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ster at ninety, must have the oonatitnti9ph
endurance Of n tiger. It tcns hot last night. and
no mistake; hot everywhere, but especially IN
mothor,iu-law, Or tho emal1-pox noxt door,
tho ,coolnoas Of tho door.stoop, and
no. Indy. with fond HUSBAND, to I'm
hsr wod venture @ oT Ha na T. bs no1
not crowded house. It was not bit crowded;
indeed, thoro was ]ota Of room, Tho play was
:, oapitola, Or tho Hidden Hand" aald to DO
:" now draIna, though whore tho nownesB comea
fashion Of lato to aiix nov, namo
old plays 30 as to deceive tho poor public into.
boliof that tho play is not tho Same old two end
slxpence. Thoso who havo seen the "Atddon
az the former Ia familiar to most everybody, 80
Is tho lattor, and dosailod narrative Of the plot
would bo work Of Buperorogation. az tho wiokod
husband remarked whom Ae thought Of ollastising
s 1f as ns TIE Sox i ths G may Sst no s
Ing worry much. Thoro is moro fun In 1t, aud
aono Of tho aoting rms good and tho aconoa
fair. Miss Putnam took tho part OF Capt.
tota, and Atr. Brown TINT Of Wool, tho
tho play contros around those two, and their
Respective parts aro, In thoIr way, a8 good. II
not bettor, thhn any Of tho characters II which
thoy have appeared. Peraons who will go to
tHthtF0b 6lCu HGAL1pF Rb GulH WILL HAFo A1 op-
portunity Of sooing this play evcry oyoning dur
ing tho wook.
1ENr's CIRCUS.
Among tho attractions Of tho prosout woo1s
mAy bo Included tho combination Of equestrian
talont, natural, and unnatural onriosities OF L:
2. Lont'B Olroun, whoso tents, like tho tents Of
Kadar, are pitched In tho vacant lots noar tho
eorner of Twenty;;sccond and State streets.
toi9y aS9 '0''1 wniio sbe ns oireus pousossss @
a fair showing. of wild aninele,
Traditional animated skeleton, "What is It, !"
nearly eight fcet high, II can scarcely bo repre-
aontod as = tlrat-o1ass show: Tho o4uoatrianism
to only fair; toro is worry uttlo Of tt; tho clown
Ia wrotcAed failure; tho tunblng OF an in
forior order; and. Hhatevor else thoro
msy mI DO ,nSoo to tho aaTa ssTa' u on RRor
innovation about Lent's circus. which is not opt
to recommend itself to tho public at large. Tho
circus performance is followed by variety en-
tertsin1nent, to which tho original admission
ticket docs not entitlo tho spectators It Is an
nouncel to tho audience that for the i'd
procure tickesB to al that ia "new, novo1,
tho programme =" in music, mirth,
melody and minstro1sy." Aa plain matter Of
fact, It looks as II tho audience gained BY their
original admission ticket merely tho privilege Of
il not strange That tho number Of extra tickota
sold yesterday WAS preposterouHly annll. As an
apology for this, 1t Is announced that " all who
remain at tho concert will have an opportunity
to witness tho foeding Of the wild animals u
It may be mistake, but 1t is nna opinion OF,
prossoa by many, that ME Lent's "ncw and
novel" means Of making big circus popular in
especially al it is not tho fnost show oycr soon
in this city.
, 1873-06-24

and tho latter following for I. Tho yonngstor
taon got to work with tho balla close togotl!er for
u, falling miaorably on manao. Ubaaay
eoatsy for and s sa 'aa to put 15 opo 1sp arthmoo s
inning .wan also dosorvod aggregate
Of 10 Ubaesy following, kept them handsomely
nottod ID. Thon camo tic most brilliant t' SLOT t
thus far Of tho evcning, beautiful four-cushion
earon by Dnly, grreotoa by deafoning .npplauso.
momcnt after all woro laughing as heartily ut
count Of 0. Tho brllinnt orratio plays Of tho
Frcnclimnn aud tho cool work Of tho boy began
to nrouBo onthuaiasu,, and tho players kopt tol-
Daly vent twieo across tho tallo for oaron il
hiB eleventh. and Ubaasy wont clear around In
his tonth with like success. Applause greeted
both efforts. IN his twelfth, ubasasy got tLom in
tho corner, and made mad l. II before & he Slipped up up
oluug together for him, yielding ~, his doea-
auro draws boing largely Responsible for It.
Daly turncd tho first hundred IN ha sixtoontl,,
hta opponon. being 10. partiesn!sm showoa
oignor, but WAS promptly rebulod by .tl,nnders
Of applause again, when UbnsBy led for tho
first time scoro, ia to 10e. On tho eighteenth
inning thoro worc hisaos by loafors, followed BY
cushion md made half Ills run Of II,
before scattering. DAILY, however. did as ofroct-
.yo but not 9ao as saowy m9rf In hts ensuing
almost certain with his draw shots, while
DAILY ayoidod tholn. At tho clono Of
thia inning tho score we.s 17a to
oG n G nth appassnntly 10y Icy
neRred tho second hundred, mock aud mock, but
tho old man got arotnld ahond with tho load Of H.
Tho youngstor cooled down to his work again, and
shortly earnod eyory point OF 80, which gavo him
IL Ina ~ nj bot1
, 1873-06-24

THE INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT
New YonK, juno 23.-The International Bill
lard Ton,nomcnt for tho t,,oo.h,i1 cInrnn;or.
s1.;n heaan -, Trr;na @ ua1 t1 +au;n,,. as !w%;
en' t.saoa uesaa ~ 4l.. .."n sons. Au aua-
e'ce a1sonaea 'oes waa remereeoly respectable
ladies, and numbering somothing like 1000
Isdoro Gaurnnd vas cboaen umnire and nrr
Wlmartb mnrkor The % frat esma hstwaon ~" r. r.
lila Dion and iohn noorv w5s ge~ ho,n
at ocloek w Dion wan to "ss atrings and GiP iaaP oiy
s t co~o1 @ nv aro teu on
asu ins;n soows WIN In hgo more
ao an1 aavinr to uaI ior ~ noer1 nv w a 1stor
1awovar r' onu ns1o ~ tsroo no 'a'tir
t,r" r};too s ,oan mso' .nlao ieaSln9 sae
,,nr mr cornnr ".aea ,v;ti EIS0 M 'sosnet ~ tne up
1Son mao TIM caro ni3citi"e tn ann,1roo NJ o m H.
fhnt nn,1 ti,ron ,,n 4; a,a4't M atpaI, NY ~
tnue aS snroe moTo 5, nnouls shots getting thom
tuo oMo hnit nn m apltga t1 HP t1tal or on
Dion, Who wdoed tho gap by ar run % Of Il e IN Lis Lis
Bixth inning. Dion, with some neat n1,s|;on-
shots, made I, aud ended with missing au eagv
easou,. Deory got some applause IN lis aixti
, 1873-06-24
BASE BALL,

MuTuA1s W. ATHLETICS.
Tho following Ia the Now York Worlds ao-
count Of good game played botweon the above
clubs on tho 20th: Theso clubs played their
fourth matoh together this soason yesterday on
tile Union Grounds. about 1000 people being
present. The Athletics wero unoble to play their
full nino. Fisler not being in condition, Al Reach
playing At second in his place. The Mu-
tuals placed their mon as atrongly as
they can do now, Hatfield playing at third and
Highem Ct SECOND. S Moaeary caught on ,; the
was called at 1va minuteB to 4 p. m. BY Charley
Mills, with tho Mutuala at tho bat, they giving
oasy chances for their retirement In one, two,
three ordor. On the other sido baBe-hitting BY
two runs, one being earned, thus giving tho
Philadelphias the lend In tho gnmo by 2 to 0.
The close Of the fifth inning saw the Athletics
still on the base, and by an increased score, as
they batted well in their third inning for threo
runs-one earned. In the interim tho Mutuals
were finely folded out for succession Of blank
scores, but one baso hit being made In tho fyo
innings, and that WAS made BY Hicks. sutton's
third-baao play In these innings WIS feature,
s ro %asd i'a aso 'dasy da seqso sn IT d Ssa
a fine catch from a hot liner being especially
worthy Of remark. In the sixth inning tito game
took quito change tn itB aspect. Previously
it was s to in favor Of tho Athletics, and tho
sixth but for dropped 1y-ball by Mchlullin.
After two mon wero out, however, three frat
baso hits gave run. md n dropped fly by Fisher
and wild throw home sent In four moro, Ave
runa being scored aud mono earned. As tho
Athletics were blanked il this inning tho score
at the close stood at five to yo, and tho gamo in
an interesting position for tho betting men, the
Athletics having boen backed at odds Of two to
ono. In tho seventh iuning more fielding errors
aaaiatod tho Mutuala to two moro runs. This
wrt,11 have Cpar than fIA 1nnd h,1t for
wild throwing by Hatfield and Mat hows. by
which the Athletics scored two unearned runs,
thereby tieing tue game again. By an error OF
Hatdela's, the Athletics added q run to thoir
easily rhitowashed, and as they wore put @ cut
without scoring in the ninth, tho victory remain-
cd with the Athletics. The following il q sum-
mary Of the game:
Union Grounds, Brooklyn, E. D.. juno 20.-Fourth
game OF tho Championship segies between tho hutuaH
aud Athletics.
, 1873-06-24
A St1-Yenr Old Child Kills nn Infant
Rruther--.I1o DraKa the BODY to the
Woods and Hides It,

From tie Vteksburp Herald, June 49,
4 few miles from th's eisy, on the opposite
plantation, known as tho Dalkioth place, On
which there arc several colored families living.
The prido OF ono Of these families ia very
precooious little 6-yoar old boy, whose sprlght-
mration Of his parents. and the remark Of all
who knew tho little follow, Some time ago
litto stranger appeared in the family to claim
part Of tho love and caro- OF the parenta and
divide tho parental Affection with the little G.
yoar old. IIe had no love for tho baby, was
Jealous Of 1t, and it's prosenco IN tho family was
sting in bis little bronst. In his own childish
way, BIO brooded over tho matter for go1ne time,
and seemed finally to decide upon coutso OF
action.
Day boforo yesterday, while tho mon woro IN
tho fold at work, and tho women either with
them or engaged elsewhere the children woso
loft aiono about tho cabins to auuse themselves
as they might seo fit. The mother Of tho infant
aud tito lttlc a-year old had loft tho baby snugly
stowed away ill tho cradle aslcop, and hor little
boy iu tho yard playing with tho othor children,
whom aho wont away. bho had scarcely COTTON
out OF sight, when tho little boy gathered up
brohbat, almost ~ much ~ ho could carry, aud,
walking into tho cabin whoro the baby 10y, hogan
to polt it ovor tho hoaa with tho brick until ho
actually succeeded in breaking tho infants
shn'', and mashinK II slmoss 10 "a :
out Of Tho cradle, and dragged its lfoless
body 10 tho woodu Hllort distance from tho
hus,ao whoro no hid Tho body In tho hushea, and
returning to his playmates said to them; ~
spot whore ho Ind loft the infant lying and nure
enough thoro lay tho little innocent with lta
hoad crushed, and Ito extinct. When 1t lH con-
allored that tho perpetrator of this moss foul
own sonsos. Tho llttlo follow lid not Hoom to
realize tho fact that he hal committed q murder,
. or that ho had done anything moro t1lan dispose
, 1873-06-24

DEsMo1kEs, Juno 29.--No execution has yet
been isHued for safo OF the DesA1 A1oinea Valley
Railroad under recent decree Of foreclosure by
tho Circuit Court Of this county.
BAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-TLe Board Of Bt1-
pervisors passed tonight m order granting the
bouthorn Pacific Railroad Company tho uao Of
portion Of Louisiana Btreot, along tho wator
front Of Mission Bay, for tho term Of twonty-
five years.
J. @. Aiusworth, President Of tho Oregon
Steam Navigation Company las been appointed
Managing Director Of the Northern Pacific Rail
road on this coast.
, 1873-06-24

There will be no formal celebration OF tho
Fourth in Waukegan, but celebrations alo To lIn
held at uighwooa, Waueonia, Cedsr I.ake, And
other places In tho county.
Gen. uurlbut's announcement Of q co1,,ps.t-
tive examination for the appointment to chdot-
creatoa some interest among the young lnei ii.
tho diatriot.
The Hon. John P. Irish, EDITOR Of the Iowa
City Daily Press, met with serious accident OH
Sunday evening. While walking on the atreot
bis foot turned, throwing him Violently to tho
ground and severely fracturlng Ills ankle.
Eden booth, OF Hobart, Ind, MAS killed. yes-
, 1873-06-24

Special Dlspalth 70 1he Ch9cag0 7F7bHne.
DEsMo1NEs, Iowa, Juno 29.-Reports from
Northwestern Iowa stato that tho grassAoppers
are still working serious damage to the crops in
thai locality. Immense folds Of wheat and outs
that five days ago promised IN abundant haryost
arc now utterly destroyed, and The grasshoppers
havo commenced on corn. Osceola, O'Brien,
and Clay Countios hayo suffered sovoroly, the
1arger proportion Of all tho crops having boen
DESTROYED
, 1873-06-24

CINCINNATI, June pa SPECIAL says tho
steamer Telegraph, coming down from Ironton.
snagged tonight, near Portsmouth, and sunk
on tie bar opposite Gny1ord's rolling mill, but
WAS subsequently repaired, md gotten OF by the
Etna wifh worry little damage.
, 1873-06-24

RUM Ati}iKN
Warrington. n.............,2 i i d i j sd
1linh hEsrncd-Ataniin, =; Warrington, ..
1ases on Called laltn-Atantic, q !; Wa.hiaHton, =.
First basn by Errorh-Atantsc, O.; ~aahIngtah,B
Ump1ro-Mr. III. Hooper, Ut tlla Maryland Club
BALTIMORE, June M.--1,aao ball TEilslal~
phiaH, Is !; DnltimoroH, 8.
, 1873-06-24

Eureka Company's mine, Nevada, to-dny, 300
feet, with two occupants, John George and
George Dobbs. George was killed, and Dobbs
had both legs and ono arm brokon. Ho cannot
recover,
, 1873-06-24

Tho losvn Republican, Convention.
Special Uisnatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DEsAfo1SEs, Juno 29.-Delugatos arc arriving
by eyoly train to tho Republican State Convcn-
tion on Wednesday. Dysart's ohances for Lieu-
tenant Governor are stated to be improving
every hour.
, 1873-06-24

DETROIT, Mich, June 23.-Carrie, tho daneh-
tor Of Robert EyeEson, Of Plymouth, Mich, was
killed on Saturday by tlo explosion Of kerosene,
with which sho was urging fire. Her father,
in cndeavoring to save the girl, was burned ta-
tally, aud the moehor was severely injured aud
will probably lose her arms.
, 1873-06-24

RICHMOND, Va, May 23.-Tho soconda In the
Mordecai-MnCarty duel worc to-day admitted to
bail in 80, 600 EACH, to appear before the Grand
Jury, July7
, 1873-06-24
THE INDIANS.


Fenco TFoNtY Win The Si0W1s
WARRINGTON, juno 23.-A dispatch to tho seo-
rotary OF tho Interior from tho Chairman Of the
Indian Commiasion, mentions TINT the council
held with tho Bioux Indians, ut Fort Laramie,
resulted successfully with regard to change In
the agency and continuance Of peace.
, 1873-06-24

New YoRK, June 29.-Lewib Tappan, one Of
tho FOREMOST workers in tho anti-slavery move
msnt in iis earliest efforts in this city. died
(sged $50 at his residence In Brooklyn On Sat
r1rtihy.
, 1873-06-24

LIVERPOOL, juno 23.-The steamships City OF
from New York, have arrived out.
New YoRK, June 29.-Arrived the steamers
Wyoming, from Liverpool; Vandhlia, from Hum
burg, and Denmark, from London.
, 1873-06-24

C1sc1SNAr1, O., juno pa. J.. and e. ".
Donnhuo wore last Friday arrested noar Groon-
upsburgh, Ky, on their farm, on tho charge Of
numbering an old man in hIorcer County, Miun.,
about s two yesrs ago: They wore taken "
now IN irona ready for t7ansfor 10 Minnesota.
, 1873-06-24

Fntal Eight Over Il Game OF Cards.
O1No1NNAT1, Juno 23.-Elijah Montgomery
and Frauk Roberta qunrrelod over game of
cards in saloon In Oxford, Ohio, OIL Saturday
night, and cane to blows Montgomery frac-
turing the aknll of Roberts, from which he died
yesterday. Montgomery escaped.
, 1873-06-24
NORTHWESTERN CAR WORKS,

Boing Block 4 in Morton's Subdivi-
aion, E. Ia Of the N. W. IA Of Sec
tion IL, Town SO, North Of Range 13,
East. Eleven lots, fronting north
on Chicago-av. Thirteen lots, 'front.'
ing west on Hanlin-av. Thirteen
lots, fronting east on Ridgeway-av.,
and eleven lots, fronting south on
West Huron-st., only two blocks dis
tant from Central Park and the great
improvements Of the Northwestern
Car Works, less than two minutes
walk from the Central Park Depots
These lots are situated in g part OF
the city where property ia rapidly
advancing, and no better opportllni-
ty will over be offered to secure q
pleasant home at your own price.
TERMS OF SALE---1-4 cash, bal
anoe in l, 2, and 8 years, with s per
cent interest.
Title perfect. Printed abstracts
will be furnished each purchaser.
A SPECIAL FREE TRAIN Of cars
will start from WellB-st. depot at a
O'Clock p. m. on day Of sale, stop
ping at Halsted-st. and Park Station.
and return at s O'Clock p. M, for
the convenience Of those desiring
to attend the sale.
A mammoth tent will be erected
on the ground for the comfort Of oil
present.
Plats and information furnished by
, 1873-06-24

FHSH1 SEUUFEEsE 7KHF3s35V .
MILWAUKEE, Juno GA man named Clark,
connected with tho Transatlantic Circus, WAS
fatally shot at nlpon to-day.
, 1873-06-24
DEATHS.


I1t1S1I-June 4, Sarah stos, secnnd daughter Of 8.
A, aud IL, q, lrlsh, AGc4 years and nnntha.
Fuleral II sionos. Fo % Wuaty Wslnes'
day. ata pollock ~ u, by carriages TO lakewood oe'e-
tery.
nRrrTON--Mr. John Drftton. aEod "a years. Rcalded
At tba ilncnu.et. -
Fuuoral "Wednesday, at nclook ia Isoto!ll.
OnOWELl.-On Monday, Juuo u, Mrs. alary B. Gro,
hinorsi At t3i West Lakost. this tny. at 2p. m Tho
ro.lhins will 10 takon to Sag llarbor. N. Y.
rRNDtY-ht Albion. N. Y. Juno ., Julia H., wifa
OF VIM II. rdndsy.
MATTIIEWH-,1unu a. Mery 8. Matthews, daughter
OF Charles and Mary Matthews. aged years and 4
months. -.
Unnctal from residence. 1o Twenty.ninthat.. ss "a
OfHuck.
isostnn Highlands rarnre pnaso copy:
, 1873-06-24
MARRIAGES,

JAMESON the tesItonoo Of The
b.de's fathoF, William, y Dantels. Esu the elst
inst., by tho ov. William H. tytiss af H. A. Jamie
son and htlas Julia Il. naniefa. both II ChinSHn.
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
OF
COL U MRlA, SC.


Present Capital, sr5o. oco
authorized Capital, ;5UO. 600
OFFICERS.
JOHN p. PALMER, President,
A. G. PREMIER, Cashier.
Q. n. G. BUTT, Assistant Cashier.
E1NH1S BANK will soon occupy it's maRnifl.
Il cent threc-story and Mansard Roof build
ing, now in course of construction on the
corner OF Plain and Richardson streets. but
ior the present will do business Mt it's old
Banking House, opposite the Columbis H otel.
general Banking business transacted. Ger.
tlhcates OF Deposit, bearing Interest at the
rate or Seven per cent. per annum. issued.
Notes, Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
OF debt discounted, and money loanedon COL
laterals; Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts on all the prominent cities
in tho United States bought and sold.
- DIREcToRs-Jss. r. Black, John B. Palmer,
F. W. McMaster, r. D. Sem, (of r. D. Sem &
Son,l G. ". Bearden, (of Copeland Bear
den, Z. I: Bryan, W. Q. Swaffield, tof r. &
W. G. Swaflield,) W. B. Stanley. j. @. Seegers;
Samuel MCGOWAN, Abbeville; James H. Rion
Winnsboro, Feb =
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The Georgia Gin.
ON entering onr fifth season with those
~ GINS, wo have only to say, that in
EVERY case parties xho Eavo bought them
or seen them used have been DELIGHTED
with them, and pronounce them tho BEST
they have any knowledge OF.
as LIGHT. GIN as FAST and turn ont as
GOOD SAMPLE as ANY GIN THAT rs
MADE. Please order early, 30 as to avoid
disappointment. Catalogue and reference
forwarded Gu application.
LOR' X g. LOWRANCE,
June Fl Sole Agents for South Carolina.
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Printers Ink.

Printers Ink,
OTRONGLY believing in The virtue OF this
- article, our customers shall DO regularly
posted Iii 0ur business arrivals. II is otter,
difficult to enumeratc tho items on hand.
but we can say without cgotisp, thst our
stock ia tho best assorted. and all goods
pulled by any honse in Our line are on hand
and sold on tho most favorable ternis. Moro
anon. GEO. SWIMMERS.
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OBSTACLES TO MAltIsiAC E.-iIappy
relief for young men from the effects OF
errors and abuses III cnriy life. Manhood ro.
stored. lmpedimcnts to marriage removed.
New method of treatment. New and re-
markabIe remedies. Books and circulars
sen, free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth
htreet, Philadelphia, Pam instit ution hay
ing high reputation for honorable conduct
and professional skill July 3m0
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Offer what Summer Goods We have at
hold them.
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- AMONG late improvements in the
G&f1 manufacture Of FLOUR, by far tho
y5H most important is the recently dis
covered method ofPCRIFYING MID
DLIEGS. This wonderful invention is dcs-
tined to rov0lutioniZe tho entire Milling sys.
tenn in this country. By il a more thorough
separation is effected between the outer husk
snd the farinaceous portion OF tho grain, and
a Flour is produced Of greater and moro uni
form purity and sweetness than can be made
in tho old style. and with no increase in cost .
We have, at heavy expense. introduced this
"NEW PROCESS" into our Mill, and arc pre-
pared to offer Flour greatly improved in color
and quality over corresponding grades made
in the Usual method.
Liberal deductions medo on carload lots.
Aug 26 3no STOVALL 4 HULL.
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PRIOR TO GOING NORTH

ENOR new goods. and before putting aside
IL Summer Fabrics. we
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All styles of Staples and Demestics, TO.
gother with regular Stock Goods, on hand,
IN good unbroken lines, at prices to please
our patrons.
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puta splendid opportunity before our patrons
for winter purchases at tho best prices.
r. G. SILVER / CO.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-03

HENDERsoN's BUCHU, the great diuretic
and unfailing remedy for all diseases of
the Kidneys and Bladder, also for Dys-
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in the stomach. The most distressing
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Complaints are permanently cared by
Henderson Buchu 1t is unequaled by
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Gravel, and all Gouty and Rheumatic
affections. 1t is a specific remedy for ex-
pelling all Pain and Tape Worms. 1t is
prescribed by eminent physicians in
Chronic Affections of the Liver For sale
by all druggists. See advertisement in
this issue eod&wly
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Nor FoUND.-Physicians and thousands
of distinguished persons, who have, in
their homes, for the last seven years used
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder and
Special Flavorings, Ginger, Almond, Lem
on, etc., have found no hurtful substances
in their composition. Parties using them
can depend upon obtaining just what they
wish, and are surprised, on the first trial to
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Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
COUNTY OF Rock ISLAM.

To the May Term A. D. 1873 Of the Circuit Court
of said County,-In Chancery.
Hans Ii. Andersen, Complainant,
ys Bill Ia
Napoleon b Buford. Andrew J Chaneery
Binglesby and Jabez Cobeldick.
To the above named defendants Andrew ] Rim
glesby and Jabez Cobeldick:
Y0u will take notice that the above entitled caase
Il now pending in said Court. that a summons in
thancery has been issued against You therein. re
turuabe on the first day Of the next term Of said
Court, TO be begun and holden at the Court House,
in the city Of Rock Island In said County on the
first Monday of May. A. D. 1873. at which time and
place you will appear
Rock Island III March a4. 4 D.. 1873
GEORGE d. GOULD.
Clerk Of said Court.
SWEENEY JACKSON, COmpts SOLICITOR
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For Sale!

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY -7-wo GooD
raging Business Embellishments The under
slgned desiring to relinquish business In Rock Is
land, offers for sale the Stock C}round srd t3nji{
ing of his extensive Furniture House. Az ~.
Stock Ground and Building adioiuipg used ~ -
boot and shoe store. This property il located m
limos street ID one OF the best business portions
OF the cty balidlngr sold with or without the
stock Also his residence on Orleans street ou6n-
site the new public school huiding. The fact THAT
the undersigned mas been engaged in the above
business for sixteen Year, IN this city is the highest
recommendation that can b. given it
32od&wlm d. Jingle.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Pare off the corn as much possible, so as
not to make it bleed, and use freely two Or
three times a day Renne's Pain Killing
Magic Oil This takes out the soreness,
and its use also cures chilblains, frost bites,
or any soreness of the joints. Try it.
Sold by John Bengston.