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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-11-20
EAGLE MILLS,
S, CoMSToCK G. co. Promoters,
POINT PLEASANT, VA,

WE have had this Mil completed but short
time and are prepared TO furnish everything
pertaining to olr business, Tho Mill has thrSO
run Of French Burs-one for corn. ono for
custom wheat and tho other expressly for
Merchant work. They can DO run separately
or all together,
1J'SlurdOy isihc day Tor grinding Corn.
and Friday for grinding custom Wheat,
We charge the eigth for grinding Wheat and
the sixth for grinding corn, hut viii exchange
nj MI times when parties wshto do so,
Those living on the Kanawha river, and
wishing to send their wheat or corn to our mill
for the purpose of having tground, or exchan
ged and not wishing to come with IL, can send
it down on some of Tho boats with instructions
by letter. aud we viii have il hauled up TO thu
Min and hack FREE OF CHARGE.
l1'Thc highest mnri,ct priccpaid for vhoai,
and corn Mt all times.
Juncl9 lynl5
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rNuERE will bean Election at the yarious
/ Precincts. through the County, on tie
FIRST SATURDAY IN DECEMBER next
fora mclubcr of the House of Delegates, to fill
lac Yacany olcasoned by the death o the
ION. Lewis We.zel, Nate members Of said House,
by order of the Governor, and also on tho sane
lay for county officers in the following Dis.
tricis to.wi, No. ! one Justice aud one Con-
stable No. ., two justices and one Oycrseor
oGthe Poor No :, one Justice.
By Order Of 'he County Court
SA1lL WINDOW, SIN. c.
November llth, 1869.
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United States Of America,
vs. In Rem in a cause
Robert Mitchell and Jas. Of Forfeiture aud
E. n, Mi,ehell's real pro Confscation.
perry.
VTTHEREAS,at the Spring term, Of the Dis.
w triet Cour, Of the United States Tor the
Western dislict0f Virginia az Wheeling, in tho
year OF our Lord 1867, an Information was fled
on behalf the United States by ;ha Attorney
thereof, for the said District, against the real
property described ia = schedule thereto an
noxed Of Robert Mitchell aud James L, T.
Mitchell, late 81 Aa-on county, Virginia oil.
legmg ia substance that said Robert aud said
James are engaged IN the existing insurrection
against the authority of the United States, that
Al the time of heir becoming so engaged they
were the owners Of the property Aforesaid and
that they have used, or consented to the use Of
the same m aiding said iusUusction or sons
person or persons engaged therein and praying
that said property msy be condemned and sold
rs forfeited 10 the United States,
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the mont
ton under the seal Of the said cour, 70 me d..
rected aud delivered, do hereby give public
notice to all persons claiming any interest ia
the said property to appear before the Judge Of
the said District Court of the United States Tor
the Western District Of Virginia, at Charleston
on the first day OF December A. D.. 1862 il
the same shall be q day Of Jurisdiction or else
on the mex, day Of jurisdiction thereafter, then
and there to interpose their claims and make
their allegations 10 that hchrlf, Dated this
9th day Of November A. u. 1862
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
Marshal Of tho U s. for thew. D. Of Va
Benjamin II, Smith dis, ATTY
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nrlntinr Tyncs. md an other Printing

Drinting Types, aud all other Printing
| materials, are kept on hand in large guam
titles, aud sold at the lowest prices, for six
months rotos or cash, ut Drucc's New York
Type Foundry Roman font. Of the moo. IN
styles are always on lhc shelves, ready ior I'M
mediate delivery in fonts from BE- to lOOOOibs
Nine cents viii prepay the postage on q
pamphlet Of priced Specimens Of Fonts ana
other sheets, which will bcm1ilcd to PRINT
ANY publisher of a newspaper who chooses
to publish this advertisement, including this
roto, three times, mud forward mo one Of he
papers containing It, viii be allowed his bill
at The time Of making n purchase from me
my own manufactures, of five times inc amour
GEORGE BRUCE.
Type Founder, 10, Chambers street, N Y
March q lSG2.
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United States Of America In Rem in a cause
VS.. Of forfeiture and
BAIL 7 Wells Rca' prop, Confscalion.
erty
w HEREAS, at the Spring Term A. D. ls69
w Of the district Court of the United States
Of America for the Western district of Virginia
at Wheeling, IN information was fled. md at
the Fall Term, A. n. 1862, of said Court au
amendment thereto was filed on behalf Of the
United States, by the attorney thereof. for the
said district, against the real and personal
property in said Information and amendment
described of BAIL T. Wells, late OF Jackson
county, Virginia, alleging in substance that
sn'd Wells was engaged in the existing nsur.
rrctiun against the United States that at the
time Of his becoming so engaged he was the
owner Of the property aforrsaid, and that he
has used or consented 10 the u,e If HE same in
aiding said insnTectjon, or some ppIs,n or per
sons engaged therein and PRAYING that said
property may be confscatud and sold as forf i.
ted 10 the United States
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of The monitor
under the seal of;he said court to me directed
aud delivered, do hereby give public notice
to all persons claiming any interest in said
property to appear before the Judge Of the dis
trjct Court Of The United States for the Western
district of Virginia at Charleston, on the first
dayof December DISCO If The same shall
be day Of Jurisdiction, or else on The next day
Of jurisdiction thereafter then and there 20 in,
tcrpose their claims and make their allegations
in tbat behalf Dated this Gih day Of Noycm-
bcr,A. d, 1862
EDWARD NJ NORTON.
Marshal Of The u S. ~ the W D. Of NR,
Benjamin Il, Smith, dist. atty,
nov blvd
The United States of America. ! In Rem in
vs. cause OF For
simon Grimm's Personal and fcijwo and
Real property, J Couf,cation.
WHEREAS, al ,ho Spring Term Of the Dis.
" Uict Court Of The United Stat's for the
Western District of Virginia at Wheeling, in
the year of our Lord ls62 an Information was
filed on buh0lfor the United States, by the at
lorney thereof for the said district, against the
personal aud real properly described in SEIZED.
ules Herewith fled. Of Simon Gimn late Of
Mason county, Virginia. alleging in substance
that said Grimm is engaged in III; existing in
suuection against the United S,a.cs That atthc
im1 Of his becoming SO engaged he was iEU
owner Of the property aforesaid. asu lhal he
ha7 used or consented to The use oc The same in
aiding said insuEr"ttion or some person or per.
snGScn9sgaa tlgmia. aitl .Pyyipg ,lal sail.
property may De cOnhsCGted and sold as iUHeI'
ted to the United States.
Now, therefore, pursuance Of the mouilion
under the seal If the said Court to me directed
aud delivered, do hereby give public notice
toall persons claiming any interest in said pro.
perry 10 appear before Tho Judge Of The District
CouH q. she uM"4S4..i JnGlRe he,tWg Dis.
triGt Of Virginia at Charleston, on the first day
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TIN AND STOVE DEPOT,

,-,-E, THE sub9cfibCr would respectfully cal
sssgtS lie altcaty5sS ~ 3hAs f'eapih AZ t1ginE
'Gf|S Pleasant, and the country generally.
that he is still carrying on the Timing business
Mt his old Stand on Main street: next door oe'
low n C;ilmore's Store, where he Ia ready to
accommolate n whomay favor hin with their
%,tyonogc Ec kecps constantly on hands ull
k;nGs nf Tin gnd shees.Ircn Were. Also
good nsSSortnSnt 81 stoves 81 itbHi0st tr,pTotsi
Spterns, Job Work and repairing ofall kinds
done with nealncss and despatch upon tho
most rea,oneble terms, Particular attention
win bo giycn % ROOFING, SCOUTING, DC,
Country produce taken in EXCHANGE Tor TIM
Ware, JOHN LEONARD,
July 3, IsGo-hol7-ly.
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Ul'!td States Of America, 10 Rem IN cause
vs.. o. Forfeiture and
Spicor Patrick'srcal prop I Coniscation.
eriy
WHEREAS at the Sprjug Term. A. \. lSG2
Nv orthc Djs'rirt CnHrt Of ,Lc Uniled STATES
ISF fIs TssItfnIl i.ifiGt Of l,fniit lE N'n,isiE
inc, an information was fled on behalf Of the
United State, by the District Attorney thereof,
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United States Of America, In Rem nacpuse
VS.. q forfeiture and
THEODORE B. Fitzhugh's, Coufscation.
Real property.
WHEREAS Al the Spring Tern, 4. u. 1869
W of the district Court for the Western dis.
triet Of Virginia nj Wheeling an information
was filed on behalf OF the United States by the
attorney thereof for the said district, against
The real property described nsad information
Of Theodore b. FitGlugh, late If jackson
County, Virgiuia. alleging in substance that
said Fizhugh is engaged IN thecyisling msur.
rcction against The United States, that al the
ijue OF hIs becoming 50 engaged he was the
owner OF the property aforesaid and that he has
used or consented u the use Of the sgnIe in aid
ing IlI1 said Instruction or some pcr,on or
pcra0us engaged thcr in, and praying
tbnt The said property may be connscated and
sold as forfeited to the United States.
Now, therefore. in pursuance of the montiou
under The seal Of the said Court to m, directed
anddeiyered, | do hereby give public notice
to al persons claiming any interest in said
proprliy to appear before til, Judge Of the dis
lrct Court Of the United States, for the Western
district ofFlrguia, at Charleston. on the first
day Of December D.. lsG2, if She same shall
be day oijTsdiction or else on the next day
Of Jurisdiction, thereafter, and then r.ud there
10 n'clposn their claims and make their allcga.
tons IN that behalf. Dated TINS 9Th day Of
November, a. D., 1869.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
Mrlhal ofthe L S for the W. D. DIVA.
Benjamin Il, Smith, dist atty.
nov l3W4.
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mo DISABLED SOLDIERS, SEAMAN d
Marines and widows or other heirs Of those
who have died or been Killed in the service.
CHAs. TUCKER, Attorney for claimants,
BOUNTY Land and Pension Agent, Washington,
DC,
Pensions procured for soldiers. seRmcn aud
m,rincs Of the present war who arc disabled
by reason of woundsreceived or disease con-
tfacted while in service aud Pension. Bounty
ty Money and arrears Of pay obtained for Wild
ows or other heirs of those who have died or
been killed while in service.
Bounty land procured for scrViesa in any Of
the other wars.
CHAs. TUCKER, Washington, d, o.
Those entitled 10 Pensions, Bounty Land or
Tonniy Money, can lAyO their claims prorNreh
and forwarded to Mr.. Tucker BY ealing at The
Register Office
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REGULAR KANAWHA Il C.ACIN
Natl PACKET.

hhLLEN COLLIER, Cut. ]. 7.
~, (, ..ss ~ 9liNSGNs CHARLES S0NNNAG.
Clerk. Leaves Charleston, every Si'u5iRy
morning ut 0 o'clock A NJ. Leaves Cincinnati
every tuesday evening at 4 P NJ.
Especial attention given 10 AL orders, Or 10
the delivery Of letters ail package for U s
Soldiers. or The trade Shippers may rely up
on ,ha pancusliiy Of the Alien Collier For
t',SighrUr F;.ssS.f, aTriy J4bMTl. mrgla %
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EpWAN NJ. NORTON.
Marshal of The I S, for the W. D. Of Va
Benjamin IL Smith dist. atty
Nov l"wi,
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COMMERCIAL.
ROCk ISLAND MARKET.


RocR ISLAND, Jan. l4th, 1862
Flour- Sprlup double extra, IL sacks, $3.50
wholesale, and - 90 Al retail, lfpurchosers find
packages II Is sold At ~ cents less than the above
quotations,
Wheat--j5ajsc
Corn l9ialir,
Ntta-llIlSC.
Wc-Ncy mrlc offered Prices from l. Il"
zoe, according To qualify,
Barley -9uagpc.
Bcaus-1,al 90 per bushr
Potatoes -2Oa!5c per hushrl.
Onions loo per hush,l.
ButIer-lo,lg4c the usual price, N,ycho'ce
lots l2!c
Eggs-lOal!lc per doc,
pouity-LNc chickens, >l,O0al,2O per do2 .
dressed turkeys, 1c per ID prsrlr chickens, sl,OOa
20 per doG ducks, Sl,2bal ,JOi quallS, 5oadoc
per duE.
Bccf-Gvod beet cattle, live weight, at the
butchers, command 81 ,ijaS2 per hundred lbs.
rorA-uur packers are now paying from $500
to Sa,3a Der hundred pounds, tor dressed hogs,
but they must be vcIy choice and heavy to COM
maud the latter figure.
The butchers are paying to PIE for I've hogs,
aud &c tor dressed
Hdes--Greeu country, lc green sll,cd, &c :
dry sailed, &c dry flint, Toe green calf, 'c !
sheep peIts, 'Jai 900.
Iay-PrIrc $4,000 90 pcrton Timothy or
Hungarian $1OOa6,uO pcrtuS
Wood-Oak $500 to $500 a cord.
Iual-ScIcctcd coal is sold al the Coal valley
yard "a, cents per bushcl, and delivered at cts
per bushel,
From teams IN Market square, coal is usually
sold At % l0C per bus.
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s..preclsely what It's name indicates, for, wmie
pleasant to the taste, It IS rcWViyhg, tNhIcratIns
and strengthening 10 the vital powers. II also
tefIvItcs, rcHstatcs and rche"s thc Oioou III d"
its original purity, and thus restores and renders
the system lnYulncraDc to attacks OF disease. ~
is the only preparation over offered TO thc Wo'lu
IN popular torn so as tobc WITHIN the reach VI
all. SO chemically and sk!illully combined as 10
be the most powerful tonic, and yet 50 perfectly
adapted to as 10 act IN Pc'Ject dcc0fddhCe Wtfh me
iams Of nature, and hcnce SoOftc the ~chfeSt
stomach, and tone up the digestive organs, ana al
lay all nervous aud other irritation II is ans" per
ectly cXhllaratng IN It's effect, and yet II Is never
followed by lassltude or depression of spirits, 1t
is com posed entirely OF vegetables and those
thoroughly combining pOwcrtui tonic and soothing
properties, and consequently can never nlure.-
Such remedy has long been felt to be a beside
ratum IN the medical world, b0th ny the thorough
ly skilled IN medical science, and also ny all WI"
have suffered from debility; fort needs no medI~
cal skill! or knowledge even to see that debility
follows all attacks OF disease, and lays the I'M
guarded system open to the attacks OF many OF
the most dangerous to winch poor humanity IL
constantly liable. Such, for example, as the f"!-
lowing:
Consumption, bronchitis, Indigestion, dyspep-
sa loss of appetite, iantncss, nervous rrtablity,
neuralgia, papitation of the heart, mechanically,
hypocondria, night swcats, languor, gIddiness,
and all that class of cases, so earIully fatal II I'M
attended to in time. called Femdie WeG6ncSSeS ana
IRREGULARITIES. Also, Liver arrangements or
torpdty and liver complaints, diseases of the
kidneys scalding or nContncnCe Of the uilnC,
or any general advancement of the urinary organs,
main in the back side and between the shoulders,
nredIsnositlon IN slipht colds hacking and contiG-
ued oough. emaciatiop, difficulty of breathing, and
! indeed we nigh, enumcrate many more still, but
we have snace only to saw. it will not only cure
the deh,v fnIIo,ying chIiIs and fever but prevent
all attacks arising from mlasmatc Influences, and
nro tho disc,s.s,t once. # already attacked
And 49, = acts dIrrrtIy and persis,cntly upon the
hi,;arv svstern ,rons,ng the liver TO action, pro-
mn,,' IN r,ri all tLe eycretionsaud secrctions OF
Tho svsta,n itsyiII imcllibIy prevent any deliter
| ans corsonnnI1ces tnllov,inp upon change of CHI
uu' Lnnr al travellers should have
! g., ho,tIo With ,bcn and all should take a table
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FoREIGN NEws.--Engla gland interfering with
the Mason and Slidel affair has caused great
excitement among the New York merchants,
Notwithstanding many Of them have refused
to sell sugar and coffee, n Perry, OF Rock
Island, is selling sugar aud coffee as cheap as
ever. \. Perry has Just received IL fresh
supply of new rasino and citron, and all the
dalntir- tor the holidays. Also fresh ar,
rival OF kerosene. oil, Of the best quality, at
60 cent, per gallon, All wishing purchase
good goods, at low prices will do well to call
at \. Perry,
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JuNK SqoRE.-Mr job Ross has removed to the
old Butcher stand, corner Of Eagle and Water
streets, where he keeps what i called junk store,
for the purchase and sale Of all sorts of old traps
pieces OF old iron, rope, eordagc, old stove pipe
old and broken stoves, furniture, housekeeping
articles old rags, oallum, old copper, pewter
brass etc. and in fact all sorts of old broken cast
off articles, such "a people generally throw away.
Job is doing quite a land Office business in these
old articles, turning an honest penny for himself,
and saving many stray dime for those who save
and furnshh him with all the old articles which
are generally thrown away Success to job
and his junk store, we say,
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MAYOR DAyESPoRr left for Washington
last evening to attend to the armory matter
and he will be in Washington before tn. bill
comes up, ON Monday. Judge Wilkinson
goes this evening or tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Reed of Moline, has gone, and Messr''
Gurley and Barrows, Of Davenport are
there.
1t will be seen by our telegraphic news,
that the house committee On the armory have
found out that they can't agree. THIS is no
news here. 1t has been known from the be-
ginning that the committee could not agree
on any place, and therefore our hope is.to
pass the senate bill and have it reported to
the house for passage there. Ii this can be
accomplished Rock Island is all o. X,
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lr is very singular that so much la2iness
is exhibited about clearing the snow from the
sidewalks about town. There is not per.
son in town who could not clear their own
walk from snow in half an hour-and yet
they are too lazy to do it, and ladies who are
compelled to 60 out are obliged to drag their
dresses through the snow, and pick their way
along the little sheep paths about town. 1t
is shame, and the city council ought to
provide Il remedy, and fine every man who
negects this duty.
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NHICAGO x ST. LOUIS r. K. LINE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Two Express Trains on and after Dec. lst, 1861.
Trains viii leave West Side Union Depot at
IN daily, except Sundays, and Has m, except
Saturdays. Arrive at Chicago at 3 m and $50
p IN.
Joliet and Wilmington Accommodation leaves
Chicago at p III daily, and arrives at 9. As m.
Anicht train, with sleeping car attached, will
run through to St. Louis every night, except Sun
dav, leaving this city at ] 40.
JAMES ROBB, Receiver.
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ROUh Isl AND Argus,
TIL, DAILY ARGUS,

Containing tull telegraphic reports and the la.
test news, published every evening, except
Sunday, at n Dollars = year, payable quarterly
3 a advance
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4. ). GROVER, VI. d..
nUySICIAN and Surgeon. OFF

physician and Surgeon. Office oppo-
site Rock l. md House, up stars
VIII attend promptly all calls in the different
branches of SURGERY aud OBSTETRICS, and gener-
al practice.
lie has good assortment of Instruments, and
IS prepared to practice SURGERY, on rs most APP
proved plan. ,.,...,.,,
Es- Residence ON Orleans street, Oe'"e'"
Washington and Eagle.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,--ColIections
i faithfully made and prompt! PAID over Of
Zee At hisrcs,dencc, over Requa's Jrweif' store,
flIiuuis street.
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TNDERTAKER COFFIN w A X l. =
honse corner Rock River and Madison sts''
Rock Island. 4 fine hcarse and team always IN
readiness VIII procure graves to be dug, iurh-
ish carriages tor funerals, and take the entire
charge of everything connected with the PrePata
zion Of the corpse for burial. Bodies preserved
any length of time without applying ice to the
body. Charges moderate.
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=, ii. TEIIE,

HAVING purchased the Abstract Books
II formerly owned by Henry Curtis, IT,, IS pre-
pared to furnish Abstracts of Titles to all lands
and town lots in Rock Island county. Also the
names and residence OF ''Unknown Owners, and
other information ofvalue to purchasers and mort
tagees Office IN Court House, first door to right
of south entrance.
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Tlls. " EEkI.N ARGUS.

Containing nrary all the reading matter otthe
DalN published every "Wednesday morning,
TERMS -NlneIesubscftbrFs per annum, II ADJ
ylnrr, !! ONi n Mll nlA N Ldynnot % 20,
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CALL AND SETTLE.

A Ii, notes and accounts due me or the late
n firm Of Whitaker < Eyerts, must be paid by
the first day Of January next. or they Will be left
with H c. Connolly, ESQ, for collection. Take
due notice and govern yourselves accordingly
Dec3 dawtf A. hNEhis'
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DENTAL CARD.
%l&

TAR HARRIS would take this method OF
| j,arder,nu ms thanks to the citizens Of Rock
Island and vicinity for their very liberal patron,
aye. and informing them that he has returned ana
viii be in attendance at his Office, IN "eODer
clock, Rock Island, where he is iuliy prepared
and will be happy to perform any and all opera
ions pertaining to his profession
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PHIL, HEN, ST.,

TOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
II PAINTER, is now prepared, at his shop,
ncN door to GlockhulHs, Illinois street, to exc
cute with neatness aud dispatch all orders III 'he
painting, Glazing. and Paper Hanging Line, aud
At the most reasonable prices. Call aud give MN
,r,l mch2atwbm
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4 =. PRESCOTT,

, TTORNEY ~ COUNSELLOR at LAW
n solicitor IN Chaneery, Real Estate ana Col
,ctiuu Agent, Moline,
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ECTIFIER and Manufacturer 0fDomestic
n Liquors, and dealer in Foreign Wines and
Iiquors Palace Row, Illinois street, Rock Island
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,iEX. e. sNANDEK,

DoLlCE Magistrate aud EN.oiicio Justice
of the Peace. COLLECTIONS made and promptly
Jald ,yer. udge "a 8uuc! y boyie's block up
stairs, Rock Island.
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XU,.,ERsTRAss * FRIES,

ID ECTIFlERS and Manufacturers OF pomes-
n,uc LIQUORS, Importers and Dealers IN Foreign
Mines and Liquors Front street, opposite terry
Landing, Rock Island.
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pREMiIMJOB PRINTING.

urdcr,frr IoB PRiSTlNG will raect With prompt
ttrntou 40 luu ARGus OfrICr, ana be 'k"culea" AZ
rasouahIe rates,
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The following is an extract from letter writ
ten by the Rev J. 5. Hnmc, pastor o'th Pierre
point street baptist church, BrookIyn,N. to the
"Journal and Messenger Cincinnati, o., and
speaks volumes N favor of that world-rcnowncd
medicine, Mas WINSLow' SOOTHING SyRur ron
CHnsRuN TrrrHiNG!
''We see an advertisement IN your columns oi
Mrs. WnsIow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never
said a word IN favor Of patent medicine before
in our lite, but we are compelled 10 say to your
readers that THIS is no humbug-,ce hare tritd Il,
and kaoW il 10 he all il claims. 1t is probably one
Of the most successful medicines of the day, be-
cause 1t is one of the best And those of your
readers who have babies can't do bette! than lay IN
a supply" apl!' twawly