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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-31

I NIClIIss'ss' - ''ss''s'Fs'''s'''-7 ''''.'Fss'f'''sssfs y
FOURTH BALLOT.
Mr.. Durff said that he had heard that a
report was circulated in the hall preju-
dieiaI to Mr.. Green. Among other things,
that lie was a NortheFn.man, etc. He de-
noanced the reports, and guaranteed Mr..
Green's devotion TO the party, etc.
A delegate asked who had been circuls-
ting the reports. Mr.. Durff did not tell.
The result of the ballot was as follows:
Gree. AZ
....-...A
MI. Lumpkiu, on the announc6met OF
this balios, said that rather than produce
diseord in the ranks, he would withdraw
his name.
The Chair said that the modesty of the
gentleman was only equaled by his deyo-
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A New Protection,

II The battle of Metz some Of the Ger
man soldiers, as a protection against tine
continual showers of bullets that the enc
my poured upon them, fastened their
knapsacks across their chests After the
battle many we're convinced that these
tactics had saved their lives. Ia them
they found no small number of bullets,
which, instead of striking them in the
breast, had only entered their caltskin cui-
rasses. f. .t
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Strasburg.

The surrender of Strasburg, which oc-
currod on the 26th ult., according to all
accounts, was delayed longer than the
cause of common humanity demanded. A
special dispatch states that Strasburg sur
rendered only when the helpless condition
of the place rendered it almost inevitable.
The victims Of misunderstanding fever pre-
valont in the city seemed almost number
less. The inhabitants were generally
furnishing, and the dead-and dying were
lying in crowds on the streets. This state
of things decided Ulrioh to capitulate.
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tits stated that President Grant will
appoint Senator Williams, Of Oregon,
whose place will be filled by Col. [. X.
Kelley, a Democrat, after the 4th Of next
March, to the position of Solicitor Geper-
al of the United States. an oficS created
at the last session of Congress, which has
never been filed, The salary is $4,000
per annum. at aiApH q fd#tlis
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Beautiful ,Mvth.

II
In Eastern poetry. they tell ofwondrous
tree, upaniwhich. grew golden apples and
silver bells, and every time breeze went
by and shook the fragrant b. anehes, "a
shower Of these golden apples fell, and
the living bells chimed and tinkled forth
their airy ravishmeuts- On ,he gospel
trea there grow sweet blossoms and bells
more melodious tlRn those which mingled
with the pomegraBa.es on Aaros's vests
mept--holy feeling, beaven-taught joys;
and when the Holy Spirit breqthes upon
the evangelized so there are a shaking
down Of mellow fruits, and the flow OF
healthy music, whose gentle tones and
joyous echoing are waited through all the
recesses Of tho soul. its4 ,a
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Gratitude,

"Doc." Kindrick, who has a. fat place
in Washington, gotten through Mr.. May
nard's exertions, we suppose, is writing
letters to Tennessee advooating Maynard's
reelection. "Doc" is one of the best fell
lows in the world personally, and it is vo-
rv natural for him thus to exhibit his
gratitude. qs ,,e
He thinks the next Congress will have
large Radical majority, and Mr.. May
nard will be able to obtain mere favots
for East Tennessee than Colonel Blizzard;
therefore the Democrats here ought to
sacrifice their party for the good of the
State.
There are two objections to ''Doo's" de-
ductions. First, we have reason to hope
the next Congress will not have SO large
Radical majority, and secondly, we don't
see the point in helping them to have it
by re-electing Mr.. Maynard. That ma
jority would always exist were our worthy
friends advice followed; and We rather
suspect he saw the situation,in that light
when he penned his last letter to the East
Teunesseean. s-' go
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-ai4oz Godi ,ailsa laacg 5tei s.edga"
,aol0iV.s .s5sslib ebs.s yaa sIfap =
gAih4rsaG .qlela bab.ossl est m77f
80 The. Radical Nominee.
The 4th5ps P5st.5f last Fe K gets af-
tGf Hon W. n. Wiisener and tao Radical
party with. a sharp stick, Ttsays.
The very respectable aud clever old
gehtlembn'Th6ui Mr.. NI5ydard's Conyen-
tion nominated last Week for Governor, Is
repmtqd tp be kbo1iag under political
DISABILITIES aqqh,a;s thgYe alleged ~ attaeh
to Judge Nicholson and othor repentqnt
febefs7 tig saidhoi was 4 membor Of
-theiIRsi ia ture twoaor throe I'm Is before
-thdw lu;l that hn .was.ia member of the
rs9ql Leg sIqtqrotYhiqliveB5lo into 7eees-
sioni Itbgt bg ttq2k fA,ais oath t9Aqgpprt the
\ Contederate Constitution, and voted men
ard money Is c1rrf ON he'teb8lli6n If
these changes are troe- 1dud tie yProbabS
,arert-,isn ts it astounding Qthat thelparty
which lmaptasts 50 mHGh seGsItiyeaess
about such things should choose for their
standard. bearer man with such terrible
antecedepts OF course these things now
belong tJ1G6 nast. anC hould not be- re -
ferre1 At 3A-ezterr to :, lw tie hypoc-
riSyOfIoarpoliFicbl' oppouents We pre-
sUuie wd shall haarluothiGg more from
them on the Eapstroqasln. drumming eX-
rebels for Office. ...-....
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ISWEETWATERR TEN /. = HERSDAY.e OCTOBER (
THE ENTERPRISE.
swERTwATBR, TFUFs64YI OCT 8, 1871
Appointments,

General Browns appointments for aud
from this date are as follows +;dT la5rs
Knoxville, Thursday, October 6th.5i
NqrristeWn, Friday, ai"l 7tb 80
Greeneyille, Saturday, 5s" argis isth.b
BountEilIe. Monday, oA'il a't10th.
Jopesbqro, tuesday, "tuj MllDsg
Rosorsgil.e, Wednesday, siIr tl2th It
Other appointments will be made .fn
due timB. 7'ig ,,abfyt sdi 20 agrIoDgis
!. Il is understood that the Rati6al can
didato for Gogornot, Hon. ". II. Wise.
nor, will meet General Brown atall Of his
appointments. r ss la-a. nt
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NTateorlogical Phennmena.


The New York Herald says: "Truly,
the meteorological phenomena Of the year
1870 have. so far, been very remarkable
The rccQrd gives, it the ,warmest January
ana T6bruary, the coldest and stormiest
March, April ana May; The driest ana
hottest June and July, the driest and
wiadieat August, and the farest, bright
est, sogtost and mast delightful September
we have known for many years. Drought
has prevailed all round the earth in the
northern temperate zone, while destrncts
i've foods and deaths from Lightning have
been numerous iREurope and America.
From Maine to Oregon, in the Satea
and over in the British possessions, thoggs
auds upon thousands Of acres Of forest
lands have been wasted by FIRE; wells,
springs and mill streams have dried up,
and many cattle have perished in conse,
quenco Of the drought; aud yet, judging
from the official reports ON the subject
from Washington, and from the supplies
in our markets, we have seldom had q bet
ter year chan this in the products of grains
roots and melons, Vegetables and fruits of
all descriptions. Still the country. has
suffered and is suffering from drought; and
It these late displays IN The heavens q .'''4
Ofaerce fiery warriors fighting in the clouds,
In ranks squadrons, and right form ofwarg
have given MS any sign Of what is in the
wind, We think it is a sign that the end is
at hand of our dry season; and SO may it
proveto be. '.i5fe'id s'1 81 47fillsst
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Won't Stump,

Ex-Presilent johnson has wisely de-
cidcd not to STUMP the State against Gen
Brown. By some means he has been ins
duced to use a little discretion, and he
may thus improve his chances for future
preiermcnt in Tennessee,
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Radical Hatred.

\ RADICAL politician in Chicago sayii5N.
., always hated NapOloon--b have hated
him ever since his coupd'eiat, but, d--n
him, hate him worse than ever because
he surrendered before our fall elections"
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Shorts.

-,-..~. Shorts, t,1 go7
Roller skating is popular withIthe At
lanta people ,3gs 81
Savannah thinks Of importing English
sparreTss $50 lsig6jbsgatGB ydG
~ A foprtesn-to0t' corn stalk grew near
Colgpbgs Ga,J ys54pias 7s rsaor-irdl
$ A slight frost pear Lynehburg, Va, No
damage done. -.f go ..-..f 49,.
The venerable Bishop Early, Of ViF-
ftRia, is c6hyalesceht.
NasHyi1e win cRdeayor to entrap the
Green Line excursidhists.' f's9i'A- pea
Admiral Porter is to take command Of
the European squadron, ai So aaanois9T
..iThirfedn deaths occurred from yellow
fever IN New Orleans ou the 22nd IN
slant. ...... g, ,,irt,,.,
The population. of Washington city is
1872, ,SS9, being an Increase of 40 per cont
since 1860. .'t '| "
Tho Presbyterian Synod ofNorth Caro-
lins meets in Raleigh on the 18th Of Oc-
t0ber. IJ 19i-5aH .YaJ TFu
y Board Of Trade, with a full list Of
competent officers, has been organized in
Clarkesyiile, Tenn.
Edwin Forrest h9ldsf6tth at the RAJ
leigh GNorth QarOlna) theater during tho
fair wqekyy b. - E.U ..ot .5oJ 10 saafA
A human skeleton. has been eEhumed at
tho corner of Canal and Chartros streets,
New Orleans. '''-' ''.' .'''' 'D''
a building for cclorod high schooleis
to he erected near the jeff Davis mansion
IN ltichmqnd. beam -r., 4F,fsl-a4 s,rf
------af-.~tB--5s Co
Alphabet Of Provorbg ''''
A graib Of prudehco is worth half
poud Of craft. .l.' sl 7a8gI iln Do WfrGa
90 B9Hters are cousins to liars. 20 u igas
4 Confession of fault makes half amends.
| Denying a fault doubles it,,...,,-. to.
Envy 5hooteth at others and wodndeth
herself. ac.,a 'ii '"' m97' heii"''a''
Foolish fear doubles danger,h al nals
s,iGud reaches US good things by ourhands.
He has hard work who has nothing to
L c5sls more to a7eago wrongs than to
! pear UHeln.
Knavery is the worst trade. ecsz55
ui Learning makes man 6t company for
Mmsefi fi,r-..asql eaisg .lss1g gr1 15sb ilia
1 Modesty is guard TO virtue. ..4..,
Not to hear conscience is the way to ST.
Ionce it. 'a@a54 'l' q.
y, q One hOdr to-dayats worth two to-nior &
rOw, ua.1 faaH aa sg .I9Er: 80 is
1 Proud looks make foul work in fair
faces. ,..,.
Quiet conscience gives sweet Sleep. "-
Richest is he chat wants least. 'lafi '
Of, Small faults indulged are little thieves
that let in greater. shanF tgus 81 rfrg
The boughs that bear most hang lowest,
!. Upright Walking is sure walking.
Firtqgoiqnn44 lFhpPPppssYl are are mfpthor f and
WIZ men make more oPpottunitie-
than they find. f3a.7f ,'.sl ~ ''ea-
You never lose.by doing good turn.
Zeal without knowledge is fire without
light. . ....
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Call and examine before you
purchase elsewhere.
Ws buy Bacon, Lard, Grain Of
all kind, Eggs, Butter, Feathers,
Dry Hides, Clean Cotton and Lin
en- Rags, Tallow, Flax Seed
Meal and Flour. For which we
pay as much as the market will
Justify, either in goods Or cash.
We are also Agents for the
Buckeye MOWER AND REAP
Err, and would be pleased to re-
ceive orders from persons in need
of these articles at. Se @
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SOissOrinOtnnl,

ibrieegro6ui Is tliis2Ohe is given and the
5thcr is3sold. .'7iah a. AoliaST1l5iab r.9d5
b Whht'kidd of fswoetmeats did they Bavo
Gin the ark! Preserved parsyai a5lgj2d
What verb is that, in. the 1anguagei Of
Hegsrs gbPh jew San. e9piqgheloNerb-
FtEi 5,idu al .zl5l( Do tstll al saeiq
Il vas YoWpq who frYt prompted man
to eat, Jut he took to drink on his own
secount atterward
2sA ElxTtriuontal plilosopliy-T+yingl to
borrow anut6brelIdAM6rta philosophy
Refusing to lendlit. 5.-ar .sa.r5ou
What's the difference. between chilly
man and a het-dog! One wears a great
coat, and thesotfer pauts,4 5GT
An urohinfon.bomg rebukod for eWear-
ing out his stockings atIthe toes, replied
lt couldn't be helped, .toes Yiggled and
heels did mott
Thin .man-5Z"Boy, what's that hungry
dog folleriu9 me forPt .'.1.
Roy-"Ao.thinks you're bone, Irooi;::
va. i|" ."' ...... -a'i4"h p. .'l p
'Yodng man, do, you believe in thefdt-
uro state" "Iu coursoI duz, and what's
more, | mean to o1tar it as soon as Betsy
gifts her things ready
Littlo four-yaar-oll tie other day n6p-
pIussed its mother by making the follow
ing Inquiry "llother, if +" maa is a Mis-
ter, amt a-womah'a Ayoteryt'
A book keeper inaleadine narcaftile
house has been discharged in account Of
shoyt-sightednoss. He rubbed cut with his
nose what he wrote with bis pen. ss.5
Josh Billings says that the uegrQ,wa-
ters at the hotels at Long Branch have re-
sided amsng The whites 50 long that they
i.have begun to adopt our color n.'a2li
A lady who had repeatedly called a lie
tic boy to come in and say his prayers,
wasesomewllat taken. back by his asking
her if "God was in much of hurry?2.
At recent lcctpro Pro essor *
stated. that Saturn had ring six thousand
miles broad. "Jabors," exclaimed an
iE'sp 5 'I'u " "o y, was Ptgson'' "n"' = "Hsol
he mus. % nave H.. I.. -.,,.... /.
"Helf wife, don't see for my part
ho% they send letters on them ERE wires
%l'no9' tearing 'hem an TO ni0'- pa
j rIg. .I'! .I uGp ''Gp' y; 'to P"Po! !t'o'' Jas'
9'''.' '"' W ',''ii'S u /" iN'u "E'S''' a,r
a young lady at Long Branch says she
always takes piece OF soap INTO the wa
ter with h9r, SO That Ii the undertQ% SHOULD
be toe strong, she would pc abe TO Wast
herself ashore - ''".'"' ''''
The only way for man I'd escape be.
Eing found out is to pass for what be Is
The only way to maintain a good caarac
ter Is to deserve It. 1t Is easier to co5rec
our faults than to conceal them.
&little boy haying broken his rocking
horse the day it was bourh5, his mamm'
began to scold, when be silenoed her b.
enQuiring,-"What is the good of hos.
till it's brokel" -
4 negro who had learned to read nj
Hilton Head wishing to rive some Of BIZ
acouaintancos, who had never seen book
on idoo If 4, sai,l. aPr,dina & tba now
j.
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DR.. j. n. Smith Of Elyton, Alabama,
offors to maketa douations oftbe real es-
tate to anyone who will erect a ten thou
sand dollar hotel ip.Elgton, also tie limo-
stone rock with which to erect it, d. IS
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about snch things should choose TOR th.e4F
S'a"u"Ia.pe4Igt k ~ nan &i14 !, sucn '9rflD4o
anIeooQi9yy,,. ~ fol1htse fol1ht.s ,Eqy9g snfng' 10"
s.3 ce.opS " uo t E.fs 4 49N i9u'o ~, NY pfro'
80 ~ ~ a.. Jl'st w y. y" ''T ,S
riSy opoor poHeieoi oPponae'h's. " pre-
sumo 'a,soail h9arHpoiaing more from
tAGn ou t4e lH9Hs HstEo49,sLn OF running eA-
[G'e.S l9 iis- 'oI once ,.s
q... rpoo poor a,.
p..L.. - t,o p,u.Ivo,u vi.
ID Do'ne' uoorsf ii IN F''e y. 1'u,4l-'s| orN'
AF' was s'ung lpaal4t9Rsee one afternoon,
SOM some years age 'F"eAS tlSF1'eF E-S4f
:. g,,.ig ,I,iT, .s15.sI. % sag ss..l 5,ayisI L.,
r!euU iooy r l. l'ne onr +, oa2 y: 8, o1' l
tatistbat sopfrioods.Jdnos i'm very
sorry t2.AG;4,y iAas 5ou JaEa really so Aard
lua4l.,, / WI @LYa H2sA, mly AakeFf..5 .y94.a
. WI, no. caR ..iii : .aNe ! rs a sitJ'
"e,'' ,hGh, ieVs see no" low we eau ny IT,
You raise on'cRens' 'oeileVe. -
..Y4 esna lew, out Aey qpR,tr pH'hg1 any
tAling Fa.rai3nriY L.aol+g, ga.rrat r.I
DSgn ;t4oy !r,A 2It7RHyss ne d92s ny paper
ooSC anyVn'ng 9aroly' No"' t. nave pro-
position 70 MAKE ,.l, 20 you L WIZ continue
NAV NAV gaIeg4 from yo,r Int M ono hem and
hr;ng n,a Il, . nroane1e vLstborin COOS nv
chlc&94S, .i. ana We %.. eaIl y slnar2. f..,
- IA r r fglt [riona ENG Noorg' aPo 1no oia
lelloW ynueN'sT g1 ''-%',|Vne @ 3''o '' !, cp
Iy, and at ibe end Of the year he found
7 'tIat be bal,.pafd aboat coQr prices for his
paper
IRE o''en &c ,s eFss sfo '',e on MIR ''lf' an, ana
81 - ,ne"e''r Dos 7a' 'e' I'c0 90 's'J nc nc
was 700 poor 10. 'IA' u, a. paper s''eef 'As'
-8-'' A'' = ~ = .' ''
'ss55 COntenlpto0f Court, . 1s''
Iy2s While Ihad. Stephens was young law
Yer, he once had a oasobeforo bad-tom-
pered Judge OF an obscure P9nn$y Wa.A44
court Under what t.. ne e, considered cor, err very
e.ioneSSqSsgf SSSg VIZ, = FafS leo4tasSq 4si against
hun; WIh,eTGtponn ne threw down MS BOOKS
dudgeon. and WAS about to lea ro the court
room, scattering imprecations all around
him. The iudee straiahtened himself to bis
/ full heje6t aseumed.an air Of offended mai
ss.y an" h , aSno" .'4a !, ~ ',1%n' ,,s ny ~ o1
tj p,e'5 i''s % IT, I;' s,:r,. 5''''
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d A fye year o1l colt, byMFiof Winfield,
Who made half q mile on the Fleetwood
Course. on Monday, in. ] 09I, has been
sold in New York for $4,000.
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Ferrous Debility,

With its gloomy attendants, low spirits, de-
preston, involuntary emissions, loss of semen
spermator-baa, loss of power, dizzy head, loss o:
memory and threatened impotence and imbecility,
find a sovereign cure in Humphrey Homeo
pathic Specific No. Twehty eight. Composed Of
the most valuable mild and potent curatves, they
strike at once at the root of the matter, tone up
the system, arrest the discharges, and impart
vigor and energy, life and vitality to the entire
mon. They have cured thousands of cases
Price S. per package of six boxes and vial. which
is very important in obstinate old cases, or 81
per single box. Sold by all druggists. and e'n'
by mail on receipt of price Address unPnreS
sneeif.. homeopathic Medicine Co., 662 Broad
way, New York. july1-Iy.
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We do not wish to inform you, reader, that
DR.. Wonderful, or any other man, has discovered
a remedy that cures Consumption, when the
lungs are half consumed, in short, will cure all
diseases whether of mind, body or estate, make
men live forever, and leave death to plsy for
want of work, and is designed TO make our sub
lunary sphere a blissful paradise, to which
Heaven itself shall be but q side show You
have heard enough of that kind of humbuggery,
and we do not wonder that you have by this time
become disguised with it. But when tell you
that DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy will positively
cure the worst cases of Catarrh, only assert
that which thousands can testify to- Try it,
and you will be convinced. i will pay $500 II
ward for case of Catarrh that cannot csr~
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS ~ cry
WHERE.
Price only SO cents. Sent By SsAil post paid,
for Sixty Cents Four packages for $500; or
one Dozen for $500. Send. two cent stamp for
DR.. sage's pamphlet on eatarrh. Address the
proprietor,
r.v. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
sept72d6m. Buffalo, N. Y.
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Great Bargains in Iowa Land!

A Whitney's Banking. Collection and Real
n Estate Office.
i have $1,000 acres of Choice Farming LAnds
for snle, in tracts to suit, at from $l.5o to $lS
per acre. on easy terms. All letters of inquiry
promptly answered. Address mo ct Atlantic,
Cess Co., Iowa.
r. 81. WHITNEY
dsead3m. AGENT AtlA1tis TeWn o..
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-03

Latest from the Ladies.-Since the introduc-
tion Of PHAL0N'S NITALIA OR SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR, ladies who formerly used
dyes, are universally abandoning them They
End The new article so harmless, so clean and
pure, so pleasant to the senses, and with all 80
superior as a means of renewing the original
color, that they absolutely shudder when they
think of the filthy stuff they once used.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-03

DR.. Pill-bag complains chat DIR. Walkers
Vegetable Vinegar Bitters promises too much
cures everything-is quack medicine This
is the usual "qusck" of the profession but we
must bear with them gently, for soon they will
know that it does all it processes, and more too ;
for it il eminently Family Medicine, and has
saved many hours of suffering, and will save
many n dollar in time and Doctors bills.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-03

HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR ALL,-can be found
at Parker Co.. 9s 4 loo Summer St., Boston,
Mass. To enable every person 10 provide them
selves with handsome and useful Holiday pres
ents, from now until the goth of January, 1870
these gentlemen will issue large eight-paged
Catalogues Of ali the newes. and best novelties in
such goods as Fancy Boxes, Desks, Glove Boxes,
Albums in Morocco, Gilt and Velvet Bindings,
real Morocco Shopping Bags, Furnished Reti-
cules, Silver Plated Ware and Cutlery of all de-
.criptions, the latest styles of Jewelry in Gold,
Cornelisn, Jet, Shell, Etruscan, Carbuncle and
Hair, Dry Goods, ETC.. etc. etc., and hundred
of the latest and best published Books. They
are giving One Hundred Tickets to every one
who will become their Agent, without charging
them 10 cents each heretofore. Read the
change in their advertisement in smother COL
umn, and send for Catalogue.
nov29dwtjan20.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-03

One of the few really successful enterprises of
the day is Parker 4 Cos One Dollar Bale. Their
system offers greater opportunity for the pur-
chase of the thousand and one useful articles,
at a price that within the reach of all
classes than any other.
1t is q well understood fact, that certain elias
ses of goods pay the dealer . very large percent
age of profit. This appears almost necessary,
especially in Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Silver Plated
" are, &C.. of which dealer does not sell sufi-
cient of any one article TO make it object of
trade, and is Obliged to purchase in small guam
titles; and when the goods are sold by three or
four different classes of merchants, and eseh
charge very large profit, the price becomes
double the original cost of manufacture before
reaching tho hands OF the people.
1t is in such goods Parker 4 Co., 9s and 100
Summer ST., Boston, deal most extensively.
Their sales are go immense they make each arti
cle speciality, often buying all manufacturer
can produce. Their system gives universal salts
faction. Read their advertisement.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-03
READY GLAZED SASH.

NAcT!e, with my Planning Mill,
sfoPsnsd Ware Room for the sale Of
Io 0i..ed sash, whore will keep con-
..y snd shsisss Of these articles, which
I ssa naeh ssapsr rates than they oaa
PuluI tof eaawhers. obtain my Glass
. . M ~ aaIao'riss st Pittsburg thereby
AVN s.yronseshieh others must nay who
buy in thy prkst All Builders, Fermers, and
eehsrs IN v4of Ssh viii consult their own in
forrest by 4lvg No sAn before PURCHASING else
w.ses - Ns9el1g unusual indussnssta Tor
snas 0ses. ]. 4. DIDDIaCu.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-03
EsADWAN'S PHElE.S.

In RAILWAYS PILLS. the true principle Of pargd-
secrednOt alone to the Office Of disrnssI.g the
faces from the bowels but
checked stopped in their passl T. through the
Skta, Kidneys, Lungs, and all excreny and secreting
functions for these excrementois serrefions belong
ng to tic skin liver lurgs kidneys interrupted in
their escape they become pso1usss OF decay and deoo-
position. and must 5e pgsxsd rom the living bcdy
qualities of RApWA Yss PILLS extend the scoretons
Of the SKIN, kIDSEYs, LIVER, &c.; whereas not
one OF the adYs-sised Pills claim to act beyond the