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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-07-13

PERsoNxL.-Col. Wade s. Cothran,
of Rome, Ga. the father of our towns.
man. Col. J. S. Cothran, and the Presi-
dent of the Rome and Dalton, (Ga.,)
Railroad, has been in our town for
several days past, on visit to his rel
atives here. ..:7
Col. B. F. Wardlaw, q former resi-.
dent of our District, but now of Mad.
ison Florida, is on visit to his friends
and relatives here. Ho reports the
crops here the finest that he has
seen.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-07-13

A correspondent Of the Spartan
burg Spartan, writing from the noun
:tgns in the upper part Of this State
says:
"The community here lave just
concluded the most ample harvest
that they have had for years. Corn
is worth fifty or sixty cents, and very
little prospect Of being higher have
a few hundred bushels on. hand and
the only consolation l have is, that 1T
is q good thing in Il family. we have
fine prospects for corn, fruit, &C.
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Thursday, July 13, 1871.

TsnMs.-Three dollars year, in ad-
ysnce. ..o,.
nn1s than six months.
Transient advertisements are charged
ebr at the rate or ONE DOLLAR per inch
space for the first insertion, and Fifty
CENTS for each subsequent insertion:
A liberal deduction from the above
rates is made to persons advertising by
the quarter or by the year. .....
R6- m obituary notices and tributes
of respect are charged for at the usual
rates of advertising.
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TANswER.1

CoKEsBURY, July 9Th, 1871:
F. Bush, President G.. 4 G. r. r., Co.
Columbia, S. c.:
l Ihare received your very kind tel
egram~ar,d note it's contents, and con.
gratulate you on the completion OF
the enterprise to this place, and hopo
that YOU may l,vs to be as old as Me-
thuselal, die happy, and have q sale
deliverysover Jordan. ...
l am, with due respect, :
Your humble servant,
....:.' 81. G.. w. HODGES.
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New Advertisements.

We direct attention to tho following
new advertisements:
Money-Hngh Wilson.
Doors, Sushcs, Blinds, &c.,-P. P.
Toale, Charleston, S. c.
Notice to Tax-nayers-T. B. Mil
ford -. - -.
Sheriff's Salo-H. s. Cason, Sheriff
County. .'.' ~.'.'i-
shs-iff's Sulo-by order of the
Judge of Probate. =.
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7VHE TAXPAYERS of Abbeville
l County are hereby notified, that
on and after the 1st day of July. 1871,
the Auditors Office, Abbeville County,
will be open at tho "Court Hoase" for
the purpose of receiving Returns Of
Personal Property, &C., for the year
1871, and remain open until the 2eth
day Of August. 1871. The following
programme will be read attentively,
and strict adherence to instructions
given therein will bo necessary.
The four centre Townships, Abbe-
Vile, Long Cane, Cedar Springs and
Smithville, will be assessed at the
Court House between the first day of
July, 1871. and Goth August, 1871.
Assessors will be stationed at the
most public place Of resort in Ninety
Six, Donaldsville, Diamond Hill and
Indian Hill, from the 10th to the 10th
July inclusive.
Ths same Assessors will also be
stationed at Greenwood, Due West,
Lowndesvile and Bordeaux, from tho
18th to 22nd July inclusive, and
again at White Hall, Cokesbury, Mag
nolia and Calhoun's Mills, from 24th
to 18th July inclusive.
The above method of assessment
has been adopted in order to give
the taxpayers an opportunity to
make correct returns upon oath, as
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-07-13
NOTICE.

"The Auxiliary Bible Society Of
Abbeville District" will meet in the
Methodist Church in this village on
the last Wednesday in this month,
being the 26th inst.
All friends of the Bible cause are
respectfully and cordially invited to
attond.
r. A. FAIR,
Recording Secretary.
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A BoUNoER.-Our old friend Anto.
ny has placed on our table q tomato
that weighs II ounces. Can our
friends DR.. r. or Esquire f., at Abbe-
vile, beat that? Come, gentlemen,
send up.-A. II. Presbyterian.
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-Ta In the case of the State ez rel.
T. D. Wagner and James Robb ct al,
in which judgm snts were rendered by
the Supreme .Court, it was decided
that the bills of THO Bank Of the State
are not receivable in payment of taxes.
This is q matter in which the psop]o
of the State are interested.
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sg- We were pleased to meet a
few days since, our friend Maj. Sam
Jones, former q. S. Revenue Assessor
for our District but now of Green
Vile. Heis in fine health and spirits.
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q. S. REVENUE CoLLEcToR.-We
learn that our worthy County Treas:
urer, Mr.. J.F. G. DuPre, has been
rendered the post of U. S. Revenue
Collector for this District, hut we are
not advised whcrther or not he will
accept. ,.
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RELIGIOUS AT a meeting Of the
Congregation Of the Presbyterian
Church of this Village, held on Mon
day last, Col. Thomas Thomson, was
elected a. Ruling Elder, to ill the va
cancy caused by the transfer Of Col.
r. A. Fair, to the Ministry. s..
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Rev. J. A: Broadus, D. d., is expect
ed back from Europe on the Goth in
slant, and will be at his post in the
seminary at Greenville, at tho open
ing of. the next session. His health
is much improved. ....
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ne We are indebted to Maj. John
Alexander, of the Congaree Iron
Works; Columbia, for late files Of for
eign papers, for which ho will please
accept our thanks. " b..
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The Greenville Enterprise states
that the season this summer has been
30 far all that could be asked by the
farmers of the upper part Of this
State. Crops generally look prom
Using.
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The Telegraph to Cokesbury.

The telegraph on the line of the
Groenville T. Columbia Railroad was
manipulated us far as cokesbury on
Thursday of last week. Tho follow
ing congratulations were passed over
the wires: ... .....
COLUMBIA, S. c., July 9Th, 1871.
General G. W. Hodges, Grand Pa.
triarch of Cokesbury, S. c.:
|. My Dear Sir: Our telegraph line
is completed and in working order to
your village. Permit me to congrat-
ulate you upon living to see this day
and for having received the first dis,
patch over the line to Cox esbury.
+ fam yours, respectfully,
F. BUSH,
President G. & Z. R. r.
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Mr.. NJ. NJ. Farrow has been elected
Principal of tho Mt. Zion Institute,
in Fairfield county.
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Exhibition at Mrs.. Widman's School

man, in the lower part OF the D's-
trict came off according to announce
ment. on Friday evening last, and
our Junior who was present, gives a
glowing account of the success oil
tho performances. A large audience
assembled at early candle-lighting,
in tho grove in front of the school
building, ard witnessed with unaba,
tod interest, even to the "wee sma
hours" the varied programme of ex'
/, orcises. Defamation, composition,
Catalogues, tableaux, and music, vocal
and instrumental, by turns engaged
1.-The attention of the audience and
evoked frequent applause. The tem-
porary stage was beautifully decora-
ted with appropriate devices and en-
blcms, whilst the blazing torches
around, made candles and lamps "pale
their Intellectual fires." Performers
and audience themselves furnished a
tabeaux as attractive as the mimic
representations of the stage, whilst
parents and relatives and friends
witnessed with expectant interest
and full qualification, the successful
efforts of the youthful contestants.
ALI acquitted themselves with due
credit, and well mcrited the applause,
smiles. and sympathy which they
received. -.sI... ....' 81.
The following is the programme OF
exercises: az o..
Sleigh Ride-Opening Chorus, by
the School.
9, Prologue, by Master Foster Nor
ris. ......t-.. -.
Composition-shall we know each
other thereby Miss Kate Wideman.
>Soug-Zula zong-by Miss jamie
Tableau-Pyramid of Beauty. =
Union Msrch-by Miss Fannie
Bradley. So. -.
4: :Spcech-Inauenee OF sMind-by
Mr.. Patio Brsdloy. 81 r....-
soag-Gone Befere-by Miss Katie
Patton. Fs
Letters-by Misses Sallie Wideman
and Anna MeCaslan.2 '
.Song-My Poor Heart is Sadly
Miss Matte Britt. ......-. ..
Dialogue-School-b the little
Boys.
~. .Evangeline-Fariation-by Miss
Katie Patton. 81 .." Z.
speech-Our Honored Deadly
Mr.. William Napier.
sopg-Riding in the sleigh-by
Miss Anna McCaslan. rs. ...
Composition-I,ook on the Bright
side-by Miss Lizzie Britt. .-..
Tableau and Song-Put Ne in my
Little Bed-by Miss Sa1ie Wide
man.
Dia!ogue-Julius' Peaches.
: Song-Little Clo-by Miss Fannie
Bradley. &c.,. .....-.
Speech Look Aloft-by Miss Fan
ME Iites. =.
Composition - Orphans-by Miss
Mollie Wardlaw. "a
Due.t-Bonuie Scotland-by Miss
esJ Foster and Nj. Britt.
Tablcau-Turkish Scene.
Speech The Mississippi-by Mr.
Sammie Neel. -.
Composition-Beauty Everywher'
by Miss NJ. L. Crawford. los -
Quartette Home by tho River
by Miss Fannie Bradley.
composition-Infaence of Littl'
fhings-by Miss Katie Patton.
Duett-Hope Beyond.
Tableau-Death of Cleopatrs.
song-I am my Daddy's only Son
,by Masters Willie Bradley and Eos
ter Morris.
RECESS:
Hunters Chorus-by the School
Speech-Man's Destiny-by Mr.
Willis Mars. -....... =
Composition-Love Of Nature-by
Miss Minnie Child: -"' .'.
sopg-Come, Birdie, Come-by
Miss Matte Britt. "
Composition can't-by Mis-
George Kennedy.
Tableau-May Queen.
song-shc Sleeps in the Valley
by Miss Anna McCaslan.
Dialogue-Wond Scholar.
Duett-California Polka-by MlsseI
Kahe Patton and Sallie Wideman:
Tableau-InnoceRce. u
Speech-Wasbipgton-by Ar. y
n. Burnett. @
o,.: D,,c,ot U;Ha-hy
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Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &C..

No. 20 Rayne Street and Horloeck'S
.Whart, CHARLESTON, S. c.
efg- This is the largest and most COM
plete Factory of the kind in the South
ern States, and oil articles in this line
can be furnished by Mr., P. p. rToale ut
prices which defy competition.
NO. A pamphlet with full and detail;
ed list of all sizes Of Doors, Sashes ana
Blinds, and the prices of each. will be
sent free and post paid OH application to
=. PIP. TOALE.
...-... CHARLESTON, S. c.
July l3, 1871, Fly -.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-07-13

Thos. F. Riley, and vito, VS.. Lizzie
Cobb, and others.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-07-13

DY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri
- Facias to me directed, will sell at
Abbeville Court House, Oh the FIRST
MONDAY in AUGTST next, within
the Legal hours: .... e.
ONE HOUSE AND LOT,
Situate in the County and State afore-
said, in the Village of Greenwood, con-
tanning about three and flve-eights acres
bounded by Lots of L. D. Merin1ap, w
H. Baily, G. A: G. Waller, and fronting
on Depot street-Terms of Sales Cash
and if the Terms are not complied with,
the said House and Lot will be resold at
the risk of the first purchaser. ."4.
'-. HENRY S: CASON,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
Sherihf's Office, /
July 10, 1871. l24t. !
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Petition for Partition Of House and
Lot-By Sale. - -.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-09
9teue 7=3O @plD 1nteDe.
Glider! Yyof tabel Yermanent
SAB G0Dfe It. 6 o.
btetea gum 0ertauf an fir gar unb obselaufene 3inien bic
Grife @ppotbefe aanh Grant Cob Sunss
Der
Nurtbern yaeifc &iienbabn Gompagnte.

Otele Bombs ftnb aettert eritens furd c fe 6tpptbefe
nur bic Gt'eEb1tn felbf, tbr getrt, Esratertcl unh ldmmtlibe
gqu firrn9; iDeiten o burh fefe pppDttete auf bic eanse
yane Sdenturg, rslde me9r us $4,000 older Qanb fir jeSe
Wtstle Wabn befraet.
Die trnss iint fret BON 8nn' esStsuer: gap:tcl uub Sn,
terehea III Crib aoblb If tas Gcpital am @n,e BON ereiste
Sabren uc bic Sn:e:rehsu t%albidbrlib Su bsm 3:nsfus BON
Steb IN unb Oret 3eHntel Yrp3eut jdtrltd.
Ge vpntS merten gum Sfenuwertbe ppn 500, $50, $1,000,
$4,000 uno $4,000 obsetreten.
Dir 3rufses unter Ter 6nprttefe Nnb Sas @ppfe spnpbtla,
belpht1 unb +. @nnar 4tpmp1pn, prdIpent Der YeuNlpaui1
@en:ral @ticnbatn g%rmpacne.
. ee Nrrtbe1n @ac fc 7.30 9duts .rerben ieber 3ett Dor
ttrem gerfaQsterntn NIT 5ebn grr5ent 9 a m III nj
!ooer 1.'0) fur Hanbereien Der %epmposnie ju th'em ~ntebrts-
item gaar pre'ie In 3abluns ansenrmrnen merten.
NuBer tbrer abfrluttn 9 Oerbeit eendbren btele SpntS, tpte
tir ellauben, EN- ~erbBeres @tntDmmen. ais trsenb etne anbt.e
8areidaft eriisr 8laNe. @erisnen, nelhe Ser. Gtaaten S.
z0er taben. tpnntn BET umfbung teris ben in gtrrtttrn 9a=
CITIES tbr jdbrlides @tntn,nmen Elm . %rtttbetl %bermebreH
urb e~enieBsn sab:t stne %SoaRaatis au~re.ldiise. Gapttal Nns
laee.
Nntauf Der nj s.-Dte nadaeB ant ubfr Ter nd&ae
Vdnquter beiprst biefe SOnos Su jeoen, %beltebteen Betrase une
antere 8onOs fur tiee avsantaufden mlniden, tDnnen bies
bur9 treenb ctnen unferer Meentsn beperffenigen, melGe bic
btOdfen MarftpreHe fit aae 1srtauFi&en g8ertbpaptere erlau.
ben ne ben
perion.n, nelde In 2ufaltdten fern Don Banfen wobnen,
tDnnen 9elo rber amber. 8snos birett an us NIT Grpreb
tbern DactFc B,ufs remtttiren. otne uafHften fir zen Rdur
fer Sur wehere Nustunff GarteH, &C., tpente man H4 ceer
fdretbe, an bic uHter3etbneten. pber an tretnb cine Bant
ooer Sanauisrs, psl@s fur ZEN Sirsauf bieler @nleibe teauf.
trast ltno.
gu ~seriaufeu tn Der 6 + aen Nnttpnal Bant unb
ST. gaul, Ninn.
Gun, @rsaan unb aean, Rontters Gtteaec, Gen. Maentet
fir Wftnnelota, Wtscpnin, SQ,nois u. bas nSrtIt1e %Stn6tona.
f~eb9,3mt,w
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-09
.rnnutbi9enbe 3batia@en
fir &aQenleib embe+

Sesen Sag benefit es III t1arer, tab 2eter1etten In al (N.
mem traurteen Jormen, pbne s&pterisfett pter unstlssenbett
in S&rauten ~sebalten, unb sebetlt uerbeu lam. s. TT etae
~tartaddise &rantbett, ober tbre 5artnddistett bdlt MIDI @ti8
a.aen bic bebarrltde Sell unb NteberberfeQuusstraft son
6pftetter's maSenbttteren. Diefes ~3utrdsli&e 8a>
l.runssutttel swiustbas . rsaHfetnet pflt&t IN
tb n. 70 uub uutsr ben. GtuFus oes Bttteren ~rssslmd6ts
unb aefuub ~abfcnbtrn. Die Wtrfuns hes 8tttertn brtust has
Organ aus feinem rebtaifa.n 3uRante in suatoutmener 5ar'
Monte nit sen oelanbbsitsseesea surdd. ST gsrRosbtstt
s~orbauteu, 70 serfawtnbet fe; If Setenae&eu eber Raden-
lamers s~prsanben, f. bort r anf; II bic @aut eber tasgDsi6e
Der auseu nit aberFaf7ser Sale sefdrbt, ~ ~se~tHasa fe tbre
uatarlt&% 8arbe ptebu tt su Appetit fort, 70 tetrt q pteser;
.tR se Berbauuas s.&ud&t, - utrb at ptsbsrsrssReat; tari,
,pas aud tuame BE esmYtsuae ~ 2etbeus fem unSstn. uns
"a. fir elm. ptaf.S q aaserunmen b4ten mag, ttne s et'
II IA IL septt. Das fat bic slet4ex a~Dtrlunsea siefH
6df1ttas II auea Gilss, ". bss ttlttft edem fdsa eatt'
std.l4 Il aberin G6uen ~ tlst eae Re,1rs bs ssasas
n Q.b.urlelbea ssstanhtn n, lam u bas sanse eebtn tta.
stx,d| tstta snsiidnittses Otssas4 tefes fanadtsftss ~
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sstadrtat, = i.lA,,.s q. y.fsas. ~ 'l''fa sa'ss' ~ tS'..-
III va tsssd H. ssa5ss & 4 tssfs III.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-09

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-09
Uortifsuus folst.)

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Yprt Gtnfauf8preie.- Sir bic
nd4fen 80 Gage perfauft 6err Meron<
ber @ternber0 ieinen @orratb BON ,6er<
rer> unb &nabentletbern, rdu,lt9 ueber>
rode, 6oiett, @eRen &bfe llnterboier
ur,b unterbemoen, Sbawls> Str1mpft,
,6anpl9ub, &appen, fletne &naben<An>
3l9e &C., NQes gum &o~itenprets. s6s. ]
Mir ratben MQe1, bic &leiber taufen
uro @elo iparsal tpoQenx mad 90. 314
Drttte @traee 81 8e6en1 III. re BON 9errp
sternber8 gu. uab bfutS ~einfa1ftu ton
men,. q .4ad 81. lsja1Oj,Ap
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81. beis s, BetA 112E@ abdltaw 81.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-09

bletb1el rBmtl4er Bautunf, wel@es In
benGbenen BON NismeS fl@ erbcb. 6enrt
blidte 3u ben bretfa@ 9etbdrmten 8osen
empor. ,.Stdrfere Mauerr, ale btele
fam tein &erteraunierer Belt entbalten.
fe fno f1r BE Gmt8teit gebaut", {aste
.er leiIe. nglber idbe i'd btnter tbnen, i'd
getraue mir pte &raft 81, pieie md&ti9en
Steine III purdbre&en." st ieBte iein
Yfero in Trab unb CHARLES that pa6elbe.
MbenrS erret6ten fe Die Tbere Der alter,
Stabt MtSme5.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-09
Tarm III D%crfaufeu.

Sarm 5u oerfaufen.
3u perfauf IN 80 Ndsr 2ont, tppppn IS Nfer uuter @aue,
10 older SsuIanb bas itrt1e aQes 8ufd in gutter 6en3, NIT
Die 8arm 1hot Blue Garth Co., W{inu. 7 Weilen BON st.
Yeer unc 7 Mslea uun9Pantetu uuo tpire rertauft aus freter
oano Spn benz unteraethnctsn, Nntcn Maper, g9aeenmaher
IN Mantotp. Slue @artb 9Duntp, W}tnn. 2njs 6nlm.
8tlltg 3u pertau fe u.-2,5GO older autes
Garnlanb i'm Staate MtFourt. g8irb i'm Wanaen rGer tn
Sefticnen Serfauft, mic IS benz &6ufer teliett. N6berts tn
Der Staatsiettune Office.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-09
81 DfrfQuffn*

3 Sertaufen.-Gtn quite Tarm inQBopb=
terrs Gown, Waibinston County Meiis len pon@t. Yaulu. spn
tea uub eefenSt itnb. NIT eutsn, WubnaebGube, 6tau1na,
Drummer uub 3ubet6r 1T aus freter toanb unter %aunfiatu Be-
%btn9unesn ju pertaufsn. Mustunft ertbetlt btete Office peer
aut l3rtft!tde Infraee t~e39<2mlp.
Gbriitian gibigbGuier
Spr 1863 st. paul, Wtnu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-09

Saneerein Nftien 3u b%erfaufen.
Nfebrrre Nftten res Nrbeiier. Baunereins itnb unter alnftz
gen Seetneungen ;u pertaufen. 9ldbere5 in ber5 sst,une
: ffce.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-27

CHRONIC AILMENTS:

Particularly sorofulA, have their origin in an
iu-eured or neglected disease. Do We not see ev-
cry DAY persons staggering under the weight OF
those lil-sreSted diSesses-sufering out by piece
meal the remains of former mAlAdy? Why is
it? 1t is because the treatment was not suits
bic or left OF TOO soon. Thus the patient IL
patched up while the dregs are allowed 70 re
main to break out gain even in future gen era
tions. Many suffer The foul faint of scrofu!a TO
remain in the sy stem for = life time. Ulcers ana
sores that are eating away ths very fountain OF
life are allowed to 20 on. Pimpies blotehes
and letters slso dishgurs the faces of thousands.
There Is no necessity for this lsmen table condi
ton, as a few bottles of ths Samaritan Rool
and &erh Juices will eradicate the foul faint In
all bad eases We will furnish the remedy frse OF
charge until g cure is effected, thus proving be
yond doubt that all can be cured Pimple4
and blotehes removed, thereby saving many IN
pleasant remarks. Ladies no desire brilliant
complexion should use the SauaYitEn's Root sne
Herb uiees Price 81 IS mar bnttia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-27
Ladies', tako Particular N0tics.
rhe Real Velpsu Female Pills !
WARRANTED kkNkCH

These Pills, celebrated many years ago in
Paris, tor the relie Of female Irregularities, and
Afterw al de- for their crlminAl en- loy Een IL tbs
practice OF abortion, now offered for sale for
me mrs. time in America They have been kept
n comparative obscurity from the fact that the
'rigihA tor, Dr. Velpau, is q PHI stefan in Paris
u great wealth has strict conscientioprsprin-
'iPies' and has withheld them from general use
poses :"
40 overcoming Female Distractions Falling
" ehe womb, hites, Green Sickness, suppress
I'VE I'VE, netention, or Inmodsrate Flow Of the
.s aohsn5 Discharges, Nervous and Spinal AfFec-
lvns, aims In the Back ard Limbs, Fatigue on
shgat exertlon. Pslpitation of the Hear Hys-
ssrlcs, 3d., and viii effect cure vhen nj otbsr
means havs failed and, although . powerful
'omsay, 10 NOT contain cs'omel, antimony, or
'nything hurtful to the constitution
10 married laaies and young girls who have
never been regulated, they arc peculiarly suited.
fney will. in . short time, bring on the monthly
period with regularity. &C.,.
oAuTIoE.-Aarried Ladies' should never sake
them when there Is any reason to believe them
selves Pregnans, for they will be sure toprodues
miscarriage.
Ladies can procure box, 80 aled from the eyes
OF the curioas,i By enclosing one dollar, and si.
postage stanps TO n w. MAGOMBER, General
Agent for United States and Canadas, at Albany
u. Ia eE Of amp authorised AgeRt. my2saviY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-27
roe GEE aRAYxoEs

Diseases arising from indlsSretion have been
treated with B&lsse OopAiba and Mercury, ur
siI the SO IN achs Of patients using them became
so n%ussated and weakened that Il Was hard t.
decide which was the worst complaint, tho dis
ordered stomach or tbs original disease Al
length the Samsritan's Gift made its advent, snu
an entirely new system of cure was inAuguraSed
and the bensteial results at once seen. The dis
susting drugs and poisons were discarded, ana
to day the Gift is prescribed by numbers of be
lending Physicians; vet, Notwithstanding, the
ssmsritan's Gift is known to be q positive cure
purely vege able, and pleasant TO use, as only
ten pills have to be taken, many old anti deluyi-
ans will stick to their sickening drugs and gorge
their patients for weeks perhaps months
Esss- Has long job and big bill any
thing to do with it? NJ ale packages 50; Femat,
50. Sent by mail We cannot az old calling tn
attention of delicate females to the Samaritan
Gift as positive cure for Whites; By following
directions you viii soon get rid of that trouble
some disease, and become robust and hearty.
Sold by Druggists generally.
DESM 1ND co. prop'rs
9l5 Race street, Phil adslphiG, Pa
OEAs. BEssEs, corner Illinois and MArks:
street, Agent for Rock Island.
mohS1wly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-27
MEDICAL.
'Z333s!5l5s!ES3

Cures al diseases csused by seIf-zbuss, viz
spermAtOrrhea, Seminal Weakness, Night
Emissions, Loss of MemOty, Universal Lassi-
tude, Pains in tie Back, Dimness of Vision,
Premature Old Age, Weak Nerves, Difficult
Breathing, Pale COuntsn Ance, Insanity, Con-
sunny ton, and all diEeasss that follow as Sc
queRee Of youthful indiscretions
E2- This medicine has been sssd in our prao-
tice for many ears, and with thousands treat.
ed, it has not failed in single instance.
ses- Each package Of Vegetable Cure is wrap
ped in ultramar'ne blue paper, printed In gold
letters, and contains enc bottle filed with su-
gar-costed Pills, and one vial of Medieated
Powders, Sufficient to make One-half pint of in
jsetion and one Syringe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-27
DIR.
= i - Glow,
Confidential Physician.

l79 South Clark Street, CHICAGO, ILL, Pri-
fully treated. DR.. Bigslsw has cured more sex
uAl and vensroAl diseases in the last 20 years
than any other physician In the western eOun try
He cures Nervous Debility, or Involuntary Sem
inNl Emissions, and restores the enfseblsd organs
to perfect health and vigor. He curss Syphilis
in all It's forms, whether acute or CHRONIC. with
out the of minerals or vegetable poison
Send for Ills "Guide to Bealth," puslishe;
monthly free of charge, if you think the writing
Of the greatest Specialist of the prerent do,
worth reading. Ladies send for descriptive cir
cular Of PBssARIo REMEpIB, universally useo
by married ladies. Address
c, BfGELOW, NJ. D..
meh4dWiJ p. Box l14 Chicago, H.