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aNFac4ssrs stubborn thingA says the old PR
xefN, end In these alene do Ne intend do dest -
presenting WRIGHTS TAR SYRUP to the ~.
lilo. All know the necessity of guarding e -, -.
Colds, Is well as the necessity OF tsklns va -.
per remedies when colds are upon -. ..,s..-.s
without fear of contradiction, 49, s - n.'
of Wright's Tar Syrup, for the GUY =. !, 49,
tion Coughs, Colds, Bronenisls, ny 81 ~
Of tha Throat and Lungs, docs not exist Below
Az. testimonials from persons, some Of whom Afe
know in all parts of the country
PHILADELPHIA, July 20, 1857.
DEAR SrR-Last Christmas, for the hrst dino
!, NV life, was much afflicted by very severe
Geld, with almost constant Cough and sore chest.
.iPrsctice makes perfect" the provesb says, but
the more coughed the worse did it. By what
then considered m accident, hat now believe 70
have been Providence, was induced to try Dr.
Wrisht's Tar Syrup, purchased from you, end
was greatly relieved in two days, wholly curedn
ten. 1t is not unpleasant to the taste, which y
good point. Many years ago, reading my wy
through an old library, came across the wo. n
of that Bishop Berkely, who propnet'csv 49,.
truly declared more than century ago. .n1 !.
"westward the march of Empire takes Ns wy,
and among these were two treaties IN "nich ne
strongly advocated the use of Tar, as curative OF
manv diseases from Catarrh to the plague.
vas then struck with the cogency Of the good
pishon,s arguments, and am new sure-from the
efficacy of Dr. Wright's preparation of the same
remedy-that they are entirely correct
Yours, truly,
R.sHELTON MACKENZIE, LIZ. D..
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ling announcement that 250 deaths are
known to have resulted from the excessive
heat Of the past three daya within the Met.
rupOlitan district.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, July lG.-I"en'y one
sun strocks occurred, six beng fatal
ScHESEcTADY, n. Y, July lG.-Commo'
dore Ganesyoort, died here last myht OF con.
jestlon Of the brain Aged j6,
NEw YORK, July ga MyutEeo. dis
patch says that the thermometer u re-
reached LOG in the shade.
There were ten fatal cases OF sun s,ryk.
yesterday, and four to-day.
Col. Beinnel, and Mr.. Chisley, of the In
dian department, died at Ottawa, Of SUI
| stroke,
MlyyEAroMs, Mimi July lG. - Tn
weather is still very hot Showers have i'm
proved.
Wheat prospects are somewhat better an,
hopes are still entertained Of II good crop
| showers are continued.
Wheat harvest has already commence
near here.
The thermometer at this morning stoo
at 20 in the shade.
| LlyFRrooL, July lG.-Flour 3OsGd, Re
wheat Had. White DO. l3sjd, Corn 81
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To-Day's Advertiser is
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE.

SrATr % ILLNOis, a.
In the Circuit Court Of sali County, OF
the May torn, A. b. 1868
Leonard r. Warner vs.. JOSEPH A. Christian
and Catherine Christian,
NOTICE !. hereby given, that by virtue "hl
" ia pursuance OF a dsrTgtAl order % snlt
Court, entered Ia the above entitled cause On me
"a lay Of June, A. b. 1868, | shall, % SAL Il
DAY THE EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST A.D.
lsG.. a, the hour u two o'clock IN the afternoon,
Al the uurth door II the Court House, IN the
city u Rock Island, Ia said county, sell at pub
lie ysndue, TO ,us highest bidder for cash, the
following descrlust real estate, situate in the
county Of Rock Island and state of Illinois, TO-
wit: That tract, lot " parcel OF land bounded
| and descTihed At follow commencing ~ APPOINT
on the north line Of lot tour O., in block two ~
| In Spencer 4 Cases addition " the city Of hooB
| Island, twenty (2Ol feet east from the northWos
corner Of said lot tour a., runn'ng thenoo souti
and parallel 70 the west line u saA lot four ll
one hundred and Gfty feet to an alley, thence
easterly along said alley twenty lee. thence
north and parallel to the west line ot 'hid 10
four ~, one hundred and fifty feet 10 the L'r'i
line Of said lot four ~, thsnce west tWeniy I've
to the place Of beginning, the same being n,uAI
ly knownRS the east twenty feet Of the wcetiyTt
feet Of said lot four %, in said Spencer 4 Case
addiiou to said city Of Rock Island in said count
Of Rock Island and state OF Illinois, ~ vi
more fully appear, reference being had TO Il
plat Of said city aud Of said addition thereto.
HENRY c. CONNOLLY,
Special Master, &c.
Rock Island, H., July 3, A. D. 1868,
| iulygllawiw.
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What the Soldiers Saw.

The Peoria Transcript, radical paper,
says that every soldier of the late war who
proposes and intends to vote the democratic
ticket next fall, in effect says
az am ashamed Of the record made in the
war am ashamed that fought in the war at
all. an sorry that I ever helped win union
victories, and 50, being sorry, am going 80 Join
that party that viii make those victories null.-
ties"
To this the Quincy Herald replies sharply,
and with truth;
Now. the soldier who proposes to vote the
democratic ticket doesn't say any such
thing. He says this, nothing more and
nothing less =,
~ am proud of the record l made in the
war. | enlisted under the old flag to hight
for the uniou. At the end of four years l
was told that we had succeeded in preserv
| ing the union. Lee had surrendered. The
rebels hadn't succeeded in getting q single
state out Of the union. was not ashamed
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THE sHNEsRO CONVENTION.

The first real genuine representative con
yenuon held in this senate district WAS held
at Geneseo, on Wednesday. A meeting OF
A few democrats was held there four years
ago, bu, no regular organization perfected
or candidates formally brought, out for the
reason that the dis,rie, composed OF the
counties of Bureau, Henry and Rock lslaudl
was so largely republican that no one seemed
10 care TO make an effort TO reduce the re-
publican majority. The case IS d'aereh'
now. On Wednesday last there was a tuiI
representation from every county ana az
seemed fully determined on pertecllng oal
| organization and reducing the republican
majority as low as possible, as By "a
means We shall help TO carr the state an'
the nation.
The proceedings will be found in this pa
Der. They were harmonious and enthn''
astc, and the candidates presented ar
every way worthy the support OF the en'lT
peopIe. The delegates from all parts OF u
district will carry home with them an II
creased energy aud enthusiasm for our cai
diiates and orr cause, and will iniusc sha
energy and enthusiasm among the peol''
thus exerting a good influence on all, 40
aiding IN the redemption Of the count
from the burden Of radical rule.
The attendance on this convention, an
the confidence exhibited in :he success
the state aud nation, shows that the peoP
are awakening to the importance OF the 0
casion. Roll on the ball
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Juaioial Convention.

The delegates to the democratic Judicial
convention, for the 9th judicial district, as.
sembled in Sawyer's Hall, Geneseo, Mt O..
clock L. NJ, Wednesday July 18th 1865,
and organized by calling DR., Ira Il. Wells,
of Henry county, to the chair, and appoint
ing c. NJ. Osborn, of Rock Island county,
secretary.
The list Of delegates was as follows:
Henry County--R, Mascal, II. Hinman,
Ira r. Wells, |. B, Seely, J. c. Smiley, N,
II. Anderson, VIM. II. Blish, S. c, Welton
$. P. Cady, John Piatt, Geo, W. Pill8buryi
Geo. w. Crane, c. X. Ladd, F. P. Brown.
Rock Island Countg-R. NJ. Grinnell, 5
l.. Swisher, James b. Larue, Lucius Wells
Samuel Heagy, Stewart Hoon, Charles NJ
| Osborn, W. d. Williams, William kale
Richard Mansill, Wm. c. Blackburn, j. B
| Dantorth, Jr., Richard Battersby, Samue
Kcnworthy, John Kistlcr,
Voted to proceed to the nomination OF
candidate for prosecuting attorney.
Mr., Pittsburgh Henry nominated Charlie
X. Ladd, Of kewanee, Henry county, VIII
was nominated by reclamation.
Mai. II. c. Connolly, of Rock Island, an
Capt. J. S. Buckles, Of Genoseo, were the
appointed judicial committee, and the cor
vcutiou adjourned sine die.
| = NJ OGnOES Srr'Y
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By Telegraph
REPoRTED FOR THE DAILY ARGUS,
TWO GIRLS DROWNED WHILE
BATHING IN GREEN RIVER.


Special dispatch to the Argus.
GENEsEo, July lG.-About s o'clock last
night while four young ladies were bathing
in Green River, at Green River station, Miss
Annie Clements, daughter of I. Clement,
ESQ, railroad agent at Green River, and
Miss Rachel Scott, were drowned. They
went in the water on sand-bar and betore
they were aware Of it they both slipped into
hole the current had cut through the sand
bar and went down Immediately. Miss
Clements was about nine years old, and Miss
Scott IL. The body of Miss Clements will
be brought to Gcnesoo tomorrow morning
and there buried. l.
BALTIMORE, July lj.--The banquet to
Reverdy johnson tonight was very pleas,
ant occasion. John W. Garrett, presided.
| Mr.. Johnson made a lengthy res ponse to a
toast in his honor in relation to his MISSION
TO England. He said he entertained con-
fdent hope that the delicate and important
questions that might arise between our
country and England will be so disposed of
as to remove all embarrassment Mr.. Thorn
ton, British minister, expressed his gratlhea'
ton that Mr.. johnson was to represent
America at London. Other speeches were
made BY Senators Nye, Hendricks and
| others.
| MgupHIs, July lj.-At the mass meeting o.
hebrews held in their club room tonight &c
consider Gen. Grants order Of expelins
Jews, speeches we're made by Rabbi Tus
ka and others denouncing the order IN TN
segerest terms, calling on the people OF tina
race 70 revenge themselves at the polls
WORCESTER, Mass, July l6.--To.day ha
been the warmest in this city for twent
years. The murcury reached 100 IN tn
shade and large number of person Wer
Frustrated By the heat In Clinton two cas-
a sun stroke occurred, and eleven men wer
! Frustrated and carried 70 their homes.
q AUGUSTA, Ga, July l5.-There IS muc
Indignation against Gov. Bullock and Ger
Meade By the democratic press IN cons'
quence of having recommended the ieglslt
z, ,ure to purge itself Of members IN illeglbI
under the 3rd section of the 18th article
e The democrats anticipate that a suihcieE
h number Of their party will be rejected troI
4 the legislature to secure majority IN eac
house for the radicals.
g Nav YoRy, July l6.-The number
It persons reported as having been PROSTATE
I by the heat during the past II hours, in tn
,. city, Brooklyn and Jersey City, exceeds on
e hundred, over so per cent Of these have pro-
G ed fatal. Dr. Harris, registrar ofviiai statt
i tics Of the board Of health, makes the star
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Testimonials from England.

STA Having suffered severely from
pains in the head and face, | was
induced, from what heard said of it, TO try
Perry Davis Pain Killer, from which soon
found relief. II is indeed n valuable article
am yours, &c,
civilian Evans, Miner,)
Willenhall, England.
This is to certify that have been sui.
ferer from Indigestion and violent Sick
Headache for upwards of four years. have
consulted many of the Faculty, but have de-
rived no material benefit from any source,
until | tried Perry Davis Pain hlIler,whIch,
| am happy to state, has done me more
good than all ever tried before.
ESTHER BMGGs,
Bolton, England.
GEyTLEMEY-I have much pleasure IN
speaking of the great efficacy and usefulness
Of your Pain Killer. Two years ago | was
severely afflicted with painful internal dis
ease, when a friend Of mine, who had JUS,
returned from the states, gave me small
quantity of Pain Killer, which he hac
brought over with him. ! took it as direct
ed. and the relief was immediate, and SC
satisfied was | of its value as q medicine
that | Immediately sent to New York 10
half dozen bottles and | ON thankful t
say, that it has proved TO my family an,
friends who have used It Of ine3tlmab!e val
ne in relieving almost oil kinds Of pain an'
suffering. Yours, Nc,
II. d. MEAD,
No. Pail Mall, Manchester
iun2ldwlm.
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GEN. sINGLEToN roR CONGRESS

The Adams county democratic conven
ton, held on the l4th, pronounced Gen,
James W. Singleton, of Quincy, the choice
of Adams county for congress. The Quincy
Herald represents that there is much en-.
thusiasm there for Gen. Singleton, and says,
adams county is good for 5000 majority
with Singleton at the head Of the ticket"
The whole number Of delegates in thr
convention will be l27, aud "a will be ne
eessary for nomination. Adams has A
and only requires Is more to secure III
nomination of Gen. Singleton.
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The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad Company has declared dividend
Of ten dollars per share on all the capital
stock Of the comapany (iucluding the late
increase Of capital of $4,000 shsres,) pay.
able to the persons registered as stockhoid'
ers on the books Of the company on the 10Th
of August, 1868, al three o'clock p. n
This Includes the April dividend, the pay
ment Of which was postponed and the Dc
tober dividend, the payment Of which will be
anticipated.
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From the Monmouth Review
Letter of Hon. W. W 0'Brien.

PEORIA, June II, 1863.
GryTllNfS y our favor Of the 10Th inst,
inviting me 70 be present and address mass
meeting of the citizens of the 4th congress
sional district, ut Monmouth, on the 22nd
proy. on the political issues now before the
country, has lust reached me, and in reply,
| desire 70 say that, providence permit.
tng), ! shall be with you at the time ana
pIace Indicated, and shall be glad TO meet
and speak with every man, democrat, re
publican, or radical, It possible, IN your
! district, who loves liberty regulated by law;
! who il IN favor of administering our gov
eminent on the principles Of the con5tI'n'
| ton. who is in favor OF the Union as Il was
designed by It's founders composed OF cqaot
amt indeDeHdent states; who Is opposed to a
government of force over ldri OF the mlI-
lary over the civil authority; Of shoulder
straps over statutes; who was and IL oppo'
sed TO dissoying the Union, impeaching the
President, and placing u gag in the mouth
of the supreme court Ot the United States
for partizan ends and to advance pnri1au
purposes; who il opposed to paying millions
ior keeping up "treedmens bureau, tel
, the purpose OF controlling aud marshalng
the late slaves of the south to vote the rHdl
cal ticket; who is opposed to paying 500,
100000 annually to sustain large 5t&nd'n!
army, for the purpose OF maintaining tn
p political supremacy OF i,OOO,OOO OF negroes
late slayes) over 100000 Of white peopl
in ten states OF this Union; who is oppose
Z to trump" legislation for the benefit OF p'
!. Itical mountebanks and thieves, at the el
pense of the honest masses Of the peopl
and who is opposed to eXemptlnR the weaEI
ofthe country from taxation, while the boz
IN and sinew and muscle and labor and &c
and sweat of the land have to bear oil Il
" burthcns Of government. And also, who
n. opposed to paying one kind Of money 70 Il
Ii. rich and another kind to the poor. Wi
al oil such men shall be glad to speak M
., reason.
VI believe the time has come for eve
true lover Of his country to look ut things
=. they are, and not as it has suited the =,
- pose Of some to represent them; TO Jud
H. parties by their acts, and not by high sour
he ng names; to divest himself OF prejudj
10. and passion and allow his conduct and
ton TO be regulated only by reason a
>. Judgment
~ rejoice to know that the "sober seco
I'd thought of the people is already benrl
ca. rich fruit, and- promises an abundant h
Pm vest.
- The home Of Grant has been heard fro
and Oregon sends joy and gladness to n
i6c lions Of anxious hearts.
md Trusting in the justice of our cause, &
cal the integrity and intelligence of the Am
wa can people to work out their deryerance,
ate remain, in much haste,
Az. Your friend &C.,
IA. W. W. O'BRIES
~ To D. P. Phelps, Robert Holloway, 7.
''H Luster, A. II. Swain, and s, CAM
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French Percacs worth SOC down 10 3Oe
Superior quality do. " zoe " SOC
Printed Piques Ivy 'oc
French Lawns all marked down.
Best Delaines down to zoe.
Best Domestic Ginghauis, down to zoe,
Just opened, new lot of Prints Of the
best brands at l24c.
Bleached Mus,ins, all grades, from lOc
upwards. n-., -.
superior quality and color at very low prices
I also wish to sell my stock Of three'py
CARPETS and offer the following inducements
Best Hartford or Lowell threo.py in ne"
and desirable patterns, $40.
Ingram Carpets at very low prices .,
For Cheap Goods come 10 the sign OF INT
Golden Eagle, e NJ AlNEN'
| iulylldl0t.
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Presentation. W. W. O'Brien has
arrived home from the convention at New
York, and goes up to-day to atteDdthe grand
ratification meeting in Chicago. Mr.. o.
Brien informs US that the country all along
the line of travel which he came from New
York, is thoroughly awake, and enthusiastic
for the democratic nominations. He re
CARDS the ticket as the strongest that could
have been nominated, and believes it will
be triumphantly elected.-Pe0ria Democrat
,July l5h.
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NICE PLACE FOR SALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY PLACE, situated On
| the blu1. in rear Of the Moline High school
Guiding, consisting OF rs sores Of land and all
Kinds Of choice fruit, plenty Of good water &C.,
90 The buildings are not Of much value ana
should be replaced with good ones. The ste Is
the most eligible in this region, overlooking NO
line Davenport, all the Island, part of Rock
Island and having an extended view IL Iowa.
7 also have materials on the ground for new
buildings. which, together with the place, will
sell at q bargain, for cash.
i9n26dwlm. PETER DUBUQUE.
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The democrats of Vermont hold their
state convention on Friday July IL, Cen
"Baldy" Smith, the old commander of the
Vermont Brigade in the Army Of the Poto'
mac, Hon. John G. Sinclair, of New Hamp.
shire, and Gen. c. NJ. lngersoll, Of Connect
cut have positively agreed to be present aud
make speeches. 1t will be grand ratltlc"'
ton of the doings of the New York conven'
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nRMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL OOEYEE
TON

TLe democracy of'he several counties oil 'he
Four,h Congressional District are iogaos''i TO
appoint, 10 the usual way. delegate to atienu
Conyoutign to be held at Monmouth, on WolneS'
dav. the % day Of July, 1858, att o'clock p 49,
for the purpose of nominating candidate s Tor y cS%
gross, 70 be supported and elected by tue 'Yte ores
oftho democracy and of all other friends Of Tree
government, of republican liberty, and OF inc
constitution and tho Union.
Each county will he entitled TO ono delegate
for every one hundred votes cast for the democrat
10 candidate for president four years ago, ana AZ
additional delegate for fraction Of fifty yotoi
or over, rs follow &C. ..
Adams, .,..,.,.. .,..'...An NAHc"i''..''''''''
HancOgk .......,...,.4J MERCER ''''''''''''''''''
K0gk bland ...15 Henderson ...,.,.,....''
THOMAS JASPER, Adam.
X. V. SULLIVAN
Is. I, ScHorlELp, Hancock
JB Patterson, henderson.
A. II. SWAIN, W.r,cD
ia. MADDEN,
y. R.WATERs, Mercer,
Vim. EGGLEsToS, Rock Island.
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The republicans of New Jersey met IN
convention ut Trenton on the 9th instant, to
nominate state officers and adopt platform.
The latter, indorsing the national repubh-
ban platform, took strong ground against
either paying the bonds in gteenbsoks or
Gavin, ibpru
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For the Monmouth Convention.
NORTHERN LINE PACKET Co

STR. KEITHsBuRG, July 10, 1865.
Rock ISLAND ARGys.-You will please
announce to the delegates to the Monmouth
convention, on 22d inst, the advantages and
convenience taking the steamer KeithSbura
on Tuesday morning 2lst inst, at Rock Is
land and arrive at Burlington at o'clock
hours ahead of car time, for Mon nouth
Delegates will reach their destination at +
O'Clock p. III. Tn the next lay the bOatwil
wait for their return on the ! o'clock train
arriving at home at o'clock tie next morn
iag--Thursday.
JAMES W. CAMPBELL, Master.
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There was an immense Seymour and BLAIR
ratification meeting in Chicago on Wedncs
day evening, in Court Square, with speaking
from several stands, A magnificent torch
light procession was marked feature of the
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Al BambergGre.

Printed Muslins, Figured AlPacas, Ius,
tres, Broeades, CambEays, New Prints, and
all kinds Of trimmings, just received ana
marked at very low prices. Ladie 3 and chill
dren's Kid Gloves all sizes. Hoop Skirts
the latest style, at 10 cents, worth s 100
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The death Of Hon. Edward Coles, one OF
the early governors Of Illinois from 1877
10 ls2G--is announced. lie died at Phil
sdolphia on the 7,h instant, in the s2d ycNE
Of his age.
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A MAN KICKED TO DEATH.-We are in.
formed by Wash. Waugh, ESQ., that Jas.
Carroll Of Presumption, was kicked by horse
in the stomach Sunday last and killed. he
leaves wife and three children.-AIeeo
Press I4M.
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otd Follows

Rock Island Lodge No. 10, l. 0. Q. F,
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Fol.
lows Hall, southeast corner OF Illinois and
Eagle Sts., at y o'clock Pm
GEORGE SToCKER, n. &.
I. D. SWEENEY, r.. 5.
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As LOW as ANY One,

Leaving coarse, cheap work to those who make
it speciality.
All those in want OF anything in the line Of
Wagons or Carriages arc respectfully invited to
call ut their shop on Orleans street, nearly oPpo-
site Mossrs. Underwood h Boguc's Agricultural
Warehouse, and examine their stock before Pur-
chasing Of others. All kinds Of repairing done
with neatness and dispatch. BY strict attention
to business, they hope to merit and receive
continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore
extended 10 the senior member Of the firm
KIMBALL + JOHNSON.
Rock Island. June /, 1885 junld2mwtf
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Go 10 the Best.

Go to to the Bryant d Stratton Iowa STATE
Business College, to get a thorough prscticS,
business education, or to become n good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars ad'
dress enclosing stampsl the Bryant d STRAIT
ton Commercial College, Davenport Town.
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READY GLAZED SASH.

IN CONNECTION with my Planning Mill, l
/ have oponed "a Ware Room for the sale OF
Primed and Glazed Sash, where will keep con
stanty on hand all sizes Of these articles, which
| Gan scl at much cheaper rates than they can
be purchased for elsewhere. obtain my Glass
from the manufactures at Pittsburg, thereby
sayinr the profits which others must pay VINO
buy in this market. All Builders, Farmers, and
others in want Of Sash will consult their own in
tcrcst by giving me call before purchasing else
where, as I AIN offering unusual Inducements ioi
ms trade. j. A. BlDDlSON'
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NOTICE.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, have this day
w bought Of J. Murphy, all bis right, ttie
and interest in the Rock Island Marble WORKS
ard will continue the said business at the Old
stand. 9Th door west Of the First National Bank
Rock Island, Ill. pDr
HI STUART.
Rock Island, April II, 1885.
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The supreme court Of Pennsylvania has
decided the registry law Of that state to be
unconstitutional.