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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-31

JAPAN TO LoNDoN.-Conespond writing
from London comment upon the superior quick
ness ne, o. the mail service from Japan by way of
Ihe united states, over the service by way of
company steamer Dounai, for instance, left
lokohama, August 18th, reached Suez on Inc
ism OF September and was expected AT Mar.
settles on The 9th Of October The English mail
by way OF San Francisco left Yokohama, August
23d, per Great Republic, reached San Francisco
September 2sth. Thus, the mail by The French
line, which Is the fasiest Of the Indo.Euronean
lines, was 81 days reaching Marseilles from
Yokohama, and day and a half later probabiv
in reaching London, making, say 53j DAYS IN
all. The mail by the American route reached
London from Yokohama In 36 days. Here d 4
difference Of ia days. A knowledge of facts
like these has induced parties in London nav.
ing relations with Japan TO direct the transmits.
sion Of adyices by way Of the United States,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-31

The Republicans of Worcester Representative District
No. TO- comprising the Ist "a 80 and sth wards of the
City Worcester the town of Paxton requested
TO send delegates to convention to be held in Worces
ter THURSDAY. Oct. 81. at ~ P " the Republican
Headquarters, Spy Building. Tor the purpose of nom-
mating three candidates for Representatives to the Leg
lature.
The basis of representation to be the same as the
State Convention.
For the District Committee.
Il. NJ. GOULD, Chairman.
Worcester, Oct. "A, 1872. dim o25
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For Conuressmcn.

District FLAMES BUFFINToN ofFan River.
2-BENJAMIN W. HARRIS, off. Bridgewater
" 3-WILlIAM WHITING, OF Boston Highlands
4-SAMUEL HOOPER, OF Boston.
5-DAN1EL W. G00CH, Of Merose.
6-BENJAAfIN F. BUTLER, of Gloucester.
7-EBENEZER Il. HOAR, of Concord.
7-s0ldl c. c. ESrY. of birmingham.
S-JOHN NJ. :. WILLIAMS of Cambridge.
9-GE0RGE +. HOAR of Worcester.
l0-ALEAH CR0CKER, of Fitchburg.
n-HENRY L. DAWES. Of Greenfield.
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Weinberg Bros /, 357 Main street, have now
complete assortment Of ladies', gents and chill
dren's under garments.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-31

NEW YORK Oct 9O.--COtton in buyers favor, with
good export demand; sales 1873 bales middng uplands
q 29c Flour in buy ers favor sales 800 bbs state s55
90 $780, Ohio $500 a. $3.50; western S575@900 south
S1l0 a. S2, Wheat lc better with better export
demand; sales $1,000 bush; No spring Sl,5s a l6l; No
2Sl47 "a Los; winter red western Sl,57@l6j; white
Michigan Sl,7O 69 ZOO Corn a shade hrmer, and in
fair export demand; sales $4,000 BUSH steamer nike
western 63H@6ic sail do. 6ih a. 64Nc Oats shade
better and rather more doing; sales $4,000 bush;
white 4id5Oc; old western mixed Al a 4Shc. Beef dun
at s4@lO Pork dull and easier; new mess Sl5,S5 a
1880; prime Sl,5O Lard easier at 81 61sXc. Buttera
little more dong state 2iG28c, Whskey quiet at 932
Ce9ie Rice dull at II g shc; Sugar firm MuscoyadO
yA@ll0Sc; refining 81 G9Nc; Havana Coffee firm;
Rio l5h@lSAc. Molasses nominal; clayed 2O625; Mus
coyado Posse. Turpenne dull at 62Nc; rosin dull at
81 80 for s. aimed Petroleum quiet; crude l4h a l4c;
refined 26S@26hc. Tallow firm at h@0 5lGc, Linseed
CINCINNATI. Oct 30.Pork firm and scarce for city at
S4,bO@5. Lard nominal old steam at 7ac; kettle at
Ihc sales Of new steam at Ac. Bulk meats-shOulders
m at 5he sales of new at SIC, partially cured; old
sides onered sales Onew clear rib at 81 clear sides at
sac, packed Baconsales clear rib sides at l0c Shout
ders nominally SIC; clear sides held at llc Hams
sugar cured quiet at II "a l7Ac for summer and winter.
demand at &c.
NEW ORLEANS Oct 30 Cotton firm mt l9Ae
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sooner chop her head off than to think of snug
Cling, unfastened pound of tea from her ske-
eton, and asserted that it must have been placed
there by some designing person. Another one
Indignantly denied the right of search" but
after remaining a prisoner for an hour or TWO,
told the search TO "take it and go TO grass"
throwing package of ribbons and laces on the
floor. A lot of calico was found on another,
some velvet on another and at least ten per cent
of the whole number were found to be engaged
in smuggling. The officials were satisfied with
confscating the goods, and it is said that
women who land from Canada during the day
to-day will be marched up stairs and turned
over to the care of the grim female who needs,
no threats and melts at no sigh.-Detrou Free
Press
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lists combined found impossible? Townsend
seems to think so, and knowing those gentle
men so well as he does, perhaps he ought to be
accepted as a competent Judge.
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For GOVERNOR
WILLIAM B. WASHBURN, of Greenfield.
Eeutenant-GOveTnoT.
THOMAS TALBOT, Of Billeriea,
Secretary Of State.
OLIVER WARNER, Of Northampton.
Attorney General.
CHARLES Il. TRAIN. of Boston.
Auditor.
CHARLES ENDIC0rr, Of Canton.
treasurer.
CHARLES ADAMS, JB.. Of North Brookheld.
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In this city, Oct 20, Z Adelia Fay, aged 81 yrs.
Funeral services at Il O'Clock noon Friday Nov LIST,
at Is Shelby ST. The remains will be taken to Souhboru
for nterment. Friends invited attend without
further notice. 1871
In Glastonbury, Conn Oct 29 Kittrodge NJ D, lor-
merly of Nashua. \ II,
IN Eau Pleine Wis, Oct TO- of pneumonia sally II
Billings, formerly Of lewiston agee IS yrs mos.
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NoTIoE.-Those who have tried the homeopathic
remedies In the recent horse distemper say it
works well. The remedies can be had at T. A.
pickey & Co.'S. 925 Main street.
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THE HORSE EPIDEMo.-Eighteen thousand sick
horses in New York-SOOO in Brooklyn-SOOO in
Jersey City-boats and produce upon the canals at
a standstill-men carting merchandise through our
cities-street railroads and omnibuses unable to
move-the government stopping the importation of
horses from Canada-are part of the evidences of
the terror and loss already occasoned by this ter
rible disease and its ravages to have Just COM
menced.
The immediate treatment of the disease, both to
restore horses already afflicted, and to prevent
Others from taking it, is what every desires to
know.
While the air is surcharged with this endemic
malaria, animals must not be overworked. They
must be fed soft food-like bran-mash, carrots and
sailed hay-not allowed to drink coldIwater-must
be well blanketed, kept warm and have plenty of
clean bedding Those which are SICK in addition
to the above, should be given warm hax-seed tea
muriate of ammonia and belladonna or aconite,
and sweet spirits of nitre-the nostrils and eyes
kept clean with soft sponge well rinsed in warm
water, and the windpipe, throat, chest, belly and
legs bathed and wrapped in some penetrating emol-
lient. And for this nothing seems so well adapted
Centaur Liniment. This article is very penetrat-
ingis quickly absorbed by the system, and appears
to act alike upon the glands, muscles and lungs 1t
is a certain preventive ana superior TO opodeldoc,
turpentine capsicum. Well horses, treated as
above will not take the disease in either of its three
forms-catarrhal, rheumatic and gastro-erysipela-
tous-all termed epizootc Influenza Unless some
thing be immediately and effectively done to avert
this terrible maady, the national industries will be
paralyzed and financial panic ensue.
Ladies, if you want real point or thread lace
collar or barbe call at Weinberg Bros. 357 Main
street.
NEW INVENTION, by NJ. R. Pearson, Grafton,
Mass. Pearson's dumbell car coupling. This
coupling is operated without going between the
ears, the operating part attached to one car will
connect with any other that uses a link and pin,
will Idsconnect itself when a wheel breaks or car
runs off the track, and one car may run down a
bank and not take another with it.
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Another new lot of slipper patterns, at greatly
reduced prices, at Weinberg Bros 357 Main street.
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For Senators-Worcester County.
District l-GEoRGE +. THOMPSON OF " oreester.
2-SAMURL NJ GRIGGs If Westboroueh.
S-HENRY L. BANCROFT Of Millbury.
. An. L. JOHNSON of Dana.
' 5-GEURGE A, TORREY OF Fitchburg.
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S@em advertisements.
NREE EVENING DRAWING SCHOOL.

Classes commencing at ~ o'clock will be opened in
the school house Walnut St, west entrance fol-
lows:
L. MONDAY, Nov 18th. Advanced Glass in Free
Hand Drawing. comprising such students as have re-
eeivei instruction one more terms.
II. TUESDAY Nov. 18th Advanced Glass in Me-
chanical Drawing, comprising such students have
received instruction or more terms, with the of
instruments, to meet in the north room.
III. TUESDAY, Nov. 18th Beginners in Free Hand
Drawing to meet in the south room.
~. WEDNESDAY Nov. 18th. Beginners in Tnstru-
mental Drawing, to meet in the north room
V. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18th, Glass for Architects and
Carpenters, to meet in the south room.
A further subdivision of classes may be necessary.
Each stndent will need drawing board Is "a inches
in size, and for of storage no other size
should be used.
Pencils, paper, drawingboards, &c. of uniform quail
ty. may be procured at the rooms
10 facilitate the best classification, all who propose to
enter should meet with their class tho first evening
assemblies and none need apply for admission who can
NOT devote TO TINS study two evenings week. Pupils
from the schools will not be admitted
Teachers are desired to Join one of these classes
The regular evenings Tor the meeting of each class
will be announced future
BY order OF the Committee on Drawing,
A. 7. MARBLE,
o3l dtnll Supt Of Schools.
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"A BOOK Tor Every MAN.
The ''S0IENcE OF LIFE, or SELF RESERVATION" a
Medical Treatise on the Cause and Cure of Exhausted
Vitality Premature Decline IN Man Nervous and Ply
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rhga Seminal Weakness and all ,ther diseases ars
ng from the errors of youth the indscreOns or
of mature years This is indeed book for every
man Thousands have been taught by this work the
true way to health and happiness 1t Is the cheapest
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this class of ills worth reading l9Jth edition. revised
much enlarged, illustrated, bound ia beautiful French
cloth. Price 81. Sent by mail postpaid on cept OF
price Address PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE No. 4
Bulhnch ST., Boston, Mass. or Dr. W. H. PARKER, As
sistant Physician. N. B.The author may be consulted
on the above, well as all diseases requiring skill and
experience deoplyr jas
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For Councillors.
District 7-GEoR6E WHITNEY of Royalston.
4-MILo HILDRETH Of Marlborough.
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~TTEI1EfTtF'F
Buy and Sell Railroad, City and County Bonds.
SPECIAL attention given to orders for purchase and sal
of Stocks at Boston and New York Boards.
Agents for the various lines of European Steamships.
Passages secured from Europe cabin steerage)
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Drafts
drawn payable in any of the principal cities Of Europe
Allow interest on deposits subject to cheek at sight
Special deposits for three months longer received
with interest at current rate. diff apl0
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Ladies, if you want real point or thread lace
collar or barbe call at Weinberg Bros, 357 Main
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-07
THE CREDIT MoBrLrER BRrBERy

The people of the United States have
been directly swinded out of $50 900, 900
By the Cakes Ames affair. Read the arti-
cIss in this paper on the subject Mark the
phrases in the last letter of Ames in the
article dated Washington, Oct l. Ameri-
political literature may be searched in vain
for sentence of infamy equal to that of one
in this epissls. After stating quite as a matter
Of fact that more Credit MobiIier stock was
wanted in Washington because the mpauy
needed more friends in Congress, tbis in
famous fellow pens sentence which, tboug
now cold, will reddsn the cheek of every
decent American "And if q man will look
into the law land 1t is difficult to get them to
do IL unless they hare an interest to do SOY
he cannot help being convinced" etc
Whether the truth be that Ames is liar, OF
that Congress is the stew be would make it,
there is a depth to the degradation of this
Credit Mobiier matter that gives it an impor.
lance beyond that of mere partisan political
capital. If our legislators are such as these
We may despair Of the Republic Read
TOO, the names of the bribed meB,-ons 6
/ Vice President and the other q candidate fol
/ Vice-Prssideut.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-07

As has bsen announced in The ARGUS
the Grand Lodge Of the Independent Orde
of Odd Fellows, meets in annual session al
Darts Hall tomorrow morning at ten
o'clock. The indications are that there will
be much larger attendance tran usual. Ii
is expected that about five hundred dele.
gates and visiting brethren will be in the
city. At present writing over one hundred
delegates are present, and the hotels and
other places of sccommo cd alton are FAST
filing up. Among the number already
here We notice Gen J. c. Smith, NJ. W. G
NJ. Gslana; n. c. Mason, Z. W. G. Ssc'y
Peoria; j. Ward Ellis, Grand Rep, Chr.
csgo; E. B sherman, Sec'y Relief Com,
o. O. F., Chicago John Lake, p. D. G. M
Rockford r. II. Jordan, p. d. C. NJ, Chi
cago; Hon. Fred BroSs, p. G. W., Cairo
Jos E. Conklou, P G. c., Champaign D.
d. Hatfield, G. NJ. DuQuoin. DR.. A. N
Dodge, P. c., Marion VIM. Schuchsrt, P
G., Chester; q. S. Kerr, p. &. NJ, Bloom
ington; Louis Fursi, P G; r., Peoria R
q. JordOD, of Chicago, and many others
prominent in the Order.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-07

OBrTUARY.-Ths death of MIRA. Julia Il
Plummer, wife of DIR. s. c. Plum mer, of
this city, ia announced in the proper place
in this paper. She was a native of Burg
Hill, Ohio, where she resided with her par
ents until after her seventeenth birthday,
when she was married to the Doctor, and
they moved to Greenville, Penn. After q
residence Of two years at Greenville they
came west and settled in this city, where
they have since resided. Since last January
Mrs. Plummer has been . patient sufferer
aud confined to her bed, bearing up with
true christian forlitude until Sunday morn
ing, (Oct. 6th,) when her spirit took itu
flight TO the "LAnd Of the Hereafter" By
her death her husband loses . faithful and
loving wife, hsr two sons and three daugh-
ters . kind and affscftonate mother, and the
Presbyterian Church, with which she has
bsen connected for the past fifteen years, is
is deprived of one of its mOsI efficient and
worthy members. But her chisfsss charm
was that of christian wife and mother
And il was shiS fully rounded life, filed
with the perfume Of charitable deeds that
endeAred her Lame to all who knew her.
The funeral took place at the residence Of
DR.. Pluumsr, at two O'Clock this after
nOOn' and was largely attended. In the alb
'enes OF the resident Pastor, Rev. Wm.
Spencer of Moline, conducted the exer-
eisss.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-07
PEORIA ROCK ISLAND R.R.
v,ou t,l.un IN prov,.

Passengers leaving ROsk Island on the Q. r.
?. road at s.l5 p. m. 90 directly through &,
Leaveuvorth, Kansas, arriving there at II .. IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-07

FRrGHTFUL RUNAwAY.-A pair of spr-
tied horses, belonging to Daniel S. Hawley,
Of Pleasant Valley, Iowa, hi,ched to load
ed farm wagon, were being driven across
the railroad tracks to the ferry boat this
Monday afternoon, when two women were
coming from the ferry boat, one of whom
flirted a veil or handkerchief in such way
as to frighteu one of the horses. The team
ran, the driver doing his best to stop them,
bat without avail. At T. Ystess shop they
broke q telegraph pole, knocked YAtes's sign
down, aud ran she end Of the wagon pole
plump through an upright boiler, viii was
standing there, breaking the pole and throw.
ing the horses to the ground with great vio-
lence. No other damage of serious char
acter was done. The driver and the horse,
were both considerably bruised.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-07
A Disabling Disease.

No disease which does not conine man to his
bed completely units him for business dyspep-
sia. When the stomach is foul the brain is always
muddy and confused, and the cares and anxieties
of life are sufficient burden for the organ OF
thought 10 bear, without being tormented by the
miseres born OF Indigestion, it is highly desirable
for the brains sake well for the sake of every
other portion of the system, that the disordered
stomach should be restored with the utmost dis
patch to healthy, vigorous condition This object
can always be accomplished by course of Hostel
ters Stomach Bters, the purest and best of vegeta
bic specifics, which evacuates the morbid humors
through the bowels, ronses and tones the torpid
stomaeh and regulates the liver, imparts rmness tc
she nerves and clears the sensorium of its menta
cobwebs. Persons subject attacks of indigestion
bilious headache, rregularity of the bowels, sick
ness at the stomach, 'the blues, should take the
Bitters once or twice day throughout the presen
seAson
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-07
NOTES. HERE AND THERE

Clear, pleasant weather.
Nothing doing in police court.
Thanks TO Mrs. Charlie Fisher for two
beautiful boquets Of flowers.
Fresh oysters, fruits, cakes, pies, coufsc-
tionery, etc., at Weir's restaurant.
City Council met in regular session at four
O'Clock this afternoon. Proceedings pub
lishsd Tomorrow.
The Langrishe troupe play in the DAven-
port Opera House each evening during the
present week.
The Northern Line steamer Dubuque
lsaves for ST. Louis in the morning, and the
Muscatine for 81. Paul.
Farmers are bringing their produce to mar
ket, and the streets are well filed with load
ed wagons aud pedestrians.
The public are invited to call and exam
inc the stock of hats, caps, &C., ct Living
ssOn's, before purchasing elsewhere.
Always examine every page of this pa
per, for you will 6nd reading matter on sv-
cry page which deserves attention.
| A rise Of three feet occurred in the Chip
pewS river, last week, and ell the lumber
above Chippewa Fall has passed over the
falls.
! Ryan, the halter, corner Main and Sec
oud streets, Davenport, has large stock Of
hats, caps, gents furnishing goods, &c. He
invites call.
The gutter along the east side of Market
Square is to be improved also the one on
the south side of Illinois, between Eagle
aud Buffalo streets.
A beAatiful bOqrsi Ofaowsrs on the desk
at the Harper House attracted much at.ent iou
onSsturdsy last Il was from MrsWm. s
Thomas, Carbon Cliff
Last Friday evening q party of young
men from this city started on duck hun
up the WApsie in Iowa. Theyare expected
to return tomorrow night.
Many prouiusn, Radicals of Cook county
Ill, admit that Chicago and the county vii
give majority for Greeley and Bro~n-Al
of which is encouraging to the friends o
reform.
Persons driving about the city after darl
should exercise great caution and take no
iice of the signal lights plsc d as warniaI
near the trenches where new gas pipe is be
ing laid. Several narrow escapes are re
ported, aud serious accidents are liable /
occur.
: A match game of foot ball was plsye
? Saturday afternoon, near the Third War
+, school building in this city, between Ii
r College Club, Of Davenport, and the Nc
line Club. Tho game was fifty, and III
Davenport club reached that number whe
the Moliners had made just four tallies.
The passenger train from Sterling owe
! the r R. ]. & St. Louis road was delAye
' About two hours this morning 10 consequ
of sn accident. a short distance out frou
Sterling, the train parted and the hind par
running into the forward cars jsmmed on
of them up pretty badly end injured
brakeman somewhat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-07
LIBERAL NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS


The following is the complete list of Lib
eral candidates for Congress 10 the State
excspt the three Chicago districts, in which
nominations have not yet been made:
Dist.
l. Lucius B. Otis, of Chicago
2. Carter q. Harrison, of Chicago.
3. John V. LeMoyne, of Chicago.
4. Seymour G. Bronson, of Rockford.
5. James Dinsmoor, Of Sterling.
6. Calvin Truesdsle, of Rock Island.
I. Gavion D. A. Parks, OF Joliet.
s. George o. Barnes, of Lscon.
8. Nicholas Z Worthington, of Peoria
10. William q. Niece, OF Macomb.
IL. Robert NJ. Knapp, Of Jerseyville.
~. James G. Robinson, of Springfield.
ID. Clifton b Moore. of Clinton.
Ia. William E. Nelson, of Decatur.
Is. John R. Eden. of Suli'an.
l6. Silas l.. Bryan. of Salem.
II. William r. Morrison, of Waterloo
Is. George W Wall, of Du Quoin.
10. Samuel s. Marshall, OF McLeansboro
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-07
Causes of ALL Diseases.

The cause of all diseases, whether acute OF
chronic, arise from a diseased condition of the
blood. Blood that is poor, blood devoid Of
those elements that give to every part of ami
mated nature its nourishmsnt and support. II
is i'm possible for disssse to invade the system il
tho blood is Iioh, pure, and healthy, and it il
also impossible for any person 60 take DR.
Prices Blood EnrIcher without benefit, durable
benefit, strength aud good feeling that does no
die out when medicine Is discontinued. Drug
gists sell it, also DR. Prices Special Flavoringl
and Cream Baking Powder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-07

In nun bers there Is safety. 1t was upon this
principle that the formula of Judsons hOUA-
TAIN Hem PILLs was prepared. DR.. Judson,
intending to spend fortune in advertising nis
pills, submitted his recipe to the revision oil
the most intelligent and learned physicians OF
the age, and the result is a simple bur most efi-
eaciOus medicine-the JuDsoBs MCUNTAIs
HEsB PILLS. They purify the blood, remove al
distractions, cleans the skin of all pimples
and blOtehes, and are perfectly sure and safe in
their operation. The JUDsoE's MOUNTAIN HERR
PILLS cure Billiousness, Female irregularities
Headache, and many OF the diseases arising
from impure blood and a deranged digestion
Use the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills, snd
when you have proved their virtue rseonmen q
| them to your friends. They are both sugar
coated and plain. For sale everywhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-07
ROBBERS ExPECToRAL WILD CHERRY
TONIC.
The Universal Family Remedy.

The Universal Family Remedy.
For Dyspepsia AMI Weak Stomach.
For the Liver aud Kidneys.
For Coughs and Sore Throat
For the Longs and Splitting Of Blood.
For Weakness and General Debility.
For Loss of Appetite.
For Sick Headache,
For DiarrheA and Dysentery.
For Fever and Agus.
For Bilious Fever.
For Cholera MoybuG aud Cramps.
For PAlpitatioD of the Heart.
For Broken down Nervous System.
For Neuralgia and Rheumatism.
For Purifying the Blood.
For iuhamed and Sore Eyes when caused
BY the Impure state of the Blood
Call for it a. John Bsngston's, or Eui
Keher, or address J. Rohrer, sole propris.
tor, Lancaster. Pa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-07

Prof. T. A. Fry informs his many friends
Of this city and vicinity that be has severed
his connection with NJ. De La Brown, and
opened his college in Mr.. Henry Darts
rooms, over Heugstlsr & Steugle's tobacco
store. He has engaged a first class assist
ant, who will be here tomorrow, and solicits
the patronage of all.