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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07
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l7s South Clark street, CHICAGO, ILL.,, Pri-
vate and Chronic Diseases in both sexes success.
fully treated. DR.. Bigslew has cured more sex
uAl and vensreal diseases in the last 20 years
than any other physician in the western oouutry
He cures Nervous Debility, or InvOlup,.rv sorn,
inAl Emissions, and restores the enfesbl.a -
to perfect health and vigOr. he cures s,nS,us
In Al its forms, whether acute chr onic, with.
out the use Of minerals or vegetable poison
Send for his "Guids to Health" publishes
monthly free Of charge, If you think the writings
OF the greatest Specialist of the present dag
worth reading. Ladies' send for descriptive cir
Oular Of PHssAR1o REEEDrn, univer sally usec
By married ladies. Add.ess
Q. BIsELow, NJ. D..
mshAdvly 20. Box ISA Chicago, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07

The last stronghold of the Hair Prisoners sur
renders. cRIsTADORO's flag, bearing on its
folds the magic cords
CriStadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye
floats trium plant over all tie dslsterious trash
with which the market was not long ago flooded.
Lead enc uEh TO make bullets for army lies on
the shelves of dealers who have sPeculated in
some Of the metaiiic hair coIOring preparations.
Well, they should have confined their purchases
to oRIsTAD0R0'ss safe and perfect reparAtion
30 much for "running after strange gOds." In
the meantime, this famous dye has received .
tremendous impetus in the market, aad can
SCARCELY be manufactured fast enough to meot
tine enormous demand.
CHRIsTADORO's HAIR PRRsERvATIvE
IS the best dressing that can be used after dye
InR
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07

The returns for 1869 are no indication OF
the present strength of parties in the State,
as the Democrats we're unorganized They
believe they can poll majority Of the votes
Of the State, and cleo: at least three of their
candidates for Congress
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07
State Elections to be Held Dur
ing the Remaining Months Of
the year 1871.
CANDIDATES lsFARA DOMINATED
Important ISSUES Involved.

From the New York World we learn that
psginning with the election In Montana to-
day, Aug. It'll, there will be elections held in
eighteen States and territories during the
coming months of 1871. In some of these
States tickets have already been nominated
by both political parties, In others oonven-
lions have been called, while in q few others
only the prospects and probabilities about
candidates have been oAnvassed. We give
herewith list Of the elections TO be held :;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
Election October 10. Auditor-(ieperal
Aho surveyor General are the only officers
10 be elected on general ticket. A part of
the senate and new House of Represents
HVes WILL De chosen. In the last State
elecuon the Democratic vote was 2S5. 956
Republican z9O, 5j2: Republican majority,
z4,595. Grant had 28,S9s majority the wear
before. The candidates to be voted for this
year are
Democratic. Republican.
Audtor-Gen. Gen. W. McCandless Col. D. Stanton
eufyey0r-Gen Capt. J. II. Cooper Col X b. Beath
In Philadelphia an animated contest ia
gong on for municipal officers. The Dem
ocrAtio local ticket is headed BY Col. Biddle
Tor Mayor, and tie Republican ticket nv Mr.
olokely. There Is great dissatisfaction
among respectable Republicans Win tbs;r
ring" ticket, and some of the Rennbi;o.n
papers are in open rebellion. The vote 81
Philadelphia for Sheriff last o october. vas
follows Leeds. Republican, 81, 668. GsrLsr
Democrat, 44,769; Republican majority, g.
$50.
Ohio votes with Pennsylvania on the 1o.h
Of October. The Labor Reforpoars MA
State Convention At Columbus on thu oe,L
ult., but resolved 20 nominate no candidate.
The Democratic and Republican ticket. for
State officers are as follows:
Democrdhe Republican
Governor Geo. W. McCook, Edward +. Moves
Tjent Gov Samuel r. Hunt. Jacob Mueller
Att'y General I'd. 3. Wallace Francis b Pond
Auditor Jos B. CGrkerill. James Williams
Treasnrer Gustav Brueh Isaac K. Welsh
ann JudUe G. W. Geddis. William ii. West.
Board Pub W. Arthur hughes. y X Hosmer.
school Com William W. Ross. Thos. w Harvey
CTk SUP Court Charles Patterson. Rodney Zoos.
Both candidates for Governor are viRor-
ously stamping the State. The vote for
Secretary Of State last year was; Sherwood
Republican, 22l,7 O9; Hsisley, Democrat,
25O5,Ol5; odell, Temperance, 2, $685. Repub-
loan majority over all, 1851. In 1863,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07
DxRR aRs.
Maguire's
.SARShPARHlA BlT'TRRS

fwITH IRON,)
The East B1oop, EroxAeH AID LIVER Medi
cine ever offered 70 the public tia very agree
able to the taste and will not affect the teeth 81
Iron preparations generally do.
What IL piH de 1T van be found vastly SUI
perior to any Of the calisays and Iron so extern
sively used for invigorating the system. 1t will
make blood; likewise thieksn it. 1t will restore
the pale and emsciated the weak and debilitsted
20 eolsr, fiesh, health and strength In an ncred-
ibiy short time. 1t will siren gihen the nursin G
| mother and increase the flow of milk, also bens-
| ut the child at the breast and prevent many Of
the complaints to which children are subject in
infancy. 1t will tend to restore the eyesight
when impaired By continued application in read
ing, writing or sewing, by stren sthening the OPP
tic nerves. 1t viii give vitality TO the mental
faculties when depressed by close con fnement %
study or business pursuits, and prevent nervous
head schss. 1t viii purify the blood and pre-
vent the breaking out of bois, PIN pies and Other
| eruptions caused by poverty of blood. II viii
restore the genital organs, when weak, to q
healthy condition, regulate the menstrual period
also relieve debility caused by summer heat OIL
excessive prespir alton.
A single trial will prove con olusivsly that VI
have not over-estimatsd the value Of this excel
lent medicine.
Price, $500 per bottle.
J. C. MAGUIRE,
/ Chemist and Druggists, Sole Proprietors,
/ ST. LOUIS
Also proprietors of Maguire's celebrated BEN
PLANT. q sure cure for Diarrhea, Dysentery
Cholera Morbus and the thoholers. Al
orders from responsible parties promptly allied
mchs7-dwly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07
MAGIC eli.

ATHENS, Tenn, sept. 70, 1869.
Mr.. REEEK-DeAr Sir:
wish 70 say q word for your Pain Killing
Magic Oil ...- .. ..s- ......-. . ~ :
have been great sufferer from that awfal
disease, Sick Headache. 1t generally attacks me
early In the morning, grows IN intensity al day
all night, and all the next day. and generally
'hough not always, goes off during the second
night. 1t comes upon me ~ least once month
and often two or three times, always sonhninr
me to my bed for about thirty-si to forty hours
and paining me so rribly that it seems as if my
head would burst open In spite Of skull and
every thing else. persons hand wsuId b.
thrown en- tifely off by iis throbbins. In short
suffered agony indescribsble. Our best Physi,
the popular remedies sold, which are rceo mend.
ed as"sure to cure just such cases, but they not
only failed to cure me, but seemed to aggrsvste
my situation. A few months ago, fortunately
obtained bottle of your Pam Killing Magic
Oil, and as yeu Slai m lit works like . ehFEm r.
When feel my old plague coming on, use the
Magic Oil both externally and Internally, freely
and faithfully, and now do not even have to
stop my work, but 60 about my business o.
usual. -@
assure you one fsllow-man has been beae-
fitted by your Invention, and for which feel
grateful. May God reward you. In my hou.e
and family, your Mssio Oil 10 as Indispensable
ss -four. hope my letter may be the means of
letting other poor sufferers know .he
virtues of your Magic Oil, and you ra,v nse
nv anne as 9 reference If you choose.
Gratefully, am yours. DC.
EDHAkD A. C0BLEIGH.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07
WIZ. RnNNs. Esq.-De.r Bro

WM RzNNE, Eso.-Dear Bro.
The letter from Edward a. Cobleigh, il from
my son. he has suffered greatly from Head
ache, bat has recently found azure by using yoar
Pain Killing Magic Oil. Rsv. Bro. Spence, oar
agent. uses yoa Magic Oil, and hpds relief from
the severest headache I also use II in my family
and find il excellent in several ailments. L trust
you are doing the world good, as well a. gs.tisg
some peculiarly benefit to yourself, With ysur
Pain killing Magic Oh. am tsnly yours.
- N. 3. CoBLEIGH,
President Wesleyan University, Athens, Eest
Tenn. - =.
an confident that every family win snd great
benefit BY aeepiug, and using n.y Magic Oil.
Our best Physicians use and prescribe it: and
next to the Family Physician IL can be depended
upon, - A. leaa. safe and deliciaus remedy for
oil kinds of Pain. sure to give Immediate relief,
and never do harm Directions With esch bottle.
Yours truly, VIM. REENE,
saf Mapufaetursr, Pittsfeld, Mass.
Cali for IL where ysu Usually trade. Sold By
al Druggists. Merchants snd Grsesra u e q
= jnns6-dw3m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07

$1,000
ago ~
Rev "a I'll

VIII be given to any person who can produc,
a. m any genuine permanent cures ss DR.. Gal.
laglsr's Great Vegetable Pile Cure. Itis prepared
expressly TO cure Bleeding, Blind, liberated OF
licking riIss, and fer No other purpose. Han.
dreds Of Ply slcians recommend il in their prao-
tlcs. II has cared permanently oAses Of over
so years standing. Sold BY Druggists generally.
Prepared solely BY B. y. GALLAGHER, No. sos
N.,th Tn I'D Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
/ John B.n eaton, nruggis1 Agent for oil Of Or.
Galiashsr's preparations.
fsh2e-dsm Sss6 $ 81
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07
UNION HOTEL.

Cor. 4th ana Myrtle Streets,
THIS House has just been rentted and thor.
oughly renovated. L. centrally located
The proprietor win spare no pains to make it .
good hrst-elass, second rate house.
Transient price, $2,0 per day.
| nev25-dly h. C.BACBY, Proprietor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07
PoL1rrcAL cnNvrNr1oNs oRpERrn.
STORMED AND TAKEN.

"For party Reorganization and not to nominate
candidates for office
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07
PALMER HOUSE.
EVERETT HOUSE.

BYRON A. BALDWIN d CO., PRopRIEroRs.
Corner CLARK and Van Barren streetas,
Chicago, ILL.
S@- This Hotel, near Michigan southe rn and
Rock Island DepOts, is centrally located, neatly
and elegantly furnished. and will afford to visit
| ors and eOun ry merchants a. good accom- moda-
tons as can be founa in she city. Terms 81 so
per day. mehI5 -dtf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07

Atterneyg.
CHARLES R0RINsON

a TTohNKY AT Law. HuD's Block Al,
Nashington and Illinois streets, Roek Ia.
land. Connected with Bisbee 4 Marsh's Tsw "a
Collection once of Chicago. m.IkSI1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07
NEW JERSEY

Election November 7. The Republican
State Convention will meet at Trenton Sep
TENDER 7, to nominate a candidate for Gov
ernor The contest is between General Kill
patrick and Senator BEETLE. The Demo-
cratic convention will probably meet 8
week later. The aggregate vote on Con-
gressmen last year was as follows' Demo
cratic Including vote for Fitzpatrick. Ind
Dem.l, 77,003; Republican, s0,426 Re
publican majority 3423
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07

The platforms adopted by the two pOIiti
ca conventions we're very much alike on
local issues. They both oppose Chinese i'm
migration and State subsidies. The vote IL
the State in 1869 for Justice of the Supreme
Court was IS follows: Crockett, Dem, So
997; Sawyer, Rep, 80, 935 Democratic
majority, S,06l. Grant for President had
5O6 majority the previous yeSr The can
didAtes for Congress are as follows:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07

Calls for the State conventions will prob
ably be issued in few days, and the con-
ventions will meet in September. The off,
GERS to be chosen this year are Secretary of
State, Comptroller, Canal Commissioner,
State Prison Inspector &c. HofFmAn's ma
ioritY last year was 81 096
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07

Democratic. Republican.
Governor, Henry II. 1aight, Newton Booth
Lieut. Gov, Z. D. Lewis, ROmualdO Pach
SIM J,agss Selden ;. Wright, ! A. c. Niles.
jackson Temple, } A, L. Rhodes
Sec, OF state, " b. C. Brown, Drury Malone
Comptroller, K o. DawiGL ThOs j GreeI
Treasurer, A. +. CorOnel Fred Bacher
Au'y-Gen., 10. Hamilton, John Lord Low
sup Pub Ius,O. =. Fitzgerald, j. II. BOander
SuryeyorGen., John " BOst, Root. X. GardT
Ct K - COUrL Thomas Laspeyre, Grant l. 1HSg
state Primer, John 7. Barry, Thos j SprIna
harbor Com. John Roseuheld, j. 4 McClynu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07

Election November :. There is . very
bitter contest IN tins State for the Repubii-
can nomination for Governor. c. c. Wash
burn, William E. Smith, and Governor
Fairohild are the sspirAnIs, and the first
named is being pushed as the administrA-
ton candidate. The Democratic conven-
ton meets August %, and the Republican
August 80. The Republican majority in
the State in the election for Superintendent
Of Public Instruction last year was 9,026
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07

The election for Governor, State officers,
Legislature, and three Representatives in
Congress takes place September 5. The
following are the tickets put in nom nation !:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07

Uuder special act Of the late LspislG-
turs, az election will be held in Texas on
the Sd of October, for four Representation
in the Forty second Congress. All the
Democratic nominations have been made.
The regular Repu blioAns have made but one
nomination so far, and An independent can
didAte has been announced. The remaining
congressional conventions have been called
20 meet in September.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-07

Democratic. Republican.
Governor, Preston Il. Leslie John NJ Harlan
Lieut.. Gov. John III. Carlisle, George VI. Thomas
Atty Gen John RodmWn. William Brown
Auditor, ID Howard smith, W. Krippensta lpe
Treasurer James W. Tate, Speed ). fry.
Supt Pup. Ius NJ Henderson, William NJ. Pratt.
Reg. OF Land, j. Alex. Grant, John Z. McClay.
The candidates for SuparintandanI Of
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

ITALIAN WoMEN.-The GenOese women are
among the handsomest of Italy; indeed Genoa
can boast of decided superiority with regard
to female beauty. In no other place have
seen such number of interesting countenances
collected together as in the streets, churches,
and places of public resort at Genoa. They
have in general, elegant figures, delicate com.
plexions, dark hair and eyes, and pretty fea-
lures; and their carriage is remarkably grace
full. Marriage In Genoa is q matter of caIcu-
lation, perhaps more SO than anywhere else.
1t is generally settled between the relations,
who often draw up the contract before the par
ties have seen one another; and It'll only when
everything else is arranged, and a few days
previous to the marriage, that the future hus.
band is introduced to his intended partner for
life. Should he find fault with her figure or
manners he may break up the match, on con-
dition of defraying the expenses incurred. But
this is seldom the case; the principal object,
that of interest, being once settled, the bride
follows the portion, as a matter of course, and
is often scarcely minded There are in this
city marriage brokers, who have pocketbooks
filled with the names of marriageable girls of
different classes, with notes descriptive of their
figures and their fortunes. These people go
about, endeavoring to arrange connections; if
they succeed, they get commission of two or
three per cent. upon the portion.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

DEAD KING RoAsTED.-Don Piatt, in his
"reminiscences of Old Actors" relates the fol.
lowing story of Mr.. Dean. father of Julia Dean
He knows pretty well how it ought to be
done, but the old duner can't act himself Lord,
how | did laugh at him one night. He was
playing that funny old King to Booths Richard,
one cold night, in Buffalo. When Booth stabbed
him, the awkward old dufler fell fiat on the
register of the stage.
Some devil of an acton seeing this, ran
down and told the man at the furnace that
everybody was freezing on the stage-to rush
up the fires. We who were in the secret
watched the result First, the dead king
broke into profuse perspiration, while Rich
ard was delivering his long soiloquy. How
the dead king did sweat. But, as the fire in
creased, he began to squirm.
The audience was startled to see the body
culver and the legs to give little post norton
kicks, not in accordance with the text. We
could hear him mutteriug to Richard:
" Hurry up, hurry up; I'm roasting"
But Richard continued rafting out bis heavy
thunder as slow and deliberate as if his royal
highness was on bed of roses. At last, when
he grOwled out, Down, down to hell, and say
sent thee thither," his departed majesty rose
up and walked off the stage, rubbing his back
as if he felt ridiculous, to the utter amazement
of the audience.
But Booth was equal to the occasion. Strik-
ing an attitude, he roared out:
''Can such things be-
And overcome us like Summer cloud
without our special wonder?'
Dean got black eye and broken nose while
attempting to kick the fireman.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

UNAwARE.-A backwoodsman was invited
to dinner by family of settlers just arrived,
and after the usual course had been considered,
Q dish Of ice-cream was placed before him To
him this was a positive novelty. He took up
the plate, examined the glittering particles,
and finally ventured to take a very delicate
taste. As the cream passed his throat, all the
muscles Of his face were drawn into a fright
full position, he gave loud whistle, and, turn.
ing to his host said: stranger, this may be all.
fred good-indeed, it is rery good pudding ;
but allow me to inform you that it is nightly
frozen. No offense is intended. know YOU
were unaware, of it's condition, of course" !
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

ABOUT MARRYING TOO 1oUNG.-Mrs
Elizabeth Cady Stanton says: Girls do not
reach their maturity until -, yet ut 10 they
are wives and mothers all over the land. robbed
Of all the rights and freedom Of childhood IN
marriage, crippled in growth and developments
the vital forces needed Ia build mp vigorous
and healthy womanh00l, are Slapped and per-
verified from the legitimate channels IN the pre-
mature office of reproduction. When the body
is 0vertasked the mind loses its tone and settles
down in n gloomy discomfort that enieebes the
whole moral being The feeble mother brings
forth feeble sons, and the sad mother those
with morbid appctites The constant craving
of stmulants among men Is the result OF the
morbid condition of their mothers. Healthy,
happy. vigorous wUmauhood would do more
for the cause of temperance than any prohlbi
tory or license laws possibly can. When wo-
man, by the observance OF the laws OF life and
health, is restored to her normal condition.
maternity will not be n period of weakness.
but of added power. With that high prepare.
ton of body and soul to which have referred.
men and women of sound mind and body.
drawn together by true sentiments Of affec-
ton, might calculate with certainty on n
a happy home, with healthy children gathering
around their iireside. To this end let girboud
be sacredly devoted to education, to mental.
moral and physical growth to as high prepare
ton for personal independence and ambition
as boyhood is to-day; remembering that girls,
as well as boys, were created primarily for
their own enjoyment, and only seeondarily to
serve each other. Reproduction. in the nor
NAL condition of woman, will not be period
OF suffering, but of JOY and thanksgiving. One
of the saddest features of woman's present
condition is her idea that she is cursed of heaV
en- in her motherhood; that it is one OF ma.
ture's necessities that she should suffer through
the period of maternity. 1t is because we ig-
noranty violate SO many laws of our being,
that it is so to-day.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

WHEN Bismarck was Prussian ambassador
In Paris Jules Favre was his lawyer.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-14

IN Warner, y Mef.lrath. y Y. Gn.nlek .on. Hover
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-14

FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached, IN
leave station, nam ut IT,, following changed souvs,
tub, ct I" delays ineid fseirh, bus,nrs ss Going
solt. leave Whining r,"n Ah ut ~ a. n. New Castle
~ M.idl.'osn, o1 cis,,.h, aoi boyer, 80;
Camden. ia Frioi. 10 10. aud he due usrrinrtoc
10 N 4. " ."inR N@t. Ia leave Harrington about g
T. N. f",isn. 30 tandem So; hover. 80; Motion, q
Siaytr, NJ Mtdicwb, 20; New Castle, 10 end -
das ~ Minluytui, 10 90 1. ~
Tat iian viii .tni 4, TAX up pa scneers only Sta.
ten. nsmtd, hut vii set down pas any regular
topping p.acc hi~ecp Harrington aud Wilmington el
ccIi iiaf Corri, stat koa. nj Junctiun and dupont
MA t,sriG ikNSs.-i.ayr New Castle Tor Whining.
'f AID a. iisi ilia at ~ ". Leave Phad,ll his ~
~ "a y, Hnd " i.tai gi"u 10 i. ". t.T New Ca,tle
-atkNf IEsNth dEAiSs.-aiditianai :. those gkoys
al a. smyrra % ,ia. ton II ~ a. ". mud % 4. n
a. a. ta.s nv smyrna ~ 4. ~. and 2 T. n To
traiss and ftu M lpy., and sta
'sui.' oHtl E,u SIN ALI,
Jan. s-y Superint ndcht bel H. H.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-14
TRIMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
1925 G \ SII.

y. B-l nm also prepared ni II, nv shop in
udcsS,. ,o attach ms Delaware Phosphate Sewer
with all is improvements aud in ihr most SUI
s;sniial manner 10 the lhiu's 4 " ouds or amy
common grain drill now in use, and guarantee
tn give entire satisfaction
Farmers wishing the t,,achmcn, will please
forward their orders as soon as possible ~ uni,
limited number will hc furnished this season
TEH delaware Phosphate Suwcr attach
I'd old drill, S45, Cash Or nn approved nu'e at
30 days. W. y. llIgi IoS VI. y.
luiy left Odessa Del
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-14
&2la1
Delaware Rail Road Line
Ou0uner ArfanOeWeno,

IN and anes Monday, April spuvlh. l65o. rasssagse
" Trains uiii E,iIovs, until further notes. An
ssaius Sundays rxcsptsd
sonyu soryu.
Middletown transcript., 1871-01-14
kPLAIN FACTS
HOR7U
/f{A DING.

A lrge, we'll established and
succes ful business, with an ex-
perien(e of more than twenty
FIVE VI prs, enable us to offer
induced bents to all who are
about Il become purchasers of
<Cofh,ng-ss
second no establishment in
the cound y. Our garments are
all made { the best materials,
carefully elected; nothing un-
sound or any way imperfect
is made u at all, even in the
lowest grad rs of goods. 1t is
well esta lished fact among
clothiers, thl / our Ready-Made
Clothing, ii every thing that
goes to mall superior gar
mcnt, is ul fqualled by any
stock of good in Philadelphia.
Our assort nent is so large
and varied thl t every one can
be fitted at ondf, /, without delay.
Our prices ard always guaran-
teed as low, or ower, than the
lowest elscwheVe e. We have
also a fine assor tnent of
~ Goods in a e Piece,va
which will be mad E up to order,
in the best ma Sner, and at
prices much low r than are
usually charged r garments
made to order.
Samples Of good with price
lists for all kinds d garments,
forwarded by mail any time
when requested, wi b instruc-
tions for self-meas, Q,ent, and
garments, either ntt<o order
or selected from Iou Ready
Made Stock, forward ID b ex-
press, guaranteed M Rr-
rectly. ! INV
Persons not 'resfliiE Nerc,
can when visiting u iilay yelpNa,
call and have heifmel Ve 4
gistered on our bSok5N for
that purpose, from viii @r-
ments can be ordc3d aN
future time.
BENNETT & CD.
Toscev Hall, 5I8 Markf 81.
MJcwey Srfssxes EJaA and .siutv IS.
PHILADELPHIA.
oct l5--3inos.