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Gu, army Is daily increasing By acccsssons
Of straeslers and consctipts. Whatever may
he the Intended movements Of Gen. Lee, h.is
perfectly successful in keeping them con-
cealed. What is concealed IRON our people,
enemy. Up to Tuesday last, our pickets eS-
tended to the neIghborhood Of Harper Ferry.
| It is not probable that the federal army will
! attempt to cross the Potomac as5ainss n at
| present.
Romney is occupied by our rangers 500
| Yankees, many Of them wounded, are ex-
pected to arrive to-day from Gordousvi1le. If
they arrive In SEASON. they may be Included in
| the prisoners We shall send to Alken's Land
Ing today. On Thursday sixty seven 7 ankee
several commissioned officers, surgeons and
nurses The whole party win be sent home
In few days, with dfty oth@ Yankee civil
ians. aud others. Twenty nkee prison
oners, captured In North Cars4na, arrived 1t
Sibley's prison yesterday.
Abraham Lincoln has Issued proclamation to
ubezate the sl&yes, but makes no further
comment On the subject
The Dispatch contains an item from TexN
| paper, dated September Sd, which says Sam
Houston il ret alive snd well, and living on
his old homestead.
The Richmond Ehan,iner says:
The public highway in the valley Of Virginia
I nom Winchester to 6tauuton, Is crowded with
suffering and wounded sosdiers-poor fellows,
| who were in the terrible fights Of Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday, aud especially in tue
terrific fight Of Wednesday Of last week. They
| lett the battle for home or the hospital, aud
/ we're too weak to proceed, and had no money
to procure their psasage. It is exceedingly
/ painful 1u1 sorro wful to see these po3r
ragged, toil-worn. bastle-scsr1ed heroe:
trndging along. Let them be looked after a
| once.
The same paper complains OF the ffequsn
/ | failure OF Southern mAis. The Ez&miaer a1st
regrets that the debates In Congress On Ii,
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 30.-The United States
steamer keystone 6t1te has sxrived here from
Port Royal. Admiral Dupont and Captain
Rogers came ~ PAsssngets on board Of hst.
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A Very Natural Endorsement.

SYRACUSE, N. T., Sept 30.-The State con
yention If anti~prohibltionists assembled to
day. Horatio Seymour was unanimously en-
dorsed for governor.
, 1862-10-01
.Gbe Gtituttk.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER /, 1869.


Loval ulinoisans will read with pride
The noble proof Of the fidelity and patriot
Ism Of their State, as briefly summed up
In cur Springfield dispatch. Twenty
beven regiments in the field under the last
csll, seventeen more waiting. Well done,
Illinois.
, 1862-10-01
CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The following table shows the receipt.
and shipments Of leading articles for tn
week ending Sept q, 1862:

The following table shows the receipts
OF Flour, Grain, Live Stock, &C., since Jan.
16t to date, for three yeafs:
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pAuWAY T;AIIKEEP EkS -
l. Espe cia1!y adapted for army and country saes
good imitation gold Will run and Keep excellent
itnt; have fancy cDo oreE Ilans aad be 1utifn!ly en-
g-aved dale the letters standaSE II relief Tas
oi the taking novelties Of the day aud should
tai 1t prices FROM rwxSTTFtyE 70 EIGHTY DOL.
LARS EACH. They arc sold by the case. conta,nilg
casc ef hes dozen. ,. Engraved AID rlectr7s siided
Ter case o. hah u dozfn iQ ass.tea r. snps
superior ana electfo ,2s Etlaed having AZ t1e t!
assorted ~. Engine tuvnel. same mate-a1 CO.,
which hcasiiy plated good .tlves per OF
6af doztn S}s Samples Of the toreEotns co:uprfs-
ng two of the rst and each Of The osher mating
tSM TERMS CASH. VIII fe sezt to aoy part Of
lie loyal States With hill for ce1!e2ton delivery
The most Ea1eable article Of the tttDes alu INST the
tIUg tot those Inclined to make I1oncT among The
Fotte1s Send In y0nr orders carly. A1i-as5 1tha
SOLE nge1t for the ~
GAINS WHEATON,.
E1x ASS. g. e. et'rncr Nissan aud
John streets,
ocl :ugs6 i'm NEW YORK CITY,
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Nfm a1herti5elurntS.

w ANTED-A Captein's Servant.
w one who can cook well sad make bimse1fgene-
rally useful hear Of good situation uy addressing
Carta1u. at this Office stating where he be aeen
Shc1-ptGA,8f
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TOR SALE-A good Horse, Har-
ness, Buggy, Cutter, Robes Blsnkets. &C. &c.
Al In good ORDER will be sold at the owner
having 10 further usa for them. Address p Q. Box
SQ06 ccf-u9I9t
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II QST- One left hand Otter Fur
- Glove. IN going ffom the corner OF Randolph and
ei1 streets 10 the corEer Of West Madison aid Des
PLANES streets The finder Will be 1tberay rewarded
BY bringing the came TO the Grocery Store LIS Weaf
Madison street pc1 u9321t +
The New York herald., 1862-03-11
MiscellaneOus. n.

SHIP NIAGARA Lawrence Philadelphia Lverpoo
abandoned 10th ut and crew takeb by brig Maine,
night of Feb "a, lat ~, Ion r. while running under
fore and main topsas and rcefed ores the ship broahd
TO, about PM wind blowing avery heavy gale from WNw
hard that they could not be furlcd the ship lying with her lee
dead eyes under water At AM. hnding the ship
Ting and going on her beam ends, cut away the mzzen
main topmast and lore topgaiant mast She would not
then mind her helm, and her manmas cut away when
she partly rghe The lee rail being still two feet under
AT AM, the 25h, the matches burst up and let
large quantity of four when she settled nearly all under
water leaving only the opgant forccase and poop deck
thirty hours expecting every moment to the ship
down the 26th the brig Marine relief Tie
ship 1865 tons built AT Bath In 1852 rated AL and
was owned Morse others Bath cargo con.
sisted Goo bbls Hour 5000 bushels wheat tierces
lard and 800 boxes bacon.)
ScHR BoRopISo-Among the sad results of the arca. gale
Of Feb "a and 2 on Georges was the total loss Of sh
al anchor until O'Clock AM 18th u when she broke adrfs
and continued 10 dr all day. Al 81 o'clock PM when the
gale at its height she was knocked down by a sea
after eurrypen started the house, broke in several
stanchions, carried away the mainmasi manboom
mainsaii and foresail-leaving only the foremast
standing and the b remaining the only servceae sail
arboard wing causing the vessel TO lay her bam
until trimmed back again. One man, named VIM Crusten
was washed overheard and badly hurt but was rescued
through the prompt measures and excrons Captain
Knight. Two others of the crew were slightly i'm.
iured at the same time. At last the Borpdno was
fallen In with by schr Peerless Capt Charles Whaen Of
another blow from the northwest Obliged Captain
Whalen, for his safety, cut loose the Bor1iino
and she thus became total ossprobaby sdnk
The crew OF the Borodino taken board OF the Peer
Peerless arrived home Thursday night She avesso OF
" " TONS built in Essex In 1865, and owned by Mr. George
The New York herald., 1862-03-11
THE DRAFT AND GOVERNOR LETCHER.

,
The military draft be executed on the 10th instant
From what undest u is extremely uncertain
A. by that timc the requisite data can be furnished for
the apportonment learn that the States
War department has been called upon only at late day
repair tho reckless and strange neglect Of Gov Lccher
take any whatever to obtain the returns OF
volunteers reenstng which is the first and necessary
step to tho execution of the law The conduct OF the
Governor this matter Is said to have been the sub
jcct Of force excitement in the secre. sessions Of the e
gisature and f the fact is true hear 1t alleged in
different quarters Of popular resort that the Governor,
until the 9th of February took step towards the
execution Of the law and protested TO the Legislature
that was impractcaSe aud that he could not would
not, execute it, quito prepared believe the
sertion that when the secret proceedings of the Legsa
this subject unveiled IL will be shown that
Governor iotcher has narrowly escaped impeachment
It's hands being superseded, " not for suspected dis
loyalty at least for strange and outrageous neglect Us
official duty.
The New York herald., 1862-03-11
Decreases .$4 ,619 900
4,25s,771
600 ,es5 sos. .2e2

Increase. 6oo,es5 5o5.262
This statement corresponds very fairly with the
estimate in this mornings HERALD. The banks
have been selling skies quite freely, in order to
tighten their load of government securities. Hence
the decline in the loans and deposits. The actual
amount ef specie in bank at present is quarter
of q million more than is shown above. The banks
cannot help accommodating specie steadily so long
as trade continues in its present state. The only
danger which they have to apprehend is a revival
of importations, which would lead to renewal of
heavy specie shipments to Europe.
The money market works very easily. Six pei
cent is about the rule for call loans though some
persons have leans at seven. Paper of the first
class ranges from a per cent.
The foreign exchange market is very weak,
though gold is in better demand. Bankers offer
their bills at 1l21, but liz is the best bid. The
brokers complain of great dulness in the market.
Francs are quoted sos 500.
The stock market opened with some weakness
to-day, the naval fight at Hampton Roads having
encouraged the bears to put out some Of their op.
tons, and frightened o few holders into selling.
But as the call progressed the market grew strong
err it being evident that there was not real stock
enough to supply the demand from the public.
Central was readily taken at the decline,
which was about I from the clos
ing price of Saturday; and Erie, old and
preferred, the Michigan shares and Toledo
were likewise in request. After the first board
the whole market was a "a per cent stronger,
and the rally was still more marked at the second
board. Everybody seemed to have orders to buy
stocks, and there seemed to be none for SALE The
rlocad ba
quotations. s:-United States 6's, registered, 1881
o224 4; do. es, coupon, 1881, o2ss q; do. SIS
coupon, 1874, s5A u; Virginia 6's, 6lH Gs11s
Tennessee 6's, CO.'S 81; North Carolina 6's, 6c
20; Missouri 6's, 5314 ss Pacific Mail, 9O1s q
"a; New York Central, s394 q; Erie, 351s "a
do. preferred, 5s7s 591s; Hudson River, 81 81
Harlem, l3 "a; do. preferred, 3O1s a 81; Read
ing. AZ q u; Michigan Central, 561sa q; Michi
The New York herald., 1862-03-11
THE PARROTT PROJECTILES.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

West Poxr FOUNDRY, \
CoIp STRING, Putnam County, N. Y, March s, 1852.
In your paper OF this day, in which your correspond
ont gives an interesting account Of . visit to these
works crror occurs which will ask Of you the favor
20 correct by an insertion OF this note
Ny was devised for the purpose Of obtaining tho
strength necessary for carrying tho rife principle in
the fullest manner and not with the view OF romedying
any supposed defects Of the columbiads Dahgrsn
guns. or any other smooth bored ordnance
Ihe model Of the columbiads had at that NINE boon
improved and satisfactorily tried; and OF the Dahgren
gun formed from the first the most favorable opinion
which I have In instance seen the least cause for
changing Very respectfully yours,
The New York herald., 1862-03-11

The statements of the banks of the three princi-
pal cities Of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one and the corresponding time
of 1861 az follows:-
N Y March S37 23S lO7 97I499 29S26958 6363
Boston, March 667S4S3 2l Dos f57 s,S6i40S 63lS740
Phila, March3 70 3y3356 lS54l9O 5,8Sll08 2S43 49S
Total ..S22S 746077 l47,7At6 4072x75 N026,l77
week 3l S4,6i7 1887 6O< 43G526G IL 300 306
20 7253SS l290i9,967 4l225,3i0 H4097H
The New York herald., 1862-03-11

Canadian -four was heavy and lower while the demand
extra southern -four was also lower. and the demand
moderate the sales embraced about 500 bbls. closing
within the Of the above quotations Rye flour was
In good demand part for export at our figures, with
sales Of 800 bbs. Corn meal heavy, but unchanged
in prices while the sales embraced 175 bbs Wheat
made in small lots to the Of some bushels
including 200 bushels choice white Michigan delivered
in the upper part Of the city, North river side at 81 SO
red Long Island at 81 4S Corn was heavy and prices
unchanged the sales footed up 80 600 n 40 00O
bushels closing at Sse: @ ooc 70, western mixed in
yellow. Barley was firm, with sales OF 10 700 bushels
at Soc Cor California, and at S5c. for State Ryo was
heavy and the demand moderate, with sales OF 500
bushels at 86c, delivered Barley malt firmly held
at ST. 10 81 15 Oats in fair request, with sales
OF Canadian and Western at 39c 40c., and 41c for
state.
CoirEK.-1hs market was firm but quiet, and without
sales Of moment.
CorTos-Ths market was excited and active. and
closed further advance in prices the sales footed
up $500 bales, whilst 900 Of which made to spin
ncrs on the basis Of 2ec in the forenoon and with sales
The lots on the market for sac were considerably
duced.
boxes cheese at csc, $500 bbls. flour at Is Id To
Glasgow 700 bbs. -four engaged at 2s Cd To Lon
don moderate inquiries were made at still smaller rates
Bacon was 26c and flour at saturdays prcos 10 avre
rates unchanged and nominal at &c. tfor lard,
1sc. for wheat and zoe. for -four.
HAY.--The market was steady at ssc. for shipment
and at e0c 95c. for city use.
MoILssEs-A sale Of so hdds. Cuba sold at 24c
25c., and for export at l9c.
NAVAL SroRE.--The market was armcr, with a better
demand from the trade; sales Of rs bbs spirits were
mado at 81 Oy 25 do al 81 10, and 500 bbls common
rosin al IS 37il; medium and fine rosns firm and
scarce
PROVISIONS. .-Pork-1he market was heavy and dull,
while sales embraced about 600 bbls at $4 $l4 12x
NESS closing at the inside figure: $40 62 $40 rs
for prime, &12 80 for prime mess Western Beef
firm and in fair demand with sales OF $50 bbs S12
asl3for plain mess and 25 for extra osf hams
were firm at $16 80 $17 Cut meats were hrm, with
sales o6o boxes at Axe. for dry shoulders and 5sc
&C., for hams and 900 choice city cut hams, sugar
cured. at 7c Bacon was tolcrably active and firm;
sass OF 700 boxes made at $40 for Cumberland
cut 6c for long and short ribbed Western and short
clear private terms. Lard steady and in mo-
derate request, with sales Of 200 bbs at 7sc SIC.
Butter in fair demand, with sales at 1sc 2lc for
good to choice State, and at Ice 1Gc for Ohio state
cheese was at &C. 7c for fair to prime state, and &C.
a &c. for Ohio.
sucABs were steady but some loss active, while the
sales embraced about 275 hhds, mostly Cubas, within
the range OF exc 7c, and II do Porto Ricos at &c
1876 hhds lmeado at SIC, and 200 boxes at 726c.
wnIsKgy was rather lrmy, with sales Of 500 bbls
closing at % NC. 2Cc.
The New York herald., 1862-03-11

The annual report of the Superintendent of the
Banking Department furnishes the following com.
parative statement of the savings banks Of this
The New York herald., 1862-03-11

The Corn Exchange Insurance Company ha
made semi-annual dividend Of 10 per cent, pay
able on demand.
The Chemung Railroad Company has declared
quarterly dividend Of per cent, payable on de-
mand at the Office of the Treasurer, Park Fire In
surance Company, 237 Broadway.
The revenue of the Pittsburg and Connellsvile
Railroad for the year ending October 81 was as
follOws:-
Freight 43,Sso Zt
Mails &c 1856 n
Total $40, log Is
Revenue previous year. S0,552 81
Decrease. .$lo447 90
The New York herald., 1862-03-11
YORK HERALD TUESDAY, 1S62-TRIPLE SHEET

were instrumental in ameioratng the condition or the
Industrial classes will be in the fact that there was
withdrawn from these institutions during the calendar
year 1861 the sum Of $33 073 whilst the amount de-
posted was 81 494 4l6 less than during the previous
year. No doubt a considerable portion Of the sums
thus Withdrawn and withheld invested in govern
ment securities aordng higher rate Of interest than is
paid by savings banks but this fact further TO
illustrate the benefits flowing from system which hus
bands the limited Of tho and daughters Of
M
The New York herald., 1862-03-11
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


AsHEs-We have no change Of moment to notice, while
prices steady at 50 for pots and IS IS for pearls
BRRApsrUFFs.-Flour-Ths market was heavy under
the influence Of the foreign news and the demand con-
fined to homo trade. Prices for and medium
grades from So. 1oc per Dbl. lower. The trans
actions footed up about 1000 bbls closing within tho
NJ fha follo inc
The New York herald., 1862-03-11
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.
MONDAY, March 10-6 p. M.

MONDAY, March 10--6 Pm.
The bank statement of to-day compares as fol-
lows with that of last Monday
VIZ. end'q Loans. Specie Circuln. Deposits.
March s37 674 23s $685. $50 5363 944 1O7 974 499
March s. 33oS5,l4s 3o436,6l 5,sG92o lo3 715, ,72s
The New York herald., 1862-03-11

The exchange at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s26 ,223 100 IS, and the balances
81 0526l 06. The balances are being settled this
afternoon in the new certificates representing the
demand notes, and in the absence Of them in the
notes themselves.
By the City of Washington we have advices to
the 9th of February. Consols stood on the 26th
at 931a 935s, and remained so on the 9th. There
was more demand for money in the London dis
count market, the general rate being ~ per cent.
There was more doing at the Bank. The whole of
the Italian loan of FL 1888 900 had been taken. On
the Stock Exchange money was offered at one per
cent on call. In relation to American securities
the London Times of the 2Gth remarks:-
In colonial descriptions, Grand Trunk Of Canada i'm
proved to 251z 26. New Brunswick debentures are
also higher. American securities have been frmcr,
United States 1vo per cents having especially rallied
Canada five per cents, 901l 100.
The New York herald., 1862-03-11

The floating debt of the company on the 3lst Of
October, 1861, was ss5, ,3l2 90, being an increase
of $17,l42 70 during the year. The expenditures
during the year, for construction, equipment, &C.,
were l5,7O2 Sc on the Western, 1915 "a on the
Eastern, and $780, 694 SO on the Turtle Creek divi-
sion. Since the organization Of the company, in
ls4e, to the end Of this official year, the entire ex
pcnditures under the above heads have been
sl ,964 O63 n, Of which $1,479, ,7s4 % has been
spent upon the Western, $219, 900 upon the East
ern and $264379 upon the Turtle Creek division.
The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the
last two weeks compare as f0llows:-
Fsb "a. March 3.
CAPITAL stock. -. .sl1, ,97O,19o IL ,s7O, 100
Ioans .... 90 2sO 049 2g,3gS $3.50 Inc sis, ,3OJ
specie ........ 5,s67, ,6s6 5,ssl,lo8 Inc. 13.422
bu. from 9TH Dks sas s2ss Dec lGGsd
Deposits 1s;777,90O 1854 100 Dec. 23o,1l0
Circulation ...... 2,230,605 2,343 493 Inc 1855
The annual report Of the Superintendent of the
Banking Department furnishes the following COM
parative statement of the savings banks of this
state -
Number Of institutions. ....... "a
Number Of open accounts. ,693 3O0511
Amounts duo depostors .S6I ,4403gI % 4,OS319
Amounts deposited ........... 3493+271 ~ ,439S65
Amounts withdrawn. n.......,.... T'SoS4is SS,o.sooS
Amount int. credited depositors 1854 249 S.0SSo2i
The Superintendent says =
Tho benefits resulting from banks of this character
have never beon more forciby illustrated than during
the past The general sagnation OF business con-
seaient upon state of deprived thousands Of
support upon the savings accumulated during more pros
porous periods Happy were those whose frugaity mad
enabled them thus 10 the demands OF extraor-
binary necessity. The extent to which savings backs
The New York herald., 1862-03-11

gan Southern and Northern Indiana, "a Q "a;
do. guaranteed, 48 "a; Panama, ll9 "a; Illinois
Central, IS 4; Galena and Chicago, 6S "a;
Cleveland and Toledo, 46ss II; Chicago and Rock
Island, 56A 81; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
64L "a; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, "a
~; Illinois Central bonds, rs, 9314 9311a; gold,
102aH
After the second board the market became quite
rampant and a large amount of business was done
at an advance The closing bids were about as
folows:-s4 for Central, 35 for Erie, 500 for pre-
ferred, 304 for Harlem preferred, 425s for Read
ing, 81 for Michigan Central, 241S for Michigan
Southern, 4S% for guaranteed, 65H for Illinois
Central, 6sA for Galena, 467s for Toledo, 574 for
Rock Island, and "a for Pacific Mall
We learn that the Secretary of the Treasury has
awarded the contract for engraving the legal
tender Treasury notes to the American and
the National Bank Note companies Of this
city. Though the work was awarded after
advertisement, and on the examination of
tenders from various parties, it was evident
from the start that these companies would get IT,
There were other parties who rendered, and whose
respectability and capacity are beyond question;
but no firm or concern in the country possesses the
capital the responsibility requisite for the
ton of job of this magnitude, and involving
much responsibility as this, except the two COM
panics to which Mr.. Chase has awarded it,,
The banks continue to deposit demand notes
with the Sub-Treasurer. To-day they deposited
81 500 OOO making $4,5OO,O 900 in all. The business
of the Sub-Treasury was as follows:-
Receipts 81 677 513 SO
Dfor customs i4S'oo0 w
Payments ......................... 6d2 o66 63
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-21
THE DOUGLAS MEMORIAL.

The DIPLOMA OF MEMBERSHIP of THE DouGLA
MONUMENT ASSOCIATIONS, beautifully engraved on
steel. about nine by twelve inches dimensions, II
now ready tor distribution to the subscribers IL
the Monument Fund. The engraving consists Of
two fun length miniature vIgnGttes, one fine por-
trait of the departed statesman, and the other
America offering a wreath; besides = bIrds-eye
view of the GRAVE on the shore of Lake Michigan,
as 1t now appears at Cottage Grove.
TO all persons forwarding to che Association one
dollar or more will be sent one OF these diplomas,
with name and amount duly inserted thereon, and
signed by the president and secretary.
Contributors N the sum of one dotdr Will be
come lI(e members of the Douglas Monument As
sociatlon; in the sum OF treHty d0iidrs honorary
HE members and in the sum Of one hundred dol
lars honorary life members OF the board OF ttus'
tees.
All editors who will insert the above IN Their
daily, weekly, or ,r-weekly three months, with an
occasional notice to advance the object IN view
will have forwarded to them immediately d.
pIoInas as honorary Ilte-members si tins assocla-
ton, upon the receipt by the society OF copy OF
their paper containing the foregoing.
WALTER Is. SCAfES, President.
LEoYARD W. NoLK, Secretary.
n b, Local receivers and solicitors tor con
tributIons are being authorized IN the loyal states
to take charge OF the interests of the assoc aton.
Pamphlets and circulars containing the organ
zatlon Constitution, Bylaws aud the Appeal val
be sent to all who will forward their address,
Communications should be directed TO the "Secrc
tary Douglas Monument Association, Chicago
III, april u, dawJm
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-21
TIE GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER

DIR. Guysotts Improved Extract Of yellow
Dock and SarsapariIia, put up IN the largest
sized bottles, contains more OF the pure Honduras
Sarsaparlla than any other preparation eA;ahi,
which is chemically combined with tn" Extract Of
Yellow Dock and the Extract Of Wild cherry,
thus making the remedy more thoroughly "hcicnt
than any other SarsaparIIa before the public At
the same time It is perfectly tree from all mineral
polsons, which cannot besald of any other OF the
SarsapariIia compounds. The invalid should be-
ware of poaons. Murcury, Iron, QuInne, Potash,
Iodine, Suipher Arsenic, and many other mineral
and metallic p0EOns enter INTO and form the basis
of most OF the Sarsapariilas and panaccas OF the
day GUYSOTT'S Compound Extract Of icIlo"
Dock and SarsapariIIn does not contain particle
of these substances, as any one can ascertain by
applying the necessary tests.
Let all poisonous SarsapnriIla preparations
Alone and use GUysOHS Improved Extract OF Y ell
low Dock and sarsoparia, which /" thoroughly
cficact0us, perfectly harmless, and purely Hegcta-
Bile. All kinds OF disease yield to ITS general m
nucuCe Sold byali Druggists JuncIdw In
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-21

I. h. HAwLEN, y. 7. WELLs'
uAwLEY Il WELLS.
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, Rock Island, Ill.
Office in Bailey and BoyIe's Block.