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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF The UNITED STATES,
Passed q. second Session of Forty .drst Congress-

lPUBLIC REsOLUTIoN-No. 81
JOINT ktsoLUT TON relating to steamboats, and
other vessels owned in the loyal States.
De ii resolred Jy the Senate and House of Repre-
Sen'otres If the United Std,es Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the act of February nine
tcthtl, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, en-
utled An act to declare the sense of act en-
u led An act to restrict the jurisdiction of the
count of Claims " and so forth, and so forth
shall Lot api ly to nor be construed to debar the
s sttement OF claims for steamboats, or other
We ssels taken without consent OF the owner or
Impressed into the military service of the United
States. during the late war, in States or parts OF
Stat declared in insurrectiOn: PrOcited. That
the claimants were loyal at The time their claims
originated, and remained loyal thereafter, and
were residents OF loyal States and such steam
boats or other vessels were in the insurrection-
AIRY districts by proper authority, viz: charter.
contract, lmpressment, or in conformity with
rules or regulations established by tlfe Secretary
OF the Treasury and approved by the President
of the United States.
Approved, December %, 1869.
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From China and Japan.
1eleQrdpked Erclustrelv % The Rr,a,no Sfnr

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. E.-The steamship
Japan from Hongkong on January 10Th. and
hokohoma, Japan, on the 2ith, arrived last
night. The merchandise 20 90 overland 20 New
YORK includes nfty-sev boxes Of tea, thirty
four packages of silk worm eggs and one case OF
silk, and for Europe fifteen bales of silk. The
Japan spoke the steamship America hence for
China. All well.
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RECEIPTS FROM CUsroNs.-The receipts from
customs at the ports below named for the week
ending February II, were as follows:-Boston,
sE3, ,24392; New York. S2,44s7s435; Philadel-
phia, Se6, 6,13i70; Baltimore, Sl36, ,9S1..0; Total
s2.0l5, 1901. Total receipts for the month of
January, S1i,1S5,0 ,035.G5.
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CONTEMPLATING THE GovERSMENT PAPER
Secretary Boutwell, having ascertained that the
legalized Government paper of silk and linen,
similar to that used by the United States for
bonds, legal-tenders, &c, is being imported.
VIII issue circular to all the Collectors of Gus
toms througho ut the country calling their atten-
ton especially to the importation of paper, in
order that az paper resembling that used bv
the Governm mt arriving at their ports NAV be
seized and the parties importing it arrested
under the statute prohibiting its imitation.
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THE NEW ORLEANS PRIZE MONEY CAsE-In
the District Court-Judge Wylie-yesterday
the argument in the case OF Admiral Farragus
and the officers and men of the West Gulf
Blockading Squadron against the ship Metropo-
lis ard others, captured at New Orleans, was
concluded, and the decision reserved
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The New English Telegraphtc Syst EN-.
Telegrdpked Ezcissipelg 90 The Rrestzo Star

LONDON, Feb. T.-There Is still much dis
satisfaction with the new telegraphic system.
The merchants Of Glasgow last evening held
an indignation meeting, and denounced the
present mismanagement.
Evening star., 1870-02-17

The CUBAN QUEsTIoN.-The House Commit
tee on Foreign Affairs, this morning, had under
consideration the Cuban resolution introduced
by Mr.. Banks yesterday, but came to no vote
upon it.
Evening star., 1870-02-17

MASTER GEORGE A. NORRIS has been de
tached from Signal duty at Washington, ID. c.
and ordered to the Michigan on the Lakes.
Evening star., 1870-02-17

THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE E, thi
morning, had the Consular service under con-
sideration, but took no action on any Consular
nominations,
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REs1GNATIoN.-The President has accepted
the resignation of Captain Edgar c. Bowen
Cnited States Army.
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BALTIMORE AND PoroMAc RAILRoAp.-We
are gratifed to state that the bin to extend the
charter of this road has been ordered to be en-
crossed In the Senate. Some amendments
and all having tendency to embarrass the
work were promptly voted down. The bill will
undoubtedly become q law in few days, and
completion. The attempt to prejudice our road,
In order to make capital for another road, sig
nally failed in the Senate.-Nartboro' Gazette.
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The MONARCH IN CHESAPEAKE BAY.-Secre-
tary Robeson received a dispatch from Fortress
Monroe at II O'Clock, announcing that the
British steamer Monarch entered the Chesa.
peake Bay at daylight this morning, and was at
that hour Q1 O'clock) passing the Fort. She
will reach Annapolis this evening.
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United States Bonds in Europe.
clcr-rn..led

IeleGrdphed EzclEsively 20 The Evening Star.
AMSTERDAM, Feb. E.-It il generally thought
that reduction OF interest by the banks here
and elsewhere on the Continent will create an
improved demand for United States securities
Evening star., 1870-02-17

AS SOON as the Mississippi bill shall be dis
posed OF in the Senate, day or two will be
devoted to the consideration of bills from the
Committee on Commerce. After which Senator
Sherman's funding bill will be taken up, and
the discussion thereupon will occupy several
days.
Evening star., 1870-02-17

SECRETARY boutwell, sells one million
dollars in coin to-day, but purchases no bond
for the sinking fund until next week.
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GENERAL SIGLE having declined the appoint
ment as Assessor of the sixth district, the Presi-
dent has nominattE General Max Weber in his
stead.
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An English Paper On our Freedmen's
Bureau.


IeIegrdpked ErcIHsirelg % 7he Erenino Star.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Pail Mall ,,azette this
evening reviews the history of the Freedmen's
Bureau I'm the United States, and after recount
ing the immense good IL has done, deplores its
approaching end.
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proved, december -, 1869.
tPUBLIC REsoLUTION-No. G1
JOINT RESOLUTION of tribute to the memory of
George Peabody dacaasad

JOINT RESOLUTION of tribute to the memory of
George Peabody, deceased
whereas, in the death of George Peabody, a
native OF the United States, and late a resident
Oh England, our country and the world have
sustained an irretrievable loss; and whereas the
queen OF Great Britain, tine authorities of
London, and the Emperor of France have made
extraordinary provision for the transfer OF his
remains to his native land: Therefore,
BE reSotred oy the Senate AMI House of Repre-
sehtcficcs 81 TIE tBdted States Of 4mt Ticd in Con-
greSs dsSemtied That the President OF the United
states be authorized to make such preparation
ior the reception of the body of our distinguished
pm anthropst as is merited by his glorious
deeds, and in a manner commensurate with the
people.
And Je az further resolred, That the expenses
incurred by such ceremonial as the President
may adopt IN the premises, shall be paid by any
money IN the treasury not otherwise appropri-
ated.
Approved, December %, 1862
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Miss LAURA KEENE's faithful and affecting
impersOnatiOn of the much-tried "Mary Leigh y
in Boucicault's emotional drama of "Hunted
Down." has drawn full and fashionable houses
at Wallis Opera House throughout the week.
and will be repeated for the last time this even
ing. She is to have testimonial benefit to-
morrow night, rendered her by many OF our
most prominent citizens, on which occasion she
Will appear in Charles Reade's fine drama "Peg
Woffington." Saturday night is the last of the
engagement of Miss Keene and her excellent
company, and we trust she will crafty the uni
versal request for their appearance i'm Gold.
smiths standard comedy "She Stoops to Con-
Quer."
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AT THE DINNER at tine Arlington, last even
ing, in honor of the Trustees of the Peabody
Educational Fund, there were present Admiral
and Mrs. Farragut; Governor, Mrs. and Miss
Clifford; George Peabody Russell and Mrs Rus
sell; Samuel WetmOre and Mrs. wetmore; Mai.
Montgomery, Bishop McIlvain and daughter;
Mrs and Miss Harris; Mr.. McAllister and dauch-
ter; DIR. b. Sears and daughter; and Hon. Rebt
G. Winthrop.
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Nee's'of'"o" ESctsstoety 70 INC Hoc"tng otdr.
BOSTON, Feb. T.-Among the passengers by
the steamer Tarifa at this port YESTERDAY vas
Alfred Waddington, proprietor of the overland
railroad through British North America. lie
will visit Montreal and Ottawa To press the
scheme on the Canadian Parliament
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from thi
source to-day were S6s4, ,995.
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Marriage Of Mi~s susan ssaissn.

IeIegrdphed ErcIusiUely % 7ke EveBfag Stdr.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. E.-Miss Susan Cation
of the Galton troupe, was married at the Cathe-
dral 10 Mr.. kelleher, formerly connected with
the troupe, which IL now disbanded.
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" ALL'S OPERA HOUSE
w Lessee. Laura Keene.
FAREWELL NIGHTS.
Last night of the Queen of Comedy,
MISS LAURA KEENE,
In her unriyalled character of
MARY LEIGH.
Last night of Dion Boucicaults Great Play
HUNTED Down.
THURSDAY EVENING, February II, 1870,
Will be presented for the last time this season. Dion
Boucicaults great play, written expressly for iss
Laura keene, entitled
HUNTED DOWN;
OR, TIVE LIVES OF MARY LEIGH,
MARY LEIGH,
(her unrivalled character,)
MISS LAURA KEENE.
FRIDAY EVENING, February Is, $50.
GRAND FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MISS
LAURA kEENE,
On which occasion will be presented the world re-
.nOwned stOry II the stage. by Charles
Reade, B. A. +. s.,
entitled
PEG WOFFINGTON,
SATURDAY, Last Night of the Season.
Great Bill in preparation.
1t COMEDY AND DRAMA.
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TsLeercphed ErclnsfreIy % TAe Eveninq star.

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. I.-There was no election
OF directors to-day by the Board of Public
Works. The Board adjourned TO April 18th.
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The EVER YOUTHFUL MAGGIE MITCHELL has
1t is conceded, no equal in the sweet and child
like characters which she portrays on the
dramatic stage, and the best evidence that she
touches the popular heart is found in the large
audiences which are always ready to witness
representations which have become familiar TO
them. There was very large and fashionable
audience at the National Theater last night.
and will be again this evening no doubt, as she
appears in her new play Of " Lorle." To-mor-
row evening she is to have benefit. There will
be matinee performance Of Aladdin, or the
Wonderful Lamp" at the National On Satur-
day, in which Mr.. Foster, the well known pan
t0mimist, will appear.
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VIZ RST GALLERY.

w HIrEHUEsT G GALLEEY.
THE GRAND COMIC PANORAMA OF THE
REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL, EVERY EVE
MING, at the WHITEHURST GALLERY, 1919
Pa. avenue, BET. Al and 9th streets, in addition to
the magnificent bill Of Mammoth Illuminated War
Views Classical Statusry, Copies of the Great Mas
ters NJ incr Comieals, &c:. &c: The best and cheap
est Exhibition of the kind in the United States THE
PEOPLES PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
Doors open at "a O'Clock; Exhibition commences
at ). Admission. q cts; Children. Is cts; Famles
Of five or more Is cts per head; Adult parties of
or more Is ets Schools Of ten more, 10 cts. One
half of proceeds Of all tickets sold by them. to all
Charitable Associations, Day sunday schools,
Fairs, Church Associations, Societies, Clubs, or
other organizations, persons out of employment
and the eHtire proceeds to the organization per
son selling the greatest amount of tickets by tho
first of March. fe l6-tf
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ y A l. T III f A L r L.
Fourth night of the brilliant engagement of
MAGGIE MITCHELL.
THIS EVENING, FEBRUARY nth,
LORLE,
LOrle, (the Tiny Belle of the Canton,) Maggie
Mitchell, Supported by splendid cast.
ELL. LORLE.
GRAND GALA MATINEE Saturday O'Clock
ALADDIN, OR THE WONDERFUL LAMP. 1t
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Liberal Legislation I'm swece,

Ieiegrdphed Exclusively 70 The Evening Star.
STOCKHOLM, Feb. 1.-THE Diet has passed a
law admitting dissenters and Jews TO political
rights. The King signed the law immediately
Evening star., 1870-02-17

nIThe prices talked OF for ice next season
have produced . sensible coolness everywhere.
~Ex-Head Centre Stephens Of the Fenians u
said 70 contemplate return to the us.
Evening star., 1870-02-17

TROOPS FOR GKoRGIA.-The superintendent
OF general recruiting service at Cincinnati has
been directed to forward all available recruits
to the commanding general Of the fifth military
district for assignment to the 11th U. 8. infantry
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
PARIS ITEMS.
BANK sf Fraaee-rAe Empre~s Bet-
tpr-ROltfical NeaN

bSoa 81 krooee-Toe Em preNs Bet
ter-Pelttical News.
ftlegrapAed Esoisnrely 70 ne Ereniae Sar.
PARIS, Feb. 1T.-There was a heavy hOw OF
specie 20 the Bank Of France during the last
week. The amount I'm the vault to-day is
l2eoo 900 francs greater than Al the correspond
ing time last week.
AZ noon to-day the Empress was much better.
The Marseillai-e to-day pablishes letter from
cent Raspail, in which he says he enclases ffty
francs rs contribution towards erecting monu-
ments 20 Victor Noir and NJ. BandIn.
The Rappel, irreconciliable, to-day publishes
a letter from Victor Eugor 20 Henri RochefoTt
calling the latter a force FOR the future.
-
Destructive Fire in Phfladelphta.
TelegrdpAed LrciHsircly % n, Erenino STAY.
fnILADEIrHrA, Feb. II. - The extensive
Noulien mills of John 4. Braner. on Hamilton
street. extending a whole block. between ga
and zith streets, are m flames. and will robahly
be entirely destroyed. IL II reported that the
hre comm need from the explosion OF a boiler
,n sau " II feared that loss OF life has occurred.
"e mn employed over seven hundred hands.
Second Dispatch.l
fHiLAnElrHiA. Feb. E--Dispatches from n
neigheor:ng telegraph station -say the deSfruc-
{. M OF tho mill viii be total. They give mo- mar
q ulars of the origin OF the fire. but denv the re
lou oi the boiler explosion, and state that there
WAS no lOss OF lie.
Third Dispatchl
PHtLAnELPHIA, Feb. E.-Bruner's mill was
valued, with the machinery. at over 500 600
IN additlon, there was stock on hand valued
al s's,oV- The total insurance ON the mill, laa-
chinefy and stock is about $3.50 900.
Fourth Dispatch.l
PHILApELfHiA, Feb E.-At eleven O'Clock
the walls Of the mill had fallen, and the des-
tructlon II complete. The runs are still burn
ing iuriously.
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Serious Illness Of the Empress
Eugenie.

7slegrophed Erc-asirely 20 The Evening Star.
PARIS, Foo. 1.-THE Empress Eugene /.
seriously ill.
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A fenfam Demonstration az Cork
Suppressed.
7eisgrdphed EzciEsiceiy 20 The EUening Star.
LONDON, Eeb. IA Fenian demonstration
was announced TO take place az Cork YESTERDAY
but II was suppressed by the authorities.
Evening star., 1870-02-17

THE STATE DINNER of the President. last
evening, was, like the preceding ones, an ele-
CANT affair. The President occupied his usual
seat, on one side of the table, with Mrs. Senator
Harlan on his right and Mrs. Senator Morrill, ON
his left Mrs. Grantwas seated opposite, having
on her right Senator Harlan. on her left Senator
Ramsey. To the right OF Mrs. Senator Harlan
were seated Senator Buckingham, Senator Nor
rill, Mrs. Butler, Hon. Job Stevenson, Hon. MIR.
Van Auken, Mrs. Mccarthy. To the left of
Mrs. Morrill, were seated Senator Cragin, Gen.
Butler, Mrs. Van Auken, Hon. Mr.. Williams.
Hon. Mr.. Ketcham, Mrs. Stevenson. To the
right Of Senator Harlan sat Mrs. Upton, Sena-
tor BOreman, Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan Mrs. Sar-
gent, Mr.. SchOfield, Hon. d. MCCARTHY,
To the left of Senator Ramsey sat Senator Tip-
ton, Mrs. Cragin, Mr.. Schenck, Mr.. washburn.
Mrs. SchOfeld and Mr.. Sargent. At the west
end Of the table were seated Mrs. Ketcham.
Hon. Mr.. Lash and Hon. Mr.. Packer. At the
east end were Hon. Mr.. Stokes, Hon. Mr.. Roots,
and Jesse r. Grant, Esq, the venerable father
of the President.
Mrs. Grant was becomngly attired in ma
room cOlOred silk, cut with low corsage, with
overskirt and fiounces trimmed with guipure
lace. She wore coral ornaments.
The state dining room was tastefully deco
rated with the national cOlOrs, and presented a
pleasing appearance.
Evening star., 1870-02-17

SALE OF CADETsHIPs.-An number Of witnesses
were examined yesterday by the Military Com
mittee relative to the sale Of cadetships by mem
bers Of Congress. Among the witnesses were
c. I. Ray, of Meadville, Pa, and the editor Of
the Meadville Republican; VIM. d. Jacks, and
Thomas Mcdowell, Of Harrisburg. Their evil
dence relates to members Of the last Congress
Gustave Remak, of Philadelphia; Gen. g. p
Este, DR.. Alfred Thomas, K. A. Sawyer and c.
C. Capehart, Of this city, were examined also
Mr.. wbittemore, of South Carolina, has in
formed the chairman Of the committee that the
statements Of Mr.. Cathcart as to the proffer of
sale Of Cadetships for five hundred dollars are
untrue; that Mr.. Cathcart Is his (Mr. White
more's) bitter enemy, and therefore his state
ment. Most of the evidence was of a hearsay
character. Mr.. Remak testified that he never
purchased cadetship Of John COvOde, Of Pa,
as recently stated in New York paper.
r. Lyle White, editor of the Meadville (Pa)
Republican,, Major Bloss, editor of the Titusville
(Pa.) Herald, and Major .Derrickson testified
that s. Newton Pettis, q member Of the Fortieth
Congress from the 10th district Of Pennsylvania,
sold his cadetship at West Point to one Bishop,
of Titusville, Pa. Blos testified that he made
the arrangement between the parties, and the
money (esoo) passed through his hands. Der
rickson also testified that he handled the money.
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LOAN OFFICES.

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loaned Watches, Jewelry. Diamonds u q
Wearing Apparel. and Merchandise of all descrip-
tiCns. on the most liberal terms. fe 8 -3lur'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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untarnishei reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
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Our Remover is not a Dye; il will not stain thu
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-26

Made Of Poor Bum, whisky. Proof Spirits. and
nefuse Liquors, doctored, spi ed, and sse-teneP
please the Taste, called "Tonics. "Appetifers,
RESTORES" de-, that lead the tippier on iii
Drunkenness and ruin, but are true Medicine
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fornia, free from all Alcoholic Stimulsnts. The
are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE. . perfect Renovation
and in'IgOrator of the System, carrying of all
poison us matter, and restoring the blood TO a
healthy condition. No person can take these
Bittcrs, according to directions, aud reUsin long
nsell
! sioO will be given Tor en- incurabls case. pro-
vided the bones are not destroyed By mineral
poisons or other means, and the vital organs
wasted hey obd the point Of repair.
For IntsmmstOry and Chronic Rheumatism,
aod Gout, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious,
Remittent, and Intermittent feyeTs, Diseases OF
/ the Blood. Liver. Kidneys, ami BiaddeT, these
Bitters have been meet saocessfsl: Such diseases
.re caused by Initiated Blood. ~hieh is generally
/ produced by arrangement Of the Digestive Or
ssns.
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tell you when. Keep the blood pure and The
health Of the system will follow.
PIN. TAPE, and other WORMS. lurking in
the sy stem Of 90 many Thousands, are efectualy
destroyed and removed.
In Bilious, Remittent, and Intern ittent Few
-rs. these I'ter, have 20 equal. Por full direc
lions, read carefully the circular around each
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This is sound advice especially, since we give
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which is "the best" let merit be the test. g The
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and dangerous nostrums, and thousands OF hn-
man lives are constantly placed in jeopardy oy
them. But there are several really invaluan ie
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among them is MIeHLERS HEkB MI EN-
viii has fully establl shed its claim as the ihoS'
efficacious compound extsnt for purifying the
blood and Graduating diseases arising from ais
ordered stomach, liver, kidneys, lntesunes' etc'
It is used in many hospitals. asyiums' dispense
tories, prisons, etc and reeommehaed "S "a
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Every body should use it for indigestion Dyspep
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One Thousand Experiments

were made BY he Inventor Of this peerless rem
edy before il va. brO Ugbt - lite present state o
rerfectIOL The LoIruge o., harmless IN its "P
Grafton, and EIth"ugh tie medicinal tssf- ~ itr
curative Compliments has been extinguish-i o.
chemical Art their virtues =, main a. active and
o tent as ever -
In Dyspepsia. btsoasness, 'ot-ii! aii"h' go
or Nervous nesdseGe piles, broP'y. and Tie n
rsvularItie. 10 shIoh the f-eti seE r -nfl' e.
th. Iozsnges will b. fOUnd infinitely more elect
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have 10 .Qual either among sdvsrti-ri Pr-pSFs-
ton. or the prescriptions Of tberegulAr PhsrinA
eopRis-
&aI ti, guaranteed that no on" 20 hHs Oh :
tried DIR. Ern,mus W5B-iou's Liver and stomach
Lo.spgs. will ever again take PGrgatVs p"
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ARsus Jon orrIcs.-so fsttsriug has been
the public appreciation of the character Of work
produced in the Argus Job Office, and go liberal
has been the patronage bestowed by disorim
in s,inr public tbs, We deem it only necessary to
advert to the fact that oar facilities are IN
.euaIed for doing any and ell kinds job
Priptinr-f-orn . delicate visiting car 10 '.-ge
porter. Theatre managers. travelling saovmen'
railroad sgents, hotel keepers. steam boat agents.
and sII those VINO have job printing to do, will
And Tito their interest to send q. their orders,
Witch shall receive prompt attention.