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puIEs , Am REGULLTIONs.

hOUAc AMI A4-1N--~@~-~
1 An stock and articles offered for premiums
,--,t ~ owned by the person or parsons offer
ing the ssme. OF by some msmoer OF ms OF nsr
family. ,.:.l., ,.-,.nt a0ricuI
tural implsnsnts must oe e,cw5sbiS-. S@1J1 D. -''
nSn = ~ NlaS.@L S.@L5j,,z COMMITTEES shall award any
:. :. pr eniums Whenever articles OF
superior merit are exnloal-s9 -. .s-;1 .oS
Sis.ss go nav sntsr the same on theE h1t OF
.,ss5s 20 that the Secretary may report the
sane 10 the board for fErther aeoop.
4 Rhsneysr no eompe;11S5h ;s.. .h.Ii ill., bs .Ia,dsd
onIv When the intrinsic merit Of the animal or
4 An lthorough-bred animAb must pc exni5
HID "a the committee within the ring. and
.t-s1 ,st ~ 81 brolrer a. to be manAgable thare.
s. Admission as the gate snai 2e ntseSn eeLts
- botb seTes Members shall have the sane
priyiisTss Dr. for themselves and families as here
'O7Ols A animal entered for exhibition in on
elsss eannot compete for q premium N any otn
~ excspt a. follows: A single animal may De
EXHIBITED as one Of pair or IN tne eiass oi
M sTtcss must remain in the Hall until
8 O'clock, D. n, Of the third day or toEtsit IAs
q For further regulations not ineluded n 51t me
above. the society VIII adopt the rules i-'A avn
FIRST DIY-W ednesday. will be dstosse .-I9 q
the rcTsstsrinr Of an stock and srpciss snlsls1
~. ~ - ~, he books Of the secretary.
and Arranging the same in theiT PE9pss S pl11s ne
on the fair grounds. under ne sSss pSrposs @ ~
Supsrintendents appolntsa ~ I'll Il deTotsd to
thS sbo1;,S Of Csffle, sheep. Hogs.f 9e'
ssIsD ~ sy-Friday, will be deEotsa tos snow
mi horses exclusiTely. a - -.
fbs iudges for each day are req1e5sSS1 reqssA ~ 70
80 sSsmselyes az the once OF the seeretAry,
On the grounds e. 10 o'el3ek a M - ~ Rc.s5 AZ
SSssneiss NAV Be filed By order o. ne boata-
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DETITION-

David n. Yeomons. VS.. The New England
Petrolsum Co. In the Court Of Common Pleas,
IrumbuIl County. Ohio
The defendant. The New England Petroleum
COMPANY, is notified that the plaintiff, David
nj. YeomanS, has flied in said Court, his Pet-
ton, against defendant, stating that dett Is
Indebted 10 him in the sum Of 500, with inter-
est from March i6, ls5ls upon an account 1or
money loaned and paid to and for said Compa-
ny, and for work and labor for said Company,
An order Of Attachment has been issued IN sala
GAUGE and defendant must answer By the lztn
for hearinF al The November term Of ssid Court
1853, HUTCHINS 4 GLInDENs
inns q lsSs-6t Pitts Att'yG
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DANKRUPTCY.


I'D In the District Court of the United States.
for the Northern District of Ohio. In the nat
ter OF ohm L. Rush. Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
To trhsBi Il stay concern The undersign 90.
residing at Warren, TrumbuIl County. Ohio.
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as As
signes of John L. Rush, of w cath ersfeld, County
Of Trumbun. and State Ofohio. who has been Ad-
judged bankrupt upon his OWE petition by
the District Court Of said Dixtrift
TM. 7. SPEAR Assignee.
Warren, O.. June a. 1SsS-St.
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DETITION.

Viola Atwood, VS.. AndrewJ Atwood
In the CoSrt Of Common Pleas. The said de-
fendant Is notified that said plaintiff has filed IN
theaboVe mentioned Court. her petition. ask
ing for divorce from defendant and for alimo-
nv, and for the custody Of their infant children.
upou the ground of gross neglect Of duty and
adnltery, Said petition viii be for hearing. AZ
tie next term Of said Court.
~ ~ HUTCHINS i GLIDDEN.
JpIv !. lS5S-6t Pitts Atty's.
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Tte sR.g. GhrunifIe.
n n q H
OF THE

HON. P. B. CONANT,
On he Senate Joint Resolution; offered By
III. Dicksy. relativs 70 the Sense Of the
PsopIs Of Ohio on the Subject Of Con-
1rsssiouak Reconstruction Of The Southern
sStqtes. Impeachment, de-, IN the Ohio
Ssnate, May Is, 1868.
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.O-PARTNgRSHIP.

n VI - = ~
Y Notice is hereby given. that a partner,
shin between W. r. Reeves Josiah Railif. and
lanes RatliH has been entered into this 9TH
day of June, 1868. for continuing the tiag
Stone business, and are now prepared 10 furnish
any quantity of walk stone. step stone Of any
size and thickness, from ~ to inches IN thick
ress. and from two feet to ten feet square. Of
true and even surface. Address
REEVES RATLIFFS.
July ]. ls6s-H Warren, P. y. Box 245.
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VI LlNLlLs5 T . III 4 17t-IF E770s
ALLEN WALDORF. President
J.P. TILL0TS0N. Vice President.
A. I. BYERS, Treasurer. ..
B.F. BENTLEY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
John Cole. A. Price. N. S. Ms-via, I. B. Payne.
George Patterson, P. Carlton. J. Bushnell. R.
Mcfarland. George Tribby, II. Long.
Geo. N Clint0ek. r. R. Jewell
During the Fair the following persons will
have charge Of the different D Departments:
Horses-A Price. Cattle. N S Mervin. P
Carlton. Sheep, Hogs. and Poultry, John Cole.
Mechanics Hall r Mcfarland. Floral Hall;
George Tribby. + Groves.
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.ARM FOR SALE.

Known as the Galpin Farm in Kinsman.
containing near enc hundred and thirty acres.
Of excellent quality; well adapted to either
by springs. good variety Of fruit, FIRST elasI
fences and buildings, all in sxcellsnteondition.
situated pleasantly and every way desirable.
for particulars address or call on
B. II. PEABODY,
Nay IS, ls5s.tf kiREmEn, Ohio.
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InlY 1851
A TTAIHMFNT

A TTACHMENT.
IN Thomas Ha zelton. Pltf., VS.. VIM: ".
Wafforie, Deft. Before Henry Hamelton. J.
p of Brookfeld Tp,, Tru nbull Co.. Ohio. On
the 18th day of Nay. A. D.. 1858. said Justice
issue q an order Of Attachne ent in the above &C
zion. for the sum of SIS $500. Said cause Is
SET for trial, July Is, A. D., 1858.
50 AVA : ''''' THOMAS HAZELT0N.
June q. 1855
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OHRRIRFS SHE.

CHERIFFS SALE.
- The State Of Ohio. Trumbull County. IS.
John Miller, In TTun-
vs.. Dull Con-
Assignees Of A. Mcconnell. ct. all mon Pleas
.Bv virtue of an order of sale issued out Of the
Court Of Common Pleas. of Trumbuu County
Ohio. in the above named case. to me directed
and delivered. have levied on and shall expose
TO public sale at the south door Of the Court
House in Warren. Trumbun County, o. on
Saturday. July 18th. A. n, IS6s.
between the hours Of three and I've o'clock. p.
NJ. Of said day, the following described premis-
Is, tO-Wit: Sitaate in Warren. Irumbull Co.,
Warren Township. and State Of Ohio. and is
known as TART Of Lot No. sizln the town plat Of
Warren. situate on the corner Of South Street
and Franklin Alley. and is forty feet 'front.' ne
on said South Street. extending north along
said Franklin Alley one hundred fee to the
south line Of Lot No. i've 90 together with the
buildings and improvements thereon situated.
Terms cash. Appraised at $S5000
S. N. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Fuller q Moses. Att'ys for PIt'f-
shsria's once. Warren. o.. June IL, lS6s-5t
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
- The State ofOhiO. Trumbull County. IS.
George Ashman. in Trumbull Common
Johns. Jehu 4 Co
By virtue of an order ofsale issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas. Of Trumbun County,
in the above named case. to me directed and
delivered. ! have levied on and shall expose to
public sale at the south door Of the Court House
in Warren. TrumbuI County, Ohio. OF
Saturday. July 18th. A. D. 1855.
between the hours of one and three O'Clock. p;
m of said day, the following described Real
Estate, to-Uit: Situate in the township of Hub
bard, County Of Trumbull. and State OF Ohio,
and described as beingin the north-east part Of
lot ffty-fYe, originally designated as Lot No;
q commencing at the center Of the east and
west center highway. at the northeast corner
of said Lot "A. running thence west on the cen
ter of said highway loS 6-l0f feet; thence south
six chains and 81 links; thence east one chain
and fffy-seven links to the Rail Road street
thence north on the west line Of said street 81 J
Grains and 81 links, to the place Of beginning
Appraised s. Terms Cash
S. ii, LAIRD. she.lh.
Sherifss Office, Warren. o.. June II, 1S6s-5t
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Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry GoodE-csE-
pets, ksttinEz and Floor Oil Cloths. hmooE
They keep cons. antly on hand. large and
full sssortment Of goods in their line. Of good
quality and fashionable styles and oher them
fer salo at the loceSt prices IN the market.
Jans 1861.
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leaks sSat 4 nay ssvs oecurrsd frs@ any eSuss-
Also
5h1ng1e Roofs,
Ifnot too far gone may be coated rendering them
IRE proof and preventing any further wear OF
decay. This question Of preserving shlngie
roofs is worthy Of attention, for. II for t-Ihtng
expense you can have your single roof made
good as new and at the same tine proofagAiRSt
sparks. il is worth knowing,
PLASTIC SLATE for FENCE POSTS
Fence posts. Cno matter what kind Of wood, if
sound when coated. viii remain sound, as the
slate cement excludes all moisture II pene-
trates the pores Of the wood and no water can
get between II and the wood consequently the
frost cannot eieaYeit OF.
Cement furnished ready mixed. at reasonable
rates. S. PARISH.
Ma-cti Is. is6s=tE.
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pr "a, BIERCE,

Aonupathic Physician and Surgeon. Once and
Residence in Sutlifss Block. north Of the Pub
lie Square. Once up stairs, residence east
and ofthe Block.
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Fob sALE.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
"a DKECE. within an easy Is ninutes walk
ofthe Court House; acres Of ground. 40 bear
Ing sppls trees, with plenty of other fruit and
ornsmeptsI rees, and small fruit in abundance.
6eo1 Houaa Barn, Wood-house. coal house.
smoke house &C.. good eistern, and never fall
inR we'll Of Wster. Enquire st Tyler's Gun
Store. No. Market St.. Warren, 0.
July I, lS6S-tf
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aPEAR I'D,
AUSTIN HOUSE.

Opposite MahoEing Depot, Warren. Ohio, Enos
Austin. Proprietor. This House, the largest
IN northern Chic. sast Of Cleveland. has re-
Gently been thorouGhly Te-ftted and re-fqr-
uished, and is new opened Is inst class Ho-
tel and oilers Inducements second 20 no otner
IN Warren. lJulE II 1901.
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II UMBER LUMBER.

UMBER LUMBER.
A Building Timber sawed TO order and deliv-
ered At the new Steam Saw Mllwest Of OIL Dig
Sobn w. Reynolds, Lane Street, Warren, or ad-
dress ]. Wm. Klumpp, Oil DigginEs. 2. o.
April q, 1865 On.
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90 specAMen orn1Hen pc-A WI - ~
Committee-Alien Byers and wife. Brookheld:
L McGeehen and wife. Bro0kheld; EDhraim
Porter and wife. sharon.
NOTE.--AlI articles Of domestic manufaeturs
offered for premiums are required to be manu-
factured IN the i've toWnships.
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The oldest lunstic on recOrd-Tims out
Of mind.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

NHTFaa EsERVE CHRONICLE,
RuSIi7h a 81. sanesdKS morniar, in Rn-
80 pieck. Wnrkst s.. Warren. VIZ. .RTTKzKL,
Editsr nd Proprietor.
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PRENIIUM LIST
OF THE

OF THE
pROoKFIELD AGRICULTUL SOCIETY.
TExrH ANNUAL FAN TO BIZ HID At BEooK-
YIELD OHIO. on
wednesday. Thursday and Friday.
Sept. 9Th 10th and 1Ith, IS6S.
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Z HavfffFK c. A. HAEkOE.
HAxMAKER 4 HARMON,
NSurfnetursrS Of Spokes, neck Yokes. Butter
fubs. Butter Paiis. and Fruit Boxes. Crates
uDd begkets. Mstter Street. Warren Ohio.
kpriI ]. ls6s.
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Our store building. corner Of Main and Frank
lin Streets. is tin root. but WAS SO leaky as 20
be very unsatisfsetory, but was made perfectly
ANDERSON e RUPP.
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NARD.
WHTrrLEaEY ADAMS.

Manufacturers Of Leather. Main Street, War
Ten, o, Nov. Il, 1856.
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not only as preservative Of the tin. but to stop
leaks shat may have occurred frem any cause
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Notary Public; Accident. Fire and Life lnsu-
rance Agont; and Pension snd Bounty agent
Pnssars Ticksts sold to and from. and MONEY
ronitfed to TIL old country, At the lowest cur
rsnf rates. 0fhcs IN Webbs Block. MAIL
sfroot, Warren. o. January y leoi.
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IykuTRof. TEID. AcKLKTs
VAUTR0T a ACRLEH,
Successors tel. Yautrot 4 Co.. Dealersin Watch
g. JUwelry Gnd Diamonds, Market street,
Wsrrcn, 0hio, March 3 IS
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mnINaaAMnRGAN.

Wkolssais ana Retail dealers in American and
Foreign Hardware, Iron. Hsila, Glass. &e.-
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W1khkNl NlIlu 10 "
We the undersigned hare msds use Of Plastic
Slate fcr roofing purposes. and take pleasure IN
saying that il makes satisfactory roof.
H. c. BELDIy, II. HUNT,
McLAIE & WARD. PLcKARD, HULL i Co.
i. n. SroEE, JAMESON i WHEELER.
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Best thing out to Coat Tin Roofs.

In additi0n to the making of new roofs. Plas-
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RsSssnt Phyaciau. VIII be iound At the old
Stand Of 10y Eslscn. east Of the Western
on profesSional business, Residence first door
eaat Of once MAY %. 1883. =
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uetiouss-, Hubbard Ohio. An eonmuniea-
tions b mail promptly attended TO.
Feb. S, le68-lyr%
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This eIass IA intended for such work Of art;
Industry and skill as are not otherwise proylded
for For he place for articles not speelneSlIy
mentioned. but coming under any general CESS
sec ec55@Ss@ittssJ 5Ss Leslie and wife. Fred Groves
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Tozz zuFcz1xs. WI. sPEAE. J. c EUroH1Ss.
HUTCHIN6 4 SPEAR.
Attornays st Law. Once Of Market St. oTe
Id6iars 4 Morgan's store, Warren. ohie.-
AuriI l-tf
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This eertt6es that have had opportunity OF
seeiag an actual test Of the fire proof qualities
Of Plastic Slate Roofing. and have no hesitation
bufIdines covered with it accordingly, which
amocnts 10 q saving Of 10 per cent. on Isolated
hniidInps- ALBERT WATSON,
l : Tusuranee Agent.
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This certifes that have Plastic Slate Roof.
which was put on in the fall of 1856. and take
pleasure in saying that It has given perfect sat.
iSfaction. It has passed two winters without
As far as am able 70 judge, primeses durabili-
q. have also used the cement in stopping
leaks in my tin roof with good success
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Bsst and largest cOllection Of dried fruit--.l 2
Best and largest collect On Of piekles--.----l .
Best and largest collection Of preserTes.-..-lO .
COalnliffse--S amuel Dsiorest and wife, 3 Nc
Mullen and wife. John Deforast and wife
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JLAss NO. 2. CATTLE;;;;FULL BLOOD DUR

Oe-t PeA VI S--t - ~ - -
C5mmiase-Archie Mcfarland. Hartford; JnC
Cole, N Mervin. Brookheld.
THIRD DIV, OXEN X FAT CATTLE.
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Ists uf EarminEton. tenasEs his Professional
: ssrTtceS q the people ef Warren and vicinity
once fronf rocIa, oTsr Park CAeWs Store
SfIlss block. Hours. from 10 to II. .. m. and
ltoSp.m. Residence. corner Of HiRh snd
Chestnut Sts. Nov. Y, lsof-ly~
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4HID. AcKLKT,

Attornsy at Law, ofiee over Park 4 PStchs
Hardware store. Market St, Warren OhlO' .
Jan, g. le6s-0
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hysiclsns and Surgeons. ofies over 3. q. Ali
soRh Drug Store. Main Street. Warren. Oh 10.
9fhes hours rom to 9. q. n. and from 2 to ;
Pm (Feb q. 1851.
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4. sEoK.

EECK = BROTHER.
.Whsl.sSls Snz Rshi ReaisrE n FOREIGN and
Bsusslir Dry Goods. Siik and StrEW Bolneis
Trid ninrI. {GrisfisS. ke.. at the sign OF the
alTsa Tn 6cods Sort" Ph9uix Block
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Ny house on Washington Avenue. formerly
Plastic SIate rooff1 town Come and see It and
thin 4 you will agree with me that you would not
exchange II for the best single roof in toSn.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-17
For the Arr,,s

E +
Pursuant to adjournment, the Ladie Mon
ument Committee met at the Library Rooms
ON Saturday, at 2 o'clock, Mrs. j. w. Spen-
Ger in the chair. Sub committees on dona'
tions from the several wards, made their re.
ports, and on comparing notes, fonnd ina,
they had all met with great liberaiity ana
will have an abundance to feed the , "ui'-
tude expected at Darts Hall, on thursday
and Friday evenings next.
The band have kindly onered tnelr servi-
ces free ON Thursday evening.
On FRIDAY evening, the entertainment will
he varied by tableauxs and German songs,
Tho nerformers dressed in Swiss costume).
Also old songs BY ladies and gentlemen
in costumes rye olden time
On motion, Maj. Beardsley, Lieut.. Highly,
U. NJ. Within, G. W. Plat and ID. S. McDan-
nell we're appointed committee on tab
leaus, and they are hereby requested to con.
fer with Maj Beardsley at their earliest con-
venience.
On motion, Mrs. Channon, Mr.. Walters,
and Sergeant Miller we're appointed a COM
mittee to solicit donations on Rock Island
The ladies hope that all persons in Rock
Island and vicinity whether they have been
called upon by the committee or mott wish
ing to contribute to the memory of our he
roic dead, will send their donations to Darts
Hall early Thursday morning. Milk and
cream should be sent to the house of Capt.
I. j. Robinson.
All persons, knowing themselves to be on
committees, both ladies and gentlemen, are
requested to meet at Darts Hall, next
Thursday, at 9 o'clock A. NJ.
By order of committee.
Mrs. s. S. GUYER, Secretary.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-17


Prescribed by Physicians in New York
and in the Western States: 1t is we'll
known fact that most of American physici
ans prescribe this healthful beverage as
TONIC as well as pleasant remedy for dys
peptics, debilitated, consumptives, GONZALES
cents, invalids, and weak persons, especially
IN consequence of the recommendation of
the New York Academy of Medicine with
the names of the Professors Fordyce Barker,
Van Buren,, James B. Wood, of New York
City, we name also the well-known DR.. T.
Comstock, of St. Louis, who recommends it
to his patients in his practice. The eminent
York, wrote to Mr.. Hof, 542 Broadway New
Y ork, the following letter: "We have used
Hoff1s Malt Extract in practice, and the re-
suits have been such as to fully justify the
claims for it We feel certain that it is des-
tined to supply want long felt"
DIR. Blocker, of Redwing, Mimi, wrote :
Il saw by the papers that the genuine Hoff's
Malt Extract has been introduced in Amer
lea this is an acquisition of the greatest
importance for consumptives. My uncle, M.
D. Sandersleben, Prussian Counsellor of
Medicine J, wrote me about its wonderful eff
cacy he had prescribed it at st. Paul and
obtained the best results /; now l wish to try
it with one of my medical friends, DIR. Caine,
who is suffering from pulmonary eonsump-
ton, with spasmodic asthma; please, there
FORE" follows order), Sold at Druggists
and Grocers. Price Coo per single bottle !;
| or $3.50 per dozen.
CHARLES SPoNHoLz, Agent, Rock Island.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-17

r. Rock ISLAND, February II.
P,oun-Spring Double Extra, in bbls. SIC, 40 a
~holssals, and SILL ut retail. Sacks, Slooo q
vholesals, and 4le,60 1t retail. Loose, Ss,ee .
vhoIesals, and 5000 Ct retafk
WaEAr-Nn. l, $l,s7. No. ., $l,s2. No i,oz
CoRN-65a66c
OArs--45a50c for 36 lbs.
RxEl ,23a1 rs.
BARLEr-No. L, 200. No. ., lso
BEANs-400
SALr-4 00a4, 26 per barrel.
Observation-Disclosures, barrels included, 30
retail zoe.
HIaHwINEs--$2,2o.
OSroSs- Is per bush.
PoTAroEs-l,2o
EaGs-35c dor.
BUrrER-Ysry choice lots, for retailing, will
bring rs to see. $50
PouLrRY-Live chickens, $2,25a2. so per doI-
HoGs-For live hogs 51a8c Dressed 6aa7t, di !
viding on 200 lbs.
CArrLE-Live weight, oomnon,. 3,ooas'ao'
Prime shipping 4,50a5, so per hundred POUNDS.
HIDEs-Green Country, 7e; green cured, 70
green calf, l0al21c; dry flint, l2alse; dry salt
cd, I2ic.
Hay Prairie, ssaIo per ton Timothy lo,Cc
a$I2,00.
Woop-oak s., 90 to 100 cord.
CoAL-At the Coal Valley Yard, on the Levee,
coal is sold at IA cents, the cost Of delivering TO
be added.
From teams, in Market Square, at i4al5 cents.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-17
Asiatic Cholera In China.
TUsGGHoN, China, Aug. %

TUsGGHoN, China, Aug. %, 1866.
Messrs PERRY DAVIS d SoN:
Dear Sirs.-Durlng long residence in
China, have used your invaluable Pain
Killer, both in my own family and among the
Chinese, and have found it most excellent
medicine, In the summer of '62 and '63'
while residing in Shanghai, found it an al
most certain cure for cholera, if used in
time. Indeed, using it in great many in
stances, do not remember failing In a sin.
gle case. For three years have been re-
siding in this place, more than fifty miles
from physician, and have been obliged of.
ten to fall upon my own resources in cases
OF sickness. The Chinese come to us in
great numbers for medicine and advice.
Though without medical knowledge our.
selves, the few simple remedies we can COM
mard are so much in advance even of their
physicians, that we have almost daily appli.
cations. We allow them to come, because
it brings us in contact with them, and opens
door to usefulness. In diarrhea, collie
vomiting, cholera, coughs, &C.. your Pain
Killer has been my chief medicine.
Yours, very truly, 7. P. CRAWFORD.
Jan 24dwlm