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The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

Saline county voted on the 22nd ult..
fifty thousand dollars TO the Cairo and
Fulton Railroad Company.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

The freight trains on tho Washing
ton and Camden road are delivering
large quantities of goods at this place
daily.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

Warner, the photographer, says he
will be absent during portion of the
GUNNER. Now is the time to secure your
shadows.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

That new "Wilson" sewing ma
chine is just the thing. Chas. White
Is the agent.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

Strawberries are in market. They
don't last long-after we get hold of
them.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

Hampstead Hook and Ladder Co. No. |.
J. w. Vance. Foreman; W. II. Mcwhorter,
Sec. Meets first Saturday in each month at
~ p. IN.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

People of Washington, are you Iea,
dy for corporation?
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

Circuit Court will begin at Lewis
VILE next Monday.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

f. ID. Jett Il Co., are recciyin,
their spring and summer stock.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

Work has again commenced on the
Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

Washington Council No. 2e. T. s.-P.t
Archer. w. A. D.; Alex Purdom, X.
Meets every Tuesday at "A p. m.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

Uaik,r Eneampmen, No. s. l. O. o f.
A. c. Baird. c. p /; J. p. Ett,r. Serb,
Meets every first and third Thursday nigh
in each month. Visiting Patriarchs in goo
standing invited to attend.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01
r. lNGLISH,

IL. lNGLlSH,
washtnston, Arkapsss,
VEEPs Dry Goods, Stationery, Sugar,
n Coffee,
Flour. Soda, Candies, Starch,
Soap. Candies. R.isins, Tobacco,
Cigars. Matches, sardines, Oysters.
Wash Boards, Brides, ssddlery, Cutlery
Nails, Axes, Rope. Brooms, Stoves,
Spices, Blacking, Shoes, Boots,
Hats. Umbrellas, Trunks.
Clothing, School Books,
Perfumery, Combs,
Brushes, Hosiery.
Paper Collars,
Hosiery,
Switches, Hair Nets, Oil Cloths.
Fiddle Strings.
As to NiCes and terms yop all know all
about them.
Feb, 2s, lS723H
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

OIan Lodge No. 10. T. o. o. &c. +
Mitchell N. G.; W. II. Whorter, r. s.
A.C. Baird. p. 5. Meets every Friday nigh
Visiting, brothers in good standing invite
10 attend.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

Csmberfand Presbyterian Rev. Ficmon
Sanders. Services every fourth Sunday at
III a. m. and a p. m.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01
LOCAL IT. e M S.
LOCAL SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
CHURCH.

o. s. Pyestyttrian Rev. s. Williamson.
ID. ID. Pastor. Services every Sunday ex.
cept the frst, at II a. m; Sunday school
every Sunday at 81 a: m, W. A. Banks
Superintendent.
N. E. Church South Rev P. G. Archer,
Pastor. Services every Sunday at II a. m.
and "a p. m Sunday school every Sunday
ats4 q. m, W. II Carruth, Superintendent.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening
at n.
Baptist Church. Rev. W. A. Forbes,
Pastor. Services every Sunday. except the
fourth. at II a. m AMI ~ p. m. Prayer
Meeting every Thursday evening at "a.
Sunday School every Sunday at 81 m,
W. A. Forbes Superintendent.
Episcopal Chureh.-Rev. p. G. Jenkins.
Rector Services every third and fourth
sunday, at II 4. m. and 4 y. M; Sunday
school every Sunday at 81 q. m, p. q.
Jenkins Superintendent.
Csmberiand Presbyterian Rev, Ficmon
Sanders. Services every fourth Sunday at
III a. m. and a I'm.
Innst'dH Chareh.-No organization.
Catholic Chureh.-No organization.
LODGE.
M. Horeb No. 4, r. 4. M-W.P Hart,
NJ, c. l.. Sutton, Secretary. Meets the
first Saturday night in each month. Visit.
ing brothers In good standing invited to
attend.
Washington Chapter No. 81, r. AM-
Jno. X. Eakin, II. p; A. C Baird. Sec.
Meets every second and fourth Monday
night in each month. Visiting companions
In good standing invited to attend.
Otan Lodge No. 10. T. o. o. &c. f..
Mitchell N. g.; W. II. McWhorter. r. 8.
A.C. Baird, p. 5. Meets every Friday night.
Visiting, brothers in good standing invited
10 attend.
Uaiksr Eacampmen. No. s, Id Or
A. Z. Baird. e. }. p. Et.r, Scribe.
Meets every first and third Thursday night
in each month. Visiting Patriarchs in good
standing invited to attend.
Washington Council No. 2e. e-PC
Archer. w. A. D.; Alex Purdom. r. s.
Meets every Tuesday at "a D. m.
Hampstead Hook and Ladder Co. No.
j. W. Vance, Foreman; W. II. McWhorter.
Sec. Meets first Saturday in each month at
"a pm.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01
LODGE.

Mt. Horeb No. 4, r. 4. NV. P Hart
NJ, c. l.. Sutton, Secretary. Meets the
first Saturday night in each month. Visit.
ing brothers In good standing invited to
attend.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

Washington Chapter No. 81, r. 4. M
Jno. X. Eskin, II. p; A. c Baird. Sec
Meets every second and fourth Monday
night in each month. Visiting companions
In good standing invited to attend.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

Christian Chareh. NO organization.
Catholic Chureh.-No organization.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

Episcopal Chnreh.-Rev. p. G. Jenkins.
Rector. Services every third and fourth
sunday, at II e. m. and 4 p. M; Sunday
school every Sunday at 81 q. IN, p. G..
Jenkins Superintendent.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

o. S. Prestyttrian Rev. s. Williamson. n j..
ID. ID. Pastor. Services every Sunday ex.
cept the 6rst, at II a. m; Sunday school
every Sunday at 81 a: m, W. A. Banks
Superintendent.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

Baptist Church. - Rev. W. A. Forbes.
Pastor. Services every Sunday. except the
fourth. at II a. IN and "a d, m. PRAYER
Meeting every Thursday evening at "a.
Sunday School every Sunday at 81 a. m,
w. A. Forbes Superintendent.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

NJ. E. Church South Rev P. G. Archer,
Pastor. Services every Sunday at II a. IN.
and "a p. m; Sunday school every Sunday
at "a a. m. W. Carruth, Superintendent.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening
ct ~.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-05-01

Department. the limited space OF . news
paper column forbids an enumeration. We
can only say that we have every article
usually found in . frst class dry goods
house. In
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

T1rRsp,y March 4BEEvEs-Avak todav 81 cars Mt Commpn
nav Al "a ore hundelht. and Wcchawben making 6 bead
Trade was scarcely sustained at One hundred
the hntches Tor their
rvbascs The dull with abundance of all
Kinds of weather being unyorah Tor sun prices
few OF Likely hold over. but the arrivals tomorrow
will probably be light A. u, -, q,
Goldsmith Co. IL Kahn Fust U cas H. McPhcrson
each Some OF The arrivals
too market Of TODAY and will enter INTO tonorrow report
cattle. all Illinois o.
25 Of ~ cvt at ana 81 o u c"t OF ne
Tody Sons aud f. Dudley each bad 60 head q cw sold
II Mvers soil Of "a cwt lie H. Wehemer sold u prime
rw seers al Pie at 2c T. Samue sold a. OF II
c AZ M and 3j OF strong 2c W. Sege sold t5
Of l2c and TO- OF strong cw at NC W.
Florence q at dlSc Moses sold ~ OF oi cw
Kahn ran ont I4s Illinois y ldl2lc and
cw cattle llc with cars for j. es mixed d aa
The tuudredb ST. drcvc W. Thompson, with Il
d SaYe cars; s. Hesley cars r. Hand cars; T. Gils, 4
c,rs and q cars for Crane Co., sent TO Connecticut
sold bis 27 Illinois cattle b OF them 2oj 10 average
81 per u OF G ewt at otdc "a OF c"t " h ~
b. Warel ran out Illinois u cwt at lc and % of7f cwt
icsley was selling bis Illinois cwt at about lie
r 3Rs sold his &C Illinois of 5 at lc 81 10 cwt,
and 90 Iowa cattle Of $50 b. for Hand at lie, 5 = cwt
VK CyEs-The markets ged with both live and dead calves
while so weather for trade " Thurston Co
mon selling at Oc Dressed from &c. 10 l2c
with milk at l3al3sc and extras at lac
here YESTERDAY 10 Communew and Foehst There
Trade slow, with scarcely
thing done ND the stock arrived late STATE O8
and 100 b At &c Few SprnS lambs
FOTteih-st IL COmmunpAw
cars more exre The above ncue the hogs due
II Western dressed sold at q a
Sc car ling price, CITY slaughtered quoted at g %
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw-YORK, Thursday. March IA. ls1.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday, March Il. 1872.
The general horse trade was moderately ac-
tive and confined TO light and heavy draft horses at un
changed prices. Two carloads OF ordinary work horses
shipped for Boston from the Bulls Head Market
Notwithstanding the large accumulation OF stock good
and sou I'd animals do maintain their full values. Con-
siderable inquiry for welLmatched carriage horses but
no transactions have been reported.
The sale OF the contents OF the Turnure stables was
continued to-day, Mr.. s. Dlngee, the 0ilcaiing auc
tioneer realiz ng the following prices Tor ihe STOCK
brought 30 the hammer Six horses sS5l tyeny-seven
carriages and wagons, 1913; harness, horseetHlp,
ments etc. 5000 together S2O0-Inaking the tOtal ot
the two days sales about s27,0oJ.
The above Sales through which the livery business AT
the Turuurc stables has been brought To close served
at the eame time 10 inaugurate the opening OF laike
horse and carriage auction mart to ne conducted 81. an
extensive scale, by MessTs 5. Dngee q Co., gchcfa auc
tloneers into whose hands the Turnurc BuldnS IL 10
pass from tho first of next April, and who propose 10
hold public sales of horses, carriages &C, fesusdiB
twice week, the necessary ateIatlOs OI the
building can be completed
Regular semi weekly sale of horses, carriages. ana
lot OF wagons, by irst-claSs manufacturers, Tomorrow
Nrday) the 18th inst, at Messrs. Johnston * van
Tasses Horse and Carriage Auction MART Ia East ihr
tecnth-st.
Attention ia invited through our advertising columns
to the sale OF two speedy horses. which IA to take place
at stables No. 43 Great JODesst tomorrow trda Tue
18TH inst, at 1890 Mr. John L. Vande water auc-
tOneer will conduct the SALE the additional particulars
OF which viii dc found In our advertising columns
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15
60 rCbom It man Gontern

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
ApPIIC ALTON the Mayor Aldermen and COmm0nay 0t the
Ctv If NeYor relative to the WIDENING and STRENGTHENING
of BROADWAY between and 5h and also the making OF
that mart of Broa 32 and 3he and that part
tween i2i and 4hs of greater width than one hundred feet The
appOnt,d Court Referee TO tax
the costs and entitled matter hereby gives notice
10 ali persons taxation Of said and expenses that
he will nroe under Of said order the said costs
and erpen on THURSDAY 2 day Of March 1877 at II o'clock
in G otenon at b Office Pne-street in the City OF Newfork
i March l3 l32 JOSIAH SuIHEhL heeree'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

toypoy March 14-ll30 opened 92 for money and
oi account American securities frmer; United States Five
Twenty 1905 old 9 1865, 9s Tenfortes dst
PANS. March A. n.-Rentes opened al 56t nc
l4-Il m-CotiOn opened dulli midhng
Upsiis. lid Middllug Orleans. llsh Lard, AZ cNt
IOSnoy l4-l:3O n-COnsols 9das for money and
99: g!l for the account. So
iIvPRPooI March li-l:30 p. mCoon dull. B1eadsnfs dull
LONDON March 4he weekly statement of the Bank OF Eng ana
nnbhd TODAY shows the Of bullion In vault OF
2287.0JO. IN. ,---
IOXpoy March 1850 mConsols coed st i for moeY
and w on r the account United Five Twenty bonds lB62
g!I 1868 old 93s; l867s, 92i; Ter-Fortes 89t.
PAIIs, March l4-p m.-Rentes closed at SOL 8lc
IvERPoor March li-i0 m-Coon closed heavy; Middlng
Unands lOs old Mdng Orleans, lid Sales OF the day. IOOC
bes-3OO speculation snd export Sales OF cotton az sea nearly
ue from NeOrleans been llh Isr ~ y cwt
IyERrooI March l-EyeniDg-Cloveseed. 81 a56 cwt fol
hed
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15
Chances for Business Glen.
fonoon advertisements.

FI,IIE celebrated ROYAL FAMILY MEDl-
ciSR for Rheumatism Chet and M Impurities OF the
transmitted posee receipt OF 70 saen W p 'op
hok. Coo snljns hafs.p Ne Ms S' ~ """"
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15
COTTON MARKETS.

AUGusTA March l-Coton dull Mdpgs 2tc net receipts 2O
bals.; ,Rles, 800 bales -.
GALVESTON March IACoton duli Good Ordinary, le ls{c
Jjl bses: % bales stock 47J bales
March i4-CoOn dull and heavy MidIDgs 223c
liCoton demand aud active MddiDg
2lic. receipts. 2,07 bales
ST Lows March 4-Coon dull and nominal Mddngs 2l
CHARLESTON March I4COttOn quiet Midngs IA dsc; net
9 bales eIpocOastwS Jj bales sales 2oO bales stock
70 ,29j bales.
BosToS. March HCoon quj Mddlngs Pic net receipts
III bales; D62 bales; sales $40 bales stock d5 b
Msrch HCo;tOn good demand holders hm Md.
d0s lei receipts 94 bales sales 800 baesi STOCK 'Oooi
bales
SEwORLElSs March HCoton quieti Mddng. &c ne, re- re-
bales; Great IOi1
bales Antwerp 1896 bales 10 CTonsa1i 55 bales 70 BsOna
1899 boe sales 40 bales s;ock 8237 baes eIpor-coafi'
wise, 90 bales
WILMINGTON, March Coon quist Mddlngs 2lic net receipts
ia bales eIpOrs-cosstwise. "a stock, $50 bales.
MOBILE March l4CottOD quiet but finn; Mdings 2iei net
sJ5 bales; bales; stOck 035 bales
NORFOLK I-CotOn dui Low nidihngs, 20c net re-
ep GO baes eIloscoastw lll bales sales 200 baesi stock
5Bt5 bales
BALTIMORE March Coon quiet; Mddns 22ic; net receipts
S5 bats N bales; eipJ-cOasi"e % baes saiesI "
1aieti stock ln.7jO lalr,.
LOUISVILLE, March li.-Coiton dull Mddlugs, 2l!c.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15

;, ,.,,t,r,-upon the Franchises OF the sanie-"po"
Iv" rov;,aent and personal property OF every oesci
.no ,,,,or the Land Grant of the Company gran'eo
OS c,oc;al Act of Congress, approved july 20, !0Vv
ny ..c ~ 100000 acres, Which has oeen op'cens
e"v - the Companv oby the Commissioner @ "e
"..rol Land Office in his official report 70 Congress
o:,,,d fbronoh the Secretary Of the inferior u"
popds are issued only as they represent co'u-
-, o,d eonipped Road; all proceeds OF bohus
md this are held by the Trustees IN trust un'n
.'' necessary completion entities the Company "
these proceedS' G.. H.. :, overv particular
shos heen so received and accepted by the Do-
.ortment of the Interior
T1o Mortgage Deed of Trust prohibits the saio VI
of che Company's Lands at less thah loul vE',
,uors ner acre. payable to the trustees anu appiou
~ Enc nayment Of the Bonds, through the operation
'fTo sinking Fund. The payment OF the BONUS
Hf,re maturity is not compulsory upon tue noiueiS
nt Ronds are therefore secured by two classes OF
combined in one mortgage the value of either
largely exceeding the amount oi bonus "ni'n 20"
;ssned under the mortgage -.
Tr,stcos-Farmers' Loan and Trust Company OF
New-YOrk. ,,;+b botb
Tho Bonds have thirty years to run, with oo'h
.i,o,,,ol aud interest payable in Gold The princi-
'a, noroble in New-York the interest at eight p
r nv cent navable in February and August either
IN Tcv.York. London or Frankort-on-the-Ma'h'
free of tax. - Tho
Price 97I and accrued interest in Currency Inc
Ronds are receivable at par and accrued interest III
pavment for the Company's Land Sales. Maps cur
rnlars. documents and full information furnished ."
application ,oo,, 70
The Bonds OF this Company have always been ro-
ceiyed with favor by investors and capitalists nave
always commanded ready market, and we uhhes,,
tatinqlv recommend them-beGeying TINS loan VIII
rank equally with that of the Eastern DiViSioh y
,os ,ybicl are now selling at premium above par
TANNER d Co.,
Bankers No. II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15
s,e, and sirderr Kentucky Leaf remains very Quic.

and fes and binders Kentucky Leaf remains very quiet
but steady. We quote: - -, ,,,- IN ,,,
1t Cdes. H'yy Gdes LtGdes bV Gdes
per IN fer b Per N. tPcr n.
Iues. 7iGs no eiGocd Leaf. sl@loi io.GlI
Common Leaf..sie - g9s Fine Leaf III gis iligisi
NeIru Leaf Sin y, 9ldl0 Selec,ions ni3 3 0l3
TALLOw fairly and fn sAles Of 7aoOo City at 9c and
WHISKY fay active and sesdv sses of $50 bbls at e5c
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15

ITINE CANTON MATING, 9Oc.; Carpets.
SiAs, Canvas BGileps B@nkSs ClSShs .sssaI%s, %
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15
PECEIpTS OF pRODITCE

North R'Ttr Ytssts and Ro''rood. . . =,
March l2 pkg Ashes 3lO bs Cotton l033 bb Eggs 2i2D
$500 buh Wheat 2ogo bush Corn 3lCO bush oss
b Barley Seed 66 bbs Beans 100 bush Peas
M Corn Meal 2 bags Com % bales Hemp IS bales Hops 23
Hides 1873 bales 225 sides Leather a bales Moss l3 bb Spirits
Tnrpenpe So bbis bbs Ro so bbs Oil 98 pkg Oake
pkgs 30 pkg Cut Mes. i2O pkgs Grease 2N pigs
Land S kegs Lard Stesn Ga pks Butter sos pkgs Cheese
i6 rLgs Taow b Taow OIL 1872 Dressed Hogs 80 bags Pea
nu 85 boxes Starch bags Sumac ~ bales low
ifces T "a bids Tobacco 40 boxes &c, Tobacco 8' bb
WHISKY. Ito bales Wool, 4)3 bags Silver Ore
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15
-. BuFFALo L1Yr srocK MARKEr-Marcn u

,, BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET-MARcn H.
ps 8Jl hehd making the total supply Friday, 3J5
s, % <ss can for toe time last week Market strong and
O E5 had Illinois from go to l,t b al
20 O 70 bead Missouri steers averaging 122 ~ at sc IS;
O steers averaging 1850 b at 81 1o no hesc Canada
inslg ron eCt 10 92 ~ 90 iOd ~ 8l.. Sheep
ePRR a ,i. Friday 1850 head against 1000 heal
Ut ss week with prices still &c better than
@ ia % ~ % ~ & si On private al head Csnada sheep
ogsSupp since Friday head sesn,t IL 300 esd for tbe sane
time last week market br prices above he views of shippers
5lC hesd at 81 IS. '@' '''"' VI '"'FFN'''
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15

small amount of the CHICAGO, DANVlLIE AND
VINCrN>Es First Mortgage Seven Fer Cent GOLD
BONDS for sale at 90. As the Road Is finished ana
earning much more than its interest, the prce Is
very low. Apply to
W. b. SHATTUCK & Co.. Bankers,
2S NaSsau-st., New-IOrk
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15
Cccturcs ano Geelings.
Nilarble ano Slate hlantsls.

VTARFR Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
i5,tl WORKS 3I spi i8 Ea,t Eghtoen1st Marble ami
llsei Maatels Iing Marble Counters ''Va"" ~ F0''N"
deiy compeauoa. Marble iarOing Tor TOO MsaS
NEAPRT F. MARBLEIZED MANTELS, MON
fWrS1s eAds,oue OF superior woTAmAhshp ats hLAbEhS
CO.. 22J 5lsst, bet Broadway Snaone pessns on apPuoon
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15

GOODS DAMAGED BY FIRE.-FOr one
W week will sell Ar RETAIL description OF SADDLES,
HARNESS BRDLES other SADDLERY GOODS damaged by the
in premises G. b. SMITH q Co.. O naIfeh-sI
HARNESS, Saddles, Brides, and Horse
Equipments generally at M0SEMAN BROS III Chambers
HARNESS, ,Saddlery, and Horse Equipments at
prices Jacobowsky lilborn Coll Chanoest
HIGH-BRED, well l-matched coach and speedy
VIM H. Saunders Briggs Stables cor 42i's and haye
SUPERiOR Carriage HORSES, well matched,
- at Z. A. FITCHS Stables, No. l53 Ia Twenty ourihs
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15

CITY Of Houston, Texas, per cent Market-house
Tnnds interest payable sem-aunually at The Ma
tiona City Bank, \. Y. for sale by ROBERT I. WIN
U,EOP =. Co.. Is Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-15

" g. % ~ soOa densn9 for Raws fall prices sb,nob
hds atslg ~ We quote fair 20 good refining al Il as
~ ,Iss las "' S,sls Sic for Cenlriugs sic for pa
tion ~ t3t &c ~ otoOns 81 bbk saato Domingo
~ Hsr 80 Il, ~ leans AZ 2. Ice HofAed st40pg Al III
tial. over is inactive unelsvc a. . 49,. oA; -. d.
m - 4"c' IHHCtAy Gull eld nominal at Is zJQ
% % Ecs M seea Leaf continues flrly active for most aecp
q hssaebgset,. sh4ngej NC quote al ZJus5e for Con.c
-. lj1se n, 2o4Is for do teeons and ia i4e
Oo AID siorts5 lois 9ni 4Qlee for b;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07
Testimonial fer Epilepsy !!

BovAYroN, Conn, Fob. 2, 1874.
DA. o. PHELPs BAows, Ne. IL Grand Street,
Jersey City, N. J.
Dear sir:-My brother who is now in his l4th
year, has been subject to epilepsy or fits from
childhood. The SpasmI would invariably occur
during the night, and our local physician here
could do nothing TO help him save prescribing g
Bromide Of Potassium, which would afford only
temporary relief, He WAS gradually but surely
becoming insane, and in this condition We pro-
cured your restorative Hssimulant, herbal oint-
nsnt and pills, aud used ~ directed, and bat q
snort time elapsed before the EPssms entirely
ceased, his intsleot grow brighter, and 10 short,
Vas entirely restored to perfect health. YOu
may use this testimonial as you may deem
proper, as what have said are facts.
Respectfully yours.
febi3dwly CHARLES RAYMOND.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07

LEArHER BELrSG.-lt is very interest
Jog and instructive TO call upon Messrs.
Clark Il .Slemmsr, at the Eagle Belt Works,
in Philadslphia, and see how hides are
transformed into leather betting. Going
through numerOus. departments, the hide is
Ourried, or eleansed from "offal;" we'll soak
ed and shaved of the "Aesh;" soaked again
and secured BY "stoue;" then dried par
italy and stuffed with dubbing till soft and
plisble next, cut into proper widths and
dried after which II makes its appearance
in the "belt ROOM" where the edges are
s,raighteued and the ends Tapped" aud
then cemsnted together and pressed down
BY pressure Of twenty tons until quite dry,
when its resistive strength 10 astonishing.
Then it is riveted, or screwed At the joints /;
rolled up, and the edges finished of, which
completes the manufacture Of leather belt
iuR in one Of the mos, business-hks and
prosperous establishments Of the kind in
the States.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07

PURE AND WHoLEsoNE.-N is very i'm
pOrisn, 80 every consumer of alcoholic
liquors to know where to 60, and with whom
30 deal, to obtain the very best and purest
articles that are made, for upon this poiu,
health often critically depends. We can
confidently recommend for this particular
excellence Messr'. spier & Co., Of Peoria
Illinois, manufacturers of alcohol snC
cologne spirits, and Wholesale dealers il
foreign and domestic liquors. We beg at
tension 10 their advertisement 10 smother
column
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07

SHORT CUTs TO TIE GRAvE.-The shortest
CO, 10 the grave we know Of is the alcoholic
stimulating system. II was under q sense
OF this fact that DR.,J. Waller introd uced
his famous CALIFORNIA VINEGAR Buffers,
composed exclusively Of roots, herbs, and
oArks unProcurable in any other part of shs
world. Instead Of depraviug the blood,
like the stAmulants of which rum is the
basis, they impArs vigor and vitality to the
circulation. No case Of Indigestion, Liver
Complaint, Intermittent or Remisssnt Fever,
or Nervous Weakness, can long resist their
salutaTy operation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07

BEAURY's BEST AUxuIARY.--Ask the belle of the
season what appointment Of her toilet-table oil ds
the h yhest place In her esteem, and she will ply,
without moments reflection. Hagans Magn Ola
Balm Nothing, she is thoroughly aware, cont rib
ut's powerfully TO enchance her charms and rem
der her irresistible that most deig htful and
h'althfuI auxiliary OF Beauty BY using 1t ladies are
'ulblcd. long after they have passed the maridian
u ie TO preserve the youthful bloc and purity OF
their complications, and where Natu has denied
that -nperlative attraction, the Balm fully compcn-
-lte- for her deficiencies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07
RoHRER's ExpEcroRAL WILD .ouERRY
TONIC.
The UnivsrsalFamil Rsmsdy.

The Univsrssl Family Rsmsdy.
For Dyspepsia and Weak Stomach.
For the Liver and Kidneys.
For Coughs and Sore Throat.
For the Lungs and Splitting Of Blood.
For WsaknesI and General Debility.
For Loss Of Appetite.
For Sick Headache,
For DisrrheA and Dysensery.
For Fever and Ague.
For Bilious Fever.
For Cholera MoVbus and Cramps.
For Pslpitation Of the Heart.
For Broken down Nervous System.
For NsurAlgi. and Rheumatism.
For Purifying the Blood.
For inaAmsd aud Sore Eyes when caused
BY tho Impure state of the Blood.
Call for i. at John Bsngston's, or Emi
k~hlsr, or address ]. Rohrer, sole propris
tor, Lancaster, Pa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-07

SApDLEsY HARDWARE, ST.. LouIs.-Ths
reliable and we'll known firm Of Messrs.
Hayden. Wilson's & Allen, No. 5l2 North
Main street, 81. Louis, No., Manufacturers
sui Dealers in al! kirds aud varieties, in
cudIur she latest improvements Of Saddlery
Hardware, Carriage Trimmings, Bent
stock, Leather, Collars, &o., are prepared
to supply the trade with anything in their
lius q; the lowsss market prices Send for
Price List. 23dIm