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|I~nsoIVsnt Notice.
FOR SALE.
Lots for Sale In Ida City, On LsRg
Island, New fork.

IDA CITY Is situated on Long Island, 50
miles from New York city, the Long Island
Railroad running centrally through Ida city.
Lots there are hereby offered for sale an she
fOlIoving terms: F1ny dollars each, on q
credit OF ten years, payable in tan annual IN
stslmentz-say s. co per year on eSeh lot.
The parties owning the above properly pro-
nose to sell to the Southern people one-nalf
81 the lots, say z0cO, on he above terms
without Interest. The East River Bridge "A
now in process OF construction coAneetlng
Manhattan Island, upon when new AOiA
situated. with Long Island.
This Is a good opportunity tOr any person
OF this section Of country 20 invest suaALL
sra aasv and within the reach OF ali. Prop
eTfv On i0ug Island viii rapidly increase In
Vaiue a. soon as East River bridge IS COM
Nsno the City OF Ida can be seen, and full
tnSornasffou given, upon application being
@aJa ~ Hf. FONTAINE.
Corresponding Secretary,
10 30. - Madison street.
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SIMMONS R~E6ULATOR.

WE nave tested its virtues, and know that
w Tor Dyspepsia. BiIiOusness and tnroo-
hing Headache, IL il the best medicine the
world ever saW-tEdttOr Telegraph ana AH
sauger- Macon Ga
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ST. VINCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRARDEAU, no.
THE TwENTY-NINTH ANNUAL sEs-
sion will
Open on Monday, September a, 1871.

Vice-President
nE For particulars apply to Very beV.
Father Riordon, V.G., at St Patr1eks Chureh.
fyH dAW
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PEAB D HOTEL
Cor. Main and MOnrOs Streets.

u,HE undersigned have leased the above
new and elegant Hotel Tor q term o.
HOUSE In every respect; and solicit the
n-sfronage of the travelling public.
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SipQpQon9
andINDIGEsTION

andINDIGESTION
extent than proba-
adV. nj relief Is
s~oaghtaftsc- 1.-THE
action, health
hiV secured. amt
Liver causes Head-
IaundIcs, Pain In
Oh, Dizziness, Sour
IN the Mouth, Bal
tatiOn OF the b eart,
Spirits, or Blues
r symptoms, which
h r. GULATOk i
that hiss ever been
mildly, e~rsctualiyt
Die com
injury. II Is harm
70 has been used for
dreds OF the good
parts OF the cOun'
It's virtues.
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We give below what it cost to keep
IN the White House, fOrthe past year
ending June 30th, taking a recent
statement in the Congressional Globe
as authority. These figures embrace
the expenses Of the White House from
T,Iv I 1870. 10 June 80, 1871:
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HOTEL,
RIVERSIDE, Ill.

TNHIY most beautiful and healthy summer
resort is now pen for the reeePtion "
guests The buildings, comprising Jig n
nlitOry. RetecLOry, Pavilion and Ausic IA
CODA. with 400 feet OF covered Vcfah9ahs' -
new, and most admirably arranged InL sne
comfort and enjoyment OF guess, VII
farce well ventilated Handsomely Unfinished
rooms. lighted with gas and supplied Will
runhing water. Ten miles rom oaicS5V'
and only thirty-hv minutes rlde on tnsO ,
III and % ~ X. with twenty-fOur trains a
nav. located in Riverside Park, which COM
prfses 1890 acres, beautifully improved, anoLu-
me many miles OF delightful PARK ana forest
drives aud p-rOmeuades equal 70 thoss ~
Central Park, N Y, with the ADVANTAGES OF
the celebrated sulphur ana htEnetlc a
rom anrin0s on the premises, and with nne
boatipg and shing facilities ON the aux
PLANES River, It is rendered one OF the most
attractive resorts 10 be found on the contl-
mani and aaOrds home comfort, with the
most charming surroundings. Application
for rooms, etc., received at the HoJei, OF a.
nv ONCE. u Washington street, chicago. II.
fvSI II. NJ EINSLEI, Manager
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Total. only

@0N4A S-A
'sThose who can remember the
gold spoons story, told by Ogle Of
Pennsylvania, and which elected Gen
eraI Harrison President of the United
States, viii look over these figures
with some considerable surprise, but
what will the plain farmers say?
every paper requiring the sigma
fure OF President Grant is sent on TO
Long Branch by special messenger,
Who is allowed ten cents a mile mile
age each way, hotel bills and cOntin-
gent expenses. 1t is estimated that
every time the signature Of U. S.
Grant is now appended to any COM
missary order, bigsmy pardon, OF
other paper, it costs the taxpayers
about seventy-fye or a hundred
dollars, according to the expenses con-
sequent to the travel Of these messen-
gers. And all this, while Grant draws
his full salary, smokes his cigar
laughs in his sleeve at cajOled people,
and plots with his crowd Of office
holders to secure a denomination.
What a very patient set of asses the
American people would prove them
selves to be if they should re-elecI
him.
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for the Removal OF ObstruCtlOns and Ia'
Insurance Of Regularity intheRe
eurrenss Of HOHthIy Periods

AHk These Pts are an uJai6ng
~ Female Regulator, intended for
~ special cases; those O6stiaGte ones
49, ,ohere mlder and cheaper medt-
" eiRes fail.
~ They are composed oil the most
ATEgsA active and powerful principles OF
MNNHA plants, roots and berries, so
5k2SAhighly concentrated that each
Gw pill contains more medicinal
A~R strength than q whole box or
- bottle of ordinary dollar medi-
zine in the market. Although pOa0eJid, yet
80 mid and pleasant In heNnPeratton, mai
ne most feeble can take WAX 1r5h perfect
safetyI
RF They may be safely used at any age,
and at any period, EXCEPT DURING H FIRST
THREE MONTHS, during which the unfailing
nature OF their action would infallibly E
YEsr pregnancy.
naT All letters seeking information OF
advice will be promptly, freely and discreetly
answered.
81 Each boz contains about 100 plas, ana
IS sUrapped in tohae paper printed in deep red
letters, 9th faa and erpHeadirectiOns enclosed
az Sent by mail, FREQ Of postage, on
receipt Of price, S., per box.
~ The Cherokee Pills Eo' z are sold
Nv All ~enterprising Druggists in the civilized
world, Some unprineipied dealers, however,
try to sell worthless compounds IN place OF
This: those which they can purchase at q
cheap price, and make more money. AZ you
value your health, do not be deceived ~ .
unprincipled Druggists, ask oTmeseS5, pas,
and take no Others. 1.-THE DRUGGIST VIII not
buy them for you, enclose tho money IN 3
letter and we viii send them to you by mai,
free of postage, securely sealed from o6ser-
VatioR.
Tadies or Gentlemen can address rs IN
Oerfect confidence, stating fully and PLAINLY
their diseases and symptoms. Patlentsneed
not hesitate because Of their inability TO VISIT
M aaWehave treated patientseuccessfullyin
nportions OF the civilized globe, BY cores
pondenee.
Patients addressing as will please state
plainiy all the symptoms, aud Wflto fost
office, County, State and name OF WlTter,
and enclose postage stamp for reply
g. We desiretO send our thirtY-two page
pamphlet, entitled man and E0Glan as
IUVasl1s.s to every reader Of tins paper.
Send address, with Stamp to pay return
postage, and address as fellows:
81. LOUIS MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
III NORTH SIXTH STREET,
lNa- eArT LOUIS. Er1aoURI.
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Try IT.


4 EFTERS testamrutary having been issusd
4 totne undersigned by the county Court
OF Shelby county. at its March Term upon
the estate OF Joseph Calls deceased, this
notice Is 10 all parties Indebted 70 MS estate
TO come forward and settle and those haF-
me thas ame. properly authenticated with
ID. h. Townsend, 80 Front street, Gempnls
within the tims prescribed By law, or the
same will be barred
CLEON CALLS.
Administrator Of Joseph Calls, decd.
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EIVERDIsEAsE

LIVER DISEASE
prevail TO a greater
bly, any d mai
always anxiOusly
Liver Is regulated
is almost inYsris
OF action IN the
ache Constipation,
the Shoulders. COu
stomach, Bad Taste
ious attacks, Palpt
Depression OF the
and a hundred Othe
SIMMONS LIVER
the best remedy for
discovered. Il acts
and, being asimpie
pound, can do no
less in every way;
40 years, aud nun
and G from 81
try viii vOueh for
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ERX WHITE SJLfH
SPRINGS.

four miles distant, where they propose
sDepding a few weeks. Mrs, H. pre-
Vious to her departure, extended a
pressing invitation to her Memphis
friends here TO partake Of a magnifi-
cent dinner, given by her at the
MONTGOMERY White" on Thursday
last. 1t was a delectable banquet of
gustat0ry viands, garnished with
choicest green seal, and was heartily
enjoyed by her friends.
This place has fine attractions for
the enervated visitor. Nesting like
a gem among the mountains, it chal-
lenges comparison with any OF the
rival watering places for maglieent
scenery, wholesome water and salu-
brious climate. The patronage is not
| commensurate this season with the
accommodations provided, as they
| can, and previous to the war, did en-.
terrain comfortably over one thousand
visitors. The sulphur wateri Is regard
ed by many as possessing curative
properties superior TO any in the State
except that of the famous GrsenbrieT
White Sulphur.
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cuREs R%HEuMATISM.

CURES 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., TENN, July6 s.
IN IL LAWAENCE, Baltimore, Md
Sir; You will please send me foul ~
more bottles OF your most excellent
medicine.
AS YOU will remember one month or
stv weeks agOsI received three bottles
of IL, When 1 commenced taking /. l
lcouid scarcely walk at ell when night
came. but now 1 sinner no mor from
rheumatism. 1 have 8 little brother
tfhst IN about Il lose his sight, ana 4
wish 10 try 1t for him. You Will plea2e
lind enclosed IS, for which you Will
please forward me the medicine M
mediately. Very respectfully l re-
lean SAM'L G. MOFADDEN,
Pc. Box ls9, Murfreesboro, Tenn;
Sold by druggists every where. al
q, G. WARD s. BRO.
q W. JONES q co.
w. N. WIEKE RSON 6lO
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PRATT'S
SOUTRERN-MADE GIN.

n%uTs din of light draft, makes a good
rampIe. and win pick more lint from the
same amount OF seed cottons and IN loss
fIrae- than any other Gin. IL does not break
me roll nor choke; Is simple IN us eonHsrnc-
tion, and not liable TO eet q o. ordet; -u
Mr. Pratt hes made upward OF S0,O8 sims
FOR india. Egypt, Mexico, Brazil ana tne
Southern states, which lave given genera
n fs n GOOD rule to try AL things, and hold
fast 10 what has been approved ana annWets
the purpose for which IL is made. TINS -
claimed for Pratts Gin. and Sonaitteu ny
practical lantsrs VINO have used IL
Steam Engines and Machinery,
made by Talbot 4 Sons, Of Richmond, va,
for ssle Ti,aaa enafnee with the latest I'M
Movements ard Of superior w~orkmanship.
have taken tEt premium Qvsr others 81 lAlrs
where tbay have been exhibteq.
orders for Gins. Engines and sum banos
promptly allied, Gins repaired ~ 2 skAfnl
SiuwrfRht. Address, Memphis, Tennss
q. ". TRUEHEARTs Agent
dAW For Daniel Pratt fAipoSt sons'
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Tarranfs Settler Aperlent,

the most delicious n harmless beirifuge,
laxative aud Alternative in the whole range
OF medical remedies. Il Is sumclent Ior the
gfYnUgesE. cannot harm the weakest, ana I'M
medi -tely relieves the nausea which ordl-
nary ~catbarties aggregate.
E-SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Ag2l dAW
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E6-Sinee the last Session the MedlcaI SoI-
Loco of Nemphf has become the Medical Le-
partmanI of Cumberland University, local ~
Al lebanon, Tennessee and as such lsperma-
nently established in hemphls.
and other matters relating theret0s apply 10
ALEXANDER EfESklNE, MD,
iyI4-d-w Dean OF the Nacuiby,
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R VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
Where they are, and What they are, and
the Memphians who PatrOnlze Them.
From An Occasional Correspondent

From an Occasional Correspondent
YELLOW SPRINGS, VA, August y,
1S7I-These Springs are delightfully."-
situated on the top of one of the lofty
sDurs of the Allegheny Mountains, at
an attitude of two thousand feet above
fhe level of the sea. The surrounding
country is n Of the most wildly ro-
mantle and picturesque portions OF the
mountains of Virginia. All around,
even to the fartherest limits OF vision,
isan erfect e of mountains, towering
beavenWard as if wrestling to catch
the parting kiss which, like a grateful
benedictiOn, the sunset leaves upon
their radient peaks. We are noar lhe
backbone or great Watershed OF
the Apalachian chain, where all
streams, having their source on one
side. run into the Father OF Waters,
and all rising on the other flow into
the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic
Ocean.
The hotel at this place is keptin toll
cradle order, and has q capacity for the
| accommodation of two hundred n
ffty guests, about the number present
| at this time.
Mrs. Archibald Wright, Mrs. Gen
eneral Chalmers, Mrs. Turley, Mrs.
4. n. Estes, Mrs. W. G. FOlkes, j. n.
Moon, w. E. Yeatman, r. B. Spill
man and lady, Sam MOsby and
daughters, J. A. Kirby and lady, and
w. f. Cavanagh, OF Memphis, are
here enjoying the fine water and de-
| licious mountain breezes. Rev. L.
| ID. WitherspoOn, formerly of Mem
phis, is the pastor of the Presbyterian
Church located at C-hristianburg, four
miles distant. He is frequent visi,
tor to these Springs, where we met
him q few days since looking so mate
| rally improved that his old Mem
phis friends would hardly recognize
| in him the debilitated valetudin3rIan
of a few summers ago. Mr.. ). Is.
/ Cairnes, and Mrs. John Hamll lett
| herea few days since for
! MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
nnnrE-Un
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MEDICAL.
COOP NEWS
To the Afflicted !
The Renowned AntidOts for Syphilis
and Ser0fuIa. The UnfsllIng
R~emedy-RiCOrd's French
PanaCea.

A CERTAIN specific for Syphilis in It's Prl-
n MARI or Local, Secondary or ConstlIll-
fionaI' and Tertiary forms. In old Ulcers
Tncerated Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, Skin Erup-
tIons. and sores on the Scalp arising from
Syphiitic Contamination It Will in every
cSae he prompt and effectusl. Wherever IL
nos heen used IL has proved TO be an unfalllng
remedy in this most m~alignants courge OF the
human race. IT is equally prompt, saie anu
chiIdTen, having the same specific erect IN
every Instance.
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Kentucky Military Institute
SIX MILES FROM
FaAnEFGRT, kEHTUCKY,

THE Faculty Is composed OF superior men
IN every department
1@nrAo OF ays
sueb as TO thoroughly ht those who a
it for snye calling in life, and Il ~ most thoi-
oupblv taught. TO the benefit OF a Iull col
Iegists course Is added the discipline, III
struction, and
DRILL or THE MILITARY SCHOOL /.
Located IN q quiet, healthy country, SO IsI
distant from town as 10 place the young tnen
beVond tbe :AauifOld temptations which Or
dinarlly attend college lte.
Tbe students all board in the Barracks, ana
are kent under rigid military discipline
There are no temptations to extravaganza OF
dissipation.
This School has combiBed the disoipilneo
tba ramn win the comforts and pleasures o
nome life, which can hardly be found else
THE 26ta ACADEaIC YEAR
WILL
BEGIN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Alb, 1871
as Send for Catalogue containing All bhe
rules, regulations, and full Information, 10
COZ. Il. T. +. ALLEN, Supt,
typ cod d&W o hy.
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Medical College,
- THE -
Medical Dsgartm't of Cumberland UulvsrsIi,


A JEXANDER ERSKINE, MD, DEAN,
~ Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children
BENJ. W. AVENT, MD, Professor OF the
PRINCIPLES and Practice OF surgery
DUDLEY ID. SAUNDERS, NJ d., Professor Of
descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHAKD B. MAURY. Md, Professor OF the
Principles and PFectice of Me1ieine.
ROBT,W W. MITCHELL, MD, Professor OF Ma
terra Mediea and Therapeutics.
ALFRED ID. VOORHEES,, Md, Professor OF
Aural O~phthalmic Surgery.
I Joseph WILLIAMS, Md, Professor OF
Physiology and Physiological Anatomy.
FELIX MCFARLAND, MD, Professor OF
Chemistfy aud Toxicology.
gUSTAVUS b. THORNTON, Nd Demon
strator of Anatomy.
ROBT. THUMMEL. MD, Proseetor TO the
Professor of Anatomy.
Tho Ninefeentb Annual Course of Lectures
in this Institution will begin on
October 18th and continue to March l, lSI4
% Dissecting rooms Open October LIST, and
studeuts will find that in Memphis me faclu-
ties for the study Of Practical Anatomy are
unsurpassed.
CliuicaI Lectures will be given each week,
throughout the session, at the city Hospllal
and CITY D~iHpensary, FREE OF CHARGH.
Good Board can be had near the college lof
8 per month.
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The University of Virginia

COMPRISES the following Departments:
u l. Sc1ool OF Latin. 2. schOOl OF 6rseK.
g. School OF Modern languages 4 school OF
Moral Philosophy. s. school OF History and
English L~ftarature. 8. school Of Cnemi try.
z PcnOOl OF Natural Philosophy. & school
Of Mathematics. 9. school OF Common and sta
tuta Law. 10. school Of Coustitntional end
Civil Law and Equity. II. school OF fhys lOl-
ogy and Surgery. ~. School OF Anatomy md
Msteria Medica. Is. School OF Medleine and
Obstetrics. IA. School OF Applied Mathe ma
ties. Is. School OF Analytical, industrial and
Agricultural Chemistry T.. School OF Natu-
cal history and Agriculture professor TO be
eleetedl. Sc Provision made Tor classes N
miperalogy and Geology, Hebrew, Political
Economy, Practical Physics, Medical Juris-
prudence and BauskriL
RipIomas and Certificates Of Proficiency are
given in the separate schools
The following Degrees are cont fed; l.
Bachelor of Letters. 2 Bachelor OF ieuees-
3, Master of Arts. 4. Doctor of Ae1fe+na D.
achelo Of Law. g. CIVIL Engineer. q Mln-
ing Engineer.
the expenses Of the student eXciu I've or
Text Books, Clothing and pocket money
amount to nom $50 to $3.50 per session OF
nine months. OF whicu sums SD 10 I'D are
payable on admission. Session opens O-to-
Der LIST. For catalogues, address
Oh ARIES y
Chairman OF Faculty.
P.O. University Of Virginia. JyE-tn&I
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-02
Democratic City Convention !
HARMONIOUS MEETING At THE
COURT HOUSE.
Unanimous Nomination Of B. r..
Csss..oo for Mayor
y. =. 3Mc1lherne the Unanimous
Nominee for Police n4agistr ate.

Pursuant to call published in the ARGUS,
the Democratic delegates Of the several
wards met at the Court House last evening,
for the purpose of nominating q candidate
for Mayor and Police Magistrate aad q
chairman of the City Central Committee.
The meeting was called to order by Capt
James F. COpp, chairman city committee,
and Col. Crockett was called TO the chair,
and j. Frank Conway appointed Secretary
The Chairman read the oefcial call, and
the Secretary then called the roll of dele
gates. Several being absent, the chairman
of each delegation was instructed TO fill va
cancies.
Vacancies being filed, J. A. Gray and
s. B. Hendron were appointed tellers, and
the convention proceeded to an informal bal
LOT for candidate for Mayor, with the follow.
ing result:
Is IL Caoie... ...ZS
Jacob MOTIFS. ...........,.............. ....
) b Ssoddard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :
Mr.. Cable was thea declsred the unani'
nous choice of the Convention for Mayor.
An informal ballot WAS then had for can
didase for Police Magistrate, resulting US
follows:
P. I. McElherne. ...................
y. b. Huggius...
Jacob Norris...-........'''''''.'
Phil
Dou bttul.
Mr.. McEIherne WAS then declared the IN
animous choice of the convention for Police
Magistrate.
J. Frank Conway was then chosen chair
man of the City Central Committee for tn
ensuing year.
Messrs. Crockett and McElherne wsr
appointed committee to wait upon MI
Gable and notify him of his nomination.
! Several calls were made for speeches, i
response to which Mr.. McElherne made
few remarks which were we'll received.
The convention then adjourned.
The meeting was BY far the largest hel
in,the city for some time, the masses turnin
out in large numbers, showing that dee
interest is felt in the forthcoming election
Among the crowd might have been seen
few sick looking republicans, who sneAke
in and sought q rear seat. A peculiar fes
ture of the convention, and one that in con
parison with the recent republican CONVEX
tion speaks fAvorAbly for democracy, is II
fact that in las. evenings! meeting the del
gates we're mem bers of the rank az
file, men who labor for q living, wh
choose their own candidates. In the repubI
can convention the sristocrAcy predomins
ed, the leaders threw out the working ma
took the reins into their own hands, al
nominated snch men as would serve the
interests and NOT the peoples.
The result of our convention is gratifyiI
to all democrats, and now earnest work
needed Let the radical party carry ,
their little schemes of private aggrAndiz
ment as they will. but work and defe
: them.
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hEIR RAILWAY.

TaH GREAY THRousR RouTE TO ZEE EAsT.-
This IN any nov control and operate thirteen
huudrsd mules OF road, extending from Ctnein-
natl, Cleveland, DunkIrk, Buffalo and Rochester
so New York.
II Ia OF the six feet gauge, nearly . third wider
than other roads, enabling the company to con-
struot and use ooAbhes oOTrespOndrngly larger
and more comfortable. Its trsck has been placed
ia thorough repair by the SubstItution OF steel
rails at such points % are SGbjscts to the great
est service, and where the highest rate Of speed
required to DO made.
New aud i'm proved sleeping coaches accompany
lnignt trains. They H-e heated by steam, per-
fsotly ventilated, contain elegant and spacious
dressing aud state rooms, and combine all the
LLo Tern improvements.
Excellent dining saloons are located St con
'snisnt points upon the line, whore ample tim
10 allow cd Tor meals.
Three express trains dAilV are run from tbs
western tsrmIni Of the road t. New ORR withOu,
'.kAuge, making a. quick time ~ BY any Other
route.
TIE long distance run without chGnge-8ot
Aies-and the spacious accumulation of IL
broad gauge coaches, especially commend thi
route to families and ladies.
Tickets via this popular line can be obtaine'
al all principal ticket Offices throughout en-
oountry.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-02

LII you do n OF feel well you send for Doctor
he calls upon you, looks wise, scrawls soae
hierOglyphics upon piooe of paper which you
take to drug store and there pay SO conts to
VI 90, besides the d. ctor's fee, for remedy
nine times out of ten not half so good % DR..
Aorse's Indian Ro' I Pills, which costs but Is
cents per box. Do you think me former the
BEST because you pay ths most for itl Ifyou
do, we advise you to use, lust as an exper;-
On nj, tn. Morse's Indian Root Pills. Thev
are prepared from formula, pronounced BIZ
the most learned physicisns Of our country, to
De he best and most universal of family me-
dicines. The Morses Indian Root Pills cure
Headache, Liver 90 aplsint, Indigestion, Dys-
Pepsia. Female irregularities, &s, and are put
a. both sugsr-costsd aud plain. Give than Q
trial. ssia By ali esAlsrs.