Tuesday, September wn.
rrsnmtva b Fx-Utter.
Order, for J.b Mat.., will -r-KSSi
.tL.tiea .1 th. Aae.e Or.o.,
the eery but .. eed '
CITY.
CITY BULLETIN.
0HICA9 0. BOOK Ml. Al D ? A0III0 ft. ft.
Treias p- oak Island eoiro bast.
Day Express end Mail, 7i5 - m.
Rook Islaad Aeoouiinodetlea, e.0 p. m,
Nighi Express, 10:80 p. m
eonie west ,
Day Ixpre.s eed Me.l, 6:46 a.".
Rook Island Acoamodatlon, le.S a-
lgal Bxpress, :
Hook Islaad Accommodation
Ay. Bureau Jmiotioa
8.00 p.m.
The Day Jtipmi end Mail iu:l
7:2i a. m., hiimIi at Bereea
U. m., for Peoria. , !0:J p.m.
Toe Hight Bxpreas l-via ,7
connects t Biira et F'"'
WXI" iiiT ABBIYB
IOISC SORTa ..ii) e. ae. S:60n. en.
Ik- .
puck Hawk
Bowling
Kdcington
huifulo Prairie..
Andalusia.......
Drury
(press A :
il.
D.it p. uu. ' lliSt W.ea
a u4 Pr'' .. , fr to east and west.
ft. ISLASD A BT. LOUIS R. B
Going North
Bxerosi
Mail
c.iug South
Hail
Kipre.s
Freight
f .!.; at
S.BATB.
Ihi Islaad at
JO a. i
6:0 p !
7:46 a.!
7:00 p.m
s.-e a,
7:30 p. at
These trains Lave Molina south IS min
utes in edveuue of Rook I.leuu iiaij going
.ortb ll minutes after leaving Rook Island.
Trala leave Ceindun going north 1 minutes
-..iraaoeof Rook islaad lima; going eouth
It aniui aftor loaviag thi oity.
Train, leave Oat Valley going north 3 min
utes ia advance of Hok l.laod time; going
oath 5 mlaulee aftar leaving tail ait.
EiCE. ISLAsTO A PHOBIA A. ft.
raou aa islasb ooai tiuii.
Laara. Arrive
Rook Island 7:40 a m 1:00 p
2:10 pas ftatfpm
DAVI5 POET BT. PAUL ft. ft.
QOlJia NORTH.
4aoaiod.kioa Depart 3:14 p
Hall " 7:10 a
OOIXd SOUTH.
Daranport Ixpraaa Arrive 11 :M m
Aotoataiodatioa and aiai " 7:30 p
Tin road aonnaota at lha C. A N. W. oroaning
wllb tha Chioago and North voaUra ftailroad,
for point aaat and watt.
BCnVLIHQIOX, CIOAft ftAPIDi A MIHXi-
BOTA ft. ft.
Vroa Paok Ilaad ta Barltagtoa.
aaagara freai ftoak Ialaad going arar tail
liae will take tha rag alar true goiag veat aa tha
dirUWa af tha O. ft. 1. A 9. ft. ft., eoaaattiag
at Oataaibaa JaaoUoa, aa follow! t
TaCiTllBg'oa, e:Iia. at.
I.oeh Uraad, ;14a. a. :0 p
mm aid oiotifta or haixi.
roar otvioa, aMoaaLL a iiidi i aLooa.
OVriCl HO0S.8 RAILEOAD TIME.
C paa 4ilj, Saadajaaaowtad, at T: a. a.
( loaaa " " " !0 p. m.
(aaaaral DaliTary eloiei at 8:00 p. a.
koa7 Order Oftea epeai at t:00 a. at.
' " " alaaai at O:V0 p. at.
Open Saaday from B;00 a. at. ta IUiOO a .
aaziraa. oum.
DEM0CHT1C CflKTY COMMITTEE
Tbe DemocraU of Rock laland county, will
in Ooonty Oonvention In the city of Bock Jeianu
the Court Hoaee,
0. Monday, S.p-.mb.r
at one o'clock . m., for the purpoaa o,h".V
delegates to the 8tate Coneotlon. . uuaiinat-
Mpnugneia, weaueeaaT, ijoantJ 'itoojui-.
lng cauuiaaiet ior ine r . ;
W? 'SEFSX. ..ffiSSLJia
other bn8lne may Pn,P,l;re.nutlon will be the
: . .7... . v..mir i"""
same aa in me ia -
Cordova s
Port Byron 8
Ooe
Canoe Creek ;
Kuma ... 6
Hiuipon a
Ml!-V.V.V. 18
,.mltteo would recommend that Primary
ga g,turdy, tha 23d Day of BapUmbar,
i thire o'clock P. .. except Hock Inland and Mo
lina, and In those towns al eight o'clock r. K. of that
tee that arraniremeuta aro made for holding the
Primary Meeting.
tfoun Kintler, Jl. . vonneiiy,
Jamea Tarter, H. Hnrlbut,
1. B. Larue, C B. Marshall,
Ambrose Searl, Locius Wells,
Fred I'orkina, John K. Warner,
K. K. Kogera, Jacob Adama,
Wn. Moore, John Forgy,
J. T. Kenworthy, 8ilas Drury.
County Committee.
Rock Island, 111., August 80th, 1871.
DIX0CRATI0 COKXITTES MEETING.
Mem berg of lha Democratic Ward Com
mitteei of the city ara reqaaitad to meet at
the Aboub Office on this (Toatday,) eTe-
ning, September 19th, 1871, at 7 o'clock,
harp, to make arrangement! for call
iofr ward meeting to aelect delegates to tbe
County Convention, which, meets at tbe
Court House on tbe 25 tb inst.
J. Fmtfit CoswaY,"
Chairman City Committee.
TO DAILY SUBSCRIBERS.
'Wa aarnef tl j desire that when any of oar sub.
eoriberi to tha Daily fail to got their papers
delivered by the oarrier boys, that they will ia
mediately report that faot to tha offiae. dtf
Mcscativb Fair aommencei to-day.
New prints j ait received at H. H.Mayo'i
Mrs. Wm, E. Foot it to give a eoncert in
Davenport.
La Rca'a Alabaster
Jobn Bengston.
Cream for sale by
Go to Wadiwortb
tbeir New Oooda.
& Periooa and iee
Fob proceeding! of Board of Supervisor
iee aeoond page.
Da. Hamiltoh of the Peoria Railroad
was in the city to day.
oaioaeo awd b;iii
ivaaroav A wirrni
IT. 8O01S AD SOCTHaal
7:11 a. m.
7:lpsa.
8:0! a. at,
8:00 a. aa.
7:30 p. a
0:10 p. m.
fTBRLiae a oaraaaa
MiLwaraaa A horthwist Ml p. aa.
mux and beyond &:10 p. aa.
iw wiansoe 6:30 p. si.
7.V0 a.m.
10:00 p. aa.
20 a. m.
;J p. as.
6 40 a. m.
:I0 p. m.
8:0! a. a.
8. 01 a. m.
7.1ft a. an.
7:16 a. m.
DR. C00D8.
HOW IS YOUR TIME
TO BIT YOI'R
DRY Q00DS I
AT
MAY BRQ'S
The last pier of the new bridge ii three
courses above the water.
Tin Democrat continues to state that the
iron of tbe new bridge "is fast shaping
itself."
Wastki. Two good eoat makers and
ooe eoed vest-maker at E. Zeis' eloibing
store.
19d2t.
Inflammation of every kind can be quick
ly reduced with Norman's Universal Magio
Liniment. -
Th! delegates to tbe Repablioan State
Convention, to nominate a Congressman-at-Large,
left this morning.
Matviu., Scott county, Iowa, fifteen
miles from Davenport, has a Farmers' Fair
on the 2oth to lth inclusive.
Higbkst cash prioea paid for old iron,
brans, copper, etc, at the Rock Island Iron
Works. BiHcot'K, Bready & Flsmisg.
Write and colored Kid Gloves at H. H.
Mayo's.
Cloths aai Cloakings. Call at Wad worth
Parsons and se tbeir New Gooda.
Lost, on Sunday last, a Knight Templar
emblem. Tbe finder leaving tbe same at
this oo will be soitably rewarded.
Th Largest and Finest Assort
ment of
DRESS GOODS,
YLYEmE,
SUAWLS, kM
FL41VYELS,
LVBR OFFERED IV TEIg CITY.
WE 1IJuT C TXDEBSOLD.
ft AY BROS.
ILUIOIS STREET
Bock Island, - 111.
mey4-dAwlv
TBI BAW11W OHIO B. ft,
In tbeia times of railroad disuters, when
the coming home with corporial fragments
;B box, is tha rale, it is well for the trev
alio? pablio to aalect roads whereon is exer
oiied that careful msnagemenl that ensnrei
safety to life. ; We have spent half of onr
life in traversing the country railroads.
and have vet to eel mixed up in the first
smash-up, or to be tumbled oat of a berth
by collisions or aooidenU. This we attrib
ute to seleoting the beet roads. Not long
since we bad occasion to visit Baltimore and
the East, and herewith touch, our editorial
hat to the excellent Mr. L. M. Cole, General
Western Passenger Ageot of the Baltimore
& Ohio R. R., by whose advise we acted
and passed over bis road in the day time.
From Columbus we went over the Central
Ohio division to the Ohio River. Here a
splendid new iron bridge one of the finest
structures oa the line, crosses the river, atd
the traveler ii on the main line of the road
and can go through without change of cats.
We have seen much fine soenery both in
the East and West, but must oouiess onr
surprise and acknowledge the force of Mr'
Cole's advice when we found oorself passing
through a splendid section of country and
amidst some of the finest scenery in tbe
world, the rich farming country of West
ern Ohio, down through the wild hills of
WettemYirginia, along the bright waters
of the Potomac, and on to Harper's Ferry
so memorable in the nation s war biKtorv
and finally to the City of Monuments.
is a ride well worth taking, and one that
calls to mind many of tbe exciting scenes
that have taken place during tbe last de
oada. There is also a feeling of security
as seated in the fcplendid Pulman Palace
cars, you dash over the double steal ra
track of this excellent road with no fear of
accident or collision, and enjoy the utiri
vailed scenery that lines the
road nearly its entire length.
The Western business of this road is im
mense and constantly increasing, which
considering tbe amount of competition, can
only be attributed to the careful manage
ment and business sagaoity of such men as
Cole, John L. Wilson, Esq .Master of Trans
portation, and James Walsh, tbe agent at
Chioago, who never let slip an opportunity
of adding to its rood name.
We had intended a lengthy aooonnt c
the monumental oitv. but must pass it with
only a reference to one of its most euter
prising citizens, J. J. Kromer, tbe proprietor
of the celebrated "Rosadalis." Those who
have tnisaed an acquaintance with "Jack''
Kromer have missed ooe of nature's most
genuine Ijpes of genial, gentlemanly, whole
aonled mer. and Droorietor of one of tbe
best preparations ever put up. In tkis buM
oens be is assisted, in -the obemical depart,
meet, by Dr. Pogb, a gentlemen of tbe old
school, a scholar and genial companion
To him we are indebted for some
very pleasant drives about that
beautiful ci'y, to Druid Hill Park and other
points of interest. W e also had tbe pleas
ure ot making ice acquaintance ot sat.
David E. Foutz, ooe of the most ausoestfu)
business men of that city. I rom Baltimore
we next visited Philadelphia. One of tbe
chief attractions of that city is the magnifi
oect tire proof, iron from, six story building
reoent'iy erected by Dr. J. H. Schenck, oa
the northeast corner of Sixth and Arch
sireets. It is one of the finest buildings
in tbe city. a perfect beauty in
architecture and desiu, and will be used
for the Doctor's yearly increasing business,
which ii so ably and successfully superin
tended by Mr. Wycoff, an excellent gentle
man, and Mr. Duncan, one of tbe moat ir
repressible geoioses a perfect encyclope
dia of political history and boak-accounts,
as be must be to attend to the Doctors ac
counts. At some future time we shall tell
more of him, and of our further trip to New
York, and the times we had in oompany
with Col. J. B. Danforth, oar old partner
A boy with musio on the brain and none
in bis pea may be ornamental, but when he
writes of "the satisfaction t,f having the
praise pf God appropriately rendered, (by
church choirs,) and in keeping with the ex
cellence of the average preaching of Da
enpoH clergy," he may be appropriately ao-
cueea or possessing sense "in keeping with
the excellence of the average" idiot, provid
ed, however, it be necessary to notice him
an, woion in this case has become very
questionable by frequent and continaal oc
enrrance. ;
AwoMAXlefta happy home in Omaha
some weeks ago, and came to live in Dav
enport with another man. A few days ago
the husband arrived and the 'tother maa
dodged out of the back door and left the
woman to face the mnsie alone. She did
it, and refused to return to the home she
had deserted, and now she and the 'tother
man are indioted for adultery, and the fel-
ow who left by the back door is going
alone now behind the bars. Stealing wives
in Iowa is expensive and dangerous.
Fkw physioians can give a safer or more
etTxctua! prescription for Croup than Nor
mac's Chalybeate Syrup.
There will be a Sociable in- Norria' Hall
Sept. 20th, 1371, to commence at 8 o'clock
P. M. Admiasioa 50 cents for gentleman
and lady.
FOR ILSt.
PIAJY0S AYD ORGANS !
AT
Tohn Zimmerman's
Xa. 10 Main Street,
DASEXPORT, IOWA.
All iaii.am.nl. warranted.
Terns reasonable. aprS-d'aa
The Rev. Mr. Knowtton, of Washington,
Tazewell coanty, has been named by tbe
M. E. Conference as pastor of the M. E.
Church in this eity.
Aw Iowa pedestrian named Baker, an old
plainsman, walked fifty miles in twelve
boors yesterday,' on the Davenport Fair
Grounds. Fifty dollars was the wager.
TaotroH somewhat unpleasant to take at
first, nothing is superior as an appetizer to
Norman's Chalybeate Tomo.
Wadswobth & Parsons make a speoialty
of carpets and mattings. They have just
received a full line of New Goods.
PiGSE&VE TOrS LEaTOEH !
A JUDICIOUS TJSK OF
Frank MUlerV
riCPAIKD
HARNESS GEL
Blacking, for Haraasi, Carriage Tops, Ac,
and his
LRATBBK PHL.KKKVATIVB
AID
WMER PROOF OIL BUCKING
of B'.ot, md 8n , , mMt MMieat woiomy
xn.aa arliol.t are i!w... .li.hL
Koofldist, Smyth
woionfiald.
fas sale by
A saoCanaoll, and J. A M
jelOdwIy
mm am beauty
Ara asasrad those who make ass ef that soagnif
losat eosmelio,
Li RtE'S ALABA8TEC CREAM 2
1,1m who desire a Porf.otEnas.el,
Z'.Zj Uanuo, and dalieate parfaaas eon
to iaaao ' 0,a,r- I s, as a haautifler
Superior t My tlcU lhe WorJd
,..0N TUL PB0VKS THIS.
- -7 ll Ull
uouu..
maySdAi
Jobn B.ng.ton.A
Ullll &n J n.u.. 1. W
UV, .. " " -'"J
a. LIS Prnn.i.ir..
- - - r
Hartford. Cam.
Et, aook Islaad.
PAVING AND HOOFING.
sa
The Weslern PaFingttta0flng Co,
rs now prepared to lav the Celebrated
r-.i-oie Oement !
With ds.pateh and uarfeotiaa
it is i no orftt mata tal kaowa for Pavina
w aia., atmu, Callara. Btabloa. Bm.ii.a
BaMmanUof tthups, Paotoriaa, Ao.
A p.rfaotly raliabla
Gu.raataed for 10 yanra Old Bhiaclas and aew
aoatad, raad.-iog tkk Rra proof, and aaakiag
tha old as geed as naw Bhp eoraer ef Deir
ani Water ata , rasldoaa emn o- twao swd
Wktar.traota. B1L80N PAL at IK,
a.alottaa Baslaass Maaager
James G. Besestt, 27 years of age, five
feet nine inohes high, dark hair, dark com
plexion and black eyad, dressed in brown
coat, dark pants and vast a noted barglar,
escaped from a Lincoln, Neb., officer on
Sunday night al the Burns House, JJaven-
port, as he was going to the oars. This in
bis second esoape.
H. H. Mayo sells
Harbor carpet warp.
tbe oelebrated Tag
I r we may believe the spavined organ of
the Republican party in this county we do
not allude to the Moline Review our mod
est Ciunty Clerk, Major James Micbae
Beardsley, is a candidate for Congressman
at-Large. We are like many others in this
vioinity, in that we would as soon see Jeems
step into Logan's old boots as any other Re
publioan in the State, if it were not for one
thing. It would be moat too bad to send one
so pure and guileless into the seething oe.s-
pool at Washington. Bnt as death loves
shining mark be will be among the early
slain when the convention meets, and
such scarred and weather beaten champions
of the political arena as Oglesby enters.
However, Jeems is like Oglesby ia one re
speot. He don't want the offioe and won'
take the nomination nnless he is seduced
into it, by the pure minded persuasion of
M. T. Weiser, who has gone to the conven
tion to distinguish himself among the other
office seekers. "Jeems" has intimated tons
that he is a little afraid of the results,
if nominated, and could we say anything to
cheer, or encourage, we would gladly do so
Courage Jeems remember what the boy
wrote home to his fa. her.
Grapei ad Grape Juice. The prioeof
grape! is now so low that everybody will
feel it neoessary to procure a supply for
jelly, preserves, Ac, and many will desire
the j aloe for making wine.
The grapes grown at the Rook Island
Vineyard are regarded by connoissaures aa
very superior in flavor, and stand at the
head of the list with buyers. Orders left' at
the book stores of Crampton tc Co. or Wal
ter S. Gates & Co. will receive prompt at
tention. Pure grape juice with or without
sugar 80 cents and $1.00 per gallon.
Rev. J. II. Rhea, for two yeais pastor of
the M. E. Church in this oity, has been
transferred from the Central Illinois Con
ference to tbe Upper Iowa Conference.
The church in this city will part with bim
with regret, and will follow bim with the
kindliest feelings of remembrance and
friendship. Positive in thought and forci
ble as a speaker; radical in politics, yet lib
eral in religions theories, his daily inter
course with men fully exemplified the faith
be professed, and gave him a strong hold on
the respect of all classes. We ara almost
disposed to n a al, an th wiadom of the
church in deprWins; ns of so highly re
speeted a citizen. Rock Inland's best wish'
es will accompany him to his new field of
labor.
All who have ever a sad it say that Nor
maa's Chalybeate Cough Syrup ia unequalled
for Croop, Colda. Ac. Sold everywhere.
Liners I Lioeaal I Wadswrth & Parsons
have just opened a larca lot of every thing
in linen goods.
New Clotdiwci Hocse. Mr. Isaac Bam
berger, a relative of Bamberger our dry
goo is merchant, will open an extensiv
clothing house next week, in Mr. Freis
building, formerly occupied by tbe Revolu
tion Store. The stook will be purohas
at first hand for colli, and be placed upon
the market at cash prioes. It is Mr. Bam
berger's intention to open tbe largest and
best selected stock of clothing, gents' for
nishiog goods, hats and caps ever brought
In tha nil and for this DUrDOSO. he end
""VI ' '
Mr. A. Bamberger, whom we know has had
over twelve year's experience in this line
of business, left for tbe East last evening to
seleot and make the proper purohases.
n... in n",nfl with Affue. when
one to three boxes of Norman s Ague fin
ill poeitively cure you.
n.i.rml TtUnVatatt Wadsworth ii
Parsons are now in receipt of tbeir Fall im
portations of white, grey and blue Maokinaw
blankets.
I fr?n V W. L. Sweeney, grand rep
resentative. and Past Grands E. Krell,
B. Knox and H. Burgower, are in Chioago
attending the annual meeting of tbe Grand
I.odff. of tha United States. PM "rno
Cottar and Stoddard are expected to g -
this evening. There is a party going from
Davenport this evening oompoted 0t Jon
Gondaker. Grand Master of tbe I..U. V.
at Iowa: John Halev. Grand Marshal of the
same jurisdiction! Geo. W. Ashton, S,
Mitchell, and John Garrett, all of Haven
port Lodge No. 7.
At His Dtmse Aoaib. We afe pleased
to see Mr. H. C. Wivill. the gentlemanly and
eooompliahed book-keeper and salesman at
Bamberger's, at his post again, bale, hearty
and good naturad as ever, after bis short
'llness.
X.GGAX ec&usssr.
or Moth t Patches, Freckles !
AMD TAIf. s v
UBS PKBBT'S MOTH A FRBCKLB LO
TION. It is reliable aadhamless. Bold
by every Druggist la Rock Islaad and elsewhere.
Prepared ealy by Dr. B. C. Perry, 49 Bond Bt.
Hew Tork. - r v .
PIMPLES ON THE FACE.
T70R 00MIQOKES, BL A OK-WORMS OB
i Grabs, Pimply : Eruptions and Blotched
DisSgaretioas oa the race, eaa r.rry s uoeaeaou
as t Piapla Remedy. It is or , sad .arete
ablt. Prepared only by Dr. B. O. FERRY,
Dermatolocist. 49 Bond Street, New York
Sold by every Drsggist ia Book Islaad and else'
where. itiiiasina
j&oiftdftUft, tha Great Blood Tcrifler
and Renovator.
Baevihobb, Jaa. 1st, IMS.
Senilsmsa : It affords me pleasure to add my
testimony to tbe weadarfal affects of your truly
axeelieat medicine Ro.adalis. ' After suffering
for two years from a shattered eoattitntioa, with
searealy a hope of restoration te my nioal health
Iwaaindaeed to try your ftosadalis; af'er ta
king aoeordlng to yoar directions, fire bottles, I
eau traly say that I have beaa completely re
stored, as my many friends knew, aad I believe
solely by tbe use of your medlelae. I eordially
recommend it as aa excellent renovator and pu
rine of the blood. Traly yours,
JOHB OOX,
d-w Coiner Gay and Lombard streets.
ii. n. gardher & co. PLOW CQMP'WY
: VATflffiB.L 1
t.l-aA",A0""", ' Maiiixfactiirers of
LEATEEB BELTING ! -
Oases, ltt Washington Street,
Bairalo -. .17. TT.
Tannery, SSI Banesa street.
aoto-dod-t,t,s-ly
LIME AND CEMENT !
Winkeop's Cordelia White Fin
ishlag Lime.
PORT BltCS & 0ATE.1PORT LIME.
LOUISVILLE AND UT1CA CJ,-jOLINE,
riiS3iEB riEis,
LiSDPLASTEH,
w PL18TEBISG BUR,
XTO., ? ETC.; ITC
eS dtf MATTH1W8 A CO., ft. oh Island
A.STI3
ILLS.
T7adiwortlt sk, Vartons,
Ara now receiving tbeir Fall importations of
Carpets. They have In stack a full Una of Body
Tapestry Braasals, Three-ply, Isgrain, Wool
Dutch, Heap and otb.r grades, and a large ai
sertmast of Oil Cloths, Uattingi, Rags, Aa.
ROBINSON'S
EXCELSIOR
Jnst Opened at Bamberger'!.
A aew and splecdid assortmaat of Dress Goods,
sonsisting of Foreign and Amerioan Silks, Jap
aaeae, Plain and Figured Popliaa, Satia Btripei,
Plaid, of all descriptions, Y.lvetines, Baekiags
Waterproof Shawls, 6a.qaes, Furs ta groat va
riety. Bed Bnreadr, Blankets, a full liae of Kait
goods, ftablas. Hoods and Children's Sack..
larg. and well selected stook ef Staple goods,
tnt's Farnisniag Goods; also Agent for the
famous Amana Goods and the eUebrated Risteri
and Xblaaa Corsets, all of which will ba sold at
tha lowest living rates. Clotbtag made to order
Trs pared aad sweetest Cod-Liver Oil ia
the world is Haiard A Caswell's, made oa the
sea-shore, from fresh, saleeted livers, by Caa
well, Hasard A Co., Kaw Turk. It ia absolutely
par. and rae.l. Patients who have ones takea
it prefer it to all others. Physieiaaa have de
ided it saparior te any of the other oils ia
market. feb27dfri-sat,wweow.
lND
GRAND
MENAGERIE!
a&aaaes
WILL EXHIBIT AT
ROCK ISLAND
O N
Monday, Sept. 25th, 1871
ADMISSION 50 CENTS
CHILDREN 25 "
"Dont open at I and 7 o'oloek, P. M.
aeptlS-dlw
6ERMAN1A INSURANCE COM?
OF CHICAGO, ILL.
Oaih Capital, 4200,000.00
nrpluft, $57,80.04
Dbdrice & Sbaw, Agents,
apr21-dly Rock Island.
JOSIAH GATES & 60X8,
lianaiaeturars of
Was ''.yji'tf -gyjtaAJt"
FiiiE mum hose
Leather Belting,
Superior Lace 1 earner.
and Factory so pp lias generally.
LOWEL t. - A 8
an k;rM. f FTRB ENGINE H08B. made
from thebe.t quality of Philadelphia and Balti
more Oak Leather, and pnt together with Tinned
Rivets, a new improvement which prevents
them from corroding and rotting the Jeatser,
je14deedly
7 V
This CamDanv. witli incroassed famlitipd
factoring for the coming season, a greater variety than usual hoth in
size and style of their superior Plows, among which will be found the
STUBBLE ; OR, OLD GROUND,
(BOTH WOOD AND IROX BEAM?.)
TCXS0SUL.
shavingai Bathing Palace, Breakers of every size & style,
SINGLE SHOVEL PLOWS,
Double Shovel Plows, iron and Wood Beam,
Michigan Double Sod and Sab-soil Plow,
ILLINOIS STREET.
A. I. jTOAB, ....jProFtietor
Late Foreman at tha Brigga Hoase, Chicago
SB, Partiealar attention givea to Haur Oat
Hag. ' myl4-tf
TllLOEIHGi
8CS1M1TT ft M1RSCI1LL,
Merchant Tailors, Five and Nine Tooth Cultivators,
ALSO THE CELEBRATED
CloalBg- ont Bale.
Aisa is now selling good fast color Lawn.
at 20o ; Freaeh Orgaadies worth 60e al 40e ;
Freaoh Lawns worth ."6e at 30o; Percales worth
30. at 20a; French Ginghams worth Me at lie;
do wcrth Sf!!at20c; Samaier Poiihas worth M
aad 76c at -to; do worth 40 and 50o at 2:o.
Plaid., Poplias worth 40 and 50o at I6c ; Tan-
urlinei worth 60o at 40o; a few Lao S hawls very
eheap; Summer Shawls at half priee; Laoee aad
White Trimmlr.g. very eheap.
Aikea will will aell any kind a f goods mush
below regular prioes, as he is determined to get
ont of traSe. je3dtt
CoiPFtD Hasds, faee, rough skis, pimples,
ring-warm, salt rheam, and ether aataneoas af
feetieas, eared, and the akia made soft and
smooth, by nsing tbe Juniper Tar Soap made by
Caswell, Baaard A Co., Sew Tork. It ia mors
eonvenient aad easily applied than other reme
ptea, avoiding tha treable of the greasy eom-
poands now ia o.e. m-t,weow,
Have remeved to Illinola si., Bear Waahingtoa
Keek lalaao, wbaretbey bavea saoek a piase
goods, aad ara prepared te make ap eiothing to
order. Perfect fits guarantees. Cleaaioc,
Seoariag, Csttiag and repairiag dene ehsaply
and prouiptl . A ih.T of enttam r.speetfaliy
Mialted. They ha- stck of Rady
Mae utouing. mchSd
2Sai TS2f issur
a. rowaas.
j. .. ruimi.
OiAVaUrwa
ftaek Island Lodge Me. 18, 1. O. O. F., naaaa
every Hoaday eTanlng at Odd Fallows Hn,
soatbeast eoraer of Illinois aad Bagle Sts., st
T e'elaak r. a.
Locis V. Bcksardt, K. G.
M. H. UcGiVRaa, R. S.
Teung Kaa's Llhraiy Asieclatiea.
The reoms ef the Young Kaa's Library Asia-
eiatioa are ocea from 10 A. M. aatil IS F. M
every day axaapt Saadays. A large and well
alMteJ. HMitaut of warka now aa haad.
Tickets three dollar., whisB eaa always be pra-
aarad ef th. S.oratary. maytdly.
Temple of Eonorl
Roek Island T.mple ef Honor Be. IT, meeta
ev.ry Tharadaj evening, and Social Temple No.
8, every Taesday evening at ? e'elock, at Odd
i allows Ball, C. at. HINKT, W.C.T.
A. A. Bcrrca, W. P.. d.o22 dif
GREAT REDUCTION IN TEAS !
BT TUB
Hong Kong Tea Com'y,
Branch House, Pal act Rear,
ROCK ISLAND, ... ILLS.
Whet a we are oBWriag aartvalled Teas, at the
same low prteea aa at their "B aetata Heme."
By Impartial Teas ia earge lota, tkay aaabla
s te retail to the eaasamer at extremely low
prises. Don't fall to vi.it the Bong Eoag Tea
store, at reieoe Hew, Where will ba toned the
Saest, narast and freshest Teas, Coffees aad Spl
een, at priee. bay cad eompatittee.
myidwiae POWAK.1 fRBKMAX, Ag'U
Brandy for the Kitchen.
wvV mbVrW.
Thli Cognac poor la Cuisine
a para brandy of bigb proof and delicate fla
vor, iadi.pen.iMe to enlinary parpoaes; aad as
a beverage ia nnesrpassed by any other Franek
Brandy.
No family should be withoo it, as it is eip.
elall) adapted for cases ef sieknesa.
Sianafaotnr.d by
BTjrTJZEl ST rSJSSJD,
C haloes snr Saoae.
Var sale by all Druggi.ts and Grooers. Ad
dress order to
CHAt. F. FOERPTBR A CO.,
Depot !0, (22 aad 124 Hnbbard street,
- CHICAGO,
ele agents for tbe United 6tates, .
SJiayJ-docAwflm
The ladiaa of America, from their peeuliar
habits, are said to be the moat aahealthy ia the
world, also to "offer most when about to became
mothers. D'. Telpao'a Pilla are a great alas
sing to all ladies, as they regulate aad asalat na
ture. Bold by all good Druggists.
Mashood! Wlmasbood. Who msy marry,
who net, why, 10S pagee, scaled. Impedimenta;
Causes and Care. Bend 25e. Dr. Whittier, 61T
St. Charlea strest, Bt. Lonis, Me.
Medical.
Attention la called te tbe advertisement of Dr.
Bohaacan, of St. Loaia, Mo. HI. r.p.iatioa is
that of one ef the most snooessfal phy.ioiaas ia
his speciality la tha West.
DB- H. OLia,
The Eminent Ooaiist and Aurist af Chioago, will
oe ia Rook Island, at the Harper Hoaee, en
tha Brat .Friday after the Aral Monday ia
aoh moatk, for tha parpose of treat
ing all diseases of tbe Eye aad Xar,
whether kargioal or otherwise. Operauoasfar
0aiarao.,.ross eyea, staphyloma, cloture of tha
taaxdaot, Ao. French artificial eyes inserted
without pais. Chioago offioe 1:9 Soutli Clark
stieet. eepS-dAwly
A bright, healthy oaUe is a peroscial spring
of joy in every wall-svguloted tauily, and where
is that fataar, who after the strife and tcrmotl of
bnaina.a, on rsiiring to his home, is not heauiled
of care by the innooent prattle of his child 7
Perhaps this father is a worldly maa, and mak.s
gold nis luoi, no msy have bean eaueoesciol man,
aad amassed riobes. let piaee his child on the
slsk bed, aad ail his gold is at tne disposal of the
physlciaa, and tha only retura he asks la the res
toration of health to his ahild. Fathers I Moth
ers l would you preserve yoar child in health 1
Then listen to us. There is one prevailing oauae
ef tbe disease la ohiidrea, and that oauae is
worms. If this eausa ef dieease is aet removed,
yoar child will siekea aad die, or linger a sufief-
ing invaiis for Ufa. Wa present te yon an infal
lible remedy for worm. ; it is
Sr. Judaea's Dead Bkot Worm Candy,
aad Is pat up ia the form of a stiok of eaady, aad
e pieaaaat to tha taste, that eRildrea greedily
tease for It. It is purely vegetable, aad eannet
hurt the smallest child. Ask for Dr. Judsod s
Dead Shot Worn Candy. For sale everywhere
at 30 cents per paokage. W. H. O0M8TOC&,
dec! gole Proprietor.
Ia aambere there is safety. It was upea this
prlaoiple that the formula of Jccsoa s Moca
taib Haaa Pile was prepared. Dr. Jud.oa,
Intending to apend a fortune ia advertising his
pills, subm'tted his reeise to the revision of the
mast Intelligent and learned pkysielnaa af the
age, and the resettle a simple hat most affiea
eieus mea tolne tbe Jdbsos's Hocstaib Baas
Fills. Taey parify the blood, remove all cb
trnatlons, eieanse tha skin ot all pimples aad
e atehes, and are parfaotly sure aad safe la their
operatloa. The Jnases'S Mocbtaib Haas
Filu euro BUlleasaess, Female irreguiarities,
Beadaahe, aad many of the dieeeaes arlaiag
(rem impure blood aad a deranged d'gession.
Csethe Jad.on's Mouataia Barb P'lls, aaS
whan yoa have proved their virtue reoommead
them to yoar frieads. They are both sagat
eoated aad plain. Fat sale everywhere.
If yoa de aot feel wall you send for a doctor
be sails upon yoa, looks wise, sore wis some
hieroglyphics apoa a piaee ef paper wliioa yea
take to a drag store aad there pay SO eeate te
tl 00, beside, tbe d etor's fee, for a remedy
aina times out of tea aot half ao goad as Dr.
Morse's ladiaa So t Pills, which easts bat It
cents par box. Be yoa think tha farmer tha
beat, beoane yoa pay the meet for Itf Ii yea
do, we adviaa yon to use, Just as aa expeti-st-Bt,
th. Morse's -ladiaa Rest PIUs. Taey
are prepared frees a formula, proeoansed ba
tha aaest leaned physicians of ear eoantry, te
be the beat aad moat aaivaraal of family me
dleiaes. The Morse's ladiaa Root Pills ears
Headache, Liver eoeeplaiat, Indigos tioa, Dys
pepsia, Female irregularities, As., aad are pat
a bath sagar-eeatod aad plala. Alva them
Mak laid a all Aeaiars.
fS . 5 s s: vj
w' T !. Jsdaii ill
A-H .l(Ssg PHI
T-4 2l - ' Ml
XS si tCy
To which we would call 6pecial attention. Ia a sale of over six thou
sand the past year, it has given entire &atif action, and proved to be the
Best Walking Cultivator uow in Use.
Its principal points of excellence are inventions of our own, and secured
to us by Letters Patent. We present it to the Farming public on its
own merits.
Our Plows and Cultivators are of the best material, made up with
great care, and are not excelled, if equalled by any made in the "W est.
Feeling confident they will stand the test of thorough examination
and trial, we would respectfully ask all who wish for Jirst-cliss imple
ments to look at our Plows and Cultivators before purchasing any others.
Letters of enquiry or orders, will have prompt and careful attention if addressed to
rao&raxi now co.,
Moline, Anguat 28, 1871. ; MOLINF, ILL.
ST. LOUS.
CHELTENHAM
FIEE BRICK
AKD
Claj Retort Works !
EVKSb & HOWARD, Pr.prietors,
Menufecturere of
Fire Brick, Gas House Tile,
Clay Retorts, B'att Furnace TUt,
Flain A Ornamental Chimney Tovt,
Sewerage Pipe from 3 to 30 in. Diameter
And all articles usually made of Fire Clay.
OSae, 100 Ssu'.h Eleveath street,
soh-dly IT. LOUIS, M.
QSLOCZXXSf. Ac
VS. SW . AIA.AA Try
(Successor to ROET. KCEHLER.)
Cor Illinois and Eagle Ftp.,
HOCK ISLAND, ... ILLS
Dealer ia
GK0CEKlES,PR0ViSIOSS
Qaeeaaware, Coffee, Sugar, Frnit and
Vegetables.
Th Cheapest Store la tbe City
Cash paid for Country produce. Farmers
call and eiamiae bis first-class stook.
Goads delivered ia tha aity free. febldd
MOLINE PLOW WORKS !
(ESTABLISHED BT JOUN DEEPvE IN 1847.)
DEEBE & GOs
Manufacturers of the Genuine
MOIjIMS PIiOW
Deere's Walking Cultivator !
KNOWN -AS TIIE OLD KELIABLE.
FZX.B BZTZZiratTU&BaU
Orar Three Hundred Actual rirai
rot orjt witit it :
Mora thaa
$5,000,000.00
vFrth af Proa.rij gTcd froa tha
t iamti.
TBI
BA'BCO'C
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HE EXTINGUISH
f . W. lAHWIti, EaereUry,
IS Wasklaftoa Street, Caieage.
Iaiaraaee Compaaies reduce rata, wk.re ft '
latredaead. TAe everamaat has a'ontod it
' . - ; tS.
Jew Pats eat Baralai leraseae. Tar, e
ieerad Its ileeerd.
afctl.37 ?itUT0 71 adapted to all aorts and conditiors of
tabrao Onltlrators Warranted. All our Flaws Hear
MOIflNEeHjIi,
ADDRIS8 ALL 0RDIRS TO
niayl5d&wtf
BBB&B sfc CO., BZoliae, 11.
IXANDER STEEL,
(FOBMEBLY OF HARPER & STEEL.)
BBAZjm xa .
HABDWARE, IRON, NAILS,
MEOHAXIC8' TOOLS,
AKD
"7aasoi3:-3Vi:si,i3Lr43 stools..
Sfoa. A . 3 Arg-as Building-. Bast Basle Street,
(OPFOBITI POST 0FFICI,)
tCI I8L1ID, " - - - " - ' ILLISOIS.
I am now offerinff an entirely new stock of eooda. and would
respectfully call the attention of my old friends and the general public
to the same, and shall endevour to merit your patronage.
xtespecuuiiy, , . , ; . AUbA. tilhhh.
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