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ITALY.

New YonK. Nov. IA letter from Homc says !:
"According to tho report Ii tho Official Journal,
tho ecclesiastical property which was sold under
the hammer IN soptonbor, tn tho wholo King
dom of italy, brought 9,125 900 frames 1teonsist-
cd Of 1907 lots tho valuation Of which tue Goy-
ornment bad fixed at 4 .287 900 francs. During the
current year ii 1888 parcelshn boon sold bringing
2s, 600, 1Gy francs. From the ond Of September,
1867, until tho end OF September Of the presont
year, $3.50 lots hayo boon aold. bringing 333, =
107, ,600 francs. The price Ut which tho property
was nut up Is represented by the g1osa aun Of
4s0, 107 s28 francs, showing difference Of about
one-quartcr betwoen tho estimated valuo and tho
plice realixej"
, 1873-11-03

THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
NEW YORK, NOV. 1.-lhe 1alluTe OF doVt,
Of tho house o. H. IS. Clanlu U 20. hah calico
attention to the dry Rooos tsaae' anu inquiry
shows that
TnASsAcr1oSs ARE BLIGHT, .
ana are conilned 70 tue Wants OF tno cuilent
trade. Tho oeartn, ~ 10 thought, "lll continue
until IT, can be definitely asceEt4lnea that tho
difficulties sTil be overcome. In tAiB event
BUSINESS VIII --
AKE FnEaH START
immediately: Inc course OF 9tessrs. Gialin: ~
need not deliberate on 1helr case Longer; tnat
their own banks and mercantile Trends were
euttclent Tor t1elr necess1tlee, ths uoilo Bleat
deal towards clearing away eslssing ali1onlsies ss
anu reaasur1nR tno nuslness con1muulsy tuet tne
merchants have faith III ono anothor, and arc
ready TO g19e aasl8tance' Nr' hopneon, Oh
the
FIRM OF H. ?: chAFLis CO.,
"This house VIII not stop; T. cannot r. 1an. l. !;
is az solvent as any house II the United M stesesi
wnlle anoiner member O. tne nin eala 9nr ~.
assets are 1af poyohu cur uapilltlea anu lot
one to belioVe thas We can 1ai' u 70 stamp
tho person an ldlot.' Early IN the Gay the 9ame
person sad: Ut Is true We are sunerlng nstie e
embarrassment nave allowed aohe acc9nn.s ~
mature oat, as fogaras noses ~ 10y 10y aase INV ~ ~
peeh promptly Met; W. " nut e*l. oui w w ~ 20"
pol, DuI We w ST. sas " u.'t - th" ,r;ncai
causes that have 5ed to OUT eranaftassmsne was
that we ovesfeaohed ourselves In our onoea'ors
70
Assist HoYT, sphAau1 Co.
! 40 not care 70 say tlst We pulonaseo o. tnon
to the amount OF " ogouoo TINS week, NV "e
pou9nt very neAVliy' Hu AIe nom 9csutaatiuG
1or assistance oI some sort tlo1n tn9 panhs ane
other corpofauona; Il We aucoeeo ~ oul o.
forts, everything VIII run along 10 the reenlas
grooves. II wo wat to get assistance. ne Wlll
be compelled 70 ASK m e1tension,-an extension
upon our open accounts, not notes.-1of our
current receipts gre ample 70 moe1 ealls. now
all probable. It Is not possible. 1t ia simply
Rb6uru to think Buch thing fo8albios
, 1873-11-03
THE SPRACUES,

THE SPRACUES.
speofa, Disnafch to Tile Chicago Tribune.
puoy1pEscE, 4. l., Nov. 1.-lnterest In affairs
Of the epragues was tho absorbing topic to-day.
Rooms Of Board ot Trade aud other centres OF
busneas wore occupied by moneyed men IN
earnest discussion, and the
SUSPENSION OF TIE cnANBToN nANK
yestcrday will cause much suffering among de-
,orltors, many Of whom were operatives. Com.
nanies mills had deposited hero, and others Ind
Withdrawn money from Other banks, tempted by
the hleh rate Of per cent interest, commencing
the 1st Of every month.
THE PROPORTION ..
of mortCaglng the sprayue property Is regarded
bv prominent manufacturers IL tae only thing
ti'at Gnu haye tbs. buslness OF the Company.
Many othors consider that there e1e fsatufes m 10
aecoptable aH an alternative: .
the BANK coMAlG9gE's 3 PRoPos1r1oN. ,
pnoylpxaoE, u. l.. Noy. Lat tue adjourned
, 1873-11-03
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
PANS. Nov. ia n,eRsago from sPreoldont
Ma:3a,on will bo read at tho oponi'g OF tho
Aauoin bly,.
TIE nupnEr.
pAnIa, Nov. 1.-The puiric, In itH iHnuo this
At 'orlsoon eays tie budget of Masno, M'nsster
Of Finnnco, will DO published IN tho Journal
Official OH Monday noxt. Il ia understood that
there will bo h.1rpiua Of $4,000, 600 ffancs'
TIE pnEstpENoY.
The p atrte alao Announces that tho Cabinet
haa resolved to support motion for the pro-
longatiun Of tito term Of President MaoMahon.
THE pAzA1NE TRIAL.
In tho Bazalno trial Commandaut Daoky tes-
tificd that l,o overheard sllusionB to MaoMahon'H
march in private conversation at Metz on tho
24th or 25tl Of August; Police oomm!aaSary esar9aa
dispatch for Dnzine from Thionvilie to
Mots on tho 2oth Of August. Az ct nlaohia.
hons dispatches we're In cipher; 20; noI.so
from Dazaine attcr tho 18th August.
, 1873-11-03

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The Borscn- -Zeitumg snvs the
Government has determined to limit the colnago
Of gold and to refrain from drawing pn tho Lon
don market.
The Bank Of England have fixed tho discount
rate at por cont.
ArrREHENDED FINANCIAL TROUBLES IN VIENNA.
pienna Correspondence a{ TIC Se!p yofk Times.
Vienna ia again fitted with alarming runlors
about another tlnaucinl catastrophe. which will
throw that of May entirely in the shade. Tho
crisis is said to be near at hand. Hearing tins,
went directly to the chief Of m old and very
much respected banking house and aaked his
opinion. He thought TINT a second crisis was
oioao upon Us, md that it could not bo put OF
many dnvB, certainly not nftor the 1st Of Nove1n-
Der. and tho consequences must DO far raoro
disastrous than tho frat.
, 1873-11-03
SALT LAKE.

Gentllep Protest ARnfrat the C0ntinua
ance OF Mormon Rule.
SALT LAKE, Nov. la nomorinl to Congress-
Ia receiving signatures, setting forth the evils
and abuses Of Mormon rule. and praying tho
passage Of laws to give tho momoria1ists tho
protection Of froo civil government, and bring
Utah into harmony with Federal authority and
Republican institutions.
a maas-meetng waa hold at Bingham lsat
night to consider this subject,
, 1873-11-03

VIENNA, Nov, 1.-Negotiationa between AUS
tria and Turkey, for the settlement of the
differences betweon tho two powers arising from,
tho conduct Of tho Austrian Consul in Bssna,
md tho Turkish uote to tho European Cabi-
nots IN relation thereto. arc progressing
tavorab]y. Turkey iB disposed to give oomp1eto
satisfaction, and tho Russian Goyernment has
instructed Gen. Ignatietr, itB Ambassador at
Constantlnoplo, to support Austria. Out Of con-
sidoration for Turkey, Count Andraasy. the
Austrian Premier, declines to allow tho details
OF tile negotiations to DO made public.
, 1873-11-03

Utc4 Arrupalaoc, md Cheyenne Chiefs
1unvc Tnii1s with tho Indiun Conn
missioner.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The delegation Of
@ dave lad snothcr oonforsneo viii tha a. oom,uis. ]
eiouer Of Indian Affairs thia Afternoon. They
have agreed to sell half OF their reservation,
comprising about &c, 900 acros IN Nebraska, the
purchase Of which waa provided for by the last
Congress, and they intimAtod that they are
willing to sell the remainder and emtgrate@ II 4
suitable reservation Ia givon them elsewhere.
4 dologstiono Of Arrspahoe aud Ohoysnns Qhlefa
, 1873-11-03

hhvo arrived to arrange for change Of lines Of
thor reservation, Wishing to .sarrondor large
tract OF land and tako another In tho Indian
Torritory. TheY hat preliminary talk to-day
with tho Commissioner, which. as lat,al. co1l-
sisted on their part OF tho ceremonial expression
OF tloir opinion OF thu weather mud their aats-
facIon nj bong allowed TO visit their droat
FnLtlnr
, 1873-11-03
FINANCIAL,
NEW YORK.
4 BRIGHTER 1,S1{1E.

4 brighter 1.puF.
New YonK, Nov. 1.-The day lIas rnsaof bot
tor than WIZ oxroelod. Soon aitor Tin inlolli-
ge,ico reached tho Hrcot that there was no illl-
n.e diato danger Of tic suspension Of Clatn Il
Co.. md when 1t became known tint tho banks
wore In no trouble on .sho grconback yuostior,
tho fe cling In tho Stock Exchange improved,
and =
RISE IN TIE ENTIRE MARKET
was characterized by sudden activity In tho apoc-
ulative stocks. Tho newa from Rhode Islaud
vas Of partly roasAluing character, touching
the intcresta Of tho
nouAE OF A. ! ". srnAauE,
and 1t waB conceded that in tho plan proposed
by tho Special Committee, who had examined
tlo nffaits OF the 'louEe, tint the proper way to
nuke settlement OF its atrairs would DO to &C.
copt su ch proportion aB was devised BY the ap-
pointmont Of Trusteos
RAILROADS DEFAuLTED.
Tho Chesapeake i Ohio Railroad have dofau1t-
ed on their interest. Fisk j. Hitch hsvo Issued
circular to their bondloldcrs In explanation OF
tho,r position, and tho Company viii make q
also desaulted. but tho old roads we're prompt In
meeting their engagemcnte:
to-day gained - ,000, 900 In greenbaoks. and now
tofore Hccietod their grnenbaoks In ordor to pro-
vent eQualixatior, and thiH increase Ia tho result
Of tho dHcontiuuanco Of tho pooling systom.
MONEY
in demautl at 1-10 to II per cont, with exceptions
att. Tie closing closing businoBs was at 1-1G
GOLD
opened ut 10s16. sold up to 1884,. went OF to
1855 ayaiu, tually closing at 1o9A. Rates paid
for carrying were -16@3.84@3-32@A@9-1U pcr
cent till Monday. and per cent gold por annum.
The final rate was I gold. Customs, @2a, 600.
Clcuriuga, 89, ,336, 100. The Assistant Troasuror
paid out to-day, $560, 900 on account OF the in
toreBt and In tho redemption Of 6-20 bouds.
Totnl payments to date on account OF tho No.
yolnbor interests, without rebate, s902, 1000.
GOVERNMENT BoNDH
comparatively Btoady.
BTATE bonds
quiet and unchanged ......
RAILROAD AND MISCELLANEOUS SPECULATION
vas foverish and unsettled up to tho beginning
Of the first call, at which time prices showed a
decline Of " to 8H per cent, some Of which
prices were lower than those mado during Or
since the panic. AS tho first call progressed, the
market became stronger, aud prices made all i'm
provement OF to per cent up to 2:80 P. n:
Tho upward movement was caueed by tho denial
OF mcrcautile failures previously reported, the
result Of the DauK meeting, and increase in To-
ga}-tonders. At tito Ciearing- Aouso, towards the
close, however, there was slight reaction, and
lower prices ruled.
Efar1ipr 3l<
, 1873-11-03

New YoaK, Nov. 1.-The Beryaut-girl who
causod tho arrest Of Capt. Smith, Of Patchogue,
Oh q charge Of poisoning his wife, is to bo prose-
that in Boston and Syracuse sic mado ground
less charges, for purposes Of blaokmail, against
her employers.
, 1873-11-03

DnEsprs Nov; 11rhe remains J.. Of IT., the ,,s, iat9
Chapel at 8 Tonight. His Majeaty, Hing M-
bert, aud bis brother, Prince George. wore
present. The Queen Of England was repro.
scented by Prince Alfred; The Emperor Of
Germany by tho. Grown Prince frederick
duke Oharles Louis. Numerous German Princes
wero also preBont.
DEnL1v, Nov. 2.-prince Bismarck has re-
solved to summon the Catholic Bishops who re-
fuse to comply with the Government measures
in relation to oocleaiastica to tender their rosg
nations.
, 1873-11-03

MADRID, Nov. Ia dispatch has been re-
ceiyed announcing tho total defeat Of tho Car
lists under lnstang by national troops. The in-
surgenta fed in all directions.
MADntD Nov. 1.-president caBtelar is Ill and
not able to leave his bed.
, 1873-11-03
THE BEECHER SCANDAL.

n1r. Theodore Tilton's Nnmc Struck
from tho Roll - w lint N1cssrs. Hcec1acr
and Tllton Say on tho subject.
NEW YoRE, Nov. 1.-Tho namo OF Thco-
dore Tilton, at Plymouth Church last
night wns crnsoa from tho roll Of lts
mombors. Tilton. who WAS prosont, denied
tho authority Of tho church i'll bis case, owing to
tho fact TINT for four yoars previously 10 had
not attended q meeting IN Plymouth Church,
and WAS not a member. He WAS prepared, how
ever, to answer to anything whereof the the mias ts
tor Of the church might accuse him, Mr.
Docoher, In bis address. said: " don't be-
leyo that Mr. Tflt0n has desired. tn any
way whatever, to shirk his proper responsibility,
or to avoid or to eyade, any proper Charge to DO
madc aganat him. havo none whatever. The
differences botween uB havo boon amtcably I'D
iustod, and, 30 far as nm concerned, buried
I have no charges. This whole mattcr has
been against my judgment. have said to
| tho brethren who wero interested IN 1t. but
who have acted sincerely and honestly, | BE-
ter, stop the proper business Of tho church. ant
| reach tic poitt at which you can do nothing
You will end just where you began, and holt
it vsc not to be called for. It ortainly Ia not nc
! cording to my Judgment, tho matter OF tht
cll,rcE. That which held from tho beginning,
hold still"
| WHAT LII. rI1ToN sAYs
Theodore Tlton, In conversation with re
porter said he regarded tho statement that b
Ind boon expelled from membership p, OF I'll I'll
Plymouth Church, by tho action Of lust oven
| Inv, Is desauatory and false. Two polnta Il
wanted all mankind to understand First, tha
he had noyer spoken against Henry War
| Deceher, and, second, that he had not been OF
PEELED from plymouth Church.
, 1873-11-03

another. Pincl1back had barely returned from
his European tour before ho was called back to
Nav York by tiispntoh from Kologg, whore ho
hal n conference with Bouatora Morton, Antho-
ny, Csrpoutor, nnd Logan. since which 10 has
cities. IIo il confident llo will DO admitted to
tho sent ho claims in tho United States Heuato
oarlY in tho suaaIon. II. q. Q.
, 1873-11-03
THE MANUFACTURERS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,

Special Dispatch ID The Chicago Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1.-T4e boot and shoe
business, one Of our chief interosts, ia III trou-
bio just now. Several Of tho la1ges. houses
have asked an exclusion, and few will, I learn,
find II extremely difficult to meet their obliga-
tion. Considerable uneasineas WAS manifested
this morning in the trado, owing to the publica-
tion Of false rumor OF the failure Of Chandler
Hart i Co., ono Of our most extensive firms.
PENNSYLVANIA cogToN-M1IIA.
OF tho llfteen cotton-mills in Manyaunk en-
ployng about 6,00o hands, but three are in
operation. Tho cotton factories ut Kel,yviAe
have censed operations.
LOUISVILLE MILLS.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 1.-The Woolen mills
ployeB 20 per cont commencing today, for tho
Bcaaon Several iron establishments haye re-
duced wages in skilled labor ~ per cent and on
common 20 per cont. Many discharged work.
vii! go, to Memphis for work since the abatc-
ment Of the fever.
EnpLoYEs DISCHARGED.
New YonK, Nov. 1.-Noarly 900 mon arc
thrown out Of employment By tl,e partial sua-
pension Of work M tho rSnS nl sn San
Drooklyn. It is said that tho mills will be closed
after Thursday next.
nHsooa Me Noy. lMopst0 II a. Number nm, Pct 81
peen dlhcuarbou Oh accoant o1 sIack WorK.
Vasious manufacturers intend to xeauca their
| working foroes.
SHORT fIME.
| New YonK. Nov. 1.-The Springfield Republi.
| can. in q review Of tile munufautorloB III thai
section, notes general reduction Of timo and
| wages, tho whip and cigar interoats R'one eacap-
ing.
| sunM1r 70 REDUCTION.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 1,-T4o operatives Of the
Alexandria cotton factory have submitted to
reduction Of 25 per cent rather than have the
fao.osy closed.
THnHE.QuARTEna TINE.
LowELL, Mass., Nov. l.-Iha Eagle mills, =
West Chelmsford, arc to commence on three
quarter tinlo next weok, aud tho Sargent mill
Of Qranltayllle, on half time.
, 1873-11-03
CRIME.
Gov. BeverldGo 1ssucs q Itoqssisition
for N1cCoolc, Alien, und Other lfruts-

Special Dtspaich to The Chicago Tribune.
Srn1NaFlELp. Nov. 1.-Gov. Boyeridge, upon
an affidavit .:aae by pRrtioB living In MaaiHon
County, to-day ordered requisition to be sent
to tho Governor OF Missouri. demanding the ar
rost aud delivery to tho authorities Of this State
Of Mike McCoole, Tom Allen, and their seconds
in tho recent prize fight, which WAS fought in
Illinois, and which Was 4 ponal offense under
our statutes. It is not certain that the Governor
OF Missouri will surrender them.
, 1873-11-03

11snoy, Nov, 1.-Advices from Rio state that
Con. Nitro has succeeded in negotiating q
troaty fixing tho boundary between Paraguay
and the Argentine Republic. The American aud
Italian ar0itratorH havo awarded Dundonald
claims amounting to S20O,000.
, 1873-11-03

New YonK. Nov. lon inquiry at tile freight
Offices Of tho loadiug railroads, it WAS asoer-
tainad that their freight business Was suffering
eevorely from tho financial disturbance, and In
many cnsos railroad companies wore largely
cutting down expenses by q reduction Of wages
and discharge Of workmcn.
, 1873-11-03

Stokes Conc 10 FflE0ns
New YoRK, Nov. 1.-Stokea haH departed for
Sing Sing.
Young Walworth haa written letter from
Sing Sing to the keeper Of the Tombs prison, in
this city. IN which he says; "Pleaae inform
Ned stokes that we arc going to gat up first
ratio reception for him 10 this glorious lnstitu-
ton, al aoon as ho puts on tho uniform and has
his hair cut in the fashions"
, 1873-11-03

Ono of the stotkca Jurors Arrested
New YonK, Nov. t.-James DuloB Center, one
Of tho Jurors III the Stokes case, was arrested
tonight and lodged in the cell occupied BY
stokes after the ahootiug Of Fisk. The Grand
Jury iB believed to have indicted him for diRre-
garalng tho obligations OF juryman.
, 1873-11-03

LONDON, Nov. 1.-Sr William Doviil, Lord
Ollief Justice Of tho Court OF Common Pleas,
died this forenoon.
LONDON, Nov. lit ia reported that tho mar
riage Of the Duke Of Edinburgh to the Princess
Maria, Of Russia. will be solemnlzod according
to the forms Of tho Church OF England, and that
tho Doan OF Canterbury will 60 to st. Poters-
burg to perform tho ceremony.
, 1873-11-03

New YoRK Nor. 1.-Dr. Henry DeGrah, Of
Union HILL N. j., who was Bhot on Thursday In
his hand aud abdomen, ia dying, James Column
bus is said to have done the shooting, aud to
have been impeied to tho act as 1t Ia alleged, by
his wife and daughters having boon dobaucllod
by tile doctor.
, 1873-11-03
POLITICAL.

Wtsoonslu Assembly Nominations,
Special Dfspaseh to Nv Chicago Tribune.
and LIBERALS Of the Second District today,
nominated T. 8. Weeks for the Assembly.
, 1873-11-03

Lou1sy111x, Nov. 1.-The statement Of tho
eh,1,it,gs OF tie Bhort-Line Railroad for 8ertam-
bar, jlst r,..s out. shows them to he $lAi,792-
i873. Yhis III tho largest amount eyoT placed to
tic credit OF the earnings account on thls road
for auy one months business.
, 1873-11-03
FIRES.

Tho Tsono, Nev., ConflnGrntion.
San FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-The total loss by tho
Rono, Nevada, tire was over Sl5O,0U0, aud the
insurance ouly 100000.
, 1873-11-03
Rich SILVER MINE,

SAN FHAAolsoo, Nov. l.--Roporta from Bel
mont, Nevada, tonight, say there Ia iutenre o.
citernent At that place over DEVELOPMENTS Ia t 70
Belmont mine. 4 ledge 10 feet wida 10 alsea1y
traced 976 feot aud yields from 81, 900 to $4,000
per ton.
, 1873-11-03

union Pacific Railroad EARNINGS.
OMAHA, Nov. 1.-The passenger earnings Of
tho Uuion Pacific Railway for tile weok Guiding
yesterday. Oct. 81, amounted TO S1oo, ,so6.82i
for the month Of October, 1879, eAl7,960.q5
for lin month Of October, 1878, $4Rp, ,Q7g.a7,
SLOWING an increase Of s41, ,7oo.o2.
, 1873-11-03

Spscial Uispateh to Ths Chtcauo 1t1bune.
dRANp lsApIpB, Nov. 1.-The Lamont House,
1t Lamont, Ottawa County, WAS destroyed by
fire last uigllt, It had not boen occupied for
several mouths paBt. Whom now 1t cost nearly
:. 83, 900. Insured for 5000. An incendiary was
trncked some distance.
, 1873-11-03
COMMERCE OF QUEBEC.

Sptcial Dspateh to Thd chteaaq Tribune,
QuEnEo, Nov. 1.-For tho SEASON ending yeater@
day, v00 sailing vessels from the 500 have ar-
rived at this port, and 14o steamers. Tho top*
pagu ia fomewhAt leaa tAap laat YeaE.
, 1873-11-03
phi ADEl PAIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
Special Hspatch to TAs Chicago Tftbuns.
JAY COOKE ! co.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-1ay Cooke h Go.
have again Issued circulars to their creditors
earnestly requesting tlolr aaseut't to tho proposed
, 1873-11-03
NATIONAL FINANCES.

S1ecfal D4spafch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 1.-The Treasury
statement today indicated that the public dobt
Increased 43.039, 900 during the month Of Octo
ber. The Secretary is gratiled BY tho fact tia
1t is no more. He was prepared for nm increase
Of about $1,000, ,000. Tho condition Of the
Treasury to-day is, In tho opinion Of off,
cers thereof, worry good Thore ia
coin bhlanco in the Treasury OF moro
than 882 800 900, inclusive Of s27 6o00 900 OF coin
corsiiicates aud currency balance Of orer
s4,225, 900, while, notwithstanding the heavy
in receipts from interest. there las thus for been
drawn from tho legal-torder reserve something
|'10 RI lie Associated prs,s]
REDEMPTION OF F1yE-TWENTIE5.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The Treasury has Is
sued the seventh call for the redemption Of $40
bonds Of 1872 as follows:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, fov. l, 1879.
tbo refunllng 81 the natiopal dobt," hereby give
notice hst the rnnsl and interest
ny se y s9nsh liz WI untss sss 1tSas Sy
ia74, md hat Interest said bonds Win .lat
Day. That ia to Say, coupon bonds known !a o. tho
Ti5a ss .st q Ib M; i t.
inclusive; $ioo0, Nos. 5dool to H.
900, inclusive. total, .s4,sso.ooo. Registered
bonds, So No. 1870 10 lao inclusive $780, No. o3o1
to l0o60 inclusive: $500 No. e,l01 to 0s inclusive;
slo00 5o0l to 25.630 inclusive; $1,000, 1901 to
100 Inclusive; SO 900 No. l919l q a2o neuasze
Total $500 GOO. Grunl total, s, GOO.
OF tho amount outstanding embraced IN tho NUM-
bers as above. 81 100000 are coupon bonds and
$780, registered bonds United 5taes aecuriticB
forwarded for redemption should 10 addressed to the
Loan Division seerctArys Office, and a registerod
bona8 should ba assigned to tho Secretary o tho 1eas
ury for redemption.
l6igued), WILLIAM 4. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29
E.F. Kunkers Bitter Wine of Iron

Z. F. kunkeI's celebrated Bitter Wine
of Iron will effectually cure liver complaint,
jaundice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
debility, chronic diarrhea, disease of the
kidneys, and all diseases arising from a
disordered liver, stomach or intestines :;
such as constipation, fiatulence, inward
piles, fullness of blood to the head, acidlty
of the stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust
for food, fulness or weight in the stomach,
sore eructatlons, sinking or fiutterlng at
the Dit of the stomach, swimming of the
head, hurried or difficult breathing, fut-
tering of the heart, choking or suffOcating
sensations when in a lying posture, dim
ness of vision, dots or webs before tht
sight, dull pain in the head, deficiency o
perspiration, yellowness of the skin ant
eyes, pain in the side, back, chest, limbs
&c. sudden flushes of heat, burning in th'
flesh, constant imaglnings Of evil and grea
depression of spirits.
They are entirely vegetable and ire
from alcoholic stimulant and all injuriou
ingredients, and are pleasant in taste an
smell, mild in their operations, will remov
impurities from the body and give healt
and vigor to the frame Beware of cour
terfeits.
Sold only in 81 bottles. Sold by Drug
gists and dealers everywhere, and in Roc
Island by Smith & Bonney and Joh
Bengston.
+. F. KUNKEL,
Proprietor, No. 259 North Ninth stree
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