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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25

The Maryland Liberal Republicans met in
Baltimore yesterday, and appointed sixteen
delegates to the Cincinnati Convention
Among the delegates are Ex-Governor Brad
ford, Col. w. u. Wiegel, Col. Edward Wilkins,
Hon. II, W. Hoffman, and Hon. J. j. Stewart.
Hon. Fernado Wood, chairman Of the joint
caucus Of Democratic Senators and Represen-
tativus, states his opinion that the Democratic
National Convention will nominate separate
ticket II Charles Francis Adams shall be nonl-
mated ct Cincinnati. IL is understood that
the National Democratic Convention will be
called to meet ut St. Louis On the 4th OF July
The origin Of the custom Of distributing
gloves ct funerals Is uncertain. DR.. l'Oran
suggests that they were given originally as q
challenge from the doctor, defying all who
should dare say that he committed murder
contrary to the rules of art.
The father Of Miss Clara Louise kellOgl
was, while 1t Wesleyan University, well known
As . remarkable futist and singer, and he
mother was employed IS Organist and singe
at the Episcopal Church in Middletown, Con
necttcut, for many years.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25

Gold was again higher yesterday, opening am
closing at 10, with quotations during the day a
low as nix. To-day it is ll2k.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
WEATHER REPORT.

WAsHINoToN, April %.
Partially cloudy but pleasant weather will con-
tinus over the Middle States, with ris,ng temper
ature.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
New York City Charter.

ALBANY. April 70,
The Assembly passed bill making provision
for local government Of New York. The bill
now goes to the Governor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25

A woman snatched kiss from q troy policeman
ip the street, the other night. and the officer ar
rested her. He should have compelled her to put
it right back. The woman, however. said it was
blunder-buss; but tho magistrate said he thought
it was very silly-buss, and discharged her The
woman got into an omnibus. and role away look
ing ~ black ss Erebus.-Neaofo,on Herald
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
CAISf<IAGr rS. &c.
DARKROOM FIXTURES
AT PUBLIC SALE.

win be sold at Public Sale. at the Fountain Ss :
loon. adjoining the Delaware Museum. Nos. ?o7
FRIDAY. the 10Th Of April. ls12. at Ia O'clock T..
m, the Bar-roon Fixtures. consisting in part
top and ivory balls. cost sl5o; Chars. Tables Bot
tie-. Decsrtsrs. SHOW Case suitable for millinery
purposes; Bar-room Glasses Of different kinds.
Mirrors 3 plated Ice Pitchers. Also. Liquors sucn
a wh,skies and wines. Also. ! Stereopuc with
30 views and u qusEtit, ot other goods not here
enumerated.
ih. nb"ve goods will positively he sold as | o n
going to relinquish the liquor business.
WM. Ii. CHADWICK
L. W. STIDHAM K son. Auct'rs. ap24 It
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE.

1t is now believed that the steamship Ispahan,
which left Bombay in January for this city, and
which has not been heard from since leaving Malta
on the 18th of February. foundered of Brest
France during terrible gale. Fifth persons who
were on the Ispahan are supposed to have gons
down with the steamer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
2ublir Sales.
Trees! Trees! Trees

- 20OOO Fruit. Shade and Ornamental Trees
NJ Vines Plants. Nc.. will be sold at Public Sale
IN by l.. W. Stidham i Son. at the corner Of 4th
and Market streets. Wilmington Del.
SATt kDAi MORNING next April 2Ith. at 3
Cherry and other trees: Grapes kaspherres. Black
berries. Currans. &c lall of the new and maple
rleties. and of Thrifty growth Shade and Evergreen
Trees of all sizes and varieties. suitable for street
lawn and cemetery planting, from Of the oldest
established PennsylVan nurseries. The attention
of planters is called to this sale. il will embrace
the largest assortment offered public sale III
| this city. Catalogue furnished at sale.
CHARLES p. PETERS.
l.. ". STIDHAM Il son. Auctr. apaj
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
frtisht fiuts.
BU-H's
STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves III wharf above Chestnut street. Pbiladel
phia. daily at p. m and French street wharf vii;
mington, at o p. W. Freight handled carefully and
forwarded with dispatch. q. W. BUSH.
sprlU
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
DUBLIC SALE OF
Horses, Carriages, &c.

The subscriber will sell at Public Sale.
n al his Stable. on the corner of Seventh
Oland Walnut streets. Wilmington Del on
0@SATCkDAY. May 4. 1872. at . o'clock, T..
~. fl rst class Driving Horses.
No !. sam, years old one of he very best fam
lily horses in the State; mas trotted his mile,
haf Eile track. in less thaR three minutes is per
iectly sound, and asood single or double driver.
No =, Sorrel Mare. Cinderella. sound kin ami
gentle. fine size. and tine family Mare; can trot
her mile in three minutes. No. and 2 trots to
{ M, 3, Young Napoleon. Mahogany Bay Colt.
wears old in June; trotted his mile double when
wears old. in I minutes; and is remarkably fns
stepper.
No l. brown Horse. Prince. bic oded. years old,
fire driver md beautiful stepper; shows great
style is perfectly sound. and pretty as picture.
CAIIf<IAG r.S. &c.
C4GAk one family two seated Rockaway. with
@4e side lamps twn York Wagons with shin
| ing tops. made by PretZ.chner nearly new Skel
eton W.gon; . sets of double Harn.ss. nt hem
brass mounted. cost $780, three sets OF single Han
ness Halter. Blankets. Fox Robe. Wolf Robe
Lap Blankets. Feea Chest. Buckets, Measures
Ports. Sh"ves. Curry tombs and Brushes.
Also Fine COW now giving about ~ quarts o
! milk day. perfectly quiet.
The above property will positively te soll as
! have rented my stables. Persons wishing good
I stock are tied to attend this sale.
/ Sale positive No postpon ement.
! TEkMs The purchaser can have three month
on ali over $50 by giving bank able Lote viii
an approved irdorser and interest added. il ter
est deducted for the given time if the cash is aid
spr'l IS w. STIDHAM.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
WILD BIRDS TAxEp.--The Saint Augustine
(Fla0 Press has the following.

WILD birds lAAED.-lne oaint Augustine
(Fla.) Press has the following:
1--WE witnessed a novel, interesting and beauti-
ful sight, few days ago, at the farm OF Mrs. Hill
dreth, situated OIL the North river. about miles
above the city. Mrs. Hiidreth, in the course of u
few MONTHS has succeeded in tanning the wild
birds that fly about the place. While we were in
the house, Mrs H. went out to the door and cri d
to the birds, which were then, in the middle of the
day. in the adjoining forest. In few moments
dozen or more blue birds and mocking birds
came. .aying around her She then came into the
house, and handed each OF our party rasin
which we were requested to hold out in fin
gers We remained still for few minutes, when
the birds hoped i'll at the door, hew upon our
hands, and picked the raisius from fingers.
Wendell Phillips predicts the downfall of Re
pubcanism, and lands the efforts of the working
men to organize, promising them, II they stahC
by each other faithfully, that they can elect
President in 1876. He wants to the imam
Clal system OF the country reconstructed that
money can he had at three per cent instead OF ten
and gardens and books and beautiful things givei
to the working classes. who, in his opinion, ough
never to work more than eight hours day.
The Maryland Republican Convention met a
Baltimore. yesterday, and appointed delegates I
the Philadelphia Convention, instructing them
vote for Grunt and Colfax. The delegates II
large are Hon. Jacob Tome, Hon. Thomas
Spence, Hon. Danl Weisel, and c. G. Fulton. A
electoral ticket then nominated, the eector
at large being Hon. Henry l.. Stockbridge an
Joseph B. Pugh. A number Of colored delegate
attended the Convention.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
Anlusements.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY.

The Walnut street The ,tre Star Dramatic Combi-
nation of Philadelphia composed in part Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen and ladies' Mr.. &. Walcot Mr.
l.. Morrison. Mr.. W. A. Chapman. Mr.. James Tay
lor. Mr.. W. H. Bailey, Mr.. Roland Reed. Mr.. f..
Eberle Mr.. b. w. Turner. Miss Annie Graham.
Miss Rosa Wood Mrs. G. Wacot. Mrs, W. A, Chap
man and others.
THIS THURSDAY EVENING,
"Bani~'s" great play in five acxs entitled
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-25
ENGLAND.

GLADSTONE STILL HEsITArING AS TO THE COURSE
TO BE PURSUED AT GENEVA.
LONDON, April %.
In Parliament to-day Earl Granville and Mr.
Gladstone stated that it would he incompatible
with the public interests to declare the intentions
OF the government with regard to further proceed
ings before the Geneva board until An answer t,
Lord Granvilles despatch Of March 20 has been
received from the United States.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-09
THAT COMMITTEE AND THE ISLAND

The Union has t~ice spoken Of ICON.
ult,ee appointed by h, Board of Trade to
Wet the IsIard aud confer With Col Flag
,,r,' &c, dc. The President Of the Board
Of Trade informs US thsl that body has held
no meeting aud appointed no committee, as
indicated BY the Union The gentlemen
who visited Col Flager did so "on their owp
hook = they we're not appointed by the
Board Of Trade; some Of them are mem
bers Of that body aud some are not
IL was very oommeDdabls in them to visit
c d. Fl,ger, add iUquire after the interests
Of our town, although it was rather late in
the day. Il showed a willingness to be
credited with doing something late as 1t
was. Add when they got there they learned
iast what The Argus knew before, W.;
thA, Col Fisglsr, long b fore their visli or
before any Que OF them bad said = word
him on the subject, had caused us~ ssrVey
to be made, new stakes stuck, and
moved the east end OF our ave
nue. up the Island so that the angle would be
less acute; ana that be hoped to build the
avenue 10 such = way as to show discrim
ioation against our side Of the river We
say, the gentlemen Who visited The IslAld
yesterday learned these fActs-they accom-
Dlished nothing, for the change had been
made by CJl. Flsgler before they tbouglI
of doing anything, and had been done 10
cone, qnenes Of the agitation Of the question
By THE ARGUs Toe present survey does
not place the east end of our avenue quite
a. high up the Island as We should be glad
TO see il, but it is q great improvement on
:he plan as Scq liescsd 10 BY Mr.. Hawley
aud the Union. and WhaIsver has been
gained in that respect has been gained 10
cons' q renee of the agitation Of tie sut ject
by The ARGCs after they bad given it up.
We still hope that Col Flsger will croud
the cas-, end Of our avenue up as high as
practicable, and so construct 1t that it will
be 10 no manner inferior 10 the one leadip 9
TO the other bridge. We hope to see lhs
done the carriage bridge TO Daver port
oper ei free to the public; and the pass sys
tenn some What modified We 90 not know
Col. Flsgler, bat, if be is the sensible gen
tIemau be is credited with being, all tait
will yet be &C emphasized.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-09
STARTLING REGISTRATION FIGURES.
How Grant victories are Won.

The population of New York is at least
800 900 more than Philadelphis, YET the
highest registration ever attained in New
York hes been little less than $4,000
Now when We take into consideration that
the present registration in PbiladelphiA ex-
ceeds l62 900. it is easy to see that it has .
meaning. Tho population of Philadelphia
does not admit of legitimate vote exceed
log 100000. 10 fact il has never exceeded
12l 600, and ii is doubtful whether over
1876 600 honest votes are Contained in the
city. The question arises, how is ell hi.
excess of 27.O00 accounted for There il
but one answer The registrStion was in
the hAnds of the Grant party, and they have
manipulated it so as to cast 20 900 fraudu-
lent votes in Philadelphia for the purpose
Of defeating BuckAlew.
False registration, the importation o
negroes and repeaters, and false returns
may defest Us now, bat these things canno
/ be so successfully done in November, whel
all the Safes vote on the same day. A TAI
election, uuinhusnced BY brides and money
would have given the State to Bucaklew b,
40, 900 msjoIi v.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-09
New Fall Stock.

A BAMBER3ER has just received his ne"
Fall Stock, consisting of all the new styles dres;
goods, ladies' underwear, supple dry goods, etc.
all of which is offered at very close figures, both
at wholesale and retail.
200 pieces choice Prints at DC per yard.
20 pieces Wash Poplin at SC per yard.
% pieces French PsreAIes at zoe per yard.
s0pieces heavy yard wide brown muslin l2te
per yard.
20 pieces bleAched yard wide muslin at l24c per
yard.
so dos Ladies White hose Toe per psir,
Is dog Corsets at csc.
10 doE. Alexander Kids 81 Is per pair.
splendid assortment OF Ladies Scars
and shAwls, and a general stock of goods Of
every description. This notice means business
and will not be undersold by any house in the
West.
Come one and all ana invest your money
where you get the largest smOcut OF Dry Goods
for the least Casi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-09
NOTES, HERE AND THERE.

More pleasant weather.
HJn.Wm Z. Lefingwell, Liberal candid ate
tor Congress, speaks at the German Theatre
10 Daven port, tonight.
The Chicago express train due at Gas this
A. N. arrived tEo hours later in consequence
of a car Impiug the track near Green Riv-
er
Look for the Chicsg) Tribune in its new
form and dress, this evening. IL will be the
n.ud ,oms,s and best p per west of New
York
The Intelligent Moline ReDie1v calls Sena
tor ,rost., of Oregon, d ,mocrat. Aud
the h1nes Moline Recier is guilty of for
gery aud f4l'shooi 10 ia o1blieation Of Ir.
Grseiey's re marks at Pittsburgh.
The ST.. Loui. Democrat Grant says:
Colonel YergSr, retired editor and unhung
murderer, - = candidate for Congress in tue
Third Mary land District
Add: As BIuroon, on the Grant
ticket.
The road to Milan is in a very bad con-
dition, the ruts worn in the macAdsmizipg
eadering the road a very unc 1mfort&bls as
veil as dangerous one. A little work in
filing those ruts with well-p Junded rock
and gravel would make a very fac road I.
Oar city authorities should LOOK after it.
A private letter received BY q gentleman
in TINS city from friend in Virginia, SAtur-
day evening, atates that over Eve hundred
n.oroaa had afs tha oonpt;a. of Northa m NJ
ton aud AccomAc for Pbiladslph and other
places in the north. Thus are the Radical
IN critics accounted for.
| Governor Hartman, of New Hampshire,
Who was announced to speak at Williams
port, Pa, Sept 26. aud who was in the hotel
there duriog Nc Gresley's stay, walked up
to Mr.. Greeley, shook his hand, aad said, Il
a. glad to see you, Mr.. Greeley, but can
not Vote for you" "oh, very WE'LL" re-
piled Mr.. Greeley, 81 don't think we shall
need you"
Elk Governor Joseph L. Brown, of Geor-
gis, is out 10 long letter giving ia his ad
hesiou to the Democratic nominations for
Governor aud so on in that State, on the
ground that in so doing he supports Mr.
Greeley for the Presidency. With no very
great force in him otherwise the e1-Gov.
ernor is remarkable for his ssgscity in dis.
c,ruiag from the signs of the present the
evonls Of the future, aud the wholesale man
ner in which be ri cts Mr.. Grant is .vi
dence Of how little he thinks of his chances
Il will be remembered that Ex-Governor
Brown was The orafor.in-chief of the chi.
caRo Convention which nominated Mr.
Grant 10 1868.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-09
Masonic.

The election OF officers for the ensuing
yesr for the grand lodge of Free and Accep-
ted Mssons, of the state of Illinois, resulted
as follows:
Grand Adster-JAmts A. Hawley, OF
DixpD.
Deputy Grand Master-G. E. Lounsber-
ry, of Mound CITY.
Senior Grand Warden-Joseph Robbins,
OF Quiucy.
Junior Grand Farcen-W. J. A. Delan-
ey, Of C-nr.li4.
Grand Treaswer-Harrison Dill, Of
Quincy.
Grand Secretary-O. Il. Miner, Of
Spnnk fad.
This j. A. HAwlsy, of Dixon, must be the
man the Dixon Telegraph and H,rald Il
Grant psper) Is supporting for Congress in
stead IF he regular Grant nominee, J. B
Hswley, of this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-09
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

IE1ITH its gloomy attendants, low spirits
w depression, involurs sry emissions, loss
Of semen, spsrmAtOrrhosa, loss Of power,
iiKzy head, loss Of memory, and threaten cd
impotence and imbsOility, find q sovereign
sure In HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC 10. Twenty ETGHF. Com
posed of tho u'ost valuable mild and potent
Curatives, they strike at once at the root Of the
matter, tone up the system. arrest the dis
charges, and impart yigor sad energy, life and
vitality to the entire man. They have cured
thousands of cases. Price, s. per package o.
Eve boxes and large 81 vial, which ia very i'm
portant to obstinate or old casss, or 5 per ain.
gle box. Sold by ALL Druggists, and SEN
by mail on receipt Of price. Address, HUMPH
REYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDL
ONE CO., 66& BRoADwAY, NEW YoRK.
ChAs a. Benson and C, spidsl, Agents fol
Rock Island,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-09
THE ODD PILLOWS

The Grand EacAmpment Of Illinois met
at The lodge room of the Rock Island Lodge
No. Is, At seven o'clock Tuesday evening.
in annual session. After ths transaction of
the regular routine business the following
effi iers for the ensuing year we're elected
R. x. Dewey, Greenvills, NJ. W. q r.
D. D. Hatfield, DuQuOiD, NJ. Z 6 d. r
Jacob Krohn, Freepor', r. W. u D. W.
N. Mason, PeOris, r. W. &. 8 d l.
Henry BurgOwer, Rock Island, K. W. g.
J.w.
las s. Ticknor, and ]. F. Alexsu-
ds, r W. @. Reps. to r. ". C. L U. s.
/. W. Eb1mau, Decatur, W. G. S.
J. W. STARK, PApA, W. G. o.. s.
Adjourned till seven o'clock Wednesday
evening.
The Grand Lodge met. pursuant to sd-
journ mept, at nine o'clock iris WED nesdsy)
morning G, in Darts Hall. The hall wss
filed, aud it is estimated that at least 600
members we're present. The principal work
done was in the xemph6cstion Of the
working of the Order. large humber Of
resolutions were offered aud r, f5rred to the
proper ommittees. A number of reports
were read and laid over under Ihs rules.
There has been but little Legislation, as yet,
the time being taken up with other bust
ness. At IL NJ. the Grand Lodge adjourned
to Iiue o'clock Thursday morning.
At half past one o'clock the members Of
the GrArd Lodge formed in procession, in
full rsgslia, on Washing on street, headed
by the Rock Island band, and police, i'd
marched down Orleans street TO Ella, slong
Elk to Illinois, up Illinois to the c., R. /. 4
P. depot where a train consisting of five
passenger coaches, chartered by the citJ
were iu waiting TO convey them to the
Island. The procession was FIVE blocks il
length and contained the full number o
delegates present-aoout six hundred. o.
their return there was On exhibition of th'
water works along Illinois street. In thu
evening there will BE- visit 10 the glass fac
. tory. The programme of work for th,
- GrALd Lodge tomorrow is the election o
officers { the ensuing Year, appointment
Of the ace for the next annual session
and the hearing Of the reports of The differ
ant committees
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-09
Cincinnati Merchants to visit Rock Island and
Vicinity.

Cincinnati Merchants to visit Rock Island and
Vicinity.
Wednesday afternoon, President Freb CT
Of the ID. & 81. P. railroad, received dn-
patch from General Manager Smith, Of the
Peoria road, announcing that 'the Cincin-
nAfi merchants will leave that place on the
morning of Tuesday next, the 18Th inst,
and arrive in Rock Island at 9 o'clock in
the evening"
The excursion party will be composed OF
members Of the Chsmter Of Commerce, aud
Beard of Trade, who received and eater
tanned the ex ,ursion from the three cities Of
this locality, las, moth.
Oar Board Of Trade will doubtless take
proper steps to insure their cordial recep ion
and entertAinmo while here and give them
an opportunity to become better acquainted
With the commercial and mAuufactur ring
advantages Of Rock IilAnd AID vicinity.
Whatever our business men aud property
holders, or aay Of our Assoc iA,ions, or oui
Board Of Trade, choose to do TO enItrtAiI
Visiiorsi is all right but We protest az aims
the practice of using city funds for any sucl
purpose. 1t iS wrong and illegal. Il il
using the peoples money wi h,ut auth Orisy
of lAv, aud ought not to bs encoura ged
Independent associations, and private iadi
'ldOAls can contribute as much as ihey
please Tor such purp IssS, bat the City CouL
oil has no right to use one cen. of the psO-
pies money Tor Auy such purpose.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-09
Causes of Ali Diseases.

The cause of all diseases, whether acute oil
chronic, arise from diseased condition of the
blood. Blood that is poor, blood devoid oil
those elements that give to every part of ami
mated nature its nourishment and support. Il
is i'm possible for disease to invade the system il
the blood ia rich, pure, and healthy, and it II
also impossible for any person to take DR.
Prices Blood Enricher without benefit, durable
benefit, strength aud good feeling that does NO
die out when medicine Is discontinued. Drug
gists sell it, also DIR Prices Special Flavoringr
and Cream Baking Powder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-09
Troops of Ailments vanquished'

on account of the promptbess with which it checks
the fevers generated by unhealthy exhaaiOns Hos
letters Bters Is considered an indispensable fami
medicine on the borders Of our Southern and West
ern rivers and in new settlements where the plough
and the for the first time disturbing the sol
itudes Of nature Its reputation, however, is not
confined to such localities. Wherever the elements
OF disease rife it is the safeguard of health
wherever sc.ne prevails, it is efcacous as a rem
edy. Among the serious diseases which it is guar
auteed to control indigestion. biliousness and
all The minor ailments connected with arrangements
of the stomach, the liver and the bowels-such as
heartburn, headache, ittuence. costveness, nausea
dlstast1 for food languor and debility paptaton Of
the heart trembling of the hands noises in the ears
di.ordered vision, disturbed sleep, and mental in
quietude As these physical and mental disturban.
tend to general failure of all the pewers of the
system. they should be at once correcied-as they
always may be-by course of Hostetter's Stomach
BItters
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-09

A FrGHr-PSroLs UsED Omar TX
CIrENEST IN FRONT OF The HARPER HOUSE.
"A big dog attacked Vests ''old curley"
and there was a gathering Of "Ihe clans"
a: once. Nov, "old curley" is = general ia
Vorle, and it would be hard to make Aty
body believe that he was ever in the wrong.
The result was that our gallant and ever
present Marshal, who always protects the
Iunoeen. and goes for the gully, ven
for that Dig dog with bis cane, in the most
lively manner, aud that another party inter.
Tered BY attacking the Marshal from the
r'ar, in his sea. of-honor, and to The greai
injury OF his "bsst clothes" The attack
vas such vigorous one aud in such az On
expected quarter tina, the Marshal, 10 hi
anger, "pullsd his revolver" and shot the al
lacking party. The affair caused great ex
element, at the time, but it has betI
"huShed up" No arrests we're made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-09

PROF, De La BRo~N, the originator and
proprietor OF the Rock Island Business Col.
sge, is ro~ in the city aud proposes to de-
vote bis per onAl attention to bis school
lie is putting his college tai 10 good coudi
ton and iS nov ready to receive pupils AID
give them bis best attention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-09
FoR MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs

AND TAN, USE PERRY's MOTH AND
n FRECKLE LOTION.
1t Is reliable and harmless. 1t is no cure all
or panacea, but 10 intended to remove only
Brown Dissertations, by neutrslisirg the Iron
in the layers of the skin, which induces them.
Prepared only by DIR. B. O. Perry, Dermatol-
ogist. 40 Bond street, New York. Sold BY
Druggists everywhere. ap4dw6m