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New-York tribune., 1874-04-06

49,, the closing quotation being 1881. Railway
mortgages and Government bonds have been
in fair request at steady prices. lhe rail-
way aud miscellaneous share speculation
has been irregular showing alternate strength and
weakness with a slight but very general decline IN
the active list the result of the weeks business
Among the stocks which exhibited especial weak
ness were Erie, and Toledo and Wabash, the former
having declined from 40 to 377, and subsequently
recovered TO 39,, while the latter went down
from 46l to 43. on reports of financial troubles
in the affairs Of tho Company, which re-
ports having been denied by the Company the
stock recovered to 46, and finally closed at 54'
Comparing the closing prices Of last Saturday with
those of to-day we find that Hannibal and st.
Joseph Preferred declined per cent, Erie !, 1t.
Paul Preferred :, Rock Island, Hannibal and 81
Joseph Common Western Union Telegraph and At
lantic and Pacific Preferred, each :; Toledo ana
Wabash !, Harlem and Pacific Mail each Il, st. Paui
Common and Ohio and Mississippi, each u;
Northwest Preferred l., Lake Shore, ls'
Northwest Common, q, and Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, 81. Per contra, N. \. Central
and Hudson was without change. while Union IA
ciic and c., C.. and l. G. each advanced per cent
Panama Railroad, !, and New-Jersey Central II.
To-day the stock speculation has been extremely
dull and it is believed that some considerable
short sales have Dcen hduc. iho i'"
has shown general decline of I to ! per cent
from the opening to the close, the ex-
ceptions having been c.. C. and l. G., and
Western Union Telegraph. The former stock has
exhibited such comparative strength of late as TO
Indicate either an improving business or move
mont to advance the price of this security. The
dealings were light and well distributed through.
ont the list the market closing az about the lowest
figures of the dav. The opening, highest, lowest
and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day were
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
RANKING AND FINANCIAL
-vtn,, p,c,r,c RAILROAD COMPANY.

UNION PACIFIC hAlLioAD N''itANi'
The undersigned are prepared TO receive the In
come Bonds of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
in exchange for the New Sinking Fund Mortgage
Bonds, giving $1,000 of the new issue for 5000 OF
the old. The new bonds bear interest at Eight per
cent currency or Seven per cent sterling, al the
option of the holder and are secured by Mortgage
of the Road its equipment and franchise snplec' 10
the First Mortgage and the Government hen; also
by Second Mortgage upon the land, and by the
operation of the Sinking Fund.
The Indenture of Mortgage provides tbat one per
cent OF the Sinking Fund Bonds issued ana out
standing. shall annually be drawn by lot aud re-
deemed al par.
In order that the proposed exchange oil bonds may
be effected promptly and upon the ialre9i possible
terms TO the Income Bondhoder the Directors have
also determined to make cash adjustment OF the
first payment of interest so that the bondhoider
shall receive for the first maturing coupon upon the
new bonds due September Ist next precisely the
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
We annex the closing quotations for foreign ex-

The money market has been easy at 10 . per cent
ON call loans the demand for discount being active
atsJa5l. and for Al names 5. The bank statement
was very unfavorable showing an immense loss III
legal tenders probably rejecting the late outflow to
the Middle and gland States for use the first
of April The extent of the drain, however, Is
greater than had been generally expected. The
demand for customs has relieved the banks of
81 1898, 700, more specie than they took IN through
the Treasury gold sale. The deposits are down.
largely and the loans expanded almost SoOOooW'
As n result of the movemeDtlof the week, the banks
lose in net reserve Sl455,35, and now hold in lawful
money. in excess of legal requirements, Sli9i,'"'
The following are the comparative totals:
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06

Nessrs Morton Bliss d Co., financial agents OF
tbe Union Pacific Railroad Company, announce III
our advertising columns that they are prepared to
receive the income bonds of this company,
maturing on the 1st of September next IN ex-
change for the new Sinking Fund mortgage
bonds, bearing interest at eight per cent III
currency, or seven per cent sterllng' III the
option of the holder giving $1,000 OF the new
issue for 5000 of the old, which bear interest at
the rate of 10 per cent The maturing bonds are not
n mortgage on the Companys property while the
new bonds are in the nature of second lien upon
the lands of the Company, and third lien upon the
road and its franchises with the further security OF
sinking fund which provides for the redemption OF
one per cent per annum of the new bonds at
par The proposition seems to be lair
one to the holders of the income Donds'
and we hear that large amount oil THESE
bonds have already been exchanged. The advertise
ment contains much information as to the condition
and prospects of the road which will he OF interest to
bondholders and stockholders and circulars giving
the terms of exchange may BE- obtained on applica-
ton to Messrs. Morton, Bliss & Co.
The earnings Of the Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railway for March were Sl5lls1 10
March, 1873. SIP JjS IS increase SsS;6ll 80; - .
We have received a dispatch from Messrs NJ. I.
7 d. Comstock Utica announcing a robbery OF III
shares of the stock Of the Utica and Chenango hail,
road ComD1nv Stockholders and the public should
therefore he cautious about dealing III the shares ot
this COMPANY,
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
CLOSE OF BUSI-
SALES FROM 2 O'CLOCK r. NJ. TO
SATURDAY, April 4-P. NJ.

General trade during the week closing to- day has
exhibited no perceptible improvement, nOtwith-
standing the issue of large addition TO the ire
deemable paper, which we have learned to call
money, has become the very next thing to "fxed
fact" The transactions in Wall-st. have been less
important than those of last week, business
having been more restricted and fluctuations
confined, as a rule to a narrower range. I'm
founded reports of panic in London
growing out Of temporary decline in Erie which
swamped some small operators in that stock, un-
doubtedly exerted for time depressing influence
upon our stock market though the hesviness and
declining tendency of the market is doubtless mainly
due to realizing sales the part of the bull cques
or TO such nursing of the market might induce
short contracts There is story in the street, 10
which we do not attach much importance.
70 the effect that the Pacific Mail
pool has laid down its heavy burden. Money has
continued easy at to per cent on call, and to
for first-cass mercantile paper, while foreign OK
change has been steady. The gold speculation has
been somewhat more active with range oi liz ana
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsBS-The receipts to-day 10 pls Pots are steady but ii" "
6aic. Pearls are dul -.
COFFgg-Tbe market quiet and the sbsene ot eas
and the unsettled state Of TIE mae "" ssh 1@'
auotstons 1876 bags Tencrs on biin"fe sc
unt on terms not transp Cos dull AMI e doas;
psi bags Costa Aes Colon, on private r. We
qno,e Rio Orinary Ceryoes l9al9s Pair do 2O'sN2OS,
Good 2l i4UH2 i2c and Prime do 22DI2c ehae faass
bens l9i2a23 Java 23G&Sc MsracaDo -l9-'c sa
Costo Rico. 2202ic. al gold.
FLOUR AND MBALe better feeling snd general demsnd
that distinguished Flour @ day week has ne he mos
noteeaLe trade aud shpps buyng freely api bat TOT ne
grades the business would have been M more
.cye The Improvement oodnCd % grades yalur - IodtI
more general demand BEEN sod Tor tls ahl
neTt month at S6 Gs6 60 bb snd the sPo l~ se h's
hen made al - iO0s6 % The low Taies Of Minnois ht~
have attracted and have improved Faiey bra" 20
we'll full previous prices ani limited sus VIZ
been acife demand hai SoH
change very Common brands excepted thec have bees
taken to considerable Tor Europe ani the Bnish Ronoe
stocked the nselyes more gnefi VITA
Family brands irregular feures. aEi sace IH.shsy
the has been rsthrI .iussoto' - holders OF ns
grades The Winter Wheat Flour lmnr1ns ana WIN
matted on at here bo4rr, e'inoe nor Goa
snoe IN the future prefer bold ther lsn e or make Soef
oureons Superine have sol! well at ia"t b'sBos
and .lse yev strong Ground has been IN Ar demand % s
slightly The exports OF le "e"s e
"a 10 bbls against 40 bbi the correspond week last es
n m have been liberal ana a. unl oar ssc
reduced To-day rather inquiry Tor our sha -
otce better feeling the los grde sbpohg b~nd. sc He
Ma AMI Superdae fair demani and bru AZ tae close zoe @.f
he. firm siry active the meum aud hgh grde are IN aos
ogh ter 400 bb including 900 DBL s'Iefa sup
ping BItrls in usnssa O Giiso" heshi 81 ~ SV o. V '
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
The bids at the close Of the Exchange at p. N.
were as follows:

The subioined table shows the extreme huctua-
tions in United States bonds the leading railway
and miscellaneous shares and gold made during the
past week as we'll the closing quotations OF each at
the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
6teamboata ano Railroads

NRNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
ALLENTOWN iss ~ i5.rt1s SaS Connects sonss With
ssotS B,S.S X At Junction WITH Delaware Lsetsynns
M Western R.os Ri, Ibs TsSg Rses Direct tine 70 sur
RsburrS West s'o to Central rehHan ana NeWi'is
Bate WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
So15Sm~NEvs fKAiS kA,tou Bethebem. Bath A1epowp
NSUeS CbGst TassqsA .Wilkesbarre scranton &G
Sn1S To~snd. wAree conuectsi Junction with Del,
Hssba soa ne NL '01eeets at sGnerre ior femng
Bon or M'1e OISn fSs al3a Misf,oApTe ScIaa,o9
lo:soA m-wsy Train for sSc1e. sSnsy1e. a..
,ss 6ss%Sia sSos.is Fc.vc as.6ufs &C.
}9C W. 1e s, ISG %, FS P,S. A'H'O"n and B'lVasr
S s S lHo n a'T9yn %s r .I M'0'h Chunk Con
$50 , %Iw,y Tr.,e for so9sIyue and Pennington
b'l5 p m-wsy rain for PIan6eh a. n.,-.,.-. ,r-
6:SQ @-kyESSe kEraEs' dsIy for BA'ton Be'd're Allen
sa9GT s9TTM1i ,. n'1Fdr 1'f Pis1s,S Z iSi iiH''''''
5.is 5iS %SassiFos -&a5 F1aiS iil saasn& aa:aSfn
Ie II Rr,Se,q @ q sSI 6iis sc SAY ESQ 1879
so 4:a5 g. 5:i5 $50 5:45 g. $40, 6:4O 7:l5 80, sl5
~ 1O.'O R KICKER, suDt and Eng.
ERIE Y.-WINTER. ARRANGE
~ MINT Of Tnrs taking effect January H. 1874 From Cham
500 RGiaoanaa and Chicago Day BIpress DraSinsROon
iS,s %EIfs MAJ for Buffalo and Niagara Sleeping
m Dsy-Paasc Brprs. to the West Sleeping cosche,
hODsh Buffalo Ssgsa Falls Cincinnati Detroit and Chicago
without change
PSf Jsru, 500 900 .lOsO and lO45 m. 4sO 1880 and
HdaeOvr 500 1880 800 .lO:sO and lO:45 N. S45
ssD.s SS tS ws and ovsso Midland Rsoad s'' L.
Ss sS.Ss' s6 SS $50 200 ne ioo SS d $50
s a. 43O. 1880 and 7;OO 0.
Esvbugh. $3.50 and 10:45 a. m. $3.50 and $50 nn.
WArwici. 500, lO:45a and 430 p IN.
snserp 'e 645 $3.50. 1000 audlO:45 ~. 3;45. g.
'isssvooi Hohokus Anedsle. and Ramys IS. Gas
Ss so 1850 lV:45 $40 8. o. 1850 and ,ll;3O
Pssersou IS Gao, 2, & $3.50: 10 1880 10:45 ll30
= i5 1880 ard j 80 m. and 10 SATURDAY nights only
sewsrk se a. $3.50 f045 IL 80 g. No. 3:l2, 4:45 g.
sud t6:3 ~ SATURDAY, ghts - - - - 81. %
R1Ibsigr Pos sng P,:Sle 935, g. 1850 10 loi3o' IL
Ahsds AsekensssL ana way s. Sis, Snd ts45 8,
end 6 D. u AMI ~ SAuniay nights only
Bngewood 49, and $50 80. 3l5, 4:l5, 4:45 530
@ 80 and t7.46 and II SATURDAY nights only M On
eressku x - 11d $3.50 l5O 3;I5' 4il5 oSO o'oo'
and '7:46 D. snt IL SATURDAY. nights only, - a.. an
Sparkh ~. snd $50 1880. S;l5, A15 445 o3O
2 80 t7.4b :. N and l2 SATURDAY nights only
PernOnt MACK 8 ~ S;30 1:SO 3iIo 9t" WOW
Valley ant WAY. 93OA "a. 44s - -.
AJTH-TrAiGS Chsmbers.st even or hh noa 'e
Tsenty third s 80 minutes eaI1
yoat. leave hrdst 1880 and 113O p m, eonheenhS
win trains leaving hours The 4 H. apo IL
n eht from Chamber,st only "a .,...,
Tickets and o apartments in sn
rsrhs can be obtained the eeckng and hanset
ttRyage nav be left Companys om-Zfl 30 anu ~
Brosdwav Onehundred and twenty hithst and lhsNe
BcoEn she Company Depot" ana o. AsshS we
piRdps hotels tsu,oav. oplv
JNO n. ABBOTT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
,Epr. |. 1873. TO DArI
"a Retain Other

FRgtGHTS-Ths berth ireishs was osy
Active hut room scarce full 'es. of ss
shoo toe same
men were Liverpool b. steam 5000 bush oiss E Lsnss
SOO hush DO al Tomboar ODD Al 81 MI. Ros,
nv sail 10 600 bnk rd hags a. "a per Sd
Al p. s To Glasgow BY steam 82 900 bash aad OOO bb.
md of through loo boxes Baoa at s.a. :. C.a
Four AZ & "a The charters were Al l'nsI Norstt,a lsI
Alcohol Al - ~
O., Pbil,d.lphA 10 the Couneut With ov rnl,y 40 A.n.,
ia Rshuod 5s 7t nCf1se 49, K. .op WI, 100 ara
dp >, "a sn ,s Ish.s b.GA sssss " PeB1OA hss
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06

n EN -JEhSLl MIULANU ,IthII1 " ~ II
10 Of C0rlandit and DtsDTOstsst
Trains leave New -iors follows:
7;20 m-Msi MddeowI Gnd Way Stations; connects at
Franklin with RToaa NddietOwn With tie New lork Mid
land without change.
! $40 a mn and last freight
III 40 a. mAccomnodatoui Bloomingdale and Intermediate
Express TO Ellenvle, MudeOsn New
Con and iusmeda ate witbOu, change
4.4O p. m-Way for BloOmiugdalc and Intermediate
$50 o. m-Woteudyke local
600 %. m-Woreud, kt local
All tr-ins stop Of ilack ,lsaek and Paterson.
Baggage checked through and NeWiOrk Midland without
change
Freight depot Pef 80 North River Gn Pennsylvania
10 = warfh0u=el.
Gtaersl Ohces p NSssaU-st X H. ChPNAN,
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
lQCrS-Brig A. NJ. Owens.

SATURDAY. ApnI Z, I8II.
The following is complete list exports shipped which
were cleared to-day for foreign pos
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
Government bonds have been dull and firm. We
annex latest street quotations:
lowing were the bids:

lhe dealings in State bonds were small, and the
market presented no feature Of interest. The fol-
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
DEOPLEs LINE for ALBANY.-The splen-
DID 81, amers ST JOHN Pier al foot Canss'

DEM SY LNANlA AILRO D:-THE
GREAT TRyNK LIyt ASD uSIED STATES dS NAL kocr.
lsos.. E.: leave N'"0 fro" foot 'D'1''''' and o'''d' % "
Express H.rs,ug P,t,oub, The West nd souh With Pull
Palace Cs stsehed 93OS and $3.50 D. M SUNDAY AID
For win.ns5o Lock Haven and Ee via Ph Enc R. R
D ~ T. & i S "a s s s s46 M and 9p
Express Phsdelphi. $50 m 1890 g. A. o. $50
Yor Trenton Al 7;26a n and $40 Sunday, ealO Em
For Newark q Se 6zC zG 70 & 9 .n 10 II i.16 a S s6 Ia
7sO $40. 10 1880 H. and IL hight Sunday 6;2O 6lO
,'s SES ESS5s ESQ 2O 40 ssS 70 100 2Eo
7:So $40 go 10 iso u and IL light s0nds, $40 Gi0
53S ssG 40 550 & SIC q d 1'S sp iG e
nSs yo; wSodSs sSaa Per Ambo South AMOO aud 10
2;So go No 1SS z n 20 and 70 $40 4:so s:2o
slo n, z,a,al saa l2T's9S ncor ooF1 $40 sSa 4.3o UH
La@6le and 1, ES%ssSss ,9s+. s,o JC a. a. q ss1 od Pm
lcoaaaodsoa BodeHioNI B9'DS:0I Aod C'"S'n ''
'fo For i FIseho5 % 7:2O a m .9d pH.,o.
Hoi FsTmingdae and SOAR, '2Os N N. 'sS % ~ = m
f.. S.P. PsTSg s q. AZ fooSs iSo IL 80 .d
5s' i5S .sa nj Ts d; iSS 565 t,. a ni3
lbs 'no lOZ % 5 H. 5fS e!o5 s:Ia 1921 M SUNDAY 0'lo
Ttsi s o 2s as "a 1 oia Brq,is. Ae, HOs.s
sns FOO, Of DbrOsse' and CGHIGs ~ p..ssa 4esu,
) Ga.sSF1 G.ner,l M.aaaer s Do' y ~. ~
NTONINGT0N LINE FOR BOSTON, via
r.. new and ,,sa1 s sinhS6 RH6bf ISLAND Ts.. Tur
dsgs Saturday, and NARRAGANsErT Aoud WsinesAs aa
Fd.ys nom Pef 80 North River loot Of Jsyst dsy tseeP sa1
D. aIrVng 10 Boston ahead all other Inca
for a Al DrBeDs iOi OMees and siatereonf se
Of krpI,s, CO. S1s broadway
l. W. FILkISS. y. - bAbCOSk- fres9snL
Pass. AT
S0UTH SIDE RAILROAD.
On and 1874 will cave ssst Rshh Brock
gn. st fellow SUNDAYS SIesyteIl:
~ fOr P.sshogue ststOri o. S5o aud
ROr Ip iriernsd,sts ,suoIs 0 so n and and
PoT Babylon ate stat0l $50 and $780, q, 5,
and c6p m.
Fcr heHt snd intermediate stations $50 and 80 6,
audi m.
for Henps Roeaw.y and intermediate stations at $50
ana T. o AMI m.
AsaasT trans leave SstUiek for lsp st9Am
Go b. CAkhAH. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06

II.
IN FORD RAILROAD-Newlors and New Haven Division.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING NOV IL 1879
Passenger Grand Central Depot Entrance on
FOrtv-seoondst.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.IoRB. - ~
Trains Tor New Haven 700 Aecnl Vs hl 9'V9
tAoen 1000 (kN 1900 (Accu) 90 lhI Ell 900
{Aesu Is and ,: 10 NLocA Ex go (I ana VI hhl D. NJ
South NorWsk, Oj,S 05. gOj AIN 1900 m IOO o
j5. 43S 5.l0. 6:3j s:lU 9lO For samord q; ~ sue
9O5 1910 1900 500 223 sut 800 Oh j. 500 a0S
S.45. $40. $40 635, 7:2O. $40. gl0 p 10.
Boston KIpes Springfield :05 sni 10 90 300 and $40
\ I'M Wis Shore 9:lO The S:O5 lOV
y 90 s. 9il stopping Stamford NorNas aud Bnige'
port The sos 100 on bnore Lne
Division Conn Naey saybrook The SO9
800 with Shore Line DSon ioI NoIcn suo
Hsw-sven and Northampton r. Of NeN'HWen: S;O5 lUOV =
1900 connect With Coma hyer X sprneho
end 300 for Montreal The 500 ~ OV and SOY H.
NsugaueE kGroao, and the S:O0 III snd oVV
houatonc Railroad at Bridgeport he 500 ana s9o o. n sne
800 GanhurY Norv2k al 30 hor"sh anC
tAs 500 100 AMI $40 With New'CADsap Railroad at
EtanfOrc
sgsdss Boston Mai Trans at ?. Wis SPringseB s:lO p u
via Providence
room Dsy Express and sepnsesrs Night BE
Tickets can he purchased Ticket ohe Of Company at Grsno Ger
A., DeDot or al H. Transfer 944 Broadway
EpdsoI Hobse n Y and No. Courtst Brooklyn who viii
,abeek baggage from residence 70 detuaiOn
o. particulars posters al bote ard DEPOT
JOHN r. MOODY Sap't Of y. Y. Div
leH NuuL-- keS
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Proi h.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully in
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE, New-YoTk.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
TARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP CO.
FALL RIVER LINE.

g'or BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER
DAILY (sIEBAYS JUNE II to SEPT l3 INCLUSIVE at
FROM PIER Is NORTH RIVER FOOT OF MURBAY.sT,
TIE NaGNIViGEST
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY,
71kets at the principal Hotels and Ticket
Offices and o tue Pier.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, WI

The and elegant Steamer RHODE ISLAND, TuesiaVs 1hu
Saturday, and hAkkA0ANsErI AOBdAys snesA aha
Fdsys EeE 33 North River FOOT Of Jyst dsiy s1eeP sa1
D. Jnylng 10 Boston ahead 81 all other Inca
for Ss Al al DBeDa uI0s Omes and siattrsoms se
Of Of 3IS Broadway
!. W. FLKINS. D. y BABCOSk PresosnL
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
0 ohlo. o.InaaInsnp.s, coz 80 IS

quote. oo -. 49,, a... A. "a. "A
80 Nssl W.a.r, 75g IS Corn Mel BrseP.. % Is ~
Cor, MOI w,sN 3 2j6 20 Corn Meal Cod Bar % %
Rae Mes. Is quiet Gnn Fine White 81 70ds ~ DO fslss
ri IsI 90; al 55dSl jSs Coo Mes 81 2O9si 80,
t;,oaud Feed At 81 2Odsl %.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-16
DIR. J. Walkers California Vim.

J. .
DIR. J. Walkers California Vim.
egar> Bitters are n purelv,Veeetablc
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges of
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of Cllitnr.
mia, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIr-
TERSYn Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease. and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life giving principle,
y perfect Renovation and Invigorator
of the system. Never before in the
history Of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BITTERs in healing the
sick Of every disease man is heir to. They
are gentle Purgatve as well as Tonic
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
tThe properties of DIR. WALKER's
VINEGAR BlFrERs are Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminatirr, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic,
SedativC, Counter trritant Sudolitic, AlterR
tive. and AMI niIions.
n. III. MCDONALD & co..
Druggists and Gen A CTS, san Francisco California
and cor. of Washington and Charlton SITS. n. Y.
Sold by nil Druggists nd ID. alers.
II d&wly
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-16
BOSW ELLIS
Balsa11l of Tar
AND
WILD CHERRY.
For the Cure Of all Diseases of the
az Lungs.

SUCH AS
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, Infl,,-
enza, Hoarseness, Difficult Breathing,
Affections of the Throat and
Incipient Consumption.
Pure Tar, Medicated, is recognized by the Med-
cal Faculty one Of the most healing agents for
the Throat and Lungs. Also, Wild Cherry Bark,
most valuable remedy uniting with tonic power
the property Of removing irritation, nervous excl
liability, and strengthening to the pulmonary
gans.
medicine that as practical Druggists we have
tested for years. and confidently offer to the public
as the best Family Medicine in the market
eE~ Price rs and 80 cents bottle. 15dy
BOSWELL & CO., Proprietors,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-16
EDUCATIONAL,
BUSINESS.

ENTERPRISING YOUNG Acknowledged
= men and ladies who desire to qualify themselves
Tor business offered superior facilities at the
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-16
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects
Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re.
stored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment New and remarkable rene
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed
yelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. eSouti
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduc
and professional skill 9-5d&w3m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-16
q Gn THE ~ ,.age,
70 ~ GREAT "
a@I3t: c
~ Remedy.
RenedV.

gY The attention Of those aff1i1ted with colds
coughs, and with any disease Of the lungs, Is al.
rected to this valuable remedy. The season Of the
year has already come when, on account OF the sud
den changes in the weather, colds and coughs are
easily taken and II neglected may lead to disease
Of the lungs. What IL needed under such circum
stances Is a reliable remedy-speedy in afording
relief and esctnal in arresting further progress Of
disease
EE-To arrest the existing irritation OF the air
passages and the lungs, speedily and effectuaiy,
the seat and cause Of cough, is an important step
gained toward relief and cure In the first stages Of
the disease. MAsTA's PULMoNIC BALsAM possesses
this important power and while it promptly and
relieves cough, it renders the lungs further relief
by promoting a free discharge OF the accumulated
mtcus in the air passages! imparting healthy ac-
ton and vigor at the same time.
d eB Those suffering with cough and the hrst sta
ges Of lung disease, will therefore find In this
Even those whose condition is beyond recovery.
will derive from its use great benefit as well as
comfort For the class OF diseases 1t is designed to
relieve, the general commentator II has received
has proved its great efficacy beyond question. For
the past twenty years thousands have been speedily
and efectualy cured by it's timely use while suf.
fering from severe colds, protracted coughs, and
from vegetable basams and the medicinal proper
ties OF roots and herbs with minerals or poison.
GUS acids. Simple and safe in the materials used
1t can be taken ut any time. ,raa v-t.e.eI
tE- Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medt.
cines throughout the country. 80 a-4d&wn
For sale In Rock Island by G. Sped elE,J
Bruenert Benser & Thomas, Emil KGhler.