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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-20

Number of survivors $50 ,S96
OF those mustered out OF service, many
have died since being mustered out, of dig
ease contracted while in service.
There have been placed upon the pension
roll, 207 ,495 pensioners-less than one to
every ten mustered into service. The whole
number of soldiers engaged in the Revou-
tionsry war was 2T6, 021, of whom 57,623
we're pat upon the pension roll, or nearly
one to every fve. The amount annually
appropriated for pensions to soldiers in the
war for the suppression of the Rebellion has
been $22, 802, 994-or little over one hun.
dred dollars each.
A law was passed last winter for the fur
Their relief of those totally or severely disa-
bled in the war. IL divides them into classes
as follows:
l. To all who have lost the sight of both eyes
or lost both hands or been permanently and to-
tally disabled in the same, OF otherwise so per
msnently and totally disabled as to render them
utterly helpless, or 90 nearly ss to require The
constant personal aid and attendance OF an other
person, a pedsion Of fifty dollars per month Is
given.
2. To sIl who have lost both feet, or one hand
and foot, or have been permanently and totally
disabled in the same, or otherwise so disabled as
to be inoapacitGted for performing any maRua
labor, bus not much 40 require constant per-
sonal aid and attendance, a pension Of thirty
dollars per month is given.
8. To all who lost one hand, OF one foot, or
have been totally and permanently disabled il
the same OF otherwise so disabled IS to render
theiE incap2oity to perform manual labor equiv
client to the loss of hand or foot, a pension o
| twenty dollars month is giver.
| The number of persons belonging to esct
class is ss follows:
First grad oet
Second o.
Ihird grads'... ..s.,'....,.. IJ,Vo'
Total '.....'..'.''...'' 1921
Il was estimated that this act would in
creaIe the amount paid for pensions at leas
/ twenty per cent; which would make ih'
amount now distributed on this sceoun
/ So, $685.
/ The number Of Union soldiers who fel
into rebel hands was as follows:
Prisoners captured -........lss,2l
Died in captivity '' ....' 1910
Iu other words, nearly one-sixth of all on
soldiers who were captured, persisted il
rebel prisons.
Such is a brief review of the costs, sacri
fees and demands Of the war for puttiny
down the rebellion, the burthens Of whicl
still rest heavily upon Us, and reminders 0
which daily present themselves at our fire
sides, and meet us in the highways, whereve
We GO Dubuque Times.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-20

Extracts OF Roots and Herbs which almost in
vaTiahly cure the following cOmplsints:-
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Liver Complaint, and
Loss Of Appetite cured by taking few bottles.
Lassitude, Low sFirits and sinking Sensation
cured at once.
Eruptione, Pimples, Blotches, and all imp uri
ties of the blood, bursting through the skin are
cured readily by following the directions on the
bottle.
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary DeraDgement
invariably cured. One bottle will convince the
most skeptieal.
Worms expelled from the system without the
least difficulty. Patients suffering from this
prevalent disease will see a marked change for
the better in their condition after taking one
bottle. Worm difficulties are more prevalent
than is generally supposed in the young, and
they will find the Quaker Bitters sure remedy.
Nervous Difficulties, Neuralgia, &c, speedi-
ly relieved.
rheumatism, Swelled Joints and all scrofular
Affections removed or greatly relieved by this
/ invaluable medicine.
Bronchitis, oatArrh, Convulsions and Hys-
| terics cured or much relieved.
Difficult Breathing, Fsin in the Lungs, Side
and Chest almost invariably cured by tAk ing a
few bottles of the Quaker Bitters.
All Difficult Female arrangements, almost
| invariably caused by q violation OF the organic
laws so prevalent to the American ladies yielS
readily to this invaluable medieine-the Quaker
| Bitters.
ALI Impurities Of the Blood and diseases Incl
dent TO the same always cured by the Quaker
Bitters, If tshen according to the directions.
The Aged find in the Quaker Bitters just the
| arsicie they stand In need Of in their declining
1 years. It quiekens the blood and cheers the
mind, and payes the passage down the plane in
clned.
Sold By all Druggists d Dealers in Medicine
Dr.. II. 3. FLINT & CO., PFeprietsrs,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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, 1872-11-20
Watch BUYERS Atteation

The undersigu-
ed respectfully
call the attention
Of persons con e
templslng the
urc base OF
tehesto the su-
periOrity Of the
celebrated Niekle
Movements, man
fac ture d b Y
Messrs. B0RRL
4 C0URVOTS-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-20

EHHLY's Standard Goods are for sale by 81
frst-elasS dealers in the North West and I'M
Rock Island By L. L. LANE, and JOHN
BEN9SToR. msh2sd-mvf&wly
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, 80 BOWERY, CORNER OF
~ Bayard sreet-200 light Rooms, neatly furnished
b GJc per night 50 TO "a per week for gentlemen
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
AMUsEMENTs.

NEW OhN
AMUsEMnNTs.
Woopg'ss gsusy sysEgM .Txasoos .E EXTRA ATTRACTIONS
THE GREAT BURIEse6E fFoGfE g. "
IA sSs%iHB xSb sRfEssssaiIss hssr'
the world snd also
the versatile shsfSs also
sSEa z lssis iRssss; ssS S H1RRgssa sRgssa
FAAcG Gi'ssrs os FsUfHs Sfs Comedy Of the
EVENING |is ;ssSss$ ss''''''' Of
5ssHS 'S T. ssR
m. ssss YER say$sa ssSs
04$ssSSs 95 syssEs; q
ON SHEs ss% SsHH4 $#s EEHt a4l'nr
LES CENT X1HSdHas YES dhsr vrEnans,
un. >. The Latest Sensation Ia Paris
N " fHH i'' V9HGIss Eas IS, VIRGINS.
AIMEE an1 sfosrnA sSS|HHsHRHE AIMEE NEE
pucSEssH SSEgssAu' IHC5YHs ISgHEAHss 'UrEA2s AA22sDrs
and the full strength Of the Company, ,ur,p
EXTRA CnRIsTMXs AND sxruR6XY 1u MA 2ATIaEE HaE
LA pan LES
onh3Sgs1s % NAEhss 3iHaIss
Admission including Rsserysd Seats ri GaMlery M @
OLYMPIC THEArRE.-NoTICE-cAL FOR THE
ballet The ladies' ENGAGED for the new spectacle
yocip TSusdas srS mornns vseancs for So
principals and extras.
CTEINwAY HAhLI1EyBINsTEIN Y II dB ooNCERTs.
RuSfssSSgS SSEsss$ sSS $fHSSsSh SSE$Ssi%a fHonAs
TUESDAY EvESiSe YSGESa beesmSer 11MF4S'ss st. is7s
r.sHEgE SossHhFs II iz% 4SSt o, '
AHESS HEskI kSflSsIE1s %fESfHMskf. ano
RuB1NsrRrN and j0iR5 0IERRPsWsRf sRPsSWTssRRgfe THOMAS
#iSsfs%ss $$SHSs $5sIssSsfs
rHEo 5SsS y osqHzsrHA
4EsGAiE OF PRICES
TIE .css y sna according
Go At sss y e M % sn IL
FRIDAY MORNING. December q, at O'Clock
s.sRfs ssd ssE9s AERHs sAEREs
THE GREAT sENsATIoN OF The SEASON.
z,, Leo : AND ;D,';: 1G'sh sho AND 4c9Ss q .,,.,,.,
me Rl $#$SsasB
have chhf 4S5 spss
PirTERi, IaSNiER' IUFo, ADR1ENNE
~, :, and M ls0 BCGey GGoeryphees and Figurantes
MAcScEsE RY sEsEs sAH7AEoh Al ESnsy RE R54urIEs a54
by The ySo SF
BY a sf Fsnfh s FPfsh an IN Sns
Se ats aSb sSsEffi Sy
uiA An ATTRACTIVE HRSfS VARIETY ENTfEkrAINMENT
DAVIES, ventriloqust; Child AMERCUS, Vioinist Miss
The whole forming combination OF attraction never
SATURDAY MATINEE AT MALF-PAsT ONE
HOLIDAY MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY.
NIBLo's GARDEN NIBLOs GARDEN.
N -, ;Xl,, EXTRA PERToRMANCE M
MOST BRILLIANT sPECTACLE IN THE WORLD.
LEO AND LOTOS
WITH ALL IT'S SUPERB AND DAZZLING FEATURES.
CURTAIN RISES AT HALF-PAST ONE.
FAMILY CIRCLE, entrance on Crosby st. FIFTY CENTS
! A GRAND BAZAAR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
"A Home for Women 3 Water street, will open at the
splendid ArEory Of the Seventy first regiment junction
q Broadway Sixth avenue and Thirty 18th street on
Single tickets 26c season. g. This grand pazaar Is
voluntary benefit given by ladies' friends Of the Home for
Women, to erect new building; Rey " H Boole, the
way connected In the direction responsibility Of the
bazaar 1t will be opened and closed daily with singing
and prayer No grab.bagsm lotteries" chances or
beautiful Holiday Gifts in endless variety No extrava:
CANT prices charged The Seventy-rst Regiment Band
will perform every evening open from 10 A. M to 10
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

DOARD wANTED-FOR THREE ADULTS; TWO
ID connecting furnish rooms; references
terms moderate Address FAMILY, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

| OLYMPIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE
~ ballet. The ladies engaged for the new spectacle
shortly be produced requested to meet stage
atll O'Clock Thursday morning. Vacancies for both
| priuciDols and extras.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
ADJUSTMENTS,

AMUSEmENTS.
Union SQUARE ruEArRR.
Proprietor Mr. Sheridan Shook
Manager A. NJ Palmer
aSsgRs RsfEs GRss a MATT
sd8SSS stdS8SSGs r$s $$ssssssAHShil ssSsDAi-
sSsnS q x: ns TRa 6s Sa
VIII be presented Dion Bouccaults most popular COM
~,. w .. LONDON ASSURANCE,
Eith sr aSsdSlt ths sSpgns Marx Smith
Charles 6oursy Mr. Geo Partes
hsx hsTx sGddle sCsnec MI e Lamb
@ coo Mr Nj Il = w. sstns stnsrt
sSIS%0n sIS,;S Mr. i wilder
aaiseS
asy Grace ny mn HsS%Sfd SSsSi
sd0 Fo miss sSsephdnsr snd r6TSss
sSsns'1s s ESs and Saturday evenings and at
the hsdss S;SsSsS$
ssas TIC 30 Box Once rs y open every day from
''Da''' = '''"Wis WEDNESDAY EVENING
FIRST app'"rasafSs sRs = dhznA sasSf!s GssSsos
FRIDAY EVENING
First 'ppearaR%HIss MISS s. sasY htf ghensFs SsFs%oD "
win be presensed for the first time at this theatre Mr.
Tom 1aylfF'ss Gnsha sshh5!l'PsE P6SS%s SisTss entitled
MR. JAMES wALLAcx
in his sHsss snssRY sSsipSSls pSsSAR sHasaossr Of
with unusually strong cast
HENRY DUNBAR MATINEE
eru and the last appearances the present Of
NEXT WEEK,
Seats secured six days in advance at the theatre
Ditson q Co.'S music store, I'll Broadway :.
RoorH's THEATRE. BOOTH
The Management respectfully announces brief en-.
saS'"'"s % Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH,
E9nsa on
IN s n w s
hst sheet ~ s n ssS tuesday week.
SoIicE public respse.fully y, informed that
tickets purchased Of sidewalk SPECTATORS win not be
MONDAY, bsssmasT s and during the ssss ss''s''
Second Ct ns. RsE III ps hssa wSa % appear
IN the Grand IffsqatE TT G1s1RR Pssma Of
" e par d Ss pfs e sn
monnnes that oharaoterzsa ar CITE It's seprssents
4 d ss!sHi?' s5SisI
MATINEE AT p. NJ
EVENING AT r. M.
GRAND PERFORMANCES ON CHRISTMAS DAY.
In rehearsal the fseH4 ESRsffsTHs Drama entitled the
RROoKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
MISS NI;iIsON in BROoKIYN "u """"s0'
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
Mr.. BOOTH respe ctfuly announces the first appear
ance In Brooklyn of the celebrated English Tragedienne
MISS NELSON,
IN two Of her iqstly tSmSHs roes-JULIET and RAY
DECEMBER "A. Seats may be secured ut the Academy
IN Brooklyn or at Rumans, III Broadway.
MRS r. B. CoNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE.
1u Every evening and matinees.
SATANAS
and the SPIRIT OF BEAUTY
preceded at each performance
rJvERRACE GARDEN THEATRE,
Fiftycighth st., between Third and Lexington
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 26, 1872,
GRAND MATINEE AND EVENING PERFORMANCE
BY THE WORLD-RENOWNED MAGICIAN,
PROFESSOR VANEK.
rJ,ERRACE GARDEN.-FIFTY-EI EIGHTH STREET. BE-
tween Lexington and Third avenues
Extraordinary Christmas Performance Of
LOUISE LlCHTMAY'S GRAND OPERA COMPANY.
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 26. at O'Clock,
Die VerbOung Bel der Lanterne and D0S VcrSprechcn
Hintern Herd
Seats can BIO secured ut the Terrace Garden Theatre
office, Fifty ninth street.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
THE LECTURE sEAsc 4.

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY TAUGHT WITH PRAcTI.
~ cal experiments Commencement OF lectures Janu
aryG 1873 Evenings rom 70 ocIyck BY CURT W
MEYER, Mechanical Engineer and Manufacturer Of
Philosophical Instrum ments.
Applications received at his store, No Cooper Inst
tute, THIRD avenue near Sevcnih street
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

DOUBLE PAPER.
EIGHT PAGE SHEET
TODAY
CHRISTMAS STORIES FOR CHRISTMAS EVE
PAPER FOR THE HOME CIRCLE,
FULL OF LIGHT AND PLEASANT READING
AND ALL THE NEWS.
LOOK OUT FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAM
TO-DAY.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

NEW SCENES AND ATTRACTIONS.
Admission. 81; Family Circle 5Oc Reserved Seats Soc.
nd vfra
The New York herald., 1872-12-24
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

IN ferred large hall Room Room fourth floor
with southern exposure state lowest tems references
required Address E. B., box l42 Herald Uptown Branch
office.
The New York herald., 1872-12-24

MISS ANToINEfTE STERLING,
- MR.. GEO. SIMPSON,
MR.. NJ. W. WHITNEY
FULL CHORUS AMP oRcHEsTRA;, ,,,nn
oRGAANNIsT invssi0a Il 4; ppsApvSI 3r, slNshM M
FIFTY CENTS EXTRA. Can be obtained at the Hall;
Schirmcrs, 7Ol Broadway; Rulmans ia Broadway;
Shcldons GIT Broadway, and Ponds, SO Union square
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-12-05
e9ir Maps ass.A Dihnsrg 9

1t is better when tired to take nap
before dinner, or any, other meal than
after it. But many persons, particu-
larIy the middle aged and elderfy. al-
low themselves after dinner maps; !,
and the custom. i nok sarrisd % ek7
cess ID BY many nedic@ men c5nsi4 I
cred benefcisl fathert than 9th erwis6
as by keeping the body I'd q stafe pf
qaietud4 digestion - ProEboted aad
assisted. In southern countries mid
day, termed the siesta, is almost uni
yersally taken, and wonderfully re-
freshes the frame enervated and weak
ened by the intense heat. 1t is how
ever, important that such sleep be not
indulged in too great q length, as per-
sons Invariably find such prolonged
slumber in the day time caused them
togwake ppsdull, irEit4blg!aHA pgE4
freshed ;zRhile pesieat-
ed. on having been accidentally rous-
ed up in few minutes after absolute
forgetfulness, a sensation of ightness
and renewed vigor, unattended by
peevishness, or the least desi4e 10
sleep. again. rrMedicai men4inrsane-.
ti6nih6 fha OiGdalae enee 8 6af4icaisfiy
desire that 1t be taken in . reclining
POSTURE, and by no means lying hori-
zontally the stomach in the latter pe-
sitfou pressing on tinef fTinfEst stii1ess ahd
causing the blood TO- be impelled to the.
heads iG9rpulefit persons, and thpsel
who have tendency to appoplexy,
should. bepartieuIaElS niadfui On this
point. xr tn
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-12-05
4

: AGsE roT 0ID EsLrS-9herAs
no economy in using old muslin
where. it will be exposed to much
wear, but for some uses it will "be
asgpod .peWsh a, lady writes US
.fBa9 fok4seafslsi5e has lhadelhcr par
tially-worn sheets into simple win
dow curtains. From the center of
the sheet eheeteafs the worn, .pertien;r
this leaves two strips, each Of two s6dl
one half yards in length and from
three sfoufths tai gafO to . ydfd M
width. She then .seWs the two rselF-
edge edges togst9 81. and turns the ] 1,
round the curtain, she pew .ssikches,
about an inch from, The edge, narrow
strips of some pretty and washable
cambria or calico for q trimming, put
tiDgan extra row of stitching throqghT
that on the upper end to make . piace
,Slss f0r q tape toI l'F be rug MfkDakd
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-12-05
Length of Days. ieanl

The days of summer grow, longer. as
we go NorthWafd, and the days; Of
winter shorter. At Hamburg the
longest day has seventeen hours and
the shortest seven. AT Stockholm
the longest has eighteen and half
hours and the shortest five andsa half.
At Finland the longest has twenty
one hours and a half and the shortest
two and half. At, Wsudorbus, in
Norway, the day lasts from the 21st of
May to the I'd of July-1-the sun not
getting below the horizon for the
whole time, but sikimniing along very
close to it in the North. At SpitzeE-
bergen the longest day lasts three
months and a half. -. s, - .'..''5
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-12-05

- 4NOfStNNfe40F &t1tN1
= 4 new cure 4oragsss is gf<sM d a
Terre Haute Qndiana) paper. The
writer says to those afflicted with
.agpe, crawl down stairs head fore
most. Laugh at the idea, if yon please
but do your crawling first; you can
then afford to laugh. Just as the chill
iiscpmiug. on, starr a, ths ton y 1If<'
flight bf STAIR and craV 8pwA ~
You never did harder work in your
life, and when you arrive at the bot
tom, instead of shaking, you will find
yourself pl lhfis. 3Easssi 3Essi ih ihs he1 ace aaa1
perspiring freely, from the strong ex-
Ednryel1 { III H i7SaaseSitEH3eu Il nj as
much as quinine or patent medicines,
and if it fails it win only do what they
do every day.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-12-05

& EEgzt .Ltkyfl 2 & 1tlLUsfrU FteFh LhtsE fg
The "DoMESTIo' stands unrivaled for s-m
pJ5efts 1f eonstraes&0R. list. II has direct and
the same with a simple and powerful motion.
Id The feed motion Is obtained from the same
g shuttle Hs the
iseiiVe d desics s BY Shns avoiding the grinding
giient Wear and friction attending them, there
results . sILRNT MACHINE ID, -4tio.f rs
with q sw inging motion. is q cylinder of hard.
ened cast steel The bob1i's fs larger than fAGt
I r , of lbs ootton or lse
proportion Of other sizes The thread IN the
bobbin may be used on thick or thin goods.
TENSION. The shuttle has q perfect tension,
corresponding. With the. tension above, so ar
light tension with fine. and strong tension with
coarse thread, making 1t thoroug ghlyt Self Ad-
eentig batented e IS ansomstic IN IL sctfone
there 70 mono 70 Be compared aeifA ~ nos "
On sitting down ~ the ~ Domesticy the first
Te tads al
this featuee is appareht from the fact that NO
s1s II
tituIles OF, women is injured each year by nsing
heavy running machines, its importance seems
zososs. sssed 6y esier asaekiasS Is SasSG in sss2
ming tie DOMESTIC" May it not Justly be
LEADING III POINTS OF EExxooELLEsisCE EExxoo;Ei:L LEsisStC;Er
COMBINED IN THE q ~DOMESTIC.''' -
Est. Extra; size and rOem under ARM 81
I'd ). Sinaplieity. nirees Action {, igsn isuai
9th; z6afeSise 81 no Cams sor Gear wheels.
Sth. Cylindrical hardened cast-steel Shut
tie with large BObbin.
9th. Tupe1iog Automatic iTakeeup. rIf
st ss eaSASF Pi5ef B Uf TsP5iSFf 5GT OF
Arjustment by ase. This id a quality pos
sessed by mo other Machine in the world.
9th. Great Range of WORK ls''
10th. Durability of Working Parts: - s5s
o. la;,,,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-12-05
SHELL MOUNDS.
Remarkable Discovery on the California
Coast.

Remarkable Discovery on the California
Coast.
Correspondence of the st. Louis Globe.]
San Pablo. is about fifteen miles
from Oakland. and lies almost due
north, and the road follows the beach,
When within three miles Of the tow n
we came to shell mound, rising up
from the plain to almost the dignity
of q hill, and> which is now covered
with growth OF shrubbery. There
is no telling when or by. whom that
mound was raised, that rs almost a
mile long and halt o mile wide.
Fragments of pottery made of red
earth, not to be obtained anywhere in
this State, are found on the surface
and near the top, and about two years
ago Mr.. McHenry, the ownee OF the
land, dug a trench, and at a depth Of
twenty feet, sixty feet in from the
west, near the base, found numerous
skeletons of Indians of all sizes, and
some bones of dogs and birds, and
many implements of stone. One baby
had been rolled in monstrously long
piece of red silk, like the mummies,
and had been covered with coating
of sort of asphaltum. Mr.. McHenry
also found in other parts of the hill
evidences enough to show that this
mound was burying-place for some
extinct tribe of Indians, as the skulls
are different from all Others sknoWiI, in
some particulars.
Where the red silk camefrom would
puzzle any one to know, eas this, must
have been primitive race, Judging
by the rude. implements and utensils.
All the skeletons were III sitting
posture, with their faces turned north
ward. The shells that form tliis MOUND
are oyster, clam and mussel shells, all
having been exposed to the action of
fire, and nearly all broken fine. Very
rarely are entire shells found. The
same kind OF mounds, Thoughts mot so
large, are found near San Mateo, on
the San Francisco side. They are all
near the shores of the bay, and have
been made of the shells OF the oysters
and mussels that the Indians. used as
food, and which they evidently roast
ed to open. Some, think it impossi-,
BILE that such enormous quantities. of
oysters, etc., could ever have been eat
en-, and would never have believed
it had l not seen a gentleman eat
roast oysters once, and seen the pile
of shells he left.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-12-05

ifst fsfF Ht-Hf
Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are OF
more real value TO
mankind than this ef-
fectual remedy fer all
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-12-05
Hall susxfii3 ssis1,,s,o .rssfs u = = :
SOUND INSURANCE.
Watertown Insurance :. Co.
WatertoMn. ny.

I
CASH CAPITAL 82oe ,Oee.
SURPLUS 7vHE 145,0o6,
Insures detached Dwellings,, their contents
and Farm eiscrtgtnnly.e .El19aIeW z u % o.
sfsys fer dHmsEe by llghtni1 wheel fire. en-:
sues or not. and fer Live Stock killed bya ght-
ming on the premises.
Is not exposed to sweeping fires.
Insures holA 1A 10 10 per1cent 1oWeK than COM
penies doing general business.
Had no Chicago f0sses rs shfs - Ait- 5ft,'S Z
~ ssiGEaI .ssi1aosg HsC. BEDELLy Aren't. d
Shalersville Ohio. 4
The fDllowing are the names of q few OF the
persons In this vicinity who have taken fnstlr-
snce In this sconpany.--
gseSHALERSEILLEs = srso
EGG a * sfss1s sml.n ks.srIfss ssIfasoF
"A Weaver 6Colby s.r6s iE D. Colby 81 9zsia
.aenaa loe RAvENNA
y Nichols EF Brainerd II D Seymour
q DeninS lhMerfss aFEH W Riddle
n Haven a Reed VIM Ward
lL{3, Mara isfg fslo3 yT8y sp.sf< ii 1osf sfgf
Jei s.,cs.s 9ia, sSFREETsRoRo ars1oszs sssintls
II 6nrzpushs I'D y. .A-Jenkins n, ,DPeek s5safls
4 lkqssefil efil;ssass Clark s,rs Mrs 4 Clark n5
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Remedies for theasarssle pssasSSsnel

keme01eS Tor theff0rs6 J86eASe
r1pfaddition to precautions and REM
edies already Published by us con-
corning the terrible epizeotiG Givesgive
two receipts which have been used
with great, success ins New X YofE, and
which are recommended BY most re-
Liable authorasy2, sT9ftuI) J tg9II
r, LOTION FoR HORSES
OF. Spirits 0fHaEtshdrhn Il
2 OF. Tinctnre of ,Arnica. gT
IL pintsOiE OF Hem1ockd
IL apints Alcohol. ,u
Batfle neck and under jaws. = YOd
Also, ten, drops of :aconite1 on ton
que three timesia day. UDlJ
The other is the, course pursued In
some Of the stables containing vafnAr
BILE trotting stock 3OSB51
yBapdage the 3iqbs aud isoak bahdas'
ges with spirits! n Rub the throat
with hqtufpentipef Mixe a R4rtiop;df
ipecac and tartar enetieP with Um6lasl
ses, put4 q sfew edropgpns the aongue
essfi .sfnH Faf nsafi nsgaifilhanI aISSyfL
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-12-05
Weights anANLSassres.

For the benefit ofreur readers ogs
publish iBcrc W 4 table of sights sadl
measures USED IN selling grain,regeta-
bles, fruits, &C., which, if they will
preserve, they viii findv very handy
for Reference D9iDTRE1 G'VOa
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