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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21
HOME INSURANCE. co.
--UF--
Columbus Chic,
lash CAPITAL, 500. 600 90
CASH ASSETTS G2S,li7 =.

The gradual increase If strength Of the
lone mmkcsits POlicics bvttcr At Expiration
han WHEN first Issued. This gradual III.
rrisr IL guarrniccdly is plan ul business;
lonc but Firal.Chss Risks are written at
nnriag rates.
The llomc pay, for Live Sior'; when it,
.urci sud killed ly Lightning, without ref.
renee 10 the place where Killed. ltl&!'
msIagc bj l.isltningto buildings, Whether
urnci or Eut
Farmers lind tie Company 10 he ju,t the
nc lhry want.
Merchants get tie best Of Sccui'y in Is
Policies.
Norg.-Ti: company la, GI'Sllod all the
requirements Of the INSURANCE Law .; IT,,
nlAte.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

Don't forget to 20 to Mrs. Vnrncy's
and get your Millinery Goods,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

Brooms, buckets, wash.tubs, wash
boards, wcll-buckcts, &c, at Edwards
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

Rocollcct that Mrs VOrncy sells
Millinery Goods from 10 to 90 per
cent less than any other hous. in town.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21
T. B. CAMDEN, CHAIRMAN,
LE0NIDAS SMITH,
JOHN WHITE,
JAS. W. W0FFlND1N,
MEMBERS OF TIL COMMITTEE.

Save your money By buying your
hardware at Edwards,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21

D0ARD AND TUITION IN TUX ENTIRE
- .EnBlisa and French rour.C. Bed aud
SEEDING, washing and mCnhing, lights and
mel! stationery and Doctors fees, pr session
o. rive Months, Wien paid III advance sion
Piano Lessons -,
Even more favorable terms may be mode
when two or mere sisters simultaneously at
tend the school.
For Farther particulars, address Directors
81 o. Mtde Ch"nlAI Academy, NEAR " ceiling,
"''"' Nlgi.Gl
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-21
RE.UOElL.

JOSEPH DARLINT0N
WTOULD respectfully inform the public
w and hi. old friends tllathc has removed
tothe
Old Bailey Stand where he has opened
out an entire stock of
n EW G 0 0 D S!
Which he is olTcringat
ECTION RICES!
lie especially calls attention to.his stock
LADIES AND Misses DRESS GOODS,
QuEENswARE, boots AND SHOES,
HATS ANDCAPs, CLOTHING, &c
TINWARE, HARDWARE,
FISH, SALT, GROCERIES, OILr
Which he oilers at prices which defy
competition.
GirG lin a call.
June 20, 1870.
TIVE WESTON
" o 0 L Z " + 4 6 Z o Z j
Recently erected at this place, above the
Asylum, al great expense, Tor the ,nrour'
agcmCnt of
Home Manufacture,
Is NOW PREPARED TO DO
CUSTOM WORK,
CARDING,
SPINNING.
MANUFACTURE lrOOL
at the following rates:
Roll Cardi0g . cents per pound.
car1ing and spinning cr''y.rn 90 cts per IL
8 " :.
II q
&" Il b" IS
Wool should lie well cloan,,d.
Al wOrk rMr0Ud
As We have the latest improved Woolcr
Machinery, wecnnnoi fail 10 Mti.t, all who
give Us u call. We shall ulsU have
deans,
Fhmn,ls,
WmhdN,
CuwimerE,
Yarns, DC,
TO exchange for Wool or Ce,h, or
MANUFACTURE ON SHARES
Country wravcrs can he supplied with
inrns-lO, land l2cuI-ordiiI,rrnt color,,
Is ordered. We shall shortly arrange our
Machinery for
PULLING AND DYEING couyTWY Goods
All parties having Wool 10 manunctur
arc inritcd 10 see our works. Eur motto I,
to please all. No work leaves the Factory
unless done in proper style.
Highest Cash Price Paid for Wool IN
Exchange.
]. II CLIFTON 4 co.
lIcHOn, ". Ia, +pra 10
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs.
TATE In BRANTON.
L. d, Camden
, rs, ;, >. IN Cnmcry
Marshall TripcH
DVnSuANT TO \ DECREE or THE
l. Circuit Corut Of llrGxlou county. nm.
nuunccd NJ The fall term 1860, In thc nhr,C.
NAMED cause, will oilvr fer sale 10 thc i;,i,.
rst bidder, nj the front door Of IN" CnSG.,
House, on tile +,h day Of the next Srp,ymhrr
term OF tic Circuit Court Of lIrnX ton ronn,y
the following tiaet' fland situated in saii
county Attract of three hundred and one.
liaII OF an acre Of land, situated on Tnteapd
Duck creeks, north branches orElk river,
tract Of tweniy.onc acres, adjoining same,
situated on Tate Creek. A tract of twn
hundred and twenty three acres on XIX
river aud Duck creek, One other tract ron.
tanning one hundred, and iorty.ilyc ncrcs
,,!aIlet on Elk river opposite the mouth Of
TERMS OF SALE.
credit ofG, l!, Is and q month, will
Oc gwen The purchaser will DO rcqnirc,l 10
give BOND with approved personal security,
ana lien will oc retained on the land until
Inc purchase money is paid Ns further 20.
curly. FGhRS0y Il, ADAMS,
nupI.lt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-12
WELCOME HOME.

Arrival and Reception of Judge DOwling-The
Seneca's Cruise in Search Of tho Steamer
Queen.
At an early hour yesterday the friends OF Judge
Bowling assembled In force on board the police boat
Seneca and proceeded down the Bay in search OF
their returning friend Every preparation had been
made On board to give the popular Judge fitting
reception, and the boys amused themselves on the
way testing the quality Of the champagne, which by
general consent was allowed to be excellent. The
cool breeze on the Bay during the sury heat OF the
day made the excursion truly q pleasure, and
nothing but
THE SWELL OF THE DEF SEA
seemed to affect the nerves or the appetitcs Of the
Judges lusty friends. Fortunately for the Jolly
looks OF some OF the party IL was not necessary to
tempt too far the dangers Of the deep, as the ship
Which bore the fortunes Of Joe" hove in sight. AS
soon as 1t was discovered to be the wlshed.for
Queen the Seneca put about her helm and laid
by, Judge Dovng's friends gathering to the side
and giving hearty cheers while the artillery of the
ship spoke in thunderous tones responses 10 the
welcome. rhe greatest enthusiasm was manifested
and as soon as the queen cast anchor she was at
once boarded. and then cnsued hand.sha king that
threatened to dislocate the Judges arm. However
HE ESCAPED ALIVE,
ana the eXuDerance or bis friends having some What
subsidized, Joe recounted Tor tier amusement some
racy anecdotes OF his visit to the Old World. such
fun and such jokes, and above all such hearty
laughing al them, are not often enjoyed and by the
time The Judge mad been got Oh board the Seneca
10 ue landed at the Barge ONCE, everybody Was in
the best OF luinor with himself and the world M
large. The Judges health was drunk, and the fair
Lydla, companion OF the voyage was not FORGOTTEN
but was freely
TOASTED IN FLOWING BUMPERS.
Judge Downing looks in excellent health, and
seems 10 have enjoyed his trip immensely. He Is IA
brown as berry but II must not be concluded from
this mat he las been "tone brOwn' In Europe
Rather guess not Among those the Seneca
were PRESIDENT Smith, Of the Police Board, and Com
mlssioLers Manierre and Barr. eX-Congressman
Morgan Jones, superintendent kesO John Stacom,
Warden OF tho city Prison; Captain kennedy, Sixth
precincts; Christopher O'Connor, Archibald Full.
leiton, Captain Irving, Detective Force; Mr.. John
Hogan Toinbs Court: Alderman Conan and his
brother; Detectives Farley and Doran; Sergeants
Meyneer, Douglass and John J. Quinn. After the
examination or baggage &C the Barge ONCE the
party proceeded TO the foot or Warren street, and
the Judge was escorted to his residence by his
friends, where they left him TO seek much needed
repOse after Inc excitement OF lhe day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-12
THE "CONNAUaHT RANGERS.

Tie New "FsaiIess Eighty .eiahth, L.ookiua
fer Colonel.
A general meeting OF the new regiment, the fear.
less Eighty eighth, was held last evening at Cous,i
tuition Hall, Tweniysecond street and Third avenue.
Some five hundred men were present, all Young. ALI
earnest and all Infused with the spirit OF the occa.
sion. There seemed to exist among all present n
singular unanimity OF purpose for an Irsn
assembla2e. Captain Cooney was called TO the
chalr He read the roll Of members, some ej0
already signed most OF whom answered to their
names. Major Harmon, of East New York. said
that no had thirty-dve men, and expected ten more
In the course Of a week. Captain Lyddy was called
upon to address the meeting. lie said-.I believe in
those numercais, 50. The 'Faugh a Bauoohs,
nave proved themselves Ia many well
l0ught Held, anu, though always dghJing for an
mien government, were always brave men.
what this regiment wants now Is colonel. Tie
nucleus the stun, Is here but we want colonel.
ne must be man OF means. He must Guido Jim
FISK, II necessary. because We want man who
VII! bring the regiment 70 that pitch that they VIII
60 honor TO the country they came from. We form
tWo-thlrds OF the population and we ought TO have
SIX regiments Instead OF one, ana we could have
them II there was proper Organization.v
MAJOR COnyngham followed IN the same strain.
lie sad mat he had seen tho Eighty fight IN
tne irish Brigade ana he knew what they were, and
ne wanted 20 see q regiment who knew their duty
700 well to fire on deenceloss citizens.
Some other speeches followed, after which the
meeting adjourned amid great enthusiasm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-12
JERSEY JUSTICE.
Important Dec SIGN Regarding the Justices,

Important Dec SIGN Rc 4nrdiDg tho Justices,
Act.
At the Mercer county Special Sessions yesterday
question arose for the consideration OF the Court
Judge Reed presiding as to the construction OF the
supplement 10 the Justices Court act, passed al the
last session Of the New Jersey Legislature. The
question was raised by Mr. vroom, puzzle pro-
secutor, whether, under section third of That act
tho Justices were entitled to their costs upon aega
Indictments, aud whether they were entitled TO
costs In every case sent up whether there was con-
victon or not. The Court held that the Justices
were entitled TO costs IN every case whether there
was u conviction or not, '"'A'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-12

Gus OF every extension OF federal power because the
path to consolidation leads on 10 despotism. 1t
lights for equality against privilege democracy
against government by the ballot against
government by the dollar and the oayonet. II looks
tnem whence comes the inspiration or every great
REFORM And 1t now especially calls on the masses
of the republican ana labor reform parties-the
"pain peOpleu who are interested least IN mere
party triumpls and most In such measures OF re.
form as shall give the worktnpman a fair share
OF the wealth he creates while laying on him only q
fair share of the Just burdens OF government-t0
help il overthrow the republican party all OF whose
polfces tend 10 strengthen, exempt ana exalt CAPT.
tai, ana weaken, burden and degrade labor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-12
MOEOPOLISTS ON THE FRONTIER,
| Upper Missouri Officials Need Looking Alter
suffers Attempting TO Monopoize Trade.

OpVer MissDuri UfncinIs Need Looking Alter
suffers Attempting TO MOn0polize Trade.
CHICAGO, August II, 1871.
The Sioux City (Ney.l Times OF the 9th Inst. pub.
fishes an anonymous letter addressed to General
Hancock. charging Messrs Peck Durfee, who
have charge OF oil the trading posts on the Upper
Missouri, with gross frauds, and also with abusing
the rights aud privileges given to them by the gov.
eminent. The writer says they nave induced Gene
Ial STANLEY, the district commander to issue q
general ORDER prohibiting citizens or soldiers from
purchasing goods from any one except the post sui.
ler anu II Is also claimed tnat they have refused
carry TO certain posts on their line OF boats, nOtwI
standing ihat they are common carriers oil pack
ages addressed 10 citizens or soldiers which they
believe 10 contain provisions or clothing. This the
writer claims ~ all done with the cOuntenance and
c0nnIyanoe VI the military authorities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-12
MAZZTNI'S MANIFEsT0.

Address 10 the Workinsmen Of Italy-Ths liner.
national and the Paris Commune Severely
Denounoed-Eazzini's Love Of Labor
What lie Says About the Men Who
Deny Their God, Their Country
and the Rights Of Individual
PropertyThe Union Of
Italy 70 Be Conae-
crate1 at Rome
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-12
VICE PRESIDENT COLFAX.
MILWAUKEE,, Augu

MILWAUKEE, August IT, Is7I.
Vice President Colfax arrived here last evening"
and Will remain over to-day as guest OF Il. y.
Bolton number OF prominent citizens took
breakfast with hm thus morning. Amer visiting
prominent places OF interest to-day and reception
THIS evening lie VIII leave for ST. Paul.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-12
THE ST. LOUIS EXPRESS ROBBERY.
ST. LOUIS, NO.. Aupust II

ST.. LOUIS, NO., August II, 1871
Detective Harrlgan, who has been WORKING mn IN.
robbery OF the United states Express delivers
wagon, In this city, last month, recovered ,ooo
tue 80 COO Kansas Pacific Railroad bonds. which com.
piiseu much tne largest part OF the booty farcn
road. N~"S "~sA'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-12
THE ITALIAN CELEBRATION.

The Committee OF Arrangements or the Italian
celebration request all societies, civic and military,
American and foreign, IN this and the adjoining
cities, who may desire to take part in the coming
decoration, 10 commemorate win the committee
before Lie l0tb Instant nc 407 BrOOle street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-12


anu GERMAN oont agree. My father has been dead
many, many years, but remember what he told mo
When was youns-that should never marry out
Oh my own nauon. Then, turning to the Under
Sheri1, lie mfr Campbell, you know that book
YOU brought me to readP II was two years ago
That book was English, but 1t was true / real it
and understood II, every word: and Won know xhar
! tod you about 1t then The Condemned man
here placed his hand upon his heart. You Know,
book; 1t was true. The Under Sheriff ASKED If he
wonld not Ike to look over the book again. Tie
sad no; II was me print and there is nerve runs
from Tue eye right back TO the brain: when Won
read lne print IL tires the nerve ami that mases
y0nr heau acne and cOnfuses your BRAIN Besides
he added ] read my book (Bl6e). When asked Il
he "ou n IN company In his cell during the night,
T., He DID NOT SLEEP MUCH
IN .he nsnt put sat up ana read his book, and he
also expected Father PAYER, OF 81. BonIclcipsi
church, who had remained with him during rne on
, sre day previous, anu prayed with him. preparing
ni aa ior inc great change that awaited HIM. lie
Wnom lie said he would also pray with his last
DIeath: ne said he wished 70 write on n piece OF
pap n 'ne lnanks no wished 10 offer 70 Mr.. Beck
Wills tne Janer'sl family Tor their many kindncsscs
10 MN. lnen retiring TO the pallet In one corner of
ms room, which Is very large one ON an upper
ween NC ~ nay "owm ana began speaking OF MS wife,
wsvpinn IN me inidst or broken sentences. As the
Mdi.er ieit MN nc offered the hopc that possible
v,unSe g,t YET exist for his life Tho condemned
ma smooH s neal 1eebly and mute cd, "Therc
o mvpe nave suucred long and must now be pre-
parcd 10 meet nv God" In the interior yard OF tho
ya.i ,ue Workmcn wero preparing the gaOws turing
nnr,un V, wy V anu laying down plank platform.
a wu ~, ~, wednesday night when the condemned
was yeI under The influence OF his long interview
VIII, RATHER Payer nc was restless and wept freely
as he slept He retired ut halfpasT eleven on tnat
nlghS and arose rather late. During yesterday ne
became became more iranqul and was quito seLposscssed
uuuI,re Aue interview above described At about
haf-past eight O'Clock In the evening Alderman kel.
abu ALDERMAN Parsons called to the prisoner.
'hcse gentlemen had Interested themselves IN tie
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-22

Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Whe&t-IrrsgulAr and fairly active; No
opened a, l73 3al l6S; closed at l 17saI la
cash or Dec; seller Jan sold st lSsl l9; closed
At loal lst; seller Feb 20sal ] 2I3; closed
at inside price; No dull and lie lower At 2l4;
No 5quieI At O7s; sales OF No l, . cars at 2I3,
Nc 2, AZ cars and 1000 bu at I73 10, ,OOO bu
st II, Is cars an d 25,00O bu at III; 10, 90 bu
81 log; No 3. 9 cars and 20 storage Al l 07A.
Corn-Aetlve and firm and traction hig her;
No selling ~ 4oa4os ea.h; slosin steady at 4e4
a+o2; Jan 40 05A403; Feb 4I4A4lb; rejected qaiet
&c cars at 40 lie; II cars and 5,O0S bu at 40s;
A cars and Is ,OO0 bu 4o4; 50 cars and 0.oOo bu
at 400; rejected cars at 3S4.
| OAts--In better demand and higher; No 2
sold ut 3lIa3ls; closed steady at 81 cash; re-
jocted qEist a, 2StA26s; sales No 2 s caTsAt 3l3;
5000 bu l6 cars At 49, 5000 bu at 32s; rejected
| l car at 2Sl; 2csrs at 80.
! Rye-Nominal; 6Sf bid for fresh Mol and .;
nOsales.
BArlcy-Bstter demand and firm; No 60a6li
closing ct outside price; No 3 80; sales 30 2, :
cars at 60; cars st 604; car at 603; cars 81
So3 8 cars at 40; car SO.
Whisky-Firm at SS.
Dressd Hogs-Quiet ard lower at 1 s0s4 s5
most sales at oOa4 Il
Provisions-Unsett an weak; pork lower
closed at 1910 cash; II 90 Jan; Is 45sl3 81
Feb; 13 65al3 IS March bid andsrd asked green
meat: shoulders %; rough sides 5Bs54; hams 6!
as, according to weight,
LArd-Closed at cash: Jan 81: Feb So
At evening board cash pork WAS dull at 10 II
asked; l3 90 bid; seller Feb 13 45. Lard 81 bid
closed steady with small offerings. Meats dull
Receipts--Flour 3l03; wheat 20,4S0; sorr
99,345; oats 3345; rye 1859; barley 9s40
dressed hogs 1045.
shipments-Flour 2992; wheat none; corr
1851; oats T744; rye none; barley 1000
drs- sed hogs 1888.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-22
The Chicago ximes and the Lib.
eral Movement.

The Chicago Times is recognized as the
leading organ of the Democracy, and its
words may be we'll needed. In its issue OF
Deoembss 2lst ID makes the following com
ments upon the action of the Liberal move
meny in Missouri:
The action Of the Liberal Republican
party in Missouri is, then, the first fruit Of
the passive policy" first proposed and
earnestly advocated BY inAueamAl and Pc
rriotio democrats in the same state. To
snalyze the reasons assigned for this action
or sndsAvor to measure the impel-
ling motives Of the actors by strictly
logical aud ethical standards, might
not be attended with gratifying success.
Bat it is sufficient to know thai however
illogical, they are nevertheless very human
actions. The real question for the consid-
GRAFTON Of patriotic men is not one relating
10 the means, but to the end which it is
sought TO attain thereby. True statesman.
ship is the science Of sxpediency applied to
the conveyance Of correct principles into
ds6nitivs results. Means are nothing but
the scaffoldinR, TO be changed TO salt the
purposes of the builders, and to be dis
oArded when the edi6ce is finished.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-22

How TO GET SrASINA.-Iron frames and
sIroug nervous systems are not the lot Of
all But the feeble need not despair. By
adopting the right means they may live as
long and enjoy life as much as their more
robust neighbOrs Physical inauguration is
however, necessary to this end; and while
the spirituous tonics and nervines usually
administered, eventually dspress both body
and mind. Da j. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERs invs-iAsly supply new
vigor TO the frame, while they regulate every
diIordered function.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-22
RATES OF ADVERTISING,

+. For each square, or The space ossupisd by ten
lines Of solid henpaFsil, One Dollar Tor sash il.
ssrtion. E e -e
Special Notices, 70 cents Per iins. when in=
serted months or more, 80 Per cent. above rssu.
lar Advertising rates.
7 ocmmunieations, or articles iassYtsd aaoas
reading matter, Is cents per line.
DAILY AID WsHKLI.--A discount Of IS per
cent. win be made from the weekly ratss, On
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter is inserted in both Daily and Weekly.
Deabls Columns will be charged - per cent
additional. - c5
FoR al transient advsHtissmsh advance pay
msnt 10 required.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-22
Hight In Jeliet.

The name Of this place has no particular
charms to evil dosrs, but to the traveller who
has ever put up .. the National Hotel 1t
has. The proprietor is W. B. Caswell, .
genuine man, and On excellent landlord,
esteemed BY all. This we know from lit
tie circumstance that came under our own
observation, st St. Louis, day before ysster.
day. At the express office We noticed .
box marked to his address, what il con-
tanned We shall never tell, bot . plainly
framed GARD, bearing the following indict-
ment accompanied the box. We secretly
obtsined q copy Of this, bot could not fnd out
she nature Of the other contents. Will the
Republican give us . little light on the sub
jsci?
ST. LOUIS, Mo,
25th Dec, 1871.
W b CAswELL, ESQ,
Proprietor National Hotel,
Joliet, Ill =.
mar Friend: Having long entertained high
opinion OF you as the possessor OF those sterling
traits OF character that are calculated TO improve
society and elevate manhood, and having Tor years
looked upon you as a shining light IN dark places,
and ruide to the weary wanderer travelling to and
fro upon this earth, we feelIt Christian duty TO
testify in a typical manner and by proper testimon-
ial more papable than words or gilded letters, our
kindlest regard trusting IL may prove pleasing re-
minder in the darkest hours Of your charitable mis-
siou-as YOU have been to so may this be 10 you.
Accept IT, therefore, with the kindliest wi shes,
and with the hope that it may be emblemAtlc al of
yourself aud your generous mission. Believing
that you will cherish 1t long in its beauty, and
be happy iu its tight, when the memory of other
scenes aud other Joys shall fail and that your own
delicate of appreciation in the fulne of your
heart will now consider all said which should be
on this auspicious occasion.
We remain, always and truly,
Your MANY FRIENDS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-22
ROBBERS ExPECroRAL WILD oHERRY
TONIC.


Ia the best known remedy for sore throat,
in its worst and most aggravated forms.
Hundreds have been cured by only using
one bottle. Il 10 also an unfAllible remedy
and sure cure for fever and ague and oil
diseases of the stomach and intessines,
Dispspsia, Pain Of the Kidneys and back
InaAm alton of the bladder, gravel. 1t il
pleasant to take and can be given to any
child. Ladies, young or old, suffering from
general debility weakness and irreg gularitiss
will find il an sfhcacious and never failing
remedy. Call for il AZ John Bsngsson's, OF
address J. Rohrer, sole proprietor, Lancaster
Pa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-22

Some people suffer, and their friends sus-
fer, from severe pain, while they spend
more money foolishly than it would cost to
cure them, if they used Rsnne's PAin-Kill-
ing Magic Oil. Take our advice and use
this popular and certain cure for such ills as
hAah and bone are heir TO.