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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-14
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Maguire's
ShRSAPARHlA MTTERS
WITH IRONY

FyAA Anokslt
The hest BEooD, STOMACH AND Liver Medi- |
cine ever offered to the public. tits very agree
able to the taste and will not affect the teeth as
Iron preparations generally do.
What IL wiH do IT will be found vastly su-
perior 10 any of the Calisaya and Iron SO extern
Eiveiy used for invigorating the system. 1t will
make blood; likewise thicken it. 1t will restore
the pale and I'M Isolated the weak and debilitsted
TO ooler, Hlesh, health and strength in an inered-
ibly short time. 1t will siren gthen the nursing
| mother and increase the flow of milk, also bene-
fit the child at the breast and prevent many OF
| the complaints to which children are subject in
infancy. 1t win tend to restore the eyesight
when impaired by continued application in read
ing, writing sewing, by siren gthening the OPP
tic nerves. 1t will give vitality to the mental
faculties when depressed by close onfnement to
study or business pursuits, and prevent nervous
headaches. 1t win purify the blood and pre-
vent the breaking out of boils, pimples and other
sruptions caused by poverty of blood. 1t vii
restore the genital organs, when weak, to 9
healthy condition, regulate the menstrual period
also relieve debility caused by summer heat or
excessive prespir ation.
have not estimated the value Of this excel
lent medicine,
Price, $t'00 per bottle.
/ J. q c. MAGUIRE,
Chemist and Druggists, Sole Propristors,
ST. LOUIS.
/ Also proprietors of Mcguire celebrated BENZ
| PLANT, q sure cure for Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Cholera Morbus and the Asiath Cholera. All
orders from responsible parties promptly flled
mehS7-dwly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-14
er Syph.litic rheumatism
and Neuralgia,


Thoroughly eradirated Mercury and all dis
eGses arising from sn impure poisonous state
Of the Blood, sad / defy those Who suffer from
EHoh diseases to obtain q radical cure without
the aid Of this important remedy.
II operates on the system entering the blood,
neutraiiEnE the virus OF poison r.-sstA blish x
the healthy functions, Of the animal economy
sud thereby nasiipg the system to eradicate the
disease and cast of the obnoxious matter by the
Bowels, Urine, Breath and Skin, causing no
sensible excavations
II is pleasant to take. assmilstes readily with
the food, aud does nos interfere with the usual
diet or advocations
Enclose cent stamp and send for sealed cir
eElEr.
All communications strictly confidential.
PRiee S. 90 per bottle seDt free from observation,
By mail or express, TO any address, on receipt of
the money. Address
JOHN r WILLIAMSON,
Druggist and PhArmaeeutist,
In Medical College Building, corner Of Blondeau
and Seventh streets, KEOkUk, IONA
m2f-dly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-14

Shameful IS our tariff system is, the dark
est blot in It is that portion which taxes
medicines aud niserv.
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UNION HOTEL,
Cor. 4th and Myrtle Streets.

cl. LIZ M "
FHIS House has just been rehtted and thor
L oughly renovated. Is centrally located.
The proprietor viii spare no pains to make 1t .
good irst-olass, second rate house.
Transient price, 50, per day
nev25-dly III. 9. RACBY, Proprietor.
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Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
THE GREAT FEKNCH RAsfED 4.
DELAEARREE SPECIFIC PILLS,

DELkhAhREE sFEClFIU FILLS,
Prepar d by GARAEcIERE d DUPoET, No. 214
Rue Lombard, Paris and highly Teeomnen-
ded by the entire Medical Faeulty Of
France,
Are the Vo = hest remedy in all cases of sperma-
torrhosa, Seminal Weakness; Nigh Iy or
Daily or Premature Emissions Sexual Weak
ness or Iupotency; Weakness arising from Sc
cret Habits and Sexual Excuses; Relaxation OF
the Genital Organs Weak Spine; Lime" or
"Biek dust" deposits In The rine Milky Dis
charges" etc, and All the ghastly train Of symp-
toms arising from ovsruse or Excuses.
They Cure when all other remedies fail.
Fun directions In each box.
Price 81 per box, or boxes for SIS.
Sold by the principal Druggists, or will be
sent by mail, securely sealed from al observ Atian
by enclosing price to the Sole General Agent for
Ameriea, JOB MOSES, Is Corti,udt street, New
York. Pamphlets OF advice sert free to any ad d.
dress.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED


Doctor Schenek's parsonol statement to the
Faculty of his own cure was Ia these woras;
MANY years ago I WAS In the last stages Of
consump tiou, confined to my bed, and at one
time my pm stefan thought | could not live =
week then, like drowning man catching at .
straw, heard Of aud obtained the propositions
which nov offer to The public, and they rnsde
perfect cure of 1t seemed 10 me that /
oouid feel them penetrate LAy whole systsn.-
They soon rIpened the matter in my lungs, and
would spit up more than q pint Of offensive
yellow matter every morning for long time.
AS that began to subs,de, my cough,
lever, pain and night sWeAti ali began 10 leave
ne, al my appetite became 80 great that IL wSs
with dlfhcuity thai eonId Keep from eating too
much, soon gained ny strsngJh, and have
grown to flesh ever since.
II was weighed shUrtiy after ray recovery"
sdded the doctor, then locking ike mere
Sc eeton, my e~els ht was but ninety seven lbs
my present weight as two hundred aha twenty
nve (2z5) pounos, aud for years have eBjey ed
uninterrupted health
Dr. sohen ok has discontinued his professional
visits TO New York End Boston, but AT his otdoe
No. % North Sax th street, between the hours OF
y A. Nj. aud r. H., ne or ms son, DR.. j. d.
5chensk, Jr., sees patients every Saturday.
tn csc who wish thorongd examination with
the Respirometer viii be charged 50. The Res
promoter declares the exact condition OF the
lungs, and patients readily learn whether
they are cureabe or not.
The directions tor taxing the medietnes are ad-
&pted to the intelligence even Of child. FoL-
low these directiens, and kind Nature will 30
the rest, Ell oeptng that in some cases the Men
drake Pills are to be taken IN increased doses
the three med Icines need other accom- pani-
ments than the ample instructions that accom-
pauy them. Frat create appetite. or returning
health hu ger is the most welcome symptom.
When it comes, as it viii come, ss t he despairing
at once be of good cheer. Good blood at once
follows, the cough loosens, the night sweat is
abated. In q short time both these morbid
symptoms are gone forever.
Dr. sehencks medicines are constantly Kept
In tens of thousands OF families. AS laxative
or purgative the Mandrake Pills are standard
preparation while the Pulmonie Syrup az
curer Of coughs and colds may be regarded az
propbylaoteric against consumption in any of
it's forms.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and 6esweed
Tonic $I.50 bottle, or 800 half dozen. Man
drake Pills rs cents box. For sale by all
druggists and dealers. mohl6-dwly
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EVERETT HOUSE.

BYRON a. BALDWIN 4 CO., PROPRIErORs.
Corner CLARK and Van Buren, Streets,
CHICAGO. ILL.
% This Hotel near Michigan Southern and
Rock IsiSnd DepOts, is centrally located, neatly
and elegantly furnished and win afford to visit
ors and ooun ~ merchants good accommoda-
lions as can be fOund in the city Terms S2.60
per day nchl S-d6
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PALMER HOUSE,

-GhICAGO, ILL.
This new and magnificent Hotel {the finest
west OF New York J, situated corner State and
Quincy streats, was completed and opened Sept.
20, 1879. 1t has two hundred and fifty rooms
tmany of which have bath rooms and water clos
cts attaohed), which are made accessible from
the ground foor, where the grand rotunda and
office is situated, by otis Tuft's best passenger
elevator. W.P F. hEsERVE, Prop.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-14

Agreeable, pigestiJ1e, NoaT4sLing, Satisfy
inq, Soothing, Strengthening.
This farinaeous preparation coAtairs all the
elements necessary far growth and repair. Il
has for years been the principal food for infants
aud lnvslids in England ana the Colonies, and
is proved bv experience 30 be the best epery dag
food far children
Sold IN cans Of all sizes, and in % cent pack
cts for the million By druggists and grOcers gen.
orally.
GALE & BLOCH, BrRggists,
2o2 Randolph street, Chicago, Agents
jr23-d1y
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scHFNck,s sEAMtEp TONIC.

The acioity Of the stomach, So distressing to
patients and dSiTianer la heullh lie sf1ectu-
ally removed. The alkaline constituents OF tbs
Seswsed Tonic accom- tllsh this. In addition to
this 1t inpaFts tone and vigor to th- system, and
enables the patient to take the necessary indoor
exerciAe withoutex Hsustiou. This is vitality in.
pOrtAnt, though too frequently overlooked by
medical men. They advise exercise without
having the patient prepared for it. They tell
him to 90 out into the cool, raaping air when he
Ahou.d be exercising N odes&teIy where the tenn
peisture Is suited TO his diseased condition, and
this too without giving him tsose remedies which
are calculated to iDpArt strength while they
assis, in healing up the liberated lungs and
bronchial tubes
In this brief recital, the public have al an
sSer the question =" Hhy are DT. ISaAenck's
academies 50 ;ooputar2' The problem is solved
$ cle@aiy that none but those who are wilfslIy
olIad cat tail TO understand it. The wonderful
that have been effected by Dr. ScLencE's
remedies, are the living, bresting and moving
advertisements RpGn which DT.aeheuek relies
they furnish the evidence that stan de- unean-
troverted and uneontr0vertibie. To them the
public ia referred, with the most implicit cont
isncs and TO them Dr. Schenck now trump h.
antiy appeals as irrefatAbls proof of the GER
RICHNESS Of his oil-reptsted Rs,eTtion that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-14
THE WORLD is IN ARMS.

Against the new hair-coioring preparations.
Science eondems them. They are virtually dead
NJ lean vi lille,
CriStad0F0'S Excelsior Hair Dye.
proved by time and sanctioned by practical
chemists, has become the standard article Of IT.
oats throughout the length and breadth of the
land. 1t is pOisonless, rapid in its operation,
certain to produce the required shade of color,
and has no equal among hair dyes, either in the
United States or Europe To bsautify and soft
en- the hair after dyeing use
CHRIsTADORo'5 HAIR PREsERVATIVE
As A drsssfpr
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Farm, Spring & Freight
WAGONS,
Buggies and Carriages !

ALL WORK WARRANTED /
We have recently removed to our new aA. spa
cious shops, situAted on the Moline Water Pow
preer, and are pared to I'll all orders with
pomptness and dispatch.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

CoNNELLY 4 MCEKAL,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. je24d4w
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

yONNELLY L McNEAL,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-14

To BE CONTINUED
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Attachment E Office.

CoxSEILY NcNEAL,
Attorneys for PlAintvs. je2ii4w
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DESMOND & co. Prop'rs.
s15 Race street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-02

~ her rs did my husband, who would 40
ANYTHING IN the world to serve ner reel
confident and assured that there is Tou pay some
where. Her marriage was runaway nhNn pu. u
bappy one her husband although not man 10 com
mand very lasting respect she was entirely usyoed To-
lie was i'm the bth Infantry "a also Gen. ketchum
whom knew very we'll and whom we ana 10, kLtntiy ~, n
mlre As to the nordnate passion Tor dress Wch hiIs
Wharton is said to have evinoed, het eXccSslc 49,
and proclivities tn imprudence this IL All Ia- nsn
ample means. Che very domestic ana wrappea mP
I'm her children Some OF my happest days nav si,o
in her house; she WAS very intelligent ana HOS.
ing copversationast; very hosptable keeping open
10 all the officers at the post eIs W d sbc sed
nature with a kind generous heart ana she P. ~,
vithal purc earnest womanliness, winch ctiho' ~
neye capahle OF cOnceiving, much less perpcu"'s' WV
horrible crimes ascrbed 10 her. , ,a,
from The BalJp0Te hmeTtoaa, aug 10 , an =.
T,ore are many rumors floating around inc
city concerning this unfortunate case. Inc iscu
Of the dsinterme. Of the remains OF Mrs. WHAT
TOMS son has excited considerable surprise. mrs.
wharton received $4,000 from insurance companies
on the life OF her son. IL was rumoieu .hat a
family residing on Stricker street, and intimate
friends OF Mrs Wharton, had suffered from inc
effects of her supposed intimate knowledge OF the use OF
poison re IL said that Mrs. Wharton borrowed S2OOO
from one member Of the family in question and on the
cpal and interest. Nothing TO show her Indebtedness
was in the possession OF the lady TO whom the money
was paid who il In very bad health. The lady VINO
loaned the money visited Mrs Whartons residence some
time since and, after leaving there III rev moments,
was seized with commissions, taken to Mrs. Whartons
residence again. and by direction OF the physician VINO
had been summoned was Immediately removed IRON
MRS Whartons house. The physician, II Is said insisted
that the lady should be at once removed from Mrr.
WbartOn's His directions were compiled with, car.
rage procured and lady to the residence OF
her sister-n law Her friends think that some person
gave her strychnine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-02
COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS.
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.

RuRIISGToN, Aug. 1.-The Commencement
exercises Of the University Of Vermont and state Agr
cultural College began on Sunday with Daceaaureo
address by President James ID. Angel peculiar ih'
terest attaches the Commencement OF TINS year.
because IL closes the official connection OF MT Ange
with the University. He has already denNeieu HIS
inaugural address as President OF Michigan University,
and will soon remove TO his new field OF labor IN the
West For nearly years he has been urged 10 accept
the new position He will find at Ann Aroor WORK
which, Though attractive young ana AMBITIOUS man.
will not in ali respects PERHAPS be 30 congenal 10 Ills
tastes as that which he leaves behind. -, -
usual, TO hear the address Mr.. Angel Is q
iayman, and never takes a formal text anu
suggests some truth the consideration OF the gradn
ang class. and makes some praetca , II IRE
The theme Of the discourse was, III general
Hopefnnes applied 70 The aee atSs U e a.
without the religious element No one sa!u ,, ~,
dent does Hn act WIN The that
It is done for the time. go when one enters upon
new path a. is with feeling Of hope, which is Deedful TO
give an initial veracity to his acts. There many
kinds OF hope. One may be called teInperamehta. ~
DO without moral element or II IL he
not guided by Intelligent judgment ~ becomes Jre
youth may base his hopes for success III INC iu'do
upon his achievements in the past, but he usually mas
pot the power 10 gauge his own ability ana ne ls u
norant OF the ordeal which lac II TO undergo ~ the woru
Suppose he makes miscalcuatons yet II us an "A
Is not spIualhed ana made rtgios inc pest iaI can
attain to high order OF physical hno r
Sifc But there Gospel Of tbll-t more eHtcNt
gospel OF culture aud the hghcst hope u That when
ifists To the love aud infinite goodness OF t'ou I,
hope makes up the Christian philosophy OF me- ana WIZ
endure all storms and trial.
The address In the evening before the Society Of Re
igOus Inquiry delivered by Prof g. n. Weber FRO
lessor 0f intellectual Philosophy at Mddlebnry College
The Corporation mas voted 10 admit women TO the
University under rules 10 be hereafter presented by
the Faculty. On Wednesday, In addition TO the usual
exercises VI Commencement Day. Prot. NJ. H. BnckiGm
VIII be inasgurated President of the University TblA
afternoon address was delivered before the Alumni
by T. X. Pangbern Of Jersey City, Nj.
MADISON UNIVERSITY.
HAMILTON, N. Y, July 30.-rhe Commence
men exereisos0f this college were opened this morning
with the annual before tls Es~- Sosb ps"ist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-02
TIE JEROME PARK AND SARATOGA Ass0CIA-
TIONS-CLOsING OF THE STAKES OF 1872
AND 1873.

TIE JEROME PARK AND SARATOGA ASsOClA-
TIONS-CLOsING OF THE STAKES OF 1872
AND 1873
The Saratoga stakes for 1872, for twO-year
Old colts and es $50 entrance T. p with 81 600 added,
has closed with ~ subscribers showing an increase Of 10
last year, and making its value $500. Messrs
Hunter and Trayers have less than ten entries two
OF them the produce Of Censor three OF Eclipse two Of
IAamn eton one Of Astorod of Planet, and of
the fashionable English sire, Parmesan. John o'Donne
has two Of the Lightning stock; Mr.. Belmont
three Of bis stallion, Kentucky; Francis Morris
has three Of the Eclipse blood while Gov. Bowie and
MIR. Watson each represented by one OF the same
stock Planet has several Of his progeny in IT, for r. W.
Walden NJ. H. Sanford Col McDanels, and j. Coar have
each Of that stock engaged Australian has four and
bennington also four, Mr. Cameron having three OF the
latter engaged while Mr. Jerome and 5ir COar have one
each OF the former ana MT Ltteli tWC-ohe ON OF tle
famous mare idleNtid and named ny fancitu trans
~ yet unknown sire Concord, OF Lexington has
three OF his progeny ~ IT, while the English sres Fly
and MOulsey and tie h0mebred Beacon, Backbird,
Jack Malone and jerome Edgar haue each single rep
The Kentucly Stakes for 1872 for twoyeart d. 500
each 500 forfeit and t<a0 added, has 80 subscribers
This wear there were 81 entries that there Is an in
crease Of for 1872. The majority Of them are The same
As I'M the SARATOGA stakes The grayers Stakes for 1879
for tbreey earOlds $50 cntrec D. D., with $500 added
10y the AssOcialor and 500 A. plate by W X ifafers'
ESQ President has ~ eubscrsteTs against IS TINS year.
luaEng fe stakes worth $3.50 The Alabama stakes for
1873 for three year old fies go eac T. T., WIN SVN
added has II Subscribers with SDa Ihe kcIlnf Slhket
for 7s7s for three years 500 entrance, so forfeit,
with Al 900 added has 81 subscribers, showing an III
crease Of % over The present year ,o.. p, -.
Al Jerome Park, TIE Nursery Stakes ior lst IH wv"
yearOds, $50 each a., with 1900 aldrn' has 90 s
scribers making the Stake wcItb SSS 90 "ih ~, sSV
goes 10 the second horse TIE Belmont Bihes iQl 1900
Tor thTeeyear Oids 500 eaeh so forfeit tlIO hacu ~
the Clnb, and tl60 I'm pate by TIE President A. Bel
on, bar 70 nominations against "a bs year me Ia
es Stakc Tor 1919 for three yedTOiG HHf, sDV '"S1
i" tiNO added has 80 nominations, again ~ % 6IJ
.Le Jerome Stakes for 1873 Cate the Ghs'npkh S,ahD
t,c c Sd 500 s pSt each b. t. Ttn 20 noS ny
pstons i>SaIDst 10 last year. To BatutY >akts ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman House-Senator Stewart of Nevada,
Gen A. Gorlon OF the Russian legation the Rev. DR..
Savage OF Rhinee, Y, and C. Austen Browne OF Bos-
ton. - Fiffh-Auonue HOtst-The Hon. w. ii. Barnun,
NJ C. of Connecticut the Hon Smith NJ Weed OF Platts-
burgh, N. Y, james Casey, Collector OF the Port OF
New-Orleans James d. Clay Of Kentucky, and Erastus
Corning jr, OF Albany. zs 4stor HOuse-Ihe Hon. III.
H. sarkweather NJ. CO. Of Connecticut, ExConR gresham
Burt Van Horn of Lockport, NJ Y, A. r. Lieb OF the
Treasury Department, Commander r. y. Sull and Com
mander +. A. Roe, u. g. Navy. - Giiseg Hobse-Col.
m & McComb OF Delaware. S. Nicholas UOteL-
Col Wood OF Chicago and Col. o. o. Nelson
Of Georgia 80 Netc- York Hotet-Gen W. T. Martin Of
Natehez and Col. W. H. Reynolds Of Providence. 80
Brcroort Hose-Francis b. Hayes President OF the At
Iantic and Pacific r. X. Co.; Gen. III. j. Hunt and Col
Rock n 8 A. 49, Westminster HOtet-C0mmander
Henry Wilson, U. 8. Navy. - Stirteodnt HouseLThe
Hon j. II. seueg OF Ithaca +. T. Lailin State Prison
man House-Ex- Mayor Berret OF Washington ana the
Rev DR.. Payne OF Schenectady; 80 50 james Hont-
the Hon e. NJ Madden OF Middletown, n. \.
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THE BALTIMORE POISONING CASE.
DIsINTERMENT oP MRS. wHARTON's SON - A
TRIBUTE FROM FRIEND-RUMoRs.

The Baltimore Gaz>tte, AuO. /.
On Friday, District Attorney A. Leo Knott
along with DisIictAttOrney Bush OF Montgomery
County, with view 10 the dsinterment Of the body OF
Henry q. Wharton, of Mrs Ellen G. Wharton now in
prison at Baltimore under the charge OF Wholesale pOls
Oning. On Saturday morning Deputy Marshal OF Police
Frey Of Baltimore, along with Professors Aiken and
Miles Jacob Weaver undertaken, arrived In Norris
town. and at proceeded 10 the performance OF
their unpleasant tack Sexton Jonas Wonsetlsr OF ST.
Johns Episcopal Church and assistant, under the
perintn0ence OF undertaken Weaver who brought the
body Of deceased 10 NOrristONn April H. 1870 from Bal
church at about l0OclOck and at ~ o'clock
had removed the earth and brought the coffin containing
had been OF wood. covered with black cloth, and
presented, when taken ont OF The ground decayed ap
peaTance, the silver handles and plate containing In
SepOns having become almost entirely detached from
at hand when the covering was removed and the
exposed hight. Prot Miles at proceeded 10
IN four Jars, winch were Theoretically sealed They VIII
be taken TO Baltimore where their contents Will be sub
ected % a thorough chemical analysis The body was
very much decOmpOsed IL had been onTed since the
ton Icing removed, the body renteTred number
OF prof Sslona and scientific men al NOrrifOwn as well
~ of Baltimore ~ere present az the cXhuhation. The
trial of Mis-. wharton viii commence IN september,
during The second week OF that month.
The fOOw wing Is an extract from recent letter writ
e.en by old friend Df Mrs. Wharton. who knew her
Ia.ny years ~ the army posts the trontiers>
= 30 you know that tis Mrs WhaTtoO OF whom you
WTe--the preioUded pIlsOncr-Nas ONE Of hest
frieplsG cannot teG YOU how shocked Ia read
tte ceo1Iut- a. her present situation feel should lie
ouitc NiINpg to stsdT o. innocence, simply from my
IRE yiois EupWlrdge of heb cAafattAg ana lie. nrtt
knew her befvr narTtage ~ Fort Gibson, where she
Was HIyCrha! ItVOfi pD!lNGt nap "a blood aud IN
NEEDING haze been 90 her faiLrs hOnhe ~ Pladci-
,hia an have kOwA all about her since her marriage.
fhe was alro at Fort .CsrBcy, ante had ieei!
red four or i've wears. where beca''a vsrv fond