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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
glliQer's
kpr;ihn,te8 syn8benfft.

betuDHtS1 OWbpeTTis
su periuen, Elm rein pesetabilijbcs Hrdparat 9an5'
lid uniddolid, iebod munberlam furirenbe ei9ens
fdaften in obensenannten aeisen bebeno aEir drueis
1eIues in ueliser Guen teiHe Ssilnn9 6epirft, ais
HliIler'S DpSpeplin, rno TT eer Gi8ertbimer bes
reit, menn bnram erfuht Die Namen megrerar aniez
rer berporraaenhen giupobner an5u9e6en Delops
burd5 ben Ge6raut bieer berabuteR Wfgtnr ibre ge'
unbbet pieoer erbalten baben. @inise Sisier Sale
uaren tronilte Dpspepfe pon Der lblmnlten Arr'
pste ron unsren beiten aersten obne @rtols beba1-
belt. ieec6 burd, ben 9e6raup GINGER Slal6en 9s,
pepiin sranbit& tutrt nuroen.
u. 8. MRiIer,
ouenger @jgentbiuler,
er. f2, Nptns6omgrcffra8e.
1ei aueu DtpauiRsn su babin. tsp.26,1S.t&Wfj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
Sennins's 3aamzSinftnr.
Cine eleeante, Tbere nnS erfolez
reit,e MunotpGfebe,

,um Genis.n, Serdonern unb @rbaltuns Der 3dbns
uno pes 3abnHeiiues. uno sibt Dem Itbem ensn on7
senebmen @erap. gu BADEN bel alien 0ro9uInen IN
Iussmeinen unb
q. Spnfon, Seuniuas, Comp.
(Moitl l2WF) Scr. 90. 0oroz&bartesltr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
OA{CHgf+~r DA

Otiamono, 8. SUM. - Sobn s: Do
uis, @aiiirer Der ,Ylanter'S gtatlonals Sanf"
BON bier, itarb bente Morsel iehr platlth In
-9Iltpr BON 26 sSahren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
81. Sabrgang.
spc3ial : Noti;en.

~ 0ie llnter3eidneten fino aIletntss u 9enz
ten fir Zen Staat OlarptGnb Iiir Den Sertauf Der
berlbmten S5eu Metal 5esern. 0ieislbeu iperben
als gdn,lit unroltbar unb ols burhaus ette
Stabtiebern sarantirt. Yrob efebern fret.
SuGsenheimsr & gSeil,
iabrtstenoe GapierbGneler uno Drnfer,
192G SIR Az SSeHs galtimpreitraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10

Cincinnati, 8. SUM. Gin fur9tbarer
Srfan icgtc 9eitern abeno ii6er SeaefOntaine
uno gta1baridaft, eutoadte cine Wenge
9duier in 0e=@raff unb Guincp, Ohio, unO
rib piele Sdune nit iammt ben 8ur.
selu aus Dem goOen. Guiucp ipurOe fat
gang oemolirt uno 80 Menidlen beiddoigt.
Sn 0e'Gruff puroen - @ohnhauier umge.
we6t uuo Die DtetBo0iitenflrd]e gan;lid GER
it0rt. WtaO. 8OlI uuO Swei Sinner ruurosH
eriAla9en.
Sole0o, Ohio, 8. Sum. 2eife bes
99. Slad luurbe beute untet ben Sriimmern
eilIcS neifern serifnrten NnuiPs nefun htr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
Nrr SEnrn ncs carr. N0lppt prefie6
(c;n NGielniti,f erorifTe,t.

86tla0 bla, 8. SUM-. : Glne Ues
peite pom Nems@aitle, 9el., melbet, OoB Der
RcQer gSm. Dennis, pelder am 26. ytdr3
ein ideuBlld)e8 Serbrehen al Der melBen6rau
R. Sbompion be9ing, in @beIter arretlrt
lporoen lit unb Die Sbat eingelancen bat.
0as Solf brobte nit Der auftniipfun9 peS
SGIpmtd1tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10

ausulertisen. Sir ieeen 3pets oss @tslters tno ce
t;id,tiaSfsn aiinftler seiponnen poroen nm Slloel
in VaiteG, erapor gSaheriarben, Guide (lndia Ink,
uno SeI aus,uibreH. Giniddbe @botoarapbie'r' IN
tperpen in ebenio elesanter, OILS po ,I8ler sseils
ousaeIiibrt 8elonbers Muimerfiamfeit MIRO cere o.
piruns uon fletneren Silbern perrorbsncr Sreuhos
oepibmet (uno beiinbet fib cine ieuerfee Spinoe I'm
@tabl,ijsmente, um ruertppole Sllper, ole eopIf'
speroeu iouen, unter alien umhdnoen Dor 3ertorune
,u bespabten). Dis ausssbebnlen eiHridtunsen oss
ateisrs erm0sIhen es ieoe bsrragsne @1oelt IN os'
oortrefflititen gBeie uno panttlid aussuIhbren'
f84-Fl Nie3arc aSai;t, Scr. 46 Goro @barlesitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
.,AiahlanN"

am 9aeibepuufte Der Gaiterus uno 6igbIaHoA
AOsnue,
S3aItinUre. GOuntp, mr.,
iauerbuIb 800 garbs pom Der staGt
SGIttmore.
,,6i9hIdnS" miro Taitb onqebaut uno baIo cine
Dinti9t unO pcrtbUOus Sorituot SGltlmores tueTs
oeH. IS le9t Hur ctni9e buncCrt gdlos
BON Der nBbilabclp5G=g =g9unHgtoHs3aIti'
morer &iiGrbubr,"
BON Der @Gntoner StaotpIer0cbobn,
pom &atteriou= 4Grte
un0
SuiIdeu Der nlhiou@@iienbNbu- unb Dem Sattnortr
g8eihbiloe.
Gin 8oIts iduIbuus un6 cine 3trbe befnA
ben ittb bersits oui oem Elaee.
Die cage III cine Der geiunoeiten uno anssrepmfsH
in DtdrplGno.
SaupGdBe iiuo uuter iebr aintt8eu Seotnsun9cr
Su ucrtdueu ooer Su ptrpGhteH.
gBeqeu Uciterer @lHSclHbeIteu ipenot man nd
minDltn ODER ibriitljf m
Shpmas Rct5imnis, @9eHteu,
(Ipr, % t29fte, ,t&p) an Orr uuo SteLC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
WorS duf einem amerifanif6en
RrieoSfdftifTe.

Ncwz0orf, 9. SUM-. - Die "8Orlb"
fat einen Briuatbrief BON benz amerifaniidlen
9ampfer y8anias" aus greptomn, ytlca<
raqua, in weltem beri6tet ipirs, baB Der
@omnanbeur @bite ON 5. b.0t. ben SOD oes
Wtatrolen Oauio $. Gabp nerurIadte, lnoem
er oeiien Grntduu9stoO berbeifiiArte. Der
MatrOie wuroe ,pesen Irunfenbeit in Giien
qeleat, frie aber 10 tanutbaliih, paB i6m Der
GommanOeur einen rief9en9edtiibcl iibsr ben
&opT itiilpte. Doourd) er erfttdte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
9r. 6. Q. Grant,
Die GrpptDbpipu=
Gis~&

4, was 9auerbaiti9tsit, 9ielnbeit unb S6oRhei
anbelarqt, Die neueIts unb bette, tas Sis erbal'
fence Same. gu boben tel
Gebr. gan1siS s Comp,
Gds Der Baltimore uno
(@,riI 29.tS-F) SbarlseitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
6rose S.ufreauns in NonbUn,
&~ntariC.

VonO on, Ont, 3. 3uni. - groBe 9luF,
regung berrid,t bier liter oie angeblid gemalt
lam bcwerfiteli9te gHtfiihrung zines Quleri'
faners, gtamen5 0tufuS grattou, Der an9e,
tla9t tebt, in 6tQsbOro', gt.=G., OaS YOit.
almt beitoblen su ba6en. gr puroe uou
mehrersn, inter COMMANDO zines @ebeinl.
EOlt3ileu iteheuoen 2euten iiberfalleu, iber.
mdltigt unO florofOrmirt unO in oieiem gu,
itanbe nu9 Detroit gsi6leppt. Ofan bat it'd
Dieie iol angebli6 Die 3uriidIieferung OeS
Sratton mad Canada in gSaibtugton per~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
gSpn bcu sdnSpiAszS zSlnfeln.

SanTrau5t8co, 7. Suni.- Seridte
aus Souolulu neloeu, buB oaS Barlament
bon Sawaii oaS Diiniiterium in 4ntla9etano
perieeen wiQ, neil Oaiielbe angeblid Die 0f'
ieutlt6en @elber 5u einem 9Otelbaue miBs
braud)t hQben lol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
Observation-Disclosures,

HWE ETVT . on UEt%tWttJ**S5
Rarlorzg ghanbeliers,
Borlor=9bauoeIers.
8jbItptb sftG bdnrelicrss
Bblotbefa &banbeiers,
Btbliotbef,@ @banoeIiers.
GRsimmcr,G ,Gbaneeliers,
@Bsimmerz@ banbeliers,
gBsinn,ers@ banoeItsrs.
5auSHur,g st baneeliers,
SausInrz@tG @tGnoeliers,
Sausaur=G banbtIters.
Mue Mrfeu SaSeinrtd,tnuaeH.
gEaIierz uno o asrobren nno
Meporaturen BET
g. g. Tapision,
0r. 8, Rolo%Sibertpfrase.
fgnriI4o 1es) gfr. 3, Rorhzeibertpftr.
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(Qaril 22,i5-T)
l. NiOlnz HID Silberwaaren.

A Gin reidbaftes Eager s,,u.n
@BoGoene unn litberne EaiG enubren.
-5ilberpiattirfe Baaren.
tidbsMe fern muaren.
Veue 8rou;e @ d n II. l. 70.
su iebr bi4l9en GreiIen bst
u. y. Mariner
!" fsspt. 'st .tS,i5D ssr. ass, 8.=Saltimore#r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
ARGlnrctS unS s bampngner!
axl Gf. GuurtncD g. Srm0er,


gIr. IA, 9torb GburlCs-, Gde Der i5GpettCitras
gScnbdHcicr uHr eirpccr,
auCriQc NCcutGr iiir
Moet ct Chandon's tEpernay)
SbdmpGGuer,
Brandenburg FreTes Bordeaux
Sldtcte,
Sauterues gSclnR, SlIOen0L, GognQc
brandy.
6. 2auteren & SO5ne's monirenoe uro anbere
RbeinD cine (Hocks).
@rOB h SlatUell's Eiiles, Sauces IL GOnomente.
SeBr porJu9ltten Rauuiuc 3tid &Ilrct Su 81
pro Sutcro.
GQCinge Gigner oc5 hunbmtGn uHS rcinen
Club House WhiSkeyS.
Sbpeijer. @tbGmer Earmsion, ytcuhateIer, Srdu-
tcr uno anoeren 9le, Saroineu, SurbCuen, SGriage,
GcrOclotUUut u. (. 10.
Ned,te SGodnnaer Si9orrcu.
Sic befen Saffee~, Ebee, 3uitr~ Sprteu uuo frifbe
9roceriCDadreH ubel 6uupt,
Uelte mir uniereH Breuu0cn uno Dem Rublifum
ubcrbaupt Su Den nChriSiteu [jmporteurs Greiieu
oubcteu, tuobei mir temcricn baB purt unlere bret
ten YTbnhungCn nit europa MIR nit oen 9r0BteH
ReUzg)orler SduCyn conturrireu fonrCu.
u. GUurtncn & Sirueer,
Rr. "A. Noto=&9artts-, 9de 0er iSauettetraBe.
(Waii7-f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
Sic @ipur ouf Sem Srieospfape

Stourz@ltb, Soma, 8. Sunl. - Cine
Spe5ial- eorreIponbens meloet aus Sort Sut
forO, 0atota, OaB Die Stopr. 9nbtaner wie~
Der auf benz ySriea82faoe" ilno uno 365 60
gen Der HotbmGnner uabe benl 6oete lagern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
S5iu,beere,,>S Snrmp,

$3.50 pro Salone. so Gents pro Sunrt. p uno 90
grew Gents pro NlaIte;
8eiucr Sort i,ne gherrD: sFsetu, So pro 9auone;
Scr bette yaFslzSldrct- zciu 81 pro OSo. Uldlhen;
WVestart's Ntle uup potfcr, 20 Gents pro suseno
fSlai6en;
seeaer's eaaet bier, 81 pro 0so. Ssta'den;
N'"' pro Oueenb Staihen;
3itrpnru=3 Buffer, rs bis 50 @entr pro S9abte;
Brombrerenz, 4iriben< uno Sngm,r Sranntpene,
s. bro Sollone, % unb 30 @ent5 pro 6iaihe.
as Sepis 8 Dunlap,
non 0Seil pnIfiInDre= Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
0rlhr 5Eid,tru Euihnhrr- -SipIpu
sottO Smfcr S YSrn0er.

SttO SMfcr IS s>SrMrer,
8aubol3 2ager, Sobel- & TuBDcblensRabl
uno Tenitcr Rabmeu 6abrit,
GtFe Der @refIeentffrass, Gdutonz 2!oenus uHh
2itbemarleffrafc.
Baltlm X, ocu !. TSc6r. 1872.
Sa tie iSirm1 uon =. sSilion s 80. I'D cm 1.
HQnuor 1872 mad 9eoenIeitaer uebereiniunlt auloen
lot, 10 beebrt ft Stto 8 uter Dor Der alien
Hirna, ieinen iSreun0en unt ocm Blblifum Inn AQs
9emetnen elt anBct3e fD NADER, Gag CT icineE 8tu=
Ser 5armun Outer els SOmpasnon auiatnoms
MN INN nnS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
9lu 0ru6s unb anbere
0eiAet,De!

~za-~-1-I UUlg gINtIN Stt4kteF Vt0e''I.''
empfeplen mir unSer ,popl= aortirtes sa9er RON 6ls
rnraihen SntrumsnteE, BanOa9en, Sruhb hbaAssrn nn
ilntsrielbebinoen, suipenoren, Supporter. sdn9T
SImen. Serren uuO 4noer &c. &C. aub oerferti9en
mir ale arten uon lpoaraten Sur abbie pon Yer.
Mmfiaitunset n unn Weisbleunssn oes msElnl!eben M
Ssrfr,imnunaen, frumine mo einsebosene aniee,
fiatlit1s geae il. I. 10. % i'll blsitssr stabt oisl
aeuts L6sr ibled,te mo uupaiienbe Srndbaneei
glaqen, cesbatb fent'n mir Die 4ulmettl9ttett aul
ua'ere Srua,bGnser, inrem mir nit Rel1t bepanp=
ten tonnen, oaB eiee sic swedmdBi9ten hne, psi~s
tietqer Staot fahriStrt weroen
6a Ttaoams gBtlms nit oem Spe5leuen otsles
@eil6rtes aerda pertraut lit, be5boIb tonnen f Od'
rne1 1p,ertrauersuoll me an ne uenoen SfRcernn'
Den pon Z lbr Oiorsens bis 9 ubr 4benbS:
Sarl Biums s So, gfr l3. u .@Soparoftr.
,miidlen SGrato9oz uno Niulberrpfr>
unrmnls SeIbgr Der ort5 t5opQoii tb en- s. veil ans
(Nbr1,1S.,E) holt in 40in um Rben YreuBen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
Die sifuatin1t in Wferifp,

2eptDorf, 9. SUM. - @iue Spe5ial-
9epeife BON WlatalnoraS melbet am l., DaB
bic 0rabte Smiiden bort uno Gamargo nod
immer nidt mieOcr bergeiteut iinb. 8riefe
pom 5. ans Gamar9o beidtigen bic DOlitdn-
oige gtiererlage Der Sruppen bcs @oreuas.
Die 6e9ierung8truppen, meld]e ant WOntag
in DtOnterep einorangen, er9abeu iif ipGter.
@r miro beridtet, OaB GuirO9a pernuuOet
wuroe. Mtan glaNbt, oaB iid Die Sufitdn0i-
idien Quf eiEe neue 8emeaunQ pOrbereiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
ne NGiet NGTc! NsM

EsS FVNE TUNE! alM
sur Reiie ins Nuslano beiorst naetlaib "a Stunbe,
q. @aine,
(ss-O gde bsr Saltimoreffr. uno B.=D. -Ipsnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
c9Obn gGnrOfk
Gegeniritige9rbcH6- Serii6ernngssVr'
it(lidlaft INN N0[tnn, Mnf.

Iieic G5ercaidait murOs aI5 9rgoEe1t ees bstltm'
ten ~ NIanacuicltjrr siidDt Seridu Seiskse"
orgaRiiirt. Sbr 6utbabcu NJ ieet uber S2,5UN'OOO,
uelde Ttfr 3u @uuitCn Der Roliccn 5Hbaber au9ee
Iegt iiHb. IGh Den @,ictcn uon WaNdhuiets, nsRn
ir8enb cine 4Ltese .NCr 9nltite semGdt por9sn,
Delde ri1 HurCh oe Ctciutcn autorlrt, lino rue lE
reitoreu, peds oiteIbe qcnladt obeT temillet, eeu
Hi9licnTu Der gcieultGit lur itotn oaolIh otrur'
iadfen Serluh periOuIb OtsartUrrIllh. Sie OlIttS
toren otr.5ohn 0GRcot GeQenieitQtn Sebens Ser<
fherunQs @eepidart" umtultH tlEl9e OteiBta oer
redftcn uro rtipEtttbCluer GtnlcObner SononS 9.
Ane Bolcen iino notl elmer Erlmcnja bluns dbiolut
unpGridnbar, GiRSrle Oh eilubt lcbIIIc1 balbl6pr-
LID ooer piertelidtrliG QCmGdt Wtro. StuhenoeH
ncrben bulbllbrli6 ertlGrt mo buGr beSdblt.
Jur refine teber5= urb Scrorsunos. 8ernteun9,
- tCins 2ontinC" Oher lRo,re Sdemo's fno mt I'M"
ieren 9eidaiteu perbunoen.
Cine ifbr aroSe AuIGtl unifrcr better GinDopntr
fno bcrtits in Der ~ aucod" urhdcrt; Geluno'
5Cit5.9N MOS lUtroen Hur pCritdlegt.
BaIter =. gBilttHi ION,
@eETal- ageHt iitr WdrploHo uno Zen Gtltrln
9oluhi5ia,
Norbruet Ete Der GbarIes uub 8altimorcir.;
SQmCe SENDER Q n, Eotal G9ent;
q. v. 2 cblu ara Smann,
Berudlcr bes oeutdeu 0epotttmcuts
Dr. 3amee u. Steudrt
(Nal0, 120ite,lp) untcriuhun9s@4rtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
NHER KIM

CHERRY KINA
ODER @ein pon peruuianiider 0tinoe,
prSparirt BON Sbonlnleret @ell5 in Buris,
lit elm aus eesebnstes : omit unb o gesenmlttet
fir bQs WetbielTieuer. Su Caben bet
'' ~ o. Ns aripn < Gpmp.e
orfeint9en asenten fir Die Ser. Staaten,
Isde Ger Gutdmitr. L. Wfohtina=Ap.?
snr5. .t2gfteT) ioDie be alien OrosuiIfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-10
TURKEY MYRRH
3,iirfifdse Wnrrben=3 3dblt= Xinftur.

Gin uusseSeiduetes Mittel sesen ueldles oSer sat-
tes 3abnleiid. taufsnce 3dbne uno i6lsbten @tbem
arcntlrt frei pom Sauren ooet
i'd babI ben Dc Dun9en.
@ebraud,t uHo empIobIen bon alleH 3abnar3ten. Se'
reitet unh perfduit in
Robert 2auterbat,'s Seutitbsr Wpotbefe,
Noroot 5fe @utdn II. Sardtosatrs,
uub bel alien Droauiten.
Wa- 80 Gents pro Sstalde. tIS-l.a gs.S
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-18
LOCAL NOTICES.

UNLESS yOu wish . premature death you
will let all the poisonous hair preparations
alone. NATuRE's HAIR RESTORATIVE is
perfectly harmless, as any druggist will tell
you. See eadvsrtisement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-18

4 New ROAD TO HEALTH has been deve-
loped BY DR. ]. WALKER, of oslifornis. 1t
cuts righ, through all the old fAllaciss of the
faculty. His famous CALIFORNIA VISEGAR
BI7rERs are working wonders. The formula
of this iuss.imsble Vege,sbls Medicine sT-
cludes alcohol, mineral poisons and danger
Gus narcotics. II is . tonic of the purest
character, with ostharsic snti-bilious, and
general regulating properties. Composed
Of vegetable products gathered on the
Sierra Nevada, and other parts of California
il is medicine sui generis, without rival
as remedy for dyspepsia and oil bilious
and nervous disorders.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-18
Fine Horses for Sale.

T HAVE SEVERAL PAIRS OF GOOD
l. Young Horses for sale, suited to the Farm,
the Road, OF the Carriage, on fair terms for cash
or on time. JOHN WHITsITF.
Pre- EN- ption, March gst, 1877. uchldw5m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-18

CHApPED HANDS, face, rough skin, PIN
pies, ring worm, sal. rheum, and other
outaneous affections, cured, and the skin
made sofi and smooth, by using the Juniper
Tar Soap made by Cssvsll. Hazard & Co.,
New York. Il is more convenient and
easily applied than other remedies, avoiding
the trouble of the greasy compounds now
in use. mt, weow,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-18

Notice to q River Pilot.
n A. PRUDEN WILL PLEASE CALL AND
w. settle small bill Of his contracted at the Young
america, Rock Island, Ill.
mchi5dlw HEN & KELLY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-18

RESTORATION WoNBERFuL- after heavy Lumber
Wagon had run over the Back.
scIo, Washtenlw Co, Mich, April Is. 1862.
M,sars Thomls Alicock Il Co.. Enclosed send
you an order for your excellent Porous Plasters
They have done M a great doal OF good. Two years
Ago on the 18Th OF NJ rch. was run over by lumber
wagon which injured my nack severely, and broke
OFT one of tho spinous processes the lowest joint or
the back bOne) AMI ruptured the ligamsnts batween
four OF the others. A hump OF about an inch and
half was all the external evidence OF the injury but
the pin was FAR greater than dying eVesY day would
he / applied to the best physicians OF New YORK,
Wisconsin and Michigan. who failed TO relieve me,
though In Justice 70 them, must say some OF their
prescriptions did not follow. gave up all hopes
Of permanent relief from pain, when happened TO
read your advertlsement which had seen before,
but had paid no attention 20 IT, but now conclude
10 end Tor dollars worth and at least make trial
OF tham This was several months ago. The fret
plaster did M good then sent for half yard, and
put it on my back reaching from hip bone TO hip
bone. have worn II for i've or six weeSs and feel
nearly a. well a. ever. think nothing but Acock's
Porou. Plaster has done any good and II It is not
that then am getting well OF an injury from which
the best surgeons and physicians told me, You have
a chance to live and yOu have a chance TO die |
shall keep sticking 60 the plasters. " they Will
stick to me and Judging from those already tried
''''''" '''' f S. SEYMOUR.
Allcock's Porous Pasters are sold by all Druggists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-18

For cash the same land may be had for
s2l6.00, oil payable st the date Of pur-
chase. Yours Respectfully,
JOHN B. CALHOUN,
Land Com missioner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-18

CLERGYNEN, Bankers, Book keepers,
Editors, aud ell others that lead sedenssry
lives, will find much relief from the frequent
Hesdaches, Nervousness, and Constipation
epgendered from want of exercise, by tax
ing Simmons Liver Regulator. Itis q
harmless vegetable compound il can do no
injury aad mum bers who have tried it will
confidently assert chat it is the the best
remedy that can be used.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-18
ARGUS JOB OFFICE,
Rock IsIanl, Ill.

Wh Arslat present prepared to doany kind
w Of Job work which nAy be ordered, at
he hosssst possiAis nstiss, ana In the best
manner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-18
GOOD LANDS ON RzAsoxABLs TERMS

OFFICE OF Iowa RAILROAD LAND Co.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, March IA, 1872. !
JOHN ooHs 4 Sos, Davenport, Iowa:
Gentlemen: Until farther notice the
terms Of payment on sales OF lands will b
90 follows:
On Short Tims.-The principal payable
ons-four'h down aud the balance in one,
two aud three years from date Of purchase
with six per cent. interest in advance each
year.
On Long Time.-At ten per cent. ad-
vance Of the Short Time price, payable one
9Th cash, 10 one year, the interest a, SIX
per cent on the remainder, aud the balance
10 two, three, four and FIVE years from date
Of purchase.
For IH Cash.-Teu per cent. will be
deducted from the Short Time price.
A purchasers account would stand IS
follows, supposiug he purchased forty acres
on either Of the above terms
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-18

RESSE's PAin-Killing Magic Oil is clean,
SAFE, aud delicious to use. 1, does not soil
the clothing, nor does its use iDjure the skin
but beauties it, and cures chap aud PIN.
pies, beside ell kinds of pain. Every family
should keep . bottle Of it 10 the house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-18

GOOD BLACKSMTTHING COAL, FROM DAV-
y enport's Coal Banks, will be delivered in Rock
Island and Moline.
Orders will be promptly attended to by
Il. DAVENPORT,
feb23d9tn Rock Island, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-18

SADDLBRY HARDWARE, ST. LoUIs.-The
reliable aud we'll known firm of Msssrs.
Hayden. Wilson's & Allen, No, 5l2 North
Main street, 81. Louis, Mo-, Manufacturers
and Dealers in al! kinds and varieties, in
cluding the latest improvements OF Saddlery
Hardware, Carriage Trimmings, Bent
Stock, Lsathsr, Collars, &O., are prepared
TO supply the trade with anything in their
lins at the lowest marks. prices. Send for
Prime LisI 23.dlm
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-11

that when the French minister came to
call upon Mr.. Greeley to present bis
credentials, the President who was writ
ing an editorial at that time, not com
pretending the French language, mis-
took the ambassador FIR beggar, and,
without looking up, handed him quar-
ter and an order for a clean shirt, and
said to him, go West, young man-gV
West" So all these nations joined in
making war upon the United States.
They swooped down upon our coasts,
and landed without oppos ton, for those
exposed portions Of our unhappy country
were absolutely deserted. The PresI-
dent was afraid to call away the army
from Kansas at first for fear til outraged
people upon the plains would come East
in spite Of him. But ut last he did sum,
mon the army to his aid, and it moved to
meet the enemy. 1t was too late. BE,
fore the -ps reached Cincinnati the
foreigners had seized Washington and
all the country east of the Ohio, and had
hung the President, the cabinet, and
every member OF Congress.
The army disbanded in alarm, and the
invaders moved the far West, where
they found the population dying Of star
yation because they had followed tue
al ice Of Greeley's book, to Try. for
your first crop, to raise lines; and don't
plant more than a bushel of quicklme
in II hill !! OF course these wretchel
people were at the mercy of the enemy,
who--to his credit be it said--treatei
them kindly, fed them, and brought them
b}ck to their old homes. You krow
what '"llowed--how Prince Frederick
Wl..tm of Prussia assembled the Amer
lean throne, and the other humiiations
that eusued IL was a fearful blow to
republicanism--a blow from which it
will never recover 1t made us, who
were ireemen, nation OF slaves. IL
was all the result Of our blind confidence
in misguided old man who thought
himself n philosopher, but who was act
ually a fool May Heaven preserve you,
my children, from the remorse | feel
when ! remember that | voted for that
bucoiic old editor
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-07-11

BILL MERRILL, of the Prairie du CHEN
Courier, Democrat of the Brick P6lne,
roy school, does not relish the idea OF
swallowing Greeley. He says:
"No Greeley for u.s. Daring the past
two weeks, at least Three Hundred pa
irons Of this paper. nearly all avowed
Democrats, have written and visited US.
Al expressed an opinion on the poiltl-
cal situation. Not one endorsed the
nominations Of Greeleyi A IN iority of
these men declared they would never
vote for Greeley in any event; and a
few preferred Grant to Greeley. In the
event Of Grant and Greeley being the
only candidates, quite a number would
not vote for either
Notwithstanding, Bill and his Courier
will support Greeley hereafter, and will
devote its energies to inducing the three
hundred ayow,d Democrats to do
likewise