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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-23

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Bodl@rpte eelapen 8ebabt, uni Elm otter
reben benz Staliener fBenper 9err etnen
berlelben 10 unalidlt& mttbetommeu ,ba6
er auf ber SteIe tobt blteb.
mt benz 8etrunbeten mar wetter
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@uernapaca btneinasiabren rerpen, no
er l9pn dritli9e pHsee betommen fonn>
te, ba aud bort ftan;IFldes Milttdr lag.
SrSmonb beorperte nun letnen llnterofF
ster NIT swet mann, I'M, bieD Diligence big
Guernapaca III te9leiten uno ipmoblSplzz
fntp, ol6 ben I'M Ma9en te1 nblt@en
@eletranspurt ,pie be6en fdere @bltefez
runs ~ iibermolben, tpen1, @olfnto 1el>
Der oosu ni6t f1bi9 itin {oute. =.
Die Solpaten maren tnoef1et ab0elties
9en unb bra9ten Die 2etaen gum @e9-
IS mar nt6t Ginsr unter ben 9aerones
meGr, Der elmer meitersn Strafe batte entz
oe9ensuieben brauben unp mas eamil
MAIDEN?
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Fe bier am Des in bic 8dume", tefabl
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cen Der @traBe nadber Elm 8eilptel baz
ran nebmer. &atiaer, f5nnt Sbr Zen
o'1ten mobl Elm went9 belfen2 2"
v@erne MIDI bitten, fle an3urlbren"
: 'rummte Der &utlder in ieinen8art bins
Elm - vfcmme Die Streee bier 3u oft uni
mag nit Der @sldibte M6t6 gu tbur
baben."
us@ber Bon en- en- YerrdtbGu@ Sci
ner nehr."
,Quien sabe", fnurrte Der Mann mi
etnem 0l'f an renGGasen. @r trautt
feinem Mtul9sn mfor.
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eeritten uno belt neben Sr5mpnb abe,
er fab leidenblab aus, uno an letne,
G9ulter tr6pfelte 8lut nisoer.
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S,t!" rief SrSmono erlbredt aus. 49,
.Monn. @ie f5nne1 i1d ia faum nod
i'm Sottel balten! !"
u@6 mas, iaste ber jun8e Sff3ier-
~e6 miro l6on geben -- i'd mus mad
M,rifp 3urad-"
uMber nidt 81 pferbeT rief @arttdn
Sr8mono> Isle fir3er u%nterpe9S."
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lde {>ouptmonn - ~jeoenfaQ6 nur Elm
Strriiidub-e 6 miro ldon -:
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nabm cine olberaue Tdrbune an, unit
swet Goloaten, bic aufdutg neben Jpn
fanoen, tonnten eeraoe nod 3uiprtneen
uno Jpn aufan9sn>ionit ware Ct aus rem
5attel su Booen eef1urst.
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i'm ebenfaQS ~ Dem Tooten unp Ser
puneeten In Die Diligence su leben, une
etnrr Der Ya0aeiere, Der frob par, aus
Der unbetmltaen @eieIl9aft fprt,ufom.
men, fletterte taflr btnauf an ba6 cbete
Def.
Der &utider aber betam frenoen 8e.
ieb(, langlam NIT Der Diligence mad
@usrnauaea binab;ufabren> menr ct aud
BORT erlt 9egcn Ateno eintraf nno cel
llnterpffSier - oenn ptele2eute lafen ftd
ni9t oern Gtpa8 1a9en mu6te 3u BEN
3wed pprauSreiten. Damn >par MQea
oel9eben, mas i6 fir ben Nu9enblid
tbun lief, unp Die patrouile febrte, nu,
nit Gerluf rc5 sinen @srnunoeten, mad
Der 6auptRast 3uyid, UNI bort Nappor
a%b5uftattsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-23
ct. NauI MART B<rttbt

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t@en Ban! unb @t@ft.G'tl@aft ssH Daplon u.
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Gags, st. 2suts, i wr,tsrt
F "< CnrpY1ifdAe UedbfeI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-23

SIM 5auie Don Carlos. 2ucibo's, in
ZEN rra6tnolIen unb bebabi9en Hdunnen
berrlhte cine furdtbare Mufreeun9, pen1
ne @eridte i9tenen btesmol tpeni9 um>
tdnpe NIT Dem eefan9enen @erbreder
MAIDEN 3u roQen, nenrl er aud rerSobn
zines Der rei6ien 2eute In Meritp mar.
Mauricio, barauf eerabe trpbenb, bate
aud etnaefanoen, bab er bel Dem ueber<
faQ Der Diligence betbeilt9t aepeien, aber
natlrli@ nur aus pplttiiden Motipen.
Gr febe enti&ieben auf @eiten Der 2ibe>
ralen, erfldrte er gang ofen> uno babe
BAG &aiiertbnm nod ME a%nertanrt.
Sbre Mb0@t iet aud olIeta gepe(en,. bic
beipen fran36di&en Sff3tere eefonaeu 3u
nebn1er1, un, f1e 8tsen 8efansene Sff3iere
Der 9iberalen auswedieln. 3u t5nnen, aber
her bartnddise @ioer1ano berG ran3olen,
pom ben, Ct (elber nod Bic Narbe trug,
Babe feline BeDleiter erbittert unb penEpp
Der Beipen 3ur Gol9e eebabt. 1.
Ssine MuSlaaen balfen tbm Ni9ts.--.
Micaroa Gan Bias, mte re es par, 2eu>
prr Ysrlproden, trat felber ols .;3eu8tn
eessn i'm apf.
l3ortiftuus fslst.)
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-24
General Morgan,

During the canvass just closed General
Morgan made between sixty and seventy
speeches. Henot only filed all the ap
p9nthent, made for him by the State
Committee, but with characteristic zeal
continued on the stump during the resting
spells accorded him, addressing the peo.
pl9AheFaver his services could be made
effeehve." His speeches were mainly de
voted TO the. financial abuses of the ad-
nlfHistratiQn, andl seems to have been a
source OF profound trouble to the Radi-
Gals fromls Boutwell, down to the cross
rouss postinasters who dis,ill vul gar
abuse in the country papers The Zanes-
vile Signal pays this compliment to Nor
gan, which we heartily indorse:
..It is due to General Morgan to state
that he has during this campaign made
fifty-nine different speeches, which have
reGnited almost unremittedN mental and
physical toll in preparing, AS he always
dossswithgteat care, oIpresent his read
ers5he truth, and nothing but the truth,
and in travelling from place to place to
keep his numerous appointments with
punctuslity. Without disparagement to
otti4D te thhy say that General Morgan
has been one ofthe most, if not the most
effective worker during the present cam
paign inthe Democratic cause"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-24
TheTab,es Tarned.

"A youthin Iowa, who has turn for
practical joking, recently tried to impose
upon ~ honest lager.bcer vender by
leading mule into his saloon, and tax
ing him up TO the bar as if for a drink.
Mein Hefr looked steadily at thepair for
few moments, ss if collecting his stray
wits. and then broke out as follows:
'See here, Vynce, / know vat dis is
here-your own bradder-but he be one
you call a,miner He ish too much Dung
to drink his glass lager it is not for the
law.iilsao place, nor not NIT my saloon.
Healoek like you you may be one family,
as you call it; but if you ever bring dad
young hradder here again, j viii shust tell
you Old 'fadder jackass Of you both. Now
shust 60 along init yourself" h
The young man and mule went along,
weeping as they went. a. r3ss
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-24
Man and sgiGe--Ez0yy TO Liy e Hap
nv,

Thomas Jefferson wrote the follow
hg excellent advice. There is much
huflaH mApe andfgeod sense in it: :
s.eH&Mmy IN THE married stateis the
first thing to be aimed at. Nothing can
preserve affections uninterrupted but 4
firm resolution never to differ In will,
aud determination in each to consider
the love of each other as of more val
ne than any Object whatever on which q
wish had been fixed. How light in fact,
is thAsaefHiaesof any wish when weigh
ed against the affections of one with
whom we are to pass our whole life =
Ans. .thQqghioppssiuon in a single in
stance wiA hardly ofitself produce alien
atien, yet everyouue has their pouch into
which all these little oppositions are
pats2 while that.is filling, the alienation
is'sensibiy going on, and when filled it
is complete. 1t would puzzle either to
say why, because no one difference of
Opinion has been marked enough to pro-
duce serious effect OF itself But he
finds his affections wearied out by con-
stant stream of little cheeks and obsta-
cles. Other'sources Of discomfort, very
common indeed, are the little cross pur-
poses of husband and wife in common
conversation, aldisposition in either to
criticise and question whatever the 9th;
ersayss desire always to demonstrate
and make him feel himself in the wrong,
ESPECIALLY in company" Nothing is
so gpagdipg; Much better, therefore, If
pEncompsaion yiews,a thing in light
different from what we do, to leave him
iaapiet possession of his view. What
is the use of rectifying him1.if the thing
bemihiportane,ffet it pass for the pres
ent, and wait softer moment and more
conciiatory occasion of revising the
subject together 1t is wonderful how
m4Jp pelsons are .reudefed unhappy by
inattention to these little rules of pru-
dence.2-IsS sgfSo - O.. Il lel
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-24
TIT Fer Tat

In asmali town on the Schuylkill River
there is church in which the singing had
rundown. 1t had been led many years
BY one Of the deacons, whose voice snd
musical powers had been gradually fail
ing. Oneievening the clergyman gave
out the hymn, which was in an odd meas
ure, rather harder than usual, and the
deacon led on Uponit conclusion the
minister said: ~. = g. ,szf-.y;.
'Brother. B. will please repeat the
hypp5Eas cannot pray after such sing
ing" .woi ~ 1910 J ii,iia ,s5a1
TheEfioacon4 very compose lly pitched
ii in another tune, and the clergyman pro-
ceeded with his prayer. Having finished,
he took up the book to give tie second
hymn, when he was interrupted by the
deacon gravely getting up, and ina voice
audiblo-toihe whole congregation, say
ing :volE ssgs % e.stj 'a Ee'-ile' p"
"Wiil Brother make another
prayera 1T would be impossible for me
10 sing after such aprayer as that"
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Notice in Partition.

+DHKBB GRAHAM, Mary Mckinley aud VIII
J. liam Mckinley her husband Laura J. Hur-
ley and James b. Harley her husband. Alex
ander Graham and Alfred 2. Grahsm, who re-
side in the State OF Missouri, will take notice
that petition was filed against them on the
29th day of August, 1911, in the court Of
common pleas of Monroe county. Ohio, by
John Biglsr, and is now pending, wbereipsshe
said john Bigler demands partition Of the
following real, estate, TO, VII: The northeast
quarter Of fhe northwest quarter, and the
west half of the northwest quarter of section
twenty-three Of township three of range
three; and that at the next term of said court
the said John B'gler viii apply for an order
of partition to he made of said premises.
~ II lfstfs naMOS & SPRI fG3,
. sepsw6. -n~5 Aays for plsintif. 4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-24

How- is this for scene in Church ?
The place is a sacred cdilice in Bath.
Maine. The pew is crowded. The SER
Inonislong. Arespectable citizen goes
to sIecpp In close proximity to himis a
lady. The preacher was in the midst of
the closing prayer, when the slumberer
astoh.shed the congregationby srunting
in a tone Of complaint: Como, come,
Sarah! lay along; don't crowd so :! lay
over lav over!' Sarah" who was for
,unately in the pew also, never for a mo-
mcnt Inst her presence of mind, but adj
iuinistered atgneiy poke with her parasol,
which awakeHed-her dormant lord
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-24

E17Jim Smith and Johnny Green,
after having had good bout one night,
concluded ogo home. Arriving at
Smith g house. which they knew by some
peeuliarity that even a drunken man
could not mistake. they commenced to
shout ,e"Missus Sam-hic-mi,h ! Ho,
Mssusmith "What do you want. you
drunken brutes2" shouted Mrs. Smith
from the, window sErn yourn Miss
NTH ?g,."Nho iare you, and what do you
want ?'sssN yer Missus Sum-his-itli,
come 'ereanilpick out Missur Smif, FIJI
Joiner Green wants ter go ome.' e.
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Directors.
Notice.

DHILIP FBLTNER, Peter Schneider and j
/ Catharine Schneider, his wife, all Of the 7.
State of Pennsylvania, will take NOTICE that
on the 23d day of Juue; 1871, Johni N q.
Schwartz fled, in the court of common pleas
of Monroe county, Ohio, his petition agai,st.
them and George H. Feltner, the object Of
which petition is to subject the undivided
inalf of out lot number fifty two in the tosnsii
Of Woodsfeld in said county, to the payment, :
of a note given by Philip Feltner and Peter
Schneider to plaintiff. April |, 1858. You are
re quired'to answer by the 2sth day of Uctc1
Der, A. D. 1871, p, JOHN, SCHWARTZ !.
81 By Hunter & Hunter his Att'yA
aug294o uifsi 3 teesa9Iii4 81 1876 glie
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-24

TIE SARATOGA STRIDE. of the
new Saratoga strife" the locsl paper
ssys: III is resly hard 10 do. You have
10 practice it good deal in your room,
and then if you don'' get Your fins-we
mean your arm TO hang just right, you
spoilitall. and you hear them whisper as
you pass a!en2, "S'.e has, cot it light. :
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-24

SUSPICIOUS rustic drank his first
glass of satla-waer very solcmnly the
othertlail, and tben eying The waiter in
qnrihplr, anxiourly remarked, "Its all
right, | s-pose2' Why, yes" said the
waiter. hgtiatingly; "but what do you
mean ?" "Whv. the thing won 60 OFF in q
fellow, will it as.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-24
IN Notice ttifss7tt to 5 Teachers Tf,ss. hers. \

THE Board of Examiners of Monroe county
| will hold meetings for examination o.
Teachers at Woodsfeld, as follows:
~ September 2. 1871.
8ulI"2i 2sj JsIo! ID l!aoi-
October aa, IS, G4aun
November,ll, ="
25.
These examinations will commence at 9
o clock a. m. and close at p M.
A fee of fifty cents is required by law from
each applicant as condition of examination,
and must be, paid in advance.
3t4@ N lT A. GROVE. ~ E4amir
ENOCH MARTIN.
aug29td. DAVID 0KEY,,2 J ners.
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z XEs7 4 OR THE YEAR lS5l L.
Notice to Tax-pay ersbf Monroe County Ohio.


he erlTo " ships an a
StIevCou Levy gIe&@ Lew Corp Levy
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VESTINGS,
Furnishing a Goods, .9so

an elegant line Of Furnishing Goods, consist
ing of all the Latest Novelties.
This stock having been purchased In the
early part of the season. and before the re-
cent advance, in. ,voolens,. viii be disposed
of at such prices As wilI defy competition
and satisfy the uost skeptieal.
A call is respectfully solicited N/'l'4
apr25m6. TROS. HUGHES.
~ryer--J-xV FIVT --E~-9 . d.
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B E1H III col IEGE

T,HE THIRTY FIRST SESSION OF THIS IN
L stitution will commence on
: Monday, Goth September, 1871,
and terminate on the 18th Of june, 1879. 1t
is iromantically situa:ed in the midst of the
beautiful and healthy hill country of the
Panhandle" Of West Virginia, easily sccessi-
BILE by railroad or river, and surrounded with
hsraost favorable influences for student life.
1t has property in Rndowmsnt, Buildings,
Apparatus, Library, &C., Of over a350,o00, and
is thus ensbled to sustain ; Faculty and fur
nish facilities for = thorough education of the
very ffsts order. 5s .s,S.fA8> - s--aE-
= AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided for both public aad private
boarding, and ,unfurnished rooms will be let
to students who wish TO board themselves.
COERSES OF INSTRUCTION..
/. Preparatory course of one year. 2. Reg
ular Literary Coarse, including the Ancient
Languages, for the Degree of Bachelor of
Arts -, Literary and. Scientific Course, for
the Degree of Bachelor of Sciences. 4. The
course for Master of Arts. 5. The course for
Master of Sciences, 6. Special Course in
Practical Chemistry, Civil Engineering, &c:
Detailed information as to these courses sill
be lfoand in our Catalogue. i.si Ii i.-!}I'
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.
The Institution has complete set of Phi
losophical Apparatus, and students who wish
It are trained, in the use Of Field Instruments
-also'a thoroughly fitted up Laboratory for
practical instruction and work in Chemical
analysisa and an ample Museum for the study
of Natural History.
TERMS.
Tuition has been reduced from $50 to $50
per session. Boarding from So to IS per
week, Unfurnished rooms from S. to $40
per session, aud free taitien to sons of Min
listers Of the Gospel of all denominations.
For further particulars apply for catalogue
to Prof. C. F. Loos, Secretary, or to
W.. K, PENDLETON, President,
augl5m3 Bethany, West Va.
nv yc1E EI51Lrt
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SMITHS, SINCLIAR & CO.,

JoHS L. SMITH, formerly of Laughlins & Bush
z- field, lately of L.aughlin, Smith 4 Co.
GEo. A. Smith, lately with Laushlin. smitl
&Co.
JOSIAH SISoLAIa, lately with R. & Sellers &
Co., Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-24
Times of Holding Courts.

The State Of Ohio, Jefferson County, ss:,
Pursuant to the statutes in such case made
and provided, We, the Judges of the Coprt ~ 3
common Pleas within and for. the Stn Judi 1,
cial District in the State of Ohio, do hereby y
order and direct that the Terms of the Dis.ofI
trict Court and of the Court of Commen Pleas,
within the several counties of said district,
shall begin at the hour of eight [S] O'Clock In
the morning on the -days-and dates herein
after named during the year 1872, to wit:gsT
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DISTRICT COURT.

- II.
In Muskingum county, February %, April 70 }.
80, October 20,
In Noble county, February 6, June II. o. eH'
tober l5, ,r .sr4YLJH
In Guernsey county, February l3, April 3d.. q
October Is. sa
In Morgan county, March 10, June IL, No.
vember IL. r4 Eee aas yeI>auS
In Belmont county, February 10, Aprn 80,
| November 5.
In MonrOs county, March 2s, june Is, oeto.T
Der 10. - .s.;s.,,ssfs fru,-a 9J3 lC
In Tusoarawas county, February 10. May
20, November 4: 81 q! li5iiel'psti o fas'2s go
In HARRISON county February S, May 8, oozooF
ftober 2l.-. 4,.,.og sia{ 10 moi
sin Jefferson county. March 4. June 5, Mo-. :.
vembsr 25. ef fa5J Sislt ig - .Is5th''s'
And we further direct, that o. certified sst
copy of this order be transmitted forth-,,,.,
with by the Clerk Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas of Jefferson county to the Score -nSe
tary of State and to the Clerks Of the Court 81
of Common Pleas in each of said counties;
and that it be published according to law in
each of said counties for four consecutive
weeks. Given andsr our hands at Ste ubenT9
vile, this 2Sth day of September, A. D, lS7ls,.
3ti" ~ MOSES NJ GRANGER,
saI III - FREDERICK w. WOOD snsHR
,. m JOHN H., MILLER, no eie}
Judges of the Court Of Common Pleas 8th
Judicial District - 81 i.''i--h 49, ~
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/ will attend st the Trea.urer's Office,
tsXes-sfter which ell taxes remaining ual
erty the Dcos n ber tax, due on or before !
case Of deliRqsent taxes. By calling earl
Not being required BY law, nor suthoril
therefore the taxes must be paid at the r
Woodsheld, o., Oct. l, 1871.
1Laal2 tnaailiN 5 ii
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o.l true copy.
.dl iAttestl SG5''Es DAVID t0KBY,ifeh Won
., octl0w4 nj Clerk Monroe Com, Pisai4IgisraEJ
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|, Oliver C. Smith, Clerk Of the Cont Of z
Common Pleas within and for the county OF;
Jefferson in the State Of Ohio, hereby certify
that the foregoing transcript is correctiyltas );
ken and copied from. the Journal Of, said ID
Court, as the >anie remains, in my Office,
i Witness my signature aud atheissai of
[sBAL.l said Court, this sd day Of octobsrii;
- ISL. ----------------
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-19
STlRMfD AND TAKEN,

The last stronghold Of the Hair Prisoners sur
renders. CRIsTADoRC's flag, bearing On its
folds the msgc Eards
CTisiaGUTO's EXCeISiOT Hair Dye
Goats tr.un phant over all tie dsietsrious trash
vttb which the market was not long ago flooded.
Lead on ouEh TO make uliets tor an army es on
he shelves Of dealers who have speculRted in
some OF the metallic hair colorirg preparations
Well, they should have confined heir purchase.
to oRIsTADoEO'Sso safe and perfect preparation
So much for run ming after strange coda In
the meantime, THIS famous dye has received 3
tremendous impetus in the market. sad can
SCARCELY be manufactured fast enough to meOt
tine enormous demand.
CHRIsTADORO's HAIR PREsERYATIyE
= he best dressing that can be used after dye
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-19
Physicians Recommend and Over
100000 People Endorse
DR.. HELLEY'S
CAH IENnRNHA
l&L BI1TERS
BEST LIVER REGULATOR RyER KNOWN.

X VERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A BOT
- tie IN the house Relief to all Dyspeptics.
a mos. pleasant tonic and sppeti.er.
aeaossns. blilousness ana Constipation, Gen
sfAi Deoihty ana Lose Of Appetite, sil are caused
other functions Of the system. The IXL Bitters
have boon successfully used, and are warranted
to alleviate the auffersr IN the above cases
Ii. EPsTIEB AGO., Manufaeturers and Pro-
prietors, ols Front street, San Francisco, Gal.
l. Gross Co., IL La Sale street, Chicago, De-
pot for the West. For Sale 10 ell Ding Stores
jy2a-d6m -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-19
Ladies', take Particular Notice.
The Real Eelpau Female Pills

These Pills, SO celebrated many years ago iu
Paris or the -eiet of female Irregularities, and
sfterw d. for their CT minsl en- 10y men in the
practice OF abortion are now offered for sale for
che frs. time in America. They have bee kept
in comparative obscurity from the fact that the
origin stor, DR.. Velpau, is PHI stefan 10 Paris
Of great wealth an has stre coRsoieu loursprin-
CT ples. and has withheld them from general use,
lest they should be employed for unla pqr
poses
In overcoming Female Distractions, Falling
of the Womb, hites, Green Sickness, suppress :
son Retention,- or Immoderate Flow OF the
Monthly Discharges, Nervous snd Spinal Alice
lions, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
slight exertion Pspitstiun Of the Heart, Hys-
tsries, &C., and will effect cure when all other
means have failed and, although powerful
remedy, o not &c ntsin caloDel, antim, ny, or
pnything burtful to the constitution
To married ladies' and young girls who have
never been regulated, they are peculiarly suited.
They will, in short time, bring on the mon thly
period with regularity
CAurfoN Married Ladies' should never AXE
them when there is any reasor to believe them
selves pregnant, for they will be sure toproduos
niscarriage ssete@ a4s s.
IA lies can procure box sealed from the eyes
% toe eurioss, by enclosing one dollar and six
postage stsmps to NJ .MACoMBER, General
agent Tor United States and Canadas. at Albany
~ T., or Of any an thOriEed Agent fmy24dvfy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-19
sPncxAx MczxcNs.
CHRONIC AILMENTS:

Particularly serofula have their origin in an
ul-euEed or neglected. disease. Do We not see CIV
cry day persons staggering under the weight OF
tuUss lil-treaIed GlseAseS-suherIngO cut by piece
meal Ihs remains Of former malAdy? Why is
t? It is because the treatment WAS not sutA
Die or Jeff of TOO soon. thus the patient Is
patched up while the dregs are allowed to re
main 10 break out gain even IN failure gen era
tons. Many suffer he foul liant Of Serofu!a to
re main in the 81 sten Tor life time. Ulcers and
sores that are eating away The very fountain OF
ale allowed TO 90 On. PImpes b,otehes,
and letters also d,sGsar the faces OF thonsands.
I here is no neeess ty for this lamen table cCndi-
El0H, as a few bottles OF the SGmarltan's Eooi
ana Herb Juices will erE9 Gat' tle toul faint Ii
a. bad cases we will furnish the remedy free OF
.harge until e cure Is effected, thus proving be
yyud doubt that Al can be cured. PlmPe'
and blotches rem wed, thereby saving many IN
peasant rsmHrks. Lsdics Who desire a brilliant
rnplexion should use the sanaritsu's Root and
Herb juices prfre - ) per bUttl5