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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05

NTILMINGToN TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
w EXPRESS will call for and deliver baggage
and packages 70 and from all parts Of the city, Rail
foad Depot and boat. Also, baggage called for and
ihecked (where Railroad tickets are held TO ali
eft at tthe Franklin Telegraph Once No.
West Third street, Z. Bringhurst q Co.
sixth and Market; Smith a Painter, Seventh
and Market and B. 4 O. Shoemaker, sOo Market 81,
gill receive prompt attention. Principal once, Bag
gage Ro0m, p, W. and b. Railroad Derct.
J. j. MOMULLEN,
septle-1y J. H. 5RAL. Proprietoru.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-05
NohrIHwARp.
soUEHwARD,

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JULY, 9erIr, 1871
sHndays exoeptsd,l Passenger Trains viii leave e
soUEHwARD. s -E NohrHwARp.
, 1873-09-30
in 4 aottlod atato, tho bank would 10 atlo, by
dlacountH. to carry tho loaa md continue busf-
noBa. AB 1t Id, its atrairn will bd wound up.


'snecia, Dispasch to Tho ChfedUa Tribune.
TOLEDO O., Bopt. 2D--Tlings financially arc
beginning to assl1mo thoir old appearance, al-
though buafnoHa is M got far from being coin
platoly restored. This will probably DO nearly
ablc turn continues; Tho various
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS
about town report somo embarrassment oRlHod
by tho crisis, such as difficulty in obtaining
money to pny thoir huuls, anl tho largo sobacco
factorieH havo not boon abo to slip for four or
flva days, Oil account of their iunbility to pro-
euro currency to purchase stailpa. It
may bo necessary to draHa up tho
stook ngain boforo shipping, as It
will not sell readily attor n prolonged stay ut
tho factory In paokagoa. This will DO O taBk Of
some magnitude, NJ tho stock OF 1no-cut now
accumulated Will probably amount to 10000
pounds. The other manufacturing industries
expreHa no hertoua approximations Tor tho future.
Burr-nu1LD1N9
haH received oteck, 1t Is thought, aa also tho
erection Of residence and business houses. Tho
firms engaged In the lumber business and manu-
facturos connected with II represented their
bnstnosa as unusually prosperous, and aro ,fna~
bio to properly attend to all that is offered
thcm.
Tho businoss on Change to-day was
mulch improved, both In volume and prices.
though no shipments Of any Importance wero
made.
Water-worha aro being erected In tho city at
an ultimate cost Of about 81 ,000, 900 but 1t la
fearod tho work will languIsh under tho DIM
Guilty Of selling tho bonds to zaiso money.
, 1873-09-30
SAN FIR ANCIHCO.

Special Diapatoh 70 Tho Chtcaoo Tribune.
BAN FnANolsoo, Sept. 2o.-To-day was devoted
almost exclusively to collections and Legitimate
channels, mud tho result inspired confidence.
Tho resumption Of buBinoHs by the Chicago
banks was the subject Of much congratulation,
showing tho panic had no serious effects Oh
Western finance and stability. This, with the
promptnoss with which to-daY's maturod oblfga-
tions wero met, has reoponod tho our-
rent of exchange, which resumed with
Bomo briBknesB Coin drafts OH New York
sold at " to por cent; telographic transfcrs at
Q 2por cont. Tho panic has fully demonstrated
tho individuality Of stock speculations. Capt.
tallats arc moro unwilling than ever to inyest In
outside real estate, proferring legitimate enter-
prlses and staple products. Tho panic Is charged
, 1873-09-30

Thia ANNOUNCED increase in the rate caused much
aurpriso In fluancinl circles.
Tho failure Of tIrco hntlhorB, In conaoqnoncc'
OF tho fail lii Eric aharcH, baa boon announced.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-d 2. m.-.rho demand for
tlisco,tnta at Tho 1,ank Of England mud in the.
omen market is heavy al por cont.
4:oo r. m.--Money rato on The Stock Exchange
TopoxTo Ont, Sept. 20.-Govornmont has
orlored huff million htorling in gold from Eng
land. It haa nlso received information TINT
million storling has boon shipped for Now York,
and considerable sums for Canatlian banks. Tha
fooling in England ia confident and hopeful.
Lonnon, Sept. 20. Ono fatltiro ia reported
from Hamburg, It is expected Tint additional
Buspousons viii be announced Iii London to-
morrow morning,
, 1873-09-30

LoNpox, sopt. 20,-.e225, 600 IN bullion woro
shipped from plymouth for New, York OIL satnr-
am,'ton Gu the Same day for Now York took out
SMi3, M ,ooo. Engagoments have boon mado for tito
SHIPMENT Of E50. 900 by the BtoHmshlp FROM
Southampton tomorrow. 1t IL said E500,0 1000 arc
booked tor shipment this week.
Tue amount OF bullion withdrawn from tho
Bank OF England on balance to-day IL E098, 900.
TAe Directors OF the Bank Of England have
fixed tho minimum rate Of discount at 8 per eeut.
, 1873-09-30
ELSEWHERE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
8pecia, Dtspaseh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Sept. 2e-To-day has boon tho
most quiet and favorable for fortnight on Wall
etroet. except In front Of Dolmonico's, whore
the street operators beloved themselves hoarso
without etfeoting much trade. Broad and Wall
streste have been comparatively qulot. Tlo
only ......-.
EVENTS or THE DAT,
In fact, wero the revision Of til" rules, r""rar""
tory to to-nc::cn's opc.. IS .-a Bt.s-s
, 1873-09-30
PITTSBURGH.

Special D1spatch to 1Hs Chfcago 1776aH6.
P1rrsnuAau, Sept. 29-Tho financial situation
assumed much brighter aspect to-day, and
much more business WAS done in stocks and at
hotter prices. This morning, the Clearing
House Assooiation hold meeting and 1t WAS ro-
solved that tho present prospect demanded no
change, md that tho banks would contiouo to
pay out currency on oil chocks as heretofore.
Thero was some u 600 additional currency
from New York received by the banks to-day.
ITO the Associated Irtas.1 ~
p1TTsnunon, Pa., Sept. 20.-Tho financial out
look In Pittsburgh is brighter today than 1t hhs
boon any timo during tho rocont panic. Conf
dence seems fully restored, and business is being
transacted aa usual. 4 full meoting Of tho
Clenring- House Association was hold this morn
ing to consult on tho prosont monetary sitnation.
II was resolved that III Wow Of tho Frightening
prospects no change was required In tho manner
Of conducting the business OF tho banks md
Clearing House. The Lnwronco Savings Bank
commenced paying it's chocks to-day.
, 1873-09-30

to railroads. Tho proaa is unanimous against
subsidies, aome portinaoIously attacking tho
Central Pacific Road, and urging upon tho III
coming Legislature matorial reduction Of 1aroa
and freighta. Currency r11ds It 80 pdr cent.
, 1873-09-30

F0uEV1LLE, Ill.
YonKv1IAE, III, Sept. 29.-No bank-susponaion
hero. Too much grain in this rogion, and too
much money flowing in to make It nooeHBary to
suspend. Thirty carloads Of corn aud oats were
shipped from this place last week by J. A. God
dard, and thirty more will DO shipped this week.
Prices arc but a few cents lower than two weeks
ago. Settlements are being mado upon tho pass
weeks transactions, With corn at so, and oats at
20 conts.
, 1873-09-30

KEoKuK, To-, Sept. 29.-The oxcitoment Of
Saturday has givon way toa feeling Of confidence
and encouragement. There have been no fur
thor indications Of run on tho banks, the 1non-
ey drawn out having been used almost entirely
for ordinary buaueas transactions. Tho depoB-
its have boon larger than uaual, and tho banks
had moro money at the close than ut tho opening
Of business. Tho news from all quarters is ro-
ceiyod with much satisfaction, and the general
conviction hore ia that the panic ia over.
, 1873-09-30

MC0NEdOt, IA.
Special Dfspatch to The Clienao 1ribune.
McGREGon, ID, Sept. 29.-All checks TINT have
boen presented to tho First National Bank Of
this city havo boon paid promptly. Tho bank ia
In a good condition, and fully able to moot all
tntnnUiB
, 1873-09-30

DEs MolxEs. Bopt., 2o.-h1onoy matters all
quiet hore to-day arge majority 81 3f tho LOVE-
during ti.o panic, In nearly all tho smaler
% ors aro owing tho banks large amounts on tin'o
checks drawn to purchase grain, 1.-Two stock, antl
goods.
, 1873-09-30

turing establishments have begun dlscharging
hands, Tho Walthpm and tho Howard Watch
ooup4u.o' ~. IA'o ataonat6oa !" 4asso Aunpof' Ano
10 has the lif1n OF 1onn =. squire d co., pork-
packers. These manufacturers hayo not closed
thor works. but tAey sav that. unlor tho circum-
ptances. thew ]o mt fcoi aatiatioa IN omn1ov5pc
.. .sa,., ~. ~, ~ ,,.'". ..,,,'
ai'y ne'p tnAs o'll w obi'oi'seo "'sa' IHey aear
that at the end OF the week. 1t may be very
DIFFICULT TO OBTAIN THE MONEY TO rAY
, 1873-09-30

SAGINAW, Sept %. = Everything is
quiet at our banks. which arc doing
their regular business in the old way. 4
visit to tho banks of the two cities diacloses tho
fact TINT, during the c1citomont Of Friday and
Saturday, tho deposits OF nino of tho bauks were
considerably In excess Of tho currency drain out.
, 1873-09-30

and mnn. At tho meeting Of the Governing
Board Of the
sToUK EXCHANGE
this afternoon, 1t was
Ing oomoa Of tls NV York stoek Exchange sha
be construed as absosing any member from his obu-
That al parties to existing unsettled couraota who
solvent at tho closing Of the Exchanges but who
shall refuse to surrender satisfactory principal Or fur
niah argtn IN cash OF securities ahall bS regarded %
That 50 much Of Article % Of the by-1awa nuthor-
tics in default be suspended to c1iatlng contracts
during the three days after the opening Of the E1
change The President sa appoint &C.; committee ; o9 of
each day, to detormno on an equitable market price,
to which nArgins shall 10 1nade to conform and also
defaultlng parties shn DO settled.
That al contraets sal DO hestled by checks certified
IL rendered upon bank which s not satisfactory, tho
parties must agree upon what shall DO satisfactory;
but no demand for groeabacks or currency shall 10
That all Government coupon bonds on which inter-
eat Is payable Nov elall DO callod ex-coapons from
tomorrow.
Very many, and among them aomo Of the
ahrowdoat heads Of tho Exchange, hold to tho be-
lief that it il yet ..
to sot In motion tho wlools Of Stock Exchange
machinery, assuming that, although TO- great
degree confidence has boon restored In this con-
tro, as eYidencod by the checking OF the runh on
tho banks, banking -lonses, mud savings instltu-
| tions, yet throughout tho country o longer time
must necessarily eapse before q feeltng OF So
ouritY can be ongondored.
ANOTHER VIEW.
On tho other hand, it III claimed that Tub mo-
mont stocks can bo regularly traded III logttl-
| mately Rrecnbacks and currency, Which have
boon hoartled during tho last week Or ten days..
| will bo generally sont in here for tho purchnBo
| Of stocks, and thus gain general circulation
| again, and eventually find their way into tho
| r. t1fu,tI $1tntr rrnGR
, 1873-09-30

DunuQuE, H., Sept. 29-The banks Of this
city, with tho exception Of the Merchants' Nh
tional and Dubuque Savings Banks, aro doing
4 committee of tho Merchants National with tho
United Btatos Bank Examiner, N. q. Doring, arc
engaged to-day in examining tho condition OF
that bank. A thousand rumors disparaging to tho
management Of the bank ara aflont, and it is to
DO feared somo of them arc woll founded. There
is loep feeling Of insecurity among dopostora.
Tho truth will soon he known.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-02
NOTES. HERE AND THERE.

Rainy day.
A little snow last night
Street. and sidewalks sp1shy.
Who received the greatest number Of
calls?
1t was on the I'D ofFeLuary, 1854, that
the first train came into Rock Island from
\ Chicago.
AID. Boynton is spoken of in terms Of
praise for his attentive supervision of the
water works.
1 Thirty sIeighs were running yes
terday for the conveyance Of passengers
over the ice bridge.
Three hundred and eighty two marriage
licenses were issued in the year 1872. in
Scott county, over the river.
The old year was ushered out and the
new one in with singing by the German
choir, at Louis Harms place
Mr.. c. B Kuox, city undertaken, re
ports l4s deaths in the city during the
year-6S adults and 80 children
The Chicago Times, of yesterday
among its Personal Paragraphs had the
following L. NJ. Buford, of the L. s A,
is at the Gardner"
Vaccination is the only sure preventa-
tive Of the small pox. Every one should
be at once vaccinated, as the disease pre-
walls to great extent throughout the
state
A sleigh containing two ladies was capsiz-
ed near the south end Of the Sylvan Water
bridge on Saturday evening and the ladies
precipitated down the bank, at that place,
but escaped unhurt
A key was found in the door of an ex-
press car belonging to the Western Union
r. r. CO., and identified as belonging to
the prisoners who are now in Jail awaiting
trial for robbery committed here last Sun
day night.
Another set of doors ought to be open
ed on the east side of the post ofice
Signs ought to be painted on the glass il
the doors in use on each side of the build
ing. Handles ought to be affixed to th'
doors, inside, to pull them open with.
1t is muntioned as a singular circum
stance that in four out of the five engage
ments announced this winter in Washing
ton one party in each couple is CathoH
= and the other Protestant; in the fifth
instance both are Catholics.
: Fires are everywhere prevalent, and i
seems to be generally believed that they in
crease in proportion to the tightness of tn
| money market 1t is a very singular fact
too, that these fires nearly all originate il
, stores where the stocks are well insure,
D and the proprietor little hard up" 70
cash to meet his engagements.
: Miss Cosgrove, of North Davenport
. proved to be the most popular young lad
E at st. Marguerite festival, according t
: the votes, and so received the gold watch
Most people in this town remembe
. Billey Coyne, some years ago a drayma
in this city, but of late years prosperou
e farmer southeast Of Milan. Two week
r ago THE ARGUS published an item that h
/ was burned out, but we did not then kno
n the amount Of his loss The family e.
o capped in thin night clothes end walked
9 mile, that bitter cold night, to find shelter
+ We have since learned that Billey's loss
9 fully $4,000 on house, and contents, an
y grain and vegetables no insuranc,
4 This is asevere loss for him.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-02
Hear ye the mighty Centaur's tread

See the long line Of myraid dead
With hoofs of horse and human head
Rise up and speak!
Twas proud Olympus gave us birth;
For a thousand years roamed the earth
Eat perfumed flowers of the century plant
Drank liquid from the VOLCANOES mouth.
Slew man and beast to play our part,
Then restored to life by the Centaur's art
Chased wild mares on the field of Mars,
Lived ON the earth, and slept among the stars
On other missions now we're sent
To bless mankind with an emolient
OF which the world ne'er hath dreamt,
Even our CENTAuR LrEIMENT,
1t banishes pain and all snch things,
Cures burns and scalds, poisonous stincs--
Rheumatic horrors scarcs away,
Limbers stiff joints in single day.
! Poor crippies in their hobbling way,
Limp In on erutches-then walk away
Fear not dumb horse, thy friend now speaks,
Who'll heal your wounds, and make you leap
Ten bars-piles Of oats to bolt,
And frisk about like yonder colt
Yellow wrapper is the thing for brutes,
White wrapper alone the family suits.
IF. Ludewig, of Hoboken, n. j., SAYS: 9TH
Centaur Eminent has cured me of rheumatism al
ter intense suffering for FIVE years"
II tried many remedies for my sprained ancl
without relief. The second bottle OF Centaur Lin
ment cured 1t perfectly. CHAs. HILL, GIG Pine St
Philadelphia
II, Marsh, Esq, Supt. of Adams Express Stable
New York, says: "All owners of horses shout
know the Centaur Liniment. We find Ii the be
thing ever used in our stables
This testimony could be repeated for mont
If you want to avoid suffering, Just try the Cel
taur Liniment. Sold by all Druggists.
j b ROSE & co. 50 Broadway. n Y
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-02

SCoTT Co. 40. So.-They are in a peck
of troubles over the river They want
water works, and the courts grant an in
junction to stop the building Then come
injunctions 10 turn out all their city Off
GERS, and smash things generally. And
now the Agricultural Society and the
Horse Railroad are by the ears charging
all sorts of bad faith and sharp practices
on each other One portion of the Agri-
cultural Society charges another portion
together with the Horse Railroad Co. with
conspiring TO deprive the society of its fair
grounds and dispose of the property It's
pretty mess and the Gazette says:
The thing promises to become lively and
somewhat long lived. There are certainly
grounds wide enough for a very handsome
contest here But we are afraid if the
quarrel goes on, increasing in bitterness in
the Courts as it has in the Society, that
the renowned Fairs of the Scott County
Agricultural Society are at an end.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-02

BARGES.-At Waukegan ON Monday, Dec. 30th,
Vim. B. Barnes, aged "a years.
The funeral took place to-day (thc and) from
Trinity Church, In this city,services by the Rec.
| tor, the Rev. T. I. J. Holcomb. The remains were
inferred In Chippannock Cemetery,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-02

THERE IS NO EXCUSE FOR Poor BREAD
If DooLEY's YEAST POWDER is used
This is the only reliable Baking Powder in
market One trial will convince you that
it is the best, cheapest, and healthiest
Yeast Powder known For sale BY all
Grocers.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-02

MICHAEL DAILY, late Of the Shamrock
House, wishes to inform his friends that
he has opened saloon on the corner OF
Orleans and Dock streets and that he will
be nleased to see them at any time IL
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-02

AFTIR THE FIRE Miss JeHuy McCor-
kiudale has opened her old store tuear
Wadsw nth K Parsons s. where she is offer
ing her damaged goods at bargains She
has large and very desirable glriety ot
millinery goods, Of the latest styes They
were somewhat damaged by the late FIRE
some of them the damage is s5greely no.
ticeable-and she is going to sell them far
the insurance company, at bargains Now
is the time to buy.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-02

NEW YEARS CALLs-The usual cere-
monious New Years calls were made in
this city yesterday, scarcely lady being
seen on the streets. The gentlemen were
flying about in all directions, and horse
flesh was at a premium The practice Of
calling on ones friends and renewing ac-
quaintances at that time is a good one,
but, like st Valentines day, it is SO
shamefully abused that many people are
obliged to lock themselves up to avoid i'm
pertinent and undesirable calls, while
those who do endure the ceremony make
martyrs of themselves in dispensing oys.
tiers, wines, liquors, etc. to those they new
err saw before and hope never to see again
The abuse Of the custom and the excuses
INDUCED in by some Of the cailers, hav,
caused many refined people to close theil
doors and window shutters on that day
Rock Island, of course, is no worse thar
other places of its size, and probably NJ
better, human nature being about tn,
same everywhere, and we only wish to en-
ter our protest against class of caller
who have not the entree of refined societ,
but who take advantage of the day to ge
inside Of houses where they are not want
ed and where they could not go on an!
other day. We don't know of any such il
Rock Island, and hope there never will b.
but in some Of our larger cities the elias
Is very numerous. g5aiats
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-02

FATHER BURKE's LEcTUREs.--A pre-
JUDGED and bigoted writer of English his
tory, named Froude, recently came to this
country to lecture and enlighten Ameri-
cans in regard to the kind and bene6cent
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-02

A number of the most prominent gen
tlemen Of Davenport, have flee petition
before the District Court Of tie Seventh
Judicial District, praying thai the alder
men, mayor and city officer, be ousted
from their offices, on account Of alleged
frauds and mismanagement OF the affairs
Of the city g0yernment.-Du 5aqae Herald.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-02
Use Renne's Pain Killing
MaG1c OH.
ID WORKS LIE 4 CHARN

Guess you're joking, mister, aint yon,' said a
poor crippled nIan. whose joints out of shape
with rheumatism, 10 one OF our agents, who was
telling what Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil would
do He gave him bottle 10 try, and in about two
weeks he writes: ''Wm. Renne Il Sons, thank you
for the Magic Gil your agent gave me. Its use on
my poor crippled hands gave Immediate relief and
some friends helped me TO get some more of your
Gil, which have used freely, and now / can use
my hands and limbs quite nimbfy."
Use Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil.
u can use my hands and limbs quite nimbly.''
Use Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil.
Il can my hands and limbs quite nimbly."
Use Renne's Pain killing Magic OIL.
4 can my hands and limbs quite nimbly'
Use Renne's Pain killing Magic Oil.
i my hands and limbs quite nimbly."
Reader, did we do good thing for that poor
mans We could show you letter. that tell bigger
stories than this, from ladies and gentlemen ali
over the country, by hundreds. But, you please
try our Pain Killing Magic Oil Manufactured only
by VIM. RENNE & SONS, Pittsfeld. Mass
Sold by John BengstUn, and Emil Koehler. Drug
gist Rock Island.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-02

oTFicE or RENNE's PAIN KILLING MAGIC On
PITTsF1ELD MASS, October !, 1872.
To Patrons Respectfully
IL order 10 equalize the price, and make il an in
dueemeEt for those located at the most remote
points TO handle MAGIC OH, have re-arrauged the
scale OF prices to take effect from and after this date
as follows
Trial Size, or its equivalent in other sizes per
-, gross SEs.d0.
give TO Ton gross, per gross $50. al.t9.
twenty Gross, per gross .,-...........,. 5000.
A discount. win be made on purchases Of i've gross
ana over, of a sufficient amount TO cover freight
the goods will be delivered at the point oi transpor
tation IN lttsheld, In good order, after which they
VIII De at the risk OF the purchaser.
| TERMS.-Net Cash Current Funds In New York
Please give full shipping directions with your orders
RENNE's PAIN KuIINa MAGIC On. Is packed fol
the trade as follows
[ trial Size, One e,ross in A ast
doz. Medium Size, equivalent to
| doZ. Large Size,
We also pack what is known AS an Assorted
| 6ross, as follows toz. Trial Size 2 doz. Medi
hm StE'; v doz- Large Size; which equals gres
IL case, aud makes good assortment Of sizes for
/ retail tore
On all goods manufacr ured after January l. 1873
she retail price will be printed upon the label OF eci
bottle, as follows Trial Size, - cents; Medium
SIG, 90 Cents Large size 81.
Your orders respectfully solicited
We have the honor 70 be. respectfully, your obedi
I cnt servantr. VIM EESNE Il SONS
NoTlcE-The name ''MAGIC OIL is our Lega
| Trade Marx
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-02
declO-dtf

Why is Durno's Snuff like old Hickory ?
Because it takes the responsibility and re-
moves the deposits Pixies Toothache
Drops cure in one minute, on
ly - cents ''Hale's Honey Of IIoar-
hound and Tar for Coughs md Colds
soc and 81.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-02

The Davenport Gazette has an article
apologizing for the usurpaticns By the Fed
eral authority in Louisiana, 1t is about
the only paper in Iowa that has yet dared
20 take this step Burlington Gasette.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-02

CHILDREN CRY FoR PTFcHER's CAsToRIA.--A
substitute for Castor Oil 1t assimilates the food
cures Wind Cole and causes natural Sleep II
err gripes and never fails. The best phyeic known
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-02

sfRLEY & ENDIcorr, C. II BEEoHwITH
| & Sons. Bittenger & Bro Van Setback
Stevenson & Reid, lord, Smith 4 Co,
Chicago, and Cthcrs sch Buruett's SUPERB
or Flayorinr Extracts, -