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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13
49, III 49, Woman

Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY go WOMAN. AID
tER ut~hAsES a. WaNAv 81 atgh af rRr1otes.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-13
Agents !! Read HIS |!

WE WILL PAY AGENTS sAtAEY 0F $50 pm
" WEEA sad rNFtus'a 81 Hlite .af.r cummis
.ian, o. -sil BH HrW aiii md fli tWeNtip1. AL.
itrs N WAGNER q gu Marshall Moi.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-03
Mns @ie9en8bah.

Der 6err Yfarrer otele6 16Dnen@ tdot<
AenS, ret reuli9 Der Welt perfinpete, Ct
m0rpe cinen rer @einen sum 8ur9ermeiz
fer wdblen la0en uno Damn cen 8auern
rem @rtno C&ppD in cine. etpas
fart puftenceu Beile parfamiren, bat
leirer ca lstnen Wiuen ntdt befommen>
ca elmer ron ben per- 2iberolen. SEER
Spiept &rumta6er, gum Bir9ermeiitsr
ermdDlt wurce. Bie e6 loni hort ber>
gebt> mouen mir ben Bi9sensba9er @prz
tel ppnrentrn RS u&empter Sag unb
Mn;ei0ezB latte6" er5dblen la0en:
@t99ensbaa, % DeSbr. SD
muB Sbnen bpt cine NaGlele aus Dem
5turm unlerer @emsinoewobl 9eben> ia
bitten Gie IN lere u5&war;en" {eben fol-
len> wie {e 10 i%ie9e6frob BON etnem
Wirtb6bau6 gun, anoern bGpften NIT Fiez
ssncem &ode unp unter ibnen puroe naz
mentli9 Giner 06tbor> auf oelen &opfe>
wabrideinlih our efomplimentirung ces
tunftioen 19marSen 6crrnB ur9ermeil ter6>
Elm tbufmdbnli6e6 @siteu wadelte> pa6
man Jon t Gylincer nennt. Der i6war;e
&npll unp lein Treunr> her ~3pincez
b1dler" uno 5erbitmes9er &ie@le baz
ben i9 fat Die Tl6e aus benz &c.,.
selaufen, bis ibrBUrsermetferzGon
Der Sweifdrbi9e @tra0er> eur69efaQen
mar. Mter AUDI pte{e beicen
11war,en Observation-Disclosures 1elbf Fez
len nit @lans bel alien Bablen our@
uno Die @issen6ba6er peroen l6un sez
wubt baben, warum ie ibnen oiel fen
Dur6fau onseoeibsn lie6en. M6sen Die
@9mar;en pici e 2ebre ft& merfen! -
5eitrem febrt uQmdblis@ inbltiae mieeer
BEL uns Elm, aur cine Seele fam ni@t
,ur &ube fpmmen, uno per 9lauben @te,
oaB ba5 lit? Niemanp trent9er a!s ceS
Dorfss 81 arti@err'", eeS ~3pinoe>
t6flers" Mojutant AUDI Marfu5 9ez
rufen! ODD to6 1T cine alte@el6i@te:
tper ME CT BON Der 9fatur in Mandem
Yertlr,t nuree, muS ouf cine anpers
@eile li9 bcmertbar ma&en> waS freiltd
1i@ ni6t INNER gut a%u6nimnt> beionoera
rpenn man BON Der Natur au4 I'M uobez
renStpfe" p~erfirjt wurpe uno penn man
feline S9wdr3en ur ben cerl@ieoeren
MaGen 8ier bes leutieli9en Germ pfar>
rerS Yercontt. Drum lieteS 14marjea
Baoerletn
@9ab' unb l@eer' unb fraB' Inb pup,
Dsnn aues @nbere Fni@t8 n,ebr mug.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-03

Gin Beitra9 3um &apttel:
Trauenre9te.-@s miro tmnter 9ez
fabrli9er NIT ben Ndbmamlellen. Ga
rpline Smitb, Elm Mit9lieb Der be3et@<
neten 3unft III @indeiter> Sncy biloete
fi9 etn> tbre l1nldulo lt beorobt uno
faufte 1l@ gum @@uy perielben etnen
@eoclper:- SQn9f tam Elm Mann IN
an9etrunfenen 3uifanp AT ber &amuter
Der Sunefrau surbei iieb 3ufaQtS an
bic GbQre uni rumpelte ban1 ete @tie9e
binunter. &aum b6rtt Caroline ben
2drut> o!s fe ibrtn &esplser ersrtf IN
bltnper @utb ans Geniter ran1te unb
auf bic StraBe btuau6 feutrte. Gin
Mann ftar3tt unb tlteb auf Der @teoe
tobt ; ts &par itbu& ber ltnre&te, Der
wabre S@ulotoe battt ft& aus BEN
Staube 8euaoat.
Der @euuroete birterldbt eine Grau
uno uter &tnber. Matlrli& mirb 9btt
Sunefrou Caroline ntdt 8ebdn9t; pttl<
let&t btttt9t fe nd&fens ne &ebner>
babnt unb balt 8orleiunaen nber ett
s ranuet pey M6nner.~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-03
GurppdifDc Iabribtcn.

2pncpn.--Die &5ni9in piro BEL
GrSh nun9 ceS Y%arliaments nidt 9e9enz
ndrti9 iein.
m.-Der Yabft peieert ft9 cine
Morel1e BON 1877 8ild1fen on;unebmen,
neil rielelbe einen prctet ee9en pa6
Dogma Der nnfeblbarfeit entbdlt.
8erlin.- Die @eAierunoen Ter
ceutlhen Staaten ,rercen ibre Bi1dvfe
9e9en rte rSmilde Gurie int Sale zines
Sruebes nit Dem @atican inSGus nebz
men.
Der &ailcr> her ltet6 fir Qrp6e
u1ternebmun9en FOLDER 9lrt interelirt,
bat ieBt in elmer unterrerung NIT Germ
@a1bburne> BENT 8ertreter Der @ereiniQ<
ten @taatcn> feline GYmpatbieen fir ZEN
plan funp9e9eten, bic 2%aneenae Ypn paz
mama gu cur@neden> inpem er iuolei@
Der in New Yort unter Grants uno
Gilb'5 Nulpicten Su rielem 3wede oebilz
oeten @eieuiaaft pie&usf3t MAIDEN lief,
eaB Der fran;6fl9e @elrmartt ibr ieper
3eit often fteben wirpe.
Mun@en "a. San.-Die uMu9sb.
AQ9. 3eituna" pom @amita9 entbdlt ben
proteit pe6 Cardinals 3ou( fiber Qeaen
bic unftblbarfeit pes Yabnes. Derltlbe
fol- na&fen6 rem papf rorselest werz
ben.
2iuerpppL "a. San. - @e(ern
e%ntltanp >pabrenp be6 @ottespienfe6 in
Der ct. Solepk$ &opeue IN 2iperpool
fali9er Teuerldrm. Sc bemd9ti9te iid
Der Nnpel enpen idber @Grefen uno MQe
orGn9ten ii@ lofort mad ben Gblren.
Oils enpli6 bic Srbnuns wieper beree>
felt mar, iteute 1t6 beraus cas fiinfebn
per1onen tcbt 9etretcn uno Yiele onpere
l9per oerlebt wartn.
Hpm> 20. Sau.-G6 miro beri9tet
ba6 Der pobt Gem Nnludcn Granfrei9e
na99e9eben Bat uno fol- ba6 Dpama
uber bic llnfeblbarteit i'm Guncil ni9t
CUR Serbano!ung fommel1.
Mit Der Musfabruna Der fir biz
proptn5 5annpYer an9eprpneten 2anra
Yermelun9en ilno augenblifli9 115
@eometer beiddftist> pel&e sund@1 BIZ
trt9onometrilhen Muf nabmen III for
gen baben. Slmmtli6e Mrbeirn lpuen
in pier Sabren beencet fem.
Maoric> 81. San. - Cine feb,
1ntmirte Debate fanc in perSiguns ce'
Gorte8 am leBten @umlta9 fat. @eno,
Ti9uerap> Elm Nepublitaner, eertbeioiat,
Die lebten republifanil9en SnIurecticner
unp 1pra6 feline @niidt bobin aus, rof
pa6 8olf entlbtccen auf Der @ertbeipt:
9unA ieiner per1Snli9en &edte> meld,
bur@ Die &e9terun9 YerleBt roroen nd.
rem, bel teben mlree. Gr bebouptet ferne,
cab bic 1o9enannten Snlur9enten >pel@'
Don Zen He9ierun96truppen 9et1ptet
curd General Yrim ermorbet wprbe>
ieien. prim %oerlan9te BON Gi9uerap elm
3urIfnabme btel Ter 8ebauptun9, wel9'
pieier oerpeieerte. GinDuell ftebt cabe'
jl er}partef1.
&om, 81. San.-Der Yab1 teiu&t
9efteru basNmerifantl9e College, alIttrt
BET Der Wfel unc bielt rie Yreoi9
nah cerielben. 5ierauf fribfift
CT nit ben @tucenten uno elmer Mn3ab
pom N%mertfonern, unter ibnen mebrcr
Damien, pelde al6 @lite onIpeleno ma
rem. Der patt lpro@ in febr woblpol
LENDER Beile lter ben Gortl9ritt re
STRIDE in Nn,ertfa unp erfldrte caB 81
Ser. Staaten ne 9tepublif Der sSntelli
9enj uno Guaeno CD ieien. @u@ flst
er bin;u Dap rie STRIDE nur bic liererli
den> %un9ldubi9eu Nepclutionilten per
camme, welde etenip 9efdbrli9 fir 81
8ere;ni9ten Staaten al6 fir Gurpp,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-03
uno@ ebor@am balten muB bts gum

Greue uno0eborlam balten mub bt@ gum
Tpbe."
uDu bait &e6t>" la9tepaul NIT einem
raIdsn &ppfnifen. uDu bit Elm gutter
u1o 9etreuer Diener> uno tpent1 c6 wirf<
ltd aelheben loute, oaS rerSobn meires
fIdslid uno lamabli@ 9euoreeten @a<
ter5 Die &ail erfrpne auf lein 6oupt leBte,
10 16p6re i'd Dir, baB i6 cieler @tuncc
ocoenfen, unoDir temeileu mill, bab AUDI
Elm &ailcr oanftar lein fam GS freut
mid, cob Du fein lleberldufer, fein5o6z
pcrrdtber biit oabOu mein Getno bleitf!
Mbcr {alieeen mir jest Bafen0iu>
tano! Du perlpridn mir ollo einen
Monot ;u idlafen? ginen 9ansenMp>
nat 2" i
sd cerlpre9e IS Gurer &aileritGen
!5obeit SD wsree meine Nu9en often
palter fir ouea> nur nidt fir po6, mas
in 0atldina 0elhiebt aber unter Der
8%epin9un9> ca6 en-. failerlide 6pbeit
rer(preden> in oieltm Monat bic Gri9te
reifen at lal3en unb ni4tS @ewaltlames
;u unterrebmen."
uS6 perlpre9e e5 Dir @rfarotp, penn
Du ma9t pobl re@t baben> Die Tru@t
1T nod ni@t reit> penn 11e jest i@on ab>
fiele> 70 m1@te ba6 wobl 9elaeben, neil
Gin @urmti9 ibre &eife 0e;eitist urp
ibren Sal Yerfrubt bat. Sa, mir pplz
len wartcn uno @erulp baben baB Die
aus9earcute Saat reifen Tub oeoeibtu
fam. 4@laubf Du oenn, oab ie IS
fan"
u&ailerlide 6pbett> carauf fam i9
Sbnen nur na9 Mblauf be6 a%u6beounz
9enen Monots Die Nntwort sebem uno
i'd laee jebt, ME @dlar gum 8rutu6
ia9tc: ~8ei pbilippt ieben mir unS wie>
bsr"
Der gru6furt la@te laut auf, la@te
nod> als Nrfarop ii@ perabl9ieret> bic
9ebeime Sbur 9e6fuet uno binausse<
0onsen war. Mber ponn> mitten in iei>
men lautem 2aden lanf Der @robflrf auf
einen Stubl nieeer> oa6 2aaen pcrz
itumu1te> CT tarrte pcr Ii@ bin unp feline
3udenoen 9ippen murrnelten uEpot> tppt
uno bin! Mit Dem Mblab leine5 Stietels
bat er ibm bic Nu9en ausgetreten> bic
ldanpliden Nusen Na i'd babe biele
Mu9en 70 lieb 9ebobt> uno e6 paren
bod nur bic Mu9en zines @errQtbers u
unc Der @rosflrlt weinte jest> wte er
baS Ia9te> wetnte> pdbreno cur9 bic bunfz
len, unterirpi{ben @1n9c feineS Yaz
la tes Mrfarow oabtnbulbte> NIT GRIM
iencem 2d9elr, uno nit frpblodenre>
| Micue.
(Tortltsuag folst.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-03
&frlQnQt.

- Mnseisen in tieler @palte unter ben Rubri=
Ten "Gerleust". "@eiuGt", r3u gerrenten" unt v3u Ger.
sauttn" rreTben fur 5 Gents bic Belle, jeoe Snferttpn, In 9cr.
ausbejabuna aufseapmmeu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-22
MARRIED LIFE.

Good counsel for wife and mother ::
~ will try and make myself and all
around me agreeable. It will not do
to leave q man to himself till he comes
to you; to take no pains to attract
him, or to appear before him with 4
long face. Il Is not so difficult as you
think, dear child, to behave to hus-
band so that he shall remain forever a
husband. l am an old woman, but
you can do what you like; 3 word
from you at the right time will not
fail Of Its effect; what need have you
to play the suffering? The tear Of a
loving girl, says an old book, Is like q
dew-drop on rose; but that on the
cheek ofa wife Is drop Of pain to her
husband. Try to appear cheerful and
contented, and your husband will be
so; and when you have made him
happy, you will become so In reality.
Nothing fiatters q man so much as the
happiness Of his wife; he is always
proud Of himself rs being the source
Of it. As soon as you are cheerful you
will be lively and alert, and every
moment will afford you an opportunity
TO let fall an agreeable word. Your
education, which gives you an immense
advantage, will greatly assist you; and
your sensibility will become the noblest
yift that nature has bestowed on you,
when 1t shows itself In aifectionate
assiduity, and stamps on every action
q soft, kind, tender character, instead
OF wasting itself In secret repinings."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-22
TO the LADIES OF GOLD IHILL
AND VICINITY
CHARLES NATHAN,

ATE From THE LARGEsT
i cities Of Europe, ,FASHIONABLE LADIES'
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKER, d prepared to
do all work In his line In the best manner possi-
Bile, and at lower rates than any other dress
maker In town. Win do work cheap, owing TO
the dullness Of the times, At the following rates:
sun dresses made In latest styles -. .....tS 90
Wooden dresses made In lateat stylee...... 0 90
CHARLES NATHAN,
@i No. 50 South G street, Virginia.
~Two good hands wanted-no oth1 need
spply. jye-im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-22

SocIN. EoUArITy.-After all that
can be said about the advantage one
man has over another, there Is still n
wonderful equality In human fortunes.
II the heiress has booty for her dover,
the penniless have beauty for theirs {;
II one man has cash, the other has
credit; II one boasts Of his income, the
other can Of his influence. None Is so
miserable but that his neighbor wants
something he possesses; and no one Is
20 mighty but he wants another's aid.
There Is no fortune so good but 1t may
be reversed, and none 80 bad but II
uay be bettered. The sun that rises
In clouds may set in splendor, and that
which rises in splendor may set In
gloom.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-22

DRuNXARD's NoNENcLATURE.-Here
are few samples: Over the bay, half
seas over. hot, high. corned, cut,
cooked, shaved, disguised, jammed,
damaged. sleepy, tired, discouraged.
snuny, whipped, how come you SO.
breezy, smoked. top heavy, fuddled,
Kroggy, tipsy, smashed, swipey, crank,
stewed, salted down. how fare ye, on
tn bee lurch, all sail set, three sheets
In the wind, well under way, battered,
blowing, snubbed, sawed, boozy, brint-
ed, screwed, soaked, comfortable, stim-
ulatsd. jug-steamed, tangle-legged.
fogmatic, blue-eyed, a passenger In the
Cape Ann stage, striped, faint, shot in
the neck, bamboozled, weak jointed,
got brick In his hat, got turkey on
hiS back. He will never, or seldom,
allow that he Is drunk, he may be
boozy, cosey, foxed, merry, mellow,
filddied, grootable, confoundedly cut,
zee too moons, be among tho Philis-
tines, In very good humor, have been
in the sun, Is a little feverish, pretty
we'll entered, etc., but never drunk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-22
A MOST WONDERFUL CURE.

IHAht JuIlu xSut AotU.
This certifics that have been for nfteen Year,
an invalid and great sufferer from combination
Of most distressing diseases, viz: dyspepsiA,
eight months havo been paralysod In tho lcf
half OF my body hemiplegia): No tongue eonld
tell what have suffered during the LAST three
wears especially. have been treated by emil.
nent pbyricinns-by their advice have changed
climate. have also tried the celebrated " Mn.
eral SprInRs"- all seemed Of little or no
avail, and had given up all hope OF being any
thing but miserable sufferer for the remainder
OF my days. .
Or. Roberts commenced treating me by Ami
NAL Magnetism and the Swedish Movement
Cure on the 9Th OF June, and with three treat
ments felt like new crcature-the paralysis
WAS removed. ! have now been under bis trcat.
ment fifteen days. and have improved daily.
Nearly all my difficulties have entirely dissp,
peared, and tho remaining ones have been % far
relieved that now feel that time and care are
all that Is necessary to restore me to perfect
health.
have been acquainted with DR.. Roberto six.
teen years. have always regarded him - one
Of the most reliable Qf men,. was The recipi.
cnt OF his healing power about sixteen year.
ago. have known, personally, many eures
that he performed In Iowa, while yet mere
youth, that were really wonderful. ] shall ever
praise God for His mercy In providing means TOT
my restoration 10 health, and shall ever pray
that the blessing OF Heaven may 60 with Dr.
Robert. In his good and glorious work.
(SlgnedJ MARY N, BALL.
OFFICE--RooM No. 9, INTERNATIONAL.
HOTEL, VIRGINIA, NEv. ts
tvl0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-22
CAUTION 7

,Cur pUnLuO n HERKBY CAU.
/ tionsd against occupying or purchasing nom
a. ~ Fort Homestead Property, situated IN the
GSn az Cold HIN, Storey County, Nevada. Said
sscnssfv Sslones 10 Q. Lyford and family ~ .
SCsStssd, properly hid and claimed under
~ atate Lava Of Nevada: Legal proeeedings
AN - oomncnced 70 judiciAly determine the
sntsttv of car tide to the entire premises. and
siltre:s pSssers punished aecordingiy:
noA Hil. July ID. 1870. 1y9u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-22
MEDICAL.
CONSULTATIONS FREE.

DIR. ROBERTS treats successfully the follow.
ing named diseases, together with many other
forms OF human msladics not herein mentioned: :
Diseases Of the Brain, Rhcumatism, Epilepsy.
Curvature Of the Spine, fnhamed Sore Eyes,
Paralysis. Weak Eyes. Partial Blindness, Drop.
sical Tumors. Ulcers, Scrofnla In all Its yarions
forms, Incipicnt Consumption, Diabetes, Weak.
ness of the Limbs. Bronchitis, Loss OF Voice.
Kidney and Bowels. Dyspepsia, Failing Of the
Womb Suppressed Menses, Catarrh, al kind-
Of Scxnal Discascs. Impurities Of tho Blood.
etc. Paralysis and Deafness are the most IN.
certain Of all diseases. although patients amieted
or less benefited. II not cured, by Magnetic
Treatment. --l. Q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-22
BANKING AND EXPRESS NOTICES.

TNHIs AGENCY - NOW Rnk.
pared rseeive deposits Of coin or bullion,
either on OPEN ACCOUNT or 10 Issue GER:
TIFICATE0 thsrefoe, payable ct the option OF
the holder) In Cold I'M or San Franeiaco; to
make collec3lons, purchase Bullion at the most
favorable ratsS, or advance coin thereon when
forwarded TO the Parent Bank In Fan Franciscoi
sells Bulls Of Exchange, and transacts General
Banking Business.
ohEcKS FOR SALE ON
LONDON, BANK OF IRELAND Dublin)
PARIS. NEW YORK,
sAN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND (Or.).
BOSTON. SACRAMENTO. Ere.
WM. SE1A RON, GenernlAgenr.
BLAUvELT. Cashier.
Gold Hill. July 1, 1870. lyli
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-22

WONDERFUL CunEs.-Dr. X. r. Roberts. The
celebrated physician, is performing remarkable
cures IN Grass Valley. Some OF the most acnts
diseases that aiilict and torture mankind yield ~
II BY magic to his Swedish Movement Cure.
DR.. Roberts treats his patients BY mesmtrism,
or animal magnetism. He not only brings tee.
timonials Of cures from persons In distant
States, but In every town and city where he hAs
practiscd, may be found tho highest authority
confirming his SUCCESS. In Aarysville, Stock.
ton, San Francisco, San Jose, Los Angeles and
Grass Valley, statements OF his cures are vouched
for BY testimony that ~ unlmpeachable. .-(Ne-
vada City National Gazette, May Sd, 1870.
GorSG AwAY.-on Sunday next the celebrated
and world.rcnowned DR.. r. X. Roberts, who y
now stopping at the National Exchange Hotel,
will leave for Virginia City. and those desiring
his services should call on bin before that time;
During his stay In this county he has performed
some OF the most wonderful cures we have ever
heard or For the cure Of every kind Of disease
he cannot b. cxccled. lie heals the sick BY Al.
inlal magnetism and the Swedish movement
cure. No physician ever came 70 the State 90
highly recommended as DR.. r. r. Roberts: All
ye who arc afflicted, call on him.-:tDaily Tran.
script, Nevada City, California, July ], 1870.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-21
VARIETIES.

\ laughabe incident happened the other
evening In a Philadelphis perlor. young
LADY being about to entertain her visitor
with music on the piano, was suddenly
asked, Have you got My Trundlebed p j
The LADY looked greatly startled for mo-
nent, and was blushing deeply, when the
thought occurred to her that My Irundie-
bed" is the name OF new song.
A lady made call upon friend who had
recently been married. When her husband
came to dinner she said, I've been to
Nrs.-'s." WELL replied the husband, !,
II suppose she is very happy. Happy
We'll | should think she ought to be she
has a camel's hair shawl, two thirds bor-
der"
Not bad for little girl of ten, whose
knowledge of geography is somewhat Im,
na-fect On hearing her father speak OF
going 40 the polls to vote she very Inno'
Gently inquired if the people Of the tropics
oted a. the equator.
Never be worried at trifies. II spider
breaks his web twenty times, twenty umet
will he mend it again. Make up your minc
TO DO rood thing, and you will do It,
Jasper Morgan, Connecticut man, neFei
had doctor in over eighty seven years
his life, until his last illness. Eseuisplu'
fnis he'd him.
Pomerov saws the defense was trying t'
prove Mcfarland luny, while the prosecutor
was trying to make him ga loony.
4 sentimental youth says he prefers hang
ing on the neck to hanging by the neck
but tina. both are dangerous.
silk dresses are now very much worn
We know q young lady who has worn on
threadbsre.
An Indiana female preacher has bee
marrying couple and kissing the bride
groom.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-21

Jersey City, escaped tria! in the New Jersey
courts because the crime was committed in
New York.
The trial of Charles Schultz for attempted
wlfe-murder commenced in Jersey City to-
day. The witnesses for the prosecution
testify that the prisoner cruelty assaulted
his wife and attempted to cut her throat
twice. The defense set up the plea of in
sanity.
The spinners of the Clark thread fac
tory at Newark have resumed work at the
employers terms, after three weeks strike.
PEORIA, May 2l.-A German and his
wife were assaulted on Thursday evening
while returning from wedding, and so
badly injured ii feared they will die. The
guilty parties have been arrested.
A watchmsn on government boat was
knocked down on Thursday night and
thrown into the river by gang Of roughs.
This locality was visited by hail storm
on Thursday. Little damage was done.
weather is warm and sultry.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-21
Chicago E%1rket.
TsIsgrapked TO the ARGUS.

Flour-Eery weak; winter extras scarce ana
firm; spring supers scarce.
Whsal - Moderately active; No. s4aaS9ci
regular closed gate.
Corn-Priccs advanced NO. closing 50; re-
iected; 7saT9; no grades, HAS.
Oats-50; closed at 5it
Rve-No. sold at Use
Barlev-QRiet and unchanged
Provisons-Duil; prices hrm'
Mos pork-S2s 73a2g for regular.
Lard--Selling at Ice; asking l6te's -,.
Bacon-ISl for shoulders, lo7 LOT eie4r 'io
Ia for clear. 90 80,
straw avberries-LiveIy. about SEQ cases received
selling at %. with poor lots at l5a2O'
Hogs-Reeepts 81 cars, or ABOUT l-oVu u',}'
Market dull, with large number ~ pens uisoir ST.
/ 8. 50ass, 90 for common. S,65aSs75 Tor baco'
/ grades, So ,s0aSs,9O for mixed, and S''Oo u
!
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-21

At Rockton, on Monday, ii miles from
Rockford, H., party of young people were
playing croQuet, dispute arose between
two young men on some point IN the game,
whereupon one of them, in q fit of passion,
struck the other over the head with the GRO
q uet mallet, crushed in his skull. The in
iured man lived but short time.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-21

The following Western Senators recently
showed by their votes that they oppose, for
some mex plicAble reason, the removal OF
the capital Howe, Trumbull, Drake, Ram
sey, Norton, Thayer, Upton, Cole, Corbett,
Y ve, Stewart, Rice, Mcdonald.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-21
MiIwaukee Market.

to the Argus
MuwAukEE, May 81.
FIour-FirIner.
Whest-$i o. No. l, and II oot NO 4
Corn-Firm and unchanged.
oaa-Excited; soc for No2.
Rye-Nominal.
Bariey-Nominal.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-21
Chicago Live Etock.
Telegraphed to the ARGUS.

Telegraphed TO the ARGUS.
UEroz Sro-< YARDS, May ~
CsttIe-Rroeipts about 1900; quality goou
and demand fair; prices steady and unchan geu' 60
good to fancy shipping steers selling at = iva
: so: good butchers stock at 6s7s.
Hogs-Market decidedly dull and prices veak
and fnliy 4c lower and still tending down
ward: early sales we're at IS 60a9 15, the eh'f
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-21

to be unanimously opposed to woman suf
frege.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-21

A number Of young men have been ap-
prsherded for frequenting the London
theatres IN female clothing, one OF WHOM is
said to have been mistaken for the Duchess
Of Nancheatar
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-21

1t has been sscertained that DR.. Munck,
the Swedish naturalist, was one q the vic
tims Of Lopez. His collections, however,
were saved, and are now on their way 10
Sto,lAo1-,