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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-18
4 HORaIDLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Man Run Over and Killed.

A horrible accident occurred OH the Chi.
caeo. Rock Island d Pacific Railroad, about
two miles and q half east Of Port Byron
Junction, at about eleven o'clock this morn.
ing (l8th) The construction train run By
0 NJ. Peaslee, Engineer, was just starting
from the Sand Pit at Jamicson's Curve, to
come to Moline, when Andrew Mulcahey,
attempted to jump on board. He stood on
the bank which was just on level with the
gravel cars, but neglected to jump forward
He alighted on the rear end Of car, but lost
his balance, aud fell between it aud the
next car. He jumped from the north side
of the train, but fell across the south rail.
He was horribly mutilaied. The wheels cut
off both legs at the ankles, cut off one arm,
and terribly bruised the other. His right
thigh was also tearfuIy cut, cash inflicted
above his left eye which must have proven
fatal Of itself, and his body was variousIy
crushed and bruised. In fact, his injuries
were Of the most terrible description. New.
ertheless, he was able to to cry out for aid.
The train was stopped instantly, and be was
drawn out--a CORY and msngled
mass. And yet be lived until the train
reached Port Byron Junction, and is said
to have made Sc 5eral remarks. He was
brought down to the freight house at the de-
pot at this city, and there laid out and Gov
cred, TO await the action Of tho Coroner. AS
his clothes we're still on him, we could not get
at the exact extent Of his injuries, but learn
ed the above particulars from the men who
had him in charge. The appearance OF his
counteuance betokened death Of the mos;
frightiul agony.
The deceased was about twenty,three
| wears of age, and was native Of County
Derry, Ireland. He came here from Michi-
ran. where he has an uncle residing, and
for the pas, two months has been boarding
with Henry Simmons, on Moline Avenue
He was a laborer on the road, and wes rep
resented to us by his felowworkmen as
young man Of excellent habits-sober, in
telligent, and agreeable in his intercourse
He was unmarried. No blame on account
Of his death is attached to any one. 1t wa
simply one Of those accidents which arc
always liable to happen.
Coroner Knox inpsnelled jury, and the
following verdict was rendered
That the deceased came to his death b,
falling between two fiat cars and being rur
over by two cars at the Gravel Bank, neal
Jamesons Curve on the c. r. |. Il P. r R
on the 18th day of Sept. 1863, and the jur.
believes the accident was caused by his ow
csrelessness by jumping on the car while il
motion and that no blame can be attsche
to the employees of the road"
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THAT Niger BABY.-A living exponent
Of radical ideas in the shape of white wo-
man with a niger baby called on our su-
thorties yesterday for assistance. She was
sen, over the river but puritanic specimen
of humanity by the name Of Blood, who is a
barnacle attached to the moral party over
there Invent back on his principles and sent
her over here again, with a note stating that
"what is sauce for the goose is sauce for
the gauder." She called our staid Super
visor Knox a Cd id Copperhead
of a. We don't know what was
eventually done with her. Where were
the Court House barnacles that they did not
look after such glorious illustration oftheir
peculiar ideas?
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The Barnacles
THE COURT HOUSE RING.
Their Battery sileneed.

The official organ Of the Court House
Ring has nothing to say this morning in an
swer to the scathing letter of one Of the Port
Byron delegates to its recent convention
In fact, it cannot say anything whatever
without making the matter worse than II
now is II knows that the Ring uttereIly
controlled the convention, and placed before
the people Of the county ticket entirely
com posed of bsruacles. It cannot expect
honest men to longer unite in continuing
in office pack Of rayenous political Jackals,
who have no principles but the hauling IN
Of spos. It desires therefore the subject
dropped as speedily as possible. But we
propose to keep i, before the people. We
want every man, woman, and child IN Rock
Island county TO know just VI st kind OF a
set Of men are endesvoring to run the affairs
OF our county for their individual benefit
and aggrands,men,. We hope to see an
effort made to send every barnacle back to
his legitimate field Of labor, People are
tired Of toiling to support them in drunken
ness and dleness, and nowhere so much as
in the Republican party is this disposition
manifested. Our Port Byron correspondent
was right in saying that the day of the con
venton was "a proud day for the barnacles"
that they were out in full force and had 1t
all their own wsy. And yetthe power OF the
odious Cont House Ring 10 founded on the
suffrages Of decent men, and the decent re
pubieans Of this county are expected this
fall to vote them in Office still longer. viii
they do it? That is the question. 1t is well
known that these barnacles make a business
of politics. That they are republicans be.
cause the republican party is in power-that
they would be democrats if the democratic
party were in power. That they, like so
many Judas lscariots, would sell any party
for gold That their whole stock in trade is
hypocrisy, falsehood and discrimination.
They ore now on their good behavior. Their
hats are DOTTED n hundred times in q single
turn up street. They are once more at their
old game Of humbugging the masses. They
are the men "who Dragged so much about ele
vatirg the soldiers to places Of honor and
profit, but who would not support Capt. +. II
Johnston, an officer from Port Byron, who
served with distinction in the war Of the re
bellion, but nominated DR.. Truesdale, q
physician of Rock Island, who was pos
master during the war" They are grea
friends of the soldiers, but it is only to secure
their votes, and pave the way to power anc
spoils. No decent republican, with clear
conscience, can vote for their continuance
in office. He might as well vote a gang o
pirates Directors of Savings Bank.
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TO KEEPERS OF SALOONS AND ALL 9TH
ERS INTERESTED

Whereas, complaints have persistently
and repeatedly been made to me, that the
ordinances regulating the sale of sprituous
and malt liquors on Sunday are boldly and
shamefully violated and it being my sworn
duty to see that the ordinances of the city
OF Rock Island are strictly enforced when
knowledge comes to me of their violation,
notice is hereby given to all concerned and
interested, that in future any person found
violating said ordinances on Sunday by
keeping open his or her bar, or who will
sell, give away, or in any manner deal in
by himself or herself, servant or any other
person, any alcoholic, vinous, or mixed,
malt or intoxicating liquors of any nd;
the license Of such person or persons viii
be promptly revoked, and all parties guilty
of violating said ordinances will be prose-
cuted ard dealt with according to law.
J, NJ. BUFoRD, Mayor
! Rock Island, Sept, lib, 1869,
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A CARD.

Our fair is past. Its bright sunny days,
its merry happy crowds, its jolly haps and
sorry mishaps, its humorous incidents and
petty disappointments will be held awhile in
remembrance these stored away in mem.
ory's garnet lie buried there under the dust
of years till unearthed by some similar event
But though each forget with the day the din.
ner they ate. The generous patronage of
the public during the fair will have monu'
ment so long as our little church shall
stand.
Il was with many fears and much msgiv.
ing that the Episcopal Booth was decided
upon. How could women get boards and
build house? How dare we who were dis
tracted at the thought of dozen at dinner,
attempt to feed the multitude? But our ig.
norauce and weakness were made wisdom
and strength by our friends. Could Alad
din have had such friends, the virtues OF
his lamp had surely never have been tested
nit. eAsa~er I,"o~v needed building, and
forthwith we had lumber to make it.
Mr.. Barnes seeing our grounds and our
boards SO far apart, with the help of his
horses, kindly annihiated space for US
Then, almost before we knew it, hands kind
and willing had erected our booth.
Mr.. Geo. Harris placed his horses at oul
service, and without trouble our newly built
stand was furnished with food
Messrs Swiler & Spencer fearing we
might prove ultra on the incoming socia
problem, and resort to chop sticks, kindly
came to the rescue Of civilization.
But why attempt to tell Of all who did
nobly, would be to find the church registry
and copy every name recorded there, then
have recourse to the last census roll.
When everything ingenuity could devise
had been done where would have been the
benefit if the Angus and Union had not lent
US their columns SO pleasantly and kindly
that we almost forgot we were begging 80
much valuable space.
The officers of the Fair too made our bus
mess with them 80 much OF a pastime that
we wonder at the fuss men make over do
ing theirs. But figures, those most prosaic
expressions Of truth, will tell the story faI
better than anything we can say, and our
Gross receipts $94Z,b.
Expenses 29l sc
Net proceeds $50, 9.
Much of this we fear would have been lost
far more easily THAI earned, if Messrs Mitsct
and Snyder, and the whole police force had
not so faithfully done even more than theil
| duty.
Again we thank the many who gave TO the
Episcopal Booth and the crowds who ate al
its tables.
LADIES OF TRINITY CHURCH,
Rock Island.
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A RULE WHICH DOES NOT WORK BOTH
WAYS.
A Random Extract.

Mr.. Thomas has been so efficient, so faith
full and upright an officer that many were
unwilling to give him up, and as against any
other civilian in the county he would uh'
doubtedly have been successful. But Capt.
Reid had been in the army-had served his
country at the loss Of his business; had
shown himself worthy, competent and re-
liable man, and the convention felt that 1t
could not ego back" on him and the class
of which he was u epresentatlve.-RocH
Island Union.
We extract the above delectable morsel
from recent fulmiration of the official or
gan Of the Court House Ring. 1t will per.
haps be satisfactory to the friends of Mr.,
Thomas, and to the people Of Hampton,
and explain why that faithful public officer
was defeated, but we opine that the same
rule applied to Mr.. Johnston's case, Will
not work so admirably. Capt. Johnston
chad been in the army-had served his
country at the loss of his business had
shown himself q worthy, competent, aud re
liable man." but still the convention fell
that it could go back on him, "and the class
Of which he was preventative" and sc
nominated stay at'home professional Of
| Goe.eeeler 70 ths ho,sr fos which ho ~"
an aspirant The rule worked excellent,
in the first case. In the last one it did not
Capt. Johnston is not a member Of tn
Court House Ring, We cannot say a
much for Mr.. Truesdale.
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sneoial Notice.

G. NJ. Aiken, a. the sign Of the Golden Eagle
hs. just received his stock Of Fall dood'-hand'
some Plaids, Poplins for Fall suits, Arab shAwi''
Silk Warp Poplius, Msrino'' Empress Cloths
Fl.puels, Plaid Cloakings, Skirt" and all sorts
Of ,b;,u, for the FAN trade. The ladies' are re-
speotfully ipvitel to call and look al them.
C.M. AIKEN.
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tIRE.-Au alarm of fire was sounded last
night, at Davenport, and proved to be 10.
Gated at the grocery of VIM. Mckay, corner
of 18th and Locust street. The cause was
tho explosion Of kerosene lamp, and it
was put out with few buckets of water.
Damage tiAing.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-18

PUBLIC SALE.-There will be q public
sale, at William Coyues place, in Bowling
township on Tuesday, Sept. 2lst, commenc-
ing at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Cattle,
horses, .mules, jacks and jennies, and farming
implements will be offered on reasonable
terms.
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At Bsmberger S.

Just received, the largest and best selected
stock Of staple and fancy Dry Goods ever
brought to this city. Also, complete line Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and poeskins. very fine
assortment Of Ready Made Clothing and Gents
Furnishing G food. always on hand. Suits made
to order, and fits guaranteed. Hats, Caps, La
dies Fars, &c., in every style,
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Just received. full line Of tho celebrated
Amana Yarns. They are offering their stock Of
Summer Goods at cost, to make room for their
fall stock Remember that if you want any.
thing in the line Of Carpets or Floor Oil Cloths,
Mndsworth / Coz Is the place to 60 for thom.
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Crockery Is Tumbling,

No, the crOCkery, other, but the prices, atW.
II. c. T. Webbs, Davenport who have one OF
tho biggest stocks in Iowa, and can't be under
sold by anybody.
They have just bee makinga large reduc-
ton in their rates, and want the public of Rock
Island to know it. Ills is no humbug. Call
and see for yourself dtf.
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POLICE CoURT.-John Morrisey was fined
81 and costs before Magistrate Chopper, this
morning, for getting dunk. We don't mean
1ohn Morrisey, the democratic Congressman.
de goes to bigger places than Rock Island
to get drunk. This John Morrisey is a
member from Coal Valley, and excused him.
self on the plea that little whisky now and
then is relished by the best of men.
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The ROCKFORD RoAD.-On Thursday
evening the first train arrived at Moline on
the Rockford, Rock Island and St. Louis
road. The line does not expect to be con.
tinued to Rock Island, owing to the action
of the Moline Board Of Trustees.
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The SUNDAY LAw.--We are reliably in.
formed that number of saloon keepers
were among the number who complained to
Mayor Buford in regard to the enforce
ment of the Sunday ordinance.
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SrEALIXG.--We learn that one Of the dis,
charged Dubuque rioters, who went to work
at Moline after the examination, ran away
with team belonging to the man he was
working for, few DAYS ago.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-18

RELlGIors.-The services of the Episco'
pa society aud Sunday school Will be held
in Negus' hal tomorrow, at the usual hour
for hese ser tces.
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Young Mems Library Association.

The rooms Of the Young Mems Library Assoc
citation are open from 10 A NJ. until 10 P. NJ.
every day except Sundays. large and well
selected assortment OF works now on hand.
Tickets three dollars, which con always be pro-
cured Of the Secretary. may6dly.
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At Wadsworth & Cos,

Just received, new style Of cord nets, prints,
Delaines, Flannels and many other styles OF
goods. Also n full line Of floor Oil.cloths, at very
low prices. Their stock of staple dry goods is
the largest in the city, and their prices the low
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GRAFT Raduetionai

Belly DESTROYS OF reducing my stock before
the close Of the season, have marked down
prices on all Staples, Dress Goods, Lace and
Bsregc, Shawl,, Millinery Goods, &c, PArticu-
lar attention is called to lot Of Alpacas at PA
cents and IS cents per yard.
Il. NEwpURGER.
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Losr,--A shepherd dog, had a leather
collar on with two copper rivets in it. A
liberal reward will be paid for his return to
e. Burial, Rock Island. diff
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PIcSIc.-N-. W. d. Vermillion, of Buff
fao, and seventy five Of his school children,
came up in private conveyances yesterday,
and had picnic on the Island.
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non't Forget

That May Bros. is the place to buy your Dry
Goods. They have an immense assortment AL
wy.s on hand and have put prices to suit the
times.
p. 5. Rock Island wolien Mill Goods sold at
actory prices
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Fine Solid Silyerware.

A choice assortment Of the latest patterns
suitable for wedding and other presents, just
received at Rutenbeek a Co.'S, 20 West Second
street, under the Nowcomb House, Davenport.
gaTuTh.
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Mnaonlc.

Barrett Chapter No. Is, r. A. NJ, meets at
Masonic Hall on the First and Third Tuesdays
Of each month.
HESRY BORROWER, II. z.
GRO. L. CARLTON, Sec'y.
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Odd Fellows

Rock Island Lodge No. is, l. 0. o. F., meets
every Monday evening at odd Fellows Hall,
southeast corner of Illinois and Eag,e SITS, at
7! o'clock p. NJ.
c. i. KNOX, N. G.
c. W. HAMILTON, Il. :.
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Terms Of Gale:
One.third cash down, and the balance of two
thirds to suit purchasers, on any time under five
years, with interest at 6 per cent. Perfect titts
given in any and all cares where ,Ole il made.
The following 10 a partial list of the property
Sw Of SEQ 81, tp 20, range 2-l57 norcs,
more or less, first class fan for Grain and
Stock, adjoining the t0wS Of Cordovs and 20 bc
sold with or without fine brick Mansion House
and Grounds, with Barns, &c., stusttd in the
town.
Il ! of lot !, Of ne /, and Of c of sec
|, Up 10, range 2.
NeI Of sec u, town ~, range2.
L Of e ! of sec Sc, town 90, range ..
Ne and n " frac and CT NV and
ofsw t, and " OF ne of swi, and
/ of &C t of Gee 6, town 49, ranges.
W frac and frac Of sec 7, town ~, range
3.
Nc Of NV Of sec s, town 10, range 3.
Some 1900 acres in all, making au unsurpassed
farm for stock raising, stock having the Tuuge Of
the whole Meredosia bottom.
Lot 2, and " t of sec 6, town IS, range CON
tanning 10l acres, valuable for grain or stock.
The Rockford, Rock Island d St. Louis railroad
runs through the farm.
Nwt and of swt of sec 10, town ~,
range ?, 24O acres, fine grain and grass farm.
so ACRES,
| Within mile Of Port Byron, His in lots from
10 to 40 acres each, and well adapted for pasture
| lands.
40 ACRES,
| Adjoining the town of Port Byron, and lying
next to the railroad grounds, admirably adapted
for cutting into town lots.
LOTS.
| A large number Of desirable building lots in
the towns of Port Byron and Cordoya.
A fine large Brick Mansion House, with slot',
finely tmbered, good Barn and Out Houses,
situated In the heart Of the village of CordoVa.
| The house is built in pleasant Grove, making
very desirable situation for any one wanting
| pleasant home.
In addition to the above, two story Brick
House, and comfortable Frame House. each on
| a desirable lot.
Also, ut the same time and place, on II months
credit, at per ces. interest, with approved per-
sona security, large amount OF personal prop.
erty, consisting in part Of about 10 head Of
horned Cattle, in fine condition. from 10
years old; 30 head of Horses, Muller and Colts !;
100 head Of Sheep 200 head Of Hogs; 6 Farm
Wagons, and q large lot Of all kinds Of Farming
Implements, consisting Of Reapers, Mowers,
Drills, Flows, Harrows. RakOs, Harness, &C., &c.
Also $50 tons of good Hay-Timothy, Glover
and Red Top.
For more minute details see printed bills, and
for any information apply TO either Of tbs SUBJ
scrbcrs; nj COrdova, Ills.
c. A. SPRING,
d. ZIMMERMAN,
d. W. COBB.
Cordova, Aug. 81, 1859, wtd4dlawtd.
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FonrY CraTa line will be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head
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M AR II led,

McDEVITT-GALLAHE this city,
Sept. 18th, by Rev. II. A. Newell, Mr.. CHAs.
MCDEvIrr and MISS LIZZIE A. GALLAHER, Of
Wellsville Ohio
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GOLD WATCH LOST.

7 oST, at about half past erght o'clock Sunday
II evening, somewhere between the residence
of Mr.. Bogue in the lower part Of Rock Island,
and the city of Moline, a adys gold watch, open
faced, with a gold dial and the city of st. Louis
engraved on the same. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving the same with
JOSEPH A. BIDDISOE.
Rock Island. Sent. 6. 1859. diff
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pailp argus.
Premium Ioh Printing.

Orders for Job Printing will meet with prompt
attention at the ARGUS OFFICE, and be executed
in the very best manner and at reasonable rates.
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WeStern Union Railr0ad.


Leave Rock leland, 700 a. m. and 100 p. IN.
Arrive at Rock Island, 100 q. IN. and 800 p. IN.
Masr Trains run by Chicago time, which is Is
minutes faster than Rock Island time.
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Or. b. L. MITCHELL,
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.

by REQUEST Of patients in Rock Island
- County, will have rooms at the Rock Island
House every Tuesday ana Friday during the
al where he will treat with electricity, all kinds
of diseases, both acute and chronic Electricity
viii locate the disease to the satisfaction of any
patient. One trial viii satisfy any one of this
fact Mrs StalIcup will attend to lady patients.
The Doctor and his sister are we'll known in
Davenport, as Mrs. stalleup has been resident
of that city for some years, and can bring good
references from some of the best families in the
city, as to the efficacy of her treatments in all
Female Diseases. Have cured Deafness, Fever
and Ague, Catarrh, Bronchial Affections, where
everything else has failed; also, Liver and Kid
ney Affections No shocks given. The treat
ments are pleasant TO The most nervous patients,
even to infants. Let the afflicted give US a call,
we will do them good. Charges reasonable
Consultation free. Hours from A. NJ. to 5 p.
NJ. aug23dtf.
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DAILY MARKETS.

For the very latest market reports from
New York, Chicago and st. Louis, see our
first page.
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nusrNnss CARDS.
II. G, CONNELLY,

, rroRSEY ATLAw AND ND. s( oI., ii. P POI
liz, Rock Island, Ill. once over '
Office,
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TUESDAY, SEPT. q, 50 !.
Terms of Gale:

On Sept. Is, 1899, any and ell Of the property
left remaining unIold will be offered at Public
Sale, and unreseryedy sold TO the high heat bidder
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Chicago, Rock Island Il Pacific
Railroad.

LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Day Express and Mail, 1850 =. IN. 5.35 p. IN.
Night Express, lOI0p. II. 4.30 a. IN.
GoIsa west.
Day Express and Mail, 4.40 @. m. 1905 a. In.
Night Express, 545p.m. 9.s5 D. m.
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Wood or Farm Purposes
Also, a large number Of
Choice Building Lots,

Finely located in the pleasant and thriving river
towns, Port Byron ana &, rdova, al OF which are
offered in tracts 10 SUIT puIcE-. aid on liberia
terms, at private sale before aud upto
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ARGUS JOB OFFICE,
Rock islam 4. Hi.

WE are at present prepared to dOany kind
w Of job work which may be ordered, at
the shortest possible notice, and in the best
manner.
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n,CITLEY l. BELDING,

SURGICAL and MEcHANITGA.IL GAL, DE T.d,n IL,
> successors to Dr. j. W. vsis S,rd noscu ID,
.etoi rthoa pain 81 the s ss' IIno. st., room
VI - aSouped by Or. Vslie.