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New-York tribune., 1872-08-13

20 PER CENT INVESTMENT
THE AMERICAN BRIDGE CO.,
OF CHICAGO, ILLS.
L. B. BOOMER of Chicago President.
toEs,SrrED AuGusr l. l57o)
Authorized Capital Stock, $l,OOO,OOO.
ALL PAST DUB INSTALLMEHTs MUST BIZ PAID WITH
INTEREST, AT TINE oP SUBSCRIPTION.
TIE whole amount Of the authorized Capital Stock Of this Company not
pr payments for be made four uens % per cent
ssch VIZ: .,.
rs per cent, August /, is7a
25 per cent, September | Ia7s
The sub.coS1 Bool now open al the oe. OF the undergned
vi" R be ss S 1s1a . Soo S " o OBI f% & 'Ga 5 g % 700 and o.
Company present surplus OF 362S0 "a,
and doing aSda business osS sOa,iad @ $ $sn are % d Goa
sI250.O6O Of work for various Railroads in tue United S'ie'
among which may be mentioned the
CHICAGO, II. I. G. PACIFIC,
CHICAGO G. y. WESTERN,
MICH. CENTRAL.
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
ATLANTIC &c PACIFIC. &c
And the conpry now offered work So O0O
900, including Of she largest bridges eyer built a .ls eoa
ep a. immense amounts of material constantly
hand and the Company qgea obliged to receive in part pay
railroad other bonds which are perfectly good
securities. bot not always Immediately marketable
land IN Chicago which lead
real will be worth 10 SIX years at least pOO'
= equal 10 the whole proposed capital -,
proibues Of the enterprise Inc
its 1rganon aud up 10 the J
December 1871 total OF 80 3 feet Of bridges turning tables ana
6 iron pnuma,e and pile substrciure costing
S3400 O00 and have fac s for the construction pneumatic
piles country capacity Tor toe
construction Of least $50 feet Of bridge, Tor working day In the
Railroad Highway Bridge Leaycnworh Of three
Pac6e Bridge the AsSun River,
constructed by this Company
pro arising this business shown by the books OF
Company, March 1872 the Of S373-
4S2 Ia the of S2 Os9 2s being over 30
outstanding with the
structures machinery &C., the Company will have much greater
paoy and proceeds the increased OF stock Will enable them
Z material Tor cash thereby making SAVING Of from soOOOO to
Sf5, 900 per year
The Company undoubtedly above basis make dividend, Of
from 20 20 % cent tie full amount OF capital
81 200, 900, with tar Of considerable Increase
undersigned those inqung the fullest
details and regarding the reliability Of tie CempanTs
statements unquesione integrity ami ability Of It's officers,
We conideatY commend capitalists the above Investment
worthy their attention
MARVIN BROS,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13

Rye Fiou siste 9Ja so
Corn Meal demand still higher prices
.::.,s ss Corn Corn s:. Ss1.
California Flour ssbei 80 50G 80 10 Canada Flour dull
FREIGhTS-Berth room has been in better demsud With
from H. Gras aud Petroleum trades at steady rates Ihe engagements
5siss Har snd so bTs Cheese Al lOs To
IOodOn 800 bush Corn lest roon ~ hbs Crease at Sc
-ere British steamer srve hence % QueelsoSn for
Soh tat hence to the Bsilc With 5O BIS Refaod Pc
sS5 lola RssSed d. At Isl British BARI hence to Antwerp with
So hba Rsa3ed Petroleum on pirate terms and Bnsh bark
EhED-esosd 100 shaIPs SzS@ sSo 10 no aaa53s
81 n, Medium Peed No Feed SAds22 RJs Feed
GR4ISIH wheat nothing dOug holders m,nfe,,
fdenoe 51e he more isyob fom Lyepoo the market
nSry manly for export The sales are "a 800 bush AZ sJG
for No Mss9ke The inside Pnce for soh 9s ir White
fair demahd and sad sales 1850 bush 81 iOi
extremely scarce; the sales ~ 900 bush New Ohio
Msd At ie @hte At s4ie wtisn MIed a. q White
.to4 Cora fm though not aeye the
sS1agie the Choice weae wh At &C. wsstsfa
HIY@isre is aT dsnsai but viii Moderate srral prices ar,
sieaary quote Roh River shipping sles 5 and retail
dull 81 10 for Oh Long Rye S Ss " for short DO aud
OLAssE-here nothing done to-day worthy Of note beyond
~ sR1 gsrss Of New oneAn Psei 1s are 1nSa1Es a @
tdav and sh larger eseHg The msrket closes loser sales early Of
tS ~ e and 100 Sb er August al Soe Rosn has bess du
and sesr tie only e reported va. 4 bbs srahed At % Is Tar
quet ~ l2 - 81 for Washington and WILMINGTON
OATMgALIbs srke steady bat qu6 sales at sc ga ~ or
City 81 Is for Onano Good Choice and 81 foF
PROy1sOSSTs Pok msIkei heavy especially for the uture
The local The cash Tegua 800 bb
sl3dS 10 5 for New 80 81 for E1tn
Phne sl2 III for Western Prime Mess S3 IS for Clear For
inquiry Of 1900 bbls Mess
seller Oct sg l5 Beefis limited demand and prices steady
sies Of u bb for Plain Mes and Ssa u for Extra
Mes Beef Hans du AMI tame sales Of 80 bb a. sIG w Tor
NeteTB Cot Meats aDd tTu; sales 81 lhds Western
Smoked Hams 5le CITY PekleG Hans a. bl I5,c
Bacon weaker; te ofedngs ioT tie ufe sales Of 40
Oct Ded Hogs hm quote ttnt4c for CITY Lard n steadY
~ The spot but bssFI oT The Gaes VI 90 bD and o.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13

Cuhnds AIahaiaA. New-OYlesus
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13

The quotations based Cotton raining Quay not than
bali grade above or below the grade quoted.
COFfEEThere little inquiry for Rio to-day but the de-
aad lo,s HoleIs trm and asking full prices l5Q
% go o. and 90 days We note sale OF 1904 bags eI ADELAIDE
p ndogff West India grades unchanged
fLO-E AND MEALthe iuqoy for Flour good, and with light
arrivals and reduced stock puc Of grades better Choice
Old Fan wanted At the close the market better
osy the low grades the offerings gh sales bbS We quote
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
Radical Rumanism,

The press room Of tho Sentinel
Office in Raleigh, was blown up and
destroyed by powder on Thursday
night last. Tho power press was
entirely destroyed. 1t cost $500.
A bag of powder was discovered
in the job Office with burning
fuse attached, but the fire was ex-
tinguishcd before tho Office was
blown up
The rufliln scum have again and
again made assaults upon Mr.. Tur-
nor fer his fearless exposure of
their thicverics and villainios.
More than once attempts have been
made TO assassinate him. The sane
tity of his home has been invaded
and his wifo's bed. chamber has
been twice fred into by the. tools
Of the Radical leaders. He has been
insulted and mobbcd by cowardly
scoundrols too craven to meet Kim
in Il fair fight. Once before, an at
tempt was made to destroy his
press, and he lost hundreds of dol
lars by the damages caused by the
brutal employee of some Radical
chief. lie was arrested by Kinks
scum and thrown into a felon's
coll But under all tho threats
made and the open acts of violence,
tho courage of the man never quail
cd and he has not abatcd one .jot of
his manhood, nor failed in single
instance to expose tho thcfts, rob-
berries and crimes of the rcgues
party.
Radicalism is essentially rullian
in its character. It's proudest boast
is that it has put "the bottom rail
on top" 1t glorics in the fact that
the decent, respectable men Of the
country are under the heels Of the
scum Of mankind. 1t wants a war
of races at tho South. 1t wants
tho property Of tho South under
the control of Migrants and pau
pcrs. 1t wants civil liberty sub
vcrtod, the majesty ofthe law tram
pied upon and the only government
to be that of the bayonet directed
by Grants bcastly marshals. FREQ
mon of North Carolina! will you
not rise in your might and hurl
from power Grant and the low
brutes he has put over You as your
Observation-Disclosures Home.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
THOSE WONDERFUL
MICROSCOPIC CHARMS.

A iandscrps riru, 10 pnrtrsiis, prstty rrfres-
distinguished Percentage, your vie, s~eethearf
~ scli photographed 10 space no larger than q
ful rIosoopic lens 70 rrrr On your watch chain :
fnEsr ring o. pr. 1serts sHrflici. Register
IrIiTs Or fl irr1r n111rnfr .eud O. 0rdcrI e1u1
1|a NJ enf ~ GEMS I1r .1r1I-
!. n E0E10V Ansli-. T<-,<.
cFfaussls 81 3rrsis.s. = 4. I1i.1r..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
Of a Mare.--A Case for Oar
win.

a remarkable instance Of tho sa.
gacity lis it not reasonD OF Il horse
has come to our notice. M. John
Fletcher, Of Norwegian, owns an
nnbroken cayuse marc, which runs
in q pasture adjoining his house.
The mare, which is very wild, has
!, colt nj her side A few nights
since. after Mr.. Fletcher had retir-
cd, be- was aroused by the mare
coming to the window Of his house,
and by paving, neighing, and in
every way possible trying to get
\. his attention. This continuing for
some time, he got up and drove
her away, and returned again to
he'd; but she Immediately returned,
and, # possible increased her dem
onstrations; be again went out,
vnpn tlie mare came up to him and
rubbed her nose against him, al
! though always before she had been
very Shy of allowing any one to
COME within reach of her, then ran
IN few yards before him, cont'nu-
ing her noighing; then, as he did
not follow her, she returned TO him,
rubbing against him in the most
demonstratiye manner lie at
tempted TO drive her off, struck
her with q stick, and following her
Il few yards to frlghten her away.
IA soon, however, as he turned to-
ward the house she returned and
! tried in every way 10 prevent him
from so doing. lie then remarked
that her colt, was not with her, in
fact hc bad not noticed it before as
IL was quite dark. 1t occurred to
him to follow her, which he did.
SO soon az she saw he was doing
10, she ran off before him, stopping
every few yards, turning around
10 see that he was still following.
Then again running On keeping up
hcr calling, until she reached a dis
tant part Of the field, where she
stopped at an old prospect hole"
on coming up with her she again
commenced rubbing against him.
aud drew his attention TO the hole
where he soon discovered the colt.
IL appears it had slipped into it and
was unablo TO get out. and the mare
had taken this method Of obtain
ing assistance. Being unable to
i,cl Il out alone, Mr.. Fletcher went |
tor some Of bis neigbbors, and with
Them retained While they were
taking the little fellow out the mare |
manif.sied The most intense dc |
l,rht. aud seemed beside herself
with Joy, and, aiterward, when the
mon lad got out Of the hole, she
rans d Ar. Fletcher. and placing
her nose on bis shoulder, gave
every sign of gratitude that a hu-
man mother might under similar
Who will say The
horse does not reason p Piryinia
chi Mountain.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
rho Prison gllohsL


N hBy " our many readers de-.
sire ~ see u model Kitchen, aud
catch n little of she spirit Of i'm
prGrcmcut which actuntes Ward,
Dewey 4 Co., lcsscCs Of the pchi.
tcutialy, they have only 10 inter.
vlcW tho ngst named gentleman Of
the above firm. Improvement at-
tGrks everything these days, but
nowhere IN II 30 thoroughly felt
ard cuJoJ cd IA whom il gives US,
with II saving Of t'mc and labor,
better foOd, moro cleanliness, and
as II result better health. This has
bean tho prime idca with Major
Ward, in the construction Of the
new kitchen in question. It's
oulire arrangement has been made
npon tho most improved plan Of
mechanics, and the science Of pro.
pairing food; and il certainly re-.
fleets great credit upon tho mind
which planned, aud tho worlSmcn
who constructed it. 1t is situated
in the building known as tho hos
pital ward-isolatcd from the 9TH
or structurcs--occupyingtS Q entire
lower floor, the extent OF which is
5)N23 feet. At the north end we
find large and finely constructed
oven, complete in every detail.
This opens under an archod shed,
constructed for the purpose Of cool
ing the bread and protecting the
opening Of the oven from the
weather. This oven has q capaci-
ty equal to all the requirements of
the prison, and leaves room for the
Give loavcs and two fishes" OF any
barbecue in the county. Perhaps
tho Major had Il prcintuilion that
tho portable capital might stop
here sometime, and an oven might
be needed to bake the dough Of
frail scnat IFS and representatives,
and so took time by tlo forclock.
In the south end the huge kettles
are located, all admirably arranged
for convenience in Il wall Of fine
masonry. These are provided with
covers, and beneath them arc fur
nacos Of the most improved plan of
structure. Between the oven and
boilers, each ono of which has Il Ca
paciIy for "soupiug' thousand
mtn, or Boiling The famous "tcnton
Jersey cabbage" is 4 nicely laid
cement floor, hard as granite and
AS smooth as politicians tongue.
y splendid meat table, amply sup
piled w!th cooperagc, big and lit
tic, is ranged along tho west side
Of The building, the balance Of the
floor being left for working room.
Now add to this the full list Of the
very latcs. copper, Tin and brass
kitchen utensils, bright as polished
silver, each tool in its place, a per-
feet painting Of the whole interior
tastcfuIly colored, finely plastered
white walls and an elegant erect
ed by Ward, Dewey & Co.. Octo-
Der, 1872" at the south end, and
you have tho best and ncatest
kitchen in the Lono Star State.
Go and sec tits worthy Of a Wis.
it. lf"Mr. Steward" be not proud
to run such a kitchen as this, we
have missed our gucss-thats ali
-HMNtSrNic LicM.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
RadlsalIsm Illustrated.

AZ tho request Of tbo Chairman
~ tho llsdiral Couaty Executive
Committee, the Democrats had ihc
courtesy "a allow thrn tho uso VI
tho Democratic stand Tor speaking
81 important occrsiUgs. We believe
they have lad II on rc"uraI occa.
slows, aud - IN TIM have they
ever been interrupted in thor
meetings by democrats,
But last evening, 1T the rrqucs,
st li,c very men who gave lhon tho
privilege Of using this stand, j.. u,
Miller, the coloroh democratic ora
tor, made speech that, IN ian
gunge, tonc and manner of dclivc-
rs, did the greatest credit to his
race. IL was 80 temperate as0ot
10 be offensive 10 amy reasonable
creature, but, notwithstanding this,
he could scarcely be heard for the
demoniac yclls from nm Infatuated
mob Of drunken negroes, who con-
grcguted around the stand for that
purpose.
And when at last he gave il up in
despair, they gathered around him
crying, "kill the d--n dog chang
the d--n orator." "shoot the d--n
hypocritc," tear the d-n democrat
to pieces" and other threatening
cpithc,s Of n like character
a few white democrats won't TO
his relief, taking him by tho arm
aud surrounding him so as to pre-
vunt their striking, cutting or
shooting him, and marched him up
10 the Exchange Hotel. just rs
they reached the doorway at tho
Exchange Hotel, the drunken mob
made rush at Miller, some with
knives, some with razOrs and some
with pistols, yelling like demons,
when Capt. Joseph Atkins, who
was assisting in protecting Miller,
iullcd the ircnt man with hia cane,
Sheriff Owens and Acting Deputy
John Price, presented their pistols
which gave others an opportunity
TO got him into the hotel.
About two hundred negroes then
gathered around Tie door of the
hotel, and for Eileen or twenty
,ninutcs kept up such yelling,
swearing and obsccnity us was ncv-
or before heard in an enlightened
country.
The whites, after conccaling Mil
lcr somewhere about the premises,
returned ON tho gallery, and, to
prevent further trouble, permitted
this drunken rabble to continnc
their shouts Of blasphcmy for fl
teen or twcnty minutes. They then
left, shouting and using every vul-
gar cpithot known to the dcprav'
cd.
The most remarkable feature in
this most outrageous proceeding
was that there WAS but ono police
man on tho spoG, and 50 lar as
heard f. ON, he only made one ar
rest, and that was acting Deputy
Sheriff John Price, for drawing II
pistol to prevent tho negroes from
taking from him l.. d. Miller, who
placed himself in his charge.
4 The greatest possible credit is
due to Shcr # Owens and his dcpu-
ties for the GOODNESS and courage
they showed in this most trying
emergency.
II is the universal conviction
here these negroes were made
drunk for this very purpose, and
that tho absence Of tho police was
an Intentional matter.
AT the time this outrageous pro
proceeding was going on, our
Democratic County Executive Com
liiltco was at Tubes IL. II, passing
an order granting the privilege OF
the Democratic Stand for the ac-
commodation of the Radical party |
tonight for Gov. Davis and Scna
tor flanagan to use to mako radi-
cal spp.ches.- Gal. NeWS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

The Montgomery Advertiser
says that radical editor attended
a musical entertainment in that
city, but when the FIRST piece was
announced in o rather loud tone,
"Strikc the lyro," no ran off, shout
ing "Ku Klux." He "made sure"
they were after him.-Shreceport
Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

A link boy asked DIR. Burgess,
tho preacher, If he would have a
light. mo my child" said the
DOCTOR" 81 am one of the lights Of
the world" 81 wish then, replied
the boy. "you were hung at the
end of tho alley, for il is very
dark one"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

e. Get your job Printing done
At sht HkfALD ohte.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

"Who was the meekest man, my
son 2" said the superintendent of a
boys Bible class in this State
Moses, SIR" "Very well, my boy
and who was the meekest woman
"PIcasc, sir, there mover was nc
meekcst woman"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

"My son." said fond papa. who
was looking over The lesson his son
bad recited that day, chow did You
manage when your teachor asked
you 20 spoil metcmrsychosis ? .
AOh. father said The boy, i iusi
stood spell bound r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
TT l. eads to II nppine
A Boon " the Whole Race Of Woman
DIR. J. BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE REGULATOR !!

II will bring on the Mcnscs relieve all pain at the
monthly "Period;" euro Rheumatism aud Neural
gia Of bnck and Uterus; Leucorrhea or "Whites,"
and partial Prolapsus Uterl; check excessive flow,
and correct all Irregularities peculiar to ladies'
1t will remove all irritation OF kidneys and blad-
der relieve Costiyeness; purify the blood; give tone
and strength TO the whole system; clear the skin,
mparting a rosy hue to the Cheek and cheerfulness
to the mind
1t isas surea cure In all the above diseases as
Qunine is In ohis and fever.
Ladies can cure Themselves of all the above dis
cases without revealing their complaints to any per-
SON. which is always mortifyins to their pride and
modnesty.
1t is recommended by the best physicians and the
clergy
LAGRANGE, Ga, March %, 1870.
BRADFIELD Co., Atlanta, Ga.-Dear Sirs Il
take pleasure in stating that have used for tie last
known MS DR.. J. Bradheld's Female Regulator and
consider II the best combination ever COTTON togeth-
er for the diseases for which 1t is recommended.
have been familiar with the prescription both as
praciti oner OF medicine and in domestic practice,
aLd can honestly say that 1 consider 1t a boon to
suffering females and can but hope that every lady
In our whole land, who may be suffering in any way
peculiar to their Sex may be able to procure bot
tie, that their suderingB may not only DO relieved,
but that they may be restored to health and
strength. with my kindest regards,
FEAR MARIETTA, Ca, March 81, 1870.
Messrs. WIN. ROOT soN.-Dear sirs Some
months ago bought bottle of Rradield's Female
Regulator from you, and have used 1t in my family
with the utmost satisfaction, and have recommend
ed 1t to three other families, and they have found
lust what 1t Is recommended. Tie females who have
used yonr Regulator are in perfect health, and are
able to attend to ,hor household duties, and wecor.
daily recommend 1t to tho public.
Yours respectfully, Rev. IL. Is. JOHNSON.
We could add a thousand other certificates, but
we consider the above amply sufficient proof its
virtue. All wo ask is tiia.
For full particulars history Of diseases, ard cor.
icates of its wonderful cures the reader Is referred
to the wrapper around the bottle.
Manufactured ana sold by
jBRADETELD g. Co,
Price sl5O. Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all Druggists.
Apr 20llS72-32:eov-lyr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-04
gatlp Argus.


The Cairo Bulletin asserts that Jobn A
Logan endsavOred to manipulate the lat,
'"o-term radical convention, so tina. its dele
gates TO Philadelphia would 20 uninstrue,ed
Logan's point in doing this is because he
thinks he is the man for President, and no,
urant. de thought he would re. good
'send-off BY telegrAphing the convention
'Aat the size of Oglesby's heart was only
measured BY the colossal proportions of his
manly form. The Bulletin says:
ANY one who will look at the character
OF the delegates, many of whom are anti
urant men, and of the electors, msny of
whom are also anti Grant men, will see how
nearly Gen. Logan and Mr.. Mum accom-
pished the intrigue in which they were
engaged. 1t is well known fact that Mr.
Linegar, one of the electors at large. is a
ol1ter antl-Crant man, and has pledged his
word and honor that if the contest ia
between Grant and Greeley, be will vote for
the latter; and it is also known that Mr..
Pope, the member of the central committee
for this district, is also an anti Grant man.
These two men are law partners of Mr.
Mum, who secured for them these positions.
ana when 1t is remembered that Mr.. Mum
also attempted to get Babeock, another anti
Grant man, on the committee, even the
most obtrse must perceive that he attempted
to play "a little game which, if il had spc-
ceeded, would not have been very proGtAble
to the President"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-04
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

Dk. BOHANNAE'S VEGETABLE Gil
ma nv L permanently cures all forms of S per.
natoffhea or Seminal Weakness in from two
toseVen weeks time. 1t restores Lost Power
ana brings back the "Y outhful viger" of those
"no na'sdestroyed it by sexual exeesses or evil
Prsetlees; Young m@n suffering from the effects
Of that dreadfully destructive babit of Ssif
ABUSE Gao use this medicine with the sssu,.pc.
oI speedy and Permanent cure. This remedy
mas been used by old DR.. Bohannan in his pri,
ware practice for over thirty years and has never
ialied n curing even The worst cases Price 81
per package. Sent to any address Gree from
ooservatlonl. Sold only at DR.. c. A. Bohan-
nah s0mee, No. 6ls North Fifth streee st. Louis
Mo. Established in 1887.
mch23 .dwly a.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-04

CUREs ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
- Diseases in short time, either in Male or
femalej charges low fees; uses no Mercury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-04
PETER FRIES.

RRcTTSEsR AND MANUFACTURER OF
~ DoSsssis Liquors, Importer and Dealer In
Fo'sign Wines and Liquors. Front street, oppo-
= Kerry Landing, RAak Island, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-04
Use Renne's Pain Killing
NG AGIS OK,
mt Works like a Charm"

kEADER-
kenne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Headache
henne,s Paln-killing Magic Oil cures Toothashe.
kennes Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Neuralgia.
kenne Pain Killing Magic Oil Cholera.
kenne's Pain-Killing Magic oilcures Rheumat ii m
kepne, Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Lameness.
Renne's Psin-Killing Magic Oil curesSkin Disease
Some folks seem to be proud of telling how
lame their shoulders sre''-of "my criok in the
back '-or,"I have got the Seiatiea'-and de-
light in Dragging that nothing can cure me =
but when we get such awful folks" to use Rem
mes Pain-Kllllng Magic Oil, faithfully; we
not only cure their lsmsness and charm away
their pains, but we actually take all that kind of
"brag out of them" and they frankly own up.
and say it works like q charm "
HS~S Sold by all Druggists, Merchants i Grocers
II put up in three sizes, and called Trial
Size, Medium Size" and Large Family Size,
bottles. WIN. RENNE SONS,
Sole ProPretors and Manufacturers,
je6-d&weoWly Pittsdeld Mass
Sold Wholesale and Retail by John Beings
ton, Druggist, Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-04

k1Press 10 all parts of the United States. I re-
quest all to send OF call on me and take hack
their money in all eases 81 failure. From tbs
iAet that, during Il years from one to cir Bo,tle.
nave never failed to cure eveH in the worst
forms o. all the above diseases. (see circulars).
some dealer' prefer to sell medicines that nerer
cure because they receive larger profit and bav We
Unlimited sales. s. bottle. KS Sold eyerv-
where H. D. F0WLE, Chemist, Boston.
ep16deod-t I, s6wlv