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Trustees Sale Of Valuable
Property.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made and executed to me, as trustee,
by Henry paub and Barbetta, his vie, dated
the 18Th day %! June. 1919, ana now Oh re-
cord In the Recorders office OF Ohio county,
State OF West Virginia in Deed Book No. 80,
page S6D, Ia secure the payment OF TWO Ger
lain promiSSOry notes for the sum OF four
teen hund ed and tity tSli:O) dollars, the
balance due on the purchase money, pay
shle 10 the order OF John Pfarr, both bear
ing date January 1t, 1884, the amounts and
time of payments OF the same being as fol-
lows: one for seven hundred and ten (S7lO)
dollars, payable seven years atter date, win
interest from the lSt day OF January, 81
one for seven hundred and forty 740) dol
lars, payable eight yerrs after date, with
interest from the LIST day of January, 1872,
and signed by the sit Henry Daub to John
Pfarr. Also, to secure TO Daniel Schambra
the sum OF three Thousand $500 dollars,
with interest from the 18th day of June,
1851, ! will sell al public auction, at the
front door OF the Court House OF ONO
county. West Virginia, to the highest s nd
be>t bidder, on Thursday, December 18Th,
l62, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the
following described property, that Is 10 say
The north halt OF lot number one hundred
and twelve. ~ in Ebe Meier Zane's addt-
ton 10 the civ of Wheeling, >ituated on
the easi side OF shark I street, on the cor
ner OF Magk1t and Washington streets, in
the city OF Wheel! ng, West Virginia, in that
part OF the city commonly called North
Wheeling, (D.tter known as the Washing
ton Brewery, with all the appurt-nances
thereto belonging il being the same prop
-rty which was conveyed by John Pfarr
and wife to Henry paub and wife, ny deed
dated he 1T day of January, f6 and re.
corded in the RecOr ler's Office OF Ohio
county. In Deed Book No. AZ, page 2S3.
TERMS of SALE ne half of he pur-
chase money ca>h, the balance In six
months rom the dav Or sale, with Interest
nom day of sal, the purchaser giving BOND
with security for sal deferred pay ment, the
Title being retained unit said bond Is paid.
Selling AS trustee, / will convey only such
title as is vest q In me by said Il ed OF trust,
Ind will only specially warrant the title.
w. II. SCH AN BRA, Agent.
Per HENRY WAS Trustee. nOv26 b
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which WIS lost after considerable DE-
bate The bill ,wsstheu passed TO- iIs
second reading. Colonel ffioya, OF
I logan, in explaining bis vote IN n, is'o OF
reconsideration, said that he did 30
~ o,t +, ~ courtesy. but when the bill came
QUIZ %. y. .. age, he voted tor CharleS.oI1,
!Il for pass ';ourned until two O'Clock
The House a. Don. The Charleston
to.morro~ q. s,, fds,, Of finally defeating
the bill. -tapce waf
Nothing OF any impo.
transacted in the Senate to-day. noe
The Grant and Wilson electors a
last evening at the Governors office
cast their vote for President and vice
President OF the United States. Coi;
Tom Swami, Of Limited partnership
fame, was selected on the eleventh bal
lot to carry the news to Hiram. The
Radicals made big effort to defeat the
rebel Colonel, but without success.
w. Fl. T.
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Trustees sale.
Valu bile Building Lot.

pY w. TUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed 10 the undersigned Trustee ny
Cuas A. Britt and Jane B"nnett Britt, his
viie bearing date April, ls6S, and of record
N the office of the Recorder OF Ohio county,
v. Va. IN Deed Book No 81, at page 435, and
sd.cree OF the Circuit Court oil Ohio coun-
y,lwil! on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IL, '72,
proceed TO sell at public sale to the high. st
and best bidder, at the front door OF The
Solrt House of said county, beginning at
!.vv0c.Ock, that Valuable Building Lot, NO.
&c rner Centre and Seventh streets, In
"; W. shriver's addition to the city oil
Wheeling
TkRss OF SALE-One thousand dollars
casa IN hand, and the remainder In three
qua! lnSiallments in one, two and three
!eNs nom the day Of sale, the deferred pay
aehts being Secu ed by the purchaser CIV
us bond with good personal security Tor
.ae same. with interest until paid, and the
.Ne being retained by me until the sam"
He raid. seiiing rs Trustee. will convey
Trust, SANIH RARNTCZ Trrsree.
DAVENPORT = DyvESkR, Attorneys.
j. VI. MILLER CO.. AuctioneerS.
Cti-i W II HAIJER salesman.
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of the seat Of government to t. > caty Q
Wheeling. Just % the Clerk fin. Sn. -
reading thetitle of the bill, and befo.
any Of the opposition had time to make
an objection, Mr.. Davenport jumped to
his feet and moved to adjourn, which
was carried. Some OF the opponents oil
the bill, in the furry and confusion,
voting for adjournment. This little
piece of parliamentary tact on the part
of the agitators, saves them DAYS
time in the passage OF the bill. 1t will
come up for it's first reading tomorrow
morning. As the bill is OF general in
terest I will give it in full.
(The bill may be found elsewhere in
this paper.)
The committee on Privileges and
Elections made the following report to
the Senate this morning, in reference to
the Senatorial muddle in the First Dis
trict:
First, That A. J. Pannell was not, at
the election held upon the 22d day of
August last, chosen one OF the Senators
OF the First District. and is not entitled
to seat upon the floor Of the Senate.
Second, That Hon. John Cunning
ham, at the election held on the 22d
day of August last was elected Sens.
tor from the First District, and that he
should be permitted to qualify and take
his seat upon the floor OF the Senate.
The report was signed by j w. Gran.
than. G. D. Camden and G. NJ. Bishop,
a majority OF the committee. On mo
ton OF Mr.. Walker, the report was laid
on the table, in order that the minority
report OF the case might be heard. The
object is to keep The seat vacant as long
as possible, so as to prevent the passage
Of the bill to remove the capital should
il become necessary. w. III. T.
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iNSU RANCE.
Life Insurance Co. Of Virginia.
CAPITAL, sass, coo.

A. g. McILWAINE, President.
Presidents
SAMUEL B, PAUL, Secretary.
d. P. FACKLER, Consulting Actuary.
Judge JOHN +. LAY, Superintendent OF
Agencies
Home once, Petersburg. Va, with Local
Eoards in all the cities of Virginia, In the
District OF Columbia aud in West Virginia.
lie policies are Low generally conceded
10 be among me most certain and desirable
Of Investments. This company, managed
on principles OF strict economy, uffsrs the
lowest rates OF premiums consistent with
safety, and lower, We believe, than any
other Company doing business In the State
Its sylcce-S is an established TACT.
An reserve from premiums as a security
TO the policy holders additional 10 the can
iral stock Is invested by The local boards,
within that locality nom which IL de-
rived.
Being convinced by their knowledge Of
the Integrity and prudence OF the gentle
men who compose its Directory, and by
thorough examination Of the plan ~ or
ganization; tina IL Is IN every respect q
reliable Company, the subscribed citizens
OF Wheeling, who have themselves sub
Scribed 10 It's stock and organized as a local
b"H'd, T. al warranted in commencing the
ente 'nrise TO thu favorable consi Grafton
0. tn people OF the state.
RoBT. u. JORDAN, President.
BIN. For, David Lynn,
s. Lynn, Geo. r. Jingle,
u B. Hubbard, Geo. r. Boyd,
VIM. V HOge, Lucius Hoge,
". Z. Hughes, Curran Mendel,
Robert Simpson.
Wv. HOGE & BRO,
General Agents.
pR. WIN. J. BATES, JR.,
Med. Examiner. augsl-sb
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ally control them. The testimony ol ouI
best citizens, OF all classes, .lS = tn
relieve and cure the afflicted dlsorders o.
the Throat and Lungs beyond any othel
medicine. The most dangerous anectlonk
of the Pulmonary Organs yield 10 nus power,
and cases Of CONSUMPTION, cured "
thus preparation, are publicly known, 80
remarkable as hardly to be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. asa rem.
ed il Is adequate, on which the PUBIC may
rely for full protection. By curing COOShn5
the forerunners OF more serious dlsease' II
saves unnumbered lives, and an amount o
su ffering not to be computed. II challenges
trial, and convinces the most skeptlcal.
Every family should keep II on nanu "
protection against the early ana unPeI
ceiyed attack OF Pulmonary A Iectlons
which are easily met at first, but when De
come incuraple, and 20 often fatal, Ii neg
lected. Tender lungs needs this defense
and il is unwise to be without IL. AS SAFE
guard to children, amid the distressing uls-
eases which beset the Throat ana Cnest o
childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL ls lnValu-
able; for, by It's timely use, multltudes arr
rescued from premature graves, and saved
TO the love,ana affection centerec on them.
n acts speedily and surely against ordinary
colds. securing sound and health-restorlne
sleep. No one will suffer troDlesone IN
FLOENZA and painful BhONChiais
when they know how easily they can be
cured. -,
Originally the product OF long, la6orious
and successful chemical investigation, no
cost or toll is spared in making every bottle
in the utmost possible perfection. ~ may
he confidently relied upon as possessing al
the virtues IL has ever exhibited, and capa'
BILE of producing cures as memorable az tn.
greatest 1t has ever effected.
PREPARED BY
DR.. ], E., AVER g. CO..
LOWELL, MASS,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
oc25-eOdAg-lst
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For Sale.

TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING,
J with eight or ten rooms, situated on
- 80, a. northwest corner of Centre and
ssvsnln streets. In Shriver's addition 10 the
tSo-Storv Frame Dwelling, with
ton rooms aud good cellar, hot and cold
water 90 and down stairs, with gas in all
the rooms. Situated on Inc east slde OF
tranIios street, in the Sixth ward of the
cIIr of Wheeling. For price and terms see
~'' l.. & HUGHEI,
,ovI Real Estate Agent
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I,troductfon of the Bill for Re-
NOVA, or the Capitai-ParIiame
ary Tactics-Th" First Senatorial
Dtstrtet.

mOyat OF the Capttat-FHriia'he
.-x Tactics-Thc First Senatorial
District.
CHARLESTON, December 3, 1872
The proceedings of the House to-day
have been the most interesting OF any
since the organization Of the Legislature.
1t was generally understood that the
bill for the removal of the capital would
be introduced, and, as that is only topic
discussed or talked about in the COM
muni,y, all the members were promptly
in their seats, and the lobby full OF
lockers on.
One Of The threats held over the heads
of members in favor OF removal ana
who are anxious tor liberal approprla,
TONS for the completion Of public build
;nos was that the members from the
TS;rd District would comb ne and de-
test ali appropriations asked for sash
nnrnoses So, as soon as the House
aom mencsd its session, a series OF res
olu,iops we're introduced by dineren'
members in the interest OF Charleston
directing the Auditor to report 70 'n y,
House Immediately. the amount OF
money appropriated up to the present
time Tor the construction OF all ota!e
buildings. AZ all the public ius.-
tut; ,ns are iu the two upper districts
.u ;o,.n,;on of the resolution could
s s be seen. These resolutions seemed
to be highly relished by the Charleston
neople, for as each one was read q smile
Of satisfaction lighted up their oonn.eI
,naoces As the afternoon wore On anu
eli the business before the house
seemed to be ended, and nothing haa
been said in relation to the Capital es;
erybody supposed that the matter mao -
beep deferred again, but they were mis-.
.sIsn Il was expected that some
,osnber from the Panhandle weuio q
"ssr the bill; consequently when q
iara. muscular looking man near the
SPEAKERS desk, Mr.. Taylor. OF h !cnls =
S SsDd, ''0 no. friend Of Charles ;. les:
ton'bsd The remotest idea thss II Va
'' bill iii for the removal, temporarily
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For Rent.

BELMONT GROCERY STAND, STORE
~ Room and Dwelling, corner Market and
s, s, streets. Possession given immedi'
ys WIN, BRINTON.
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FOR SALE.

49,, ACRES OF LAND ON THE BAL
"a tim0ra 4 Ohio Railroad, near Glo-
~ us Gap, Marion comfy, w. Va. by
V4 w. H0IE & BRO,
80 l0S Market street.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
with seven or eight rooms. on Jacob
4strset; also a small Frame House with
80 rooms on Jacob street; also new
w. Wy House Oh Eon street, containing
nrsH ronms. l.. q. HUGHES,
lou. Real Estate Agent.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER IL, '.2,
FOR r EMIT.
HDUSe for Rent.

A HOUSE CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS
~. "a 90 Wheeling Island for rent. Posses
NgA gwen immediately.
fOF Particulars call at the Leather Store
&c. SMITH,
uec.-a Main street.
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New Books !
"CITY BOOK I X STORE"

THE POET AT THE BREAKFAST
TABLE-By Oliver Wendell Holmes, cloth,
'- THE END OF THE WORLDLY Edward
Eggleston, cloth, 81 80.
FORMS OF WATER IN CLOUDS, ICE,
&c-By Prof John Tyndail, cloth, sl.5O.
THE YkLLOWSTONE-fn. Lib. Of Ira
vel and Adventure, cloth, sl.5O.
LIFE IN THE EAST INDIES-By W. H.
Themes, 81 50.
SERMONS ON LIVING suBJECTS-By
LIVES OF THE NOvELISTa-By Sir
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OFF THE sKELLIds-By Jean 1nselow'
CAMPING OUT-Ry G. A. Stephens, sl.EO.
CHANGE FOR HIM5ELF-By ]. t.
Trowbridge, 81 81.
ELECTfVE AFFINITIEs By Goethe.
THECITY OF GOD ANDTHE CHURCH
MAKERS-By X. Abbey, $3.50.
THE WINDOW GARDENER-By ]. 8.
a WAiTiNG RACE-By Edmund Yates,
pi RsfE Il AND sADDLE-By PAUL. Revere,
JosEPH NoIREL's REvENGE-By v.
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OLIVER oPTiCs TIRE AsURE, REPoSI,
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DAV1DCOPPERFlE LD--Harpcr's House
hold Ed ton, cloth 81 81; raper. 81 ".
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Any OF the sbove books sent by mail, free
OF postage, upon receipt OF price, by adj
dressing
j. ID. STANTON.
novll Cor. Monroe and Market streets.
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Ayers
Cherry PectoraI,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds, Whoop-
ing Cough, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma and Consumption.

Among the Rrod
discoveries Of mod
ern science, few are
Of more real value
to mankind than
this efectual reme-
dy for all diseases
|, OF the Throat and
Lungs. A vast trial
OF Its virtues thro-
out this and other
cou n tries, has
shown that 1t does
surely and effectu.
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Great Western Gun Works.

IFLES, DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR
n rel shot Guns. ReyoIvers, Ammuni-
ton. Sporting Goods, Ki1e Barrels, Locks,
Mounting Gun Materials, &c. Send for a
Price Last. Address J. II JOHNSTON, Great
Western Gun Works, I7s Smithneld street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. y. B.-Arny Carbines, RI
fes and Reyolvers bought or traded for.
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HALLS
Vegetable sioiliar
HAIR
REVIEWER.

Every year increases the popularity OF o.
this valuable Hair Preparation; which IL
due TO merit alone. We can assure our olo
patrons that 1t is kept fully up TO us hlgn
standard; and II Is the only reliable ana
perfected preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color, max
ing it soft, lustrous, and silken. IT. The scalp up
moves ali eruptions and dandruff, and, by
It's tonic properties, prevents the hair from
falling out, as 1t stimulates and nour1shes
the hair-glands. BY It's use, the hair grown
thicker and stronger. In badness, 1t re
stores the capillary glands TO their norma
vlgor, and will create new growth, excep'
in extreme old age. 1t Is the most econom
ical HAIR DRESSING ever used, as II requires
fewer applications, and gives the hair
splendid, glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
M, d.. State Assayer OF Massa chusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and consid-
er 1t the BEST PREPARATION Tor its intend
ed purposes"
Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers
IN Modicines
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-~ cURts DISEASES Tm
THROAT, LUNGS. LIVER & BLOOD

- .Ar -->-IA-o,I NOD ,inN ~ Sh,~h ~. stN,cs-
81 arc above polluted ~ selrt. ne sl-coy-f,S
h ,!cyrs hc has combined On brrv0ry more OF
Nl'Vrc's most t0vrrClyn curative lrrTcTti q,
wS,c.. God has ins:...eI into tho vcsrt,h,c King,
dom Tor hcliIa: the eek, than were 'rr hclono
combined IN Ole mCllcuN. The evidence OF this
East - hlIi m tlJ CJra; variety ~ most oo-'N
nate diseases W. a Y has NrCn vaHd 10 conquer.
! In the cl-o az B-OpChitis, severe
Coughs, AMI - c'.'F 'r's OF Consnn,rS
zion, Il has a.'olt>A'i tie urG!,rI stu!iy, ALd
eminent phv''oan.. T 1nopH'r II " gr,a, ,rs
purigl,s the blood. Nv 10 Gtrst aid thor.
ey,n blot pr-'.rns properties, /; cures all
Huno-s, non - worst Srroruia 70 .
Inu'a Il otch, rirnPle, or ErmIH"r on.
ca,,t,. are r-sli,l'ci ard v'.o."us health aud q
IsSyltc,ys,.l.'.ul -.,a'. -E.L Erlsiprlns.
! S,!t Rh'um Fever sores, sCnIi Or
Rou-h skin. IA -hurt. al a." uuinC g. al'-
! ,I.', ts'l bv hal blood. a. cunQu'I'r y iLAs
! p,sya-fl n uI-ikin. AMI lUyl Grating Uroi,li%
II y,r C.,l llH uru~.-t. q. Initiated have sal.
| low c,li- VI SKIN. or v...'Wt.h brown fpOis on
no ar nr'y. frrlTrl, headache az dizziness. bad
| with MT rI.G.s. l.N r0...'s. std gloomy ivrr-
h.I Tin ~ l-r,,l.ar RnprE.l~. and tongue cUSlNd.
! yo,. AZ, srT.-.u, Gron Corrid Liver or
| .nIIIuu.ur>,.N j. n'.lN ca."~ oI "i.INct
! Cnmpl ant" ouN pa. ,oi tho ~ ICONS
- ry ,,-.rl.,I IA r.Erf' hnr az 'u'1 e .-cs-
| nr P,,r,a. Gt.., Nc. 81 nl.roNrry lS@ 10
nd n 1. eft, ,nrl.l ,UrCr, .'aNli- u NV
! 90 ..;,1-'a,aI ant t.,'rF. For III, curr Oh
rltbituIi Cou-t' puiion 81 ID" b"",'> y
| i,aurvr- lG.LI: r.f...t. qua Moe Mo Ih"
r.SI II f,r IA = pi-o,." nr. inyi =. IL I~
| TI, pr,n-i,inr on. $l.iJJ I,wAUi for meh
c'rn that viii cln, u Tor 90" crrr u a.! IT, die
! ra.nS f,r wR''h - /, rc,nmmruC,I.
| S,l hy dru ryt-r- n : ncr bottle. Pr"pn'r 80 tr
4 Y pt,rru. " y. >1Ir PrO2N"toA AZ .,ai
! ~, I ann-s,Sry ia >.u"'S -in.'i, fGlE!O, y =.
. sd yo,.r aI.svs, ior a panp icL
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Wheelin!) ,8esisteM
Letters From Charleston.

wrath Of the CharIestOnIaDs-
Threatenings and SIauYhter-In.
vestiEattng she Pcniientiary-Ihe
First Senatorial District.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. &.

rTEzR ON AND AFTER OCTO-
&c - Sses Der n, 1872, Trains. viii
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Removing the Capital-RecOnsider
tiOn-An Exciting Tlme-The Ayes
and NOes-Meeting of Grant Elec-
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BALTIMORE & OHIO 3. B. co.

- .eEsE5 PASSENGER TRAIN
~ WY will be run by the rOllnw'r'
schedule on and after November (. b72--
Wheeling time:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-25

Flour-In limited export demand and prices
favor buyers super western and state
D S0A5 40 ; common to good extra goa
20; good to choise 25As 90; white
wheat western extra o0s9 35; St. Louis 35S
IL 90.
Wkisky-Qaist and steady at SO.
Whsat-HeAvy and lower and holders gener
spring 4lal 43; No 2 Milwaukee l 66 No l
and Milwaukee mived l 5S No / Milwaukee
l 6lAl 623; No / and 2 Chicago mixed &c; am
Der l 6s.
ooFn-Heavy with = very moderate export de-
m&nd, the hrmnssE Of freights checking export
inquiry steamer western mixed o.; sail
do 1&65; yellow western 65s67; choice in store
65.
0ats--In moderate demand; old western 47a
4s4; new 44A47; new white 4sS57 black wes-
tern 41a44.
Eggs-Firmsr; western 80.
WooI-Quiet; lambs pulled 4ssS2 super do
so.
Cofee-Firm; Rio 143a1s4.
sUgsr-Firm fair to good refining esa94
Cuba s3a9i Porto Rico 9al0 Havanna 9ts
104.
M.lAssOs-Dun and unchanged; new clear
Muscsvado 2ssSO.
Rice-Dull nj 71aSk.
POrk-Firm; mess Is 5GAI5 so /; prime meas
l. IS.
Besf-Dull; mess 4 00as 90; extra Scale 90;
hams, firm at 20 56a27 SO ; tisrcs inactive
prime mess 5 o0al6 go; Indian mcss IL COS
i9 90.
Cut Msats-Quist; shoulders for December 6;
hams l44Al4a.
Middles-Eirm; Ion clear for November 81
bellies STAG.
! Lsrd-FiTmer; No to prime steam new s4s
| 81; kettle
! Butter-steAdy; western 10aI6.
| Cheese-Ste sdy at llAI44.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-25

RKLIFF FOB THE AFFLrCrED.-The atten-
lion of our readers is requested to the card
Of DIR. Bigelow, which will be found in
another column of our paper. The Doctor
has achieved an snviable reputation in this
city-A legitimate consequence of high pro-
skill displsyed in his practice.
Gentlemen in this city of the highest re-
spectability, and members of the medical
faculty now practicing in Chicago are willing
and ready to attest his skill. This is q nat
uraI result of the uniform success which fol-
lows his treatment. He never fails to give
satisfaction to his patients, and those who in
the hands of others had begun to despair OF
recovery have by him been quickly restored
tO health and vigor. Hence, DIR. Bigelow
has gathered around him hosts of friends,
and his medical practice is among the larg-
est. He is, without doubt, one Of the best
medical practitioners in the city of those
treating special diseases. He has paid par
ticular attention to ell forms of bodily all
msnt, and verified the knowledge gained BY
an exhaustive and rapidly increasing prac-
tlce. The most delicste or skepsical need
no, hesitate to entrust themselves to his
care. 1t is in the most aggravating cases
that his skill ia displayed. Thousands of
testimonials in his possession from persons
of uudou bted integrity show that his abili-
ties are fully appreciated. His rooms are
open day and evening, and his arrangements
4 for receiving visitors are SO complete that dis
. tinct rooms, with separate entrances, are
! provided for each, SO that ell may visit him
4 in strict confidence.
There are but few physicians who, making
4 the treatment Of Private Diseases special
object of study, are entitled to conhdence
In the great majority of cases, the so-oailed
universal practitioner reads book or two
and, depending only on the guIlibility Of the
public, and the natural indisposition Of tbs
1 victim to expose his sxtortionate ignorance
I gives to himself the name of Dr., and com
4 mences a series OF impositions. DIR
1 Bigelow is graduate of one of the bss
medical colleges on this continent, aud hi
professional career has amply justified tn,
\ granting Of bis diploma. The press of thi
] and other cities place the Doctors skill be-
yond the question of 9 doubt. We say q
those needing his services call at his rooms
4 No. AGA State street, and fad this ssatemen
verified.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-25
st. Louis Market.

OF. LOBlk. Oct- "a.
Flour-Quiet, some demand 1t lower rates.
Wheat-Dull and unsettled for spring No 2
sold early at Hal II, closed at l0s a IL bid
winter quist: FO2 so.
Corn Dull; No mixed 32sas4 on east side
on track; 36 in elevator,
Oats-Quiet; No on track on east side of the
river -2S; do in elevator 25a,
Barley-Choice scarce and wanted; No Sc:
sample lots of Iowa and Nebraska 70as5,
Rye Dull No 2, b5,
Whiskey-Quist at SO,
Pork-Hi CHER asd scarce at is 50,
Bulk MsAts--Essisr; loose shoulders Sc;
packed clear nib l04,
Bacon-only iobbipg and order trade; shoul-
ders II; clear rib Il3; clear ll3a12,
Dry Salt ksat-Firm.
Middles-Long and short clear Z,
Lard-Dull, winter kettled Gas,
Hogs-Quiet at 50a4 90,
oattle-Best grades scarce; fair to extra OF
a6 90,