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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
NEW CLEARINGHOUSE FACILITIES.

With view 10 increasing the iacultleS for iran
acng business the ,k of rohber bs sneak thieves sod
d.futer bankofcers connected With the CanBgL
Wal. adopted plsn clearing goldchecks through the
Clearing precisely currenoycbeck cleared Al the Char
ing checks able in gold passing their
constantly ranging aggregate from 5000 to -0UO
dsv II a been each bank heretofore several
M, nlers om is associate baD
This has been labor ,Igusc o. o which
viii be ob,istcd by III, rev system.
Great trouble and sk experienced bs bank.
making at the Clearinghouse
oht ya smonnt send@r which they obliged
and transport through the through apd from the Clearinghouse
balance accounts Frequently bank vii have balance Of Legal
amounting to several hundred thousand dollar the greater
ton in small notes which vii III several ssises sbd
r.oure the use Of a carriage Nhtu they be-
Transported short distance II Is the intention oi The
apply the Treasury Department for what be
known a. Lgtender certificate nonnteTe bearing and repre-
.ennr which shall have been deposited in the SbTa
u will be printed especially for the Clearing
represent Of IS O ana OO each and will bs
the Clearinghouse IN lieu Of scua legal
lenders As legislation vi" be necessary TO secure this
the Galan National DsDki Nsh
ington on MOnd Ia, 10 advocate the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
4 CARD OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT FROM \ RECiI'
lent OF THE n. Y. TIMES. FRAMED.

SIR: VIII You he good enough TO allow me-
through your columns thank the secretary al the In
terror for copy The Nec Tork weakly Times of Jan
"a containing highly valuable information respecting
tbc National Administration This much courtesy re-
Gured me do III the interest OF feeble Young Men
Christian Associations To the library of which II Was con
trutcd. Bnt courtesy cannot prevent me saying for
myself that the Department of the Interior might have
better official business" than peddng even metro
poitan newspaper containing, not an authentic diNpa'
soDate historical statement OF the OingS Of the Admin
Istraton. the statement of person VINO has MOI
even tur Door merit being unpaid PARTISAN IL
would waste time and words I" consider at any
length the Use of the frankug privilege, the pilpable
fllsrhnnd 10 which the OF the package bears e>
uonv That the Administration needs ms ~ -onr nthtr
KIND % bolStrring IL, however, evident
IA, Feb &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
STEAM on cAyALs-coMMIssIoNERs' EEroRT.

The Canal Commissioners report that they
have received communications from all parts 81
the world in reference to power on canals many models
have been sent some neing the productions OF women;
some are valuable hut many are results Of incXpercucc
OF visionary. The Commission does not advise any
change I'm the law the kind desired by Such persons
think it, objects cannot bc secured rs II now stands amt
* construed by the Attorney General. On the contrary
the Commission Of opinion that compliance with al
tine present acquisitions of the law should he insisted
upon the money should hc awarded All the time a.
lowed will be Ia The competitors; hut the
Commission will adhere to the determination expressed
its first meeting that boas IN actual service, ana not
models, Will bc considered competing Tor
the money offered by the state. The Engineer report
very elaborate, aud will be submitted I" the Legs
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
HOME NEWS.
n.,ovyrFp YESTERDAY At BuDHUTs' NO He '"oA''
Neon snm. Midnight

PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


N,r. York HOteEThe Hon. {. X. i uckul
nan late u. +. Minister TO Greece - ho'. I'D
Baron Won Brandt German Minister to Japa,
y Shiroda OF Japan. - Finh AttHne HohtI2un ,ba
caldwell OF Kansas, ex-senator Harris of IOus ~,
Hon. George w Miller of Albany, the Hon. d. D. d
syracuse, the Hon w. ID. Bishop OF Connectc ~
Ebzur Wright OF Boston. oeoort H9uSf-a d 70
b. Hayes, President Atlantic and Pacific Railroad W"
&. J. Morrill, Of Boston and Arthur Il. Cook 0i Eneia
Hoffman HOuso-Deputy Attorney Genera Mt Va ~
T. Hun of Albany - So james Hotei-A. /. Tram VI
The NeU-Hdren Palladium. - 81 Nicholas Hora-o ~
II. Ramsey Of Albany, the Hon. Thomas CaIhv IL
Kansas Alderman Green of Troy. and Gen. ". T. lGWS
of North Carolina. == Metropolitan Hotet-lhe nun
Orestes Cleveland and the Hon Henry {. Kelsey OF new
Jersey - 81 Deus H0iel-JOhn W. Forncy, Jry OF
The Philadelphia Press and Ritter Fitzgerald on me fn.
deIphid Cify lem $500 GUscy HOUse-fhe Hon D. Grey
Jewell of Washington and Gen. j. Il. CaieOn OF IOiodO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
A nIsTREesING CASuALTY.

CHICAGO, Feb. ga terrible accident oc-
cured at Aison's mill, on Ekhorn Creek. about twelve
miles north Of Sterling, H., on Monday last. large
quan, of grain stored In the upper portion of the
MIL and the force of the high wind caused the timber
which the grain rested to give way and the entire lot
was pIcc ptated TO the floor below. Four
sitting by the stove, which broken setting the mill
fire. Three escaped, but Dr. william X. Palmer MAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
overed yesi"nis'.
NEW-JERSLl.
Ngw.Ek-P .iicA Burns while IN jail a"stn2 in'i una
icpent. for burg sry seized with 'map"' ind reno
malt po1 hospital at the Ah'honse tIom winch he e''ap
NEW-JERSEI.
HOIICE NOTEs.

Commissioner Barr listened yesterday TO - com
plants aiO-t policemen.
Iorillards Tobacco Works. No. 81 Sedgwick-Nt,
Brooklyn were damag I'd - 90 by lr ,e'erla,
The body of Mrs Maria scott age 80. late oil No.
la Madisou-,t found Yesterday, oil Pier No 49, l. H.
William L. Gil. a lawyer and member "i the
Bros,u nIr OF Eiucsion sb.rcuiei having forget mose
for 44JO0 The sheriff hiss warrant fr his arrest
Henry T.. Carpenter age Ii. died, yesterday, ~
Bellevue Hospital injuries received febb h} helm c'"-" DO
the u.tclurr' 10 Biorsway's saN-mil Ia SIy hfsist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

caught BY the timber such manner az 70 Iasten, hs
with his head and neck exposed ana no ses a. lite
bodv covortd with wheat In that position ne Wa n
rally roasted alive Every possible effort was nuo one
rescue him. but In vain. The mill was 'hu''i' WV
and insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

DOOLEY's YEAST POWDER is always full
weight, saving Of ope ivIrih 10 one hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
NENN.YORK ClTY.

The II u. m. night boat for New-l Haven has
resumed her egular trips for the season.
The receipts from customs from New-lork
reported for week ending Feb. 10, reached S75Ioa
The ferry boat pilots have combined in
demand for increase Of SIS month on their present
pay.
b. +. Beekman receiver of the Unon-square
National Bank is paying dividend per cent to de
pOsitors.
Mayor Hall signed, yesterday, warrants Tor
the payment of the poclerks and inspectors OF cleo
tons III the First, Second, and Third Wards
The following appointments were made yes
terday:
John j. Rsiey Clerk the Superintendent Repairs .nd
Sappes the Department rbhc Works James T. heN In
RSSa@s G 81 OF washington Market
1t was reported, yesterday, that just before
the failure OF the Bowling Green Savings Bank commas
sioner Barr Treasurer of the Police Fund for widows
and Orphans deposited $4,000 Of that fund in the ruined
bank and that President Henry Smith had special pr
vale dcpost i'm il of $4,000. when Walter Roche, the
Vice President Of the bank had Withdrawn unknown 10
Smith denies these statements, but admits that both
Roche aud semes, the secretary had used the uhus o
The bank hut to what amount he cOuld not ~! al
present
BROOKLYN.
The Trades Unions have decided. to 'dciiiaiid
S. Per day for eight hours work.
The rcpaving of Adclphi-st. will cost
slf 6O3 Cermontavc 800; Fort Greene place >4'h
Twenty candidates admitted to the
bar by tI General Term Of the supreme Court, yc~ter
day. 1900. 80, 49,,
LONG ISLAND.
LoyG ISLAND CrrY.-An inccndiary attempt to sci
fre to Engine at IIaner Point yeri' ~"' frustrated
h, The pp, action Of tie j. d. Barton Superintendent OF
| the Long Island Railroad, hiss resigned
entered Banning. ego@ s2' . I'D
stole lie pursued them wiki a'""n ani ""'"'1 '
them
Hon VI. Oyerionk has heeu elected rs' "a
the Hampstead and Bay Ridge Railroad
BABrIoxJosrp aud recently stolen were 'e
covered yssi"ral.
NEW-JTRSEl
Syw,Et-P thick Burns awaiting trial under iso m
e,ent. for burgsry zd with mpoT aud removed 10 The
small por hospital Am,hou hom which he escaped At 'n
early hour stores In the "n
Ward and va arrested meeting Of the '"mrn
Couuc ., hc lat evening additional appropriation r"o
made p Board Of Education
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

BuRSErT's KlLLIsroN is the best Cosmetic.

THE LUNGs ARE STRAINED AND RACKED BY
rKRsrENr CorGa. GENERAL STRENGTH WASTED AND An
IScuR,BLE ESTABLISHED THEREBY Dr. JAMES Ex
PEcroRASr CorGH AND COLDS AND
ErERr BENEFICIAL PULMONARY AND BRoNcuIAI
ORGANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

DENsLOw a BUSH, 1870 Maidcn-anc. manu-
safest AMI hns oil inosn the American people 1t anao
explode. Try H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

For WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to B.
souHH Once lie sells direct
lie iron safe hands therefore manufacturer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

York peca all scalp Diseases
Failing Loss Uniiey Hair mpB Empuons fsh-worms
Fckc Modes the face Wen anil unnatural Red
mes. OF the Noseo or Call send for circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

The best place in New-YOrk to buy reliable
Whter. lin, fashionable JeNrlry. and sterling Silver
Wedding Presents, squHLs, " futjnst Diamonds specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

Those who wish reliable hair preparation
,hl buy n III NEGErABLE SLiAN HAIR REVIEWER IL
poqni Of the pur,st Ingredients. and with the stce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

THE Coal AND Iron RECoRB, for all inter
eel in Coal and valuable general
All SeNsdeae have IT, WESTERN Co. Publishers New'iorh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

Hair az red as the flame of volcano, or whit
M the dead hemock changed to glorious
black by single application OF Hills Instantaneous Hair by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

Co,KpAs AND PtHPLE warant. red, white,
pmpes the face hh scay eruption
and boche dguon. Of the skin Sold by Druggists y~be
Depot - Bond St, Newiork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17

Second story windows, scuttles. ami every
opening house protected w lioLaEs BURGLAR AL,kn TkLK
Gr.pH which the best the City without
scratch furniture No tearing Of Kind Thousands OF
ladies using testify TO Its value HoLsKs No Murnyst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-17
DIR. b. c. PERnY. Dermatologist. 40 Bond 81

Effect on THE PULMONARY AND BRONCHIAL
ORGANS.
DR.. b. c. PERRY. DermatOlogist, 40 Bond-st.,
Failing Loss Untn Hair Pmp Eupuons feshwoms
patches frec Moes the face Nens AMI unnatural Red
OF the Nose or Face. Call or send Tor circular
For Skin Diseases use PERRYs IMPROVED
Co.vn,x ,Ip PspE REMEpy to white,
pmpes the face n,h 'ey eupuons
and btehe dsbgueton. OF the skin Sod W p"ssSs everywhere
Depot % Bond-st New-iork
Sccond-stOry windows, scuttles, and every
oening Of the house protected oLaEss BURGLAR AL,Rs TEE
which applied to the e't hon'es in The , Ihpat marx
ladies testify TO Its value hoLsKs No. Mursyst
Hair as red as the flame of q volcano, or white
as fod heoct be changed to glorious brown
black single application OF s insananeous Hair Dye
TIE Coal AND IRON RECORB, for all inter
Coal and Iron valuable market reports and esnera no%on
Those who wish a reliable hair preparation
,houl buy Hans VRGEr,BLE SClLiAN HAIR REVIEWER
pounded purst Ingredients and with the ricie't
For WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS. go to B.
4 s9unK fuou-t, store Once star lie sell. direct from
safe hI hands therefore at Manufacturers pnees
The best place in New-York to buy reliable
WsleLr Fn rich fashionable JeNr and sterling Silver
Wedding Presents sGrHLs, ~ fuiJnst Diamonds specially
DrNsLow a BusII 1870 Maidcn-lanc manu-
faetue oil Iaosn people 1t cannot
explode. Try IT,
DoOLEY's YEAST POWDER is always full
weight sa'irs Of one iUIrih 10 one hall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-16
HAwLEY PLAYS THE ARTFUL DODGE
AGAIN

Mr.. Hsvley writes another letter. We
End it in the Chronicle of the 4th. He
says:
81 not only say that the President never used
any such language OF Aaythlng like it in my
presence, bat 1 state with great confidence thai
sstsher while Jadgs Wilson was Judg. Of Utah.
or since, did the question of the uaeOnstitution
ally OF any naturalization law come up in tina
Territory for dseisioe. The same n .turAIIz4-
tlon law OBJ aims there Sc here in the L ted
States, and never has been different. Very
respectfully yOers, JOHN B. HAwLEY"
Wall Mr. H.w.ey say that he does no,
kR01c, and has he not repeated more that
once, thAtILe Presldsnl di use the lsnguage,
10 substance, as charged by Judge Eus-
scs, IN come csion win the removal #
Judge Wilson? Ii he did not hear ID.
President say what udse Eustace charges,
does he not know rbat 10 do use suostantI-
ally the lang uage charged?
Another dodge-bJ Hswley. There was
10 controversy as to the eonstttationality OF
ne a&tarsllZa ION law-nobody ever claim
I'd that the natUrAilZauon laws Of Utah
~ere different from those elsewhere Ia the
United States Mr.. HawIe,
could Estate with great confidence" thai
,uch vas the taoI. But MIR. Hasley vas
sar, fal to not state that it was becaus+
Judge Wilson insisted on that gerry point,
hat the Governor and the PEesIdent va
dIssaus6, d with him. Orders had besh
sent oo from Wash ngIoH that Judge VII
son should prsclIcally change the Law so tar
Dc Utah was concerned -req0lring hin IO
ask the applicant for naturalization wheth. I
De was pOlygamist or believed IN pGlyRA-
ny,-quesuOns the naturalization law did
hUI require, AID ot Cause he refused 10 do -.
90 gave tfeHce to the Governor and abe
Pa s.jeut. Mr.. Hawlsy, we state With
SIeat COZ 6depte" knew all about this mat
,er aud mNde ,his statement merely as q
dndye he Law, as MIR. HHwaey we'll knew,
upon which The question of con.tItuIiobaiIl1
vas rAlseI, Vas the territorial Law reia.Ive -
he dratiDg or selecting Of Jurors. The
Governor aud Preei lent wsD,iag 1t done b.
The marshal. while Jadge Wilson hsid tia,
Il uIU.I be done under the provisions OF III,
! territorial lA~. And 1t was tor lis disa-
srsemeDt with the Governor AID Presid-B
! 70 these Two points that be vas removed
Vail Hawley deay shIs, or will be deny thai
Nc vac perfectly conversADt vita the whole
case, or that be has more than once repeat
d The sabst1Lce of what we here sIAls?-
RelCdHee Independent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-16
EXIT o'CoNoR.

Mr.. Charles O'0ouOr has zen his final an
swer TO the importanAte otrA. ght-outs. he To-
sists upon Ike. ping out of he contest. Neither
'sthe person al motives, he say4 .'nor the appr~-
''henslon thst yo-r contemplated move nent
must fail to accom- pl,sh any use nj result To-
''huenees 0e." The great la~yer ia as ''undeliv
9 able" as his would be su -porters. They boast
Of their resolution, but taey are beaten at their
own game. There is 8 severity and precision in
this no, which ia quite in keeping with 0'COn-
8 reputation
1t now onIy remains for the Democrats who
take the Louisville vi of the case to choose be-
tween having no voice In electlng the NE xt Pre-
dent, or voting fer Sen Grant. To vote for
0COpor Won d, of conrss, be equivs lent to not
voting At AL. some will cho ,se way, some
another. In proportion as they sympatbizs With
Ibe Louisville sentiment they will be eager t"
help in defeating Cree ley. and cry body know
that in he present situation there is only one
nr'ct'c.bls wsy "p+n TO that tnd.-Chicago
J0grHal- Grant paper.
Every day it becomes plkiner and palmer
that the Louisville affair was gotten Up aud
run by those who wish Grant reelected s, d
his policy cout,Bued. No Democrat, who
has thiube f II of brains, can tail to see
tbs. And when be does zee it be vail &c
WI bis a-ty-for Greeley and reform.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-16

lO0 Cash Gifts amounting to----....-.. $luISW
This Enterprise is endorsed by the Governor and
best business men OF the Stale
The small number of tickets issued l. n guarantee
Of speedy salem kes this one OF the hest chances
ever offered,
The only -afe way to senC Money il by Express.
Persons dssiruus OF a chance should secure tickets
al once. And thus save expense of premium on
ticket the drawing will positively take place No
vemher 9th. 1874
An fficiai list Of all the drawn numbers will be
sent to each pere9n who has remitted money 70 US,
immediate y after the drawing. Prizes will be sent
by express to the persons winning them.
Agents wanted. For full particulars address
Messrs. PATrEE Il CO.,
Omaha Nebraska.
Or Paltee & Co, ia Broadway, New oFk East
eTn Agents. seDtbd&wlm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-16
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURLD.

DR. BoHANNAN'S. we ETABLR cu
RAIlNE7 per1ansntIy cHres all forms OF SpeI-
m4tOrrhsa' or ''eeminal Weakness IN trUm Two
10 seven weeks time. Ii restores 'LosI Power
ana brings oscE the ~ outhful yigor" OF those
who have destroyed Il by sexual excesses or evil
practices Young msn suffering from the effects
of Iszt dreAdtuIiy destructive hAbit Of Self
ADuse use this medicine with the assurance
Of speedy and Permanent care. This remedy
has been used by ola DR.. BohADnan in his pri-
vate practice for over thirty years and has never
failed in curing even the worst eases. Price s
per pack age Sent to any address (iroe from
observation SOLD only Ur. Z. A. BOh&n
nan's Office, No 6Is North Fifth srrees st.Leuis
No Established in 1887.
raeh2a dwlN -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-16
DIR. C. F. BROWNS
IOUN6 AnkkICA LlNlMEAT.

HIS LINIhkNT HAS GAIN ED Last
i ing ,epuIaliOE, sb.re II has been used, IN
Dott vases which require an sKter1Al remedy
such as ThSulAA tIsIn sOTebess and swelling OIL
he breast pa!a and He&kness IN the back and
JOsnIE, ,prains, bruises, cramps, numbness,
frOzsn limos, oItes oil insects, Old sores, lever
sOr,s, goItre HweIled neck, paralysis. wounds,
ery.ipelSs, bites of rep lies, headache. white
evenings, mango. posonS, Ourns, all Iwellings,
salt Thsum, sorns, wATIs, sore eyer, ran arounds,
&C. We d&ny hear OF tue most ast nlshtnE
cures on an tlnals by this III ost ezesleLt remedy,
and hazard nothing IN saying that there never
been It's equal as a curative Tor horses. We
- IT. positN ely, that it Will cure any case OF
sweeney IN existence also splint, gala, sprsias
~ strains, bI Uises, scratches, wo&nds, bis head
WIND gale, eye swellings, etc, and has
lever failed fstul& pc levi, rlngbv e
and PAWN, v hen used the Deg q ming, strictly
according TO directions
For sale b. almost every merchant throughout
The Union.
Pre- % cents. For numerous certificates. see
directions u the wrapper.
AoTICE.-The 0. F. Brown Chemical Com
paay, a corporation organized under the laws of
ihe State OF New YorK, have purchased from
Ward, Sou, h7rlsns Co, the proprietorship Of
Or F. Brvwn'. Young America Ltnmen:.
The immease demand for this valuable Linz
DeTt has tempted unpriB cipied persons TO
ouaIsr'eil it. / n order to protect the public
.gsinst limitations, all the hume will have g
private United states Revenue stamp engraved
EXPIRE sly tor It, which stamp will be fund on
the wrs PIPER over the cork Of every bottle. 1t
represents hOrse held by a groom and is eL
crrcled by the words Dr. C. F FroWn's Young
American Eminent Each wrapper will have
be cut and tIHde mark Young American" ii
and also the words &C. F. Brown obsmiea
Co sole proprietor"
CAUTION The C. ?. Brown chemica
Company are determined to prosecute TO the fol
extent Of the law. ali Pc ons making or selling
the INIT alton or counterfeit article
cfice 90 William St New York
D.. "A
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-16

Extracts Of RoCts and Herbs which siuost in
vsriasiy cure the following complaints =
Dyspepsia Heart Burn, Liver Complaint, and
Loss OF ,ppeIite cured by taking Tea bottles.
Lassitude Low sririts and sinking Sensation
cured once.
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotohes, and ali imp uri-
ties OF the blood, bursting Ihroush the akin are
Cured readily by 70 Iowing the nirectIons CD the
bottle.
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Der&pgement
invariably ursd. One IotEle will convince the
most skeptIesl.
Worms expelled from the sEsrem without the
least difficulty Patients suffering from tnls
prevalent dl ease viii sye mArk~d change Tor
the better IN their coudition sf,er tai ing
bottle Worm faculties more prevalent
than is generally supposed in the Young. snd
they will fad he Quaker Rit1ers surv remedy
Nervous Difficulties, Neuralgia, c., speedi-
ly fe;reyed
theumaiism weiled Joints and all Serofulsr
Affections removed greatly relieved oy this
invaluable M dlcipe.
BroDchltis, Calarrh, Con ulsiops and Hys-
terIcs cured or niue Ri reh. we'd.
[ III cult Breathing, . in in the Lungs, Side
and Chest almost invariably cured by la ing q
4 fe bottles Of tie Quaker bittsrs-
All Difficult Female arrangements (Aimost
Invariably caused by violatl~n vi the orga uiS
laws, prevalent to the An eri ladies yell
| -eAdily 10 this invaluable medicine-the Quaker
BltteTs.
| All Impurities Of the Blood AMI disesses Incl
| dent to III always cured by the QUak e.
( Bitter, If ia sceof dir TO be directions
/ The Aged find in the Quaker Bitters just tbs
article they stand il need Of 10 their declining
years. II quickens the blood aud cheers The
min /, and aves the passage down the plane in
eiined.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-16

= Ne same platform, word for word, vas
-, BY the Democratic Nationsl Con-
.,,a Baltimore word more or
i..s A,d Horace Greeley and B. Crate
Re- -, eied unanimously
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-16

CURES ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
Diseases IN a saoTl time, either in male or
Rs"Alei charges low tets; uses no Mercury.
va DR.. BOhANNAN'S Treatise Oh Spec
81 diseases which fOliy sxpiain the nature,
'~oses' 81 mp'oGs, etc., of 'opermatsr rhsa'' or
seminal weakness" Syphlis, temals Com
plants, all 4@pedlmsnts 10 Mirage, and val
1aSle lnfor stl"n on other delicate su0 Iects sent
FnhE to address In PLAIN sealed envelope, or
reesiptof enc stamp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-16

Has a. Ssdt saent, no Filth. no Lac ss'phsr o.,
SassT o. cad 40 Estssrge, 90 Nitrate OF
Silver, wtt restore q AZ u IT, pres eats the
Hair fro ali,ng If an i e-tge,y se
from the Poisonous aad H4a1th Destroying
Drags assd IN uihs. Hair Pre- sra,ions
Keeps the il 10 q nies, healthy coulisien: is
a fne Dressing, nd has given the most abus
aaat satisfSetit usta thousands Who have used
st. Try bettls aud be eenyin sed Take no
other.
pr !. smith PAteRtee, Aver. Maks kapr
faetured and for sac By proctor Brothert,
Gloucester, Mass. All 6rst class Druggists
sell il. , g.
EA- Sand " ahrss cent stamps to Proctor
Bros an1 recelve ser retara mail Vain ab
T estise on he Human HAIR
m&r6dsod N wtwIy .c as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-16

We have publ. ~ 'esh 'nr -
debts Grants carp, osNo
10 the South but here Tug aeg1ees" "
ten Sontherp States!
At the end of the war. 40
SIG 4I5 300 ~ o<o'Vio
-t;ah ,no-o. n e. l52I0.7l6 The
-. ,a,h;ng 10 .ha.t THIS kind OF
Goverpmens The AdmiaissratioL seeA' "
keep alive.