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PATENTED sHrf. &c, 1871.
This oan as m Ade of 6 AlvAnized Iron, which does
DOT corrode, has wood bottom, protecting 1t
from the foNr, is JAppsnned, which prevents
-ust; and go cOnstru noted that no oil is lost in
han fling.
First cut shows the can open for use. After
-nping what is wanted, the top may be ciosed
and no dirt or dust can settle on utensils, which
are thus kept clean
The collection of oil and dirt about the floor
as in the use Of the ordinary can, ia avoided.
The pump msy be removed, and used TO trans
fer oil from barrel to Q can, which is done
without wasting drop Also, the pan may b.
lifted out, and the can elsansd or repaired, d
required.
This is q com plete Oil Can, and ,hOuld be IN
the hands Of every retailer of Oil.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-09

w. DR.. BoHAEHAEs Treatise on Spec
ial Diseases" which fully explain the nature,
sauses, sy mptoms, etc., of "spermatOrrhes" or
Seminal Weakness" Syphilis, Female Com
plants, all impediments to Marriage, and val
liable information ON other delicate subjects sent
fkEE to address in plain sealed envelope, OF
receipt of enc stamp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-09
Use Renne's Pain Killing
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SIT Works like q Charm,o

Have you HeAdache7 Use Renne's Magic Oil
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This is the Best Family Remedy, to cure al
kinds of Pain, you ever tried.
1t Is clean, safe and delicious to use, and il
you use it faithfully, Il will do you Good!
Directions on each bottle. Buy itOfthe Drug.
gist or Merchant wnere you trade. If they have
not gOtit on hand they will send for 1t, at your
request, and sell you Genuine RsnHss Pain
Killing Magic Oil, the mAnufacturer's Lowest
price st retail.
@R-sold by Druggists, Merchants and 6rOosrs
1t is put up in three sizes, and called fria
sise," medium Size, and Large Family Size
/ bottles VIM. RENEE SONS,
Sole ProPrietors and Manufacturers,
| Jed Aweowly PIrrsFIBLD, Mass.
! Sold Wholesale and Retail by O. A. Benssr
Druggists, Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-09
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Parmelee's New Vegetable Pills.

Containing Mandrake ana Daadeiion and will
Care Liver and Kidney Complaints, Dy spepsia,
Oostiveness, Headache, Purify the Blood and
regulate the seeretions, remove all Bilious mat
ter and prevent Agas. These Pills are Anti
Bilious and Specific for the cure Of those
Chronic and Bilious arrangements. my24dwIy
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TURRs ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
~ Diseases in o short time, either in Male or
Female; charges low fees; uses no Aercury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-09
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

DR.. B0HANNAN's VEGETABLE Gu
kATlVH" permanently cures all forms Of per-
matorrhea" or Seminal Weakness" in from two
to seven weeks time. 1t restores Lost Power
and brings back the ''Y Outhful vigor" of those
who have destroyed it by sexual excssEes OF evil
practices. Young men suffering from the effects
Of that dreadfully destructive habit Of Self
Abuse can use this medicine with the assurance
Of speedy and Permanent cure. This remedy
has been used by old DR.. Bohannan in his pri-
vate practice for over thirty years and has never
failed in curing even the worst eases. Price S.
per package. Sent to any address free from
observatory. Sold only at DR.. G. A. Bohsn-
nans Office, No. 6ls North Fifth stree, st. Louis
No. Established in 1887.
mch23 dwly
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yailu Argus.

No franking privilege exists in England.
Cash characterization to a rich wild
ow.
Which is the ugiiest hood ever worn ?
-Falsehood.
The bitter end-ths last inch of a penny
cigar.
The conductive thoughts of mat
rimOny.
1t is easier to plant acorns than to trans
plant oaks.
The mothers heart gives 4th joy q, the
baby's lst 9th.
Of oil the birds that please US with their
lays, the most popular is the hen.
Smart young men, and gossiping, pert
girls, are the persons most to be dreaded in
society.
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Gunroy's
COD LIVER DRAGEES
Sugar Coated Fills of Cod Liver Extract

Sugar Coated Pills of COD Liver Extract
A perfect substitute for Cod Liver Oil
more teacious, more economical and
tree fro a all its disagreeAble quaiities.-l
dighiy recommended by many eminent
Ply sicians, who have tried than for Con
sumption, Debility, Costiveness, scrofula,
&C., &c.
The following letters are specimens of
TestimoniGls received daily:
PARIS, Edgar Co., H., April 5, 1870.
Messrs WARD, SUTHERLAND Co
Gents:-Please send at once to Rev. Sam
uel Newell, D. D., Paris, III, two boxes
of your excellent Cod Liver Dragees.-l
medicine my father mas ever used.
Yours truly, v. NJ. NEWELL, MD.
NEwBERS, Va, July ID, 1858.
Messrs. WARD, 50UTHKRLAND b Co. Co.
have prescribed = our Drsgses of Co Liy
! er Extract in a great many cases, and
q have secured results from their use that
could OF have obtained from Cod Liver
Oil. WI. BRAMBLITT, ID. d.
A bottle OF so Dragees equal to u pints
3 Of Cod Liver Oil, Use. A bottle of l20Dra
gees, equal to pints of Cod Liver Oil,
II $l.25. A bottle of $40 Dragees, equal to
n pints of Cod Liver OIL, 50.
4 0btsinabls Of Druggists generally, and
of the Wholesale Agents for the United
81 States.
n Sent by mail in boxes free of postage,
n or receipt of price. n. WARD CO., 81
q Platt street, n Y febI0d-t s-wSm
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Tho RcsignatiOn Of Ex.G0 vernon Vance a
United States Senator Elect-His Reassns
and Ills Letter to tho General Assembly
Governor Caldwell Does Not Object to Gen.
mission His Successor.
RALEIGH. Jan. 20. 1S72
Governor vance's resignation as United Statsa
Senstor elect, already rendered to the Legislature
was accompanied by the following letter.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 90 1879
TO TnE HoNoRABLE THE GENERAL Assembly OF NoRrn
ton Of United states and to resign Int
hands the position which did the great
a. tho o the ps
pie TO whom owe 30 much for your distinguished prefer
the position chiefly because dspriyes oppcra-
nifty OF proving y faithful serving Of nv native State ths
genuine Individual respect regard
am very sincerely your GSgfd tsSw
Copies of the resignation and letter were sent "a
the Governor, and though no action was taken by
either branch Of the Legislature the resignation
seems to be acitly agreed upon, Tuesday of nexs
week has been fixed as the day upon which to elest
his successor. There has been good deal OF doubs
as 10 whether Governor Caldwell would commission
aSenator elected by conservative Legislature at
any other time than upon the particular day spect.
fed In the OF Congress. These doubt have, now.
T by the
to the effect that he has no authority
to appoint a successor while the Legislature is ID
session. and he will therefore commission Whatever
senator may be elected next Tuesday
1t Is understood here that General Matthew RAN
som, thorough democrat Will be The successful
co.nn.stsit6T or .a.:5 vicaBt Sehat6fshIp.
The IT YESTERDAY ana bushes
to the deceased Governor Bragg, VINE was univer.
zaily beloved aud esteemed In the state.
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THE NASSAU STREET BUTCHEaY.

. &C.. z-yJ. 1893
GLASS still LiviDg-Touchinx Story oil the
Meeting Between Husband aud Wife-A
Hated Headdress.
John Glass, who was so brutalY assaulted BY
John Costello at McElroy's eating house, in Nassau
street, Is still living. HIS condition, however has
become very much worse. All day yesterday lie
complained very much Of the violent pain of his
right arm. the radial artery Of which Is severed.
His relatives were In attendance on him all day.
but he was scarcely able to speak TO them. As
night approached he became still worse nd got
into half stupOr. It IS feared that meningitis
Will set In, which will probably prove fatal
very affecting incident occurred when mis- wife
visited him ut the hospital yesterday for the first
time since he received mis- injuries. Mrs. Glass re.
sided at Binghamt0n. and as the several rumors In
the city on Monday morning was that he was
dead, her mother, VINO resides In this city,
teiegrapned to her to come on TO New York
poor woman at once procured mourning clothes
and arrived here yesterday afternoon. Sne hurried
to the hospital dressed IN her Widows weeds: but
as she was about to ascend the stairs she met a
friend OF her husband, who Informed her that he
was still living and mad chance OF recovery. The
poor creature sank fainting to the ground and
was removed to the waiting room OF the
hospital. When she recovered herself and
found where she was her first impulse was to toar
her Widows bonnet from her head aud throw It
from her. When she was taken TO her husband's
BEDSIDE the meeting was most affecting, she cIuRQ
to him until Warden Brown gently removed her
When she went into the room Wnere her husba nd
lay afterwards during the day she mad carefully
removed all traces OF the mourning clothes.
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VIRGINIA.

Legal SQuabble Over tho Funding Bill
The Coupons Offered for Taxes, az Provided
by the Bill, but Are keiused--The Question
40 BE Tested in the Courts.
RICHMOND, jan 49, 1872.
The Senate not yet having passed the resolution
suspendng the operation Of the Funding bill over
the Governors veto that law Is still In force, ana
the funding Of the State debt under Its provisions
continues as before
To-day Moses p. Handy rendered John W. Wright,
Sheriff OF this city, coupons of the State bonds
issued under the provisions OF the Funding
bill In payment Of taxes, which were re-
fused by the Sheriff Mr.. Handy sued out
mandamus, winch has been served, requiring
Mr.. Wright to appear before the Court and answer
why he should not be compelled to receive the cou-
pons. as provided Uy Law. The decision of this
case will test the constltutionaty OF the Funding
act and Will be looked for with considerable In
terest. The case will be heard on Thursday.
This Is one OF the main objections OF the opposi-
ton 10 the Funding law, besides various Others not
the least OF which - thar the State is unable TO pay
the debt and the Joint Committee VI Thirty-two,
now In session, Will probably report a bin 70 COM
promise 1t on basis that viii be anything put salts
factory 10 the creditors a.. aoss-~
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. 90, 1879.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. BxSRMoTTo deane the powers and duties OF the
Chamberlain Of New York city. makes the ONCE entirely
independent OF all other officers.
By Mr.. OBRrENTo repeal section OF law of 1870
which gives the Comptroller the power TO ap-
point officers Of certain
BY Mr. WISsLow-To amend the General Railroad act 90
allow foreign railroads take by lsuda
necessary tor the terminus OF their roads this State
BY Mr.. WEIsMANN-To give the Dry Dock Ralrond CON-
paly of New York power TO construct additional tracks
II substantially gives town through
Fourteenth street and the other through Christopher aad
connecting streets.
THE COLUMBIA COLLEGE BILL
considered Committee Of the Whole and ordered
third reading after amendment that property should
be exempt from taxation except that actually used for col
lege purposes
JUVENILE DRLINQUENr BILL
also ordered to third reading exempts juvenIes
convicted OF petty crimes from the disqualification heretofore
imposed upon criminals,
THR GRAND JURY BILL.
The Assembly bill to confirm action OF the Grand Jury
of Sessions ordered to third reading, and
III ally passed
PROSECUTION OF pHREIIeT CITY OFFICIALS.
Mr. BENEDICT introduced bill, similar to the
the Assembly, allowing taxpayer to prosecute New
York city officials guilty OF mafeasauce In Office.
TIE REFORM CIIA1TER
At the close OF the session Mr. BENEDICT Introduced the
Reform Charter aud the bill create Board OF Supervisors
The Senate then adjourned
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A COLORED LEGISLATOR SHOT,

A Member Of tho Legislature Attemptins -
Cowhide 4 COrrespondent-Byas Gave
Leather and Received Lead In Rcturn-
Great Excitement Among the Negroes.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., Jan %, 1s72
personal rencontre occurred in this city, near
the state House. shortly before noon, arising ous
OF the troubled state Of South Carolina politics ana
misgovernment.
The ARRAY originated between Mr.. Byas, q COL
ored member Of the state Legislature, and Tomlin-
son. the correspondent IN this city OF the Charles
ton NeIcS.
Byss 1t appears was incensed ct some STRUCTURES
lately made in the Ne,0s BY the correspondent and
meeting him this morning at the State House some
alteration followed, and Byas attempted 70 COW
hide Tomlins0n. TOmnsO2 almost immediatey
receated q step or two, ana drawing revOver
aimed and fired at Byas the latter threw up Az
hands ana staggered, then fell
some persons who Witnessed the shooting nc once
took charge Of the wounded Legislation, and phyM-
clans VINO were summoned give Il - their opinion
that tho wound Will prove fatal BONE soy that MN
recovery Is Impossible. . 49,
this city and now IS In close custody benjamin We
TonnsOn, the shooting correspondent, was De-
lieye formerly on the editorial stan OF the New
YORK World. Considerable excitement prevails
among the cOtored population In reference to the
SHOOTING.
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Assembly,

ALBANY, Jan. %, 1879
BILLs ORDERED TO THIRD BEADING.
The following bills gone through with In Committee
and ordered to q third reading.
The bill authorizing the Porchestsr Savings Bank 10 invest
In town bonds
Mr. FIELDS moved amendment 10 the effect that this
bank should not invest beyond ninety per cent Of the face Of
the bond and poSsded TO show that there great danger
In allowing such Investment without such restriction,
r OBI stated that he had gone oveF the reports OF
Dsnks aud found that some had surplus while
o!ne really nad not ashey assets securities put
par wncn were not at par 10 fact He dared not state
the moor OF TINS House the information he
DIS OF these reports and he would he
opposen 20 ncSrporang more sayin banks under the
sem ana especially opposed 70 comforting i'd
Mr. Fields amendment was adopted and then the bill
tee on Banks. ~ 49, ~
The following bills ordered 10 q third resdins:
The bill regulating ferrage from the foot OF Tenth and
Twentythrd streets, New York. TO Greeppont smendins
the general Game law BY including and
counties under 10 provsons Incorporating the Locspc
vsors 10 transmit TO the COMPTROLLER annually satenent
OF ali the Indebtedness OF the towns villages and ctIes n
their counties smsndng the act extending ave
nue. Brooklyn, 10 Flatbush. wv
THE CHARTER FOR YORK crrv-nxspoNathrt.
- ITY or CITY OFFICIALS.
Mr. MOULTON had consent 10 bill 10
the local government Of New York being the charter
In the city and county OF New York. second bill EN-.
any taxpayer to bring action sgaus CITY ocsl
for mafeasance II odlce.
The House then adjourned.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

More CbivaIry-A Gentleman RetaIiates ON
BEING Called . sLdar" BY shootius His
Acknowledgements Scene In n Court
Room.
CHARLEsT0wE, Jan. 20, 1872.
A desperate shooting array occurred here last
evening under the folio wing circumstances: During
the war the lands Of John GARRISON, o wealthy vr-
gilman, were sold for taxes, and Yesterday ne sued
to recover the property During the progress OF the
trial Clarkson called the defendant. United States
Marshal Stack, Q liar. stack struck Garrison and
a general melee ensued, in which seven shots were
fired. The room was small and more than dozen
persOns were present. Garrison was shot four
lines and one wound. being 10 the breast, is dan
ger0us. All the parties are wealthy and respect
able. and the aifail uas caused great Qxc.temeut
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DE La SALE ASSOCIATION.

The anniversary OF the De La Sale Catholic Assos
citation was held at Steinway Hall last evening. A
very large audience was III attendance. aud the
well chosen programme was carried out with
q spirit that gave general satisfaction. After
music from the orchestra Of the association tho
President. Mr. Edward T. Hughes, made snort "a.
dress, stating the aims OF the association end tho
need that was 1elt OF grand Catholic
Young Mems Association, such ~ has been
organized by the Protesants. Then followed songs
essays an original poem, an Grafton ON Conn
muulon,v music und Rotations Inc violin SOLO
l>~Seventh Ar.' by M DE Sattery. was especially
/ dn0,
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General higher than ali the judges Of the State and compel
c% Sp sss e S utterly
70 secure the ends Of Justice By any far
tey Of judge IN the State and that he really
no virtue NO honor and no sneresed regard for the pub
lie good outside OF his bosom. When the Legislature
convinced OF this II will this BILL but not until then
Attorney General BARLOW replied N support Of
the BILL and the committee adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-24
FIRE IN WILLIAMSBURG.

Partial Destruction Of n Fancy Goods store
Loss $4,000.
The fancy goods and jewelry store OF Mrs. Mar.
garet sutton, situated at lls Broadway williams
burg took re ct about two O'Clock yesterday morn
ing and stock to the estimated value OF SIS, 900
was destroyed. The building was damaged TO tho
amount OF 5000. The stock destroyed was insured
for $1,000 in the Williamsburg CITY Company, anu
the Dullding was Insured Tor $4,000 IN inc Kings
County Company. the ortgin oil the ire ~ nys
terys
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Evening session.

The committee met again at naf-past seven
O'CLOCK. number Of communications were re-
ceved ana read, including letters from TWO firms
complaining OF losses OF goods while In the general
order stores
Abraham A. Dater, cartman OF the First as
trict, was examined relative 10 reclamauons made
on account Of losses lie satd:--IIave been cart
man Tor several years; have had TO indemnify own.
ers OF goods l carried on account o. lssaea
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~ 10 900 Ramsay's Square Fire Bricks,
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One Substantial Wood House
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