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The HEATED TERM,-Sunday, the
9th ult., was the hottest day of the sea-
son. Although not entirely melted, We
SELL off, some forty pounds. AT that
rate, we have just two more such days to
live, ...
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,sIlA HART, of Clarksburg, has estab-
lissed in our torn branch Of his wool
and cloth exchange. Genuine Factory
Jeans, C.simares, Flannels, Blankets, &c.,
exchanged for wool on the best terms.
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NOTICE-To TUE Vorgns OF SHER1-
DAN TowSsulp,-Thcre will be meeting
of the voters held at the School House on
the head of Murphy's Greek, on July
25th, 1859, for or against levy in said
township for Free School purposes.
BY o.der of the Board of Education,
JOHN BouAN, Secretary.
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O Il 7 Fl E LA D I E S
TIE LATEST FASHIONS.

a. .N"'S N'SSe "''"Ao 49,"
lady friend in New York City, who is a,
fail in such matters, to furnish us .
mon,b1r ,ottor III. tbo f,,,ou;no nm
'A.A' '. INV '.' '',""Ds'
tanning lull review OF the fashions Prey
alent among the beau monde, Sh'
writes we'll this time; and we trust viii
lono favor our lodv readers with he,
e
''''e's' No.. vo,,, 1,,n let 1864
H. nn mnm tu.A' s Sa hoe sot :,
ntaA phIo ".mar;: .nd -. n ' n,
M.n ,s asu ~ seIe,ms uuu h 10 ,hom
uut'ein.eso. .as".ou nly 81 y ,,,a1'n.,;n ,nn
selves 70 .he seas''l aau .n1 uvuu ..;.;as W. :
Laha 'ase9 y! WI. ~, 'ue'n sm'" ,dA haon,;f =
oso,n,us Inu y n ~. ~ NC" nsl Gnu ,nd sw;s
anu s,y,sn organa mua nrni aus wsar
en,9fG :,sl musNa 'or uv,n'us srd vs." ~,
ana sun ~ ns; ,o' ;.e,ets for coo
a'os' 's"g'S " "n,., p'aaS 'l L"ods ~ I'm,
osyS' anu alusI,i' Aa, ~ ,. ait I"us
y. NVpps "nu NUS ~ WIZ ea ",o ion,, u
resy cnusn''ls ttes ui yV Loeas .', nhon Irod
with rosc.colored muslin, and tied viii
rose'coI.EIa slt'ngs! eussu WIZ Th, Oa sn.n.
nole sl!en ~ WIN. ''1 S. w I;at ::
. hos' approved !oF .ns na' h IL n''' a,n, i
may Ne9wn Us :ne sa1aen auap' toS 's' !:
cro ,.D' a'ss of''h. i"e .lssL.n nu'N Is
cause MS Indefinite assn shape can we'll be
the lining is generally turned over in
front, thus forming a pretty rersrs, aud ii
of becoming color to the complexion,
b-ightens up a bright face admirably In
the sane line but much prcttier than
muslin hat or hood, is the white Cashmere
summer bonnet. This charming fancy is
of English origin and deserves to be con-
sidcred an Indispensable appointment Of
the wardrobe Of every lady who spends
her summers, or any part OF them in the
country. It's as simple as it is elegant,
being first a round piece Of cashmere
large enough to cover the head well-that
is to droop a l;l,lc on tho forehead and fall!
as low behind US the nape Of the neck;
another piece somewhat smaller. cut but
terfy.sbapoa, is laid over this, aud from
under the wings fall two bands of cash
mere for strings. All the edges on every
part Of the hood are scolloped and worked
in bnltcn-ho!o stitch with white needle
work silk. DHa1 i.ia
White is very much worn this summer.
Morning, evening and visiting dresses arc
made in the various white material sui,a-
bic for each. We have seen at the Mctri-
polisan Furnishing Rooms an elegant
morning dress in white cashmere made ca.
Wc;3cail; that is with plcat falling from
the back Of the neck to the train-it is
delicatelv embroidered iu foru leaves with
gold colorcd silk; tho leaves are in clus,
ters on the corners Of the front, but arc
continued sipgly aud sparingly up the
noinss. This is embroidered on the
Grover 4 Baker machine and worn over
white silk pet.icoat, embroidered in the
same pas,eru. but in white silk, Instead Of
gold c;olored silk thread. The petticoat
may be- of white muslin if very fnc, and
rendered sufficiently expensive by excess
of rnffiiug, ,ucEing, putting and cmbrod-
erius-I say c.rccss, because so much or
nnte1ess is required. tina! it approximatcs
very much nearer an. excess than the
mere sufficieucy. Since ladies have dis
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TRUE AS PREAcu1Sa.-T Troubles, like
wedlock, never come singly. The mo-
ment man tumbles down, everybody
rnshes to kick him on in his unwelcome
descent. The world rather enjoys seeing
somebody else stuck immoyably fast in
the mud.
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MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June 2Oth, at the
residence Of T. MITCHELL Esq, by Rev. A. D.
Thomas, Mr. John D. Rifle TO Miss Lucy tlar-
ris, all Of this county. 5
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E"Unitcd" States Of America arrived at the
mature and very advanced age of ninety
three years. Eighty FIVE years Of
prosperity and happiness and eight years
of anarchy! And the work Of the past
eight years has gone far toward uudoing
all that was accomplished in the glorious
eighty-Gve which preceded them. And
the plan of destruction goes btavely on.
Patience, patience! The day Of reckon
ing WILL come, when, as Of old Z.
Truth crushed to earth
Will rise again.
Let us have peace!
ACCIDENT One day last week, q ne
gro man, living in town, was kicked in
the countenance by an unruly horse /;
damaging his beauty alarmingly. Dr..
Edmiston was called in to attend to Mr..
Niger; and the horse is now slowly re-
covering, although at the time Of the acct
dent, it was thought that amputation
would be necessary, We make this TO-
tice in order that people may warn their
horses against the danger of kicking a
cullud pussou-unlcss it be on the sinus.
Ifhorses arc bound to kick niggors, let
them act like good klckists, and strike a
vulnerable point.
FlzzIsD. The True Flag, a loil news
paper published at Phillippi, West Vir-
GINA, and edited by one 2eigler-stato
Superintendent of "Free7 Schools, has
iucontinen'ly yielded up its last breath
and gently expired, at the early age of
about six months. Like his learned
neighbor, yclcpt Rohrbough, of the late
lamented Grafton Chronicle (also loiD
Mr.. Zeisler's attempts OF literature of a
pay-triotic nature have been o'erclouded
by financial embarrasments, and he hath
fallen! Alars howtrae it am
s'Full many y flower IS born to blush unseen.
And waste its sweetness on tao desert lir !
WEST ylpalSA's BlsTlDAr.-lt is
against our ideas Of the fitness of things
to say what shall or what shall not be
done; but in the unavoidable absence Of
a loil newspaper at this pace, We would
suggest that the very quiet and extreme
ly undemons;rative way in which The 9th
birthday Of West Virginia was celebrated,
was somewhat remarkable. AS the power
Of this State is far superior to Federal
authority, We had supposed that the 4th
of July would siuk into insiguifcance
when compared with the 18th Of June.
Instead Of this, "uot gun was heard,
nor funeral note;' all was quiet on the
West Fork and "ordcr reigucd in War;
saw Why this should be thusly, is a
question for the powers that be to answer.
csr7tyaly 1T has been said TINT Che
following has recently had a local exem-
plifcation whether such is the case or
not. we leave those Of our readers who
.kpow the facts in The case" to iudse.
It is "pome,,' composed by Shakespeare
wbon bo read tho first nroof tho last ed;..
t;ob Of his NAV of Calls Well That
Ends Well !, st 81
When oh or, Stunned tse rpr,;v stv. a
Where flash on fash was brisitning,
Great Franklin wsntto ly his kite, ml
And bottled up the lightning rs
Anu ~ SG h"5 a,s tins
The Pinter SEEKS to down His is Woes ,-,,
In dsaushts of nbot.led Lightning,
When badly battered bis warm heart
y: a gla:H e, for &, EyiGt to ,0nA Len IN
~ ind t ibisSsbiS,ssif ~, LII Fin ny A''e'
-E--Iltt.I@e
IAts.-Neary every dav for the ms,
- lid
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TuRPosr Opr1cE.-On Thursday last,
in pursuance Of previous orders, "Uncle
Abe" Williams, the worthy and efficient
Postmaster Mt this place, turned over tho
mysterious paraphcrnalia of the post Office
to his successor-Mr. N. i. Barnes
Your being namcsakc of the SLATE Ia
mentcd' didn't save you, Abe. Where
fore vast thou not among the ranks Of the
irooly loil, OH Abraham Then wouldst
thou sill have written at the narrative
end Of thy cosnomcn tho magical letters
--'.P NJ" As for thee, Fcstus, thou
ever gay and festive youth, nil aespeldn-
dgm for sic transit gloria m,asGi I
Alars! Alarsl We wccpethl by the
way, we heard of a little circumstance,
in connection with this matter, which
struck us as "plunny." Mr.. Barnes, the
new incumbent, i'll consequence ofan &C.
cileut some years ago, has ever since
used n cane wl,cu walking. On the morn
ing Of The LIST, we understand, he was
walking briskly up Main Street, with no
artificial aids 10 his locomoion. Tho &C.
curence was SO strange that everybody
was cSclaiming-.Wby, what's tho mat
ter? There's DR.. Barnes walking with
out a camel"
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: :, LOCAL ITEMS.

Tur Supervisors meet on the list Thurs
day Of August.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
George Ross, PlF;

William Morley,
lloyd Lo'cndes, John J. In Mancery
Davis, trustee, a. c. Hale, .al
and Henry BaWlon trustee
1.-THE parties in the above named cause will
take notice that l have fixed upon the 10th
day Of Augut 1860, at my flee in tho town Of
Weston, Lewis county, West Virginia, tocxecuts
the order Of reference made in this cause at tbe
May Term, 1860, by which orderI am required
to ascertain and report the liens on the real es-
tate Of the defendant VIM. Monkey, in the bill
and proceedings mentioned, tleir amounts,
character, dates, order ard priorities, together
with any other matter deemed pertinent by my
self or specially requiredby the parties or either
of them.
Given under my hand this l4th day Of May,
1869. WM. L. DUNNlNGTCN,
gomr. circuit court Lewis county, VIVA.
n46-it. rtr ..e
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n. have on hand at this office a large
sssn.ityio.fBL4NK DEEDS, and JUS
Tees BLANKS Of all kinds, so'sn
y, in ii. best style, Call and examine.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Darid Hall PEf

Dapid Hall HGl
Samuel B. Smith, Adnfr III Caancery
Of Olirer @. FortnasA and
others iiDefts.
TNhe parties in this cause will take notice that
l hare fixed upon the 2sd day of June, 1869,
at my Office in the town Of Weston to execute an
order of reference in the above namedcruse, en-
tered at tile May term, 1860, in which am d.
rccted, .a.,..y
First:-To ascertain and report all debts or
demands against said decedent Or his estate, to-
gether with their prorities. ~.
Second ITO ascertain the lands Of which
said Fornash was the owner at his death.
Third To settle the accounts Of Samuel b.
Smith IS Administrator of the said decedent,
together with such other matters as he may
deem pertinent or may be required by the par
ties.
Given under my hand, this 2ls! day Of May
1869. WEI. L. HUNTINGTON.
Comr, circuit court Lewis county W Va.
'H ...||iF myCd-It
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THE FACTORY GIRL;
Or THE BLOSSOM AND TIE n11on7,

-thescencs of which are infinitely more graphic:
than those embodied II any Of the sensational
dramas which now hold possession Of the stage:
[ 1.-THE Tactori Grip will be Immediately fol-.
lowed by anew story Of surprising interest,
from the pen Of J. Il. Smith, Esq, author Of
"ilinhigrey," sS;anheld Hall" ere, etc
All the existing specialities Of the Mercury
will DO retained and new departments added
from time 10 time during the progress Of the
year. Romanccs, Novclettcs, Satirical Sketches
Humorous Poems, Fancy Tales, articles on
American sports and pastirncs, and a weekly di-.i
gcst Of all that's interesting in Thatrical and
ond other popular amuscnents and rccrations,
will figure in the contents Of the Mercury for
coming year. Through the department appro-
priatcd to the youthll authoresscs of America
hundreds Of lady writer's, no famous, first made
The acquaintance Of the public. la lsi
This channel Of communication between the
young ladies Of talent and genius md the read
Ing world will continue open to the former; and.
such productions as are calculated to do them
credit and give them prestige will DO published
with s1ch critical comments as they call for.
To m Il subscribers our terms for 1869, will
be, Cash III adranec-Sinse copies, $3.50 a
year; tirce copies 81; six copies, Sl4; nine
COPIES, $50. Theparty who sends US $40 for a
ub Of nine copies will receive an additional
olpy free. Six months subscription received.
8 dress CAULDWELL s WHITNEY,
'.f .7fr 'l2s Fnlton street, New York.
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MAsskonusETrs-As We supposed, The
loil m--asscs turned out to The amount OF
about six, to attend the ''railroad conven-
iion' at Buckhannon. aud they Qhc six)
were all "orated' ut BY Pork Farnsworta.
They then resolved" and "whcrcascd' a
few more and proceeded to take subs
criptions, amounting to some ST. 900
inlands. The way they get subscriptions
in Blk is somewhat peculiar. For illus
tration, wo will give case in point :
When Buckhannon wanted the State Cap.
| itol, and the committee called for funds
for The accomplishment Of that object, d
trooly loil man, worth, say $4,000, put
down his name for $4,000. When call.
cd upon to 'pOny up" he stated that lis
contribution consisted Of two acres OIL
"town LOTS" which would be worth ali
immense sum should the Capitol ever 60,
there. II turned out that the Gland
consisted Of two acres Of swamp, worth,
on at average, 30 cents an aero. The
same fellow, we presume, Is again subs.
oribing. lI
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ExrIRBo,-On the last day Of June, the
licenses ISSUED in town for tho retail
ing Of the "ardent," all expired. The
right Of grantiugnew ones within the cor
porate limits is now vested in the Town
Council, and that body not having taken
any steps in the matter, tho liquor deal
ers are absolutely "out in the cold"
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4 n EVLRYBOUY
Should heep constantly within their reach, those
invaluable remedies to successfully combat DIS
ease. Robacks Blood Pills, Roback's Stom-.
ach Bittcls, and Robacf's Blood Purifier, they
arc inG,ible in the diseases for which they are
recommended. FIN. CHALFANT,
Sole agent for Lewis County
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2 IT Tin ANKKUpTCY. ~
eTNIls 1StTo GIVE NOTICE, tllata warrant
A of Bank ruptcy wa d out Of the Dis
trlct G.opr! ofth1 Unid States for tho Dis
tic. Of West Virginia against tho CO tateet
Wm,,J. Pins Of $ on, in tho auntyo
'Btaxtou, ia said D Isl ct. adjudged Eenkf
tgpVon haown petilion That the paym ent
tuy debts aud the de!iv .yof any rropcr ty bot
use. aua Tho transfer Ct any property By hint
nfo forbidden by law and that ma lingo
lhg atGdi,oss Of said bankrup,, % ppf5 isir
debts, aud 10 choose ne or, llr j4i Of
his esint MI , bel at a g5te Ink
ruptcy, TO be hldeu 70. 10 3 ass
Chrksburc, West Virgins, W t.,
,Northcott, Esq, Register in Bant.Tl . 10,
said District, on tae 22nd day of jana, 100"
at II o'clock Nm.
JOHN A. HURSEY,
Napnlv f,r II Qiaat. n t-...i.t r...l-..k
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PEnsosAL,-We are glad to note the
familiar counteuance of Mr.. A. .. Smith,
again on our streets.

familiar counteuance OF Mr.. a. u. oMltn
again on our streets.
The HEATED TERM.-Sunday, the
9th ult., was the hottest day Of the sea-
son. Although not entirely melted, We
"fcll off, some forty pounds. AT that
rate, we have just two more such days to
live, ..H
TRUE As PREAcu1NG.-Troublcs, like
wedlock, never come singly. The mo-
meut man tumbles down, everybody
rishes to kick him on in his unwelcome
descent. The world rather enjoys seeing
somebody else stuck immovably fast in
the mud.
NOTICE-TO Tue VorEns OF SHER1-
DAN TowSsulp,-Thcre will be meeting
of the voters held at the School House on
the head of Murphy's Greek, on July
25th, 1860, for or against levy in said
township for Free School purposes.
BY o:der Of the Board Of Education,
JOHN BouAN, Secretary.
ExrIREp,-Ou the last day Of June, til,
licenses ISSUED in town for tho retail
ing Of the "ardent," all expired. The
right Of granting new ones within the cor
porate limits is now vested in the Tow
Council, and that body not having takel
any steps in the matter, tho liquor deal
ers are absolutely "outin the cold"
TABLE OF DlsrANcEs.-Thc Pittsburs
Canrmsrcial publishes u table Of distance
on the Ohio river, prepared by Thomas
P. Roberts, Assistant U. S. Civil Engi
uecr, from which we learn that the dis
tance from Pittsburg to Wheeling is 0f
miles ITO Pmkcrsburg 1881 miles; te
Cincinnati, 1861 miles; 10 Louisville.
59sl miles; and to Cairo 9G7 miles.
Psout1Ar.-Wc ate requested b. G
prominent dealer in sheep, living in Town,
to publish the following, which Ire says
describes recent happy dream:
Zone night while was sleeping,
bad dream Of joy; thought had .
charming wife and darling little boy.
loved, I Rugged, l kissed them-I ate
them almost whole. My little boy got
angry, my wife began to scold. But soor
scream terrific awoke mo from my
sleep; my face was scratched in pieces
plague take that little Drdtl My wifi
she was pillow, my baby was eatp
HoMG MAHKErs.-We experience grea
tribulaticn Of late in procuring the ncccs
sury quantity Of odiblcs to make us onc'
more Fat Contributor" Butter, eggs
and all the other earlier vegetables, ars
as plentiful this year as ever, but it ap
pears that the farmers bring but very
little to town, and consequently We are
growing, in flesh, "smaller by degrees
and beautifully less" We trust TINT our
friends in the country will appreciate cul
lamontable condition (our garden consist.
ing Of only four hills Of potatOes and roll
in at once supply that will relieve the
necessities Of ourself and our suffering
ifcllow.townsmen.
TnEPosr OrfcE.-On Thursday last,
in pursuance Of previous orders, "Uncle
Abe" Williams, the worthy and efficient
Postmaster ut this place, turned over the
mysterious paraphcrnalia ofthc post Office
to his successor-Mr. N. +. Barnes
Your being namcsakc of the SLATE Ia
mentcd' didn't save you, Abe. Where
g.. 1901 A. -, ,,,t =. ttn ,.o,f.s &c khn
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C,RcyRlous. 20 larksburg was inflicted
with d circus on tie Goth ult., and tho
usual number Of damphools handed out
their circulating medium for the privilege
Of seeing the elephant.
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JOHN A. HURsEY,
Deputy forIt Slack q. s. Marshal, District
Of West Virginia. ..f no ia
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TIE LAST IS FIhsT.-The FIVE great
evils Of life aae said to be standing COL
lars, stove-pipe hats, tight boots, bad
HhiskeY and cross wnmen
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Chancery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, | &C
Rock Island County, J
In the Circuit Court Of the September Term, A..
d. 1869. In Chancery.
Sarah Il. Cobb VS.. Job Rose, Maria Gould, AUS
tin u. Gould, and - Gould, wife of said
Austin, and whose christian name is unknown.
Amended Bill in Partition.
To Maria Gould and - Gould, wife Of said
Austin E. Gould, and whose christian name is
unknown, defendants in the above entitled SUIT,
NOTICE Ia hereby given that the above emit.
~ tied suit is now pending in said Court, and
that summons has been issued against you
therein.
Now, unless you shall personally be and ap-
pear before said Court on the first day OF the
next term thereof to be holden in the Court
House, 10 the City Of Rock Island, in the county
and state aforesaid, on the FIRST MONDAi
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, to which time ana
place the said summons is made returnaoler ana
blend answer or demur to the amended bill in
said suit filed, that the same will be taken Tor
confessed as against you, and decree entered ac-
cordingly.
Rock island, ILL.,, July 8, A. D. 1869.
SAMUEL p. HoDGEs,
Clerk Of said Court.
OSBORN & CURTIS,
Complaints Solicitors.
iuly6dw4w.
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How true and how strange, that people should
seek relief in the hieroglifos Of a doctors pre-
scription whom they can buy as good, and nine
times out Of ten, better remedy than most doc
tors give, for the insignificant sum of IS cents.
We refer to Judson's Mountain Herb Pills
These pills cure Headache, Liver Complaint, In
Female Irregularities, and all Bilious
disorders. They are prepared from formula
pronounced by the most learned physicians of
family medicines. Give them a fair trial and
you will never be without Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills. Sold by all dealers.
augl5dwlm.
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pailp ARGUS.
An Inraninna InYention,


An invention has been produced in Pari.
for settling disputes between eao'niters and
cabdriverS. /, not only reekons the dis
lance traversed, but indicates the exact sum
of money due to the driver Two dials arc
fixed on the back ;of the driving seat; one
contains a clock, while on the other the dis
lance travelled is indicated by hand acted
ON by the wheels; it is entirely beyond the
control either of the csbby or his "fare."
The apparatus is put in and out of gear by
the lowering and raising of lever bearing
the word "libre," which is only visible when
the cab is empty aud the "compteur" conse.
quently unemployed, There is no danger Of
the driver emitting to lowerthis lever as
soon as he is hired, as it is his interest to
have the creates, possible distance paid for.
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DY%PEPSGA.
Bear in JTiI!H,

dinner taken daily, will keep the system free from
DYSPEPSIA INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION,
COSTIVEN ESS, &c.
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Pretty Women.-A comparatively few ladies
monopOliie the Beauty as well as the attention
of Society. This ought not to be so, but it is;
and will bs while men are foolish, and single out
pretty faces for companions. .....
This can all be changed by using IIagan's
Magnolia Balm. which gives the Bloom of Youth
and Refined sparkling Beauty to the complex
ion, pleasing, powerful and natural.
No lady need complain of red, tanned,
freckled or rustic complexion who will invest rs
cents in Hsgan's Magnolia Balm. It's effects are
truly wonderful.
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Pure and Lustrous as White satin n,

Are the Teeth to which soIodont is daily APP
piled. And no wonder--for the Outlay sopo-
maria, or bark Of the Gillian Soap Tree, which
lie one Of its com ponents. is used in South Amer
lea for removing spots from white silks without
injnring the fabric. OF all preservatives and
sntiseptIcs tits, according to the famous French
botanir and chemists, Fleury and Chalard, the
most potent and the most harmless.
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Nutritious, Healthy, the Best.

DooLEY's BAKING POWDER, 10 the most
economical and convenient Baking Powder now
10 use. 1t saves the expense of milk and eggs,
prevents the possibility Of poor rolls, biscuit, or
cakes, and thus produces happiness in both
kitchen and household. /. is put up In tin
cans, which arc. to all intents and purposes
impervious to shc action Of the weather. One
trial will convince the most skepticsl Of its SUI
perior qualities. For sale by grocers.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-30

RAILWAYS PILLS are the only iurEltyc that viii
ultcmtvcr durc'le, sUdorida, arcli NJ and
toni. mlucnrr,
They IRE the only vegetable uh,tu,cs or Clom'l or
Mercury.
They promote TIC secretion Of Bile and withdraw it
from the circulation
They assist through their nutritious properties, the
Chymc and ohyo, and gastric uces in the process OF d-
Eesuon. , ,-
They are Elegantly Coated with Gun Perfectly Taste
less, aud free from smell.
PRICE, Twenty lyr Cent, per Box or Fly" l'"vc. f1r
One Dollar Away mss for railways i lLN, ana
see that the letter, tI.i unr 3it u Ir., aud
the ". rds RadyD's EDguit." uu me "lh.T, co.L hv
ali Druggists atd G.a.gJ NI|u ..Nu,r AMI - ir.
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