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New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
lJrintinq.
CORPORATION Notices.

CORPORATION N0TICE-Public notice Is
- hereby given to the owner or oSasr % eeuPst or & e
following have been completed and are oe in The ofee
-PO laying Belgian pavement siItytirsreet between Ih
2FoT isyins Belgian pavement Feenhr between Eighth
'i laying Belgian pavement Fofrsee between Fourth
4Fof ng Robbins. pavement in FOrhtstFeet between
5For faggag westerly side Of seconsveIu between Thyeshth
s-Tof setting and gut and tagging se7enoOnd'''
For tng curb and gutter tagging northeast Of Ma
s-Foi setting curb and gutter tagging front Of Nos SO and %
Fo ang crorak across Foahayeuue, at the HOrhey in
OFo laying croasS soss Foura7erue the souhery in
IL For isSg eossSsE across Forytbirdsreet the uoheIy
for sri9g oro,s"ss southeast southwest corners Of
i$-Rof isyiSg cTc.'Ssk oppote No. 2!s East Dro,dgay
I4-PoI syrg co.vak OPPOSITE No. 1 l;s GeeaNI''
l6-Por ang crossak Opposi 10 = Woo'sI M street, &
18Por laying crosNl the norhey intersection Of King and
i9-For laying northeast to northwest corners Of
2For ang MadsOnstreet at intersection Of New
2For laying Frsavenue at souheTy side Of Oae
Tie limit. embraced II assessment. include az The several houses
-Both s 1ybrsifeet Third Lexington avenue to
s1Bdtb sides Of Ttcen street from Es6h Enths7euue, the
5Bob des Of Port % from Fourth Madison to
the extent half Tie block the interseeing streets g. M
4Boh sides oet from Pith to Sxtha'enue 70 ue
Of he on the intersectiug streets
5Te westerly side OF Second avenue from Tblryegh 10 IhiV
BInth-st
o % OF Seventy street Second 10 1lr
The northeast q Marion and Prince streets
She Nos. % and 81 v est Ihlrteenthsireet
9he north commencing AZ FOURTH avenue
sn ea,teg westerly half the block thercom and both
sides Of Fourth between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
lThe Fourhavenue
ard running escy and hall the block them and both
SIDES Of Fourth Seveneenth and kgenihsreeis
lIh north SIDE Of third street between Frst and ThiTdsye
1e south side Poureentreei Broadway sni Third
poh Fourth Thirteenth
lBoh 'ies Of Eas, Bosdvay Clinton ami Jefferson
1.-THE south Deysireet between Church Washington
streets aud both sides Of GIee Dey and Coanl
lBoth sides Of Hudson street Canal to Spring street
IT. Both sl's o ooef street. from Canal Gandstreei
l7.-Boh sides ~ NiIth-seet from & hyeuue
l81be north side Of Kng-ftreet from Wsipgon 10 West street
the ess'erlF side OF Westee
I9Ihe nOrhcTY a1c
and both sdet OF IfeenSehse
sOutnerly eide sdisoD.
2-The souhery side Of oeuBdd and commencing
and running eastr and westerly bali
sides Of firsteYenue One
An nereus Interests affected
opposed 20 the either
a. yesen their affections IN writing 10 Richard Tweed Chairman of
~ a. ~ Assessors heir Once No 10 Chatham street ,,thin
H''F "'' w RICHARD TWEED
THOMAS u. AsTBN
MYEK MYERS
FRANCIS A. SAEDs,
Hoard of Assessor
osee Of Board Of Assessors, Eew.Yas March IS, Ie1i.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for Tns TRrsUss.

ICaTeluly Reported OF IHK TRIBrNRI :. -.
WEDSEsDAY March % 1871.
ASES-Po.s are n moderate request aud prices steady We
ouois al dull and nominal at 20 Jd 80 &
COTTON-The spot is du the low graes are easy
sales 1853 bales 1884 evening" including 4063 bales for export
for speculation and 6 transit for future de-
livery dull; sales last evening 500 bales for Apnl at
i bales at 10 5l6d 3c and 100 July az ana To-
G 1900 bales l5l6di O bales for June at
10 lslCc 200 bales for July c and 900 for August at iiQ4
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

The banks report considerable movement Of currency
TO the INTERIOR yet despite this the market was freely
supplied with loanable funds at and per cent
ceptabe collateral late balances going at 3. Choice
commercial paper goes 6a7 percent The proposals of
the Treasury W buy $3occ90 elected offerings ~ t1e
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
cu,c.eo LIVE STOCK MARKgr-MARr!s -

p...rt, Tor three DAYS: Tll2 Cattle Goa Hogs fxa
li Cattle s9ll Hogs, lisS s.c -, n Ess -
sce. d.pre.s the market for Cattle snd az thc Sicr
Sses werr light al 81 asa ~ for Good to 'ho fes,
tor Medium and ~ 2jd 81 IS for Common - pf'n ~
s,sly active ard 6rm % 00 20 So anl OF. sf Csf 80 "
we're in demand al IS 25a 50 25. large nH"''i v
over bat the Hogs vel cleared
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

Govcrnment bonds strong today on moderate
dcalu the advance In prices being stimulated by the
small amount OF offerings TO the Treasury. The SUD
tcrtons rcror,ed TO the Treasury Department OF me
new loan teday s5,2es,O0O, making total OF
sH,57s.Oo1
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

The Philadelphia Stock Market firm to-day. Penn
sylvania 6s third issue, sold at 1856 Philadelphia aud
Erie Railroad 2 Reading Railroad. 5li; and Pennsyl-
yana Railroad, 6li Gold closed at hot
The Canal Board have ordered that the tolls Of last
year on the Canals be collected this season.
The April interest due on the bonds Of the Danvie,
Urbana Bloomington and Pekin Railway Company will
be paid at the Office OF the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company and that OF the Indianapolis BoOmin gtOn and
Western at the Office of Messrs Turner Brothers.
The earnings OF the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail
road Company for the third week in March, 1871,
50. .T7G 1870 same week S23.s47; increase ss,929.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

aI0l5 cancelled gold certificates sent to Washington D. G.
Foreign exchange easier, and though rates were
nomnaly unchanged transactions were at concessions
transaction reported, representing 10000 drawn
by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company against
a sterling loan OF that amount negotiated in London ut
1884, net the bills were endorsed by prominent hrm
The nntninaI auotatiOus are as subOined
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

leve, security Of the highest grade. The road is
earning largely; is better investment than money
in a savings bank. For sale by
GEORGE 0PDYKE 81 Co.. Bankers. No. - Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
financial.

vVHR ANNUAL MEETING ~ OF 4, tl' ~ FLEcTlo,ss.
pIRE,nr1Rs for the ensuing year snd for the - 81 CO
business as before the Essuns a., uesi 49,
The Comrany, on MusoAi' "' r. G. lOCNGLo'h'
By ar!er OF the Directors
90. March 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
@eaehers.
Danrina ataotmies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING CLASSES
~. FOR LADIES. GENTLEMEN, OR CIIlLDRkN, ~.
MOENINGS AFTERNOONS EVENING Now receiving pupils At
No 2l nhaye cor No t3l Fthaye Send for
circular.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

The BONDs OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY. bearing seren and hree-teRHs per cent in
teres per annum payable in gold, offered for sale
at par and accrued interest These bonds are secured
by first mortgage a railroad teO thousand miles
long, and on land grant Of siryfre millions Of dcre
being in all respects the safest and most profitable
security now in the market.
For the fullest information, address
JAY COOKE * Co,
Fiscal Agents Northern Pacific Railway Co.
New-York: corner Nassau and Wall-sts.; Phiadel-
phia: ia South Thrd-st; Washington: 452 tif-
teenth-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
Mem Publications.


A NERICAN PIIOT0-LITHOGRAPB CO.'S
~ OFFICE has been removed 70 No lOS Foiond. NJ.
EER. GREELEY NEW BOOK.
In ,-1,s for speedy publication,
A NEW BOOK BY HORACE GREELEY,
Entitled.
WHAT l KNOW OF FARMING.
bad-oely printed volume Of 36 Pnoe ~ So
WHAT I KNOW OF FARMING.
This one Of published upon the subject IL does
dull Agriculture that no one can
written Of the greatest well as
simplest the word in bis most agreeable mtlaer
gather from its great deal Of valuable Idorni
sHd the general reader VIII ma
exceeding latug from he pleasant style Of treating the 'ni0a
topics.
WHAT 1 KNOW OF FARMING.
Greeley finishes By saving that be closes 'he
hot joyful that these will nie thou
feel Ofer pride In their calling and take
Hveler interest IN II improvement etc etc
The book day large edition is prepar-
lsg thousands thousands Of copies will Oe sold
g. W CARLETON L Co Publishers.
Maiissn-sqaare, New-lork.
- Sonby THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION ,,,,. -,
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
Jus Published;
TTHREE CHARMING NEW NOVELS.

THE DAUGHTER OF AN EGYPTIAN KING.
An Historical Translated from the German sf George Bbers
Nv Henry Reed. l2mo Fine cloth. 81 rs
This volume possesses singular charm While tits perfect romance
respe pot and style, depicts with historical accuracy the
ohea ocA Lie Of the sAeat Egyptians transporting
f reader 10 the period Of story his attention that
he feels actual observer Of the scenes de-
seibed ,,,rp
ANoye Translated from German Of W. Won ST. l2mO Fne
cloth. 81
"na fascinating bOo-s beautiful well and simply told
b d ake deeper upon the reader from the fact that some OF the
hr while not unnatural somewhat exceptional and are por
tr.yed with vdne.s but with charming simplicity philadelphia
HiMSEI.F HIS WORST ENEMY;
@. PHILIP DUKE or wHARTOHS CAREER BY Alfred p
Brotherhead. Fine cloth. 81
The Ory very entertaining aud web 'od"-tBos'On Post
The author high praise o this cretitable work -
Philadelphia Ledger
Po sale & Booksellers geaera will be sent free Of charge ulon
'''eP' ' '"' '"'''I j. B. IIPPNCoTT 1 CO, Pu6rshen
us and IL Markets., Philadelphia
T0 MERCHANTS, BANKERS, SHIPPERS,
see?ss ypg o. from 50 to 100 per cent il the
Published This Day:
ROT TONS TELEGRAPH CODE.
TRLBGRAPHIC DICTIoSARY OF THE ENGLISH M LANGUAGE M
foIIs Complete Code for the Transmission Of IsgrsPhe Mes
'''' o. and 1 s9tsd for use h every Language BY the
ECONOMY ACCURACY, AND SECRECY ARE SECURED.
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE CODE IN ENGLAND
The First Eton Of copies sold before the day Of pubcto
sanctioned for public al the Telegraph Lines Of Great Britain
by the and adopted and used by the ngh army
Navv.a nd hy mercantile generally. - -, ..,,,,
TIIR ECONOMY TO BIZ EFFECTED BY THE USE OF THIS
CODE WILL SEEN BY THB FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE;
witnessed several trials Of Bottoms system Of codng mes
go 90, -,
Morse Alphabet iu full. and then ocdi6el"
messages have been correctly transmitted and the time occupied
through Cable has shown in favor Of BOTTOMS
Code ordinary character varying from 80 800 per
cent according % the nature Of the message"
(Signei' G. F. yARLEY.
CYRUS W. FIELD.
WILLIAM THOMPSON.
Large o l,lO) pages strongly bound n-haf ROIbughi
picc, so 81
humber OF the the largest merchants in HevYork City have
sresdy work II w invaluable to all using the
telegraph any exteut.
The public are Invited to call and inspect IL
FRANCIS B. FELT & Co Publishers.
as block west Of Broadway heElork
Pae.ed b Engand Aenea France. ay Beum nia and New
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
M CITRTIS OK "MANHOOD.o

N.irel Fs,av on Cause end Cure Of Premature Decline
Speruat0hea. Seieutar
sve,tsIi Cor tuou Abus Of toe system &c &c II
Msuiage ami the remeie thereiOrthe
y Of 20 year successful practice By T. DE J. CURTIS NJ D.
Cnrt Manhood shOud be read by the FOR
instruction the afflicted source Of ehei ~ Nh inc no
- csl iyoes and Gazette There i member Of society by
- III ,L l mol, e found usefl whether BE- be preptof
a., c,an "fIordon Times Price ~ by mail Address Dr. Cur
TIs Nn D Trellsnt-rl lace. Boston. N-.a
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

The et sale Of the Girar Mercantile COMPANY toos
place in Philadelphia to-day There was large attendance ol &
ur The offering 500 bales and the sales about 20 baes he
nres ranging from ne for Ordinary Isle for Mddlngs
COPFERh market continues quiet with hOhes hn We ieasn o
no transactions either Rio or other STYLES
FLOUR MEALIIoers Of the low grades are a OWING 70
Tie limited and stock; medium grades dull and easeri
FAMILY grades are drm Que No and superhn steady The
market closes quiet steady for the low aud easier Tor TIE medium
grades the sales 300 bbls We quote: o-s.e =,
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
4 MERICAN ASSOCIATION OF HOME N

VI
IA UISTRlES.lts Mission Of Speakers Pamphlets
its Mophy Magazine THE BUREAU the advocacy Of Pro-
Home Industries the permanent policy Of the country
The and
the question Protection Free Trade published is the Bu
People, Nos TO g. inclusive being
circulated by this Society Millions Of copies Of them ought to descend
the whole with
1sr o Ht purity and protection Specimen free with
% or srHrsion officers of The Association prominent
from state n the Jnoh us ore ." i' "aAse
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
THE MONEY MARKET.
srrs AT rIIF STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
l0i O'CLOCK A. VI.

u, 'St' be, esIl ia ioooo u 8 10. 10 Con.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

market but steady for the low aud easier Tor le meuun
grades the sales sre 3 900 bbls We quote -, az
Dbl SIS OGSe ~ ONO na SllL sup % 3o
Snnssne ...,. . OOd Ol (ShppDgl..... tof & ~
Ssl' nv h,spdl D 6O0 sol Ohio Er Trade br 200 s.
So tEsncv 40 -. O5q : % White Wheat. Extra
shipping Ext o 5J@ 90 ONO nu anu 'oh M
W., Ivtp,s 6 aO6 Is 81. Louis Single Exits 900 30
,nso,s q ious Ex q asa ST. Louis Double Ext l00 25
-. Imher Irdiana ST. Louis Triple EIi 0O0 10 80
on, anJ Nicb 6 aO8 Extra brands 500 50
Flour quiet and tame holders OF goOl anu enVoe
confident the market closes da ana leS! 'ne s' e ~
bbls We quote:
Ba and Georgetown, MIXED 20 good sup 30 Ood 20
Bat Alex Georgetown. Extra and Family Od W bD
Fredericksburg and Petersburg Country gV 9y
chnnn1 kItra E90 oJ
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-16
sssAse e.
YailD argus.
q fortunate MANA Slice in a
Three Rliilion Dollar Estate.

From the St. Joseph MOI Gazette, Feb. 4.
On " ednesday evening German named
August Llseberg, who resides near Phelps
Station, III Atchinson county, called at the
ticket office of the Kansas City, ST. Jose phi
and Council Bluffs railroad, aud desired TO
purchase a ticket to Baltimore. In the
course of conversation with Mr.. Joseph
Miner, the ticket agent, Mr.. l.. made the
following statement:
Many years ago an old gentlenean,
named Amalong, came from Germany to
the city of Baltimore, and took up his resi-.
dence there, In due course Of time he
atnsssed q considerable fortune, and finally
fell heir to a large estate in Germany.
Years rolled around ,snd he was gathered
home TO his fathers, leaving assets 10 the
amount of some three million dollars.
For some time no heirs to the estate could
be found. The United States Consul at
Hanover finally advertised for claimants,
and two brothers and two sisters OF MIR. l..
residing in Germany, put in an appearance
nephews and nieces Of the deceased.
The Whereabouts Of Mr.. Liseberg was then
aseertained, and few days ago he received
notification to appear and claim his share
Of the property, which would be one fifth.
In responce to this he came to our city last
Thursday, as stated, and left that evening
for Baltimore.
Mr.. l.. ID about 3J years Of age, and has
the appearance OF an Industrious, steady
farmer. He seemed to feel perfectly conf
dent that he would have no difficulty in
establishing his title to u part of the
immense estate, and we trust his most san
guine expections may be realized.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-16
DIR. w hitler.

REGULAR GRADUATE OF AEDltlNEs
IA as Diploma at office viii snow, has oeeht
longer engaged IN the treatment ot Nenetea a. I
sexual and Private Diseases tssn any utheff
Is physician in 81 Louls. syphilis, "onorrhea,
III eet Structure, 0rcAitis, Hernia. and Rupture,
Jail Urinary Disease. and oyPhlllt4e or nerearia
Afifctious of Throat, Skin or Bones, are treat
led with unparalleled success. spetmatorrhea,I
|ssxusl Debility and lmpotency, as the result
lof self abuse in youth, sexual excuses in ma 1
tsurer years. other causes, and which produces
iso me of the following effects, IS nocturnal ennis /
Esious, blotches, debility, dizziness, dinness oil
tsight confusion of ideas, evil forbodings, AYERS
lion to society of females, loss of memory and
sexual power, and rem derine marriage improper
lare permanently cured The Doctors oppor
lunites hos pital ana private practice are unsar-
tpasssd In st. Louis or any Other city. Bach
lhles of st. Louis papers prove that he b ss been
Hoe At ed here longer than any other so advert
Using Tue establis hm ent, library, labortory land
are enriyallea in the West, I'M
tsurpassed anywhere. Age with experience
lean be relied upon, and the doctor can refer e
lmany physicians throughout the country II
spast success and present position he stand
Without a competitor The writings ef a ply
s.ician whose reputation is Union wide should
lbe worth reading. DR.. Whittier publishes Q
Medical Pam phlet relating to veperesi disefse
land the disastrous aud varied consequenc'
loft self abuse, that will be sent 10 any nddres
lin a scaled envelope for two stamps Man,
sobysiciens introduce patients to the doctor a.
her read 'ng his medical pam phlet Com
sc.tiep confidential. friendly talk will costyo1
nothing. Office central, yet retired No. tl7 ;
tcb.rIee street. St. Louie, No. Hours q. m
Ito 7 n. m Sundays Y 20 p. m
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-16
LIST or
EunE hrey'S H0G0saihic Veterinary
SPECIFICS,
And the mos; promlneu, Diseases and Conditions
they are adapted 10 cure.

kA.--C 1Tes az Fevers, Cougesi.ons, or InGEm-
nation, Lu2g Fever, Pneumonia, Intam-
nations OF tue Lungs, or BrUnehis, Head,
Eyes. Throat or Belly, Singers and fiis,
IDEamIn alton, Collie.
3Es.--Cures sI results of trail l. juries, oun-
ders, Rheumatism, LamtL ess, Blood or
lnciPient Bone Spawn, SIae. sc.
CE.-Cures Disteuyer. Glauders, Farcy, -tran-
giles, Sweilod G.euIs and Scsb and Re;
IN Sheep.
DD.-Cures bots, worms pr G-Eus, CLo..r az
Disease ucIqusocceuIu. 4 Worms
Fs.-Cures all Diseases % tae Air Passages,
Coughs Hyavgz, Z. Ken CT 1klr- " nd,
LVuS Fever. Ilfamet LaHEs.
EF.-Cu-ss Cs].c. Eeliy-asts. Y a b.o~Hr
pyseutery.
Cis-Cures Threatened 5.isasratrr. aoar,tsn
or sinh ing, iupar:r.; sizes n.r..,
E.s..-Cusos tstaery oyIPt-.-.-. .- -aEfEy,
>eaaty =. Blood Jr.ne,ra1. aat-a-a I'D
reye or Bladder.
is.-Cures Eruptions, Mango. Srca-e. Fatny,
Thrush. Access, Ulcers, FIsta'a, g ~etiiE n,
and Eryslpelas-
JI.-Cares Jaundice. Bad Condition, Iuii ges.
tion. Constipation, Staring Coat. Paraiys-
is etc
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SIZES.
Bank Vault Doors AID Dwelling House Safes,
Sargent s GresElssf's Bank Locks.

O. solth LALa- erect
Chicago o. ....---. ..-.-. ------. ILL LIN us
They are so constructed that the bolts Of the
doors sbut behind wr0uE ht-irou frame, which
forms the front Of tce safe, avoiding 81 danger
of their being forced open BY falling Owing to
the peculiar nstruct4ln to the door Jam b, they
vii! resist the seton Of FIRE foF longer tine
Il ~ hn- thus far been found necessary for per-
feet safety, having been tested IN the largest
6Ios in this cCGE:ry, without single failure 10
preserve their contents. Prices Lower than any
Other reliable Safe meh29 deodty
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-16
HOMEOPATHY
FOR
DOMESTIC ANIMALS.
ECbsPfsRKY'S
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.

Ono Of the great triun phs Of Homeopathy is the
cure of diseases Of DOMESTIC ANNALS. The
Horse, the Gov, Sheep, Dog, and even bog, are
cured of the several diseases TO which they are
subject, by the small. doses Of Homeopathy, with
degree of certainty and rsp55ity that is ANA
,iug. Some diseases incGrsb;e by the ordinary
means are rapidly cured by this method, while
the ease with which the medicine may he given
snd the rapidly of the is perfectly deli ght-
ful. No one who has witnessed the astopj, hiu q
cures performed on Domestic animals by Hum
phrey's Veterinary Specifies would willingly
subject them TO the barbarous tortures and the
lingering uncertainty Of the old system.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-16

a;nNlI.s k.kpY RELlEE


-. :; 60, ~, % ,,rc-tv
cures us "s''t 80 l - -
u'Au''s- -, - - - -.
I--sl-- 49, '4S@' -
kAnEi ~ E1-ABa @LsfEE
Sc, ,-rs for ,.y.ry main. II was the lrss and Is
- AN - IT,. instantly stops TIE
r0ast evefr-5stl PANS 4 Iays a. Ea'i, ard
c1.r.s on.esf,s.s ' he,Eer ~ the luDgs sJonseh,
T5gg.l. Or ot.eF GLANDS sg.I orr sLs, ~ oIe al
--.-.,5..r. IN ...7s ere 10 twenty minutes. No
matter violent OF ezcraciAiug the pain, tie
,a..-F.t.r l-I8ddtn. iuaTm. crippled nervous.
s..rs.s. .- siGate4 with Disease nay suffer,
s.4tGsE tyrs READY EEaEEE
.,,, s....s - 4 s.s
$50. ~ rom "is = sf~T.
- -. .>.-f.s.'-t ~ ar .,ut. laT
asa.z a. aiasos, e'eiy Gsess- IL ana e.-1.5y
aavGl-aaT store L this eminent @A+ WIN
or" a.1t : q .s'.-se q "-'''
as "4'' - ----.-gr.
EHEt u AI i>ts AND y IL E'74-'i -
Il those h0 a.le Eos suheIl-E i-in' D." -.
y bat t1t cause IHs BE- ~ ~ "-~' As'-s - "
eat.e--ii eA's'+e. 1fti! "a To- - .
seiI-! 10 tbs Isit - 'h' g.. '- N-'-' ..-s
.-1's-' - -. et..ls. 5LEa1a-
So ,..-..-.,.g.. ,..ag4e slalsTa, chile md
e. lie ussf ,....t ,4eTuc.4t.nf, sL5 toI'af-
~ al l. Pea II yra ele 70 t~slfy
minute E-iiie. -l'eeas 49,
Ready h'.ts. "i'i -''.i - y .,E. lIsd-
tloE Of t"e k'oEsHs' IiA1I. :, s.,rss,i.,n e
I der. 10 TAIN a'i"H % 'ts - ~ = -;
tn luEEs, soIe iA.'al' nm 81 s+,,h..
I t.sing u "a" heart 40 'i''S' ~, ~ -
/ s.faFrA influenza -,-' go III
ga nel q. ats = UNEMPLOYMENT
&c "ft - ..I.7F or d,ifrpI,y ..ists viii
81 Far's, Who -. az u .A:<'f, taif
Afford ea." aLI III. Iii :, - -.- re
taEaaier oi water ".i'i AZ ,eH mon shts'
Ee,dae,se dsafrhea. dysentery, collie, Wind in the
bowel and all internal paine
Jewellers should air a.f carry bottle Of
Railways Relief with them. few drops IN
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-16
Bilious Atiscks, Ague and Fever
&c, cured.

Testimonial Of TIE Fs-y9r Of the First Con-
gregatioaal church az Charlotte. Mich
DR. Is How--Tour AEue bitters has 6one
wonders, and achieved for Itself q h -h reruta-
ton here. Il has never fa.!.d 10 cure Age and
Fever, OF Bilious ATTACKS, every time
Rev BRADFORD.
y certificate Of Baptist Clergy man
Dr. B HowE II hereby certify that ! havs
used your Never Failing que Cure end Tonic
Bttsrs With good effect, an believe il 10 he Y hat
il j recommended IRA BENNETT.
Pastor Baptist Church. Sereea PALS. y ]
Testimony Of an eminent Divine, Of AudUver,
NY, pas-or of the u : Chcrch. SAVE
Or i EowE:-i have tried, Wi'a rertsin
success your cure Tor Fever and h-ue- &c.
oetI- deed m.~tGusu Rev y HARPsT.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-02-16
zntermittents, Fever, LEus and
EEvc-.

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ing Ague Cure and Tonic Bitters Tor several
years past. and can beET testimony T. lis ra!9e
a remedial sgeut in the cure Of iaterzui::zn;
diseases. CIV DAVIS . D
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