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, 1872-12-16
ley WILL WAS very sorzy seo the 3ricle on the sub
ject In this mornings Herald and particularly tho lat
-. I,}ofT r f,,3n

jsot & In lis %ornnss HsraM and p.Te1lafy 10 iat-
vauced By mr. Williams bis honor may be impeached,
s e n t. e ssrs M at as e sss
stock at the bottom his aessre to go e p1opsions
ths ton carred ot IasratoFe % We e g1ye M thssa a.
least public opinion will bo the stdo Of Mr Gree
eys lonely daughters, ond We do not envy those who
I assure you Tint thero is not word Of truth IN
| what haze undsrseored, and do wonder that you
eG%d II h9ys SS T. nevr say y H. aSssy
myself, 10 b submitted to The surrogate, which
Office We were shoNn later Hi: As stated q. the
outset the friends, far know, acting in en4
5s sasRsns saS aa asf ~ Rase
''T1 Tbs f' family aaairs OF Mr. Greeley, nEs those
Of any other citized, would have been e3empt, mp,
is concerned, but for those peculiar relations e.
isting between the deceased Journalist sud the
public, which seemed to make his orphan chill
dren; in certain degree, thew OF the AMER
to his conntrymen during his busy and useful
life, and Just before his death he WIS 3 candi-
date for the highest Office IN their gift, and Te-
ceived the totes OF some three million citizens.
When the impression prevailed that Mr. Greeley
had died in comparatively straitened circum-
stances, ne only gave utteraneo to the thought
and the wiBh Of the nation when fte proposed
popular subscription fund for the endqnment
OF the children, as tribute to the memory Of
the father. We were well pleased to hear that
the proffered aid YVES unnecessary, and, in COM
mon with the whole community, We applauded
the proud claim Of the associates OF the 1amented
journalist to the privilege Of Watching over the
future interests OF his orphan daughters. When
subsequently it appeared as il the last will made
by Mr. Greeley in the interests Of these be-
reaYed children was to be contested by those who
had seemed to be his best friends during his
lifetime, We felt that the championship Of the
orphans' Cause WAS public duty. We are glad
now to learn-indeed ne were unwilling at the
time to believe otherwise-that Mr. Sinclair and
the other peraonal friends Of Mr. Greeley desire
only the advancement OF the childrens interests
in the settlement Of the estate, and we trust
that harmonious arrangement, honorable to
all parties, may be reached
, 1872-12-16

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CoLuMBnNA, Ohio, Dec. 15.-The friends OF
the two little Porter girls murdered by their
to-day. The services had been announced to
take place at the II. E. Church, at 10 O'Clock g..
N. At an early hour people began to pour into
the church, and BY 9 o'clock, every seat was oc-
cupied, and BY 10 o'clock, every inch Of stand
cation, and still hundreds had to Inger outside
unable to. get in. At 1880 the funeral
party arrived and, it was with diff
Guilty that the casket containing the two
little children could be taken up to the
pulpit. The services by the Rev. Darby we're
very appropriate and impressive. He laid the
cause Of the crime to the use OF Intoxicating
liquor, which it no doubt WAS, indirectly. After
the services the corpses still beautiful in DEATH
we're taken to the vestibule, go that all could Soc
them as they passed out OF the church. It took
nearly an hour for all to pass out. It WAS by far
the largest funeral that ever took place here.
, 1872-12-16

woman, iufficting injuries which resulted in her
death even before he had concluded his oper-
ation. The affair caused intense excitement in
the neighboEhood and our informant states that
the doctor rc.Nd have been 1ynched had he not
speedily have betaken himself to the other side
Of the river. Sheriff Dewitt summoned jury
aud an inquest was held, wherein DR.. Adds, Of
made % an e e1smination % Of IT, both the woman s % and
the babe. 1fr. Fisher could not give us the
exact verdict Of the jury, but he Gays DR.. Lyon
was found guilty Of gross malpractice, the in-
vestigation proving that the child was perfectly
formed, and there appearing to be no excuse for
No arrests had been made at last accounts.
, 1872-12-16
ILLINOIS STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

GALEsBuRa Ill.,, Dec. ID, 1872.
10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
6m: Will you p1ease announce in THE TR1D~
UNE that the nineteenth annual meeting of the
State Teachers Association will be held in tho
city Of Springfield, Dec. Is, 26, and 81. Distin-
be present.
The Springfield hotels make liberal deduction
to nembers; and the Chicago, Burlington j.
Quincy Railroad has agreed to sell return tickets
at one-hfth fare to those who pass over that
road in going. Other roads are expected to
make similar arrangements.
J. B. ROBERTS,
President Of Association,
, 1872-12-16
The Apache War

sAN FRANCISCO Dec. 1.-THE latest advices
from Prescott, Arizona, state that General
Crook is prosecuting the campaign vigorously
against the hostile Apaches in the northern part
Of the Territory. Five expeditions are oper-
ating in the mountains east Of the River Verdi.
General Crook WAS last heard from east Of the
Mopgollon Mountains The results Of tho CAM
paign are over one hund1e Apaches slain,
many wounded and their stores Of provisions
and several camps destroyed. His policy is to
follow the Indians constantly, and hunt them
down in eyery direction.
, 1872-12-16

WARSAW, Ind, Dec. 5.-The jury in the case
of the State Of Indiana Us. Sylvester Proctor,
charged with numbering Nicholas Webber, have
rendered verdict Of guilty of manslaughter,
and assessed punishment at three years IN the
State Prison. This case has been twice heard
in haoeas corpus proceeding, and has been twice
before the Supreme Court, and this is the second
trial before a jury, the first having failed to
agree year ago. Over month has been con
n0nfapta3
, 1872-12-16
A III other and Child Die by the Doctors
Knife-A Revolving Case of ualprac-

From the sio.tr City (1oca) Journal.
Mr. David Fiaher, who drives the stage between
this city and st. Helena, gives us partial partic
ulars OF 3 sickening event which occurred at
Lime Greek, in thenorthern part Of Dixon Coun-
ty, Nebraska, the latter part OF last week. Mrs.
mother Of eight children, was about to be con-
fined, and sent for Dr.. Lyons, Of Vermillion, to
attend her. The birth not proving to be entire.
y natural, the doctor first ampqtated the arm Of
the babe at the shoulder, and then killed it by
piercing it's heart Thus n1uti1Ated the infant Was
removed, when DR.. Lyon still further used
his knife, this time upon the unfortunate
, 1872-12-16
The Alleged Dispute Over mr. Gree.
Iey,s VIII.

From The Nem York Herald.
We have received the following communica-
ton from Mr. Samuel Sinclair, Of the New York
Tribune, and the associ:te md personal
friend Of Alr. Greeley, which we publish with
pleasure:
NEW YonK TRIBUNE, NEW YoRK, Dec: u, 1872.
james Gordon Bennett, Esq, Editor qf the Herald:
friends have. to harnonize the interests in Mr. Gree
, 1872-12-16
Te1egrapHic BreVitie6.

DR.. John ". King, of Covington, Ky, ac-
cuHed OF malpractice, causing the death OF Flor
ence Ritter, has been acquitted and fully exon
Grated by the Civil Courts in Covington.
Thos. Anderson. Deputy Postmaster at 6prin1-
, 1872-12-16
Railway Accident

New YoRK, Dec. 15.-The Cincinnati express
train, going west, on the Erie Railroad, was
thrown from the track yesterday at Basket
Station. Fortunately no one was injured.
, 1872-12-16

COLUMBUS Dec. ia young son Of T. B:
Machhold upset coal oil lamp last night, and
was so seriously burned by the fluid that he died
to-day in great agony.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30
NERYOua DERIIIrY-


lNITH its gloomy sttsnd&nts. Low spirits
a"prsssioa. Involuntary emissions, loss
Of semen, t2sTnst3rrhoeS, Ioss of power.
iizzy hoai, loss Of msmory, ana threaten ed
impotsncs and imbsciIity, find a sovereign
care in HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC 70. TWENTY EIGET. Com
posed of tho Tost valuable mild aad potent
Caratives, they strike st once al the root Of tn
matter. tone up the system. arrest the dis
charges, and impart vlsor and energy, life and
vitality to tne entire man. They have cured
thousands Of Gases. Price, IS per p4cAAse Of
i've BOXES Aad n large 50 vial, which i, very i'm
psrsant to obstinate or old cases, or 81 Ter ain
gle box. Sold By ALL Druggists, and sent
by mail on receipt Of price. Address HUMPH.
REYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDI
CINE CO., 5Gs BRoApwAY, New YoKK.
ChAs A. Bsnser AMI c, spiasl, Agents fol-
Rock Island,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

BLiTz Jacob Hesler, of the Rockford
depot, drew the solid black walnut bureau
which was the principal present at the sho"
last night. The great present tonight will
be- silver tea set worth $50. Signor
Blitz gave a change of performance last
mig BIT and will do so again tonight, which is
bis last night. This afternoon he held .
matinee at which ever child received q
present. DO not mas this las, chance OF
seeing the magician. His son, Eugene
Bi,z, is perfectly irresistible in his character
izstious, and il is impossible not to admire
bi. rapid changes from grave 10 gay. The
PaDch and Judy show amuses everybody
AMI oven children readily discern that there
Is some joke in the way 10 which Punch
treats the baby. The msrrioneItes must
not be forgotten. They are exceedingly
clever. They 90 from here to open at Gene
SEQ on neat Monday nigh, for . Two days
engagement. thence to Musca,ine Iowa,
wednesday and Thursday April Bird and
4'o' and return to perform q. Dupn's Hall,
aoine' Friday aud Saturday April 9th and
9th.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30
nuR TOWNsHIP rIoKxr

Our township officers are to be elected on
next Tuesday, April 2ud, aud it is intended
that the result Of the election shall be SUI b
as TO give the fullest possible satisfaction to
the people. Gu ticke, is probably as COCO
. ticket as has ever been presented to the
voters in the township. For Supervisor the
nominee is Capt. l. Huber, whose selection
for that Office shows the high estimation 10
which our much respected German fellow
citizen 10 held. A man Of wealth, pracii
cal knowledge Of high order, and indomita-
liable energy aud clear sightedness, be is
sure to give the fullest possible satisfaction
10 his Office Capt Huber may be consid
cred as 30 admirable sample Of the German
citizen Of to day and ia liked and respected
By all grade. Of citizens for bis sterling
good qualities as q man. David NOhAb,
for Assistant Supervisor Is an excellent
choice. None better could be made. He
is an Irish citizen Of sterling integrity, and
has every necessary qualification for hs
office, in which be will give full satisfaction
aud at the same time afford those who
have been reasonably dissatisfied with the
former official an opportunity to express
their opinion By their vote. The same re
aark applies to Frank Lucas whc is nomi
! ua,ed for Assessor. This is . very gooo
opportunity for n a to record their dissSti.
faction. Frank is thorough, honest, straight
forward, and not to be Influenced in the ex
ecution Of his duties as Assessor by any o
the-to say the leAst-informalities whici
presented themselves to his predecessor. Il
Is well qualified tor his post, and is RICH
straight up and down, and that is What
wanted 10 an Assessor. 7. d. Barns, IL
Collector, will be the right man in lbe rig b
place He has held several offices before
and has always filed them 10 a msune
which has given the delegates full sssursne
that 10 making this nomination they al
best consulting the Interests of the Feopl'
John A. Mcdonald, who is nominated iC
: Town Clerk, is a young man of very goo
ousioess qualifications, aud could, Wit
. ability, ill any posi- Of confidence TO ~hic
he might be elected requiring clear bea
sla6iiry,and thorough aptitude for bushes
la making all the above nominations, Il
delegates have not only done the beet 'h'
. possibly could with reference TO their do
towards their party, but have been guido
oy the great confederation of the welfare
the people, the good of the whole IoEnshi
aud, as the sequel will show, their Chol
. las fallen upon the very best men ihst coo
possibly have been selected fer the Offices
d. oe filed. The following judges Of electi
dave been chosen all Of IbeO men Of BIZ
character and sterling worth, whose WORT
y ness TO undertake the responsibilities
t, which they are appointed are beyond t
4 slightes. question. They are ell men VI
e are valued cad respected by the peop
Frat Precinct, VIM c. Blackburn sud Jsc
q WolIenhsupt; Second Precinct, W.
8 Lundy aud John Kruger; Third Preciu
Wm. L. Errett, aud julius Muiack -Four
. Precinct, Jacob Dodge and W. d. Croeke
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30
n Bamh erger.

large assortment of pltin and plaid POpins,
Japanese plan and fgared Silks, Irish Pophns,
black and colorsi Alpse.s in great varieties
SAtteeus, Empress Cloths, Oxford sniti gs. plain
and striped Chamersys, Piquss, Tsrlstars
orgsndies. A complete line Of gents, ladies
mi SEES ard ehi!drea's Hose, Gloves, Handler
chiefs, Lace Collars A large assortment y
Eigings and embreideries. very large rs
sort nsnt Of Prints and mrslins,a fulllins o.
Ribbons, ell Colofs, shAwls, ana a G. neral se
lection Of Dry Goods d Notions, to which th'
attention of the public is cordially invited.
N. B. Ny VII 1lesale depart mt mt is mplet
| in all its branches, to which country merchant
| are eenerailN invitad
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

TIE SECRET ERRORS OF YOUTH.


Which are hurrying many thousands Of the bright
and promising youth Of both sexes to early and IN
honored graves, are but the outcroppings of dis
eased Imagination. Indisposition to exertion, loss
of power. loss of memory, difficulty OF breathing,
weak nerves. trembling, horror Of disease, dimness
of vision pain in the back hot hands flushing of The
body, dryness of the skin pa.lid countenance and
universal lassitude of the muscular system, are
among the most frequent symptoms.
BE WARNED IN TINE,
MIsHIER's HERB BITTERs il the only sure remedy
II has cured thousands and will cure you. TRY IT
AND BE CONVINCED.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

The Ice Though the ice went out on
tina 29.h Of March this year, it had put a
stop to navigation for l22 days. Only this
once in the last thirty years has it impeded
navigation for so long. When the river
cleared. March 24.h, of the winter Of 1885,
the ice had closed i, up 1902 days In 1867
the ice did not go away till the 9th pril
but had not closed the river longer than IS
days and the opening day in l543 Was no,
until April the 10Th after close of only Al
days, while in the winter of 1853 0 the river
did not close at all In the winters OF 1874!
80, 1878, and 1923 tie river may hard
y have bten said TO close al all, The ferry
boat being scarcely interrupted in making
her trips.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

"NEURIL" Is THE CHEMICAL DrscOvERY
OF DR. r MoRErs SwANDEs; who grAtuii-
ous'y treated over 1900 Neuralgia suf
ers during The las, three year,. 10 not =
single instance has be failed to make q per.
mspent cure. Persons suffering from this
terrible disease should not delay moment
10 getting q bottle Of this valuable remedy
Sold BY al druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

REMOVAL OF / BAMBERGER Finding hi,
present premises to small to exhibit the
large stock of goods which be ia JUS; getting
IN. /. Bambsrger is about TO move 10 the
handsome ne~ place which has been
specially fitted up for him on ,be ground
hoor of the City Hotel Here be will be able
20 make full display of his fine classes o
goods, and will make it pay for all pur-
chasers who will val, for his grand opening
on A pril 2ud. n2S-df
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

DoN'r forget thu, the Hsrper House
Barber Shop has the three bes, BARRIERS 10
the country and the most oommodious and
best bath tubs also, with any quantity u
water both cold and hot, with as o- prices
as any other shop IN the city. No more wait
log there, come in Cent?.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

Boar NEws-The steamers nov on the
ways at lie Claire are the Northern Line
Packet Minnesota, which has been oslked
and is being reprinted and thoroughly re-
paired; the stern wheel boat James Means,
Van SAndt d McCaffrey, owners the tow
boat Viola, DurAnt & Hantord, owners thu
TOW boat Jonathan, jerks l. Co owners: 8
new boat for Capt. Garden, Of La Crosse,
and tow boat which Van Sandt d Son are
building for their own use, and which has
not been christened. A jug barge, which
is being built for Ksck 4 Shanks, of Fair
port, is also on the stocks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

II is stated that "ths name Easter is de-
rived from Eosire, the name of Saxon
deity, whose feast was celebrated every year
in the spring about the same time rs the
Christian fesIivAl-the name being retained
wheL the CD aracter of the feast was changed
or, as some others suppose, from Oster
which signifies rising. If the latter suppo
sitiou be correct, Easter is in name, as vel
as in reality, the feast of The resurrection.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

Are the sole n anufacturers of the Jasqusline
Corset manufactured under special patents.
which vii. be protected to the tall extent OF tho
law. 1t is the best fitting corset we have ever
tried Dress max q d it thu best Cor
set to Mt dress over, because IL IL cot in such
a manner that the frlnt and back seams ct lii Q
seams to dress. 1t Is superior 20 any other
Corset nov in use. lis peculia, style Of cut,
ting gives sui sic mt fulness at the bosom, with
out foidinS al abe top II gradually and close
~ fits to aud over ths hips is longer 'ro' and
back than orins Corssts; and ia fact, 10 the
only corset cut in this form.
ask particular attention to oar rethsd Of
fsstening bones in the corset, Acknowledged to
be superior to any other.
We ars in constant receipt OF oris for cor
sets Of III bsst finish sad finest quality, as well
ssthOse of ordinary queliti.s We also manu-
isstuss superior style Of hip gorei corsets,
stoskins'u rortsTs, bosom forms, corset mate
ria.s. whAehones, &c.
FOrsAls by wsdworth 4 Parsons. Roek
Island. Ills. Also Richards, Shaw Win,low,
l23 Michigan Avenue, Chicago.
mal6dw3m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30
DR.. Jud,ou's Dead Shot Worm Candy,

In M bers there is safety. 1t wasupon this
primal lie that the formula Of Jadson's Aoux.
rAIS HsRB Pills was prepared. DR.. JudsoI,
intending to spend forsuae in advertising ais
pils, submitted his recipe to the revision OF
toe IN 1st intelligent aud learned physicians of
the age, nd tbs result is simple bur mos; eff
esciOGs medi, ine-ths JUbsos's MtukrAIs
HE Pills. They purify the blood, remove all
distractions. cleA se the skin Of all pimpis.
and blOtShss. aud are perfectly sare an 4 safe in
their operation. The J DsoS's MvUSTAIs HERB
p LIS care 3iiliousness Fem lie irregularities.
Headache, and many Of the diseases arisin 2
from impure blood and q ders"gsd digestion,
Use the Jatson's Mountain Herb Pills, and
When you have proved their virtue rscommsu d
them to your friends. They are both sugar
coated snd plain. For sac everywhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

YEsTRY ELECTION The SnuuSl election
OF vardens ard vestry men for the Trinity
(Episcopsr Church will be held on Mon
day evening next, at a o'clock, in The
church.
j. GAsKELL. Clerk OF VEsTRY,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30
STEAM BRLPB.


New York Cork aud Liverpool. New fall
powered steamships, ,as siE largest In the world,
oCEAsIC, ANrARTLC, REPUBLIC.
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRtATIC
6,OOO tons burdsa "A 900 b. p. each.
Sailing from New York on Saturdays, frsm
Li'erPo1l 90 rsursdAy', calling Cork HSr-
Dor each way.
From the Waite Star Dock, PsvOAnis Perry,
Jersey CITY.
Passenger sco,muodAtions for all classes IN
riyslrd, ooubniug safety, speed and comfort.
Saloons, slasorOoms, smoking room aud bath
rooms IN ntlshiP section, whore lease motion Is
felt
safgsons sad sts-ssdsisss ssoonpsny thss.
steamers
RttsI Saloon, $50 10 gold. st-orHgs so In
ourrsaoy. Ta3ss Wishing TO ssad Tor friends
from the Old souuiry oAn uow obtain Storage,
prspNii rsrtiaisisi, s33, currency. PAsssn ers
booked 70 or f;on all part, Of Amsrioa, Paris
Hamburg. Norwsy. sssdsn, IndiA, AusuAliA, 40
Etsursion tlckst- granted al lo~sst rates.
Drafts from 81 upward.
For information apply to J a. SPARKS,
Gsu1 Ag't, 10 Broadway, N. T., or TO General
Western once. 374 wabash Ave. Chicago.
ALFRED LA6ERaRGN, Aga.
Agents in Rock Island Joss BEsGsToN Drug
Eist, ". N. jaws. Steamboat Aga. d"ly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

Coon Doors e. Turner has got 10 a
large stock Of new boots aud shoes, not
DOLLY OF the best makes bot also Gt g,
moderate figures as any in the market, Ano
10 Consequence, is doing = larger trade
thnn sHe- 29d2t.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

To RENT. furnished house six or seven
rooms and e good cellar, wood house, els
tern and veil suitable for small family
The present owner would like TO board with
incoming tenant if convenient. Apply g
this Office. 28d3G.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

TIE FoRREsTERs Dramatic TRoUPE.-
Will be at Darts Hall Monday evening
A pril 9Th aud will present the great senss
tional Drama, Bertha, The Saving Ma
chine Girl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

Mothers who with to End a medicine pecu-
Iisrly adapted to the cure Of hsmors aad eEgp.
tons in their children, viii fHi safe ard sure
one in the Rossdslis, which is acknowledged
to ne the best blood medicine known. Physi-
ciaus attest this.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

There is g separate entrance TO Staders
Bath rooms, where gen,leuen may take
their ladies' 20 take q warm bath every day
except Saturday aud Sunday. 29d2s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

OUrcALTs Elastic ROOFING Get fr'
and waterproof roof by all means if yor
know where to DO 90. The best We kno'
Of is Oatcalts Iro1 E ja-tic FONT Roo
which provides tor contraction aud expan
sion, and having been proved by ffsesl
years use, ia a safe aud sure thing. 1t ca
be had by every one, aud is easily applied
u 0 nails being required to be driven rhroug
the roofing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

II you DO not feel we'll you send for q dostor
be calls upon yoa, looks wise, ssrawls some
ni-rogIy pbics upon q piece of paper which you
take to . drug store and there pay so cents 10
81 o., besides he doctors fee, for re medy nio,
times ous Of ten It ealf 50 good as DR.. NJ sr,e's
Indian Root Pills. which costs bat rs cents peI
box. Do you think the Cor ser the best, because
you pay tn, most for 1t? II you do, we ad Use
you to U.S.. ia { IS al experim snt, tas Mor,s's
Iadisn Root Pills. They are prepared from a
formula, peoa Qua sed by the most earned physi
oisns of our coun,ry, to be the best and most
an verssl Of family m'4isines TIL, Msr.es
Indian Ro Pills cure Hsatache. Liver Com
plsint. Ialigsst'ou, Dyspepsia, Female irregu
iarties, te., and are put up 10th sugar coated
and plain. Give them trial. Sold by al deal
era
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30
DIED.

DONALDSON This morning, the 80 inst. at 9
O'Clock, NJ argaret Jane, wife OF David Donaldson: IN
the 4lst year of her age.
Funeral tomorrow Sunday at O'Clock, p. NJ
from the residence Rock River street. Friends
and relatives are respectfully invited to attend.
| Hamilton, Ohio, papers please copy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30
2osadRIis. 2osadalix

BALTIMORE, Md, August 27th. 1869.
Gentlemen TO the numerous testimo malls
you possess of the e5csey Of your celebrated
aod popular medicine, Roaai2 ais, am pleased
TO add my own. L WAS permanently cared OF
an extremely annoying and chronic care Of
salt Rhsum" by the use Of two bottles OF
"RoEa tails" Repeatedly yours,
ROBERT EVANS,
ss South Eden street.