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ID EGISTER'S OFFICE,
HI, NRw CASTLE q

ID EGIsTERs OFFICE,
III NRw CASTLE COUNTY, Feb 5th, 1873.
Upon the application OF Washington Jones' Ex-
ecutor OF !" lillian q. Jones, late OF Wilmington
CITY in said County, deceasedi 1t is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Ex-
ecutor aforesaid, give notice OF the granting OF
Letters Testamentary, upon the Estate Of the de
ceased, with the date OF granting thereof by causing
advertisements to he posted within forty days from
the date Of such letters, in SIX OF the most public
places Of the County OF New Castle requiring all per
sons having demands against the Estate, TO present
the same or abide by an Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the same to he
inserted within the same period IN the DAi COM
MgRCIAL, newspaper published In Wilmington,
and TO be continued therein for three weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal Of ONCE OF
IL 81 the Register Aforesaid at New Castle, In New
above written. B. GIBBS, Register.
NoTlCE-All persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased must present the same duly
attested to the Executor on or before Feb.
9TH 1874 or abide the Act OF Assembly III such case
'''''' $3.50 = WASHINGTON JONES, Executor.
Address, wilmington, Del fe1s-SW
ID EGlSTERs OFFICE,
HI NEW CASTLE COUNTY, February 5th, 1873
Upon application OF James BARLEY, Admuistra-
tor OF fsrby Pierce late OF Wilmington CitJ
in said County, deceased IL Is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administrator Aforesaid
give notice OF the granting Of Letters of Adnus-
trati"a upon the estate OF the deceased with the
date OF granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within 40 days from the date Of such Let
ters IN SIX OF the most public places OF the county
OF New Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same, or abide by
an ACT OF Assembly In such case mate anu provided
And also cause the same 10 be inserted within
| the same period in the DAILY COMMERCIAL, a
| newspaper published In Wilmington, and to he con
tnued therein three weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal of Once Of
H. g. the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, ia New
Castle County Aforesaid the day aud year
above written. b, GIBBS Register.
| NOTICE.-An persons having claus against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly
atested 70 the Administrator gu or before Feh 9th,
| 1874, or abide the Act OF Assembly in such case
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John Mullen, arrested by Officer Brenhart /;
James F. Brennan, by Officer Whalin Camille
Hastings, by Officer Legg James Kenney. by
Officer Writ, and Owen Craven, by Officer Price
were each fined so cents and costs for drunken
ness
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-02-14

INvrTED.-Hon Henry Wilson, Vice President
elect of the United States has been invited by
the Sons of Temperance to deliver lecture on
Temperance, i'll this city, at his earliest conve-
nience.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-02-14

H-Rol0 unnecessary the anguish many persons
undergo from rheumatism, govt, neuralgia, tooth
ache, and earache. We say unnecessary because
the application OF Mexican Mustang Liniment TO the
affected part few drops to the ear or tooth, az
fords instantaneous, and what Ii better permanent
relief. For cuts, wounds bruises, swelings, and all
injuries diseases which require treatment exter-
nally this liniment is everywhere regarded as the
most potent and reliable healing agent IN existence.
For ali external injuries or ailments OF horses OF
cattle, II Ia infallible.
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ATrEMrrED RoBBERY.-James Dennis, we'll
known rag dealer, while on his way from this
city, on Saturday night last, was assaulted by
negro known as Jim Boyer who demanded him
to hand over bis cash. Dennis not feeling die
posed to part with his hard earnings without
an effort, called Justify for help. MIR. Banks
from Stanton, being short distance behind
came up in time to prevent the contamination Of
the dastardy attempt. Boyer made good his es-
cape-kepubiicdn.
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ANNIvERsARY.-An anniversary entertainment
will be given by the Sabbath School, at Riddles
Chapel this evening. Admission free. Exer-
cises win commence, at 1880.
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swA Netc Firnl.-Mr. James N. BIZ an and Ed
win F. Bradley have formed co-partnership In
house and sign painting, their number being 6l4
Market street. they aIe young men OF industriot
habits and understand their business. The nrm
name is Bryan & Bradley. Give them call.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-02-14

ER-The P,trest and sweetest Cod Liver OIL is Haz-
ard 4 CasWel's made Oh the SEA shore, from fresh,
selected livers, by Caswen Hazard Co., New York.
1t is absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have
once taken 1t prefer 1t to all others, Physicians have
decided it superior to any of the other oils in mar
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MERELY MaNTLoNEp.

The present month will witness the opening OF
the Clayton House.
Every lady should have a window garden.
The eight-hour movement gives signs of new
life In New York.
DIR. VanDeyenteris ONCE is at 500 Market street.
This is the place to get nice set OF teeth.
Howard Moore has re-opened his newsstand.
Il. o. is industrious and hard working and ought
TO succeed.
The COMMERCIAL lob onlice is receiving orders
for work from many parts OF the Union.
Let us have the narrow gauge r. R. to New
Castle.
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sPAsM OF SENAE. "A number of workmen were
act to work, this morning, with shovels, to clean
the snow from the city railway track. II they
had begun at day break, Thursday, twould have
been better, and saved the company couple Of
huudred
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8aat Dad :Sanna.

IN 4 REwARD-Iost on Thursday evening, in
MAJ West street, small black and tan ~
EesuFn 10 Mps. HENRY PRPPER
febl4-ets cor. Eighth and Broome.
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w-cHARLBs RABLEOR7, No. 10 Vest Eighth 81
(Allmoud BuildingD End door from shIpley.
PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOEMAKER,

Tor LADIES ana GLntlt iAtns
Fashionable and Neat Fitting Boots and shoei
made TO order and warranted well selected
stock of Machine Bewed Boots Shoes and Gaiter
Just received, which will be sold al very reasonable
prices.
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Ez-Ndture Giges US Teeth but she does not pre-
serve and purity them. This must be dole with ira.
grant SozeDOHT, The dental bone and its enamel
casing are made invuherable to all destructive IN
tuences by the daily of this benircent prepare
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8nardtua.

DOARDING-A gentleman and wife can be &C
3 cOfnmOdated with q large unfurniHhed front
room on second door with board al .,,, ,,,.
nOv-2a-tf 9sl WALNuT NJ.
pOARDINtl-For GENTLEMEN 81
ID sepi6-n sl2 KING sThSEr.
DOARDING-Att lT Market street. table board
III , furnished. augsO-u
DOARDING-At ........,-.
ke apr2-6m 900 DELAWARE AVENUE
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a,artnersliIp alutitfs.
C1o-PARTNERsnIP NOTICE.

Co-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. ,.
We, the undersigned. have. this day formed CO
partnership in the ice business The firm name will
be Walton James. l..
It - b. JAMES.
Having this day admitted lHt0 co partnership H.
James, and thankful for past patronage, hope nv
friends aud customers with continue 70 deal with
the new firm. HOWARD +. WALTON.
February It'll, 1873. lei febs-6t
NO-PARTNERSHIP EOTICE.-I have. this days
associated Walrer d. Bush with me In the
Freighting and Goa business, under the nrm name
OF Geo. W. Bush Son. -.
The new firm respectfully solicit continuance Of
the patronage OF the public generously given to
the old 1rm. $50. w. BUSH a SUN.
WILMINuToE February l. ls79
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CHARLEY BrLLocKs EccENrRIcITIEs.-
Republican, OF Thursday morning. furnishes the
unwrtten history of Charley Bullock the acct
dental shooting and death Of whom was noticed
in the COMMERCIAL, day or two after its occur
renee: Mr.. Bullock seems to have been sus-
picous character, and had arranged look out
from the third story 30 he could see every one
who might approach the house, and if need be
use his gun or pistol to defend his property.
The most curious circumstance, however about
the premises, is a cave in the woods, under a
large white oak tree He not only had excavat-
ed the earth so as to afford standing room but
had followed the tree distance of ten feet or
more, above ground so that he could crawl into
it, and look out through small apetures he had
made for that purpose and to admit the air.
This must have cost him great deal of work,
aud the object Of it cannot be understood.
Some suppose he had money secreted in the vic.
unity He lived alone and the general opinion
seems to be that he shot himself purposely and
not accidental al lie stated.
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Sur Gent.

ENoR RBNT--The millinery store, No. 500 King
- 70 49, N,.,s ,5sT0e .S
OF q acres, well impr wed fhe stUeA, Nsi
which IL AL goJd, conld be had with the harm or
Will exchange for the stV \, aud rent ne farm.
J fe5l5 &c THIS OFFICE.
RNot sALE-7he dwelling No lil9 Market 1T
IL The lot Is 20 feet front on Market street, anu
stories aud sttlc, with 10 rooms, small Oacr kitchs
anu DALI, ifont ySra aa pVfen. lhe ~ Az ~,
with beautiful view of river and country o Apply
t,r IN n A aIIJpiN. m the nT,I mi fehiS.Im
i, S1g prN1, A ,,a,ry Gem ,ca acres IN ,,ra,,dy-
VINE ,S, W.; d tw0 miles les, from wilWingt2, hIH
Apply " e ii. GORLON,
63,tldGw No. s2l Market Slrtet.
,ENoh 1.-THE brick mill situated two IA
IN ON Odessa THIS Is good PROPERTY and tubs. ~
italy built with large story brick mill With excel
lent stream and in good gram growing pisuict.
houses one nearly new, the prGpgrt, ls under good
repair Price, $1,000 Terms accommodating
Fossesslo AZ any time Apply 70 ,,o...
2 1hO W; LNShhm.
) ,,so o nes i hsSa,p agent,
RNoR RENT-TwO due pArOrs Tor offices; d,slra-
- 9le location. a. IL. Sf,IrM l
. IeDlV-ot no. :, W. lhlT1 stI9sl.
ENoR hANT-one nve-roome al4se, Oelu. ~
,E and 4 acres Of truck lanu: rent $40. one III
eiA-T1oned n use; rent Si2 pei month. one lOur-
fSohed houSe' rent slo per mon T. ,,,,u,,,
49,, ,,,,,,a . a, bh7MN,
Iepo-M &SSw west " lal!neton.
NOR RhNT-,rg so large connect NJ rooms m the
third-story OF The saVilie Lui ding, tor society
kIu stiDgs ur for light manufacturing. AJply t1
" ' ''s''' NLtS 4 iTSiIis
IeDl,u blz market rect.
A NOR KENT. Third stury connecting LOOMS 40
= and 2zI Market Street win MI nlocgru eouve-
mem es. Apply 10
Jan2y-tf GRANVILLE WORREL.
80 t,ENI .rh., ia.,, ,,a,., an, ,,,,., ,..,,,
kJNoh hhNi-lne large yatu huu WHAT property
II Ioot Vi orange street. Apply u u,,.r,
-. =. =, D. A hAhhtSi
Jahzteodd n. T. cor Front ana al all
4 NOR hhNr-Twu Slalis and Garbage room IN
HI IA central location. Apps nj
gAhzs-tI eu' SIMPLIFY eIhHhF.
H4NOk RENT - Three stables corner sixth and
ki Orange Streets Apply To
- A. u. SHAW,
'JHn22-tf 2Ol W. SIKH street.
1 OTEL FOR RENT The subscriber oilers for
il rent the veal known Hotel property Ia Chris.
IIauA Village, now ia the occupancy ot JDnA Elliott
Inquire Of JUN NEAL *.
lahlO-n w. llO hatAet 81, Wilmington.
TNoR KEN THE largo dwelling, No. 700 Della
~ ware avenue, with al modern improvements;
well situated for nraL-ulAss uSAFduk house a Dolly
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'OwAERs o5 ,d 5ARsSI psopEery

Desiring to sell or exchange by sending full partleu-
lars and fee OF 81, can have them advertised aud
otherwise negotiated without tncurrng any further
expense until business IL elected. CODniasion w
per cent JOHN Il. EWkN, Real kstate Broker,
D 80 Nassau ST., New York.
Z RKFKREHCss-G 4. BOpner a Co., " BrOad street
New York; JAMES Buchan u Co., 100 elizabeth 81.
New YORK. Ia12s-lm
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TRANS ARRIVH AT WILMINGTON

From Delacare r R.-s0O from New CssHs
101b g. m. s65, 800 and 1880 pm The two lal ter
are freight with passenger car altached)
From W. d r. R-S.1b and LIB, g. m and S.lb
.. m The S15 a m. only runs from CoatesVille.
From Philadelphia-12.Aa, 90, e.56 a. m 12.0O,
Lis, 2Os s.4s, GOI, e.1s 500 lose. sunday1sAR
= Prom ON W. We e. VIZ RQaArkst st., Depot 7s5 a.
m, e. 10 Ind $40 m. NO~"
- See time tables for further particulars.
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The W1LMlNGToN METHODIST CHURCHES
the 9th on March, the Wilmington NJ T.. Com
ference meets ii annual session, at Esston, Md
ward to in our Wilmington churches-at
Grace and st. rauls. The pastors of both
these churches have sent in their resigna-
tioAs, and a CANVASS ID now being made for
their successors to the pastorates. For Grace
Rev. L, G, Matlack is spoken Of and for St
Pauls, Rev. j. Merritt The claims of Rev
Chas. Hill o. Unon are being canvassed for
Presiding Eldelslnp, of the Wilmington district,
and change may be possible here.
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LOCAL INTERFERENCE.


As rRAniEz LEAVE wuM1He1oN.-- o. ?
1890, 400, 400, $50, T.ln 1926 p. m Sundays
$50, p. N. :f u. ra-
For Kss YoTk-1.ab q N. l2a0 end $50 D. m.
For Baltimore isUa. 500 and loOs q m. LIS and
b.iT D. m
~ thZ Dsla,sa1s r, R.-la6O $40 and 1910 3. m
s.25 D. N. No Sunday trains.
For Nsss casfls-1ao5, $40, 1910 4. m, and 1ss0.
For Gainesville ESQ, A. NJ and 3 and P. NJ. me
nrst two run through 70 Reading.
For ". d W. r. R-lMArket St, DepoLl A2o
10.40 a m, and 9. 80 ,. m
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOB WILMINGTON.
1910 $50, and1045 a. m. 1qi5 1850, as0, 4g0,
800, 81 1915 and 11s0 p m Sundays 1915 20 p.
n 5li44lL 7-iI- sI1 t4. "
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In the City of Wilmington during January,
1S73
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CtIIERIFF sALE.--By virtue OF writ Of lsyall
- facias 10 me directed, VIII he exposed TO pubh'
sale at the Lafayette Hotel,
NO, Sal SHIPlEY STREET,
Kept by James g, Plerann, In the city OF Whining
Ton, New Castle County, Delaware on
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The UNION 5. 5. JONCERr.-Iho Concert Civ
en- by the Union NJ. L, Sunday School, last eve
ming, was grand success, 80 far as related to
the musical programme of the evening but
owing to the lnclemency of the weather, only a
partial success financially The platform and
the general arrangements Of the seats for the
children, and the decorations were probably
never equalled in neatness and convenience.
The fine selections OF music and the delightful
singing by the school, was warmly appreciated
by the audience, and reflected great credit upor
Vim. D. Pickles, Superintendent Of the School
the singing of the last piece, Mr.. Coos. Hagany
made few remarks, warmly commenting the
exercises and on behalf of the audience sug-
gested repetition of the concert. The sngges
ton was seconded by the audience and adopted
The request will receive due consideration, al,
day
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UNoRsALE OR RENr. : The Iominy and Grl ~
X Nina THIRD and Orange with fixtures all In
1ood oiaf ready for the manufacture OF hrstciahs
article bf honifny. Apply To 49,
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IT B. INT. -REsv. CoLLECToR,S sAIrS-
Z RIAL ESTATE VIII he Sold AZ prhihn OF
at the untLed States CUSHION HoUSE Enidsssale
sg!nsr Pr Aa King Streets In the uS
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-02-14

0Re ANIMATION or GERMASIA LOAN. No 2-Ger-
maria Loan, No. 2, was organized, on Wednes-
day evening, by the election Of the following Of
6cers
President. Nicholas Jenny.
Vice President, John Fullmer.
Treasurer, John Fehrenbach.
Secretary, NJ. L. Liehtensten.
Directors for three years, j. Hartman. A. j,
Peters, l. Blank, George Adele, Joseph Nieder-
meier.
Directors for two years James Todd. G. Reh-
fuss, i, Gurran, IL, Feldmeier j. De Wolf
Directors for one year, William Huber ].
Kienle, j. IL. Puhl j. Doertzbaeh Geo. Stein
icken.
The first sales of money were also made the
same evening, as follows 81 900 at 35l5 per
cent, and 500 at 301
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ACoMPLAINT.- occasionally hear complaint
from parents that some Of the public school
teachers are not regardful enough OF the desires
of the scholars in reference to allowing them to
leave the school room during school hours. We
are glad to observe that this matter has been
brought TO the attention of the Board Of Public
Education, and that committee has been APP
Shortlidge is Chairman OF the Committee, and it
il expected that he will report at the next meet
ing Of the Board We also hear frequent com
plants, but only in few schools. that the child
rem, regardless of age or health, are compelled to
remain out of doors in cold and stormy weather
whether they wish to or not. In some caset
their health has been made to suffer severely in
consequence. This complaint cannot apply how.
ever 10 many Of our teachers.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-25
The Burns Festival

| The celebration of the anniversary birth.
day of Robert Burns, at Lahrmann Hall,
last night, under the auspices of the Burns
Club. was, as the festivals of the Club
have been for the last fifteen years, O
splendid affair. There were nearly two
hundred couples present. Everybody
seemed bent on enjoyment-and ifany one
failed to have a good time, it was his owl
fault The Gazette gives the following II
regard to the tOasts
The day and a tcha A0H0r IL.
The band struck up Scots wha' wi
Wallace bed, and then Mr.. Frank Jervi,
made one Of his jolly good speeches.
To TIE memory If Seotia's immortal bard
| Robert Burns.
silence. anu III
Ihe President Of tie United lStofes.
Music, Hail Columbia, by the hand and
response by ex-Alderman Baldwin
The Queen Of Great Britain.
The band played the air God sove +bo
Queen, and Mr. Jervis again favored The
Club with speech
| a ~ s'''" " tyt UHu nc una zee zee an.
Home, Sweet Home, was played, anC
Mr. Robert Smith responded to the toast
Ddgenport, queen city Of Ioaca.
Yankee Doodle" was given in earnest
by the band, and Vice President Widring
ton spoke TO the sentiment.
The ladies.
The band played the air Of Here's
heath to ane | lo'e dear" very sweetly
and Mr. Ross Woodmansee responded T.
the sentiment excellently.
The Press was toasted at the con
clusion, MIR. Burdett, of the Rock Islant
ARGUS, making an able response.
During all this supper enjoyment, score
Of couples were whirling in the may dane
in the main hall
The festivities were prolonged to yer,
late hour.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-25
THE FRANK1NG PRIVILEGE.

. Last June after ten years Of agitation.
and after the Republicans had been forced
by the people to take ground in favor of it
in their national convention, the House
adopted a joint resolution to abolish the
franking privilege. At this session, few
days ago, the Senate, after hard fight,
adopted the resolution, but with such
amendments that it must 60 back to the
House. and between the two they will
probably get up such a difference Of opin-
ion as to kill the reform altogether. The
original resolution contained three sec
tons, two Of which provided for the issu-
ing to each head Of a department and to
the President and to the Clerks of the two
houses OF Congress stamp by means
of which all matter in their departments
was to be passed through the mail and the
proper postage charged back to the proper
department BY the postoffice authorities.
The Senate struck out these sections. and
tackled on an amendment offered by Mr..
Morrill,, of Vermont, that no allowance for
postage shall be made to members of Con-
gress. If the House agrees to these
sections, not only will members be com
PEELED to pay their own postage, but the
President himself and every officer Of the
government OF course the House will
not agree to this, and ought not to. Mr..
Morrill, s object probably was to kill the re
form, and it looks as though he would.
Election is over now and Mr.. Morrill, and
ms party probably don't feel bound by the
following resolution. which they adopted at
Philadelphia, when they nominated Grant
on the 9th of last June
10 The frankiug privilege ought 10 be- abol-
lshed and the way prepared for a reduction in the
rates OF postage.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-25
Lecture in Moline

Robert Laird Collier of Chicago will
Lecture in Moline in the CongregatioraI"t
church on Tuesday evening 2Sth ; INST. :.
subject The Personality and perplezi,
tles OF a Poet 1t is to be hoped that the
mere announcement of the distipgm;sbnd
speaker name and the literary charac ~Cr
OF the subject will secure a full house from
our intellectual lecture going citizens '' ~
Moline and Rock Island The proceeds VI "
the lecture to be devoted to the Free e'T P,b u
nc Library Fund. Tickets fifty cents nt
apiece. Lecture to begin at a quarter o hc
fore eight O'Clock Tickets 70 be bad We Z.
Morris Richards and Morey's Jrn ar
stores at Gunnell's and Lobdelrs I Jnge.
good stores and at Veseys Whipples and
hubbard grocery stores and at the door
In Rock Island at Champion and at
the Harper House. anu at
In behalf Of the Ladies Committee
Mrs. &. c. STARR, Secretary
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-25

\ BLESSING IN THE FAMuY.-We haya
no scruples of conscience in using tn.
heading when we wish To speak of Doc
ley 5 Yeast Powder, for il /, preparatio
that is just what it claims to he. IF bread
biscuits, rolls, and the like be necessity
then whatever tends to make them palata
bic and healthy is a desideratum, or. NOR
properly, necessity. Many Of the con
trlvances for making such articles rise
hight will do it at the expense of the stom
aeh OF the eater, because the ingredient
OF VIII oh they are composed are deleteri
Gus but such is not the case with yeas
powder prepared by Messrs. Doolev an,
Brother, New York city. Not an impur
substance enters into its composition. nm,
it adds in fact, to the heathfulpess q
the food prepared with it. Another meri
it has, not shared in by any other an,
that is its durability. Heat. cold rnugl
transportation, nor lapse of time has on,
effect on its vitality And last. NOT least
the high standing of the Dooley Rrotber
tor honesty and integrity prevent an,
question as to the real merit of anvtbin,
they may offer to the public far nse
Their advertisements more fully sat for,I
the excellance of the powder, and ia tban
we refer ''''i
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-25

A MELEE.-In one of the billiard par
lors of this city, occurred strange oc-
currence." last evening Two peaceably
inclined young gentlemen were playing a
game of billiards when well known Young
citizen Of this city, whose name we forbear
publishing, this time, came into the hall,
and deliberately turned out the gas, by
which the aforesaid young gentlemen were
playing. RESPONSIVENESS followed, in the
course Of which the aggressor was struck
heavily upon the head with the butt end
OF a billiard cue Then followed scuffle
IN the course Of which the chivalrous gas
extingulsher' discharged a revolver, at.
tempted vengeance with a drawn dagger
ana hnaiiy was completely sobered off by
the administering of a merited and sever
punishment For the sake of peace, lei
us have peace, in the futurc.-Dar. Dem
2iH.