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NEWSPAPER LAw.-AHy person who
takes out a paper regularly from the post
office, whether directed to his name or
another, or whether he has subscribed or
not-is responsible for the pay
ia person orders his paper discontinued,
he must pay all Arrearages, or the publisher
may continue to send it until payment is
made, aud collect the whole amount,
whether it is taken out Of the Office or net
When paper remains deadin the office
four consecutive week it is thes duty of the
postmaster to seHd the publisher Of the pa.
per written notice of the fact--stating The
reason why the paper is not taken. The re,
turning to the publisher Of paper marked
mot taken refused" or "uncalled for,
is not a legal notice. Postmasters who fail
to comply with the law in this respect are
liable for the time said papers remain dead
in their Office.
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I'0 ""' '"'''""'. '"'"u' NC ""u. III
using 'hem 90 hHrhles' rs TO he rec IRON dan
ger ana 40 'mc'eh' as q" he always relabIo.
Io'y h"'' IaIseH 'he highest commentator
if"H III" hhl VIA Always render sNi'FseNOn'
Nos. Cents
Cures Fcyers, ugestion, lnaamlnation.....2
" Worms Worm Fever Worm Collie rs
Crying Conc or 1eething Of IntantS.25
Dl"rrh"a Of Chidrcp or AIuiis'..''Zo
Dysent',y' GHP'IF bilions CoHc"""1o
C "o'oI' mI5 ON 'tlHg ''''''''''''''ao
=, Cousn'' o'ol'' pr"9ehiIs'''''., ''''..'.2o
I IIos loosn@ene' faceaone"""a1
i,'auA'"o'' SICK IoA headaohe, 'eFHgo"ao
l'PeP',ul O''Vus etVinach'',''''''''
- NJ P'e','u' VI "'h'u' fef'ou'"'''''Zo
""'e', 700 pfTiuse Ierlods...:''''.
II Salt Rhcum, Erysipelae, Ernp.ions.Q5
"''U"''i' i'Neuu atIS Hlu S'''''''- ~
80 Iotel % %n AEup, on"' rover "kH''"SU
d'.eS' p',Hu VI S''el'lS -. ''''''''S SO
80 d., CI."''" y anu n.Io VI a" otN ~ sly
90 T"'"' '' '.D'' VI '"',"'I' Inuueu'@'.,o
~ "u,'i'"e 'o"su' '''"t c'u" ~
Hs'hn"' orPFe'Soa orea'hi pg"';''''''oU
h'F pISouurBe'' "PP!" sea heating'"oo
~ scr"iu'a, enlarged g'HNAs, s"einngs"JO
nen'rs' Drp'Iiy' physical weak ness"SO
Dr'Psy' a"a scanty secret'ohs '',''''''oU
IN Se" sickness, sickness rom nalng"oO
IT Kidney Disease, Hrayel .....,...'..,.....oO
- Nervous Debility, seminal Ennis
s'ons Involuntary Dlsch"rge'...''I'. Ivy
W. sore Mouth, anter.,.........'.''.....'..S U
81 81 Urinary Weakness, wettns bed''"',5O
~ IaIniuI ferods, with spasms"''''':'oo
~ ~ ssaaor'nss at change Of life ;,.......l.o 90
81 n pDIpsy, 'pasm', e. Itus Dance Ivy
FAMILY CASES,
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ARGUS jos OFFICE.--So hattering has
been the public appreciation Of the chaFao.
ter of work produced in the ARGUS Job
Office, and SO liberal has been the patron.
age bestowed by discriminating public,
that we deem it only necessary to advert 10
the fact that our facilities are unequAled for
doing any and all kinds Of job printing
from a delicate visiting card to q large
poster. Theatre managers, travelling show.
men, railroad agents, hotel keepers, steam.
boat agents, and oil those who have job
printing to do, will find it to their interest to
send as their orders, which shall receive
prompt attention.
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Daily argus,
RruARkABLE PnoroGRAPn.-The TouIn.

RENEWABLE PHoToGRAPH.-The Toulu.
men (Cal.) News publishes the following:
A friend writing to US from Elliott, San
Joaquin county, informs us that he has. in
his possession surveyors instrument, on
the front lens Of which there is plainly
seen beautiful landscape, with all the va.
ried hues OF nature. The cause that pro.
daeed this landscape painting on the lens
is one Of those mysteries not explained by
any known laws or rules of science. The
owner OF the instrument, though does
rot hesitate in vouchIug to the date even
to the very hour when this painting, by
some unknown law Of nature, ERs done.
According to his account it was done in
this wise; Some fifteen years ago the in.
strumout, q splendid one, bad been in use,
and was left standing for lime on the
plain, in a scorchlng mid days sun, fronting
a woodland. When again brought into use
a correct, picture Of the fronting woodland,
with oil the various eolors Of the landscape,
was photographed on the lens, aud has re-.
NAMED unchanged to the present time.
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BAgEIN. Ur TuE WRoND TRLF.--The
wi,e.acrgs who have been guessing at the
vegetable constituents of SOzoDoyr have
all barkcd up the wrong tree. The right
tree, which they never dreamed Of, IS the
Soap Tree Of Chill, the bark OF which is
used by the Araucauian Indians to cleanse
aud preserve their garments, and chewed
to keep their teeth steineSs, and to give a
dower.lke fragrance to their breath. This
is one Of the leading ingredients Of 500
Don't, the most wholesome and et'icacious Of
all dental beautihers and preservatyes.
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MoRsE's INDIAN Roor PMLs.-Wc have
lately been shown the formula from which
these Pills are prepared and from this and
our experience in the use of them, can
honestly pronounce them good safe and
reliable medicine Being entirely free from
all poisonous ingredients they can be safely
used while performing the active duties Of
life. We would advise all to use them, and
by fair trial you can see at once the bene.
fit derived from them. Use Morse's Indian
Root Pills in all cases of BiIliousuess, Head.
ache, Female Irregularities. Liver Com.
plants &c. Sold by all dealers.
mayl 7dwlm.
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NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, / :,
pnLK IuIANn EnINTY.


I n the County Court Of the July Term A. d
L 1869, Mary J Day, hdmnlstrstrIH Of ne
os tate of Kendall Wills, deceased, ys. SeciIy
willis, George W. Willis, James willis, Maria
Willis, Peter Maak, aud the partners &c. OF the
firm known as Bauder 4 Brother. To the said
Baudcr 4 Brother;
Notice ia hereby given that the above entitled
suit is now pending in said Court, and that sum
mons has been issued against you therein, re-
turnable on the first day Of the Jsly Term, A.
b. 1869, of said Court, to be holden at the Office
Of the County Clerk, In the City Of Rock Island,
in said county, on the
THIRD MONDAY OF JULY, A. D. 1859,
and that tho description Of the premises describ-
ed in said petition is as follows
Ten acres from the southwest corner Of the
west half Of the southwest quarter Of section
number two a., in township number seventeen
17l, north range one west Of the fourth princi-
pal meridian-now known and found on As.
SCISSORS books as out lot seven n, in said gee
ton, township and range, situated in the county
Of Rock Islaud and state Of Illinois.
JAMES VI. BEARDSLEY,
Clerk Of the said Court.
Ii. G. C0SNELLY,
Solicitor Tor Petitioner.
junjdlaw3t.
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IN CONNECTION with his Planning MI, th'
Subscriber is still conducting the Novelty
Corn Meal Mills, and ass constantly on hand
supsri@r quality Of white and yellow kiln dried
meal, by the barrel or Hundred pounds. HighSsl
market prioe paid for Corn. The patronage OF
b public 10 respectfully solicited. ..
J.A,HIDDIsoH,
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zagan's MAGNOLIA Balm

article is the true secret Of beauty. 1t IS
what Fashionable Ladies, Actresses, and
Opera Singers use to produce that cult
waited distingue appearance so much ad
mired in the Circles of Fashion.
1t removes all unsightly Blotches, Red
ness, Freckles, Tan, Sunbnrn and effects of
Spring Winds, and gives to the complexion
a blooming purity Of transparent delicacy
aud power No lady who values fue
can do without the Magnolia
Balm. Seventy-fve ceats will buy it Of any
Of our respectable dealers.
Lyons Kathairon is very delightful
Hair Dressing.
mayljdwIm.
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No. 5.-Advertisement.
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hitting and Wrapping Paper,
ENVELOPES, &c
RAGS AND OlD ROPE.

The attention Of Printers and Publishers 10
called TO my stock Of FLAT CAPS, LETTERS
P0LIOS, 40, which will always DO found -
cheap hsany in the market
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The stars and Planets reveal Your destiny
HOITR EE3TINX What II IT.
Io0d or Evil-Rch or Poor Exalted or Dcbaspd D.
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He viii chow You
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nd spgculafions Men WHO were unsuccessful H.
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Nj L : G AL.
AGUADIENTE DE MAGNEY.
TRADE MARK.
lAMHRTOAN ALOE

TNHls delicious preparation, made from the
4 root Of tho American Aloe, agavG,J Is the
iayorito and almost universal beverage Of the
Inhabitants OF the mOuHtAinS Of Peru, Mexico,
and Lower California, where the plant grows In
Wild luEuriancc. Their physicians constantly
recommend II RstImulAnt and diuretic, in all
diseases where suoh a remedy is Indicated. One
Of the proprietors, IN travelling through Mexico
and Lower California, several years ago, had
oonhded to him by Spanish Padre, the recipe
FOR It, preparation. They now offer II to the
public with the hope that it's high reputation as
d remedy on the Pacific coast, will be infinitely
enhanced by It's success upon the Atlantic Its
nna'u"'ed efficacy in gravel, govt, chronic rheu-
matsm, incipleut dropsy, Hatuleuce, collie pains;
in obstructious in the bladder kIducys and ur.
nary organs In dyspepsia, and genera debility,
ant IN exhausted vital enercy-is unrivaled.-
II Is considered by the Mozicaus 10 be- an abso-
Lutte specific for scuryy.
An eminent writer says Of Il: "And really a
patient owes some thanks to a doctor who re
stores him with Nectar, smooth and ,nd fragrant,
instead Of raspng bis throat and hayiug HE
whole interior with the bitters sucked by sour
tempered roots from viKenish soils" 81 90 bot
tie; Xix for $3.50. Homeopathic Pharmacy 30
sale. Open evenings.
BROWN KOLLOCK,
1909 Ridge Avenue.
For sale bv John Henqstgu Rock ItIant
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NOVELTY CORN NEAL MILLS

S-CCNG WIDTH.
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Seed Wheat! Seed Wheat!

VIE call the attention Of oar farmers to Geo.
w A. DeitY'- large list Of the best Winter
Seed Wheat in this country. Mr.. Deitz has Sc
lected twenty varieties out q over one hundred
on his Seed Wheat Experimental Farm, near
Chambersburg, Pa, and now offers them for
sale. We adyise every farmer to send for the
Experimental Farm Journal, in which descrip
ton and price list is given. Mr.. Deitz will send
one copy free to aH who send for IL.
Address
GEO. A. DEITZ,
iun5w2m. Chnmbersburg, Pa.
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A~N- hlbBe NN'N
FoT sale by John Bcngston, Rock Island
HUMPHREY,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIES

HAVE PROVED FROM THE MoSTAMPLE
II experience, an entire success: Simple,
Prompt, Efficient and Reliable. They are the
only Medicine perfectly adapted to popular use,
30 simple that mistake. cannot he made IN
using them; 90 harmless as 10 he free from dan
ger, and 80 efficient as to be always reliable.
They hnSe raised tho highest commondaton
iUm all, md Will always render sut.sisctiou:
Nos. Cents.
{ tufpa lrtpTs luuyaatt.u Ia p.,,.tirr
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Kind Manners at Home.

There are many families, the members of
which are, without doubt, dear to. each
other. Ii sickness or sudden trouble falls
on one, all are afflicted But in their daily
life and ordinary intercourse there is not
only no expression of affection, none of the
pleasant and fond behavior that has, per-
haps little dignity, but which more than
makes up for that by its sweetness but there
is an absolute hardnessof language and. ac-
lions which is shocking 70 every sensitive
and tender feeling. Between father and
mother. and brother and sister, pass rough.
and hasty words; yes, and angry words, far
more frequently than words of endearment.
To see and hear them. enc would think that
thew hated instead Of loved each other II
does not seem to have entered into their
heads that it is their duty, as it should be
their best pleasure, tie do. and say all that
they possibly can for each others good and
happiness. Each one for himself, and bad
luck take the hindermostn The father or.
ders and growls, the mother frets, complains,
and so go the children, snap, snarl, and
whine, and so goes the day. Alas for if
this is a type of heaven Las the ''family"
is said to beat least, it is said to be the
nearest thing to heaven of anything on
edTtil DUC the SpFaCi Oh SeIHSnneSS, Oh VlO-
lence, renders it more like the other place
yes, and this too often, even when all the
members of the household are members Of
the Church. Where you see-when you
know it-one family where love and gentle
ness reign, you see ten where they, only make
visits, and this among Christian families as
well as others. 4 SEA u
Now, it is a sad,and melancholy thing TO
''sit solitary in life, but give me cave in
the bowels of thu earth. give me lodge in
any waste, bowling wilderness, where foot
nor face of human being ever came, rather
than an abode with parents, friends or
kindred, in which /. must hear or utter lam
guage which causes pain, or where l must
see conduct which is not born of love. No
wealth. no advantage of any kind, would
induce me to,liye with people whose inter-
course was of such nature. The dearer
\ they were to me- the less would i remain
among them, if they did not do all they
could to make EACH other happy. With
mere strangers one might endure, even I'M
der such circumstances, to remain for time
for what they say or do has but limited Ell
feet upon ones feelings; but how members
| of the same family, children of the same
parents, can remain together, year aftel
J year, when every day they hear 9uarrelins
if they, do not join in it, and when haro
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Died,

AT the Methodist Parsonage in this city on
Thursday morning. Dec. 31st, 1865, in the Seth year
OF her age, Mrs. HATTIE WHITE HUDSON, wife of
Rev L. T. Hudson, pastor of the Methodist
Church in this city.
1t is seldom that one so young, SO beloved and
yet so ready to die, has been removed by death.
Her friends were as extensive as tcr acquaintance
Lovely in person, gentle and courteous in her
manner and devotedly pious in all her dcport-
ment, if sympathy or tenderness, or affection or
skill could have thwarted the hand of Death she
had not now died. But she has gone, and with
her lamp trimmed was ready to hearken to the
voice Of the Bridegroom. May He who tempers
the winds to the snorn lamb remember her be.
reaved husband and child.
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What is the Spirits Destiny :
By HON. W. W. HoLDEs.*

.3zsaH4--s 5 ri
/ am passing away am passing away
Soon this body shall mingle with valley clayi
But the spiriti oh where shall its airy form
Repnse when the wild and tossing storm
Oflifc is DER? Oh where sllallit go! -
To sunlight above, or to night below?
Can We tell me We winds that go moaning along
For ye caught the last note of the dying ones
song, 200 pit- ~
And still watt it on ;-oh say, can ye tell
Where the lone spirit went when the frdil body
The winds have not told; can the wide ocean
keep '"n
The soul that must like it still wander nor sleep?
"My cayerns and bed hold the wrecks of those
''That once gladden'd earth but the spirit ne'e
"Nor enlivens them now; alone meath the
aforementioned they sleep in their deep coral
grave" ..s a-a
Ye waves of the shoreless ocean above!
Docs the spirit meier pause, like Noah's lone
dove, ,-ss- 7i9 = ~ -a
And pant for its rest where your soft, dewy light
Is caught from the beams. of the morning so
'sOur course is forever the bright isles among
''Ofthe air, and we melt meath the rosy beam
flung
"FFom the flaming air,king; may the spirit as
"To its home, like from earth with the light
nings we blend" .s-s a-..-.-
Ye affairs of freedom! yc thrones of the storms!
Whose wild glens are haunted by shadowy forms
At midnight; oh! tell from your submits SO
Where the spirit shall dwell when its earth fades
AZ away? p"H -i"- 2. =. '-'''-'
stWe have looked DER the world from our cur
.o5 tains of cloud; % a-s a. =. ,.5'a no
bolt loud;
cor we've husl'd into silence at death-shrieks
"sThro' the yallies below since time began; I.
The Deluge we felt, as the wild-dashing main
'sRolled upward and onward Its millions of
"We heard low moan blend with each angry
swell, =
'sBnt we saw not the soul when the frail body
ia feili' sas7 af De-. fHt 10 .2u
have asked of the winds, but they answered me
And the ocean groaned back that his desd are
forgot;
Andthe storm troubled clouds have asked if the
May upward ascend from the body's control;
The mountains have WHISPERED in low, pensive
OF sounds that forever arise from the wales;
They have felt the rough surge of the eushroud-
ing deep, .-.-~..-... -
And heard the low moan and the angry wave
But winds, clouds, nor oceans, nor mountains
can tell
Where the lone spirit went when the frail body
81 fell ID 5lf 'a Lsrs- a9sil 1850 -
70 T7,itgsgz- 81; ,t.f. r,, -., b.,7.,- ...
sxThese lines were written in 1888, and origin,
ally appeared in the AicrOcoaa, literary paper
published By the late Leonidas B. Lemay. ,
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NOTICE.,


Superior Court, FdL
WAKE COUNTY. Term, 1863
In the case of BENTON S. D. WILLIAMS and vile
BURcHETT, ct. al, against CAswELL POWELL
-Ad'r and WILLIAMsoN POWELL.
TT appearing to the Court that Williamson
i Powell, one of the defendants in this cause,
resides beyond the limits of tits State, it is there
fore ordered that publication be made for six
weeks in the Raleigh Standard, notifying the said
defendant OF the filing of this Bill for settle
ment and distribution of the estate of William
Powell, deceased, and that unless he appears at
the next term of this Court, to be held for the
County of Wake, at the Court House 10 fale'gh,
ON the eighth Monday after the second Monday
in February, A. D. 1869, and plead. answer, OF
demur to the said Bill, the same will be taken as
confessed, and heard e1payte as to him.
IN. BUNTING, s. G. G..
oct 81 250-w6w
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Concerning Man.

Wonders at home, by far iiliarity. coas,
excite establishment; but hence it han
that many know but little about ''the FIp rN
we 1--we IN" the human body. We look NJ
house from the outside justas whole \
unit, never thinking of the many rooms q
curious passages, and the ingenious intss
arrangements of the house, or of the WON'T
full structure of the man, the harmonv
adaptation of all his parts.
In the human skeleton, about the finn,
maturity, are 1855 bones.
The muscles are about 500 in number
The length OF the alimentarv can:,
about 80 feet. 'a'ial i
The amount Of blood in an admit ave,,,
50 pounds, or full one-ffth of tbe ensi
weight eh'sl
Inc neart Is about six inches in ler,s
and Tour inches in diameter, and beats "a
per minute, 1900 times per hour 100. 500 \,
day, 36, 900 per year, 1855. 44O Don 4
three score and ten, and at each beat t,'
and half ounces of blood are thrown ort Y
1t, one hundred and seventy five ounces ~
minute, six hundred and fifty-six pounds y r.
hour, seven and tlree-fourth tons DER d.,
All the blood in the body passes thronc
the heart in three minutes. This little orc,
by is ceaseless industry
In the allotted span
Inc Psalmist gave to man
lifts the enormous weight of SIC, 7OO,sO
tons.
The lungs will contain about one gallo
of air at their usual degree of imitation. VI.
breathe on an average 1900 times per hon
inhale six hundred gallons of air, or "A ON
per day. The aggregate surface of the Al,
cells of the lungs exceeds 10000 squa.
inches, an area very nearly equal to the floor
of room twelve feet square.
The average weight of the brain of q,
adult male is three pounds and eight Dunes
of female two pounds and four ounca,
The nerves are all connected with If Or h.
the spinal marrow. These nerves. with tLs.
branches ard minute qualifications urnL.
bly, exceed 100000 in number formi ,"''
"body guard" out-numbering bv far ~
greatest army ever marshalled!
The skin Is composed of three layers A.
varies from one fourth to one-eighth of AZ
inch In thickness. Its average area in an
adult is estimated to be 1000 square inches
The atmospheric pressure being about four,
teen pounds to the square inch, a person Of
medium size is subjected to pressure OF
10000 pounds. Pretty tight hug.
Each square inch of skin contains $500
sweating tubes, or respiratory pores, each
OF which may be likened to little drain the
one-fourth of an inch long. making an az
gregate length of the entire surface of the
body of POI, 1865 feet or a tile ditch for drain
ing the body almost forty miles long.
Man is made marvelously. Who is eager
to investigate the curious, to witness the
works of Omnipotent Wisdom. Let him
not wander the wide world round to seek
them, but examine himself. "The proper
study of mankind is man, Cincinnati
Commercial.
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Sc ATTACHMENTS
currituck County.--Justlce,s Court.

D. NJ. d. Lindsey
against Before James Ferebee, J. P.
Miles Mcpherson
IN this case it appearing to the undersigned
i one of the Justices OF the Peace of the county
of Culrituck, State of North Carolina, that the
defendant is not resident of this State :; and it
further appearing by the complaint of said plant
if. filed in my office, that the defendant above
named is justly indebted TO said plaintiff in the
sum of 5000, due by note, with interest from
the 18th day of December, 1859:
1t is therefore ordered that the summons be
served by publication, that the said defendant
appear at New Bridge, in Currituck county, on
the 9th day of Juae, 1869, to answer the COM,
plant fled in the weekly Standard, a newspaper
published in, Raleigh, once week tor weeks
JAMES FEREBEE, j. ?.
dec 90 -rli i 293-1aw4w