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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29

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80. 18th of r,opcr,vl
wv -. ua vain
..s ,ha tam ..e. the nosu
- ,;,;.on Of tho ,ance He
,',.-.u,... ol;l.tb,
MIL a. .on.
..,.l,-;,h A.. i,s,l, ;nc,mou. Froed
-, -. . tegorson
-,,.h - oa,;.,,lo roou,.,;on. IL vps
- a., N.,loy desired him ,lcet
"A. h..h..,,.,,.,,d hi. name. that
10 cave an, bo could have him np
.,;.,.a n. IN. military. and that
49,. H.. o;,.,..,.ncc. he wa.
.,o.,oa hy tho Ro,rd There is go
,o,h, tho Road he,ieved it was tho
h.., ,o,;.., 70 slse,bim tbatlookinp
..a -. IS ,.rro, ,bont 1, he IN
,urrr,,ed the Aldermen we're afraid
- aa.,a w,l,ov and were anxious
10 con.;,;.,e him n, the leading and
.on,,,ll;.. ..;,;, Of mi. military
a..,,,;.-
Hc removed the Office of the City
Council to an incon vcuient locality,
v;.hout confsreuce with tho Board.
The record staten that there never
was any sction Of the Board that au-
,horired Malloy to remove the ONCE
to its present locality. He may have
been requested to remove the etice
from Freeman's building, and he may
have consulted with one or two mem,
bers Of the Board upon the propric,
~ Of taking up quarters st the build
ing nov occ upisd but there was no
authority or conference with the
Board upon this locality, and some
members Of the Board will hardly
dssy that they hssitatsd for some
time whether they would meet with
the Mayor At this place.
Now of the uolics There i, ON,
yousp man in this force. VIM has
hecn In .J.6.r,or far soms TINA
Rnt Who ia Roh;,.on who 4.
Roh.,,2 Who;.G,s.,l.,C2 Who
su,;.o,9 a..u .,. -
N, a.. ps T.. ~ -.
who tb,s. man .,o and hou Ian,
they have been in ,Jef1er,ou Wer,
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of ,hs m;l;,.,v no.,~;,L $780,.
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and ,snor,.d ,h., pua Co.,. -.
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x.,o,. NIL. - 49,.
Perry "a, l;l,.a \. ..,, az. ,,..a
out. All admit that hi. ,u.rd
killed Perry, and vet the Board
say, that he die M. ..nd
out the guard the n;,ht p.rr,
was killed. Tho fo,lov;ny I. ouo,.d
from Msllov's tsst;monv =. occu,,;,o
the night Perry "a. kiIisd aJor
dcred the sergeant of thu nol;co ,u.,d
| A. .i A 81. -,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29

The Second Ssssicn, Of The prsssn,
scholastic year, in the Masonic Female
institute, Marshall, Texas, win com
nencs February the sA, 1869. Send
in your daughters.
q 7. II. WILSON, Pres.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29


JNO. PENMAN,
r A. sCHLuTER,
Txn ," Srt;p
8 MARSH
X. D. BATEMAN.
THEO. NICHOLS,
N.u.n u. !, LV ~ iiAnI
the chnir and nron ' 49,, 'tsa', w. w.
Board adjourned.
\ @. MALLOY,
~ pvt ,o'. = ;, A. Mayor
-, -''' = ''''''''''
'"' 'o'ay IN replying to those
proceedings Oh the 'ity Council of
o 81. requires orief explanation
'ney "efo passed II VIII be per
'e''e'' o" '"e Monday immediately
succeeding our Issue oil the 18th
INST po' from some cause best
80 -" :. '"''@ VINO were '"s.e'a -"
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W. Pa'.s ''S" p'o'o'a'
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'~Np'.o1 @sA'a'' "A'oy
-, .I - ~. ''"' "'-"s 70
w. " """"'"'
turc testimony 10 justify arrests, in
which the lowest and most degraded
negroes Of both ssxes were dragged
into Malioys Office, to be bribed and
intimidated and all the facts con,
usctcd with the death Of tho lame tsd
William Perry, in which . worthy
citiaen had bssu most foully muir
dsrcd, presented suoh mass of tes.
timony as to arouse the attention of
the authorities at Washington and
Austin, not connected, il is to be
supposed, with these infamous trans.
actions, and TO csusc Gen, Candy, in
all probability, to order an iuvsstiga,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29

~ The Day Book has issued very
interesting Almanac for 1859, re2lcte
with valuable information. We have
received copy Of it. which ia subject
to the inspection Of friends and now
dealers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29

tativs' of me- who sign.li,ss their
herolm, uPoa the b Me- - n San
(yad(s>4in tnce nhky ums
Ry d for INA, Alch .hsy
|fsught s~AicA they sughttD SerpeS
|sA's b 81 corpaAsion N ID
Usion, and which every American
citizen has been taught from his cra>
die to regard as his heritage. Alas,
the press Of the South stands alone
the last bulwarkl u public Liberty.
IF its appeals End no echoing answer
pse0isiag sslisf aso 4ssasuas ssa
oppression, T. vAAs seasss shall .
dovn-troddsn people look for succoH
And Of those thst should speak, hov
nssy ars rssrsant 10 duty, how many
Others bassly ti.s.ssrving, timid, OF
sslsat bow IN faithful and bold
Ths clarion vsies that shosId Ind %
erhoiss answer iron svsry sAsrs, i
lea aaia the hssliass II The r.gsss
stssn. The hops that looks to :
brighter to. morrow, sses 10 vslcons
light through present aaskasss ..d
kioo0.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29

~ Our friends, D. Leubrie 4 Co.,
have opened store Ia The house west Of
the Do L~ls building. whore they have,
opeaed not large. but II we'll assorted
sd cxeslless sock Of dry Rcods, gro
essiss, 10. Give them . call They
ere sruing vcsy cheap.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29

Coas Fsp Bnsv Hill 4 Wi;sox hevs
= lot Of Ans, fat, corn led beef with
which hey arr serving their eassouers.
estall No 10 IN Me Market House.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29

~ Oar young frissd Tommy John
soa he's nsst little store, Asd there ,
eaies variety in il See hi advertise
asat and pssroeias him lbsrslly fas he
..Aeviap h.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29

- Ga Sunday sisAt last Gen.
Julius Hayden. IVES AssAsted with sons-
thing iEs : IL Of sppoplssy, asd b..
coming dssanxsd. walked on Of hi
roo@ o. The SIZED 10 ftsas Of the rvine
Houss. The houses ~ this block nrs
thus shielded lie proceeded from one
v shs other, until he reached the o..
Taylor buildisg when he walked of ~
TIC roof Of MI. Johnsoa's e;ga. store.
Here b fell partially tArosSh . ny
light Recovering H. pesi.iss, b pro
essdsd 70 he ed d Ne builAiss end
fell %, height Of about Afsss. feet
Fos several days u vas sssssd he would
die; sss We arc erstA 81 10 learn he ID
recovering
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29

-. re-. C..-.., a. ,I
A"' A'" 0'"ncl' ol tns Cl
q. a. sers@ III
=, M.ss..A1,A. ..-&
i"s'2
ely esesssamg ~ 'suS Of
peptr Of w lbtb, ~ City A'oun
4 J.aerscs con, med ma a~kr
tr,n,,c,;nc = ord;n,rv hns;,...
49, .
'"'' was oe'oi' mat BODY tue SUD
1ofssd proosNdsngs f1sscwsd. -
Mayor MAlloy retired. aud Mr..
POM nan was called Ia the chair
The following was then introduced,
go aAspssd by ssaainess vote u
tho Board
WnEREAs, a report is being cir
culs.ed in the community, and hs.
been published in the ncwspaps Of
the country, charging In substance
thu! ne Mayor OF our City, Col. A
q; Ms'loy, procured the appointme nj
OF : rfovost guard for the purpose
., nasang and annoying the PEG
Pc 81 Jsuerson that he removed the
Mayors once from FrssmAn Build
,,ng' ,o~nere u hsow witnoatc consult.
~ .s , w MsT ~ c o, I'M, noard ina.
a ~ 100 ~. MI "Ieen'e.' upon .ne
Top na' ",nou' 'he
. " NV p".tu VI HWsImsn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29

Az AsrsAc1iys Ssoxx ~. Il Nasby's
ssv ssooks in every respect vary NJ
sss<iss, s.bsaOias sAasle I'D fascy
dry xoodA scoessiss, 10. His gse6s ~
c1n<lisss ssd sod II low figures.
- Rai1sys Ceeset Troupe hss
sssa sssise sssisa Of entertainments -
sAi. tAsSs fx ~ Isst three or four
pxtA n~6 pssfor-asss consists y
,snis ~se. 4ssees. etc Their tsnt
rs bros rrssA~d every nigh, and ~
aer~s skss b y ~ bess ssssfeainnsss
tAas hss i-sss s'~S IL aasy Day. Ths
s,a~s'x ~ 7ssss~ give der lass ssbf- !
sssusssas osn.s - - ~, ~ sifness
t4-4 E~r .1sscsssaaK - slsniag sssss
VI ~ SussA.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29
JNO. PENMAN,
r. A. SCHLUTER,
N. A, BIRGE,
J. G. HOLSTER,
$, MARSH,
X. D. BATEMAN,
THEO NICHOLS,
l. s. LOCkuART

Mayor Malloy was then recalled to
the chair, and, upon motion, the
Board adjourned,
\ @. MALLOY,
Bv't Cot Y, :. A.. Mayor
j NJ, toTrpN Act'p Rcnnrdnr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-01-29

may be we'll imagined. The most
worthy and exemplary citiscn does
not know that before a succeeding
sun he will be cast into prison, upon
tho testimony of rome abandoned
negro or depravcd white man whom
be Lay have offended, or whose tes-
tlnony may have bees suborusd,
there TO remain at the pleasure Of his
captors, TO tho total ruin Of his bust.
ness, and regardless Of the distress
and grief Of Lis family. One lady
We ara istsrned 10 already bordering
on msatsl arrangement, aud IL likely
10 b ssnt TO the lasstic asylum.
How all must fssl who are The OBJ
jeets Of this military Tyranny, nay
be we'll imagined. essaf T
Arc not thess fscta. plain asa a..
nis,skshls 10 tAsir character, sslcs.
laGsa to arrest Ne s1lsnliee II ~
who'e soustrys d thsy sos -.
peal, traapst. tosgssd y svssy eia-
SEA II ~ rspahlis. IL. 1aiss y
CAlifssnia, o. are " si>ise@ - ~.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-18
How John Jay was appointed Minister to Vi
emma

ouuAs
hr 'ohn Jay, It is said. went Ia presi. |
'eII urhnt ana asked with some positive. |
ness ioF the m'ss'onto England. The Pros |
,'oht Was sorry be could not ohliye him.
'A' ne had sent IN to the Senate Commit,r.
o." f9FelEh Affairs the names Of several CON.
"eineh' any Of whom he was wiIIip, n
nominate and the committee vara ala g.
ttiFre unanimously on bat one man. Mr.
Motley whom, Il arelore, he had pon,,,o,.4
or PROMISED TO nominate.
But sad the President. o,g,,.,, ,,,,
take something elise? Would not ,ha ~;
sion to Austria suit 0ou?" No. Mr. In,
would 20 to London or nowhere, no. saii
aud returned TO New York. There he Told
the tale to ms friends, who reproached him
Tor not gong 10 Austria. ~ gu want to .,
abroad, they SAID; "Yienns is pleasant
ana Important post; why not 20 %
Mr. Jay changed his mind, and engaged
lhrre trends 70 60 at once to the President
70 Tell HIM so, and ask the appoiutment IN
Vienna These gentlemen were am tola
Mr.; John A, GrIswold, Mr.. Isaac i, Bale
ana Mr. Jackson Schultz, all well known n
your city ane State. -
Ihe three accordingly hastened TO Wash.
iGlgiou. When they got 10 The Wbito
mouse they were informed that the Pres;
cent was at dinner Not to be put of. thew
demanded 10 know how long Le had baoI
eating, Half on hour" wa. the ren1y
hen take in our cards, and tell the Prss
i5gn' we nave urgent business" they said
''Sg,H"y message came that Mr. Grant
"ol'u see them if they would ,-~t, IN the
Paror. The Presiden, came in, and, after
some preliminary talk, they stated their oh.
ject.
II am sorry for Mr. Jav," replied the
President; "but | made up my mind 10 offer
the Austrian mission 10 Mr.. William Cullen
Bryant, and Just before YOU came in tclr.
RraPhed him to that effect. You are too
late"
Atthis l am told, there was brief 81.
Ience among Mr.. Jays delegates; bat pres.
emily they began to assure the President
that Mr. Bryant would not take the place; he
was not, they told Mr.. Grant, disposed to
accept Office.
But urged the President, "goa see it is
too late; have teiegraphed Mr. BRYANT"
After some further conversation, intended
TO persuade the President that Mr.. Brysft
would refuse the place, it occurred to one of
the gentlemen to ask if it was CERTAIN the
dispatch had gone. The President rang
bel. and a clerk appeared, who, as luck
"o,i have it, held il his hand the dispatch
to Mr.. BRYANT, which he was Just sending |
Oh when he was called.
hen Mr. Jays friend renewed their ar.
t " nsltH WIN the President, to induce him
- ~ %''oaoi the dispatch and appoint Mr.
Guy Guy ..''gA4 o, Mr.. bryant and their repra.
seh'H,2os wer. SO urtant tba, ~ To-, H.
Grant consented, tore up the I,.r,,a ,''' a .+
agreed to give Mr. Jay the Austrian r', ,;..: anu
-- Correspondent S. LaGg E.,t "a" MISSION
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-18
READY GLAZED SASH.

TN CONNECTION with my Planning Mil, I
L have opened Ware Room for the sale Of
Prmed and Glazed sash, where will keep con.
stanuy on hand all sizes of these articles. which
l can sell Al much cheaper rate, than they can
DC purchased for elsewhere. l obtain my Glass
IRON 'he manufactures at Pit'sburz, thereby
,s,lEs me Prohts which others must pay who
buy II this market All Builders. Farmers. and
others IN want Of Sash will consult their own in.
1eEest oy giving me f call before purchasing else
Nnefe as an ofcring unusual Inducements for
'A!' frN'e }. BIDDiEON
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-18
WALTTIANE
WAT CHES
TO Buyers Of Watches Everywhere.

The greater part Of the jewellers Of the United
States keep Wolthem Watches, and cordially re.
commend them To- theircu,tDmers, notwithstan5.
ing the fact that Ices profit is made on these
watches than on any others generally sold by tn,
trade. The reason Of this ia, that the reputs
ton Of the Waltham Watch renders it an easy
sale, aud the result is that, although the dealoI
does not mako as much money on each indiyi,
dual watch ss lie may on tho sale Of other watch
e', he stli the gamer through larger and live
Her sales Thvrc are Iomc however, among the
trade, who do not give the WalthEm Watch that
hearty support which it deserves This portion
portion Of the trade fancy there is more money
to be made by dealing ia watches about which
the public arc EnOrant, and in which there IS
less competition, and are content to make an
occasional sale Of such Natohcs at largo profit.
1t is this cias' Of dealers who when asked about
Waltham Watches, use that Kind Of language
which leads this customer finally 10 buy Just such
"A watch usis the most prodta le for the dealer
to sell.
orthe information of perfons about to buy
"n,I reI, %s..I d.. y
.o,cb,, 40 JI..,,,,.,..... .,.ru " '''
gestiOns:
Since the manufacture Of watches was inltia
ted a Watham, the company have and sold
nbo,,, AM mn ,,,..r.
y,Ia.....e ,t., ,..,,... WV" .DN
,1ar ,yo,,b -, ''''' - " " d.
10 bo,...,L 49,. ,,,.r '"' P"''y SoOu'
thr. ono.,i,c. ''-" " NV"
W., ~, 4g ,,.o,",; ~. ,,,..,,
r.,ry,o>,, 81 49,
,......-e.,
-,.,s ,...,.I.n '-'''' "''"'0S 10 guy
''' '""'' p''
.....,- ,,u.u..u..,- '''"' 'Ie
y.,,l... w.. ,rI,y l,Ll'''I suAs tue
- H' dc
""'0 10"
r...-.-.yr,
'','' ''V' !" IL "u o'"''uf'ns' mat
l, "'''''es 'l"u iA''u'eu
..,..,.,.,', ',.'' va O' '"e
elan. .'r A''P'"s 'n'' u
.f-..,..,,,. '''" ~ ''', o"' pro-
...- p''S'O'' P''Ve j" ''ueF 70 Sc
t,,.-.!.,.. '''' Us " ..'"u I'..,
.y,II "a',, 'ir'l1'I VD', . . l. T.
y..s ~, ''' :. l / 0 IA ~ = u In '''h d 81
rirt ,, ., 49, Y.'yy we "a,o S'u'y car
t,....-. 'V'U'' 30 ,A'1' 'O'u"' We manu-
e.. "S'0L'' 90 q" 'n' o'uef
W. ,,n .h... -, u,sSH ''a, ..u rq' 'oso'Sef'
they do, and otnalIv do soil rwertv.4ve nar
cen, Cheaper than thew do, quality for anal.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-18
REEVES AMBROSIA
FOR the HAIR.
IMPROVED !

IHPROFED !
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
Itin7isorates the Roots of the Hair.
1t forces she Hair and Beard to grow Iu1urIantly.
1t immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
It keeps TIE Hair from Changing Color from Az.
It restores Grey Hair to its Original Color.
1t brings out Hair on beads that have been bald
for years
1t i' composed entirely of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
1t has received over si1 thousand voluntary les.
'moniaI' of ss excellence many Of which prs
from physician, in high standing.
1t is sold in halfpound bottles tho name
blown in the glass by Druggist, and Dealers in
"h'y Goods everywhere, at One Dollsrper Bot.
e' Wholesale by Demas Barnes 4 Co.; F. C.
Wells & Co.; sOheaelin 4 Co., New Yo,E.
mch24dly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-18
STERLING SILVER WARE
AND
AND FINE ELECTRO-PLATED WARE

THE Gorham Manufacturing Co, Of PTyyi-
L depce, K. l., having the largest uSuufac-
tory of solid silver ware IN the world With the
most improved machinery, and employing the
most iled labor, are enabled to offer en- une.
quAlIed variety Of neW and beautiful desieDs in
dinner services, tea services, and every article
specially adapted for holiday and bridal gifts
They offer also their We-knoEn and unrival-
introduced new patterns Of rare elegance Tbs
solid silver is guaranteed to be Of sterling purity
by Q. S. Mint assay. The electro-plate il guar
snteed to be superior TO the finest Sheffield wars.
Orders received from the trade only, but these
goods may be obtained from responsible dealers
eYsEyVhsrs.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-18

FROM and after February I5A, 1889, Trans
follows:
From CLEVELAND From Erie R a.leay b g..
o'oV A. NJ LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily. Ar
fFes At Leay.tts5uig XII s.iaA. IN. lSl1criny
coach rom thi. pointto New York .i,ta,1
ehHugeJ. Meadyillv Il.ID "a. n. Horpsll-
VIE II ,, IN. sup, Now York 7.iu a, m
IpAnecs At L"aYlttsburgh for Yuungstovu.
A. hrAdyIl.e tor oil City; IL Emlra with
Northern Central Railway for HARRISBURG
and the south, and At Jersey Civ with Nor.
mhS Express iraIu Of Acw Jcrscy Railroad
i.r Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton.
$40 J. VI. CINCINNATI EMPRESS, Sunday.
excepted, aTrEol nt Lrarltt,uugh 6.5g ..
~ M,Aislic y.5u ,. 10. Shopping coach
,,om th'' point TO Nc~ tugk Hltnuuicuau-e.
''' '"T' ~ eusquchauun yA5a. iu., uluc
u. u'H'' DO D. M, asrlve 30 Sow ark
%" J.. w. connecting NTH E,yl.ug E,rress
lrain. ~ Nrw Jersey lmIfoaI E,r p,,,r.-
dc!ph1', Baltimore aud Washington.
945 T.. NJ. DAY EXPRESS. SATURDAYS c,o...,,
arriving at Houell',lIc g.I5 q. M, lbt,nk,
'GtM Great Bead 2i5 -. M, connseIp.,
with Delaware, laclevuIua and Nestcr1
Railroad SuEuchAuua go H. IA. .Iino}.
Turner r. 80 +. IN. supper, New York
10 ~ r. IN connecting with michigan Ex-
Pre-" Train Of New Jersey Railroad for
Phiadclph.s
sleeping coach is attached to this train st
CI've'ani, and runs through to IIornelsyiIle.
FROM DuNkIRk-By New York time from
Union Depot:
1880 A. NJ. EMPRESS MAIL, from Dunkirk.d
y, except sundays. Arrives at Hornells.
Vile 2.Us p. IN. dino, connecting with the
laO a. IN. Express Mail from Buffalo, Via
hoTneiisNil,e aud via Avon, and arrives in
Now York at 40 a.. m.
ll5 p. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. from
Duukirk running daily. Stops at Hor-
uellsrillc sos =. NJ, Sup utcrseoting with
the 200 z. NJ. train from Buffalo, st6ppiny
ont connecting rs above, arriving in New
York at $40 a. ".
Sleeping coach attached to this train At SaIa.
nanca at $50 ,. tn, running through {, New
! Ofk.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-18
a CARD.

A CLERGYMAN, while tesidiRg IN South
4 America as missionary, discovered saio
and simple remedy for the cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary
and seminal organs, and the whole train Of dis
orlers brought On by 5sncful and vicious habits.
Great number, have been curod by this noble
remedy Prompted ~ d desire to benefit the AZ
hiotei and unfortunate, viii send tue recipe for
preparing anl using this medicine, in Il sealed
envelope, 70 any one who needs H. free Of charge.
Address, JOSEPH T. TNMAN,
Station d, Bible House
jan2Siu3u. Nov y.yk ritv
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BNiND8EIEi's PILLS,
20 the PnbIic.

braaIrctAs illi- have been known auI used
Boy yogr srandiathers and gr1ndmothery. They
ur" purely vegetable, and diminish tho death
principle; some think they increase the prinoi-
pie Of hfr. Bat in taking ont bad humors from
tho blood, they do mako tho body lighter, and
thu, seem To- aid energy. Many f,m,lic. have
U-cI them i1g upgarps u forty years
They are The best medicine for Colds, for HlI
Bilious Affections, for t.liucs, about tho Head
orr Heart, and in an Culaurou. aud ruutagcou.
Diseases they are unrlvo,lci IN all cases ina
which a purgatyc is indicated, no medicine yet
known can be compared 10 them. Two hundred
physicians have testified that Braulreths PnR
are superior To rIi other Purgatiyc, whateycr.-
Sold by all Druggists. mayl5dw I'm.
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BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.

b''ays for Young Men on tho interesting reIa-
ho1 OF bridegroom to BRIDE, IN the Institution
Of Marriage Guide 70 matrimonial felicity.
and trne happiness. Sent by mail in sealed lei.
Ter envelopes free Of charge. A1iress IowARn
ASSOCIATIONS, Box Z, Philadelphia, pa.
jau20dvgu
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CATARRR CURED.

They ARE treating Catarrh Oh new system which
is sure cure for this disease
Their consultations for years have averaged
from FIVE to seven thousand a year which gives
them m experience unsurpassed by any, and
equallod only by few.
We wish II plsTINCrLY understood that DR.
KNAPP il NOT Travelling Physician. He on.
Lr visits few places oCcASIuNAILY, 10 accom-
nodate his humorous patients who cnnnot con-
vENIESTLY visit him in Chicago.
re- Remember they do not promise to cure all
stages Of disease. While all the diseases are cur
able, Il taken Ia season, all stages are not. Your
case may be durable this week, not next to-day,
not o-myrrow; hence the danger Of delay.
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CONSULTATION FREE.

Patients must write their name, state, and post
Office address, plainly. All letters requiring ar
answer, must contain letter stamp, and be ad-
dressed to DIR. KNAPP & son, Chicago.
NJ Any Of the above diseases can be treated
successfully by the patients describing their case
IN a letter, when they cannot see us.
DIX KNAPP, who has visited Rock Island
regularly for twelve years, can be consulted, for
l70'' al the Rock Island House, as follows:
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SIT. Cloud Hotel.

THIs now and commodious house, located
L corner of Broadway and Forty. Second st.
possesses advantages over all other houses for
the accommodation of its guests. II was built
expressly for first class Family Boarding
House the rooms being large and en- suit, heat
ed by Steam-wIth hot aud cold water, and fur
uished second to none; while the culinary de-
partment is in the most experienced hands
alording guests an unequaled table
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators is also
an ong the "modcrn improvements" and at the
service Of guests at all hours,
The Broadway and University Place Cars
pass the door every four minutes, running from
the City Hall 10 Central Park while the Sixth
and seventh Avenue Lines are but = short block
on either side, afording ample facilities for com
muuicatng with all the Depots. Steamboat
Landings, places Of Amusement and Bust ness of
the great metropolis.
MORE & BOLLEY,
mch23dem. PropTietors.
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The Boston Post SAYS.

The question Is aeuea-tn. srocoss %
'1e Jlos.ee insured-Mr sumner .a,s 10
WIN CONE The condescea.lon i. ,S1Io ~
Mars we, TX, bic from the fact tina. ,a.r. rns q
"'7 man On the Committee Of INVITATION
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EOR BLACK WORMS aud Pimple. on the
Il Face use Perry's Comedons and pimnIc
Remedy, prepared only by DR.. Re. Perry. AZ
Bond st., New York. Sold everywhere. The
trade supplied by Wholesale Medicine Deals,.
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