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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18
NECESSITY FOR 1T.

The want of a Line of Telegraph, located with
a view to accommodate the river trade, has long
been felt. Many important towns are now with
out any telsgraphio communication whatever and
the lines now established between other points
are, in most cases, disconnected, following CIR
cuitous routes hundreds of miles out of direct
course. causing vexatious and unnecessary delays
to business, by reason of numerous repetitions,
and the frequent interruptions incident TO long
lines. When the fact. are borne in mind that the
liability of telegraph line TO damage from any
cause is increased in the same proportion as its
length, and that the repetition of message dou-
bles the time necessary for its ansmission, the
great and very important advantages OF direct
route over the circuitous ones now in operation
oan readily be seen.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18

Is most fattering. The location of the line is
one Of the best in the country. 1t passes through
a large number of important cities and towns where
commercial intercourse Is large and rapidly in
creaslng. The country along the river is receiv-
ing constant accessions of wealth and population,
and these will bring an increase of trade which
must correspondingly add largely every year to
the business and profits of the company Anti
old telegraph companies throughout the country
are now. and have been, paying satisfactory div
idends, on a capital stock that has been repeated
edly watered. If these companies controlled by
n few wealthy individuals owning nearly all the
stock, can do this, it is quite reasonable TO sup
pose that company, owned and managed by IFS
patrons, with its lines desirably located an
with limited amount of stock, can at least dc
equally as well.
The following act has been accepted by thi:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18
Prospectus.

This Company has been organized for the Pur-
pose of establishing Telegraphic communication,
IN the most direct manner possible, between al
points of anv Importance on the Mississippi
River from Saint Paul to New Orleans.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18
LIME! LIME! LIME [!


PORT BYRON LIME
rom the well known kilns Of r. b. Chase SON.
are received daily at the Port Byron Lime ptpo.'
on West Eagle Street, just below the post &c.
We also keep a good article of Rock ls-and hiae
for stone work. The best brands Of cement ioI
cisterns and cellars. choice article Of P'As'e,
Paris for ornamental purposes, and also have JUS
received fine quality of salt.
RIB. CHASE son.
Rrca Agent. mch7Idvtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18
WHEN TO BE DOME.

The company propose to commence work at an
early day, and to push it forward rapidly as
possi ble and intend to have their lines completed
1aya
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18
The National Telegraph Law.

The following act has been accepted by tn
company:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18
% TO p Miles the Shortest Route

All trains run directly through TO New York,
va 46O MILES, without change of coaches
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18
DISTRIBUTION OF DIRECTORS.
THE PROSPECT

The stockholders will be represented by Direc
tors at the principal points of the limo.
American citizen., 1867-12-14

We have been unable 10 aScrr
tain he M lie Of vot 5 ca in tim.
countIe .fit uianA. Ceg3anly thcf,
H. o'en .raal ani rascality prac.
tIeed by those whose duty it WAS to
Sc M ttir aud impartial .ection
a.. - a.~ait of that traul is thai
thr tention will ASSEMBLE in the
h1t,> uadc famous by the cloqncncc
OF i'fratt>S and DastS The black
and tan party may rol..ct lis "as.
; s.Hl7ied wi>dorn ~ nt au.a hig.
+ vel over Ihctr prc>gar supremacy, |
but
" i. ss i-a l.f4rc I'd ta.. car,
American citizen., 1867-12-14
Ga E9avasIaaa's Safe.

J \ virtue of decree of the rebate
IL Count Of Madison county, Miss ren.
Hefed al the November term, AID. 1857
thereof, ihe undersigned will, as guardian
"l Bette and Sparrie Harvey, minor heirs
of Addison Harvey. deed, stIl, within the
hours p'eScrIh' d by law, for cash, on the
premises, on Monday, HE 30 h day of
December. 1867. The interest cf The said
warcs (h' ing one bali Of he p,cmises) in
the following deserihtd property. to.9it:
A lot Of land on The South side Of the
pubic 'qnare, in The city o. Canton, Mad.
lson c., Mss, containing ii Zee, front.
by 200 feet back, on which Is the ufice
. now occupied by Drs Htvvy l. Divine.
lie believed TO e good
W. L HARVEY.
htc' 4y
American citizen., 1867-12-14

! . The latest news from Abvs
ma develops King Theodore in =
'ili more hiood-tlirSty aspect. He
lai made an expedition to tlp small
NIalId oi Mptrata, in the lHkaogIglu
ma put every inhabitaut to death D.,
re; lh"n ne made a trip TO Ilr. ;.
'ouii>I'ng town in FoggaIa. seized
Iihen hundred peasants. placed th,.r,
i've large houses and uunurI rh.r,
|IilNr. II Is said there was,p. q .sf,r.,..
,u'' woman or child alive. between
|Drihb"a Tabor and Emrlas. ON fine
border "t Dcmbea. H. the camp. his /.
|llljr>fy has been pur,lil- fhr same.
t"'A'. Having heard that two tboY.
Naiid ot his troops wished fo d.s.l.r
le had them surrounded by others.
III" thrir thloatS cut like cattle. fine
nor h"r<' wives, sisters, aud children
u l''e men being pistoled by So]di.r.
No hundred and ninety. cliar. !
u districts have bad their hands and ,
+et cut eff, and have been left to /
tarve. d.
verify, King Theodore is ruler .
the congressional school. Woudor "
Congress won't tender buH fine o.
'mmand Of District Fonre We rp- Il
him for the position. He r.
a httie more deSpotic than E.O.C L
ri. Fl
American citizen., 1867-12-14
overthrow and Obstruction.

. j overt Irgn- onI Il
renaot tl,a ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,., ',o''' -
inoness to inin r. a,,, '9,,oi, VI "'y VII VII
} tbp sconn 1f ann oa,,,. ""S i,io' "i'"ih
thorjtv which nr,,,;,"'3 o"s''' ''iuIiai au-
con,Iifion of tlo o,,nn,9, un,,suS ~ "e''ei, the
by enronrino. than . !" "'i i',',', ~ ane SOUTH
Ijohteuinu fhair ,,,i',J i''''"''iN' eh'
their morals. and oiyin1 ,,rata,t;'s ,' v, i"s
to all tI,pi, inst ,.;sl,, ol,'"S pio''c'io''
But tl,a tr,,,'t1, ~ 7'''" 90 ii'eii'eh.
berjtanrp thnn ,,ani.l o i'"'''ic"' ~,
ion. be AN al,anIannan| - =, t' "'s oI'ln
which wa nn,,, .,I;i'i, II W '"e a"lN
Of our f,tho,,. ,,',,i "'i1, ~ '','' n'eiiiofN
cbiIdr,n '''''' '.'' i'Sl's Vi our
The nIau ,r ,r+,;no a.. g.,
Stafps vl,nlh .,nd ~, H Nv 2'" r,s'''
eminent na,t,aIi,, ;,,ta ~ '"' WV
liporops i ,,,.a,,n'.a.' ''',o VIZ, '"''"S oi
Iiarly unnrn,,i,in,, M r lc'''
Of soinIr h5rn ,U''s h,.,, ! nc loui'aa'iohS
civil vor Ia,,"+n,, "i"N''l up oy
,,nzrI irsti'" ,I,: 1Ii y, VI De rtor-
grpdit n'3int.,i,,a,I '.3 '''t'''>'ie''' Pahilc
ont Of confnxinn Ta ,',,,' W ,''i ''ot'Sht
VI '',uNioIl' 10 accomplish these
and virtnn or tl,d n,a'4 - '''i = . "is'oh
ed our inyt;,,t;,'7' = ,'t' men 10 ioFIl
IDENTITY hnIin,n tl,,+ 80; . ;.''''H' conn {
will be equal to lhn ar1non, 'ton1e,l's ten,l ~,
-Ore them hut If i u,o,,,'o tl,.,'' ''''''. "I
le>S TO evnaot thot '''.':i L.,, 'p'u' c
orm if for u, U,,nts,'''' : '".S =" III per t,
not to aSl, thai, ,,,'.;'t','' ','"''' o"Si1
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American citizen., 1867-12-14
NE PRESIDE IT'S MESSAGE

indeed If = Initial +I.,+ a.
Of thp South a,n ,,n+ a,,I, ''''' I've '''|'h> ~
Of tba riol,ts ~ ,,,,.,, o"'H -"i''ieSS
tprIv iy,Io,.,,,+ IL 49,, - -. n''t 80 Ut
thrir vnti,y c.,,, ,.I,,'..,''t ';i'"'iH 'iI''
more tban c,r,,.i,,,r "o'"'IIS
place vbnrn tl,n,. .I,., .,;, ,'' ~ Tue
nosit if : '''''''u 70 oe-
! need uot ranin,i ,o,, 41,,4u
else tbp p1nc,;ro =" rra','I: ,'','t cue eAGf-
higbo,t nt+,,;l,,,. - '"'''i'lSe Is the
,ifiy,n ava t,,. "n A''ti iicaIl
yirfup inta1Iian''' "",' s.'i'ie" oA
> nronn, ,,,,,,',o;,,,;' ;,,' P'r' 'o''>nh' ana
,titrt fans - ,:. l,'''',,t' ~ o''i iree IN I
h,.is nf - d,a,.'',,;' o"'';''' .''S ne true
mrnt IN ,,t,iar, 49,. ~ ''i'' oi govern
is Iodanl ~ ,,," 49, i''., 'i'' sovereign power
\ t,.nS+ o,.tifai,ur. VI i',t people,
IFS own sal'a h',t ,,,t' s,.,.,,' Il,','H' ho' ior
,f nro,not;,,,, t1'' .1''' so'''a as means
iod drn,,l,a' 80 ''io T''''i"l welfare, lis
,I,,,,,,,,I ,,,, '"' must necessarily
and ,I'' .,I,nl,t,, t'e e'ena'eo character
,rot,t tt,a,,7,' = '''',o' : vi Tue cieciof. II
,yI.a,,t tLi ,'o.T ,I ~ pe ft,''oStd III none
md r,o,,tarr.. s''o I'e Hi'ti morally ,
M. it.1nnt,,,n3 ~ ''''l''i'''Ni'T i well
,nt io,,,I,. W upon Il'Fsi.i. @H1 do :,
Vim '.,,,. i,..r;fP.. sp' ,'''',' ~ 9nd
Vii I'''' ''''' 'fi' .Sio ~ ,tItS, =
~, .,,n,n,.i,, -, a. ' ',''d' - ittac- =,
,iro.nIaL nm',l 49, -, '','''' 81 '"e m -
,.a,.t,.,,, ',''' I''''"'' NUS al, must -
l.rtt' - =, 'H' com Ihtic "rS rue
''"' '''i' "i men IL should | t''
American citizen., 1867-12-14

~ y1tne Of the provision Of d tel in ttu,t
- ''"Hd "y J"lttle {, kTkpttlirk IL the ul.
"'r'Gu'd d ted january 3Gth 1861, ntd duIy ~
rld'G "n agc> t3 a and Gj ut bod. r of tina roe.
"a, 81 f.r Probate Clerk If NJ Olson criln,v Sftt.
~ Hl~ sppi htieuy Giye notice to all ,.Itips il,
'e tNtu 'hat viii rrurttu to T. before the ,,,
mouse d.oi N the c3 Of taa,pa State nd comfy
ttuie-aid on 0'""'y
N,aaog tie 9Th doy Of Jonaury. 1893
+" '"e'n Irgai hours, to tile highest b,dIrf At nah
.r outer for cash the to.Iuwing lots situaIad
ylo@ a. ~ Icing in the city of Canton. cogaty and
9t"ir aforesaid. ,cIuher with all and ,inguIIr th,
'"","sN' 'api u tiancts and easements thereon N,
h'itto apyeranIng viz: one lut bcrinning at :,
aNt on tht y corner Of tie lot occupied ly Int
Ur e. husmtrlrk, ON the g side OF Peace $; I,,t,.
.hG ihthce along SAID street Joa 81 Ike n M
y lne " y colnrr Of Il bot recently owned by Cha.
,: ShHr"ipiV'd thence S to 4 stake On the n .fd.
.! fH't"h ST, thence W to the SW corner at the Lt
- cAPrd hv said jail tie c. Kitkpatr K. thrnre \
\ 'li the line OF sad lot to the hegrnriug.
Aio' a certain other lot. known ana DESIGNATED
= the plan Of said city pat If lot No in .onlI.
>. ,nlntc inly desert I'd AZ follows: B.ri,,nin,
lN' u co ner "f lpt No 4 eii the pubIir s1uatc
'ad ri'y a&d with the lot formerly owned hY M
ny kpl'"fa, lHntug thence due " is II rlri,co {
, H. tht nc" i IS II, thence n witr Uutlr 81 25
I, me ht2lnug onwhich iserccted two stony
cN store Tie tttie is believed 10 he bp,o1ddl
e' mt 1rlmg - trustee. ! shall convey G.!ysurh
t'e as Is vested IN me by said deed in trust
n. W. j. MOSBY, TRUSTEE.
'~'' = 5w
American citizen., 1867-12-14

RENO dollar .jewelry. No Gift
worth less than SO.
TERE PRESS
VIII be mailed to any address, upon the re-
ce'pt Of price, TEN CENTS, or eleven copies
lor 3l' Iwenty-three 81, aud sixty for S..
Address, STUART u co,
"NEW YORK PRESS"
Dec H. lml 6l Broadway, New York
American citizen., 1867-12-14

Tor Farmers md OTIcrs-Tb,
',."'' , Ah 'ral lail r,w manrfgrfr,ir, ~,
go, ,sI's"t , Hnd most durable Paints in use Two
-, IN ~, on mted with pure Iius,rd Ol nm
~ "r u yeHrs it is Of ght tr,up - cb5o,.
i e,.l anu can D. changed TO green lead stone az
IRAN {" suit the taste of the r1rs,,n+.- :. ~
valHahe for houses barns t4pr.s si a.,s..tr ~ -
naNfIs rHlls and wooden are agricultural iI,i
'ai o"s's vessels and ships bottoms csn,a.
' '"ths one maI ufartufpr having ussd snoo I,i
,.I =, ~ L ana as a paint for purpose is upsur
p.xs - "sy- Glfabllry. elasticity, and adhesive
- ~ - per Dbl Of 800 lbs. Win viii tunrly !,
4, ~ '"' years to come Warrant n an casls =
thd Tor circular, which Civ NIL rartis7l-
Mineral Paint Address '"e "Nn "r~i'on
GA. DANIEL BTDwFII
~ trssri sf~Axf N.- Vrrl
American citizen., 1867-12-14

pl VIRTUE OF a DECREE CT the Cbar.
- Gerry Court of Madison County and S,at.
/ ~ MIS-, rendered at the September Term A
| ~ 1867 10 ceruin cause wherein Willie
! Lyons was complainant, and Sarah f Lauier
| ""o", ana Others, the heirs of StrIliup n
L'Hier, deed and the Administrator de yo,;x
"'"' OF the estate Of said iuIestate we've or.
'thdHnts, the Undersigned as Commissioner
WIZ expose 10 sale AT the Courthouse door
ihr city If Canton, within the hours pre.
'c'"ed "y law for Sherlhs sales, 1T publi,
cry, for cash, Gu
NoRday, 18Th day Of JaRua,p. 1868.
'he io'I""lIP described /, bds, ia saIa cnupt,
10 Wit The S. + less 40 acres off he \
e a. IN section 49, Il ! Of section "a Town
ship Eange2 4 tht : IotW ofSe /
~ 1n" > OF ;" section the N J and + } 1I
, "ha W If W / Section Is the 81 !
ann the ; ! ni n 4 E !, aud the S } Of f JaI |
\ !, ana the W Of N W section I9:and
,he W "t section 20, (Je,s 20 acres off the
SIDE 0t L of W d and lot No. 4 seen, n
-, L"wnShip Rang +. and also lot No
Sc. D Township Range L, containing
.0sO acres more or less.
be o'e described lands will be sold in
'e order directed in the above rccittd Decree
j. the Chanr'ry Court of Madison Cgunty
me title is believed to be iudisrutab,e bv
'l"E rs Commissioner, shall convey onif
uch ttIe as is vested in me by the Decree of
hHnccry Court.
NJ. B. MCMICKEN, I
D'C' - 1W' Commissioner.
American citizen., 1867-12-14

Granite found in Minnesota has
|pcen tested 10y the government, r,,.
10 siStS at Washington. and pronoGy,-
ed 10 bc equal. if not Suurrior to any.
u The United States, and fully equal
o Russian granite, known as the
nest bniiding material in Europe.
American citizen., 1867-12-14
FOR RENT.

AN EXCELLENT Tract of Land on
poaks creek, to be let in lots sixty or tbres
hundrsa acres, as desired. All Improvements
necessary 10 farm, found on the place.
FOR terms, arp'y to B MAGRUDER. in
canton. or II DUDLEY, OF the place.
American citizen., 1867-12-14

II h who never gires advice aud be q
yer tai. il sre alike anvoriby Of friend
American citizen., 1867-12-14
AUCTEONEERING a

ohNJ BRlSCOE has been comm issioned
~ Aue'loneer Tor Madison coun v, and will
auehd promptly to all calls for his services in
that business
Nov. 30 1867. ~
American citizen., 1867-12-14

- - hoIe Su scflbefs are require
TO insure The speedy issue of the Great Illus
TEE WEEKLY PRESS,
"hieii Ia size ana appearance will resembl
HARPER'S WEEKLY,
out IN value Will far Transcend that publica
ton.
The PRESS will be an embodiment of tb,
| pirt ut thu age
E'eh department will sparkle with the ge
Aus OF The most eminent writers of the day
| An original
SERIAL STORY
pt the most brilliant character will he cam.
menred in the first number
THE ILLUSTRATIONS
WI De entirely original aud Of the most at
iractve style aud nature
lht great expense and labor involved in this
enterprise render it necessary that we sbould
start with an
ENORMOUS CIRCULATION
ln order to do this, we shall do as follows:
$1,000 in sums OF SlOO will be distributed
through the first edition. To every given
Humber of papers Sl0O will be allotted. Eve
ry copy OF the PRESS will be enclosed in n
Stoht wrapper, so that the papers containing
he greeubacks will not be known b, their
Niefna! appeara ce, aud all purchasers will
rave an equal chance for the money and gifts |
Besides the SlO0 BILLS, orde will be en- |
''nsed IN certain copies Of the edition for the
ollUwng
GIFTS:
Each
. Grand Pianos (steinway's) Value, $500
. Grand Pianos (Chickering's) Value, 600
l 'arrIHge, from G Witty'S Repository 800
'"'u watches .-.-..........l $50
American Silver NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs
'''''' iJ
LhPtc Lock-stch Sewing Machines. ....... so
W NheeIer Wilson's Sewing Machines ....7 75
W iIeoA Il bbs Sewing Machines.
Photograph Albums ms................ IN
ne balance to consist Of \ AccordeOns. Ira
Is, Sllterware, ETC.
I45 No dollar ipWe1ry No off
American citizen., 1867-12-14

T'IIH 7'V "" H7F10 Q -'lNI TIfEI-ter
The town OF W.n, he ,tpr. I'm Litcb.
heId county.) where lhp people an.
terribly distressed about the riobts
ofcolorcd folks. pntS the pnol whites
of the town mp at auction, once 4
wear. to the man who Nili feed ana
Keep them at" TIA" lowest po.>ilrr
price! and the WAY they ar. kent -
""U,d breed a revolution nu q SsHfIt-
rih plantation IL tHeuty tour hours.
but ihey arc "a loyal people" Hp
mere, aud give negro suffrage a large
Radical majority.
American citizen., 1867-12-14

"hieh Ia size ana appearance will resemble
HARPER'S WEEKLY,
out IN value Will far transcend that publca
ton.
American citizen., 1867-12-14
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

,.Knowing that most of onr reader,
yPnld be deSirous of reading the
tesident'S Message to Congress, We
)eve postponed many articles ofnewS.
C., and appropriate most of our
Nace to its publication. 1t is the
oSt able document we have perused
L several years-the ablest that ever
clanatcd from the Executive Cham
r-containing forciblp logic, based
n stern facts, and completely demol-
hing all the arguments Of the Rump
bngreSS. Many have accused Mr..
}hnSon of being an ambitious and
lhe'1iug man-but this message
pounds IN Sehtimen.s OF patriotism
Id unwavering loyalty to the Con
tuition and the 1ch0ie Union. now
ld forever, one and inScparabIe."
l speaking of the evils which must
evitably ensue from Il continued
oiatton Of the supreme laws of the
nd, he says:
"" Candor cOmpelS me 70 de-
are thar at this time there is go
men, as our fathers understood the
III, and aS they meant it to be IN
rstood by us. The Union which
eH established can exist anl9- where
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-11-21
NOVEL CARRIAGE-HORsEs INSIDE
An IN Ingenious idea has been carried ou

NOVEL eCARRIAGE-uORSES INSIDE
An ingenious idea has been carried out
successfully in Cincinnati by the costruc-
ton OF ii one wheeled carriage propelled
by the horses being inside 1t consists
Of a large wooden wheel, fourteen feet in
diameter and six feet broad, with foot
boards for the horses to hold From the
axis ere suspended seats for the passen-
gers, which axle extends on both sides
beyond the wheel, it being only necessary
to keep them balanced Iron stays from
the cxtremities OF the axle are carried
over the top rather In front, which sup
ports the seat Tor the person who drives
the vehicle, which IS done with the great
est ease, and it can turn in ii much short
er space than a coach 4 successful trial
was made recently with ore, carrying
tW ,nty-four passengers, and two heavy
draught horses, previously trained, as
they are entirely uniettered by harness.
\ distance OF Eve miles was performed IN
tweny-elght minutes. The work CT the
horses is easy, as they trayel ON an end
less pianl, road. sev -e
How TO FINISH DAUGHTER. =
Harper BaZa: has the following rules of
how TO finish daughter:
/. BE always telling her how pretty she
Is
p. Instill into her mind proper love
Of dress.
,. Aceustom her to 50 much pleasure
thar she is never happy at home.
i. Allow her to read nothing but nov
els.
5. Initiate her in the principal that it
Is vulgar TO do m! ,ilIng herself TO
strengthen this belief let her have lady 5
maid.
6. And lastly, having given her such
an education marry her to clerk upon
five hundred dollars per year, or to a
lieutenant going out to fort
If, with the above careful training,
your daughter is not flushed, ycu may
be sure it is 10 fault of yours. and must
lock upon her escape as nothing short o.
{; miracle.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-11-21
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters

MofTat's Life Pills and PhGnfx BitterS
We're first used in private practice in 1925.
They were Introduced to the public in 1885
since which time their reputation has extended
until they have a sale in excess of all other
Cathartic and Purifying Medicines. There is
hardly family among civilized nations who
have not personal evidence of their beneficial
effects. Their great success is owing to their
uniform reliability in cases Of Constipation.
| Bilious and Stomachic diseases, whether Of
| long er short duration. They are entirely veg
etable in their composition, and harmless to
the gentlest infant. One ingredient OF r7s the
pores of the skin nnoth r is diurete; q I'd
stimulates proper action of the kidneys;
third is emollient, loosening phlcgm and hu-
NOR from the lungs; other properties are
warming and csthartic, and cleanse the sto-
mach and bowels from unhealthy secre:ions
Their combined effect is, to regula te the irr-
paired functions of the system, and to produce
health. 1t is not asserted Moffa,'s pills are a
cure all-that tn, y will cure all complaint
but under ordinary circumstances they may be
relied upon to cure Nervous and Sick Head
ache, Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Jaundicc, Livor and Bilious Complaints, Colds
scurvy, General Weakness, &c. They are ext
pressly made for these diseases. Millions upon
millions of cures can be cited. II no single
instance has complaint ever come to our
knowlegde, where they have mot operated as
recommended.
The printed circular around each box fully
explains the symptoms and effects of each
disease, specifics treatment, furn she d evidence
&c. s i1Iat
We briefly refer to Rev. David Elder, Frank
lin, N. c., who cured of Dyspepsia. c,
=. Cross, of Theolke, HI cured of Liver Com
paint. H. Hooley, of Springfield, Pa, had
Scrofula ana had to crutehes; was cured
ia three weeks. James D Dolens, of Adrian,
Mich, cured Of Bilious Fever Rev Henry
Graham, Presbyterian Church, Gananagua
CAL. of Fever and Ague. Rev. Ed II. May,
Twenty first New York, of Rheumatism and
Piles of 25 years standing. Rev. Samue
Bowles, Editor of the Springfield (Mass.) Re
publican, cured Of terrible eostiveness,
Hon. Ed. Weber. of Rumney, \. IL, Of Liver
Complaint, ctc., etc, ctc. t
A box Of II fats Life Pills, with full circu-
lars, &c, will De sent gratis to any Physician
or Clergyman the receipt Of tmo three cent
postage stamps.
M,f.ts Life pills are 25 cents per box
Mofat's Fl c.i.ix DitJ,rs, 81 pc, bottle. They
e > ~ ~ + spe cta5le dsSiert Throughout.
the continents and the Islands of the Ocean
WHITE & ROWLAND, Propriotors.
Successors to DR.. John Moi t. and Dr.Wm NJ.
Il II t, I2I Lib :rty st. New York.
For sale by econ Il Co, Mantle woe. Wis.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-11-21
SchencE's Sea ~ecd Tonfc.-This me-
decline, invented by DR.. j. Il. Schenck, o.

ScHtncE's sea secd Tonfcs-ThiS M
decline, invented by DR.. j. Il. Schenck, o.
Pr iladelpha is intended to dissolve the food
and make it into chyme, the first process of
digestion. BY cleaning the stomach with
Schcnck's Mandrake pills. the Tonic soon re-
stores tn appetite. and fuod that could not be
eaten before using it viii be easily digested
Consumption cannot lie culed by schenc's
Pu' none Syrur unless Tho stomach and liver
is made healthy and the appetite les t, red,
hence the Tonic and Pills are required in near
ly every case of consumption. A half dozen
bottles of the Seaweed Tonic and three or four
boxes of the Mandrake Pills will cure any or
dinary case of dyspepsia.
DR.. Schenck makes professional visits in
Ne" York Boston. and at his principal o flee
in Philadelphia every week See daily pare;s
Of each place. or his pamphlet Oh consumption
for his days for visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the
two lii enesses of the Doctor, when in the
lasf stage of Consumption and the other be
is, i'll perfect health, the Govern
ment stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price
ST 80 per bottle, or $50 the hall dozen. All
letters for advice should be addressed to DR..
Schenck's Principal Office, No. Is North 9th
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
& Co n. Y: s. s. Hance, Baltimore, Nd. /;
John D. parke, Cincinnati, Ohio Walker (
Taylor, Chicago, H.; Collins Bro, St Louis,
No. lst W ea.m. 2S-1y.