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Al Notices Of Marriages must be endorsed Nth jaH
name and address.
DIED.

DIED.
BRAssAqsut H. 1873 st Harlem Sara, Bras lS' ., ss'; 70:
FlErCHER-n Brooklyn on wcinesiy 1871 $50 Jay
s. Of ehOa iRfs1S@ GeG'I Ss1 youngest sou
HOw-At Bay, THURSDAY, August a. Ceesne we.
daughter Of John L. aa4 Sirah u HOY Of Boo~H l..
Funeral at South Oyster Bay.
LTrTEIoa JRa5'5ay August : cAs.'s S. "do" The '''
The relatives and friends respectfully invited attend her fupsr
copa Church. Ciasson-sye Myrte-ave.. Brooklyn.
LoTTAt Fands MONDAY Angus, l. 1873 Anne Lo' WIDOW
MoCHEsSEY-on Wednesday 10, 1873, Lydia Jane OHS
daughter OF George W. sud Abby A. heCnesney;, -,
her from the residence q her parents % lr'HsPAeo Brook
lyn. on Friday August is, 1873
MBLINBA ga M IAN inst q bis residence No lOo Bergen
st.. south Brooklyn, Col James T. Meine
Notice Of funeral hereafter
MLLBR-At Tarrytown r. 49, Lnra Carleton. daughter
OF Fred l.. and Mana Muller, aged months and days
Tend her ureial from TIE residence grAndsber
MasuTy, es 120 MOnASue' Brooklyn oa FRIDAY August l5
MooRE Marion Long Island the l2th Inst der',e e.
of Rev Aley and sarah b. Moore Of Harlem n l.
MOORE-On wednesday Angus, 10, 1873 Orlando j. Moore. Tie
The ye and euds Of the fsmy are invited to
his late residence, II Bat Fortsourht on hoadsJ Aas.s'
49, at12m.
PARKRR-Iu Brooklyn 10. amer short illness. ADELAIDE
ssr s ie 'SS ii6 Po.ps oeoei Friday
RAND-On rasisr August H. Ccrana wife Of A,ron w. Rand
Relatives invited attend the fauers service, .. ne
Of her father l54 West rsslht on friday l'A iSss
at IL an
RERD-arn H. Reed in the 6lst year Of bis % Thursday
August Ia 1878, his residence 90 ChstopAersI New fors
Nouce Of funeral hereafter.
R0BISs0SA Newark on The l2ih Inst cahanne widow Of
the late samuel Robinson in the 9th year u her
invited attend the funeral from her
residence II Bleecker, Fnday August 10 oc,sA
Interment Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
TOPPINGAt sunm ~ Theraay August Is. Mabel Coxtss
daughter A. H. snd Nse ToDng aged IL months and II dsrs
Notice Of funeral hereafter
WHITING WEDNESDAY Augos -, 1873 Mrs Eliza Whiting vie
Of Mason Whiting Of Brooklyn.
Funeral at SATURDAY, from Plymouth Churh Relatives AZ
friends invited 10 attend.
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KENDALL.

KRSDALL-WHITNEY-n BrooklyB Wednesday. AiyIst l ~
Deeyan DerOn KenlaA TO hnni A. aac Of
Jesse J. Whitney OF ErOokiyn. No cards
GALL-PREENAN-A Nessr " J.. August ~ 1873 b.
H. smith. Harry AeDOusaA 70 ba g. Freeman all
ofNeSark.
NELSON-RULEOn wednesday August l3 d the rrenes
the brides parents by tie Rec. ". OlcsJu, d d. Nha-s
Eugene Gslson d. D. Ju, seconi diugber Of VIM haa
oUITrMRYER-B Wonesia August H. at the char u
SAVIOR BrOokyo the Rev. Robert MoIln DR. HearT au
never of Miss Elxlbsth Byors Of Brooklyn
Brooklyn, August ~ BY Rev Avsd
Taylor d. D. Sofo Mary daughter VI TIE late Wan d.
both Of Brooklyn No cards
TAYLOR-PARRES residence OF the brides parents By hs
A. Partridge Francis Taylor JL o. BrooATn 20 Ahes
a. Farren. Of NsH-fOrk ty No 'sns
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NEW EVIDENCE VOLUNTEERED IN THE ITCH
BORNE CASE.

CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-1he Tribune will publish
tomorrow the following letter from John Crowley,
resident OF Springfield to a gentleman OF this city:
see there is EngiishmaD, a Mr.. Whalley member
OF Parliament has arrived in NewYork for the purpose
OF collecting money In this Tchborne case in England
want you. please TO hnd out by means where
this Mr.. Whaley IA stopping in EewYork then TO
write 10 him and tell HIM that he get nforma-
ton from about Tchborne than he get in all En-
gland-f he wants it, Please don't neglect attention TO
this ut once.
The gentleman to whom the letter ia addressed says
Crowley veterinary surgeon OF large practice and
more than ordinary Intelligence Ia every way con
adered 10 be Trustworthy and his word reliable He
s quite sure he either dsprOye the identity
of the claimant with Sir Roger TchbOrDe because OF biz
personal knowledge Of the original and genuine Sir
Roger. AZ the time that Sir Roger was sta.
toned with his regiment at Cahr Barracks,
Crowley's mother kept hotel at Cogha,
Ireland, which the resort OF Sir
Roger and his intimate friends. Crowley was Oh en-
young gwen 10 heG sports studying 10 qualify
himself for the profession OF veterinary surgeon Sir
Roger was very poor borseman, and he employed
Crowley TO give him Instructions They were much
togetheT-boon complimentary aud night and there In
hnle DOUBT that II any identity than
Crowley viii NC able 10 say whether the claimant s or Is
uot tho genuine Sir Roger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-15
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. H.--By direction Of the Presi-
dent general coormsrlil been ordered Port D. A.
Rasses Wyoming Territory, che 10Th inst for the trial OF Capt
Cain An Inntry. The following ocer detailed for The
r. De Toband 18Th In ansrY Lieut. Coils H. Potter 9Th Infantry
Geo A. Woodward l4h Infantry albert g. Bracket Caviar
Mso n A. Dudley 81 Cavalry; ". Blunt l4h Infantry Capt
b. D.un Infantry ant Major H. b. Barnham, Jaige Advocate
Of the Col A.
Montsome be,g relieved from
du m the Division Of The Atlantic BY deg
commanding general Of that Division S after setthng
h accounts the 30h d November the command
odee the Depar Of ArzOra for Chief Quareas.er
Department reLe g Major j. Dana Sho Nd report for
Col Wilcox 2h afsntgy has been detailed for duty super
nndsat The GenetI heo Ses md orei 70 New otA 70
.s,qus change Of this sur enateBdg1cJ.
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DoagsrIU AAuEaa

" Iorts ,ar if.i'sir quet at l,ci,1,s Shsr,
br, -tis.r low. .. t ~ - - ~ - Ill
..r ~ !, 2- Winter stSi sBc5 - Corn highsr
$500 No ci,cl, -sh lot ei'f Nrst u. selles
xftyr agl EJb)t'.
% ..,... etrr AHggs BsrrF-Ltr Re
AZ 5Tc hsks shade bts-. st@iC3I II Prs sasrd
r5ZslT ads -
,slrs oI 10 b.ag .ad Jiirl2 Dr % er lObGigfy
TO- Ce ph sts 10 ~ lie t-sF stsA lard - H.
fr Saor.r -. Sgt. r nri Hoo a 3jr~t IS.
Csae l1s 10 shpirg o." mwlrf icr'a rag i'a 10
%: i3r. So -; .'1saf - 'Dts i'i
krc-iDtsi 900 bb,. foa @j1po "i y rl liTyp =, RI
900 b1s OOD 2btV Hog, ita 2 90 'sthr-
,gLsN,4,N Az i--i3.-s putyfIIir afd Q. BIZ tc'ra
st,ty % - fr stra-. jJpbi 81 ~ F toeis Tar "a
~ 14r. ~ ior llar. - 20 trdJs DIP al '.sA lar
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-15
HEAVY pEPALcATIoN IN OHIO.

LANCASTER, Aug. H.-AuditOr-G God
man. has here for days investigating the
affairs of the County Auditor and Treasurers office,
made a report to the County Commissioners to-day,
showing the total deficit to be s45545 H. The report
says that present Auditor undoubtedly an honest
man. simple minded aud coniding ohild-precisely
such an individual knaves would be pleased to have
in charge OF the County Auditors Office when they
wished to rob the county. The ADVERTISEMENTS re-
port names W. TOwson and Thornton A. Baker as the
persons who know where the money has gone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-15
San FRANCISCO POLITICS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 14.-The Democratic
Municipal Convention has nominated DR.. A.sJ. Bowie
and exMayor Frank b. McCoppin for the State Senate
The Democratic Legislative Convention, which. 1t rs
charged, had been packed by the railroad monoposts,
having made nominations to the Legislature sstisfac-
tory to interest the Municipal Convention now pro-
poses to separate ticket independent of the in
fuence Of the rail road company Eight members OF the
Democratic County Committee have resigned for the
stated that the majority had treacherousy sold
out to Stanford Co.. and that the Legislative Conyen
ton had been packed by them. There is much excite
ment about the matter in the ranks OF the party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-15
CONSPIRACY TO BLOW UP A HOUSE AND IT'S IN


MANSFIELD, o., Aug IA tiendish plot has
disclosed here fortunately in time 10 prevent Its
oTignators from committing horrible murder. Some
time ago W. II. DObbs farmer residing six miles north
here, attempted to outrage little girl named Bar
nard he failed in his attempt and was arrested, and
suit pending in court against him. In order to
prevent the attendance OF tho girl and her father
witnesses, Dobbs employed two rutlans. named Light
foot and Winfield to blow Barnards house. Winfield
betrayed the others prevent the execution Of
their scheme which was 10 taken place last night
Dobs and IghtfoOt were arrested and in the atters
posse ssiOn found quantity OF power and fuse.
TIC affair has created mucn excitement here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-15

A young lady in Iowa must have been burn
ing indeed for an interview with the object of her aec
tons since she went three miles from home to pasture
belonging TO her father and there killed calf, so that
the parent might, when he heard OF IT, hasten thther
He had forbidden the young wOman's love to ap-
pear upon premises and while he was looking after
the calf. the Injunction was temporarily and tendery
dissolved Nice for the young woman, but rather hard
on ma call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-15
THE CONTENTIOUS AMONG THE cHERoKEEs.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 14.-Mr. A. Cole of the Vim
tia Indian Territory arrived here last evening. He
ports that OF the recent election III the Cherokee
Nation are not yet oil ill., but that both the Downing and
the Ross party Of success far as the
local Council and concerned The Ross party
however disposed TO admit that the Downing party
have elected majority the Grand Council at Ockmul
gee. The Downing party, which Is composed Oh nait
breeds favor the holding OF land seyeraly and the
opening OF the Territory TO settlement; while the Ross
party who claim 10 DO full bloods, strenu0usy oppose
this scheme and favor the holding OF lands and prop
ePty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-15
THE MONMOUTH PARK RACES.

LONG BRANCH, Aug 14.-Sanford's and Rey-
nodss stables arrived from Saratoga tonight for the
races on the Goth nt The entries for the gentlemens
amateur race 10 Monmouth Park, on Saturday, closed
tonight. There yc entries, namely John 8. Hoey,
T. p Remington Col Frederick Vilmar Frank Durand,
and MI Willis First mile heats, best two IN three
Second race mile dash Abundance 10 the grand stand
viii free. Tho creates much enthusiasm Durant
Ia fayOrite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-15

BhLrzpRs Arg lfr.s o1-Ie "a ry scire sBi c's~ soy.
a ioy 5afi'f hst ry-r'iy rft7l srs lat -
a. meuum sgot f 4atnt,, ia - 2t' tsaVs iLE"
sa.vs. ,I@j. -.
Hoes Icmsad a 10Th hr hgi EuD,hi rsc?b 1sSi
SngEr fl "a - hge SIS 81 c1hhDh q" '-H
At DJ9. % good. j1bL2- &C 15ts. 4ll;
Crc.so All rrH nit -~iyt % prce, va tss
best todiy gnsl Oanb Of rrt< r75 averaging 500 N.
81 30. 20 chncs o - - %, through shl c's 81
TexIr- ~ 7J031 81 shiDrrris . 6JD
Hosl-Lve 900 ecine sboal Be 90 iorEs
81 UJaS e5 ket aecsae OF 10 D5e ga heavy
grades az - 4JdSi 30; sn.pnrns 700.
lOD msf-ei shade ga tor Ds-s
grades a "a % - %.
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LATEST SHIP NEBS.
Tor other snip Ne,Ss see fhird Page.


AKRlVEB
Steamship lannon's IN. o. yoss. Hamburg jay 3d. U' hsV1
Aug. =, slta inise and pas t. hnnhart ~. A. -, -,
steamship lily Of Menia mnernGn HiVsni Aug .. WIN mdse
staabp Haess stirs Ieses Del. With fuio OF D,miuios
steamship COmar (nerl Maury Chester Penn ballast to P.esss
Ship Wellington Of Windsor So Harm. liverpool 81 day. Win
Snip Lille SOU arb (of Yarmouth n So Webster Lsbon 80
Ship TeIus (sorl rhoe,ep. Bnyrs 80 las. in baiI,a,
BARI Lnicsnses (Sorl, JoBage3 Troor 53oays with coal
Bark Hanna Nor Lu.len Lmenek 81 diys "a ballast
BARK Dasnsr tNorl Ohea ~ Aallire 10 Jays ~ bhi'
BARI So Christopher (Gerl Gra-ihod Boston days. ballast
AUST, DLak, AHtaep - dts. VITA nisc
DsrA E AselHa (f lrno-b ~ sl dunso Hamburg 10 dsr~
Sea-: Germ (of St AndteE, b. Holmes ST. John D. IL days,
scrr sary Van Cesf tof Camdeal Lamb Gov Bay O.. ~
scr 0osa Belle (of Rocs,adi NILS Port cseiOai,. C b. 10
scHooxsKs-AIvsa AsD coA.1SrE
Eleanor. New Forrest. R.ctLnd
Fashion Providence. Joha li.osey Asw-isvsn
Fraseis Barrett, NeNHsyen. Mreva, ti. EWe..
l.. A. Iolles pfoyllence = ar'ou Ptg.ic-e'
Ioaa Stoe5him, Providence. t'e1 binrs laA HTer
.rgare Jane. Providence. Tas.ire. tsisirn'~.
Y. ). LiIiseg PfO,deHs- A5sst PasrD PrJsaisloe
Daniel v ebsler Prov ccacs a. D. kInib ~ hsS ,isyen
Vemihon. Ncy.lis's' S.iye "iektrL
Clarger. Norwich. Arry Dni,eport
Ella Jane bridgeport ID. q f0ya taI saver
L. + Church. Bristol Psc1, htFpod-
W. d. Man New-Beford. tori, Salenl
Copa bgiA geck. P1gtlcket
Fsanis Mitchell Pastucse. gIabe.o. P4stsetet
SAILED.
Steamships Cmbs for Hinbar DamaF. Ie Lonion Csop.i
for laysss Magnolia o SlyannIh hiel j. Ie'rf m AsSbeFa
C.. Isaac bel tor Richmond
WIaD-snnlown. fresh h. rsnog
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Aug liArnei barks yela ani careu'- both f-oa
The bark r. H. burlington. from Csrena' or u''nssa
pat INTO port to-day pumIs Oat Vi oeG Ias vessel
CHARLESTON s. c. Aug IA Arrived seiussp Meredith
Boston. sailed, brig w. n. Paris, for Sc-.ioSN
sAyAssAH. Aug Ia sailed. steamship Herman Lgngstoa
NrsYors; Linda for hA'aai brig AIs1 ""s@'
far Yarmouth, N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-15
THE PENoBscoTT COUNTY, MAINE, Liberal
CONVENTION.

BANGOR, Maine, Aug. 14.-The Liberal Mass
Convention in this city organized this forenoon by the
choice OF Hebron Luce for Chairman and Mark Barker
for Secretary A Committee on Business was ap-
ponted and the Convention adjourned until the after
noon On reassembling the Convention made county
nominations and passed series of resolutions. Mr. A.
g. Lebroke of Foxcroft spoke nearly two hours. after
which the meeting adjourned. The attendance was
small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-15

The construction NJ the Portland end Oedensburg
Railroad veronnt DVos c frat cold bonds o. Sh'cs are
selling ny uetr FRBA~Es Co., srcnrrs and eomps TAO s
tart shorter through coanson"ue TO booa AM tss
otter 70 Porsn making thrr m e cseape "ls 1eep st
great axes snd The scsptm tl commerce a. g0~nS mport
ali- 70 ae revenues 81 sssJ prnnd raNiJ los W.T. sss
cfcsr OF tr Lsmci Valley scif cming 10 - Suns, "
to- csfold, ana fzns ser eih gsns tU Hr"cA H"
notr ih igsrg o?oatiYns Of thit rse,
tr Increasing ~ sniiur that the scpnf o. unorf
els' 70 ~ demand i,r 40 b 20 corsGmpuon nolwos
tt1 logs b. tie million sasri tn sVs" - re fFa
uer p-oilcj itiBg sn'e every bJ raj 's'
hs.l.s LIZ -
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PISNENGERS 1RRLYED.

PROM HtMBURG-In sie1Hsatp Hnanosta, Aug l+-F w.
Hear, Prrs. Fnui!saie N,iaas
taa1u, sIlD YOgs. frgin sean d. Gpbt
Meahari Jals Barnng V. Masrncr p ". Graf i,,Isd
aGicheu J. KeYOal and otasss oo,si
cabin SUD Storage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-15

c,sttInS of The cars aud locked up re bad trunk
with INN containing $4,000 worth JeweHy, uone
OF which probably belongs 10 Jaccard Co, ~ oour
Bwayne have been constantly reploDshng theiV s'V0A
with tho proceeds OF the sale of the stolen goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-15

THE GREAT FIRE Al CoBLEsKILL, n. Y.
COBLEsKILL, N. Y, Aug. H. 1873. - Uessrs.
U,rrtng d FaT7ei 2jI ana 252 Broadway. NewYor1 My
Herring safo las u the fire books aud papers
all right. D. DILLENBhCk.
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MIRKIEU.

True False Srence. Speech t1s FaitH oaslaf ~
PaIks ao11.n, Ia rg BUSE JEcr~RB HxrRi NJ. }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-15

The Rotten and Infections sponge Pads horrh, Me'd
Springs .uess FnZcr Pls adri,rons WIZ ings ns
~ 1RUss, o3 Srofi~sy sas
cure,R gvtu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-15
5uerial NoIlres

Eighteeuth Ward Council of Municipal Reform wtn
meet in accordance adjournment SATURDAY EVENING ASsss
10, at Oriental Hal Thraye and bghteenht a. Seoea
Truses Bandases, cRuptard persons suffering tie Dan
pOuAeshks sAFPiHs spp
call for descriptive catalogue
Hard Rubber DEALER and 81 WIG hcs.
thea a. The best neehan.ezi
ports known 137 Boad1ay n T. AMI l.1A1 Ltes
nutsL, Philadelphia. Corte,t and skllfai adjustment
soupd and HEARING, Voice and speech. Tue Rxpis-
uatiou OF Musical uth luussEopA
bV Prof klsbtrg TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA NJ D.
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Tribune Lecture Extra No. 8.
THg METHOD or cREArtos
AN EARNEST PROTEST. AGAINST
.rur Ia A pNlI - A. l..I.Dn.-

rs.r. Lectures delivered By Prof AGAssz bsfos as nsss.
Comparative ro5ogy Al Cambridge Mas containing
asd rsssHds nfornahsn eoseernag Animal LIE PHA M
Trssns sheet eight and illustrated vita
Eow READY.
TRIBUNE LgcTURR EXTRA so. Ki6dr.
This sheet also contains description Of the woOisi pssh Fsssv
srss the Rocky hoaaiIas by The Yale cOlsgs BrPshnea
Pnss nugs copies BY mall 10 sb TIVE ei 10 ess ivv ~ -
essn Address Thk rxIsIkk. ss~IssA
Kline RIs sss. ssss.isns so Lss.s ss< ise sa,is
sAa ctshs hssiEs asysu ssS sosssA
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THE NOMINATIONS WORTHY AND DESERVED,
TrOtaJ 10 Ma oo,grer lR.nA

Judge Isaac O. GOrdOn OF Jefferson was on
the tenth ballot declared the nominee Convention
for Judge Of the Supreme Court, and the Hon Robert w.
Maekay for State Treasurer. Judge Gordon is we'll
known throughout the State able and conscIon-
lions jurist and although Philadelphia had strongly
expressed her preference for Judge Paxson. the non
nation Will be gracefully accepted this part OF the
Commonwealth The selection Of Mr. Mackay is a great
compliment to him, and fully deserved. He has occu-
pied the Treasurership for several years,
the Legislature ana borne high reputation for his
faithful and successful administration OF duties OF
the Office That he will be fully Endorsed by the people
into whose hands the selection OF officer to manage
the finances OF the State has placed by recent
amendment to the Constitution there can bo no reason
able doubt,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-30
INSUR A NOE AGENCY,
J. M. BUFORD,
Represents the Oldest & Strongest Companies
1.-THE BEST is THE CHEAPESTW
$91,o0o,00o.Co Capital Represented!

s'Old Efartford.'' Assets. 50. ..SO4 :s06
4ELna OF Hartford. 5.:29O,3sO
Home of New y or.I 4.446.S50
Franklin Of IohiIa., 3 s:so:S 07I
Old y. America If PhiIa. 3 357.OO
Imperial Fire Ins Co., Of Londen, Gold Assets 100000
N. British Mercantile 100000
Oystl. hing land. II. 100000
Queen of Liverpool and London 100000
Fremen's Fund of California, 6l922l
National Ins. Co., Hartford Assets 742,COO
- IA tionaI Ans. 90. Phiia., . 410. .a.C
Southwestern National ms. Co., 657 53l
Westchester Fire Ins. Co., $40 O8t
Manhattan Fire Ins. Co, New York 493 OOG
st. Joseph Ins. Co., 494 151
Railway Pass. Ins. Co., of Hartford, g OO00
Conn Mutual Life Ins CO. of " 27OOO,0 600
Policies Written Current Office No. g. Argus
Building, stairs.
]. M. BUFORD,aAgent
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Maguires great Cundurango Bitters a
pleasant and effective substitute for Vine
gar Bitters. For sale by c. Speidel.
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DR.. G. II. BELD-NS,

ALL DENTAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED AC-
n -urdlug 20 The most approved principles. Office
lFuIIs Block, ofIlIinois and Washington Sts.
--lSdtf
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THE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH -- In
point of importance, bodily health is second
to nothing earthly. Nay, a modern French
philosopher has maintained, that to pursue
health-bodily health that isis the main
duty of man This much, at any rate is
certain. that, whether or not the pursuit
of health be itself virtue, the attainment
and the possession of health cOnduce in a
degree NEST remarkable, if not to virtue,
at least to clearness of thought, TO sound
ness Of Judgment and general prudence of
conduct-which are commodities much
more marketable than virtue is. Now the
/ two great conditions of health are abund-
ant Nourishment and unObstructed Excre-
tion-the latter removing from the system
that which is used up the former replac-
ing this. 1t is in accordance with this
principle that DR. Gottlieb Fisch Bitters
acts 1t stimulates the digestive and nu-
tritive process, ON the one hand, and, parj
passu, the excretory, on the other Ye,
who prize health make trial!
| This subject continued next week under
Hon 10 haze the good Of Oar Eating.
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This truly valuable tonic has been 50
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purifes the blood and gives tone to the
stomach, renovates the system and pro
longs life. Everybody should have it.
For the cure of Weak Stomachs, Gene
raj Debility, Indigestion Diseases of the
Stomach, and for all cases requiring {
tonic
This wine includes the most agreeable
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Citrate Of Magnetic Oxide, combined witt
the most agreeable Of vegetable tonics-
Y Yell0w Peruvian Bark.
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Iron.
only ask trial of this valuable tonic
Beware of counterteits, as kunkel's Bit
ter Wine of Iron is the only sure and eff
fectual remedy in the known world for tn,
permanent cure of Dyspepsia and Debility
and as there are a number Of limitations of
fered to the public, | would caution tn
community to purchase none but the gen
uine article, manufactured by +. +. Kun
kel, and having his stamp on the cork q
every bottle. The very fact that other
are attempting to initiate this valuabl
remedy, proves its worth and speaks vol
umes in its favor.
Sold only in 81 bottles. Sold by Drug
gists and dealers everywhere, and in Roc
Island by Smith & Bonney and job
Bengston.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-30
Tar Cordial.

ItI. gratifying To us TO inform the public that DR..
0 c. wi-hart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, for Throat
and Lung Diseases has gEired an enyable reputa-
ton from the Atlantic - the Pacific coast and
rom thence to some Of the frs; families Europe.
not through the press alone but by persons through
ont he States actually benefited and cured At this
Office, While he publishes less, so say our report
rrs, he is unable to supply the demand. 1t gains
and holds IT. reputation
First Not by stopping cough, but by !oosening
and assisting nature % throw of the unhealthy
matter collected about the throat and bronchial
tubes which causes irritation.
second. II removes the causes Of irritation
which produces cough) Of the mucous membrane
and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs to act and
throw of the unhealthy secrctious and purifes the
blood.
Third L. II free from squilIs, lobelia, ipieac and
opium, Of which most throat and lung remedies
re composed, which allAy cough only, and disor
rIuizc The stomach. II has a soothing effect the
uyrr and Kidneys and every part of the system, and
in ils inyigorating and purifying effects it ha.
gained reputation which it must hold above al
others in the market