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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15
PROMPTNESS.

PROMPTNESS.
The Piedmont has paid in losses 10 the
otherwise helpless widows and orphans
of The South, about $3.50 y; in every case
waving the time allowed by policy for
payment, and paying at once--of which
agents can furnish particulars and proof.
AS this Is q question affecting the ia.
terest OF all VINO insure, We append the
following extract:
10 The PUBLIC.-I am pleased to
bear testimony TO the "Pieumout Life In-
suiarce Company OF Virginia." ana 10
urge Its merlls for eolVency and prompt.
ness on Southern public.
L presumed This morning proofs Of loss
for 5000 insured under policy No. 754,
jointly on myself and wife, my wife hav-
Instantly paid, The Company waiving Tue
uInety days allowed under Its policy.
such promptness en- titles the Company
to Southern support.
Why should we continue 10 impovertsh
our people and section by sending mo-
ney North for Life Insurance when SO res
| liable and prosperous Company as "rhs
Piedmont is IN our secLion
HENRY I. JARRATT, b.
| Or Greenvllle Co.. Va.
| In addition Sucn extracts could be
given from many leading men ana Jour
mails all ovel the South.
NO EXCUSE WILL AVAIL YOU,
1t won't do 10 say you are not able to
| insure, or that TIE amount you can no W
| take Is too small to do any good. Would
d man do rlgnt TO refuse bread 10 his
| family to-day because he can't get it Il r
| chem Lo-murIow too? Must the family
starve to day becau.e future supplies
cannot now pe secured7 Then. is 1T more
| Just or wise TO refuse to secure 800 in q
Life Policy to-day because You canno,
now get $l 900 or $4,000 poltcy7 No, 1t IL
your duty 10 lake what you can now, and
increase the policy when able.
1t won't do to say you need all your
money to keep your family In necessa'
ries, because nothing Is SO necessary
whlle you al g living to support them, as
to secure them q support alter you die
a Life Policy is the only thing which will
| do that.
! 1t won't d. to put 1t of for the flltul o,
/ because only the present 10 yours, the III.
| tn belongs to death and God. 1t has
been truly said representation Is the
thief of time" but when by our own acts
we force 1t TO be the "thie1' also of our
family's comfol t, how sad must be the re-
morse your death-bed brings! Death
won't delay for you. Death won't heed
your pleas; then act at once, tor you may
pe his next victim. ...
Call on our agent, get our pamphlet and
read 1t, and you Will see 1t cost out little
70 Insure your lie. ap@a'Am
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REFERENCES.

For the protection and satisfaction of
policy holoers, this Company has ordered
liable men in each State it does bust.
ness--whose expenses are paid by the
company to ca annual meeting-to see
rights of policy hoidevs in their states
properly guarded. The following nave
consented TO serve (and the list viii be
com pleted OF like gentlemen) and can be
referred 10 by parties who wish to in .
qulrs into the operations OF this Com
pany. ~
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Banks.

ERANKLIN SAVINGS BANS
OFFICE No. AZ BANK STREE7.
JNO. B, WHITEHEAD, President.
Directors:
SAM'I a. HODGES, J. l. BlooDGooD.
WIN. WARD, JNO. JAMES,
DR., WIN. j. MOORE. ]. G. POLLARD.
JOS. G. DEFINING, Cashier.
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ny5 Superintendent Transportation
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-15

n. ID. MAUR1, of r. H. Maury & Co..
!TanKers; AT. HARVEY. President OF Ma.
Itonal BANK OF Va, and OF Harvey q vii.
t,iams, commission Merchants; o. f.
WE.siGE {, OF Weisiger q Co., A. 8. LEE.
Com mission Merchant; RICHARD IRsY
OF Snyder q Irby; "A. rIDEMAN, Tobac.
conlst; ". A. AkMIsrEAD, OF Armistead
q Peck; w. +. SHEPHERD. +. II. PEBBLES,
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STATE DIRECTORS

VIReINIA-Gen. Joseph r. Anderson.
Richmond, Va; Hon. Thos. S. FIournoy''
Halifax Court House; Gen. Wiliram H.
Payne, Warrenton; Judge Jro. w. Brock
enbroush, Lexington; Major III. G. De.
shields. Richmond.
MIssIssIPPI-Gen. e. G. Walthall. Cof.
feevlile; Gen. VIM. Z. Martin, Natchez.
Major l.. a. Ragsdale. Meridian.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-01
no AMNERS OF HORSES,

Iaua-rnis Of Horses die yearly from Collie
TIN. need NOT be. d.. Tobias Venetian Lui-
m0ut vii positively cure every case, II gwen
when irsJ taken. The cost is only one dollar.
Every owner oI horse should have butt.e IN
bis stable, ready for use. ItIs warranted supc-
nor 90 anything o.c for the cure Of Cute, wind
dalis, ewelIiugs. sore Throat, nprains, Uld Brui-
ta. been used aud approved # for Il year by
tine Hrst hgrsemcu in the country. Given to an
uFyI-.rIFrn horse, lt acts like magic. Order,
nrs constantly received from the racIug s'eh'-
Oh a., GnE'ant ,sea hiram Woodruff used and re.
! commcuded II 10 his friends, yeas before BIZ.
death. col. +. b. BU-1, of the Jerome rarp
courgc has gwen me o certificate staJug i u be
superlyg Go any other Le hal used. Hundreds
u attrn can be- seen at The Depot, Do Pax
Place. MY. sauty DO. Druggist. and Store
kcenerg. mpyl-dwIm.
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BUsNbnETE'S PILLS,
40 the Public.

Er4u#rtH. IHI- have been kupsn and used
hF your gran lhiAur aud grandmother. They
urr purely vegetable, and diminish tho death
principles s4mr think they increase the pruci-
pie Of life. But in taking out bad humors FROM
the blood, they 4v make Toe body lighter, and
thus seem To- ada energy. Many families have
used them ior upwlrp7 Of forty years
They are the BOSE medicine Tor Cold, for all
Bilious Affections, .or iutlnass about tho Head
or Heart, and Iu all Duuuc0us and lpungc0u.
Diseases fHuy are urlHllgi. 10 Oh cases m
which purgatiHo is indicated, 10 medicine Yet
known rau Doe compared 90 them. Two hundred
physicians have testified that Brauireth's Pills
arc superior .o a.' other purgatiycs whagoyor.--
sold by all Druggists. mayl7dU In.
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NV-AG4THANE
WATCHES!
To BGyorS Of Watches Everywhere.

The greater part Of tho jewellers of the United
States keep Whitman Watches. and cordially ro-
commend them 10 theircustomers, notwithstand.
ing the fact that less profit il made on these
watches than on any others generally sold by the
trade. The reason Of this t., that the reputa.
tion Of the Wslthsm Watch renders it an easy
sale, and the result is that, although the dealer
dOes net make as much money on each indiri-
duai watch as be may on the sale Of other watch
O., be is st..l the gamer through larger and live
ler sales. There are some, however, among the
trade, who do not give the Wsthan Watch that
hearty support which 10 deserves. This portion
portion of the trade fancy there is more money
to be made by dealing Ia watches about which
the public are ign0raot, aud In which there -
Iess competition, and are content to make an
occasional sale Of such watches az a large profit
It is thIs c,.I Of dealers who when asked about
Wat1am Watches, use that Kind Of language
which .sais the customer finally to buy just such
watch asis the mos. profitable for the dealer
70 cell.
Iortbe information Of per,ons aboutto buy a
""'eu5 anu NH' "hy ~
ne -ls. - -...., 49,. Jul
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's..'..l----.,....- ,,
ted a. Watbam, Me company have and cold
- ''''' Wv" anu
SUMO "sf.'' o. . " al
,.',..,' 'Dp' " '''D1' ''.' 'n0 parry ABOUT
,.,..,..,'.. .''' W I'' ~ @" A'"'''''" ""''"
'-,, t.7.'lon
p.'lr,lE,. '' VI Nv ~ "AIIS'
~
,...g..N,.,''''. 90" '''''o "''"'"s 10 ouJ
t.-....c ~ '1o """'', De-
i'1.''y " VIC "''s"' tue
w.. go H.uis't .u4l tue
40. u" O'i"h H'I DC
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.ho oa,.-t'- '"' ''''' !" AA'""'"0'u''DS' mat
- e.. 49,, a'''''es manu-, "''u'eu
one, - o,.....,'.,1', Wv ''D",,'' "'i DC the
,;o,v ,,,... -, "'''''O' h'0P'uS 'n'' J"
an.,..,. 1"' ''"Ay' Ov'n 20 sou our pro-
tt. t','''4e price |" oioeF 70 Sc
- ""' mus ou'0'o US 70 mHoHao-
Tvo,T.I, ,'' u' 'O''' " Z b d Ii a n
.-rso n. - 40 Il ~ hAH'h Do0I-
49, ~, 49,. p''''' we nave 'uOS''''u''y car
r....-.,. '''"'' H. '"N' 'o-uay we manu-
D'H"y "S''Aes Ss oil 'ue othI
We tbs-,tro I ., o'",oS Ps' .oso'SS.
,bev do. and sctna,Ir A. -, - e..
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z22oRs OF YOUTH.

Young Men, the experience Of years has Do
monstratei che iasituat reliance may be placed
10 the efficacy Of
BELLS SPECIFIC FILLS
For the speedy and permanent cure Of Seminal
Weakness, The result VI Youthful Iniiscretiou,
which neglected, ruins tho happiness, aud unft5
the sufferer f.r business soeInI society or mar
risgo They eau ho used without detection or
interference with bustnoss pursuits.
Price one dollar per box. or four boxes for
th..a Iol.tss. n you cannot procure these
Pills enclose the money 20 Bryan B Co, el
Cedar Street. Sow York, and they will be cent
bvresnm mail, well sealed. Private circulars to
Gwtemeu cent free on application. Enclose
- M. de82ld2tsvdHly.
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THE STORM AT WHEELING.

Wheeling, in ives, Virginia, was yisite,
by a terrible hail and rain storm on th
2-.h, We subloin an account OF H.
For full twenty minutes hail stones 20
large as eggs, and some even larger 'ha,
mems fists fell like rain. Water rushed
down Monroe street with irresista!ab.c i..fy'
carrying boxes, barrels and bales Mar"r'
and Nam streets were flooded to the d'P'li
Of foot, aud the sewers beng oD5lfuc'eI
BY lee the water flowed into the cellars OF
warehouses, doing much damage Main
steet. from Monroe to Quincy is covered
with hail stones 70 the depth Of two feet
All east and south windows from Suspen.
sion bridge 10 the creek, were broken, aud
many awnings completely riddlod. The
number Of paues broken is estimated bv
thousands. The loss Of two hotels alone
amount TO TWO thousand dollars The vine
Yards on the island and hills surrounding
the city are greatly injured, and the fruit
aud shade trees torn UP by the roots or
completely stripped Of foliage. The iron
roof Of the Ohio aud Baltimore railroad
depot was blown OIL. Many accidents are
reported but no lives lost. The evening
ram on the Baltimore railroad was CON
PEELED 60 return before reaching the out.
skirts Of the city. The ha.s Of storm did
not extend more than q mile above the city
aai the lower wards escaped the hail shower
entirely.
Additional particulars under date Of the
18th says:
additional particulars Of the dreadful
storm OF yesterday show the work Of deyas
.t.ou to have been far greater than at first
supposed The destruction of vineyards
has been immense. Those least injured
cannot be made productive for years and in
te majority o. cases ar utterly ruined, Up
he Wheeling Creek valley tho destruction
$ enormous. Many sheep and lambs were
..'led. In the fields the wheat aud corn
7as cut close TO the ground. 4 number Of
4ea.dents 70 individuals are reported this
a.mluE. some OF which are likely to prove
serious The town Of West Liberty, ~
mites 3stal,, is reported in ruins. Hail
-.or.- 20 tha depth OF two feet yet remain at |
lsu'- pu Nnrs., and Main streets here.
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1000 p. NJ. CINCINNATI EMPRESS. sundays
excepted, connecting at Emira for Harris
burg, PhilaiclphiA and tho South; at Os-
wogy for Ithaca at Biughamton for SYRIA
Case; at LackawANeu for lIUnesdue: at
Middleton for UuIouyills; at Goshen for
MUutg0 emery; at Greyeourt Tor Ncwburgh
aud Warwick and AT Jersey City with Ex-
press Train Of New Jersey Railroad for
Philadelphia
FROM BUFFALO-By New York Time from
Depot, corner Exchange and Michigan streets.
535 A. NJ. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS, (sun-
days eIcepted.) stops 1t HOrnclsgille $40
4. NJ. (Bhn.l SusqucAanua 2:32 Z. Nj Dine)
Turner's 500 p. NJ, (SuI,) and arrives in
New York at 1910 p. NJ. Connects at Great
Bend with Delaware, LaCkawanua and IVES.
Tern railroad, at Jersey city with midnight
Express Train Of New Jersey Railroad for
Philadelphia
1880 A. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL, via. Avon and
Hornellsvlio daily except Sundays Ar.
rves in New York at $40 AN
$50 P. NJ LIGHTNING EXPRESS, runs
daily. Stops at HornollsyilIe 6:I5 P. VI
lSup.), and arrives in New York $40 A. NJ.
Connects at Elmira with Northern Central
Railway for Harrisburg and the South and
ct Jersey City with Morning Express Train
Of New Jersey Railroad for PHILADELPHIA,
Baltimore and Washington.
Sleeping Coaches are attached to this train at
Buffalo, running through to New York without
hauge.
ll:2OP.N. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, daily, tex
cept Sundays Stops at Susquehanua y:45
A. NJ, (Bkft.,) Turner's $40 p. NJ. fDineD
and arrives in New York at $40 P. ", Con-
neots at Jersey City with Evening Trains
for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
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a CARD.

A CLERGYMAN, while residing in South
"a America As missionary, discovered n sale
aud simple remedy Tor the cure Of Nervous
weakness Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary
and -srHinnI organs, auI tho whole train Of dis
orlersbrought 90 ty banefal and vicious habits
lireat nun hers have been cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit the AZ
atrteI and unfortunate, viii sond the recipe for
preparing ani using this medicine, 10 q scaled
envelope, 90 any one who needs It, free Of charge.
address, JOSEPH T.. IMAM,
Station b, Bible House,
jau2fiHam. New York City.
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READY GLAZED SASH.

CUNn ~ with ny Planning Mil, I
1 have GPensi o Ware Rom f~r tbs saIe n
Primed and Glsioa Sash where viii ' ts. T1 con.
stsntly on hand all 'les Of to- er,ii HP Siob
! can 'eil at inuon oheH2e' rat. than thew can
Sto purchased for elseE .Fe obtain my GLASS
saving the profits which other, Tr,, - 'neIepy
bay in this market. All Buil1ers, Fsrrpa@y "uT
others IN want Of sash will consult their a.. Nuu
eeEest by giving me call before purohasipv ~.
this trade. IA. RIDnIsnSS' 0f
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STERLING SILVER WARE
AND
md FINE ELECTRO-PLATED WARE

TINE Gorham Manufacturing Co., Of Provl-
l. depes, X. l., having the largest manufao-
tory Of solid silver ware in the world, with the
most improved machinery, and employing the
most tkiled labor, are enabled 10 offer an ans.
qualled variety Of rev and beautiful designs In
dinner services. tea services. and every article
speciality adapted for holiday and bridal siits.
They CG,faIso their well Known and unrlval-
led silver siestro plated ware, in which they have
introduced new patterns IS rare elegance. The
solid siysTi il guarAnteed to be Of sterling purity
BY L. Is. Mint assay. The electro plate - guar
Hhlsed to DO superior TO the hnest shetheld ware.
Orders resolved from the trade only, but these
goods mag be obtained from rsSponsiAls dealers
sysEyghsTe.
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and uniform in their application.
The question Of the hours Of labor, and
the rate Of wages, which iucludes many
material points in the production and dis.
tribution Of wealth, aud in is relations 70
morals, health and social development
is greatly complicated, and receives
only greater perpleTisy aud damage when
politicians take and keep hold Of i 70 belp
them forward Ia the hunt after Office.
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Tuesaay EvenlnF, Jan0 ], W..
GEN. MCCLELLAN AND DECORATION

The committee Of arrangements Tor deco
rating the graves Of soldiers buried al
Elizabeth, y. Y, addressed Gen. Mcclellan
an invitation to be present on the occasion,
He did not attend, but sent the following
letter in reply
HoRoErN, May, ~, 1869
M VERY DEAR sra Your very kind
note Of the 9Th has duly reached me.
regret extremely that my engagements will
not permit me to accept your very iiatterug
invitation TO attend the ceremonies Of deco
rating the graves Of my deceased com,ades
10 the city Of Elizabeth on the 2qh instant
Although cannot be with you in prrson
most earnestly sympathise with you ~
your purpose Of doing honor TO TIE memory
Of the noble men who gave their lives ior
our country in the recent war, ami VITA 'He
conviction that your object will be most
fully carried into execution, am, with my |
sincere thanks for the compliment paid !
me in extending the invitation,
Yours truly, GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
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Prom and after February I5th, 1862 Trains
follows
FROM CLBvRLAND-From Erie r ai.way p
pot:
o'So A. III. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily, ar
HFes at Leav.ttsburgh SIS "a. IN. Sleeping
coach rom this point to New York without
change). Meadyillo ll.lU n. m, HorneIls.
willie II ?, III. Sup, New York 40 a. m.
Connects a. Leayttsburgh for louugstowni
At Meadyile for Oil City; at Fmira with
Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg
Gnd the south, aud at jersey City with Nor.
ming Express Train Of New Jersey Railroad
for Philadelphia Baltimore and Washing
ton.
4.l5 =. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, SUNDAYS
excepted, arrives At Lcayittsbutgh 652 D.
nj Meadvllle $50 p. Ia. Sleeping coach
from tins point TO New York without chanyeI
Breakfast az susquehannu V.45 a. m, dine
at Turner'S $40 ?, M, arrive in New York
Jio ;. m, connecting with Evening Expfsgs
Trains Of New Jersey Railroad fpr Phil
delphd Baltimore and Washington.
g45 p. NJ, DAY EXPRESS, Saturdays exceptol.
arriving az llornclisylIlo g.lJ a. NJ, break
fast, Great Bend CID p. H.. connecting
with Delaware, LacRawsnun ana Western
Railroad susIuehanua 2.32 ,. VI. ldnc
Turner'S 80 ?. IN. lsupperl, New York
10 40 +. m connecting with Michigan Ex-
press Traia OF New jersey Railroad for
Philadelphia.
A sleeping coach is attached TO this train at
Cleveland, and runs through to Hornellsvile.
FROM DUNKIRK-By New York time from
Union Depot:
1850 A. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL, from Dunkirk ,dai-
ly except Sundays. Arrives at Hornes-
Vile 2.Us P N. dino, connecting with the
7.30 "a. m. Express Mail from Buffalo via
Hornelsyille and via Avon, and arrives in
New YORK at 7.4O e. m.
lI5 y. VI. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. from
Dunkirk running daily, Stops at Hor-
nelIsvIlle 500 p. NJ, lSup.) interesting With
the 2:JO p. NJ. train from Buffalo, stopping
ond connecting a. above, arriving in New
York at 7:iO A. NJ.
Sleeping coach attached to this train at Saa.
mancA at $50 p. IN, running through to New
York.
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WESTERN UNION RAILROAD,
SOW OPEN To
Rock island!

THE short and direct route from Racine. Nil.
waukee, aud all points in Wisconsin, TO
Rock Island and Davenport, and all points in
Southern Iowa and Kansas.
On and after Monday, May 3, 1859, trains ON
this road will run through to and from Rock Isl
and without change of cars.
Trains leave Rock Island at $40 a. M, $50 3.
~, Freight md Accommodation s;2O a. m.
Arrive at Rock Island, lO;5S p. H., 6.35 a. H..
Freight and accommodation $3.50 p. III.
Making close connection with paysen ger trains
at the following points:
AT RACINE JUNCTION, FROM and to Nil.
Vaukce AID Chicago.
AT CLINTON, from and to all point. in
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota.
AT FREEPOET, from and to GaIcna, Du-
buquc, and all points North and West.
AT SAVANNA, with steamer Henderson"
from and TO Dubuque, and with St. Paul Packets.
AT FULTON, with trains from and to Cedar
Rapids, Marshall, Boone aud Omaha.
At ROCK ISLAND, with trains from and to
Muscatine, Washington, Iowa City, Grinncll,
Dcs Moncs, Omaha, and the Union Pacific
Railroad and with steamers from and TO all
points on the Mississippi river between Rock
Island and ~t. Louis. Rates Of freight and fare
always as low by this as by other lines.
R. c. TATE, SuP't.
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THE EIGHT HOUR LAW AND PRoCLAHA
TON.

The New Orleans ilc4Jiae, after referring
20 the Proclamation of the President enter.
fn.ug 'ha eicht.hour law enacted bv Con.
lrrs. 20 mean that ten hours pay is TO be
gwen h7 ,aa government for eight hours
ao,s, uses the following language which,
though presenting a view of the question
mot popular with government employees, uu
..--a,ua1.g Caves a sensible aud reason.
no.. construction, unminglel with doma.
cot.m
Bot lh.re aso $50 sIes to the question,
only Uue Of which has been considered at
Washington. There are Borkmcn in gov.
eminent employ-auI that makes one class:
aHI there arc workiugmeu not III govern
men' employ, On wages: and these latter are
more than hundreds 10 one Of the other; and
There Is great community, outside Of both
who have a deep interest in the topics All.
lated. Il IS not difficult 20 discern that the
course OF the government is really adverse
10 the interests Of the greatest numbers, and
highly peraiclous il its political bearings.
The effect Is, plainly. to give "a fixed and
higher rate Of payment to Government EN-
p,oyces on work than to the outside masses
Of w0rkmeu Looking into this project,
some very complicated consequences are
seen 70 follow. That one which concerns
the whole public deeply il, that Government
partizanship goes down, even to the work
shops, in search of political patronage. The
appointment and removal Of laborers, ever
under the present system,is proscripuve aur
uemOFal ling. But how much more will
De So II the army Of Goyernmen,t; ~ En,.,
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sSt. Cloud Hotel.

VNHIs new and commoi.ous house. located
corner Of Broadway and Forty Second ST.
possesses advantage over al! other houses for
the accommodation Of lie guss.t. !, was built
expressly for FIRST ciass Family BOARDING
House--the rooms being large sut 40 suit. hest
ed by steam-witb hot and cold ws.e-. and fur
Di.hed second to none; While the culinary de-
pEF,meut is in the most experienced hands
afordng guests an unequaled table.
One Of Atwo0i's Patent Elevator +, also
among the "modern improvement Hui al the
service Of guests at all hours.
The Broadway and University Pace CARE
pass the door every four minutes, running from
the tty Hs.l to Central Park, while tue sixth
AMI seventh Avenue Lines are hat short block
on ether side, afordng ample facilities for com.
nun .a'rg with all the Depots, Ste n59at
Lah1'1gs places Of Amusement and Bus Dess q
tne gFeai metropolis.
MORE 4 HOLLEY,
mon-'1hm. PROPRIETOR
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REEVES AMBROSIA
FOR the HAIR.

1t Is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp oloauand Healthy.
1t invigorates the Roots of tho Hair.
It forcos the Hair and Board to grow lu1uriantly
Immediately stops Hair Falling Out,
1t keeps tie Hair from Changing Color from A go.
1t restores Grey Hair to ts Original Color,
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
1t is composed entirely of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
1t has received over six thousand voluntary tes-
tmonisls Of It's excellence, many of which are
from physicians in high standing.
u II is sold in haIfPound bottles fthe name
blown in tho glass, by Druggists and Dealers in
Fancy Goods every where at One Dollsrpor Bot
lie. wholesale by Demas Barnes 4 Co.; T. c.
Wells Co.; scbleHein Co., New York.
moh24dly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-01
oATARRR CURED.

They are treating Natarrh on q new item which
is sure cure for thI. disease.
Their consultations for years have averaged
FROM Eve t. seven thousand year. which gives
them an experience uDsurpasscd by any, aud
equull,i only By few
We wish o. uIsTIHlTLr understood that Or.
KNAPP Il NuJ a Travelling Physician. lie ~.
~ visit. 10 few places OtCASivEAlLY, o. accom-
MEDIATE his Numerous patients vino cannot cox
yEsENrtY visit him boz Chicago.
Ea- Ayugu.Jor they up not promise Q. cure all
stueer Of disease. While a' the diseases are eur.
uals, 1T taa,a Zoo season, u.. stages are not Your
case may Ur ruUl0Ir fhls week. not next to-day,
not tomorrow; l.use th3 U4azeE Of delay.