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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13

EIl(hBUKG WORCESTER r.. Il
T. WINTER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing on,
Ter 80 ''
Leave Fchburg, a. m, 1850 and $50 p. m.
south Ftchhurg, sos a m, 1884 and Isl D. m.
Ieominster, S,l2 a. m, Leo and 800 n m.
Gates Crossing, IL a. m, l.0i and 07. n M
Pratt junction, S.2b a. M, IS and Is u N.
Sterling Center S3S a. m, L20 and 20 y, m
Passenger Trains for Fitchhurg-
Leave Worcester $50 and Ills a. M and % D. m
Sterling Junction 707 and ll.57 a. m. and 500 D. m
Sterling Center Ia and 1905 p. m, and OS D. m
pTatt junction 20 a. M, and l2.I4 and SIG D. M
Gates Crossing, rs a. IT., 1922 and 5.24 7. M
Leomlnster, 1870 a. M, II 30 and 3 30 n. m
South Fitchburg, 7.3l a. m, L.. 80 and 5 81 D. m
RAILROAD CoNEECTIONs,--At Fitchhurg all Trains con
meet with the Cheshire and Rutland s. Burlington r. K
fer all points north ana VT " "
The 30 and H. 10 M trains from Worcester ,nnect
~ FiIeabrg with the VT Mass. r. r. Tor Greenfield
and BrSttlebOrO' ~
THes y a M and l250 p M tram from Fltchburg cons
meet &c worcester with Boston Worcester Providence
" Worcester, Norwich E Worcester Railroads and
field. ~ '' 'fi'"e'
The $50 p m. train from Fitchburg connects at wor.
ceSter with Norwich Worcester Steamboat Train for
Ne CIV York r., Via New London H. A, BLOOD, Sup't
FitChburg, Jan. 2 ISL IfC
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS
v AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RSITP0 an
Gafs leave Worcester, FoserSt Depot for Greenfield
ll5l m ~ 49, - ~ V''V anu
. A Special Train win leave Worcester every Saturday
iol Greenfield and BrattlehOro' at 4.20 p m
Leave Hoosac Tunnel for Boston at 500 a M and 10
pm. ' W "
Leave Greenfield for Boston at IS a m and 9 30 M
Le2,e Bratlchoro' for Boston at 100 a m and 80 y M
A Special Train will leave Greenfield or Boston ever
Monday at 400 Gam. '
q N1-.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13

~ FOR SALE-On Woodland ST., new
LII; French Roof House, with Is rooms, city water
lIl &c, with large lot very desirable estate for
occupancy or investment. Price low and terms
easy W. G.. BARBOUR & CO.,
| Front st, EXCHANGE,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13

~ FOR SALE-On Dread ST., large
E; French Roof House, well built and supplied with
ll all modern ConvcnCnces $500 II. of land; can be
- bad low and on easy terms
W. c. BARBOUR & CO.,
| Front Exchange,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13

EOR SALE-Two Splendid Building Lots
IL on May st., within minutes walk of Main ST.
W. c. BARBOUR n Co,
I ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13

~ FOR SALE-Corner Clarkson and
Coral SITS, Cottage House, with 5000 H. of land;
B!Il very desirable,
W. c. BARBOUR & CO.,
| Front st, Exchange.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13

nor SALE-Two Valuable Building Lots
Il on Hollywood st. W. c. BARBOUR Co,
Front ST. Exchange.
DOR SALE-One of the finest Building
Il Lots on Main ST., containing 2S,s5O n. of land.
W. c. BARBOUR g. CO.,
Front ST. Exchange,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13
6t&wlw L. A. ELY & co.

~ FOR SALE - Within s minutes
lit; walk Of Mechanics Hall lwesD; excellent in
Hui vestment; pleasant and centrally located; Two
very desirable Tenements; house nearly new
rench roof good STYLE and will be sold at bargain on
sy terms. L. A. ELY & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13

wooden mill, at Michigan, Burrilville owned
and run by james Legg & Co., was burned on
Friday. Loss about $4,000; insured for s9s,.
700 in twenty-seven Offices '
The revival interest in the Methodist sorietv
at Woonsocketis deepeningin power and widen.
ing in its range. Meetings have been held AL
most every evening for about four months.
The Wexford railroad, the Newport News
says, is once more under way, and this time
there is prospect of its completion The work
has been contracted to responsible parties, and
it is to be completed by the first of Nav A
depot 40x2O feet, with a walk running down to
the wharf, car house 100x25 feet, and an en-
gine house 6Sx49 feet, are to be built at the
Landing. A depot is to be built at Wexford
station 6Ox2O feet, and another at Belleville
60x20 feet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13

- FOR SALE-Farm 95 Acres, 9 miles
M from Worcester, miles from post Office stores
nl churches, &c; cuts 20 tons good hay all by ma
chine will keep cows the year round. two
story white House, rooms. painted and papered Barn
30 90 shed, carriage house, piggery, &c all in good
Gonditioni II acres wood acres OLD growth heavy);
$50 fruit trees, thrifty and in bearing Price $500
Also, 81 acres of heavy old growth wood near the
above ifdesired; price 5000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13

Two Inllnon pairs oil SHOES are manufactured
in Auburn yearly.
E. Z. Rice of Maine is appointed United States
consul TO Honolulu.
Capt. L. Yates of Round Pond was Instant,
killed at Marlborough, on the 18th, by the ac
cidental discharge of a gun.
"Halleluiah Meetings" is what the good PEG
pie of Belfast call the gatherings where all the
orators pitch savagely into the Maine Contra
railroad company for not extending its tract
pursuant to agreement
A woman was found dead in a filthy under
ground cellar, in Lewiston, last Thursday morn
ing, by some one who called to bring her SOM
refreshing drink Her name was Shorey, an(
she was found dead in bed, and her son, sixteeT
years old, asleep along side Of her. She wal
affected with the lung disease.
A fellow calling himself professor C. II
Sands, of Boston" but whose real name is said
TO be George Knox, and graduate of peniten
tiary, has been sponging landlords and printers
in Eastport and vicinity. He advertses to per-
form gymnastic feats, and the Down casters
acknowledge he has performed something re-
markabe in that line.
bold and successful escape was made by a
convict in the Maine state prison, at Thomaston
on the 10th. The prisoners name is Henry
Grant, halls from Hampden, and was COM
mitted for arson. He had been feigning sick.
ness, and was confined in his cell in the old
prison facing the street. Friday morning the
deputy visited him, and, on leaving TO procure
MN some medlclne, lett the cell door unlocked
During his absence, Grant stepped TO the win
dow, raised it, bent the bars apart sufficiently tC
admit his body, dropped TO the ground, ran
across Main street, took TO the woods, and hal
not been re-takeu.
pretty good story is told of himself by
season ticket holder on the Boston and Maint
railroad. Riding in horse ear, a short tim,
since, with the Catholic priest of his village
WY mas been active in trying TO induce hi
looA 70 become temperate, he familiaFly ad
1850 ssseo MN IN language som ething as follows
~. 'e nl -, you are doing pretty good worI
NM now don't know but you are doing q
The p Zoo as al the other clergymen in town
what he could TO improve his reorIe sT,, IV ,oi
'esvo "I Ia "a Is continued the gentleman
.hns peen thinking about attending Won
tn1I n, N put was afraid it would cost too mueI
priest, Eve can manage your case. Salu IN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-13

This medicine prepared with the greatest care and
after years of stUlyng the different diseases for which
il is claimed a specific and il is now offered TO
the public with confidence, a and certain remedy
for such Affections
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
HOPKINS BROS, Sole Proprctors
G6 d6m al Westminster ST.. Providence Il. l.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-02

&lOS T. MONTH IIoree furnished E,pe,
o1' paid. n. Il Sha~ Aimed. Ne
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LIST OF AGENTs'

r.rCSvyLhI, CUt'TCll RUIZ i',g, Mr
r1--srEssIGS ,Wnv! once, Liam, m, ~
~ .a,, sAer.0 Ti,ss,ils, Pa A'
rTrrxvrIA.r. cnuRCH RrN HS5aa !5a,.
It'll. II THOMAS. once ah'
ION If,pSa. ri,1A,ils, p.,-r-csnpa
S1NMkuRG AND vIt1SiTl-riud
vtS. Of,lc". shanihurg. residence g"
A';;srT1; ssrEafRisE = Is vi irIrrA-AsIwsI'IaIia y IA
PARM AMI P,rt'Gi.1 W nosy 1
vIiET. Of!cs and addrss.. Cna.s i,,a M'
aSiyil,p. Arsis,ant. u. {. lIunt,iinar9vngr>
TiDIUCT ASp WEST NV ntst
CLARK. Once snd sudres., Ehp m
l,Iee, "a. A.sisiapt, y. { B".n,n; ,NI
PETROLEUW UBNfRh nv Tp.,,oh
L1Vi MASON. ohc' aad address, s,,,S
re. pa Assistant, Charlc. Bl ,ek,,a n,rs
rARR AND BLOOD rARMs w s,my
"a MI Creek and cherry Rrr; IN 5.
lei Ciintnckvills-JA .ESSAt NE a n
'srr Farm, Ps. Assiaisnt-. lu'nu
Charlie. y. Cochran sud vi ls% nT Iy1l
MecLiNrnCKvll.lR, on; OIL, CIV ,,r ay'
-. =. ~ 81. Address, Ou Nv
Ac:ira,' .: Mead .ILroHE
YnANSAI>, ALoEG Tns ,tar... At 81
ER-Z >ILBfR 0fiise ana aappw p!
sCRrN; Afs, v..1 Eh MI HyH1l
LANhIS '-l'IcHAN' ". F.s,,.ni,S'
and sidr' ~ serutsvass. "a A"eN Il
tMAsld, sddr,ss fnlltutcn, w. xarL. ",
Vr>T v1PIlNlA-c 2 ANNo..,rNh
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-02
('AU "lOE.

Th~ puh'!c - sut'onrd ,san'' Spn.
u the regaiarl hnthuryed Acshf ~ w..
Wy sincc the RUbe'ts PatSh csfl We p.I
i"rpsdo and all -xyhsisr ristslnIs =" '.
and the d r ui su,'li msesisl. Il! e'he'
dircc, inf inge,nent of their risl.i. 40! u
hhging sny ui che KoBEitr> PArLha' I
tnait ~iih secnrting to law. and sseint
aud nn~ingly In defiance Of lsw anc u'''
The Cnn.p,nv haze 70 o'rsn's.d 'hr -, =
with . view +, scromn ods,e OI Mr., u J, ", I,
of tive on t,etoo. The, have ein'o" a
.fIcicut Ap~,ts AID ASH, ,ar's tbs, eIn ,S VI
tor the h,isIn~~., lArh T"rt'do y tAl
dstc sf p>,1it-, together with me pITT, T,,m,rI
p~io, aid ,i.ned ,y.sn ooi-sr "i 10 uIa|
every Op-rato- STAINING . Torp ao W
price aAd wle,hsriteano from ou' "m,ifl
,la ators will E. sfrr sisvnr h' fep""
Once any u"liixencc ~ Are1'S; h>rr 4
The following named Itrson, h'v' ~, old
ad Agrnss and Assistant Arenm 4 : "' "
of rsuns, isania and v est Nirsinh'
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l1zlZZ Will Za3|2EZ

~ L.u."y p t'o. pruiu-ing a"y medicine able to
20 one. IN I'd ~ many living permanent cures rs
". ft'ier'a NoEetAhl Rheumatic ke,ne,iy: and
NtAer reward Of 500 for any case u Chronic or
Jpu>Hmtaory nheuMstisIu. Neuralgia Rheumatic I
Aeis seiAsca O. Rbvumadsn ct rhe kidneys 1t
Wal net euro The Rheumatic synip Ia used iu
Cssay only, psxAant to the taSte. and gnnrnntred
Slc, ,eut ths scientia: prescrHieA AZ ls. f. Filter
y D.. psoNsror Of roxicotvy and Chemistry
1's1aA4e o. the celebrated UhiVersirv of Peunsv.
ssniA, d. rs vhosa entire rofc~siou.l liz. z
eeso devoted specis'ly ~ thi. dtpa.e Thi. m.,
~ Ion nader solemn oath 10 rNsc,utioGslv he
y ~iac eve' olsenvered The proof that no O. her
eSsahs sktsts 10 f,Ini IN svsry,cummuntv in per.
= IAN oted f,r many y-ar. and still sun rms. If
1f0el-us could cure t. n spec &c did exist this
voald not Be so-S tat ihA, mu-t he universally
~ au'sd "ha ~ deceived sufYerer may wise
80, what sscu ity or evdei has he ti,at d. FIT
ef's khsumAic syrup will cure HE case. The
~ s,ally sisnsd contract whicn will Se forwarded
ntapui charge to sny su6' rer sending hy letter
oo'npioe G a0ict.on; this guarantee will siate
aAttAet unmher II b0;tles wsffau'ed TO cure and
y oAe a" failure ths muaty paid Will I've rrrarn,J
tn pstcnt No nsher remedy has ever hecn
ruSr~9 on such Vher d and hOnor,6le terms Med.
~ elsee vith certificates iron. prominent phv
CG'en., 9efgy'nsh ere WIN have been cured ter
~ nthsr : eatrsn', have failei. cent by ieter
efetie Afdirted cnrdi,iy invited to vr Z. 10, Al.
Tse ~ the princral once. a ,ulh Fourth street
yifsads'phss, r. Dr. Fillsr's hhcsms,ic syrup
= ssld ~ d:uSsi =. '''
ma eINWONs.
Mole Agent. Petroleum cc,rre, P,.
~. vM,AbLtspnt s 3 co, whoisssls Asts, Mead
a l;cnAMBsRLls Co., sol. Act. Ron.
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4 CARD.

Clergyman. while residing in South Am.,ics
- missionary. discovered Il sal" snd simple rem
cdy Tor the Cure oi Helvo,s Weakness, FuIy ID.
cay, Diseases Of the Urinary and seminal U,rnn,
nni the whole train or d'soraer, brought o, l.,
eHie u and vicious habits. Gieat numbers hsyn
been cured ~ th. noble remedy. rnm.t,L n, n
o's'ie to benefit the "iil'ctcd AMI unirturn. will
rend the recipe prrpa il Z aud r.iIp His m,di
cine IN sealed enveios..to any uns whp lie, q. H.
FREE q, charge. Add ess JOS. r. iNMAN. s,a,i \,
u, Bible H. use. y. T,Crv
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THE kOBERTs
pETRoLEvM TOayRDQ h
Office Al the
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Cssr o. - PIne aud seco,n.
Near the ha,'roaaJ
e TITusvILLE, Pa

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t"lsr's' Torps.i,ss Mid the la,r d.c,'aha
Commi >siOner Of Psicuts IN r,fu.,nv -. .h q, q
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tss prlcs " their Tospcdo,s A"Na-
raKNrf PkG GIMP
- ukat WIT Op,sutot csn aikru IA. ,r,
s<tors absd.iVi.ing = We'll s'q
lbs ks,Io~ing Is tho d-rislen tr,a,,-. . ..
Crisr w tive tSali .eoDhu ". us, "a,
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this: Tue case VA arguod tL,ur la,, n,
y ksal,s oi Ssw iork, Is. \. L.usa, .as.
sLancs OF t'tttsnurxh, for duttliusuls 49,
harding of fmiaIe!pu.a, saI L.vixe n. n,a
tri,sbsryh, for plA.uuE
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-30

THE BRIDGE SUPERsrRU cTURE.-The fol
lowing description of the su2erstructure Of
the Rock Island railroad and wagon bridge,
is taken from the Messenger, of Phoenix
vile, Pennsylvania:
"The Rock Island bridge, which the Bal
timore Bridge Company is now having con
structed at this place, is an immense affair.
There are two spans, 260 feet each between
ceuters three spans, 22l feet long between
centres one draw 500 feet long. The bridge
is estimated to carry load of 5000 pounds
per foot, for the crossing of tesms. The
bridge has two floors. the upper one for the
railroad track, is Is feet above the wagon
track. The iron used in this portion will
weigh over 100000 pounds, while the
whole structure will weigh over 5000, 00n
pounds. 1t will have two side walks out
side the trusses, each 81 feet wide. The
trusses are to be 334 feet high, and l98
feet apart. The draw will be remarkable
feature in this bridge. Il will be the heav
lest in the world, weighing over l,350,OO0
pounds, and will be moved by machinery
driven by steam. This bridge, designed by
c. StAler Smith, President of the Baltimore
Bridge Company, is to be entirely of iron,
and the principal part of the iron work is
done by the Phoenix Iron Compony. The
machinery for the draw is to be built at st.
Louis, Mo. Two other spans of 100 and
GO feet will complete the structure. These
will have but one floor, and are intended to
serve only as approaches for the railway.
Total length of the bridge when completed,
viii DO 1909 feet"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-30

With It's gloomy attendants, low spirits, de-
2ssssion, involuntary emissions, loss of semen
sperm atorrhsa loss Of power, dizgy head, loss Of
memory and shreatsned impotence and i'm becility,
ind sovereign cure in Humphreys HomeO
Pathe Specific No. TweAty- eight. Composed Of
.bs most valuable mild and potent cur att es they
strike at onee ut the root Of the matter, tone ny
vigor and ensEgy, life And vitality to the entire
man. They have cured thousands of eases
Price IS per package of Ave boxes and vial Q.
powder worth 81, which is very important il
obstinate or old cases, or 81 per single box
Sold By all druggists, and sent by mail on rsOeiP'
of price. Address all letters, Humphrey
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 662 Broad
way, New York. GjulyId&wly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-30
YIREMEN'S REVIEW.

The annual review of the FIRE department
of Rock lsland, takes place on Wednesday
afternoon. The companies will meet at their
engine house at l o'clock when delegations
will be appointed to meet invited guests at
tho ferry boat and on the corner of Broad
way and Rock River street, at half past one
and conduct them to the engine houses
Rescue company and guests will pass down
Orleans street to Deere, and north to Hi
nois, and Join Western and their guests
TIE procession will march down Illinois
street to Exchange, south on Exchange tc
Orleans, thence east to Market Square
where, at 2 o'clock they will be reviewed by
the Mayor and City Council. After the 70
view the companies will pass up Illinois
street to Broadway, thence to Rock River
thence west to Jefferson, where the Rescue
engine will be placed in the house The
procession will continue to the Western En-
CINE house where they will release the steam
err Eggleston from duty, and tten proceed to
Bailey Davenport's grove. on Otter street,
where refreshments will be partaken of.
G. p. KNOX,
Chief Engineer
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-30
Chief Engineer

THEATRICAL-RIP VAN W1EKLE.-McKee
Rankin will appear at Darts Hall to NOR
row evening, 10 his rendition of Rip Van
Wrinkle, supported by an excellent corps oil
actors, among whom is the versatile and
talented actress, Kitty Blanchard. Miss
Blanchard's character acting is highly
spoken of and We expect to zee the hail
crowded. Read this
CRosBY's OPERA House. "Trip Van
Wrinkle was played last night with Mckee
Rankin in the title role. The dangerous
experiment was gotten through with much
more successfully than was anticipated by
any one. The difficult character was quite
faithfully portrayed, and the representation
evidenced careful and painstaking study.
His personation was received with unusual
cordiality BY the audience, and this is evi
dence enough that there was much that
was merisorious in Chicago Republi.
can.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-30
DR.. Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy,

In numbers there is safety. 1t was upon this
principle that the formula Of JuDsoEs MouE-
TAIN HERB PILLS was prepared. DIR. Judson,
intending to spend fortune in advertising his
pills, subm tied his Yecine to the revision of the
most intelligent and learned physicians of the
age, and the result is simple bat most efhoa-
oious med ieine-ths JUDsoE's MOUNTAIN BKRR
PILLS Teey purify the blood, remove all OBJ
struotions, cleanse the skin of all pimples and
otches, and are perfectly sure and safe ia tAeir
operation. The Jupsos's MOUNTAIN HERB
Pills cure Billiousness, Female irragul arities
Headache, and many of the diseases arising
fro@ impure blood and deranged digestion.
Use the Judson's Mountain Horb pills, ans
when you have proved their virtue recommend
them to your friends. They are both sugar
eosted and plain. For sale every where.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-30
PAPER BOXES.

The thousand one articles that can be put
up in cheap, convenient paper boxes, by the
thousand and one venders Of the notions
and trinkets of the age, has created de. |
mand for the manufacture of boxes, that is
truly surprising to the uninitia.ed. In every
branch of business it has become necessity
of the advance and progress of the times, to
have on hand these light, convenient and
useful articles for the storage and protection
of the smaller goods..ot a stock, and great
| saving is manifest in the use of them over
the more clumsy, wooden box or drawer.
1t becomes matter of importance TO deal
ers to know with whom 10 deal where they
can obtain the best made boxes for the most
reasonable price; we refer them to the
house of Messrs Blanchard & Hatfield, Nos.
IS and II Wabash Avenue, Chicago, as the
most extensive manufacturing firm engaged
in the business. They have an experience
of over twenty years in the cities OF Ne"
FORK, Boston and Philadelphia, which has
given them a thorough insight into the basi
ness, and knowledge of the intrlcacies oil
the art of manufacture that places them al
the head of all engaged in that line of bust
ness. Their machinery Is OF their own in
vention, and has been improved and brought
up to its present standard by them; in
addition, they employ skilled workmen,
consequently they are enabled
to sell their manufacture at rates that act
, ually defy competition. So great popu-
lArIty has their boxes attained, within th,
lastfew years that they have been compelled
TO enlarge and increase their facilities t.
; more than double their original capacity il
: order to supply the immense demand. Thi
is sufficient proof that they make goo
article. In addition to their oxn manufac
lures they are the general Western agent
for C.. W. Jenoks & Bros. celebrated Fame
French Boxes. They invite the attention c
all druggists and dealers to their Pill an'
Prescription Boxes, which they give speeis
= attention to, and are unexcelled.
: Perhaps il is not generally known thu
d the genius OF man has produced mschin
e that will draw picture of friend, or
II landscape scene in from Eve to ten minutes
9 Bot SO it is. Messrs Blanchard & Hat6el
u are largely engaged in the manufacture {
4 these sketcbers, which are called Hatfield
9 Sketchers;" these invaluable little machine
a are being rapidly introduced throughout ii
l. country, and are giving universal satisfa
Il ton, for thei, work is accurate, and man
. hours of close hard labor are saved to q
artist by their use. The Hatfield
K endorsed by leading artists and professor
t everywhere introduced, as inst what is re-
resented. Send for one and convince You
Al self
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-30
Dry Goods

A Bamberger, Ne. 9, Illinois street, Rock ISL
and, win open to day 100 pieces choice styles of
dress goods, lot at % cts. per yard worth 40
cts; one lot at 80 worth SO; one lot at 40 worth
60. A full line of celebrated Buffalo Alpacas. A
Inns. full line of parasols of every description.
A large stock of ladies, misses and children $
hose of extra length and superior quality. Al
ways full and well selected stock of staple
goods Of every description. Ladies and gents
will dc well to come and examine my stock before
making their purchases elsewhere. Clothing
made to order in the lateEt styles, and perfect
tit always guaranteed.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-30

YANKEE NoTIoNs AT CosTl IF ield &
Brother are determined to close out THEN
thirty days, consisting Of hosiery, gloves
pocket books, white trimmings, handksr
chiefs, fans, buttons of all kinds, neckties
hair oils, perfumery, black jewelry, gold
and plated studs, and sleeve buttons, and
other articles too numerous to mention
After closing out their retail stock they vii
do an exclusive Wholesale business.
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