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CHEAP DKESS GnOna

CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
Notwithstanding the Increased duty on impor,a.
tons, and the great Increase i'll the cost Of Mbrics
BRITISH rRrNCn AND GERMAN
DRESS GOODS
cheaper than has ever been known In New York, or
pr.tahly ev.r VIII again.
WE ARE RETAILING AT LESS THAN WHOLE
SALE PRICES
AVID we buy nothing TIM, is not
BARGAIN.
AND SELL AS We Buy. CHEAP.
10000 yards Lavelas and Barge An ais q, b.. and
SIC.
1850 yards Iavsll. and Barge Broehe risura, a,
1850 ynds Paris GrIsallies, at ioc., ike, and
1900 yards Pol dc Chcvee in checks, stripes and
pain, at L., l.. 81. aud Is Gi.
1000 yards Moyaiubiucs in dgnts, browns and
grays, IT Toe, Is. 81. and la. I'd.
100 yards llGininst 4 pliu-, II Ia. a..
s'ooo yar,s SIX and Wool d,snsdins,, at Is. OIL
S0co yards Checked Mohairs, At lie. Sd
1900 yards STA warp P.plin,t, 20.
$3.50 yards nix Popl,ns, %. Cd
1880 yards silk snd wcol D.ress IN al coiors IL
81. and Is. 81, worth rs and ~ 81.
5000 yards six aud Woo. Satin Plaid, Is. Cd ,
worth S. ca
5000 yards silk and Woo Crepe DO Paris Is Cd.
worth Be-
$4,000 yards B1rcFc Anslaia, Nil wool filing, aud
AZ yards ~ie, at 9'., former price Gs
LOCO laftle AhglHis Robes, twenty yards, eleven
hounces At -.
200 Barge Ang.,s Robes, twenty yards, seven
hognccs, Ut ~.
i,9ii yards SIX Waip aud SIX yolant, seven vu.
nuts, ~.
ALSO, IN MOURNING GOODS
5000 yards hla,s Barge and Lswus, De and Toe
1000 va lis black = \ and W,Ol, L. and l. 3D.
1900 yards black SILK and Wool Satin Plaid and
stripe IL. d.
1870 yoris black al silk, Satin, Plaid and Stripe
Grnadiues, % Cd.
I case dr,b Alpaca, very fine for travelling
suits. 92c.
A large ,tock Of BLACK SILKS, purchased pre-.
yiuus 10 the late advance In pr.ce,-NEkY CHEAP
Also.
o cases hroche fyuic Poll De Chevc, slight;
damaged on the voyage Of importation, DC
former price 81 81.
BESIDES A SPLENDID VARIETY OF OTHER
GOODS, CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE IN NEW YORK
Ladies' csu rely that this advertisement IL no
humbus, and shat tie goods ale really as repre-.
scented.
BARGAINS.
W. Il. ROBERTS,
NJ. 25l BOwERY
r. S.-Plssse remember and look for the name
over the 4 or, and DO not believe You are In no
BERrs' unlsss you see the name Cut out this I'D
vertisement for reference. je2 2'l0l
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H
DEATHS.

BCGGY--on Saturday, 3ist ult, after n lingering
u ness Margaret vie u JPmos Buggy u TIE Par.
IS poi baliinaAin, Queens County, Ireland, aged 50
years.
Tho relatives nna friend. Il H. family and II o.e
of her son-ln- nws John AcArdlc and chgel Dren.
nan, and OF her grandson. 1ho-. Conroy, arc re-
specu lily invited 10 nd the funeral u Is fMon.
day. Afternoon, I'd inst At O'clock from the resi-.
deuce Of John 81 Ar,lle 430 Cherry ". Her re-.
mains will be taken " Calvary Cemetery for Inter.
mont. lT8
CuSSISGIfiM In brooklyn, on saturday, eist
u,', Airg9ft Cunningham, aged 80 years.
Her funeral will take lace mis- tNond1y) sner-
noon, 2d inst, NJ . O'Clock, from tho rod cnce Of
her grandson, Eugene Curuinghat northw,st cor
Pork ave, and Crmhcrland 81 n relatives and
fiiends of thc faniiy are rcsrs,tfll invited 81 at
toud, without further Invitation. is3
CoSSrLI.--ou Saturday, ai., nh, y, aie Bow
cry, Of tilous diSrrlaa Annie Conne.l, native "
Cork, Ireland aged ~ years.
Her rr'fnans were iAterrei in Calvary Cemetery
on sunday afternoon. ~
HANSAN-At IS Greenwich AZ, Oh sa,uriay, sls,
M. John Hannah. aged II years.
Tho relatives sud ri nis pi tho family are re-
.pocthily Invited T. attend tho funeral, thia MON
dayl afternoon, "a ius,, at o'eio,s. from LIS !ate
rotid Nee ~ Greenwich ~ ~ rein''ns VII to
taken 10 Galway Comctery for iu'ormcut. 1s2
HAMIL- On sunday, lat inst, John Elbrise,
youngest sln u Robert and Louisa Iiuinil.
TIC friends OF the family arc respectfully invited
T. attcnd ,he iuncro' this tMobdnyl afternoon, 2d
from 100 Broom. u, without further notice. 1868
late rosid, rec, 81 Irving Place. after oua Illness
which 81 bore with Christian brtitude, Margaret,
the beloved vife Of James Kelly.
Notice u funeral Ia the evening papers HJ
KELLY-On sunday, lHt inst, Ms Bridget kel.
y, ia Tic 6lst year of her age.
May her soul ret in peace.
The fic MIA n the family are ros- cctNi'ly inv it~l
g. attend The funeral, tbs ~, udqyl acinoon, "a
inst, at O'Clock, from her late l,nce, ~ Ninth
ave 90I
WRIGUT-In Brooklyn, q Inflammation, Mary
wrght daughter of tho late Hugh Donohcr, Of B.l.
ly,AarAon, County Donegal, ireland.
Her funeral will take place on Tuesday sAor.
no NJ 81 Inst, At O'Clock nom the rcbidsnGc Of tie
fniu IL. Il prsslcLt a. S,tlth I,r.pklyu glA
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SAVINGS BANKS.

THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
i COR THIRD AV. AND TWENTY-FIVE 81.
CHARTERED 1854
SIX PER CENT INTEREST PAID.
Open daily from 10 to Q. also on Monday, Wed.
nesday aud Saturday evenings from 6tpe
SPENCER h. GREEN, President
AUG r. LEE, Secretary. niy3l $50
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MEDICINES.


Il
" DR. OTOOLE has made the cure Of conspmp,,o,
his special study Tor the psstsleven years, and bis
success in mastering that destroyer Of mankind,
can be proved by Obtaining Al his Office the address
OF those patients Numbering bundreda) residing
In the city u New York whom he has restored 70
health, and Of whom the undersigned may be tax.
en- ca sample ;--DR. o'T0OIE, Dear sr.-Feel.
ugs Of gratitude towards you, aud duty 10 Gil who
may be suffering with coiisiinI ton, Induces me
T. ofer you my heartfelt thanks FOR the bcneht
which have derived from the use Of your medi-
eines. For near twelve months, I suffered with a
most distressing cough, and raising thick nucus
or phlegm, constant pains in the sides and chest,
and frequently dizziness Of tie head. A, length
became 80 weak that my friends dcsrarcd Of my
recovery, and some even advised me to give up tho
use Of all medicines. as they would Gully increase
my sufferings Hearing Of your success In curing
consumption, and meeting friend Of mine whom
you had cured, vas induced TO go under your
treatment, and By tie use Of your medicines for
cue week was relieved u mos, Of my distressing
symptoms, Ny cough has entirely disappeared.
Tue pains have len my sides and chest, and I now
consider myself In as good health a. 1t any time
during my life. Respectfully your restored pa
h.nt, LANGAN, 20, West 3Glh st. DR.. NJ c.
orOOLE, - Third Av,bet 18th and l3tA sts N. Y.
myAl2 ssll5
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FOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS e. 1
= arms only ~ miles on the l.. !. X. r., col
ing ., -, %. 80 and 100 acres each, all exc,
farming land price only $50 an acre. VI
BuACE, City H,lI Place, corner Of Chsmh,
mvnO a.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A Farm
4 tie banks Of tie Hudson river, at HIDE II
about one mile from the salisbury r X. str
contains about 12l acres, with coed dwelling \
well wooded and wstered. Inquire at lg3 n,
way, room No. q.
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DRY GOODS.

A MOTHER LARGE ADDITION HAS
"A BEEN MADE THE PAST WEEK
From THE LATE PfRLNPTORY AUCTION
BALLS TO OUR HITHERTO lNIIEARD
or
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CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS AND ALL
~ affections Of the Throat and Lungs successfully
treated by remedies which net specifically Oh these
diseases. Apply at DR.. UPTAMS Office, ISL Fourth
~ 81 door from the Bo~ery, between Bowery AMI
broadway. Tie Doctor can he consulted At any
hour from o'clock morning I'LL . O'Clock evening.
my26 i44'i40
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For SALE CIiEAP-A 2 STORY no
L and two lots OF ground, situated on ~,
yet III and sth avs. Inquire on the premises
"a Broadway, room % Of Mr.. PECARE. m2,
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NICE APARTMENTS TO LET-CONS
Ing oftwo rooms twster In one) and twC
rooms, NJ $50 Ninth 81, near 1st ave also, =
ana 100 sixth At, next TO ave Il; rent from IS
4Iply 100 Seventeenth st. near fstav. mv9,
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rsy- For 1qif .urorr,Sf ~tws 81 The lay
h '.cle...h, I,y. 81, MIS-, 90, 49,, fc' Arst
pee.
r.s- Ap,ln,frluN = must lc han EEL in be-
r..u, ..,.f. 100 tic even nr. 80 order ~ secure
4 tI4s-.L ..t..u tI.f att.h1, meat.
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rGt.E.sCAT1OVs. Xc.

SPLENDID SUMMER fASlllONS-Illus-
- tratol IN Mrno DyIlorest's N rror Of fashions
aud sold everywhere at - IS Mailed free On re-
ccipt " price summer No. now rcgdy. nyl6 4iac''
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pART OF HOUSE TO LET-l39 "
l. Sjih st. near TIN ave, very desirable and ia
pared. Apply on the premises or % West iy
also nice nouse, 22i Ross At, Brooklyn; apply G.
premises. uv2i 10.
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boys Clothing.
Suit for boys from ~ YEAR,, fIr 81 Per suit,
or 20 cents each garment.
- r. n. BALDWIN,
ny3i i2'ii1 NJ. .nI ~ H. ,,gorv
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The largest stock, the lost styles, the lowest
price, All Tie best place 10 buy Please call and
examine for yourselves, NJ
4. D. BALDwTN's,
sIo '9'lOl No. 10 and " .Bowery.
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nR. VAN HAMBERT'S FEMALE MONTH
- Lf PILLS are a safe remedy for obstruct! ON,
&c. from cold, or any cause 81 per box For
coughs colds, &c, Ayers Cherry fectoral. For
scrofua, rheumatism. &c, kensdy's Discovery
each xl' At GU1ON'5, 1T Bowory, N. Y. rnhl I3ac'
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FOR SALE AND TO LEI

EoR SALE-lN RYENACK, 4i.6ru
t Mge 5 S9 US SS vim 10 20 by 100 ri
suitable b hold two families; four streo,l-rtf
depot 70 hotel steamboat comes and goes every
Il VIII be sold very cheap. Apply T. sAwI'E
EASTERN, corner Of Old ct and Ath ave, sout
corner. ie2 e.
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CURE YOUR COCGII-uSE CAMP
- BELLS Syrup Of Tar aud Wild Cherry; ii is
o sure cure for coughs colds and sore throat. Try
lt only 20 cents q hottie. To be Ind only n,
CAMPBEILS Drug Store, cor s,h av anil 2sth 81,
aud McDONALD'S Dry Goods Store, 300 Bowcry,
TIC LlSlMESr; price IL cts per bottle. nils 24'ii9
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Au,hiinn 70. ", lSfh Hcsf., n, Y. y. NJ.
The III nucrs Of this company arc rnuufred 10
attend meeting at Jefferson Market d,ill room on
N1niay' juno 2, at . Q. m, q pet mustered into
the service snd receive their clothing few more
recruits wanted. by order. Capt JOHN nEY.
~ IN BOA
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Brickinyer. A,,ention-A Mass Meeting o,

tie brlcklayor7 { New York, will be held al MIL
tary lia'l, 1873 Bowcry, on Tuesday evening" June g.
" take action Ia retronce - al advance in the
wage 81 the trade. J. II. Ward, james IInnlon,
john Byrnt, Peter Farley, Daniel Csloghan: Com.
m.ttce. iuyai ..tag
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TOR SALE-TWO HANDSOME CANApI-
! al PONIES one Eve years old aud the other six
one ~ hands high and tho other IS hands-wel!
broke - harness, or would make very haudRome
saddle ponies end warranted sound. To be sold
cheap DO seen at No McDousal st, for three
days l36
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DR DoNE--OFfICE IS WEST 10th ST.
- Diseases Of the heart. lungs, liver, kidisys al.
certted throats, female complaints. dc. Old ul.
GERS, tumors, sores erii tiuns, and every form OF
SKIN diseases curel. Cd DIR. Bones Bttors and
Pills sold only at my Office je2 24sc'i1i
mr.. DANIELS, 221 SIXTH AVE, NEAR
- 1ith a. trefts disease of the heart and tho VA.
rious diseases 81 both sexes. Free consultations
trom U 10 III, daily. my3l 4'lG5
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AMI members Of tho above number are requested 10
attend n meeting 10 be held at 2lb Hester, on Non.
nay june "a. Punctlal attendance In requested as
DiAiheSs OF imp rtance is to he transacted By or.
der. IGl MICIIAEL MCMAHON Pre-
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SPECIAL NOTsT,,S.
Boys spring suits,
ROGERS & MoNp,s

HulI Ron! I'pay soldiers dlci for irci,
.fmrl,,' usstm ~. II ,o"ay'5 PI.ls .uG u.n-
meut world hpy, prevented t.is. ~
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-FARMERS AT'TEND-2,o 900
l bush. Kiln Dust AMI Malt sprouts; the best
article ever discovered for tip dressing. Very
cheap. u. JONES, $50 to l9A East 9th 4. je2 2'li3
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PERSONAL. NOTICES.

BOUNTY MONEY, BOUNTY LASD,
- Arrears 81 pay, allowance =, prize money aud
pensions, promptly procured and collected, 10y AN
DREW LEWIS, Agent and Attorney for L. !.
claims, 10 SuGo!k st, on the fret block from Grand
1T. ip2 2tslI0
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OMMERCIAL.
ROCk ISLAND MARkET.

Rock ISLAND, Jsn, 18th, 1862.
four-S Spring double extra, Ia sacks, $3.50
Wholesale aud 81, 90 at retail, lfpurchasers find
quotations,
Whcat-5Sa60c
Lorn--l24alic,
Oats -llal3c.
Ryc-Ncp ntlIc offered PAGES from Is to
zoe, according to quality
Barley 2Utgpc.
Beans--i5al 90 per bushrI.
Potatoes 2Ois,c per hushcl
Onluus--lJc per hushcl
Butter-loal2lcjs the usual price. NeychoIce
lots l2ic.
Eggs lJN2!c per doy,
Puulty--LNe chickens, sl,OUal 30 per doE
dressed turkeys, DC per ID prairie chckens u .00a
l,2o per do2 ducks, 81 ,25al 30; quals, jOa6oc
per doG
Bccl-Good beet cattle, 1--we weight, at the
butchers, command 81, 3oaS2 per hundred lbs.
Pork Our packers are now paying from 81 90
to $3.50 rer hundred pounds, Tor dressed hogs,
but they must be very choice and heavy to COM
mand the latter figure
The butchers are paying . to PC tor live hogs,
and >! for dressed,
Iildcs--Grcou ccuntry, ic green sailed, Be
dry sailed, 9c, dry hnt, Toe green cali, DC
sheep pclts, I5al ,OOc,
Hay-rraur S3,Ooa52o per ton. Timothy or
Hungarian S5,O0aG,0O pcrtor.
Wuud-OIk $3,lO to $500 a cord
Cualr-StIeyted coal is sold At the Coal Valley
yard at 5 cents per bushci, aud delivered at9 cts
per bushel,
From teams IN Marie square, coal is usually
sold At Va Zoe per bus.
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ARCHITECTURE.

The undersigned is prepared to draw plans and
specifications make estimates, and take contracts
for all kinds Of buildings. in town or county
Having 80 years experience IN the business, he
datters himself that he can give general saustac-
ton.
Jobbrnp attended ts with dispatch--charges
moderate Residence on Broadway, next door
to Thompson's foundry. shop on Adams street,
near High School.
ESs- Leave orders at Henry Housman's store,
Illinois street. -
Jan, 18Th, d W.T., VIM. EhhEii'
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nusiugss Cards.

J.. -. BEARDsLEN.
| TrORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR Al LAW
l Office N the Court House, Rock Island
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WILLIAM siillARER,

,iAMlLY GROCERY AND PROV lSloN
I STORE Produce bought aud sold store
~ IA, NnG corner OF Orleans and outer streets
tuu Gfecu Corner.
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FOREIGN NEWS, England interfering with
the Mason and Slidel affair has caused great
excitement among the New York merchants.
Notwithstanding many Of them have refused
to sell sugar and coffee, n, Perry, Of Rock
Island, is selling sugar and coffee a. cheap as
ever n Perry has just received II fresh
supply of new raisns aud citron, and all the
dan,ies for the holidays, Also fresh ar.
rival Of kerosene oil, of the hes, quality, at
Go cents per gallon, All wishing to purchase
good goods, at low prices, vii! do well to call
ut \. perry's.
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Dec &c, dawlw
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TAX SALE NoTlCE In our paper to-day
will be found list of the property bought
by Cable 4 Co, ut the collectors sale in 1860
for taxes
1t will he understood by those who are in
terested, that PERSONAL a0tice is given to those
in whose names property is taxed, who reside
in the county, and that the published list,
Except in few instanccs), embraces on.
ly the lands and lots assessed to parties who
are uon.rcsdeuts. jy27 DIT Wit
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C'HICAGO & ST LOUIS r. r. LINE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Two Express Trains on and after Dec. LIST, leol'
Trains will leave West Side Union Depot at y
m daily, except Sundays, and ll.i5 m, except
Saturdays. Arrive at Chicago at a IN and Wv
pm.
Joliet and Wilmington Accommodation leaves
Chicago at i p IN daily, and arrives at 9.45 N.
Anlght tram, with sleeping car attached, viii
run through to st. Louis every night, except Sum
day, leaving this city at ll.i5.
JAMES ROBB, Receiver.
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No other houseIn this vicinity has stock OF
Ship Chandcry Ia be compared with NINE. Ma
nla rope from inches to inch. Oakum,
Pitch, Kos.n, Tar, Oars, Tarrcd Rigging of all
sizes. Packing, and every article kept in tina,
line Also Window Glass of all sizes.
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ISLAND CITY HOTEL.

c. II. SMITH,, PN"rhlhi oH'
Cor. Illinois and jefferson SIS, Rock Island.
rSs-Passengcrs conveyed to and from the cars
free OF charge,
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CALL AND SETTLE.

4 LII notes and accounts due me or the late
n firm oi Whitaker Eyerts. must be paid by
the first day of January next or they will be left
with II. c. Connolly, Esq, for collection. Take
due notice and govern yourselves accordingly
Dec3 dawtf A. EVERTS.
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For Day Goops, cloaks, cloths, nice dress
goods, bonnets, embrorderies millinery goods,
hosiery, gloves, etc, 90 to Block Newbur-
gers opposite the Rock Island Bank, Their
stock is very complete, and their prices rca-
sonuble. DIV
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e.. IL. KNOX.

TNDERTAKER. COFFIN W \ L =
[ house corner Rock River and Madison sts.,
Rock Island. \ fine hearse and team always III
readiness. VIII procure graves to be dug, iurh-
ssh carriages tor funerals, and take the entire
charge Of everything connected with the prepara-
,iou Of the corpse for burial. Bodies preserved
any Icnsth Of time without applying ice to the
body. Charges moderate.
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HAVING purchased the Abstract Books
formerly owned by Henry Curtis, Jr., IS pre-
nared to furnish Abstracts of Titles to all lands
and town lots IN Rock Island county Also the
names and residence OF "Unknown Owners, and
other information OF value to purchasers and mort
tagees Office in Court House, first door to rIght
Of south entrance.
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AOUk ISLAND ARGUS.
the DAILY ARGUS.

Containing full teegraphie reports and the la.
test news, is published every evening, except
Sunday, at SIX Dollars a year, payable quarterly
IN unYnnrn.
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From Mr.. G, H. Gardner, Principal of the kut-
gers Female Institute, \, N.-.'' have been at.
hlctcd with Bronchitis during the past winter, and
found no rcef until found your IrOches.'
" ByownS bronchial TroChes' or Cough Loa"ng-
es, are for sale throughout the United States
.lanN. u. iAnM | M.
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County ORDERS. We see no reason why
our county orders should not now be at par.
There is not enough out to pay the county
tax, and the treasurer must therefore, have
cash in his hands, as soon a. the taxes are
collected, with which to pay orders as fast as
they are presented to HIM We know this
has not been the custom, and the specu-
lators in the county orders, thought they had
a good thing of it" when the treasurer mott
fed the collectors not to receive the war or
ders in payment of county taxes. But our
expose Of that game caused him TO back out
Of the attempt to deprecate county orders by
refusing to receive such orders as the board
of supervisors directed to be issued for the re.
lief of the families Of soldiers.
There Is no reason in the world why our
county orders should not be promptly paid
in cash, by the treasurer, unless they are de.
preciated by set Of men who wish to buy
them up at a discount aud then, after the tax.
es are collected yet the cash for them.
Taxes enough are raised to pay all the out
standing orders against the county, but II set
of spectators manage, just before the taxes
are collected, to buy them up at consider.
able discount, and then get the face Of them.
This thing is done, over and over again. year
after year, and in this way the credit of the
county is injured, and those who sell anything
to the county always charge about 10 to 20
ner cent more than the article is worth, in
consequence Of this sort Of management, Peo-
ple who have county orders should demand
the face Of them, or keep them till the taxes
are collected and then take the cash from the
treasurer,
OK Of the very best places, in this region.
to buy family groceries is at Temple Buord s.
His stock is ofthe very hest quality. lie also
keeps Ship Chaadlsry Of all sorts, and his Is
the only Ship ChandIery store in this'resion'
His assortment is complete. He also keeps a
| heavy stock Of Trou and Nails, Of all kinds
His prices, for everything he keeps, are low
in accordance with the times Notice his al
verti1ement and give him call.
TAkE your watches, clocks and jewelry t.
Jeauneret, nextdoor to the Rock Island bank
IF you want them put in thorough repair
His charges are moderate and all his worl
warranted to give satisfaction.
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q n ale IN g 9

1 NEW double top and double cover Gas
\ and smoke consuming Cooking Stove. This
is decidedly the best stove Of the KIND ever solo IN
this market. Gail and see before making your
purchases
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.-Collections
j faithfully made and promptly paid over. o'-
ice at his residence, over Requa's jewelr' store,
Illinois street.
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II. c. Connolly,
yuoutS }. 10 + q X ID,
PROPRIETOR VI rms
Rock Island Foundry & Machine Shop.

IvEEps constantly on hand and makes to
n order, steam Engines, Boilers, Water
Wheels, Mil Irons OF all descriptions, store
fonts. and all other articles made ofcast ron
particular attention given 10 the manufacture Of
Boi,er and Shcet-Iron Work, as well as Black
gmithing and Steamboat work. Also, dealer IN
PIG and Sheet Lead, Block Tin, and Block Zinc,
Wrought Irons, Butt and LapWelded Pipes, OF all
sizes Brass OF Cups Globes, and all attic! es usu--
ally found at a first class foundry and machine
shop.
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RI, c. l.. DART, A. C.
HENRY DAkt ~ SONS.

\iTHOLESALEA AND RETAIL GROCERS
w AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Wines, Liquors
Cigars, No. |, Guyer's Block, Illinois street,
Rock Island, Ill.
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kELLERsTRAss y ERIEs.

ECTlFiERS and Manufacturers otDomes-
huc Liquors, Importers and Dealers IN Foreign
V mes and liquors. Front street, opposite Ferry
Landing, Rock Island.
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j. =. PRESCOTT

1 TrURNEY X COUNSELLOR at LAW,
n Solicitor IN Chancery, Real Estate and COL
ectlns Agent, Moline.
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For iiue Missouri Jenitan apples, 90 to \,
perry's. lie has ON hand loo bhls, for sale
cheap,
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)OLlCE Magistrate and Ex.oilcio Justice
| Of the Peace. Collections made and promptly
aid .yer. Diice IA Barley y Boye's block up
rairs, RucE island.