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Average temperature Thursday
Average temperature last year. 9.

Average temperature for corresponding date last
year ..''....sofis
Average temperature Thursday. 52A
Average temperature last year. .6lh
CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-Peter Williams was yes
terday committed by Justice Bowling to answer q
charge OF burglariousy entering a room on the
second floor of No. IS Second avenue, and stealing
dresses and dress patterns OF the value OF $25 the
property OF Frank Wahl. The property was found
IN possession Of the accused.
ALLEGED BURGLARY BY A NEGRo.-The stable Of
John s. Williams was recently broken into ana a set
of harness and other property stolen. Oicer Dreher
OF the Fourteenth precinct yesterday found the har
John II. Morrison, who was at once taken before
Justice bowling at the Tombs and committed to
prison 10 answer q charge OF burglary.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED HOTEL THIEr.--Alfred
Carter, alias Alfred Lying and several other aliases
was yesterday committed by Judge BOWLING to the
city prison to answer O charge that has been fire.
quently preferred against hm-that OF beng hotel
thief He was charged In this case with attempting
to steal the carpet bag Of Mr.. Robert c. Grant, stop
ping at Earle's Hotel.
ANDERSON, THE TOMBs LAwYER.-Ths gentleman
Of the legal profession whose arrest and commit
ment to the rombs on a charge OF swindling the
widow OF late client, the particulars OF which
were published In yesterdays HERALD. was yester-
day morning released by Judge bowling on giving
81 900 ball. his wife being his surety The papers In
The case were Immediately sent to the Grand Jury.
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SEWB,RG.

FIRE DEPARTMENT ELRcrIOs.-The trennisl cleo
ton OF the Newburg Fire Department was held on
Wednesday evening. The following ticket was
elected:--Chauncey NJ Leonard, chief engineers
Archibald Hays, 6rst assistant engineer; fatrick
HERBERT, second assistant engineer.
ATTEMPTED IScgNpIARisw.-The First ward "nre-
bug,- OF this city. was seen at three O'Clock on
Thursday inorung In the act OF setting abudng ON
fire. Several shots were fred at him by the occu-
PANT OF the dwelling who was awakened by the
noise OF his dog. The ncendiary was not MT, aud
made his escape ia the darkness lie has tired six
or seven buildings IN the First ward within as many
months.
srArE OFFICERS ON AN EXCURSION. Lieutenant
Governor Beach, state Treasurer Bristol, and state
surveyor Richmond, q committee of the Commits
sioners Of the Land once Of this state, arrived In
Newburg on Thursday to consider the applications
for grants OF lands under water In that vi
cinty. Accompanied by the counsel for the
various applicants aud others, the Commits
sionsrs left Newburg on the steamer Uncle
Ben, and visited the variousnocaties where grants
are applied for, going up the river as far as MARI
borough aud down AZ far as West Point. Among
other applications that Of the Boston, Hartford and
Erie Railway Company for strip Of river 'front.' 100
feet In length. The commissioners were d'ned and
wined on the steamer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-17
INE Jay COOKE f0RGERIeS.

There were some queer circumstances disclosed
yesterday In the case Of the extensive forgeries OF
the name OF Jay Cooke Co., and the borrowing
Of drafts over $4,000 by the Bank Of the State Of
New York, as already reported in the HERALD. 1t
seems that when the police officials who had the
man Smith ARRESTED Thursday in custody called
upon the bank 0ficials to secure q prosecutor
they declined to appear against the accused,
on the plea that no offence had been COM
mitted, as the checks. genuine ones, had been
probably stolen from Jay, Cooke 4 Co.'S house.
The parties whose names IL Is alleged have been
forged also declined to appear as complainants. and
the superintendent Of PONCE would nave been com
trct Attorney come to his assistance at the oppor
tune moment and given him an order for his deten-
settle the question as to the genuineness OF the sig
natures. The police assert that Smith has been
recognized as the party who passed the $4,000
check LII
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BRoOKLYN CITY.
TIE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cuuar-M BANKRUPTCY.

Expenses Of Observation-Disclosures.
Before Judge Benedict
IN the Matter or julius Schlcab, Bankr1tpt.--The
following decision was rendered IN this case yes
terday:-
This is an application on the part Of the petition
ing creditors In case Of involuntary bankruptcy
for an order directing the assgnees TO pay to them
out OF the assets the amount Of their
bankruptcy and preventing the disposition OF the
property In proceedings IN the State Tribunals be-
s the e psons 81 az ea s in
and procured warrant to the Marshal,
and prior TO the adjudication and TO to the appoint.
the proceedings In six actions brought against The
bankrupt in the State court In which allotment had
BANKRUPT 0 The result Of this action on the part
OF the petitioners was adjudication of bank
ruptcy without opposition and the securing for equal
distribution property valued at some thousands OF
dollars, winch the assignee reduced to possession
and is now about to distribute. The petitioning
reasonable expenses Of the proceedings taken by
them AS to the justice Of this application there can
be no question The action Of the petit Ell.
some one to recover for all the creditors
the property which is now about TO be distributed
The fund is the fruit OF their diligence and there can
be no justice in compelling them to bear alone the
expenses which were incurred for the benent OF all.
The only question therefore, IN my mind is, whether
there exists any power in the court TO direct the
signee to pay these expenses, and upon considera-
ton am convinced that authority for the exercise
the bankrupt act The due distribution Of the assets
of the bankrupt for which the first section provides,
cannot be made without the exercise OF this power,
Tor the pettionng creditors cannot be said to share
equally with the other creditors, II they must
pay the expenses Of the proceedings out OF
their dividend, and distribution OF the
fund in that for expenses like these in
question would work injustice. These and
other obvious considerations which are referred to
intb opinion Of Judge Lowell IN re Waite z Bank.
Reg, 100; OF Judge Bryan IN re Williams Bank.
struction Of the Bankrupt act which was given by
these judges and y now commended for BY the Peti
TONERS In regard to the ef1ect OF the Fee bill OF
1853 may add TO the cited in the opinions re-
ferred to that rec0llect case in admiralty where
Judge Belts. since the passage Of that act, allowed
counsel fee out Of the proceeds OF vessel for an
argument made for the common benefit OF various
parties who had filed libels against the vessel, as
against the claim Of mortgage who was proceed
ing against the fund. The motion Is accordingly
granted reference would ordinarily be directed
10 ascertain the proper amount; but that Is unneces
Sary In the present case for the amount asked for is
small and the papers show fully the proceedings
Motion era nted.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT C0ulI.
Sentence Deferred.
Before Judge Benedict.

In the OF Joseph Price, who was convicted last
week OF smuggling cigars at staten Island, the mo-
ton to arrest Judgment on the ground that the value
OF the cigars had not been proven, was denied. The
prisoner Price, was then arraigned for sentence, and
when asked II he had anything to say why sentence
had not seen his lawyer since his conviction The
Court In consequence OF the wish OF the prisoner TO
consult with his counsel remanded him until Mon
day. when sentence OF the Court will be passed upon
him should not some new motion OF his counsel be
entertained.
Sentenced for C0untcrfciting.
Camilla Fci, an Italian was arraigned for SEN
tence, having been convicted Of passing counterfeit
money. The Court remarked, on passing sentence,
that the evidence was clear against the prisoner,
but that in consideration OF his having given testi-
mony that would lead to the conviction OF other
parties a much lighter sentence would be passed
upon him than would otherwise have been imposed
The sentence was two years In the Penltentiary at
Albany anu one dollar fine.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES conmSsIoAEas' COURT.
Alleged Bounty FRAUDS
Before Commissioner Osborn.


aaa AZ Before Commissioner Osborn. 1861
The United States rs. r. b. SacUr.-The defendant
= government claim agent was charged with de-
frauding Patrick Geeson and John Muldoon Of their
claims as soldiers entitled to bounty. The defendant
on the case being dismissed, asked permission
TO make q statement. He said;-My name ap
peared in some OF the journals OF yester-
day and this morning. under the head
OF "BOunty Frauds" in connection with
statements which are entirely false. The facts,
briefly, are that Patrick Gleason left his claim with
Washington firm for collection; received his check
after two months labor, and charged him only 81 SO
for my services. John Muldoon left his claim with
with him he demanded more money, as he was in
Sreauy distressed circumstances; i Offered to give
50 more, which he refused demanding $25, when, as
the Commissioner has ruled, he was only entitled TO
intent on my part, As to any other charges against
me, they are as utterly groundless.
Alleged Conspiracy to Obtain Bounty Money.
lg8 g Before Commissioner Belts.
United States Us. Thomas For.-The defendant is
charged with conspring with one calling herself
Ellen Reynolds In persOnating other persons for the
purpose Of procuring bounty money and back pay
due o deceased soldier named John Reynolds. 1t
appeared from the testimony that the money In
question was obtained. by Walter s. Griffith and w.
was due to Mary Reynolds, the widow OF John, who
had been informed by the Second Auditor OF the
Treasury that 1t had been paid TO Griffith and Ma
OOmDer In the name OF Ellen Reynolds, who repre-
scented herself as the mother OF JOHN and who
swore that John left no widow, and that Fox had
told the widow and others that he had received the
money and would not give 1t up. The defendant
was held In 81 900 bail for an examination.
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sRo0KLyX INTELLIGENCE.

A NtrfoSAL GUARD CouRr MARITAL DISSOLVED
The proceedings pending before the court msriialI n
the case OF =. Crook, late brgadier general OF, he
second division, National Guard, State OF New York,
charged with disobedence OF orders, have been
abandoned in accordance with an absolute writ Of
prohibition which was served upou the court In
question by the supreme Court.
SUICIDE ny AN OLD woNAS.-Coroner whitchill
was notified yesterday 10 hold an inquest on the
body OF Elizabeth McCue, a woman sixty.two years
OF age, who committed suicide at her residence In
Carroll street, near Third avenue. The deceased
was discovered GU Thvvsday by a little girl her
granddaughter, lying on the floor and in reply 10
the Inquiries OF the child said that che had swal
lowed two teaspooDfuls OF Paris green. Medical aid
Immediately summoned, but the unfortunate
woman died during the night from the effects OF the
poison a verdict IN accordance WIN tue facts was
rendered.
news IN BRIBF.--O flicer Aldridge a patrolman
attached to the Forty second precinct, arrested
by an officer OF the Central squad, yesterday on
charge OF assault On John Mcreciey. The prisoner
was held to answer.
Michael Brandon, a lonqshoreman, fell into the
lower hold OF the bark Saxon, lying near the foot Of
Baltic street, and broke his right leg. Taken TO the
hospital
Tie receipts OF the Industrial School Association
during the past year were $i99so, and the eApendi
The ladies' fair In aid OF the fund for the erection
of the new orphan asylum for female Catholic GILL
drcn IL still IN progress at tho Academy " music.
THE EXCISE lAw.-Ihefe was another meeuus VI
the Liquor Dealers Association OF Kings county
neld yesterday afternoon. at the han IN Fulton ave
nue., opposite Bridge street, for the purpose OF
taking action upon the question OF the repeal Of the
Excise law. I. u. McCloskey. president occupied
the chair The attendance was not numerous OUT
the discussion was earnest II appears mat the New
York Liquor Dealers Association has made Iormai
demand or assessment upon the Kings county.
organization for Go 900. said amount uelng now re-
oured TO lobby the amendments TO the liquor law
Seinre tho Legislature. The brooklyn liquor dealers,
laser beer saloon Keepers and brewers refused 70
aca,,cscc TO any such demand, feeling that they
naye already been sufrclently taxed for this
measure Thus the Gotbamtes will have TO bear ~
brpn OF the expenses Of the lobby alone.
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REDUCTION IN FREIGHT RArEs.-Thc following
are reduced rates from New York to Rochester ~
Hudson River and New York Central Kallroads,
commencing In New York April 1b:--ffrst class,
seventy.seven cents per 100 pounds; second class
slxty-sx cents per 100 poundsl third class nfty-nve
cents per 100 pounds fourth class thirty cents per
100 pounds. IL Is stated that new rates from Ro-
chester TO New York will be announced In . few
daya-- Rochester C1roasCle Ipf1t 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-17
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following record
viii show the changes IN the temperature for the
past twcnty.four hours in comparison with the cor
responding day OF last year, as indicated by the
thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Build
ing Broadway corner of Ann street,
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CITY CpuaI.
The Action axnin., tho RcIt Railroad.

Before Judge Thompson.
kaIyalet wallace Us. The central Park, No,ih
and East Ricer Rddrood Conipang.-In this case,
reported IN the HERALD yesterday, tue jury returned
a sealed verdict for the plaintiff assessing her dam
ages at $500. crplainuG Mr. Flynn; for defendant,
O. Judge REYNOLDS.
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A YLNMNT i. IIANlm -
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-20
CARD TO THE

nR DUtONuUS GOLDEN--7-l -7-lz! Y
~ PILLS for Females. Jnfali'Ic e EN1c2s(6
irregularities, removing obs'ructio ;, inc month";
turns, from whatever cause and always successfGl
as a preventive. One pill is dose. Females ps.
culiarly situated or those supposing themselves 80,
are cau'i9ned against using these Pills, while ia
that condition lest they invite miscarriage, affes
VIII ch admonition the pro- rieor assumes no re-.
sponsibil.ty. although their mildness would prevent
any mi chief TO health; otherwise the Pills r.
CONNIE nded as a most invaluable remedy for the a.
deviation of those suffering from any irregularities
whatever well as to prevent an increase Of fami
ly wheu health will not permit ir; quietng he 4
nerves and bringing back the rosy color Of health"
to the cheek of the most delicate.
Full anc explicit directions accompany each box
Price 81 per box 8 boxes IS,
Sold in Petroleum Centre by A, d. MILLER
CO, 'Solo Agents" for Petroleum Centre, Pa
Ladies! by sending them 81 to the Petroleum Cen.
tire p. o cal have the Pills sent [contdentally By
mail to any part Of the country, free of charge
Sold also by R C &C;s Clark TitusSilIs
Pa A. Griffith, Oil City; Fleming Mc
Cune. Frank in; DR. l.. Acomb, Tidloute; r. 7
liazrlton: Warren; and by some Druggi ~ In eveT
town in the o lited States, and by
Jul s, d. HOWE, prop'r New York
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C., plHce 70 r"t 'ir worth Of volr money is at rc
VIEW FLGU AND FE' 'rORG AND IrN
PER YNRp Of T.. ~. ST5.IeHteIJlsa. 4
C1s., where t."r'i alwlvsa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-20

Read the following opinions Of ex.
perlenced druggists and physicians:
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Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railway.
Vi.ikG, TAKEE.

hclUTN1Hs-!taVt9 1'Ittsburgh 1T B,OO 4. m, .
l.2Op.m IN.
TRAINS going West on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayi
and Chicago Railway pass Homewood at HOY
and Sag 1881 a. m, and 3.51 p m Pass Mans
N Pass Crestlinc at 1910 m, and 1OsQ&}
$50 and i.l5 p. M, and arrive at Chicaeoi
400 and 9.2O D. m, and 6.2O and w
Mnrcl. 1SAl.-II. Hp1I
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-. Oar prices VII compare
favorahlv, and we Do not doubt
being able to suit all who may
favor Us with their patronage.
t. II 7grNas"2 90.
Petroleum Gentle. a.. Oct e. 3 .F
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RAILROADS.
Oil Greek & Allegheny River R. R

Oil Greek 4 Allegheny River R, R
WARREN n FRANKLIN, FARMERS Ann a'' ="
CREEK RAILROADS CoNsOLiDA1TEEBB FER OH
NEW AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE uo
THE OIL REGION. ~
1865. WINTER ARRANGEMENT ,es.
TINE TABLE 'os
nN AND AFTER MONDAY. App,,
" 1862 trains will run as follows: 1A 9TH,
GOING NORTH TO OIL CITY h ppTpo,
CENTRE. TITUSVlLLE AND CORY
6:jJ A. NJ, Express, .,apriyes Tidloue at ; "a,
there the with train. for for + Pithnel,c % el,co3%Gectns
9.25 a m, Petroleum Centre IN ~ ~ Clty
Boyd Farm 10 10 a m, Miller E.u' d. m.,
35 a m., Tiinsyille u 1854 a. m, arr arriviO. iO.
I:O0 7; NJ, Man, arrives Tldioute s4s ;,
~'VV Olcopolis II p. n. CONNECTS viii =, m N
for Pithole city, Oil City AS m',n m Train
troleum oS oentre eni,e o;s5 p m, Boyd farm
vile t.O4, p m, arriving at Corrv 1,,us. :.
G:: An A. NJ, =, ,Ancsc,oom,modatonfrom ns,oa, Oil cva,
O''V rives at Petroleum Centre 7.o7 m. .Raua Sr
Farm 7.lO a. m, Tltusv.llc Tla i"ya
arriving at Cory at 9 20 a. m H.
GOING SOUTH FROM CORRY, " TITrrsvu,, If
PETROLEUM CENT + q OIL CITY Ill H.
RslS A. NJ, arrives at Titusyile \ Ia
V'1c Miller Farm S.32 m. Boyd Farm an m'
m, Petroleum Centre SO m, OH C,s
9.34 a. m, Oleopolis 10 10 a. m -" TsMY Y
cute IL. .39a m, and Irvineton ID % ~ wi "
1Dsl lk =. NJ, arrives at Titusyille II
A~' 1'' m, Miller Farm 2.3i m, Bovd r., Y.
2.51 pm, Petroleum Centre 2'han "sm ". ,
Oil City 33l p. m, leave Oil City Rao III !
m, arrives Ocopos LII m, Iconn.oI,' y
with train for Pitholel, Tiaioute as y
m and lrvneton % p. m y
Ss.lil +. NJ Accommodation from CORY a,
JAW rives Titusyillc 100 m, Miller farn,
% p. M, Boyd Farm 40 m. petrnl.I
um Centre ia p IN, arriving at oil civ
S20pm. WY
CONNECTIONS
Trains North connect at Cory With Philadc,nb,.
& Erie Il. X, and Atlantic Great Western RaI'
way, East and " cat, and also with Buffalo. Corrv
and Pittsburgh railroad for Buffalo WY
Trains connect at Oil City with Franklin Branch
for Franklin, Nc1dvil,r, and the u est And NJ H.
vineton with Phil. X Erie X. Y East ana Wes, =
Standard time TwE.TY minutes faster than Franz
lin Branch and A. Il u W. K H. time
Passengers will find this road a safe pleasant and,
the shortest route to and from the oil region,
All trains West from Irvineton leave after arrivs,
of trains on T. 4 f. r. X.
BIZ sure and ask for Through Tickets via Oil Creek
& Allegheny River Railway, the Great Short Rou,s
to the Oil Region.
II. f. >W EETZER. Genl Superintendent.
c. j. HEPBURN. Asst Superintendent m97
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~ Particular attention will
be paid to the preparation of
Prescriptions, and no pains spar
ed to rake this department as
complete as any in the country.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-18
TRADE .}.S4t as.. ...~ti tl,N-.S, ~
EAAR LID y &y.TE q ~ Isssasks 4s
s.s4rsma HI rAsg5stAhl ~ "a al

This Infallible Remedy does not, like the poi
sonous irritating snutfs and strong csustic solu-
tons with which the people have long been hum
bugLed, simply palliate for short time, or drive
the dis ase to the lungs as there is danger Of do
ing 10 the use Of such nDstrums, but it produces
perfect and permanent cures of the worst cases
of chronic catarrh, as thousand can testify.
Gold In the q lead" is cured vita few spplica
tions. Catarrhal Headache is relieved and cured
as if by magic. 1t removes offensive Breath,
Loss or impairment Of the sense of taste, smell
or hearing, watering or weak Eyes, aud I'm
paired memory, when caused by the violence Of
caterrh. as they all frequentlo are. | offer in
good faith standing reward If $500 for case
81 cstarrh that ! cannot cure.
0RsALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE. PRICE ONLY SO CENTsA
ASK your Druggist for the Remedy bat if he
has not yet got il sale, don't be put of by
cepting any miserable worse than worthless sub
stitute, bat enclose sixty cents to me, and the
| Remedy will be sentyou post paid. Four pack
ages 81 90, or one dozen for s. 90. Sent two
cent stamp for DR.. ssge's pamphlet on Cstarrh.
Address the Proprietor,
r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
ssp,22dsm. Buffalo, y. 7.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-18

HOLIDAY PRESESrs FoR AIL,--can be found
at Parker a Co.'s, 9s A loo Summer ST., Boston,
Mass. To enable every person to provide them
selves with handsome and useful Holiday pres
ents, from now until the goth of January, 1870,
these gentlemen will issue large eight .ps ged
Catalogues of all the nowes. and best novelties u
such goods as Fancy Boxes, Desks, Glove Boxes,
Albums in Morocco, Gilt and Velvet Bindings,
real Morocco Shopping Rags, Furnished Reti.
cules, Silver Plated Ware and Cutlery of oil dc.
scriptions, the latest styles of Jerelry in Gold,
Cornelian, Jet, Shell, Etruscan, Carbuncle and
Hair Dry Goods, etc. etc. eto, and hundreds
of the latest and best published Books. They
are giving One Hundred Tickets to every one
who will become their Agent, without ohargin Z
them 10 cents each as heretofore. Read the
change in their advertisement in another col
umn, and send for Catalogue.
qdyiian2O
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-18

RAILWAYS PILLS arc the only crv3tiye thai VEl
secure an Alternative, di tTetic, sudc.la, afeleTt
tonic intiueute.
They tie only vegetable subs.jtufes for Ialome!
Mercury.
They promote the secretion 81 bile and withdraw It
from the circglato';.
They assist through their mutt tous prop rites, ,
chvmG and ehye and sio juices in the process Of -
gestion.
They are Elegahtlv Coated with Guc, Perfsclv kos.
less, and fresffom smell.
Twenty Five Gent per Box or FIVE Soxrs T. r
One Doilaf. Always ass Tor RAuNANS z IL = All
see that the letters H. H. SIDE Of label su1
the words Railways Regulators on the oiher. Sold BY
Al Druggists aud General Store Keepers, and at Dr.
RAnwAvs Medical ofhee, 81 Maiden Lame, New York
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-18
Dailp ARGUS.
= y
Nutritious, Healthy, the Best

DoOlsys Baking Powder is the most econom''
cal and convenient Baking Powder now In use
1t saves milk and eggs, prevents the possibility
of poor rolls, biscuits or oakos and thus produce
happiness in both kitchen and household. 1t il
put up in tin cans, which are to all in:ents and
purposes, impervious to the action Of the wealth
er. One trial will convince the most skeptieal Of
its superior qualities. For sale by grooers.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-18
8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 s :

OTHE WORKING cLAsS.-We are now
prepared to furnish all classes With constant EN-
poyment at home, The Whole Of the time or for
the spare moments. business new, light and
profitable. Persons of~ither sex easily earn
from 500 to s. per eve,ing and proportional
SUN by devotl their whole time 30 the business.
Boys and girls earn nearly as much men
That all who see this notice may send their ad-
dress. and test the business, We make this IN
paralleed offsr; To such as are not well salts
fed. we will send 81 to pay for the trouble Of
writing. Full particulars. a valuable sample,
which will do 10 commence work on, aud copy
of The Peoples Literary Compahion--one Of the
largest and best family newspapers published
all sent free by mail. Reader, if you want per-
manep. profitable work, address 3. c. ALLEN
4 CO., AueusrA, MAINE. nev17d3n.