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THE GREAT FNCLISM REMEDY.
Sir James Clarke's Female Pills.


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Clarke, NJ, D., Physician Extraordinary
10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfallug IN the
cure OF all those painful aud dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution Is subject II
modcratos all excuses and removes all ubstruc-
tionG, from whatever cause.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is particularly suited 1t will, IN short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity, and
although powerful romody docs not sOutAin
any thing huuiul 70 tho constitution. In all
cases Of Ner, ous and Spinal AGections Pains 10
the Back and Limbs, auGuc on slight eNortion,
Palpitauon Of tho Heart, Mysteries and Whites,
n VIII eject n euro whom all other means have
failed. Pull directions in the pamphlet around
| each package,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Beware Of Couuterfclts. Observe the name Of
JOB MOSES on the package purchase none
without it--all others are base and WORTHLESS IN.
itatl0ns.
M h. One dollar with fifteen cents for poet
age, enclosed to the sole proprietor Job MOSES
II Cur;Iauit Street, New IOrk, will insure bots
tie Of Lho genuine, containing Fifty Pllis, 10y ro-
turn mail securely scaled from oil obseTyauon.
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NOVELTY CORN MEAL MILLS

IN CONNECTION with his Planning Nil, the
l. subscriber II gtilI conducting the Novelty
Corn Meal Mills, and bss constantly on hand a
Superior quality Of white and yellow kiln dried
mea', By Tie barreIOr hUDlTed 2uuds. Highest
market price pSiI for Corn. The patronage Of
th puo.0 Is respectfully solicited.
ia. DIDDIsOGs
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
DIR. HESSE, First dSs.Stdht,
BrgMARK! PRUSSIA! THE KING!!


Our correspondent informs Us that "whru
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ioy IN Breslau ana Berlin In - hours after
the great purity Of This medicine was made
known, there was not box Of Railways Pills
10 he obtained at the agency Count Bismark
ordered 4 supply, and it is stated in diplomatic
circles that his sudden recovery is owing 70
them They are now The acknowledged Pills
OF the Royal Family. 1t is a comfort to know
that the poor man for 25 cents, can be cured
with the same medicine that cures kings aud
their prime minister's Of their ills
Price Of DR.. Radways Pills, Is cents per box,
or boxes for one dollar. Principal office, 81
Maiden Lane, n Y Sold by Druggists, Gro
cors and Country Merchants.
N.B.-Each pill is elegantly coated with sweet
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sP1C1AL NOTICES.

tsE Lsllamands Specific for Rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia. 1t ehectuay destroys all
poison inthe blood, and perform, a radical cure
nuy2Tdly.
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN

Essays for Young Men, on tho Error, Abuses,
and Diseases, incident TO Youth aud Eary Man.
hood, with the humane Wow Of treatment and
euro, sent 10y mail ia sealed letter envelope. tree
of chrrgc. Address, HOWARD A~-uCIA.
rlON, Box 7, Phjndclpha Pa.
mnylgdW3m.
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much mIsery and FicknesS
would have been spared
mo had / bat read this be-
fore Just published. :
Third edition. Prioe IS
cents. Tho Mirror q
Youth, or the Mysteries
OF sexual Intercourse. BY
Dr.. j. Lubarch, practioing
Physician, No, l43 South
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DR.. RAILWAYS PILLS-Dose-For Regu-
latinp the Liver Stomach, Bowels, and pro
noting Digestion. one Pin at Nlgh For Obsti-
nate Diseases and Chronic cumllaintS-i % O.
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Dr. RADWAY'S PILLS arc COM
POUNDED FROM VEGETABLE
EXTRACTS, Coated with sweet
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Ono Of,Dr. Railways pills con.
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the liver, Bowels, stomach, Hid.
nCys. Bladder, Blood, &C., than
f0ur or six oT the ordinary common
PurgaiiVc Catlnrtic Pills sold uII.
der various names, or than ten
grains Of Blue Mass.
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| ElszA49 "Nou5lmption IL as certainly cured
w IN as Intermittent Foyor, and as certain
| EJ E.<S ly prevented ns Small Pyy." Rev.
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The Prepared Prescription increases the
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| the GxpectOration. It checks the night swoats,
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nnd refreshlngi tho excavations regular and
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The Prescription should be used in every Dis
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whites" &c.
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A ue.e skeiotou before, am now we'll stored with
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your Prescription saved my luagAtyr'5 life.
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--Rey. b. HUMPHREYS, Remseu, n. 1,
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D, ], DlNICk,

DEAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT, or
IL Goe Ia Livery Building Washington street
Rock Island, H.
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nR. RApWkY

HIGH ENDORSEMENT FROM TIE MEDI-
CAL COLLEGE OF PRUSSIA.
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DEADEN CHOOSE BETWEEN A VIGQR
IL GUS age or Al untirnely death. Oh, how
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DAILY ARGUS, established July Is, 1924
DANFORTH q JONES, PropristOrS.
WgrELY ARaus - ThroO Dollars year, If
paid wholly in advance. Twenty-Five cents will
pc ailoi for every three months payment is de-
lAyoi.
In Clabs Of IO,or more, At 81 so each, and one
ono copy extra for evOry club Of ten.
DAILY AuGUs-Two Dollars and Fify Cents
for eyory three months, payable in advance OF
so year. BY the week, twenty Ave sOn's' IN
advance.
JRpAyyoRru. MLros JONES.
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Notice.

WE, TIE UNDERSIGNED, have this dag
w bought Of }. Murphy, all bis right, titls
.nd interest m tho Rock Island Marble NorkA
and win continue the said business al the oA
stand, 4th door west Of the Fret Nss!oaal Bank,
A''N @. MURPHY,
II H.sTUAkT
Rock Island, April II, lseS.
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HUsINnsS CARDS.
II, c, CONNELLY,

4 TToRNEY AT Law AND NJ TARl PUB
) tt. Rock Island, H. H'Sr" over the Post
once
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TRUE COMFORT FOR THE AGED AND
OTHERS AFFLICTED WITH COSTIVE-
NESS AND PARALYSIS OF THE BOW
ELS.
ONE TO THREE OF RADWAYS PILLS
once in "a hours viii secure regular excavations
from the bowels Persons who for 20 years
have not enjoyed a natural stool, and have been
compelled to use injections, have been cured 10y
TOW doses Of RaIways Pills.
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PETER FRIES,

DECTIFIER AND MANUFACTURER or
IL Domestic Liquors, Importer and Dealer in
Vusoign Wines and Liquors. Front street, oppo-
site Ferry Landing Rock Island, III.
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Mrs, h. J, Syauidiog's Caucasian Hain is
,arrNnted free ffom all miueru and ,saunuu5
-batangc', or any mytt,r injarials To tie -kin.
btter using il e.! IL snort time, viii Icn'o tho
skin IA soft, satin like texture, 5mlFung 70 /; a
iroghness, suoythEo-s, ana trn" laro""y uat can
only be produced by the uso Of th'" invaluable
Balm. 1t presents no vulgar white lead, as all
other compouuds do, ont on the contrary il will
give the complexion a poerl-hkc tint such AS
can only be found in youth. Its use cannot be
detected by the closest observer. It is also in-
valuable for removing all kinds of IIumors, Tan,
Moth, Freokles, sunburns and other cutaneous
diseases from the skin Mr.. i. J. sPaulding
has every confidence in recommending her eau
casiou Rain 10 tho ladies Of every state IN the
Upion. ms being the only perfect and reliable ar
ticle now in ice. Address
MRS. II. J. sPAULDING,
mav27dtr. Rock Island, III.
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First Mortgage Bonds
upon such property, cOstiDg nearly three
times their amount
Are Secure Beyond any Contingency

AAE CUNuAO y DN gUuu "hJ NN~"A~9 ~@5~J
The Union Pacific Boads thirty ysSSR are
for 81 900 each auJ have coupons SsSseAed.
They bear sclni nual interest, payable on the asst
dayg Of January and July, at the Company Of
ico in the CITY oi Eow York, at tho Tste Of si2
nor cent. in zJId. The principal is payable In
,,li at maturity. The price il l09, and 81 the
present rate Ot gold, they pay hb"Iai ino0we
yn their cost
The Company believe that these Bouda, At the
present rate, are The aaospest security in the
market, and reserve the right to sdVNncs the
p,icc at euy unc. subscriptions will b. re-
CeiVed In New York
At the gompany's Office, No 20 B.sss0 -.' w.
and by
.ohn J, Cisco & Son, Bankers, No. So Wall st.,
md by leading Bankers generally throughout
the United States.
Remittance5 should be made Ia drafts or Other
funds par tu New NorA, and tho Bonds viii bs
sent free f charge by return express Psrtles
subsaribiug through local agents, will look
tbcih'' their safe delivery,
A Pampt!ct and Map for 1898 has lust been
published BY tho Company, giving fulier inform
alton than is possible in an advertisement. re-
specting tho progress Of tho work, the resources
Of the country truyersed by the road, the means
for construction, and tho value Of the Bonds,
which will be sent free on application as the
Company offices or to any Of tho advertised
agents.
New York
jun21dw2m.
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&TTC n vi BO % Al
AND
LAND ENGINES
0E AL,E, SIZES.

Flour, Sugar and Saw Mil Machinery, House
Castings and Iron Railing, Lard Kettles, Bell
and Brass Castings. Boring appMatu" forged
and finished for boring Aresian Wells oil any
kind, made Of the best material--made TO ordor'
Farmers who will be in want OF Cane MILE
this year, would do well to give tAelr orders 'o'"'
in order 10 hnye their mill 10 proper time.
have largo mill patterns, that can be only
made TO order.
Any one in want Of heavy castings for any
purpose, would 10 wol 10 give me call, before
going to distnncCto get what can be made al
home lust ~ vel and with much less expense
Repairing doue on short notice. .,
WIN. Ii. THOMPSON.
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TERMS.
DANFORTH g JONES, PrOpristOrH

WagKLY ARGus, established October Is, 1881
DAILY ARGUS, established July IS, 1854
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IT. y. E.--In ordering, pIosse lame paper
IN which Advertisement was seen.
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= Mrs. Il. q young mother. was
exhibiting with commemorate pride to
number of admiring friends her first baby.
Finally, approaching little Dan, q boy OF
five years, the happy parent said, Dan,
ism this dear little baby" Dan hesita-
ted Il moment, turned up his eyes and an
swered. f" Yes. but its bald headed. y
= Dutchman-" Cute Morgen, Patric,
how you tnz.
Irishman-. Morning till ye. Hans,
think Yell get rain the day =
Dutchman-" guass not--yve never
had much rain in ferry try dime.
Irishman-'' Faith, all ye'rc right there
Hans; and llin wheniver 1t gifts in the
way O. rainin', the divil q drop o dry
weather will wo sit as long as the wet
spell howlds.'
= Said fond motherto a young hops
ful of eight ''Tommy, my boy. fetch in
a stick Of wood" All! my dear, re-
sponded the youth. the grammatical
portior of your cduca,ion has been sadly
neglected.: Won should have said: Thorn
as, my son, transport from that recnmbent
collection of combuStible material upon
the Threshold OF this editicc, one of the
curtailcd cXcreSccnces OF dciunct log"
= Brown the other day. while looking
at the skeleton of dorkcv. made 3 very
natural quotation. NJ said he. "Wo
arc fearuly and wonderfully made."
= When arogne means To utter Il worse
lie than usnal, he generally prclaccs it
with, TO tell You the truth.
a southern editor calls sWalrussia"
"Dam-Iong way-offski.
- y bad husband beats his wife, and o
very bad vile beats the devil.
What nose is more brilliant than
topcr's nose? Why. voca.nos to he sure.
Pat remarks that The chief glow OF each
comes from the "cratcr.''
"A down-cast paper. in putting off a
certain soap, says il is Tie " lest ever
used for cleaning dirty man,s lace W.
have tried ii and therefore ought to Know
- One of orr EXCHANGES says that
dancing master in New York has intro
duced the kiss Cotiliion. IN which the
gentlemen always kisses the ladies as they
swing corners.
We are not much on the dance but
would like to swing i9w corners most
awful well.
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GENERAL LoSGsTnEET IN New YORK
\ New York letter says: had The pleas
ure ol an hours conversation with Gen
crul Longstreet this afternoon. The Gen-
cral has been two weeks iii New York,
solely on business He did not expect to
be detained So long. bat the matters de-
manding his attention are now Eearly
settled. and he will soon rciurn to New
Orleans. lie has been visited BY 4 num-
Der OF prominent gentlemen. amons them
several who desired tc 'all politics, with
him. but on this subject be bas preferred
to say little. am surprised to find
man of his fame so youthful in appear
ancc Hc does not look oEer Forty i've;
his checks. full and without y wrinkle,
are us luddy us a boys. ard though his
hairand the beard on tic lower part of
his face are ibe@al'y sprinkled With gray,
he has all the appearance OF 4 in"n IN the
very midsummer Of life. lie converses
in Il low clear touc: giving his views IN
plain. concise sentences. and in manner
so unobtrnsive that the person he adj
dresses can hardly imagine he is listening
10 the famous General Lon&street. A
moments conversation with him shows
that he is true gentleman, and man
possessing tic best quality of common
sense. Many may doubt tie wisdom of
his political views. but his unselishness
and sincerity should not be questioned.
Speaking of my impressions alone, with
out implying anything iii the converse
ton. do not believe any position that
conld he offered him would induce General
Lonsstrccr to leave private for political
lie.
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TIE CONVENTION TAX.-Gencral Candy
has ordered assessors of taxes to add to
their assessments the tax levied by the
Convention for the purpose of paying the
per diem and contingent expenses OF that
body. The Treasurer Of the State is au-
thorizcd and directed to pay the per diem
and mileage of the delegates, the contn-
gent expenses and the compensation OF
the officers, upon the warrant Of the
President in the usual form.-Chorleston
Ne,cS.
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TRIALS BY THE MIL1rAY.-The follow.
ing order was issued on Thursday:
CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb 6, 1868.
General Orders No. Is,

General Orders No. Is.
j. In trials of offences at common law
or under State statutes, and in trials OF
civil actions, provost courts, military com.
missions aud military tribunals, organized
by virtue of authority under the Recon
struc,on Acts of Congress, will be gov
erned by the rules Of evidence prescribed
bv the law of the State in which the case
is tried.
ii. No provost court will entertain .iu-
risdiction of any case, nor will any post
commander refer any case for trial by
any such court, unless it shall appear to
the satisfaction of the post commander
and shall be certified by him, either
First. That the caseinvolves matters OF
difference between employer and employ,
ed respecting rights under provisions OF
military orders; or,
Second. That the proper State authorl-
ties have refused or unreasonably failed
or arc unable to take action necdful for
the protection of persons or property, or
Third That there is good ground for
believing, upon facts shown, which must
he preserved of record, that impartial
Justice cannot be secured in the State
courts, by reason of prejudice on account
of race, color or former condition
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MURDER OF ilR. J. FRASER MATTHEW'S,
JR.-On Tuesday last a cod-blooded and
dastardly murder was perpetrated near
Beaufort in this State. under circumstances
which make the crime peculiarly heinous
1t appears that the plantation OF Mr..
DeSaussure, near Beaufort, has not been
planted since the war, but has been occu-
pied by IL gang of negroes who have lived
by pillagimg and stealing, and who had
made themselves the terror Of the neigh
borhood. The gang had an especial
fondness for horses and mules, and when
an animal WAS suddenly missing, it was
assumed that it had fallen into the hands
OF the negro land-shaiks.
Mr. J. Fraser Matthewes was living on
the Coosaw plantation, and lost some
mules. As soon as the loss was discovered
it was suggested that the land-sliarks bad
them, and Mr. Mathewcs determined to
make an attempt to recover his property,
with the sanction and under authority Of
the law. He accordingly procured the
assistance of constable and posse of
four coored men, and thus accompanied
went out to the DeSaussure plantation.
When the party reached the plantation
they found gathered together the whole
OF the able. bodied negroes who made the
place their habitual headquarters. The
constable endeavored to arrest the per-
sons against whom information was laid,
but met with resistance. At this moment
the posse took to their heels. leaving the
two white men alone with the infus'iatcd
mob. 1t was impossible to make the ar
rest, and the negroes, excited by their
numerical superiority, rapidly became in
sulent One OF them suddenly seized 3lr.
Matthewes, and another wre>ted his gun
from his grasp. The poor victim was now
nnarmed He knew that he WAS power
less. but he oily said, with perfect cool
ness, Il am unarmed. Do not shoot" and
then walked away. This appeal WAS Of
no avail The thirst for blood was aroused.
and, while Mr.. Matthewes was walking
away. the negro who had taken the gun
took deliberate aim ard fired. the load
lodging in lhp head of Mr. MaLhcwes and
killing him instantly. The negroes were
now satisfied They had killed an un-
armed man with his own gun; and they
dispersed.
Soon afterwards Jno F. Portesus, Esq,
heard of the bloody deed and went to
Beaufort to cause the arrest OF the guilty
parties He found, however, that he had
been anticipated. and that the negro who
fired the fatal slot had reported the CIR
cnms,anccs to the military authorities
with the statement that he killed Mr..
Matthcwcs in sell defence.
This is all that is known; hut it is
enough to make one believe that the mur-
der WAS without any shadow OF justica-
ton. and that there is no truth in the one
sided statements made by the murderer
himself
Mr.. MaltllcwcS was a young man OF
fine promise. and was a g.lant soldier III
the Confederate army. having particular
iy distinguished himself at Battery Was-
ter has. NerS, tn INST.
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RAISE Pnov1s1oNs.-In the Southern
Cuhirutor, for February. VIC find the fol
lowing timely advice, which we commend
to our planters and farmers:
DO not forget that cotton is hcarl'y
tared, and that the great need OF the
South, at present, is an abundance OF pro.
visions. With well supplied barns and
granarics, commercial independence, at
least, is secured The operations OF this
month enter largely into the food qnes
tion. The out crop is to be sown. and in
this latitude. if the weather is favorable,
and ground in goo'l condition, the middle
of tie month is about the time to begin
the work. We would again urge our
friends to SOW rery largely OF thisvaluablc
grain During the last year, it has com
mandcd Il ucry .fne price some cases APP
proximating that of corn; the labor re
onircd by the crop is comparatively light;
the yield is usually large. when the quail
ity OF the 'and upon whicl, it grows is
considered, and there is no better food for
horses, COWS and stock of every kind.
Not only SOW large breadth OF land, but
take pains and put the crop in nicely;
Experience has pretty generally decided
in favor Of covering this grain wlth'a turn
plow. Take as much pains rs You would
with IL wheat crop; do not think because
this is hardy, thrifty plant, which will
do son,ething even on a poor haif-plowed
field, that therefore it will not bear good
trealment. Just think of 10, GO, or 81
bushels per acre. as is the case in Scot
land, and even as tar South rs France.
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=" Cutrec. whut do you think dc nose
useful OBJ de plannets-de sun or the
moon?" Well Sambo. | link de moon,
orter take de fus l9,nl, in dat ar tlckn,
lar" "Why you think so. Gntiee
when we want light, and the sun shines
by day whcn we do not
In reply to request fora tcstimo-
niaI us to the merits OF Il clothes wringer,
the following was sent: :" ] bong ght your
clothes wringer and ! am Immensely
pleased with it. / bought = jag # wood
which proved to be green and unfit to
burn. | run the whole load OF wood
through your clothes wringcr. and have
used the wood for kindllnS ever since.
A militia officer, in Philadelphia,
said to a ncgro-"Lcts take drink. -
Cntr:-"W ell, dcre is some niggerS so Gus
sed proud del won't drink wild Il mil,r'n',s
ossier; but my principle is dis-lll drink
wild any man 30 he il honest"