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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-08-28


GEN. Basil Duke is a prominent
man Tor the candidacy for Congress in
the Louisville district
Tr is stated that Capt Tom Jones
Clerk Of the Court OF Appeals elect,
has appointed Mr.. levitt, Of Hardin
county, his deputy.
SOME time during the present year
ez-president jeff Davis will speak to
the Okalona Immigration Society, at
sOkalona, Mississippi.
TIE health ct John c. Breckiu
ridge is said still to be very precarious
aud his physicians entertain grave ap
+ prchensions as to his recovery.
THg orange crop below the city of
New Orleans this season promises to
be about fair average. 1t is said the
groves have not looked better for sew
eral seasons.
THERE seems to be determination
o. the part of some of the unterrifed
Democrats of this region 10 have a
/ Congressional Convention '.at all
uaAaius. - Hu"c0H NeDS.
TnE Freewil Baptist of North
America, hold their General Confer
ence at NQuisville, early in October
The BapN i have a larger membership
in this State than any other deuomina
ton.
SAYS the Padgeah News: Th
, IIickma COURIER still iavors a con
vention to nominate candidate 70
Congress, aud puts a few plain ques
tious" TO the Democratic papers OF tn
: District. Come up to the rack boy,
aud answer the questions like msn.
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HICKMAN, Ky, Aug %, 1874.

HICKMAN, KY, Aug. 70, 1874
We, the colored people of this place,
hold our regular meeting in the Coiored
Baptist Church, as Benevolent Society,
anu for no other purpose whatever. We
have been meeting there for more than
two years. On oar last meeting night
we were intercepted by an unknown
party OF men who forbid us meeting there
again, by dropping notes here and there.
Also, some one proposed that we should
be apprehended and brought to trial.
Whoever 1t is they want 10 make the i'm
preston upon the white citizens that we
meet for some unlawful purpose-which
is not true. Now they have failed to sus-
tain any such accusation against us as
not peaceable and good citizens of the
whole Commonwealth Of Kentucky. We
will give FIFTEEN DOLLARS Tor any one
who put out such report
THOMAS WARRIcR,
Ordered by the Society. Ia
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Ices cbe 4ff GU Tue fatabo ttt-
viue!y Can she sing? Like seraph
Speak French? Like native Amer
ieau) Know Geography? Ask her
aud you'll see. Grammar? She can
parse Paradise Lost from cover TO
cover Botany? She knows the name
and sur name, the Uomen. pre- nOmeu
and co-nomen of every flower in the
woods. Oae more question. "Can
she make cherry pie, Billy boy
Can she make bread, biscuit, coffee,
soup and such other pulaiable articles ?
I'm afraid not You see she has been
to school all her lie and has never
learned such things.
Is not 4 knowledge Of ''such things
rather - to Us poor mor,als who
must eat twice or thrice 4 day?
Well, yes il does seem SO. Do you
object 10 the music, French, grammar,
botany, &c ?
BY no uSsaus. But all young ladies
expect to be house keepers some day.
They all dream Of marble halls or cot.
tsges with their usual appeudages
They expect TO control and superiutcnd
the household. Most Of them will be
compelled to do more or less Of their
own work Now, Is it not a little
strange that girls are not taught at
least something about THOSE matters
with which they expect to be most in
timately connected during the greater
part of their lives? They may need
nusic,-they may need to know Bola
6y, French, Geography, but they are
sure to need good deal of household
knowledge. The most devoted and
romantic Of husbands grow sadly
commonplace at table; and weak cot
fee, heavy bread and under done vege-
tables totally unfit him for repetition
of those tender scenes which made the
ante uuptial days foretaste of para
disc Can any good reason be given
why girls should not be taught to cook
as we'll as 10 play the piano-taught
that which must enter more than any
thing else into their future daily lives ?
Nor Is such teaching impracticable.
La some cities there are training schools
WEV should not such knowledge be
accessible in every well regulated
school? Think about it.
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Sewing Machine Needles.
Sewing Machine needles. 10 he had at
BUCK & COWGILLS.


HE Old eslabllsheu mouse OF " m
b. Benney, is now daily receiving new
fan and winter goods of every variety
and lie cription. Quick sale and small
profits is now as in the past his motto.
He has proven one of the most successful
merchants in this section, and his large
and increasing trade warrants the claim
that he varifes his motto Go and examine
his new stock now being received daily.
Remember that he viii price goods TO you
with great pleasure.
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{ HICKMAN COURIER.
CANDIDATES


We are authorized to announce Hon
AswELL BENNETT, of Livingston county,
candidate to represent the people of
|he LIST Kentucky District ia the next
Congress of the United States.
We are au horized to announce Hon.
pscAR TURNER, Of Ballard as n Candidate
10 represent the people OF the Isl Con-
Eressional District in the next Congress
pf the United States.
We are authorized to announce Hon.
"A. r. BooS, Of Graves. as a candidate to
represent the people Of the 1st Congress
Eienal District in the next Congress o.
he United States.
SITE 1UdHcr.
We are authorized TO announce Col. T.
HOWARD SMITH, Of Owen county, as a
candidate for reelection as State Auditor
at the August election, 1918, subject tc
the action Of the Democratic party.
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FRO the K'ubiic.-This is to notify
the public that the business connection OF
Mike p. Dillon with my marble works has
ceased, and he is no longer authorized to
transact any business for me whatsoever
and has not been since Feb. I, 1874.
b. C. RAMAGE.
Hickman, KY, June q, 1874.
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Sgy5{.EAE NOTICES.
- $50 Notioa.

Extra Speoial %oIiee.
Beware of Commercials Smith Tonic
Srrgu has been counterfeited, and the
colaterfciter brought 10 g.lei'
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article mus nave Or. John
Balls private stamp On caSu ootiie. Or.
80 80 ana seG ale original John Smiths
nj SvrnD of Louisville BY. Examine
yeiI the abel ON each bottle. Ii my pri-
vate STAMP is not on the bottle, do not pur-
chase. or YOU viii be deceived. See my
column advertisencnt, and my show card.
viii prosecute any one Infringing on
my right. The genuine SAITH fonie
Syrup can only be prepares ~ myself.
DIR. JOIN BULL,
Louisville, KY, Nov. ;, 1853.
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ZINE Clothing.

WE have just received, ard viii open
to-day, an extra Fine Lot of Gents and
Youths Clothing, which We shall offer az
attractive prices.
81 J. II. PLAUT S BRO.
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VALUABLE LAND For SALE.--Ihe editor
Of the CouRiEH is authorized 10 sell, un-
couditionally, valuable body Of land,
near Hickman-adjoinin the farm Of
Joshua Dodds, Esq This land will be
sold az reduced price aud ON long time
~ desiTed---- len being relaiued On The
land for purchase money.
There are several elearings and i'm
provcments inaugurated.
PEI. This j. as fine land as any in Full
ton county, and beautifully situated, be-
ing near the town Of Hickman. and on
tie line OF the Nashville * Northwestern
Railroad. Tire land il finely tinbered, and
is a most excellent site for Saw Mill. AL
around and about it land is sold at from
so to $50 per acre, and this 8 as fine as
Tie best. and better situated than the aver
age.
All letters to the undersigned, at Kick
man will be promptly answered.
- There are about 1850 acres in the
body; but ii hoped TO form a company,
and cut il into smaller tracts, cay 100
acres each, if desired 5y purchasers. Fox
further Information,
TERI MS:
One third cash, and the balance in one,
two and three years notes 60 bear six per
cent interest, and lien on land to be re-
tanned for the purchase money.
address,
Gao. WARREN,
Hickman, by.
or, Cor. OscAR TURNER,
W0odville, Ky.
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sOgyEEL s RRO..

Keep Cement, Lime, Plaster Paris, Plas-
terers Hair, Shingles, Laths, Dressed
Lumber of all kinds, season lumber in the
rough; Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, etc.
ss-Salt by retail or Wholesale at re
duced prices-say decline OF 50 cents
per bBl., in the last 4s hours. Don't for
get-Powen j Bro, have salt At this great
reduction.
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Commercial.
nIcNmAy CoUalEa OFFICE.


Friday, Aug. %, 1874
APPLES-40 cents bushel loose in
wagons.
BACON-shoulders Toe; sides, 14c;
hams. l5c.
CObN-ear soc, shelled 81; delivered
at Hickman. 70 delivered on bank Of the
river.
COTTON
Inferior .6al0c
ordinary .-.--...-.............. tar.
Good ordinary to strict 1904,
Low Middling ........ ...l5al54
WHEAT-90aSl %, in demand
SUGAR-brown, l0allc: Hard u lal4c.
MEAL-From wagons s5ea90c
BUTTER-Fresh, % to 25c per 10.
POULTRY, ErC.-Young Chickens
y Is to 50 per dozen. Old from 50a
90. Eggs, 10 70 l4c per dozen.
NOoL-45 to 50cts lbs. tub washed.
GENSING-10a75e per pound.
SALTY car LOAD. bushel - 10;
by retail 70. 80 lbz, barrel BY car load
y 90, by retail s. =.
PLOWS-Hertwecg, BaStzer s Knoerr,
!, j. .s..,Ss w VS., No. /, 81 on 10. ,. . 90 +;
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large ist seect the
of haven
EonluauN Nov NJ Ne Jersa
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Died.

In Madrid Bend, Fulton county, 3
the residence of her brother, Wedi
18th inst, Mrs. Il. II. Finch, wife OF
ard Finch, of this place, aged SO ye
A young daughter of Mr.. j. L.
died at Woodland Mills, Wednesday
ing last Little Ella was sweet
gill Of seven years, and loved by A
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The minds OF the nervous inclined haT
been solnew what wrought upon by the -
Of instruction among the colorod pop
lution. Good and usually discrzte ca
zeus have been affected by il. Que ~
last week telegram was receives
Clinton from AlexanirIa, DIETER a
as slap Out ,, calling for help, T6 =
seutiug chat squad OF negroes, ARA
had, or were preparing 10 attack the
iage. Ten or fifteen Clinton braves =
Immediately to horse, armed cap-o-I
and spGrreI 20 the scene OF Danger,
by one OF Clinton most promising y
lawyers. They arrived at slap Cat
4 q. a., and found the uenizeus Of
new made village sleeping sound
peacefully, unconscious OF any iusuiFs<
t.Ju.
tbs wHEELBAEBOw MAN.
The notable C w Weston. who left New
Orleans on the 20,h OF eDruary last
with his family, consisting OF himself
wife and three children, moving in %
wheclbarrow 20 st. Louis, passed through
our place on the 18th inst, from whom
we gained the following information He
Is fifty years ola july last; has travelled
upon an average of eight miles per day;
while travelling makes axe handles per
day, and when not travelling makes II
of his time. lie says he has made - doz.
axe handles since he left New Orleans,
and sold the same for over 500 in cash ;
has not suffered for anything since lie
left New Orleans, but at one time had
nothing bat 10 cents worth OF meal in
the house, Che doubtless meant the wheel
barrow. lie now weighs - pounds more
than when he started from New Orleans I;
Is quite conversaut, and of more than
ordinary intelligence. He says that he
is likely TO become conspicuous in the
next Presidential canvass, saying that
be viii have but three 20 contend against
those being Henry Ward Beecher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tilton, and as lie has a sort OF news
paper notJriety he feels safe, as upon
that alone Gen. Grant was elected to the
Presidency. He says he is almost Yam
kee being from Pennsylvania. aud is also
"A Republican in politics. His wife Is Ii
keutuckiau by birth and boasts Of her
birthplace. Weston says that he never
was asked his politics while travelling
through the South and was treated very
kindly during his sojourn.
was about to forget one thing 80
very hard one, he tod them 49,
90 through Moscow, but he says tnac
sold no axe handles there, but upon CONF
ing 10 our place he disposed Of his hand
les and was treated very kindly and gen
tlemanly, which he says Is q joke on the
''Trojaus.'
POLITICS
Our people have commenced talking
somewhat about the Congressional race.
Turner and Boon both have their support =
ers and friends, and Bennett might have,
but our people do not know him The
sentiment OF the country is for Conven-
i ton More Of this IN my next
.JoszPH.'
+ Moscow, Ky, Aug. %, 1874.
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The report ia Dysrsbarg was that
, ,be " "a Of Circuit Clerk of Haywood
cnnntv an the 9th, was several days
sgo found hanging TO ii'nb nor far
80 Rrown,ville lie was very jubi-
lant over his election, anu It IS sup
posed that he went crazy "a the sub
ieet and hung tinself-Ee
Mr. Zach Elliott for many years
rssident Of Western Kentucky, died
in Cairo last week.
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CANDLES, star, zU21--'
OArS-65as5c.
CiiEEsE- per ID. Il to i8c.
COFFEE, Rio, 241a2'c
CRACKERS, Y y 73'9o4e.
CASTINGS. a ID, 54aoe.
COTTON YARNS, q aotea, l2aI8c.
COAL. OF. p gallon Zoe per bbl.
FLOUR, ST SOC 10 %
FEATHERS, Il 10 50Aj1e prime.
GTNPOWDER, u keg ). 50ass 90.
MASH BOARDS per doI, 8 75a3 90
PLoWS, Steel, s,aI2s.
HUBS, l 5Oa2 55 per se.t
Nails = n 27@85c.
LARD OIL, u gallon p Is.
LARD, u 10 I5c.
FLASHING POWDER, . %.
HIDES, green, &c.
dry 10 to l6c-
JEANS, per yard, Zva' -
LINSEl, per yard, i''1c'
TALON, per ID oc:
SODA-By the key l@c ID.
SHOT. per bag, o..
e on9l ARE. D gallon, Is to Ice.
TgnRAcCo. Manufae'd. per ID 60a 81 40
RACGING-I5alS per yafd.
ROPE-Maehine ~
IRON TIES-l0to !
BEESWAX ESQ "
IRON, bar size, 05c-
PRINTS 8 to 123c. -
LEATHER, kip skInssxb = ~ SvaS 90
vnner side, 1 50a5 %.
STEEL Cast, ~ -
M MOLASSES-per Da' ~ &C.
ssAIB,YgCKETs, z dozen'
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4 Fall Lime Of

DASH DOORS. BLINDS, WINDOW
~ GLASS and WHITE LEAD, at
IL law J. II. PLAUT 4 BRO.
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The Masters and Overseers Of the
Oranges of Hickman and Fulton are to
meet in Convention, two miles Fast OF
No., -, Nl =, +, OIL. 4. ..------
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very hard one, (he told them 49, 4:
90 through Moscow, but lie says tfar
sold no axe handles there, but upon coma
ing TO our place he disposed Of his hand
les and was treated very kindly and gen
tlemanly, which he says Is q joke on the
! ..Troians.'
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on anything and everything purchased
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0NTIsIV 5 scH0oI IS 90 c0INMeLCe NCNL NON
day. The patrons Of this school the for
mer session were admirable pleased, and
We understand there IS promise of a full
patronage again. We believe well de
served. Remember next Monday and
send on your children.
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Mr.. J. NJ. Coffee, of the steam fur
niture factory Of y. p. Harness, left last
week on an extended business tour
through the South. This factory sells
furniture through parts Of Arkansas,
Louisiana, Texas, Tennessee, Georgia and
Alabama
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TnE proposition tc organize Build
ing Association, which started of with
some promise last spring, which was
nipped in the bud by untoward questions,
can now be tested. What say our
mechanics and workinsmen2
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-01
Rock Island, Illinois, Friday, May 1, 1874

PITTSBURGH, Pa. April 3O.-The house
of John Hammil, near Homestead. six
miles from here, was burned this morn
ing. The entire family, consisting of
Hammil and wife, two children and a hired
man and boy, perished Two bodies are
recognizable. A special says it is almost
certain that the family was murdered. An
employee is suspected. One of the rec
ognlzed bodies showed that his throat had
been cut.
SALT LAKE, April 3O-A girl and man,
supposed to be Kate and John Bender,
have been arrested here and will be held
for Identification.
New YORK, April 30.-Detective Leahy,
tried for killing Mcnamara, by shooting
through a door while the officers were
searching for Dutch Herman, was acquit-
ted this evening.
BATHURST, April 30.-Gallien who muir
dered Paulin in Caroquet, in his confession
says that Paulin's wife urged him to the
deed that they might consummate their IL
alson by marriage. She sharpened the
knife and gave it to him the night previ-
Gus. When he met Paulin in the woods
and told him his purpose, Paulin begged on
bis knees for time to confess. He struck
him while kneeling and dispatched him
with an axe. Paulin's daughter testified
that her mother once before melted Cali
en- to the murder, but she overheard and
warned her father in time to prevent the
execution of the design.
HUDSON, n. Y, April 3O.-Joe Waltz, a
murderer sentenced to be hanged at Cats
/ kill to- morrow, killed his keeper, Officer
Ernst, this morning, smashing his skull
with piece of iron. During the past week
Ernst has guarded him in his cell to pre-,
vent him injuring himself The murder
had been committed several hours before
discovered. The prisoner preserves the
appearance of stolid indifference. Grow S
around the Catskil Jail threaten to lyIct
him. The Governor has ordered twC
companies of militia to be sent from AL
bany.
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Humphreys
WITCH HA I'll 4:
THE MARVEL OF HEALING.

II the indispensable Medicine for Families
II IL always saf--alway. reliable-never injurious
heals the widest variety of Accidents or Injuries
J. the greatest styptc or stauncher OF Bleeding
known.
is the only always sure and iniallible remedy for
Piles.
it l. the only cure for Naricose Veins.
IL Is the sure remedy for Neuralgia & Rheumatism
For Burns and SCnburns il is the Marvel of Healing
For Ulcers Sores, Boils, ,Felons Corns Unequaled
For IAmrness, Soreness or Stdness-beyond praise
A. Toilet Article for Shaving, ,Bathtng-InvAluable
1t ha- been known and in use for Thirty Years.
IL Is prepared by scientific and experienced Ply
sCian.
II ID sold by all respectable Drugg SITS and Dealers
All the ab goods are for sale in Rock Izand
by QUO Grotjan, Benser a. Thomas. c. Speidel and
f. Breunert; in Moline by j. .. Richards.
34dmwf&w1y
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-01
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April 80.

Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Quiet and firm bat a shade lower; No J.,
80; No ., / 241a al pa regular, clos d at 2i2z ;
strictly fresh SOLD at 251 25I4 spot; May closed at
25l6GI a5sk June 271sG11 2744 20 3, 1901 1914
r. iecfed / 10: No Minnesota 2Sl4 fresh.
Corn-Quiet, fairly active and seady; No ,, 64l4
regular 641s6GG4ss strictly fresh spot; May 644 q
643f closed at inside; June 659s@66ls, closed at
65ai bid high mixed 64065; n 66 aioat; rejected
sold at 621a
Oats-Q aiet and a shade lower; No2, ASS regu-
lar; ASA strictly fresh rejected 44sD45
Rye-F1rm aud quiet; \ 10 ,. 9lQ92.
Barlev-Dnll and unsettled; Ne =, 55S1 60.
Pufk-Frm and higher al 16 25l116 40 cash; May
1G 3 G116 25 June Ii 600 III t<1R
Lard Steady and finn at S7I4D9 92l3.
Bllk Meats-Fairly active; shoulders sS05 W
short rib S5a.
Eggs-Wtak AT 1301314.
B,Itter-Wea> at 2JlI30,
Whisky-Firm at % asked: "a bid.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head. Eastern advices are
firm but the effects of these were count racted D.
continued heavy receipts market fair active anS
@ ey closed dull; fair to choice O095 15; extri
steers O016 40: stookers Goa -.
| Hocs-Receipts IA 600 head Market fairly ACTIVE
| and steady; common grades quiet; common TO tal
| Sl3,65 80: good to choice 35lg5 50 extra D
1 GU6 %.
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Currency 6's-1.16A.
New 5's-f.I631

CURRENCY 6's-1164l.
New 5's-ii6A.
COMMERCIAL.
FIonr-Steady super western and state 1506 90
common to extra 0566 rs
Wheat-In fair demand and higher: No2 Chicago
530gl 31s No Milwaukee ! $50 / SO; ungraded
Iowa and Mime ota spring 5HlLl 62; No spring
/ 626l1 "a; winter red western 66.
Rye-Dull and lower western 10.
Bari .y-Dull at / ~.
Corn Open-d firm but closed dull and lower
new mixed western S3US7; new yellow western 81
as. u old western naked and yellow S6llSS; whit
ST.
Oa,s-A shade fl mer; mixed western 64G66
white western 65dI6124,
Eggs-Heayy; western 1algd2}19
Pork-Quiet and firm at IL SF416 80.
l. rd-rlrm 10la.
Butter-ti m; wcste Il 24Gs21.
Whisky-Lower al g1tS.
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st. Louis Market.

Flour-Quiet and weak
Whear-Spring in fair demand; No ?, Chicago
/ 25Is: No fall / 31I.Gl1 =.
Corn-Easer: white mixed 74(gt5 on track and in
ele, ator.
Oats-Easier; closing lower and unsettled; Nos
51ls6.B21s in elevator.
Barlev-Dull strictly pr m Minnesota 20.
Rye-Dull at 90.
Whisky-Firm al 81.
Pork-Firmer. held at 16 ..
Bulk Meats-Quict; shoul iers 9; clear rlo IS;
Bacop-Firm: shoulders 67s@719; clear rlb Va
@9A.
Lard None offering. INA
Hogs eceipts 4.6O0; market dull; light 5C0
so: heavy 8 25G5 80 ... - .,,s
Cattle-neceipts / 300; market quiet: cows ana
he fers 254 - fair butchers O0G4 5oi prime 10
choice 0006 co.
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FAMILY CASES.

FAMILY CASES.
No
! With % Large Three Drachm Vials Rose
wood Case, and Humphreys Homeopath-
iC Mentor New Book. k)....,............l l2 OO
With YS Large Three Drachm Walls, Moroc-
co Case, aud Specific Homeopathic Man
uAl. small Book. )............,. ........ 10 on
8 With % Large Three Drachm Walls. Moroc-
co "a e. and Specific Homeopathic Manual 90
4 With % Large Three Drachm Walls. Paper
Case, md Specific Homeopathic Manual 5 0O
Single Large Walls ........... SOC aud W
sold by all Druggists. Sent by mail or express
free, on receipt of tue price
Address
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-01
New York.

New YORK, April 30,
FINANCIAL.
Money-Easy at aga.
Sterting-Higher at Sc
Gold-Closed at 1875.
Governments-Fum.
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Milwaukee Market.

Flour-Quiet and unchanged. -, rd
Wbeat-Firm: No i, 80; No . Is cash ano
May; 2S34 June.
Oats-Flrm: No 2, 46 o, A.,
Corn stead MOI mixed fresh VA easn "f N''
Rye-Firm; No fresh 30
Rarley-Dull: No 215s; No g. 35,
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MEDICAL.
THE MILD POWER CURES
HUMPHREYS
homeopathic Specifics

LAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
n experience, an entire success Simple promLt
efficient and reliable They are the only medicines
perfectly iapted TO popular use-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them; SO harm
less IS to be free from danger; and efficient as
to be always reliable. They have the highest com
mendaion from all, and will always render salts
faction.