
4 i;uAn.-SIrN,ITE SCUEDULE.-On an,
.itcr;hc "orii j NJ l,Go, the MAIL TRAl% VII
,rtf, o.iIy brtv-paa Richmond and whit" ~ulphtn
-rr;ngs. Law EiclnaDnl 1t \. ". ,,ld arrive al
whit. SULPHUR SPRINGS al Z L. H. Leave NE!tr
sulphur rings i: \. i. end arrive,t ttchmon'
kCC8&N snATtrN TEA!t! ortween Char
tottcs,u!e @ud E.c.,nonI on il3NIlAtH, WE'D
,:G&DhI~. and ~A. VIDA > yeaE"s I,i 60,
!;.tt,s ~. Il ! 4. NJ, and arrives It k::hno"d -
- \ y. Lc,ycs Iichmona 4 $3.50 !. III *he
s:riv,- t CE@rl%tics vile u =. ,-.,.,, o,,,
Ch@rottcsvilIc with trains on Orangc, A!eXandri'
.Ed N4G'ssas r9Ilr"'"- i1f : cHannri', v '.gti!.
ton, :Ail@&cpha. Esw ferh, Lync%h9.nrg, k 1,;t
z"la.ly. Mobile. &c, !, It stanton with stas..
rr hcEcrs Gave, it2tfso"et! Itn ;'nS',,t%
ln:al Hra:o, rrrkbrtGTc Mum springs cn;h 81!
VIZ .t4h, !'' u A.uh ~! " arr. FLA @tI.,!c
.n,i =, A,-"1hanv 9Th s'aar. t,r o!I Swr.I
"a f!rI S,vnrt Snr,i,ys Ind ii Witt. SuiIf,r!
,"i>. viii s,1,rs fni. I,lt ~ujphr,r Strings Lew.
iIijnr'1 C,itrInstSn. &c.
.a. 0AMn2 tr tr.i ;I r;@,lt s.c't
-rrrt;fDE;i AND YORK RIVER
!! =, - iti MAX fi[r-rer Etr.TISioitI
~ = az
:. III, - . : 2r
-! - r.r iTii-ISbtv III "r Iti'c ,35s..tiris
~ :: t,.;,n,r, .,nI Ill ,f,i,t. S,riI anI y. e,h
<.= Viii tal,1 inI pIsrn..rI train from th",!rur
r. th" i:irh'nomI And York Elver Railroad al
;.a,,,,,,I .',,. W. Point ,xh.r, ,lnv t,l-. r.,
.tr,!inr i1srIniT Camt,In /. {. fEEEy,t,
,p.:t -, II - I,rr.u.<. h.
- H.-> -, ,Hl,',.l'. ~ - 80
r"ta ''ci; imt III ~ 81 -
hll.ll.Io ii't Iui.""!h. IHlit.; ~ IL - C
net WIZ tie 'Iims i%r r,;, IIT y,
" il5C ~. 49, t'.' ~ M. - -. All,
l@;-S trcGt #tlrEca, i"2t o. i'F[ Str,c' "a
t%T1 - 8" NJ III f,Ifn,i,s
~ ~ ,i ~ ",it,t viii th. ,vI,r.S tr"T
',,'' i''4.t,,d NM, DIr,rIr rrilrnIii trr I,,
~ az ~ ,nt,tt -, ,iat rtJ. Gr,..nstnrn
"i;-, ~ Ch,iritt. e.. T. cn,umI,ls : &
anu all points ;, S ,1t',lissii,,,crr TRAIN
i..,.... r,inhmond 'jallv H.z."nt sundays, 1t
.i,rl. !, " .. I..y.s Gynsf Inint div tnxccri
,iIn.farI - 1I.i.t II
~ - VIfprr.S DDDA,rFAD
g. = -a..rtr,nIr,nt
- q. 49, -, 80
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO TUE
= EDnTU EAST and WEST. ,ir the Eiyb.
, ''''" y t,,,c rif'rn,d
,';,.[ ii :-i:,J tT,,. n t,,,;,. ,,fI. lf
49, ',, In, 80. ,,I. ,,i,,-i,iF an a.
I, cur "'i "S" Ps@i' ~ r ire rG1.
,,', fr fbr in c, ~ i,.r and Eit,
stri.is * rIiIo,.s
m. IlAE TjTp.r-gI. NAH TRAIN Iray..
rf,i,Irrni daiIv - Ii:IjA. II, arriving I'm Wash.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT 70 TUE
, NORTH, EAST, and WEST. rin the Eiyh-
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
CARRYING tie United Sratcs mail twirc daily IL"
-a1t car with nc'T patent sIccping-chlIrs on ell
trains The t!rouyh trains On this road are nor
ran from tho depot corner of Byrd and Eight
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

Dht.~S-MAkING.- VI. l., HENRY
~ would Inform her friends and the public that
she has resumed business !: No. liz MARSHALL
STREET, where she l. prepared 10 do all work III
her line with nrOmptucsS and on reasonable terms,
LATEST FASHIONS received. Machine work on
stu cr's Improved Family Scwiag-M achine.
GOOD AACiISE liASD WANTED, Sc 3e-St$
EXTRA N0TlCE.-PICTURE PIC
a IUEESt PlCTUkES.-A special lot Of Is, 900
large assorted Pictures now offered 10 the trade In
lots OF and 100 plain and colOrcd III very great
reduction. Canvassers and dealers should not fail
TO purchase, rs they cannot be duplicated at the
pl Ice now offered. j. HOOVER.
Sa4 Market street, Philadelphia, Pa,
Sc 23--lmS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

NONER Il Ali CtAI, t.ic chcare-,
crate fuel II, market. CARSON NIL 50.
COKE. the :srs; cooking fuel in market. i y
THEAClTE Coal., all sizes, at lowest market
rates. WpOD-OAk aud fINE-sd"cd or long,
nj iowa,l market rates promptly delivered ia an
mart Of III. city 10y JO..S ! BROOKE. Agents
fl0vcr Company aud Carbon liii mines. Yard on
IL, ia ytrnrt 'tr4Ir C..aI sc y
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<sEaS.

OIL, OIL, OIL.-l00 barrels PETROLIA
" OIL for sale. Warranted not to explode.
Twenty per cent. cheaper than In Baltimore.
70 1928 MAIN STREET.
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DETROLIA OIL COMPANY-OFFICR
1923 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, yA.-The
and gives the best light. Warranted not TO exs
plodc. Sold only IN barrels, SEQ
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SET ANTFD.-I wish TO employ q MAN
w SERVANT, and a good COOK VII" can
wash and iron rar a small family. Satisfactory
recommendations will be required.
i. Y. DANIEL. lr.,
or Its t05 Eighth street. north ri lci.h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-01

VHEAP WOOD! CHEAP FUEL =
Z J Look at this and come and see. Good SEA
SONED PINE WOOD, per halL cord, i9 81 s+,sD
WV - Il. A. PACE, Agent,
Office and yard, 9l5 Basin bank,
teu between Ninth and Tenth streets.
, 1869-06-11
PrOclama.

II LIE og Enhver, som MATTE
III have Noget at fordre paa Skiftet
efter afd6de Mary Ann Davis og It'd
ligere abode Egtef;elle Frank Davis,
indkaldes herved med 3 Maaneders
Varsel til for undertegncde Skiltefor-
walter at anmelde og beviisIiggj0re
deres Nrav.
St. ThomH Skiftcrets Contoir, den
4de Juni 1869.
?. M. ANDERSEN,
cOnst.
, 1869-06-11

WaFTER Begjaring at Fogden i Christi
~ ansted vile ~efternevnte
Y < e N % @ III III g ;,
hvori er ejort Udlag for Skatterestancer
for 1867 blive opraabte til Salg i Over
eensstemmelse edPlacat 22de April 1917:
l. Mr.. So C Compagniegade,
if6lge Skattelisten tilhorende Henriette
Dyer.
2. Nr. SO C Bjergegade,
if0lge Skattelisten tilh6rende John Richards.
3. NJ. 81 Dronningensgade,
it0lge Skattelisten tiIh0rende Caroline
Bough.
4. Mr.. 2 Kirkegade,
ifolge Skattelisten tilh6rende Jane Hut
Gibson.
S. Mr.. 81 A. Kongens Tver-
gade,
ltolge Skattelisten tilh6rende Sarah Johnson.
3. Mr.. Is Dronningensgade,
lt0lge Skattelisten tilh6rende Mary B.
Wellington.
Auctlone.rne afholdes paa Auctionscon-
tolret, hvor Conditioner og Vurdering vii
tindes til EfterSyn, som f6lger: over Elem.
dommen opt6rt sub Mr.. 1, Tirsdag. den 29de
Jnn', 13de Ja5i og eide jul t6rskommende
NJ. II s|a N'ddag, over Eiendommen op-
tort sub Mr.. 2, s0mme Dage Kz 1 set E7er-
m'ddGg, over Eiendommen opf6rt sub Mr.. 8,
sGmme Dage HI. 2 st Etiermiddag, og over
E%lendommen opf0rt sub Mr.. 4, samme Doge
NJ, 3 sAt Efermaddag, over Eiendommen
optort sub Mr.. S, Fredag den 2den JILL, lode
jul og 3Ote Jah f6rstkOmmeude Kz. - szet
M'ddag, over Eiendommen opf6rt sub Mr.. 6,
somme DQge K. 1 sAa Ettermiddqg.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir den 3die
Juni 1869.
G. SARAUW.
, 1869-06-11
Total s316,7O8 72

Balance of deposits S 44,667 81
l new deposit accounts, viz.
Minor.
II Withdrawals amounting to s17O 70.
Receivers for Saturday, 18th June 1869.
In C~HRISTIANSTED
T. E. Mendes, Esq, Trustee.
L. Coakley, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED:
j. Jantzen, Esq, Trustee.
- R. g. Knight, Esq, Member.
GEO BEHAGEN,
President.
St. Croix, 9TH June 1869.
, 1869-06-11

RED RAIN.-Prodigy lovers will be
gratified hy The intelligence that a fall of
what would in other days have been called
bloody rain has lately been witnessed.
A few weeks back The Neapolitans found,
Once a Week saws, their streets stained
with red, aud their garments p ted,
with sanguinary-looking drops. Examin-
ed closely, the %coIouring matter of this
shower was found to consist of small red
grains, sensibIy round, and varying from
the two-hundredth TO the four-hundredth
part of an inch in diameter. When the
mysterious element of this fall was dis
PEELED, it was clear that the rusty par
iicles were really dust specks drawn up
by the wind from African deserts and
borne with it across the Mediterranean.
This is not an unprecedented phenom-
enon. Twenty years ago a French philos-
opher collected a large quantity of dust
of the same quality, and probably from
the same source, from a house-!op at Va,
lence /; and, again, a German found the
peculiar African grit in Berlin. These
facts show how pests, and plaques, and
the germs of disease may be carried from
country to country by the transporting
power of the wind it is not always mani
mate dust that is thus waited to immense
distances. A shower of insects fell at
Araches, IN Savoy, last January, which,
upon examination, proved to be of Il spe-
cies peculiar to the forests of Central
France; and a few years back, Turin was
visited 10y millions of larvae of a fly found
nowhere Tut in the island of Sardinia.
These are recent aud well proven cases
many more striking instances might be
collected from chronicles ofthings curious.
ODD TEXTS An aged new England
minister, during the colonial period, once
preached before a very unpopular deputy
governor. from Job xxi. 6, Z, Though
his Excellency mount up 10 the heavens,
and his head reached unto the clio uds, yet
he shall perish for ever like his own
dung" Another preached to the newly
married couples of his congregation, upon
a part of Psalm xxi. 7, "And abundance
of peace so long as the moon endureth."
Dean Swift is said to have preached the
annual sermon to the associated tailors of
Dublin upon the text, ga remnant shall be
saved" Among his printed ermo there
Is one upon Acts Xxx. 8, "And there sat
IN the window a certain young man named
Eutychus, having fallen into a deep sleep;
and as Paul was long preaching he sunk
down with sleep, and fell down from the
third loft, and was taken up dead" which
thus begins: 81 have chosen these words
with design, if possible, to disturb some
, 1869-06-11

Lady (who is conva<Sins for a choir at
the village church)-I hope MIS-. Giles,
you will persuade your husband to join us.
| am told he has IA very son"rous voice.
Mrs. GA SnOreouS voice, marin. All !!
you should hear it a comm out of his nose
when he's asleep.
, 1869-06-11
5 Z. G & 0 / ( A v Q 5,

for the convenien e and exercise where
of this place. at this season of the day, is
very much celebrated"
, 1869-06-11

to expect too much /; and all the promises
insihe world would be valueless if given
in the mean time. Jewellers may be fool
'sh enough to risk waiting two years,
trusting to the promises of a minor; bpt,
as a rule, girls are not foolish in that
sense, and many Of them would be disin-
clined to wait two years for any chance
whatever. So the free lance in filtration
is not likely to be permitted to go beyond
the first easy stages.
, 1869-06-11

executed at this Once
with neatness and des-
patch.
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TRADE Es-s-.fssss 81 " z 81, z W.
MARK ~ %bE stgs~TrsSo SthSsss VII
.ssss .6. " n q z Us
e \ nssu,tysH = n II FEYS
.-+gfs as sa III L. ~

This InfallibIe Remedy does not like the POI
sonous irrit Eating SHUTS and strong caustic soIu-
tions with which the people haTo long been hum
bugged, simply palIiate for short time, or drive
the disease to the lungs as there il danger OF do
ing in the use Of suOh nostrums, but 1t produces
perfect and permanent cures Of the worst cases
of chronic catarrh, as thousands can testify
"Cold in the Head is cured with a few apphca-
tons. Catarrhal Headache is relieved and cured
as if by magic. 1t removes offensive Breath,
Loss or impairment Of the sense Of taste, smell
OF hearing, Watering or weak Eyes, and I'm
paired memory, when caused by the violence OF
ratarTh rs they all frequentlo arc offer in
good faith a standing reward Of $500 for case
Of catarrh that cannot cure.
ORaALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE. PRICE ONLY 90 CENTS.
Ask YOUR Druggist for the Remedy but If no
has NOS vet got it on sale, don t oe put oil ty &C
ceptiug any miserable worse than worthless sub
stitute, but enclose sixty cent? 10 ne, and the
Remedy will be sent You post paid -Four pack
ngess2 90, or one dozen for s. co. Sent two
cent stamp for Dr.. ssge's pamphlet On Cotarfh.
Address the Proprietor,
R.V. PIERCE, NJ. D,
san,2od3m. Buffalo. y. Y.
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yailp Arg'as.

The President has assured some loyal
Pennsylysnans that he carnot make their
state another visit now, even to save Geary,
The Penusylvanians ought to have remem.
bered that the watering season is over,
and that the President only goes round as a
watering place sensation, board and cx.
ppnses maid
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-11

Be Beautiful.-If you desire beauty you
should use Hagsns Magnolia Balm.
1t gives a soft, refined, satiu-like texture to
the Complexion, remover Roughness, Rcdne,s,
Blotcbes, suuburn, Tan, dc, and adds tinge
peury Bloom to the plaipcst features Itbrings
the Bloom Of Youth to the fading cheek and
changes the rustic Country Girl into a Fashion
able City Belle.
In the use Of the Magnolia Balm lies the true
secret of Beauty. No Lady need complain Of
her complexion who will invest IS cents in this
delightful article.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-11

Mark Twain understands Newspaper re.
sponsiblities. He SAYS, Mr.. Greeley is
going to lecture on the byron scandal We
have no authority for making th, statement
but then it makes an interesting item Of news
and the inexorab.e business of a newspaper
is to collect interesting news"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-11

Mile Won humboldt, near relative Of the
illustrous Alexander Won Humboldt and
now SIXTY eight years Of age, lives in Berlin
in such poor circumstances that she is
Obliged to make living by sewing and knit.
ting stockings. Upon an urgent recommen.
daiIon on the part ofthe municipal authorities
the Common Council of Berlin resolved, the
other cay, to grant the old lady, in honor of
the HUMBOLDT centennial celebration, q very
liberal annual pension.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-11

Is tf la Blind.

one Of r tDN kN't llLi', tW, tiree hours u ',rG
dinner. tu on lady, vii E,v, tie yaien FREE tpm
DYSPEPSIA, INlI1EsEION CONSrilArIuN,
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READY GLAZED SASH.

TN CONNECTION with my Planning MIL,
L have opened Ware Room for the sale Of
Pinned and Glazed Sash, where will keep CON
stantly on hand all sizes of these articles, which
can sell at much cheaper rates than they can
from the manufactures OF Pittsburg thereby
saving the profits which others must pay who
buy in this market. All Builders, Farmers, and
others in want Of Sash will consult their own in
tersst BY giving me call before purchasing else
where as am sfcriDg unusual inducements for
this trade. ia. HIDDIEcE.