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The national Republican., 1869-06-12
~- THE SEVENTH CONGREs-
sS siONAL DisTRICr OF VIII

To the Voters Of the Seventh Congregational DIS;
1isrSGndr i'd fqfrJeg, Princ. RiiifqmJ 1G.
Spoitsviyaatd, Toen Of ,E,sdsrics:ourO'
FELISS .IirIESSsi Having been h9a9rsd by
doun, and Fairfax, with letters from numerous
nounee myself as ca for Congress from this
pistTIct, as constituted by the Rpportonment made
BY The last Convention, delayed reply until the
daTstood BY my fellow .oit Lens. ! appreciate me
Kind InAnnaT In which have been called on "
answer their communi cations. ] have not sought
10 TspTessnt ihis District The present condition
OF aifaiTs In ViTainia Is the reason have been
thouEbt Of, probAblyI but do not feel at liberty
10 disTeRnfd The mark Of confidence expressed 10
me ithsrsfoTe announce myself as an indepsnd'
ami Candidate Should II be the plaasuIe 9t the
people 10 elect me, promise tu be JdtUut rep
ressniairs, and u see that 10 hGrIl CONES to ne
people 9J he old C0mmOnDsnHh by 'ay uote or
lam ISr Pgnrs: wshayo had strife long enough (
Let u gndaayUr to build up the waste places.
This District is large one, MY present tnghRs'
ments will not permit rue TO canvass the psHle'i
vet I will visits as many OF the court-houses as
can before the day n election
Your fellow clti7ao, ,p,yIs u.KPUyIV
ALExASpRIA, May 10, ISe
[Tke papers of the District " ~ please publish
the above, and send accounts, which VIII remit
my2
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OFFICE, CITY HALL,

~ WAsnINoToS,D. c., June 10, 1850
BE tknoMni That A. the election heli 10 this city
oa the 7th instant, the folloWlns named persons
having been duly elected
For CITY Collegtor-IredeIick A. Boswell.
For ReEister-John Y, Cook,
For suryeyor-PAtriek II. DonegAu.
Carter A. Stewart, AS member Of the Board OF
Aldermen for two years, David N. Davis, as
member Of the Board Of Aldermen. to ali unex-
TRSap.on, A. s. TsSiSr and Sas A. ~ TardoS aSSGn a.
pgembersof the BOard Of Common Council from the
William II. Chase, as member Of the Board Of
Aldermen for two years, II. A. Hall, u. II. Piper,
aud George BurEess as members Of the Board OF
Common Council. and Casper Keller as Assessor
Thomas o. Conneliy. Ass member Of tho Board
q Aldermen for two yearsi and X. J. Beall, John
Thomas job hnsou and X. b, Detrlck as members
OF the Board u Common Couuell from the Third
ward.
Matthew O. Emery. as member Of the Board Of
hldsrmen for two years, aud George W HAttbn,
Board Of Common Council aud Samuel g. Espey
Assessor from the Fourth ward.
William u. Slater, as nembet Of the Board Of
Aldermen for two yeArst and j. W. Mcknight
Charles w. Holden and A. D, Tinney a. Members
Of the Board OF Common Council from the Filth
ward.
Charles Champion. as msmber OF the Board Of
Aldermen for two years. and JssiAh L. yenAble.
X. A simms and Frank d, Gaines as members Of the
Board Of Common Council, and 8. 8. Riley as As
sessor from the sixth ward.
Sidney 8. Baker, as member Of the Board Of
Aldermen, I2r two rssrsi aud sathpsou Meter,
ward. s. J. BOWEN,
jel2.3L Mayer,
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Personal.

SECRETARY RAwLISs left last evening for
brief visit to his family in Connecticut.
GEN. Q. A. GILMORE, who battered down
Fort Pulaski during the war, has now been
ordered to Savannah to repair it.
VICE President CoLFAx and wife are at
Boonton, New Jersey, the guests of Hon.
John Hill, VI. c.
Hon. J. RUSSELL JONES will sail for Bel
GUM on the 26th inst, succeeding Mr.. San
ford, suspended.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES last ar end n 4

yzB ment Of the Bankrupt Law provides that
In all proceedings commenced after the nrst day of
January, 1869, no discharge shall be granted to a
debtor whose assets shall not be equal TO nty Per
eentum Of the claims proved against his estate
III : clause does not, however, shut out from the
be nent Of the law ali poor debtors, for further
provides that certain petitioners and All Wh2 e9M
Charges, though they may have no asssts Not
withstahd Ing the provision, In view o. US nmis.
sill applying Tor the beneht Of the law In all parts
Per,ons Ia this Dlatrict who still wish to avail
thsmssiveh Of Its benefit, and who have NO assets'
should examine carefully whether theI are IN
scnbsr will Eiye information on ths subject O. All
times without charge. . uEo' ,mAhoN,
CITY Hall. Iebo
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ARMY ORDERs.-MaJor and Brevet Lieu
tenant Colonel George Gibson has been as
signed as Major 9Th regiment Infantry, and
ordered to report to the commanding gen.
eral, department of Missouri. Leave of alb
scncc has been granted to Major General
Daniel Z. Slcklcs for one year, with permls-
sion to leave the country. Breyet Major
Gen. Wm. IL. Emory, colonel 9Th United
States cavalry, having declined the appoint
ment of governor Of Soldiers Home, the
order assigning him to that duty has been
revoked. Tho warrant of Henry Williams,
superintendent of the national cemetery, at
Andersonville, Georgia, has been revoked on
account OF improper conduct. Henry Clarke,
superintendent of tho national cemetery,
Stanton, Va, has been discharged the ser
vice at his own request. Henry Brown, super
intendent of the national cemetery, at Jetler-
son City, NO., has been discharged at his
own request. Geo. Griffin has been as
signed to the charge of this cemetery. Bre-
vet Maj. Gen. 8. s. Carroll, lieutenant colo
mel United States army, has been retired
with the full rank of major general, to data
from June 8, 1859, on account of wounds
received at the battle of spottsylyanla Court
House.
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Special Notices.

sw- REy. @. w. BLAGDEN, D. D.,
q Bo,to z, Is expected e. preach IN The
Ghu,shi scr3sr st s9s Tcntk streets, at o clock
io'"VhhV" bNkNlNd. IL
~-PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEET
- ING IN THE CAPITOL GROUNDS
a ppslis nsetinE, under the spsP,ss. q Howard
West Capitol GrppntS. at $50, SUNDAY kFTER.
MOON pe,t. Addresses will be delivered by 0en. g.
Canada; Rev. Mr.. Lathrop. OF CouneetienIi Gen.
erAl Loni. wagner, Of Penusylyania; J. Weed,
esq, OF California, and other gentlemen Out
feilow-eitiiens ssaerally are cordially Invited to
attend. @ W. DRNIsON,
W. p. DRRw,
T. L. KiDwRtL,
1t
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THE MARRIAGE RING.-Es-
,~-PnILo soPHY OF MARRIAGE.-

" A New UOnTse OF LecIuTes, hs utIIVtIou
| at the New York Museum Of ApatomJ, enbraeins
| the subjects: How to Live and What to Live For I
| Youth. Maturity and Old Age; Manhood gsneTally
Reviewed; The Cause Of Indigeshoni Fistnlsnee
aud Nervous Diseases accounted fort Marriage
| PhIlOsophically Considered, 40, These lectures
will be forwarded on receipt OF four stamps BY I'D
| dressing: Secretary Museum Of Anatomy, Balti-
more, II wost Baltimore street. Baltimore Nd.
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DRoPosALs FOR BEEF.

0FFIcE Assr. CoNsIssARY OP srRsIsrRSCH,
PoRr MAcOS, n, @. Juue 1. lsGo :
Sealed proposals In duplicate, are Invited uhti
u o'oloef, m. Juue Is, lslp. for furnishing ihJ
United States sobsi.tsnee Department with ;uel|
By that Department. for any purpose, at ForI
Macon, N, Q: for six months aad for one yea
from July I. lSe.
The Beef must be Of good ind mark stable quality
subjset 10 rigid inspection. tnsrks, lhauks and
kidney tallow to be excludei.l aud II not salts
factory, purchases will be Inad W open market
and the contractor charged with the excess d
price.
Good and sufieiest security will be required foI
the due ful1lment OF the contract, and the name
Of the proposed sureties must accompany saclI
bid.
Payne will be made In Government fluids 81
the end OF each month.
Bids to be addressed to tho undersigned. and
marked Proposals. for Beef. ~
By order Of Chief Com. Dept. OF the south
TH0S, h. ROBINSON,
iel0.td Rlrat Llent. u. =. A.. A G. 3.
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DRoPosALs.
TRRlsuRr DEPAGrnExr,l

OFIIcR OF THE LiuuT-HOCsR BOARD,
wAsHIs1ToS CITY, May ~, 1870.
Separate sealed proposals will be received at
this Office until o'clock. p, IN. on FRIDAY, the
18th day Of June, 1902, for building and ca dipping
dimensions:
Length from fore side OF rAbbet OF stem to an
side Of stern post, 1856 feet
Extreme breadth, % feet
Depth Of hold from sids OF hoor timber to under
side OF deck plank, amldship. 0 feet.
Drawings aud specification, and any other de-
sired Information concerning these vessels, WILDE
furnished upon application In writing to thu un
dersiEned At this ofhce. W. b. sHUBRICR.
III Chairman
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FsNoTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS.

wAHIsaTos, D, O., June ii. issa.
Whereas II has been made to appear to me II At
mad dogs have been, aud stil sre within this city
hereby FeduiIe, ssreablr to the Jaw In such case
cureiy place, or canse 10 be placed. on tbem snb
stantial wire.gsuge matiles for the period Of
aalne'y days Alter ne ioth in,tanti rnd that al
shall be Killed aud bared by the Police GERS Of
the city 3, J. BOWEN,
iol2.l0l MAYOR
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summary Of advantages Ia u.itS Self Lsa-ou.

Summary Of advantages iu usihE Self Lsa-ou.
Ing Flour:
l. HRALTHPULNBss.
Its saving Of the putrieious constituents Of the
-four from consumption iu the process ot rnisinE
the bread.
Its restoration Of the phosphste-. which are. In
larger or lessor measure. removed with the bran
In the preparation of the hner qualities OF -four
II tprovidss bread, from tho usA Of which. even
By persons Of delicate digestive orsAns none Of the
ills peeuliar TO fernentcd bread follow Itinay be
eaten warm with impunIty, while with most per.
sons II is nscessary that fsrmented brssd should
lose its freshness or become stale in order Ia the
destruction Of ssme Objectionable qualities bsfbrn
II may be eaten with safety.
T. SAVING OF TINE
while ordinary fermsntsd bread isvolycs, as
general thing, preparation over night, caro- for
several hours before baking. AID dependence on =
variable supply Of leavon or yeast the phosphate
bread 10 prepared from the Hour fer the oven In u
few minutes.
CERTAINTY OF UNIFORM, ExCELLEST
RESULT.
While the result with the process Of fermentation
is Of doubtful Issue, aud In hsusohold production
IL more frequently Indifferent than good.
l. KBBPir0 FRESH
II furnishesA bread which retaius lis moisture
much lonIst than equslly porous ferme uted bread.
and does not mould as readily a. rnrmentod broad
docs.
.. CoHvBNIBsCB.
II is q method which by providing agents Of
known qualities and strength reduces the measute
OF skill required. and secures with very small
degree OF care and moderate expenditure Of time
uniformly sIeslleht bread.
- The trade supplied At nnun facturer's prieos.
my6-n
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'osALs SoR YREsn bEET.
hls.sSoss,sss 9, rOsTI ICSs SSssI,sssr. Z rs.s

tsy,.SosStsss q slr ros! ySSs eSss,isssr' :, Iss'
NM
quantities Of Fresh Beef IS may te. required b
that department. for any purpose, at hgptsomsry
fot ,ir mouths and for one ysar. from yqlJ !, lSa
subject 70 rigid inspection, (nseks, shauts,. an,
kidnsy 70 be ereiuded,) and n not satisfactory
eonirsctor charged With the excess ofprice;
Good and sp deient seeuriiy will be required fo
the due fulhllment OF the contract, and the name
Oh lks proposed sursties must accompany each bid
fRy1Ys9f Will be nnade In Government funds 4
the snh OF Aah month.
Bids 70 Bs tadfes,ed TO the undorsIgued. ant
By order Of Br'r. Bhs Gent EA,DsSi hsEs
i,ll.td Second Lieut.. ID tstsn,rT, 4, o. s.
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THE commodlous residence on IL street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
occupied by Lord Lyons, the British Minis
ter, has heen thoroug bly, repaired since pur
chased by Vice Admiral Porter, and will be
occupied by him in a short time.
The national Republican., 1869-06-12

MR. KENSEDr AND RHE CENSUS COMMIT
TER.-In reply to a paragraph which ap-
pearcd in the RRruBLIcAN a day or two ago'
Mr.. J. {. q. Kennedy writes rs follows:
SIR: with respect TO 40 article In your p Aper
Of Yesterday, suggesting that certain named
gentlemen had appeared before the Census
Committee with census schedules, each OF
whom appeared desiToua 20 detrAet from the
once, / wish you to know that / only appeared
in response 10 = demand from the committee
itself; thafI presented no sehedule'i that
am not an applicant for any Otieei and that
without a knowledge Of the Views Of any mem
ber, spoke the words Of trrfh, without nat
terry which is not always the best passport TO
avor Yours Jos. q, q. KENNEDY.
Ifgg
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

WAsHINoTor, June 10, 1860. I
Information has been received At this De-
partment from Mr.. y. W. Rice, the consul
Of the Unftcd States at Aspinwall, of the
death, on the 18th Of January, 1860, at As
pinwall, Of ANTONIO GERLAou, a native of
6triegau, Prussia.
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DROP0sALs YoR FREsH BEEF.

0PFIoR or AcrIsd CoNY or sURsIsrKNCR, Il
foRr CoLUhBus, N. Y. H., Juuos 1869, :
Proposals. in duplicate, with a copy Of this nd
yertisement attached. win be received by the M
dsrsiEned until IAN, on the l4h instant, t,r SUP
plying Prssh Beef 70 the troops stationed at Ford
York sity, Tbs said beef mu,t be fresh. of good
marketable quality, In equal proportions ~ for
and hind quarters, lnecks. shank and kihuet
tAllow to be excluded, and to be driIvcrcd HI
posts showed named fieo OF cost, In such quAntit
as may be from tlms to time required and on sue
days as the commanding officer shalt designated
not exceeding four times per week.
Separate proposals In duplicate " III also be rel
ceivcd By the undersigned up to tho sFIna hour and
date above mel TONED, for sup yingu uIniss0net
ofeers and THAR families sta'lunCd Ht the HfOrel
said places or those supplied thcrcfrnn. with cue
choice fresh beef as they NAV from time tu time rel
quire, such as sirloin aud portct'bonsr steaks
standing ribs or rib Toa,ts
These contracts to b. In force six months or sue
less time Is the Com pissary Geuonl ShAil direct
commencing on the lsl day OF July. Isr0.
The contractors will bo required iu enter Init
bonds for the sum Of Vi, 0OO siguni by twH rrrT0n
sibie suretles. whose names must be mentioned 4
the bids.
18th inst,, at which time and place bidders arc in
yited to be present.
ProPo.als will be marked "prOP?'sdIss IgT Beef.
ne ,elc.td Bvt. Major. i. ). A.. T. e. i.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

wAsHIseros, June II. lseo.-Jay Cooke \
%. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
ernment securities.
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DEPARTMENT or srArs,t
WAaaIMarnM Luna IN lana

wAsHiSeros, June 10, 1860.
Information has been received at this Dts
partment from Mr.. Owen NJ. Long, the con-
sui of the United States at Panama, United
States Of Colombia, Of the death, on the 10Th
Of May, 1869, at sea, Of GsoEeK PAoB, late
master OF the ship Washington.
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Proposals.
DRoPosALs FOR BEEF.

OtrIer Assn'r CosnIssAEY or suBsIsTENcE,
1erI N Mkcor, n. c., Junel, lsee,
s:s Rr0se.s uP1Ss'i 1 oI sri riurn,Ias 1IiiG sR
Unltsd States bubsIstsnee .Dspsrtfnsnt with SUE
quantities. of "Fresh Beef as may be Iequired bt
h.Oy tor siH months and for ono year from 'ul
Tho Beef must be- Of good aud marketable quaf|
ity, suhiect 70 rigid In speetion theck. sbanks
kidney tallow 70 be excluded, and u not ssti,
IA ths contractor charged with the excess Q,
a:sa .sd a s,ll b: S ,;qgrsa q
of The proposed surs,ies must aocofhpany each bid
Paymsnt Will " made In Government funds Al
Bids 10 be eddressed TO the undersigned. Hn|
marie 'rrgposaIs for Beef, "
South THOMAS y. ROBINSON,
jeff-td FIRST Lieut.. U. 3. A.. A. O. s.
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CLIO Fl T N G.!
FRESH new YORK BUTTER,

REGHvsb DAILT, At sPICER's BUTTER sTO 2R
t5s HInth street.
Dealers and CONSUMERS supplied at lowest cas-
pisss. apl2-u
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~.CARPkTs, CURTAINS, 90.
~C. r. CUMMINs.

SAT SEVENTH STREET,
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOEHOU
~hers the public may always hnd WHAT THEY
WANT, and OF the BEST MANUFACTURE.
ssooud door south of X street and Northern Market
SS very agreeable, light. nutritiye food, Asu-
PsriSr artisls 70, pudding. and iellie',, and !.
and children. Sold by all Gfoesrs. myl7.lAw6w
,H. THE MARRIAGE RING.-Es-
SSS SAYS on the Errors OF Youth and the Fol-
lies Of Age in regard to Social Byls, with certain
help for the erIinE and unfortunate. Sent In
sealad latter envelopes, free OF charge, Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p, PhiladslPhis,
Pa my %. Sm
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psoPosKIs YoR woop.

Hslpss: Sg.s,H ~, h,.rrAs, AL D,'TsS,SSr' |, I,SS
. '.s 4. x: 1 S III, = js:i.ss
il: I q w Ri;s a:ii {: r z
Esm jsa. Until Esy,s%ssr g. 1sp' and in auan
Propcssis may be made for the twhole or a pal
efths amount rsquired and must BE- gnSr,s.ss
70 enter into bonds for the fulnllment Of the con
tract when awarded.
aqlred Will y Furnished on application to the one
sSe'd'rsfths General ooTps%Sdiss Cow w. issssRRsrr.
ousrtsrfnsstsf jell-td
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE, I
WAsHtNoToN, June 10, 1852.

WAsHiNoroN, June 10, 1879.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. Owen NJ. Long, the con-
sui Of the United States at Panama, United
States Of Colombia, Of the death, on the Goth
Of September, 1867, at Asplnwall , Of wN.
RILEY.
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toYYroIAL.I
-, DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
WAaHInarnn Lima L. lann.

DEPARTMENT or STATS
WAsHiroros, June :, 1900.
Information has been received ct this De-
partment from Mr.. John T. Robson, the
consul Of tho United States at 81. Thomas,
WI, of the death. on the 10th Of May, 1899,
at 81. Thomas, Of G. Korsrxrs, an Ameri-
can seaman belonging to the brisautlne Julia
+. Carney.
DsrARrunrr OF srlrE,t
WAsHrSeror. Jrnsio 1870.
Information has been received at this Do
partment from Mr.. W. Rice, the consul Of
the Unked States at Aspinwall, Of the death,
on the - ofiso5, at Aspinwali, Of HENRY
HorrMAS. Tho legal Representatives Of the
deceased can obtain further Information by
making application TO this department.
The national Republican., 1869-06-12

ITke papers of the District W ~ please publish
the above, and send accounts, which Will remit
TnVO1
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-24

ho"E YEARS since poor but talented gentle
man Of the medical profession conceived tho idea
that if he could produce medicine of universal
application and extraordinary merit, and make
IT known, he could not only enrich himself and
esea e the drudgcry of ply siciaus life, hut
also benefit the sick in greater measure than by
his private practice. lie therefore ousulted
with the best physicians lac could find, and the
result was the production of the JudsOn's Noun
tain Herb Pills, IL famous and most successful
medicine. He began in a small way to make the
Mountain Herb Pills known by advertising them,
and such was the value Of his Pills, that in a few
years he had not only amassed fortune, but had
that rare satisfaction for a rich man, of having
relieved the sick, and beneftted biz fellow men
in every part Of the country, as thousands Of
grateful testimonials could prove. The Tudsons
MountPin Herb Pills have cured Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Female Irregularities, and all
Bilious Disorders. This little sketch serves both
to Hdyrn tale and point moral. DR.. Judsons
Pills meritorious and the noctsr himself
knew the value Of printers ink. For sale by all
dealers. decl 5dwlm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-24

srRoFuLt isa faint or infection in the human
organism, which weakens the vital forces, and
disorders or disarrsngos the functions of The
whole system. This faint or infection ia most
usually hereditary in the constitution, hut it NAV
alec arise from habits of life, unwhole some food
etG. In time, If this dircGse does not show itself
IN an uIcerous or tuberoulous fern, It induces
those other diteases, such az consumption, ulcer.
atlons Of the liver, stomach and iiinsys, salt
rheum, drop'y, etc. The best remedy ever yet
discovered Is CDR. Walkers Vegetable Vinegar
bitters'' 1t will cure the disease if not too far
advanced, and will eradicate the cause.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-24

One Of the few really successful enterprises OF
the day is Parker 4 Co.'S One Dollar sale Their
system offers greater opportunity for the pur.
chase Of the thousand and one useful articles,
at price that comes within the reach Of ali
classes, than any other.
1t q well understood fact that certain elias
SEES OF goods pay the dealer very large percent
age OF profit. This appears almost necessary,
especially in Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Silver Plated
Ware, 6c,, of which dealer does not sell sufi-
Gent of any one article to make it an object of
trade, and is obliged to purchase in small quan.
titles; and when the goods are sold by three or
four different classes Of merchants, and each
charge very large profit, the price becomes
double the original cost of manufacture before
reaching the hands OF the people.
It is IN such goods Parker L Co., 9s and 100
Summer St, Boston, deal most extensively.
Their sales are so immense they make each arti.
Gle a speciality, often buying all a manufacturer
can produce. Their system gives universal salts
faction. Read their Advertisement
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Daily Argus.
10 Dyspspties

From a careful analysis Of DooLEY's BAKING
POWDER, we can safely recommend it as the bes,
ever manufactured, producing bread, biscuits
pastry, &C., which ear be relished by the most
sensitive dyspepties, as healthy and nutritious
Always ready, economical, and viii presery q
its strength anil purity in any climate. For
sale IN t, }, and pound eaas to meet the de-
mSnd, by Gr0cers generally.
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This is a1 interesting work Of over two hmm
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1t il book that ought to be hApt under lock and
key, and not laid Ca 70 essly about the house. 1t
embraces everything on the subject ofthe gener-
alive syttem that is worth knowing, and much
that is not published il any other work.
This invaluable work will he sent to any one
free of POSTAGE on receipt of Fifty cents.
Address: DR.. Butts Disrensary, No. II North
Eighth street, st. L0uis, o.
~ Notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate,
Before receiving treatment from notorious
QHacts, who advertise in the public papers, or
Esing any Qaack remedies carefully psruse DR..
Butts work. No matter what your disease is, or
how deplorsbs your own condition, mber
that while it costs you Fifty cents to have it
with the valuable information. 1t may cost you,
as it has many, life of hopeless misery, and re-
greet not to have it.
DR.. Butts can be consulted personally or by
mail on any of the diseases mentioned in bis
works Office No II Worth Eighth street, be-
tween Market and Chestnut, St. Louis, Mo
julyl4dw1y.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-24

To Whom 1t May Concern Have you ever
befouled your grey hair with the viscid dyes or
worse preparations offered as substitutes? If so,
they disgust you, of coursc, but let not that nre.
vcntyou from using PHAL0N'S VITALIA OR
SALVATION FOR THE hair, which is clear
aud harmless as water in all respects agreeable.
and effects the desired object thoroughly and at
isiactoriy