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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

FLLYsoN & TAYLOR, llle Main street, are pub
fishers, agents for euyors Biographies, adopted
by state Board of Education tor use In pubic
schools OF Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

For variety and beauty In neck-ties, call at
SPaNCE'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
Skating at the Rink this afternoon at 4.

For gentlemen's furnishing, In quantity, variety
and style, call at 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

Skating Rink open this afternoon for ladies and
gentlemen, and tonight for gentlemen only.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

The best and cheapest spring gratc fuel is our
sort Coal. J.B. WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

The best and cheapest spring cooking fuel is our
Soft Coke. D. B. WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
SEsIPEsI c..

,,,T NV YORk.--The 0(d >Ss;ES;'fSss>
I ', >rss,a>n.? C,.-'s ct"-<,ss-l.::;s44ssss,
\ ."r.,.sxi s.,sm>&tp WfAHHhE, L", 49,,
Fa">l VIII "Svc hsr %hsT' = NG Ts on o.,
'c,vr" ",'r =. Is " l,dlng signed and goods for
,,I :. m dispatch ~ ali p"!nts-rorth, south.
vs. 4,t,>1 Il 81 connections made with GU
90 I'M. ,a5 foreign ports. .,,
"a r%.,er:,.c Recommendations "nSn.HasSCd. ~,
~. s. ssc0aSy, 20; T 70, tickets 49,
!>' 'N''' J,a> W. nNAJT. hEra:.
10. ; COW No. Hlvvei.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
Roses at MoaroN's Flower Garden.

SCHOOL BcnKs.-Great inducements offered IN
school books by ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, lllo mAkn
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
Airllmonl 1ispattI1.
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MONDAY. ..............APR 5, 1871.

THE CIRCULATION or THE DISrhTCE
- LkHGER THAN TRE COMBINED CHR
Cl-iATlrH ~ All. Sac OTHER DAILY
x!,p.>rArFRS CT TIT CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

Mr.. {. G. Fulton. the editor Of the Balti-
more -4mcric0n. wIi,c> as follows from
Puerto Prince:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

Street cars pass MoRToss Flower Garden every
five minutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

= Shirts and clothing made to order by L. b.
SPENCE SON. Perfect 1T, or no sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

Rare and beautiful are the spring styles DIS
p,aved at L. b. SPENCE & SONS, 1860 Maiu street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
MULES. &c. FOR SALE.

,nRsES. MULES. AND MARES S1e
| H''r%'' SAL,K.-l sm receiving IA drove 49,.
and nH 6sto fSSsS sS ss Frsas
fra@ NJ 80, is!h aud ,avh streets.
10 rsr ssIc taken on livery At ;oc. per day
a.a, .et pr ,,rJcs ON hand no-, aud will have
H"'e' " N.ICa RnRsSS next we X.
= hrA" 81 '' EDMOND kNSSiECN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

Get our kiutlling and cooking wood
WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
Rare Plants at MoRroS's Flower Garden.

A. A. ALLEN has all the novelties In the way Of
spring hats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

Twelve thousand yerbenas at MoRToS'S fiowe
Garden,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

OLD PArgRs a: 4oc. per hundred at the LIS"
patch counting-rocm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

Go to ALIENS and look at some OF his new
atyle hats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

CHEAPEST BECAUSE BEST-Those beautiIul
Porcelain Pictures taken at the celebrated LEE
GALLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

Street cars pass MoRTos's Flower aeroen.
corner Of Main and Reservoir streets, every nfo
miuutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
MARKET STALLS.

Tie market SAILS consist .: lliilc piles
about five feet square ut cobhlc stones. on
which J. spread ii mn; and un the mat arc
laid The articles OF produce offered for sale.
un ltr.e stone. in Close vonticui,y, sits
The yrn,lcr. with :; large baudana hanG kcr-
chic. On her head, the ends starchcd and
tibatin~ behind. Others have immense
trimmed straw bats on top Of the inevitable
bardana. Their clothing is generally OF the
finest quality Of English linen and lawns,
and in some cases tisry keep il very clearly.
.ihc trail i universal. and, whether il
pi-S.s through mud az water, is never
raised, ii evidently being contrary Ia cli-
,l;Cti- 10 ,iu 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

! IL BENT, STORE No. l343, on -
[ F~aGaan str, ct, next TO corner "i Ata, 81
.s.t H.. Exchange and Ball-rG Hotels IA good
'' hucIua kc-. tailor, liquor or cigar store.
q. Is, Al. .lhcr i"h; business. AaIly 20
j. :. = LtES,
Marshall street., next 20 corner Of .,OuroC.
NIB sn-1;>
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

e Skating Rink open Tonight for gentlemen only.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

I y = Y > II. III 4IIIf
Isl j. talt,l:s pLATT. II r,Cc.Nc IT 'sIi
, -. .a.y, {,la I'll. MCIbAl. III, I'd !nSyaui.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-08-23

There s "a man out 10 Oregon who has q
mule. A few days ago be was driving The
animal acfoas'the prairie, whan Il suddenly
stopped. The man left bis wagon and at
tempted 10 induce that mule to move on.
but without success. He beat u. be ooax-
cd Il. hc threatened u. and be cursed Il,
but 10 refused 10 bulge. Hc tied fire.
crackers 70 i,s tail and exploded them, bus
tho mule merely turned its hcsd Ia : Ian
guild sort Of way. examined the Gro vorks.
and calmly yinkcd at the man. Then The
man. thought perhaps the mule had forget
ten something AID wanted 70 80 back, %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-08-23
HONOR WASHED In BLOOD.

We wish there could be new depart.
ure In that tone Of society which demands
that wounded honor should be washed in
human blood.
The tongse Of slander y gib and active.
An evil word spoken in haste is indiscreot-
" conveyed, and, in is repetition, often
exaggerated Both blood Is generated, and
human blood novs. desolating the household,
leaving sidows and orphans the victims 81
Of passion. and wounded honor washed II
blood smells no sveeter for the lurid alb
luton. ary9.. t;t..l
~ These thoughts come upon reading the
sad tragedy enacted last Thursday 10 Now
Orleans. Mr. Rainey having been in bus
iness with Mr.. Boyd. was dissatisfied with
his management. and spoke Of Boyd as .
thief, Boyd called on him and asked him %
retraot. Rainey refused. Boyd shot and
killed him instantly, without any warning
or threat. Both parties .moysd in respect
able circles. Boydivas a cotton, press man
Rainey WAS book-keeper ofa natiOual bank.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-08-23

ne tried % turn him Ground but the mule
expressed q frm determination not to q
home. The man became desperate, and
thought he would bpild FIRE under
the mule; but ss faet as he would
kindle it. the mule, standing firm upon
three legs, reached over with It's other lee
and kicked tie flames out. Then be tore
his hair and swore--the man did--and he
rushed to the wagon and got twelve pounds
OF gunpowder, and he dug hole under that
mnle and Re :i.---- grv"- qrasCii, Enu
stood off 3 little piece while be lit it There
was rumble, roar, then terrific explo-
sion; and, amid the cloud Of dust and up
heaved rocks. the mule was observed to
ding its hind legs in the air, and to support
itself upon its fore feet in that position un-
til the blast was over. when it quickly as
sumed its old attitude, and a gentle smile
passed over its features as it perceived its
master lying down groaning, and cursing
the day on which he was born. Il was Of
no use. The man went home.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-08-23
Evans Improved Farmers Adjusting


r may possibly be mistaken, but am Impressed
i with the belief that Farmers win lind this Plow
the best they ever htched horse 10, and ifhorses
could choose Plows for themselves I feel sure
they would prefer this 10 any other now IN use.
And whyf Because it runs light 10 the stock and
does not tire the horse like the common run Of
Plows. Though strong enough TO last an ago, In
any soil YOU may insert it, small boy csn man.
ageit easily. The handles can be lowered or ele-
sated to suit the pioughman. IL 10 great saving
only an inch long 20 pIow almost any doptn s.--.
want. ID Is subsoiler or cultiystor, as you may
desire, and Is unsurpassed for the CULTURE OF cot
ton, tobacco and corn. But prefer 20 let Farm
ers who have tried my Plow speak oft, and
therefore annex the following certificate given mo
By gentlemen who are among the best Farmers In
the State of Georgia. might oil whole column
with names 70 this certircate, but Il 10 deemed
unnecessary;
We, the undersigned, have used Evans Improv-
ed Farmers Adjusting Plow, aid testify that they
beat any Plow now In iise. You can run from
one and half 10 five inches deep with one horse,
without the least difficulty; can use any common
Plow-Hoe on them from Subsoil 10 . Scrape.
The EVANS PL0W b the only genuine Ad-
justing Plow IN the United States. For running
around Corn and Cotton In the southern States,
they are unsurpassed, and you can break up your
lands with them and then cultivate any depth You
may want, with any kind OF Plow-Hoe. The
PlOw was patented Sept. 24th, 1851, but never
presented 10 tho public until reaently. Planters
will do well to adopt them, ~ their use b almost
equal TO iertilzing. They run light " the stock
AaaN1 to rFNSn DrI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-08-23
KING ALCOHOL.

Tho history of King Alcohol, is history
Of shame aud corruption. of cruelty. crime,
rage and ruin.
He has taken tho glory Of hoalth from
the cheek, and placed there thereddishlhue
of the wine cup. isi q - tri3i.w :
Hehas taken the lustre from the eye and
made il dim and tloodshot.
He has taken beauty and comelincss
from the faos, and loft il ill-shapen and
bloated.
tie has tskenthe strength from the limbs
and made them weak and tottering.
He has taken frmness aud elasticity from
the steps and made them. faliering and
treacherous.
He has taken sigor from the arm and left
aabbiness and weakness.
He has taken vitality from the blood,
and lilled i with poison aud seeds Of dis
case and death.
He has transformed the body. fearfuliy,
and wonderfully and majestically made,
Gods master-p -pieco Of animal mechanism,
into vile, losthsome. sinking mas Of hu-
manity.
lie, has entered the brain-the temple Of
observation-disclosures reason, aud made ],
reel with folly. otf. ae.
He has taken The beam Of, intelligenc,
from the eve, aud exchanged ,it for the stu.
pid stare VI idivcy, and dullpess.
lie has taken the impress Of ennoblec
manhood from of the fsce and left th,
marks Of sensuality aud brqtishnass.
He has bribed the tongue TO utter mad.
ness and cursine.aE Ga go -a9.
He has taken cunning from the hand
and turned them from the deeds Of useful
ncss TO bccoma instruments Of brutality an.
murder.
| Hc has broken the ties Of frindship AMI
planted seeds Of enmity.
| He has madn al kind, indulgent father
brute. q tyraHt. murderer. Co.
i He has transformed the loving mother 10
10 very fcnd .of british ipcarnation.
il lie has made obcdient aud affcctionat
sons and daughters the brsskers Of heart
and the destroyen Of hOlnes y fi--I
| lie has taken luxuries from eli the tabl
and compelled men 70 carry on account Q
famine. and beg for bread.
4 He hsSstfipped backsd the broad clot
land silks khd otbthed them with rags.
Il He has stolen mems paisosss and give
a them wretcbed hoyelsia exnhanga.i
j, lie has taken away acres and given y,
] even decent burial place in death.
I'll lie has 6lled our streets and byways wi,
) violence and larlessncss..
III He hsscomplicated our laws and Grove
: cd our courts,
i He has filed 70 oyerHowing our pcnitel
tiaries and houses Of correction.
lie has peopled with bis multitude Of
Ipoor-houses.
& He has straitened us for room'in our il
Q sane ssylums.
RI He has filled our world with tears an
Q groans, with the poor aud helpless. vii
Ivretchedness aud want.
al lie has banished Christ from the hoaf
and erected hell within.
4 These are the counts Of our indictnen
y Let tho world Judge Of the truth.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-08-23

Winnie Ream, tho colsbrsted sculp-,
tress, IL engaged upon bust Of Revac, p.
Deems.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-26
LOCAL NOTIOES.

ToILErINE is unrivalei as q bea1ti6er Of
the complexion, it ia powder, harmless, re-
dasd and elegant. Try ii, 50 cents per box.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-26

widely circulated among the colored pso.
pie that Horace Greeley belongs to the Ku
Klux Klan.
New YoRK, Sept. 26.-Several gentlemen
from Louisiana, temporarily stopping in
this city, have received dispatches stating
that yellow fever is now raging at New Or
leans. Among the victims is State Senator
Polk.
LONDON, Sept. PA dispatch from Yer
saillss announces that the government has
no intention of raising the siege of Paris
during the prorogation of the Assembly.
A dispatch from Versailles says Thiers 10
disturbed by fears as to the safety of his
wife. and that his bed chamber is guarded
BY night patrols.
1t 10 stated that Theirs Is ready to pay
imm ediately the fourth half milliard of in
demnity.
From Russia there is intelligence Of the
continuance of cholera in that country.
While many of the districts have been con-
sidersbly relieved, fresh districts have been
Infected. The deaths were nearly as great
as at any time during the raging of the pes
tilence.
1t is announced from Madrid that
four thousand more troops have gone to
Cuba.
Paris, Sept. 26.-Tbe journals yesterday
have reports of the discovery of a conspira-
cy in Paris for the restoration of Napoleon.
1t is stated that Napoleon's Prefect of Po-
lice, Piotri, was at the head of the conspi-
racy here, and that he was acting under in
str1otions of the Emperor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-26


49, 900 yd' Of Onbeaohed sh, otngs at 10, II, IL,
l3, a, lJc. de.
5,0UU yds ci ~bite MuslIn 81 o. I21. u. IS, etc.
lstls Linens, b!ea, had ard uuel,aoAed 1t 50,
-, so, 75e, etc.
10 Pieoes real turkey red table linen, al sI.IO
per yard.
doz Napkins at IS, 90. 1 ., I.ss. ,t.,
-.s U-1 -yIeaIs o, /, 81. I.st etc
J,Ous yd- cr-sn tssyiins, 3. 5, 10. i1z ), -ic.
~ uoz uusl to~eis 20, ~, -, 10 2Jc. eie.
Laags iot hnz4 Isa ers, cheap.
D. az 0erm4H csrseis % DOEes = hi.e and col
Orei a. nam9ers 9: sc per paiF.
70 coz French eor,et-vtTy cbesp.
70 ioE French sIik embroidered corset.
% doI hid cloves ali CO ors EUd hunters, atoJ
cthls per pair, cheap.
10 dog KID GlOye'. extra nice s5cts per pair
! ~ d,E button Kids all coorl and numbers
| wy cheap.
iarg lot Lille thread and Cotton Gloves.
20J Ladies calico wrappers st so and 2.0C each
200 shHWls a. 60, IS, 80, 30 eco, $50 $50,
! 400, $50, 5,01Io as each.
a large snd splendid AEsortuenE Of Ladies un-
der clothing
Chezi'e 80, Is, 90, 100, !,z5, etc.
Drawers, 50, IS, 1,Co etc.
Night Dresses, go, l.lO, IS, so. etc.
Tucked Skirts, 20, 50, 90, I,ib, J. So
Under Shirts, tucked and rufhed, only soc.
SO doz Aprons from zoe to SEC.
A large line of Ladder and Mines Hosiery At
very los prices.
100 doz Ls1es' hemned Haadkerchiefs from SO
upwards.
| A great variety Of buttons ard trinmin gs 10 bs
| sold 81 half he EsuAi prices.
| 100 dOz Ladies Lace Collars at 10, is, 25e, etc.
| Ladies Real Thread Lace Collars 90, IS, 90,
| l'z35 %, &c
eco yds Of cotton Edgirgs, at l, ., 3, 1, 5, G
Z, p, 10, etc
.0,tO0 yds Of Hamburg EdgiDgs al Z, S, 10, u,
10, 20, IS, 80, 50, 40: 10, so, etc.
a large line Of insertions TO u Atch, cheap.
400 doz Spool Cotton, 200 yds each al colors
and numbers at cts per spool or a cts Per
800 do1 Coats and ClArks cotton at cents
spool.
2oo dozIpool Silk, 100 yds each. at I3!c spool.
$50 doz OF spool SILK II yds each at &c spool.
skein slk ard Twist at &c each.
J. Englith's pin stuck Needles, SC pzper.
Pins cts paper.
Elastic Cord ,, 4, SC per yard.
IS dOz Gents white shirts, at LOO, I,25, I,50
and 2C0-open back.
6elt's under Shirts 25, 50. so. IS 90, loo, etc.
Gents plaid Flannel shirts 20, Leo.
80 d0z land knit WoOlen Socks at 40c pGir;
Gents Cotton Bose 10 I24, Is, 20. p. etc.
Gents Paper Collars, >, 10, Is. 90 and IS.
cents Eeckt!eE 10, Is, % and 25c-
Cents hemmed Hsndkerchiefs, 10, Is, 20, 25 etc.
Gents Kid Gloves, cheap.
Io,Ote yus SEil"oi at - ,, ~, i@es CTS per ara
| 1000 yds Bed Ticking at 10. is, %, 25e, etc.
$50 yds cotton Flannel al i23, Is, 20, %, etc
large assortment Of white and red FIannsls 10
be sold ehesp-
A good lire of black and colored AlpAcss.
4 full lire Of silk aud wool POP films at uuutuaI
low pTiees.
a good assortment Of plaid dress goods.
BLACK Silks from 50. TO 5,0O peryG.
500 pieces Of Rib bon all widths and co!orI.
A full line of fash Ribbons.
An extenEive sSsOrtntnt Of Jewelfy TO be sold
al great bATganE.
so doz Hoop SkirtI Al very low prices.
full line of Psrfumery aud large variety Of
articles too numerous to In bIon-
seps decd nwf6 WY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-26
Ro9ToN
LAKE SHORE
AsD
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Change of Time.

ThsreliAble and favorite ronte win Issue g
schedule on sunday, Dec 4th, after which date
trains viii run 8 follows:
MORNING MAIL. Lsaves Chicago st
$3.50 m. stop at al way stations, sfrive at
levsland s;35 P m
SPECIAL NEW YORK EXPRESS.
caves at s.1e IN stops only ct the most i'm
'ortant stations. Arrives at Toledo st 5:20 p
~ Cleveland st 9:45 p m ; Bufsl' 4:l0 a (;
Nsv York 700 P m. Sleeping Coach ehieSgo
% Rochester
ATLANTIC EMPRESS. Leaves Daily
At 5:l5 p n, with Steering CoseEes st1achrt i'T
Cleveland, Buffalo and Ner York, running thy
Eithout chan se, arrives 81 Cleyeisud 1880 n
Buffalo a:a0 p % Ees ToFk H7;l5 : in' 's''a9
morning.
SIGftT EXPRESS. Leaves a. s:JV ? n
SleepiuE Coach sttaeheS Arrives e Aoiedo,
3.I5a N Cleveiasd 1a;50 n 3udsle 3;9e ?
a New York l2 m. The 900 $ N and 500 P
n Trsins connect with Trs-ns on the kaisnsIoo
iyiainu for Grsnd Rapids aad suskegon-
All Express Trains on the rsilWsys scattering
Chicago connect with the above mentioned
trains. Esq o1
ts5 F.E. MORSE, g. ". PAss. As,.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-26

fe.sGrApAsdso the Ahsus.

TslsgrAphsd 80 the ARsus.
uaIoAss, Sept. %.
Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-No fairly active and fraction
higher; closing on change steady at$l l63 cash
or sept. 81 l6i Oct; advancing in afternoon
vbout 4c and closing rather dull; No | easer a.
81 Is3AI 10; No3 lower at l23sl l3 rejected
quiet at 81 e5; winter wheat quiet and lc lower
sales No and red winter 81 %.
Comm fair demand No 2 closing steady 81
4s cash Sept. or Oct; No yellow 483c; rejected
nominal.
oa.s-Quies and easier No , 3O4c; rejected
27c.
Rye-Quiet and lower, closing steady at 534c
Barley--In fair demand and steady; No :
regular 63lc; No 57a574s.
Reeeipts--Flour $3.50; wheat 130, ,II0 corr
1924 oats l6s, $40; rye 3O,255 barley o.
$50.
Shipments Flour 26Ss. wheat 100, ,OsO; corr
29O. 500; onts 81, ,s49; rye none; barley ST,S3s.
Whisky-Aetiye and firm at 30.
Provisions-Pork steady; sales at cash $500
seller the year $l2.75. Meats active and firm
| shouldets g; short rib 53a6s loose.
Lard-Rirmsr at 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-26
RATES OF ADVERTISING,

For each so usre, or the space occupied By ten
lines OF solid nonpsrsil, One Dollar 10, each in
ssFtiOn.
Special Notices, 20 cents per line. Whsp In
serted months or more, 50 per cent ah0Vs rsgu-
lar advertising rate8.
Communications, or articles inserted among
reading natter, IS cents Per line.
DAILY AID WEEKLT.-A discount Of 25 per
cent. will be made from the Weekly rates. on
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter is inserted in both Daily and Weekly.
Double Columns will be charged % per cent
additional.
| FOR IL transient advertisement advance pay
nsnt Is required.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-26
PIPER BOXES.


"HE A9RAT AMERICAN HEALTH
/ REsl'oRER, parties the blood
and cures Ser ,fula, Syphilis, Skin Dts
sAsal. Rhsuma tisn, Diseases Of Women,
and all Ohronie Affections Of the Blood,
Liver and Kidneys. Recommended by
the Medical Faculty and many thous-
Ands Of our best citizens.
lead the tsstiruony Ofphysicians and
patients who have used ResadAlis; send
for our RosadAlis Gu ide to Health Book,
or Almanac for this ye ar, which We pub-
iish for grAtuitous distri bution; 1t viii
give yo1 mach valu&bls 4 uformstion.
DR.. B. W. Carr, Of Bali imcrs, saFs:
al take pleasure In rec ommsnding
your RosAdAlis as 3 very powerful al
tsrativs. l have seen 10 used in tive
Gases with happy rssalts--ons in cas-
Of secondary syphilis, In which the pa
tlsnt pronounced himself cured after
having taken Ave bottles Of your msdi-
cine. The other is . case Of scrofulA Of
long standing, which Is rapidly improy-
ing under its use, and the indications
are that the patient will soon recover.
1 have carefully examined the formula
By which your RosAdalis 10 made, and
And IL an excellent compOund Of alter
ative Ingredients"
Dr.. Sparks, Of Nioholsville, KyssAys
he has used Rosadaiis in cases Of sOrO-
fula and Secondary Syphilis with salts
factory reaults--As eleAaer of the blood
know NO better remedy.
Samuel g. MeFaddsa, Murfrsosboro
Team, says:
az have used seven bottles Of Rosa
= dAlis, and an entirely cured Of Rhsum
atism; send me fOaF bOstlss, - wisl
il for my brother, uhO has ssr0fulou
sore eyes"
Bsn'JAmin Bsshol, Of Lima, 0his
writes, / have suffered for twenty year
with nvstsEAte eruption over hi
whole ady; atshcrt time since pul
chased 9 bottle Of RosAdalls and It o.
fssted perfect cure"
h Rosadalisis sold by all druggists.
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Proprietor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-26
xrade Prospects.

The New York papers prOphssy an early
and immense fall trade. Thus. the Mai
says in q leader:
Unless the usual signs fail, the coming
fall will witness the restoration of q degree
OF business activity such as has not been
known here for many years. The mer-
chants feel the symptoms of an early and
vigorous opening of the fall trade with q
sort Of instinct which is none the lss.
sure that il cannot give all the reason for
the prevalent confidence 10 hyelisr stata
oftrSde.
Tbs prospects for the drops all over the
country ars very encouraging. The fusn-
ciSl condition of the West and South is
sOunder and more hopeful now than it has
been since the war. There are none of the
vague but disturbing apprehensions of
possible financial crisis which alarmed the
country last year when the issue of the
German French war Was Proble mA Atieai.-
Since the var closed there has been n grow
ing conviction on both sides Of the water,
aud ell the great money centers, That the
Uaited States presents the safest opportuni-
ties for the investment of capital.
Ths great storms that have rocked the
oontinent of Earope to it's 70 oandations have
oaly revealed by contrast the peculiar els-
meats of safety, strength and permauence
that exists here. Our people are Just com
in TO a proper sense OF the magnificent
future that is before them
Confidence is the FIRST element Of great
business activity, When it is strong and
firm ell thr locked up treasures of capital
come out Of the beni6cient use, and give
new life to ell Of our business activities.-
We not only have this element of rsstors-
yon, but money is abundant and no great
6asncial disturbances ara feared, Tor the
tlear, at least The longest headed mer-
ohAnts ses the situation and are preparing
for an immense trade. The sooner their
rivals recognize the same state OF affairs
she better it will be for all coD cerued.