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In the gold loan market The rate ranged from
per cent Tor carrying TO per cent for borrowing.
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows:--
Cold balances. 2,773,2 $50
Currency baances.... .................. 3,45y,061
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NEW York June ~. ls7i
The cotton report from the towns for the week
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NAVAL SIoREs-Spirits iurpGn milne continued ~ fair de-
ssiac per gallon and IS bbs. in retail ots at i7ac 49,
s pr s so@or. sS's go ~s s 's n M & a bs
strained 81 90, 2uo bb!s pale at 80 . 80 md % bbs
81 70 - No. SO ~; pale. "a % - 90 ana
pale s. a. 80 Iar was nrm at 80 b. for Wilmington and
ryraoFuM-Tle market continued firm, but quiet. The
were hel above tho views OF buyers would make
10 @ n Ss w asa snail 0 o sS
and deliveries held 2issc 26c and july e Nc
was fm, remarkably quiet for both and refined
crude he'd e isc sls.e for 'oippns Rcned pe ANA
The reporeI sale was iuJ bills renned standard While,
'Iss mea. 40 packages and
lard $50 packages The pork market ruled heavy The sales
Bacon There vas small inquiry bn' ne sales were con-
Sc Cumberland cut 7sc. q 'sc ssIauorc ana Blrn,ng
ioI mess. sls si5 tor s,g s,s mess. $50 a Ms
nor sTs ne Beef sa%s woa 3 and Gr T rnss
was inquiry and very le oaerns n ae marss , Lad
P.e: We sssd shoulders. s Ssar bel
igc e d. shS,s cut lie v d. sugar snrsa
sre. and si demal quoted al Soc s,sss bali
i.ls. sdc .sc Tor Welsh do, and cnoc- Ohio &c 2Sc
rates, quoted at Il e i2,.c FOR choice factory.
p.T sq oSoe o a. + @
steady with fair demand a. previous prices Wc note
i5i1ss a. S.ss See per d. and
sUGAI-A fair demand prevailed, chiefly from fefners
and the market steady. The sales comprised 500 hnGs
including 23 hhds strictly prime refining. at s,c. III
hhds. scant good do, at stsc., and 81 hhis. good
do at s1ec 500 boxes cayed sold at iuAc Refined
steady, With far inquiry l3sc. l3c Tor crushed
powdered and sranua,ed lssc. for A. 49, l2c Tor B.
Asc la4c. for extra z, lf5sc. like for Q, and l0c
like. for yellow. wequoe Cubalnierior to common re-
hning, sac. shc fair 10 good fair refining pc. ?xc
iuc. prime TO choice grocery, l0lsc 1876; CEN
and boxes, &C. a eac.; meIado 4iSc. 7s,c Havana
BoIes Dutch standard, Nos. 70 3, SIZE s'aci 10.
do. 10 TO 49, Ike. l2ac do II to 10, l2sc l3c do
white, lac. 1850. Porto Rico Refining grades sac a
Sac; grades, 9c. lOc. BrazDutch
Nos TO H. &c. 9ssc Java-Dutch standard Nos. 10 to
= be. -
srELrER-Thc market firm, with continued fair
demand We note sales 100 Slesan private terma
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DOMESTIC MARKET.

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Of her uncle, tc.or Dougncry, 81 Wibett street.
KATIE McMiLLES, aged 70 yeAFs. months aad
DAYS.
On sunday afternoon az two O'Clock. the remains
viii Ds taken to CALVARY Cemetery for intcfment.
oDELL.-- On wednesday, June IA. john ODELI,
The funeral WIN take place from his late residence,
205 East rorty-niatA street. this saturday morn
ing. at eleven O'Clock The friends u the family are
respectfully invited to atteud. Iae remains Will 10
taken 10 East Chester fer nternent.
O'AGEtFg.--On Thurs iay June Is, At hts resi-
dence, No IL Wniie street. HENRY O kEETvE, In the
Tpe relatives ani friends OF the family, Including
those or his sons Edward. John, Ferdinand. W.
Henry fblp AMI Samuel, ate RESPECTFULLY invited
to attend The funeral wnicn VIII take place on sun
day afternoon. 1T two 0'clOck, from ST. Alirew's
church. corner Of Duane street and CITY Hall place.
where funeral services VIII be read.
oLCoTf-On Thursday, June Is. DR.. ED1tR
0Lcorr, Only son of sarah A. and the late Dr. 4.
OcUtt, aged 81 Years ADD months.
The relatives aBd n ends are Invited % attend the
o'clock from the FIRST Presbyter cnnrca, Wash
ington street, Jersey City.
REilLY.--On Fricay morning, jane 10, az half-
past seven O'Clock, AT her residence, 50 west thirty.
third street. Mrs. AsSA REILLY, wife OF Philip
Reilly.
Ro8ERs.--At lis residence, IN Brooklyn. on Fri.
day, June 10, THEODORE ROGERS, Al the sd Year OF
Notice OF rurcral hereafter.
RAIsBEcK.-On Friday, juno IL. az Che residence OF
his son.in.aw "a south rita street, Jersey City,
rnneral services WIN BE- ncl on sunday afternoon.
The remains Tlli DC taken 10 Iarrytown OIL Monday
uuornlnr FOR lnrcrment.
Tgxr0R.--At Brooklyn, +. D. on Friday, June TO-
WILLIE, infant son OF EeYaold anu tue late Emma
Il. 1eXtor, aged months
TuToS.--On friday jane 20, FLORENCE, youngest
daughter ol Garrett and Mary L. lltons aged 10
mouths and IL days
rne relatives ana fends OF The family are respect.
fully invited 10 attend ths funeral from the resi-
aeuce OF her parents. 5s7 Broomc street, ON sunday
afternoon, az two o'clock.
WoODuUIt.--On Thursday night, June Is, CHAa
w. WOODRUFF, IN the 4lth year OF ns'agc.
lhc relatives and friends respectfully invited
10 attend the fanera on sunday afternoon, nc half
past O'Clock, from tho chapel Of calvary church
Twenty.tn'rd street, near Third avenue
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02
ILULTC S1LE or SCHOOL
f4NU

NOTICE is iikkEeY GIVEN. THAT
N will on the 4th day Of April, A. D.
1871, at the hour Of one o'clock r. NJ, at
the front door Of the Court House in Toledo,
Tama County, Iowa, offer for sale and sell,
10 the highest bidder, Irorid<d, the same
brings the appraised value, thu following
School Land:
The south half "a Of the southeast quar>
ter CD of section sixteen (16) township
elgk,y>fve [851 north Of range fourteen
l14l west Of the 9Th r. NJ.
TERMs-One fourth cash down, the bal.
ance in ten years, with annual interest, at
the rate of ten per cent. per annum.
THOMAS 8. FREE,
Bill Auditor.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02
The First Kiss.


The Rev. John Brown courtod a
lady upward of six years, and was SO
sincerely modest and bashful that he
never yentured to kiss her. One day
it occurred to him that it would not
be a bad thing to do. So it is re
corded, he said "Jane my woman,
we've been acquainted now tor six
years: an'-an'--I've never got kiss
yet. Dye think may take one my
bonnie lass ?" The reply was won.
derfully characteristic OF tho Scottish
maiden. "Just as We like, John, "
said she, "only DO 5ecomin' and proper
ss7 IT, Surely Jsnet' said John
.'we'll ask blcssin.'" The blessing
was asked, and tho kiss exchanged.
20 woman said the enrapturcd but
still devout nlinister,"O woman, but
it was guide. Well now return
thanks" And they did.-=[From the
Dayton Religious Telescope.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02
DES MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD.

Travellers will study their interests by patronzng this line
Westward passengers make close les
with Chicago Rock Island & Pacific at Junction with
Chicago & North Western and at Omaha with Union Pacific
for all points in the Territories and Pacific Coast
To passengers bound East oer via Kookuk choice Of
three principal through lines, vizToedo Wabash Western
Toledo Peoria Warsaw and Chicago Burlington Quincy
Railroads by either of which they make connections and
fast time all important points in the Middle and Eastern
States.
Sleeping cars night trains.
Fare a.cays low the lowest.
Coupon tickets at all principal Offices
JNO. GIVIN, Superintendent.
JAS BARKER, Genl. 7. Agent. 81
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02

y W. b. h. wEsrcorr.

I love to see, in summer time,
The farmer pillow the land;
And broadcast DER the burrows SOW
The buckwheat with his hand.
love 10 see the little germ
Come springing up t. view;
And see at morn the growing plant
Besprent with morning dew.
love to see the blossoms ope,
As white - pearly snow,
While Ger the fields the gentle winds
With laden perfumes blow:
love to see this blooming dsld
Put on its coat Of brown;
And see the hsavy-lsden stock
With ripened grain hang down.
love to see, In even swath,
The Graded buck wheat lie;
And help to rake and bind the sheavss,
And set them up to dry.
love to sec the loaded sheaveS
Before the old barn-door,
And hear the sounding Of the fail
Upon the threshing>fosr.
I love to see the watsr.wheel
Rcvolve with mighty power,
Which sets the milestone whirling round,
To grind the buckwheat -four.
Hove to hear the humping bolt
Within the noisy mill,
And see the miller scoop the dsur,
The farmers bag to Ill.
love to see the busy cook
Her pansake-battsr mako,
And on the heated griddls pour
The limpid, flowing cake.
Hove to see the half>done cake
With skin turned upside down,
Until the stove with steady hsst,
Has baked the pancake brown.
The buttsred cake upon my plate
I dearly love to see,
And whom the syrup sweetened well
It locks more temptin ely.
Than all the pleasures have named
Agrsater one take
'Tis at the table, whom Isit
And eat the BUcKwHRAr CAKg.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02

pounds pork IN the same length Of
time, 1t will require 33a hogs to con-
sumo sufficient quantity of raw
corn to equal 20 hogs ted on cooked
feed; go hogs fed on cooked feed
would be equivalent to 100 hogs fed
on raw corn. The GO hogs would
consume in 70 days 697.5 bushels Of
corn cooked, and the 100 hogs fed
on raw corn would consume 1883
bushels to make an equivalent
amount Of pork. In writing this
article my only object il to give facts
and figures.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA. TAMA COUNTY So.
To william D. Hart, and Emslins 3. Wood
bury Hart, formerly Enilins s. Wood
bury:
Sou, and each Of you, arS hereby notified
that on or before the 9th day Of February.
A. D, 1871, there viii, be on fle, in the Office
Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Tama
County, lows, petition Of Ionell Higgins,
claiming Of you the correction of certain
deed made by you to one Jane Higgins, and
conveying the following described heal
Estate situated In Tama County, lows, viz;
"Tbe southwest quarter Of section number
twcnty-nins l29) in township nu.ber
eighty >fve 1851 north Of range thirteen II 81
west Of 9th r, n containing one hundred
and sixty acres moro or less;' said deed
bearing dfte October 10Th, 1866, and said
petition will ask that said decd be 20 corr
rected that the name Of tho grantee there
in, Jane Higgins, shall read lonell Higgins,
and that unless yon appear thereto, and de-
fend, on or before noon, Of the second day
Of the next term Of said Court: being the
February term Of said Court for the year
A. d. 1871, commencing on tho third Nom
day Of February, A. D. 1871, ct the Court
House, in Toledo, in said county, default
will be entered against you, and judgment
and decree rendered thereon.
APPELLATE & KINNE,
Go Atty's. for Plaintiff.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the copartnelship heretofore existing
between A. II. Lawrence and Jacob Yeiser,
Jr., under the firm name and style Of Law.
renee Yeiser was dissolved by mutual
consent of the parties, and the business Of
selling land and making abstracts hereto>
fore done by said firm will be continued by
me, having purchased the interest of A.
II. Lawrence Ia the abstract hooks and land
business. All persons knowing themselves
indebted On book account to said firm, will
please call and eettle the same with me at
once. JACOB YEISER, JR.
Toledo, Iowa, Feb Goth, 1871. 80
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02
The Harlan SucccssiOn-A Northern
Iowa Views

| Iowa views
Under this caption, The State Reg
lister of the 4th inst. quotes an article
from the Nashua Post Of . late date,
in which the following occurs
$50 far as we can Judge Of the public
pulse, the Northern halt OF Iowa ID
practically . unit for Mr.. Allison as a
candidate for Senator, and it is high,
" probable that tho distinguished
services and acknowledged ability Of
that gentleman will command large
support from Central and Western
Iowa, which will probably insure bis
election. And withal, the
people are not slow to perceive that
50 far As Northern Iowa is concerned,
the re- election Of Mr.. Harlan is a
concession that cannot honorably be
asked"
Now we are in North Iowa and
pretty far West, but must confess
that this is the first animation that
we have heard OF this unit in favor
Tot Mr.. Allison. Indeed. Mr.. Harlan,
from all we have learned, is 80 much
the idol Senator Of thepeople OF this
locality that it has not occurred to
any one but that he would be his own
successor. Nor will they think so.
This people Is proud OF this State,
and the luster that has been and is
now radiating from her throughout
the nation and world, by reason OF
her Senator Harlau's position OIL the
front seat, amongst the first Senators
of this great nation.
They may have erred, but in their
simplicity and innocence, they con-
celved the idea that fidelity and faith
fulness in the execution OF the trusts
imposed upon their public servants,
deserved just such reward OF mer-
it." a. the reelection OF Senator Har-
Ian would DO publicly recognized to
be. provided he desired to longer &C.
cupy his seat in the greater house OF
our national council.-(Clay Co.
News.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02
CENL ACTS WANTED

for Groesbeck's Calculating machine, rap.
id, accurate, reliable, simple, easily spe.
rated, cheap and beautiful. Giving i'm
staniancons additions or snbstractions, TAX.
ing from one to five columns Of figures at a
time, carving and borrowing ito own tens,
hundreds ETC., without the least thought on
LER & alcCURDY, Chicago, Ill. TDG,9
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02
REDUCTION OF PRICES
70 CONFORM TO
REnllCTl0N OF RuTlESA

GREAT SAVING TO CON0U IERS
by Getting Up CLUBS.
neA. ssnd for New York Price List and :
form will accompany It, containing full d.
rections-naking large saving to consu>
msrs snd rsmunsrativs 70 club organizer,
THE GREAT AMnnI0 AN TEA co
81 / So vEsEY STREET,
P. O. Box 5o4s GD0-o] INV York
II ETTER AND NOfE HEA0S.-THH
uRsPusLIoAn Job 0fRcs cannot h sxcslisd
IN this eisss u work. ny ~.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02
Rail ROAD TIES WANTED.

RAIL ROAD TIES W-AVTED.
NOTICE IL hereby given, that The Toledo
IN aud North Western Rail Way will pay
so cents apiece for good merchantable burr
or white oak rail road ties, to be delivered
on the lines Of said road, to such points as
w. II. Harrison, president Of the company.
may designate, said ties 10 be counted, in
spscted and accepted by an Inspector ap,
pointed by the Board Of Directors. By or
der Of the Board Of Director Of The 7. 4 n.
W. r. W. J. g. SAFELY. Sec'ty.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02
.~- CURES DISEASES O. m
INo9AL, LUNGS, uvER& BLOOD

II IL, l.rful medicine to which the afflicted
~. atoys point: "A for relief. the discoyarcr be.
h,y:s h has conbn ed In harmony more of Ma
.Ei', m,.t sovereign curative properties. which
~ IA instlllsd into the vegetable kingdom for
nstlias tn, sick. than ever before Combined
IN o.. mslicins. The evidence of this fact 10
h,nn Ia ~ great variety Of most obstinate dis
sssst wi'sl II hai been 70 nnd To conquer III the
AMI t,,e trly stage. Of COmsu napti0m, Il has
ar'1i'as ths IN u cal faculty. and eminent ply
ysc'!.s ?rpnolacs y tho greatest medical diseose-
nv bfta. as,. While II cnros the ecyerast Coughs
y ;el.ti.us ii. sys tenn and purifics the
bi0p1. 81 its great and thorough blood purify
Ia p-oo,rties. II cures all Flu N, Ore, from the
worst ScrOiulo toa common HI otci n, PIN
r.. Psisa,.. ana their effects. are erndicated, and
yissrs u h,altl ami = sound constitution sstab-
k.al Ery.ipeia 2, Salt u then m. Fever
5b:eA. Ssaty or Rough skin, In short,
u. nin.raa. dis eases caused BY bad blood.
ats cn1 ,sre by this powerful purifying and In.
viy,rasns M iicine.
Gyoa f,.l li!l. dro wsy debilitatel have %al-
l'v color Of skin. Or yello wish browp spots OH,
49, " bsls. ir.aneut head ache or dixkiners bad
ti"s In ~ nth. int~rna l heat or chile alternatcd
villa Int shes. low spirits. and gloomy forebod-
tHgs, krs.Ila- appetite. and tongue coated. you
:rs suI.rii. fe'n Torpid Liver Or . nj.
C,m Itain." only part Of these symptoms
ore OK s,ricn:sl A. q remedy for all slch cases
D.. p..:.'S q ,lssn Medical Discovery has nc
elas. Ait rs-:. psrfe cures leaving the liver
Ma Stsn II COn 81 paii on Of the bowels II
g . never faiin. remedy. and those who have
ul.d Il Tor til. purpose are loud in IT. praisc.
II 70 pso Ir stp- offers 81 zoo reward fOr nedi.
ciiet'.n viii eanal 1t for the cure Of all the dis.
sass. ~ w,ich IL I. recommended.
Soil nv druggist. at ~ per bottle. Prepared BY
* ',lercs y Sole Proprietor. q his Chem.
lea! Laboratory ~: Seneca street. Buffalo. n T.
sad your address f'r pamphlet
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02

Counterfeit bills on . Poughkccp-
sic New York; bank, are plenty, At
Clinton.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02
The COnspirators Defeated.

It is not definitely known who is
responsible for the inauguration OF
tho late attempt to remove the Land
Office to Des Moines.
No one here believes that our
Representative was the prime mover
in the act; some one or more parties
moro deeply interested have un-
doubtedly persuaecd him to assent
to and give his approval 10 the
movement, and when it was accom-.
plished and the consequence became
apparent in tho intense excitement
created throughout the District, the
chief instlgators got alarmed at the
effects Of their work and are now
throwing dust dirt to hide them.
selves from the public cxecrat;on.
Fortunately through the prompt
and energetic action of the people of
the District, responded to by some
OF our public men IN Washington.
the eqecution Of the order for remov-
al was suspended before any OF the
books or papers Of the Office were
taken away, and we have late assur-
ance from Senator Harlan that the
order for removal will undoubtedly
be revokcd,-[Fort Dodge North
West.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02
To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been psrna neatly
cured Of that dread disease, Csnsumpt on.
BY simple remedy, 10 anxious 70 mako
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means u
cure. To all who desire it, he will ssad .
copy Of the prescription used, free
chargel, with the directions for prspari,.
and using the same, which they will ind \
sure Cure for Constipation, Asthma, Brsn.
chitis, Sc.
Parties wishing the prescription win
please address Rov. EDWARD A. WILSON,
l65 seath Second Street, WilliaushurgA'
NJ. ASvll
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02

LONGEST ROOF
in the United States is on Rinsk's Sens
Factory, Easton, Pa.,-one-third Of . mile
long,-and 10 covered with
READY ROOFING
CHEAP, DURABLE and easily applied
Send for circular and samples to the manu-
facturerJ. READY ROOFING CO.,
24ylI No. g. CORTLAND st., n. 7.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
CAaa'Aafs 4 bvao'ss!
u, ~. O CD n H3 )

Manufacturer Of Family Carriages, Top
Ind Open Buggies, Light and Heavy Wagons.
All kinds Of work in that line made to order
on .hert ncticc, Of the best material and
in the latcs. style.
py- Having had many years expcri-
once, and fully understanding Ills business
in nil its parts, he feels confident Of giving
satisfaction to all in workmanship, style,
finish and material, for as little money as
any other shop.
Wagons and Buggics on hand. Work
warranted.
R@- Shop al the old Hardware Stand
north of Court Square. Toledo, Tama couu>
~, ,Iowa.
Please call and see for yourselves be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. vsnl4tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02

Of all the nonsenslcal articles we
have seen in print on woman suffrage,
communication in the Davenport
Gazette by Senator Claussen takes
the rag off the bush. He uses up
nearly column Of fine type with
this kind of twaddle which he de-
sires to pass as sober argument
In my opinion it is proper, that the
male sex alone rule this country, be-
cause this country has been discover
ed by the genius and bold enterprises
of men, has been vastly impr ovod,
merely by men, has been defended
against British tyranny, and tho
southern rebellion, solely by men ;
this country is therefore essentially
the property Of men. The exceed
ingly small share, which women have
acquired in the partnership, is gener-
ally not gained by their own industry,
but mainly donated to them by men.
History does not prove that great
ideas ever originated in the minds Of
women. The great truths of all the
sciences have been discovered by
men. Comparatively q very few
women have an extensive knowledge
OF any science /; and what they know
they have learned from men. The
assistance by females IL not worth. as
much as the amount Of goods con-
sumed by the female sex.
According to the distinguished
Senator's logic, the best thing to be
done under the circumstances is to
get rid of the women as speedily as
speedily as possible. They arc moth.
ing but a nuisance. We are to infer
that Senator Clausscn got into the
wurld without the aid OF woman. lie
wovld not have been SO wise and
great If q woman had had anything
TO do with his advent into this nun.
dane sphcre--[Nluscatine Journal.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-02

Full and explicit directions accompany
the medicines. Evidence Of the NEST re-
sponsible and reliable character furnished
OF application, with hundreds Of thousands
Of living Witnesses. and upward Of $4,000
unsolicited certificates end recommendation
ry letters, many Of which are from the
highest sources, including emiheDt Physi.
clans, Clergymen, Statesmen etc. The pro-
prietor has never rcsortsd TO their publics>
lion in tie newspapers: 10 does net do This
from tho fact that his articles rank - Stan.
aard Preparations. and do not nesd Z -
propped up oy csrlihcates' IIsary =. nsln>
holds genuine preparations delivered q
any address. Secure from abssrvatio~.-
Established upward Of 20 ysars. Sold By
Druggists svcrywhere. Address letters for
Information, in conscience 70 Henry y.
Hslmbsld, Druggist and Chemist. Only Do.
pots, II. +. Hslmbsld's Drug and Chemieal
Warehouse, No. 5l4 Broad way. N. u, Or 70
| II. +. Helmbold's Me1ieal Dspst 10l eouih
Tenth st., Philadelphia, Pa. Bewassse coun
tcrfeits. Ask for Henry +. HSlnhsld' -
Take no other.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-23
y)ailp Argus,
Chips.

The Empress of Russia, contrary to the
unanimous predictions of her physicians, is
recovering her health.
Ofenhach has written another opera
boutfe entitled the Butterflies =" Critics
say that he is evidently only working for his
grab.
Gladstone has an aniable weakness for
contributing to the religious magazines. He
translated Crook of Ages into modern
Greek.
Nearly q million American breech-loAders
are now in the hands of European soldiers,
and orders for more arms are constantly re-
ceiyed ia the United States
4 Hartford firm he's just made contract
to supply the Indian department with 1000
dozen butcher knives. The unfort innate
frontiersmen will probably have to pay Tor
them IN more ways than one.
A man who was arrested in Halifax and
sent back to Demerara, West Indies, on the
charge of murder. recently jumped overheard
on his arrival and was Immediately seized
and devoured by sharks.
North Bridgewster, Mass, has voted to
see if the town would accept the bill
passed by the Legislature, changing the name
to Standish, with the following result -
Four hundred and twenty seven for and ACC
against.
The Schiller Stiftnng in Germany pays
lite pensions, ranging from one to FIVE hun
dred thelers, to y eminent German author,
or their widows and orphans, and granted
sums of from SO to 500 thalers to needy su
ors in the year 1870.