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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-29
Rv Richardson X Co..
Auctionecrs AMI Real E~tat" t-".gs,
No. lil3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE or \ VALUABLE
l. TRACT DF LAEnn\ rue RIVER i.u.p,
~ iIEERlCb COUNTY. folR MILF EAST
OF TUf. CITY OF EIrIIMpEp. ~ AUCTION.
By yirtu" NJ ;lm provisions ~: i deed oi trust ''ctr
lig 'latc IN" ri day al Au-t:.'. lap, from Eu."@-
h. Gum 10 IN" Undcr>igu"d trustee. duly re Rad
in lite clerks Office Of The County Court al licETru.
IL secure the payment Of a certain ucgn;iahi" not"
therein mrniionc shall IL frust"" la said iced
sell FN puIiic auction ihcng icu red :" I" It" ~ '1c
beneficiary therein securc!) oa MONDAY. tcioi-I
i. $50 1T II O'Clock W.. in front OF the llrur'ru
county corri-hollsr, on Main street. IN hr "!r II
Richmond. the vnluabl" TRACT OF LAND IT,
>cribcd In said Il. cd ~ containing ElGilri.oNt.
AGES, hriuy that portion al the real c>ia;" ~: y
r Gum deceased. which WIS allotted Ia him :hu
said Eugene X. Gum In III" partition nab harsl
!. $50, between the chiltrcH II the sad y. l..
Gum.
TERMS Enough In cash :" pay th" 'Ni"a>'. II
executing this trust AMI tic sum al 1875. "rh IL.
irresi thereon NJ - per cent. per annum from ~.
Cd OF August, 1913. until paid the residue "n Ia.
terms as shall hc announced Il, tie time oi sale.
!. 4. RICH hRDSpN, T:u~:".
pI,IJ ,Ep~pS 4 Co.. AiictIuirrr-. -
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WHAT II is TO RE FAMorS.--Petrr Noh'
Of Cincinnati. on whose brow rests me E'a-
rcls gained y, manufacturing the ''rst Ssa>s
of lauer-hecr ever made III that 0ty, was
waited upon hy six blooming d'nlSels clao
in white and with blue sa>hcs, rcccntly,an'
presented with q %o,d.hcadcd cane III toNc
of his carly enterprise. ingenuity, anc as
terminating swallow.
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4irhulond 1ispattlt.
MONDAY SEPTEMBER ~, 1870

ARRIVAL or WuxIr CoLrINs.--Wilkic Col
Inns. the English novelist, reached New York
CITY by the steamer Algeria on Thursday.
accomnauicd by Charles Fcchtci. the TRACE
,,;on who had been one Of his iellow-roya-
GERS lie took apartments at the "csfmlh-
s,cr Hotel. Fa,ig ucd by his journey. nc
ken, strict retirement through the afternoon
and evening. Mr. Collins has the rooms IN
fhc Westminster Hotel which were used ny
charles Dickens in his last visit to TINS co"s''
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BIZ y. VI. Lee. AuctiOnccr,
10lf Main street.

TWO SMALL FRAMED HOUSES, On
l. TIE SOUTH SIDE OF LEIGH SJKt ,.r,
BETWEEN BROOK AVENUE MD ~ ~ ~
STREET. FOR SALE At ACtTloN.-i VII - -
m public auction. on the premises ON IN a ~;
DAY. 2d October. 1873, ~ . o clock I. Nj n ~,
proueriy above described. In" lots front e'rn 20
irct an cigh street. ! he houses are TWO stories
high. and contain three rooms, VIII ki,rh1n.
Terms: At sale. ~ ". -
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.U1-rIoy sALEs-Fu,ure Days.
nv s. ". Davis, Aucti1ncer.

BY S. y. Davis, Auctioncer.
UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE PER
N sOSAL PROPERTY.-At me request OF y 5
= Iobnston Ego will sell al public auction n l.
o'clock NJ. on TUESDAY the 30th o; September,
1873. ut his residence. near the head oil BROOK
turnpike. HeHrico county,
l YOUNG MULE,
/ HORSE.
8 COWS-ore with Il calf;
l CART.
/ LIGHT SPRING-WAGON and HARNESS,
A lot Of FARMING UTENSILS,
Crop 0f CORE.
FODDER. SHEAF OATS.
MANURE,
SADDLE, Birdie.
CART HARNESS, &c. &c.
TERMS. Al sale. =. y. i'a We,
CO D0-1tE Auctiuncer.
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ky y. X. Wei~igcr,
Auciiouccr and Land Agent,
lois Main street.

WHAT MOST DESIRABLE AND Al
L TRACTIYE LOT FOR : bCSi Ness - ~
sTEE:ETS. OPrOSITEJ. =. WINSTON X CPS
RICHMOND. aT AUCIIoH.-l'y rc'li"st"i Nr
Jnhn N,nfius | will sell. the premises. ~ l.
n.,nrl; VI. on THURSDAY the 18th September
ls73. the above LOT fronngon Pearl street - foe.
running back on New @. feet. AMI on Cary = icct
s,nhn. This Is regarded one III the most vain.
allie niece. nt' properly IN the city. li>convcnI"ce
fn d,po,S mills. warehouses; Nr., will save large
rrrr,nt. in hrayagc. 1t IS suited 10 AMY Kind q
business. 49,, ,
There are about $4,000 bricks, which the pur-
chaser will get.
TERMS: buc-thir'i cash q: balance II on" ana iwu
wears, interest added at six per cent. in negotiable
notes. secured by deed of trust.
ID. X. WElSIGER, AuctiOnc.r.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale Is postponed 10 future day, of
which notice i'll be given.
80 ~ u. X. WEiSIGF l..
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POWDER AND SHOT,.

DUPOST'S POWDER.
500 kegs DCroST's SroEriN" ro"D'''
FEE: ,.,,. ..,, Ntxl.,. Pow
SEQ Icgs DvpoSr's BLAsfiN" III" ~
30, half aud quarter kegs, tos Rifle "''A' ''''
Bird i,.os,nIn ,Iyaud EAGLE. III ctni,ir!r-
o.. @.o 400 feet HEMp, single aud 9J"o's - 70
u;,SS Eor sale by Z. & ). WokIliAMNm -
- LA taw5w Agents for me hauN1s1N ~.
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BY Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agent and AUc ionccIS,
lll3 Main street.

4 VALUABLE BRICK DWELLING
~ as CUiIRCII HILL FOR SALE Hf Att-
TlHN We shall sell 10y auction. on the premises,
on MONDAY the 9sth instant. At = o'clock L. u :.
y VALUABLE BRICK DIV ELLlNi; on the n"rii
side Of Marshal! street between Twcuty-Scvcnl
and Twcnty-,ghfh streets. Church illi. "lth base
nrnt aud two stories Above. c"ntaniI" nlc rooms
Kitchen &c The lot has Il front al ~ feel anu y
dcufh al l55 feet. with an alley in the rear. his
dwelling i admirably arranged fora division INT"
two. ,.-,
TERMS: Ouc-thirdca>h: !alanc@ III SIX hiiH '"rls"
months uc2o;ia'c notes - 'c given Tor tlir 'ir-
red NJ. ylucntS with interest ADD and s"curCi hF
Z; ,.cc! Of trust. EitliAEDSiN -.
:, ~ Au'iiuncrrS.
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Hy Richardson x Co..
Zeal Estate Agents aud Au";!pncc:S.
No. lli3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE. OF THREE
Z! SMALL TRACTS nE LAND ~ Tie.
County, OF HENEICp El PUBLIC at'-
TIp\-Iu pursuance ui Il deere" a.! III" County
court of Hcarco entered 2"th November. l>5:.
I'm ti. cause al Pawn" and as. rs. liuict"-"t.
administrator. "" shall sell hv public auction.
In front al tie curt-rr,sc al lcnricr county. 81,
MONDAY Ortoi,r Il, l.I3. III u O'clock W.. illc
following dc-cibc REAL ESTATE. Of which the
ni,. John 4. Hutchinson died seized and posse >cd:
Isl \ LOT OF LAND, continuing FDi:I on
ACRES. he road leading from New Market I"
Long Bridge. near strawberry Plains and aGj".n-
ing the lands Of Nathan EarouGhty AMI Nick Hon
I'd. 4 LOT or LAND. containing SIXTY
ACRES. in iii" lower end NJ The county. an" Is i
part of the fam knowles Gravclly Hill.
sal. LOr OF LAND. contalninS El'h u
THREE AND DNE-TIilhD ACRES. in III" lower
part al the county near White OAK swamp ail"iI-
iu.r Bethcrs alhns. and Mouutcastle's land, for
u.crly known IL John Jordan, estate.
II desirable TO purchasers. the last named tract 81
land may he divided into lots 81: eight aud onc-thrd
acres each as IL was formerly divided and Sold
TERMS: Enough IN cash Ia pay the expense ana
cost of suit: the residue upon credit in>'ancnt- q"
ouc-thir each ii one two. and three years, carry
ing interest the purchaser or purchasers giving
negotiable notes for said credit pay lneiits win al-
proved in,orSer, such indorser, however. 10 DC
,iisrclsed with In any in which the purchaser
shall clcc. to pay unc-fhird OF the purchase money
in cash and tie residue in instruments Is aforesaid
JOHN Is. YOUNG,
JOHN 4. COKE,
7. VI. CONNER,
so % Commissioners.
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AUCTION SALE3--FuturE DAVE
BY Richardson q Co.,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1ll3 Main street.

A VALUABLE SUBURBAN. RESI-.
N DESCf, OR MARKET FAR1, FOR SALE
BY ACCT1OS-On THURSDAY The 81 October
al ~ O'Clock Z. NJ, we shall sell by auction. on
The premises, In Bowling Green, one OF the mos,
desirable localities ground Richmond on III. road
leading from the Mechanics vile turnpike IL and
tecnth or Valley street. about one mile northeast Gr
the city, the desirable SUBURBAN. RESIDENCE
or MARKET FAkH owned and occupied ~ {,
BurtOn ESP. containing six acres nor" or Ioss
of highly Improved garden land. we'll nciOsud and
abundant!y watercd, with conyen ienrIy arranged
frame dwelling in good repair. containing seven q
eight rooms, and all the necessary ouihGtrse- >ur
rounded by large and beautiful ,hadc-trers
TEENS: OIe-thiri I'm cl>h: sGtO 2ntI, S.r
tcinffr. 1914 s64O 2oth September. 1875; md
the residue In six months from the ,y % .aIe "
gotiable nnfcS 10 he given for TIC deferred nar
mcuts. with per cent interest added secures! ~,
deed 81 trust. RICHARDSON & o..
~ Arftnpr,rs
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BY J. Thompson Brow

DARN OF ONE HUNDRED AND TEN
Il ACRES. EIGHT MILES FROM The CITY -
SALE PO>1TlEE.-At the request Of the owner.
shall -,I without reserve. in front lirnrico county
rourt- house III T. O'Clock. MnNDh \. Dcl"htr ttii
doing court !ayl, FARM. eight miles from In.
I'll :. ON The Charles lily road. anining the lands 81
William Gay, Daniel Jordan ard ihr heirs az Lucy
Frav>icr The farm contains one hundred an! zen
acres. ten oil which are In large pines: balance
cleared. ~ ......
TERMS: Cash. j. THOMPSON BLOW y.
-. - u,DI tGrliont"r.
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LOST. S'TTsAYED. DC.

r OST, on THURSDAY TIE 251I
| ins,nut a small GOLD B;EAST-PIN in shape
OF shell. A reward will he given if the same i
l,.fr ar nils ,tlir,. 2.-3tN
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF aI' oFd'
- of the Circuit Court Of iE- city ~ l.! .hm"A
ut,d. I'm the cast, of Hamilton bingham ~ ''Es
u'Day' shall proceed Ia sell at the sh"tlH Yh''
IliJ Main street. Oh WEDNESDAY thc ~ "a! .
October. 1913. Ill IL o'clock. one >nltF!"! H't'.N
TtLLETABLE, In good condition. ,,.
joins ". HEIhiI.
ON nn,h Sheriff. CITY nt EIci,LU-I.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-28

1t has not escaped the notice of the pub
tic that the trial Of Puffenberger. the en-.
gineer of the coal train which collided with
the passenger train on the Chicago 4 Al
ton Railr nd, with such fatal results, was
in one seu'e a trial Of the Railroad Compa-
ny itself Ii Pufenberger was guilty of
manslaughter, the Company was not gull
ty. The jEry seem to have understood the
moral and legal bearings Of the case pretty
well, tor they brought in a verdict, not
only acquitting Puffenberger. but adding
! w e severely censure the Chicago Il Al
ton Railway Company for employing in
competent men in connection with the bus
mess of the road The States Attorney
showed great dexterity in challenging the
verdict, whereby the jury we're sent back
to their room. from which they subse-
quently returned with an amended verdict,
acqulttiHg Puffenberger. but not censuring
. the Railway Company. - Chicago Tribune.
! After the verdict was signed and deliv-
cred IN court. one iuryman. man named
Ridley, who had signed it, objected to the
censure Of the railroad and the jury was
] sent out with the result stated above
Who tampered with that jury in the inter.
est of the railroad? The public wants tC
know how and why the railroad escapes
censure and the engineer is acquitted too
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Church for Colored People

1t is worthy of notice that the cll0rcd
people residing in Rock Island are gener
ally industrious, prudent, economical, tenn
perate aud orderly doing their duty, in
their humble way, as good and peacable
citizens. They have not been tax upon
the people here, but have earned their lig-
ing honestly aud been useful in many
ways. They now need little money to
aid them in getting peice of ground for
their church building, and to enable them
to move it upon the ground and make il
habitable They have prepared an ap-
peal, in their own way, to our people
had Imprinted and bound into subscription
books, and will now ask such contributions
as our citizens feel willing to give. We
hope they will find sufficient encourage
ment to place their church building on a
lot of their own and put it in decent con
ton. The following is copy of their an
peal
Rock Island, ILL.,, Oct q, 1873
To all before whom this petition may
come
We. the colored people of this city, wish
ing to purchase lot and move our church
upon said lot and improve the same
hunbly come before the citizens of Rock
Island soliciting aid. We would not come
before you to ask your aid at this time
but the Presbyterian Church wish theil
ground aud they have been so good as Il
let US have the ground, on which
our church now stands, free OF
charge. To them we feel very grateful foI
such unexpected kindness, and we fee
sure that the citizens will remember oui
former condition and our present efforts t.
emulate you in that which is elevating and
enlightening. We have not the learning
~ ecUnomize, nor the sense of propriety
that you have whose manhood la.
never been crushed out as ours
We know that it would be hard for one
who has always enjoyed the beauties o.
nature to appreciate the sad condition Of
one who was born blind; but if you car
rise above yourselves, you will see us who
have been deprived of all that was worth
living for, now struggling, with all our pov
erty and ignorance, to become something
in the world. May the good Lord incline
you, out of your abundance, to help us il
our feeble efforts.
ELDER JACKSON BLACKBURN,
JESSE HALL,
CHARLES WILSON,
tosrLEwAIT WRIGHT.
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Library Catalogue

The Catalogue of the Public Library is
now in the hands Of the Librarian. 1t is
very full and furnishes all the information
necessary for persons using the Library
Rule XII Of the Rules and Regulations
permits no person but the Librarian to
take books from the shelves. For want
Of Catalogue this rule has not been en-
forced but, now that the Catalogue is pub
lished the Board of Directors will now re
quire obedience to the rule, and all persons
hereafter drawing books from the Library
will be required to use the Catalogue. The
Catalogue can be obtained from the Libra
rian for - cents and every person using
the Library should buy one,
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LOCAL COLUMN.

RoSADALIs is used in the practice of, ahe
ootsed by some Of the leading Physicians ihronrs
OUT the land They are induced to do this from tn,
iaet that its formula is published around each bot
te' so that the physician knowing its component
parts and being already acquainted with thei
properties, prescribe it with all confidence.
NIcHoLAsvILLE, KY, Feb, II, 1869.
Gentlemen:-l have seen the effects of "Rosadal
Is on patiente in nv own practice and take plea
sure IN attesting to its merits as very powerful al
teratlye; In cases of Scrofcla, rheumatism, Sec
ohoary syphilis, &c, always recommend it.
Very truly, yours, j. s. SPARKS, M. d.
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Ercur,ion % the Chicnpo rxposi,ion.

1t is expected that the Chicago Exposi-
ton will continue open until Nov. 18th. and
as there are many in this vicinity DESTROYS
Of attending 1t before its close. the c., r.
| |. Il T. Il X. will sell excursion tickets
provided a party numbering not less than
- can be made up To any who would like
10 attend This opportunity which may
not occur again soon should not be lost
sight Of by the public schools, societies, and
the people generally. Those wishing to
7 join this excursion should make application
for tickets tn 4. t. Lyiord, Ticket Agent,
who will furnish them with information Is
To price aud time of the excursion etc
lD-23dNwtf
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Caught Him

This forenoon, Chief Martens, of the Dav
export police, came over here to look for /
fellow who had stolen some money and es
caped to this side. He described him tc
Policeman Murrin and asked if he coulC
trace him. Mr. Murrin thought he could
and in less than half an hour he got On hi.
track. The fellow ran through boardin.
house on our levee with Policeman Murrit
after him, and was caught in the bach
yard. He concluded he had better 90 owe
the river than 60 to Jail here,
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Going West.

Vim. \. Marshall, Esq of Canoe Greek
leaves in a few days for Jackson county,
Kansas, where he has purchased land, aud
will engage in the business Of raising stock
His father, Col Isaiah II. Marshall was
an early settler in Canoe Greek, and its
first Supervisor He had four boys, Jo-
seph H., who resides in Whitesidc county
John F., who also represented the town in
the Board of Supervisors and who died in
Montana 4. T., a soldier in the late war,
and who died in the service, aud Vim. A.,
the subject of this notice, who also was q
Supervisor, and who was often honored by
his townsmen with official positions. Ever
since THE ARGUS was started the Marshal
boys have been, as was their father before
them, its regular patrons, and VIM. A. or
ders it sent to him in Kansas. We wisl
him success in his new location.
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CUTTERS POCKET INHALER AND CAR
BoLATE OF IODINE INHALENT.-In anoth
er column will be found an advertisement
OF this novel Instrument and remedy for
the treatment Of Catarrh aud throat and
lung diseases. 1t seems to be in great ia
vor with medical men. Coughs, colds, sore
Threats, asthma, are frequently relieved in
few minutes by its use, while for Catarrh
it is claimed as the only specific. The cir
cular and testimonials are very interesting.
10. 2Sdend6m-
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From the Philadelphia Inquirer. Oct $
Short Crops in Europe

The demand Tor our surplus crops was
never so pressing in Europe as now. As
the winter approaches the foreign market
TOR American br9adstuffs must improve,
because the best grain growing regions of
the Old World have had short crops this
year. An active market must, in the ma
ture Of things, bring about good prices. es-
pecially iii articles Of prime necessity. and
American producers cannot fail to be prof
tied by Europe's needs for food.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-28

Jonas Bear seems to have the right idea
about the present panic, last week he
bought heavy stock of ready made cloth
ing, hats, caps, and furnishing goods, at
panic prices, he says about p per cent
cheaper than he could have done two OF
three weeks ago and the consequence Is
that he proposes to let his customers have
the benefit of these bargains and thus enc
hle all who buy Of him In save money. tic
invites the public to call and be convinced
27dGi
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Obituary.

Mr.. Samuel Stoddard, of Hampton, aged
6S years, died at his residence, this Tues
day) morning Oct. 2Sth. He was native
of Maine, and came to Hampton, some
three years ago. He was the father Of
Mr.. Albert Il. Stoddard, partner with
Samuel Heagy in the coal business.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-28

The attention of the afflicted is directed
to the advertisement in this issue OF The
ARGUS, of Charles A. Osmun, chemist
and druggist, Is Seventh Avenue, New
York, whose specially is the cure of CON
sumption, scrofula, etc.
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Capt. Powars' Funeral

The funeral of Capt, Henry Powars takes
place tomorrow from the residence of his
sou-in- law, Mr.. Freeman, corner of High
land and Madison streets, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. Friends are respectfully in
vited
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-28

POSITIVE closing out sale at vi Of cost.
Goods must be sold regardIEr bargains.
Come early and secure Of December
will be disposed of by MAY Bros.
10 Adm
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The Weather---To-D Day.

The following shows the temperature
at THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day, US in,
dicated bv thermometer:
IAN ~: above zero. 1s NJ. 49, above zero.
N NJ 299 3P.M.A
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-28

Jonas Bear clothing aud gent 5 furnish,
;ng store is celebrated for keeping good
goods, and selling at fair prices, Depot
for Racine trunks. o-iutl'
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-28

.Gd Turngemeindew will give
The Rock with Gymnastic Exercises
a Grand Rhpervision of their Instructor,
under thultz of New York on Monday
ProGe Nov. 3, 1873. Tickets can be had
| ev,bs Hall
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT has removed 70
McDonald's old stand, opposite hiesow 5;
An the latest styles of Hats aud Caps, an"
Gents furnishing goods. S-2o-o'
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DIED.

BEER--In this city, Monday, October 27th, of
consanipti n, Mrs Sarah L. Beer, aged IS years.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at = O'Clock
from the residence on RICK River street, between
Ohio aud Swan.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-28

OFFICIAL PAPER.

Leave orders at Rock Island House OF
fee for livery carriages or hacks;
"'0 ~ ~. 97dSn 4. NJ PAGE.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-28
Use Renne's Pain Killing
M Il G1c OH.
at Works Hke a Charm


This is an honest good medicine. and hes been
tested for a number OF years, a used by tamil es
and individuals, and Is well liked, and found to be
safe to use and sure to cure pain. TRUE, ii costs
morc TO make it than il does common Eminent, but
it does more good. aud is cleaner and safer use.
Try Rcnne's pain-KiIIing Magic oil for Headache
Try Rrhne'- Paiu-kiling Ma iC Oil for Catarrh.
Try Reunc's Pain-hiiiing Magic Oil for Neuralgia.
Try Renne's Pain killing Magic oil for Sciata
Try Renne's Pain nitiing Magic oil for Sprains.
Try keune's ain-Kiling Magic oil for Sore Throat
Try Reunc's Pain Killing Magic OIL for Cramps
suppose you NY it for Dog at bite
Suppose you try 1t for Frozen Feet Ears.
suppose you Try il for Rusty Nail Wound.
Suppose yUu try IT for Bruise Strain
Suppose yO Try it Tor olson with IVY.
suppose You " II for Fits and SpasEs
Suppose you Try il Tor CTiak in the Back.
II wont hurt you. Benne's Magic OH never hurt
anybody. Mix il with MOla-scs for Il cold: N II
with wa er for sore eyes II sou il 70 earache.
don't PIT any cotton in The ear. Get the genuine
VIM. RESNE ~ SONS. manufacturers. Pittshvld
Mass.
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