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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1872-12-07

Vincent BOagni VS.. Ambroise Valin.
u IN y pItn Pm writ de iieri facias' lance nCG mar
Honorable la COur de Paroisse, dams ct pour la
Parpisse st. Landry, dams lie process ci-dessus in
thule, ct a moi adress6, &ic ,yendrat en- vente pu-
blique, au plus offFant ench6risseur, Ia MaisOn
de. COur de la ditto p~aroisse, en- la vile dope
lousas, 1e SAMEDI, 7Decembre, a onze heures
du mattn. la propriGt6 Giapres d6crite, savOir-
Tn certain moroccan de terre situ6 dams la Pa
roisse st. Landry, Prairie Basse, ayant deuX
arpents deuX arpents de face sur vingt-quatre
arpents de ~prOfondenr, plus on m0ins, borne au
nOrd par la terre appartenant a Nine. VeuYo
Simon GOnOr, au sud par Ia :terre de Mime euve
Joseph Roy, a Pest par lie DR.. R. II. Littell, ct
q FOuest par, Thomas G.. Anderson, ensemble
avec t0utes les batiSses ct authorizations qui Sy
trOdvent r . {.' -.' 5s
Saisie par Ordre de la COur.
neutrality-suspicious..
.Hr~~.- 49, -, L. 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
DC nn4 1o-n
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nov. 80.
DIANTAVTON no LEAsE.-TO BF

DLANTATION TO LEASE.-TO BE
IL leased at public auction, on the premises,
on MONDAY, the 23d day of December, 1872, the
following Described property, belonging to the
estate of WIN. L. Phillips, late Of the Parish of
st. Landry, deceased, tO-wit-
Ne plantation on which the deceased last re-
sided, situated i'll Bellevue Prairie, in said par
ish, and containing two hundred and forty-five
superficial arpents, bounded north by land of
W. H. Parrot, south by land formerly belonging
to Jno. P. Hudson, south by land of Mrs. Hen
derson B. Taylor, and west by land formerly be-
longing to Thomas H. Lewis and widow 7. +.
Richard. The lessee to furnish bond and good
security to the satisfaction of the administrators
for payment of the price Of the lease, which
shall be due and payable OIL the LIST November,
ton and tQ end on the lst day of January, 1874,
the premises to be taken as they stand, without
expense to the succession for repairs.
SEABORN NJ. PHILLIPS,
nov 23-6t-jm. Administrator.
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Succession de Benjamin M8yO'
I'm VERTU DUN loRDRE DE LHONORA-
ID BILE La Cour DIES PTettves de ii Paf0isse st.
Landry, Il sera vendu Il Pencan public, an plus
ofrant ench6risseur, par lie sonsslSne enea29-
velnbre, 1879, les proprietes ci-apres decrites, ap-
p~artenant1 lila succession dc Benjamin Mayo,
decide, say0iF-zr. s-Ett
/. I'm certain morceau OH parcelle de terre
situ6 dams PEfat de la Louisiana ct Ia Parolsse
st. Landry, borne comn1e suit, SAVIOR: au nord
par les terres de John FaheY, y Test par les ter
res de Richard, an sud par 1e Courtab1eau, ct q
Pouest par les terres du DR.. ]. A. Taylor, conte-
nant sOixante-dix {TO} acres, plus on moins, avec
toutes les bAtisses ct authorizations qui sly trou-
vent. "A !rt . .r. .
2. Dix-neuf acres, plus on moins, de mails.
8. I'm poney creole.
4. Tn mulet creole.
s. I'm lot desbetes d cornes. e..
6. Une cigarette a III cheyal.
z. I'm lot d'~ustensiles aratOires.
- ~ g A. ?. WILLIAMS,
% nov, 1872, .tst@ aas4E IT,. Eneanteur'
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"EOOII ~ "WPIV ~ OUWRH SMUEEVMs
NOUR DE MAGISTRAT, PREMIER AKRON
~ basement, st. Landry.-NO. 34.-En vertu
P. Lh0nce Hebrard, JuSe dc Paix, Premier Ar
rO~ndissement, st. Landry, dams lie process ci
dessUs %intitul6, ct 4 moi adrcsse, jc vendrai 4
MaisOn de Cour de III Paroissr st. Landry. en- Ia
willie d'OpelOuSas, lc SAMEDI, DGcembre, 1872
i OnZc hrures du matin, Ia propritte ci-apres
d6crite, savOiI-
Saisics par Ordrc de la Cour.
ConditiOns-COmptant.
VAIERY ROU, Constable.
. % nOy-3t.
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mPEEOUsAa rEN aMoP.
W Sc i.


W MM0RRR@ WANWED R0M SAW.
IL Mill wish 50 enaplOF aU hands hy iii
wear. wages nayahle half abend OF each month
half at end Of the year. Wages 81 a month
with rati0ns OF FIVE pounds naeat aHagne peel
meal per week Men with families preferred
Coed quarters for the families and asIaeseh LANE
as they muy wish te cultivate.
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DEHOVAL.-THE UNDERSIGNED BEG
IA leave to announce to their numerous
friends and the public in general, that they are
now ready to wait on tiieir customers as in the
past, atthe store between Ealer's and the Courier
office. BLOCH
August 24-tf. ,
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SADDLES AND HARNESS RE
- mOval.-The undersigned has removed from
his old stand on Main street, Opelousas, to
the Varieties Theatre building ON the same
street. He has also recently returned from New
making, and repairing of saddles and harness.
Saddles, Brides, Harness, &c, always on hand,
and made to order with dispatch and in u work
manlike manner, III the latest styles OF the husi-
ness. Saddle Trees also on hand, from which Sc
lectiOns can be made.
GEO.. PULFORD,
Nav 2T-tf. Varieties Builling. OnnLOnSnS.
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MEDICAL N0TEGR.A REGULAR
wi Meeting OF the st Landry Medical and
Surgical Association will be held at Opelotlsas
the first Monday OF every month, att 10 O'Clock
In. VINCENT RQAGNI, N. D.,
President.
July q, 1sT5-1y.
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THOR sALE.-HoRsEs, MARES AND
= Colts will be sold at public auction, for cash,
every Saturday and Sunday, commencing on
Saturday, July 1st, 1871, by the undersigned, at
his plantation, about five miles west Of Ope-
l0usas ALCEE 2
June 10, 1sT1-tf. a,sE <s4' . #9 e :.
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GOOD AND GENUENE.-THE UNDER
U signed has just returned from New Orleans,
with alarge assortmentof Pure Liquors, Havana
SegaFs, &e. Lager Beer of the best quality, and
cold Lunches, always on hand. Call and see for
yourself. stty. j. PEFFERkORN.
OpelOTsas, Nov. Att. "
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WE'VE UIT UIlDy
May 27-tf. Varieties Building, OpelOusas.

" the patronage heretofore extended inc by the
citizens of st. Landry, I solicit a further cOntin-
uatiOn of their tavors, and beg leave to inform
them that | will always be ready to aceOmmo-
date them i'll any branch of my business. at
reasonable prices, for cash only.
AL work hereafter, if not paid for on delivery,
win be charged ten per cent. additional, for i'm
mediate collection.
l have on hand hacks and buggics, which I
will sell cheap for cash. Hacks and buggies
made to order. S. I. LARK.
ODelOuSas. Jan. 10, 1S72-tf.
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HI ERR INSURANCE. HAVE BEEN
appofnted Special Agent for the Piedmont
and arlington Life Insurance Company, Vff-
ginia, for the State of Louisiana, and sof1clt TOR
it the patronage OF my friends and the pubic
generally JOHN. Y. 0ofSOA'
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-ON LIBERAL TERMS OF
E Credit,-A sawmill, in running order.
situated in this parish, with a large tract of
land valuable for Its timber and cultivation.
Price So, 200, payable with eight per cent per
annum interest from date, in 6, 70, Is, "a, 80. SO,
q, 48, "a, so, 66 and y months. Lumber will be
taken in payment. .
Apply to HENRY L. GARLAND.
.OpelOusas, Dec. "a, 1S70-tf. .
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NOR sALE.-A FINE YOUNG JACK
n three years old next fall, well grown. Price
500. Apply at this office.
June 22-tf,
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CIV? s:g:I II A27oo;SE:s ~ ts Is " S5% s$$:s,@ ne /
Hans S'siS i prS %9a' VA I've W@SSSsch As Ssaf MY
o otfreSf o j% EE%Sn;drai 1 AeA 80 is an , SE',for
ditc par0isse, en- la CuNIN' fOunN'
MEDI, DGccmbrc, 1873 tNos OeeN have
les prnpriGtCs ci-apres IN I've, thAN l. N had
l: UU moroccan de tctWa " non, WV IKE.
Britlee, COntcnHnt 200 ny - SNSSNz
borne au nord par Nine. wv Ak Of w
sud par 4ATgCnOr ArceneauxE khcTf S@niraO
don't les MONS dies prOpri6ta,V him, w.
ct II POnest par lie Bayou PlaGFS& SESS1~clear
.. Tn moroccan de terre a bO. Nes BTSrS7E ~
mines Brnlee, cOntenant 25 acT IA on ,%n33ms
horne AL nOrd par Chas. MiTctti Ind nov r.
Tralan, il Fest par ChaS. MelaSilS q N fPoneSt
par lc Bayou Plaqucminc. kNA& ~
Saisies par Ordre della COur. slFa%$
COndttiOns-COmptant. Sf
&c oct, 1872.
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a w. HARDIN,
~ Importer and Breeder Of
IMPROVED BERKSHIRE HOGS,
And dealer in
RYE, BoURBo AND HAND MADE SOUR MASH
WHISTLES,
AND KENTUCKY APPLE BRANDY.
W~orthington, Jefferson County, Kentucky
Dec. 2-tf.
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BOOTS AND SEEOES.-THE UNDER
Id signed has just returned from New Orleans
with a new supply of Boot and shoe materials.
His customers will find him at his usual stand on
Landry street, between Court and Main streets,
Opelousas, where he will be pleased to attend to
their pedal wants. Ladies' Shoes also made.
Prices moderate.
May 81, '71-tf. B. PEFFERKORN.
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MEDICAL
MADREELDsa EQUALIZER


FOR CURE Of DISEASES BIZ VACUUM.
Paralysis, Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Nen-
ralgia, Weak Chests, Narrow Chests, Asthma,
Weak Lungs, Weak Backs: Weak, Stiff and
sllrinken Limbs; Curvature Of the Spine, and
other Spinal affections: SciatieuR Rheumatism of
years. standing Spasras, Epilepsy, Palsy, st.
Vftus' Dance; Derangenent OF the Mimi and
many otherdlseases, net mentioned here, can be
cured.
The Equalizer treats the above mentioned
diseases with astonishing results, III il n ey-
tehstvely used III the Northern ana Western
parts of the United States, and comes ndorsed
by the most skiIffni doctors In this country.
T b invite all those who nre afflicted ga call
in and see the Equalizer; ii lis now ready for
operating also, all the Doctors of the parish
are invited
ForilIrtheF particulars call atthe SIGN of the
Big Mortar, WHERE n win give an desired inf0r4
n1atte1s @. MAYO.
April 2O-ff.
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DARRY'S LANDING WAREHOUSE
y The undersigned informs his friends and
the public, that he has recently taken charge of
the new Warehouse at Barry's Landing, and will
endeayor to give satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage.
JOS. DUBOURDIEU.
Barry's Landing, Sept. IA. 1S72-tf.
A SMALL FARM, ON BAYOU BGUF, 90
"A miles from Washington, c~Ontaining8 so acres,
80 acres enclosed, balance woodland, dwelling
house with four rooms, kitchen, stOre-roOm,
corn crib and stable, will be sold on reasonable
terms. Apply to T. n. MCCRORY,
jar. 27-tf. Washington, La.
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NOR SALE-A LONG ESTABLISHED
IT. Store Stand with one arpent of ground, and
buildings and improvements, six miles north of
OpeIousas, near Garrigues' Bridge, and on the
public road leading to Vile Plate.
Terins-Easy. ..a--. .
Apply TO THOs. H. LEWIS or HENRY L.
GARLAND, at Opelousas. mas.
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EOR sALE.-THREE BOILERS 26 FEET
-E long, a inches diameter-twO .16 inch f1ues
in each; three tubular boilers; 3 small steam
engines; one sixty saw cotton gin; 4patent cord
Wood cutters e capable 9so Of d6 cutting FL 80 to to 80 sof e9r os
reasonable terms. Enquire at the Live Oak
plnn4otins- moor Washington
May 11-6m. .... t-., JAMES POWERS.
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MISCELLANEOUS
UHIS IS NO HUMBUG! .-.

He has on hand, and is constantly, recely1ng
by every boat, q choice assortment OF all kinds
in whole and half-barrels; Sugar Cured Hams,
Smoked Shoulders, Breakfast Bacon Pork
Crackers, Rice, Vermicelli, Macaroni, Teas, all
kinds of canned Fruits, Fishes and Vegetables;
French Cognac, American Brandy, jamaica
and Louisiana RUNS, Gins, %favorite brands;
Whiskey, Old, Bourbon, Old Rye, Monongahela,
Dexter, &c. Bitters, HOstetters, New Found
land, Sazerac, Russian, and all other kinds,
Fresh and Dried Apples, Oranges, Lemons; and
in fact, anything that you may call for, in the
line of Fancy and Family Groceries.
Choice Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, &c, &c, &c,
will be found at
LOUIS DESMARAIS',
Corner of Market and Bellevue Streets,
-. 3 Opelorsas, La.
oct 16-tf.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-20

TIE Washington Patriot expired the
other day. 1t was an able paper, but
could not be sustained. 1t cos, SOS, 200
more than il earned during the two years
OF Its existence. Publishing a daily paper
sa task few men acquainted with the busl.
ness care to undertake in small city, and
oil who have attempted the experiment in
Warrington, except those who have OBJ
tanned government patronage, have made
disastrous failures.
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What has the Democratic party left to
themy Its way IL clear and dstinct-to ar
rest national disgrace and the cncroach.
ment. OF centralized power to labor patri-
officially to redeem the nation out OF the
hands OF corruptionists, and to ,ntinually
point out to "A too conriding people the sins
Of the men To whom they have entrusted
the destinies of themselves. their children
and their children's children. Peoria Dem
ocrat.
Exactly; but can the Democratic party
ever succeed in srresting national disgrsce
and the entertainments of centralized
power, in rcdceming the nation out Of the
hands of carruptionists, etc? Has it no,
been mistakenly marshaled SO often that
it, inability to make Roadway against its
foe has been established Has not the
Tweeds robbed it of the purity club it
formerly welded with so much effect and,
in short, ha. not the time come for the
Democratic party 10 quietly step aside
and lie down in the cold arms of political
death All ! but those principles
We remember them. But don't the Dem
ocrsts believe that those principles -
{ we think We know what the expression
means could be made triumphant sooner
if another knight than tho Democratic
party were to WELD the lance and rush ut
the foe of those principles We are
CROPPING about for information, and who
can enlighten us?
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GRxELEYs majority in Missouri i.
2s,soo.
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The indianapolis Sentinel in its total
classlhcation of the members of the legisa-
lure OF Indiana, uses the word "Liberal'' in.
stead OF the old word democrat" to repre-
SEM tne opposition to the Republicans. II is
now "Liberals'' and ..Repliblcans." we
notice that many other papers do the same
Ia their editorias.-C Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Sentinel has the temerity of old
Satan himself The act of dropping the
old word "Democrat' is an assertion, by
implication, that the Democratic party is
dead, and an assertion Of this kind cannot
be tolerated. The Sentinel should have
considered the consequences of such bold.
ness before it concluded to take this step
What will Judge Green say?
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WELL, then, if the Democratic party is
not dead, does not this anecdo,e explain its
present condition: Two lrishmen-- were
working in q quarry, when one of them
fell into deep hole. The other, alarmed,
came to the margin of the hole, and called
out: "Arrah, Pat, are We kilt intirely ?
II you're dead, spake." Pat answered him
from the bottom Of the hole "No, Tim.
I'm not dead, but I'm spacheless."
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THE Rev. Mr.. Robertson the Presby-
terrain minister Of Louisville, who became
drunk, and infatuated with a woman VIII o
ruined his virtue, has had his ministerial
robes stripped from his back, and has been
kicked out Of the company of the saints
into the company of the sinners. lie can
now get drunk to his "heart's confetti"
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The December Galaxy viii oor,s,,
the hrst instslment of new serial ,,o,.
BY Colonel j. w. DeForest, the author -,
'Ovsrlsnd," kate Beaumont" etc. Colo.
mel DsForest is adjudged BY the hes, crit.
se' 70 be the most original, powerful and
dramatic Of our American novel writers
AND bis stories enjoy the exceptional dis.
tsaetion OF pleasing oil classes of reader,
HI new serial, which 10 called "The We,b
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The Evansville Courier is bold to de-
clare that there are probably a score of
gentlemen in Evansville who are en-.
titled to be classed AS philosophical"
Indeed We believed there were not so
many A score We are incredulous.
The Courier is surely using the long bow /;
or, in other words of the late
Greeley-is lying. A score? Impossi.
bic!
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In explanation Of the dimncss Of their
gas, the papers Of Evansville are now
making few brief remarks
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AouDr's Democrat has yielded up
the ghost
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THE Democrats aud Liberal Republi.
cans Of Ohio had consultation at Colum.
bus the other day. Senator Thurman, who
has become very active since the election.
was present and sounded his horn. The
Amisble Pendleton was not there. He
Follows the people, but refuses to lead
Lately he has been, like Thurman, a much
more ornamental than useful Democrat
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eral Affair" will deal with new theme
and introduce characters near 10 the
thoughts and experiences of our people.
The many admirers Of Mrs. Edwards nov
els will be glad 10 hear that, in the Janu-
AIRY number Of tho Galaxy the author of
Ought We to Visit Her. Steven Law.
renee Yoeman," and Archie Lowell"
will begin a new serial which will be
printed from her advanced MSS.
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TERMS OF THE DAILY BULLETIN /,
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN

John II. Oberiy has reduced the subscrip-
don price Of the WEEKLY CAIRO BULLETIN
10 One Dollar per annum. making II the
cheapest paper published In Southern Illinois.
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WOOD WOOD WUUUIi
The undersigned will furnish
hARD AND DRY WOOD

no, "esp'm ses Cheaper
on the States At u, ,hs IN Cairo. Leave order
Tenth ana On CSmmerciaI svenas hs ~ ,.os
1--WE So"a i , 1weth streets, Cairo. hino;s sen
Vp II desired. ' VIII cord the wood
suYl0-u DpNN,s
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The trouble is, our friend, G. Koerner,
writes too often, if not too much. When.
ever an editor makes a remark he rusbe.
into print, and also makes a remark This
BUSINESS Is Improbable. 1t never did and
never will pay. The editors ,oiH say
things, and the general rule is Don't re-
ply" But our friend Kocrner always
does, fact We regret. He has lately been
doing II because the st. Louis Democrat
casually said something about him. Nuns
the word, Governor! We do hope this
kind advice Of ours will no, be construed
by our late Democratic friends into an eyi.
dence Of our devotion to Radical principles.
We assure them it ant-it never WAS.
--------sOs ----
Mr. GREELEY, in his Tribune Of the
18th inst, rsps over the fingers certain
Liberal Republicans who propose to Or
ganize afresh on the basis 'of the good old
platform excluding the Tariff plank and
substituting one affirming the expediency |
'of Tariffs for Revenue only" Mr.,
Greeley sneeringly remarks, these Liberal
Republicans "doub,less believe thew have
here planted themselves on a principle
we think otherwise" What! is /, ms.
''''s init the Philosopher has gone back
W Ms 'ais followers? Where ars the
o0uo'y Democrats Of Cairo, thu, they
hesitate 70 read the old man o,, 49,,
party
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11

OBIrUARY.-Mr. Warren p. Herrick,
whose death We noticed yesterday, was
about forty years of age. He was born
near Bangor, Maine. He came to this city
twelve or fourteen years ago, and for sew
eral years thereafter was book-keeper in
the Rock Island Bank. After the rebel
prison was established on Rock Island he
was appointed book-keeper in the Com
missary Department. and remained in the
position until the prison was abolished.
A bout seven years ago he was appointed
book keeper 10 the D4vep ,ori National
Bank, a p ,.iiiOn whch be occupied thence
for~aro to the day of his death. 10 all
these seven years Of service be never was
absent from his desk for longer time
than one day. BE was probably one of
the best accountants 10 the whole country.
He was q quiet man rarely uttered an
opinion unless asked for it-but he pos
sessed good intellect, and 10 con rersation
frequently gave evidence Of q we'll. stored
mind. he was III but four days, his dis
ease being congestion of the stomach. He
leaves wife and ole child His faneral
took place at two o'clock this afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11

A LEGAL OUTRAGE.-Gsorge Wagner has
been fined $3.50 by the Circuit Court for
selling eigh, persons glass of beer each on
Sunday afternoon. Which is the worst in
the eyes Of the Lord If he is supposed to
know anything about the operations Cf
lawyers and courts ofiujus.ice--which is the
worst, We ask, selling eigh. men a glass of
beer each when thirsty on Sunday after
noon, or reaching your hand into hard.
working mans pocket and taking out $3.50?
Study it over aud decide for yourselves. If
it is right 10 sell thirsty man solitary
glass Of beer on week day, it is not *
cessively wrong to sell 1t to him on q Sun
day afternoon. Christ's disciples were
rebuEed for plueking corn on Sunday, and
Christ said they we're doing no wrong. They
waited the corn for food How much worse
il it to drink a glass OF beer 90 Sunday, and
then 60 about your business AtAlI events,
is il Sl60 worth worse? We think George
has had It stuck to him . li!Ile too strong.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11
4 Gard to the Ladies I!
DR.. DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills
FOR FEMALES.
Ihfallihle in connecting irregularities, removing
distractions of the Monihly Fe'iods,
from whKtey eT eaUEes and a.
ways successful asa
preventive,

THERE Is NOT A LADY LIVING
Pat wss' at some pc eiod of Der life will ind the
DCPoNlo GOLDEN PILLS just the med!
e'ne she needs. Por Nervous Debility, Head
ache, AHd tAinlness, they never fail snd may
De depended upon IN every case where the
monthly TOW has been Distracted through cold
or disease. DU P0NCO's GOLDEN PILLS a.
~sys give in Mediate relief. being especially
prepared Tor Married ladies lady writes
"DuPoneos Goldsn PILLS relieved in one
Say, without Inconvenience, like magic
To married ladies an young girls Who have
never been regular, they are peculiarly suited.
they will, IN short time bring on the monthly
period with regulasity.
ladies peculiarly situated, or supposin z
them elves so, are cautioned zainst using these
pIlIs hlie 10 thai condition a. thew are sure TO
produce s. miscarri .ge. After this admonition
the proprietor assumes 10 fesponsitility, al
thopsh the mildness of the pills will do in
luTy whatever TO health, but in all eases they
set ike charm. perfectly harmless, and
never fail.
y B--Ask for The Re7- style, pui Up n LARG E
w HIfE} BOXES containing double quantity
Of pile, and upon each hex you ~'ll End the
Revenue Stamp, printed fro N my Phi rate ., e,
upon which. leng wis of the stamp. you vii
the Tords DUPoNCOS GOLDEN PEaI0DI-
CA PILLS, in White Letters: without that
none ade genuine.
Fail and explicit directions accompany each
box Price 5 ger box, six boxes so]d bv
one druggist in every tow, village, city and
hslnet throughout the world. Sold in Rock Il
land. Ill bs CHAS A, BkNSER. D-ngcist
sole Agent for Rock Isi<nd
LADIES By sending him ST to the T.ock
Island Post ofice can have the pills sent conf
dentiallyl by mail 20 Any part ef the country
free of postage.
Sold nv Ha-r;sor u.1...z 81.
Davenport; and W G. Morris, Moline
None genuine unless thi box is signed
D. HOWE
Sole Proprietor, New York.