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1
-7.
Twenty-Third Year.
Rock Island, Illinois, baturday, March 7, 1874.
Established Oct. 18, 1851.
EADWATS BEMEDIES.
The Dying Body
SUPPLIED WITH
THE VIGOR OF LIFE
THROUGH
DR. RADWAY'S
Sarsaparillian
RESOLVENT,
ABRAHAM , BUSSING,
SECRETARY OF
Jinn
IL CD.
Manufacturers of
HAMMEEED AND HAMMEK-POINTED
HORSENAlLN
FROM "BENZON" NORWAY IRON,
And Dealers in
Providence Horss-Shoe Co.'s
PATENT TOE-CALKS,
Ileller's Horse-Rasps,
A. FIELD & SON'S
TELEGRAPHIC.
How Grant's Spies Broali
np Business IIen.
If
they refuse to be Black
Mailed.
Tenny Proposes to snow
how Public Officers Coun
tenance Frauds on the
Revenue.
S5 Chambers Street.
8 9dly
NEW YORK.
THE GREAT
Blood Purifier!
J. ZIMMERMAN & GO,,
HANIirACTl'RERS OP
FIRST CLASS PIANOFORTES
Wareroom and Frctory,
5o. 100 Main street. DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Also wholesale agent lor Taylor and Farley Or
pans. 12-1 idly
The Commissioner of Pen
sions and the Govern
ment Printer Charged
with Fraud.
MILWAUKEE.
OTTO LAVERRENZ,
Manufacturer of
PAPER BOXES!
No. 3ta E. Water Street,
MILWAUKEE WIS
ONE BOTTLE
will make the Blood pare, the Skin clear, the Eyes
bright, the Complexion smooth and transparent,
the Hair strong, and remove all Sores, Pimple,
Blotches, Pustules, Tetter, Cankers, etc., from the
Head, Face, Neck, Mouth, and Skin. It U pleasant
to take aud the dose is small.
It Resolves away Diseased Deposits: it rarities the
Blood and Renovates the system. It Cnres
w ith certainty all Chronic Diseases
that have lingered In the sys
tem five or ten years,
whether it he
Scrcfah cr SypMlito, Hereditary cr
Contagious,
I.E IT SEATED IS THE
Tn.n n r Stomach. Skin or Bones, Fleh or
t. - r
Kerres.
rr.URt-PTIFG THE SOLIDS AND VITIATING
THE FLVIDS.
Chronic Rheumatism, Scrofula. Glandular Swell
i'.... u,.L-!r,.f lirir CmiL'h. Cancerous Aifections
Svuhilitic Coin linls, Bleeding of the Lima's. l)y
r . ... . . r, II,. .....it, U hit.
twin, water nrasii, . u.n.... -,
1 ... . VI t!l.ln .ml Hit, 11 1m.' (I .
iis. I iimors. l i-rri, f,ni ii"i -
--.
Investigating Violations of
the Eight Hour Law
on the New York Post
. Office.
San Francisco. March f.. The women
here have designated nine saloons in which
they will make a praying cnmde on Mon
day next.
I'ARSON.S,Kan., March fi. The drujrgits
and saloon-keepers received postal cards
to-day informing thorn that the friends of
temperance womd call on them next
eduesday.
RirLEY, O., Marcli G. The crusade
against the suhurhan liipior dealer was con
tinued to-day. I he laities were shutout
of the saloons and insulted hv sinrs.
San Francisco, March t' Trains have
been delayed by the continued snow
storms in the Sierra Mountains. The
storm was the severest ever known in
that part of the country.
The State Senate to-day passed a bill
authorizing juries, in a trial for murder,
to say whether the penalty shall be death
or penitentiary for life.
Cincinnati, March 0. At the Wo
man iNmrasre Uonvejmon to-cay a mo
tion was made to strike out the word
"male" from the article on franchise. No
vote was taken.
Minneapolis. March 6. At Belle
erade. Nicollet county, to-day, Justin
Kichards, m a tit ot rapre, shot his son
through the heart.
North Adams, Mass.. March G. A
terrible explosion of giant powder occur
red in the Hoosac tunnel to-day, killinj:
one man aad seriously injuring others.
ST, JAMES HOTEL,
GRANT, COBB A HILTON, Proprietor.
Corner State and Van Buren Streets CHICAGO.
HEWHALL HOUSE
MILWAUKEE. WIS.
LANSING BOUNELL, ...Proprietor.
Containing 3:H rooms, located comer of Broad
way and Michigan streets, the business centre of
the city.
A Missing Steamer Comes
- into Port.
Other Interesting Items.
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
1ST. MERRILL,
Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in
otca and American Granite & Marble
MONUMENTS,
Statuary and Ornamental Marhle Work.
Nos. 312 & 311 Spring St.,
MILWAUKEE WIS
4-30(11 y
GEORGE ZTEGLER,
(Successor to)
DOLL & ZIEGLER,
WHOLESALE
Confectioners,
drops.
ork;
No. 3 Spring Street,
MILWAUKEE. .
Send for Price
List.
. . . . WIS
9 ldlv
in
Swill
Mer-
cnrial Dl-eas F male touipl mts. lioui, uropi-j.
LOEFFELHOLZ & PRIER,
Manufacturers of
Railroad Car Trimmiu
And Car and Switch Locks;
Also, all kinds of Brass.
Castings furnished at the Lowest Kates.
Cor. Clinton & Oregon, Sta.,.. MILWAUKEE, WIS
Particular attention paid to Pattern Making and
Tnrniu p. r"1"
CORN PLANTERS!
We offer to the trade
"Kent's Celebrated
Improved Corn Planters.
Best in uc.
JOHN NAZRO & CO.,
MILWAUKEE WISCONSIN
4-23dly .
Rickets, rait KUeum. i.roncuius. . ....-.... .
i.;... .iul,,t. tT.r.Ts In the Throat. Moutn,
mors. Node, in the t.lutids and other pats of the
system Sore I- yes, S Tumorous Discharges from the
Krs and the worst forms of Skin Diseases, fcru p
Uons. Fever Sores. Scald llead, Rine V orm Lrysip.
-las. Acne. Mlsck Spots. W oru.s in the t lesh. Un
c'rS in the Womb, and all weakening aud pa.nfu
disc harees, Niirht Sweats. Loss of Sp'"" al,(l '
wa-tes or the life Principle are wlthm the ranire of
this wouder of Modern Chemistry, and a few days
u-e will prove to any person usuij: it for ciiber of
......... r..ln,. r rliseas,- its notei.t power to cure
, Tu-
Jr
them. Sold by Druggists. $1 per bottle.
Eadway's
let.
ROBERT BATY,
General Manu'acturcr of
Artificial Legs & xVrms.
For the States or Wisconsin. Illinois and the North
west. Shortened Limbs, Weak Ankles and Dcfor-
mittes of all kiuds; Trusses. Braces, Crutches. vp-
po ter. Elastic Stockings. Knee l aps.unu au.n if.
Aaurcss un i-uiuiiiiiiiM inn'iii- ...
KOBT. UATV, ICS Wisconsin street.
Rooms 15 and lfi.
MILWAUKEE
4-24dly
WECHSELBERG, BROWN & CO.
BEADY BELIEF,
The Cheapest and Best Medicine
for Family Use in the
World.
ONE FIFTY CENT BOTTLE
' ins, 1GS and 184 Second Street,
MILWAUKEE, -
(Just north of Spring street.) manufacturers
Fine Light Carnages, Top ana ?o-top Buggies.
6-SV1 1 y
Will core more Complaints and preytnt the s)Btem
ra nst iudden atlucka of Epidemic and Conta
!m.ous l).sease than One Hundred dollars expend-
i-luea or meUtcal auenuaueu.
..A nlhi.r nitnlii
. . . HeartT Kellef ia aptilled
"'"T:.7r,iu!l T accordine to direc
H-.n-Vm. from whatever cause, cease, to extat.
.1 iV,nf Miuid .
Il-ihv iu.liil)le. It can be used
with iHmliive assurance of doing good in all cases
where pal.i or discomfort is experienced ; or U seiz
j ' u...i,ih.ri Kiin- Ttiroat. Bud
rn win .in.-. , - .... ...
Congns, iioarxeiuwii. unions tone.
the Bowlea, St much. Luii. Liver, Kidneys: or
with Croup, tfulusv. Fever aud Ague ; or with Neu
ralirla. Headache. Tic Doloruux. Toothache, Ear
ache or with Lumbago. Pain in the HacK, or nheu
niatmm; or with Dlarrhiea.Choluia Morbus, or Dys
entery or with Bums, Sta. da, or Bruises; or with
Strains' Cramps, or Spasms. The application of
KADWAY'S KEAOY KELIEF will cure you of the
worst ol tbesa complaint iu few hours.
Twenty dr.ps in half a tumbler of water will in a
.!, .!.. i-uri. ri-uinim So attis. Sour Stomach
Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diarrho- Dysentery,
l ollr. Wind In the B wela. aud all Internal Pains.
irv.li... .I.. ii ii! .lu-nra enrrr A bottle of KAD
WAY'S HEADY BELIEF with them. A few drops
in water will prevent sickness or paint from change
of water. It is better than Freiicu uranuy or
ters a a stimulant.
Sold by Druggis:. Price Fif y Cents.
Xr. Radwny's
REGULATING PILLS
am
M.GRASSLER
IKS
COSTUME
Manafactory,
290
West "Wator St.,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
4-5!Wlly
G. W. OGDEN & ;,C0.,
Mannfacturtre of
CARRIAGES & BUS!
Washington, March C. G. B. Eaton,
of the counsel 01' the Coiiiniittee on Rev
enue Reform, spoke before the Ways ami
.Means (Jomuiittee, to-night, 01 the lear
that exists among the merchants in regard
to the seizure ot books and papers, citing
various cases of gross outrages committed
to his knowledge by Lustoni House subor
dinates. who seized and examined the
books and papers of merchants, without
warrant, shut up stores, blackmailed pro-
Drietors. and in some cases robbed the
stores of quantities of goods. In one it
stance the books ot the merchant were
seized by Jayne and his fellows and an at
tempt made to iitrce the merchant to p.iy
$7-J.tKX. Rv order ot Secretary Boutwell
the District Attorney examined the case
which was settled for $1,700.
The Secretary of the 1 reasury to-day
sent the House of Representatives a num
ber of additional documents in the fcan
horn oiisfi. 1 lie ecreLarv. in a letter to
Speaker Blaine accompanyius the docu
incuts, extilains that they were omitted
from those previously sent to the llou:
throti! h an inadvertance. Amonir tne rioc
uuients is the following letter :
October 15, 1ST 3. To the Snprm.ors
and Collectors of Internal Rercnve: You
are requested to assist John D. Sanborn,of
Boston, in the examination ot such cases
of alleged violation in the internal revenue
laws in regard to which he may ask. lor
vour co oiteration. Sanborn is acting un
der an appointment from the Treasury De
nnrtment. and mav need some aw ana m-
fnrniation from vour district for the pur-
nose of verifvinsr his claims. Please render
him such assistance as he requires. Very
respectfully, Wm. A. Richardson,
Secretary of Treasury.
.... ii i
A similar letter similarly addressed was
srnt hv Secretary Boutwell, February 3d,
1ST 3 There are also conies of a number
of letters between United States District
Attorncv Tennv. of Brooklyn, and J-ecre-
- . -1 1 - T" 1 - . t
tary Richardson and Solicitor tsanneta w ttn
reference to certain documents which Mr.
Tpnnv romiested to be forwarded to him
for use in suits instituted Dy mm involving
the Sanborn contracts and operations ot
Sanborn under them. In one ot J enney s
letters he states that he is prepared to show
systematized frauds upon the'freasury,and
that these are augmented by the counten-
!.n nf. if not the actual assistance of the
public officers. The replies of Secretary
Richardson and Solicitor Banfield to these
while not containing an absolute
iefusal to forward the documents, are of a
procrastinating character, and it appears
that Mr. Tenney never secured the docu
ments wanted.
Formal charges of fraudulent transac
tions were presented to the House to-day
by Mrs. Heleu D. Barnard against General
linker. (Commissioner of l'eusions. She
wishes him to be impeached. The charges
were referred totheUonimitteeou Tensions
and the Government Printer.
Government Printer Clapp makes affida
vit that he believes the charges of the
Washington Chronicle, of gross frauds in
the printing department, were made be
cause he tried to collect a bill for paper
loaned the Chronicle, and by rel using to
advertise iu that paper.
New York, March C The Committee
if r.mirrpss to iiiouire into the alleged vio
lations of the Eight-Hour law iu the work
fin tp new Post Office buildina. began its
Kousinns trvdav.
TLp stfniiishtn Graf Bismarck, lroui
Breman, via Southampton reported miss
iinr U oiiininir tit) the ba.
MVisfnc of Anthony Corgs-
well, of Chapmauviile, Pa., his wife died
n mi teas buried. On returning he had the
coffin rmened. and it was found that the
bodv had turned in its place, indicating
that the woman was only in a trance when
inrorro.l The discovery so affected the
husband that lie is now a maniac.
In the National Temperance Society
room yesterday a number of gentlemen
nift tn dismiss the temperance movement.
ttov Tlr Curler said the Brooklyn ladies
wpre ff'elinsr their wav as God led them,
They were visiting all the pastors of the
city and were getting ladies of every church
to organize on their piatiorm ox prajer,
nmise. nersuasion and personal efforts,
Several clerirvmen followed with short and
earnest speeches. A resolution was passed
inviting clergymen ot all denominations to
meet in the parlors ot Association nan on
Mondav next A committee was appoint-
r v. tow .
Deformities
liSiA.lAv -
(
3-7dAsly
STANDARD LOTTA BUSTLE.
Hotels.
c. en ant.
GEO. A. OOBB.
CUAS. C. HILTON.
WOOD'S
HOTEL
305 State Street, cor. Hubbard Court.
CHICAGO ILL.
Xo better House in the City. $ i Ot) per day.
ENOCn WOOD Proprietor.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Chestnut Street, opposite Independence Hall,
PHILADELPii I A PA.
S. M. nEUIJNGS, Proprietor.
Daily Arovs kept on file.
J. W . BURTON,
La:e of V. S. Hotel, Louisville.
A. II. STEIN,
Late of Louisville,
WALNUT STREET HOUSE,
Cor. Walnut and Gano Streets,
CINCINNATI OHIO
BURTON & STEIN, Proprietors.
J. R. BURNS, Clerk, -T. H. ELBERT, Clerk,
Late of U. S. Hotel, Louisville. Of Lexington, Ky
BiR&RQ HOUSE.
Corner Broadway and Biddle Streets,
st ions ...3to,
BVliON A. BALDWIN, Propiletors.
iTnrmiTlv of the Everett House. Chicago.)
The Gisard Horse is first-closs in all its appoint
ments, is heated by Steam, has an elevator and con
tains l.Mi larire airv rooms, which are neatly an
HWntlv fiirnished. It is centrally located, con
n-nient to the street cars and easy of access to all
railroads and steamers entering the city. To suit
the wants of those desiring good accommodations
at reasonable rates, the terms nave been matte
ONLY TWO DOLLARS PER DAY
"A Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever,'
Por beanty of polish, saving of labory freeness from dust
durability and cueapness,truly unrivalled in any country
CAUTION Beware of worthless Imitations under other names
put up In similar shape and color Intended to deceive. Each
package of the genuine bears our Trade Mark. Tako no other.
I
assd&wiT
Over 3,790,984 Packages Sold in 1872-73.
BENJAMIN ALMY,
SOLK MANUFACTURER OF THE
STANDARD MACHINE WASTE,
For Wiping Engines, Packing Car Boxes, &c. Also
STANDARD MACHINED COPS
AND STANDARD MACHINED COLORED THREADS, NO, 1 COP WASTE,
NO. 1 BLEACHED WASTE AND COTTON BATS, ALSO NO. 2
OF ALL ABOVE BRANDS AT LESS RATES.
Also Dealer in PAPER and PAPER STOCK.
PROVIDENCE, R. I.
Office, No. 74 Canal street, aud & 40 Bacon street.
I & F. HEINSHEIMER,
Diploma Awarded I
by the American In
stiti tk each year. A.
W. Tnomas. Patentee
and Manufacturer, for
the Li-.'htest, Strong
est anil most comfort
able B u s 1 1 e- T h e
aacM Standard Lotta that
can he w rn. Mz;
to suit every s'yle of
Wholesale Depots, (it White street. New
Kit Race street, l'hiladelphia. 3-.iHim
-sr5tv
BAILEOAES.
lEstahlished
DERINGER
lliiie and Pistol
FACTORY.
M. DERINGER & CO.,
Successors to Henry Uennier, uaiiu;aeiur is .
Genuine Deringer Pistols.
Xi.
Nos. fiOfi. fi?9. fill Tamanufi
fourth h rout lreot.
3-"dtts8m
street, in the rear of fill
PHILADELPHIA.
1 entisy! ii;:a.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad.
THE OLDEST, MOST PERFECTLY EQUIPPED
AND BEST MANAGED LINE.
Connecting the
Great Lakes & Missouri River.
tis rlusp connections with all divcreins Rail
road ami Sieanihoat Lines at Chicago. Johet. O'-
inmua. l.na e. feona. ami hoi k lsiaim, iimnn'-.
l).ivi.nii,,rt Wi-I Lihertv. Iowa Citv. t.renell. Des-
moim-K and council Blutls. Iowa. Omaha, Neh
Muscat in:. Colniniins Junction, Washint'ton. Fair-
Held. Floris aid li lkuap. Iowa: Trent in. Cameron
and Keverlv. Missouri: Alcliii-on and I. avenworth.
Kansas.
Passeniter Traics leave Kock Island :
GOING EAST. faOlSw WEST.
DavExpr-ss S:3o a. tj::!o a. m.
Uurean Accommodation 4.15 v. M. ln.l.j a. w.
Sijtht Exp'.csB 10.0U r. M. . i. a.
ELEGANT
Palacs Ear and Sleeping Csaciiss
Are run ou all Through Trains.
-wii-J fe4-s:
HAVE OPENED A
In the old established room formerly occupied hy the Boston Bazaar.
3 fe w
Cassimeres, Xlaimel, &c,
And all other goods usually found in a first -ela Dry Goods Store, will be kept in stock and sold at the
Very Lowest Fiurc !
Vnr Tickets aoolv to A. E. Lvtord. Ticket A
New Passenirer Depot.
For Fre ight Kates. Through Biils Lading, Con
tract", or any reneral information, oil on W. B.
tirenelle: Freight Ajrent. fit .New t reifrni ucice,
Sg'Wi "Mfi-m foot of Adam-, near Illinois street.
p fi tOClf ' SJ fh A. M. SMITH. HVCill ItlDDL",
Q -Vi-L. liSVX-iV-" y?' 13 lien. Pass. Ac t Cliicaa . Y. PresU and Gen. Snpt
Si OSaS ' S A. KIMBALL. w. B. GRENELLK. "
m XHMS7WQ)0 fO K A-st Gen. snpt. . Freight and Coutractiu- A;:t
. e
111
UNIYEKSAL JAW
5) DRILL CHUCK!
w.'tir- - ?mm li. it'insrntM.aiw" -
-r?'?f 'f ji.t I'ljtttKi'LLt hiiot made. IU h.s dril s from 0
i i -r -- jf .,, and hv tun in;: down shaiiKs to ;8. will h..l i- with-
-- .'Cfr;.--ri---- in,'. i in.t trini' vor.i- up to one inch. 111-
6re0r i. ..t-;.. rf, J-.----- Oil ei l'l'i-1.- '. - , ... i
v... .. , j . . - . ... 1 . -VI fLut,-
cl'is ve its actum if cir. cr. iuic. "u p""-""-
ical movement U each thai it cannot ciofi- f"" in aii'
wav X'.-r out 01 order." lias now been 111 coi stant use
. . - 1 ....... i.. hitnrni-n nun rnxii rt niuucu u
six m mtl.s. workup piri..,..v. tv.ry 1. unci, is u " . " --" " , .' uauburv. Conn.
. - 1 m.i.p a itiifi.w r . a. 11 l ' u v v. i
not eniir. him.. ...... .. ar n.,rt.liitv. t'hiaunceo.
its points of especial eseviience are ireniu. a. . , --
end for Illustrated l scnptive v-ircniar.
8-SSdttsly
r- inn ai PTO i..nrw
fVti ' - 1 IN.ll WL.WVI.W"r- SOLE
THOMSON, LANCDOK&CnN.Y IMPORTERS.
STSIL EAIL!
D3USL3 TP.ACE!
3-TdttsSm
"E'S
DEV
STEM BOILER WORKS,
Yail'.'faoture aH kin;!
Marine. Locomotive &. Tubular
Soil
T. T?n TANKS. COOLERS AND
- 7 j
DRYERS, SHEET IRON
WORK, ETC., ETC.
. .. , , 1 ... .1
New and Second-hana l.otiers always, on u..u u
1 ir sa.e.
pairing rromptly Atteiulcd To.
59. Gl and 63 W. Polk street.
Near Canal street. West Side, CHICAGO.
.Ti'.tt..! v
ry
The cnly kn""!! Remedy for Briglit's
Piase an t h.T. ture-i cve'V case of
Irti.sv in hkh it has te'- civen : lr
ritatlim ..f 1 lie Nek "f tlie ll.iKi.W and
Vlcerati.'ii ..1 Oie Kiilnys an.t lilid
,1t. I)i..!t. Iiifiiculty.it holding 'he
Urine, in Stricture, in seminal
ness. Rcte:if. .n ef Critic. Deaw s of
the Fro'.tate t.Iand. S-.one 111 the U'.ad
der, ..ravel, l'.ri, k tl lvposit. and
Miicou and Miikv lJiiicharKes. and l ie
KnfeeMett anrl Ilehcate c.onstitutmn
of both sexei, atteiuied with .he tollow
I ine Symplon: t..w "f P"er, et
Memory , I'micunv ... -
Netres, Wakefulness. I'aintul and
Dragging benauons in t"e
Loiii?. flushing of the Hody. Hrup
. tions on the Face, Pallid Countenance.
Lassitude of the System, etc. Hi" NT S.
KEMKOY Has neen Deote u,.
for more than twenty years : and has
been the means of saving frun. a lmger-
inR and frightful disease and untimely death nun.lre is m ou.
m.t estimable and well-known citiiens. tot sale by all
drugeX VM. U. CLARKE, fropnetor. Providence, Is. 1.
S-7di3m .
Baltimore and
Railroad.
The f-Tcai Short Line from Cincinnati or Columbus
EAST!
Saving to 110 Miles, and arriving One Tnsln in
Advance at
NEW YORK.
Savins; 5!) ililos, and arriving 5 to 7 Hours in
Advance at,
BALTIMORE.
. .. w , 1.,
Saving 12r. Jliles aud arriving a 10 . uvuit
Advance at
WASHINGTON.
Beaching
PHILADELPHIA
One Train the Quickest.
Magnificent Day Coaches
AND
JBSF Pullman Palace Drawing room and
Sleeping Lars
Are run on this rout between St. Louis. Cincln-
...... t'n inn II Mammon. . aauuitwu v '
Philadelphia,
I WITHOUT CHANCiE
Crossing the Ohio Kiver on
Splendid Iron Eailway Bridges
AT PARKERS BURG OR BELLAIRE.
J'f By this line you avoid all Omnibus Transfers
Tickets for sale at all Ticket Offices in the South
and West. ..
L. M. COLE. TliO. It. Ml Mil-,
Gen'l Ticket Ap't. Master 1 ranspot n.
Baltimore Md. Baltimore Mtl.
SIDNEY B. JONES, Gcn'l Tass. As't.Cincianatl.O
Uhio
Estab!!shti 1S27.
34 Geld Medah since 1839.
CarbnretZoi Iron
XJ
be the best iii market. It last
no smell, is neat and clean to
aud a kitchen look neat. No
3J Y 111 A. VJJ
.fter fortv-five years this celebrated article is still aeknowledped to be
n"er on the .tow. requires less labor, to produce a brilliant pU,h.hM
erand more economical than other kind. It makes a parlor cheerful i
aily wili he without it after having used it ouce.
Dixon's Black Lead Oruoilles.
Plumbago in Bulk for Stove Dealers.
riumliapo, for Lubricating, finest gradet. Send for samples.';
V
IXOIVS
p
ENCILS
Dixon's American Graphite Pencils,
FOR OFFICE, DRAWING AND SPECIAL VSES.
PATENT
ed to direct a series ot public meetings in
rban cities. :nr. u.A.
a i .tnl .f A-n malm rnttctortl V nil VldT.d.
i nri hh snHn street. New ork and suburban
MILWAUKEE wis Stearns was made chairman.
Our work is strirklv first class. 4-Sihily
perfectly tastelewi. vlepantly coated with weet
t'uin. purge. re?ula'e, purify, cleanse, and atrengh
en. Railway' Pills, for the cur 01 all disorders of
the Stomach. Liver. Bowels, Kidneys, llladder.
Nervous Dt-ease, lleadacne.Coiis ipaiiou, Costive
Iiess Indigestion, DyspcHia. liilioiisiifiH, Bilious
Fever lnfUiniuatiou of the Bowel, Pit k. and all
ii,ran'..i.nieiib of the Internal Viscera. Warranted
to effect a poltie cure. Purely v egetable, tou
tnlnin" uo mercury, miuerai., or del, teriou. drui;.
tirbiiaerve the foil wiug symptom, resultim;
fr. m Di order, of the Dige.tive Organ.
Con.tlpailon.Iuward Pile., mllnew of the B.ood
in the Head. Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn. Disgust of Food, Follnee. of Weight
iu the Stomach, Sour ' ruptiou.. Sinking or t lutu-r-i.....
ii. i i.e pit r th Ktiunich. Hwiiuuilngof the
Head, Hurtled and Difficult Breathing, lutteilngs
at the Heart, CuoUnir or Suffocal n Sensation
when In a Lviug P.wture, Dimues. of Vision. Dot
or Webs before the Sight. Fever aud Dull Pain lu
the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of
the skin and Eyes, Pain In the .-idc. Chest, Limbs,
und sudden Flii.ties of Heat, Burning iu th Jriesh,
A few dose, of RADWAYS PILLS will free the
system from all the above named disorder. Price
lib cent pur box. Sold by drugggista.
Read "FALSE AND TREE."
Snd one letter-stamp to HADWAY A CO., No. 82
Warren St , New York. Information worth thou
sand, will b toot you. S-Hdtu&w;
CTj . , . . lfOIL CL0THS1 f
iyilJliiiMilJ
feii. 'H!twADSWQaTH PS0NSJf" jj
mijm hi ii in ,j .i. 7 jFrZ' ui i . ' auml'iwjwrii
Tha rpmnpranee societies in Westcbester
county are actively engaged in the war, and
praying "bands have been organized. Pray
ers will be offered in private for the pre?-
In Pt. Paul's M. E, Church. Jersey City,
Ilev Dr. Lowrie supplements the sreat re
vival he has iust closed by organizing his
congregation ot' 8J0 members into a tetu
oerance leasrue. Three hundred and fif
ty of the congregation are recent converts.
Dayton, March.6. The Woman's Pray
er League, in two columns, twenty women
in each, headed by Mrs. Weakly and Mrs.
Thomas, visited the principal saloons to
rlavr Vwinff harred from almost all and
obliged to offer prayers outside, kneeling
in the mud. Hadleck, the heaviest dealer
in Dayton, took their names and threatened
to prosecute the visitors for damaging his
business. One dealer sold out to them ior
nnW success of the dav. The la-
dfes' propose to continue the meetings de
spite the UtUe encouragement givcu
first day.
Turbine Water Wheel
g The only First-Class Turbine in the Country
SOLD BY AS ADVERTISED PRICE-LWT.
Pnwrr'nL Durable, not
VmP?"- ; Shavinirs. Gravel or
7.ZrvL r thJ,le Sl-eds,.he Best for
":: Airf "rtV the B.-st for variable Streams, the
Beet for all who want
MCCH POWER FROM LITTLE WATER.
Perspective View of Movable Wheel.
the
Tin. water Enters on the Outside, between the
WKiaO and the Band. P, and U Discharged
fcjtCweenBaad, P, and Step Sleeve, O.
For further information. Address
WICKASAUKE "WORKS,
KORTH CHELMSFORD,... MASS.
Established by A. X 6wai', 1867. . 8 TdBia
LOE 13,
THE FIRST-CLASS
Merchant Tailor
MAS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION AN ELE-
11 gant assortment of
French, English and German
CLOTHS l CUEIS
IN SPRING STYLES.
All the Choicest Selections of the season, in fresh,
desiraoie patterns, for the
Custom Department !
The public are cordially invited toexamine these
goods, and solicited to leave their orders for a
most FASHIONABLE SUIT, where perfect fitting
garments are guaranteed at ail time..
A. LOEB,
MERCHANT TAILOR & CLOTIIER
4-Sldti
Important ta ilui.ders !
The under.itrjed ia prepared to taite orders t
make
CONTRACTS FOR EXCAVATING
AND
WALLINO CELLARS,
FCES1SHINO RCBBLB AND CCT STONE,
FLAGGING.
WINDOW AND DOOR SILLS CAPS, Ac.
Persons Intending to build will find it to their ad
vantage to call on tne nnaer(rnea
JAJUJS B. ELLIS Rock Island
Of the fint t qualitv, and al! pradeis. from the Miftet-t t p. .,kw.pv
The peculiarity of these pencila consists in their being uniform and reliable, soft smooth, very blaci.
hi.if,,.. .i, j rt.i.f, in wear: the mark clear and perfect, but easily removed by the rn' btr: the lead
tenacious, the wood old and soft, the finish, perfect; pleasant to use, they are wholly American, ami no
discriminating person will be without them after a trial.
. .. r, l . ...J , .... III.....'. (Iranhifu PnlvtrrarlH Pftiril:
.xtManaTiou oi trraui.-ciaiupc nu. uuninvu r v.. . ------ .
S "Soft". For heavy work on soft pater; or for dirc-ctin- parcels: too soft for ti.e pocket cr general
" - ."rii j. J ... ...i . 1..1 ... ...ri . .... m... .Hi. M. "Medium." tot
use. s. M. will .neoium. rur l-vuitw iuiiitiii:n.iBi ... ww.. . . . j - ...i.
the accountant's desk, reporters, banks, and all uses where a smooth, black Pencil is wanted that w 11
last well la line work. 11. "liara." ror arcnuecis, ci ii uf.uur,, , -
clean line. V. II. "Very bard."-For the finest lines. All tucse ltu yiviu ti.j u,.Uu . X
It must be remembered that citlcrent nanus require umerini i.. w r""'r..i ..u..j .V.
quire ditferenl pens. The "S. M. will Biut some parties ior me use-, evwiuwu i... Wt .... ....
1...T .. T . -.1 i..e,,A .....n i. -in... r!:liiru riiffi-r. snme reouirin' a softel
M 11111 lull It fl&UIIB lur uciltrai unr. ,. c ...... . , . . r- -t
pTncil than other. The -M." was specially designed for them, and auiu. the ma.onty, as it does the
r'"''". V" . - . .. . --..i . K... .1... " U " . lu.i.iikr fnr .fi'imril nap. Samoies fret.
majority ol Accountants in uauwi uu umu, i r t -
S1ANCFACTCRED BY
The Joseph Dixon Crucible Co.
At th.-ir Crucible aud Stove Polish Works. 233. 93". 2:17, S30. 41
V iv i- -iir..,.t Hit4f i'Aft N.J. iwiiwwif
nurnTrs ft.fVt.I.tM) President.
tit t lllr l I n " '. ".- 1 "
Farmers' Hotel.
I faio and Itock River streets, aud has been thor-
ongh'y renovated and furnished with new lunn
lure bedding, eic. it also has connected wl.h he
house go d stahlms for the accommodation of far
meis and other. The prop-ietor w.uld r.-epectfal-lv
solicit a share ot public patronage.
' JAMES P TAYLOR.
Rock Island. Nov. B dwtf.
Rock Island Light Guard Band
DR. BEALE'3
will efftctuslly :
cure all diseases:,
arising from a:
d sordi-red liver:
aud stomach:
such as votisti-:
natatou. flata-:
ivnee. inwari:
piles. I'ull'iessof :
the bl.wd to the:
bead, acidity of:
the itonich,:
nau.vS, heirt-'
burn, disgust :
T
A.
:forfood,fulinesa
; or weight in
:stomtcu, sw'ni
tmtng at the head
:hurried. or difB
;cilt breathing,
; flittering at the
: heart, choking
;or aaff jca lug
:na ions when
;iu a lyiajr P"
ture. dimuers oX
vision. The
;Tea is prepared
and solil at
: No. 60 South
Second Street,.Philaelpb , and ran be purchased
oi drn .ists. Pr ce is c. in ' er paca e.
SO.linwf vw7m
labaocc.
CIHCIOTATI CIGAR COT.
J. C. PIEDELDEY, Propr.
Wa furoUh Maic for
BALLS, PARTIES. HIEATRES&c.
Irstroction' in Music uiven on application by
Prof. ECRHIRDT. :
Nos. 50 and 54 Sycamore Street,
T1UTI, - -
cno.
Manufacturer of Cigars.
Sole Owner of the Relnineer
Machine, and Pawnt Clar jaouiu. -smi
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