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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-09

The subscriber, thankful for past patronage to
himself, desires a continuance Of the came tp
the new firm, ami also ie-ires 70 oloss all his old
accounts TO date.
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BUILDERS!

THE SUBSCRIBER IS now MANU-.
l. featuring at hIs P.aniDg Mil, all sizes Of
S!A:.S:::a,1Q02S2 !:.::: 2RI IN1s s.
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WEEKLY ARGus-Three Dollars year II paid
wholly in advance. Twenty-Five cents will be
Gdded for every three months payment is delayed.
in Clubs of 10 or more, at k26O each, and one
copy extra for every club Of 10.
DAILY ARGus-Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
for every three months, payable in adyance, or
SO year. By the week twenty-five cents, in
advance,
ROBERT 7. NoNgAL. MILTON JoHEs.
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JOB PRTMTINd.
NEW FIRM
AND
Great Bargains
LUM i BER!

Tho subscribers, having purchased the Mil
Property and Lumber Yard Of Z. skinner A
Son, situated In the east end Of town, opposite
the Atlantic Brewery, are now prepared 10 fur
ulsh everything usually manufactured At hrst
olIsS Mil, atthe
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Best ramiIv Groceries

o the market, at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Goods delivered free II charge TO any pert Of
he city. .-,.,...
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TERMS.
McNEAL = JONES, PrOpriotorI

WEEELr AReuI, established October Is, 1851.
DAILY ARGUs, established July 10, 1854.
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NOVaIdiHlUts.

Such as are usus y required by Builders, and he
fee confident that Le make it for thsir int ter.
est to purchase Of him, instead Of ser agto Chi.
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TRY ET1g !
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED have associated
L themselves in the Grocery trade, at the old
stand Of A. K. Phinro ia LinrIcsback, Illinois
s.reet, near Court Square, Whe-o they will keep
a gnn1 assnrl rnArLt ~ tLa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-24

Our Americans sleeping car system comes n, y
for good deal Of well-merited PRAISE esI,eciAl.s
mentioning the celebrated sleeping car OIi 1-
which cost SIS, 600, and which . carries u
ury to the extent Of small organ II US No.
Of the chief saloon; whereby . pAssengei >
whether on not he has rings on his fingers OF
bells on bis toes, csn at least have musi' where
ever be goes ;,,,,,-,.
the writer plunges Us suddenly into tast lndian
heat, dust, and sQualor. introducing y y ~
- s+oried cars. which are in use on the
Bombav and Central India Railway; constructed
- mold a hundred and twenty passengers each
seventy on the lower story, anc hIiy On the
MINER These tEo-storied Carriages are cramIn-
Ell with Hindus Of ali caste, who squat on their
hams as compact mass Of humanity. On the
western and eastern railways Of France Two
stored carriages are used on sone Of the branch
e.. where slow speed would render ioftnes'
possible without danger
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nr. Nobody.
W E funny little man,

know funny little man,
As quiet as s mouse,
Who does the mischief thst is done
In everybody's house,
There's no one ever sees his fAce,
And yet We all agree,
That every plste we break was cracked
By Mr. No bodice
It's be who always tesrs cur books,
Who leaves our doors sjsr;
BE pulls the buttons from our shirts,
And scstters pins sfar.
That squeaking door viii always squeak,
For, priihee. don { you see,
We leave the oiling to b done
By NJ NO-bod-ee.
The finger marks upon the door.
By none Of u are made;
We never leave the blinds unciosed,
To let the curtains fade;
The ink we never spill; the boots
That lying round you see,
Are not our boots They sll belong
To Mr. No-bOd-ee.
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BILLIARD TABLES,

rI'HF ANNUAL. MEETING o. THE sl.cEholte-s
| az the COMMERCIAL bANh for tne election
% seven Directors ior the year eusuin-, " III D. hela
az t1e.r banking House 90 tAe Second DAY oi
b.. -ivir w MOVES Cashier.
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TERMS

uar1ar's veesly ore year
Al extra copy o. c tber CD, Ma--1ine. Meeh
OF Ba.1r viii be supplied GRATIS l'i e.e re gu. =
i've sli---l .ers 90 vac-- iI one rem '+4-l-' 10 ia
comics f,.- lJ without extra eHpJ
SUBSCRIPTIONS 60 uarper's 1lH=a4lnt Nelhis az.
Bazar 81 one ac1ress iar one ear, ~, ~ W. %
r.Is .e- o. one address flr one e--- -
Es i number. can ue supplIed ~ a. times
The annual volumes % Harper NeeA9 ~ 4,-'
c.ItH H,ulfu.. VIII tr sent hy c1pTe- -'t' ~ "a
7ar.4 for e each. A complete SET. com fi.'-L--
thirteen vuluuis sent Oh receipt OF cash at le ia.e
ef - i-r vol. freight al e2pense ui purchaser
Vol Vii ready January ]. -,Ii.
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80 IARFFE BRO THEIRS, Nc~ 4o-f-
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hiring the mast five years gas heated furnaces
Of various kinds have come into extensive use
in q large number of in portant works ooth 10
this country and abroad. and everywhere the
great cleanliness and convenience attendant up
on the employment Of gaseous iuel nave "on
for it good name even under circumstances
where its economy alone would not have 1een
sufficient to do 50: and 1t If probable tnaS u
timatelv the gaseous viii supplsnt the soma 4ee-
as universally for heating as II nov doe Jul
lirhtinr purposes. Under the present crce1l-
stances however. there sre certain pracileai
difficulties in the wav Of applying gaseous iuel
universally TO beating purposes. oruihary
,osl gss. as supplied from Jbe gas works, Is too
dear 10 be extensively used a. iue-' "AAe ga
producer. DO not work well on small scale,
and il thus follows that where merely small
supplv Of heating gas IL required they could not
l. satisfactorily adopted. This being the state
Of affairs. il appears o. Us that what is wanted
l. supply Of cheap Us specially intended for
heating purposes. The " Berlin Heating Uas-
works COMPANY ~ II is named, proposes TO
establish works ~ Questionable, Town dis
tsut about thirty miles from Berlin, where
there are extensive mines Of Ignite, tbs lauer
being the material from which IL l. intended %
manufacture the gas At tuersteHWalle 3D. Dr.
nron1sed To- erect twelve Ietort houses, contain
ING seventy ret0rt furnaces with ten reiorts ID
each The retort furnaces Gre 70 oe heated on
Mr. Siemeus' regenerauve system, three "a
producers being provided 10Y each furnace
From the reJorts the gas }, 90 De- coniucteI 70
the condensers, where any uncouNeriel ta-'
water. OF other coudeusatle matters viii ne Sc
narrated. and II is then 70 pass Go the blowing
engines bv which IL vii. be forced through d
II main 60 Berlin.
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rHr yrw.yoak wEEALf TRiBISE

.,ot,iB. all the important Editorials published IN
10 DAIt.y TRIBUNE, except those Of merely local
interest also Literary and Scientihe ln'eiii-enos
Reviews Of the most interesting and important NeH
Books letters from or large corps Of Correspond
ent.: latest news received by Telegraph IRON al
parts Of the world a summary Of all important ID,
teligenee in this city and elsewhere Synopsis o.
the Proceedings Of Congress and State Legislature
wnen in session Foreign News received by every
s,aaner Exclusive Reports Of the Proceedings Of
the Farmers Club Of the American Institute Talks
ssout Fruit stock, Financial, Cattle Dry Goods
snc General Market Reports
The Full Reports Of the American Institute arm
a., c1pb and the various Agricultural Reports II
each number. are richly worth years subscription
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popular 8emeiirs.
De. WAEOMONOGO's
En6iGa f'tie Remedy,
sAFE D lsKTAIE
CURE FOA H-IAORgHOIDs, OR PILLS

f'Els lh . o. .au.t ..L.-H RsHs.ay the recipe @
L Ehlcli -4lIivl irOu the medicine liau VI q
Tribe oi ludlna Enuse hAbIts Of lie rendered then
unect t. The must iorIas VI this distressing
.llsvasv dau au404-x whUn lie virtues were highly
prlzed And its history traditional being handed
down fTum one -seneratlon u another az most Yae
clous legacy. % great VA their est alton
value that IL required week. Of persistent appca-
tion 10 overcome the reticsnce VI the WHY savage,
Anu obtain lhe secret OF IL composition anc MARI
i,.ct.rs This accomplished. the former proprietC.
10y luny period made II only Tor the Of himself
and friends similarly afflicted. II proved unfail-
ing remedy II almost every case, Often ei1ectlng q
permanent cure by slngl. application The sever
forms Of the disease.o i many years AndinE ere
completely cured Dy /; in q tew Gays. Physicians
have gwen their 1ngusl ned approval, ana the III
creased demand iUr II, ustiaes ite HOrv general IL
PRODUCTION. II purely vegetable Preparation,
compounded va great care iruu freshly gathered
root. ana nuEeTs aac curtains nothing thai n
!ure must dehc1Le system, slid Cal always lie
u-vd WITH perfect safety.
Nothing claimed Tor II vn the ground Of Is abO-
riElral urIgiu, unly ask = iAT trial BY those Al
nicued, and to them leave the conpzrisoE be-
tween 1t ana other preparations they have USED.
The present prUp-ietUrE u This valuable medicine
are 70 cunndent Of It's success ami encouraged by
hundreds Of certificates iron. Pny sclRns Rnd those
that have been cured By IT, that they nov offer IL 70
the public with the guarantee,
No "a RE. NO PAY.
= Price one Dollar per bottle
For sale Uy Dragglsts generally.
l.. A EDGELL o.,
Sole Proprietors,
BY whom all orders wall receive prom pit attention
Manufactured BY R. C0LBEKTH-
Burlington, March 70, 1863 -t'dkviy
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RowDoIN COLLIE c E J..
Medical Department.

rT1HF Fiftieth Annual Course Of Lectures, II the
| Nsd1rsl school Of Maine will commence feh
ruary = 1870. and continue sixteen weeks
Circu as canta ains fal inior nation may De mao
on applying 10 the secretary; =. - -,
c. 2. BRACKET, NJ. D., see'y.
D.e ..sQ-.3n Brunswick Maine.
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HoR IcULTrRAL DEPARTMENT.

To keep pace with the growing .n,eres; 10 prae'i-
cal Uo-tieulture and 70 comply with ir' quent ap
reals from all parts q the country information Oh
practical character on the subject, We have en-
sei the services Of person who is experienced II
r.-a1 ar.r- Co. eri:e ia lucid st5le series Oh
article ou the infringement % small Farms frul'
ana Verett4c C1fu-e. and how 60 make them pay
Giving General anu specific directions rom PLANTING
10 the ultimate disgosli of the crops.
or late year there has been lucrative hns.n's
carried or by unp-. cipled men. 10 selling worthless
and old plants u1der new names to the ine1per'-
ep.ed. THE TRIBUNE viii Ice always ready Il
.,ysr5 tie farmer against any -u,n imposition taa'
c. mes WIKI. q oar knog ledge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-24

The sanguine expectations Of the Canadians
that President Grant would recommend the re
newal Of the Reciprocity treaty have been cruel
" defeated The President does nothing Of the
kind. That the people Of the New Dominion are
disappointed is obvious from the tone q their
journals. Verify. the way Of the transgressor is
hard
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FIRST NATIONAL DANk OF
BURLINGTON.

TIVE ANNUAL MEETING q the sioeHhoeerr
Ho,sse on the second Tuesday Of January next at
n Hiccrt 4. n for the choice OF Directors tor tie
. :, = SrTe y,a- L. C. DODGE Cashier.
Burlington. VI, Dec 10. lsea-d&wim
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Harper Ha7ir contains besides pictures. pat
terms etc. a variety of matter Ui especial Use anu
Interest o. the family articles on health, dress ana
hou-steefus 10 all t- uraLcnt. IT. editorial mat
terls specially sdaptrd the circle % rs INTENDED %
interest and instruct, anu u has besides =''a
s-.-ia- AVID literary matte. Ui merit il u net sur
prI-Ius that tie journal, with such leatures' las
achieved 90 q snort time immense success lpI
s8netaiu. OF its kind wa desired 10 thousands Of
fluiag- and Re p-uli-ue1. have -lled The Qeu ana
The Young lady who buys q single number 81 Jar
pe-s Baza- is made subscriber Tor lie.-NeW oi q
Evening Pos.
The Bazaar is excellent. Like oil the period Gals
which tho uarpers publish il i almost Ideally vel
aoit.g ana the cass Of readers for wnom II j. IL
tended the mother and daughters ia sverase lam
uIes-can not but profit by ITS -opc sense ana GOO
fas-a wi -h We have ua doubt atr today mnk ~
ver. nan homes happier than lAes may have beer
hrf5re fie rnnaa Poo an tasiu- lessons DO persona
aud hDi.--,. l.l enc eial ihA7t--'-r'i NN- lA-'
,raad uaia el meutrF.-I..e Nafl"u
u b.. iue merit Of being sensible, % r. l'eyl M
iustruc. ...a u giving excellent patterns 10 evers
-+r..sr+ snc at being well stocked " u -nud
reasir.. ,natter.-N lehman aud Reflector
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FOR SALE.


. THREE HORSE PORTABLE STEAM EN6INl
a md Ba;ler. in good running order, for sale e.
Ss sy :. US FREE PRESS OFFICE.
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ASORT6 AGE and Earrsntee Deeds, City Goli
Tras,ee sua Precautions, Leases, County grits, 80
&C., printed and for sale At ovy,cv
Ths FREE FREES oFFlcI,
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THE RELIASCE wRINGER.

NrTIIn AEW SPIRAL COG WHEEL, which can
w not g-; out uf GEAR. and P.ateat hey ed ROLLS
the covering Il which viii not turn upon the -i+t
II less com Heated and better made tnan az "ief
wrin-er, and il more economical Mal-i eiurs- ny
Providence Tool Co Providence r. J. New eiA
Store. % B-ekman stree
Also, Nuts. Washers. Bolts. ami Ii-syy Hardware.
Ship Chandler and Sail Makers hardware Also
manufae lurer Of
PEABODY BREACH-L0ADiN6 FIREARMS
i3w3nOs
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r;lVO volumes OF the Weekly Free Press prompt
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There has been an increased activity 10 the
retail trade of all materials for winter wear, dur
inr the present week; and msrsei reduction
IN the prices II most heavy materials. The DEE
cline in plaids and stripes. for ordinary ve 2, ls
twenty-five cents per yard. and pretty plaid o.
alpaca can nos be bought for fry cents 1ther
materials have been reduced like proportion.
and there is prospect that prices VIII soon bee
A. lew as formerly
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THE
Daily Free Press - Times,
IS PUBLISHED
Twice a Day,
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college St. burlington, ".
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MORE READING NATTER
than any other. In its columns may be found
THE LATEST NEWS
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From Washington, Boston, New York,
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NOW Is TIE TINE 10 SUBSCRIBE FOR THh
cRs,T FAMILy NEWSPAPER
Now is .he Time to form Clubs

1T Is CHEAP ECAUsE IFS Clh' l-Al'0' %
LARGER THAN THAT OF ANY
oTRER NEWSPAPER.
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Esourbom 3. Rue m'Aiskies.

So.IA Front street., New Nork.
IA would call the attention 1l s'ele'tnen- -eNu
" s-ents ana the Medical Faculty 90 tiIg - age
oil ertro.t % 1ur well selected STOCK vi imported
Wines aad Liouors and choice BOURBON hA's4 '=a-
wlicu ~o lier ul r,As1uahlv terms ne @~-i- =
.i,sf,.l, solicit q share Of pubic patronage and
~ .-uara1te, al liquors Purcnasec Of u to oe
PURE AND UNADULIEKATED
All 5ra,rs received viii be promptly attended 70.
CARR 4 BLANCHARD,
No. l4i Front street, \. !.
MIDDLEBUET CoLLEGE, June y, 1858.
4 HEREBY certify that / have RnSly zed FOR
| Alessrs Carr a blanchard, No. l4l Front Street,
Neu ok, the following Named liquors Bourbon
and kye WHISTLES Meder, swan and Holland TINS,
Nartelle Braudy and 81. Croix Kun, and iound them
81 % Bee pure aud uuadulterated, and free from IN
ursIlc COMMUNICATIONS, and properly administered,
ean commend them Tor medielngl use
aug - rdSWIy PROF. HENRY ii. SEELY
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DIR. BELLS BITTEKs.

DR.. REi.L's BITTERs.
These Bitters axe wonderful and approved We
rs.ahle tonic and Alternative and though but sho-t
Jme before the American public, have attained &C.
Ienrity for their curative qualities wherever intro
dliced and are finding rapid sale. They are pre-
pared from Z e foru4u q % Dr. Bell ~ eminent En-
slish physician, by whom they were prescribed Tor
The speedy and permanent cure OF Dvspepsi Liver
COMPLAINT. Diseases 81 the Kidneys and al impur
tiles OF the Blood anu ailments arising iron disur
dered stomach. They are slightly stimui ant plea
SAINT and agreeable o. TAX. 3lAuu Actured and for
sale wholesale and retail by the proprietor.
WILLIAM ROOT,
". B. DuSsHEE, Travelling Agent. Burlngtun, u
Burlington, sept 4, ls6s-tSWiy
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A schoolmaster IN Pontiac, Michigan. sdver-
tises as follows - propose 70 spell with amy
man. woman or boy IN Oakland county for 500
the words to BE- selected by q committy Of literry
gents, and prise 70 be rewarded by the empires
to the one who misses the feWist words. II you
here Of amy one who dare take up this challenge
lie; them pitch in, solus bolus, n redy.'
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How AND WY These are questions be-
tween which there are great reasons for choice
Teacher, be sparing Of the Hows IN school, but
let the Why's meet the pupil at every turn
There sre many pupils, and teachers, too, who
can tell how TO do things, but cannot tell why
Such persons are not educated. Ply your pu-
pills with thst little query, Why, If you wish 10
make thorough scholars Of them.
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aa advertisements.

-t.a9.ets pictorial history oi toe times
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aeu Sduertisemeats-
SEw-YORK TRIBUNE
The Paper OF the People

THE GREAT FARMERS PAPER!
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-29

MEETING OF THE THIRD HorsE.-Ihe
Assembly Chamber was crowded last evening
~ the Third House." That august body
was organized by the election of Hal Clayton
As Speaker and VIM. NJ. Gillespie as CLERK
Hon. jim Small and Billy Patterson were
appointed as pages. Immediately after the
examination was effected, lin which, by the
wav, Bro. Lynch of the Gold Hill News was
elected Speaker pro tem| message was
received from his Excellency Gov. Faithful
and that document, the joint production Oh
CLAYTON, Put and Musssr. was read ath'o
much laughter and applause. Following
this resolutions, bills, etc. etc, were reao
and some very witty and some very stupid
things produced. The Speaker ofhcia'ed
with great tao, ard efficiency. The House
adjourned until next Thursday night 1t the
Jheater.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-29

CH>rScEY NI1LARD, THE Boy MuRDER-
vR. CoNpEMNEp To BE SHoT.-lhe Sa''
Lake Reporter Of the 18th inst. contains the
following: A. NE January term OF the DIS
,rict Court, held at Provo. on the 18TH INST
Chauncey Willard, indicted for the murder
Of Harlaud P. SWEET, near Cedar valley
December llth, was arraigned, and, having
no counsel, Major Hampstead was appointed
bv TIE Court to conduct the defense. A Jury
was impaneled and the prisoner put on has
trial. Plea mot guilty" Mayfeld, ROCK
we'll and Forey were sworn on the part OF
the prosecution, conclusively proving the
gull, Of the prisoner, and the case submitted
10 the Jury after argument by counsel. Inc
iury returned into Court with verdict OF
murder in the first degree. The Cont dellv-
cred an impressive address to the prisoner,
concluding with the sentence OF the law, that
he be publicly shot to death by the Sheriff OF
Utah County. in the city of Provo, on Friday
The 29th dav of January. The prisoner,
although but seventeen years of age, received
,he senterce with stolid indifference, although
MANY an eve in the large audience were wet
With tears, and the solemn occasion was one
long to be remembered bs the citizens Of
Provo.