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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-27
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81 rsgrol to say that the Cholera has pre-
vailed here Of late 10 fearful extent For thlee
weeks from tsa to nfy sixty fatal cases each day
have bssu reported. should add thA the PAn Killer
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REv. cHAs. HARDING,
ShnlApora. India. D
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This sertinss that have used Perry Davis Pain Killer
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bowel complaint orsnshtis, coughs, colds, &s. and
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CHOLERA.
A CERTAIN CURB FOR THIS DISEASE
MAY BIB FOUND IN THE USE OF
DAV Wis
VEGETABLE PAIN
KILLER.
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MaEnArTAu, KArnLs, April ", issd.
E6mSLHNnH; want 10 say little more
about ths Pain Killer. consider u very valuable
msdlsins, and always keep 1t hand have travelled
good deal since have been In Kansas and never with
cut taking with In my practice ussd It freely
for The Asate Cholera IN IsAs aud With batter
than any ether msdens also ussi II here for Cholera
In 1885, With the same good rssaits. Yours truly.
A. HUNTING, NJ. D.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-27
JACOB S. WELpIN
STOVES AND TINWARE.
INELAVARE RANGE, HEATER AND
~ STOVE DEPOT,
PICKELS, WEAVER 4 CO.,
EvccsstoRs TO H. PIcKRLs,


Nos I and East Fourth Street
To thosa luteresed n IN want o. reay hrsi elasa
cWiklNH RANGE. 80 'irt sill hntn lis. coal, bake
helei aud less 49, a.i .u4n Ray other ia the
tnarse would rali th-r lsntion 0 the following
eetih 'at#s Of gentenrn who have had large expert.
enes Ia such matters, and are well known In this city
wuaFoYoS, January 27th, 1859
Mr. II = ckeis;-bEAR siR-I have tried three diff
iersnt kinds 0l kch4n RANGES beors purchased the
ARsee haiga from you, which you tut up Ia my house
and au 10 say kat the Mages Is worth more than
the others combines, holh to uity snd economy. II
does Us ro'k we'll snd With bali Of tho roal reiur
I'D by either 0f the others 1t Dom in the second
story Cry eohtranlg "a this exceedingly cold weather.
Z. c. sToTsESnuRo.
wuaIlSsros, February l-i, 1866.
n D. Iteleis Fsq - take great pleasure In recon
rut lr me think L decided impraysmsnt on ANY
RAnge have over used II will do twice the Of
work and with Que hafsas coal than any Range have
yvsr sen. Very respectfully,
Your ohh servant
II. GALLAGHER.
wiLNS1r1N February, 1856.
Having nHe d AAgee's Ranges now IN use, tahe great
pleasure stating that gives every sasfsrti hskes
volt snd slses very rga.upry ofho' water havc
40 he'iiAron ~ rsennmending II 10 others.
Vsr2 respectfully,
H. =. PicKsis bta.
Fhs Range put up fer By Mr. Pickels works nov
tundar the management cook who undsrstHnds her
ous'nss') very well and gives complete satlsaeton,
b q. BRADFORD.
WilNNaTos, DEL Aug. 4, 1856
n Fiek,is, Esqs-DRAR slR-fhe Ssaas Cooking
Rang, put dp fr MS, at $40 French street gvos entire
sAll fsviun consider the Magse Range superior Ia
any in th4 market, and ehser,aily recommend il - all
p-r0us in Sanl Vi an eeolomieal hsngs.
frny yours sc,
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SUGAR.
coRREg,
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And az other articles usuiily kepIn Grocery stors
which he is seiliug at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Ioureksspers requested to call and examine his
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namoer OF Years been engaged In the business, he re
spscuulj invites the pubic 10 call and examine hi
stork. IS be ..lmG ronhdant q viii lEa aAsiaelnn.
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GROCERIES.
sitss., The subscriber Informs his friends and this
Ietlpuble generally, that be has taken the store,
SSai@ No. 21S Market street,
formeray occupied by the late John Price and has on
haud good assortment Of
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-27
COAL, by the TON or CARGO.

All Of q above Nieies We eau Olfsr on Az reAsoua
eftns any establishment 10 tina state and hops Win
Of patronage. LY LIZ 4 WlLsOs
tnay rs iV-rsspt3
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TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND ACRES

Of the Stock Of the Company will he sold account Of
Working Capital. No other stock Is offered Tor sale.
Au entirely 6riEnAl aud mutual plan has besn adopted
for spsedy disposal Of the working eatta for this par
ueulAra Of which all parties are nvited 10 call at the
ofios, No. &31 Chestnut ST.. fuD stairs f-b2-tf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18

shall be entitled to trial by jury
IS. This act is not to be in force TIL the ,anie
shall have been ratified by majority Oh lhe ies~
voters of said county: Provided ina. TINS ,as ss
SHALL from and after said first DAY 1aaieh, s;on
be in full force and effect IN any moiorjty Of the
isral votes shall be given "for keeping up stovs'
! eSaet;on o ,,roviaes that the form OF the ballot
shah be ..For keeping up Stock or against Aeep-
ing up stock o,,,,,,- ,o,,., "a s,,h
81. ~ ,,sst;on TO the people at any subsequent
niao.;a in case it is defeated at the first. a
St;on III names the counties to which the net
.han annly. Rock Island, Henry, Whiteside &C.,
40 being among the number.
The act was approved by Gov ogfesby March
Z, 1867. -,-z
The voters of this county are notified to
vote for or against the law, on the 9Th of
November next, at which time they also
vote for a county treasurer and county survey
or.
To farmers who have their land under
fence, and near whom there are no open
ranges for stock, we presume it will make no
particular difference whether the law goes
into force or not. But to those who live
| near unoccupied lands where cattle range al
| will during the summer, the law will be very
| Objectionable and they will, doubtless, rally
strongly against it.
To the hundreds of people in this city ant
in the numerous and populous villages il
this county, who keep COWS, it will be yer,
Objectionable.
The 8th section, which provides that i
shall be in force in any township IL
which q majority Of votes are cast in its ia
vor, is also very objectionable, as, unde
that section. the stock from a township il
which the act is not in force may wande
across the line into an adjoining TOWNSHIP
where it is in force, and be there taken NJ
subjecting the owners to constant tronbl
and expense.
We have thus discharged our duty to on
readers in relation to the matter, and it
for them to act upon the subject, on electio
day.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18
saving.

1t is announced that the democrats Of
Ohio have issued call for an examination
of the poll lists throughout the state to asccr-
tain how many negroes voted at the late
election, and that democratic legislature
will pass upon the question of permitting a
republican state ticket to be elected by the
fraudulent voting of negroes. The white
people will rule in Ohio, and do not propose
to be cheated out of their rights by any rad
ical scheme of fraudulent negro votes. 1t is
fortunate for the people of Ohio that a demo
cratic legislature will decide this matter
And if the legislature should follow the ex.
ample of the radical congress, no showing Of
fraud would be necessary, The only ques
ton there is, whether they want the places
or not. If they do they proceed to send the
man home, right or wrong. Witness The
cases OF Stockton, of New Jersey, and Voor
hees, of Indiana. ~
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18
CHICAGO, Oct. 18th.
SAMUEL ELLIS, Detective.
OUR SEVENTEENTH YEAR.

To-day 1.-THE lSth.) the WEEKLY ARGUS
commences its seventeenth year, and nearly
all that time the present editor has labored
at his post, doing what he could to sustain
the interests of Rock Island and Rock Island
county. For five years previously he was
one of the proprietors of the Vermont Pat,i-
OF, making over twenty years Of hard serv-
ice in the democratic cause, more than
three fourths Of which has been spent on this
city, He has seen a good many ups and
being matter of doubt whether he could
live in Rock Island or make his paper live.
But, thanks to kind and true patrons, and a
good deal of perseverance and industry, the
sbihty to live, and many who were once
counted as bitterly hostile to both it and its
editor, have learned to look at both from a
different standpoint, and to be the fast
friends of both.
The DAILY ARGUS, is now in it's Thir-
tenth Year, and is the Oldest daily paper
west of Chicago, on the line of the C, R. L.
L P. railroad, 1t has fought many hard
battle for the people of Rock Island, and
viii live to fight many more.
To our old and new patrons, of all parties,
we make our grateful bow, and hope to be
! worthy of their continued confidence and ia.
vor.
To our democratic friends we say, tho po-
htical sky is growing brighter, and by a Wig
orous effort on their part We may reasonably
hope for glorious triumph, next year. To
accomplish it. however, the truth must be
| widely spread among the people, through
the press, and it becomes our friends in ev-
cry township to see that the ARGUS goes IN
to every family where it will be read. This
cannot be accomplished without an effort by
the active democrats of every school dis
trict. The democrats of every township
should see to this now-now is the time tc
talk with your neighbors.
| For the material interests of Rock Island
the ARGUS will never cease working, be
| leiving that no locality in the west offers 81
| many inducements for capital and labor
and that the next FIVE years will more thar
double our population and business. VIVA
the ARGUS can do to accomplish that objec
viii be done,
So we bid you good evening, kind friends
wishing you all peace and prosperity.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18

1t was brave and patriotic in Gen. Grant,
to lead the federal armies to victory. 1t will
scarcely be regarded as equally so in him to
consent to lead the radical politicians in
their warfare upon an BUNDLED, defeated,
surrendered and almost utterly annihiated
foe. 1t was noble in him to lead the armies
Of the republic in their struggle to preserve
the Union. 1t will not be consistent in him
to lead the radicals in their crusade against
the Union, against its restoration, and
against its perpetuation.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18

Huunicut, in his radical Newspaper, says
of the elections: "It may require storms,
thunder and lightning from heaven; it may
require earthquakes; it may require war
Of twenty years duration it may require
the utter insolvency of the whole natiol it
may require the slaughtering of half the in
habitants of the nation but justice will be
melted out at the last When it is, Hunni-
cut, Brownlow and the rest of the internal
crew viii find their worthless bacon past
saving.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18

The constitutonality of the socalled civil
rights BILL it is said, will be passed upon this
week by Judge Swayne, of the United
States circuit court. It ought to be called
the bill of uucivil wrongs. Whatever Judge
Swayne may decide about it. the people
are deciding at the polls that both the bill
and its authors must be wiped out.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18

The Philadelphia Age warns the radicals
that "the attempt to play the old game of
election frauds in the city returns will not
be quietly permitted. In 1888 there was a
Buckshot war occasioned by an attempt to
tamper with the purity of the ballot box
Let the dark political gamesters in the radi-
cal party pause well before they preeipitate
another such event"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18

Gen. Grant, it is said, is not at all pleased
with the result of the recent elections. The
people do not vote TO suit him. The time is
approaching when, if it please Gen. Grant,
the people will vote as they please, regard
less of generals and other commanders.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18

A radical paper calls upon congress to
prevent John Mitchell from publishing
journal in New York. These radicals call
upon congress to do all sorts of things.
They will next want committee to exam
inc the Camden road Improvement, or Sears
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18
elections.

The vile radical Hunnicutt says in his pa
perth the event of a war of races, boy
or girl ten years old or an aged or intirm
old man or woman of sixty or seventy years,
can apply the match or torch as easily as a
robust man of Twenty-Five
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18

A chap inquired at the post Office in Erie
the othev day for letter for Emery Hog
den," He was told there was none. 'Look
ERE he replied, little angrily, "youve
hexamined hodd letter for my name. 1t
don't commence with hatch. 1t begins
with no Look in the ole that's got the
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18

The portraits of two children feeding q
horse. forwarded to the dead letter Office,
from our armies in the sonth, have been
claimed by a family residing at Columbia,
S. C. The children are deceased, and the
portraits are highly valued by the parents
and will be at once restored.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18

''God dash that party to pieces that can
not stand safe with the temperance cause
in its hands says Wendell Phillips. What
do the radicals reply to Phillips's dashing
PRAYER in favor of the prohibitory law, which
he means when he says temperance
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-18

The worst played out man in the United
States or in Mexico, which is the most per-
fectly used up country in the world, is eX-
Secretary OF War Stanton. He goes about
like the Wandering Jew, finding no place
wherein to rest the sole of his foot or his
souless soul, nor anybody poor enough to do