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The Portland daily press., 1876-01-13
PUBLIC REPORT
POLIGEMA N

1 have not enjoyed good health for several years
past yet have not allowed it to interfere with my la
bor. Every one belonging TO the laboring class
knows the inconvenience of being obliged to labor
when the body from debility almost refuses to per
form its daily task. never was believer in dosing
with medicines; but having heard the VEGETINE
spoken Of 50 highly, was determined to try it,, and
(Which every one needs at same time) it surpasses
everything ever heard Of 1t Itinvigorates the whole
system; i is great cleanser and purifier of the
have taken it, and all unite in praise OF its satisfac
tory effect.
Especially among the aged class of people, it i'm
parts to them the thing most needful in old age
nights of cam sweet repose, thereby Strengthening
the mind as well as the body. One aged lady, who
has been suffering thr ough life from scrofula and
has become blind through its effects, having tried
many remedies with favorable result, asinduced
by friends to try the VEGETINE. After taking a few
bottles, she obtained such great relief that She ex
pressed wish for her sight, that she might be able
to look upon the man who had sent her such bles-
sing. Yours respectfully,
o. p. Fl. HODGE, Police Officer, Station 6.
BOSTON, Mass. Nav 9. 1871.
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-13
The Jefferson Borden Trial Report.
To the Editor Of the Press:

To the Editor Of the Press:
1 saw in your paper last week notice of the
publication of the trial Of the Jefferson Borden
mutineers. procured copy of the publica
ton and fnd in the preface that ''it is print
ed to procure record of one of the most i'm
portant criminal trials ever had ia the courts
of the United States and that "a stenoeraphic
report of the trial enables me to present the
evidence exactly as the several witnesses gave
it''
fiud on examination of this extraordinary
trial that AZ pages are devoted to the examina
tion in chief of the principal witness, Capt
Paterson, the questions and answers be given
The cross-examnation is disposed of by saying
'the witness was cross examined by Mr.. Hill at
considerable length upon the following subjects,
nameiy-his pecunary interest in the Jefferson
Borden and her cargo, the condition of the yes
sci as to seawortbiness, as TO her equipment, as
to her being sufficiently manned, the treatment
of Miller at the time he was put in irons before
the mutiny," etc. Also that witness was
cross examined by Field upon the following
subjects, namely,-the part taken by them re-
spectively after the mutiny broke out, etc.
L nave WIltteu 50 LuuOu W SuOW TUE GuuTdCttF
of the publication purporting to be the report,
and it is easy to see how valuable such report
would be in trial where no evidence was in
troduced in defence, and any testimony favora-
BILE 10 the accused must come from the cross
examination of the government witnesses and
wish to say in this connection that the publi-
cation of the trial in the Boston daily papers
was of the same character | wrote a respect-
full communication to one of the leading Bos
ton dailies in reply to the Washington cores
pondent and signed my name to it, and asked
to have it published, but it has not appeared.
do not contend if the testimony in full was
published it would show justification for the
crime, but it would show condition of affairs
existing on board that was not dreamed of by
people who have followed the trial as reported.
The public ought to know what is possible aud
fear not uncommon on board of some Ameri-
can vessels. Much of it is undoubtedly un-
known to the owners who are not apt to make
very close enquiries about the way sailoas are
paid aud fed If the master makes successful
VOYAGE. n. A. FARwELL.
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TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE

The Circuit Courts are also much behind.
The limited jurisdiction of the District Courts
has prevented great increase of business
there. The bill introduced into the House by
Mr.. McCrary of Iowa is designed to remedy
this state of affairs. 1t requires the amount
involved to be not less than $40, 600, and pro-
vides for an inferior Court of Appeals in each
of the nine Judicial Circuits, and confers Cir
cult Court powers ON the District Courts
permitting the former to transfer to the latter
after next September any cause on its calen-
dar. The Court of Appeals for each of the
nine Circuit Court Districts is 10 be composed
of the Justice of the Supreme Court assigned
to the Circuit, the Circuit Judge thereof, and
the several District Judges of the Districts
composing the Circuit. The bill provides
that appeals may be taken to this Court from
the Circuit and District Courts, and that the
decisions upon questions of fact shall be final
and conclusive, and also on all questions of law
where the sum involved is less than $4,000.
The judgment or decision OF the Conrt, if
upon any appeal, shall be remitted to the
Court appealed from to be enforced. A simi-
lar bill was presented in the Senate in 1862 by
Senator Harris of New York, and passed
that body, but the confusion of the war and
the early adjournment prevented its consider
alton in the House.
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-13

EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley T.
Pullen, Editor All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-13

A crew of the Arganauta boat club of Ber-
gen, n. j., is already prac!icing on S.. John
River. Florida, for the centennial regatta
Bainbridge, concerning whom there were some
rumors of bad faith in connection with the race
with the Atalantas last spring, has been drop
ped from the club.
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-13
THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. ls, 1876

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily tor publication
but as guaranty Of good faith.
We cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
nications that are not used.
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have had occasion within year to review the
whole history OF recoBetructOn Ine euect
upon my mind has been shame Hhu uihme 70
myself for the share which as hepunl.
can. have had In helping to builu UP the WoIst
legislation Of the nineteenth century, nave
been shocked to realize by what successive
stages we have built up here a system OF re-
strictive and cOercive legislation which very Few
Northern Ilnpublcans know In even its broadcast
features. and can only recognize IN disorder,
riot misrule, irresponsible ufficiil tvrannv in
dustrial loss, the results which have followed
every bcre in history from coerciye legislation
enacted hy one community against another.
The Republican candidate for the Vice Prcsi-
exclusively to the Southern question. He be-
levee that the Southern st ties are not civilized
up to the standard OF the Northern States. and
he wants to bring them up. | agree with hun
that 1t IL not his business nor ours TO cviize
them hy any political measures.
therefore desire now, as regards this politi-
cal question. that the South be Jeff to work out
ne own social problems under no arbitrary poll
tical coercion, but simply under the constrant
of social and economic forces.
FINALLY, IN regard to another matter which
nave Yery much at heart. but which IL hardly an
uctive Issue IN the campaign, Whatever hope
there Is for free trade lies In the election OF
1lden.
II. then decision Ia forced upon me simply
judge. on all the Information possess. that Mr..
lilden has more knowlcd.a, auiiii,, sktli. nnd
VIII to do What 1 want to see done In politics
~ At mir. Hayes. Nevertheless, | am not called
upOn to bind or pledge myself In any way, nd
hold myself free to take any course which
may, upon further Information or reflection,
seem best However the election NAV result,
shall he guided In my relations to the next Ad-
ministration entirely 10y the performances in
W. G.. SUMNER.
New HAVEN. Sent. II. 1915.
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Aulsrs, 6arrlaa,s, dc.

IWR SALE-rhr'e Young horses one IRON gray
marc, suitable for either busi tIuck ur lager
per uucNi ais On" ba mare, suitable either for
chtrsE .r Tor ih, nnnl also SIN d, Canadian PONY
euNbt Tor ga lie or carrl.Ee !. HANDS high four
wagons; ~ Ahlr tor prilcri also Inc Young nanny
suat also lot OF line geese ana chickens luuu Al
re 'or4er q Pacific and schenectady ave. hrOoA lyn
Prce si5n 81. anu $50
WANTED = one horse groc Rs or delivery wagon,
w red; II must be- nearly new and IN coou ortcr
Iron Clad Cin co. 90 Cllnsl.
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{ 'REEfiDIMi880Rf, a, ,,r, ,,rours

y INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCHES,
scotland. ireland, Austria ia. Canada. ami America
sept H. H. and H. Annual prize cont.st, judo. Snort
range, Larin Rand. eating, Champion. Cavalry,
Iona range, "lmDedon CUP mitches &c. SePt IS,
10 and 20. keturn match, ireland AMER ca, laurs
dy sept. 81. During lays ~ all above match the
Long Island Railroad Company viii run trains TO and
from Crcedmoor as follows Leave Long Island w.
from denot north ~ ferry 7:i2 goS lioa A. NJ; loo,
s93 300; 1908, i:05. 7Nt Z NJ From depot south u
Terry, p'm. lO33, ! l.3S A. Mi 1905 l2;5d. tjs =.
S;,J, d.sS5 90 VI RetWn,ns. Tsin,, lave 81 "a
2ii 6O5, SID. $50, 5iS 600 d;f. d.5l III! ';3i f.
Time between Long Island civ ana 'reedmonr only
forty liW minutet. Excursion tcsct 81. including
ferrage aud railroad fare 10 treedmoor ana return an
Aonlission TO an pirt, Ut the grounds IcAci for sal
at James slip aud kas Sith st, ferries ana Al West
cot EXPIRES, Offices, 7S1 and gf2 RroaiNay ma Pax
pllct Ferry DO Is leave NrN iOfS J .fn SIG, fuuf
o. anhers ST. tlirty i've 5l minutes and 8itn II T..
II tMcntY l2 ltNs nrnVlm ID u -rlIms.
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pENNSyLvA>I, RAILROAD.

AND UNlflD STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains tlVc Now York VIA DcsbrUssVs ani tuItlinit
sire u ferries, as follows
fxpre-. tor uar -hurg Pittsburgh the wcs nj south.
with Pun nan Pala - Cars attached. 1850 \. Nj d amt
$50 f. NJ. SUNDAY Il ami $3.50 l.. ".
For Nilliamspurt Lock Have CORY, ami Ere az ~
ana S31 =. NJ. com ctiug nj CORY iOr lfusNiHr,
Petroleum ,cntre, ana the OF itsivn.,
For Baltimore, Ma-hnston mo- thf Son .h, lluit 20
Washington Express uf Pa liuAu Prior ar- dat ~.
except SUNDAY. $50 \. NJ. arrive Washington t;iu
Pm Regular 80 $40 a. VI" go andH T.. NJ SUI aN
Exurc.. for Pniadclphil $50. SD p1o \. VI. 1880,
9ip 81, ., a. :, S;ihp = NJ. and ~ u.ht. Accoump.
cation A. VI. ans dor NJ sUniiy. 4. NJ ;. d..
5sln and T. VI. Emlrr'ul AMI sec nj class
Ior tontcnnisl Depot at $40 6.3o 5.3n \ $40. $50
A. NJ l2;Np. g. and T.. VI. CA SUNDAY, : \. VI. Re
turutne leave Ccutuumi Depot Al f.li. S:i5, ld:iO
A. NJ. l.l5 o. $3.50. iil a;u. q, G;jp. aad 1908 T. NJ
on. SUNDAY, go \. VI and L. NJ
For tram. - NtWirk, EhIlueth, Railway, Princeton
Trenton, Perm Nmnoy F.emngt n, u lviicre ana
otlrrp ins, locn scucdulos NJ VI. 1icSet uniros
ana lO.su = ". di!y; lulu A. VI. and 800 H. NJ daily
except Muuuay. From Wa. ingiun and naliiinofs
Ojn l. n. i.lO, 80. .ul lc2lF. VI. Sunl y 6"iI
NJ From Pul ld, lphil, iOi, I;,n $50 1910. li:eu.
1880 \. u, $40, 3.iu flo $40. GAO 800 735 7.in
$40. and lt.l l.. sunday, 5;u5 h.O $50 1910
ll:iJ \ d;iDnnl lu2D f. VI.
Ticket Once, h%b aud VA Broadway. No. | Astor
House, aud foot OF pesbrosses and Cortland s,s !
No. Court 81, BiookNu H. 10 and lis ludsl ~ Al
iob Ken Depot, Jersey CITY klnlgrant rcSct once
FRANK THOMSON, D. NJ ROYD Jr
"'"'IAi MhhHstT hrheral fassen ger Agent.
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AtnllstGQ.

4 hTifIliAi. TEETH spccislV guhbcr -,is
~ rom 60 upWardi SUBSTANTIALLY maze, careful 4
h'te'' ana guaranteed 10 give slusfacton.
j. q. ktNNtDi. ~ Bond 50.
G>EAtTitI l. teeth for 60 ,inelc, u; wnrrautcd;
~ sllveI nlllngs. one. \. y nrInl Knnnl PIP Nh ~
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stlasital snsirum,nis.
Nuult ltotltts.


n N.sUPkEME COURT.-The People Of the
A'' State of New York agt. The Mechanics and Trad
crs Savings lnstution.-Notice Is hereby gwen pnr
suAnt to the requirements OF the In cases
made aud provided that the undersgnec heretofore by
order OF this Court appointed Receiver of oil OF he
STOCK, properly, thgs In action and ELECTS real and
personal o. Inc ap3ye.named defendant, Tao Me
chanics ana Traders savings Institution does herony
cal aRcnerll mcetng OF the creditors OF the said The
Mechanics and fra ers SivinRs Insuti H. to be he Id
At the banSng house of the SAID defendant at 2SY Bow
cry the tn{ Of New YORK, ON The esd day OF scpicm.
nfr u ID. lh!N Al 10 OtOrx IA the for noon Of I'D
day. when all accounts and dem is Tor and against
tie tnd Tie Mechanics and Traders Institution aud
~ II. open ana snhsstiug contracts. vi be seer.
tsed ana adll',ed rs Tar a. may be- ana the amount
Dated New Ork, Sc Itcnbcr 1870
WILLIAM H. BEST Receiver, &c
fRrpk. shIiH Attorney for Receiver. Nassau st.
New York
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snstIuttlon.

A experienced e. cher, reading AT Montclair de.
~ eIr- 10 ran private class OF eight young AIDES
10 onhl AMI instruct IN fuslsl French, and music
We, Hihl taulY scnonl cOmbnng men "a cultur WIN
supeF'"r nome rllhll-. Adlres' a, Mlntclir W.
eSOi I'll JERSEY IN~TirUTF, ageton \ j.
IN-fOr m sexes Go le1e prnpar,forye insitfrtn
classical AMI scientific course, Building brirk; mod
en- IMPROVEMENTS Climate mild yrrf healthy. In.
tuuctlon thorough. Begins SEN. a. S'ni Tor Gaia.
loRu H. X. lEASk, Principal
go WRITING, monthly bookkecping arlthmr-
ConeSf' o. bowerY uptown College, 2Si stu aY.
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ttit3u!!lltIll.

RRl2ks, wanted forc1.h; eoooo front ami 7o,oCo
ID hhrd common. delivered NJ Jersey Giiy.
H. WATKINS, 81 lahrriY ST. Y. Y.
DIVORCES qulctN any where, p,y whca divorced.
House.
| HAVE some me gas fixtures for sale cheap, W
A. NI"fLANtk, No. Plue ST.
DOSF OFFICE NOTICE.. The torci IN nuns Tor
ihr wccS ending siniii, S'pt. rs isid. viii close
10 TN om,o ON TUESDAY a, VI. Tor Eurlpc, per
steamship Nevada. - QuVtut'nWli IN "Wednesday
a. $3.50 \. NJ tor Europe. uc Hsnp Ah,ssinia, VIA
on ens 7ht 90 iHu-,dlj nt 1880 g. VI. FOR Europe
T. ~ Am up Gel 40. WI pNmouth ChcrA lurg and
Hamburg on SATURDAY ~ 1880 A. NJ. fer (trIi,a,V
VIA Hpu hampton aud BrcWeu AT /. VI. iur Lu.,pa rr
su"msnn Nfrhahlf, "a Queenstown Corrcsp Ondtnce
ior ~. .,nu Ger. any ana ucc 10 be- forwar led
~ y ?. srln ~ lpu specially ma ire sod; nd ntI9
~ l"r Srut,rhl Gtrn per steamship 'ahiornii. VA
sN,p frhW' Nll II we.
IHc umIi, fur me M,.t indies via Iavau, Mil
leave New Nnrn S'pt. - " '"' vs."
OCt. l. " '"'N $50 ''''''''
me mans for An-trldi sc. WI leave san Fran.
''-'o'''' H. l. .JAMts. Postmaster.
w hRnoMN "lll sell som' ,ccoud Rand I'm.
W hhl''s ln''s' cheap, az NJ. 40 w.. I'm 81.
I5O DHr G0OD- CASTS for sa.o ,hclp.
,YN ga Huwery.
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STEAMBOATS, ano anllroaos.
Tor NORwALN DIRECT.

{ meeting with Dsnhury. NorwalS and New Haven
Railroads by steamer AMERICus, dsuy SUNDAYS
excepted fr III Jewelle docs Brooklyn. $50 T.. NJ f:
Pier 81 East river 2:l5 7. NJ loot OF 33d st. East
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tllOoO nno DOW.

4 WkE 81 per chal rom delv red Orter- by mali
near ION Nv, CRApSfR a MINK ~"
GENIINE RED ASH, LEIIIGu. IO1r.I,
- M'un!hh ana lacNt@anna GO !, .Crccncd ana d..
m,fueei lrr iod OF 2WD pounds, ti.75 To S5hO from
lllEDl Otll lArda, corner eta H., and OtA Ay 30
aud 2i' WoHt iyl st., and III Madison 81.
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EQR ALBANy.-The new and splendid steamer
Il Escort Capt. II. q: Hotallng Passage, 50 cents
with berth, 81. VIII leave New YOrA fr Albany
every Monday, Wednesday ana Friday, at $50 p. N
Freight taken al reduced rates Pier 35, foot FranAin
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We tr.an,.

4 uORTON'S Itt CKEAN, made from purc
" crrMl; 90 rhur'he' tara festivities A. ne ptr
quar- 800 IN aNr l2'i BROADWAY, and III chatham ~.
E S~Eif~ ZOE G.tHAH -Bc.l IN tae clty
= p'lltiS ana fhurth's, -, Der uplri Spetll al.
lcnllon To ont OF town orders. ~ Bhlc Ipus.
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8oiro auO Rooms.
ADVERTISERS

May ieay' their nyors tor 1He SrN =, the ouy
LIS hrla iW ~, lrncr ~ ils' ST.. u y T. NJ amt
3ON West I'D st., opposite Grsnd O1eri House AMI
80, 1bO III We corner VI am ST.. ulul y 4.
NoeNtrl char 20.
At 30 JONES 81. near Blceckrr-F Furnished
keeping Board ifdcsirel
tNLEt;NNr home Most ELEGANT anG IL, tgntiul
~ boarding accommodations al me lowest rites III
the ciy, aud On central 1th Az, Highest references
given. Address RESPONSIBLE, Hus West 23d n.
IriRNISuED ROOMS to LET, with on without
4 oolrd' AZ l9l Gnnd 81, between broadway and Bow.
cry. fern. no .crItc.
IIl'hNISHED rooms with everything fir house.
j ererug 81 81 rooms e. 10 s. Nc"k. ls5 lhoup.
son st' ic,u III tchrr
fIlkNi -uID ROOM lousc 10 let ana the furniture
j Tor, efg'A chcar III l"tst,
NICOLA furnished rooms Tor nous, krrplnE. To res.
y l,cehle gentleman and wife, $50 10 81 per
week ~, AlrnAt
II single rooms WITH good board, from - 10 a. %
y per week, via the use Of a hot and cold water
BAH ~ hailrunsf.
fLniREE lOtN G Indies can Obtain good board and
. plrAo ni rooms, tal Tor Two days at 81 East
IWttih ~,
FINiKEE lalcs OF gentlemen can secure excellent
4 accommodations Al al Last l0Ih sl Terms very
moderate
cUl EiSr corn -. over drug store top
~ moon furuiH ell room, 10 let 10 gent cincu Or
lAles' VITA " Without bVar1, W moierae lcrms
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Standardization.


"A spices best plan offered Apply to the Great
American Republic Tea Co., 81 Barclay st. New York.
AGENTS WANTED to sell the ne vest thing outi
cry store.
AGENTS make $40 daily selling our packages, novel.
~ tics &C; steady employment, Am. Mtg Co.. 300
"A sci ssn, GEO l. FElToS CO.. iip Ss.ssS"
RSc % vt Spy e e SS vGs II H@s st.
A BUTCHER wanted who understands his bust.
N ness ayouns man. Apply at eS 9th av. city.
A HOY who thoroughly understan "a making ready
"A on Gordon presses. Apply at AZ Barclay st.
ROOKKEEPER to keep books By double entry
H.. box i72 sun ON e.
CABINtT MAKER wanted one able 70 draw
e. View New haven S' Conn. " 40 -
COOP feeders plsnlng machines Grand st.
N Mails, Tompkins ST.. near Grand, East river.
GRAND prize waltz, Central PARK Garden tonight.
N Admission SOC. Music nv LAvELL.
puKE TEAS Agents wanted everywhere to sell
70 fames hotels nnd lsrs, eonsnmer s largest
~ ,storeKesGers .hoad. can OF write; THE WELLS
Slch, New York.
DRINTER-. -, 10 feed Gordon press at north.
i east coraer OF 3ith At. and 9th av.
SINGISG BOYS for Trinity Chapel. West eSth a.,
frscass voices, wanted, payment according to anil.
ity Apply at the chapel entrance 26th Thurs
day afternoon. from 10 4o'cock
- j. S. COWARD. go Greenwich st.
'CO BAKERS. -wans ,ee q q hand, at.
Il McGUlRE's IL Jacksone A..
TWO STEADY soccer competitors wanted at Courier
Il onice. Hunters Point
NNANTED-Agcn to canviss the Family Lsun.
w dry Liss (crnsabir) to whom ib raj terms will be
given sample sen" gi e iffffE'S 2 L c co..
Post Office box l.Ss'. A kiby st., Boston. Mass.
WANTED-An persons who ore TOT paid for their
w labor or goods TO cal At THOkNh'S law office, .
Murray st.. room 90 Advice free. Divorces obtained.
WANTED boy III a stationery store to run
STATIONERY. box aoa sun Office.
WANTED-Firstclass .pinncrs snd weavers for
t. WEINBERG. sii Broadway.
M ANTEU-Firstclass brick liner Inquire in paint
w store $50 Newark aV" Jersey CITY lleiSaaii- :,
w trade one VINO has been at The business none
else need apply. 22i Canal st., New YORK.
WANTED-A nrstclsss cectrotyperi one who
w thoroughly undertaking. his business state wages
Address n. box ii2 sun ofice.
WANTED \ orst.cass knite cutter on felt skirts.
w J. sChoENHoF CO., So Leonard t.
NNrANTED-A DO who understands feeding a rui.
w ing machine. W. {. SMITH, 81 Maiden lalc.
WANTED-A sober man to attend butcher shop.
w Cali at 81 Mulberry st. any da, this week.
WANTED-A man to open oysters and walt on ia
WANTED-A carriage trimmer at oc1 West icd st.
TwENTf-FrinXts SGpEtSSTS MIL SEND
FROM now TILL t Af5EM SHE PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID. TO ANY AbbRfss THROUGHOUT
NO cAaPAIGS Do ! akSStTr IikF IT.
Address THE sun, \. Y City.
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tlOlltltaI.

tolhW.
Eph SALE Chclp-A Cunpllgh blnncr 4 ,. nag,
lllden ana Hendricks, ltN9l Inquire " 2ol Broad
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RRICkS. Wanted for cash, eoon0 front and 70OO0
ID hhrd common. delivered NJ Jersey Gliy.
II, WATKINS, nb lah'riy ST., Y. Y.
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| HAyEso,me me. go fixtures forsac cheap "

nIVUHC qWrtly anywhere ply whca divorced.
~ end for crcllar. American Law Asclcy, n AstOr
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Situations dtlantto.

Situations ttlantto.
A GOOD machinisL with nrsicllss letters OF re.
n commredatlon from Philadelphia Arms, wants a
'''" '4'' " SHciiISisf, box ~ 1y' Sun odee
kEfSrEG or .1 SG SsSs sh gTSSa t,%y
''' " ' Mrs GRFEN. III 7th~
A hrsPECrABLE Young woman wihes to do
noor back '''' '''' '''" ""1 ~" ''' ~
A RE-PECTABLE young cir want. situaton
reference. Cali at iss North ith St. Wiiamsoursh.
A YOU'VE MAN of 10 wishes situation where he
Addre.. J. vErrH eos sd st.
4 RESPECTABLE widow woman wishc. 10 take
saiss ana GEN washing q, ner home 80
A Girl in small pryais family to hep 70 do nsns.
~ nou.e"ork snd nina children. csil days. i57
West isth It, I'd roor rear.
4 Young erl in a small family for light house.
Fact e,d st. top noor.
4 MONTHLY or weekly ladies nurse is now open
~ for an engagement best references. Call or al.
ARE~PECrABIE German woman wishes a situ.
"a s,ou 20 10 general house"ork In German family
L man or second haHd osi tth Az, south Brooklyn.
WANTED BY an American wldos an infant TO
nurse on the hottie competent TO take 1t from
wesi iist g. RnS ' bell iw Sfrs anu F0Oa A'"' Al
WANTED-A sltuston ny mother and daughter,
w the mother TO cook wash and iron, the daughter
A. caamDermnid and waitress, IN city country, good
references go Division 81
WANTED situation as assistant engineer IN hotel
w OF store. In city. for which premium viii be-
gwen Address NJ, box 100, sun uptown NICE, l,23S
Broadway.
WANTED Situation a. coachman and groom or
w TO take care Of gentlemans road an; reference
Address {, box lsi, sun Office.
WANTED situation IN the country by respect.
w able boy OF Is thoroughly unncrHt MT care OF
cattle. Apply To Mrs HENRY 7p1 Eat 9TH st
WANTfD-A situation 4 tend bakery or confcc
w ti0nery by young lady: goo1 reference Address
ADVERTISER. isd 7th St. Broo,lyn. l.. u.
cD1 WEST ~ IT ~ A respectable Protest.
D-f ant eirl q do Y neal hnuscwOrk or upstairs
work 3years reference from lasI employer
l.A Sd Az, A WIDOW woman wishes to 20 out
VII WORRYING BY the day sewing housswork or
washing.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-06
DIR. BEALE'S.
GERMAN

or weight III
stomach, swim
lining at the head
hurried, or diff
[cult breathing
sfiuttering at the
theart, choking
sor suffocatins
lsensations when
lin a lying pos
tture. dimness oi
svision, &C. The
Tea is prepared
land sold al
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-06

Second Stree, .PhiIadeIphia, and can be purchas
of druggists. Price - cents per package.
For sale by Emil KpCher, Rock Island.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-06

NEW RULING MACHINE at THE ARGUS
BINDERY. Paper ruled in any style or
any colored lines. Leave orders at The
ARGUS COUNTING Rooms, opposite the
Post office. IF