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(FORMERLY OF HAgPER 4 STEEL.)
;iBAXiSm xxr
EARDWARE, IRON, NAILS,
meoh:a.ic8' tools,
AND-
"VsoML-aslaLors tools:.
Woi. a A 3 Argus BuildiDy, Bast Bag-la aUreet,!
SOCK ISLaXD,
(OFT0SIT1 P08T OFFICE,)
ILLINOIS.
t-s&T I 'Q now offering an entirely new stock of aroods. and would
respedtfoUy call the atteatioa of my old friends and the general public
to the. sarao, and shall endevour to merit your patronage.
liespectfally, ALEX. STEEL.
Bag ts.tf
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Agricultural Steam Engines!
EQtaLWl) IT IJ0JS I COMBINED MERITS OF CAPA(lTv, EC0S05IT,
DCtiBIUTI MJIPLIC.TT, 1KD PEBFECTIOX.
AD APTKD EXPRESSLY TO
fcrala . TarftsUag, Wood aal Shingle Sawing, Cottoa Ginning
And various other service oa the Firm and Plantation. Huaereds are in Me, accomplishing more
u4 bettor wrlt, with (tntai satisfaction anieeoeomy thee can tetfMtid with any ether pwn
Thse AO RtCULPUKAL ESQCSI! ere not eo Kiporim.it, BUT A SUOCKSS of many yearn
Trial and Prof the rat ult of saeay years' perfection. Among their ehiel merits are
SIMPLICITY AID STB.EXG IB OF CONSTRUCTION ;
aot requlriag the (kill of aa experienced Engineer to ate, aor the expense of a maehinlit to re
pair er keep la erder.
Oa ftf thaaa Bag-laes Tareihad 41,000 Bastaelt of Grain is 83
Says. last Saason, aarnlag1 $1,986.
Descriptive Cirealarsoj these, and alio of oar PORTABLE and STATIOHERT KNQIXKS,
will be Uruuhadon application to WOOD, TABKR A MOKSK,
Eatob, Madisob, Co., N. T.
a-Oae of these F.ngiaes aan he seen at this OBce. jail
PHILADELPHIA.
ROBERT WOOD.
TITOS. S. KOOT.
PHILADELPHIA
OililM IROI
EOBBET "WOOD & CO.,
M AN i' PA CITHERS Of
Fountains, Vases, Statuary,
Verandahs, Saauier Houses, Arbors, Chairs,
SKTTKKS, Aco.
CAST AND WROTJGHT-XROH RAILINGS,
For Pahlie Buildis; anl 8 laurel, Cemetery Lots. Garden Feacss, Balconies, Koof Creitings, ete.,
in great variety of palterae.
I BOX STAIRS,
a ir 1.1 an 1 i'.riifht, of vrioui patteras and etyles. Special attsation given this elate of work.
LAMP POSTS.
Far Fronts of PaVls BaiUing, Hotels and City Streets of Plain and Elaborate Designs.
STASLE-FITTIS'OS.
) east ei wranjht iron of aew improved style,, each as bay raska, stall divisions, maagere,
harness br.tezets. getters, traps, ventilators, Ac.
WIRE WORK.
jt jvsry i.tjripriee. Wire guards eforisnped wire, galvanised or paiated, in plaia or ernasnea
tal patterns, fjr eta.-e doers and windows, faotorj, warehoase windows. Railings for offices, Basks,
oualerrailiegsa baleeaies, laws and farm fences, Ao.
GATES
For oatraoje to C jin jteri.s, pablio s-nerea aad gentlemen's country seats, of gas tnbiag er wronght
ir is, ta si a ;le a i i d u vie. in elaborate anil simple designs. Ate, agents lor hi Alio rsi
TStr StOS TAL aal VAULT LIGHTS, made by Brown Brothers, Chioago. Estimates
si t 1 ji.jai siot s ajjsb. atioa, itating the elaa of work desired, Purchasers may rely on
hvvia t all -iielei oarefeUy bezed and skipped to the plaoe of destinatiun.
BRONZE WORK,
Sto.txxctiryi Bronzes
FROM ARTISTS' MODELS,
Colossal, Heroic or Life Size,
Kale and finished In the highest style of art.
Of wirk sails by as we enumerate the following
WARD'3 IS9IA Hri TEH and DOS, Central Park, Xew York.
WARDS CITIZIH SOLDIER. Central Park, Hew fork:
WAHD'3 COMMODORB PbRRT, Newport, R.I.
TBOaJPSOil'S GE5. SEDQEWIOK, West Poiat.
aaraains to
h. K. brows, j. q. ward, l. thompsov.
J. A.BAILKV, L. W.V0LK. BORATIO STONE,
All pr iminent artists, for the fidelity and finish ef ear work.
Ornamental Brnze Sailings for Banks and Insurance Offices.
Particular attention girea to this having tilled up several of the most prominent officee in this
city and Hew York.,
DRINKING FOUNTAINS, 1'OR STREET USES.
A farylare iortiBot ot dsiif nif if.ris!y for thii pnrpoa
J. WtvA Vnipri, H H. McDrwtin St O, lr.;t-.&
Oa Ark,tM VRuMim, Cn ukI U CoiMrj srt, N T.
MILLION! Jlcnr Tf-iitiinT t iheir
Wonderful Cafativo Klleri.
They are not a Tile Fame 7 Urlak, Made of roor
Rum, Whisker. Proof Spiriia nntt Kelan
11 tan era doctored, Bpiced and wetened to please the
ttvte,lled "Tonicm" "Appetisers, ,,Ilestorrs,1&c.t
that lead the tippler 011 to dranketrnsfi and ruin.hut are
atrae Medicine. made fromthc Native IlootR and Herbs
ot Calirorma, free from nit Alcoholic HUmn
lanta. They are the ii K EAT RMtOD PTHT
FJEKand A LIKE lMt I C 1 1'LE,
a perfect Renovator and lnviKorntor of the SyBteta,
e&rrytng'oS all poisontci s matter and rstori ng thebtood
to a henlfchy condition. No penoi eitn take thcue Bit
ters according to directions tuid rcirioin long nnweii,
provided their bones ore not destroyed by mineral
poison or other means, and the vital organs wasted
beyond the point of repair.
They are n enile Pot Rnlive xn m-ll an a
Tonie, poiteBsinp, :do. the jeruliur iiiht of.actiiijE
m a powerful njrvnt In relieving CuijjeKtkn, or Inftara
rmttion of the Liver, atid all theVifiremt Orjrnns.
FOR FEMALE COM TLA 1 NTS, in young or
old, married or RiiHIe, at the dawn of womanhood or at
Uie turn of HTe. Uiese Tonic Bitters have no equal.
For Inflntntnatorr nnd ChroHie It hew ma
ilNin nnd 4ant lyprpwia or Indiirestion,
Riliouse Kei-nitirnt nnd Intermittent Fe
vera, liensee of the Blood, Liver, Kid-
Beys and Bladder tiiese lit tier have been most
snoeemful. Sneh IMs'npn?s are canned by Vitiated
Blood, which i generally prodnord by derangement
of the Digestive Organs.
HVS1EIMA OR IMHGKSTION, Bead
ache, Psin in the Shoulders, Coughs, Ttctitness of the
rhe!t, Pi22inM, Sour :nirtatiMis of tiie Stomach,
Had Tadte in The Mouth, ittlious Attacks. I'alpitatioD of
the Heart, Irrtismination of tlml.ons, Pain n there
sTioos sf tlie Kidneys, and a hundred other patnRii symp
toms, are tlie oflpritijni of JJyipepsia.
They (nvicnrate the Stomarh and stimulate the torpid
Lifer and ,, irhu-Ii rentier tiiem of unequal led
elficjecr in clfnsina: the biootl of all itiiparities, and ini
eartini; new life and vior to the wtmleitrfitprn.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions. Tetter. Halt
Rlieum, Blotches. Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Car
bnncles. Rtnir Worms. Srald Keswi, Sre Ryes, Rrrfdse
(aa. Itch, tieurfs, Jhsroinraonnt- ih- km, Huinorvand
l')teuAes of tha tSktn.of what Mine or nature, are
tiura)lv due up and carried out of the system in a short
time by the Ur ol these Btrter. One Imttle tn sucli
canes wdl cue vines the most incredulous of their cura
live eflects.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whem ver ym Bud tts Im
suritisa bursting thronir!i tlie skfn hi !impls, "Erup
tions or Sores ; cleanse it when you find it obstructed
and aliieckh in the vfins ; cleanse it when it in foul,
and your feelings will teli yon when. Keep the 14ood
pure, and the health nf the svt-m wiEl follow.
Pin, Tno. nnd oilier Worms, lurking in the
system of so many thousand, are effectually destroyed
and removed. Pays a riistinmished phystoloK-mt,
there is scarcely an individual upon the face of the
esrts wlmse ln-dy is ,-icinpt from the presence of
worms. It fs not upon The healthy elementu of the
body that wonus pxirtt. hut upou the dtsfsseit humors
and slimy deposit thHt t-ed thT,se Iivint? mnnsten of
diufase. No System itf Meiicine. no vermifusess, no
anthelmintics will free tiie system froui woims like
these Bitters.
3. WALKEK. Proprietor. R D. McDONALD & CO
Druggists and Geo.. Agents, Francnwo. California.
and 38 and M Commerce STrn-t, New i'ork.
arsULl BY ALL DBU UO.?T3 AND DBALKRS.
1DDBE88 15D ES0LGT10S8
CF TBI
Liberal Eepnblican Csnrention.
HELD AT
Cincinnati, May 1, 2, and 3.
OFPICIAI. COPY.
rmnxc.
HOUSE AND STEAMBOAT
F. SME1L0X,
(Late of the firm of Bmealon A Slemnier,)an
aonnees tnat ae xs prepared to ee
HOUSB, SlflN ASI) STB AM BOAT PATNT-
IS8, PAPBB HASiQlNQ, CALC0M1S-
IHO.Ao., Ae.
All work preisptiy exeented; in ihehighest
style of the art, et short notice.
Bhop en Bast Bagle Street, opposite the Gal
Works. febSMt
To (he people of the United States:
The administration now in power has
rendered itself guilty of wanlon disregard of
the, laws of tit land, Aad of usurping po srert
not granted by tbe constitotion ; it haa act
ed as if the laws bad binding tores) only for
these who are governed, and not for those
who eovern. It has thoe atrnek a blow at
tbe fundamental principle, of constitutional
government and the liberties of the citizen.
The President of tbe United State has
openly nsed the powers and opportunities of
bis high office for tbe promotion of person
al ends.
He has kept notoriously corrupt and
unworthy men in places of power and respon
sibility, to tbe detriment of tbe pablio inter
ests. . He has used tbe pablio service of the gov
ernment as a machinery of corruption and
personal influence, and has interfered with
tyre met. I arrogance ia the political affairs of
states and muncipauties.
He bas rewarded with influential and lu
crative officios men who had acquired his fa
vor by valuable presents, thns stimulating
the demoralization of our political life by his
ooospicious example.
lie has shown bimselt deplorably unequal
to the task imposed npon him by tbe neces
sities of the country, and culpably careless
of the responsibilities of bis high office.
1 he partisans ot the administration as
suming to be the Hepablieaa party, and con
trolling its organization, have attempted to
justify soch wrongs and palliate such abases,
to the enc of maintaining partisan ascend
ancy. They have stood ia tbe way of necessary
investigations and indispeusibie reforms,
pretending that nu serious fault could be
fonnd with the present administration of
public affairs, thus seeking to blind the eyes
of tbe people.
They bave kept alive tbe passions and re
sent teens of the late war, to use them for
theii' own advantage ; they bave resorted to
arbitrary measures in direct conflict with
the organic law, instead of appealing to the
better instincts and latent patriotism of the
southern people by restoring to them these
lights, the enjoyment pi which is indispen
sable to a successful administration of their
local affairs, and would tend to revive a pa
triotic and hopefol national leeung.
They brve degraded themselves and the
name of their party, once justly entitled to
tbe confidence of the nation,by abase syco
phancy to the dispenser of executive power j
and patronage, ncworlhy of republican iree- j
men ; they have sougnt to silence the voice
of just criticism, and stitle the moral sense
of the people, and to subjugate public
opinion by tyrannical party discipline.
Ihey are striving to maintain themselves
in authority for seibsh ends by an unscrupu
lous use of power the which rightfully
belongs to the people, and should be em
ployed only in the service of the country.
Believing that an organization thus led
and controlled can no longer be of servioe to
the bests interests of tbe republic, we bave
resolved to make an independent appeal to
the sober judgment, conscience, and patriot
ism of tbe American people.
HAWLEY IH A TIGHX PiVACS.
Judge Eustace has evidence that Hawjey
knew what he seemed to deny knowing.
Ia a letter to tbe Chicago Tribune, dated
Dixon, Ag. 21, Judge Eustace says :
"Mr. Hawley bas published an article in
tbe Rock Island Union, in which be denies
that any such statements were made at any
conversation between tbe President, Judge
Wilson, and himself; and tbe tame paper
follows this dental with a charge that Judge
Wilson had, at a public meeting at Kewane,e
sustained tbe correctness of Mr. llawley's :
denial; and thereupon tbe editor pronounces
my statement a base fabrication.
"The denial by Mr. Ilawley only goes to
tbe point as to whether the statements were
made by tbe President in his hearing ; but
thejtwo articles, taken togelber,were intended
to create the impression that the 1 resident
never made the declaration.
"It now appears to be true that the Pres
ident was twice interviewed in relation to
Judge Wilson's removal, once by Mr.
Hawley and Judge Wilson, and once by the
lion. Mr. Fitch, of Nevada.
"It may be that what was said at tbe two
conversations has been intermingled; but I
have abondent evidence to establish tbe fact
that, if what I have stated was not said to
Mr, Hawley, it was well known to bim ; so
that bis denial, while it may be technically
true, was not intended to la a denial of the
substantial matters of my charge, namely;
that Judge Wilson was removed solely for
the cause stated; and tbe President did de
clare that the Territorial officers were mm
lisrs of the G over sot's stsff, and mitt car
ry out the policy of tbe Government."
Judge Eustace then inserts the letter he
received frtm Judge Wilson, which had
already appeared in TnE Altars, and closes
as fallows :
' I submit that ihis letter folly sustains
the marterial .arts of my statement in all
respects." John V. Ei stace.
Grant said : "I look upon tbe judges in
the territories an.! all tbe officers in tbe
territories ss members of the Governer's
staff, and if they cannot carry out'uis orders
they most resign or be removed.''
Tbe Peoria Review, in publishing Judge
EuUace's statement and Mr. North's iet'eu
H W M
A'A'l
SPECIAL NOTICES.
says:
It will be seen from tbe above that tbe
only mistake of Judge Eustace wtis in slat
ing that Hawley, instead of Coongressman
Fitch, was present, when Grant made the
remarable declaration above quoted. That
instead of Judge Wilson's denying it and
thus "provinr the charge a baseless fabrica
tion," be re-affirms it, aad asserts thit it was
made in tbe presence of Congressman Fitcb
of Nevada. And more than this, that Haw
ley was compelled to assent to statements
of Wilson as to tbe conversation, which did
take place in his presence, with tbe Presi
dent, that corroborate the charge that Wil
son was removed because he was unwilling
to prostitute bis judicial position by deciding
a question of law, to suit Governor Shaffer,
contrary to bis own convictions, and that a
subsequent decision of the Supreme Court of
the United States bas scsUined Wilson's
oonstruotion of the law.
The charge that Grant did remove a
Felera! Judge solely because he refused to
decide questions of law according to the
will of Governor Shaffer, is not only still
standing, but is additionally strengthened by
the unwilling admissions of Hawley, and the
reference to Congressman Fitch, of Nevada,
as an additional witness.
PHtTheS
Persian Healing or Pine
Tar Soap.
EACH sake Is stamped "A. A.Constantine's
Persian Healing or Pine far Soap, Patent
ed March 12, 1867." Ho other is genuine.
Tor the Toilet, Batk and Nursery, this Soap
has noeqeal. It preserves the rovplexion fair,
removes all dandroff, keeps the bair soft end
silky, and prevents it from falling off, aad is the
bes Hair Renovator ia use."
IT CCRKS chanced hands, pimples, salt
rheum, frosted feet, burns, all diseases of the
scalp and skin, eatarra oi the head, and is a
Gssd Sharing Soap
This Soap bae already won the praise and es
teem ot very many ef our lrst families ia this
city and throaghoat the country;
IT IS ESED extensively by our bestphysi
eiaas. Wherever ased it has becesse a house
hold necessity. We advise all to try it. For
sale by all dealers
One agent is wanted in eaeh town. Address
As A, COSSTAXTIKE & CO..
43 Conrtlandt it.. Hew York.
For sale in Hock Island by Smith A Boaney.
mcbldeod-m w f-wly
"drTcTfTbrowits
TOlMi AMEBIC! LLM5IEST.
THIS LINIMENT BAS UAINED A LA6T
inj; reputation, where it has been used, in
most eases which require aa asternal remedy,
such as rheumatism, soreness aad swelling of
the breast, pain and weakness in the back aad
joints, sprains, brnises, e ramps, numbness,
frozen limbs, bites of insects, old sores, fever
sores, goitre or swelled neck, paralysis, wounds,
erysipelas, bites of reptiles, headache, white
swelliags, mange, poisons, barns, all swellings,
salt rlieum, turns, warts, sore eyes, raa-aronnds,
Ao. We daily hear of the most astcnifhlnj
cures on animals by this most excellent remedy,
and hazard nothing in ?ajlng that there never
has been Its equal as a enrative for horses. We
assert, positively, that It will cure any ease of
sweeney in existence ; also splint, galls, sprains
or strains, bruises, scratches, woniids, big head,
wind galls, sore eyes, swellings, etc., and has
never tailed to cure inula, poll-evil, ringbone
and spavin, wiien used in the beginning, strictly
according to directions..
For sale by almost every merchant throughout
the Union.
Price 2o cents. For numerous certificates, see
directions en tbe wrapper.
liOTICE The 0. Jr'. Brown Chemical Com
pany, a corporation organized under tbe laws of
the Stste ot New York, have purchased from
Ward, Soatherland A Co., the proprietorship of
Dr. 0. r. Brown's Young Amsrica Liniment.
The immense demand for this valuable Lini
ment has tempted unprincipled persons to
eoaaterfeit it- la order to protect the pablio
against imitations, all the a.nalne will have a
private Untied States Revenue Btimp engraved
expre. sly for it, which stamp wiil be found on
the wrapper over the cork of every bottle. It
reprerents a horse held by a groom aad is er-
eircled by the words Dr. C. . Frown's Yeung
American Liniment. Each wrapper will have
the cat aad Uade mark "Yonacr American" on it
and also the words "0. F. Brown Chemical
Co., sole proprietor."
CA1 TION '. ! The C. F. Brown Chemical
Company are determined to prosecote to the fall
extent of the law, all peons making or selling
the imitation or counterfeit article.
Office 80 William St., ETew York.
janai"2oiwfA w3m
BE. B0HAMAN
Offi So. 619 Sorth Fifth street, (bet
Washington Ave. end artel streets,
SAINT LOUIS, - MISSOURI.
Established in St. fconii IS 3 7.
piJRIS ALL CHROSIC AND SPECIAL
2 Diseases in a short time, either in Male er
Female; charges low fees; ases no Mercury.
, jSPS- DR. BOHANHAH'8 "Treatiseen Spec
ial Diseases," which fully explsin the nature,
s.u"".'TmPt0, etc., or "Spermaterrhea" or
.seminal Weakness," Syphilis, Female Com
plaints, all Impediments la Marriage, and val-!-
it"b "J"1" ""'r delicate subjects, sent
r Kit a to address ln a plain sealed envelope, os
receipt of eae stamp.
SEJ11UL VTEAOESS CUBED.
DR. BOHANHAH'S "VKfltTABLK CU
BATIT8" permanently enres all forms ef 'Sper
matorrhea or "Seminal Weakness" ia from two
to seven weeks time. It restores "Lost Power"
and brings back the "Yoathfal viger" ef those
who havedestroyed it by sexual exoesses er evil
practices. Toang men suffering Irons tbe efleets
of that dreadfully destructive habit ef Belf
Akaseeaa ase this mediant with the assurance
ef a speedy and Permanent cure. This remedy
has been used by old Dr. Bohankaa In his pri
vate practice for over thirty years, and has never
failed ia caring even the worst eases. Price $i
per package. Sent to any address (free from
observation). Sold only at Dr. C. A. Bohan
aan'soffiee, tfe.19 Sorth Fifth streee,St.Loutt
Mo. Established in 1637.
sch2.) dwlj
BLOOD EJiEICHER.
j:iii'frJi?iTv'
W O W OPEN!
THB
SPINNEYVH.LE
MINERAL WATER CIRE,
SIX MI Lais) BELOW DAVENPORT.
WATER unsurpassed in ileal tu-restering
properties. Board, baths and medical ad
vice, all for flU to $15 per week. Those seek
ing health or pleasure are cordially invited to
come. On and after May 1st there will be a
hack leave the Bonis House every afternoon at
2 o'clock, for Spinney ville, and return same eve
ning. Fare only 25 coats. For farther partic
ulars send stamp lor circular to Dr. A. B.stPiS
KKY, Proprietor, d3 Perry stceet, Davenport !
or Capt., O. Prl.N.tav, Sopt., Bplnney ville, Min
eral Water Cure, at H"tel, Spinney ville, Iowa.
TH GREAT RECUPERATOR OF EXHAUSTED ENERGIES.
The most reliable Blood Parlfler.
The sure Repairer of Broken Health.
Tim true KcrTO Supporter.
Tito remanent Strength. Benewer.
The mo- "irgetic Tonic .
In all cases of 31ood, Weak
Nrtrves, l)is " -"rely
an : '
Sold by alt I
o the receipt or r
llnltfes. i7im" is ei(?ictC.
Prepared only at the Labor..
Ticmssca, Steele & Prlco HCt't
m wrMfwttit vr
DR. PRICE'S CREAM CAKING POWDER,
(ipernil ! (murines fur Ice Cream, l ahtu A I'astry.
, ii: Hi 2i3 LAIS SI2SIT, - CHICAM, ILL.
32" ee::i:d sisest, . ... ex. ltoiS, Ui-
Removed to 47 A 4a West Lake street.
BULLS.
FULTOiY BELL FOUNDRY
ISTABLISHKD 1S.12.
(1 1st Aveaue'and 70 2nd Avenue,
PITTSBURGH, PA .
LASTS.
8131'L HIWIIIXXET & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
LASTS !
WE DIAL DIRECT
WITH MIXCFACTU&EKS.
WOlCEWEl M Abl.
Xtf Send for Circular aad Price Lists.
feb24dl3r
A.TJOTX02ST OOBtaSXSSXOlV
stATRtrnLlJI
EBAt.
a. rowaas.
j. s.. raaaaaa.
GREAT REDUCTION IN TEAS!
BT THE
Hong Kong Tea Coin'y,
Branoh House, Falaoe Row,
BOCK IS LAS D, - I LIS.
Where we are offering unrivalled Teas, at the
same low priees as at their "Eastern Bouse."
By importing Teas m cargo lots, iney eaaoie
as to retail to the consumer at extremely low
priees. Don't fail to visit the Hong Kong Tea
Store, at Palace Row, where will be found the
Inest, purest and freshest Teas, Coffees and Bpl
ees. at prices beyond competition.
mvodw3sa rowiKasisssiss,ia
GIFT ENTERPRISE.
rossr rxsAnjLOA.iv,
GENERAL it CTIOHEEB.
Ofiee ra Police Magistrate's OSee,
ROCK ISLAsTD, ... ILLINOIS
s3sRWill promptly attend te all business en.
msted to bis eare. deel Idwtf.
X&VJrXM, etc.
J. W. WIBTEL,
MaSTOTACYDBBB OF
TRUNKS, YALISES,
TK1TELISG BAGS, IC.,
WSOZ.aSAXsll stL S.ZJTAIX..
He. 0 Brad; St.,
DATHIPOT,.......... ......IOWA
Repairistf neatly done
CIICISKATI.
M. Dolph. H
CISCIKMATI SHOW CASE
MANUFACTORY,
East Side WaliutSl., 4 dtrs bUw
Fenrth.
CHOW aad CIGAR OASIS constantly en
O band, and made to order at short aotiea.
SS. SOZaTS 0O rrop'ra.
aprio-dlim. -
GKOfCtiKR.
JA.MEB KELLY,
1 EKLY'S Standard
) preparations are
warranted strictly pure
and reliable.
"BOQUBT ILLINOIS
a very fragrant and del
icate aerfaoM for the
handkerchieL
"Ftavoaiao Exthacts
Our Lemoa and Vanilla
are guaranteed strictly
pare aad of great
strength. All grocers
sell thotn.J
L
"Pobidb On 'the most
exquisitely per f eased
hair diestmg ia Amen.
ca free from injurious
ingredients.
"W i A -
Principal Office 101 W. Fif tb St., CiaoUnati.O
Tbe Only Reliable Sift Distribution in tbe
Cenntry !
$100,000.00
SZf VAXsTTABZeXl 8IFS81
TO BB BISTBTBUTBD IB
L. D. SINE'S
39th SEMI.ANKUAL
fllFT T?TERPRISE.
j.. - ,
To be Drairn Monday, Oct. 1th, 1872.
ONE GRAKD CAPITAL PRIZE OF
$10,000 IN GOLD I
One Prize $5,000 in Silver.
FiT Frizes ?i,U09 n l.!,I
Fire Frizei S500 h BB llaUMl
Ta Prizes f loo lM
Two Family Carriage and Matched Horses with
Bilver-Xounted Harness, wortn ,sui.
3 Hcrses A Bejgieswith Silver-mounted Har
aest.worth tfiOO. 1 Finc-tnned Rosewood Piano
worth $.''H0. Ten Family Hewing snacinnes,
worth $100 each.
1 500 Quid and Silver ierer Hunting Watches
worth from $20 to $.100 each.
Tjidien' QoldLeontine and Gento' iold Vet Chains
Solid end Donhle-Plated Silver Table and 1 easpoon
Photograph Albums. Jewelry, &c., Aic
Whole number Gifts lO.Otso. Tickets Limited to 50,!
AGENTS WANTED TO PELL TICKETS to
whom Liberal Premiums will be paid.
Slmtle Tickets ti; Six Tickets 10: Twelve Ticked
...... A. u... ir;,.l,a. jil
Circulars containmc a foil list of prizes, a descrip
tion of the manner of drawinir. antl other uilormauon
in reference to the Distribution, will be emit to any
M ordertofrthem. All letters musi De suuremu w
s. S, Birm, Sox 86,
CINCLNNAT1. O.
OFFSCB.101W. 8t ncM-dwty
i r. . --1 r .
l-Atsi.A?l
Staple and Fancy 0roeeries, Provisions,
Qaeentware, Glassware, Wooden and Willew
Ware, e. Corner Orleaas and Ohlestreets,
ROCK ISLAND, - - - ILL.
For quality of goods aad priees, I defy eom-
"Tictobia P.buia" ac
kaowledged the most
fragrant and persistent
odor for tbe baadker
ehief the world ever
produoed.
BssLr's Standard Seeds are for sale by all
6rst-elas dealers ia the ortn west asm in
Raok Island br L L LAMB, and QHS
BEJlfiitOK. mehJsd-mwfAwly
. DRrWHITTIER?
t!I7 S'.t ItarScs St.SJ.Isuis.SJo.
AkM.L'L-.K .iitAIll'ATB Of HtIll'l!.K. ag 1IP
torn, si nfrir. will "tioW, au been ntr eneu4 Id th.
trf.tm. nt Af Vru.rcal. hex'twS aad PrlvKU JIInhm ibm
mar oilier tlt.aUWB ie St. Louia,
fcyphiiis. Ooliyrrhea, Gleet, sttiictlsre.
Orotiiu, Herat r liujitaiw ; B tdwr DIimm mud
S?.hillilc or H r urial Afiectktu. of th Thraat, HtiM
Sluutn .w trnittl wita erttJnnUl.ll .ocofwi.
Spermatorrheo. Siexnal Debility and Ins-
pou-i. j. a tt- rctxf lf-abit Ui f.uth. wt.Mi
In owturer Yaar. r oiiior .iwl whicn r"?
of He. fulioiriuis !le. a. normrniU emlle"" . oiolclm,
delnl.iy. diuiaeea. dinuieea ot eixht, coa-
fn.ion of ll-a. vil irelJlu. arvfloe u Meletj or
t-nmes, fc of memmr ud teml r"",m"'"";
rio lioptotwr. ar. (Hirrainiotittr eurfd. SVC p.pai
..'Uiiait to motn m fi.r two tnp- r w"le-
fri-oJir ulk con. ootlilme. Hli'i. cent twwrwIiBrQ.
It it .1 If evident teu pj,Ttst,nao,.imoi.udof
e.CT verr To.r .cqiilro. tr.t .!. CranuT bjloi
fctwwiDff this frmupnilr rewmnwed pei-9n. la tor cmn.
Oltio. Hour., 9 4. en r. H. ttuoU.... t'i to 1 P.M.
KKSOLUT10K3.
We, the Liberal Republicans of the United
States, in national convention assembled at
Cincinnati, proclaim the following principles
as essential to just government :
1. We recognize the equality of a.l men
before the law, and hold that it is the duty of
government, in its dealings with the people.
to mete out equal and exact justice to all,
of whatever nativity, race, color or peraua
sion, religious or political.
2. We pledge ourselves to mamtaia the
union of these states, emancipation and en-
fracbisement, and to oppose any re-opening
of tbe questions settled by tbe thirteenth,
fourteenth and ht.eeEth amendments of the
constitution.
We demtnd tbe immediate and abso
late removal of all disabilities imposed on
account of tbe rebellion, which was finally
snbdned seven tears ago, believing that uni
versal amnesty will result in complete paci
fication in all sections of tbe country.
4. Local self-government, with impartial
suffrage, will guard the rights of all citizens
more securely than any centralized power.
The publio welfare requires the supremacy
of the civil over the military authority, and
tbe freedom of person onder the protection
of the habeas corpus. We demand for the
individual the largest liberty consistent with
poblic order, for the state self-government,
and for the nation a return to the methods
of peace and tbe constitutional limitations
of power.
o. Tbe civil service of tbe government
bas become a mere instrument of partisan
tyranny and personal ambition, and an ob
ject of selfish greed. It is a scandal and
renroach UDOn free institutions, and breeds
a demoralization dangerous to the perpetui
ty of Republican government.
(i. We therefore, regard a thorough re
form of tbe civil service as one of tbe most
pressing necessities of the hour; that hon
estv, capacity, and fidelity constitute tbe
only valid claims to public employment ;
that tbe othces 01 the government cease to
be a matter of arbitrary favoritism and pat
ronage, and that public station shall become
again a place ot honor. To this end it is
imperatively required tbat no rrestaent
shall be candidate for re election.
7. We demand a system of federal tax
ation which shall out unnecessarily interfere
with tbe industry of tbe people, and which
shall provide the means necessary to pay
tbe expenses ot the Government, economi
cally administered, the pensions, the interest
on the dublic debt, and a moderate annual
reduction of the principal thereof; and
recognizing that there are, in our midst,
honest but irreconcilable differences of opin
ion with regard to tbe respective systems oi
protection and free trade, we remit the dis
cussion of tbe subject to the people in their
congressional Culncts, and the decision ol
Congress thereon, wholly free from executive
interference or dictation.
8. Tbe publio credit must be sacred'y
maintained, and we denounce repudiation
in every form and guise.
9. A speedy return to specie payments
is demanded alike by the highest considera
tions of commercial morality and honest
government.
10. We remember with ratitnde tbe
heroism and sacrifices of tbe soldiers and
sailors of the Republic, and no act of ours
shall ever detract from tbelr justly earned
fame or the fall rewards ol their patriotism.
1 1. We are opposed to all further grants
of land to railroads or other corporations.
The public domain should be beld sacred tr
actual settlers.
12. We bold that it is the duty o' the
government in its intercourse with foreign
nations to cultivate tbe friendship. peace
by treating vith ail en fair and q"l terms,
regarding it alike diebonora1 to demand
what is not right or s.oaiit to what is
wroDg.
13. For the pro.notjpn and success ol
these vital prinrplei-, and the support ef tbe
tandidalea p.mioated by this convention,
we invite aid cordially welcome tbe e-epr-atioa
"' all patriotic citizan without reg'rd
to pievious political affiliation.
Testimonial for Epilepsy !
Bowattos, Conn., Feb. 2, 187 J.
Da. O. Psci.es Baowsi, No. 51 Grand Street.
Jersey City, X. J.
Dear Sir: My brother who ;s now in hisltth
year, hag been subject to epilepsy or fits from
childhood. The spasms would invariably oeeur
during the night, and oar local physician here
could do nothing to help him save prescribing
Bromide of Potassium, which would afford only
a temporary relief, Be was gradually bat tarr y
becoming insane, and in this condition we pro
cured your restorative assimnlant, herbal oint
ment and pills, and nsed as directed, and but a
short time elapsed before the spasms entirely
asased,his intellect grew brighter, and in short,
was entirely restored to perfect health. Yon
may use this testimonial as yoa may deem
proper, as what I have said are facts.
Respectfal! j yonrs,
febiadwly CHARLES RAYMOND.
fLEBRATEDj
l&CREAT
MEDICAL;
SPERMATORRHOEA.
CmOii ht sMi'f.ejt.TiSe or yteenlii'T" ttitt. b TtjiT'Wrmir
btjme initial tits-?, iTtriisT-.U"B. lrrunhtiit c. uf mtn
lj rwtrr nsrtnn u tttvlpiv, renlrl nu rastrrisur in i-r-ptr
Thi Hrtm ) tjrw eoomvii aud iinuBmls m u-t
Bvnj-i&r what ia Urn matter. mnT do t r eJ)at visit i
Hip Af':T ;1 T-nrsj fxirteuce I hsr prppstiivd curea
So. 1 The t.t riiiin eLatt. No 3 T Mage of progress
No. S. The etHifc nf dtitT Bnl ImpotnfT , at K a treat
Tim ul- A T-w petokaiftj" turea moM oam's, arii prtivraut'
h! r-ur.; finy 4'ast- cirihe kirnl. 8(att- ynut ca fiiily. nd
five riitilar oJ Ut cure you ntX will Ue tnnt iHH.t-pi.iil ;
tkun jt-ti bv my akiil at hotae1 at liae th ntj tmfhsisr fi.
pre. w.ithnut eiia-mrJ. Ont; paw. It mt Will coo tin t fM
aiin . lire in ib-.- war ia o-rtsuit lu time aa rtan-Ji ia
tiaiisTfxi to butt r 1 rf QmtLaiK-ea .
FttMjl-hbi" t-naliiiiifr bi.t one- to ti ait thMr caw fu'lj sj
bmcs trbMalyit titoc anvciure Wr 2 otsu. A.ai-a
A. ti. 0LIN, 555 state Street, Chicago.
W, ia larr i ssmsamfasamlsaraTa
CtlEES
Woman's Friend
f
THOUSANDS OF LAM KB endure untold
sufferiBe; owing to diseases and irregalai
ities peculiar to the ftwnale sex.
"Tnlihn's Hydrastin Compound"
is a specific agent in these diseases, Leuccrrhea,
Weakoess. Tendancy to PropiapBcs, Morning
Sickness In Pregnancy, and in all conditions ia
which the Fterine system is at fault, this pleas
ant medicine will prednee relief end perteot res
toration to nealih. The remedy acts as a gentle
laxative and tonic, and in habitual constipation
accompanied Ly Piles or a torpid condition of
the Liver, it is equally efficaciocs.
Prepared by B.KEITH A CO.,
41 Libertv street, Hew York.
Where circulars coataining testimonials may be
had. Price tl per bottle or $5 per half doaen.
Soldby Lruggistseveryhere. jelldttsAwly
Tbe Li fa f f tbe FEesh is the Blood.
This being tbe fact, it is very ubvious that
when tbe blood becomes corrupted the wbole
system becomes corrupt also. To relieve this,
the true policy undoubtedly is to direet the
remedy to the source ef th disease. It is in
tbis manner that Dr. Tutte Sareaparilia and
Queen's Delight itcts. Its specific effect is on tbe
bleed ; it pannes it, vitalises, and expels all dis
temper from the system.
Being free from violent Minerals, it is adopted
to general nse. The old aid younc may use it ,
the most delicate f.male, at any time, may take
it ; tbe week and enfeebled will lie strengthened
by it ; the tender infant, who may have Inherited
disease, will bociired by it.
Forcvphiiis, and all its trains cf evils, It is a
sure antidote.
Dr. Tutt's Liver Pills are a mild and gentle
purgative, possessing tbe peculiar merit of acting
as a powcrtul acrent in relieving congestive or
torpid liver. They have no eual.
lr. Tntt's Hair Dveis the Best in Use.
Extracts of Roots and Herbs which almost in
vana&iy cure ine following complaints :
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Liver Complaint, and
Loss of Appetite cored by taking a few bottles.
Lassitude, Lew Sririts and sinking Sensation
cured at once.
Eruptions, Pimpies, Blotches, and ail impuri
ties ol ihe b'iood, bursting through the skin are
cared readily by fo'iowing the directions on the
bottle.
Kidcev, Bladder and Criaary Derangement
invariably cared. One bottle will oonvince the
most skeptical.
Worms expelled trom the svstem withost the
least ditiically. Vatients suffering from this
prevalent disease will see a marked change for
the better in their condition after taking oae
bottle. Worm difcealties are more prevalent
trian is generally supposed m the yoeng, and
they will fmd the Qnakur Bitters a sure remedy.
Nervous Difficulties, Xenraljia, Ac, speedi
ly relieved.
KheumaUsm, Swelled Joints andall Scrofular
Afflictions removed or greatly relieved by this
invaluable medieine.
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Convulsions and Hys
terics cured or much relieved.
Eiffcolt Breathing, Vain in the Lungs, Bide
and Chest almost invariably cured by taking a
few bottles ef the Quaker Bitters.
All UiScult Female Derangements, (almost
invariably caused l y a violation of the organic
laws.! so prevalent to the American ladies yield
readily to this invalnable medicine the vuaker
Bittern.
All Impurities of the Kood and diseases inci
dent to the same alwavs cured by the Quaker
Bitters, if takea according to the directions.
The A red find in the Quaker Hitters jest the
article they stand in need of in their declining
years. It quickens the blood and coeers tbe
mind, and raves the passage down the plane in
clined.
SiZJ by all Druggists i Dtalei s in Medicine
WW. II. S. FLIXtITco., Proprietors,
junellUawfAwly PEOVIPKKCE, R. I.
NEURALGIA.
TEI3 most valuable compound discovered by
med ical science, is for the t aimed isle relief
and permanent enroof Kkckalia. It is nsed
by the most prominent Physicians in tne Uni
ted States. A few drops applied extervaUy,
gives instant relief, without the slightest injury
to the system. Don't ail to gire it a trial.
Ask your Druggist for a circular.
K. F. CRONY S" A CO., St. Louis.
Sold by John Bengston, and T- H- Thomas A
Co., and Smith A Benney. mohSOdwly
JULIUS D0SN & CO.,
GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
Distillers' Agents, and Dealers in
Whiskies, Malt, Hops and Grain,
11 Second A It Snead Bis.,
apr!6aly LOUISVILLE, KY.
Church, Fire, Alarm. Steamboat
Tactory, Engine
And other BELLS from 10 to 3, MO pounds.
Ohnrch liells made to order. feb7dedwly
EXTRACT?, JtC.
DR. PRICE'S
SPECIAL FLAVORINGS.
L1C11T51H1 11118 Hit.
LEVERTON'S
Lightning
For Flavoring Ice Cream, Cakes 4 Pastry.
IllOMPSO-V, STEELE A TRICK M'F'ti ( 0.
Sepota, Chicago and St. Louie.
m tsrFAt-roasas ov
DR. PRICE'S CREAM EARING- POWDER
AMI HLiWJD F.NRlfliKE.
Eemoved to 47 A 49 West Lake street!
mSBXQAas
MjlBal lie
108 p4Tr.v Bc-ft frr tM t" T.my suurrr, '
Vb tft. Whf. IuiiUbk-u'a ; Cnuac.a Mid C ur 11
ota kunwltiij stTxifit PrwroHtitrn. rrayrantlott, Cjt
tssat tb- DeiiaHfu), Curtaw nr isaauUIU rol aa k&tf. A
trsia iirriae tiuldcu1 prtvaw ftilCiiDelvr. S"ry
father, Dwihfr, youni man tiQil wryfnstn attontd read
ttveat aVwtiii.aBAi.ax laviLSt-s ; loenM-aeij, botki for v.
AOdrau, iau VBini,4H St. CteMlsMht, St. LooIb, H.
una itesT.KHM-
Tbe same platform, word for word, was
adopted bv the Democratic National Con
vention at Baltimore not a word more or
tens. And Horace Greeley and B. Gratz
Bit stb nominated unanimously.
We bave published in detail the State
debts Grant's carpet-baggers bave created
in tbe South, but here is the aggregate ia
ten Southern States :
At tbe and of tbe war. Now.
$76,415,300 1291,626,015
for which increase of $215,210,716 tbe
t Statet have nothing to show 1 Thit kind oi
I Government the Administration seeks to
keep aim. : ;
I. B CH0ATE. W. CASfB. I. PARK !!-'
J. H. CHOATE & CO.,
GEKERAL
COHBirOI , BMCBUITS
j-t
Floar, Wheif, Cora, Oats, Hty,
And all kinds of Western Produce.
Ho. J13 N. Comnercial St., ET. LOCIS.
anglTdllm
HOUSTON'S
Turbine Water Wheel
3
u
H
U
M
PI r BUl" II "1
lite (.rest CUTTLEFISH
UAH! RESTORER!
THE EEST
lk THE W0ELD !
Gray Eair made Brown
Or jBltioli!
As DESIRED, WITH TWO OR TEREE
APPLICATICKS
A Light or Red Moosttche
Recomes a rich brown witti eoe application
Y'oang Ladies wake their light and scant eye
brows distinct, arched and beaatifnl in ten
minutes.
The SEPIA has been brought oot at great
expense and is the most valuable Bair Restorer
ever oncrea t-v tug pttuuv. A.cootaui.
17o Sugar of Lead, .
Kor any other poison, and is rapidly taking tke
place of the lend preparations now in general
use. Directions in English, French, German
and Spanish with race bottle. Price one dolar.
arcdeodiUui.
Statare'a
Otir Reteratlre!
Warranted free from
Poitors 1
Clear as Crystal!
Warranted the best ia the Werld
sm AS UGHTMG !
HAIR OR
WHISKERS,
A Beautiful, Permanent,
Black or Brown
JAS DESIRED.
Manufactory and Principal Depot,
39 XaA2.XXXT
PCBTSjICrTfJ, - B. B
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
tesv pr:cs ose dollar. -tt
oct'7-dAwlv
Dr. Crook's Wine of Tar.
10 YEARS
OF A
PUBLIC TEST
Ha proved
Ir. Crook'.s
"WINE
TAB.
To Iihvp iiiort'
uteri I than anji
siimilar pi'iitra
litsu "iTli'r'tt
tlit HitIic.
It is ricli in Ihc lufHlicinal iiaT
ilios. ofTar. andiinet)iialel forsli.'a
s t" (lioThrstat and L,iiiip, i r-
fi)rmire the most renin rkalile oiren.
C'oiigbst, Colds C'lioiiic t oniili-..
It effectually cures them all.
Aslliuia and Itroiu'liti.
H;w cured so many ca
it has been jirtiiiounrcd a
SfKH-ific for the? oomtiliJntii
For pains in Rreast, Side or l.ack,
i ravel or Kltlney IHwase,
Dist'ascs of the 1'rinary Orsans,
Jaundice or any Liver Complaint,
It lias nu equal.
It is also a superior Tonic,
Uetores tlio Appetite,
Strengthen tlie System,
Itestort's tbeVeak and
Beljilitated,
Causes the Food to Digest,
llemoves Djsitepsia and
Indigestion,
rreveiits JlalariOHS I evers,
Uives ttme to your System.
Trs Dr.i rook's W iueoTTar
The Celebrated
SHOftllfiSOER
EareLa Concerto Organ !
hi fa'
UI'ISSBWIII W!'niilSl S1.KS1 4V
e "ygna.1 .ipi.ai.n-i.L uyyr -
IHi''a3?-SfSS'
This Wheel gv th highest per cottig ob
iaiiiti in th
Lowell Test of 1871,
And ia ontside tests the highest percentage of
any wheel ever weighed wi'h Emerson's Dy
raotaster. Hundreds ef Wheels in actual use attest its
superiority over all others.
Bend fox eironlar, price list and Lowell Test
report.
We guarantee eur tables to be correct and re
usable. Manufactured by
0. E. MEEE1LL & CO.,
BELOIT,
augxl-4-UU-desl,
,.-.WI8.
Traae jsiark.
Has no Sediment, no Filtb, no Lae Sulphur, ae
raarof lad, e Litharge, bo It urate oi
Silver, will restore Orsy Hsir, prevents the
Hair front Failiag OH'.aiH i, entirely free
frea the Poisonous aad Health-Destroying
Drags ased ia ether Bair Preparations.
neepsine nair in a nice, eealuiy condition; is
a hoe Dressing, and has given the most ebaa
daot satisfactioB to thonsftnds wbo bave usid
it. Try oae bottle aa4 be convinced. Take no
ether. .
Dr. i. Smith, Patentee, Aver, Haas. Vane
factored and for sale by Proctor Brothers,
Sloacester, Mass. AH first-class Druggists
sell it.
9a,Seadtwethraa-eentstamiis to Procter
Bros., and receive nerretara mail a "Valuable
Treatise ea tbe Human Hair."
mar6daed-m wfwly
r-wsinr ih- tmmnfi-r. rSsvi-.V,
A
7c
4,v5
rC 1?S - -St?
.Tbe acuve rii-.!.. ,,...
qualities of Pta H
are eowibinef aitt. tin
beet Too hi prj.a!
of Iron in
DR. t ltOOICI
rcoiiPiiVMi .
POKEECOT!
WeBins; th rrerrt!m
tl-e tl Alrttw. il
Tome known foa '
Scrofula, . Sctq&Icm
Tnsiors, Sjrot'i.c'u.s
Difdisescf theBTcs.
All sii5crij. frep
Chronic itteftset, Erv
' ke&-dcirai.-CseatitiA
- ticas, or reruiricg a
remedy te rtarify axl
-eaticli tie slcsi wiil
4a4CtCS5Qii Ocn-
. j.,AUlrtgt w.w.
v'," .'a 5iCCA' , to :b8 -Curwia
'-.'vcd relucle icr.s a:-
5 rw
These Organs have all oar latest improve
ments each as ear new ioneerto tp.
Book Closets, Octavo Coupler, gab Bass Coup
ler Ae., all of which are patented and excln
siv'ely nsed by os, combined, make the beet
Orgaa. whicb for
Darabiiitr and Lxeelleace oi
Tone ud Fiutsh !
stands witheat a rival. IUastraiad Catalogae
seat by mail, pest paid te any address ssts ap
plication to . M . ' J"
b. ssosnzroiia co.,
fek2Sdwly . .. " IIT EATSS.COSK.
t .. tj laeases of
; v . t .5 a worm, euv-Meisao,
v fc J Scallead, Ulcers.
, ,' VV F aai Sores, are aU
V- V' dJwedByiiwMeofit,
$fj)i if
y7
w
tioH. ' Pairs to Ecr.' -
PtiEttU-
Tetter,' Eing-
Any disease depending
' on a .iorrved condition
the. mooo
by it. Try
holdbvaii t
Try one
rtur-
fiired
t...,LUa.
gale: freparea oniy oy
Qliver Croolp Si Co
Daytou, O.
a22edod mVvU. Jy
eouiioa aaenitaij