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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-24
DoWlins's Eyer-bearing Mulberry.

also have for sale trees Of Downinp's Eve,
bearing Mulberry, hardy. vigorous, Iong-Iiyed
tree, winch produces trult of rare excellence.
rich, JUICY, and exceedingly refreshing. 1t is new,
er infested with worms, and never fails of good
crop. | also have e''
The RUECHERRY CURRANT. BRINKtF,e
ORANGE RASPBERRY. MERVEllLE OF
FOUR SEASONS also good lot of the best Va.
rtes OF biacAberres, and other small fruits, and
strawberries, of all the best English and Native
varieties. ''
choice lot of DahIlas, GIaudioIis Tube Roses.
etc from H. A. Drecr, Philadelphia.
Persons wanting anything in my line viii nlease
call at my place, iMountlIolyoke\ IN tho Eonr,h
Ward, Rock Island vi
JOHN HOLT
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REGULATE THE BOWELS,

REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Depend upon it, mothers, 1t Will give rest to your
| selves, and
| RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
we have put up and sold this article for over ten
| years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND
IRu III of IT, what we have never been able to
say of any other mcdicne--NEVER HAS IT
FAILED IN SINGLElNSTANCE TO EFFECT
a CtKE when timely used. Never did we know
an instance OF dissatisfaction by any one who used
IT. On the contrFry all are delighted with lis m
eratlons, and speak IN terms of commentator n,
It's magical effects and medical virtues We
speak IN this matter ''WHAT WE DO KNOW ),
after ten years experience, AND PLEDGE OIjR
REPUTATION FOR THE FuLFILLNENT OF
WHAT WE HERE DECLARE. In almost eyery
instance where the infant is suffering from pain
ana exhaustion, reIIet will be found IN fifteen or
twenty minutes after the syrup is administered
This valuable preparation is the prescrjp,ion -,
one of the most EXPERIENCED and SKILLFIrL
~ hNtS IN New England, and has been used with
NENER-FAlLING SUCCESS IN
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
1t not only relieves the child from pam, but IN
vlgorates the stomach and bowels corrects aciditv
ana gives tone and energy to the whole system
twill almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, 4 WIND CHOLIC |
and overcome COMMISSIONS which If not speedily |
remed'ed, end in death We believe it is the
BEST AND SUREST REMEDY IN THE |
WORLD, IN all cases of DYSENTERY AND d. |
IN CHILDREN, whether it arises from
!eethlng or any other We would say to every
Mother who has child suffering from any of the
ercgoing complaints, Do NOT LET YOUR
PHEJUDlCES, NOR THE PREJUDICES OF
- lhhkS, stand between YOU and your suffering
.hild and the relief that will be SURE YES AR
,oLuTELi SURE--to follow the use of this
Medicine, if timely used, Full directions fol
islng viii accompany each bottle. None genuine
lniess the fac-simile of CURTIS PERKINS.
View York, Is on the outside wrapper
Sold by druggists throughout the world
Principal Office, Is Cedar Street. ~ Y.
PRICE ONLY 20 CENTS PER BOTTLE
Sold by al druggists in Rock Island
apr2jtwawly
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY
SMALL FRUIT NURSERY.
IONA GRAPE VINES.

Az ING obtained the agency for Rock Is.
L / land and vicinity for he sale Of ,he Crane
Vines grown by DR.. {. ". Grant, at iona Island
near Peekskil, n. Y, on the Hudson river, shall
be enabled to supply vines of unequa,lcd quality.
OF all the most valuable varieties. including
TIE CELEBRATED DELAWARE
Manna, Anna, Rebocca, Union Village. Concord
and others Warranted genuine, on the best
terms, wholesale and retail.
The Illustrated Catalogue furnished for two 8
cent postage stamps.
lhe'e new varieties OF grapes are attracting
great attention. they are from ten days to three
week earlier than the IslbnlIn T. ra,,.o,'
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Prices TO Suit the Times.
FOR SALE OR LEASE,

o VI SUBDIVISIONS, 10 SUIT purchasers, OF
i persons that may desire to leasef,. , term .
'ort, viz: F! >" WV W. VI paNeh
;" 80 teel' fronting on Cd street,
- ~ 'ttl fronting on Water street
go % rect fronting on Sd street
IN OIocN I'-Neaf the Market House
o. feet fronting ON Warren stree,
tending 100 feet back, with IN
each side OF the lot
In block $50 feet fronting on Third s,,.,,
40 fronting on Scott street
In block 20-32O feet fronting on Third s,,o.,
$40 teet fronting on Fourth street.
300 feet fronting on Harrison stree,
800 feet fronting on Ripley street
In BLOCK 2I-l6O feet fronting on Sixth street.
100 feet fronting on Warren street,
In oIocl 5l-IoO feet fronting on Fifth street,
l5O feet fronting on Scott street
III p"cs oo-5oO teet fronting on Western avenu
100 feet fronting on Sixth treet,
100 ieet fronting on Seventh street.
Al o'ock ao-l3O feet fronting on Brown street.
100 feet fronting on Seventh street
=" '''eA 90 % ieel fronting on Sixth street and
- extending back 100 feet.
rot particulars inquire of Corbn & Dow Alto,
VI " JAMES MAY.
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&. =. PUTNAM, Publisher.

VIZ HFViNNHN NtW 1Ofk.
n. B.-The First Part of the Second Volume il
also now ready, containing the BATTLE OF
BULL RI \, fully described from every point of
view. With map. lGO pages. Price 30 cents.
- Copies Of the First Volume of the Rebellion
Record will be sent by mail free Of expense, TO any
part of the L. $. within 1900 miles on receipt OF
Prcc. The publisher wW be rssponSi5ietOr ali re-
mtt0Hcss sent IN registered letters.
&s.- Vol 2wlII also be sent in parts as issued,
on receipt 50. Parties DESTROYS of corning clubs
will be supplied on liberal terms BY addressing
the publisher for particulars.
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COM DOWN WITH PRICES!
{. +. HENGsTLER. Agent,
Furniture Dealer, Manufacturer, and
GENERAL UNDERTAKEN.

take this mode for the Acknowledgement for
the long continued patronage of my old customers,
soliciting their continuation, nd by strict atten.
ton to the business, gain MANY new ones | fiat.
ter mysefior having the reputation of having
cheap place to buy furniture
| have on hand
Bureaus, Glasses and Cradles,
Bedstcats, Chars and Tables,
Stands Sofas and Cuphoards,
Whatnots, Cabs and Feathers,
Desks tor bills and letters
Ererythng IN the shape ofwood
You can get here cheap and good
In the undertaking line | have only to say that
shan't be beat either IN price, style or attend
anse: Give me call and see for yourselves.
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Soothing syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETuINt.

which greatly Facilitates the process of teetb,ng
by soitenng the gums, reducing all lnAamat,ons-
viii alIay ALL PAIN and spasmodIc action, and
10 = -
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Great struggle for Free Government.

With complete and accurate copies of
All the Secession Ordinances Iutticiaj.
DAVIS and Stephens Speeches aud Proclama.
tons.
ProcIamaious and Messages of President Lin.
coin.
State Papers OF all kinds.
Military ProClamatiOnS on both sides
Speeches aud Appeals Of Southern MON Men
lkehnedy, Holt, Dixon, CrlttcndcH, etc.)
English Articles on the War.
'Contraband" Correspondence.
Radical Northern Speeches.
MotIcy's Causes of the War
W. II. Russell's Letters
CuuosltIes of Southern War Literature
Reports of Battles and Skrmlshcs
Lists OF Officers of Regiments, etc
Picturesque Narratives
Patriotic Poetry.
Songs of the Rebels.
Munchauscnana.
Anecdotes, Statistics, etc.
THIS work wall be published as hetetotorc--
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Monthly Parts, Illustrated, so cents. The Ulus,
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two Nos, at 80 cents each, making the price for
weekly and monthly editions the same VIZ 3tnr
each vol, each siX months. Covers for budIug
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- " | consider the 'Rccord' very yaIu-
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"EVery one who wishes complete record of
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TIE HlPOPHOSPIjITES

Have two-ioId PccUc actIon-on the one hand
tHcf'ls'ng he principic which Constitutes
NERIOES ENERGY; and on the other hama,
the MOST POWERFUL BEOOD GENER1T
ING AGENTS hAOHN. They act with yromp.
ness and ccrfatRig IN an general dcoadjtions
such as Chrome Bronchitis, Asthma, Scrorulo
Marasnus, AncmIa, Femaie complaints &c, and
IN all disorders OF Nervous or Blood systems
ih''r effect upon the tubcrcular condition Is I'M
Nt t,5 ''I-"H "' EcH'r" Sgap'on,S disappearing
uHh Il rlpitity Thich is realm marrsIops Thcy
"cfedNeth" Nervous or ritdi fHsrgU, relieve Cougb
check Night Swcats, diminish Expcctoratlon I'M
prov" Tn" Appetite, arrest Dlrfhua, aud PROMOTE
hEfRESnING sLrEr. / ram TRIiL is 4 CER.
TAIN CiRE.
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former Washington and section St.,
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Il istirr uskluk 70 uila - tts nsQ-t cezElifftsef
nctsls in tfe Nfat. a. e. s1prfes - every
.espsss ~ Aas y this ri@rs. "a - 80 srcarae-
tat.nr "A ft~ tfaffi .aflf. tr4 ftfsf .Airr.fnf of
ctfiscns atsaaa t-sf lift ristEe aEwesrted frcrfs
70 secato t.e llgAeft rlsrtert sa4 cssV-4.sncs a
thcif Euest- s14 - Re fa ts14s1es - 80 saesees
81 lhs.f s.ItssvcFs
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Nrsseslurs a l<sl. a. ef
I,1krF ~ iStfANA. Vf1o COUNTY - -So
- 81 RfE8 Ctlsuaos pa Cert. Asxttt fsrun.
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Frntaa CiernaH 80 fcAa 4 Efr -eprsriAlni 90
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isfs fonse. - flsiutf1 ~ sttft Gaze. sttQf-
rfts. an4 3 ibsfr featia kfffias sAss A. r.
Ifaf.se 49, $50 sfeetrf fttt tkt 1etsEaasts a.
lrn.nlissffs O. - a. e iFfitaa.
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Darts cf ihs firx 80 raserg 81 Us gfctesdibs.
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laird -eeesy = Arrps. afsb a issf
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az sinxis bosue u sFArf-rfS0's nv sff
at y ell ssts tea ucals - esst 80
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srAuIDrNG's PREPARED oLur
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STANDINGS THROAT coNrrcnoS
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AGRICULTURAL
FARMERS, LOOK TO YoURISTtREsT
HARVEST or 1892
Eaines' Illinois Harvester.

HARVEST or fSG2.
Eaines' Illinois Harvester.
The Ar-nl Of this celebra eel m
i cksae t.S the fle sure 4fossfias De farming
community = psff-c- n scklns. wusst j, nncoLet
j. th- bsst Harvesting Mach ne n shs world.
HOME TESTIMONY.
Ma 6sovxn- siy.I have been using Que Ct the
above named Harvester for n 81 thr-e y.srs
AID "a - veil pleased Nth q. that ~easd not
AZ 800 Tor II III coai not o1taln another Of he
sane kild. lhnt ~ sxpsrlsncs. that there /. at
fing Wheat. owe thai SIT and put Up By The most
approved rcapers. II fact ~o4ld not lei ny sp-
proved reaper. In fact would not let nv grain DC
"a. sther w<y. II n we-e offered 70 DC puf IA
- s.MUTL NTLLIGAS.
Near Tsrrs H4ats. Nay ASA, lss2.
endorse the seeve-
Ooe year ago wepu-ehsset one The Illinois Har-
we.ters ard xorid not disp with he Of Il
for any price. Ne most h~erfuiiy endorse all that
curing grain. JOSEPH PICK
JOHN RAskIS-
4 not only endorse silshsi M Ntusgan ssss about
Die Illinois Harvester bat viii further say that |
would not take LOO for ny mach-ne Il could not
f''@-'' - : JAMES JACKSON.
We have used one % Hsines' Illinois Harvesters
during he last two ssaso With entre tisf.eff Z
and xoald say % bro her fsruers that We would
/ rot tAse $500 FOR the one have, II We could not
1 procsre another u The sa1fe nd and We endorse
all that Mr. Miga1 -ays about ibis mode OF harvest
| ing. Ihos COOPER
PETER LYO 5.
Otter Cree 49, esAis, Fiso Co, Ind.
NJ Gssvrn-sn- have Used 90 q Il in. = IL
laqis Harse-tsss for the last - year., ant aav.
odd Various kinds Of the app owed reaper. c.
other patterns and and b eio-1 calculation that
eau sac aecut two-rhfts % The expense b cslns
the III i Harvester would not take 81 oo0 fol
the one Il could not prccrre another Of ths
same kind.
Il did not cost TIC mere than 50 esnts per scer 4
l harvest ny wheat the p~sl years. t-kins int
consideration TIE mode Of soviAg and saving u tbs
grain. JACOB BROWN.
Tie atovs named genileac- az residents n
gu i6st-sil bat within ott- hsur's ride =
! Tsrre Haate-srd would ~iiii~S.y give any infor-
matlea a. 10 TIE lie ard utility o. this Harvester
thst nnag be ssked
In addition TO m above named Harvester have
gpod Con6insd Reaper and Mower lRe-d'sl that
vi warrant 70 90 sood sors. d which ! vii eel
or sfeo % twelve months tue, or exchanges 10
Gram 9 good hvr.rs-
am alss sob. Asentfcs .hs'as'ly celebrated Buci
Ey- csaolnsd Reaper. aud Mcsers. saif 20 " Ia
/ beat II IVA GhOt liz
ss ~ for viso AMI surrounding co nj .
WP,s..e is.d obi4.n pa nphlsi src Exam
/ ins the Machine.
Sss. Esss s.-s Public sqzrs. Tsrre Hssss
Jane 5lSsin
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THEY 80 riekt 70 the Spot
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palm eIoa Ia snsaf5<ltfns tet..s iriiasic-l ID
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srsPAyIDt>0s rnrrsRfr eLrx 90
= a. Ne ss,>sds -rsrper ~ III, Ss
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nsets Al. 80 suaerFenrlss. Al 10 housl az -,
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sPAuIDINe's PREPARED sLuF

spAr4.pISe's PREPARED GLUe
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Scraps.

B6-If We would have powerful minds,
we must think II we would have faithful
hearts, We must love five would have
vigorous muscls, we must labor and these
three activities, thought. love and labor, in-
eluded all that is valuable ia life.
B9r Religion is love to God aud mau, no
TO ourselves. The Gully way 10 save our
souls is to strive 10 benefit the souls and
bodies Of our neighbors. Even The pnrest
faith without bent 6cient works is dead. for
everything vital dies that is not used.
B%The necessities which conGne men ,c
particular employments are the ehief sup
port Of good habits. Men resemble Il
masts Of ship, which must be tied dow
TO keep them steady.
nOpThe man who is always counting b
pulse, or looking at his tongue. will 500
6nd something wrong in the condition
both.
BD- Almost every young lady Is publi
spirited enough to be willing to have be
fathers house used as courthouse.
s6- Woman has found her true "spher,
ct last IL Is about tweaty- seven fel
around. made Of hoops.
Dwwadworrh cautioned a studior
friend against growing doudle." but IL
gisk think ID The best thing a nice youn
man can do.
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THE ONLY PREPARATION hav
L ias proofs so strong and direct as TO
ExPEL THE DOUBTS OF ALL.

For Statesmen, Judges Editors, Physcans Of ie oldest
schools well give their unqualified nction and
scalp aud bran all who have ned IT, unite in testying
will preserve the hair from being gn aod from fall
OAK GEovE s c. June 24,h, ls5s. .
rapidy rai,ag popularity In this community. had
occins "a lay prejudice side and give your har Hes'oa
Dve perfess iesi -
uring the year 1854 unfortunate as To lie thrown
NV head received most teri ibe blow causing great deal
uf irritation. which communicated 10 the brain and external
surface of the head from the effects Of which my hair
finally DESTROYED over entire surface of the head From
the time fist dseOyeCd its dSppnR hoTeYer, up TO the
time of s total disarrCarancp employed everything could
tbinl of IpD0 man ulvEelf and thought
understanding the nature Of the disease but was finally de-
| reated in every prescription advanced.
Tbsse and Other circumsancps Induced 10 resort to
your worthy Hair Restorative which have every reason o
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ast appieatisn had as beautiful head Of young hair
thanks Rest assured dear 1 aha recommend your
medy all iBquirers moreover sha use my influence
| which Gatter lyselt 10 say, is not a little.
'0u nIs e1m V,.py yeSy raspee1Iiy H. j. WRIGHT NJ u.
0aier Of the Jsiferronian, PRlipri va,Dec. l2 5s.
Dear s ceI it my duty as well my pleasure, to state
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thk proper. gentleman Of this paeea awyer-has oeen
ppled 70 wear wig lie Induced bottle ef you
Hair Restorative, which he liked very much and aier USING
some three bottles his hair out lrGuriauty ae
he nov has handsome head Of hair The gentleman nan'
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ment give II 10 YOU at the request Of r. Bradford Yot
can ,el reat de Of YOUR Hair Restorative In this and ad
/ dining COUNTESS II you have the proper agents.
's Your de- THOMSON SURGHNOR.
/ Dn. wooD; ncar sr:-Permt TO express the olliga
under for tie entire restoration OF my hair 10 u
original about tie time Of my arrival In the u State
it was rRPidy beeon'ing gray bat npnn me apPeahoh
yauT flair Restorative It recovered its original hue
ennsiier your Restorative very wonderful inyenton GAIT
efcaeious well agreeable. 5. IHALBEl'S
The Restorative put mp bottles Of three sizes viz
large medium and small the small holds y pint and re
ta dollar per battle the medium holds at least =
| rent mora IA
dolar yer bottle the large bnld quart 40 per cent nor
| in proportion. and retaiis for 50.
q. j. WOOD CO. ProprietOrs, s4i Broadway, N. York
and ia Mark street. ST. LOu Mo For sale In Ahtahua
| eow6m5S3. HENDkY COPELAND.
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nor. from john bright.

Ia late speech MIR. B. put forth the
following good talk
1--WE have had, ss generally is the case
on ali great questions, a world Of nonsense
talked with regard to American affairs.
We are told that the blockade is paper
blockade, aud totally in, fecliye, at thu
same time that We are told it is SO grieVou'
a calamity, because it is so effective, thai
it is necessary TO break il down. w,
know that while cotton might he bought
10 New OIleans at this moment at elgh
cents or four pence pound that If il
could be put down in Liverpool il wUuo
sell readily at Is or Is 2I. We know al
so that at the South almost everything they
import is seling--if there be anything al
ell in the counIry--at Eve, ten or iilteer
times its common price and whatever may
be said Of ship escaping the blockade now
and then, believe il eau demonstrate thai
that there never was in the history ol
Europe a blockade at one time SO effective
throughout So loug liue Ct coust.
There is general impression in England
that somehow or other America has gone
TO the dogs, and that this country, with Ils
vast heet, might do anything il Likes with
Il. But suppose anybody bad asked y,u
IN 1859 whether the U S. were very
easy power to trample Oh, everybody womb
have said No bnt at THE moment tht
population Of the states that are under The
government Of Washington is greater Ihun
was the population Of the states of thr
American Unlun in 1850. More than that
ninety nine per cent of all the maritime
wealth and power that then Le.onged TO
the Uniun belongs now. rs it did before
to the North, aud therefore, unless men,
go upon lAiS principle, that a man whom
you are very civil TO before he met with
an accident, may be medded with with
out danger when he has bis arm in sling
Il say that nothing can be more ignorau,
or meGs foolish than the idea that the u
s. as now goverened from Washington, is II
power that can be tramped on as though
they were few discontented provinces in
stale OF anarchy, sneh that any Que might
insult and ipjure Them at pleasure" (Hear,
hear.)