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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-30

RELIGION IN THE ARMY OF NORTHERN
V1RGINIA.-The great religious awakening
in the army of Lee during our late struggle
presented spectacle unequalled perhaps
in the history of war. Many good men
there are now in Virginia, and scattered
throughout the South, Who, while on the
march, in camp, or in barracks, we're
brought to knowledge of their sins and
led to seek salvation under circumstances SO
apparently unfavorabie to religious thought.
Others there are whose bodies now lie under
the flower crowned graves Of our patriot
dead, and whose souls sing with the ran
somed on High, who but for that great re-
vival would have gone unforgiven into the
presence of their Maker. 1t is not meet,
then, that the religious history of that
noble band SHOULD be unwritten, and all
friends Of the cause of Truth will rejoice
that the work has devolVed upon one SO
competent as the gentleman who lectures
upon Religion in the Army Of Northern
Virgins" F" at the First Baptist church to-
night.
Rev. J. William Jones, the lecturer, was
for time chaplain of the Thirteenth Vir-
ginia regiment, and afterwards an army
evangelist. He was, therefore, IAN observer
of, and participantin, the refreshing scenes
to which we have alluded, and noted at the
time the facts and his own Impressions con-
cerning them. Since the war he has added
to his stock Of materials with a view tc
writing q history of religion in the army.
This work has not yet been g ven to the
printer, but the author in his lecture has
embodied many striking incidents of his
experience in army evangelization, and
gives vivid pictures of interesting scenes OF
camp services that came under his obserVa-
ton. He also shows the extent of the
work, the number of conversions and their
genuineness, with names, and anecdotes fu !!
of interest. We are assured that this will
be o lecture worth hearing, and bespeak
for Mr.. Jones crowded house.
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FNFIRMARY.

GOLLEGE INFIRMARY,
q u CCENEB MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS RICHMOND, VA
All csses requiring medical or eurgical aid ad-
mitted except the insane and those laboring under
Gnarges UnYariahly In advancel, including board,
medical attendance, and medicines
Large wards, per week, o..
Private rooms, per week, ele to 80.
A small additional Zee is charged for surgical
operations. ~
Charity cases from the city are received on per.
etts from members OF the committee OF the City
Council for the relief OF the poor, aud seanen on
permits from The custorrl-house.
For further information, or admission, apply ai
is lS~sm Medical Superintendent.
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ROBBERY AND ARREsT.-On Friday nigh,
last the barn Of Mr.. John T. Drewry, in
Chesterfield county, was broken into and
robbed of ten bags Of oats and lot Of har-
ness. By virtue Of q search-wsrrant in
the hands Of Justice Wade the stolen pro-
perty was yesterday found on the premises
of Bernard O'Hara and - Reed, on the
Broad-street read. They were arrested, and
bailed in the, sum Of FIVE hundred dollars
for their appearance this morning.
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FUNERAL OF P. GAY ScoTT.-The re-
mains Of young P. Gay Scott, Of this city,
who died suddenly in Baltimore on satur-
day, reached the city on Sunday afternoon.
They were received at the depot by the
Howitzer organization (of which he was q
member) and conveyed to his mothers
residence, where the funeral took place.
he was buried in Hollywood. Young Scott
was very popular. and highly esteemed
among oil who knew him. His gentle dis
position, quiet and unassuming manners,
and high-toned nature, were the attributes
which won him many warm and true
friends. He was an architect of much
promise, and his steady devotion to the pur-
suit of his profession would surely have
gained him great degree of success but
that Providence had willed to take him
away SO early in his career.
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AmUsEs1ENTs.
THE KING OF TENORs
I'D His first appearance in Richmond at
ST. ALBAE,S HALL.

D. DEvIvO respectfully announces that
signor P. BRIGNOLL
the sweetest ST ver-voiced Tenor Of the age, and
the most favorite artist In the country. route 20
positively ONLY ONE G saND ToNGRKT, on
MONDAY EVENING, APR1f. 5TH.
Signor BRIGNOTI will be assisted by the follow
ing eminent artists from the Italian Opera Troupe
Of New York. Boston and Philadelpbis:
Mile mARIE LOUISE DURAND, the most dfc-
tinguish he'd Prima Donna soprano-
Sig. PETRILL the eminent Baritone.
Fig. SARTJ, the famous Bufyo.
Sig, I0CATTELLI, Rasso Cantapte.
Sig STEFANONE. Accompanies. .r y
Admission 81 50; no extra charge for reserved
seats. he sale of tieke,s will commence on
thursday at Q A. NJ. at Bidgocd's Book and Piano
store g4- mhso 1w
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The JUVENILE OPEBETTA to be rendered
for the benefit Of the Dorcas Society of
Broad-street Methodist Sunday school will
be given at Virginia Hall. Every prepa-
ration is being made to perfect the perform
Iance, which will be given in full costume
and with all the attendant scenery.
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XEyANTED, STONE-CDTTERS to cut
w stone in North Carolina Good wages win
- ROBERT HARVEY,
mh2 25-Iw Contractor.
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE MARcH
80. 1s69.-Editor of Whig, Mrs. Alice Hax-
ali, Miss Ella Baker, Richmond, Va.; John
Davis, Washington, D. c.; Proprietors
White Sulphur springs, Va; Miss Laura
L. Ridgely, Baltimore, Md; Mrs. latina q,
rine Holmes, Fredericksburg, Va; pr. i
II. StilWell, New York city. 49, ~
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ExEcUT1vE.-The Ex-Governor, prior to
his official demise, refused pardons in the
following applications
Littleton Winder, sentenced from Acco-
mac-second application.
Frederick Ross, sentenced in Powhatan
to the county Jail for six months.
Harry Wycke, sentenced in Greenville
county to the county Jail for three months.
Kane Duncan, sentenced from Loudoun
county for horse-stealing, for five years.
Pardon was granted Willis Sawyer, SEN
fenced to the Norfolk Jail for twelve
months,
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TIE CASE OF PoIsoNING-VERD1CT OF
MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE.-The jury
in the case Of Albert Tyler (negro), charged
with the murder Of Pauline Hubbard by
administering poison, rendered o verdict
Yesterday Of " murder in the first degree" F"
after an absence Of about half On hour
from the courtroom. The Judge will pass
sentence on him to-day.
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TIE LATE REMOVALS have not affected j.
WALL TURNER. He has not been removed. He
Is still at lila Main street. with full and we'll
selected ste ok Of miscellaneous books, stationery
fancy articles, &c. All the latest periodicals and
newspapers. Call on TURNER. He can give you
helatest publications.
TURNER, Bookseller,
lllx Main street.
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APPLEToN's JoUBNAL.-We are indebted
to Turner, lila Main street, for the frs
No. of this long looked-for weekly maga
zine. 1t makes good beginning, and pro
misses even better things.
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LEcTURE.-Mr. A. NJ. Kelley will deliver
a lecture for the benefit of st. Peters Ca
thedral Sunday school, on the evening Of
the 9th proximo, in the hall of the House
Of Delegates. Subject " The Jesuits."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-30

HUsT1NGs CoURT-CAsEs FOR TRIAL To-
DAY.-The following cases are set for trial
in the Hastings Court to-day: julius Fill
linger and Malacchi Dodson.
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LECTURES.
LOST AND FOUND.

II OST STOCK.--Notice is hereby given
1 4 that application will be made according to
law to the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company 20 issue to Mrs. Rebecca Ellis q new
CERTIFICATE FOR TWENTY (20) SH. H.RaS
OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF SAID COM.
PANY, the original certificate or certificates
whereof standing N her name on the books OF said
company, have been Qt Is belieyedl loss or de-
stroyed, the same having been depo- tied with the
Fsrtaers Bank OF Vireinfa as collateral fecnrity
go -gg-ls DAVID J.. SAUNDEkS.
Receiver OF Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
fa Is-Tu2m ~
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GOVERNOR WELLS having kicked the bucket,
and Mayor Burgess having gone In the same direc.
ton, we would advise them and all others Of
retiring disposltion to call at MoUNTCAsTLE's
and be put through the new bronzlng process OLE
gas-fixtures rebronzed and gilded at 52o Broad
street. For house-furnishing goods 60 to MOUNT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-30

A.-Money advanced on diamonds, watches,
jewelry, silverware, clothing, SC.
H. HARRIS & BRO,
1881 Main street (up stairs).
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PoGcEL AIN PHoToGRAPns.-Then finest made in
thIs country are those executed by REEs co
Rustics park views, &C., by the celebrated scenic
artist Fred Roeth.
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MEzzoTINT PHoToGR .pHs-tte greatest and
latest improve ment In photography-m In
Richmond by G. 4. REFS C co only.
CARL MEINERTH, Patentee.
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VIRGINIA HALL.
L A I L a;

L A L A;
OR,
THE MOUNTAIN CHILDREN!
Juvenile operetta In three parts, will be rendered
On
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL /.
by the young ladies connected with Broad-strees
Methodist Sunday school, for the benefit OF the
Dorcas Society Of that school.
ADMISSION: Adults, fifty cents children half
price.
Tickets can be procured at the book and music
store Of Mr. George L. Bidgood.
Doors open at u O'Clock. Cperetta to commence
at O'clock NH Sa-St
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STUDY YOUR INTEREsT.-Why get long cort
wood, and pay for saving or splitting 1t, when
you can buy 1t cheaper and better at the Steam
Fuel Factory? Try 1t If you doubt. Best coal ano
coke very chean.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-30

WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at 4
o'clock two handsome brick tenements on
st. Stephens and Baker streets, and two
lots on Baker between St. James's and St.
Johns streets.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS will sell at Az
o'clock twenty acres of valuable land,
heavily wooded, near the Mechanicsyille
turnpike, two miles from the city.
p. BOWMAN will sell at 10 o'clock O large
assortment of spring dry goods, boots,
shoes, etc.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at 8
o'clock q handsome cottage residence on
the east side of Second between Jackson
and Duva1 streets,
COOK & LAUGHTON, corner OF Franklin
and Governor streets, will sell at 10 A. NJ
cottage and other furniture, store coun-
tiers, &c. ....
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BRIGNoLI.-This celebrated artist, with
brilliant corps, viii give o grand concert a.
st, Alban's Hall on Monday night next.
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GALLEGo FERTILIZING MILLS,

. The PERUVIAN GUANO as well as GROUND
BONES offered at the CALICO FERTILIZING
MILLS are Of tie very best possible quality. the
guano being always obtained direct from the agent
OF the Peruvian Government and the bones are
ground at these mills. and reducedto fine powder
The "PHOSPH0-PERUVIA GUANO,n con.
sisting of mixture OF the above quality OF Peru.
Wan euano and bones in equal proportions is the
same preparation made and sold by the Messrs.
MsSruder for many years-giving entire satisfac-
tlon to the farming community.
AS supplies Of the GUANO and BONES are kept
on hand, farmers wishing mixture Of different
proportions OF them than are used In the present
preparation can always be supplied With such
lnixlur.s as may be wanted.
The "PLA STER" win be ground only as the
demand requires, SO that it can always be hat
pure and fresh.
Now that the new mills, situated on Twelfth
street Between tie Gallego and Hsxall Mills, are
In operation, farmers and others desirous Of wit
Messing the process of grinding raw bones and re-
duciBg Them to powder cordlslly solicited to
visit them, the mills will always be open 10 visit
ors. -..... j K. ALLEN,
Gallego FertiliZing Mills.
Office corner Twelfth and Cary streets.
fe9-dTu3mwSm
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CHURCH NoTEs.-Methodist.- revival
at Union Station is stili progressing, and
several conversions are reported. Rev.
DR.. Lee, pastor, on Sunday morning con-
tinued his able sermon on the i" Unpardon-
able SIM"
At the Centenary church special services
are also held under the ministry of the
popular pastor, Rev. J.C. Granbery. On
Sunday morning the church was crowded,
and much interest was manifested by the
impenitent.
Services will be held at Trinity church
every night this week by the Rev. ]. A.
Proctor, pastor. There is revival Of re-
ligiop in this church also.
PreSbuteriGn.-Rev. j. Leighton Wilson,
D. D., secretary Of Foreign Missions of the
Presbyterian Church in the United States,
and several young gentlemen who propose
to devote themselves to the foreiga mis-
sionary work, will be in the city this week,
and it is proposed to hold a union mission
ary meeting at the Second Presbyterian
church during their stay in Richmond
The meeting will be held on an evening
hereafter to be named.
Baptist.-The revival at the Leigh-street
cnuIcn IS Oue VI uO OruluaTy AaSHAtuuO'
On Sunday last there were five baptisms in
the morning and Twenty-Five at night. Rev.
J. William Jones, of Lexington, peached in
the morning from Acts viii, 80: And he
went on his way rejoicing" At night the
house was uncomfortably crowded, notwith-
standing the rain, and Mr.. Jones preached
again from Acts xvi, 81: "Sirs, what
must do to be saved ?" Deep solemnity
pervaded the congregation, and after the
| sermon nearly one hundred persons pre-:
sented themselves as subjects for special
prayer. The meetings will be continued
until further notice. Rev. DR.. Jeter
breaches tonight, and Rev. Mr.. Jones
| every other night this week.
In st. Peters cathedral Grand High Pom
tifcal Mass was celebrated by Bishop Nc,
Gill, assisted by Rev. Father Brady as dea'
con and Father McGourke as ub.deacon
| Famier's beautiful mess was sung with
spirit by the choir. Bishop McGill preached
en- able and eloquent sermon from the tex
lie is not here, for he is risen." The ser
vices were Of very impressive nature.
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PHoToGRAPHs.-For fine scenic fleets In your
photographs, go to REEs & Co.
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE.-Th annual meeting of the
~ sto .kholdsrs of the RICHMOND BANKING
AND INsURANCE COMP ANY will take Place
on WEDNESDAY,. Th day Of April, 1853, at II
o'clotk NJ, at the Office OF the company.
= = I---- JJHN r. q. POTTS,
NH 3o-td Secretary.
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESS WARE
h ROOMs.-We have now IN sterc IA two OF
those large ironfront buildings opposite tie post
once the most elegant stock OF CHANBER, PAR
LOR, AND DININa-ROOM FURNITURE that
has been offered In this city for many years.
Also, MATTRESSES OF al kinds Manufactured
In this city, and at very low prices. Il st a34
All parties wanting goods In our Line win and
the prices TO suit tho times.
furniture and Mattresses HEPAIRED.1 aa3
HARDWOOD d BITTER.
opposite post-ofdce, Main street.
fe1l s- Hichmcnd.
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RICHMOND CoMMANDERY, No. ?. X. T.,
fF RICHMOND March n, 1869.

ORDERS NO. 12.-S1R KN1GHTs,-At'
tend called assembly Of your Com \<I
maudery, In the Masnns' Hall on Frank %%
lin street, TUESDAY EVENING. 2tth y
/ nstaut, at 7 o. clock. for work. Officers Il y
will appt ar in full uniform Candidates/
for the orders will pe In attendance at quarter
past even. @-s - .-'
The report of the committee relative to reno
wing the Commandery to ct. Adams Hall Will &c
acted upon.
by order Of the e. Commander
WILLIAM e. TAhNER, Captain General
WILLIAM j. EIDDICK, Recorder. NH ao-lt*
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

On ALL PUBLIC OF PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY. OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THTRTY-FIRST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE sFLLRR PAYS THEM.
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8itlrnrond 9ispatth.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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FURN1TURE, DC.

ZINE FURNITURE, &o.-H. A. At
tinue 20 keep very fine assortment OF CABINET
FUhNITUhE Of their own make OF fine ROSE
WOOD. WlLNUT, &c, which they will warrant,
had In northern cities or anywhere else. We only
ask the pubic 70 call and examine for themselves
money from home, thereby helptpg, TO sustain the
families of our workingmen at home instead OF
contributing to support asyinms for that purpose.
of CoFFINs, With the latest improved METAL
Lie BURIAL CASE, which Is perfectly beautl-
fol and secure. Boxing and Repairing YuYntturo
. Don't forget the small yet weli.dlled house On
Governor street, No. loa, Richmond Va. ,s
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 80, 1853.
Sun rises. ~ Moon rises. 9.44
SAN sets, 6ll High tide, Il. NJ. &c, is
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yKTANTED, PURCHASERS for one Of
wv the largest and best assortments OF
SADDLES BRIDES,
HARNESS, WHIPS, BITS, &c,
TO be found In the city at the lowest cash prices.
Remember the place,
J. H. DlCKERSON & BROTHER,
Saddiers and Harness Manufacturers,
No. 1873 Franklin street. near Fifteenth.
jss-sm
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WOOD AID COAL.

WE HAVE xs a FRsTnARs EIs I. AZ 3. s J. 8. ~ ~
price OF Ss per cord, delivered. Terms. Eas1.
Apply at once, before = e AZ RE: y
,ss .s sEf1bth s$feet haad OF Basin,
NH 10 st near Packet Landing.
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THEAP W0ODt-CHEAFg WVUUI
The last train.load Of she seeeon vii xTslye gY
the Eredertcksburg road on M0sDtI. ~. y =
three dollars and nfsy cents par cord. lf nos
bought promptly by the poor, Is VIII % 800 70
dealers after o'clock Tuesday. - ~.,rs
NH 27-St W. W.1AHA6As
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-10
Thomas Yates,
Successor to JACOB Riley
On the LeVee, Rock Island.
Brass and Iron Work,
Ga& F1Gttn&
AND
S TIE A M Pup ES

LEvEE, NEAR FERRY LANDING.
The subscriber 1t his shop on the Leyes, near
Woltman's, invites tho attention Of bis fr,ods
nd tho public generally 70 his large and comFlc'N
stock Of Brass and Iron Goods. such as SteSu
Cocks, Valves, Water Gauges, whistles Oil Cups,
Beer Cocks Pumps, Gas aud Steam Pipe Of all
siIss, Zinc, BAbbitt Metal ETC., etc.
Steam aud Gas work promptly attended 30 ane
put up in workmanlike manner
Gas fixtures Of all kinds for sale.
Gas filters supplied.
He has . screw cutting machine, which cuts
screws upon gas and steam pipe from Of an
inch to I NOTES.-The largest machine west OF
Chic ego ,,,..,.,,.,
Successor to jacob Riley.
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Dailp argus.

WI See in this Washington outbreak a
new illustration Of the moral and political
Gebasement produced in the colored people
by long course Of OPPRESSION Chicago
Post.
The strange part Of your vision is, that
with the same eyes you fail to discover in
the moral and political dobasemenP Of
the negro any sort Of disability to vote and
make laws to govern himself and his neigh.
bors. II slavery has so debased the negro
that he can not quietly 90 to the polls and
vote his sentiments and allow another to
vote sentiments differing from his own, with.
out breaking the head Of the other, then it
would seem to follow that he is not qualified
to exercise the elective franchise. Demo-
Gratis have repeatedly urged this very ode.
basement as reason why the whole negro
race should not at once bs converted into
sovereigns, and the whole business Of law.
making and governing virtually surrendered
to them in some Of the states. But the fact
that they were men and the strong i'm,
preston that they would oil vote the Repub'
lican ticket, bore down these arguments as
mere strnws before the overwhelming tide.
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NEWSPAPER LAw.-Aay person who
takes out paper regularly from the post
Office, whether directed to his name or
another, or whether he has subscribed or
not--is responsible for the pay
lfa person orders his paper discontinued,
he must pay all arrearages, or the publisher
may continue to send it until payment is
made, and collect the whole amount,
whether it is taken out of the office or net.
When a paper remains dead in the Office
four consecutive week It is thes duty of the
postmaster to send the publisher Of tie pa
per a written notice Of the fact stating the
reason why the paper is not taken. The re.
turning TO the publisher Of paper marked
mot TAKEN refused" or "uncalIed for, ~
is not q legal notice. POstmasters who fail
to comply with the law in this respect are
liable for the time said papers remain dead
in their office.
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FAMILY CASES,

OF 30 to 70 large viaIs, morocco or rosewood
case, containing specific for every ordinary
disease family is subject to, and books Of di-
rectiOns, from $40 to S35.
Smaller Family and Travelling Cases, with 20
20 Is walls, from s. to 49,
SPECIFICS for all private diseases, both for cur
Ing and for preventive treatment, in walls and
pocket cases from s. to S..
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W ITIEe . '
For sale by John Bongston, Rock Isla
HUMPHREY,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

IL experience, an entire success: Simple,
Prompt, Efficient aud Reliable. They are the
only Medicine perfectly adapted to popular use,
so simple that mistakes cannot be- made In
using them so harmless az to be free from dan
ger, and 30 efficient rs to be always reliable
They have raised the highest commendation
from ALL and will always render satisfaction:
Nos. Cents.
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MORsE's INDIAN RooT PILLs.-We have
lately been shown the formula from which
these Pills are prepared and from this and
our experience in the use of them, can
honestly pronounce them q good safe and
reliable medicine, Being entirely free from
all poisonous ingredients they can be safely
used while performing the No''"- -, -, and
by fair trial you can see at once the bene
fit derived from them. Use Morse's Indian
Root Pills in all eases of Blliousness, Head.
ache, Female Irregularities, Liver Com
plants &c. Sold by ell dealers.
may 7dwlm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-10

ARGUS Jon OFFICE So hattering has
been the public appreciation of the charao.
ter of work produced in the Argus Job
Office, and so liberal has been the patron.
age bestowed by a discriminating public,
that we deem it only necessary to advert TO
the fact that our facilities ara unequaled for
doing any aud all kinds of job printing
from delicate visiting card to a large
poster. Theatre managers, travelling show
men, railroad agents, hotel keepers, steam.
boat agents, and all those who have job
printing to DO, will find it to their interest to
send us their orders, which shall receive
prompt attention.