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SANITARY MATTERS.

Mccting of the Board of HcaltI,--A Slight Dc
crease in :i,e Ecati, Rntc--Small-Pox stu.
tistics--Registrafion of Births.
The Board Of Health had regular meeting
yesterday afternoon. The Sanitary Superin-
tendent reported that there had been 1856 deaths
during the week, or G less than for tho preced-
ing one. Of these, 7G were males and so females
There we're IS deaths by commissions, Is by con-
sumption, Il by smallpox, and 13 each BY. pneu
monia and typhoid feaver. The marked features
Of the week are the increase by typhoid fever
and decrease by croup. female mortality was
in excess: The highest death rate was in the
Eighth Ward, and the lowest in the Fourteenth.
The mean daily temperature Of the week WAS 9
degrees lower than for the preceding one. For
the last six weeks, the Temperature has been ut-
usually slow, md the great change last week in
ere; creased ed the mortality among young and old, aud
deaths by inhan1matory diseases.
CASES OF SMALLPOX
and varioloid have been reported at Nos. 375
South South canal; ,o JUS "est Polk, 263 Twentieth
III North Elizabeth, 10, rs, ~ and SD
Hubbard 155 North Ada, 20G NORTH HaIstea, 119
North LaSalle, 1920 South Halsted, 40 Corpelia,
13 Twomey, l39 and 50 West Kinzie, lis West
Indlana l6i Nortn union 295 Third avenue, 1877
son, 201 West Washington, 40 Temple, 27s South
Clinton, 90 Ontario, IS Fourth, Is Fly, and Ii
Clybourne avenue. There is q slight decrease in
tho number Of. infected houses reported,
compared with the previous week, the greatest
change occurring in the district south of Twelfth
street; where there is 8 decrease of eight aud
north Of Twelfth on the West Side, whore there
was one Of six; on the South Side there was do.
crease of SIX. aud on the North Side an increase
of FIVE, the number being greater than for any
week In five months. In the last two months
the disease has made but little prcgrnas, By tho
Board, with Tho eo-operation Of the citizens
in being revaccinated, it is expected that the
disease will soon be comparatively wiped out
There died in Chicago Il last week, in ST. Louis
l25. IL Boston So. end in Buffalo 50. St.
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pGMESTS AND TRIALS.
rATEs CmcCIT CoUHT-3G6- -C1af1in
L.. motion for new trial oyerru1ed
50S-Cabiu T, Andes Insurance Com
6-Norton ct 81, :, Northern Trans
ny; motion for new trial partially
Y concluded, and taken under advise
~. Cox; default and clerk to assess
rs DISTRICT COURT 00-Upton, As
; trial resumed; judgment TOR 81, ,18G;
! trial. 706-Upton, Assignee ct =.
trial; verdict for. p1aintlf SSo7. 20 :,
Tial. (Bunkrnptcs>-2, ,1o7-Peter Ad-
ming sale unless orders are filed by
-Wm Reed Cause dismissed. 2,139-
II, adjudication.
-{Booth, a713-Ncgley ct nj. '.
Judgment as to John n. Red1nan for
t. ia. rs to others. e57-Forevthe ',
tile bill Of particulars extended 10 31st
mixer Y. Moore writ Of ha1cos corpus
ie 1Cth inst. 2,164-Becker r, Com
&c Company default S3,lG5. 3,0o7-
':rowu; dismissed By plaintiff. 78-
judgment on verdict, appeal, bond
exceptions in thirty days, 757-Lar-
terce partly read and case continued.
Il Margaret r Michael Cahill /; rule
show cause why he should not be al
uon-pasment Of alimony, returnable
-Prous =. Juterschenk, ct al; final
easants Y. Cochran, ct al; j. L. Wilson
ian nd Gten1 Of Frank Aubrey Missile,
and Juanita Massey, aud his answer
2s-Giftin Y. Halschar ; cause Eet for
n bill, answer, exhibits, and proofs.
n. 5,303-Kline Y. Rexford; decree
1871 restored. &. n. 5,I58-MasOn,
ous, Chicago T. Indiana Central Rail
On bill attidavits and answer set for
un7-iPoYter, J.l-3,552-Hopkins =.
ssed by plaintitf. 2,668- -Hurlbut ?.
;er; appeal dismissed ut defendants
edendo. 3,l12-McCarthyv V. Hibernia
panyI dismissed BY plaintiff. 2,565-
!. !; aame. lGary, j. 1-G41- Austrian '.
to Magruder. 757-Murphy Y.
'e Of divorce l,113 Millendy ?. Aus
? bond extended five days. 807-Jausen
missed by complainant. {The above
{. 23.) 961-Linton Y. Murray n a.
d guardian ID Ntem tor Charles and
, 1872-12-25
THE LAW COURTS.
NOTES OF. INTEREST.

The stony-hearted County Clerk was yesterday
the winner of a $50 watch belonging to the wife
Of 8 Bai1iff who had deserted and left her penni
Less and which Was put up to rattle for the poor
creatures benefit and the stony-hearted County
Clerk forthwith sent the watch back, with the
tseompliments Of friend" and the still more
stony-hearted Bsi1in OF the Court, on the way
to the woman with the money realized BY the
rattle and the watch, thought the two would not
be complete without something for a Christmas
dinner and go straightWay he bought him tur-
kew. He WAS welcome guest indeed
Mary Brinker yesterday petitioned the Circuit
Go t95 W.T. a 81 etodv edib o ebd Of Is
years Of age named Emma Thompson, alleging
that ehe is her lawful guardian. and that Moore
is keeping her without authority. The trial is
set for Thursday.
:, Yesterday The injunction restraining the sale
Of the southwest quarter Of Section 81 Iown-
ship 50, north Of Range "A, for special tax for
suit Kline '. Roxford, commenced 18th August
1871, we're restored in the Circuit Court.
Several suits of an interesting character were
filed in the Superior Court last night go late
that it vas impossible to extract the facts N a
reliable form without drawing on the laagina-
ton
Eainforth and Fuller have engaged to give up
the spoil taken from young Forbes, and pleaded
c11iltY, and the motion for change Of venue to
axe County is withdrawn
Hearing On the application to restrain the use
of Carroll street, between Clinton and Canal
streets, in the suit of Mason Y. The Columbus,
Chicaso & Indiana Central Railroad Company, is
set for Friday.
. Dennig Larlsin claims that the city owes him
$500 on his certain house and land, and the city
denies the claim, and the battle is being fought
before Judge Booth.
Michael Cahill having failed to pay the $50
Temporary alimony ordered On the 9Th August
last: IN the divorce suit Margaret =. Michael
Eaahiill ia now ruled to show cause why he
ttached for contempt On Thurs
uco1 bring replevin suit against
for the possession of their lum-
nston. Yaiued at Els GOD.
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DFrALo, n. T., Dec. 24.-BEEvEs-No cattle to-day,
and no official report Of arrivals although private adj
ffss s 90 @ 1 o On ths Foaa Ihe far
time last week. Notwithstanding the light re-
ceipts the supply is greatly in o1 the demand
there being 100 remaining from last week in
the yards Buyers out Of market, nearly all
perienced heavy losses last weeks shipments
to the extent Of feed and freight bila and in the
present overatocked condition of the Eastern markets
and low prices prevailing, they would rather the
should hold the stock. The only transactions
sales Of n Cherokee steers Of lbs $685. GO Mis-
souri, stecra Of 1214 It's at $780, and SlO0 per head
premium; Is Missouri Of 1,50o tbs at $6.G2l. ..
SHEEP AND LAs1ps-To-day, i 200, making the total
for the week 2600 against the number for the
same ti1ne last week. Market not yet opened
HoGs-To-day, 2, 100 making the total for the week
moderately active at s3Go@3.8o with picked lots at
ehade higher figure. The -storm yesterday pre-
vented shipments to great extent. Sales yesterday
afternoon: 3875 Ohio and lndaua hogs, lao to 407
Tbs, at S362N@38o Sales to-day: 1,50o Ohio and In
diana hogs, ~ 200 to 225 lbs, at s.. .60G93.80.
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LIVERPOOL, Dec. Pill q. m.--BreadstuHs-F1our,
sos. Wheat-.Winter lis 8d@11s 10l spring, lis I'd
Oils 10d white. 12s 2d@125 sd club, 12s 9d@13s.
Corn, 2ss Cd Pork, 65s. Lard, 39z.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 24-130 p. m.-Market un-
changed.
L1TEnpoo1, Dec. 2+3 P. m-Breadstuffs quiet and
unchanged. Lard, 37s 3d. Rest unchanged.
LosDoN, Dec. 14-5 p. -Cousos-Money, 915:@
9lT account, 91A@92. American Securities: 5-20s,
6, 921z 52os 67, 90; 104os, 8a@8s11; new 5s 89zs
Erie 4o5s.
FRASKFo1l7, Dec. 2-5-o0s Of go, 9G7z.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 24.-Cotton quiet, and steady !;
middling upIands, 1o1s@1o11; middling Orleans,
105s@loA. Sales $4,000 bales: speculation and
export, 5000 bales mddling upland January, at 9;z.
There were no shipments Of cotton from Bombay for
this port between the 10th and 23d inst.
Breadstuda quiet red winter wheat, lis 8d@11s
10d, Flour, eos. Corn, 28s Cd.
Short rib u1idllcs 37e Cd.
Yarns and fabrics ut Manchester quiet and un-
changed.
ANTWERP, Dec 24-Rehned petroleum, 81.
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Louis lost 529 in four months, about Us many as
Chicago in the whole year. Owing to the intense
coldthe disease may, however, increase this week
The practice Of carrying the remains Of those
who died of this disease into churches, to hold
religious services, still continues two instances
having occurred during the week.
BIRTH STATISTICS.
Owing to the imperfect registration OF births,
he has decided to publish monthly the name,
residence, and number reported by each physician
and midwife, hoping thus to stimulate the report
ing Of births.
, 1872-12-25
Nc.v York Kry GOODS Market.

NEW YonK, Dec. 24.-Business was exceedingly
quiet in all departments to-day, and a holiday tone
peryadcs tho market. Cotton goods have lost mono Of
their frmness, and stocks remain very light in first
we sold up BY the agents. Ticks, stripes, and den
inns are in fur jobbng request. Woollens continue
very quiet for all descriptions, but prices are un-
styles adapted to holiday PURPOSES which aro quite
acive. Black a!p2c1s and nlohairs continue in favor
and are yeSy firm.
, 1872-12-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NC" 1UIA 41at4Ela1 IS6tS8s
NEW YORK., Dec. o4.-Business On Wall street
quiet, and closed much earlier than usual. All de-
part1nents Of trade will be closed tomorrow.
Money comparatively easy at per cent to 1-1G
closing at 71-32 .....
sterng quiet tat 1o9@1o92z for long; 11o21 for
sight. ..--
Gold dull and steady ell day ut 111;S@111s4. Carry
ing rates, 1H@5 per cent. Ciearings, $4o 600 900.
Treasury disbursements, s., ,102, 900.
Governments were quiet and firm,
State bonds dull.
Stocks ruled quiet and lower with considerable real
iznE by parties closing out their speculative ventures
for the Holidays. The most active shares were Pacific
Mail, Western Union, Wabash, and New York Central.
Eterlinp lO9?s
, 1872-12-25
Guuthor Will Be Open All Dav.

Gunthor Will Be Open All Day.
dunthers will be open all day to-day, both under
McVicker 8 Theatre and On the corner Of State and
Twentieth streets. This IL for the accommodation OF
his thouEends OF customers who expected to call
and taste Ct the seemeata he has in store all good
people,
, 1872-12-25

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. Observation-Disclosures dull :;
arrivals light best sa.50@665 stockcrs $300@4 co.
S1lEEP-Market unchanged ): arrivals light 3; best,
4 90.
HoGs-Garkot very dull arrivals very heavy Phil
adelphia, 33.90@400 !; Workers., 81. .6g@3.80.
, 1872-12-25

truly good thing never fails in New York. and the
Knabe Piano finds high favor with all Glasses J,
Bauer & Co.. sole agents, Nos. 800 to 1876 Wabash
avenue,
, 1872-12-25
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

St. Louis l. Springfield E1preks,
via Main Line................:,
& ansas City Fast Express, VII
Jacksonville, ILL.,, and Louisi.
ans, Mo. Mo..+...................:...
Weuona. Lacon, Washington Elk
press Western Division. )......
Joliet Il Dwight Accommodation.
st. Louis l. Springfield Lightning
Express, via Main Line, and also
via jacksonville Diyisiou......
Kansas City Express, via Jack.
souvtiie, ILL.,, 4 Louisiana, Mo.
Jefferson City Exptcs4.
Peoria, keokuk 4 Burl'n Ell,
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:pail, Main Line, and daily except Saturday xi2
Jacksonville Division. Daily, via Main Line, and daily
except Monday, viz Jacksonville Division.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD.
Deoot.-Foot IF Lakest. lndinnaa1. Sizteensh-sf,
md Canal and Srtcenthss. Ticket in Briggs House
auI I1ku ueu1ts,
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uco1 bring replevin suit against
for the possession Of their lum-
nston, valued at SIS, coo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-25

oAMDEN's success. II we support Mr.,
JACOB, it win carry him back in triumph
to the chair he now ellis with so much
acceptance to the honest men Of both par.
ties. wecaanoE hesitate how 70 choose.
Let US bepracticali and tive cannot get
all we would like, let US do the best
that the circumstances admit Of, and elect
JOHN j. JACOB, with less thought Of party
success than Of purity for the State I'D.
ministration and protection for the trea.
sury .}94
Down with the ring and up with the
banner Of our honest Governor, the can.
dldate of independent and honest men Of
both parties Inv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-25

THE descriptions which have been. pub.
lished Of the mountain scenery in Nevada,
Utah, and Colorado; Of the picturesque
beauty Of the. Yosemite, valley, and the
mammoth trees ID, Cal lorpia, have awak.
ened in the minds Of y propeanltonristsI d
desiregto visit thoGe1ocalitio sIratherh than
to follow thebeaten track traced by Muir
ray in his h6hdb and as 4 eoRse.
queuce Of the interest which has. been
aroused, the frat party Of tourist who
have selected this country al. the scene'ot
their wanderipgs arriyedo Monday;trom
Vienna by ithei!s steamer Oceanic. The
party includes the 6dpt estitltS5 d cousin
Of Prince Metternich, Count Geroe, Lord
Blumen and other, noblemen, who intend,
alter rendering themselves, familiar with
American Institutions, to so west, hunt
the buffalo and explore the remote
regions Of Colorado, Nevada and Oregon.
They state thatcher parties are forming
forthe same purpose, and that fashion,
who regulatcslthe direction Of The tray.
eler quite as much as his dreas when at
home, is pointing her finger in this direc,
ton. , rmg,) E. I'm yi.ssr.l alw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-25

TO be known and recognized as one Of the
bright galaxy in the American constella-
ton. II this DO straud" make the
most Of Il. What ought the almost
barbarous conduct be called, which sub.
mits gallant people 70 the unfair test Of
mot being permitted 10 vote squarely upon
the metitsof the new Constitution with
out having the stimulus Of the cupidity
and merceh6ry motives Of official aspirants
togarp, the Judgment and rouse the pre-
JUDGES Fraud" Il surely mild term
by which 10 know some things.
The only way TO remedy the present
difficulty % to make short work Of the
new Constitution. Vote II down and oil
will DO well. y ,AaRIeoIA. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-25
To tho People Of West virginia. :

At the earnest solicitation Of numerous citizens
from al parts of tho State, hAVO consented to
be an independent candidate for recollection for
the office of Governor. 80,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-25

NoTICE-WE HAVE DEoINT nm;
manenty in Wheeling, WHO viii IN N c sesE, pet
meGts q manufacturers prices. Uu' 'usHO'
aAkhLEs PIANO MANUFACTURING On
Az orders for repairs and tuning StoUS;,.
ana satisfactorily attended TO. p''~puI
tai, ~ A. B. BERG.
IeLt Temporary at the Kelm HOue
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-25
For Rent.
General Notice.

m OTTO REDEMPTION m
IN CITY GAS LOAN BONDS mn my VI
q tne Bonds Of the City Gas Loan sS1 1s 5HSd!ti
t1e ordinance Of June IS, 1871, an bS,uSG aatls
60 taat IN accordance with thOproyioSDSS y I,el
Ssalnan s t in following numbers Of IN 49,
S svinS ~ sss ~ S, ~ S $50, q, I'D ii n
at 1 IKE II Sc dSS and VIZ q
ana VII cease to bear interest o. Az ~. s1aE
'0'' 40'S' H. n. REILLY, 'a'
4: ]. SWEENEY
loI1 Commlsslonert Of Wh0OiIDal SVN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-25

THE trial Of one Of the lmpeached New
York judges iI,now progressing at Alba.
ny. One OF the charges preferred Is that
In various cases tried before him, involv.
ing large amounts Of property, he con-
spired or connived with contederates 10
defraud both plaintiffs and defendants. 1t
Is said that in one instance two hundred
thousand dollars were thus absorbed by
the Judge and his associates; the old fable
Of the judicial monkey and the lltigious
cats being thus re,enacted. The moral Of
the story appears to be that there Is no
extremity Of official degradation, usurpa-
ton, debauchery and crime which may
not be produced by prolonged and habit.
ual misuse Of the elective franchise. ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-12
HORACE GREELEY ON SECESSION.
Extract from his Speech in Cincinnati, Friday
Evening, September goth, 1872.

Extract from his Speech in Cincinnati, Friday
Evening, September goth, 1872.
As the Grant papers and speakers are
persistsntly and mHliciouEly misrepresenting
Mr.. Greeleys views on secession, We propose
to keep the following extract from his
speech before the people until after election.
Mr.. Greeley said:
" Last evening, at Pittsburgh, in the
course OF some off-hand remarks to e
mass Assemblsge like this, took the pains
to explain the circumstances, the extra
ordinary, unprecedented circumstances uD-
der which / was impelled in the winter OF
1860 and 1861 to offer, in good faith. to
So bmit the whole question of union or dis
union to the fair, unc5nsirsined vote of the
Southern people. After due deliberate Oh
and discussion, / said then, that it was my
belief, and il is still my belief, that had the
people been allowed such free and fair
opportunity, they would have decided thai
the Union should be maintained. Those
remarks, which | made last evening, have
| been misrepresented have been, think
| perverted into an expression of present be-
| lief and present conviction that any State
has right to dissolve this Union ct its owl
good pleasure. FeilOw-ciuzeDs, l utterly
repudiate and condemn that sentiment
! Cheers do not believe that any State
or any ten States, even q majority of tn,
States, has right to dissolve our Union
| Applause. That Union was founded OF
the Constitution. 1t is q chartered Govern
ment, not mere league Il does not con
sttute Coufederacy merely, but Nation
not q Government OF limited aud define.
powers, but of unlimited duration. | be-
iieve that The Union is not only destined t
be, and was intended to be, perpetual, but
believe that our great civil war, if there eve
was any reasonable doubt as to the nAtur
of that Union, has settled that doubt fol
ever Renewed applause.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-12
x,oilp Argus.
THE IMPRACTICABLEs.
Thew prefer to starve on Old Boot Tops rath.
er than live on Salt Beef and
Crackers.


From The New York Day Book.
If saip, water-logged, all the pumpa go
ing, dismsntled by storms, filed with psssen-
gers who had eaten up all their provisions
and were chewing strips of sailed hides dali
" to keep the breath of life in them till
succor came, was sighted off Sandy Hook,
slowly coming toward port, what would
practical man do? At once dispatch q med
ical force, water, hard tack, salt beef, and
steam tug to bring them to port at the sarli-
est possible moment. What would tho
impraeticsbe man do? Send word not to
accept hard tack and salt beef, but keep on
chewing strips of worm eaten hides or old
boot tops, until he could see Delmonico and
contract for plenty of roast beef, plum pod
ding, choice wines, and q tip-top dessert TO
finish off. To be sure, il would take time
TO do all this, and it is quite true that hard
tack and salt beef are vast improvement
Ga ''oid boot tops" as a nutriment, but they
had better keep on with the said boots AID
vsrmin covered salt hide, as dish, till he
could arrange for bAng-up repast; in the
meantime, he would procure them ''bill of
fare of the most tAntalizing character upon
which they could feast their eyes while che g
ing the old hide. Now, this il Just what the
class represented by the men who
went to Louisville are doing; they are not
able to give any straight-out political aid to
the South, or the North, the East or the
West, and rather than move to offer the
hard tack and salt beef of Greeleyism to
the politically starving millions they prefer
TO offer splendid bill of fare in the shape
of an ESSAY" on pure Democracy, with no
| Democratic viands at all on hand to deal
out in the mean while, telling the suffering
country to grin and bear it four years longer,
till the Delmonico repSst is cooked for them.
Better chew old BOOB tops and bad hides,
and wait an indefinite time for good old
Democratic fare, than take Greeley hard
tack aud salt beef to-day"
That is their talk. We do not banker
after the Greeley repast the South would
not banker after it if the diet they now have
were not 80 dAmnable. As it ia they do, and
when any change would improve their avs
TEN, and this is all the relief they can get
to-day, in the name of humanity is it moi
better to give it than insult them by long
rigmaroles of rhetoric on the nutritive pro
perSiss of the porter house stakes Of Demo
crazy and no porter house steak to offer
Il is the political food, the political relief
the South needs, not illustrations OF the nu-
tritious properties of certain political doc
trines, when you have no embodiment o.
those doctrines to present. Do reflect 6
little, Democratic voters. II you can moi
give the country the political repastit ough
TO have, do the next best, and give it some
thing to stop the starvation pangs of the
Southern people
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-12
| Chance in Every 20
MOTTO g.-The person or persons winning the
$4,000 can take Redicks Opera House, lat Omaha J

1000 Cash Gifts amounting to..........S1 O7, 800
This Enterprise is endorsed by the Governor and
best business of the Stale.
The small number of tickets issued is guarantee
ever offered.
The only safe way to sen6 Money is by Express.
Persons DESTROYS OF chance should secure tickets
at once And thus expense OF premium on
tickets the drawing will positively take place No
vember 9Th 1872
An official list Of all the drawn numbers Will be
sent to each person who has RENTED money to US,
Immediately after the drawing, Prizes Will be sent
| by express to the persons winning them.
Agents wanted. For full particulars address
| Messrs PAT'TEE Il Co,
Omaha, Nebraska.
| Or Pattee Co., ia Broadway, New York East
/ ern Agents. septod&Wlm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-12
LATHAM'S

Isa fluid extract prepared from valuable med
zeal plants, having known action ON the secre-
tons and exeretions Of the system. A single
bottle does more for the removal of diseases and
preservation of health, than gallons Of bittsrs.
1t speedily and surely removes constipation sick
and bilious head ache, indigestion, piles, imps-
rites Of the blood and / bilious complaints
tits Endorsed by the profession, and approved
by all who use it. No better medicine can be
found for children or adults. II 10 far superior
to pills, being mild of action, pleasant to tbs
taste, and certain in its results. II is a medicine
that should be in every household, as good sf'
fects are sure to be experienced from the very
first dose. Let every Fever and Ague subject
give this trial.
Sold by all Druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-12

kxprsss 10 all parts of the United States. l re-
quest ali to send call and take back
their money in all cases If failure. From the
fact that, during IA years from one to sir bottles
have never failed to cure syeR IN the worst
forms OF all the above diseases. tSee eareulars) }.
Some dealers prefer to sell medicines that never
cure because they receive larger profit and have
unlimited sales. 5 bottle. SA-sold every
where. H D. F0WLE, Chemist, Boston.
sspl6-deod-t ts6wly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-12
A FEW TEsTIMoNIALs.

A FEW TESTIMONIALS
BOSTON, Jane s, 1871.
Messrs. j. LATHAM 4 Co., Boston:
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ton, and have been advised to try your "'oa-
thsrtie Extract took but one dose, and
felt SO relieved that was induced to take an
other, and since then have fsItlike q new man
have recommended it to many of my friends,
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edy that was ever introduced as q household
medicine. l would not be without it, an would
urge ell suffering from the above to keep q bot
tie Of your Extract by them.
Yours respectfully,
"