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Special Dispatches to The Chicago Tribune.
SrAlkGF1KLp, Nov. n-On1ciA returu8 tom
Coles and Lee Countes have been Fecelred by the
Secretary Of State. Coles County has elected tue
following gentlemen: Abhcr 81 Peterson, County
Judge, ~ g majority; Vim. |: Adams, County
Glerk. ~ ts1 majority: 1lezektah H.: AEhiaose,
Goun1, uIT T1sasa,e, hy +.s q Ea'ory; s,cnnen g
there being no opposing candidate: jonn CtaTk,
County SurreJor, by 81 majority: 70: Coastitu-
Of tfc Counties Of Cojee. Doaelass vermtlIIoa aud
ESss1 nsasy T. ,s B:omxe. ~ Ralot1.y is ~:
r, r. coan'I gtTs. John 9: craestee. for Goun.y
Treasurer, s9s majoz1ty; Wm. McMaasn, SUI
ntcn5sns Of sshoo: @s,ot, II oSe9 Il. os
Ient haslng the largest numlrr 1t yosca.
John Dement,. Independent Democrat, Is e!ectc'1
received the lxsKest number Of votes; dement, re-
ecivinR 80 votes; kenlou. l,1l9 yo1es: Auguf,
ca so1cs; Wllber, vote, and Ii. harrington
Ofllctsl returns have not teen reeelye4l from
TaEeKell County, hut II Is conceded by The Dcmo-
nI ,s ,a, rne has seets noS Gny I'll Of hsr
Ram 10 the convention
; gentleman ron t:R,rt who arrived here .h's
has 1ttn eicclc.l from the Second District, aud
Isaac Clements, Radical, from the Sixth District
Is also ELECTED both Of :Gesc districts have
teen cloime1 b5 and conceded 10 the Democracy.
The St0ff Journal ngureh up that the convea.
tiou will stand As tollows Republicans, ls: Dem.
ocrais, y; Independent,
Second ntstrtcl, and Clements. Of the sixth. are
reported as certainty elected to the Constitutional
Couyestlon- Colonel Merriam, 10 the Thirty
make, the convention stand u Republicans to -
WAuIEGos, Nor. 4-Full anil o.uc.a1 reiurrs Of
the vote Of this ttAke} county hare tasr been re-
cetyeL Totai number Of votes CAST Vas a2a
+. VI: llstnes i. elected member Of The t:onsutu-
, 1869-11-06
V4sC0n4lu.

Special despatch 10 The Chicago TEtbooe.
MADISON, Wie.. Nor a-SutlcieRt returns hRve
becn received 10 indicate pretty exactly the
atatc Of parties tn the Legislature. Thomas,
Republican, Il tleftAte1i In the Thtsfttfh Senate
Nlktrlct, carrying his own County Of Crawford,
usually Democratic, but losing RchlAud, Repub-
1iean, by some hunaretls. Ives, vesy 1nAlgnln-
can't Democratic member this last Ar.Annhty 10
estEtsu >euatpt III The Twtuk, eighth IJtsSltct.
through local quarrel between 81 CEut1 and
F1erce, and other counties in the ttt+srtcs.
The Senate viii etand-19 Republicans, II Demo.
Gratis, and Independent Two Of the latter are
democrats; tho other strongly Republican. Tue
Assembly Will stand about e6 Republicans. -
Democrats, = independent. All but ono OF the
lattcr arc Notwithstanding the Republicans \
majority or - on Joint ballot
lsc,urnx itrIn the Northwest come IN sp1endtdiy
for the Republican Stale ticket, and Strong OcHo-
cratic counties fall OF. as well Us those largely
Republican, 50 thst the ttFr estimates Of mstos-
lies arr likely to be fully sos:a:ued-Tans1ns from
6,nao 10 9Nn.
0sukosir, Wiz, Soy. A-Tne County Board has
lust competed the Official ranyaas: Wiune5aEo
CountJ-faIrrhiId, a4t.; Robinson, 2,01G LAST
year, Grant, A,7..s, Seymour, 2s17.
Flrpt Arsenh,v 1}lttr!ct-kenncds, 1874: [Fet,
1,eA Second Di.tHct-Rouuas, ~: stewart,
624 Th,n1 nittrct-Fosier. ,111; Indie, 4ss-Ali
Republicans elected There Is snAll maturity
IN the nfst district due 10 the unrerulas15 ot the
Court House ring.
Returns IRON Wapacca Country establish the
election Of the entire Peoples ticket ty 9f*a Ut VI
majority, Sessions Is defeated fer the Assembly
by Batch.
, 1869-11-06
MISSOURI.
The StoncsSull DI1AAteF-ThC Con.
duct OF Captain Washington. of
The $tcA III CT Submarine EctnE In.
yC&IfNRtens

ST. LoC1s, Noy.. a--At the urgent request Of
Captain John 7. Washington. commander Of the
SnnnaHne No. Il, who IL alleged to have actel.
inbuIcap1y In }AsstnE the StoncwA1l when she WAS
burning, Without attempting 10 render any aid TO
the Io : Ming Passengers and crew. The PFeat-
cent Of the .Mtrcnants' Exch2pge appointed 4
committee to day 10 investigate thc affair. Ses-
,nde nndes ostnmshe tenor Of dn.s, .ae. esa-
stouewan ahe WEE almost entirely destroyed; ;
that the5 saw no peEBoa IN the boat OF IN the
wAier; no animAl IN TIE water; nobody on Shore
and no evidences tnat tne1c WAS any tody Ia OF
4tout The wtrck. The supposiEon seemed
10 be that the burning Loaf
Was the .Co'oraAo, and teas ths
Storexzn had passed and taken her crew aun
passengers or II *As in evidence that Cap.alu
Washington had Atased ina: II he coatd save an
70 and rruder 1t asslataoce, but It was
the general opinion Of The ot.lce,s
that there was no ueceAslty for landing, n thrfe
WAS no one visible to akisl Orders were g1sen 10
keep sharp watch EnF any demonstration Of life
but none was seen, and the boat passed on.
Tbs Interrogation viii be continued to monuN,
and nnitf III the crew are e1autnel
i letter nom Captain Shaw, dated NeeleJ =
LaldtnE, November ,, SAYS IRE more bodies hAvt
been found II the wreck Of the stoneTsn. The
search will te continued The boi!e+ found ART
supposed, from letters and ether evNlences on
them, to bc 1saac R!ndsehoE 3. johnson. Ar.
Il1uie, and smother having nothing Oh HIN to in-
dtcAte hts name. .-...
lrof Ierry VIII lecture here, BY Invitation OF
many prominent citizens, on Monday evening
pc13, on The auhIect Ut tho revenue, Re form, and
teytktau Of the t2Itn.
, 1869-11-06

I'LL +2h0 ~ @O@41 GSNA41S LIZ At3 AU+ 2SA 0C
stopped giving the conyrrsst:on because WAS
etopptd: smith did not tell me anything about his
failing LILO the water while searching for the
tody.
1IsrtNoKT OF RHnpA AoREY. .--.
Mn Rhei4 Aorey swnrn, AID e1an!ncd By Mt
Aetznc.: t!ve II the Junction. Was member
several times. lie stopped II MT house after the
accident had : LAX with hu one morning after
his wife Nas buried. II VAS SIX weeks Or two
we're present. astctI him Anoat his insurance.
asked him Y he held any other policy on his wt:e
h1t tae sav" On himtelf. ut sa.i be hsd pot.
The &, ,oG0 was what had been paid 70 HIN. do
DOT remember II he had any bruises on him:
Cfoss.e1am!re1i b. Nj. FaznswoEth: smith stop.
ny tseI m "aee aeor NJ Ts
before ! don't know the exscs words used IN
which rropounded the question. might hare
| atked him II II was life insurance Do nos e,
member II ANYTHING was s1d about accidental
| policies. -..
#. J. AnrcJ, SWIFT, and examined by Nj. Metz
ner: hare resided =, the Junction for fifteen
.ears- ! was member Of Nr. snl:n'a church last
eden. insurance. lie ws5 ii M house tne Thurs,
81 sa y iassea I'd iii Iaieas % IL IL
s9nu. e9Diies: Did @ Dos e1suine a his M iesa l IL dd
complain to ne Of ezulses o. hts legs: he was a
NJ house THURSDAY nisht- and lets uex; uex;
eonc 1carly week, l had :. conversation Win
him regarding The manner Of bis wifes death
| converted viii nlt0 Hf6t h BkQk10 mouse. XIX
| day after his wife WA drowned Next ennseFsed
| with him On The Tnu5s.lag a!tcr, when be WAS a
| ,nJ houseL Al Henion's smith asked him ~ 7
wasoT itoo bad He said be drove down inte
The cfeek, and stepped out on the snafts 10 N
! check his hoss<: waen n.s n:., .lfc % tass
he sat he s;epped esck- nad whether he fel
sxstust her or she Against him. be could not tel
! but ihey fell INTO the ~ater together; his les
caught ID the re.rs aud he VAS dEaEn under the
| wnter. When he cAnc 10 he said he ~as OF the
bank holding the hnrse by the rt!nF, near me nts
| lie looked rJund 70 ind his wife, and called To-
heir. lie did not say he went hack tnto the 1atef
coming IN. I have sAsed nes1!I al Of .e.s egn
yesration. I then talked TO him On 1hnEN1a!
lie tnid nothing about getting hold q a foee Q
eu.h.oD, and 1utst4ktnG II t0l his vile ue -:
he came seEJ near being drowned himself y
| d1a not gay which eznk be Was On when ne n
hold Of the h,t- He said he ha!soed," tnlnk1n
hit wife ntRt. h9ve got ont and been toneHhcE
| nr the rank. He looked towards his oroshet-tl
law ., and raw something WHICH psosed 10 Be -
| tie He though 1t was Sone one coming - n
sEB1stsuce. lie then went to BentonA Don
| trcw that In either Of the convef1Anou4 he -
sn.. ..hirg 2tcut gn!ug into the water 70 search =
his w,fe. He never said ANYTHING 70 me abo2t
4cetdent po.1c3. Had i CONFIRMATION win hi
| ao1us The lue Il karsnee CO hi .,ie ~nen sac =
! | nt q IN my hsuse. took bin 70 his hoose to {
J eene pssas7[ On tao WY psek wo Stopped
, 1869-11-06
MICHIGAN,

\ Stis,OUU Verdict Against Cnptoin
T.. II. Ward tsetroit G:tty Politics.
Special Desrascl To The Chicago Tribune.
nErEnrT, Nor. s.
The suit against Captain F. D. Ward, to recover
s:;.n"o nlh.ged 10 have tecn kept By h'u from
.ruuies due IL The government. was to-'laE
~ert to tho juty in TIC United States
s.1rr.t couIt and verdict WAS 3endeftl thereon
1Snlnst the defendant Tor the full amount claimed,
Will about $tSU10 additional IN tho WH{ OF fnter-
cst The care trrR3csl much excitement At tho
time II nsxt became rnsl.c, several years ago, and
litigation hA4 been penllrG ever since The mat
ter Will undoubtedly be appealed. .-.
it II ciaiued 1o-tiay that a misconnt has hecn
sltrs,yeIc4 tr the Ieta1ns ftn.n tht Fta Ward ns
the laic charter eIcctun, which, whru corrected,
vii. elect Marin. Republican, Alderman, and
:uuke the Cornell q tie.
, 1869-11-06
FOREIGN.
The London Press on the Life
and Character Of George
Peabody.
Critical Condition Of Affairs in
Spain.
Henri Roehefort Permitted To Re-
turn TO Paris.
&sfC1k RrItsa&tf.
tE1TCA1tf.

pEttCARY.
tIlNlh1S, Sos. &.
lHe ftWts tsSe: "Ibe news nf Geosge Pea
:aeiJ's death has betn recelved with no co:rmou
sorEoT Oh both eItlts Of The atiaus,c, TIE sent.
rtlfs OF rccret III cot be ntre IA ssux tribute
II gratitude 10 1nunocent heue.scsor lie vas
New EnRl1n'fcf wha, when tie South vas
Lh@et down to the husf, atepned fprTArd and
Claimed the right 10 succor It. lie was no court.
ter, set WIS hbnoFeI by 6orereI2us; be was pro-
suse IN charity w1s phiiantnropis., liked 81 well
a. honored- There WAS nolniuy hArd or ngr5oF
n:"out h:s philanthropy. he simply did whatever
ao0tl came IL his Nay."
InsnoS, Nov. r.
The Ittf, In .ts obituary nrtcle, slyx: "Mr.
ftaassas vas ore o[ lie few 4hnse pirate v.5taea
z1r fe;1p"esl ts public fame, and whose virtues
may IL. cited n example. 1a laying the foundation
ss w:"1rsnsne aud chrersul hames Tor the working
:!atstf. lie acted upon . high sense Of iuty.
aud toashesl The nan.,pF:nss Ut clr1i,za,lon. lie
1n'Ir his nlesns the Measure OF nla phIlantnropr
Throughout hts Thote life hl] eo2dcc. displayed
purity Of character that could not fall to elevate
VII 7ra1'e the feelings h1s generosity 1aEpreLr
Tsc 7fLcirath suys: "Mr, reaholy's lot 1As
.in:hEJ happy. The Inscription on hts u ,u8otenm
t..s. tell With un1Ieetloped truth o! the man WIN
.Wtd Ills lind and seEyed two couptr;es'
AVCAnc.
LoHpoS, yoy, 5.
T!'t' Mr., th's morning, says Bennett means
',::-:sn.aa- lie ID reilly and willing 10 ta1l the
..ats:f,t:a next Mnrcl1 once al Scw Tort. II Ash
:urs fall. to hf1nc t,ark the cup Il vii! not be for
;ark If e,tnIwton, aur! II hls competitors cannot
i,,! clear stage :.n no favor on the Atlantic in
Matrh they must Ire hard 10 please.
LONDON, Nov. i
4 fnur. oares, match for EelH has been arranged
70 take Place on the 1.Lc on Nosenbe. L.
siHirir rnACAs.
After tho race Oh tile Thames To-day, S4iller,
, 1869-11-06
PACIFIC COAST.
AInnlrond PFojcc1x-tndian DcprcAa-
lions.

Hons
San FRANC1Sco, Nor. A-The restoration Of
putAic lands heretofore rts.ryrsl TO tic Southern
pacinc Nallruad Company. wlll probably
CAUSE the company to make i:a
location through the San Joaquin
Valley, connecting with the Western Pacific near
StcCktopt thus constituting the Calliofna + OFE-
Eon nna southern Pacific Roads; the Grand Trunk
lne IRON Int Columbia Hssef on the north TO the
Colussdo on The to1lb. PASSING through the rich
est valleys oi the State.
Urft1tl reports OF tne recent a,tack on the n all
Tartg undef Colonel stone, by the lndlans At
apache Paea. Af1zopa. ate received. TIE attack
~as After night. and VA I surprise. The Irt7taps
were led bJ White men. The mAtl was the pr1a.
E1nal attraction.
Forty Indians Attarkea hert! o! ca:t.c belong
Ing Ia Teras irnmterauts, run nu ESQ head, and
mud Killed one Texxn. They then twice attacked
= government train m rsut< to Camp Uow7r but
were scpnised. Troops rum Camp Bowie wtFc
sent II pursuit Of the HAFAges, no were making
for Sonora
, 1869-11-06
AeetnfHIs.

A yr,ct,pua hofte. Attached to II e1pstss wagon.
took fright 1t the corner II Fosta Water md
C,art streets, lAst evening". and dashed nAdtJ
alopg The to.rner thoronshfare. Al ths corner OIL
y,-.rtorn strzct, Tie runAwAy collidn1 with \
x1aor loaded xth k.aves, and. ~ consequences.
there va gerers. breakdown acd sruaAh-up.
asu@tI 8tocoeJ, tie dztvez 9s tae s'sVs wagon
, 1869-11-06
PEORIA.


nnd Wagon Works IsHrnesl-
Three SkctetonA Found.
Speela1 Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PEORIA. IL, NOy.s.
4 tFe, ea1!y this Eor7!ne, destroyed the livery
+lAhse OF Owen Iin!, ami the pOR aad wagon
wosis Of Schroeder iIadAsk, on suu;h Water
atrert, near the ts1.!ra. Loss 10: 1asgr, ~ the
nsssa, ss ious ,,e. ~ we.c ,ruei ' a,e e by III M
danes surrounding them aud cutting OF oofr1nu-
n,cation The Water No!A- II effective scsrtce
IN checking the rrog1css u the nsc and saving all
Hoiu.ng tui!Ilugs.
THREE human skeletons were e4nnuc,l this
ToTntnR on Adams st!eeL by w0fknen engaged
IL l9ftng gas piper. From The tIasa t,uttons with
''r iniett StateR ttaa:r nj. them, II Is supposed
iltry KeTr soldiers buried In lsla OF tfIeItteutS
, 1869-11-06

ME SoKK. Nov. 1.-THE 7ti1unt states the
Assembly II Il Democrats, Is Republicans, nad
inc senate at i nemccsata, and 15 Republicans
LAlef adScea indicate that 1t least one, aud per-
aapf two. nore Democrats are chosen 70 tho
lhcfe hsem9 70 be little doubt that the aew cou-
ss!tuoon u totally detca:ed-
new aoRK. Noy. a-The result Of the CANVASS
T.ecd asa; RenL Miller, s,k4l,
"a AisnS1s Nov: h-Tne Araua clalus 9. noo ms
leisy N tne Staic 90 StiAon over tsgtL The ma
be larger. The Ar:r< claims elsntecu penn
cratic Senators and seTecty-sttrc members OF the
AtEcubsy.
, 1869-11-06
NJ n R$tANlntax~19x

BosTnSr Spy. a-The following eeems To he the
tsAult Of The Late election: TscFe NE t4enly.tao
Senators. d mstot!tE. opposed 10 = ilcentr il >,
rcr rctaihiuE the Siatc police, which Ms another
ttsue IN the election The House tta1is III auti.
pIoh!lltt0lsts, and Is for prohibition,
, 1869-11-06

CONCORD, y. a.. Nov. z-ptkc, who u 70 t.
hanged here ThniHlaJ neI1 Tor murder. makes T.
request. which will probably be Erzote<t. that
qnaEt: tie OF younz ladtts n Concord, wr0 hare
to remain IN his caal alter he pazseA ou1,
for the last ttme, and sing willis preparations 70.
that b, atrer the car h dEAwn over h:s face, a1d
NhLe he &ts8pa md ropes are being Adt1AteS- BE
A.so tsque%sa fnAt no FelANTe Of his yGuMa 1a1n
Lt A3mlttEd - Nttne&s hI1 de4Sh.
, 1869-11-06

SYRAcCsk. Nov. a-The Ct5di1 stone k4rt wAs,
this alsern con, succk AsutJ raised from the place
whcfe It x14 discovered, A1d brought 10 SyrAruse-
II vas Ierkd as perfect a the tAef, OF which It
lsy OF its clay bed - 11 The surface trst exros7A
to ft6X.
, 1869-11-06
Erenont nnd Elkhoru Waller Rail.
fonds

FREMONT, Seb., Nov. a.-Tnts morning, 1t 10
O'Clock, ground w1A broken on the Fremont d
Ethorn Valley l&izoAL a large foroe Of graders
Hert on the ground 10d Immediately went 10
work. Ten Hiles Of TIL IpAd vii ae completed
thA year.
, 1869-11-06
QUINCY.

Arrest OF the supposed Murderer OF
Rogers.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
QE1scy, Ill, Nov. t.
Sheriff Earcl, and Chief Of Police, J, t. McGraw,
returned to-day. having In charge Thos J. DaY,
formerly 4 yuurer for the Adams House, and
chAEgel 3!tu<bull'lnl3 III Iney
,tsts hts innocence, and a.&o his ability to dts
prove any accusations thAt msy be brought
against him in connection with the hoT1lnle
crime 1t Is thought, however, that nay Was the
nr!nc!ral Ia the mur!ct. 4 letter Of very sus-
rcc,ous character was intercepted from bay to
s1ea}f4n,
, 1869-11-06
I1ntT.

nUAoHIp i1ltEss or VICTOR ENAsCEl-
PARIS. Nov- s.
flis r7;mnrt1 here that tho King Of Itaty Is s!ck
10 Official confirmation al the report get re-
.+tFtn.
, 1869-11-06
METEHk et 0BiSAt.

Meteoro'og,s u record se- Nov. t, lsa az n.
ported by j.. g. Ian2guth- 1r.. oPttcau, II; Ran
dolph street, correspondent 10 the Smithsonian
Institute .rhe small letters arc the inlttals 10.
the wosds " rec 7fn1,' - gentle high, dry"
"molst atlo Epn 1e, ~ 1atn, y and "sAoN:"
, 1869-11-06

GA1xl. H., Nov. ga young 1adI By tho uanne
ot Mss Eta Barry. Wills eltt1ng near tho stova
taIly this morning. hsr clothes cauynt r1e, b1ro.
ing her - badly {aas aae d.sd tpten ttGa tHu
hosrs.
, 1869-11-06

The ptLAATlAS IEtCKHECT1oS,

TIE UNL9A7I1N IhtCHHEIII0H.
TRIESTE, Nov. i.
Dtrpafctes from CaltA1o announce that The IT,
'ilsgen,s OF L!t1c and fcft1atc have surrendered.
At last accounts the troops were marching on
4Atog1
, 1869-11-06

TIE MINISTERIAL cR1s1S.
MAnhln, Nov. s
A,tn,ssal Topete has positively rctHsel to With
'ra. his r,>.gpatIon, aud It has been reluctantly
accepted. The democrats and rsnTressonls:s
are holding joint conference to discuss the
situation and aiort common course
OF action. The critical condition
.Sf a:tasrs cstate8 much public anSietY. The OPP
position 10 the Duke 0! Genoa arc mastering their
forces and Organizing general movement, which
sa.!y gaining strength, against his elevation 10
:Ee tlfulc,
1ELEAsEn FROM rRf@0S.
MApKIn, SqF. 5-EycnIng.
S'gpor trcnze has hceu released from prison.
TRorrs FuK CrBA.
h battalion Of volunteers sailed 1ro1l ca,1iz TO-
. IaF for UArApA.
, 1869-11-06

DIED:

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ain ''h:s eity:Hcy: 5
f alr. SfncA NlcAfot ich n ID n s-Ats, 10 AiAH Bcs
thA ZrTnn~k1. aseA II ye&rs.
, 1869-11-06

hats, CAPS AND FURs.
STRYkFR B, RARNFS
Fur MANUFACTURERS,
Corner Washington and Clark.sts.
f,G'LLARs AND muFFs, Ra.saau sable.
f,ol LARS ASD NUFFs, Had.op Bay Sable.
froLl. Ans AND MCFFS. Re,nl Ermine.
CoLI.A,fs AND mvrr>, liele.slne Fitch.
f,eLl.AKssA>D ,1CFf>s, sie<rs.. SQUIRT.
rAA hT IL = henssisk hnai ii ..,cr, Of ,ae West.
NYAt%1: NINE t:lo.ks and Aans-
MAINE MINK. Cape. aud a1ua..
MAINE MINK. TAIoeus md a1o1s.
MAINE MINK: Hom, and 1iuiss.
MAINE siIxK, Co1iar. a.a Mud.
= I be l<u1inG tszftrre OF khr Nr.s.
SCrKRloss MAX. tIoaks md ,la1is.
EEFERlOh Mltsas Eapes nnd 15t1Qs-
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The evening Argus., 1869-11-06

WHEN ADAM delved and Eve span, disease was
unknown, but since that time the race has de-
generated and at the present time mankind 10
afflicted with many diseases, yet if people would
take medicine upon the first symptoms Of dis
case which would pass direct to the afflicted
parts and restore healthy action thereto, they
would greatly prolong their lives. We believe
DR.. Judson's Mountain Herb Pills to be the best
and most universal of Medicine. They should
be used in Liver Complaint, Female lrregulHri-
ties, Bilious Disorders Dyspepsia, DC. Use the
Mountain Herb Pills, and by fair trial con-
vince yourself of their efficacy. Sold by all
dealers. octlodWIm'
The evening Argus., 1869-11-06
&ss,giss X. L ,sssss,jj,. " N, m Y ssI

This Infallible Remedy does not, like the poi
sonpus irritating snuifs and strong caustio solu-
tions with which the people have long been hum
bugged, simply palIiate for short time, or drive
the disease to the lungs as there is danger of do
ing n the use Of such nostrums, but it produces
perfect and permanent cures of the worst cases
Of chronic catnrrh, as thousands can testify.
Gold in the Head" is CURED with few applica-
tiOns. Catarrhal Headache is relieved aud cured
as if by magic 1t removes offensive Breath,
Loss or i'm pairment Of the sense of taste, smell
or hearing Watering or weak Eyes, aud I'm
paired memory, when caused by the violence OF
catarrh, rs they all frequentlo are. | offer in
good faith standing reward Of $500 for case
0f catarrh that cannot cure
OR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE. PRICE ONLY so CENTS.
Ask your Druggist for the Remedy but if hO
has not yet got it on sale, don be put off by &C
repting any miserable worse than worthless sub
stitute, but enclose sixty cents to me, and the
Remedy will be cent you post paid. -Four pack
ages$2 90, or one dozen for So 90. Sent two
cent stamp for DR.. sage's pamphlet on Catarrh
Address the Proprietor
R.V PIERCE, NJ. D.,
sept22d3m, Buffalo, n. \.
The evening Argus., 1869-11-06

Is the expression OF all hOuseksepers after max
ing biscuits with DOoley's Baking Powder. 1t
chemically pure in its composition, and possess
ses no ingredients but such as are perfectly harm
less, healthy and nutritious. This is not only
the best, but the cheapest in market, " one
pound will 20 further than pound and a half
of those OF ordinary manufacture. Use no 9th.
er. Inquire at your Grocers for Dooley'S Bak-
ing Powder.
The evening Argus., 1869-11-06

BUSINESS Men, worn by care and sedentary
habits, often suffer from constipation OF the bow
els, until the evil consequences of such a oondi-
tiOn are realized in extreme debility, nervousness
an pro,tration of the vital energies of tho sys-
TEN aud it may be safely asserted that ma
ority of the female sex are little better than in
valids, from the same causei but by simply ut
ing Dir. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bitters,
this natural aperient and tonic brings back the
yigOr and buOyanoy of health dw.
The evening Argus., 1869-11-06

Pah! How Disgusting! is the exclamation
of every lady who indiscrestly ventures to apply
the ordinary hair dyes or "coorers" OF 'restor-
ers' to her whitening ringlets. Mud and tar
are scarcely more abherrent. Not so PHALoN'S
VITALIA OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR.
Nothing defles its freely flowing crystal. There
is no sediment, no gum, no foul gas tits harm
less, and its operation perfect. What discov-
cry div.
The evening Argus., 1869-11-06
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The evening Argus., 1869-11-06
RAILWAYS PHEH.S.

In RAILWAYS PILLS, Ate true principle 9f pHrga-
ton is secured-not alone TO the office OF disrhSilS the
feCes and excremeuts from the bowels but those huEos
that are checked stopred in their passage lFoHsh te
SEin Eilaeys Ltags, md all eSoretng ana sgcrsuhs
fnrtiJ, Tor if these eXCremcntous secretlonS belong
1n 10 the skim liver lungs kidneys are interrupted IN
their cscae they become products OF decay and deG on
position, and must be purEed from the AVhs ooay
nnlItos Of RAILWAYS PILLS extend to the secretons
Of the SKIN, KIDNEYS. LIVER, &c; whereas not
one Of the advertised Pills claim to act oeyoHu 'No
The evening Argus., 1869-11-06

Argus Jon OyFIcg.--So 6stteriug has been
the public appreciation of the character OF work
produced in the Angus Job Office, and so lbersl
las been me patronage bestowed by a discrim-
nating public, that NE deem it only necessary "
advert to the fact that our facilities are Gh-
e1uaIed for doing any and all klnds 81 DO"
Pinting-from q delicate waiting cara 10 q aN'k0
nostcr Theatre managers, travelling showmen,
roproad agents, hotel keepers, steamboat agents,
and all those who have job printing to do, Will
And II to their interest TO send US their orders,
| which shall receive prompt attention.