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EOlEL PERSONALS.
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Amcrs ihe arrivals at this hotel, yesten1ay, were
tnc following: J. n. C. Sayille, Worcester; \. ).
Bradford, Omaha; James ". Boon, Fort Wayne:
wn. n. llanscombe, Lacrussc; C. IL Taylnr,
Grand Rapids; II, Waller. Pittsburgh; D. c.
Smith, A. !. IIuvcy, Adrian: S. r. Edwards, kan-
sas Clty: ". L. Meal. Ann Arbnr: T. Allen, Gin
ctpnats: Iohn D. A;hutn, Memphis: +. Grahelu,
ltuektonl; Geo. v. Glover, M1n9eapv,is: 9; ). F.
d. ". c. Frtest, Fond du Lac.
SHERMAN ner3R-
Among the arrivals At this hotel, ycfteFi&y, were
the following: Alexander McSah. Scotland: Dr..
j. NJ. steiner. Masi'son; James IL. RsSmond- Aus
tta. TexaA: Hon John N. Knu1tsec. Wisconsin
Il. ". Cladten, Cincinnati; v. Il Z. Clark, New
UrirAns: c. c. Cole, Eoston: Gorernor Tha1. c.
Dubuque; +. II. Rult. Toronto; II. T. Paine, New
insk: Z. 4. Ilaraes, Allentown: T. T. Ftanl,n
| 4 S WofsI. Mississippi: Daniel Noon. Allegheny
| + 4. Robinson, u. Cohen, Mississippi; Z. Il
Ds1th, omaha: J. b butcher. SeH York.
l TNxNnSr N0fSE
Among the ss1lsals at this hotel. yestcnlas
/ wrte tho fnllowng: Chief Justice Chase an
daughter. Washington. p. * :, 7. AIcxaahe
Ys4k VII 1 ec'pSss Maaso Eli a q naa q a:'ss
Mi. FMi Dodge: il. l., lsall!aay. Cairo: ce:one
]. D. wlll!aius. Kansas cit!s ). E NeSiu1e
...,tlAlat. Il, VI. Howell. Cnsineton, ky.: J.
). II. w5ier, Sew YoiE
81. 1AXEs HOTEL
Among the arrivals At this 10tct- Yesterday
wc1e thr following: :. H. tlnnt. Detroit: ": !
Morgan, Phladcfphta; l. ). White, Janesylile
Kobey. sutherland, Dubuque. Samuel Montgntn!
= seo,'a1: H. r:sGsHS ssaqass Ceyssasa; aexss MG.
tine: Htntt springer, Madison: u. MoEey, Ne
SG1S: i. K, Esdssa, Cairo, s ". Roberts, So.
| dnsty: G, C. Colturn, Ctnciuu ati; T. I. Ffpthet
ST, raul; George A. Richardson, Indianapolis
, 1870-08-11

town. He came 70 town on the 9Th, and went
into = house o! M-Eepute and commsnce1 Z
row. Ths Deputy 6heritf went to Arrest him,
and be drew knife On him, and then ran into
started for the place he vas At work On the
way he passed through the office Of the 9. 9.
Mail Company, where the agent. Colonel "
s Stone, wac: Upon entering. 10 de,
mandsd Profession from the co'onei ana
so d.. .s,s 5eyselyer y, cn1 Z, ,tS Of
He then cooked the Henry rife and put it to
the Colonsl's breast and threatened to shoot
him, but did net do 20, but passed on toward
his work When he arrived At the tank, he
tried to raise 1nuss with the men who were
working under him. He threatened to shoot
several Of the workmen with the Henry rlt1e.
There were two men hauling. water, With
House, and they drove to the well near the
tank to load with water; ~ they drove up.
this man, Str1ight, attempted TO take one OF
the horses out Of the team, and the man that
waa driving (whose name Was Dan OConueA),
said, LET those horses alone. il yon
wagon md took the horses BY the
hesd. As be did 90, Straight struck him on
the side OF the heAd with the Henry rife, and
broke his skull. The man At the tank, and =
lot Of soldiers who were camped near by.
rushed up and took the gun from him and Sc
O'Conneu lived until shout O'Clock the next
morning, and spoke but once, Gud that WAS
Immediately after he waa injured Straight
WIZ taken in charge By the Sheriff. and heayi-
lr ironed and kept until the morning Of the
18Th, when be was brought besoro the JUS
tice's Court, waived IN examination, and was
remanded to prison to await his trial at the
next term Of the District Court. The Jail be-
ing ont Of repair so that it WIS not safe, the
prisoner wAs locked up in room in tbs second
night some seventy-fve or eighty men, DIS
euised, h7oke the lock Oh the door and took
Eaid Straight out and hung him to railroAd
bridge, about four hundred yards from the
Court House.
, 1870-08-11
tn.Celianro14.

uAAHEEH1hE0G4%
Wllet Cornell had nual bearing before Justice
AoMington, yesterday apcn the charge OF as
aauun2 Constable Hayes. 1t will be Remembered
nat as oE1eer vent 70 Cornel1e room In the Ar
eaoo h!oc4 Last Friday 10 se1ye witt Of rcplev-
~ Willis reading IL Cofuc1i attacked him WITH q
tnmh!cf and cut hia head badly. The defendant
ned 10 3 900 bafl 70 snswer The charge Of as.
Entt . Mlln Intent TO kill He waa subsequently ar.
tested bY deputy Rnenn on caplas Issued al the
insSEaaon OF HRJk, who thinks that $4,000 i
auMelsnt compensation for loss Of time and TIT
suffering endured.
The kenoaha 7klem1ph mentions the as71yn
mere oi younR ma1 from Chicago, making the
passage IN Light row-ooat weighing 10 Do1nts
Ae Is 9n ttp to Lake Superior, aud expects te
weeks. hesdes stopping It iii pnacpai @ % points. s
On TUESDAY morning, while = little felloN
named Knud Olcson was playing with revolver
Alexander Gunser In the face, inaIctln7 4 siIEh;
wound. The accident happened ID front Of III
iaste.'s home. No = Vest sre street-.
,o.1 Box ~, d s ~ struck At o'clock yesterda,
belonging to the Pittsburgh 4 Foft Wayne RaJi
rohd Company, On side track outaide of tht
nn!ts. nsa been lgnited II some way aud madt
the light which WAS observed By the mltchuan IL
tae tower. They were totally destroyed. Ioaa
-co1opel J: P. Sanford. Traveller apd lecturer
wsy to the seat cf war In Europe. IL il to +,
gone about stx weeks, and will return In season Il
nj his lecture engagements. -
pa.tment Of the Post 6fnce. was before u Un,tst s
States Commissioner uoyne, yesterday, Charged
with selling cancelled stamps, the Ink placed ou
then m haying ,5a been removed lie vas held tn sso<
al s:sn. on Tuesday afternoon, there vas a1
incr.ent tre 10 TIE frame building No, 19a Barrie.
Loss slight; insured for $500 N ihe Firrmena,
The dwelling Of y. DeaIott, No. st4 Fulton
st1ret, was robbed Of $50 worth Of Jewe1y on
Tuesday evening.
f1prf Grant h1 t~ ,,r..n,e In c.
, 1870-08-11
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

A young man named William Wtikowshi. who
has hctn In the employ Of Stcrhani Brothers,
liquor dealers, West Randolph street, was arrested
by Defective Ellis, yesterday. for larceny He has
been clerslng for the nrm since last Mar, and
ever tince be came there they have tecn missing
money. Thcis suspicious were aroused, nusi the
statement Of man who watched him At uIght
confirmed their opinion. Although receiving but
SIS rer mouth and his boa1i, witkowsn tntee or
four Ltinca week hired nack,
visited sundg houses on Fourth
avenue and tntlulxrt In champagne
1t IS pint bottle. Ellis was sent for ycsteruay.
get trap for him an.l caught htu- The effcrs
placed $ia In the money drawer, locked It and put
The kcy Ia his pocket, lie also sent several men
into the store 10 purchase whisIey, having taken
them. After they. wc-'t away he opened The
I noncy drawer and found that = Was missing.
lie next searched Nltkowski and uud y & bill
.,eartug the number Ellis nad on his metnaFaa.
! .iuu,. The yuuth Has taken - tac Central
s1ut!cn, aud wnen locked up. eonsesss, IA, ts
In the aggregate, the Messrs, stephnni are un15tt
to tsv. but think II ts somewhere between $i.os
anu sI,soo- The prisoner viii have hearing
the Arnory Police Court this morning,
, 1870-08-11
AUCTION SALES.
- AANAN NAS+NAF4
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BY II. r. LEE.
Houses and LOtsat Auction

On MoHDAT, The 18th dry Of Ausnst. 1872. Il ~ ..
At the Real kEt1&e SAlesroo1s l61 and 1ts Dear
BON #, opposite the Post Otct. will be sold The fellow
y hoases aas e. y lSp1AsAAv be..eeu Thirty.
fourth and Thirty ss,. Nee E7s and 1Ni. cals
fsunt rach lot s31lA vii! BE- sold Acpaz1te e,<r.heI
Q lot4 on BuHNSI0K-BT., between F1fty-sh1Yd and
xlH
= 1ots In ALIENS SUB. In Section ~, E,A
! lot On AYRiCk:AX., west front loo feet north Of
TEenty-nfnthst 141lcG feet to 1&ft Alley.
s lots Oh EOA1UN-ST.. 100 ftet from Ccntrcsy4 BE-
INF Lois y te . in Block Is Cosh!sn's Sob
So4- Il aud :! In Block 3.
: htrs+ and lets Nes. II And . COTTAGRPLACE,
between Thirty dfst and IhEtysecond4ta, near laks
aherc.
3lets on EoRTH.AV.. esst Of Woodst. saxlss feet
10 alley. 49,
ssttssr Mith hlkh basement Md lot, no Isl JEP.
u !cts in iof. and In Block In CashinSs Sub in
Sectfon =, ~. Il -" ="
TeTms tasoIable With usual credit On unoas Of th4
Property aayrrfscd Aapa sud plas showing The loca-
f1on And al psFtieasst furnished Application At the
Real E1t2tt SAetTeotnt. Isl And 1e5 DcaitoTQ.st
q, T. LEE, SALESMAN.
, 1870-08-11

nl.yNFtC Va AAkIECR
,.x,t.{ four hundst-tt people assembled yester-
.iv nj ,-tcn P.rE to witness TIE play OF the riao
wlth tad .tcfeat ii tie ia1cG f0tde and. Incident
ss,,. tn srr the hqgnc club badly beaten. MANY of
,hf spectators were iase, Oh acconnt OF tne no-
,.-taily PROMPT appearance Of the Amaeas'
lst rrI,u,st,on f.r ruuctuality has Hitherto az
mi,,rd an hours delay In asteudinE. the game
u tpr~rc.-l 1t prompt J, with the visitors u ne
bat Ihry were rrtlred for fve runs, mosa'y
carnr,i un safe. A;a, the Amateurs geulnE
c.Inrr. Al the Gloss Of The third inning the score
h,:rld \ to IL farut~of the home clnb. and the
rault. promised u t,e clnse one, II not one OF
kual! SCORES At this roltr. however, the Au1a-
tturs ts.ran their CUSTOMARY mut1n1, and the
,;s,lt,rE nut IN some very nne bzttiaH, making
.!uutt,e nguses In each ol the next toue innings,
aui c!osipr the rame-at the seventh inning-
Win :? ruas. TO 10 ny The A1uAieu.H
On ihe ras7 oE the visitors, The play Va even.
ami III some cases very Eooa. ne only conspisn29s M
.rrort l4lng set down 10 HHrrou9hs and Ho!if,
oi.e. Fux, tie latter making by 1pe tsooole play
tne Il Apnicrr runs were made on HoJs p!icnsoR
Ia three innlues- LeechsCtslng them only .~o IT,
fuuT inrtt.gs II HOY is "a the coming man OF tae
Ch!cazo Ctul,, this fsct may prove iaseses"ns'
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Flint hare On -Ciueinnatis. ?; 1iayuateTr..
Home runs-Smraty, Mctry.l; F1owcr.t
4rss ay: fc %. Hni,trd r. Wrishf, :; Waterman,
s:issn.id sxe,.y ri, cat esTt1'es. /; Hl nist-
Fnfau q Nt{sayTt, |; MeNulrn.L
Passed t4se-Aleon+ o: Me{iafFy.:- =.
vf;sbt Z: I+onati ]: AcVc1 :: York. i; Fisher i;
floRefr. ): King. .; Betan. j. Forau, ): AeGassy.l
NcAn1fcu..-
noaSir pievsLOue pT MetiaTy. AcMu1ieu- and
FTeli-r. x,rs...1.,,
Seufr,s-Etssr,. John ". Schofeld and z F. Al.
| Hattr.
| Time Of gAspe-. houfs and u Intnntes.
, 1870-08-11
uahpent OF E Thema&, Clark strict; v2luc, $l3t.
The third rE11c Will be 500 cash

ushpent OF Z Thomas, C1a1k strict; S2luc, $50.
TIC third rF1Zc Will he 500 cash
TIE ErKyKRSkI1GkAL XEpAi-
The most important OF Nil the prizes, because
the most honorable. will lie the International
gold medal, values nt 800. Each contestant 70
shoot at ten single binds. The winner To bold It
subject 10 challenge, from any one in America
within thirty d4yR Each 70 shoot at nut less than
twcnt5-uyc Rlngac f1rtis nor more unless tnutuaE
" agreed upon-:he challenging party TO nay lot
Iii btr,iA Al future matches for ownership OF
The international medal, 10 BE- shot RccoEdinX 70
the rules OF the Prairie shooting Clnh, chaaASo.
to bold It, II he fails 10 accept challenge, sna
shoot the match within thirty DAYS from the aAte
TT uce.ving such Challenge. the tesdeE OF tae
place Any holder maintaining his possession o.
1t tor one x hole 5etr. according to the above fs
ulAS1ons. to become the retnRncnt3oWucs tncecn.
The shooting Will begin this morning pfomp'9
al 10 dtclnrE.
, 1870-08-11

A meeting OF the Frrnch-speAking poprAdou
Of Chicago, composed Of influential frenen. -
n1alans nsgans snd s",s Has ae ae'd heI,ot II M
called 70 the chair.
Resolutions OF sympathy for France u heI
struggle Tsth Pr1ss:a, and expressire Of -. Meil
tmouxly adopted
A resolution VAS Also Adopted authorizing Nj.
coutnlttee 10 this city. and al ctuea IN tho tnrts
dlcuon Of his consulate, to collect subscriptions
El1ncc.
In pursuance Of TITS resolution, the following
committee WAS announced for the ciSJ; E Car.
tet. President: 4. Renrley, TreaAufeF; Charles
Ariftrux, aecretAsJ: A. dc Beliuy, A. GASue,
, 1870-08-11
ANQREMHHTe.


ANSoCScEAkS1s-
.Tnc Irish Amt,assador" aud 'Hts LAST Legs"
with Nj. Collins In each, at Acflc1ers, this cyen-
tEE. ..,-,.....
s'IouAon Frnlics In 163s" at the Museum
The MIpstscls oncr one OF their choicest bills n
she DcastroEn, this ercu!ng.
Iydtx THOMPSON Troupe In the buflc5que OF
..LGrltnc," his evening, at the Opera House.
, 1870-08-11

Mr. William Merrill, a master carpenter, yester-
day afternoon feil from building, on the West
Side, wnc:r he wss working. lie was taken to hts
home. on l1sstei street. and 1t vas found that he
conupuui tsuesutc Of the left leg. nrctssitat1nX
tho amputa:ion Of the latter. The operation was
ed hy Dr, Llwarl Lathrop- Accidents Of this
Kind arr Of every day occurrence, and 40 not NJ
tract more than passing notice, nor would lhis,
seems TO te sttache.i to the members Of fhts
family. Two OF Nj. Mers1li's sisters we're acci-
deutally poisoned some time ago aud died. About
Ing and his arm was factur4i, cutnnRtng In lock.
Jaw ant1 death, Aua this summer another brothct
Was tninreti III nearly the tAme why. and he, too
died oi lpcktax. This Is, 10 say the least p.cu
liar Four Ut the family meet with violent death.
within feN Year., and now NTH is In more o1
lgss danger.
, 1870-08-11
The Police Courts.


Ann Ward, charged with the Larceny o. SO from
Frank Wallace wns held fur Trial IN 500 on
tic charge of larceny, On complaint Of F. u.
John Smith. charged with stealing gooda from
G. EHlsilith. was discharged.
Max I1nchsIc!u, chaTccti with an assault with
attempt 10 commit larceny, Was discharged.
Emma Galrna. the Keeper OF dlsrrpatable
house. WAS tined 4sn, and number Of inmates
were also fined
III Sellers was IN for an assault upon Bernard
Epgle- The ease was continued
"a nsh story, In which August Lshes figured 8
the selra.lant occupied good deal 1f time 10 the
afternoon. The conrlalaants md defendants
we're all discharged
-. Mar1ington, Jnlia MnYgan, ami II. Carsner
we're each held to bail for further hearing on the
charge OF escaIrG 1neney fgIn1 Fatstck Golden.
VEST SINE corAT.
Jsme8 MonAhan nnh Thomas SutllFzn attended
q fair aud festival. on Tuesday evening. anu rot
involved IN light. A policeman vent 10 to sepa.
rite the con1batanss, 1nA Tar! both 1eu 1Oul oE
him. They were dnt1t Ses apiece
Daniel lerce waA charged with mayhem, on
complaint Of Michael Ryan. They got Into night
on Colrvtjre street, In The course Of which, Ryan
Inserted his nosr letween the tech OF hls alveE-
-arr, who Int at the eusl ot It. lie WIS held !o'
s1ial IN ltail OF l.0Uh .. ....-..-.- .... ..
james CLARK, a thief, was caught IN the act O.
t.tcklnR Indy. pocket on Madison street car
lie lnocAesi down the man who gave Inform ation
,t,tl lr,eti II cscAl'e. lie was lined $ius and VA
! held fer trial
NORTH stpE COURT.
The Huron Street Court Was almost destitute
l ,sWS yystct1Ay,
, 1870-08-11
TWO Soldicrn Killed by n Comrndo In
New OrlcnnR.
Murder and SUICIDE In Proridcncc

New ORLEANS, Aug. 1o.-Prtyales David Eelly
and Mike FonJ. oi the Nineteenth Infantry, were
shot dead .o-day By comrade named James
Brown, who Is now In custody.
, 1870-08-11
Tho Trigger,

riEEoS SHOOTING ToCRSANEST. .
Tie grand shooting tournament was contlauetl.
yesterday, At NextcE Inrk. Tue Attendance was
quite large and very Respectable. Many 1aflieS
we're pftsent These c1hlbttions are ctniuently
respectable aut arc certainly Interesting. No bet
ting. drinking, Or nnscetnls conduit OF any Kind IS
allowed. and the sl'oEt Is cnatrpllcd aaa managed
by the EcntlesnAn1y ncmcrz ut the Pra!rtc Ciub,
The grvat event OF tho Tournament viii take mace
tcdiy, when the tatesnsttoa ,l,ea1 viii DC coD-
Ioxs: First 800 cash; second. fl3D cash; third.
so cash There were 81 competitors. md, strange
to sar out OF 80 1nAny noted shots, hut one tum-
bed his ten hsls: hut such arc tho chances Of the
! trigger. The score was a. folloEs:
q @tF. t.+,psn n,E O. N~Tbefry.-.....- d
, 1870-08-11
murder and Hanging mt Kit cnr.on

Ett Carson cp7r<spondtaes of the Colorado 7srhHae
There was \ mAr BY the name OF Milton d.
;.ra;cht "a cArpeuter>, xho wfs working fol
he Eansss Pacific Railroad, As foreman ID
.Lssgc Of tank-building csew at this plaee
de wsA working about ohe-Eaf mile froI
, 1870-08-11

Sutfcs of rooms nrc Snvor3tc
method of hotel life. The AMERICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON, has large number Of such, which n,Rv
he secured hy post or telegraph, BY families
travelling.
, 1870-08-11

tEtt In Thrown In Four Teeth TINT
you do mt keep your dental apparatus IN proper
tr.n It Il your own taufr for all The world knows
Tint you might 10 50 by using the matchless yege-
table dentr1dce SoZotiont.
"srAlplSGb GlrE,~ cheap, convenient aud
useful, menus everything.
, 1870-08-11

MONTGOMERY, Ala, AnR. 1o.-Ths nrss bale OF
nr,r Alail11uA cot u R0ih 1t auction At IS ceuiS
mr. Oup1i. II slaese.i low Ei,ld:iug.
, 1870-08-11

IstmpIeN Removed md tho Skin
factured By caswen, uazard i CO., New York.
, 1870-08-11
DIED.


RWFLI-ROEtSSOS-In Rutland, Vt. August
6 by thc Rev EavaId MILL, Mr. Oscar F. Farwel oi
Woodr.oek, VI, and Mlsa Gtrtr E. kobnson. Of Chi
cakp, ILL.,
, 1870-08-11
New Cotton

rRoy1pkscK, Aug. 1a,-Riehard Arnold. fron
Jealousy, shot his wife today mud tnen himself
Both wiki die.
, 1870-08-11

IL
Sun rim 4 m. Neon aste .-......: n
mi, trt.-...7o ol p m Moon sets.s..-...Sos \ m
EEIt tuI..u....,..,4;is l. m
, 1870-08-11
MARRIED.,

Paper Hanging aud window
shades, latest styles. Paints oils, glass and
brushes at r. z. Rl9oyB. ~ Rantlol1h-a.
, 1870-08-11

WILL rEOyEp--NASsES AND CHILDREN.
Estate Of Heinrich kuatz. VIII aud c0diclls
proved. and letters testameutAfJ granted to 10.
hanna, tho widow, unltr her individual bond OF
f12NU The decreased left real estate. suoloI OF
ION OF the north hal1 OF Lol II, Su1h Addition
IL Chicago, and the south half oi Lot 20 Of DI.
rersys Subdivision ot the west half OF Block
II Canal Trustees Subdivision OF Section 81 20. H.
with ttltdLngs, etc. AL OF this, * well as all The
utttr property u deceased. il left 10 the widow,
hui she requested TO pay oyet some small sums
tn ST. MIchasl's Church, $so0 for Al annual mass
TO bc performed for the 1enet OF heE predecessor
Christine R4cntz. the deceased VILE Of decreased
further SUN Vi atout $500 is to be paid for .
tombstone liver the rcpaihs nf the sanu Christine
and deceased. to the Catholic German Orphan
Asylum! 500 afe to he given. ann sercn chllitret
srt named. who, WHEN thcs cnmc nf age, are eact
to TeccIyc 3e3 Is temeuhTanccEs VI deceased.
GUARDIANSHIP.
Roxanna W. Pasnle1rc Was, with the consent o
her prseut husband, Fraokliu. appontel guartllAE
Of her children by former husband. Willard a
ant l'crtha Smith. The bond taken IL In tic sun
Of 5SJN,tsA
, 1870-08-11

Cllnprrd Hands and FAccs Cured
l,y: using Juniper Tar Soap. Made BY caswcll,
Nazar1I 4 Co, New York
, 1870-08-11

Twelve f'cr1ons Drowned Mt To-
FUttos
TORONTO, Aug. ia market boat was SINK
yesterday " 4 schooner. Twelve women and
children were drowned.
, 1870-08-11
Iscnvy Hank DcfnlcntioM In Nova
- NrntRM.

HAt1FA1, AnE- Ih-Al 4 fpessA meeting e1
The Shareholder Of the Rank OF SoTA Scotia 70
dat settlement was subntttei ehowtnx uefal-
cation by James Foreman. Cashier, Of The amonnt
cttirated ii flss, Goa. The loss viii sweep away
a. the surplus assets, sS,oo1 capital stock.
Ihe lan1 " still quite solvent but the public con-
6,Ience Ia shaken.
, 1870-08-11

GEO, HARVEY. Cart. c. h. TYLER,
Formerly Harvey Whcdon. Late Of the River.
, 1870-08-11
CITY REAL EsTATE


11ON BALE-THE COTTAGE no. 3ss OHIDSF..
+ wni he old chrag 2 : s4Ah buyer tor protup< n
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-17
Death is at the Door.

In all these complaints the system evidently
shows . want of red blood, and Mr. Churchill, in
his work on Diseases of Females, says "Bear-
ing in mind that the blood is remarkab. def
cient in red corpnscles, and the known property
of iron to correct this condition theory suggests
it as the most to be relied on, the beet of VIII ch
rs the Citrate" Citrs,e Of Iron enters largely
into the composition of Rnglish Female Bitters
combined with powerful vegetable tones of rare
qualities.
Among the mountains Of Tennessee and the
piney woods of Mississippi, is found q certain
hard and finty root, which has been in secret use
by some oil midwives for many ears, possessiD z
magic powers in regulating and restoring al
females suffering with any affection of the womb.
This root we have obtained ave it a fair test in
our practice and it 10 now one of the pie
ingredients in these Bitters. Other powerful
uterine and general tonics also enter into its
composition. We also add Leptandra or Black
root, sufficient to act upon the liver and keep the
DO wells open
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-17
Blooming Yeuns Girls,

and the aged Grandmother, are all cured. by the
use of our English Female Bitters, now prescri-
bed and used by physicians al over the country
II you are troubled with failing Of the womb
attended with a sense Of weight and bearing
down pain in he back and side and other at.
tendant evils, English Female Bitters will give
entire relief.
hnement, and all others male OF femsle) who are
convalescents from any protracted or debiltating
comp amt. Who gain 9Th slowly and whose
digestion is slow and imperfect, will find these
Bit'ers the very thing their system demands II
gives powerful appetite, aids and assists di-
gestion, arouses the liver, strengthens mentally
and ply sically, and fills the whole system with
pure crimson blood coursing through its channels
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-17
Common Grog-shop Bitters.

Empty Bitter Bottles of various styles, can be
found around almost every dwelling and cabin
throughout the land. Their taste is pleasant,
and are ndrertised to cure almost every disease,
while the manufacturers knop they possess no
medicinal propertie. whatever. They are SO
many di'guises for exceedingly common beverages
which do not. nor cannot possibly cure any one.
Beware of these pleasant bitters in quart bot
Ties, they contain sting for your vitals, and he
who buys them carries ''toper's" grog Into his
house One man who knows nothing about med
icine, says his big bottles of common stuff will
cure chills and fever, rheumatism and coneump-
ton an other, whose bottle is very fancy, cures
all impurities of the blood. makes old mon Young
casts out devils, restores sight to the blind, and
numerous o her miracles; while vet an o, Their, who
piesumes every man drunka d, proposes to
cure collie, ingrowing nails, yellow fever, heart
disease and love-sick maidens!! We know thew
make no such cures, We know the people at large
are deceived and swindled, and as We desire 10
yentiiate these common humbugs, make the fol-
loving challenge to one and all:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-17
English Female Bitters,

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic AID Fe-
male Regulator known, Will cure all those com
plants above mentlond in incredibly short
time. The Bitters at once arouses strengthens
and restores the womb to its natural condition,
distractions, relieving pain and reg
ulsting the monthly period. Yonder stands a
pale, feeble and lsnguid girl, just bursting into
woman hood she is the pride of all, but bark !
she silently steals pickle, eats chalk, or slate
pencil; no appetite for food; she turns with a
dull eye and seeks solitude; her eye no longer
sparkles; her merry laugh 10 no longer heard
ringing through the air; she mopes about with
bloodlese lips and gums, with headac che, palpH-
tation, constipation, swimming of the head. cold
feet and hands, melancholy she has . coated
tongue, offensive breath, and a host of Other
evils too numerous to men ton.
When neglected all these symptoms become
aggravated, there is sick stomach, hear burn, a
ark line settles under the eyes, the legs al
kles swollen, the hair loses its gloss and falls
off, there is brittleness and splitting of the finger
nails. swollen abdomen, extreme nervousness,
fretfulness, pains and aches, dry cough, Hyster-
ical Fits, rapid prostration, epilepsy and death
If you, any OF your friends. thus afflicted,
send at once for bottle OF English Female Bit
terra and be cured. Its effects magical in such
complaints. Surely no mother will postpone and
delay this duty until