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Western Reserve Seminary.

Examination for the Fall term will be
held on the 18th, 18th. and 18th days OF
November.
In order that those who wish to hear
particulars may know when TO attend we
give the classes to be examined each day.
Monday, I3th.-Orthography, Reading,
Advance Algebra, Natural Philosophy,
Evidences of Christianity, Geology, Pri-
mary German and French.
Tuesday, 14th.-Primary English
Grammar, Primary Arithmetic, Primary
Algebra, Bookkeeping, Geometry,
Natural Philosophy, Advanced German
and Latin.
Wednesday ,l5th.-Mental Philosophy.
Geography, Advanced Eng. Grammar,
Advanced Arithmetic. All friends of
education and especially the patrons of
the institution, are cordially invited to
attend. G. W. BEATTY, Prin.
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ALPHA DELTA PHI.
IN MEMoRIAM

~ Q AlAAH
1t is always sad to part from those whom
We respectand lOYe.-Death ever ONE with
~forbidding aspect, and too stern reality.
But tits doubly hard to say the last farewell
when youth and hope and the warm
ton Of early manhood hold us with their
strong impulstye power. To lose from the
accustomed place, some friend whom
the responsive pulses OF our hearts are
warmly ~throbbing, is Of all Affections, the
most severe.
Another friend, true, noble and manly in
all respects. has laid or the mortal for i'm
neutrality-suspicious. spirit, pure, calm and
holy, has ned from an earthly to a heavenly
dwelling. Another brother has run hisrace,
and exchanged the crown Of earthly success
Tor n OF undying n eternal lustre. We
mourn our brother as those who know the
priceless boon of q true friend, must lament
the loss of sorare q gift, as those should who
recognized his high nature and generous
spirit. A brilliant schOlar-a man Of high
intellectual ability-he would have achiev-
ed q proud position among men. But He
has called him to a higher destiny, and a
more glorious vocation. Bowling to the
divine behest, we pay our final tribute to
his memory with sad hearts and ahec-
tiOnate remembrance, and signify by this
token to his worth hat we his brethren in
Alpha Delta Phi, mourn with those SORROW
ing ones, who in him have lost n Husband,
SOn mt Brother.
HUDSON CHAPTER, Oct. 10th, 1871.
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Settlements Ordered to be Advertised.

I Is URDERED THAT IHE
il following counts of Executors. Admin
lstrators. INT Guardians, which have been
fled in the Probate Court Of Trumbul Co,
be advertised our consecutive weeks, ac-
cOrding TO law, and that they remain on file
for inspection and exceptions. until NOvem-
nDDaar Therefor
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-01

Hon. Garrett Davis, United States
Senator from Kentucky, % the 18th
inst. delivered a speech filling ten col
Of the C0Urier-JournaL, He IA
vors Willard Fillmore for President.
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Cleveland & MahOninq 3. Re-

CLEVELAND. O., Oct. q, ISL.
A DIVIDEND of three and a half
IA per cent. free of Government tax. on the
fuII shares Of the capital stock of the Cleve-
land & Mahoning Rail Road Company, has
been declared, payable IN the 10th day Of
Nov. next, at the ONCE OF the Treasurer Of
the Company, in Cleveland, o.
The transfer books will be closed from the
first to the eleventh day Of November, inclu-
sive. CHARLES PEASE. Treas.
Oct. 25, ls7I-3t.
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= FOURTH DISPATCH.

SALT LAKE, October 29.-Hun-
dreds of people, mostly Mormons,
visited Camp Douglass to-day, to see
Mayor Wells and the other prisoners.
General Morrow gave the visitors I'M
restricted access to their friends and
by his courteous remarks and man
ner, inspired a much better feeling
than might have been expected under
the circumstances. The arrested par
ties are quartered in a comfortable
and well furnished cottage, and seem
quite cheerful. a guard of soldiers
march to and fro on the outside.
Eldder George . Canon, arrived
this morning from San Francisco and
preached this afternoon in the large
tabernacle to an audience numbering
at least ten thousand. His mind had
evidently undergone a remarkable
change, for he counselled his hearers to
abstain from any act of violence and
10 submit to thelaw. God would pro-
tect them and deliver them from their
prosecutors. The crusade against
them would only strengthen and
glorify them in the eud. Their church
could not be overturned. Their faith
was the inspiration of the Divine
Spirit and would endure forever.
Elder Pratt was not so conservative,
He did not want any whining Judge
to say to him as he did to Hawkins.
81 am sorry for you" He wanted no
sympathy from any federal official.
He was ready to go to Jail for twenty
years, but no pity for him from such
a source. He predicted that God
would totally overthrow or annihilate
the present prosecutors of the Nor
mon people.
Nothing further has been heard
from 0rson Hyde, the apostle. 1t is
thought that he has gone to Arizona
or Mexico. Joseph A. Young, son of
Brigham, has returned to the city,
but he is not yet arrested.
A row occurred late last night be-
tween a Mormon and the United
States Deputy Marshal, which result
ed in the Marshal knocking the Nor
mon down, and afterwaId arresting
him. For a time it was reported that
an attempt had been made to assas-
sinate the Deputy, and there was great
excitement. All is quiet, and there
are no indications of a disturbance.
The late arrests, however, have Great
ed a marked depression in the Nor
mon community
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The Sherman brigade will meet at
Shelby on the 1st Of November, for q
grand reunion. y
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NOTICE.
In Whereas, my wife Phebe Z. Hal, hasleft
my bed and board without Just cause o.
~progoeation, 1 do hereby var all perEons
not totrust or harbOr her on my account, as
I will not be responsible for any debts sue
may hereafter contract
FRED HALL, Allegan, Mich.
AIiegan, Mich, Oct. q, ~ls7l-Sts.
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Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing

One Mans money is as good bu and viii buy as much Is that of another WsmakeaO
Misrepresentation All goods sold b us shall be Just what " represent them tobe-
Space will not alloy us to stf forth in detail what We have in stock, but below may be
POUNDS few Items r
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Orwell Normal Institute,

GOLD DUST, BRICK DUST
Oby Brick Pomeroy, Just reed at
ADAMS Bookstore.
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RrnnnIoM Amin.

William G.. BrewnloW will turn up
once in g while Just to remind US like
an evil genius that he has not yet
gone down to his destined abode in
the regions of Pluto, he denies the
statement of General Forrest that
the Ku-Klux were organized to put
down his thieving militia, and thieves
aud outlaws generally. He says the
Ku-Klux were organized before the
militia, and first directed in 1862 TO
the hatchery of Fort PiIlowT"
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The new departure" is al the go
ia West Tennessee-despite the OppO-
sitiOn Of the APPEAL and its ',jimson
Juice" allies.-NashUlle Banner. e.
Two-thirds of the newspapers Of
Western Tennessee are allies Of the
APPEAL. They are 'juicy' on the
Banner and FOOte, and so esustic are
the applications that "jimson juice
hardly describes the infection. Isn't
il sRDht9ic scid?
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HAVING qualified as Executors OF the es-
Il tate Of the late Melissa Owen, under the
VIII, fnths Probate Court OF shelby county,
on The 5th day Of June, lSIls fYehereby give
notice 70 an parties Indebted 70 said estageto
come forward and make payment and gu
persons having claims against same VIII
R5sss e feses Ssa y q tSs Sans Vii
be forever barred
PHILIP and T. h. TUGGLE, Executors.
Memphis, June a. h7l. teS 2& "
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REMOVAL
c~OPARrKERsHIP NOTICE.

THIS agreement OF C-opsrtnershlp. made
and entered int" this the 4th day. OF
April, 1871, by and between Jose ph ,. Smith,
OF the city of Railway, New Jersey, James
W. Sneed and James e. Beasley, ortne city OF
Memphis, gitnesseth, That the said parties
have formed q co-partnershfp under the
name and style of Sneed & Beasley for the
purpose Of manufacturing and selling cloth
Ing. and the sale OF such other articles
az Is connected with the business Of q ready
made clothing and furnishing store. The
General rartners In the. firm are James W.
Sneed and James &. Beasley, Of Memphis,
Tenuessee. The special partner is Joseph :.
smith of Railway, N. ]. The special part
ner. Joseph IS. smith, invests as capital sJock
in said aim the sum of fifteen thousand dol
lars. The general partners invest as capital
stock in said firm the SUN OF ten Thousand
dollars each, The partnership Is TO continue
for three years and ends ON the 4th day of
wv. SNEED,
JAMES e. BEA6LEY,
JOS 3. SMITH.
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States rights, Rebublicanism Is the
only all-engrossing issue they reeog-
nEe as worthy Of the attention of the
Democratic party. None can tell
where Democrats will be found when
this issue is decided. When it IS de-
cided against them, North and South,
it will be 0 enough to accept the
situafiOu.
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5inOHOonS
LrvERnIsEAsE


LIVER DISEASE
prevail TO a greater
bly, any other NAL
always ~anXiOusly
Liver Is regulated
is almost iuvaria
of actiOR in the.
ache Constipation,
the Shoulders, Cou
Stomach, Bad Taste
ious attacks, PAipi
Depression of the
and 3 hundred othe
SIMMONS LIVER
the best remedy for
discovered. 1t acts
and, being asimple
pound, can do no
less In e wRy;l
~ q and hun
s.nd a eat from 6A
try Will vouch fer
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nPanerT

In erder to give the attaches and
employees Of the APPEAL an oppor-
tunity Of enjoying q Of the few holt
days Of the year, we will not issue a
paper to mOrrOW. The next number
OF the APPEAL will appear on Thurs
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lam. SOCK ANOcROP F0RsALE

ACRES OF LAND, within 100 yards Of
4 the Poplar street turnpike road, smiles
east OF the city, with good dwelling, nne
mule and cow stables, good cellsF, smoke
house. servants houses, end all necessary
outhcuses; 2 nne Young mare mules, 3 nne
young mares, good ioE saddle or hsLnesSi
living milk; small stock OF hogs abundance
81 fowls, 2 fine market wagons, good faEm
Wagon. new dump cart, And all manner %
imDlementE for q farm or market gardent
FOOD Young orchard, INT as fine q growing
CROP as there Is inthia vicinity, with all kinds
OF vegetAslsA AeitiA and -gar4en. now ready
aeSFed. being purely frieestone.
I'm Consequences OF my bad health. ] win
selb s~hAWanaIeaatR great bargain. For intor-
mation Inquire At Roy stand, In Poplar street
market, between the hours OF 5 and 10 AIN.
or on the premises, joining ]. J. smith and
and William Holmes. r. BILL
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]. W. BNEED,
JAMES e. BEA5LEY,
JOS 8. SMITH.

~ JOHN BROWN. Register for shelby
IL county, Tennessee, do hereby certify
that the foregoing are the terms OF q part
nsrshin enfeSed into as q limited partner
hin nled in my office for registration, duly
Acknowledged by the parties thereto, to-
gether with the affidavit of the general
the publication Of the same in the Memphis
Appeal during the period of six weeks as
signed by law.
Of Nav MI. JOHN BROWN, Register.
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NOn-Rssidsnt Notice.

No. HS.--In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby County, Tsnnessee-Ruel Hoagh,
VS.. James B. Bingham, James N. Tom
J. NJ. Currie, George q. Hough, LIB. Bing-
ham, r.. w. A. McCloB and p. Sapavis.
L 10 IN this cause that the defendant, James
NJ. Tomeny, is a resident of the State OF New
York, and that the defendant ]. IL. Currte is a
resident ofNeW Orleans, Louisiana, and that
the defendant, George q. Hough. Is q resident
OF Boston. Massachusetts,, and thai lhey afs
all non.resideDts Of the state of TENNESSEE
IL is therefore ordered BY. the Clerk and
Master, That they make thalT appearance
herein, at the COurt-hOuSe of the Second
Chancery Court, In the city OF Memphis,
Tenn, on or before the FIRST Monday in July,
S7l and plead, answer or demur TO Complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed a. TO thsnas and set for hearing ex-
.parte, d thai atcopy OF thfs order be pub
iished once a week, for four successive
weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal.
Thls May asst, l@l. ID zaasEsoluE
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Virginia Military institute
hex1nSeOn, va.

sTA Applications for admission as cadets
at once be made by those who desire
the privileges Of this Institution. The mum
Der OF vacancies being limited, application
should be made without delay. Cadets are
admitted at this time.
len W FRANCIS II. Smith, sEp't.
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& HUN
r.7gs PRACTICAL
Watch Makers and Jewellers,
Diamond Hall, BATESVIEhE, MISS.

M ATCHE6 Clocks and Jewelry neatly
w paired, and warrsnted 10 give entire
satisfsetioh. Special e&feo ton given 20 Watch
Repaifing. All work sent By express, or 9TH
erWise, will receiYs prompt attention. Sew
ing Machines epHtred apl0i
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HAVLHa taken cat Letters Of Admlnistra-
III ton upon the est&te OF HAR II.
DoRIoN, deceased. this Is to give notice TO all
parties Indebted to said estate TO come for
ward and make settlement with me, and 70
All persons having claims against said estate
to present tbs same pTQPeriNa pro06ted,
within the time prescribed by law. or this
notice will be plead In bar OF their recovery.
NAPOLEON HILL,
Administrator Of the sstate OF Charles H
horton. deceased. les
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So We wish All merchants to understand
that this Office VII not be responsible for
Rad viii not pay any debts created by any
individual oCnuected with the ONCE, Ia any
capacity, unless the same shall have nrst
been presented TO ard accepted Tor paymeut
by a. d. Witherspoon, Business Manager OF
ne APPEL
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= PRICES or TIE
& MLIN
CABINET ORGANS!

TVAVING vastly increased their facilities
II for manufacture, the Mason and Hamlin
Organ mpa are now enabled to offer
tbsiT well known Organs, which are The ac-
knowledged standard of excellence among
nstrumspts OF the class, at prices of Inferior
work. They print their lowest prices, which
are, therefore, alike 20 all, invariable. The
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IandINpIgEsTreN

and lNDldkSTIHH
extent than proha-
ady, and relief is
soughtafter. little
In its action, health
bly, secured. Want
ItLtver causes Head
Jaundtce, Pain in
On, Dizziness, Soar
In the Mouth, Biz
tation of the II cart,
Spirits. or Blues,
r symptoms. which
III EGULATOR is
that has ever been
mildly, efectuRuy,
Y egetable com-
injury. 1t Is hRrm-
It hiss been used for
dreds CT the good
parts OF the c.aRn-
It's virtues. a.
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BALTIMORE, February 10, 1858.
DIR. j. .LAWREECE-Dear Sir; l take
pleasure In recommending your Rosa
DAL1s As a very powerful Alternative /
have used IL In two with happy
resuits-Ons in 8 case OF secondary
syphilis, IN which the patient pro-
nOuneed himself cured after having
taken i've bottles OF your medicine.
The other Is a cast OF serofula OF long
standing. which Is rapidly improving
under its use, ana the indications are
that the patient VIII soon ecOver. l
have carefully examined the formula
by which your ROssdilis Is made, AMI
ind u an excellent compound OF Ale
tsrstive ingredients. Yours. truly,
r W. CARR, ND.
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= e n. b. 3. sFrWAKr.
NOTICE.

By GEO. MALLERY, Deputy q. q. n.
7. s. Ayres. Sol for COnppt fH del
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HTt, LuETEIUIC1 @IAD " UT N@FNAAINEUs III
are illustrations:
So
The same, Double IS
Organs, with Tremulant,
Carved and Ornamented.-.-..--~..-.~--. 100
The same, Double Reed, with Five stops, lbs
Forty other styles, up to..-..-.-...--~...- 1000
AIfin solid Black Walnut. All the organs
made by this Company are thoroughly hrst-
class in every respect. They VIII not make
the sO-called cheap Organs al any price. The
comparatIye superiority of their Instruments
Is noW greater than ever before, as every
competent Judge who viii carefully xamlne
and compare N asst perceive.
nom photographs OF dffersnt styles, null
and lowest prices; also, Testi-
monfai Cfreular win be sent free to any adj
dress.
MASON q HAMLM ORGAN CO.
WaFeroOms, 500 Rrsahway, New YsFk.
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PROVIDENTKAL REMEDY. The
N M~ugOOse, bitten BY apoisonOus serpent,
seeks a certain plant, eats OF IL and RECEIVERS.
In like manner thousands of European dys-
peptics, and victims of liver complaint, dis
orGers OF the bowels, debility, drOpsy. rheu-
matism. sfca dock 10 the Settler Spring in
Germany, ahd are cured by It's salubrious
waters. Wehave this spring, in all its sRnt-
tary perfection, multiplied ad tnhnitu u in
this country In the form OF
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WE have tested Its virtues, and know that
" for Dyspepsia, BtltOusness and threO-
bling Headache, 1T is the best medicine the
world ever saw.IEditOr Telegraph and Mes
senger, Macon, Ga. .
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Tarrant's Settler Apsrlsnt,

L. is the Spa made portable and available for
uses OF the million. The million use IL.
It is the great household medicine of the
and, at once delicious, refreshing and un-
as a corrective and Alternative.
A-SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. jeD
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IlAhaRsAa41 8AS 8Saf
mhs Agents, Memphis Tenn,
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-13
THE ORGAN FACTORY.

Close upon thirty Of our leading citizens
attended meeting at the Hsrper House
last evening, to consider the expediency of
subscribing sum of money TO make it worth
Messrs. Davie, Jackson & Co.'S while to es-
tablish an Organ Factory in Rock Island
The proposal before the meeting was that if
Rock Island would subscribe Sc, 900 $780,
900 to be paid down in cash or It's equivs-
lent, the Company would move to this city
and 60 to work at once. Mr.. W. W. Eggles.
ton proposed that oil the stock subscribed
for should be payable in cash at various
short dates, so that people could see ct once
the exIent of their liability. Mr.. Davie, for
the firm, st once agreed to the proposition,
and showed, throughout, their disposition to
deal in the fairess possible manner. All
they ask for is sufficient additional capital to
remove and enlarge their business. The
Organ is certainly an immense improvement
upon any pipe organ previously invented
being not only portable, but containing 6
system by whose means 70 pipes do the
work of ll6-ss formerly,-and in precisely
the same manner; thus effecting g grea
saving, not only in space and weight, but il
cost of material. Reed organs are, compsr
a;ively, perishable and grow more ''reedy'
with age. Pipe Organs, which have beef
in use in the old countries for hundreds o
years, have not deteriorated in the least
After q long and searching investigation Q
the position and prospects of the Company
and the Organ trade, the meeting expresses
itself satisfied that the addition of this Or
gan Factory to our city was desirable. Sew
erAl gentlemen then subscribed, and fsrthe
proceedings were deferred until the article
of incorporation could be drawn up an
agreed upon.
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-13
WHAT vINUM vITEf

This wine 10 prepared TO take The place of
hlskey and other spirits known to be made I'D
OF usll OIL aud other deleterious articles. The
inc Of Life Is distilled with great care eSpec-
iAlly for those who require healthy stimuiant,
An fer the Of Med zeal Men and Nurses in
the sick room, in place of the vinsinous Brandy.
" hlskey, and other Liquors now in use. and 70
often depen ded upon. In fact. tits a constant
complaint of Physicians in this country, that il
10 impossible TO procure Brandy, Whiskey and
Wine for their patients. We ask the Medi-
cal faculty and the public to give Warmers Vin-
um NltR or Wine of Life trial. and we SAX
chemists an ply sieians to anal H. then spesk
Of 1t according to lite merits, compare 1t with
Whiskey, Brandy, and other such articles, and
see tie difference. If they find the Wine Of Life
is pure and wholesome, and the other Liquors
poisonous, (which they certainly viii do,) the u
they morally bound to prescribe and recon-
mend toe Wine OF Life TO their patients and
friends the best stimulent aud tonic in use,
ID rs a "a us BE substitus for "hiskey and
R-.ndy aut shou!1 tbey find il not pure and
vaat The propfieSoTs e'siE. FOR il, let thon pub
licl, deneunee it. 1t is tde Physicians duty to
learn and find cut bion is the most wholesome
stj uulsu: FOR his PstieutS. and to dc 80 he must
examine and look into the quality Of each article
aud learn fer himself if the Wine of Life has any
peculiar merits TO warrant its general use. The
prophet ors claim the Wine of Life TO be more
W wholesome and far superior and cheaper than
whiskey or brandy, or, in fact, any other article
in common use, and ought to be used in every
family. Everybody should give it trial. 1t il
a new thing, only been in use about one year, pet
II has alresdr gained great name and won
derful sale, and whoever once tries il always
recommends it TO his friends. 1t has the same
strength whiskey, but it is peculiarly pleasant.
even delicious, and any one would be orszy to
take whistey, &o., ifhe can get the Wine OF Life.
II is for sale by Druggists EVERYWHERE in oper,
bottles, rice one dollar or can be boa ght by the
case containing dozen bottles, for ten dollars
We challenge the world to produce a purer.
cheaper, and nicer article than Wsrner's Vinpm
Vita, or Wine of Life. Take q bottle of II boms
and give Ii n trial. doaw-t -6wIv
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-13
RosadaIis, the Great Blood Purifier
and Renovator.
BALrrMoRn, Jan. Ist, 1889.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1st, 1859.
Gentlemen 1t affords me pleasure to a id my
testimony to the wonderful effects of your truly
excellent medicine-Rossdalis. After suffering
for two years from shattered constitution, with
scarcely hope of restoration 60 my usual health
I was induced to try your Rosadalis; after t.
king according to your directions, FIVE bottles,
can truly say that have been completely re
stored, as my many friends know, ana I bsliev,
solely by the uSe of your medicine. cordial,
recommend it as an excellent renoYator and pu
rihe' OF the blood. Truly yours,
JOHN OoX,
DIV Corner Gay and lombard streets.
Rock Island Argus., 1871-07-13

THE BEST Tonic OF iRoS.-Phosphorus and
Cslisaya, known As Fsrro- PhoIphstsd Elixir Of
CAlisAya Bark. The iron restores color to the
tissue, aud the calisAyA gives natural health
full tone to the digestive organs, thereby curin 8
dyspepsia in It's various forms, waksfulness, gen.
eral debility, depression of spilts; AlsO. the bes
preventive against fever aad ague. One pint
contains the virtues of one ounce Of calisaya
and one tsaspoOnful, grain OF iron and phos.
pherus. Manufactured only by Caswen, Hazard
4 Co., successors to CaswelI, Mack d Co.. Ne~
York. Sold by Druggists.
feb216Wed Tim weow