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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-10-26
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y. Rtfitf.Df,t, rRorEIuToE.

Is large and councillors, nhnndanlly
supplied with all appliances for tn" safe
descriptions. and is lirw open for public
patronage. The utmost care will hr ken
of all stock entrusted to my keeping. and
the charges Will be moderate. trl,nsitr the
ferry landinm. Dec L., I3:ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-10-26

Notwithstanding Gov. Warmoth US
scrts that the gallant candidate for
Lieutenant Governor on the Fusion
ticket impcrsonatcs all the good looks
ON that ticket, the former has cndcarcd
himself to the hearts of the ladies of
this city. Among his other good deeds
and good words, he has promised to
use his influence to have an act passed
by the next Legislature making it Il
penal ofIcnsc for husbands having
wives, and bachelors and widoWcrS
having maiden and widowed sweet
hearts, to yield to the seductive allure
ncnts of Il certain attractive river
nynlph styled La Chcnicr aU TonNrc,
to the dcscrtiOn of said wives, maids
and widows. The proposed penalty to
be either six months imprisonment, or
accompaniment by said wives, maids
and widows on the next visit to that
charmcr-at the option of the Offenders.
This for week days, with double the
amount for sunday infractionS. by n
strange oversight, our eloquent and
vigorous young Boancrgc- omitted
mention of this frailty in his category
oI Monroe human Weaknesses, so earn
''stly Vet kindly diSco,mtcnnncod in his
excellent discourse of last SATURDAY. but
he promises to to better ON some future
occasion.
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lnccndiarics arc on the rampage in
Morehouse parish-one church burned
and :, school house fred last week.
Such attempts have been frequent.
1t is q disgrace to civilization. It Is
the duty Of 1aw-abitting men to establish
secret watches about the public build
inys and rid the country Of the crimi-
mails in the spcediest manner.
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Mon ROC. March ! 1871.
EEDKEE III\MI,EIsI.AIN.

COMMISSION MERCHANT ASP
DEALER N " Us r 1! I; \ rI;rI,l'TE.
MO y ROE, IA.
tnin, oats, Hay, Bran, Pork. Bacon afnl
ilbir "hl'l on CONSIGNMENT. CIV
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-10-26

Particular attention is directed to the
notice in to-day's paper.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-10-26
NOTICE..

DERSONS indebted to the late Henry
l. foScnan, merchant, of Trenton, La,
arc requested to come forward and make
immediate settlement. Those holding claims
against that succession will present Satttc
for allowance. The undersigned, or his
agent and attorney III fact, \. Titchc, who
Will conduct and carry on the business 1T
the OLD stand, are the only persons author
iIcN to receive and receipt for claims hur
the estate of II. Rnscm:tn, deceased.
ISAAC l.. HAAS,
Adm in list r;,tu..
Trenton, La, Oct. u. 1872. c::;t
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Eor District Attorney ofthe / til DISTRICT

w. u. BRIGHAM, Esq, of MoroliouSc, is
hereby announced as II candidate for Dis
trct Attorney Of the 18th Judicial Dis! riot
'"ntt'oscd Of the parishes of D,achit:, More
house and Richlnnd.
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T VI. .ibNES'S
SALOON AND FAMILY GROCERY

Is supplied with all kinds of Wines, IiHuorS,
ISc.. AMI II general assortment of Choice
Family Groceries. y liberal share of
Gust ON is solicited.
,"t your drinks nj SOLD row II EADS.'
fch'N -, lS72. .,:}:lv
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For Judge OF the l 18th District.

We are authorized to announce W. W.
FARMER, ESD, as It candidate tov fudge OF
the lith Judicial Dist riot, composed OF the
i'tris she's of nuachita MorehonSc and Rich
land.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-10-26

In no more voinmenGablc IL manner
can Christian charity be cNem tlitied
than in the return of good for evil. 1t
is now our pleasing duty 10 give the
Devil his due (cvcn if he be only the
Printers DcviD and gracefully tender
orr mead Of commentator to the inn
provcnlcnt in the matter contained in
the columns OF ol,rlocal ctstcnporary.
In the last Issue of the Intclligcnccr
an article was brought to our notice
which for richness and pungcncy we
have seldom seen cuuallcu in any pa
per, even among those aspiring to 4
greater degree Of promincncy. Though
the article in question was decidedly Of
Il rich and racy character, yet it bore
evidence of containing much Of the
milk of human Kindness in it's co1np0-
sition. We hail with delight this new
departure i'll the annals of Journalism,
when Il paper heretofore largely dcvo-
ted to political representations of Dem
ocratic degenerscy and Republican re-
generation, lays aside its Radical rancor,
and becomes not only Il medium of
usefulness to an extent little expected
by its Editor, and not only conveys
wholesome pabulum bat carries with it
joy and gl;tttucss to youthful hearts as
around the family circle who
arc happily innocent OF the trothy sccth-
ings of the communicating political
cauluron. Had it not been our good
fortune to have seen our German friend
out Of honest Henry Kinder
mann'S, with :, liberal slice Of I.imbcrg
cheese, wrapped up in the last copy Of
the lnt"lligenccr, and which he Was
home for the family rris,st,
we would certainly have missed
seeing the excellent article alluded to,
and which we must acknowledge was
decidedly rich, though like some OF its
other articles not OF Il sweet smelling
SAVIOR.
The Nicksburg Herald, of Thursday,
says: ssOur Greeley and Brown Exec
utivc Committee have decided to in
vitc LouiSiana'S hopeful and energetic
workers to this city ON Saturday, and
accordingly ask the public to attend ut
\ polio Hall that evening at g! O'Clock,
and hear words OF wisdom from the
men who have started the fires OF re-
form in every nook and corner of Lou
isiana. Gov. Warmoth, Gen. Geo. \.
Sheridan, Col. McEnery, and others,
will address the people. Let everybody
turn out and hear words OF counsel and
from the men who will
redeem Louisiana in Novcmbcr.''
What grammatical learning is being
wasted on the readers of the TEI.E.-
GRAPH. Each of the triplet$ Il gradu-
ate (Which we arc nOt) and each one
had to have his little say.-I,f,iiiu,wrcy.
"Evcry one is presumed to know the
law,' but not to know grammar or I'M
dcrstanu criticism without study and
application. In the one, ignorance is
no plea; but in the other, courtesy moi
lilies the harshncsS Of the law and
accepts it rs a full acuuittancc. Julius,
you are discharged your confession
touches orr heart and wakes ol,r pro-
founacSt S%mlnthies.
The strike anon" the Long-lfore
mon, or lcvcc laborcrs, III New Orleans,
49,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
INN. IRON AND COPPER

Tho undersigned announces that. having
employed the services OF Mr.. .lNN. l..
MooEE. he il prepared To fill orders for all
descriptions of Tinwarc and for articles
made of Copper or Iron. and will guaran-
tee satisfaction. Repairs ofall kinds prompt
lN executed.
\ good supply OF Stoves. office and cook
ing, and OF stamped tinware, kept on hand
shop on Grand street. opposite McFee's
Drug store. j. w. LOCKE.
March q. 1872. 2Jt
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The undersigned takes pleasure in max ing
known that he is now we'll prepared :ls
before the war, it not better, to ito all kinds
Of work, either in
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n DOFENSCItEN.
LNiIlsNIrlrlsE STORE,

F>>$'1 s>E = 's<Es
AND FURNITURE REPAIRING.
The undersigned respectfully informs the
public that he has now on hand II well Sc
fcctrd stock of OGicc 0a't ffoHSchoid E,t.2,i~
t"rt, H.oot'c" EHHisS. Aotoi|c. HnFioi tHshcts,
toDt" Trhn,ninJS Smch "S |iundicS. l9ni,S,
ScI'C'r$, etc. rrrnS, Cash. store on NrSiari
street. near II. KindrrnaMn'S.
!. T.. PETERS,
Monroe. La. March is. ISL. NGisIf
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EEOIsl:E. ixlI:IIl.s.Ie.

~ tuns.nit}t. Monroe, Lat. Dealer in ...
GUNS, PISTOLS. CAPS, TIlHES
tAiErRl pt;k.S, POWDER lI.ASkS
r.\rENr ELASTIC GUN WAn>S
trparng OF all kinds neatly
done. n, - per cent. below for &H~
W"r prices, and work grnrnn- CkFFx
t"ru. Juno Is, 1870. " v W -
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IOIIN ItOyII.

HphT NNb SittE NfkKfft
Has located between III" tin shops pi MR.
Nausshtntt and Mr.. f.cchc amt viii ,xr,.i,ir
painfully and promptly, all kiHt- It WORK
~ ms line entrusted to him. Terms ,'..h
N"'ir"", a., '"i"l"r -, l~''. .;-iv
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Manufacturing or Repairing

CARRIAG ES. nlrC;GIES, HACKS, ETC
Ready nude work kept on hand; sreci-
mons of which may be seen by calling nj the
Factory. le will also carry on u general
Hiacksnitn shop. arranged to DO all Kinds -.
hlacksnit hing. Terms reasonable.
April 2G 1856. N:O-s FIR. ENDON
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Public notice is hereby given that gene
raj election will hc held in the parish of
DUachita. on
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26
PEORIA ROCK ISLAND R. R
iourHWEsTRRN ROAD

Passengers leaving Rock Island on the Q. R.
|, P. road i S.45 P. IN. 80 d ,reetly through TO
LeAYsnworth, Kansas, arriving there at IL .. m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26

PoHCE CoURT.-Christoph Roone,
made complaint against oue Timothy La
VsIIs tor striking him in The mouth. Mr
LSVelle is section boss on the Rockford
Rock Island & St. Louis railroad and
Rooney is an employee uBder bin. He va.
brought before Justice Chopper this morn.
ing where his forcbls exercise Of authority
took s. and costs of suit out of his read
cash.
Alexander Mcdonald and Patrick Com
mofer attended dance on the levee last
night They we're found fighting abou,
one o'clock by policeman Furlong, Who
arrested end lodged them in jail. This
morning they we're find S. and costs, each,
by justice Chopper, which they psd.
MArgeret Slater, widow woman, living
upon the opposite side of the slough com
planned that The fence around her yard had
been torn down. Six boys we're brought
up before Justice Chopper this morning,
charged with having done the mischief.
The proof against them was no. sufficient
to convict, and the case was dismissed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26
OPrNIEe AND CLOSING or MAILS.

rOSr OTEOn, MITCHELL = LrEDE's sLOoE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26

SERIOUS Between seven and
eight O'Clock last evening as Mr.. Richard
Pease was driving up to the residence of mis-
son in-law, Mr.. W. W. Eggleston, his horse
became frightened at tde report of fire.
crackers which were being fred By boys
IN the vicinity. De requested them to
desist They did so for q moment, when,
just as Mr.. Pea'e had dropped the rsins and
was preparing to alighs, they fred another
cracker. The horse gave a sudden spring.
and Mr.. PeAse was thrown violently back
ward 10 the ground, striking upon his head
He was taken up inssnsible and remained
in that state for some time. DR.. Calf wa.
Immediately summoned, and he was cared
for IN the best manner possible. His hurt
was found to be severe, and for some time
fears were entertained that he would no, re-
cover, but be is much easier to-day and ii is
thought will come out all right. He is a
very hsShy man, about sixty years Of age,
and il is to be wondered that his injury was
not more serious than it was. Great blame
10 attached to the SOys who persisted in their
amusement, after they had been requested
to stop. Not year goes BY but what con
siderable damage ia done through this use
less habit Of playing with "6re works" A
city ordnance laying . penalty upon any
person or persons who should be found
guilty Of firing rockets, crackers, tOrpedOes
and the like would be found to have .
sAlusAry effect
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26

To THE ST. PATRICK AND ST.. nARY's
SoCTEIIEs The members of ST. Patrick
aud ST. MAry's Socistiss, are hereby re.
quested to meet ct their respective head
quarters Ga the morning Of the four.a day OF
July, at 8 O'Clock sharp. The Catholic So
cieties of Davenport have been invited to
take part 10 the celebration The procession
will form st o'clock on the corner OF Rock
River and Broadway. The limo of march
will be from the corner Of Rock River down
Broadway TO Illinois ssreet, down Illinois to
Ohio, south 90 Ohio to Orleans, up Orleans
10 Madison, from Madison south to Rock
River, up Rock River TO Broadway, south
on Broadway TO Moline Avenue, ID Moline
Avenue TO Warmers Grove.
BY order. W. DAUBER,
26;d Chief Marshal of the Day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26

WALsHE's FASHION ENPoRIUM.-All ad
mirers of elegant dress suits for gentlemen
have heard Of X J. WAlsbe. the celebrated
Chicago draper and tailor, who has beer meet.
Jog the wants OF his cu,tomers lat home
since The burning Of Chicago. Mr.. WAlshs s
many friends in this section, will be pleased
to learn that be will soon be established in
the magnificent McVicker's Theatre building
on Madison street, With every facility OF
meeting the demands for elegant aud fash.
ionsble gents clothing, for which be is so
justly celebrated. To those who have no,
the pleasure Of acquaintance with Mr. W
We csu say, call or send him yonr order and
you will be more than satisfied. All bis
work is At once elegant aud ssrvicable
while Mr. ". himself is one of those gen
temen with whom it is pleasure TO deal
Gail and see him, 10 bis new and elegant
quarters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26

A bright, healthy child ia perennial spri.s
OF joy in every well regulated family, and wnsre
is that fat her, who after the atrife ana turmoiI
Of business. ON retiring to his home, 10 not be-
guiled Of care BY the ineocent prattls Of his
ehild1 Perhaps this father i. . worldly men.
and makes gold his idol, he nay have been a
successful msn, az auassed riches. Yet place
his chiid on the sick bed, ana all his gold Il
at the disposal of the physicians. and .hs only
return he asks is the restoratl,s of hsalth 10
bis child. Fathers Mothers would Won pre.
serve your CD Id in heal ~ Then listen 10 N, .
There Is one prevailing cause of the disess. in
children, aad that cause is worms. Ii this
cause OF disease 10 not removed your child will
si,ken and die, or lingsr Suffering invalid for
life. We present to you al infallibls remedy
for worms; 1t 10
DR.. Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy.
and Is put up in the form Of stick Of candy,
aad so pleasant to the tasts, that children
greediiy 'ease for it. II is purely vegetable,
and cannot hurt the smallest child. Ask for DR.
Judson's Dead Shot worm Candy. For sale
everywhere st 20 cents per package.
". u. coksTocK. sais Proprietor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26

About City votes had been cast for the
three first names above ct noon, when il be-
came known that Mr.. Mayo was running in
opposition to Mr.. McMAsters. Two hours
afterwards al attempt was made to run 10
another ticket, composed Of DR.. Tsgslsr,
Mr.. Quist and Major Connolly. This raised
. breeze, and voters came rushing in from
all directions, all classes, irrespective OF
party, uSitng to defeat the German ticket.
The ill-timed aud undsrhauded manner
in which certain Germans who had the
management of the new ticket, undertook
to carry their point, brought out . large
vote which compltely defeated them. The
purpose of bringing out this ticket, as we
learn from Mr.. Quist, was not to disturb
existing customs in the school room, or
change the appropriations Of the school
monies, but that an opportunity be had for
Q more economical ad ninistrstiou of school
SfAirs-thAt better results in teaching be
obtained, that the public might have the
privilege Of knowing more about the pro-
csedings Of the school board, to know for
what their money is spent, and the schools
be productive of more practical results.
/ II these were the honest purposes of the
new IN Ovemsnt they will be sustained BY Q
majority of our citizens, and had those par
ties VITO managed the affair not made the
fatal mistake of attempting to elect their
IickOt secretly, the result might have been
different. With such ideas existing we are
glad that the excitement occurred, and hope
the board inst elected will have the good
sense to listen to suggestions, and go con-
duct affairs as to produce desirable results
to the end that there may be no class
divisions among voters, nor national or sec.
tartan prejudices brought into our public
schools. We believe our German citizens
have too much good sense to insist on their
peculiar ideas aud customs in the schools
with certain defeat before them and we, as
Americans, shall certainly oppose any ten
dsucy TO cay iliibeTsl and secisriAG teG-
dsncv in the school board or school room
at the same time we shall ask for better
results in return for the $50, 900 or $40, goo
school tax paid each year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26
SicklY Palsness.

When we see persons who have no color, a
sickly palensss, Who are weak and languid,
morose and fretful, gloomy and melancholy,
with disordsred stomach, offensive breath, We
know that they not only have poor blood, but .
diminished smosnt Of ii, which must be correct
ed, or they viii sooner or later be hurried out
Of life. No remedies aid nature to accomplish
this end but those that have building up quail
ties, that restore and correct. Such remedy
Is DR.. Prjes's Blood Enricher. The greatest
color giving, pure blood making. nerve snip
porting medicine known. Sold by druggists
while grOcers sell DR.. Prices Cream Baking
powdaR
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26
Notice to the pubIic.

A. BANBsRsEE will open on saturday, June
the Sth:
100 pieces choice Prints a, Toe per yard.
rs pieces Dolly Warden Alspacas at zoe per
yard.
20 pieces Wash POplin at Sc per yard.
% pieces French PsrcaIss ct 25o per yard.
20 pieces Iron Frame Grenadines at soc per
ysrd.
lOPisoss Japanese silks st 40e per yard.
soPisces heavy yard wide brown muslin I2tc
per yard.
so pieces bissched yard wide muslin at II! 9 per
yard.
so doI Ladies White hose Toe per peir.
200 Mosquito Netts IS, So, e5e.
10 doE Corsets at Use.
10 doT. AleEsdnsr Kidds 81 IS per pair.
All eolors Nslancss and Trimming, Silks.
cheap, splendid assortment Of Ladies Scarfs
aud shawis, and a geterAl stock of goods OF
every description. This notice means business
and will not be uEdersGld by any house in the
West.
Come one and al and invest your money
where you get the largest AmoInt of Dry Good.
cor the least Cash.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26

New York. Cork aud Liverpool. New fun
powered steamships, the SIX lErgss, in the world
OCEA%IC, ANTARTIC, REPCBLlC.
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRtATIC
5000 tons den-a 900 b. D. each.
Sailing from New York on Saturdays, from
Liverpool Oh ThurIdSys, calling Cork HAr-
Dor each way.
From the White Star Dock, PavOuni1 Perry,
Jersey CITY.
Passenger accommodations (for all classes IN
Fivalrd, combining safety, speed aud comfort.
Saloons, sta,o-rooms, smoking room aud bath
room' ia midsbip section, where least motion iI
felt
saigeons aud stsWArdsuss accompany these
steamers
Rates Saloon, $50 10 gold. Storage $50 In
eurreacy. Tnose wishing 70 send for friends
from the old oountry eau nov obtain storage,
prepaid certificates. SIS, currency Passu ers
boVked 90 or f;om al partI % America, Paris
Hamburg. Norwey, Sweden, India, AustraIi lie, 40
EEcurion tickets granted a. lowest rates.
Drafts from 4 upward.
For Information apply to J. II. SPARKS,
alnl Ag't, 10 BroaiE,y, N. l., or to General
WsItsrn ofhce, 3fi WABASH Ave Chicago.
ALFRED LAGERGRtN, Aga.
Agents 10 Rock IBlsnd Joss BEsssroS. Drug
gi'','N. y. JARVIS. StsamNoat Ag't duIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26

"PRICEs DowS."-This is the motto OF
l.. 5. Gates a Co., Of the Boston BszsAr.
They have an immense stock Of goods on
hand and are prepared to Bell at the lowest
prices. Their assortment of carpets EN-
braces every style and variety, which are
offered at tempting prices. Dress.mAking
done neatly and at reasonable rates. See
advertisement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26

Alum and Terra Alba make poor substitutes
for Cream Tartar. Health and economy are
both sacrificed 10 cheap powder "Giilet's
Snow White Baking Powder" is warranted
pure, to the last grain; and al the grocers
in Rock Island sell it, and Gillets Flavor
ing Extracts also, and the Wholesale grOcsrs
sell i, to the trade. 22llw
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26
4 Remarkable Discovery,

Tns people are daily finding out that
CONSTITUTION WATER
Is not spring water, but preparation by 81
eminent physician.
FORTY DROPS THREE TIMEs ADAY
Will cure
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Gravel, Brickaasi
Deposit, Diabetes, Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver,
Pa'Pisation of the Heart, and Female Com
plants.
For sale by all druggists.
For Female Complaints it is IndispeasAbls
junaI IdwInn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26

Il may seem bold assumption TO insist withog.
qualification or reservation, that Hostetter's Stom-
aeh Bilters viii cure chronic indigestion when all
other medicines have utterly tailed, but it IL ALSO
lu,ely true. There is no diseased condition OF the
st mach unless organic AID therefore incurable
which this inestimsble vegetable tonic and atera
tive will not speedily correct. Nor is its effect less
potent regards the disturbances OF the liver bow
els kidneys, nervous system, &C. of which indges-
ton is 30 often the primary cause and with which
1t is frequently complicated. Functional regularity
Is positively essential to vigorous health and mental
enjoyment, and this physical blessing is secured and
perpetuaed by the Of this admirable and agree
able regulating and renoyatlng elixir
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26

BIrrEx BY A DoG.-Mr. John Lettig
while passing quietly along the street this
morning was seized suddenly BY large dog
and bitten severely upon the calf of the feg
A son Of Mr.. N. Les.ig was also bitten last
night. During the evening Of yesterday g
large dog was running around the streets
worrying the smaller fry OF his race and
frightening women and children. he
snapped 6ercely at a little child bat was
driven away before doing harm. Does the
Marshal intend to enforce the law
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26

Geo. Keller, of Milan, keeps the best
LIQUORS Of ell kinds tor sale at wholesale
and retail. Kentucky whiskeys, wines of
every grade aud variety, and the genuine
Dayton Ale, can be obtained Of him At any
time. Prices a. low As the lowest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26

The Union attempts 40 excuse for its
Seurrilous abuse of certain Republicans who
have thought best to favor the Liberal Re-
publican movement. Il makes very poor
mouth of it however, because abuse is its
only argument 10 = poor cause.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-26
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

WITH its gloomy attendants, low spirits
w depression, involuntary smissions, Loss
Of semen, spsrnatsrrhoea, loss Of power,
Dizzy head, loss Of msmosy, and threatened
impossncs and imbecility, find sovereign
cure in HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC No. TWENTY EIGHT. Com
posed Of tho u'oss 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 vigOr and energy, life and
vitality to the ensirs man. They have cured
thousands Of eases. Price, s5 per package of
Eve boxes and large 81 vial, which 10 very i'm
PeFtAnt to obstinate or old cases, or 81 per ain
gle box. Sold by ALL Druggists, aud sent
by mall on receipt Of price. Address, HUMPH-
REYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDI-
CINE CO., 66a BROADWAY, New YosK.
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