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TRuSTEE SALE


d Y virtue of Deed OF Trust executed tc
ID william A. Blythe by James Wicker
shaIa, 7th February, 1892, recorded In the
Registers ONCE OF Shelby couniys Tennessee
in Book 50, pages SSS, 3S4, 335, and an order
made by the law side OF the Common LsV
and UhRncery Court of Memphis ST its o to.
Der term, 1886, sppointing me Trustee, vice
William a Blythe, deceased; and furtheF ty
virtue OF a Judgment rendered in the Su
prsIne Court Of Tennessee, at its April term
1871, Ill the case of James Wickershsm. Vs
Niles Meriwethsr ct al, Will, at II O'CLOCK
am, on
IA ursdays san February. Isg2,
sell In front OF the County court Building
Memphis, at public sale, TO the highest bid
der, ior cask, the pre- perry described In ssid
Deed Of Trust % :" the north half or psrt O.
Lot No. 6 OF Milton A. Kerr's subdivision o
James 2. HardsWay's country lot in Mem.
phis, being that part of subdiVided lot No. Z
1nclOsed and iying between Court strsst aG6
Pigeon RoosL road street, fronting 81 feet or
each street, and extending about 200 from
one street 10 me other, on which are two
framed houses" The right Of REDEEM ptton Is
waved. The title Ia believed to be unsns
numbered, except foT back taxes, but CON
vey only SIS trustee.
- tdsl MILES AERIWETHER Trustee.
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General Williams Is detained inSan
Franclsee by orders from Washing
ton, and viii not sail for Japan until
the lst proximo,
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j. FLAHERTY & CO..
COTTON SEED.

TxHE MEMPHIS OIL COMPANY will fur-
niAh sacks on application, and pay Sll
per ton for sound seed, either by wagon, rail
or river. Highest market price paid at all
DE pecerpber l2, III dsclS
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ELECFIOE on BOARD OF DIRECT0Rs.

OFTIuH OF TIE N. q X. O. r +. CoMPANY,l
Batesville, Ark, November "a, ISL /
TN pursuanos. OF the provisions of section
L eight of an act entitled can Act to pro-
vide for general system OF Railroad inoor
porRtion, passed By the General Assembly
OF the State of Arkansas, and approved July
2Sd, 1893. general ms citing OF the Directors
and Stockholders OF the Memphis and Kan
sas City Railroad Company wil be held on
Wednesday, the 10th day Of January, 1872,
at the once of Luoian o. 9aufe. Esq, IN the
city Of Jacksouport, in ackson county, state
OF ArkaDaaa, for the election OF directors for
the ensuing year, and the transaction OF
other bpRinesS.
Every Director and stockholder is requested
WIZ. BxERs. Preafdent.
DERzoIoRs AID srocKHoLDERa
r. +. PafterHon,a L. J. McKiEslck,
H 8. Lea. Elisha Baxter.
VI "a. 4. Ford, Luclan e. Cause,
NJ a. &. Tisdala, ], W. EidrteRes
" K Patterson stockholders. deeIa
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Nan.RasIdsnt Ko;.ns

No 8o2 R.-FiEst Ohencery Court OF 8helb5
county, Ter nessee-D. w. Bynum We. J. r
Crump 81 al
/ that the residence OF the defendant, Irby
Il. Rudc, is unknown and cannot be sscer-
taint upon diltgent tnqutry;
IL Is therefore ordered, that ne make mis- aE-
pearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday i'll March, 1874, and plead, answer
or demur to complStnant's original and
amsnded bill, or the same viii be taken foI
confessed as to him. and set for hearing eI-
partei and that copy OF this order be pub
lished once q week, for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-Attsst:
EDMOND A. COLE, o. and n.
By Z. J. BLACK, ID. u ana n.
], ~. FORD. Sol, Tor complainant fac
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Preserve Your Roofs

yFxfN ROOFS tnorouenlF cqatcd win HcoE
fNQ ana Rnarauteea f1E i've yeafa. fcE -
cents per sQrars- u IL reeom1aenfe1 ~ psIF
ossf architects. Is VII not blister. .rSlE ..cF
fsskaaa. and is tn9 very 1e4t mE.elI4l l1<
soosF hook e g - 49,. - o.,
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AUCTION SALES.
Rorlaana SaIa af MuIss
To Whom il Nay COneern.

VEyE viii SSH AZ public auction, on the 18th
w instant, at 10 O'Clock s.un-, in front OF
a. N. S1odoATd'B Ruetion-house, g Onion
street, to the highest bidder, for cash, 70 ds-
fray storage ana o. her charges, unless sooner
settled, the following goods:
Little Giant Corn Mil.
Sorghum Mil
8Corn Planters, 2 Calhoun PioWB.
Riding CultivRtors.
! Corn shelter.
lHand-Gin.
is6 MILBURN. WALKER a co.
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HOEETARY AND FINANClAL MATTERS
--LATEST REPORT BY TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January 8.
Ciold-The market was strong in the morn>
ing on account Of the Spanish war question,
and advanced to 1895; but in the afternoon 1t
BECAME weak and declined TO 1091<ql0g3S. At
the close loans were made al 79744 per cent,
then to l.32 per cent. for carrying. Daily clear
fngs, S5i, 00,0O0.
Sterling Exchange--Bankers' bills, IO914c.
Monsy-Rans ed from per cent. currency
to per cent gold, and at times was a little ac-
tive, but at the close the offerings were liberal.
Loans were made at TO per cent.
Southern State Securities-SOuthern State
bonds were active, Tennessees closing strong.
The closing quotations were:
Tennessees, Old. 6SzS Missouris-........-..- s4sz
rennessees, new 6Sz6 n Carollnas, old 81
Virgtnias, new. 90 Gold d..-....--...-..l095E
United States ssecurities-Governmen bonds
were quiet and steady at the close. The closing
prices were;
5-2Os Of flSs2.....Ilssl SOS of 1858 s.....1l215l
SOS of flss4-......-1l0 5-2Os OF lSSl.......1I51
sos OF flS5-..-.....ll2
5-2Os OF 1865, new.-1l0z Currency 6s.--..--.1l55z
BIOS OF 1857 -....-Ilz4
Stocks and Bonds.-The assassination of
Fisk Is the prevalent topic ON Wall street.
Universal reprobation is expressed. The price
Of Erie stocks, VIII ,ch ran up TO 50 last night,
opened this morning at SS% and was the fea-
tuTe Of the market. Thousands Of shares
changed hands; many who had long held
them selling Them at the rise. The flooding OF
the market, however, sent the price down 10
3815, when II reached 375<, and again receded
10 565z. The railway ana miscellaneous specu-
lation was heavy during the greater part Of
the day, being unfavorably affected by a
Spanish war telegram from Washington.
There was a slight tendency Of the money
market toward strtngeney OF prices which
declined from a 10 ~ per cent, and the great
est activity was in the Erie, Northwestern
common, Western Union, Wabash, Ohios aud
Union Pacific stocks. Erie stocks were the
great feature; nearly one hundred thousand
shares changed hands late in the evening,
when money became decidedly easier, and
there was partial recovery in prices, with in
creased dealings.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, January s-Nothing doing
legal holiday.
LONDON.
LONDON, January S.--The money market
at the close was as follows:
Consois money .....927s o. S. 5-20s ls85....9S7zz
COnsOls, account..-92 u. $. 5-20s 1857 ..-..-g43T
o. s. Dos lS62.......92- u. IS. l040s.......-...92
PARIS.
PARIS, January s--Rentes, 56f. 800.
FRANKFORT.
FRANKFORT, January S.-United States
securlties-fve-twentieso of 1882, 925S.
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MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATloNI
MURDER
TWO HEADS PUT IN ONE.
~. ". KrNGpOM

LIAs purchayed the CONTINENTAL RES.
II TAURANE, and consolidated with it
the famous old 81 ChsFleF, and is now bst-
ter prepared than ever before to accommodate
all Lhs Old customers Of both houses and AZ
many new ones as may favor him with their
patron age. Rooms up stairs for the accom-.
modstion OF private parties OF ladies and
gentlemen. Balls and parties supplied
promptly and at reasonable rates. las
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Wsanesday, the l7th Day Of Ianuary, 1872,

For the purpose Of considering and ticking
suoh action as Eaid Stockholders may deem
advisable in reference to q proposal made by
the Southern RRilws , Security Com pany fN
the lease OF the Main Road and the Florence
Somerville and Vino hester branch lines o.
the said Memphis and CHARLESTON Railroad
Company. d. J. WICKBs President.
GEO. hoBERgRoR. Secretary. o2 dAW
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General Meeting Of the Stockholders Of tbs
Memphis and Charleston Railroad
ennnanN.

DURsUANT to the ssolutson Of the Board
L OF Directors of the Memphis and Charles.
ton Railroad Company, adopted at called
meeting thereof, held in the city OF Mem
phfs, tennessee, on the 18th day OF DeCem-
Der. 1871, general meeting OF the stock.
holders of tine said railroad company Is
called, 70 be held In said city OF Memphis, on
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We heraEith notify all parties Who have
leit b. qzazs ETC, st thfi uonmercial Hotel
IS collateral security, thai II the same b
nos redesmed b. tha l6tla iuft.r i viii De sold
70 nQuidnfe tude1todneAh. Al.IsEH nROa.
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FOR SALE.
A STEAM IRON PROPELLER,

EIFIY FIVE feet lopg, ten feet beam, has
L two nicsiy finished cabins, was built at
Buffalo. New York, and has been in use only
nVe months. Apply on board, foot OF Gay
OsO street. iaQ
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Western Maryland r. R,

\ REGULAR Daily Freight Train il
"a now running between Baltimore and
Smithsburg, in Washington county, Md,
eight miles from Hagerstown. The Yves.
tern Maryland Railroad Company is pre-.
pared to receive and forward Frtiyh,s 70
and from Baltimore and Smithsburg ana
WayneohOro' Station, and all other Sta.
tons on its line. Merchandise destined fer
these points should be sent to the Northern
Central Freight Depot, corner North and
Centre Streets, marked to the care of the
Western Maryland Railroad Company.
Information concerning rates, &c, viii
be furnished at the Freight and Passenger
Agents Office, 100 North Calvert Street.
JOHN r. RIGNEY,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
WILLIAM II. .JonDON,
F'wWM o"d passenger -lgcnt
ft.b. l1tf
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TERRTD F TRADGEDY!

II c, MARTIN, ir would inform the
i public generally that lie is now pre-
pared to furnish aIwho may be in need vt
SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS,
BRIDES, WHIPS, BLANKETS.
Fly NETS, TRUNKS. NALISES
CIAMOIS SKINS, CURRY
COMBS, HORSE BRU SIZES,
and n general assortment Of Saddlcry
hardware, etc., at the shortest notice ami
lowest r'sh price, at his place Of business,
. n one door West of Root g. Gron's
store. Also, HARNESS, ETC.. repaired
with nc;lGrso and durability. He cordial
y invites the puhlict2 give him a cali
June Demos.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

N~OTICE is hereby given that the sub
IN scribrr has obtained from the Or
phan's Court Of Frederick County, Letters
Tcstamcntary on the Estate Of
TIMOTHY c. SWEENEY,
late of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said oc-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, on or be-
fore the 29!h day Of March, 1878; as they
may otherwise by law he excluded from all
benefit of said Estate
REGINA $. SWEENEY,
ADMINISTRATIVE.
JAMES 4. ELDER. Agent.
Sept. 90, lS;2-iW$
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IAMES, &C.-parchesi, the most
NJ fascinating game ever invented; also,
Tiyoli, and many ether games and puzzles,
Dominors, Check.IlnArlS and Men, Chess
Men, &c, &c, all low for cash, at
SMITHS Temple of Fancy,
sept l4-lt Frederick, NJ I"
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

ivI>llE e'qhscribcr offers for sale 10 or
| $1,000 feet Off inch plank; large lot
of frame timber of all sizes: several thous-
and feet Of inch boards; Il large lot OF
ioiS,s, ladhcs and roofing; an engine. boIlrI
and fixtures; , bark nillH and gearing to
the same; Il lot ola iron castings, suitable
to bc worked up into bar iron.
The above lumber and other articles |
will sell at private sale on accommodating
terms. ALBERT LANTI,
Smiihfcld, Ilarbaugh' Valley,
may i-:;n,oS. Right AT the Rtlli"ad'
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Il T. A & r.
siEcTED BY MISS AGNES s1ocssDALE

INJECTED BY MISS AGNES s7ocssDALE.
Pm listening to the katydlHs,
Beneath the maple spray;
And there is nesting in my hear,
\ blessed Peace to-day.
4 peace so calm, so sweet, so Too@,
That words are poor to SAY.
A bright September afternoon,
A distant song birds tri)l,
A misty curtain, floating SOFT,
Like dreams above the skill,
And borne from far there steals 10 'D"
The murmurs Of 4 mill.
And wandering clouds--wllic, quiet
clouds,
Hang in the blue above,
And waving shadows to and fro,
Across the meadows move;
Ger Heaven and earth there seems to
float
An atmosphere of love.
But better far than all, my soul
Drinks in such Heavenly balm--
On angels passing in and out
The temple of the lamb
Sure you've forgot 10 close the gates,
Else whence tins blessed calm:
q, Father. when Drccmlrrs SHOWS
Upon these mcadow@ lay,
When llatydids and singing birds
Are gone, all gone away;
Let not my heart forget the Peace
Of this September day.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE j, hereby given, that the sub
\ scribcr has obtained from the Or
phan's Court Of Frederick County, Letters
Tcstamcntary on the Estate Of
SARAH BISSARD,
late of Frederick County, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with The vouchers thereof, on or be-
fore the 18th day Of March, 1873 as obey
may otherwise hy law be cAclUdpd from all
benefit Of said Estate
FRED ERlCK WHITE,
sent Il-iV Administrator
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Dissolution UfS0par:n"r~hiD.

~ Office i hereby owen :ha, the q,
y partnership existing under Er style
IF i,Dns FIR x Fl>!'rii has TINS gay
N'h "IN>'HN'U ~ '''''' 'i,' i',..l -,
The Hrm are rr~pcctljlIy desired to come
forward amt >rj'I" np ne we win TO 'i">r
up inc '.'"' as ,"''i Il, I,lI'SI,n'Nl
NATHANIEL. FISHER
~ We have Il lot Of suvkr scattered
around annn" oIr Customers. Persons
having them in their possession will please
return ,hyn immediately.
Grac,ila!o Mii}.. august ~ lS;2-lW%
-~
TIE, oI,inr~s viii ,,ill he carried on h>
fine UNDERSIGNED. who is very thankful for
the liberal custom that has been extended
ln HIM before The firm WAS cs,ahi she'd,
and nl,o since: ami respectfully ask, for Il
continuance Of tlir same, hoping by strict
oiIrn,;nn f. hn,jm, - and desire TO please,
a., ''' ,nn,.;, ,'nnr 1,.l,n,
Angus, 81, 1872.
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esGeEsas begasalRIks'A'
G'E.NII.NN INIXN Lb
Superb Phosphate Of Lime.

~" 30 % ~OilU STREET, NALTl-
MORE
The ingredients Of this super h"s-
p}!alc are Bone, Phosphate, Sullu:ir
Acid and Ammonia.
1t is one OF the best phosphDies NOW III
use, and operates ON the land Xix" Il charm.
~ Farmers are invited TO give il "A
trial. ALWAYS on hand and for sale iy
GEO. W. STOl kSDALE, Agent.
Aug. 24-3mos
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= TO .)n DOLLARS per day :
y ~ AGENTS wanted Al clnsscr
oi working people. of either SEX, young
or u,d, make more money at work for Us III
their spare moments, or all tn" time, than
at anything else. Particulars free. Address
&. STiNSDN x CO.,
sept ,ly Portland, Name.
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The demand for This worI, will be i'm
the country Is !rcmin@ with fruit
of all kinds. and the cry is how shall we
save il for future use:
This can hc answered ctlrctualy in the
many pagcy of this little but useful book.
1t is cheap at ten times liz price.
PRICE ONLY 81 CENTS.
For sale at SMITHS
Temple Of Fancy,
4, North Market Street.
iuIv 40gf Frcdcrck, Md.
o. job Printing oc4I}" e.rsHleI
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GEORGE w. STOCKSDALE,

GEORGE w. STOCKSDALE,
SUCCESSOR TO
CHEW e. CKSD ALE.
1t the Principal IIoreho"sc Depot
Nechunlcgt0,vn, Nd,
Is paying the highest prices for
FLOUR. WHEAT, CORN, OATS, RYE
HAY, and Grain Of all kinds
Also, keeps constantly on hand lars
supply Of
q he d & h &c 4 u -.
FLOTR, FEED STUFF, BACON, 70
TATOES, SALT and SALTPETltE,
FISH Of MI kinds; OILS, Paints
Brushes, lIARDW ARE and
CUTLERY, SEDAN and
WILLOW WARE:
BEAUTIFUL BASKETS
Or .lLL HINN.S;
and sizes, plain ard fancy.
r. The best Of TOBACCO and
CIGARS Coffin Handles, Hinges, and
Trimmings; and may other articles to"
numerous to specify.
All of which will be sold, wholesale and
retail, at prices exceedingly low for CASH.
The public are Respectfully invited t.
come and look at these cheap goods,
GEORGE ". SIOCkSDALE.
May ;l-lt
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HvoHty I'LL, .Necha"i'St""", Nh.
Manufactures all kinds of GLO\ ES-
Hucksllin, Shccpshin, CaltSkin, FoXskin aud
Fur Gloves Of all descriptions.
Is Only made to order, in the most du-
rblr and substantial manner.
Persons at 4 distance who wish gloves
made in the most elegant style will please
in their orders. dac2I- :lnHS.
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.Vt'NIElI j.NN1RT .Nk.N rs
& |. \ d 7 u ! \ & $,
LET "ENNRI -BODl" KEjDlrN.

{ , l. \ b fl u \ q 5,
LET "ENNRY-EoDl" NEjDlrE.
"rAENl THE MEMS TO IllltAN."
"NAHRl THE NEWS 70 HORACE.
LIVELY TIMES AT HAND,
LET NlOLINISTS EE, GLAD
70 know ;ilat they can %ot for
% e, mis- sct OF ioug EIoL!E SIR!Nu>.
IS much better
@ still better
50 best Italian
former price 81 per set.
Also. VIOLIN AND BOWS.
From ONE DOLLAR up To f2!5.W1.
Banjo strings 30 cents per set.
do. do 80 c"Mis per set.
Guitar Strings cents per set
do. CO. Si2l per set, best
Niolincclla Strings, 81 per set q strings
the best.
=; All sizes Of .tccordcon>, ONE Doll
LAR less in price.
g., Every Kind OF Musical INSTRUMENT
in S!nrc.
s~% Great reduction from former prices.
i;ooI, Aic lower now ,hNn eirr.
'(omr oWcy ri heather, come "A lagrthcr,
':C0mc Hiram, an Horace an Il tagclhcr
"Comr a raining. but don't fall to
SMITHS Temple Of Fancy.
mng l;-lf Frederick, Nd.
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grove yf.AkA HIES.

\ MA NJ. +. EILER,
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SEND YOUR MONEY

n Post office orders, checks, or d,an, on Ncw
York wherever convenient II not. then rt.a>ttr
the letters containing money. ldres'
/ ENGLAND Publisher,
Sun NlhrN Ec-- " ~ "''y
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INITIAL PAPER

rIVWIIi PAY TO READ THIS.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

Mr.. +. W. Monteith furnishes the
following as the tradition current
among the Nez Pere Indians As tn
the origin Of their nation, and says:
The Nez Perc Indians hold to the
dtrtrine that all the variNnS tribes of
Indians sprung from the lower order
of creation. The peculiar process Of
development, or metamorplWsiS, by
which they have attained to their
present state, they are cunning enough
not to disclose, or attempt to pIiiloSo-
plize upon, passing over long per-
iod Of transition and becoming full
tle'lged. sturdy SonS of the forest in II
moment Of time.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27
THEIR TRADITION.

Thousands years ago there existed
an animal 0fimmenSe size. way off to
the southwest OF the country now oc-
clpietl by the Nez Perces. 1t was the
largest Ofall tFe animal creation. and
was known as tho WS-TaW-iiM. This
anfMal's greatest propensity was the
tlrvONring Of every living thing 1t came
across. His OsaCiousness was 80
great that linlNk and reptiles Of sll
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

Peoria, of all kinds and sizCs. The lRrEs
eAt atDrk ever offered IN California. Nl
EEW and Just received, ut low prices.
Also, G'nlElVRtOrs, HRFFOWR seed Sow
rrR, rtc. Sold by TREADWEEb 4 CO..
SRM EFAnciScO. Semi for prize list MnS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-30

Extracts of Roots and Herbs which almost in
variaby cure the following complaints
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Liver Complaint, and
Loss of Appetite cured by taking few bottles.
Lassitude, Low Sririts and sinking Sensation
cured at once.
Eruptions, PimpIes Blotches, and all impuri-
ties Of the blood, bursting through the skin are
cured readily by 70 Ioving the directions en- the
bottle.
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Dersngement
invariably cured. One bottle viii convince the
most skeptieal.
Worms expelled from the system without the
least difficulty. PstientS suffering from this
prevalent disease will a marked change for
the better in their condition af,er taking one
bottle Worm difficulties more prevalent
than is generally supposed in the young, and
they will find the Quaker Bitters sure remedy
Nervous Difficulties, Neuralgis, L c., speedi-
/ ly relieved.
| Rheumatism, swsllsd Joints and all Scrofular
| Affections removed or greatly relieved BY this
invaluable medicine.
BronchiIis, catGrrh, ConvulEions and Hys-
terics cured or much relieved.
Di8Cult Breathing, rsin in the Lungs, Side
and Chest almost invariably cured by taxing
few bottles of the Quaker Bitters.
| All Difficult Female Derangements, (almos
invariably caused by a violation of the organi
laws, so prevalent to the Am erie an ladies yiel
readily to this invaluable medisiDe-the Quake
Bitters.
All Impurities of the Blood and diseases Incl
dent TO the same always eureG by the Quake
Bitters, if taken according to the directions.
The ged find in the Quaker Bitters Just th,
article they stand in need of in their declinin.
years. 1t euickens the blood aud cheers thu
mini, and paves the passage down the plane in
clined.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-30

The mystery connected with the Granite
victory in North Carolina is slowly but sure
ly unrsvelling. 1t seems that some nine
hundred independent eolored voters in the
employ of the Departments left Washing
ton by steamer and train four days before
the election, ostensibly on a religious exeur
sion, and returned to that city three days af
ter the election. These excursioDists are
known to have visited North Carolina. Il
is also known that these parties we're com
posed entirely of males, fact hardly consist
ent with the camp-meeting part Of the story
as gatherings of this sort generally consist
largely of females. 1t is said that a "relig-
ious" excursion on a much larger scale vii.
be sent into Pennsylvania in October.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-30

sErLr's Standard Goods are for sale BY all
6rst-elass dealers in the North West and In
Rock Island by L. l.. LANE, and JOHN
RENGsTON. meh2ed-mwf6uly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-30

Albert Pike, of Arkansas, q tellow-msm-
Der with Henry Wilson in the Kuow-noshing
Council held at Philadelphia in the sumner
of 1855, seeks to refresh the honorable SEN
asor's memory, and enlighten the public
mind regarding that gen:lemsn's record in
connection with the great national proscrip-
tive movement in existence at the time
above mentioned. He says Mr.. Wilson, in
order TO gain admission to that body, whose
sessions he attended throughout, had to have
the sign. word and grip, and had necessarily
taken the oath not to assist in any way 10
elevating to any Office of trust or profit any
person OF foreign birth, or any Roman Cath
otto. Mr.. Pike says the oath is just as bind
ing on him nov as it was then.