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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-26

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SAoSAD ALLS :.

THE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
L PESTORER, purifes the blood
aud cures Sorofula, Syphilis. Skin Dis
eases, rheumatism, Diseases of Women,
and all Chronic Affections of the Blood,
Liver and Kidneys. Recommended by
the Medical Faculty and many thous-
ands of our best citizens.
/ Read the testimony of physicians and
I patients who have used Rosadslis send
! for our RosadAlis Guide to Health Book,
or Almanac for this year. which we pub
fish tor gratuitous distri button; it will
give you much valuable information.
DR.. r. W. Carr, of Baltimore, says:
81 take pleasure in yecomm ending
your Rossdalis az very powerful al
tsrstive. | have seen it used in two
eases with happy results--one in case
of seeon Diary syphilis, in which the pa
tent pronounced himself cured after
having taken FIVE bottles of your medi-
cine. The other is a case of scrofula of
long standing, which is rapidly improv-
ing under its use, and the indie atoms
are that the patient will soon recover.
| | have carefully examined the formula
| by which your Rossdalis is made, and
find it an excellent compound of alter
alive ingredients"
I Dr. Sparks, of NichOlsville, Ky, says
| he has used Rosadals in cases of Scro
fula and Secondary Syphilis with salts
| factory results-a~ cleaner of the blood
! | know no better remedy.
Samuel G. MoFsddeu, Murfrecsboro,
Tenn says:
az have used seven bottles of Rosa
dalis, and am entirely cured of Rheum-
ats m send me four bottles, as I wis h
it for nay brother, who has ssrofulous
sore eyes"
Ben"jamin Be,hoi, of Lima, Ohio,
writes, have suffered for twenty years
with an inveterate eruption over his
whole body; atshort time since / pur
chased bottle of Rosadalis and it eff
feoted a perfect cure"
Rosadali.is sold by II druggists.
Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place. Bal
timore. DR.. CLEMENTS & co.
Proprietors.
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~ For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
For sale in Rock lsland by
JOHN BENGSTON AND CHAS. A. BENSER
jan22dwIy
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-26
BOSADALIS !.

The great Blood purifier is without parallel.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, April oath, 1859.
Gents:-I feel it due TO suffering humanity and
to the celebrity OF your valuable preparation to
say that 1 have used the Rosadslis with the most
decided advantage. As blood purifier it is
without parallel. ] believe it will cure every
eruption of The skin which flesh is heir to, besides
possessing great tonic properties. My family
would not be without it. Respectfully,
Z. IL. LIVELY.
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MEDICAL.
As An Eypectorant it has no Equal.
BosroN, Massachusetts, Feb. Is, ls6

BosroN, Massachusetts, Feb. Is, 1869.
MEssRs. ?. DAVIS Son.
Gentlemen The package Of Aliens Lung
Balsam you sent me TO use among the afflicted
poor in my city missionary work, has proved
several families, and with remarkable eject in
every instance.
One woman has been restored from what her
physician pronounced cons sums tion, after several
months sickness with coughs, great pain in the
lungs and prostratiOn, so that she is able now TO
do homework and assist in the support OF her
family, and with care and continued use of the
Balssm, she expects entire restoration.
Another person, young woman to whom l
gave one bottle, has received great benefit, so
that her cough, which was of months standing,
is getting liter, and she has purchased the SEQ
ond bottle, and has every Indication of a speed
ly cure.
A young man who was raising blood. and quite
weak and sick, has by the of two bottle been
much improved and able TO do little at his
We TX.
young man to whom recommended a trial
of it who has had bad cough and much pain
IN his lungs for months past, and unable to get
rest or sleep, has commenced taking it, and
using the fourth bottle with great benefit. He
said to me on a recent visit, he would not do
without it. He is hoping land reasonably it
seems to me- to be able TO resume his work again.
Very especially and gratefully yours.
CHARLES y. R0UNDY, City Missionary.
l. y, HARRIS & CO., Sole Proprietors. Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
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READY GLAZED SASH,

IN CONNECTION with my Planning Mill,
L have opened a Ware Room for the sale OF
Primed and Glazed Sash, where win keep con
stantly on hand ali sizes Of these articles which
osn sell At much cheaper rates than they car
be purchased for elsewhere. l obtain my Glass
from the manufactures 1T Pittsburg thereby
saviRg the profits which others must pay who
buy in this market. All Builders, Farmers and
others in want of Sash viii consult their own in
terert by giving me call before purchasing else
where rs attn sforiug unusual Inducements foy
mis- tr~ta A RTDnTSrN
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Datchelor'S Hair Dve,

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye: harmless,
reliable, instantaneous; no disappointment; no
ridiculous tints; remedies the iii effects of bad
dyes; invigorates and leaves the Hair soft and
beautiful black or brown. Sold by all Druggists
and Perfumers, and properly applied st the Wig
Faotorv is Bond ST. N, Y. apr27dly.
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PATENT hist EXEIEDEE.

All others, an also new
PATENT DUST EXCLrDER,
so constructed to inc'ose the works and form
protection against dust, ensbisng the move
ment to remain in order without cleaning dou bic
the time that Watch will ordinarily run with
out its protection.
The Company feel confident after having had
their Watches three years in mar ket, and selling
many thousands OF them in al parts of the
country, that
The ELGIN WATCHES are the BEST time
keepers now offered to the American public
for either Ladies or Gentlemen S use, Railway
other uses.
OVER FIVE HUNDRED DEALERS
in various parts of the land have unreservedly
endorsed hem. They are In upon numerous
lines of railway, including the Union Psoih. and
the Pennsylvania Central and officers OF these
roads, with other prominent railroad officials,
inderse the m as the best Watches for the of
railroad emploE res and travellers yet introduced.
The following are presented as specimens of
these testimopisls
Z! p. r. K. OFFICE OF GEN'L Surf,
OMAHA, Dec I6, 1863
Hon. T. NJ AVERY, President National Watch
Co., Chicago, Ill
DEAR SIR:-During the month that | have
carried one of your" B. ". Ray mond" Watche $,
it has Tot failed to keep the tins with much
accuracy Ia leave nothing TO desire in this
gard. For accuracy in time keeping beauty of
movement and finish. your Watches challenge
my admiration and arouse my pride as Amer
lean, and l confident that in all respects
ey will compete successfully with similar man
ufactures of older nations. They need only to
known to be appreciated.
Yours, most peotfully,
C. g. HAMMOND, GenT Sup't.
OFFICE OF TIE HUDSON RIVER r. R.,
Gen'l sup't, New York, Jan. II, 1870.
7. NJ AVERY, Esq, President National Watch
Company
DEAR SIR :-The Watch made by your Com
pany, which have carried the past two months
has kept excsllent time. l have carried it fire.
quently engines, and have been the road
with it almost daily. During this time it hs
run uniformly with our standard clock.
Truly yours,
J. NJ. T0UCEY, Gent Sup't.
The following dealers, also, in various parts
OF the country, have certified that they con slider
the Elgin Watches 10 be all that the Company
have adverti,ed them, as better finished. more
correct and durable than any in market for sim
liar price, and that they have great COMIC ence
IN recomm ending them to the pull bile account
of their general merit:
Wheeler, Parsons 4 Co., N. Y; Warren. Spa
done Co., do; Middleton Bro do; T B. B.
Bynner, do; Henry Ginnei, do, Geo W. Pratt
4 Co., do; Scott, Barrett d Co., Pittsburg,; J.
R. Reed & Co., do: sDuhme Il Co., Cincinnati
Jenkins d Hatch, do. C. oskamp do; G. Hell
ebusch, do; E Jaocard a Co., st. Louis; N. Z.
Crittenden d Co., Cleveland NJ. Burt do; Morse
Reddin & Hamilton, Chicago; J. Fl. Hense,
Denver, Col; N. NJ Baldwin & Co., San Fran
CISCO. Koch d Dryfus, New Orleans; and over
400 others.
Various grades and prices made to suit differ
ent tastes. No movements retailed by the Co.
Es- Call on your Jeweler and ask to see the
Elgin Watches.
Business Office and SaIesroom National Watch
Company, l59 & IeI LAKE ST., CHICAGO.
m hl2-d2m
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SELF-ENERVATION.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physical
and Mental Enervaton,-loss of bodily vigor,
courage and ambition,-the cause and cure,-
with sanitary aid for the feeble and Responding.
Sent tree, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box 7, Philadelphia, Pa.
iou9Qdv3u
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BRANDRE-H's PILLS.

Their great value consists in this: They may
be used so long as any disease affects any of the
organs of the body; and by thus preserving in
their use the disease will be cured, and the body
restored to health, free from evory faint and i'm
purity. Their reputation proves their merit.
ihomas smith Coroner and Justice of the
Peace, Hastings the Hudson, ssys Brapdreth g
hliis cured him of Dyspepsia and Heartburn,
S;n eSers otner medicine had failed to relieve
him. Certificate dated April 2, 1865.
Or. turner, OF Savannah, Co., says he has. for
nearly forty years, recommended Brandretb,s
Pills as specific in Yellow Fever; that he never
knew patient to die who took them for this
maiady, oe1ng otherwise sound. Their prompt
use takes out of the body those matters which
feed the fatality of the disease As q general
family medicine he considers them far in the adj
vance of all Others, and here he speaks from
personal experience of their quality.
, 1870-09-14

ts weary ;; ii; sloaadg:,s 'hsmphi4 i, thus seen
as the certain terminus pf no le1s than seven
different Hn6s, to Say nothing. OF several pro-
jects' that, as yet, hare taken no tangible
shape. .-=--.-.-
There are, perhaps, few routes to be found
that, for the actual distance in stTaight line.
presept 70 little or attraction. and, in fact, 20
much that Is unpleasant. ns that from Mem
rhis to Little Rock. The traveller has pre-
ssnted the choice Of three routes, viz: by
Nay of the Arkansas River; ly Way Of the
White River to Dnrali's N1uif, nr,d thence by
rail; or Ly way OF the Little Rock Railroad
and the overland stsgu route.
In good stage Of water, provided one has
plenty Of time, asd especially II accompanied
iy ladies', would eay, tako arstket. up the
Arkansas River. Tno boats, though ANAL,
sic comfortable, and tie accommodations good.
1t is, however. some 500 miles, and the pas
sage con.umes usually three days; but then,
one has some little scenery along the Arkan-
sac. and haa no changes to make.
II one is in hurry. and can stand toughlnG
it bit, he can take this Memphis & Little
Rock l;silroad aud overland stnge route. By
this route. though but $50 miles when the
road ii completed, lie goes by rail from Nem-
phi, to Br1nkleg. whence he s:ages it fifteen
miles. through tue swanps to Clarendon,
OH tho White 1uyer- Here he takes
some 10 m,tes, where he takes the railroad
for Little Kock. some 81 miles distant. It is
not. perhaps, the most comfortable route in
world; but then. i one makes connections. he
nsakts the trip from Memphis to Little Rocl
| III tittt Ell hours.
Tie third and, ty Jar, the better route, il
that ria the Memphis i White River packets
leaving Memphis every Tuesday aud Saturda,
| evening for Duyalrs bluff, where they CON
meet With the train tor Little Rock.
Taking the packet L. 7. White. in Memphis
, 1870-09-14


The Champaign County Ga:t'se cl@ims that
more than tnre- huu,srel pupils VIII attend the
lralrsstst2t University This tall.
-NarEAn t;sav. Q farmer VI Peru, has lost nfty-
eight t., MI Of cattle and smother farmer twenty,
ry the Texas cattle fever. through. into the neigh
bsrhcoA lat spring bs tlrtyc of i've hundred
Texas caf1ic.
Tho Euskcr III! t-hnon says: ia ftae Circnt.
ceurs cn Monday las1, Illus IIsysleu. charged with
ktlt!rr Elias Dorsey. WAS found guilty Of nsn-
s:aaehsc!.and was se1tcncct. to confinement IN the
;nniteN;taly far four years. We understand that
the Judge and 1uenl:Hrs OF The har En!tc.l ID a
:sc that the srf,lics Of the Jury not sustained
i.s TIC ev1leEec.
Thr E.calana Comfy Republican says tloi-rick-
ng there l. ascr. The crup Is light but qualify
,Untl-
a horse weighing some 1870 pounls, 1ac
| properly Of Mr. Andrtw Barron, of Janesvttr,
l.iloyer p7ectplcc forty feet Ia height, striking
u1on so.st 1ock. lie suffered no scsious injury,
| ncl a hone Icing broken.
i On THURSDAY night, {. II. Lewis. OF Horizon
| shut himself with two balls through tbe breast
Alous T. n. ri Fsllay, being still alive, he some
raw managed to rcloaa The pistol, and placed |
t. his forehead, blowing on the scalp most ho.n
hs, he t.etue ,vo weak, apparently, 10 ho!d th'
pistol square. TO his head. liz cahnot recover.
! ISplaSA.
Captain co1iez, nj Cambridge CITY, has 30
| head Of hogs In one pen, valued 1t t'3,oeo.
AT the late meeting Of tue Crawford Couut
| Teachers Institute Pledge was signed ~ III
| female teachers not TO wear cn.stss iuf one year
| KASsAs-
Ono Of lie NOS: ehternrisIng citizens 0
W:e, Ns = cid I: ts Ms. N9::is Asash+s, W..
, 1870-09-14
4 InM Tries 10 Blow flt~ z2ot,~s. 1p
" ith n GfEnr 1Box f>tlll of tsMN-


{FA.A. sht ut: >Aur.!h lt'7h}AfFfsAI.
i wel;-kro.n and wealthy lrick contractor.
.v.Enth and Thlr.aefh streets. created quite 3
-ensasipn in tbs; vleinity, last evcL,rC. l. an
attempt TO 'lc;s Up his dona,csl with = ksg of
Eowtrr.
I: appears that i:e came home a1.oa; hau-
rast o'clock, iu An into1icattd condition
With cigar lpx full OF powder and : box OF
matches in lis Possession. Has vile tlaIe
.cn.e inquiries ~ t. ~hat he iu:eGie1 TO do
uitL the powder, xheah he struck her il the face.
mt her vu: OF The kul,se, locked al the
.ut1-. and passed up stars. Tn ueA heard
sro1n him the people residing III the vitt't, :
~t1e startled hy ) loud explosion. AID latge
...uanti;. of smoke ~ss see:, Ionrius out o.
s,s otD persons tooa gathered aboEs the
building. and an admittancc s.as gained By
as.iug through the cellar. The upper 1onEa
II tie building was dlled with = Il. rs. aaaekss
and the eaI}4t on d-e. WHILE :!ss 7a1.: WIN
lad undertaken the icsrerate deed Of destroy
| stAtc.let.. lie recovered in = few minutes
| sufficiently to he able to wxlk down
| stslrr. when he immediately resumed
| lit desperate conyersatiuc. anu
| wanted to know nhat the deu>e tie
crowd vas dong down there and sxofs that
| he would blow the Whole establishment up
SOON a::ez the Independence sts.Esc ar::rei.
la: the crowd had Succeeded in e1tiuguisl'inG
The flames, Tie hcuse gl,e.r he lircs il
situated it, !'!cck OF buildings liable 10 take
tie, a1l had he succeeded in his designs
disastrous coua4grHslou woalJ: probably. have
ersucl, The people in the vicinity were nac.1
aia1naed las: evening, and there we're TuIaors
:Ta, he intended to make another attctnr1
| snue evening. and rEat he had large EuEfi1
| of tovaer il, lis po-zeaEion. The police Hert
| nnt;def4 ~ the natter, tut declined to nakt
an a.1est ;:ntll All it. fortnatio:. was male.
, 1870-09-14

Ht%tFiCt~
II The ELitnr Of Tie thlr.3a 7ribnn.:
The Hon. Wi1lism Williams. Ee,ubltcaa ca,l-
tlidatc 10. Congress III this district, fsappon-
ing to tse r1ereut las. evening III Goshen, tie
home Of General Haecall. Lis competitor. all
inrEomp:u meeting was called. on twu hours
.o.ice- At lIa=t all'e Hall. to hear him SPEAK
ft1e hall was wc!! filled.
t;ci,s ral lIsscall Lad opcucI the contest at
the zane place a few evenings since. aud.
s.scretorc. good deal Of interest u.s mani.
Tested lv 4he meeting II Nr. Williams first
.l,rtarxnce. When he cntcret tie =Dou lie
,.ae warmly Ei-ete+E-
I'll. iirrt and main topic Of Discussion WAS
the tariff. III tllis 9Ir. Williams had ,a.ea
E.ta:!. mistaken and nltrep:cscnte.l. auI.
tlcsefutc- tcos time ts:ll,w aslA cxl,lau every
vote he had gwen it, t'tN'Giers bearing o.. tho
t.vtuI,s. this eAls,>air1l Was sa:-fac cgy to
al 1a.'st> tf.~ent. a1..l }s:tE.ia.v grail
{Hi:.g /" sltl Republicans as mVscif. wito i,sys
.ng rncc ,l.scarderl their Old protective taria
,.oi.t'us. In the work ef regeneration
.,.l reform Of the tariff laws, to
sriuE sle,u u1to HARMONY NTH tie grea:
i::e'cst* Of tho Vert. we hail TIM ;ui' .A".,
IEsrrNl AZ . messenger Of light. Mr.. Mar
-isai Ct yeur state. threw in some three prop
n-iti.l!-. all OF which Str. Williams ene,aiHe.i
| cAre.,ine the first. Which asserted tina: Con-
.:re-E l.asi nu constitutional right to ix tar
- for protection. Al that lla.. t,een the <,s=
tor, under nearly e7rrv administration Of
government tv all parties. liz did no: feel nj
! .:Gcrty to En tsek OH =ucll record. Gu u1e1e
as'rtIari rropcsitinu thrown in t,y Democrat
10 trap ltIublirais- But he showed us
clearly that lie stood OH r-vcnne tar1d. and
! believed that ,his would afford all the pro;et-
tion to American lalor necessary
! Mr. Williams then parsed To the question OF
| tinaEte. and showed that General ssr1nt had
,':lti!lsd every pledge hs had rl:,ie to the
cs'urtry. in reduces. taxatIcn. and faithful
| tolles.susl nr! disbursement Of the public
! ,srenu.-. lie reviewed his vo.cs
2.su'st subsidies Of public lands
to isflroaais: ia favor OF a'..li.
':op.l ss,lutie> to soldiers: aud il
:asor ol the tlli alloSinE eacl, soldier t!,t
,.ti.,.Sc Of entering a quarter -tttiou Of Land
aut Of sny ale r:;zte src!ibn granted 10 rail
.e1.-. lie passed a glowing ts'nSE upon til:
sier,tytf .s1uetitau labor. aE,1 opposed tbt
immigration .; Chinese ruaar the cc1.:sacl
-:Etvt:. an Ics.sSateEy a.nl degrading thereto
..r. Williams closed by s.ksas up the recon
II Gcn.Tai Haeenll, who ,s soliciting
Democratic vetts: tesa ous at taenera
which (iencral 1Isscsll fr1tcitascd hi1aeel
::ron saving tlse State capital by disarnltns
| rtAcefEl political col,vensk,u: by bringing
attcry Of stti'lrry to beAr upon it, and le
clared that. ii he lad been backed bv til
General and State Governments. ho wou!
have served 'tthese ccrpefhe.ds and traitots
.s Burnside llaI served Eow1es anal 41t1liGa.
| Tie Democrats Present enjoyed il,is \. GER
| tre-sho, at tho General. and the mectin
trokc ur i'll the tiaess possible feeling.
GtoaHKS.
, 1870-09-14
TIE PORT OF ENTRY BILL,

st the last session of Congress il WAS
enacted that merchandise might be I'M
ported through the ports Of New York,
Philadelphia. Boston, Baltimore, Portland
Port Huron. New Orleans, Or San Francisco,
consigned by the bill Of ladins to other
parts of the country: that the Collector at
the port of arrival should permit the owner
10 enter the SAME for transportation, SET
ling forth the route l,y which the same
t;on Of a pruler bond, til. Collector to de-
liver the goods to the owner, to he trans
ported nit the sole risk and loss of
the latter. It was also provided
that. in all such cases, the Collector should
give priority of tiu.e to the examination of
s4sid goods. and sslch examination should rot
s,ecessi,att the removal of the gootls to
warehouse or appraisers Office, nor should
such goods he subject to appraisement ut
:hc port Of arrival, but only at the port of
delivery. The law is plain and direct in
LIS provisions, and, if fairly carried out,
wo'1ll lie of gsea, practical benefit.
Under the thirty-fourth section, the Sec
'eiA''.o ~
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, 1870-09-14

do not live IN the inside Of p,a,l. In: !, m :,
tnosphere through which burning ,,In ~ s,,,, as
thWatted!y, and oyer which Il sorTu8fr; n,.th,
must fat prevail And then the Ch,afn;rnr -. ~.
succeed In pcrsua.iing them that there Il my.,.r
IN the day as IN the night, anil show then, hun, r
6taatIE to see trn!E Is to See t1lluly And ~.
they teach them the brilllaucy uf .;.at. and ~,
tleKree In which It is raised tfnm the .t.rAn-.:.
And, Instead Of their sweet aE.l p..,E;y Y..,..'
tempt them to look for the strength ut t1im. a.;
coEruscsttnn Of lightning, ab fIlsh of s',;,.,, ~,
armor AMI TN points OF spears.
The "oSlt Is'ntFFs lake !ae h,A,t n.s,., ..;,s.
fIF gtbbHt or Ti.He. Tie cu,i.
la.hirss, We nt.s1, kHve brought .ianr-. u;l IN.
telv into their MT thod OF { lor5nR.
- In the Sweet, CRYSTALLINE ti.ae Ut .,,r. t.,
Painters, whether on glass or canvas, .m,,;+,ri
intricate patterns, In o-sl-r to miut IL in@ r.ar.
g4l!y With each other. and nlaKe tstie I-'syr.
q tAeM all. In tile great LA;rlli-t s.1a,l ;!,..
Ike tAclr pattcrs to c1sle IN the s;ferk wa.
e'l ta'E Ga f'Ehf,-glratlirg light III; y; ,;,-:
That neans, aist,, that the wn,i arnu,i rh,.m II
AGAIN returned 10 1he tr+.k -r,pr -,,...
Nature, Is n0t entirely !npt.stt,us ~
luminous: that saints hare their foinl,.s. ,,n,ur,
their forces: fhas the most l.tntunIs v,.f". =,
often only tlasE, and the hlacsr.t-Iu,sin. IN,
Is sometimes 0nlf stain, au,. without .~,i;,
IN the 1fas! black with Witt, th.. a,u r TX. ns
rst"ts lapplef-" ''"s '''''
Eut tho whole book mist be read. in r,rcf,,
sequence. It il deeply suggestive. an.l wt,a,
Should we DO withous Ru@Sin: Vie ..u, :.
indeed. ltdh uEon hinl, but We va;. ;,rr mn,
and Love Is the best scholar. F,S,r,x