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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
BENTON BARRACKS, Mo,

BENTON BARRACKS, Mo,
April So 1860.
Or John Buli-Dear Sir: Knowing the ethcacF
of yg,pr Sarsaparilla, and the healing and benen-
ciaI Qualities ii possesses scud you the following
statement of my case
was wounded about two years ago. ana takeb
prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Beng
moved 50 often. my wounds have not aealed yet.
have not sat up moment since was WOUNDED
am shot through the hips. My general health II
irpaired and need something to assist nature
have more faith in your Sarsapar1ila than any tnh
else | wish that which is genuine Please ex-
press me half dozen bottles, aud obliee
CAPT. c. P. JOHNSON,
st. Louis, No.
P, s.-The following was written April 30, 1856,
by Mrs Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt johnson
Dr. John Bull-Dear Sir My husband, Dr G ,
johnson, was skilfUl surgeon and physician ID
Central New York, where be died. leaving the
above c. P johnson TO my care. AT thirteen years
of are he had chronic diarrhoea and scrotnla- ioi
viii h gave your Sarsaparilla. Ii cured HIM
have for ten wears recommended 1t to many IN New
York Ohio and Iowa Tor sCrofula, fever sores an
general debility. Perfect success has attended IL
The cures effected in some cases OF scrofuia al
fever sores were alltost miraculous l am Ntt
an Siou- for nv son to a. ain ha recourse 10 20
| Sarsapariua He II fearful OF getting a spurl"H
article hence his writing To you Tor IL Ms Wuah"
! were terrible, but be ieye he viii recover
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
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Ague and Fever,
OR CHTLLs AND FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine justly
claims for ii a superiority over all remedies
ever offered to the public for the safe certain spec
dy and permanent cure of Agne and Fever or
Chills and Fever. whether of short or long stand
ing. He refers tC the entire Western ana south
ern country to bear him testimony to the truth OF
the assertion that IN case whatever Will II IAN
to cure if the directions strictly followed and
carried out. In great many cases Single desc
has been sufficient for cure, and whole families
have been cured by single bottle, with perfect
restoration of the general health. tbs. however
prudent and IN every case more certain OF cure
its use is continued in smaller doses for week OF
two after the disease has been checked more es
peeially in difficult and long standing cases. Usu
ally this medicine will not require any ala 10 Keel
the bowels in good order Should the patient
however require cathartic medicine, after haVlhi
taken three or four doses of the tonic, slngi
dose of Bulls Vegetable Family Pills Will be sum
/ Client
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Itis well known ny all readers of this paper INA,
Or { Bi-eioW il the oldest established phy slclah y
Chicago, who haS made The treatment OF al ehIoit
and sexual diseas, u specially science Ahu n
irt &c b We made DIR. - the mast renowned y =
Ct4IloT Of the age, houUred by tbe press sslecsu
4 the highest medical aftanneEts by an me lngyt
cal institute of lIe day, hryinE devoted " EN
YEARS OF His LIVE IL peFecilug renleaies k star
Will cure po-tively the worst cascs q 6Hh M NJ
AND PRIVATE JISEAS f. of the 1ENllp Ohi-
NARY ORGAN in both sexes. Seminal " eaNhSss'
producing Nervousness, Aversion 70 SoCle y III
barred vision, Loss of Memory and Mann Jod, per
Ercily .ured Ii i evident that one who c"nnnes
himself 10 the study If nerlaip Diseases tres'hg
thousands of every year, must nave gfsatSs
! sklf than q phys clan IN general practice head
/ his Medical TREATISE Tor adde's and gentleman
Zen IRE ,fy add e. IN sealed envelope consul
II, non free Tue rooms ia the city, Win sep
aral,. par or or ladies and gentlemen Cail' yot
see. ,,l,fS the doctor. Correspondence Conndentlai
! Address all letters TO Or. c BlGELoW, No 40
1 state 81 Office hours from A NJ 20 5 P NJ; sun
! DAYS 2. N to5 ., =
| Blades send for descriptive circular o
PessaFie Rensdee the best prevention OF conception
known Sent to any address; enclose stamp
| The following testimonial as TO the skill and sue
cess Of DR. G. Bigeiow was paOilsheo III TINS oi'S'
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THE NEW WONDER f.!
Natures
HAIR RESTORATIVE


Ring out the old, ring in tie ae''.
No LAC SULPHUR SUGAR Of
LFAD-no LITHARGE-no NJ
TRATE of .SIL FER-rsot Heath
nor Hair DESTRUCTIVE.
All other articles called by its name are DYE,
and ii is well known that they destroy, not restores
the hair. -. - . -,.
This Is the FIRST and ONLY real hhSIorAilNE
ever discovered.
wash. ,..,
1t restores gray hair to Its original color by the
simple process Of new growth.
n relieves and removes all tendency to headaches
which proceed mostly from the same causes, az
gravated by pernicious treatment throhgh the pre-
Use it straight along, and at 20 you will have the
hair YOU wear II or 90 a. its habltnai use II
certain preventive, even TO extreme age, Oh laiihs
| off badness aud gray hair.
Ii is the only dressing not injurious 10 the hhf o.
children, and promotiye OF Its health ana iuAurl
| auce Little shavers should let their mothers o.
| nurses apply il. Older ones should be sure ina
| their BARRIERS have the genuine article.
| Infutessimal animalculs, observable only VIII
| a powerful microscope, infcsl the roots OF the hu
man hair and scalp when neglected and uuhealthy
The Restorative contains their perfect bane select
ed from Natures store-rooms, which lngrediehi IN
Patentee has the sole right to use II destroys ines
removes all impurities, fructlhes and feruIlzes Tn
sealp-treating only causes. ;,
Its appearance Is reasonable testimony, nut ID u
use viii be found conclusive proof OF all These Iact
Put away every other article called by ITS name
for none else is true. Renounee ali poisoHs, pt
| mades, fats and oils
Ring out the false, ring in the true"
DIR. G.. SMITH, Inventor, Aver, Mass.
i PROCTOR BROTHERS, Manufacturers, Glouce
ter Mass to whom all orders should he addresse
- Sold by Druggists everywhere. 4-ldmon6w VI
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MASTA'S
INDIAN PULMONIC BALSAM

possesses this rare cnnnhiration. Prepared entirely
fu vegetable substances with their balsaTnic medic
inai properties il be taken at any time and
der all circumstances with perfect safety.
~ While e promptly and eifectualiy arrests iii
tatiou Of the air-passarss and the lung and apidy
relieves cough. Il renders them further assistance
by promoting free discharge Of their accumulated
uucus and at the same time infarts strength aud
yigor to the whole system.
Sold by all Druggists and Apothecaries throughout
the New England States.
For sale in Rock Island by John Bengston- E
Brueuert. Smith & Bney. Emil kohier-
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From The Chicago Times Oct. 90, 1864.

REIAEF FOR THE AFFIIcTzD.-lt Ii an Old saying
thar the iudiscretoDs OF mankind are MANIFOLD siln
the records annually published in medical WORKS
attest the truth Of the assertion. Men commit gre
yions rrors against the laws Of nature and moial-
tn and pay the penalty in the shape uf ioath5onie
disrasc acute pain and prolonged suffering. Eaon
wear increases instead OF diminishing iIt ,,'4. 0
extent absolutely appalling. The man VINO seeks
to correct these stnpendous evils we regard as .
public benefactor. Inc ph!si' lah "ho thee ny
fas If disrases TO which refer speciality, and
who hy study application and experience iAbors
10 reIiey, mAnkiad of the direfui consequences
which must inc vitality ensue, Is aboriug for pnr
nosr which is praiseworthy and cnmmendAble
/ Sucb a man Is Dr. Bigelow, No. 81 south state -
| Chicago and whose advertisement may be ionnd II
| onr columns He is by education and experience
emiuently qualified TO undertake all cas- and even
/ 10 restore to health where others have failed.
| 4-lgdSwlS
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"A Terre Haute girl thinks it about
time some young fellow proposed, as she
has been bridesmaid eight times, and has
been tantalized enough.
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Is massive volume OF 1854 poges, and contains
considerable more than
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND WORDS
in it, vocabulary, with their pronunciation dehhi-
ton, and etymology-
RECOMMENDATIONS:
1.-THE Senate need only go TO simple Dictionary;
/ will not go to law book or any work on the Ia"
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We eopeur with Senator Sumner in preferriDg
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Dictionary New York World, Feb % ls'2
IAN almost indispensable aid to correct deliv-
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ing Prof JosEfa HENRY Secretary OF the smith
soniau Institute.
April 18Th 1871
.,Worcester's Dictionary has constantly lain on
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Independent Jan. 1917
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Observation-Disclosures
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BULLS
sARsAPARILLA

Read the folloaoing extract Of a letter
from Mrs Rjgers, scife Of Rererena Dr.
Ripers, one Of The most learned, eloquent
and popular Ministers Of the METHODIST
Episcopal Church, and soho as at present
stationed at Broqdecay Church, LoatasD'SSe'
Kentucky.
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lI9IlH|IiIEM

WARRANT ONE BOTTLE A rKRrEcT cuEE ~
rnE WORST FORMS of Piles, two 10 hSe ooItles IN
CAecER CATARRH KDEEY DISEASES; and all dis-
eases of the skin. and the greatest Blood Purifier
10 send 10 me and take back their money IN ali
case. of failure. None for IS years. d fOWLk,
Chemist Boston. and Montreal. Sold throughout
the world 81 bottle. Send for Ctrculsfsot aston
ishing cures.
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Assets S2.2O4 800
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IA FDnu. 3.363. gu
AIN .m..;.. of phil. 3,337, 900
VIZ ' ~. co of oDdeO Gold Assets 100000
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Firemen's Fund of California, ols,z aa
National lbs. Co., Hartford, Assets I4zo IVY
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Northwestern National lns. Co., oos 'ooa
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Railway Pass. Ins. Co., Of Hartford, 15OOOO
Conn Mutual Life Inns. Co. of N,OUU,VOU
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DR.. ST ONE
ll2 West Madison St,
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CHICA6b-..--. Ill
Irregular Graduate of Mtsiicinel
Treats ALI CHRONIC SEXUAL and PRIV ATE
DISEASES, OF both sexes, at reasonable prices.
1856 Cases Cured since the Great Fire.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS SPtRMATORRHOEA
{ufgAt lasses : AUAL DEBILITY and lmpO'encY
los OF sexual power O all implements TO mar
riare permanently cured. No mercury USED. Pa
tieuts al a distance treated by etter-mcdlclnes
sent eyerywhere. Consultation Tree personally or
hy mail Cures qua antecd OF money refunded .
Female pills extra sale aud sure by mai
s. Male safes 81 each, or ) for 81 All 'Female
iGfcultics and Irregularities treated with safety
and success. -.
/ n scxc-A and circulars sc, for Married Folks
ali sent sealed to any address for two stamps All
| letters confidential.
| Please state where you saw this notice. l04dwiy
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LOST ENERGY s9 Rs.f zSs}s'2 :.
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caused by Nervous Debility, speedily cured, by
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DR.. C. BlGELOW,
Confidential Physician,

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J. NJ. BUFORD. Agent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
PhlIadeInhI, Topics.


Mayor Stokely. several heads OF depart
ments, and a number OF members Of Councils l.,
intend making an excursion to San Francisco.
The party will leave ON Saturday the 26th inst.
Mayor Alyord. of San Francisco, has been nOti-
h5i OF the intended visit.
The seventh free excursion to the Park, for
"oor children, took place yesterday. 1886 per-
ms went out. including 2i2 infants in arms,
among whom there were three pairs of twins.
Yesterday morning, about nine O'Clock,
grindsfone exploded in the steel spring works OF
Messrs Nichols Pickering & Co, at the north
west corner of Eighteenth and Willow streets,
injuring Edward Smith 80 severely that he died
shortly alter
-Letters from the Ghio, which took her trial
tr p, yesterday. are printed in the papers. They
all praise her, of course. and speak of her great
speed-just as they did Of the Penn'ylodnid
Nearly ten thousand books have been added
to the Mercantile Library since January lst.
Joseph Burns, aged thirty, mate OF the
steamship Pioneer, fell overheard at her wharf
and was drowned.
John Miller, aged 66 years, in prison for an
Allegf indecent assault upon little girls. .attemp
ted to commit suicide by stabbing blmself in the
neck with sharp piece OF iron. The wound is
not dangerous.
The 9th Maryland Regiment will arrive this
evening, and go directly through to the depot Of
tho West Jersey Railroad, for Cape May.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

Tho Baltimore Club belt the Atlantic at New
York, yesterday, II to 0. .t#l
Three fires In Boston. Monday night, in Prov
ince, Court, Chardon aud Z linboro streets, de-
stroyed property valued at $6 GEO.
Sundry rumors that were tiOating about yes
terday OF a conflict between United States troops
and Mexicans on the Rio Grande are d,scredited
by the War Department.
The New Jersey Constitutional Commission
met yesterday at Trenton, and, after appointing
committees and transacting other preliminary
business, adjourned until October 7th.
Rudolph Ketterer, of Philadelphia, and Joseph
Bosch, OF Camden, were drowned at Atlautc
City Yesterday pney swan too far out Charles
Schmidt. who was with them, narrowly escaped
drowning, being saved by Professor Boynton,the
"Pearl DIVER
A telegram from Morris,Own. New Jersey, an
nounces that the first week subscription TO the
"Washiugton Headquarters Fund" reaches
nearly sl5, 900. The Historical society intend
taking possession of the headquarters in Sep
tember, with appropriate ceremonies.
The last remnant OF the Apa3hes in Northern
Arizona have been captured by Captain James
Burns in Castle Dome Mountains. Two hun
dred Apache prisoners are now on the way to
Camp Verde in charge of his troops. There are
reports of Apache raids and murders in the Mex
ican State OF Sonora.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
Tbs GAs Murder.


8 JME ADDITIONAL Porss-THE CASE PRETTY c IN
PLETELYDEyELoPhD.
The facts aEcsrtainel by Mr.. Pennypacker, in
Newark, N. j., pretty much complete the links
in regard to Goss. It seems he came to Newark
late in November. 1872. afew days after he left
the Mt ig Dor ico1 of Br?n Mawr. He took board
with Mis-. T0ombs AMI stayed there until June
27th when he left for lhiladelphia and met I'd
derzook. with whom he appeared. day or two
after, ut Jennersvile. The shirt, found with the
body of the murdered nan, was identified by the
Newark finn at whose establishment 1t was
made The shoemaker who half-soled the shoes
was alec found. He remembered Goss very dis
tinctly.
The exhuming of the boiy. on Saturday last,
at PenningtOnville, by the relatives OF Goss In
order to have it photographed, made the fourth
time it was dug up. Tbeie had then been a
lapse OF nineteen days sinGs the murder, and it
was In a horrible condition. IL had been pre-
viously thoroughly dissected by Professor How
ard. The eyes had been cat up, the teeth taken
ont, The scalp cut into and pulled back, SO that
the skull could be measured, and the features
so altered that it is quite reasonable to suppose
the relatives OF Go-s conh not recognize photo
graphs taken OF him in that condition.
Mrs. Undertook had an interview with her
son. on Monday afternoon, and again, yesterday
morning. The latter lasted about one hour, most
OF the time being spent in prayer by the mother,
who was very much affected. 1t is said that in
her conversation sne speaks OF nun as tnouBn
she considered him guilty. Undertook still
takes his confinement very cooly, dresses with
scrupulous Deatness. and receives sitors, who
are either county officials or relatives, with as
much apparent ease as though he we're doing the
honors of his own house.
1t is known where thu body, which is alleged
to have been used to personate that of Goss in
the York road fire at Baltimore.
Owing to the informally in the warrant
against Rhoads, he was not arrested yesterday
and there seems little reason for suspecting him
OF completely in the crime.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
From washipGt an to New York.


MORE ABOUT THE THROUGH TRAvEL-ooNNEorIoN
BETWEEN TIE P. W. & AND UNION TUNNEL
CHOICE OF ROUTES BEYOND BALTIMORE.
On Monday last tho tracks Of the Union rail-
road were connected with those Of the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore road at Twenty
first street, Canton, near Baltimore, short dis-
tance from Bayview Asylum. The through trains
will be hereafter run over the Philadelehia, Viii
mington and Baltimore road connecting at Twen-
ty-first street, Canton with the Union road thence
through the tunnel Of that road and connect with
the Baltimore and Potomac road at the new
depot on Charles street. Passengers however
from New York and Philadelphia for Washington
and the South will have a choice of routes After
reaching Baltimore Those who prefer the Balt-
more and Potomac route will be switched off at
Twenty-irst street. Canton, while those holding
to the old-established route, via the Washington
Branch o the Baltimore and Ohio road, will pass
directly through the city to Camden Station.
There will be no change of cars between New
York and Washington by either route.
Sometime Will elapse before freight for Phila-
delphia and New York will pass over the Union
railroad no arrangement to that effect having
as yet been made between the Union and Penn
sylvania roads.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
rew Oale.
Correspondence Uf o Comm rolal

Correspondence of q Comm rolal
Nv CASTLE, July 20.
Peace and good order igns supreme, with
one slight exception, With Will soon be REM
eled. and cur mechanica industries progress
satisfactorily to all interesd.
The irregularity above Isntioned is a war Of
some bad Doys on some cofed workmen. The
laboreTs at work with thegravel train, on the
Ta-ker Branch Railr,ad, hfe been, for several
nights past, assaulted by tb boyI with stones,
when on their return home on the gravel car.
There will be another pay around there to-
night. who will veto the fu OF the boys
Tomorrow, the Jeffers1 property is to be
sold This is a tine site. all there is a good OPP
portunity for some enterkring maA to open a
first-claes hotel
We are promised a newight. A Jerseyman
has been here prospectnyor weekly news
paper. He likes tile plac and thinks he Can
succeed. There is no reas0 why he shouldn't.
The principal excitemenht the Battery. last
evening" was game of quits, In which many
became deeply interested,
Our enterprising lumber merchant, Mr.. Giles
Lambson, leads in his line. lie has in one of
the largest stocks Of 'umblr ever in town at one
time and has five moe RATS in the harbOr.
The umbrella worli work we'll and the people
can now have sun shdes OF various colors.
The digging aud grdiug being done here by
the several new enteDrises is in the hands OF
Salem contractors. fe have great many Of
our Jersey neighborsDver among us.
The workmen on tb wharf being built for the
Tasker Company werl made glad yesterday, by
the presence OF Mr. Titan, the contractor. He
came down to settle lD, and it made them smile
Il smi 0 that was refrehing to look at.
Oar visitors, generaly are highly elated with
our yachting and fishing, and devote much OF
their time to this kint Of amusement. j.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
The 4th-Or.JuIy Accident.

DEATH OF CHARLTON RUrH-A VERY SAD ooNsK-
oUENoE OF PUBLIC FOLLY AND NEaLEoT.
The little boy Charlton Ruth, whose skull was
fractured on tho Fourth OF July, by the explosion
Of toy cannon, died last evening about O'Clock.
The accident was peculiar one. The child
was on his way up ratnall g.. above 6th and.
standing sidewise On the pavement had stopped
moment. when the cannon, which was on Tat
nall St., beloio 9th nearly half a square distant,
burst. Que half of it was hurled with great force
up the street, and seemed TO have been de'cend.
ing when 1t struck the Guild rs bis straw hat was
cut, and the wound commencing 10 his forshe al,
extended downward. The injury appeared to be
fatal one, from the first, but Gas in the "a case
two years ago death did not immediately follow
The child rallied took nourishment fresly and
was qnite sensible. He was nursed with great
care. and the best medical attendance given him
At times severe Inflammation at the base Of the
brain threatened, but 1t was subdued with ice,
About Saturday, however. a change was appar-
ent, the power OF speech was lost, aud a condi-
ton OF unconciousness began to appear.
1t is unnecessary to dwell on the very
touching and painful circumstances OF this acc-
dent But we desire, in all seriousness, to ask
whether our people are willing to run the risk of
similar occurrences, on the Fourth OF July OF
next year There il now no assurance OF safe
ty frcm equal risk to any one. The little boy
was standing peacefully upon the sidewalk, not
near the bursted cannon.
The plain duty OF City Council is to pas
All ordinance forbidding all gunpowder explo-
sions. within the buil-up portion of the city. on
the Fourth OF July, as they now are, at other
times, A further neglect TO enact such q law
will add to the rad responsibility for this fatal
accident, which already rests upon the Council.