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ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS, WEDNESDAY. ; AUGUST 9. 1871.
Established Oct. 18, 1851
Illinois Fun for 1671.
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farted t month, or mora, M per eeat aboTergu-
lar airartuiag ratei. ,
Ooamtaaieatioaa, or artielea jaienea aeioag
readisg Matter, ti eonta per liaa.
Dailt ad WiaartT. A dieaomat af 16 pal
at. will a made from the Weekly rataa, aa
yearly and half yearly ooatraett, whea. the aaaaa
matter ii iaeerted ta both Daily and Weekly.
Double Coloaaa will ba ehargei J percent
additional.
For -.1 trantient adrertineniea . , aTance pay
meat U required.
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. 2 Srr ia Bnman.
"What lost the worl.l and made a hero fly ?
The timed tear in Cleopatra', eye.
Pat hetlie .oft Trlumrir'i fanlt forgiren :
For thla how many li.e not carlli, but hrarcn ?"
Tba piirtioalar charge aaintt Ex-Senatoa
Vatea is that he haa been adduced from the
.-.acred lores k home hr woman of rare
ViautT ; that he haa domiciled with her at
the pretty Iowa of Decatur acd that the
grand jury of Macon count during it. in
: n had up for inreatigatioa the question
whether the ex senator lived in the habitual
violation cf the seventh article ot the Deca-loeue.
The S. C. Democratic press has with nncom-
mon tuia-nimity expressed iUself in favor of
Mr. Il,swoil E. Goodell for congrersman at
!a:v. The State Register republishes near
ly thren oolumns of editorial notices in his
NEW YOIMS:.
Charres against the States Island
rerry Co. -Deaths by the late
Explosion-Claim Commission
ers -Scott Centennary Cele-bration-Vmvy
ITard
Changes. .
WASHINGTON.
Removal of Oen. Pleasantoa-Sls
Bnccessor Oorrespcndenee
rtgarding- the Saemoral.
Two TJegToeu hung-Great Excit-ment-Sleetioa
returns Re
striction on Negro voters.
1
oreiyru
Market Heparts.
Reported Expressly for the Aaecs.
Nkw York, August 8. At a meeting of
the Boiler Maker Association last night, the
present boiler inspection erstenv waa dt-
f nounoed and a r h n cr AmmTiAA Ti,.
l.vurs from papers in all sections of the j Staten Island Ferrj Company were charged
btate. No other person has recently been with being close and mean. The disaster is
mentioned and pnblio opinion seems
cvntra opon bias. He ia not a politioian,
aud ia outside of the rings and cabals that
have made politics offensive. He is a live
oiaa, of great personal popularity. Whoev
er may lead the Radical column, may reck
on upon baring an honorable, but energet
10 opponent.
LOCAL NOTICES.
M&KKiaiia' Glide. Interesting work,
numerous engravings, 22i pages. Price 50
cauts. Address Dr. Batts' Dispensary, 12
N jrih Eighth street, St. Louis, Mo- See
aivrrtisenient.
Tkstimokv. Thousauds of mothers are
constantly speaking in exalted terms of
commendation of the magical effect of Mrs.
Whitcomb's Syrup lor aoothing infanta
teething.
Reuue's rain-Killing Migic Oil is aold by
n.-i .' oar druggists and merchants, and
has ! e :o:ne a standard article in market.
Thin poatlion it has won by its merit. It is
olean to use. It cures pain where it is
used faithfully, and we intend always to
keep it in the house to nse. Try it. For
saia by John Bengston.
Mas. pABTisruTOir says, that "Dr. Prioe
is a nice man, and a publio benefactor, but
thinks she oan't afford to patronize him
much longer, as Ike, the dear boy, wants
('ream Bakiug Powder Biscuits three times
a day, and is oootinually xperimentins
with his Special Flavorings deluging
everything from molasses candy down to his
handkerchief wheo if she gets a poorer
quality he never touches them." And she
is tempted aot to use them. "Its a sad
trial," sighs the oor old lady, "bnt Ike's
extravagaooe must be nipped in the bud."
TUe Zee Sin? Refrigerator,
Whtoii created such a sensation, and took
tue first premium at the Cmoinnati Exposi
tor St. iouis Fair, Illinois State Fair, and
ait tne Fairs throughout this State generally
last season, is now
for sale and can be seen
I . ... ... . I , W S no ii pht a
iu actual ujjciuuuit " -lljusenold
Furnishing Goods Emporium, on
Illinois atreel.
r Uolmrarator oosaesses many aivan
ta,e over all others ever manufactured,
among whtoh may be mentioned the fact
tual it saves fifty per oentof the ioe required
in any other Keirigerator of the same size.
It is a preserver, not a oonsumer, like the
uuaierjus ice melters called Kefngeratora.
It proiaoes a dry, cold temperature in the
preserving chambers. The temperature can
ba reiuoedto fourteen degrees below freezing
point. One article of food will not partake
of the smell or tast of another. The pro
vision chambers are always dry, sweet
nd clean, as they have no drippings from
ioe. Fish, game and meats of all kinds can
be kept froteo any length of time, and in a
perfectly dry and preserved condition. The
Refrigerator is divided into two separate and
distinct compartments, and also has a Water
Cooler attached, whiuh furnishes an nnlimr
itnd supply of ice cold water without putting
ire in the water. It consumes about ten
rents worth of ioe every twenty four boors
This eoonomical piece of furniture coats no
more than any other refrigerator , and is
manufactured of all sizes, and suitable for
Hotels, Restaurants, Grooera and for family
purposes.
Call at E. vv. spencer the only agent
fnr Rick Island. Molina and vicinity, and
aea the workings of this indispensable aruole
in actual operation.
aprlS dwGm
t0 j uua to the continued use of an old boiler.
Une ot tne speakers said all the boiles in
spectors af New York are ex-polioemeo, and
only one United Slates Inspector is a prac
tical boiler maker.
Richard Moore, cf Williamsburg, and
Chaa. Coulter, died yesterday, from wounds
received by the explosion.
The Herald pobliahea an interview had by
its correspondent with Secretary Fish, is
which the Secretary said he had no idea who
the Arbitratora under the Washington treaty
would be. The Claims Commissioners
under the treaty, would probably ait a long
time. The action of the Commission would
probably be guided by that of the Soothers
Claims Commissioners, as the latter would
furnish precedents for all claims for damage
done property by the Federal power during
the war allowed ; the other Claims Commis
sion cannot avoid following the precedent is
regard to damages sustained by British anb
jects. The Court of Arbitrators would be
oo id posed cf men who would command pub
lic confidence. He thinks the government
should not be critioised for action on the Cu
ban question. The Cnbans get hold of ad
venturous Englishmen, Americans and
Irishmen, who do their fighting, and are cot
themselves struggling for nationality. lie
doolarea he Las not signified an intention of
resigning.
A Washington special says Charles Fran
cis Adams has declined the appointment of
Arbitrator to the Geneva Conference, and
will be probably snoceeded by Richard II.
Dana.
Arrangements for the celebration of the
Scott centennary are perfected. The laying
of the foundation stone of a monument to
Soott, in Central Park, will take place with
appropriate oeremonies. There will be a
prooeaaion of Scottish aooieties on Broadway,
and a banquet at Delmonioo't in the eve
ning. W. H. Berryman, machinist and inspec
tor of boilers, testified that he examined the
boiler of the Westfield, and had it patched
at the time. He met with great opposition
from Superintendent Brained, who swure
at him and called him a hireling. The
witness advised Yanderbiit tu get rid of
Braisted.
He further testified that Mathews had
given a certificate in oase where he bad re
fased them. In one instance when the wit
nes refused to sign a certificate for the
steamship rsortb America, Mathews put liis
name to it, aud aent it to the custom house.
He could not say he swore to it over his
name, though he must have done so. Wit
ness believed the primary c&ue of the ex
plosion to have been that Mathews did not
put hydrostatio pressure as he was sworn
to do. He did not believe be put 34 pounds
on ber don't think he looked at his test
difference between the Secrerary and my
self. In this connection it is proper to add '
that tne personal oonduot of the Secretary
has beeo nch aa to preola.de the tender of
ay resignation -until soma opportunity is
granted 'indicating my administration of
the internal revenue bureau. In justice to
the pnblio interests placed under my charge,
and Uie importanoa to the taxpayers of a
proper solution of these difficulties, I must
respeotfully decline to tender yon my resig
nation, and trusting it will not be deemed
inapprspriate, I will request that your pre
sent determination may be reconsidered,
and, an investigation of the matter of differ
ence between the Secretary and myself be
referred to .the Attorney General for his
, legal opinion. With great respect.
Signed. A. Pleasastox,
Louts viu.e, Aug. 8. About two o'clock
this A. M., two hundred armed and masked
men, went to the jail in Frankfort, took the
keys from the jailor, took out the negro who
raped Mrs. Pfeiffer a few days ago, and the
negro Washington who fired the first shotia
the riot at Frankfort, yesterday, took thm
about a half a mile from the jail and hanged
them. There is much excitement in Frank
fort over the events of yesterday and to-day,
but no further outbreak is anticipated.
The total vote of the city is 12,949, which
is fully the average vote. Of this Leslie re
ceived 8,597, and Haaian 4,651. Leslie's
majority in the city,' 3.T21. Harlan ran
slightly ahead ot his ticket. All the Dem
ocratic candidates for the Legislators are
elected. The Republioans concede Leslie's
election by about 20,000. The Democratio
majority in the State is variously estimated
here at from 20,000 to 30.000, which is a
falling off from the Grant Seymour election
of2,;,00u, and 40,000 or 50,000 from the
last Gubernatorial election.
Returns from the election indicate a de
crease of 6,000 en the Demooratio majority
in the 'Gubernatorial race .of 1868. The
Democratic loss is 5.000 on the same race,
notwilhstandicg the deliberate exclusion of
thousands of colored voters on the merest
pretext. Negro voters were compelled to
read the names of each candidate or be de
nied a vote a requirement not made of
others. General Harlan has creatad won
derful enthusiasm among Republicans
throughout the State, and the result is a
victory, even though he is not elected.
There will be an increased Republican rep
resentation in the Legislature. The Dem
ocratic majority in the State will not exceed
30,000.
MiLWArKKE, Aug. 9. A Winueconne,
Wis., dispatch to-day says a terrible torna
do traveling from the east to west, passed
over that locality last Monday night. The
log boom on Wolf River, located five miles
above Winoeconne, containing fifty million
feet of logs, was broken up. The steamer
Star was capsized, and Capt. George Smith
was drowned, and Michaal Scannan, rafts
man, was also drowned. Forty raft houses
were blown over and completely demolished
at Winneconoe. The smoke stacks of Bel
lows, McArthur & Co.'s and Sandftird dc
Hinckley's mills were blown down. Thous
ands of window panea were broken, and
thirty chimneys blown down. Grain ia the
stack waa acattcred over the fields. The
corn is tiaU The lumber interest suffers
great loss. The Catholic. Church in the
town of Granville, in Milwaukee connty, was
deatroyed.
Lospos, Augnat 8. The House of Com
mons to-day was the scene of a severe en
counter between the leaders of the To-y and
Liberal parties. D'Israeli savagely charged
Gladstone with bad leadership, both in the
Houae and in his party with wasting many
weeks en subjects subsequent!- abandoned;
with needlessly invoking the exercise of the
royal prerogatives, and with postponing im
portant and even vital legislation.
Gladstone retorted that I) 'Israeli's so
called facts were but the offsprings of his
imagination and lingual powers, and that the
laat time of which D'Israeli complained was
due to the resistance made by the lories to
the electoral reform.
Gladstone implored the House to pass the
ballot bill forthwith.
A violent personal and partisan debate
followed, after wfcifh Mr. Forrester summed
up the farm bill as one demanded by the
COMMERCIAL.
GSrOlci Lia" X-2.
Sock Islaid, August 9.
Xais Flour market la corrected at Warner's
Mills and the quotation, are the ruling prieea o
the Eook Island market.
WiKTis Wbbat Flocb Wholesale $3.40
" " RetaU ...B.00
Braiaa Wbbav Floob
Spring Doable JCitra la bkla, wkle.al.....o.80
ketall....... ............. .,..... "7. fig
Sacks at waolesala................,.T.u0
Retail 7.61
Loose, at wholesale . ........... ......6.8U
aetail .. . 7 40
Oaaai's Ba.r Kaisibo Flocb
Retail-i Barrel,sacka
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Bccbwbbat Flocb
Wholesale
Betail
Waa a
Cobb
$2.60
, 1.25
. .65
........ .$.00
10.00
..5al.20
40
' 0 ah New
Btb .
Bablbt
ITOa lW eaje . -.taiwMNsiein.i
Bejeoted
Bmns
Okoioa tots, for retailing, will briag.,
Chiii-N T. Faiitor....
Laud par lb .........
Fovavobb ,
Applbs per ba.hel
eas par dos.. ,
The above prises are the wholesale Sgures at
firat hand.
Pooltbt
Live Turkies, per lb ,
Dreaeed " " ..,...
....20a25o
- 55
4Oa60
..3i
I5e
11
lOalle
. 30a50
.... 100
.12Je
Chiekens, live "
" dressed"
Da ok. "
Hows
Live .........
C Ama
tive weight, aoasaioB....
Prime skipping, par 100 lbs...,
Weo
Oak, per e erd ....... .
Hiekor
Coal
Coal Valley Yard.
Cleveland Ya:u
.. 10a
...12io
... So
... 10c
lOe
150x4.00
45ae
.....a.OOat.OO
6.50
.... 6.00
. 13e
Ioe
WOOD, LIGHT & CO.,
Manuiaeturers of
ENGINE
LATHES I
SHAPING AND SLOTTING
PLAXEHS,
Bolt Cutters and Upright Drills,
NASMYTUS ' STEAM HAMMERS,
Oan machinery.
DOUBLE MILLING MACHINES,
Mill Work, Shafting aad Hangers, Patent Self
Oiling Box.
WAMHOU81! :
lOT I.IBRRTY &T.. SEtV YORK CITY
MANUFACTORY :
kHMMOHD ST., (Opp. Jonction Depot),
HOHCB8TEB MAS8.
All Trains enteriag the City, stop within ten
rods of our Works. Jell) dtf
imic.
I860. 1871.
THE PIONEER MUSIC STORE.
A
Otaittajf ttXarket.
felegrapkedte the Aaars.
Obioaoo, Aug. S.
Flour Dull, but good bran it of spring: supers
and low c radt.-a and pxtraa firm : snnera naotablo
at B'0U(jji4.tK) ; low to choloe lining extras 4., o
5.50.
Wheat regular ; Ho 2 selling at $1.063 'cash: i
tl .0 seller August.
Corn Opened steady ; Ho2 43J cash; 4 J .el
ler August , 4Sj September ; options rejected Stld
at 4l4a42 ; No 1 444: No 2 yellow 46.
Oats Lower, 3(4 a 30 i ca.h, and in afternoon
on "pen board at 30 for Sept.
Kye VJoiet ; Z S4a5.
liariey Steady at 63ab4 cash: 61 Fept.
Beceiiit. Flour J,81.'W; wheat 5s.iie0; corn
201,125; oal.so.S72; rye9,CVl; barl.y 1, U:1.
Shipments Flour 2,9 ; wheat 49.065 : oorn
(n5,"0i ; oais57,20; rye 12,232 ; barley $41.
Whisky la better demand and steady at by
Piovtsion. Dull and heavy: sales of Pork
$11.75 f..r Sept.
Lard V: tame option; 82 bid eash.
Oblcago Xdve Stock.
Telegraphed to the Aaers.
Ubiob Svocb Yabbi, Ang. t.
Hogs Receipts 435! ; selling alow at $4,621
a4 75, with bulk of sales at.4.a tor light; S4.3U
a 4.40 with bulk of sales at $4.50 for heavy,
Cattle Searce and in demand at an advance
Of20a25c: sales at $j.25a5."5 for averages of
120to 1300 t!is: common native, dull ; yard.
fill ; Texans dull at $2 25a4.00 f r eommon to
eaoica.
BUeep Receip's 69S ; market quiet ; prices
anchang.d; Sgaifor fair to good.
AUTISTIC TAILORING.
BIW AB-VBB.XSSSBEaTZB.
3 &. 4 WASBXZa-CrVOXf t.,
onxoAoo.
DRAPER.TAILOR
AND IMPORTER OF
Fine Woolens,
FOR
GENTLEMEN'S TJSE.
WEDD1G OUTFITS
A SPECIALTY.
Ehlrts to Mea.nre Extra Benble and Perfect
in Fit. Clergymen will ba allewed 0 per cent,
QlBOOODl.
feMXdly
pOLXE&IATE ABD COMMERCIAL IK-
v nitute, new n.'w, vqna. rraparatory to
College, Business, BcientiSo School., U. 6. Mili
tary and K aval Academies. Fall seision, thir-
tv-sixth year begins bept. 13. For Catalogues,
etc., address the Principal.
SASH, DOORS. U.
SOLANDER & HUBUB,
1 8uooeor to J. A. BmmsoK,
Manufacturers of
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings,
FRAMR8. BRACKETS,
And everything in their line. ' '
Olated Ba.h on hand, also Corn Meal and
Feed All work warranted. fcb24dw8m
AtYS.
LA R'.i E STOCK ALWAYS ON II AND OF
SlblNHAl,
STECK.
A M Bt It 1C AN,
H Al ES,
MAktSHALI.
AND WENDEl I.
PIAlOS,
Geo. Wood &. Co's,&Es(fy Organs
and ell kind, of Musical Instrument..
Sheet Ma.io of latest ifc.ues, and the bet im
ported Siring, in the city
Jllll N lllll 1 ,
apl Corner Illinois and Washington atreet.
B.TABLISBBO IB 1830.
WELCH tScGRIFFITHS
JSax7- ! 8aws! IBmi-wml
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS!
Axes, Files, Cast Steal, Kill Furnishings
and Machinery.
fe.Qet the best, they will prove the oheape.t
Friees teduoed. Bead for price Li at and airaulars,
WaLCH UMIFFITUM,
BoISdwly Bo.toa, Mu., ar Detroit, Uieh
SBA1.
H. POWABS.
J. L. BBBBHAR
& BEAUTIFUL MUSIC.
lCBf!a''''!l' iVbI
fur Asthmn, w cnlri. Hmt htrrr. rle.
"Sothine -o oik-i-iahh " T. MKTCai.r,
DruygUt, llonton. l:rcniHii; ii,!i'.l by Dr. . W.
Holmes, f oii rr lu i , ;s 721:151 kCO..
Buston. Mass. SoM t.y an lUuifsists.
Parties holding grain will find it pay te ship
attest to
PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
the best af oar Eastern markets. Oar bnslaess
is BxcirsrrsLV cohiskiob. For iaformation.
write us ; for reference innnire thromh a Bank
i :-!.
ELK1NS A 81DDARDS,
Commission Merchants,
IT, Chamber of Commerce, Philadelphia, Pa,
DISEASES
OF TBI
AND
WATER CURE
lEIOSHt
Send for oirealar.
may2Udwbm
A T
.WIS
H. E.BEKLEY, M. D.
SERMANIA INSURANCE COMP'Y
OK CHICAGO, ILL.
Cash Capital, .$200,t00.00
arplni,.... 57,8a0.6
Dsdrick & Shaw, Agents,
npr21-dlr Book Island.
Among the arrivals by the cotia is
Hon. Geo. II. Pendleton and Madame
Parepa.
The first car load of gooda ahipped
through New York without appraisement,
was aent forward yesterday for San Fran
cisco. There is some exoitement among ' politi
cians to-day over the changes made at the
navy yards. The outs are in each case
known as Morgan Fenton Republicans, and
the changes made are said to be the result
of a fight goiog on for places on the State
Central Committee.
Washington. August 8. To-day the
President sent to General Pleasanton the
following :
Executive Mansion, Ang. 8.
4 Yon are hereby empended from office al
Commissioner of Internal Revenue in accor
dance with the terms of the act approved
April 5th, A. D. 1809. "to amend an net
regulating the tenure of certain civil olfioes.'
passed March 2d, 1867, and subjected to all
the provisions of the law applicable thereto.
(Signed,) U. S. Grant.
To Gen. A. Pleasanton.
On receiving this notification. Pleasanton
vacated the ofiice, leaving fur his successor
the following note:
To J. W. Dona-las. First Deputy Commit'
siooer Internal Bureau : Sir Having this
day been suspended from this office by the
President. 1 turn the sam over to you
Respectfully, A. Plsasanton.
Douglas immediately entered opon the
duties of the omce, and reoeived tba oougrat
nlations of his friends.
- Pleasanton is suspended until the end of
the next session of the Senate, and Dong
las is to perform the duties of the office in
the meantime.
Pleasanton then fefers to hU request to
the President to settle the matter that way
and continues: This appeal, as I under
stand it, is not to bo ontertainnd, bnt the
subjeol is to bo treated rather as a personal
people. The bill passed.
Sir John uray, member from Kilkenny
City, gave notice of his intention to call the
attention of the House of Commons on Fri
day, to the subject of the riots which oc
curred in Dublin on Sunday last.
A foot and mouth disease of an extremely
violent type has broken out among the ct
tie in county Meath, Ireland, and is spread
ing rapidly.
Dublin, August 8. The city ia quiet. Al
persons arrested for obstructing thorough-
fares have been fined small amounts and
discharged from custody on payment o! the
same
Smith, the member of Parliament, who
was instrumental in getting up the amnesty
demonstration, and who waa among those
beaten bv the nolioe. has written a letter to
the authorities demanding immediate in
quiries into the facts of the case.
Paris, Aue. 9. The Germans have com
menced the evacuation of the forts north
and east of Paris.
Ysrsailles, Aug. y. The Lower Cali
fornia company propose to Tbier3 to receive
all communist prisoners as colonist. Thiers
has promised to lay the mutter before the
Assembly.
The Prussian occuoation of France is
every day rendering the situation more un
pleasant, and strife and bloodshed between
the small numbers of Germans aud the
French people are frequent and the murder
of Prussian private soldiers which have
taken place render the Prussian soldiers
more and more embitterness in their feel
ing. The French government is said to
have sent word of this to liiamarck aud Yon
Moltke, and dwelt upon the impossibility of
restraining a population unduly oppressed
and tyrannically treated. Some Prussian
oommaoders drank to excess and encour
aged the conduct of the men in using fire
arms on small provocation, and that the
more these troubles contioned, settlement of
the war indemnity question would be dim
cult.
Excitement at the
Plunder Store cor
ner Illinois and Buf
falo streets. Street
Cars ran each way
every 20 minutes
NEW ADFERTISEJ1ESTR.
Ili BE IS & CH.SUOUl,
Proprietors and Manufacturer, of
MILL mm DRESSER,
OTTAWA, ILL.
This celebrated Dresser is a perfect success,
and all are warranted. mySOdly
(sEO. H. LAWT0S,
A Bright lllue Ey, Son Meininger. SScts
Ilatr jou fen Louif Comic Soag, Baxton, 40
Dnrling Hi-lle of the Boirding School, Porter30
flirl mik the Ciaarette. Comie Cordelia, 30
Jly High Time, Comic, Parks, 30
JVotr wonMn'f you like to frwow, Comie, Cord'la 30
Jeicelli of the'lltnrt. Beautiful Song M illardSO
Loir in the Mmdotr, " " Zach, 31
Let it Pa't. for Bass nr Alto, 44 35
Ytt Once Aqiin, Daett for Sop. and Barr.
6abiel, 50
Quarrelling fTeiyhbar, Comie Dnett, Anber, 75
Somebody ! Child, with vaiatioos. Mack, 80
lrarenly Greetingt, Pensie Koymantique,
Blauchey, ' Si
Holiday Vacation Mart , illustrated title
Giisina, 10
Street Anticipation, Schottische, " "
Gilsinn, 50
Dairy, Faataisia, Krni;. 35
Any of the above af lit by mail on receipt of
the market price.
No metier where you sec a piece of Music or
Music Book advertised, send to us aud you will
receive H bv enclosing the publishers price.
BALfifXEB. &. WBBSB,
MD$IC DEALERS,
ml7-dedl2m. ST. LOCIS.
GREAT REDUCTION IN TEAS!
BY THE
Hong Kong TeaCom'y,
Branca Houfe, Palace Bow,
ROCK ISLAND, - - - ILLS.
vTheie we are offering nnrivalled Teas, at the
same low prioes as at their "B a. tern Home."
By Importing Teas ia cargo lota, tkey enable
B9 to retail to the oonsumer at extremely low
prices. Don't fail to visit the Hong Kong Tea
Store, at raiace itow, wcere win te louna tne
finest, purest and freshest Teas, Coffees and Spi-
ees, at prioes beyond competition.
my5dw3a POW AKS fiiSKMJ.l, A (Is
CHEiP FARMS.FRLETRiVEL
Chicago, Bock Island and Pacific
- Bailroad Company.
000,000 iLoros
CHOICE IOWA LANDS.
This Company is now offering for sale about
six hundred thou. and uores of the finest agri
cultural lands in the West. The Company sells
only to actual settlers, and the prices are exceed
ingly reasonable, rarging from $5 to $15 per
aore the average being abeat $S. The greater
part of these lauds are situated along the line ot
tts railroad between the cities Des Moines and
Counait Bluffs, aad are in the moat acaeeaikle
and fertile region in the State.
Sales made lor cash or on credit loag enough
to enable any industrious man to pay for the
land out of its orops.
These lands are held under a title d i reot from
the General Government, and are not mort
gaged or encambered in anyway. Full warranty
deeds given to pOrehaier..
For maps, pamphlets, or any other information
re.peou.-5g tkem, address Bi "hjes Ooex, Land
Commissioner, Davenport, Iowa.
EXPLORING TICKETS are sold at the Com
pany's ticket offices at Chioago, and all other
principal stations on Its line, and if the purcha
ser bays land the amoant paid for the ticket is
applied on the purchase money.
9S.TJOS.
f9f ASD BETAIL yX
I V And Dealer in 1
1
3 Glass, Putty, &c. -
Physician's Prescriptions ao- fcd
4 cnrately compounded at all Lj
1 hoars. Also, a fine assort- -J
A ment ot Pertumcne. aim iui-i
till la I II HI
llilJllVllilllllUiiUliUillalll
AND
Commission Merchant,
51 Perry Street,
IIAYKXPOKT IOWA
jy2S-d:m
nlCHAR0S0N'S1RISumKXS' UA-
I) DIlsKS, LIVEN ClSlCRiC
I11DKKK(HIEF,, Af.
We feel onrclves called on aeain to CAU
TION COSSUMERS against the indiscriminate
ui.of Irish la I riea made up to imitate our goods
in fold, trade mark and general appearance. and
to warn them, that their only safegnard is to see
that the authentic seal of our firm,
J. H. RICHARDSON, SONS A OWDEN,
Is stamped on each article.
Determined to confine ourselves, as heretofore,
to the use of yarns spun from the choice. t and
strongest Flax, by the best machinery obtaina
ble; uniform in weight and elasticity manu
factured and bleached under our own superinten
dence: the consumer will ba
GBABAKTIEO BT OTB SBAL
the same durability and satisfaction in the wear,
whioh the genuine goods have always afforded.
J. H. HICHARD jOR, SONS ft OWDEN.
Belfast, Ireland, i Mo. 16, 1871. jelldw3m
V. let Aiuciea. m
Q. and "GOLDEN
XCJ CROWN" jLT I
BOC7 SmDXBTO.
ItSILH MCKEE.
BADGER STATE
TOBACCO WORKS !
HOS.1.3AS CLTBOURN ST.,
West end Huron St., Bridge,
ZkXilwattkee. - Wis.
F. F. ADAMS & CO.,
PROPRIBTORS.
Orders from elese Ca.h Buyers solicited.
moh25-d ly
DR. COLLINS'
Painless Cure for the
OPIUM HABIT.
DR. COLLIN' ANTIDOTE.
Enables the patient to di.continca the use of
Opiom in any form, at onea. without pain or in-
cnvenince, and without any interruption of
ordinary lia.ine"". it rcbilds the broken con
stitution and restores the broken energies.
DISCOVERED IN imir.
Tba Only Painless Care ever Discovered
THEPJAKI:
Au
TIIEin TjAST dose.
A book of over 100 pages, containing letters
ot UU hlOU LUDLOW, the well kno
letter of G- A. T. exposing the intrigues of
HAHl'KbVh MAGAZINE and LUDLOW, ano
a full description ot the Antidote, sent free td
any address. Address,
DR. SAMUEL B. COLLINS,
Laportb. Ihdiaba
omac
Mercury or Calomel
la the great remedy that physieiaas appeal ta
and use almost entirely in all diseases of the
Liver. There are thousands at the present time
tbat are suffering with the rheumatic p ins la
the joints, caused bv the use of Calomel which
has created a disease of its owa worse than that
wbioti it was intended to cure. There is so
drug that leaves its mark mora prominent in
the system. Yet, perhaps, there are tianee wbta
it can be given, and have a benifielal e fleet, but
should not be dealt out as it has been, aed is at
the present titue, by these tbat p retted to know
what tkey are doing, bat in reality do not. lha
Liver la more liable to disease than acy other
organ in the boss an system, and when that fails
to do its duty it leaves tbe weak poia'a of the
body exposed, na the bile is not thrown oil, bnt
taken op by the bloed, as it passes throat b this
great filter of the system, and becomes impure.
Then follows a tram of dise&ses, whose name ia
Legioe. There are many that suffer from pain
lntheside end across the body, dell, heavy,
drowsy feeling, headache, pain ia the right side,
often e?ere rain in the bowels. costiveLets, Cat
alenee, diarrhea, more or less indigestion, loss of
appetite, sallow skin, wbite of the eyas yellow.
inking ot nen, oppression 01 spirits, at otner
imes a treat cravne for food, tome ot tnese
symptoms are caused only by torpidity of the
Liver. It is impossible to gtva all IBs symptoms
of a deranged Liver, and they are all eureable
without tba aid of Calomel.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
BROADWAY NEW YORK,
Will re-open under the new management
ATJQTJBT aand,
For the Reception of Onests.
Tbe spacious building has been thoroughly
renovated, and newly furnished throughout.
The Proprietors have made every exertion to
adapt It to the comfort and convenience of its
patrons, and have spared neither pains nor ex
pense to secure that end.
TWEED A GARF1KLD,
jy29 dwlm Proprieto a
Agents ! Head This !
VI7H WILL PAT AGE1T6 A SALARY OF
v $30 per Week aad Expenses, or allow a
arae commieiion to sell oor ew and wonerful
inventions Address M. WAG5KR A CO.,
Marshall, Mih.
ACEKTB, TAKE NOT.f R I
Tbe reason oor emnts make ?o mii'-h mi
ig because our goods are firM-class : people like
them, aed they are warranted.
wanted A. B. TAYLOR. New Britain, 0nn.
More lire Afrt-ats
ALE & P0BTES.
Cream and Stock Ales.
IHGX WORK.
WIZ.Z1XABS ZTJX.X.Za.
Bcok Binder and Paper Hanger,
Shop on Orleans St., opposite Court Honse.
ROCK ISLAND, ILL.
ttSu Ail kinds of Paper Boxes made to order.
auglVd-tf
SBSB-ZXBTS.
SB. Q. 12. EBZ.BXX.-a,
DENTIST.
ALL DENTAL OPERATIONS PERF0F.M
ED according to the most approved princi
ples. Office in Harper 'a Block, cor of Illinois
and Buffalo streets. aurls-dtf
Rrandy for tbe Kitchen
Thlj Cognac pour la Cuisine
Is a para brandy of high proof and delicate fla
vor, iadispensible to culinary purposes; and as
a beverage ia unsurpassed by any other French
Brandy.
No family Should ba without it, as it Is espe
cial I j adapted for eases af sickness.
Manufactured by .
BT7FTXXK8 BT TB.BBB,
Chalons sur Saoae.
Far sale by all Druggists and Grocers. Ad
dress order to
CHA8. F. FOERSTKR CO.,
Depot 20, 522 and 24 Hnbhari atreet,
CHICAaO.
Bale agents for the United States,
aay2-docw6m
Rock Island Business University
WILL OPEaT AUGUST 1st, 1871, FOR
the reception of atndents.botb. Ladles and
Gentlemen.
31. Ie ILavl Brown,
Proprietor of Bloominrton Business University.
t. m V
csnpcria-wuMcui vn. eouree ot liairaotions.
Late Professor of Baslnass and Ornamental Pn
manship. Pen and Pencil Drawing ia Iowa Wes-
eyan uBiTorauy, lecturer on Commercial oerres
Dondenee, business eustoms. laws of trade.
etc., ia charge of writing department.
uiuer oompeieni teachers will be ia sbarge
of phonography telegrapking, and English da-nartmenta.
Twsnty-four lectures will ba given during the
fall and winter, on mercantile lew. commercial
ethics, political ecoBoroy, laws and custom, of
trade, etc., irea ta all Begular stadeets. This
lnstitntioa will be upon the aaeat thorough and
practical oasis ice only aotaal basmess col
lege ia Rook Island, where each etadeat ia re
o aired to go throarh every detail aa ia actual
business. It ia very Important aad desirable
that all com men oe at openieg of term ao aa to
create aa much uniformity aad system as possible.
Carda. subscription headings and a'aameatal
pen werk of snoat workmanship with tho pan,
executed to order. Sand $1 for apeeimena.
. Hall nearly opposite Rook Island House, opea
day and evening after July 28, 1871. For in
formation teud for circular er address -
M III U BROWN, '
Jyl5dtf P.O. Drawer 44T,aUek Island, 1U.
J. W. STARK,
X E W T' I S T,
t00J8 NBXT DOOR 10 TELEGRAPH
At Offi.e, Illinois street. Rock Island. All
kinds of Dental work done la tba most approv
ed manner. Charge, reasonable.
aplO dwly
PHILADELPHIA
Ornamental iron Works.
ROBERT WOOD & CO,
I13S BIDGB AVH., PHILADELPHIA, PA
Manufacturer of
Fountains, Vases, Statuary,
Verandas, Bummer Huasa., Arbors, Chairs, Set
tees, Ao., Ac,
Cast and Wrought Iron Hillings,
For pnblie building, and Squares, Cematry lots,
Garden Fenoea. Balc.nees, Roof Castings, ate.,
in great variety of pattens.
IRON STAIRS
Bjiiral and Straight, of various pattern, aed
st, Its. Special attention given to this alas, of
LAMP POSTS,
For Fronts of Publio Buildings, Hotels aad alty
streets, of plain find elaborate designs.
STABLE FITTINGS,
Of Cast and Wrought Iron of New Improved
styles such as Hay Backs, Rtall Divisions. Man
gers, Harness Brackets, Getters, Traps, Vantil
atore, Ac.
WIRE WORK
Of every description. Wire Hoards, of Crimped
Wire, Galvanised or painted, In plain and erne
mental patterns, for store Doors, and Windows
Factory aad arebouse V indows, Kailtnga fo
0 floes, Ban k s, Counter Railing., Balconies, Lawn
aad Farm reaoes, Ae.
GOH STBONGt
Proprietora of tka
MERCHANTS LiNCO,
Are sole Agents for Peaslee's Celebrated
ream and Stock Ales.
For .ale by the Barrel or Half Barrel.
oat29 dtf
TMYELITO SALESMEN
AT
10 DOLLARS A DAY
DONE AWAY "WITH.
This Is tbe reason
Wa can sell the
BEST QUALITIES
OF
GATES,
WINES
AMD
LIQUORS
THAN ANY OTHSB HO08E. '
J. WEITZEL & BB0.,
i i tMPOBTKRH,
14 A 14 West Randolph SUet,...n CHICAGO
saayieasm ,
Forentrance ta Camelries, PuMlo 8qaares an
Gsntlenien'e Country Seats, of Gas Tubing ar
Wreeght Iron, both Single or Doabla. ia elabor
ate aad simple designs.
estimates aad Designs sent oa application
stating the Btass of werk designed.
Parckaaers snav rely on having all artielea
carefully buxsd and shipped to the place oiaes
llastlon. menr-aom
WEST'S
Saloon k Billiard Rooms,
He, 3 Harper Honse Block,
BOCK ISLAND ILL.
Dealer in
Fine Bourbon Whiskies,
And Imported Wine & Brandies:
Ageat for Bar ds, Lills. and Joliet Ales, also
best Scotch and English Ales and London Por
ter tor sale.
Uli. i(, S.nl frefi! by theVarr.l.
it nt for a. . :lr' rJiiuarj and Pireea Hole
Table ss anofartrry.
aprt-dtf H, E. W BBT, Proprietor
Congestion of the Liver,
The symptoms of which are, pain in the right
side running to tbe shoulder, a loss of strength,
appetite ano energy, a sense of oppression, low
nei ot spirits, squeamishuess ol the stomach.
a yeiloai.h coated tongue, ren'.eit ntss. nifLi
ful dreams, all of whieh y ield to the iatfueece ..I
TAYLOR S STOMACH ASD Lit LK I'OK
UECT0R,"ef which enough should be taken to
cause a speedy and free evacuation of the bowels
Indigestion or Dyspepsia,
Is a weakness or want ol power of the digestive
juices in the stomach to convert oor ind aud
drink into healthy matter tor the nouriihment
of the whole ay.tem. It is ceased by eveiy
tbing tbat ten 4. to weaken the body, and n.oie
parl.oularly the stomach ei i, , it ncl quite
one U .11 of the diseases, to which art- liable,
proceed from It. Indigestion produces a gnat
variety ot unpleasant feelings. Amotg the
most pri mment ot its miseranle erects are. a
want cf, or an inordinate appetite, sometiu.es
attended with a constant crav.tg lor dr.ak, suur
stomach, grinding pains in the siomecb, aepre.
sion of spirits, gloom of mind, fietlulncss, waft
log of Qesh, loss of energy and strength, very
irritable, heart burn, unpleaiant line in tbe
month and tumbling in tbe bowels. In sne
caeca of depraved iiidigetlieii, Hire is a e u--plete
disrelish for food, at other times a per., a
so afflicted can eat heartily without much grati
fication. A long train of nervous sympums are
also frequent attendants, general debility , great
languidness and incapacity for exertion. Tbe
stinds of persons so afflicted frequently beccme
irritable and desponding, and great anxiety Is
observable in tbe canteranee: they appear
thoagbtful, melancholy, and dejeeted, ander
great apprehension of soma imagiaary danger,
will atari at an? unexpected noise or ocrarrence,
and moeh agitated. Yet for all this the micd
is exhilarated without much difficulty, pleasing
events and society will for a time dissipate all
appearance of disease. Other symptoms are, vi
olent palpattiion, sestlcsmess with a sense ot
weieht and odpressin apon tbe chest, niglt
mare. etc. It is almost impossible to nauie all
the symptoms ot this invader upon the constitu
tion, as in almost every case of indigestion,
there will probably ba something p.euliar to
each, but be what they may, tkey are all orea
s ioned by tbe food becoming a burden, rather
than a support to the ttomacb, and in all its sta
ges, tbe medicine most wanted Is that wnlcn
will anora apeeey as.maree to me aigestive or
gans aad give energy and s'rtnicth te tbe nr
vous and mnscnlar system, and a new life to
the whole body , and nothing cea lie. and tbre
is nothing, that will give ao q-nrk relief, as Tay
lor's Stomach and Liver Corrector, the trat
Remedy for Blood. Liver and Skin Diea-es, and
from one to four bottles will effect a cure.
COLD WATER SOAP,
WING & BURST
SKLL
Sick Headache
Those that are subject to it only know wtat a
distressing complaint it Is, sad is a very ua
welcome visitor. Atfirstlteaa.es dimae.of
vision, followed by a terribla pain, e ekness at
the stomach, and vomiting and then for a dsy
or two, a person f.el. as lhoorh thej baa a fit
of sickness. One rlo.e will core when first at
tacked, end one to three bottles will effeot a per
manent core.
Jaundice.
Wariield's
COLD WATER SELF-.ViSIILe
DeHAVEN'S
WILD CHERRY BITTEhS
The Best Toale in tbe World
FOR
Djspepsia, Indigestion,
Loss of Appetite,
GENERAL DELI LIT V, CBILLB, Etc
TUB
I7ILD CHERRY BimBS
XXAB XSTO SJQtf-AX.. ' v
It 1. aokne-ledge br "T on h nM
taken it, to be the
For the diseases named ever offered.
Depot, 44 LaBalle street, .
CUICAGO,-...... - ..IaVl..
,nHAVKII WALES,
- , ,. Sole Manufactarrs.
las sale bf SntUU. 22-4woa. '
Washes In Cold or Warm, Hard
or Soft Water
WITHOUT BOILING
A-VD
W iifaoat iajary to Clothes,
0 R
atri2&at
WITHOUT IiUBBIXG
ON TUE WASHBOARD,
Saring Labor, Time and Fuel!
This Soap has beea used by many Ladiaa la
tbe city end they all pronounce it auperior te
any other they aver uat 1. It savaa time, labor
and preserves the elethes.
I OLD WATER R0AP C0MPASP,
"!... . . . .
63 Borth Desplalnea Street,
CHICAGO, . .............. ILL.
For .ale by all Grocers. aprl-dwdm
For aala in Book Island by Wiag A Bust, at
Sard's eld stand. - .. . :
When 70a 'sea person as yellow aa a saCroa
bag, ( cinosoa aayiag,) yon very naturally
come to tbe conclusion that tt ie Jaeadice.rnnsed
bv a derangement at the Liver, by the Mje being
obstructed and flowing with Ike blood tuiougont
tke system. Instead of passing off la its natural
eourse into the bowals. One to three bottles will
cure the worst case.
Cosaiveness.
This iscaased by a slaggiaa, torpid state of the
Liver, aad derangement of the whole eyetctn.
It is surprising that there are Sj maay troubled
Un this distressing disease end give it so little
attention. . The diseases that fallow habittel -costivenotrf'are
niaar. of which Sick IleadacLe.
Raik of Blsod t the Head, Dyspeysia, Piles,
neari, Liag an bkin Disease ana remain and
Kidney C niplainta, are always aggravated by
it. Maay tesort to pills, and aever have a free
evacuation of the bowels without their aid. To
theaa, I say, atop aad consider, as every pill
yon take eoataias mercary, which will in time
oauseyoa to regret the eourse you have taken.
By using Taylor t "tomaoh aad Liver Corrector,
yoa will aot need to take pills, two to to 01 bottles
will aura yen
Far Sale by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicines.
THE BEST MEDICIXE ETE1 MiUL
FOR MAI.
IT. S. TAYLOR,
60LK PROPRIETOR, , -
ltd Wabash Avoaa...H.,w...CHI0AQft
: Bartava-wanwl" -.1 '.sa -