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gailp ARGUS.
OFFICIAL CITY g. COUNTY PAPER
HISS CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG.

This charming and talented American
Prima Donna will appear for the hrst time
in Davenport. at the Burtis Opera house on,
Friday evening of this week, Dec. End. She
will be most cordially welcomed, for person
ally there is no artist so loved by the people
and especially by thcse who are acquainted
with her history. Her life has been one
continued romance Of labor. She has shown
that a frsil girl can accomplish by honest,
earnest work, meeting and conqueripg diff
culties with hopeful heart, which has
discouraged thousands. This young girl,
almost child, cast into the very vortex
of Italian opera, the favorite of the wealthy
patrons of art, an object of rivalry, praised
by the press aud sn American, struggled
step by step and steadily up to such fame,
as would have turned older heads; but with
a will of her own sAd by hard study and
practice, now stands where she has no fear
Of rivalry. In this struggle of supremacy,
another element sustained her, and that was
the stfectiorate interest taken in her efforts
by the public. At every step in advance
she was met BY loving encouragement, and
to day she appears surrounded with the hale
of popular appreciation and affecsionate
esteem. No artist We have ever known has
occupied SO envisble s position. 1t is not
for her talent alone that she is admired.
although that is brilliant enough to com.
. mand the admiration of ell; but mixed up
with this admiration is an affection which
belongs solely to the woman, and is shared
alike by her own and the sterner sex. By
the young ladies OF society she 10 positively
idolized, and there must be something
beautiful, and truthful, and endearing in
her nature to excite SO tender an interest
and SO warm love among whole classes who
know her on the stage. Americans may we'll
be proud of their Queen of Song, and it is
but just reward for true merit and honest
work,to greether every where with overfowing
houses In this connection we wish to state
that these are her own concerts. Others
have made thousands of dollars out of her
lsbors she now appeals to the public on her
own account. She is her own manager, and
the concerts she now gives through the
country are her OWL, and all the profit which
arises from them will insure to her benefit.
We wish the public to know this, because
We are satisfied that it will be an additional
inducement to substantially prove their
esteem and admiration for Trustworthy and
brilliant young artist.
Those attending from this city, Moline and
along the c. R. I. & P. R. R.. can go over
on the regular train at Gas in the evening,
and return on the regular Chicago train at
i0:l5. This train will start from the Opers
House at the close of the concert. Let it
De labor of love, as well as an apprecia
sion of true merit, to give Miss Kellogg a
good house from this city alone.
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Express Once. where be will be happy TO re-
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Rock IsLATp. Eovem ber 90
THIs Flour market is corrected at Warmers
Mills and the quotations are the ruling prices OF
the Rock island market.
WINTER WBEAr FLoUR-W holesale. 40
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Stocks and Money.
Tslegr>phsd 70 the Aasus.
Nav YonE, November 2s.
Money Market-Easy at 4@6 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Nominal at s5asa.
9old-Ciosed at 4i.lls.
9overnmeDts-Steady.
0oupons-6's of 'si, I.Ilz; 6-10's, 81, ,1.la3
"a, Lila; IS. l.la; new, Ioa; 'S7. l.loi;. 'ss
ll0s; lo-4Os. large l.O6s; small LOG.
Stocks steady.
NY. Central-o2s.
Eorthwestern-sef. Preferred SO.
Rock Island, l.lIs.
Pacific Mail, 434.
Nev york Market.
Tslsgraphed to the Ansus.
Nav Yoaz, November 2s.
Whiskey-9oaelc strong.
| Flour-Quiet;
Whest-ste.dy; 81 3sa1 40
Corn--S,eady.
| Oats Strong at &c.
| Pork-Dull, $23 90.
| Sogar-A's 12sc; hards I3i.
Coffer-Rio l6sa'7ic.
Cotton-s Steady; at I64 Feb. and for Jan
| l5!e.
Lard-l34c.
| Meats-Dull.
Rye Dull.
| Barley-Dull
| Linseed 0il-s3aS5c.
Pstroleum-Quiet.
1t. Louis market.
Telegraphed to the ARsus.
sr. LOUIS, Nov. Is.
Plour-Dull; surplus 81 2o@4 %; extra s. Il
a6 SO; XX s. 65a4 80.
Wheat-sprins easy No. ~ 02sl o.; winter
firm inspected comes higher; No rod l.7T.
Corn-Dull and lower yellow Sass.
Oats-Dull and ping at 4s3s5s.
Barlev-Dull and dropping as sOs 90.
| Rye Easier at 69a70.
| Whisky-Firm at s6.
Provisions Firm; Pore Sls 00a19 56; Bull
shoulders u clear rib lot clear sides Is.
| Lard L nch ipged At ll4 clear ia.
| Hogs--Scarce and wanted prices better at 6s
81 mostly 81.
Cattle Unchanged, receipts 1,4O0.
Pork---at 22atO.
liverpool Market.
Telegrsphed to the Argus.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20.
| Flour--24s Cd.
: Wheat, lis 5dalIs I'D.
! Cotton--Quiet At 9saes.
| Corn-3ls Sis Cd.
Pork-le0s.
| BEETLES.
| Bacon-Declined to ass.
Lard-Declned to Go.
| Tallow-43s I'D.
| Breadstuffs-Upohapg ged.
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Cbiea. o Live Stock.
A.

UnIss esock YAnDs, Nov. rs.
Cattle-Receidts 2,34 market dull snd % cts
lover. except for choice shipping steers. viii eh
sold at e5.7ta7 50; fairssto extra texans sold ct
s. 00a5 IS.
Hoes-Reoe'pts to noon 7,7s7 with train on
the st. Louis road to arrive; estimated rsceipts
for the day between and 5000; market fairly
aotive; mainly on packing ssoouut; st the
extreme range $6 26s6 IS; bulk o. sslss $50.
sehsep-RscsiPs l,s5s; market stssdy end
Unclaimed.
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DEM lists.
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DENTISTa

ia, D00Ms NEXT DOOR To TEL
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ohieo9o 1IAFket.
rsisgraphsd to she ARsUs.
CnIeAee, November 20.
Flour-Dull and weak.
Wheat-Lower, with sale ut 81 03 81 04
cash cosing 81 03&-Dscsmber closing 04
Corn-Corn dull clos ing at 60aeI.
Oats-s9te; closing at 40c.
Rye-Duli 6ea7oc
Barley d u and lower No. 2 7Sc.
Pork-&lS SO Decsmber
Highwines-Dall at $40.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-02-18
OUR TABLE.

The following Monthlies for February, are re-
ce,ved, differing in kinh, yet ailadapted to sun
the various glasses Cor whom they were intended
snd filled with attractive and valuable reading.
Arthar's Home Magazine, with it, charming
new dress and improved sir.
Once Month, with It's excellent reading for
the people,
Chiidrca's Hour, Offering special terms to
Day and sunday schools. sOcopies lyesr sl7.oo-
81 copies, $1,000.
The sehoolmste, with it, spicy and enter
lalning reading
The chronological Journal, with its bi.
Ogrsphical sketches and portraits ;ahd last thong
by no means, least The Nursery, with its beau
tiful illustrations aud charming stories FOR the
smallest readers
uarper's Rasar with is excellent fashion
plates with full descriptions of patterns snd lis
inimitable illustrations.
The sunday school scholar, In the form Of
a magazine, with it, Instructive and Interesting
articles and Bible stories 10 vere; and best Of
all. the kind aud loving words of the Editor Rev.
Edward Eggl,ston-only 80 cents year.
We have received One steel engraving Of the
great Philanthropist, George Peabody printed on
paper saAstN SNuaAt W NNoA ioa"S''
Price % cents per copy. Published Ivy b. b.
Russell, s. Cornhill. Boston. Agents wanted.
New Music. We have received from the
Publishers, W. ". Whitney, Prof. Of Musical
Guest, Toledo, Ohio, the beautiful song: "Fhen
700 scsrs SerenteeR Nellie" by Prank iIoward,a
we would advise all our readers who can APP
preciate good song 20 enclose forty cents to the
publisher and yoa will receive = copy By return
mail. W W WHITNEY, Prop. Musical Guest"
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Cattle Markets.

BRIGHTON, Feb 10 1870
Prices-Beevcs 80 Extra quality, sl5 On IL ~;
first qaality sl2 25sl - IS; Second quality ell -
ola %; Third quality $1,000 III o. Poorest grades
COWS oxen bulls, &c. a. 0oa2 - leo D the 10
tai weight Of hides, tallow, and dressed beef.
Working ONen.--ENtra s225 sa9; ordinary sl50
10 sstoSpair. handy Steers s>l 10 $40 y pair.
There wa. a good suppl, OF working oxen in mar
ket The dau9nd has hot been very active.
Mich CaW>-ENtTs sS 70 rs; ordinary ESQ
e.. store Cows s,5 8 49,. Prices for Mich Cows
depends a Sceatdcai upon the fancy of the pur
chaser.
sheep and LAmbs-ex. lots 20 90; , 5Os 81 80
heal or fron I, 10 SCR III, Lambs from % 10
: 50 y head.
Remark~-The supply of Cattle for the week
from the West was light, hut there Mas more
Northern Cattle in market Prom Name the sup
ply Mas small, including 4 lew very nice BeeNes
sold q, IA q Isle drr~ Sed weight Western deal
ers lprice higher FOR Cattle, and the markets at
BostOn have not been good cnoug for several days
past % warrant much higher prices, and the mum
Der from the West was small in comparison To
some " CekS
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Twcuty-Five Years Practice

In the Treatment of Diseases incident to Females,
has placed DIR DOW at the head of all physicians
making such, practice specially, aud enables him
10 guarantee speedy and permanent cure in the
worst cases Of Sappressioa and all other Menstru-
al Derdageaents, from aeAa'ersr cause. All letters
for advice must contain 81. oMce No. 3 ENpt
corr STREET, BOSTON.
NB.-Boar,i furnished 10 those desiring TO re-
main under treatment
Boston, July, 1852 ly
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The Greatest Good

20 the greatest number wall he innlIihly secured
hy q TI-.pa % IA. kppElci;l impaired IN Or
HAYES new and popular medical work en:itled
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE. or SELF.PREsERvA
TON :" a practical treatise upon matters deeply
concerning IA, health AMI vigpy Of both old and
Young OF both sexes. \ pcrusal OF this volume
ha, been the means ofrestor.ng thousand, 20 health
and happiness already, AMI III, destined 10 long
career IN usefulness. IN advertisement in our
columns, under the head Of The Peabody Medi
cal Institute will give the reader good idea OF
The work or Intentions Of the author
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DIED..

In Lincoln, Feb 5th. Mrs Mary G., wife OF
Thomas II. Chase, aged 6S years.
Mrs Chase was the eldest daughter OF Alfred
Yates, ESQ, who moved from the town OF Paris 70
what is now the town ~ Lincoln, Ia the year ls9i,
IL then ,'eing an unbroken wilderness, ana he
bcn. one OF the first settlers in that place. Ia the
winter uf Isa1. he was followed by Deacon stephen
Chase Of Woodstock, with his family, consisting
of seven boys, of whom Thomas H was the oldest
maxim. The nth family IN that new settlement
- u old ONtor,i belongs the credit ~ furnishing
the foundation upon which the now nourtshins
town Of Lincoln buii Itself up aud 20 whom Il Is
In some measure indebted for is present prosper.
tv and at the present day IL ~ matter OF pride in
manV 20 SAY that they too came iTon Old OXFORD
Mr.. Chase needs no one with pen to record the
many virtues OF her wen spent life they live I'M
heart. Of all her friends whom she leaves To mourn
for worth departed, but never 10 he forgotten. 10
the nus band she leaves but one child, daughter
nineteen years, To mourn the loss Of "a mother
~ Is. 4.
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There are probably hundred or more
persons in this and neighboring towns,
whe daily suffer from the distressing
effects of kidney troubles, who do not
know that yohaSoH'S AnOdync LiHi@eni is
almost n certain cure. In severe cases.
great reliet may be obtained, il not q
perfect cure.
We notice that the Agricultural papers
all over the country recommend the use
of ShcridUa's Cara!ry CaHditto" PonoderS
-E-hdRge.
Farmer, and others in this section have
long known and appreciated the adgan-
taSes OF these Powders over all others.
Be not deceived by limitations of
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover ;
call for Halls and accept no other.
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The Worst Pile. Cured.

wish 70 spread abroad the great beneA; have
derived from tue use OF DIR HARRi>ON'S PER
IST ATTIC LOZENGE>. I have suffered years
nom ne worst Piles. UsED EVERYTHING To
81 PURPOSE, until found the LoEenges; in less
than = month was cured, and Lave only to res ort
10 them when costlveness RETURNS, and always
and instant reliet : - NEAL For sale ~ No.
Tremon; Temple, Boston, by L. \. HARRISON
\ Co, Proprie.ors, and by all Druggists. Mailed
for 90 cents
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Those Who Have Been Deceived.

by the Incompetent empirics who have essayed 10
nlgh,en the World upon the delicate matters re
lating 70 the generat;ve organs, should by all
means read the new medical work OF Or. \. II.
HAYES. of Boston, entitled THE SCIENCE or
LIFE, or >EIFPREsERvATION," published by
the Peabody Medical society. Those who are
suffering frum the errors OF youth,-those whose
vitality hiss teen impaired by exposures or in
tense application - business, should not fail 10
procure a copy. The Institute also pu blshes ~
the same author, an Invaluable work for ladies,
entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN.
AND HER DISEASES" Read the advertisement
Of the Peabody Medical Institute in another
column.
MAGNOLIA wATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
Gle superior To Cologne, and at half the price.
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McSsrs Z. II. Drake y g propre,ors OF the
PLANTATION BrrTERS, are laid 10 be the largest
importers Of ~ CroiX Rum and Calisaya Bark 10
America The Rum imported by this Firm is all
used IN the preparation 81 their Bit,ers, and IL
manufactured under the immediate supervision Of
one OF their agents upon leased plantations on the
Island OF - Thomas. over nine thousand punch
cons, about one million gallons. i used annually
fjr their Bitter. Alone The Calisaya Bark Is all
imported from Brazil. and i also gathered and
selected by the natives, under the supervision Of
sn agent Sent cut for that purpose The cures
produced bv those BLters are wonderful
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MIR RED.

In Wasi sumner, Feb. 9Th. by II ; Coburu, Esq,
Mr.. WIN II Robinson, OF West sumner, and NJ -
Ellen Maria wAshburn, or Paris
In RumtorJ, FEB iJih. by Rev. Lewis Howard,
OF Wc~Jbrcok. Mr. J. G. Perry OF SswTy, and Miss
Luccita DoloG, Of K. C.
In Sewry. Feb. LIT. By q. FOSTER, Esq Ar, Edgar
Herscy and Miss Nellie Read of Lewiston.
In Hebron. Feb. 9Th, BY George Cobb, Esq, Mr..
Geo Il Record and Miss Margaret T.. Packard,
both Of Buck1eld.
In Hanover, Nov. 18th ult by \ h Knapp, Esq
Mr. j = Rich OF GRAY, aud Miss sarah +. Bean
OF Bethel.
Ia Richmond. Feb. rtth. 81 the residence OF
James Carney, Es9., By Rev. A. Gunnison, z "
Howe. vi Norway, aud Mrs. AObie ID. Hin, OF
WiscAssCt
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Sylvanus Poor, of Andovcr is appointed Agent
TO cxpend the same according to law.
Upon Anloyer West Surplus, supposed TO con
tain six thousand four hundred acres, the same
supposed To be owned by David Bufium, the
sum of ninety six dollars Is hereby assessed for
the repair of County Way therein, and Sylvanus
Poor, OF Andover, is appointed Agent TO eNpend
the same according to law.
Upon Letter "Cr Surplus, suppo ;ed to be own
ed by Henry T.. Prentiss, and to contain ninc
thousand three hundred acres, the sum II ninety
three dollars Is hereby assessed for the repsr OF
the County Way therein. and benjamin i. New
ton is appointed Agent 10 expend the same nc
corling 10 law.
Upon Township No. 5, Range ?, the sum of sew
enty-lve dollars Is hereby assessed for the repair
of the County Way therein, and the same Is ap
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, ss-Oounty COMMISSIONER Court, Do
cember Adjourned Term, 1859:
A ND now the County Commissioners for said
N County, In accordance with the statute In
such case provided, hereby assess upon the sey,
cral unincorporatei Townships aud Tracts Of
Wild Land In said County, for the amendment
and repair Of the several Highways therein, tho
sums following, to wit
Upon Andover North Surplus, two hundred dol
lars (ssoo.ool, aud the same Is assessed as FOL
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MANHOOD and WOMANHOOD
PUBLISHED ny THE
Peabody Medical Institute,
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TIE
Central Railroad
OF IOWA, IT'S
SEVEN Per CENT. GOLD
First Mortgage Bonds,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX,
At 0j and Accrued Interest.

Al 0j and Accrued Interest.
MANY PERSONS ARE SELLING THEIR GO.
VERNMENT BONDS WHILE THE PREMIUM
Is STILL LARGE Gas the Treasury has promised
10 buy thirteen millions Ia DeceMber), and REIN
VEST ~ THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDs OF
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF IOWA, WHICH
PAY ABOUT ONE-THRID MORE INTEREST.
THE TINE TO MAKE SUCH REIMBURSEMENT.
is rhiie the Treasury is bryng, and Governments
are at premium.
THE ROAD DOES NOT RUN THROUGH A
WILDERNESS, where IL would have 20 wait years
for population and business, but through she most
thickly settled and productice agricultural couh'
ties in the state, which gives each section lsrge
traffic as ms completed.
II runs through the g,eat coal fields OF Southern
iowa 10 the North where coal is Indispensable and
must be carried.
II runs from, the great lumber regions OF the
North through district OF country which Is des-
titute of this prime necessity.
The mortgage Is made to the Farmers Loan and
Trus; Co, OF y. T. and bonds can be issued only
at the rate of sl6.ooo per mile, or only half the
amount upon other roads. Special security Is
provided for the principal and for the payment OF
interest
The New York Tribune says, ''this Is a splendid
enterprise and deserves the most liberal aid"
The New York Independent says, I've know
the Central Railroad Of Iowa is one or the great
and good works Of the age. It, Directors include
many OF our leading bank presidents and other
gentlemen Of high character, who have means
enough to build two or three such roads out Of
their own pockets so that all it, affairs will be
ably IA well as honestly managed. The Central
Of Iowa will DC To that state what the New York
Central l. 30 this except that Il runs through far
richer country. We therefore recommend the
Central Iowa Bonds with entire confidence in
their value. The truth Is that First Mortgage
of $4,000 per mile upon road running through
such country cannot be otherwise than safe
First Mortgage Bonds for so small IN amount
upon = road running through such rich ana H.
ready well settled part Of Iowa, can well be re-
commended "a perfectly safe rs well as very
profitable investment. Pamphlets, with map, may
be obtained, and subscriptions will be received
at THE COMPANY'S OFFICES, No. - PINE
ST. NEW YORK, AMI at the BANK OF NORTH
AMERICA, % WALL ST, and in
NORWAY, ME, by
HENRY VI. BEARCE, Esq,
Treasurer of NORWAY Saving Bank, and Post
master Norway.
w. Is. SHATTUCk, Trens.
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