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WANTS.

CITUATION-By an a A No. seamstrefs IN q
- private family; can give The best OF ref
erence. Apply Al Il Poplar street. JyA
DUsSEs-Three nTst-elass section bosses
ID wanted on Ripley Railroad, at Middleton
Tenn. GILLMEKp RATHER a SMITH,
jy25 Contractors.
CCHOOLING-To attend a night school by a
> young man. Address ]. l., box Us, 20.
ENGINE-A good secondhand 2O-horse
II power e~ngine-ught hand. Address,
Jy5 GID. J. PILLOW, Memphis.
CITUATIoN-In a hrst-alass Drugstore a.
= Salesman or Prescription Clerk several
years experience; reference uneXcepttonal
jy25 Salem, Roanoke county, Va.
DARTNERsHIP-By a man Of several year,
4 active business experience in this city OF
some capital, and a practical accountant, 81
partnership IN some grocery or commission
jy55 Q, c, care Appeal.
nEsmENCE-To purchase, a two-story resi-
Ii dellce, frame or brick, worth $4,000 TO
$1,000, ana located south OF Madison street
Address, C. A. s., Appeal Office.
nANvAssER-A good eanvasser, either gen
tleuaan or lady. Call az Ss Second street
Memphis Engraving works. JyA
IOTTAGE-To purchase, a little cottage,
- cheapi state terms, etc. Address b Ap-
peal office. g2
SITUATION As TEACHER-A lady Of some
- experience in teaching desires a situation
ia a pIiNat or public school,. she teaches the
highest English branches, Mathematics
French, Latin and Music. Address Teacher
care Of J. l. GO0dloe, L. Madison street Mem
pais. jyle d&w
old BJOKS-EO worth Of old Law, Med
" cal, Historical and School Books, Novels
Of ali kinds bought al Sbsecond street ~.
SECONDHAND Furniture, Feathers and
y HoufehOld goods OF all kinds Doqght 81
~ Second street. II. i.
n ORSI1--Fipy horses and buggies 70 board
at the Mammoth stable, ON Monroe
street., Iear Third, al twenty dollars pen
month. lmy4I II. u.
NUksE-A good nurse for an infant-celored
n prefsrred-at % Alabama street. JED
GITUATION-A lady wishes a situation as
> teacher, in city or country. Apply SS0Maln.
NHOMAN-To 90 twenty-five miles into the
w country TO cook and wash for q fmauy.
myl9 No. IS UNION STREET.
tONsUldERs-To take gao from the old
company, at g % per 100. No charge Tor
seLLnE m5lers. Office 2i Second street. myiO
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Memphis and Fisksburg Railroad Co.
win be held at the once Of the Company on
Friday, oh Day Of August, 1879,

at II O'Clock m, at which time an election
Will be held for Directors for the ensuing year.
Tvs W, A, FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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DRIvEN.wELLh, 4ls Main stTest.
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stockholders Meeting.

OFFICE MEMPHIS N~ICKsBUKG
COMPANY,
Vlcksburg, July A, SU- y 8
TTtHE ANNuAL MEETING Of The stock
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nESmENCE-TO purchase, a two-story resi-
III, dellce, frame or brick, worth $4,000 TO
$1,000. ana located south OF Madison street
Address. G. A. D., Appeal Office.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW ORLEANS


FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDs
- John Kyle.
- M-Hufchison master NV. N. Brown clerk
VIII leave THIS DAY, July 9Th, at 4 pm.
R. W, LIGHTBURNE, General Agent,
lyI once on the Leyee, No.1A
St Louas ana New orleans Packet &c.
str PkEsTASE eNRB.RsoeiT1IlTIl- 4. Yorei master
This eiegant passenger steamer
~slesEe as above
THIS LAY, July Eth, At 8 pm.
TT. WASHINGTON, Agent,
Jyz a Madison street.
FOR RED RIVER.
For Red River.
BOardman Iron Steamer
9 John Il. Moore
WI B0ardman master Waldren clerk
VIII leave MONDAY, July 18th, atI0 am
For freight or passage apply on board OF 20
r. W. LGdIBURNE, General Agent.
jyE Office, - Levee.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
MemPhias nd 81. Louis Packet Company
For Hickman. Columbus. Cairo and st. Louis.
Steamer GRAND TOWER, d.
ennOX.----.-.... -...-.--m
will leave as above THIS DAY July ZTh,
at . o'clock pm.
jv27 FLEM. CALVERT, Sup1t.
FOR YICKSBURG.
Memphis and Sc. Louie Paeket company
-
For Helena, GreenviIle and Vieksburg
Str. CITY OF NICkSBURG, ~
A. j. ~ asJer
VIII leave as above SATURDAY, July Z7th,
al 5 O'Clock pm.
E26 FLEM. CALVERT, Supt.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Jacket
y C~onnpaHy-U.S. MAN Line.
MA&N NOWlanu, master
r. This elegant steamer viii leave 4
SATURDAY, July 9th, az 5 pm. /
For freight or passage apply on board 0rt0
". H. kENNEDAY, Agent,
ONCE on COmpanys WharfbOat, foot Court st.
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DARTNERSHIP-By a man Of several year
active business experience in this city, OF
capital, and a practical accountant, q
partnership in some grocery or commission
tins city. Address,
Tvs G. C., care Appeal.
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Fer County Tax-COiiectOr.
HEREBY announce myself an ~INDEPEND-
ENr candidate for the Office OF TANCQL-
IECrOR OF SHELBY COUNTY SubJect 10 nom
ing but the ballot-box. Election August ~.
iy24 HENRY N. LOEWENSIINE-
GEORGE r. POWELL is the Democratic
cCrnrv je3
Chancellor of Second Chancery Court.
7 L. BIGELOW is an independent candi-
81. dale for Judge Of the Second ChaneeTy
Court Of Shelby county. Election Aug-l IS4z.
CAMUEL P. WALKER is the Democratic
y NOMINEES for the Office Of Judge OF the
Second Chancery Court l43
For County Trustee.
are authorized TO announce Major C.S.
w SEVERSON an indeUendent candidate
for the Office OF County Trustee jyI7
WOODWARD Is the Democratic nomi-
a. nee for the Office Of County Trustee al
ne Ensuing August election. ju2
Hereby announce myself as an indepen-
dent candidate for county Trustee OF
Shelby County. Election August, 1872.
THOMAS FOLEY.
June ., 1872. 1e5
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HANVAsSER-A good eanyasser, either gen
u tleIlan or lady. CAL az S5 Second street.
MamuhfE FupraE1Uu Works. lYEl
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Hook soda, DDS Main street.
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Collector On Privileges


NUITNNNVT y" NNNNNE|E~
L HARVEY MATHES is the Democratic
d nominee State and County TaX-Collector
on PRIVILEGES. Je6
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ZOE ARKANSAs HIVE.
ZOE HELENA ANn NAPoLEoN.
FOR RIVER.

MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
WI Packet Co. 70. s. Mail Line.-The elegant
passenger boats Of this line leave Memphis
for all points DO. Arkansas river Tuesdays
and Saturdays. az . p.U-
VIZ. KENNEDY, Agent,
ONCE on Compauy's WhaTfboat,
luis Foot 81 Court street
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Thnrsday. 1ugust y. 1s7s.
Eai JESSE N. TATE, Tfustee.
Mortgage sc q Personal PrOperty.

DY virtue Of the terms o. Chattel Mortgage
ID to me executed. as Trustee, by ]. I. TART
wright, on The nth day OF Mag. 81, 70 secure
an Indebtedness therein mentioned, l viii
proceed 70 sell, at public Outcryi on
~ IA H&-r
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CITUATION-In a dTst-class Drugstore a.
= Salesman or Prescription Clerk several
years experience; reference unexceptional.
Please address DRUGGIST,
W. Salem. Roanoke county, Va.
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GEORGE r. POWELL is the Democratic
county je2
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EOE Ju0kG u mt bukESH1c OoDNL
u OTHE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE IN re-
Spouse to the call OF many leading citizens
OF the state, I hereby announce myself as q
candidate for Judge Of the supreme Court
made vacant bv the resignation Of Hon. T. A.
r. Nelson. Election hrst Thursday IN august
nevt- ROBERT MCFARLAND.
MorristOwn, Tennessee. Mh@4
ZINC THE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE: In re-
Spouse to the expression OF q popular De
sire, sufficiently general and ln1uenLai 10
control nv action in the matter, lherepy an
nounce myself a candidate for the once OF
Judge Of the supreme Court, mace NacaIIby
ne Tesignafion Of Hon. 7. A. K. Nelson. Elec-
49, J.B. COOK.
~.--o.-, NTar.b II $50 mhl2
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ENGINE-A good secondhand @-horse
~ power engine-nght hand. Address,
Tvs GID. ]. PILLOW, Memphis.
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EOR NICKSRuRG.
Memphis and Sc. LOuis Paeket ComPan,

For Helena, Greenville and Vieksburg
Str. CITY OF NICkSBURG, -
VIII leave as above SATURDAY, July I'm,
al 5 O'Clock pm.
B25 FLEM. CALVERT, supL.
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HOTTAGE-To purchase, a little cottage.
- cheapi state terms, etc. Address b, Ap-
peal office. J9D
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DUsSES-Three drst-elass section bosses
ID wanted on Ripley Railroad, at Middleton,
Tenn. GILLMEK, RATHER a SMITH,
iy-6 Contractors.
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CITUATION-By an a A No. Seamstress In q
- private family; can give the best OF ref
erence. Apply al Il Poplar street. JyE
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CCHUOLING-To attend a night school by a
- young man. Address ]. l., box rs, p. O.
The New York herald., 1872-07-09

GUNNER BoARD.-THE MANSION HOUSE, RED
- Bank, j., Is now open for boardera Is delight
fully situated the Shrewsbury river; fine fishing
boating and bathing: For particulars inquire Of c. W.
SCOTT Red Bank. n j.
The New York herald., 1872-07-09
THE LECTURE SEASON.

A POLIO HALL-TUESDAY JULYa
N Triumphant vindication Of woman's worth and
Mrs. ViCci6arA woULDnAUL.
strong-mnded and able-bodied female leght six feet
six) introducing Jokes by 10 b. O. Horace Greeley and
Denostlenes Ghost mpersonated by the celebrated w
don.
The fun commences att M Tickets 10 cents and d
70 be had al l4 broadway, at the Grand Hotel news
stand and at the Hall.
The New York herald., 1872-07-09

THE QUEENS HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL. PAL
ace, Upper Norwood, Lond0n.To tourists and fanll-
lies Its elevated pIeasant and most saubrious position,
combined with comfort afforded and its gencfai
agement have made the queens iotel av0rite resort
Of the upper ranks Of ENGLISH society,"
The New York herald., 1872-07-09

WANTED-lN PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR A GENTLE
w man, wife and child Is months old i'm A irst class
neighhorhood not above Twentc street not 10
$40 week. Newark Brooklyn preie rred hest refer
ence given. Address RICHARD ROSS, 40 Vesey street.
WANTED-foR GENTLEMAN, WIFE, AND CHILD
w two Old suitable Rooms, with Board omittiny
breakfast and dinner week days for gentleman: re-
spectacle location Address, stating terms, j. W. H.
Herald Office. -
The New York herald., 1872-07-09

WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG MEN A LARGE ROOM
w IN private family furnished not, with Board for
ono. Auaress, win terms and particulars j., box 2B
The New York herald., 1872-07-09

HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
In this City and Brooklyn.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE AN UNFUR
IA furnished Second Third Floor with convenicnces
for house ekeeping bath, hot and cold water &C. location
west side, above Fourteenth about SO per
month. Address W., box el7 Post office
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS ROOMS WITH A
N private family. with without Board preferred
near present residence. at which llace address.
j. NJ THOMPSON, 70 ST. Marks place.
VVANTED-FOR A FEW WEEKS, IN OR NEAR
w Broadway, between Chambers aud Canal streets, a
small Room, with counter; state terms Address j. p,
~ East Ninth street.
vXANTED-IN SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, WHERE
W there are no other boarders, large Room Room
and Bedroom, tor couple without chilren gentleman
suitlng permanent arrangement will be made. Address
b. u. b. Herald Uptown Branch Office.
VNANTED-A FRENCH FLAT, COMPLETE BE.
w tween Twentieth and Thirty fourth streets and
Madison and Eighth aveDues furnished preferred Ad
dress with terms and location, T. c. s.. box IA Post
Office.
WANTED TO RENT-A COAL YARD WITH OR
w without Horses and Carts Call or address J. X,
10 West Ninth street
In the Country.
VNANrED-IN NEW BRIGHTON. 9. T.. Fur
w nished House, for three months, or 10 May l. ls7a
W. A. COLLINS, SPINE street.
The New York herald., 1872-07-09
COUNTRY BOARD.

A YOUNG TEACHER WOULD LIKE, ON ACCOUNT
n OF his health. 20 find Board In private family in tho
country in exchange part payment of
lish, French, Latin and Greek languages; seaside or
mountain region preferred; diplomas and references
Address A., box 4,esi Post office, New York.
A IL WANTING CHOICE BOARDING. COUNTRY OR
"A city at reduced prices the Boarders Directory,
ISL Broadway. Unequalled opportunities.
FEW FAMILIES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
"A with comfortable Rooms and good Board In private
family Cornwsll 10 minutes walk from depot; shade
and mountain air Apply atlS second avenue between
tsgh;h aud Ninth strtets
The New York herald., 1872-07-09
BOARD AND LOGGING WANTED.

DOARD WANTED.-A FRENCH PHYSICIAN RI
ID Qures Office in the part OF the city, betwee
Broone and Tenth streets Address, stating terms, M.
Herald office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-18

A BALL WORTH ArTEvD1xG.-The bali
at Turner Hall, given last evening BY St.
PAtrick's Benevolent Society, was attended
by as hne party of good looking young
men and rosy checked mAidens as We have
seen IN Rock Island for many a day. We
have seldom seen party enjoy themselves
as well as they did. The floor was well
hIled all night till half paat four in the NOR
ming, and under the able management, Of
Prot. EckharI, and his band, assisted BY
Jolly Joe. strAhle, the party trippsd the light
fantastic, with spirit, grace and elegance
indicative of state of health and happi.
ness, rarely to be met with, where, fashions
cold school, assemble to outyie, criticize
and Ooldly pass an evening in the s.ric.
observance of fashions, caprioious rules and
Ssrics formAlities. We venture to say that
this society az long as they give such parties
with such good order, good suppers, music
and accommod ating floor mApagers will
never fail to have full house and an OK.
cellent time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-18

STRANGE FREAK or LIGHrsISG.-Duriup
the storm Of Tuesday evening as a freight
train on the e. r. l. & P. road was moving
along the track from The east the lightning
struck the cSboose, prOs.rating the conduc.
tor, brakeman and baggage man, and with
out injury to the car passed on into the
earth. a strange circumstance in connec-
ton with the case, is that the effect upon
those struck, was a severe nausea and reich
ing, which furnishes another proof to
scientific men, that the ozone, an allotropic
form Of oxygen, which is found in the air
after the passage of large quantity of
electricity through it, is not beneficial to
man, as it has been held BY some to be.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-18
EpUCATIOEkL.

\ thorough business education, qualify
ing the student TO Gil with honor and ability
any position in life, can be obtained at Brv
ant Il STATIONS Business College Theone
IN Davenport, under the supervision OF
Messrs. Montague and Curtis, has proved
itself one Of the best in the country. and
for the Past year it has fourished beyond
aIl precedent. The instructors are all men
of recognized ability, and the college is
building up reputation for thoroup hness
and efficiency IN all the departments which
is bringing to its educational halls. the
youth of both sexes, from oil parts of the
west. Every young man should make him.
self familiar with all branches of business.
and he can Go il in no quicker or better
way than to take course at this first class
Business College.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-18

RAILROAD lTENs.-Ths Rockford, Rock
Island d St, Louis railroad has, under the
presidency OF Mr.. Gable, made something
over the expenses, about 1913. One half Of
this profit iS to go to the improvement of the
road, and the other half to paw its iudebt
sdness of $500, OOO
The Aiehison Branch of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad will be
finished, and the cars running, in a week or
ten days. Arrangements for building a
new bridge over the Missouri river, at Atchi.
son, have been completed. The five rail
roads centering there have taken the stock
necessary for its construction.
The Gilman, Clinton and Springfield Rail-
road Company have fled a mortgage at Lin
coin for $2,OOO,OOO. The accom- ranyiup
bond required two thousand dollars worth
Of revenue stamps.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-18

u
The HOWE PAPER.-If there can be foupd
a person who grumbles about his hou.
paper I've nope there canuot) may we no,
ask him to reflect that it 10 the friend and
prompter Of everything that is good in the
community, and the enemy of everything
that IA wrong. That ii is universally the
friend of education, of mental and moral Qul.
ture, and Of substantial financial progress
That no public improvement can be pushed
along withoutis. That no charitable enter.
prise can thrive without IT, That individual
effort is frequently crippled without its aid.
II is the guardian of public interests, and
OF private rights aud privileges. 1t is the
champion and the advertiser of the city in
which ID Is located. II is the sun around
which local properties revOlve, which could
not exist without il. 1t is the life and soul
OF any city, and when properly conducted, is
the representative Of immense and imme-
diAte power, which psnstrates tkro Ugh
every channel of society. And wha.e,s r i,
may be- above oil things it should be, as in
usPendsns ~ the winda,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-18
TIE CITY FATHERS OF DAVENPORT

Ii was about week ago that Davenport
decided to crafty itself with great dis
play. The entire Fire Department were To
parade the streets, and it was to be made q
gala day for all. But in order to make OF
the occasion what was desired, it was deem.
ed necessary that the solid men of the city,
the aldermen and mayor, should put their
shoulder to the wheel and boss the lob. Ac-
eordingly, at a meeting of the city council,
the subject was laid before them. Gravely
was it discussed, carefully was it dissected,
and the result of their deliberations was
that il was good" With a Renerositv
truly surprising, this distinguished BODY
put its hands into the city treasury. and
drew forth the magnificent sum Of
$50, to assist in delraying the expenses Of
the fire department. How great must have
been the gratitude of the pressrvers of their
homes from the demon of fire. One good
band was hired for 20 Misunderstanding
dollars OF the appropriation unused. How
to make the most of the remaining s. was
the next consideration. !; was a puzzlinp
matter, suddenly a bright idea struck the
hremen and they proposed to
hire band of boys. 1t was done and upop
'nas gala day they marched proudly in the
lead OF the City Fathers, who carried them
selves with all the dignity of Roman sena-
tors Boys, remember the golden rule
give back the five dollars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-18

he calls upon YOU, looks Wis. 60. 800 $50
hieroglyphics upon a pieoe af 49, III -
take to q drug store and thar - IN 80 -
sIu 3 besides the doctors fee, for re medy nine
Tunes out oil ten not haIf so good as DR.. Msr,e's
INDIAN Root Pills, which costs bpt rs cents mar
oo1' Do you think the for mer she best, because
you pay the most for it? If you do, we advise
you 70 use just as an experiment, the Morse,
tndlan Root Pills. They are prepared from
lorM ~ pronounced oy the mostlearnsd physi-
olans OF our country, to be the best and most
universal of family medicines Thu 49,
Indian Root Pills cure Headanhe Tivsr rs
plsinf. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Female irregn-
iarlties, &c., and are put up both sugar-coa1sd
and pl ain. Give them atrial. Sold by a1IJa.I1
0rs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-18
Grand Trunk Railway.

1
This first class passenger route 10 all
points in Canada, Maine, New Hampshire
Vermont and Massachusetts,, as well as to
Buffalo. New York, Boston and intermedi-
ate points has commenced the summer bust
ness by not only offering the rate to Bosto a
for $22 first class, but excursion tickets 10
Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Portland
Ogdensburg and Boston q. very low rates,
making tickets good to return at any time
before November next,-the Tourists Guide
which gives full description of this and
connecting lines,-the rates and route of ex
cursion tickets, with views of scenery on
the route, may be had free of charge at the
Companies General Agency, 90 Market
street, Chicsgo, or 400 East Water streets
Milwaukee, BY application personally Oh
either agency, or by letter directed to j. q.
Whetman, General Western Agent Of the
line at the Chicago Agency. During tho
past two years the improvements made Oh
this road are such as to place il at the head Of
the list of first class passenger routes to the
East. Two hundred miles of steel rail were
laid in the track in 1870 and 1871, and 200
miles more are NOW being rapidly placed in
the track, making ii in smoothness unrivallsd
even BY the far famed Michigan Central
with which it has close connections. Fiftv
new passenger coaches have been added to
the passenger equipment within the same
time, and "a improved Pullmans palace
sleeping cars, which run both on day and
night express trains, so that no line can
offer equal facilities for New England travel,
combining comtort and safety, with GER
tainty Of making connections with other
lines as advertised. The day express leay
ing Chicago at A. NJ, by Michigan Central
road, is made up of the finest coaches in
the country. There is Pullman
palace car attached by which you
reach the Grand Trunk Railway on which
You have Pullman cars to Ogdensburg
Montreal or Buffalo, without change,-the
9 P. IN. train has Pullman sleeping cars at
tsChed, running through to Sarnia without
change, arriving there at $40 a. M,
changing there into another new and clean.
Pullman car, which, with day cars run
through to Montreal without change, ar
irving there in The morning to connect with
day trains on Vermont Central line, on
which Pullman parlor cars run on dsy
trains, and Palace sleeping ears on uigb.
trains. Arrangements have already been
perfected to run over the Michigan Central.
Grand Trunk and Vermont Central lines
the present Reason-R Pullman Palace car
from Chicago to Boston without change at
any point-but the time at which this car
will oonmence regular trips is not yet def
nitely settled. BY the above it will be
seen that the Grand Trunk Railway this
year will compare favorAbly in every re-
spect with the best lines in the country. !
Their Office which was before the fire at
so Clark street Chicago, ia now at 90 Mar
ket street, between Madison and Washing
ton streets, where berths in sleeping cars.
state rooms Ga steamers, and the lowest
rates OF fare may be secured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-18

In nj n bers there is safety Itvssupon this
pfFnclpie that the formula of Judsou's MoUH-
TAIN HERB Pills was prepared. DR.. Judson.
intending to spend fortune in advertising ais
pliis, submitted his recipe TO the revision of
Ios most intelligent and learned physicians of
tn9 age, and the result ia simple but most eff
oaolous medieine-the JUDsos's MOUErAIE
hERB PILLS. They purify the blood, remove all
distractions cIssase the al, If ~ tust -
and blotehes, and are nerfectIv P.utp %
their operation. The JunsoX;s Nn,rv-.,r n RI -
rilLs cure Bllliousness, Female Irregularities.
n e"d ne, and many Of the disc asses arising
rom impure blood and a derangsd digestion
Use the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills, and
when you have proved their virtue recommepd
them to your friends. They are both sugar
coated and plain. For sale everywhere.