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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Semi-Weekly Line!

On and amer the 18th Inst. tho nnt
IT Steamer Dirigo and Pranconla, will
GcSI until further notice, runs rs follows
Leave Galts Wharf, Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, and leave
Pier % East River. New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at3f.M
The Dirigo and Franoonia are fitted up with hns
accommodations for passengers, making this the
most conveient and comfortable route for tfav'
elers between New York and Maine.
Passage, In State Room, $500. Cabin passage
$500. Meals extra
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon
treal, Quebec, Halifax, st. John, and all parts Of
Maine.
the Steamers as early rs , p. n. on the day that
they leave Portland.
For Freight or PassageApply r-.
HENRY Fox, Galt's Wharf, Portland.
J. y, AMES, Pier % East River, New York.
May Q, 1858. 81
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cause, to tell the truth, I feel I do not love
Cod
.Neither did T. replied the other; but
God loved me-
This answer produced such an effect
upon his friend, that to use his own words
II was as II one had lifted him of the sad
die into the skies. 1t opened up to his
soul Mt once the great truth that 1t Is not
how much love God, but how much God
loves me.
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coknN WILL DE FORFEITED. BY
SOOO DR. L. DIX. Il falling % cure IN le..
time than any other physician more snuAiy and per-
maDenty, with Ices restrain. oa OCCUPATION % .ess expo
sure 10 al weather. with safe and pleasant m~cines.
sELY.ADUsE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
rE Their effects AMI ooas~luencesj
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married. AMI Single LADIES'
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS,
Mercurial Affections, Huptoos and an Diseasss Of the
skin, Uceu Of The Nose, Thrat and BODY l1mPscs on
The Fsce swelling Of the JOINTS Nesvousness coost.
tuooai and oher Weaknesses In youth and The more Id
vanood, at al ages. Of r... .....
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE or MARRIED.
DIR. L. DIxB
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFrICE,
II EndIcott Street, BOSTON, Mass.
ID 10 arnagei that patients her zach oker
Reo,llec the osiy entrance io his oice No. II, hav
Ing no connection with his residence, Consequently M Nm
lily ntsrupon that account can any Ierson hes
itate applying at bis o0hoe.
DIR. DIX
Sodiv a,srts, land Il cannot be ccurSicsei except By
quseka who YIN cay Q. 90 anything, even psF,ae "e"'
selves, 10 impoee upon pstients) that be
10 ns only Rs0sisr Graduate Physie,aa sdserfis-
ing In Bosfoa.
SIXTEEN YEARS
-cngaeof In treatment Of Special Dseasss d % veil
known IN many Citisens. Publishers, MerhAnu, Hotel
Proprietor., kc that he 10 much recommended, and par.
' STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS.
To avobf and escape impnsiuoo o. pvsn III In .l
quaeks, more Hsmeroas In Boston 'han onrf hse eues'
nm my
Wv
proudly refers 10 Prok.or am resIeeAse rnyss ~ =.
many o whom consult him In ertucai osss c.ose ns'
Acknowledged sknl nni repa,auco ss.A"o '"'''sh ~
long experience, Pfsctce anh oos4vSa
AFFLICTED AND CSFORrCNATI,
he m. robb anil add to your suffering. In being deceived
by t lying boosts, misrepresentation, lake Pfo@''s an'
pretens'oo' OF
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QUACks,
tho lno ,,e M the n,tprr AMI character az speciai Dc
80. - -. :. a. ,h.i, err. sme e,hIbit forv,i III
t'',,,.s,s.. ~ Co.,. ~htsh n.,ev ,,i.,sd m
pnas " in ~ s., 49, ,nnJ, p,,ISsrss m H.
my ~ 49,, vi ~. ~, onIS .s.nmIng .nd rd
,s,,ng IN n.r,s. ~ ~ I,.rr In he dIpsomas bu
70 aisher th.ir impogo ss,sipe n 49,,
by
QUAcK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
-, Al. ..-.,s..,.. 40, ,.s.r.,,. ana ,,ceumeods.
~. 49," ~, m. 90 m, c.n,os eIu-e
1870 Inn 80 10 hslies 10 furbr thrr hnpo-
,oa sy MN , %soi a S, % ss,. Az p..s and
.scres al ihs ,,e 20 sr ,, srnss ss,s q ,hs
49, a.. -, .v.,x,hin, bat uow kpovu
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FOR SALE.

sO<AASSs
THE Subscriber, wishing to
575 change business, now offers his
Ilomestoad Farm for sale. Said farm contains 90
acres moro or less-about 90 acres In wood and
n.sturing and about Il acres In moving and til.
fage'-hss one Brick House, 2ix36, with an l. l6x2a
win ~ rooms all finished (attio not hnished) Gel.
la un,er whole house and L, with cistern contain.
inc .ope 20 hhds.. Cellar feet deep. Root sla-
ted. Wood shed running iron house 10 barn, with
eorn.house over H. One barn 33I6O and one stable
rim cellar under It, 3Oxto, with hay-lon above It.
Also another barn for storing hay, 2Dx30, u feet
nosts one blacksmiths shop about l2rl6. Has
sbont three hundred Fruit Trees, all coming Into
heating, and all OF the choicest fruit; has two
velis one in yard Of house, another In cellar un'
der stable also, within 10 feet OF stable, ono largo
Reservoir, Sx2Dr6, Cor water In case or IRE. :
said farm will be sold In separate lots or In
vhoie /. so arranged that the buildings, together
Win orchard and some ten acres Of land will be
soId separate, II desired. All the remainder OF
Tiliagc Land lays on the public streets, and will
Ia emf up and sold separately, II desired. Also,
the Wood and Pasture land will DO sold separate
~ n desired Said farm Ii situated on Hill street,
R,ddeford and Is within ten minutes walk OF the
stnres and mills, and 10 within the No. School
District. entitled to the privilege OF High School
without extra charge.
sIso. ,ome lots Of land on Alfred street, mont OF
NJ X, Church. suitable for stores. For further par.
tculsrs please call on the subscriber on the prem
ises ~ ShrEo hNDhhWo'
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Bonded knees while clothed with pride
Heavenly petitions while boarding treas
uresl Prayers Of meekness and charity
from n heart OF resentment and spite
Holy devotions and a life Of folly! Hours
OF prayer and years Of folly, art not valid
and acceptable worship of God.
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ypNre Ltts<s.

Hotel "elcvator"-ths Bar.
Boys are men In roundabout way.
An ili-bread mana alex baker.
The oldest cup on recori-hic-cup.
A singular sight-to zee garden walk.
Query-ls the wheel OF time ever tired'
wan,ed-a settlement OF the dews ofeye.
ysleighs OF Notwithstanding matrimonial Offer.
= A volume OF water cannot be called dry read
ing. $500. ... ...
The way for girls to be taken up-Get attached
toa balloon.
Does man consider woman poem when
she Is ayerso TO hmr
Is aman who has been twice q porter re-
porterf
Good men to attend auetions-men whose faces
are forbidding.
The bark ola dog Is q good tonic for many peo-
pie. II starts them night up.
A curious anomaly-that man with no female
relations may yet have tenants.
"what is the chief end Of manF' asked sun.
day school teacher. "The end what's got tho
head on" replied young 'un.
"Sot guilty. said an Omaha jury. shut II the
prisoner Is smart nc VIII 'e'0 "0 "''''o' w
'o'e "'e"'
II tao be spelled tASssA,' ma 'rsyA,' and bOs'
%sSIr, po'o'oes sh"u'd % speheu po"s"'e's"'
eauN'
Judy secs no good reason why n railway colli'
sion may not be called pump oi INSTRUCTIVE
ness
what Is the difference between lady and
nostage stnmpY One Ia n female and the other is
ANAL fee.
Why should a chimney sweeper he good
whist playerr Because he's always following
soot'
When an acquaintance says nov are you
and rushes by you without waiting Tor reply
wouldn't, III were In your place. iohow MN
more than mile TO tell nm that was "en'
II Is singular how pious new clothes make peo-
pie. For q whole month amer the Misses fiir' get
new mantillas they are nj church three times
day.
The man who met an emergency says 10 didn't
give him much trouble He had much rather
meet Adoxen of them than one professional dnn'
who would be sure 10 40 MN.
A man OF great talents. but vod OF discretion,
IL like the Poiyhemus IN the fable, strong ana
blind, Indeed win an irresisupe ioroe' WHICH, 'o'
want OF sight, Is oil no use 70 hh'
Weren pickle now sa'u a,A" .,, ,,.'
"A regular Jam eNeiaineu a"oencl "1
crushed 10 aJeiy peho"eua A' ie"o"' h'"'''
preserve NJ prayed an old lady,
An Illinoi, editor, speaking OF rogue who iiv.
ell An MI. vicinity says: The rascal has broken
.yery bank. jail and sabbath we have had In this
country for the last any years.
WIN ,sl., ell ,ten.per cent, what he wanted to
accumulate so much money for. Says he: you
can, take n with YOU when you die, and II You
cop,d a would melt, or burn up
-, 81, t,;., Citizen who NJ.
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CIV. Dee y, " ~. e ..,.,.,y ma. vo,. w,s
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Asuosc,'puon p.p.' wa. ''
inc following ooo'" a.. ,,,,,, oono.,,.
we s"os0'iv0 """ P' -. a.. ,,.'..,,,.,
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mo THE LADIES.

TNO THE LADIES The esleo..icd Df ~. =
i DIX y.lssiay Is.i's. :a y. t =, W. n Erii
$50 49,. Ma, shIch thsy sin and arsnsss -
ui pr DIX SssiaS s.v.a ..s tv.sy y.,n . p IN
-,si IN Al fl.xh IN thb country md Esrois)
~. - 80 an stSrs tpo~u prscttouns In Ne ~,
$50 - $500, tpasusrps e ~ k0ak ou@ssebn<s.
.-sLcI,r. ~ psvtarud sith ths sxpsess Vepss o.
- m 49, "a - aeakny, veakpe.s, u..es'
~ --s,-.rs. eoiuuness q ~ vu.b, 49, ~ a.
49, ~ a. fus uwtti stats q " hsoad. n
- ssIly sr<parsd 20 ts.si IN ~ pscsihs ~.
-i-nv - sSrxi~Hny. - dhsass q ~ soAss
ssr a az sss rovsssasfy isvissa 70 ans
Ne. N RsAssses strss>s Desssas n
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--o other. Those who have
tried Il, know that Il cured them; those who have
not know that Il cures their neighbors and friends,
and nil know that what Il does once Il does always
that Il never fals through any fault or negiectof
its composition. We have Thousands upon thou.
following complaints, but such cures are known in
every ncighborhood, and we need n9t pnpn,sn nem:
Adapted 10 all ages and conditions In all climates
thew NAV be taken with safety by anybody; Their
sugar coating preserves them ever mesh and makes
them pleasant TO take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can ari.e nom their use ~ any auant,!yii
internal yIsccra 70 purify tho blood and stimulate IL
into healthy action remove the distractions OF INC
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF tno
body, restoring their irregular action TO health and
by Correcting, wherever they exist, such derange.
nicnts rs are tho first origin of,liscase.
Minute directions arc given In The wrapper on
The boz, for the following complaints which the'e
For Dyspspsia or Indigestion, Listless.
ness, Langaor and Loss OF Appetise, they
ach and restore lis healthy tone and action.
Tor Liver C0mulnins and It's various symp.
toms, Iiiious nd dac he, sick Headache,
q Gre. t6cy should L. ~.
dclousiy taken for each case to correct tho diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause IT,
For Dyscnscry OF. Diarrhos, but one mild
For iSheunatisns, Go.t, Gravel, Palpi.
tatioa Of the Heart, Pain I'm the Stde,
Back and Ieins, they should DO continuously
takcn as rcquirc 10 change the diseased action Of
the system. with such change those complaints
For Dror.y and Dror.ieaI Swelling. they
should be taken In large ami frequent doses 10 pro-
duce The effect OF q drastic purge.
For SuppressiOn large dose should be taken
rs Il produces the desired effect by sympathy.
Asa Dinner Ffu, take one or two fNfs to pro-
moto digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ana
bowels Into healthy action, r,stores the appe'ite,
and invigorates tho system. Hence u In ohen al.
vantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
Ono who feels toeraby well, often finds that dose
of these PtIIs makes him feel eciley better, nom
their cleansing and renovattng ccct on the dlges-
two apparatus. f..
DIR. y. @. AVER e co., Practical chemtsts,
LOWELL. Mans, u. 81. n.
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There Is greater depravlty in not re-
penting of sin when Il has been commit
ted, than In committing 1t ut first To de-
ny, as Peter did, is bad: but not to weep
bitterly as he did, when we have denied,
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Speeial N,ottees..
pR. HOPKINS, IRON TONIC.
! blood rurln.r anal Re.ul..or

Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite. Liver Complalha'
Nervous Affections, Diseases Of the Skin, Consump.
tive tendencies, Chronic DarrhGa, and Diseas :
peculiar to Females. Manufactured by uoPkrNu
4 CO., Proprietors OF the celebrated Canrih ITO
ehes ana Electric Hair Restorer, leS Main street,
Charlestown, Mass. For sale by all druggists.
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BIDDEF0RD, MAINE.
Biddefora .aduerttsen.,ss.
REMOVAL.

NEIss ANN GORDAN has removed her
NI Millinery, Fancy and English Goods and
Hair work 10 mol Adams block Market 30, b,.-
deford. where she would DO pleased 10 greet her
former patrons. 2ou
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FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869.

THE arst edition OF OsE IluHpREp THOUSAND or
ytckN ILLrsvRAytp CATALOGUE 90 SsEps and
(;uIpx m ,uE FLOWN CAMDEN 10 now publlshed.
II maxi work Of 100 pages. beautifully llustra.
ted. with about so Pine Wood EnETarings oil
Flowers aud Vegetable and an 49, ...--
fra ELE0aNT coLoRED PLATE,
ABOUQUET OF FLOWERS.
II the most beautiful. ~ yell - the most IN
structlvs FLORAL 1ulds published, giving plain
and thorough dirsetions Tor The 80 80 "a
Cuiisrs Of Fiowers and Vegetables.
rbs P,or.i Guide a pubiIshsd iar the bensat oil
ny eusscmsrs. 70 vhea II 10 se.t nv without sg
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Con LOVED ME.-Some years ago two
gentlemen were riding together. and a
they were about to separate. one address.
eti the other thus:
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

House In Saco, Thouon Avenue.
House on foss Street, Biddeiord.
store Lots on Adams, Elm aud Aterd Streets.
IIouss Lots Aifrctl, Mt. Vernon and washington
Streets Also, some others.
The above property Il Zoe sale on liberal terms,
or wonh like to exchange for Hardy Machine Co.
stock. CHARLES HARDY,
BIdiefcr,i, Nov 10, 1868. Office IS Lincoln street.
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Pyle's Saleratus
L Acknowledged the Best in Use,
Always put up In pound PACKAGES
.,. FULL WEIGHT.
Sold BY Grooers Everywhere.
ONE DOLLAR!

VIZ SELL DRESS PATTERNS, PANT
w Patterns, Webs, Cotton cicsA. ohsv'S Csf'
pssines, shsssissA Dry - yssey 0eods "a 40
csrssisry SEAT me-, sivias fall psstaesisn OF
T,..sss cAseis ss.fJ fer OWE DoLL<R, describing
twelve difIsrsat articles which Ne VII ssh sor
oss Della EssA.
HLsdiss ssl Gsasissss wanted - Asss.. 70
vkon IL most libsesi ip1sssnsats ere eosrsd.
ssd ssslsfsstlea EsAsaatssl II ell sasss-
CHAA LETS . Co.,
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Dr. shoies' Eclectic Inarsnary
Yor the speedy and permanent cure OF Chronic
DIseases. OiIce, No ~ Court St. Boston. hass
DR. SIiOLfcS does strictly IN once business, ana
x,yes special attention 10 all Diseases OF The BEL
usl syitsm. by his own improved msthoa et uess'
.secret Habit or other causes. viii Ind u 10 ths
advantage 20 consult him.
To FEslLu.-Dr sholes has made all diseases
peeuijs, 10 The female ssI his particular stsdy.
ma to ths deps rtment Of practice he uilieontnus
10 Five especIsi sttestion. .iis Lunar Mixture"
fSr f,nsiss may bs ussd BY al ladies with TIE eef-
ainty ofrslictln every case OF unnAtntL stopPsgs.
usia 10 ths city win Be iursishsd With good board
and competsnt nursss D@
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DARN FOR SALE!
Known ~ the "Chadbourne Parm,~ on aDeer-
lng's Ridge."in WATERFORD. but . short distance
rom the ?. n. IL. r., and 10 the most pleasantly
located OF any iArm In the County. II contains
wood and timber, and never nils OF . large crop.
IL has large tuo-story brick house with a. and
new barn ~ Z 20 with cellar, and all the modern
tain brought Into the house and barn yard
Decides large orchard Of native fruit there 10 .
young and very promising orchard OF grated
ruit. The stock and Arm tools can BE- bought
With fArm u desired. This property nov owned BY
Joseph II. Paul Chadbourne, can be secured at
bargain II applied for soon. Inquire on the PREM
ises. or Of Chadbourue Stcarnt. Saco. tn3
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FOR SALE ON HILL STREET
nNE-IALF MILE from Post Office, one
" story and a half house and harm and out
buildings, and six acres Of land, with young or.
chard OF one hundred trees-apple, pear plum,
cherry-grapes, currants. go0seberries, &c.
-" JOHN II. ELLIS,
iOtf 81 liill st.. biddeiord.
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JOB SHOP.

THE subscriber has opsnsd . Job shop 81 No; %
i Bacon street Rules for sale 70! sufvsying
Logs Boards, Ton Timber. and wood. Diameter
and Circumfsrsncs OF the Circle, also the square
Of the Circle In even inches .wxv,r,rp
2u JOSEPH SWEEIpih'
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Perhaps no ono metli.
cine Is so universally 10.
quired by everybody as
q cathartic, nor was ever
any before 90 universal.
ly adopted into use, 70
rycountry and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgStive
I,iiI. Tho obvious rca.
son Is, that lt isamorc 70.
liable and FAR moro encc.
tual remedy than any
go. URa.a .~h<, h.va
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ORGANS AND MELODEONS

TOR sale or rent by G. I. SHANNON, No. 95
/ Main Street, (up stairs,. Also, one fine toned
Rose-WOOd Piano, octave, full round corners, for
sale ut low price for cash. ~
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Cathartic Pills,

For al tho purposes Of . LAxativs
Medicine.
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MN. IroDspos would hereby give notice thu.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-13
By Telegraph,
Reported exclusively for the EVESING ARGUS,
over the Mississippi Valley National Ielo-
grPh Lines, and their connections.

t,,,....., M 10 Ii; I'll
orr.,,,J nr,,Ia9 - in"o, -aLL;. ,'
-, r,ss,- Wv ',s y io"D'us "
an{ Ir"To.t S,',,, J'', III, '""' S 9t'Cs.
him 80 ho l-,n"rr ans co. "|1 I
",ar,5,ro,.s 81 ,In t"r,,,,r nd pg" ~
hat aS ,S ~" ,es ", '"O ''''0
ma viii 81 Jonathan R"nn ,,aor,br
barher,r Who d;ed recently hsopaatbing
tho MIL or bis lorc,o for,rra ~ cbor;tohIe
socintins cannot Ne fonnd Il ~ snnnosnI
that his relatives have DESTROYED It, -
4 Young man who had recently beau dis.
CHARGED from the employ of Simon Strauss
4 Convent to the sherman House on Thurs.
day night mud asked for n he'd. He was
shown 10 room No. M. and on Yesterday
he was found dead in his room with a bullet
wound throucb HE heart The cause Of the
rash act il not known. bpt is supposod 10 be
depressed spirits, on account of his dis.
cherro.
In the case of the coIored man. Webster,
for counterirjtng. mentioned Yesterday. the
i9rv rsndered a yordict Of guij,v motion
for 2 new trial was made and the prisoner
admitted to bail in the sum Of $4,000
An cnamoured swain. named Bowdpu. At.
tempted suicide on the West Side. last night
with non knifa bpt mad. a failure of il
either the knife heinz too small or bis
KNOWLEDGE Of the human system boinp too
limited. The cause was igaIonsv,
Hon. Carl Sc6urz ia in the cjty. and our
TentonIc citizens are doirg him honors.
Fr WAYNE. Ind, Feb. l3.-At Peru Ind.
Thursday n;cbt, ronInctor TbooIora Cor
win on tie Wabash IL Western railroad was
shot BIZ A man whom ba bad mt off tho
train for altcmnt;rr 70 sieaI lis nossagn
Corwjp il in n ycrv rrit;caI cord;tian wi,b
no homes If Iast;n, ,bronab to.,ich, '
W,suIyaroy. Feb i2SAnnI;ca,;o, hoe
bean ,nada ~ tba ,,asi5o,, to -, 'o
70 raoy tho h" v sSt s pa. to' r1p ss''S'ot,
t,zc~od ~" ta ra t ,Iot 10 'n 49, an" "a,
re,,oroI ~ ,Lo -, IS A. t.,V So s ",,'"'O VIC
'etT rI. s1 o.. 'n' t o91y OF mrs. onrraH'
l,.,t "s ..nnn's '3' I'D the senate ooes hI'
m 49, =" ','! goo" ''N"'e OF getung through
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Rare Chance for Business.

NUE SUBSCRIBER, owing to m health,
L wishes to quit the business, and offers for
sale his entire stock Of Boots and Shoes also
Store Fixtures and Lease. The stock is all first
class and the store is one Of the best located in
tho city To any ono wishing to engage in a
safe, well established and paying business, a
rare chance IS offered.
+. 5. MCGEE.
Rock Island, Feby y, 1863 d3twlt.
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To-Day's Advertisem' is
WANTED.

\ good second hand Fairbanks platform scales
n to weigh from 600 to 1900 lbs. Enquire
at GU, Leather Store, in Paiace Row, or at our
Tam ~, near TIE Arsenal Bridge.
fcbl3dtG BABCOCK / co.
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Special dispatch to the Chicago journal

JACKSONVILLE, Ills, Feby l2.-NothinE
couI better illustrate the esteem and respect
in which Murray Mcconnell was held by the
citizens Of jacksonville, where his home has
been for SO many years, than the immense
coucourse which attended his funeral
S,rawn's Hall, where the obsequies were
held, which seats about $500 persons, was
crowded with the best and oldest citizens,
who came to pay this last tribute to most
highly esteemed felow.citizen while hun.
dreds more were unable to gain admittancc
The graudly solemn service of the Episcopal
Church was read, and an eloquent and ap.
proprIate sermon delivered from a passage
from the book Of JOB by the Rev. J. l..
Townsend, the newly Installed rector of
Trinity Church, after which the corpse was
followed 10 Diamond Grove, the burial place
of the family, aud where rest the remains OF
| jacob Strawn and other noted citizens OF
/ Morgan county. The widow, two sons, sev
cra grandchildren, and other relatives o
the deceased were present at the o5sequlea
attired IA deep mourning. The bushes
houses are all closed, while nearly all thD
church bells IN the city are toIing ont sol
EMMY. It is day that will fix itself pre-
niucutly in the annals of Jacksonville.