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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-30

The following scholars have secured
standing of 81 or upwards on scale of
one hundred, in each study pursued, dur
ing the past month.
Gtrls.-Etta Solbers, Annie Magic, Ma
~ Nelson, Alice Roberts, Alice Canrirht.
Essie Burnett, Jessie Martin, Abbie Hull,
Bertha kostomlatsky, Ada Merren, Jen
ME Hodges, Alice Bacon, Jessie Ross.
Sarah Sherman, Mary Lantrv. Genie
Barnes, Ella Saekets Annie Nicholson
Josie Young.
BaW.-AEchie Northrop. Herman Lor-
enzen, Charles Solbers, Wilmer Ramsden,
Adelph Chlopeck.
Those neither absent nor tardy are:
Abbie Hull, Picnic Luiipg, Julia Ross,
Estella Smart, Mark Waldo.
L. J, NASH, Principal.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-30

We learn from oar real estate reporter
at Mishicott that, Mr.. Peter Rau has pur-
chased the farm and stock complete of Mr..
Adolrh Iausesu ror the sum of $4,000.
and takes possession Immediately, Although
We have no objections to Mr.. Rau buying
all the gcof farms in that vicinity, vet we
would prefer that all such men as A. Mau-
seau should repurchase in the county as we
can not afford to lose such men with their
capital from our growing county.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-30

w. j. TURNER, Of the firm Of II. G.. &
w. j. Turner, attor neys whose card will
be fpnni in or Business Directory" may
he rec.l on as 4 yoang man of more than or
binary legal and business attainmcnts, hav-
ins been Il partner with his father in Ozaukce
who is one of the old AMI cNpc. fence rrac-
TONERS Of the State, and well and favorahly
known TO the legal fraternity. Ills son v.
J. is recommended as hllin. Grir to
more than attain his fathers reputation.
For teas of the best quality, and most
exquisite favor, 20 to the Man;tDwoc drug
store lS-tf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-30

a BOY in Lockport, Illinois, who had
just come in possession of his first shot
gun, amused himself by banging away at
his father, who wa. greasing harness on
the wood pile. The old gentleman let him
practice few minutes, and thea famed
the yolng~ter with one Of the tags until he
concluded to so out on the Schuetzenfest
LIN.
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List OF Patents.

The following patents were issued from
the l. 5. Patent Office to citizens Of Wis
eonsin. for the week ending May 81, 1872
Reported for The PILor, by Alexander Il
Mason, Solicitors of Patents, COS Seventh
=, Washington, d. c.
llorse-Power-O. Q. Storlc, Milwaukee,
Earth -Angcr.-N. Earl, Depcr-
Wagon Brake Locks S. IIurlbut.
Potato-Bug Collector,-R. Z. Main, Or
egon-
Corder for Sewing Maehines.-I. Horn,
Fort Howard, Milwaukee.
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A SPLENDID assortment Of boots and
shoes at Ryder's.

The Cause OF TEMPERANCE finds some
of its most insidious and dangerous foes
in the many so-called "tonics .. and zap
pctizers, :" made of cheap whisky and re-
fuse liquors, finished up to suit depraved
appetites, under the name of medicines
Or. Walkers California Vinegar Bitters
are none of these. They are not bever-
age, bat genuine medicine, purely vegeta-
bic, prepared from California herbs by
regular physician. For all diseases Of the
stomach, liver. kidneys, bladder, skin and
blood, they are an infallible and unriv
allied remedy. - 43 4-w
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WilcOx's Ginger Pop and Re or

We often hear it said that Mr.. Wilcox is
making very much better beer and pop than
last year. This is partly owing to more
care IN its manufacturing, and partly from
new and novel improvement in putin . il
up, ne having pa c ase new bo. ties and
patent stopp'rs which are said to be per-
fectly reliable and are certainly mach more
convenient. Those interested would DO
well TO give him call and see for their
selves.
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COMMERCIAL.
0EEIEE OF THE DI

OFFICE OF THEPILOr. ]
MASIrowoc, My 80, 1872.
WINTER NHKAr-l 65al 20.
SPRING do II IS alAO.
OArs-36c.
WHITE PEAs-Good--50c al 70
GREEN, 90 Goo a 90.
PoTAroEs-45ca30c per bu.
BARLEy-Ssc.
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\ western paper relates that demo-
crat was dining at Il certain hotel one day,
when the polite waiter said to him, Beef,
don't care a d was the reply, ''any-
thing to beat Grant
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-30

THE bod ge County Democrat is a violent
opponent Of the Greeley movement, and
occupies that position alone in the Demo
cratic press of the State. The Racine H.
gus, Mineral Point Democrat, and Prairie
du Chen Press have abandoned their OPP
position 10 Greeley.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-30
LAST OF l. EJfER.S
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF NanitOwoC.

Port OF Nanltowoc.
aERIvEp-MAY 90
Stmr. Ma itoy c. Chicago, sund
ScHr Ia.ant, hauisteH,
Schr. Espin toIo. Grand Haven
stuir Saehoy-an, Chicag". sund
MAY p.
S'mr. h'nitowoc, Chicagr, sued
&C r. Nagic. Milwaukee,
Scnr Wave. Nil vaukee 6 tons coal, tons iron
seer I'len tu.ier. Milwaukee, slni
Schr kxpn Hent, Racine
Schr Mariner. Milwaukee,, 80 brls plster. 2 bris
whisSer
>chr. CaoeIa. Milwaukee.
MAY p.
SER. Ham ~ Etty. Milwaukee
Sehr Lnna. MiiwIuNce. suud
StrEr. Sleooy-an, Chicago. sUnl
MAY %.
Stnrr. Mauitowoc. Chicago, euui
MAY %.
Stmr. s. -bovGan, Chicago, su
hcIr E. NJ Stanton CIica %, 125 p'lgs croccri. s
cLEARED-MAY %.
Stmr Naritouoc. Chiclgo, sund
Scnr Island Frankfort sun1
MAY "a.
Scrr. FsH nG0'a. EilH lukea 1900 bu wheat
Stmr. :hebo7 gan, ,Gica-o. suuI
MAY %.
Stmr Mantuwo,. CnicAro surd
schr. Magic, Milwaukee,, IS els wood
ScnT- W ave. Milwaukee 2 Coz bu wheat,
Schr. Glen Cayer. Sliwankee 30 m s;ayes
>chr. Experiment. Mi aaukee IS eds wood
schr 1arriner, Milwaukee. 9010 ou wheat, 8 eds
ScEr Capella, NJ lwankee 81 eds wood
MAY 81
ser. 1'anrah Etty. Miisaukee. 4o0o posts
Schr. Luna. Milwaukee, % eds wood
stmr ahebo3 san, CaicaC". sund
NAY Is.
Stmr &anitowce, Chicago sund
MAY %.
Stmr. Sheboy-a', Chicago. SUM
Schr Jose ins. Milwaukee. sund.
Scar E; NJ otantan, Chica.o. SOC R R ties $3.50
telegraph poles. 15 eds wood, Is prls lime
Accident.
The Propeller Aaaistee of the Eng!e-
man line, while off Milwaukee about 40
miles, last Friday night in the fog collided
with the Sch. Anderson loaded with 10000
bushel of grain and sunk her in fifteen
minutes, no lives lost. The only damage
reported to the .Nanasfce is the loss of the
pilot house.
A. d. JONES says he saw the Sch. II.
I. itOfecda pass up, on its way to Chca-
90. Monday morning last Scarcely any,
body, that knows Capt. Albrecht's style oa
the get up,and get" would care to take
the JOB of competing with him. on the
wing. lie wrote Nr. Jones that he made
the trip down to Detroit in lightning time
and arrived of Buffalo, to soiourn in the
Ice eleven days, taking the gilt off of the
vessel, also out of its freight, yet is happy
trusts to luck, and stare. fate in the face.
Exports for the week Endi M May 90
6,9l0 bu wheat, 337 eds wood, 80 n
slaves, 1000 ce(iar posts, l, 800 slaves, l..
800 railroad ties, go telegraph poles, 1;
brls lime, and supdries.
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The Estcy Cottage Organ.

r. A. Dale, having bean appointed sole.
agent in this city for this celebrated Cottage
Organ than which there is none better in
use. takes this method Of informing the pub
lie that he will be glti 10 exhibit the same
to the musical public at his olicc Mt Ranch's
jewciry store. on York street. north side.
Sheet Music constantly on hand 43.lw
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neHfrc.

We understand our German fellow citi
zcns will have good time at Turner Hall
next Sunday evening. Mr.. H. nmbelin,
one of the best, if not the best German
comedian IN this country, will appear, as
sisted by Mrs. Dmbelin, who, we learn. is
lady of excellent talent, and AIr. Cohn.
all of the Milwaukee "Stadt Theater," and
some of our best home talents. The artists
intend to give few performances in this
city and have already secured the assis-
lance of our best performers, such rs Mr..
and Mrs. Whitman, etc
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-30

fRrIr prospects in this state, although
not as fattering rs last year, are consider
bly, better than average. Apple, pear and
cherry trees are in full bloom and give
promise of a bountiful harvest.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-30

An empty bottle was found in front of
business room. 1t lad been thrown there
by young man who had lately purchased
a bottle of that fins perfumery at the Man
itowoc Drug Store. II
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CT TRCHES.

We hope the boys who catch those
Perch either from the lake or Little Mani
to~oc river will bear in mind that the Pr
LOT Office Is as good market, to sell them
as they can find. Please remember
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234 South Water Street,
l3-43-ly Chicago, H..
IN BATE-MANITOWD COUNTY
/ Court. In the matter Of the Estate Of John
Il. CrOnin, deceased To all whom it may
concern: Letters of Administration on said
estate having been issued to Peter Mulho'-
land on the first day Of April A. u. lS72,and
six m, nths from and af,cr the .,9lh day of
May, 1872 being allowed and limited fer
creditors TO present their claims for e1amjn-
alton and allowance Notice is hereby given
that the undersigned sill,o the Isl Mon
day Of each month ut 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, ana on tie day of expiration Of the
said six months, at-the Probate Office in the
city of Manitowoc in said county, receive,
examine, and adjust all claims, and demands
of all persons against said deceased.
44-4w W. ". WALDO, County Ju lge
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-30

ORR farmer rejoicc in cool, wet cloudy
weather Grass, wheat and all other
grains are getting strong thrifty roots
up later in the sctson,anl the , igS cannot
come forward as they woalI in hot sun
shine. From the present lookout Manitowoc
county never had better crop prasccts than
now, We learn that even one mile from the
lake vegetation never looked better
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-30
CITY DIRECTORY.
.irnL end Reparf,re Of Nails.


Arriral and Departure Of Hdiis.
Datrv-Sonth. South East. South. southwest.
Leaves H,pito voc Daily at O'Clock ., m. and
arrives al Skeboygsn time for the cars to Fond
dn ac Three times week MONDAY, W Wednesday,
sna FRIDAY by the wav of Aewtonburg, Neeme.
Fdxards Howards Grove. To SheboygaD. and
three tIu,es a week-Tuesday. Thursday. and Sat
urday-oy wav OF Nordueim. Hika, Centreylile,
Eoeee to sheboygsn. a
Prom Mnnitowoc to Two Rivers, (dailyl at 6
o'clock o m, and arrives At Manitowoc at oclock
Tri.WeekIy-To Chiffon. Leaves Mantle
woe e-ery Tuesday, THURSDAY. and Saturday and
arrives at Chiffon at 6 m.
Arrives at Nanitowoe every Monday, Weines-
dsy and FRIDAY al p IN.
Tri-Weekly-ro Green Bay-via. Two
Rlver.-Ieaves Manttowoc every Monday Well
nesday and Friday at p n. and arrives ut Green
Bay next day az D N.
Arrives at Man,towoc every Tuesday, Thur
day and SATURDAY, at N.
Semi-Week,y-To kewaunee-yia Two
Rvers-Leaycs Manitowoc, Monday. aud Thurs
day TT m. and arrives at Manitowoc every
TuesdAv ard Friday at Z q N.
Wcckly-From hanitowoe to henasha-
Leaves Mantowoc every Friday at m, aud ar
rive. At IL NJ Sunday
The special Post Offices of Francis Creek. PraG.
and Rosencraus, get their maIl every Saturday
forenoon.
Post Office open for delivering letters from Z m
TO p
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-30

CnAs. l.. RYDER has just received a large
stock of ladies anil misses cloth shoes an
CATERS, manufactured expressly for him,
which lie viii sell at lower figures than
ever.
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NJ ar RED i.

the residence
Of \, iader, Esq, May %, by the Rev.
c. +. Stevens, Mr.. George Thomas, of
Mari,owoc, Wis, and Miss Ciarissa
Brown, of Manitowoc Rapids, Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-30

HORACE. GREELEY has retired from the
New York TriJans, but the Home Shuttle
Sewing Machine stands eminent. Has
a seit-setting needle, Price $40 Office st
Ranch store, York street 43-4w.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-05-30

TIE finest assortment of ladies' and
misses slippers in the city can he found
st Ryder's.
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DoSr fail TO examine the fiue stock If
boots and shoes at Ryder's before buying
elsewhere.
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Attachment Notice.

NTanitowoc County, City CT Manitowoc- S.
w In Justice Court, 10 Henry Koch
You are hereby notified that n warrent Of
attachment has been issued against you. am,
your property attached to satisfy the demand
of Peter Dickof and Peter Christmann plain
tits. ammounting to two hundred dollars.
now unless you shall appear before j. F.
LInns, Justice of the Pelce in and for said
County at his office in the city of Mani o W oc
IN said county, on the 18th day of Jane A D.
1872. ut 10 o clock in the 70 rcnoon. iudg-
ment will be rendered against you, AMI your
property sold TO pay these debts.
Dated this % h day of My ls72
PETER DICKOFF
PETER CHRISTNiNN.
81 crr r
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vi course everybody goes to theManito-
wee Drug Store for pure drugs and chemi-
Gals. /,
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Roll CardIng.

The undersigned improves this opportu-
nifty of returning his thanks to those who
favored him with their wool carding the
past sc ason, and at the same time, wishes
to inform his numerous customers and the
public generally, that he has lately sup
piled his carding mill with a new set Of
cards, and that he Is now prepared to do
wool earding equal to any factory in the
State. Satisfaction guaranteed.
PLINY PIERCE.
Manitowos Rapids, May %, 1882.
p. ). Wool may be left at Geo. X rhlers
or ut VI. Mahoncy's store in the city of
Manitowoc, and the rolls will be returned
in the same place. IL wv
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II NV Plaintiffs.
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY
L Court. In the matter of the estate of
Henry Heep. deceased. On reading
and filing the petition of Michael KEENAN,
of kossuth. representing among other
things that Henry Heep, late of koSsuth,
on the llth day of May. A. D. 1872, at
kossuth in said county died intestate leaving
goods, chattels and estate within this State.
and that the said petitioner is a neighbor
of said deceased, and praying tn admins
tratlon OF said estate be to him granted, il is
ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court, on Monday the 10th
day Of June. A. Il. 1872, AT 10 o clock a. M
at nay office in said County. Ordered fur
Their, that notice thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased
and to all persons interested, b. publish
ing copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing. in the
Manitowoc pilot, weekly newspaper pub
lished at Manitowoc. in said county
Dated at Manitowoc, the 10 day of May,
\. d. 1872. Wv WALDO
4S-3w County Judge
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RYpEH's new boot and shoe store or the
North side near the bridge. is the only
place in the city where can be found full
assortment
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yes l have found it now the Man
i'o~oc Drug Store is the place to buy
paints, oils, dye-stuHs, etc. l.
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flnf Hat, 'sps Belts hrrts Badge mn.
fIkS pts , S,;i,r Ne vie e., and Parade At III
G Ala rs e. BS, late H. l. GRaT,Csp
send for iustra ted Circulars. civ
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Our citizens generally will be glad to
learn that our towsmar, Frank Kostorlaskv.
has so improved in healtt, as to get down
stairs on Monday. lie has been suffering
from the effects of a severe cold, ar-rava-
ted 10y weak lungs, for more than two
weeks. We hope to sec him around again,
soon, in usual health.
7. 5. Cole, represent n. Pierce & Whal-
lng, iron merchants of Milwaukee, was in
town Tuesday looking as scanial as eve,
Mr.. Cole understands his business thor
ongh'y or lie coul not travel for this holsc
rs they make 4 specially of heavy iron.
AMI is as large, if not the largest house
west of Cleveland, Ohio.
We We're sorry to learn that or friend
Charcs Kind, agt,sa.y ut Gibson, HIS jt>t
heard Of the dcltl! of his sister, the wife
Of DR.. Frc'l. Hahn Of the city of Sheboy-
gan on Saturday las.
Among the arrivals this week at the
Nindiatc House we notice
=" N"t|H!uScn attorney nl Tue Lake
Shore Railroad
W. RusSel, agent for .Tcwett & Sher-
mans Spice Mills, and j. G. Calkins of
Milwaukee.
O.S Avery, heavy produce dealer in the
Lake Superior trade at Green Bay.
W f. Holmes representing the Amcri-
can Oil Company of Cleveland Ohio
}. NJ. Woods heavy wool operator of
Chicago.
Geo. +. Reed and J. '. Adkins of APP
pleton.
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County Officers.

Sheriff A. Wittenberg.
Clerk 90 the Court. A. Pienine.
Reris;er OF Deeds. John Franz
county Clerk g. W Rurnet.
County Treasurer, @. Even.
COUNTY Judge w. W. Waldo
Suot OF Sc roofs. Michaei kIr van.
Chairman Board OF SUPERVISORS, II. z. HQhbtr
Dist Attorney. z. B. Treat.
CITY Government.
Mayor Gas. Luling
Clerk, Joseph Rankin.
Trea~srcr 4. N Richter
Ponce Justice, Don. 4 Shove.
Attorney. g. \ Forest.
Marshal, Jacob Halyersan
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Those wishing to secure bargains should
call IT the Maatowoe Drug Store ii
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Mans cloth boots and summer shoes ofail
kinds at Rvder's
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

@e viii send \ hsndsorn4 p'ospectus 1f or New L.
ustatet tsy B, lie cont 'iniuI 40 fee Scripture
iiit STATIONS to any Book AGENTS 2 ee of cha g..
HdfItss NATIONAL PCDIIsHING Co., Che ,go, l.:
Cihcl' natl- ONO; o., ST Lou :, Mo, saw
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Hanitoso" Lodge No. e. A. F. & A. d., m .e,s
frs. and q ird edu"sIay 10 each month. A. j.
Pstchcn, " w.: u. u ualiey, Z. S; H. Rand, t.
Chickern ne Lode. No. 55-L o. o. F.-meets
every russdaN evening. f A. Bean. " G.; j. ".
e. Langw ortiy, V. G.; r. ID. smart. r. 8; =. A
Stane, T.
Nanl,ovoc Lodge. No. 1911. o. o. F.-meets
evcr7 " ednesday event :. John BPcEer. y. O.;
AlbertGreve. Y. G.; August DGnow, r. D; g. 4
suaner. T.
CHURCHES.
St Bonif.cies Catholic Church. corner nf Min
and Marshal streets established 1855. Rev. j
Fcssler, Pastor. Hours of services EarlY Mass 1t
J. n. High Mass At 10 a. IN. Nespcrs at 80 D.
Week daY Mass at 5 A. in.
FIRST German Evangelical Lutheran Chufcn
In. e. cor. Marshall aad Eigth sts.l establishe
1855. Rev. NJ. II. Quehi, pastor Service At 10
a. m Sunda. school service IT ~ D. m.
Methodist Eniscopa. Cnurcn. Rev j. Layalle,
Pastor, Preaching, 1917 a. m. and .. IN. every
Suniay. Sunday School 20. IN. Prayer meet
ing. AoBGav, Tuesfas ana Thursday evenings.
First Presbyterian Church OF Aanitn~oo organ
is-d June 10Th ISL Rev. c. B stevens. pastor.
Services a. ~ u lock ]. ~. and at -! ,. IL.
s ndhy SchoGI sery ce' At n'ciack p.
ST. James Church IL, l>coPGD Organized Feb
-, 1913. Rev. +. r. Hah, Rector. Services ca
sunday: 1o4 a. m. aui ~ How Day.: 103.
N. SurG1y School. , D III.
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- - y N0I'''c''V '-TT'Vt' WV IUrh
xIo SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS

MONEY K H.pE oa d,t. S sszni, and
I'd iu pa ticulaIs Fokh. ). ii. sPENCER. Brsttie.
DO c, VI 2ia
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Exports for the week Endi M May 90.
6,9l0 Blu wheat, 337 eds wood, 80 m
slaves, 1000 ce(iar posts, l 800 slaves, l.
500 railroad ties, go telegraph poles, IS
brls lime, and supdries.
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S'EraC nal

BOYS and mems fine and heavy shoes of
all styles at Ryder's.
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STATUARY

in Marble. Gypsum or Wood, executed with
neatness and dispateA.
York Street. One Door East OF
Pilot Office. l6-lv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19
Chicago Grain Market.

OHlCAGOt jan To-
Flour-Quiet and unchanged; only local de-
mAnd with shippers being out of market.
Whsst-Dull unsettled and Irregular; demssd
msiAly speculative; No 2 sold early at 81 %
cash /; declined to 81 20; closed dull at 81 224
seller Feb'y opened at 81 "a; closed at 81 2S4 !;
No l nominal; No 3 duh at 81 IA.
Corn-AoderstelyA active snd q shade lower {;
Ne 8 sold early At 4Osc; closed ct 4o4s40se
cssh sellsr Feb'y closed ct 49SAloSe; May 4lse
rejected dull ct $50.
0sts-Quiet and easier, No2 3?sA323o cash !;
364c fol seller Msy; rejected 29o.
Rye--Scarcs and firm No 2 closed st 6Tsc
bid.
Barlsy-Vsxy dull; IL ears Ee2 sold at 6OA
60Ao cash.
Whisky--stesdy and firm.
Seeds-In ac.ivs demand and higher; fair TO
prime s. 2sAs 50; clover dull at IS ses6 o. for
fsiE TO good.
Dressed Hogs-opened dull; buyers rsfusing g
70 hold except ut . reduction, but holders refus-
ed to make concessions and market closed
fairly active at 81 S6a4 96 for mixed and ohoiee
lets.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19

HUMAN WREoEs.-Esery day aud hour
we meet with broken down specimens oil
bumRuiiy-wrecks that seem past hope OF
salvage. At least seven-eights of these
might be filed with new vitality, by .
course Of DR. WALKSR's CALIFORNIA VINE
GAR BtrrERs. Many are suffering from the
reaction of rum polluted bitIers or powerful
minerals. II is characteristic of DR..
Walkers Great Restoratice tha, it neutral
ICES the effect of these mis-calsd remedies,
aud Aocomplshos, 10 due time, q perfect
cure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19
RoHREas ExPECroRAL WILD CHERRY
TONIC.
The Universal Family Remedy.

Ia the best known remedy for sore ,hro.,,
in its worst and most aggravated forms
Hundreds have been cured BY only using
one bottle. Il is also IN unfallible remedy
aud sure cure for fever and sgue and al
diseases of the stomach and intessines,
DiaPep'iA, Pain Of the Kidneys and back
lnaAmA'iOn of the bladder, gravel. 1t is
pleasant to take and can be given to any
child. Ladies. young or old, suffering from
general debility weakness aud irregularities
will hnd j. an edicaciOuS and never failing
rsmsdv. Call for it A' John Bsugs,on's, OF
Emil Knhler, or address J. Rohrer. sole pro.
prietor, Lancaster, Pa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19

A gentleman writing from the far west
says: 81 muss have Renne's Pain-kIlling
Magic Oil in the house. Il is the best
family medicine for curing ali kinds Of pain
! have fornd, and cost what il will must
have it " Aud who blaneS Ihe man Do
ron use il reader2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19

BAKING POWDER, gained from its Al~ay
being as represeu,ed-srrictly pure CONS
bining all of the elements needed for q
wholesome, nutritious, and perfect baking
powder.