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New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

Nrw-Nors.
kulrance ou Tvehir sc'suthst
TRAINS LRAyE SEwYOHK.
Fer New H.vs8 ~ Soo BI, li3Os l2B tRLl 100 On
Tor bridgeport Goo tErl iIO. lais Hrl 800 (Er)
Tor Milford ard SirstSri = o. ii,o. m ast t0pa
Tor fairhsh. Southport ssd W,tiPer. 90 lO AS. tnP
For EorEsR Ioo CErl 800 I'D rlS CErl (Er
as ~. an dO0 tErl p.
Fof Dsrien 700 500 Ii.ggs m. aG lDsDpm
Gr~enrirh 900 a. Is 1fs. Anl a11 CO
Fo Samfoa so0 Goo tkrD 800 iio r. tkIl as, 10l
Pon chester .sd uenns4isis sdoas 100 800 I)oI as
CONssCTIso TRAINS
Boston. via Springfield. Gl9 fEIl. 400 fkIl sop
Por Boston Sior, las. il.ls (kI }. Auo ;.
fof Hartford snd sPnaFs,1 400 Et lks 40 thih ."
For Couse,ieut River Railroad. 400 Gl i25p 70 Mon
treA. 1iS n. te hafthsmpton -
Hartford Pror4sace F.hlR Railroad soo ga si'
Sss-ooios ,sa sioalsgoa Railroad At so n.
- - AOl. h0
Fer Canal Railroad lRis ,. 10 to Sesthsmpsa
For H0H.stonie Railroad Roo 400
For Nsugst Rsi.fasd. G0O lto n.
For DAnhlIy aud Nsfwsk Hsifesd. 20, 800 go
Coaiaoious sle,pss Cars attached 10 aoo ? 70 tnn .
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEG.
~ will isf r-noui ~ p and 3 ~
and Is sui coz Saturdays only il.l5 The sR
and ~ trains ilrough 90 Nousey.
NEW Jersey RAILROAD.-Trins leave
y Of onrsuif for fntDKLFHfs, ~ and 10 N u
aus u o BaLriSOKE and WasHIsoroS st and 10 H.
p and y midnight
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

CUPREME COURT.-ln the matter of the ap-.
y neon Commissioners Of the ceua PARK for and IN behalf
os M.or Aldermen an Coanonaty Cr Of New York relative
10 o,nre the AVENUB 81 NICHOLAS One Hundred aud Tenth
street 70 one Hundred and i nh street hid eat H the Cenns
Park End also STREET
The Twtnh eInde and widensd
v m, OF the Central Psrt the CJ ofNswiOrk
1 Boar1 of the Central PARK the AVID
Msyor Aldermen and CoHonAly the CITY ofEe~ fets
Legislature Oft People Of the state New
iorl An Al relative 10 TIE snd duties Of the coms
sonsrs tie Central Park passed Apn e three hfhs beng ps
b PI, Jgde, District oihe STAT. Of E.xYok special Term o
c1att 10 he bf Al CITY Hal the city sfNesl oh Weane
dr The m day april 1861 or A. scot ,beesss q Ceunssl can be
,t IN ,h shors natter that the and eIt 81 the m
intended The opening sfth avenue Nsholss Sn
One Hundred FY fhh ftreet
s T Of Yrwierk laid out by the Commissioners = The Csa
t "a so .r epenfur 81 Nehsas
a. I Ts0 Avenue said civ extended ard sietfd By To Com
Central PM and Shown and deineed upo certain
th s, made Gardner City bossing
a. is,h AZ, ogMseb iL-Datsd New York a0th March. ts7
"' "'" ''' RICHARD OGORMAN Counsel tsihe Cosporaoa
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
DATED New.Yort, March "a 1901.
SUPREME COURT.
SUPREME COURT.
IA the N of the Application ~ the Mayor Aermss and
rs Of the aitv OF Nrs-lOrE, relative to
OPENING OF
SEVENTY -SECOND-SIREE1, ..
From FonrthaY TO tbs East River
IN TILE CITY OF NEW-lORk.

made and provided the MAYER Alder
n lOianonal u the Cry Of Newiork hereby give notice ihs
the apply Court Of The state Of New York Al
Special Term Of said Court 70 be Eed At the W Hail The C OF
April, the
thereafter Counsel
hean appointment of Commissioner. of Estimate Assess
sbc,ntrd matter that ie and ,Itsut Of the
hereby Intended the opening e Seventy second street
from 0 the Fast River said laid the
plan said city under and W virtue Of Act 81 the legislature
lie Of the state 81 Swiork entitled AZ AT relative ~ i'm
toyeme Touching the laying Of Streets Roads tie City VI
N,N.York and for other purposes" passed Apl O. lGUa
RICHARD OGORMAN. Counsel o the Cooperation.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
CUPKEME CoTRT, County q M New;YoTs;m1 v. Z IiSo1

CUPREME COURT, County al New York.
- In III. natter e. TAYkR sgainst rHB ESTATE OF JACob
hereby given pursuant - the order Of
EAe sf JaceA Lson deceased ana
resident Of the City o EeyioE but ony
10 a
be Al tls Cv Haa City s Newis the third Msndr OF
Nav T alter eXscaton ahou not
sg. Al. VI ssd Jacob Leola deeassd on
se,sr, il bis w a TAyer LIN 3ls. day of Jun' lS0 "'
s@ G-bsted APh5, 1907. - ,,.nn sc
CUPREME COURT, City and County Of NsE- ~
RIISE W EpLEFsos and WILLIAM sDLkPstN desoe1's % s
In Judgment order sf the absse Court ue A9
Asa: The sh y Of S1 he s.a.'snsa s Real
The Rsaas ssos,ss s No ~ ~ osi bcsS on
Io. Pses psrse oand VIII TIE bons se,sS
,aAs ng heng In The Snsteeah ard OF The Cv ai
hounaed described fol- Beghhng at poh ON
sou,he, fny distant handred and
g11 osstery fror the saey side Of f sYepns sha
e.es soushsfy aud nhsagh wall and parallel wnh
Avenue hundred o AEd Eve @ noAss Me center ss u
oek esef{ al said eeaeI ine and parallel wa rn ~,
.t eighteen a cet noheTy 70 and ihroneh snons
s and parallel with rs. hundred o feet sna g's
rhss southef ske fhy h and thence wesY
aid ssnthey SIDE Of fyhrst eighteen @ feet 10 pA' P
f bog inuag Dscas skss Yok. April q lI ,,,su p,.,..
DANIEL j. MOVES, rihs AuJ,
Apli 2xw3wF NO. 0 Nsn s
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
fegal Notices.

IN THE SUPREME C0URT-Cfy and County
II a V,,k-EDWfN a. READ aE.insi CHARLhS HbLLhs,
- "a bDnAkD CAKrEk- .F'..'''-'''''-
defnAEd contract To the Int Rev.
hereby sumore 20 cent stamp.
snd required t complaint n thu seu0n of Cancelled
oopy hrr-uHh .ersed aJon and 10
ihe sa complaint ihs slhsrriber,
nuiabcr sff Wall street the CITY Of Ne~ iors
hereof exclusive Of he day o such
and @ The MD complaint within the time
aoresa t pnfg IN ihs aeou w ks Judgment apfnt for
Os sum Of sudrd
ua dsy YbrHy thosslnd eight apid and
thousand dollars thereof snd o the 18th day Of
rshrnars upon hundred AMI dollars The resn. thereof
srof-Dsici Nsaiok 18th MarA- 1901
ByARTs. sOUrIiMhND cHoATE, Plaintiffs Atsrusya
t 10 the oc Of tue tl-7h oi the
a the CITY Hall said Ciy 60 TIE lsi
isr Of April, nB5~-Nev-T -Tork- ADnl Z. 1907 - -.
WARTS soUTHMAID CHOATE PlAiatif' Aisseys
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

RECElN EK' SALEISI i,E ThaMb 0VIm w M. s,Is
Bury AMERICAN PETROLEUM GAS COMPAN-Noii9e -
given By virtue 81 an order e said Court ms dAJ n en-
III City and Couniy Of Ner-fok In
the matter Reoeiyehp the subscriber a. Receiver OF the debts
propr A. of CompAny sell Public Auion At No 25
oadsay in the CITY rorA the 2oh day OF april S' a.
the light tide an Interest of SAID Company m anu
10 furnaces reors fny foot Iron Gas holder and tank
ou 80 feet pipe burner Phoomee apparatus OeA
nal reflector gas small double holder double ok desk
upright mahogany table seat chairs wooden
nairs ropying blower, hitter balance lot OF
Maps oce articles atsat " yards Of manila carpet soei
partition book csses Iron sAe J. shares o the aai s'oVa
81 the United States dated
F,bruar, H. ig57 granted Isaiah HendyH and numbered l9tt
s T. McDougall and numbered
a one dated January i865 sbd said hcDouga and Numbered
IS and % 1868 granted TO T. Salisbury and
a Of which articles and property are nov 70 the
all the right title and interest OF said ton
nssv b and IN ,an rs Chicago Illinois, and IN
!. 40 Ls .nte, G,r cs,h JAMES H. COLEMAN, Receiver
UafeI kutfn
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
NEW YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
1861 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1851
COMMENCING DIG 10 lod6

Psss,sF.r Station HcwYors corner Fcsh
kalranre on 1v srrrnthst
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
NEw-YORK sJjPREME C0BRT-LIzzIE

NEW-lORk SiPREME tOph I.-LiALiE
~ PARR. Plaintiff. Agt WILLIAM ]. :'.-'',.'.'
FAER r. relief yk u. y Int ksT
Corn. serD To The shove Defendant; stamp Csnerd
loua hereby unnonei and required 10 ..''.'
complaint this scu shh WI be hd IN th hr o.
Of thu CITY snd County 81 va York At The C l oh
and q complaint
nI-r Il os 80 10 BredsAy Neviork CITY within i-aiy
an of exclusive o uaf
ue service m the sad complaint shh The sn.
this on viii apps 20 The Court or the rc
demanded In complsiutDsoi Wv York January N lso'
PHILIP JORDAN Plaintiffs Attorney, -
this hiei the once OF th tierh
YorE County on The Finh dav Of april Apo laWsws
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

DY BANGS, MERWIN q CO., Broadway cor.
ID 1hSse Of Books Works o. Ar Fu,y Goods f9TsiaTs &C.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of Valuable and Scarce Books including several
EoRes Washington books relating American History
Theology General Literature and also early aud choice
Documents. &c Catalogues ready.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April &c. ~ : O'Clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of standard Works IA various departments EN-
Illustrated collection Mis-
eaneous Leratgre Also Mahogany Book Cse Catalogues
ready.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

CABIN passage psable gold and Sss scoug location ef
state-TOom-sl having equal privileges h The saloon.
Seenge passage 10 Liverpool Queensosn. 40 eurIencr
Seeage tickets Ia bring Liverpool Queens
town for 35 currency olned n No y BIoadua
Through Passage Pans Antwerp Hamburg Bremen, London, ke
al low rates
An experienced sggeon q each ship free Of chargr
Dras issued for payable bsuk 10 Great Britain
the Continent
Freight apply the Compnv
57BoadUay o ekets the Passage Oe Of The
psnJ, No. q Broadway, No - Broad -
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
DY Henry II. DEEDS & MINER.

Isev Marble SxPocket Billiard Table with Cues aud Balls
Also OF ocock store Rockaway Carriage suitable foi
country hoe IN good order Has seats VIII hold
mn an ha nsel with o SO hnr.eS.
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04
Warehouse Sale.

rT1HE FOIL LOWING ARTICLES WILL BE
i sold ut public auction at my warehouse, on the
Leyee, in Rock Isiand, on SATURDAY, March
9th. 1867, fsale to commence at o'clock r. M.,)
to paw charges, unless sooner called for:
D. L. R.ader, g one handled revolving irakes
D. Warren, IL bundles shingles.
J. C. Morgan, Il wagon tongues.
j. Hard, one box .
Ha,en dCo.,32 wagon axels. GF1
C. l.. Stevens, one fan
T. W. London, one box household goods -~
:. E. auyne & Co., one machine. --4. q
Miss L. Wright, one box and one bundle.
d. p. Berry, one tyre shrinker.
Mrs. Carlton, one cupboard, 1.-TWO Pieces-)
G. Lyman, one horse hoe ~>~-z-r-- -
Owner, one walking cultisator.--- -s s---s
Sehriber d E., one package files
d. J. Jordan, / book case and chair frame.
@. Campbell, one box. s.a
Owner, three plows. a 7A s- 40 .5A@.
Fisher, weiiand b Co., . reapers and mowers
Geo. Schnider, enc box. f't7 20 f7E -
Owner, one soda fountain. 80 eas'
p. Peters, nine revolving rakes. - -H51'f p
J. johnson, one fan mill.
Harkins d Co., three corn shelters.
s. Peterson. one sulky cultivator. Hi
/ American Match Company, Fifty boxes.
/ E. X. Anderson, one roller buggy. -
1 Various, 10 boxes garden seeds. H@" -"
70 do eight sickles. go af*" 351 -
do! one dray harness sa- - 1-a
;" do lot Falvey reaper repairs. 5'--
sd Ia lot Bsaoit 81 a $40 q f Sst3 70 Hsf-~
L .aE.rJ. Wicker, two boxes zu'110L &. - ataf
d. Mcintyre, one box merchandise. + :"
L. Mason, one barrel and ono kcg. ~
i-ra ,zszHt' st- g GEO. W. u. HARRIS, "a
| Successor to y. b. Langley q Ct
| Rock island, Feb. 7-dtd ga
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

BOARD -oE SuPERvIsoRs.-The special
March term of the county board of supervi-
sorsimeets on Monday, the llthinst Those
having accounts to audit are requested to
file them with the county clerk before the
meeting Of the board as it win prevent much
confusion. st sa ,.
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

The PAY TOO SMALL.-Mr. Merrill has
been heard to say that the only reason he
did not care much about the Office of Alder
man was because the pay was so SMALL If
the pay was raised to 81 900, year ie wonld
probably suit him better. Your professional
othce-holder and ofice-seeker is always on
the lookout for more fees and higher pay
Remeknber the $500, the people paid him for
l23 inys boara of ..risntlers.
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

isLE CLAIRE IrExs--A few evenings since,
while . party Of Germans were having =
pleasant dance, in LIE Claire, several yoHag
rowdies, pretty full of bad whisky, intruded
themselves into the hall, and, as conse-
quence, fight was the result. In the muss
Perry NJ Intosh received q severe cut with =
knife ON the left. .shouiaef--some four inches
in length and abou. an inch in depth. The
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

CoRREcTIoN.-We are requested By Mr..
Mulvany to SOY that five vndeupod him to
state that it was proven before the corpners
jury, in the McClusky murder case, that Me
clusky broke open the door, after :he was
put out of the saloon and locked out, he eth
er made mistake in the statement or we
misunderstood him. It was not so proven
before the jury bvt AJoneszg Sifk had said
that was the case, though she was not wit
ness s before thejuy ME Aalsany vas ind
is very desirous that no statement shall be
made to prejudice Che minds of the public,
in the matter, but leave the case to stand on
the facts as they may appear on the trial
This is our wish, also. e@s et yea
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

FORGED TIckETs.-Look sharp for forged
tickets got UP for the purpose of beating
our Aldermen The ferry monopoly have
pretty much given up all hopes of defeating
Eggleston or Connolly, but they win try
hard to beat Fries and Lloyd aad thus get
control of the city council. Look out for
forged tickets, got up for that purpose,
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

IT is true the council paid Major Connolly
for making the trip In securing the influence
of the press in the northwest for the Rock.
Island arsenal, FIVE years after'the work.
performed This generosity is acknowledged
and appreciated. In addition to this work
Maj. Connolly devoted weeks in correspond
ing and making preparations to present the
subject iptelligently before congress, and,
with the committee representing the city, he
visited Washington, to assist in securing the
passage of the bsll. For this service he
asked nothing, Al and + .recefved nothing. The
Importance Of the work perfbrmed TO ,onr
city, cannot be esfinated in dollars and cents.
The location of the arsenal here is one Of
the grandsst proiects sgeE iaangarssed. For
our laboring classes and for business Of ev
cry kind, the benefits are seen and felt, and
as years pass these benefits viii be mone and
more appreciated. isaiua u Iarsessii' !, 81 Il
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

To SALOON KEEpEhs.-We are requested
to say that no personal notice viii be served,
BY oficers, on the saloons 70 close, to1mor
row, but that all saloons not closed viii sbe
complained of and fined. Observe the law
-gentlemen-the law requires all saloons
to be closed on election day. sfEEExH
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

A Nx~ PaEPlRATIos poa TIE TrrrH. .-Ros
srs' Fragrant Odontolins removes all subs.an-
oes destructive to the Teeth, prevents discolor-
alton, the accumulation of Tartar and q Sponey
relaxed condition of the Gums, imparting a
pleasant and fragrant refreshing tsste-to the
mouth. Put up in handsome Boxes contain
ing one Bottle Liquid and one Box Powder.
Price 75 eents Mrk2aM EEa
Sold by Druggists, Perfumers, and Fancy
Uooos Dealers. - d&wtf
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

s aletl For the Argus.
Mr.. EDIroR-Suppose Mr.. Merrill should
be elected and city orders 60 below par, as
they usually do under republican administra.
ton, would he want the people to make up.
the deficiency, as he did in q like case with
bill allowed him by the county?
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

DoS'r vorE DoUnLE.-1n cutting up the
tickets or in folding them, people sometimes,
by mistake, fold two together, and thus lose
their vote. Be careful about this-if you
vote double you lose your vote. sg i t..;..s
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

NEw GooDs.--Table Linens, Towelings,
Bleaehed .Asslins 2t and ai ysrds ~iae, Bleach
ed and Brown Sheetings, Dress Buttons, Re-
ception Hoop Skirts, &o., &C., just received
ffom New York, and marked ut pe'a Bp pri6sa
$50 &c IS C. MAKxs.
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

ASK THEN.-Mr.t jeremiah Chamberlin
was one Of. the Aldermen at the time Mr..
Merrill presented his 1888 bill. Ask him
what he thinks Of it. Ask Dr.. Truesdale-
he was Mayor then. Hsas 1gs s,s.a raI4sE
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

DR. KNAPP, formerly of New York, who has
visited Rock Island regularly the past eight
years, and effected many wonderful cures of
old CHRONIC DIsEAsrs, eAscEss, and diseases Of
the EYE AND Ear, which have been pronounced
INcuRAHix -hy The medical psefession generally,
can be sseasaltea Il the 1s'aDdA cssy' Hotel,
Monday, March 18th, a. will be seen by his
card in another column. Coxsalation free.
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04
Chicago Market.

Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
~ g 'e.s i-4H -7' - -, CHICAGO, March 4.
Flonr.the market is pressed, no new feature
except IL possible less doing considering the sup
ply here. Holders are Indifferent about selling
Wheat.not much change, No 2 sp 1,9la1, 90.
Corn-frmer, 7s4a7sh.
0ats-duli, No s2aiS. % 81
Rye-duh, No e5a96.
Dressed hogs were in light supply, closing at
| Mess Pork s,lsa5oo SIS h9T3ana 3aD
Lard firm.
35IFC.sE 1..L-a rF9 affF
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

Manassas of the EapeHo b. BIG. viii
please remember their meeting at the rooms
of the Library Association tomorrow Tues
day. evening at O'Clock.
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04
Live Stock.

CHsAGoy Marchs s4,s
| Cattle-The Offerings were confined 70 Tow
grades, which were left over from Saturday, there
was not sufficient done to establish prices. We
quote the range at 495 for inferior stock steers,
cows and third heifers; 54@e for choice; stock
and good packing at 6f@7f for good to choice.
meme Of the latter on ssas r.
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

Opp FKLLows-Rock Island Lodge No. IL.
loo. F.-Meets every Monday Evening ~
Odd Fellows Hail, southeast corner of Illinois
and Eagle streets, at o'clock, P. N
A. F. CUTTER, n. G.
| CHARLES EysEL R. S.
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

FOURTH WARD.-The ferry and brick ma
chine party can't find man to4run against
Mr.. Wagner for alderman, and having no
candidate against him the people may think
it is not necessary for all to turn out and
vote. They should remember that their
votes are wanted on Mayor and Police Ma
gistrate, and be sure to get every man IN the
ward to the polls. --...-...r-.
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04
Dissolution.


The firm of Biddison a Heath win sontinus
the business of the old firm, and by strict atten-
ton to business, hope for 9 eontinssnss Of the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon 3D.
% Rock Island, hls., Feb. 2s, rss7-axtf
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

A DIaLoGUE.--Two men were eonversing
together on the subject of our city election
the other day, as follows :34ag< a5G6t.s.
| Al can't go for Fries because he is a
liquor dealer. ..-
B.-Didn't you vote for him for the same
Office, last year?
| A-Yes.
I B.-Was heanot a liquor dealer then?
! 40 yes, but he's changed his politics.
BeThen il is eot:because he is liquor
dealer, but because he is democrat
+ A.-Well-yes-I don't know. >'1
B.-Didn't You think Fries good man
for Alderman, last year? ~
A.-Yes, but-but--he's changed.
blow do you know he has changed !?
Have you talked with him?
A.-No-but the Unien says he has.
B.-Would it not be better for you to talk
with him yourself? IF you thought him a
suitable man for the Office last year, he Ger
tainly Is just as good now.
Wouldn't you vote for Woltman or Nilsson
If either of them were running instead of
Merrill? a-fsa sa--
A-fes, s,pose snoa,a
B.-Didnt MerrIlI sign . r>y.-~----2e-s l+.7.
city council to have saloon licenses reduced
to one hundred dollars ?
s'A.-He did.
B-Well, then, don't you see that your
objection to Fries is not good one? If he
was good enough man for you, last year,
he is this. a. si IL assti7s1A a-5 81 - =
A.-well, Fries is good man, and large
ly interested in the city. So Ha'fs>FA -
B.-Didn't Merrill sign away the citys
rights in the ferry? 81. @aas
Yes-confoundt the business b'heve
/ won't go for any of them-at any rate l
won't 60 for Merrill, hes too much for OF.
fee to suit me- Js. ..s -s easa1 s.
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

REsTAURANr.-Phil Helm is now prepared to
furnish meals in the best manner, At short nc.
tice. Fresh Oysters cooked in any style and
in the best manner: Beef Steak, Mutton
Chops, Veal Cntlets, Ham q Egss, &C., &C.,
cooked at short notice and in the best manner.
vg Choice Liquors, Ale Beer, Cigars, &C.,
60, WAX in and try him. i q sepl s-dtf J
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

Too HIGH.--We were lnisinfOrmed about
the sum Of meney On deposit By ses Of Mr..
Bittenbanner's associates Instead Of 5000,
coo it is said to be about $40, 900.
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

20 THE BEsr.-Go to Brysnt Stratton i
Aerriips Davenport Commercial College, to
| or to becomsA goreesinsI- -h..iee-. ~ar~-.s~-
For circulars .as-e-~ E>~cl,-inx stampel Bry-
ant, s.ratton & Msrrill, Davenport, Iowa,
d&wtf
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

Heavy CAsrIsG.-To-mOrrox afternoon u,
Mr.. Thompson, at the Vulcan Works, will
cast two heavy columns for the new arsenal
on the Island. Each column weighs near
one ton and is quite feat in the way OF cast
iron work for this section of country. MIR
T. will be glad - have any one who feels an
interest in such things drop in and see the
operation. eE e@z w
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

KRoaER's-UPHAns-HA DYE.-5e Cents .
box Boxes larger than Dyes that ssh lor ~. Ma
RANTED TO PLEAsR.i This srtieie hos been
thoroughly tested by Dr.. Cation, of New York,
and Profs. Booth and Garrett ef Philadelphia,
Who pronounce ii free from ell poisssens insndi.
ents, and the material composing it win netiRj~rs
the most delicate hair. Sold by Drssgisss end
I - - :. JNO. J. KRONER, Sole Propristor.
/ Losp 4 SIXTH, Chicago, Aga esls -nos6dly.
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

saxsoS DELILAH--rHE SrnoEc Man saoRx
or SrRKserH.-An Essay for Young Men, on tho
Euors, Abuses and Diseases incident to P.bertys
by which Youth is robbed e z. beauty ana M Man. an,
means, of relief and cure. Sent In scaled lsttsr
ssrelones. free Of chaege. Address, DR.. J. skill
LIN H0DGHToN. Howard Association, Phiis-
delnhia. Pa. &c., ~ janlsdu3m. \
The evening Argus., 1867-03-04

PATENT MEDICINES have become synonomous
with hunbag rnd lead many TO hesitate about us
inv a preparation because it is advertised; We
cannot agree in condenining all, merely because
some unprincipled quacks aim to palm of their
nauseating stuff or credulous humanity. There
are some preparations, one of which We will in
stance, PECT0RAL BALM, that is deserving of
pahlic patronage, being prepared by skillful
chrmist, DIR. .MARSDEN, and is without doubt
the best expectorant known. For sale by ail
Druggists i ]c8 u u
C. A. BENsEH, Agent for Rock Island. 's.l
| -Burnhams 4 Van Schaask, Chicago, Agents
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THE FRANKLIN BRICK MACHINE,

Justly -cssbrased for perfect smptsity, great
strength and immense pressing power, Is GUAR
AxrEEp, with eight men and two horses, to self.
temper the clay ana smske s,soe 10 as5ee elegant
bricks per hSur.
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jan3l-d3m No. II Broadway New ork, Room Is
USE LalIamand's Specific for Rheumatism
poison in the blood, and performs q radical cure
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For the Argus

Tor sho Argus.
RIGHT THIS WAY, FOR BARsAxs.-Any one
wishing to engage in general mercantile bus
iness, such as Dry Goods, Clothing. Hats,
Caps Groceries, Qussns- Ware, s&c., &C., in fact
general stock of all kinds Of goods, in . tip.
top location, where there is now good run Of
custom, cae learn where to In.kcsa splendid
bargain, by enquiring At the Argos OFFICE,
Rock Island, fsble-dw2~
S''SIeN or PAINTED BARREIs."-DAseed Poul-s
try, Fresh Fish, Butter, Eggs, Groceries, Pro.
visions, &c, at CocKLEY BARD's.
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Passengers are particularly requested to procure
tickets before taking their seats in the cars
W-B. GRENELL Agent
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