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HaNISREprs Z.
No. 5Gt7.
lIIIIS W. EIllN NALnIIl, l'IL AZ AN

No. 5Gi7.l
T!IHLS Is no GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
L the 2S;h day OF August. a. ~. 1S7S.a warra In
Bankruptcy was issued cue Of The District Court Of
the United States for the Eastern District Of Virginia
against The estate Of william Henry Adams. Of Rich
nond. IIenrico county, in said district. who has been
adjud.cd 1 bankrupt on hts own petition; that
the payment Of any Gebis and the delivery OF any
bis use. and HE transfer OF any property by him,
are forbidden by law that meeting OF the credit
Ors Of said bankrupt. 10 prove hcir debts and choose
enc or more a>sigurcs of his estate, Will be hold at
court OF bankruptcy 10 b. holden III Richmond,
rlptcy for said district. Oh The 23p DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. \. p. 1873. at o'clock +. ".
e.. L. RaMSDELL.
81 I2-Ta2w Initci STATES Siarsl.a'.
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The Soulh Carolina Railroad Case.--
Nudge EsOnA Sick.

BALTIMORE, September 11.-Judge Bond
being still sick and unable to hold court in
the South Carolina railroad case on the ap-
plication FOR an injunction and the appoint
mert OF receiver, the daily postponement
Of the hearing since Saturday is unayoida-
BILE. AS it is, it causes no little inconve-
nicnce to The large number Of attorneys
(about twenty-four) from South Carolina
and New York who are engaged in the case.
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An Offer 20 BECOME u Nurse.

CARTERsvILLE, VA, September 6, 1873.
Editors Dispatch: III any persons are
needed TO send South to aid the sick in the
feyer-stricken cities | willingly offer my
services free, providing my expenses are
paid there and back. Your obedient ser
want j. J. ROBERTSON,
Gainesville, Cumberland county, Va.
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sAi.ka REPOETED ~ SECRETARY.


SALES REPORTED ~ SECRETARY.
WnEAT.-JEhite. 6S b:,shc's at 95c: I6 bushels
very good 1T Sl.O6: So bushels at 95c.-,oial, II
bushels Red go bushels very good Ful:Z at
Sl.03: l52 bushels soou Fu!tz nj a5c.: 20 bushels
gooi FultZ at 81 100 bushels good Fultz ar 81;
Sc bushels common Lancaster 1T 9Uc.: "A blsel;
prime Fultz ut LOS; 80 bushels good Lancaster
at O5: "a bushels good Fulrzat 9Sc.: $50 biisk-
els common Fullz Ut 90c.: 80 bushels good Fultz
ut 81; rs bushels good Lancaster ut $l.O3: 36
bushels fair FuIiz a5 o5c: 10 bushels very so,d
Fultz ut .03: LAOS bushes mixed 1T s1.0S: Is
bushels good Fultz at 81; 80 bushels prime Fultz
at $1.O3; ~ bushels very good Lancaster At .0d
AZ bushels common Fu!tZ at 90c.: 342 bushels
choice mixed at SOB: SO bushels fair Fuiz at
H95c.; sc bushels good Fuiiz az 9Sc.: OF bushels
Fultz at 95c.: SO bushels COMMON FuliZ at SIC:
90 bushels FutZ AZ 81: 20 bushels very good Ian.
easter at Sl.0J: 20 bushels good Fulz ct log: so
bushels good FulZ ut 81: So bushels Futz NJ orc.
266 bushels prime German amber 1T S1.OS: 81
bushels common at Sjc.: 81 bushels chnirc Fultz
for seed ut l0S 20 bushels fair FultZ at &C.: 46
bushels very good mixed At sl.03: IS bushels very
good Futz III 81 .05; 1 0 bushels good FuI;Z III 81
so bushels very good Fu!z 1T *l.C3: 50 bushels
good Ful,z ut 81: la bushels mixed en- private
terms: 90 bushels ycry good Fu!tZ at Sl.03: 20
good Lancaster Il; 81 U5-!oial, 4.1S2 bushels.
CoRN.-T White, 40 bushes on privaic terms; &c
bushels prime at G5c.: 4iO bushels private
terms: 100 bushels prime 1T G0c.-,olaI, t2G bush
els.
U.TS-9i bushels very good winter nj 3 &C.. 200
bushels prime spring on rri"a'c terms IS hu>.lelS
ut 33c.: IA bushels yery good winner 1t SIC: SO
bushels ut 33c.-tu:al. liz bushels
RYE.-G bushels good 1T 57c.
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lexington tKy.) Races.

LEXINGTON, September 11.-To-day's
races were moderately-we!l attended. The
track was heavy on account OF the rain.
First race-mile heats-Daye Moore, 3, 1,
1; Tampico, /. 2, Macedonicus, 2, 8, 3.
Time, 1921, 1:53t, 1:55a.
Second race. one-mile-aud-a-half dash
Culiguta, l.; Wayfsrer, Q; Beatty d McClei-
land, 8, Time, 2:5S4.
Third race-three- quarter dash
Milan, 1 Enlight, 9; Alloy, 8. Time, l:2l!.
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Run into and Sunlk.

NEW YORK, September 1.-THE steamer
Ethiopia, which arrived here to-day from
London, reports that on September on the
banks Of Newfoundland she ran into the
bark Helios during thick fog, sinking her
Immediately. Her crew, twelve in number,
were rescued and brought here.
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wATCHES. yEWEIRY. DC.

CEILING AT A SACRIFICE-& i
NJ GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, GOLD "a e.
CHAINS, beautiful RINGS. BUTTONS, &s0A
LOCKETs. &c.; also few fine DIAMOSD RINGS
and STUDS. The goods are FIRST-CLAss, and mast
be SOLD 10 raise the cash at once Parties desiring
10 purchase Will save considerable by calling early.
Everything guaranteed as represented: s.
4 s. A. WIESTOCK, ,i *
~ 80 So.I7 north Fourteenth street,
y Sc 5-1m - ~ a a ~ under Exchange Hotel
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No. 37ll.j
taNuIe Is TO GIVE NOTICE TINT OF

rgHIo Is TO GIVE NOTICE TIL on
l. the 30th day OF August, Il. u. 1881 warrant III
bankruptcy was issued out oil the District Court o;
the United States for the Eastern District OF Viz.
pinia against the estate OF Jones Brothers < Co.. OF
Richmond, Henrco county. Va, IN said district. who
have been adj judged pts their own I.iti0a
that the payment Of any debts aud the delivery any
property belonging 10 said bankruDts 10 them ORE
their use. and the transfer OF any property by ihc
are forbidden by Iaw: that meeting Of The creditors
of said bankrups their debts and choose one
or IL Of their estate Viii be he az court
of hankrvplcy t0 be holden 1T Richmond. Va, before
Thomas :. Atkins, Esq, Register In Bankruptcy Tor
.aid district. on the 2uTH DAY OF SEPTEHBEB,
4. ID. 1878. at ] O'Clock Z. VI.
~ 80 c. L. RAaiSDELI.
-, 5.Thow United States Marshal.
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HEATING NEW YORK BY WHOLESALE
General Spinola is making a vigorous effort
to secure permission from the New York
authorities to lay steam.pipes In the streets,
SO as to introduce the Dolly system OF heat.
ing dwellings and supplying caioric for
cooking purposes into that city. at present
the Board OF Aldermen are equally divided
for aud against the project. iii
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stru~.le OF Speed and Endurance.

NEW YORK, September n.-Arrange-
mcnts were completed to-day for struggle
OF speed and endurance, for $4,000 and
the Ashley champion-6elt, between John
Hughes, OF this city, and CLeary, the
champion. The contest Will take place NEXT
month. Both men will be allowed 10 walk
or run, the man covering the greatest dls-
lance to be the winner. Hughes VIII run ., a
part of the time, while O'Leary Wall walk
only, ,.-2f .s..-. /. t.f.t..-.st az
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Religious Matters.

TRENTON, N. j.. September little Ma
tlonal Local Preachers Convention OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, which was to
have assembled at Coyington, KY, will meet
in this city next month. The change is in
consequence of the,fever IN the South.
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E'iSfiann.

BosroN, September lin the glove-fgbt
here yesterday between John Connolly, Of
Boston, and Charley Walsh, formerly Of
New York, the latter was Knocked out OF
time on the fifteenth round.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-12

MoSEY.ORDEG REvENUE.-The report OF
the money-order branch OF the postal SER
vice shows net revenue TO the Govern
ment from this source OF S209, 547. 80, which
is $4,000 in excess OF any previous year.
This amount is made up from
Tonps,ic transactions .s2O2,9b2 81
transactions with Germany 1886 63
Transactions with Switzerland. ,...... 1,296 ~
Total S2l1,S95 80
Less loss on Canadian trans
Less loss on British transac-
$50 49, 2.24S OF
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Tie Presidential Tour,

MADISON, September 1.-THE President
and friends visited the State University and
Lake MENDOZA this morning. They leave
at 7. NJ. for Milwaukee.
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81 telegraph.
NEW IOKE.

IVNEs
NEW YORK. September 1l.-GolI opcuci at cox
EDon.-Stocks strong. Money on call, 2 per cent
Sold, 1004. Exchanae-i.ong, fS1h Short, 4S5a.
Stale bonds quiet. Governments firm.
EUening-jl0ney active at 5 per cent. Exchange
quiet at 4Sls. Gold steady AZ O0I. Governments
| steady Few SIS, 105S. States steady
BALTIMORE.
tAL-IMonE. September 1l.-VirginIa 6's. cd. 90
deferred, 81; consolS. DIN: second series, 8 !:
pas t-dUe coupons. 7S4. North Carolina 6's Old.
49, new. g; special lax, l. BAD to-day.
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.uUMAN.ssATR GOODS, &c.

w. CORBET, MANUFACTURER
IL. OF HUMAN-HA!I GOODS, $40 BROAD
STR EET.-Ladies' owu hair combings made, over
FISG ER.PUFFS, three for 25c.: CURLs, 10 to
csc. each for making REAL-liAiR SWITSHES,
ali shades ut very low prices INVISIBLE FRONT
PIECES, made OF first-quaity Fair ON Vegetable
net, a. 81 per inch, and In great variety OF
the Conquest and the .Eiciorian are very nea.
only 75c each. The former are made OF hrst-qual.
Ivy hair, beautifully waved, and with ilnscr pulls,
form a very pretty head-dress. The !" Victoria are
made of natural water-frizzes medium slZe ana are
very popular. -FRIZzES at25, 80, and ooc; per
yard. all colors. Orcers and inquiries 1y a re-
mn Tn ThcWIm 5l9 Broad street.
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The loss on the Canadian transactions
arose from the fact that there are eight eX-
change offices. necessitating extra clerical
work, and each Office has required tele-
gram giving the market value OF gold daily
at New York WASHINGTON Republican.
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Sy TeIegrn ;,fs.
NEW IG,siI


NEW YORK. September 1l.-Co,tou quiet; sales.
$40 bales: uplands. 1896: Orleans, 12c. Flour
without decided change: prices IN favor of buyers;
sios for unsrnded red Corn "a; better With
moderate business; 4S@5lc. for ungraGed 47i9c.
for No. 8. Oats shade lower. Coffee firm and
prime. .7Ac. Moass es very firm. Rice unchanged
and quiet. Resin dull at sl.37h@Sl.45. 1nrpen-
!ine quiet at 2sc Pork iirncr, closing heavy mess,
S9S7EIS9.JO. Cut meats steady middleS hriner:
western long clear. &C.: city long clear, e, Lard
IaTy m rGe FssIri s705le "hshey
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. September II Flour IN fair demand
and steady Southern wheat iirin western active aud
higher: southern red. Sl6*i.Of: amber. 81 .0iGo
81 OG: No. 3 Pennsylvania red. SI.O6y: No. 2
western winter red. spot. September, and October.
81 .0GH: November S1.07s. Southern corn quiet
and steady western firm: southern white 55G36c;
37S2sc Western '' S Whi;e. as@5sSs.: western
mixed. 26@27c.: Pennsylvania, 26@2Sc. Hay
dull and unchanged Provisions less depressed but
cargoes. 14anl7ar. Whiskcy duh 4: $1,000
81 o9&; Fre'Shts quiet sues: strong ard active
CINCINNATI
ClNCiSEATI. Sepiemhcr l1.--Flour ,ul and
unchanged. Wheat inactive: re-. 500 22c.; am
steady. Pork steady al 1873. Lard inactive: cur
rent make. $685. :kc;tlc-joblng. SSM!6.5r. irdi-
meals strong AMI higher: Ihon!teis, s4.75,; clear
demand and strong: shoulders. rs 80: clear nib,
S6.%0mS G.37i@: clear SIDES, SB.75 WBi.kcy rrrl
IT ! .U6. Sugar strong: New Orleans. re. Hogs
active and firm; backing, Si@St.3i.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. September l.-f.uur Gul and uu-
changed. Wheat iihl nj CSC. CCru-Whitc. 4jc.:
mixed. 43c. oats qHlet ana steady l'orS f.ner
Lard iirIncr: choice leaf. IN ttcrc,S. S2rgc.: kegs
&C. IuS-meatS iiriu: shoulders. &C.. cc3r rib
BIC: clear sides. Gisc. bacon irm; shoulders,
5sIc.: clear rib CSC. clear sides. GGr iams-SE::ar-
cured, l2EG9lShlc. Wh-kcr !irn at y 80.
81. LOtilS.
TT. LOUIS. Ecptcmber 1l.--Fl"ur unchanged.
Wheat higher: 40. red fall. SSm SIS g.: No. 3
red tall S315GS4c. Corn higiC" at 3Jc Oats higher
ut 2O.c. WGsscy steady al Sl.G7. Pork duh at
1925. Lard dui! aEd nominal. Huk.mra,, dui
and nominal. Bacon higher: shoulders. &c; clear
rib, Gi5r. clear sides, &c.
..ilIrAr..
CHICAGO. ScptembCr 1l.-Ii'nr s'cady :uli In-
cLairge Whra;-No. z I'd winter. S9L.c. cash.
81 &c. October: No. = Chicago spring. SGac cash,
size. October, S11ic. November; No. 3 Chicago
spring. nc. Corn active: 37hc. c,,h. %SN3shc.
October. Oats. 204G21ac. cash. 2l'r@f2 lLc uct0-
Der. Pork strong: $3.50 cash, S4.f5tt S2.47% oc-
tol,rr. 1886 November. Lard. Soc: G.I.js cash,
:672ImsG.75 October. E.!k-mca's s.ctuy and
unchanged. Whiskey. Sl.01.
Closing PriceS.-NhAt strong am! higher;
S7hc. bid September. CSC. October Corn active.
firm and higher: SIC. September. 80 !m3tasc. Oc-
to.cr. Oats iirmer but unt uurtab!y higher. Pork
.irong and higher: $500 nld Uctnncr. sS.67i.1
$S.7O November Lard strong and &C. higher.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICuxoND. September II, 1879.
.GrsEEiNGa REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-IThte, 1872 bushels. FED, BIAS busn
els.
CoRS.-1Ihits, 1.02G bushels.
OATS.-574 bushels.
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Western UniOn TcIecrap

Western Union Telegraph, Company.
NEW YORK, September 1.-THE Board OF
Directors Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company to-day adopted resolution re-
commencing that quarterly dividend Of
one and half per cent. be declared.
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uashinraar, Items.

WASHINGTON, September 11.-GeDeral
James Longstreet has been appointed reYe-
nue. agent for Georgia and Florida.
The coin-baIance In the Treasury OF the
close OF business to-day was Sg3S. 000, 600.
The Commissary-G General to-day ordered
5000 rations TO be sent from Chicago TO
Canton, Miss.
a.. L. Wilson. one OF the murderers OF
DeDuty-ColIector Cooper In Tennessee. has
been arrested, and is In Grayson-county IN.
C.) fail.
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DATHING AND
A r. MEADE IL BAKERS

A II MEADE IL BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUSHIONS FOR INVALIDS,
aIR-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS.
HOT-WATER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD,
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANS,
TRAYELLING-FLASKS
SPONGE-BAGS,
POCKET-STOVES. ,.-.s
HORSE-HAIR FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCKET-INHALERS,
STEAM-INHALERS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES,
SHOULDER-BRACEs,
NASAL DOUCHES,
FEVER-TERMOM
GALVANIC-BATTERIE
And All SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold a:
MEADE & BAKER'S Drugstore,
uu27 t 9l9 Main street.
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Desperate Fight with Illicit DlstiIlers

ATLANTA, GA, September IA special
to the Constitution says a deputy United
States marshal and posse attempted to ar
rest two young men Of Baldwin county,
named Ennis, for illicit distiling, when a
desperate fight ensued, which resulted In
one Of the posse being MORALLY and one
severely wounded.
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"nEr -? ni'l:MONp, SEPTEMBER Il, SIG.
AEHINi.N.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Mayo. Norfolk t,nlicd states
mail. merchandise. and passengers. l.. Il. Iatum
agent. :, :. . x -
schooner Z. bradley. Er.i,cy. Norfolk. light Cur
lis Il Parker. .,,,
Schooner Star Span2..d Banner. Mullen, Philadel-
phia. coal. ,,,,,,,
nhia. coal s. II. iiawcs.
schooner g. Er:t.s. Qu..!.n. Philadelphia, COAL
". j. Mcdowell
Bark Knudsvg tNor.i. EveEsca. Liverpool, salt.
Bark King Oscar Ii. tEDr.). sandy Hook, 10 ioaI
oil. -
Schooner Elk, rrc,scy. Watt, Windsor, y. s,
plaster. to 0rt!sr.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia September Sta, Schooner y.
r. NandOrc son, HunZ'. -
From Philadelphia September SIh. schooner Il.
Il. Mitchell. ~ ,.
From PhaticIohia September 9Th, schooner Ger
della Ecwkcik. Hun ley.
From Philadelphia september s.!. schooner j.
4. Curtis Qaillcn.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner kylark, small. hence. at Hcyana!s Sep
tender 9Th.
Schooner Angie Pre"lmo:r, Parker. hence, a.
Philadelphia September Jtb.
BY TeieCraph.
NEW YORK, September ll.--hr"lfed: Regulator ,
Leipzig. Anglia. State uf Ncra,l,t. Arrived out !:
Elphinstonc, Explorer, Gresham. Lena. Hettey,
Abbey. Gent.
LIVERPOOL. September ll.-SaiIc,I: Ohio. Ar
rived lstrlln.
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Elnlr.

Fine. So: suGcrtuo. :3.7j@::: ">.r... $500!
$40: common family. Sjl:@.25 .sst.. H".t'.s ),
IS. MARKET l.tt,c ii:lEcr.
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,TUSr TRY IT.

aTUsT TRY II.
DYSPEPSIA. slCK-HEADACHE,
a7G and INDIGESTION
cured by On. D,AIsMSTADp'S
As.TI-DYSPEPTIC DROPS.
Price, 75c sold by all druggists, NH 27-eno
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nryrr REMITTANCE TO MEMPHIs--TRAaPS
", .nnrprp FROM THE CITY--ARREsr OF a
c,Sn or EvEs--sEyENTY-EIGHT 7.AsHES
,Sn rwEr,vS MONTHS IN THE cHAIN-GANG-
1.pcr FUNERAL PRocEssIoN--A SAD RE-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-12

FgIGHTFCL COLLIERY EXTRAORDINARILY
THREE HUNDRED LIVES SUPPOSED TO BE
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-06
Gte 9ailg Ataas,
ROCK ISLAND, .rLLxHors
Concluded from second mace. !

AOOuCluO6u lEOaH S6EO1Q paRS.J
pudiate this solemn pledge, and overrid-
ing the constitution and the decisions of
the supreme court, TO issue some $4,000,
100000 of greenbacks. that shall be re-
deemable in nothing, and in the money
market of the world not worth 10 cents on
the dollar, and in this paper to nav the
national creditor.
The democratic party, in many of its
conventions and assemblies authorized to
speak in its name. has DECLARED 10 favor of
but one kind of paper money, and that
money to be issued from the United
States treasury. Also that such issue
shall include the legal tender greenbacks
now 10 circulation, and that at least as
present issue of national bank bills shall
be issued in the form of treasury notes,
and that all the paper thus issued by the
government shall be kept al par with coin,
either by always keeping on hand a sufic-
ent amount of coin to meet any probable
call on the government for its redemption,
or, in case the coin on hand should be in
sufficient, to redeem its paper in such gov
ernment bonds as shall command the coin
in the money markets of the world This
would be doing the business of the gov
eminent on honest, business principles
on the principles of the merchant or other
business man who, when unable to make
his payments in cash gives we'll secured
note. For the government to do It's bus
mess on any less honest principles than
every honest man must observe in the
every day business affairs of life, would
make this a nation of gamblers and
thieves, and our national escutcheon a
Kissing and by word of reproach through
out the civilized world.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-06

List of patents issued to the inventors
of Illinois, for the week ending August 27
1878, each patent in the list bearing thai
date, reported expressly for the RocB
ISLAND ARGUS, by f. A. Lehman, soliei
tor Of patents, Washington, ID. c.:
J. Observation-Disclosures
H. A, Barnard-Moline grain separa
tors.
s. B, ShuItz-Princeton- washing ma
chine.
FL. NJ. Carriker Irving corn plAntt.
and check row. -
W. B. Chambers and j. L. BeriDg-
Decatur-corn planters.
j. Engelke, F, Finer and V. Weis
-BeIleviIle-hominy mills.
r. E. Gibbons and ID. w. Ashmore-
Bethany-feather renovator.
&c Kaestner-C hicago-mash rakes.
f. P. Mosher-Salem-meter clamps.
G. Moench-R ushville-grain securers
j, G. Schneider Chicago hooks
re. Merris-Olney car Journal cooler:
H. B. Bailey-Chicago-paints.
H. q. DeWitt-Chicago hand washer,
j. z, Davies-Chicago-meat tendere,
D. r. Harder Chicago-railroad joint!
+. Dyer-Sterling- wheelbarrows.
e. G. Observation-Disclosures she
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-06
Scratch No More--"Itchirg Piles"

symptoms of which are moisture, like per-
when undressing. or after getting warm in
bed, increased by scratching, might think
LiD worms were crawling IN and about the
rectum, oftentimes shows itself around the
private parts. A pleasant and safe cure
in every case is ''Swayne's Ointment
If allowed to continue, very serious results
may follow. 1t also cures letter, BARRIERS
itch, scald head, ring worm, blotches, al
scaIy, crusty, itchy skin eruptions. Sent
by mailto any address ON receipt of price
so cents box, or three boxes for SIPS
BY DIR. Swayne & Son. Philadelphia. Sole
by all leading druggists. At wholesale and
retail by John BeDgston, Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-09-06
BUSINESS CARDS.

KENWoETE7 4 BEARDSLEY
4 AWv AND, ABSTRACT OFFICE. ROOMS In
L Court House. Jiio. T. Kenworthy Jae, ~. Boards
aw ssas srnsswa1 0-23dd5wu.
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