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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09

Mrs. Jas. A. Oates and her burleso ne
opera troupe are playing a successful en-.
gsgement at Macon, Ga.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09

Hon. Peter T. Washburne, Governor of
Vermont, died at " Woodstock, in that State,
Sunday.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09

The State Government of New York is
pounding away without success at the ca
nal nut.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09

| THE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
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and cures Scrofuls, Syphilis, Skin Dis
eases, rheumatism, Diseases of Women,
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Liver and Kidneys Recommended by
the Medical Faculty and many thous-
snds of our best citizens.
Read the testimony Of physicians and
( patients who have used Rosadalis; send
for our Rosadalis Guide to Health Book,
or Almanac for this year, which epub-
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/ give you much valuable information.
/ DR.. X. W Carr, of Baltimore, says:
81 take pleasure in Recommending
I your Rossdalis as = very powerful al
tsratiye. I have seen it used in two
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of secondary syphilis, In which the pa
tient pronounced himself cured after
having taken FIVE bottles of your msdi-
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/ long standing, which is rapidly improv-
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are that the patient will soon recover.
/ have carefully examined the formula
/ by which your Rosadalis is made, and
[ find it an excellent compound of alter
ative ingredients"
DIR. Sparks, of NichOlsville, ky., says
/ he has used Rosadalis in cases of Scro-
fula 2nd Secondary Syphilis with salts
factory results-a- a cleaner of the blood
know no better remedy.
Samuel q. McFadden, Murfreesboro,
I Tenn, says:
81 have used seven bottles OF Rosa
dslis, and am entirely cured of Rheum-
stism send me four bottles, As / wish
it for my brother, who has ssrofuIous
sore eyes"
Benjamin Beohtol, Of Lima, Ohio,
writes, 81 have suffered for twenty years
with an invetera;e eruption over my
whole brd dy; short time since ! pur-
chased bottle of Rossdalis and it eff
fectei a perfect cure"
Rosadali, is sold by all druggists.
Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place, Bal
timore. Or. CLEMENTS & CO.,
PrOprietors.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09

Nearly all the leading business men OF
Shawnetown have a petitioned their City
Board to grant no more H. Iuor licenses.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09
Chicago Market.

Tslsgrsphsd to the Argus.
OaIoAso, Feb. Q.
Flour-Low grades fair and in active demand;
super so; spring extras 6Oa4 co.
Wheat-No spring firm and active, selling
79t; No / Sc; No 3 at 70a72; rejected at 63a
6S4.
COrn-steady, No 20; new ranged Sass.
0sts-Lower, No 5S4.
Rye-Nomnally No at 69s70.
Barley-Unchanged, No at 20; No at 40.
Butter-Unchanged, at 27a2s.
Pork Closed active at IS IS.
Lard-At 144.
Provisions-More active, prices easy.
Neets-Shouders l0t; green hams 10.
LIVE STOCK.
USIos SrooK YARDS, Feb. 9.
CattIe-Arrivale moderately large ,s6l head;
market generally quiet, good shipping steers fair
demand, with sales good to choice 6ia7s: extra
lot weighing fifteen cwt. brought Sc; butchers
stock in fair demand, 4a5.
Hogs-Receipts $500, market fairly active,
packers buying most, entire range 81 to %; COM
mon to extra heavy outside price being paid for
averaging 450 lbs and is above market.
sheep-Receipts ,447; market dull, very light
sales.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09

Walter Brown has accepted Harry Coul
ter's challenge to row.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09

It is stated that Church, the Decatur
murderer, attempted to hang himself in jail
last Wednesday.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09

England will reduce her army by dis
charging 10000 soldiers thi. year.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09

The Utah Territorial Legislature has
passed Womans Sufflage law.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09

Small caps, trimmed with gold cord and
tassel, a Ia nsilitaire, are among the newest
fashions for ladies.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09
HON. WM. 7. ROGERS,

HON. WM. T. KOGEKS,
Mayor Of the city Of Buffalo, " 7.
MAYORS OFFtcE BUFFALO, June %, 1899.
Ihsye nsed IIoofand's German Bitters and Tonic
In NV family during the past year. and can recon-
mend them an excellent tonic, imparting tone and
vigor 10 the system. Their use has been productive
ofdecidedly beneficial effects. wM. +. ROGERS.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09
Daily argus.
OFFICIAL PAPER.

Ice is twenty dollars ton in New York
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09

ST. Louis complains of the number OF
loafers and idlers who hang around the
street corners.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09

HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA. June I. 1865
/ have found by experience that Hoonands Ger
Bitters is very good tonic. relieving dyspepue
symptoms almost directly ,
GEORGE SHARSWOOD.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-09

Rhode Island will hereafter elect her
members of Congress on the Tuesday next
after the first Monday in Novem Der.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13
Gunbirte S9ulb.

Die anerfannte funoirteS S6ulo
II $35O>OOO> welAe Z Yrosent Snters(<
fen tra9t.
Dislelbe befebt aus her &r;ea6<Mnz
letbe BON 1862, ;ablbar in 1872, BON
100000 bic sebnjdbriee Mnleibe BON
1867 100000; non 1868 100000
uno 1869 Don $4,000 fir pcnBau upn
Staat8z Sntttuttpnen.
Wit Der Mnleibe BON $4,000 i'm lebz
ten SABRE baben mir bic @on1tituticnelle
Limitation errti4t. NQe NuS9aten fir
Staat6 9auten welde ip1tsr III MAIDEN
1inc miil1en aus rem lauf enoen Gtnat5
HeYenusn beltritten rerpen. Die Sc
oenuen ponSteuern 1ino i'm ltetenWa6S>
tbum be9riTen. Die &eYenuen BON
1869 betruaen iber $4,000 mebr ais
eie Don 1868.
Die HeDenuen BON Gilenbabnen> in
Steue Don Steuern, Sermebren ii6 1ebr
i4neu> uno warcen seni9eno lein> lputen
pielelben paju per>panpt rpercen, fir piele
Sniitutipnen. Diele Yermebrten NeYez
nuen weroen bpftntlt9 fir Die ;3wede
oieitr Staat5 : Snititutipnen 9~enioen.
2beilweiie aber itnb AUDI fir biel e 3wede
bereitS 8em{Qigun9en BON Der 2e9iSlatur
in 1869 9ema9t woroen> melde aus ben
&ensnuen bon 1870 III sablen iinp ; unc
mel6e ou@ in Den Nnl9ldeen pes Mueiz
tors unter ben &%us9aten fir has lauz
fenoe Sabr ein9el6lu0en fnp. Da6@yz
ftem elmer @e1eB9ebung, @elobewiuiquuz
gen su MAIDEN, BON ben @eYenuen zines
ipdteren Sabre5 1T lebr fra0li9er Matur.
SD babe i@on frlber bieie prari6 frenq
getapelt uno miroe bic betrefenben BiuS
Der leBten @eitB9ebung ;urid oelanot
baben> pare paflir 3eit pemelen. GS 1T
Elm grocer uebelitano oaB cine aro6e Mn<
3abl 8iQ6 Der Grecuttpe ert in ben
leBten Stuncen Der @ibuna ;uaefeut
>peroer, &pena Die !3eit fir cine oenaue
prafung Su tur5 it, unb pielelben ent,pe>
Der 9e;et@net peroen pper y~erloren qeben
muHen.
Sc 1T cine iebr peiie Masreoel BON
GrecuttD Seamten in einiaen anberen
Staaten bic nnteri@rtft jeoer Biu obne
unteri@teo gu oerpei9eru tpel@e ~ ipdt
efn9eiatot tporoen tint senau eeprift
weroen au fSnnen pper bielelbe fit @ie<
6%ererpasuns an bic 2eei6latur surid ~
ffelen.
Der Btrt9t be5 Staats Sefretdrs
weibt auf oas l1ebel elmer unpeuR6nbi<
gen &einlarift Der 8iQs bin tpelde in
ben lesteu Ga9en palirt &porben. Su
jtoer Stbune tpdbreno ntetnss Mmtster<
mines fanben f@ cine 9robe eln,abl
BtQs >pel@e mad Der @ertu9uns lteaea
blteben, feblerbaft enroQtrt. SIM Snte>
re7e metne6 Na@fol9erS unb. elmer ae>
funben @eitbBebuns eriu@e i'd @te be-
fen l1ebeln Gtnbalt 3u tbun.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13
@pup. MaribQQ'S
9Qbr&s @pt(@at,
Wetne 5errer Senat
unb &eprd1entantcnbou1 e

Sn Der Grfluun9 elmer pfi&t> wel@e
mir ipwpbl purd bic Contribution ais
bur6 ibli9en @ebrau4 9eboten if, uno
ebe i6 mein Clint in fdbiaere6inpe iber<
TRACE, eri6eine i'd Dor Sbnen, UNI Sbnen
Die GelAt@te UNI eres Staates wdbreno
pe5 Sabres, mel@e6 1peben leinen S9lub
erret9t BAT, beS leBtea SabreS mdbreno
meiner Yierjabrt9er Npminifrction oor;u<
:e9en.
Sn Mnerfennung Der 95ttli9en @pr>
N9t in MQem, waS urS 3u9eRpBen> 19ulz
cen mir benz b59 tenWe en- unleremD ant
tur Die mant9fa@en @pbltbaten NIT
mel9en I'M Ter 2ano 9ele9net wurpe.
Sd babe bic Gbre, Sbnen biermit Die
serlhiepenen 8eri9te Der Grefutiy De-
partements> irwie rer S9ulwpbltbdti9<
teit5 uno SIC orm SnRitutionen cesStua>
te6 sprjulesen.
Sd empfeble Sbrer 8ea6tun9 bic
mertbYpuen Snformatipnen> 1pel9e oielelz
ben in alien Details entbalten unp min
f9e NUT bic bauptld@li6en Tbatia@en
nnb gmpfeblunsen oieier 8eri6te bier gu
%erpabnen.
@taats Ginan3en.
SD be9inne NIT ben iebr faBli@en uno
;uf rieoeniteQencen 8eri9ten pes Nu>
citprS uno Staat6ldaBmei1terS. Mus
cieiem 9ebt berpor pab bic &epenuen pes
Staate6 fir po6 Tiscaljabr wel@e5 am,
80. NoSember 1869 gum Ab1alub fam
i19 fplsenpermQBen b%erauSsefeQt:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13

O1ea TT Die 9rDBte Conjunction npn
Si1enbabnen pelde in irSeno etnem SABRE
9ema9t muroe.
Die 8ecIlferune bs>piutpmmnet Qon,
%belpnrer6 Den 6prti9ritt Der Safe Gupes
ripr uno Milflilppt Babn wel9e BEN
Stoote cine ~fur;ere uno biuieere Gransz
portatipn5zSinit na9. ben Sesn oeben
mirr.
geri@t bes ztaats-S eretars.
SbrerNufmerfiamfeit empfeble i9 oan;
belpncer6 Die in%tere1anten Nptisen pclde
I'M 8eri4t oe6 StaatS 5ecretlrS entbols
ten Nnc.
! SD babe bereit5 pes llebel5 res nadz
labisen &eini9rsiben5 rer l%e9i6lativen
8iu5 erwlbnt.
SD empfeble 1einen @prl1laa he Mnz
5abl Der Gopieen Der 0eiese ;u Yermebz
ren> UNI Der Na&fra9e BON Der 9roBen
Nnjabl Don neupr9aniiirten Counties
1no IpmnibipS @enlgc leiiten III f1nz
men, Die se9enmdrti9e NuS9abe BON
5000 Gepten 1T sollfomm.1 unoenu~
9enc.
Sefentli9er .l1nterri9t.
SD le9e Sbnen hermit ben flbioen
Btri@t pes Superinbenten res Efentliz
den INTERRUPTS Dor.
Von allen Sntercl1 en- bic sSbnen anyerz
traut ftno i&eben feline b19er olS bic GplfS=
@r;iebuns. Die1s 8eriGte seiaen en-
freuli@e une su friepenfellenpe SORT
i&ritte in ptelem 9rpben @erfr.
Die Organization, Spaem unr Gntz
wtdlun9 mel6e in benz Department pes
5fent!t@en 1lnterri4te6 mabr,unebmen
tne, iettcem pasielbe Elm lelbflanoiaes
1T, betpeiien binldnsli9 Die Beisbeit
oieies @eleses,
@&ulen.
Die @eIammtan;abl auer Yerl onen i'm
@taate smif9en 5 unb 81 Sabren tpar
ant 80. Septemben 114,414, cine 3u>
nabme I'M 8erbdltnib gum p%eraoneenen
Sabre ron 1871. Die Mn,abl auer
per1o1en mel9e w1breno ces Sabre5 bic
5Hentli9tn @&ulen beludten uaren
102,O86> pcer cine ;3unabine cpn 20,390
iiber ras Sabr 1868. Der proSentlaB
FOLDER mel9er ben S@ulunterri&t per-
na&ldbisten par in 1867 "A; in 1868
nur 81 unp in 1869 nur %, tpeldeS
cine erfreult@e Mbnabne wdbrenp Der
lebten erei Sabre bierin attst. Gs 1T
Museni@etnli@ oaB oerf@iepene MaBre>
eeln fir bic @erbe7trune un{trer Silent
lt@en @&ulen nit Nuben ansetpanot
tplreet..
Sn 1877 S@ul DtFriften i'm 6taat.
tpurbe tudbrero bt8 @inters in 1873
DtRrtften @@ule eebalten urb 3tuar I'M
Dur@f&nitt 1856 Monate. s5n 1880
Dtfrttten wurber int CONNER @@ule
eebalten unb 3tpar int Dur@l@nitt BON
1921 @onaten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13

untpf'Nanoereis ". 379, 574 a..
Act0l...... . -. {, 49,. 764 "
Nn;abl Don 91nrereien Yerfauft bel
ben Serl9teoenen Gompa9nien 1895
older.
DaS @eianmt @real oeS Staates 1T
auf 53,459,540 older aboel1dBt.
8i6 gum /. Suli 1859 tparen BIER
Yon' 25.O34,634 older perme0en. Ser
me1un96 @ontratte befonben III iener
3eit Spn unsefdbr cine Miuicn Older.
9euSlterune.
Na4 ben Neseln berpropprtipn pelde
aus Seri&ten Der pratpenti9aft5 Gletz
loren, Dem jdbrlt@en S1ul Gen lu8, unp
aneeren Quelen 9ema@t murpen uno
beltati9t bur@ e~injelne Tiue elmer mirf<
li@en 3ablun9 fam bic oe9enmdrtiae
3abl Der 8e56lterun9 ouf 100000 se<
I96Bt ,peroen.
Gpn bieler Nnsabl mpbnen unoefQbr
$4,000 auf ben, 2anbe unp 1ino meiz
items nit @derbau bel4afti9t mabreno
un9efdb1 100000 in ben incpxpprirten
Stdoten uno pldBen ppbnen.
9eiratben.
Der &e9iiter fir 6eiratbsz 2icenlen
tpelde opn ben @ertdt6<S 9reibern in
in ben oeri&ieoenen Counties %ousQeielt
wurpen ;ei9en in 1867 1888 5eiratben
i'm Staate; in 1868 1884 unp 1869
1867 5eiratben.
SD emyfeble cine &epilion hes g.
iebes beji9li@ Der Yfi9ten beS Commit
larS fir ftattfil6e 8ert9te 70 paB erDeere
@enaui9ttit uno @oQtdnpi9feit rer Be-
ri@te ersielt mercen fam.
Dtt N6e6oren lo1tsn fir BE 9lrbeit Die
ibnen bierpur6 er,pl6f onseme0en be-
Sablt percen ober au9 i'm Sale Der Meis
9erun9 ceer Nadldbisteit rem @clese
na6sufommen 9rafdli9 lein. Gs lit
9on @i@tiAteit rab pieles @eles in lscer
Se;iebun9 efectiu 9ema9t meree, il rob
IS fir ben Ser. 5taaten Genius welAer
>pabreno hes laufenren sSabres nattinz
bet Yorbereittt 1T, pel1en STE ultate ronn
onaIilrt uno nit @prtbeil in Der Ser
>paltun9 pieleS 8ureauS rer}panct ,per>
ben f6nnen. IS it ferner vpn @i9tie>
teit eoB Die erbaltene Snf formation coz
eur9 nuBbar Aema6t ,psrre, oab rielc
Beri@te in pai1enrer Torm publi;irt nperz
Gen. mofur jeBt feline Betimmun9 oetrofz
fen iii.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13

Eerti9ritt BET Giitnbabnen.
&abrene pes Sabre6 purpen 224
M|etlen Gilenbabn unftruirt une Dem
8erfebr %iibtrQeben:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13

Der serani9la9te @elammtpertb Der
Aderbau<prooutte fir 1869 1T $751;
100000.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13

&aufurtuubeu 1purbet an bte 1erf&te<
benen@ iitnbabn> @ompa9niert ausaeReQt,
pel@e baau bere@tist tpareu, Iber 2dnbe>
reteu, tpel@e ben. Staate fit Gilentabn>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13

jrrede 9ei9entt waren> lomie Sumpaans
bereten
&unsree, Qdnbereien. 1e1 Nter
&010L""".. :. 249l.764 ="
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13
Mere9nuns nit ben Ser. @taaten.

Wdbreno ceS Sabye6 tpuroen Don ben
Ser. Staaten $29,605.38 fir &riess>
,foroerun9ena euQeetirt. IS itebt nod
cine Toroerune BON $25, 1880 aus
fir oeren 3ablun9 wabrl9einli@ cine
GonarebzAfte nptbwenois iein wiro. S9
CLAUDE paB fem anperer Staat NIT fol-
dem Grfcl9e feline &rtessforrerun9en
9esen pte Ge9ierun9 coQecttrt bat.
&epenuen unb Museaben fir 1870.
Die Mbl9dbunsen Don 1869 3eisen
etnen 81 lammt>pertb aQes iteuerbarer
@iaentbums i'm 8etraee BON $78>124>~
1913. 6ierauf 1T cine Steuer pom flint
Miu5 fir 1870 an9elebt wprpen, urp
stpar 3 MiQs fir ousemeine &euenuen>
1 MiQ fir Sntere0en ncEil9un9sfono>
uno 1 Mtu fir @erwaltung rer Staat6z
Sntitutionen mas auf Die 9el ammte
Mblbdsun9 $390>520 betra9en piroe.
@on oieier SteuerauFa9e' f1uO pie @uIet>
ttonen peranl4la9t
Bon rldifane isen steuern $4,000 OO
Bon Gtienbabnen, 0eriterungs .@e1,lI&aften,
Ielesrapben ub auen anoeren &eiuurcen.... 10000 90
Slat3 i'm Nepenuefsno" 1881 %
@~eia,nmt,M epenue fir 1s7O...."... .s433,2A %
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-13
Lapidum Items.

DuN.-The excessive heat that has pre-
vailed during the last few weeks, seems to
have brought our little village and sur
roundings to a perfect calm nothing has
been astir to create sensation since the
National Camp"
Camp Meeting.-There is to be camp
meeting held OIL the ground known as
"Hopkins' Camp Ground, near Hopewell
Cross Roads, Hartford county, to commence
on the 25th inst.
Tile Crops.-Thc farmers in this vicinity
have finished their harvests, and some are
nearly if not quite done blowing for wheat.
The wheat crop seems to be failure
throughout the county; more than half a
crop will not be realized. The oat crop
will be an average one. Corn is looking
finely, and if the season keeps good it will
yield a bountiful crop. Potatoes have
come far short of crop. Some few have
been offered here for sale, and brought 60
cents q bushei. 4 few peaches have also
been brought in, though very inferior
quality, and sold at the average of 200
pei agshcl. The peach crop that was an
ticirated viii not ba realized.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-13

spot in the country, made them fast to the
fence, and left them.
a man who was too mean to advertise
land he wanted to sell, put written notice
in one of our hotels the other day. man
who was inquiring for a small farm was re-
ferred to the written notice, when he re-
plied GO I can't buy lard at a fair price of
any man who does his advertising in that
way. He'd steal the fence, the pump
handle, and the barn-doors, before he gave
up possession"
During the dry weather, the supervisor
mended the road between Eliton and Gil
pins Bridge, about mile from town, by
blowing the sides and scraping the dirt on
the cinders, which had been put III the
road-bed previously, hauled from West
amwell rolling mill. Now, when the rain
has come, in place of having hard bottom,
as formerly, there is a general mud-hole,
which will remain till the dirt is thrown off.
Patrick Barry, an old native of the Emer-
aid Isle, who had spent many years as Il
citizen of the Third District, i'll the employ
of the Ricketts, family, committed suicide
on the I'd inst, by tying a stone to his neck
and plunging into Marley mill dam. Pre-
viously to his death he had been sojourning
at the county almshouse, at Cherry 11ill.-
Whisky and poverty had contributed to
reduce him to his low estate, and deprive
life of all its charms.
1,.l NIL v,n
other evening, "What is Beauty COM
pared with WORTH" Alas how true
1t is the true loneliness of nature that wins
and continues to retain the affections of
sense, and not gewgaws and costly, fash
ionable, snowy dresses. Young ladies
sadly miss it who labor to improve the
outward looks, while they bestow not
thought OH their minds.
At regular meeting of Cecil Lodge, No.
46, I. o. G. r., held August Sd, the follow
ing officers were installed for the ensuing
quarter p. w. G. T., Geo. c. Reynolds :;
w. c. T., Harry T. Pyle; w. V. T.,
Samantha Bird; W. S., Ella Brown; W.
A. S., Geo. S. thurman; w. F. s., Gran
vile T. Richards; w. r., Jos. G. Bird !;
w. NJ, J. Henry England; w. d. NJ,
Emma A. Thompson w. l. G., c. McCar-
die !; W. o. G., VIM. Price; W. r. S. H.,
NJ. A. Brown; W. L. H. S., A. F. Haines !;
L. D. G. w. c. T., Geo. Balderston. J.
Henry England and Harry T. Pyle were
elected representatives, and A. F. 1aines
and Geo. Balderston, as alternates, to the
Grand Lodge.
We gave the Town Commissioners great
praise for having the mud hauled off the
turnpike, on Main street, this Summer :;
but they have commenced hauling on boul-
dcrs, and have got the street near Mill-lane,
and opposite the Howard House, well-nigh
impossible, by dumping carloads of round
stones, about the size of Il mules head,
promiscuously in the street. The IMPOSE
tons which our citizens have to endure
from the town authorities are "enough to
make n preacher swear What on earth
their object is for putting boulders OH the
street, no one can divine, unless it be to
make more work for the bailff in hauling
them Off Such outrages arc intolerable.-
The citizens should hold an Indignation
meeting and pass resolutions of ccnsure on
the authors of such a nuisance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-08-13

A Chapter Of Accidents young gen
tleman and lady returning to Elkton from
Red Lion Camp on Friday night last, had
a series of adventure which eliminated in
slight injuries and large fright. Their
horse commenced by kicking the dash out
of the buggy. This little incident proved
highly amusing to the young gentleman,
who INDUCED in a fit Of hearty laughter at
the funny way in which their equine friend
landed his feet. Pony's next freak was
to show his admiring drivers what time he
could make when they came on smooth
piece of road. This also proved highly
amusing to the young gentleman, but the
lady being more discreet, cautioned her
companion to be more careful and less
hilarious, that the end of the drive had not
yet been reached. The next adventure
was precipitated by couple of gentlemen
of the same town, driving up in the rear
and endeavoring to pass, piece of pre-
sumption, pony would not submit to
on any consideration, and as the hind
wheels of their carriage came abreast of
him, pony "let out" and putting one of
his fore feet through the hind wheel of his
competitors carriage, both wagons came
together, the driver of the frisky pony roll
ing into the road, and the front carriage
upsetting. Pony getting clear Of the
wreck in a few moments, did some of his
best running, with the young lady in the
buggy calling back to. her luckless swain.
The frightened animal soon brought up in
a fence corner throwing the lady out on the
fence, and bruisins her severely; but with
the exception of some bruises and other
slight injuries none of the parties were
otherwise injured, the carriages faring
worst in the affair.
Moral.-Drive home quietly from meet
ing.
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Diseases that progress rapidly to crisis the
only to be dreaded. Cinker dry rot does not
blast tree suddenly stroke of lightning but
unless arrested it destroys it certainly; and in like
manner chronic debility although it docs not kill with
the switncss of yellow fever to sap the springs
of life eventually acute disease if not checked by
invgorating medication. There is something inexprcs-
sbly touching in the spectacle of premature decay
Lanuor, pall"r, elacaton depression of spirits
distastc for eNcron, its ordinary symptoms and
they should he promptly met by tonic treatment. The
hest nvigorlnt and rNharant that be administered
in of this kind is Hostctters Stomach Btters-
The stimulating principle of the preparation the
dormant energies of the system, and the strengthening
and regulating properties give permanent and health
ful impulse TO the vital forces thus brought into play
The failing appetite Is rcawakcnei the process of dgcs-
ton and assimilation quckcncd the quality of the
blood is improved the sccrctons become natural
and every organ that contributes to the nourishment of
the body undergoes salutary change. by these means
the repair of the physical structure is effected aud its
health and sgor restored III class Of diseases has
the henicent operation of the Biters
and striking than in those clarac terzed lev general
debility and nervous pro>ron. Ladies' affected with
these ailments find in this wholesome Of all onics
and corrcctves the safest and surest relief 1t
is strong TO rosare and Eaworlcsa tu njuie Such is
uniform testimony IF CLOUDS of Nitncsscs.'
Aug 4, 1S10-lm
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MARRIED.

CE-STROUT.-Att the residence of
the brides parents, in Port Deposit,
July Sd, by Rev. W. Z. England, JOHN
BUNCE, of Baltimore, and KATE STROUT,
of this county. Baltimore Sun please
copy:
GLE-sTONE.-At the parson-
age Of the NJ. E. Church, at Port Deposit,
on the Sth inst, 10y Rev. w. f. Eng
land, JOHN J. VANHAGLE and J. ELIZA
BETH STONE, both of this county.
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Why go to the city to purchase dress
goods when you can find both style and
quality at Lewis, carefully selected from
the largest and best city stocks, with the
certainty of getting what is represented,
while you run all risks of being cheated in
the cityo
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