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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
rnE RLoYpE-sroREY ExcIrEMENr IN cncAao.

THE BLONDE-sTOREY EXCITEMENT IN CHICAGO.
Miss Lydia Thompson, Miss Pauline Mark
ham, and Mr.. Henderson tried Saturday morn
ing in Chicago for assautng Wilbur f. Storey OF The
Chicago Times They fined SEQ each. In the after
noon they were rearrested charge of rot and gave
bail OF $500 each. Storey out civil warrant for
damages In the evening but the parties remained ut the
Opera House until after II o'clock and the arrest could
not be made sunday. During Sunday Henderson. the
Misses Markham and Thompson, aud Gordon, a news
paper man involved in the assault, took carriage e.
ride to the Indiana border Henderson, however was
oveItaken aud arrested fourth warrant on charge
OF assault with deadly weapons. The rest went
on and proceeded to Detroit Henderson gave ball. and
was about to take the Friday evening train from Chicago
when he was met by officer with warrant charging
him with Assault with deadly weapons aud intent Ia k
There largo and escted crowd prescut that tho
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FIRE IN MAIpENLANE-Loss $4,000.

Soon after . last evening fire was discOv-
cred the third floor OF the double building Nos 80 and
q Maiden-lane. The upper part of the building was
burned OUT The first floor and basement Of No SO are
occupied, by Messrs. Fleschmann Co., importers
OF plate glass and mirrors loss on stock,
IS COO insured for $4,000 The first floor and basement
OF No CT are occupied by the NewJersey Zinc Company
Loss on stock $1,000 insured. The second OOrs Of Nos
50 and 81. ana the third floor Of No 90 are occupied
by Henry Deses, dealer in TOYS and fancy goods
Loss on stock, $4,000; insured for $4,000
The third floor OF No 81 and the fourth and fifth floors OF
Nos SO and 81 are occupied by j. Pellerau printer Loss
SOOOO insured The building belongs to the Ward estate
ana ged TO the extent of $4,000 fully insured
The origin VI the fire Is unknown.
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POLITICAL.
NEW-HANPSHIRE.

ANOTHER SPEECH FROM Mr.. DAwES-A DEMO
Graf CONVERTED.
CONCORD, Feb. pa very large audience
assembled at Phoenix Hall this evening to listen TO an
address nv the Hon. Henry L. Dawes Geo. A. Plsbury,
boretofore a prominent Democrat, presided On taking
the chair lie gave for acting with the Republic
can party and stated his obj econs to the platform OF
the Labor Reform party. Mr. Dawes was warmly re
ceiyed and he delivered in subfance the speech made at
Nashua on Saturday evening The speech elected ire
ouent applause especially when he stated that the ex
bendtures of Government should be cut down TO the
lowest point aud that to this end President Grant
has pledged his honest efforts The speech occupied an
hour aud q half in delivery.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
HARRISBURG, Feb. 2S.-The miners are APP
parenty apprehensve that the Legislature will not pass
law for their protection. Among the petitions pre-
scented in the House the subject with II 900
signatures praying for law securing them health and
safety. The public building agitation in Philadelphia
manifested tse by the presentation the part Of the
Philadelphia mbers OF numerous petitions the sub
ect signed by 10000 Of its citizens. The majority
of the petitions asked the passage OF law leaving tho
selection of a site public buildings TO vote OF the
people bill was introduced and will probably pass.
Tor the purchase Of home for disabled soldiers sailors,
and mariners in the late
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revolyers, and kept them at bay for about an % sn anu
half awaiting the arrival Of platoon OF Police iiSi
the Twelfth Precinct. Meantime the insurgents arleu
themselves with sticks stones pieces Of iron, and every
thing they could pick up and applied insulting epthets TO
their officers force Of six policemen arrived about Oi
o'clock. and eecting junction with the beeagued Off
GERS, thanked the assailants and quickly overpowered
them; 900 OF them were Immediately placed in a
md ANONYMOUSLY hurried of the Island. Tho,
~ expelled Jagged about the ferry for
shor, time, and with "long, last, lingering look
81 Tho Ills which had sheltered them. dispersed
~ ' Ne rioters cOmprehended all natiOnalities
The German eemet was largely represented though the
sts--- mn.
moving spirits in the ou,vIvaH wrr5 rngnsnneh. Ihe
total damage is 100 panes OF glass sashed by the rioters
and two skulls dubbed by the police.
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pioc nA,nnpn AppITrn

FROM ASPISwAL, Feb lsIn steamship Henry Chauncey-wH
Sssr H. Derrick Albert A. Sweet b. Pessses Mrs A. B. Seb.
bins H. r. Wlet,s G.. r. Bauve aud brother. Chrs g. Robe
and family, Morris Well JBo Fikas aud wife. Mn l. Niles Mrs
Marion aud children. W. l. b. HILL b G. A. BERNARD. Mrs WIN.
Morton sud infant Mrs MeClenuan Mrs Vune Mrs H. Hons
ID. Mara Wn G. Mead H. Murray Mrs JAS bowling H. A.
Mckenzie huy aud Children Ssml Norris
H. stanwood Mrs Amelia Wgey Isaac Smith NJ Dsman and lady
Steuback W. Taylor Mrs W Froelegh G. Mech
VIM II. Parker aud lady, Miss ~ A. Cooper, s Williams, H. W.
Miller L. Bsow r. Gay lady H. j. Mowry. Mrs s Arnold
daughter q. W. Gof Mrs Paine G. w Wright c. Matthews
Mrs W. Bower A. HattoB. W. Ialton g. W Armstrong Mrs.
Jane Collins Manuel Coon, Nigel A. C. yer Loui WEIGH Nan
ue LOnyO, Chas Soehltu.
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NEW..IERSEY.

A large meeting of the colored citizens Of
Newark was held last night to make arrangements for
proper celebration OF the ratification OF the XVIII
Amendment. II decided to have grand parade
during the day and to engage the Opera House for the
evening when addresses Will be delivered by Prof. j.
Mercer LangstOn OF Howard University, Washington,
and several local orators OF color
A permanent organization OF Police COmmis-
soners for Newark was effected last evening and Col
James Peckwell was elected Chief OF Police Mt
Smalley after the election, withdrew from the Board
aud his successor VIII be appointed in few days.
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WLs5Groy n c.. Feb 28-Spirs Turpentne. sc Ron dull
O. ~ Crude Turpsntne steady 10G 81 49, Tar
steady a b. Cotton Gull at 2lc.
AUGUSTA Feb 23-Copn 10 fair demand at lower rates. sales
40 bales; receipts 4g7 bales; Miidlngs DOminaiy 2lc.
FRAsCCo Feb 28Four aud Wheat quiet unchanged
Legal.Tenders. 81.
SEwoKLkAs, Feb 28-Rlou IS 1886 2d SO 90 Corn easier
oil Rios IS 65 G66c. Bran, 81 cvt Pork, S2a
Raron I3Hl7l08lc Lard dull l608lc Sugar dnl;
Prime lie misunderstanding, 6Oa7Oc Coffee and Nh, uu
changed God i Sight Exchange on NeElok at par s'erAnS
Etrha
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Positive Cure for CORsumpiiOn.
NNcHsTRR HfP0PHosPnTEs sold BY all Druggsts D. per bo

The Ladies' Soross Club Of NewYork recently changed their
discussions from Suffrage Hair Preparations and Ppe Bss
hs They declared that where nsia had endorsed then S
beauty their ugbyea dsiyo where bey eouf
they al voted that NAsSoLA Saoase Rough
Skin and Rugmks and the comperos dsEy> sore
sBl and marke appearance dangerous donb sod THAI
LYos. KArHAmoS made the Hair gros ,bci ~ asl pretty
prevented IL from ,arDng gray The prOpes sf
these articles 90 send she sisters invoice they
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officer dare not make the arrest aud cDdsfsSn escaneS
in a carriage probably TO Indiana. b. b tfSsao w.s
not known PUBLIC symn.. ., IN Chicago seems to be
18th the troop as many charges have been made
against them-dsorderly conduct riot, civil damages,
assault for bodily injury, ard assault to kill
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fORRIGN PORTS.

PoRr ,uPaNcs Feb l9In bark Robt Murray loading "a
m 90 the stb Tor New York brig smith waiting for cargo bog
Camilla to sail the % In ballast for Cennegos brig Oliver Cate
for Mes York
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The Speaker presented the reslgnatohs Oh MI Golla
day DEM Ky and Mr. Deweese ReP n ~ VINO are
understood TO have been implicated IN the matter OF
The House then at l:45 went into Committee of the
Whole Mr.. MERCUR IN the Chair, on
THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BLL-COL' BAKERs LAPE-
DITIoS. -,,,
Tie massacre of the Piegan Indians by Col bakers
command was further discussed by MesSrs stevenson
Cayanagh Montana AxtelI, Hoar, Wood ward, McCor
bnes wood and other members BIessrs Stevenson, Cav
snagh and Mccormick defending the act ,,,..o ., d.
Cen sheridan was responsible for the massacre There
was another officer standing between him and the INDIANS
ana ma WOOD Dem, n Y-Gen Hancock had nothing
10 do with it, shown III the correspondence reau mere
'' Sir. CGVANAGH Dem, MOntana)-Gen Hancock in
uG Mr. W0OD-Where is your evidence Of that Gen.
Hancock was only the medium Of communication from
Sheridan and was III noWlse Responsible lor hor uIu
nc Mr' WILKINSON Rep, Minn.)-Gen. Sheridan first
dorsed it, Then Gen sheridan forwarded it to Gen.
Hancock and Gen. Hancock forwarded II TO Col Baker
are 10 have war, let it be Gen. Sheridan was all
the time in the City Of Chicago, 1000 miles away from
where the massacre took place.
The discussion showed so little signs OF coming 10
close that Mr.. SARGENT dsep, Cab moved that the
Committee nse that he might move the House Tor an
order 10 close the debate $500. -
Debate having closed the House again went into COM
mitee and the Clerk proceeded with the readng Oh the
bill.
After considering "a pages Of the BILL the Committee
Mr.. HALDEMAN Dem, PENN said he would have
voted In the Affirmative on MI. Spnk5 tdflH RESOLUTION
to-day If he had been III the hall when his name was
called.
EXTENDING THE TINE OF WHISKY IN BOND.
Mr.. BECK Dem, Ky) introduced JOINT resolution to
extend time for withdrawal OF distilled Spirits from
disery bonded warehouses 10 three years from the
date of entry.
Mr. MARSHALL Dem, Ill argued in favor OF the eX-
Of time and also Of the OF interest," but
not at the ruinous rate proposed by Mr. Hooper. He
suggested that the additional tax be half cent gallon
per month.
The Yeas and Nays were ordered on Mr. Marshalls
amendment, when motion 70 adjourn was nterpOsed.
THE GOLD PANIC.
Mr. GARFIELD Rep., OHIO asked that the Commit
tee on Banking aud Currency have leave TO report AT any
time on the subject of the gold panic, and Mr.. Cox
dem. N " asked behalf of the minority leave to
report at that the Of the minority Agreed TO.
On motion Of Mr.. CULLOM Rep, llL) the POlygauy
AdlOnTneh.
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UNION COLONY.

The Locating Committee will return from
Colorado and report about the 9th inst The books for
membership will remain open until tho 10th OF March
There are now about GOO members.
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& IT IN A A y ID q l. A = 8
AT AND BELOW COST.

he sold 90, before May lue, sad the busBess
thi, date b hess. NlCoL
DAVIDSON stGsi Broadway
T.. V. HAUGuWOUT & Co,
Corner Of Brpadsay and BrOone st.
6lIleo to et either eatre the lots, separately,
Fine Watches aud Jeweiry
Of al descriptions m SALg and REPAIRED slass worsnes
GEORGE C. ALLAN e. SON LA BOsiSay betacsa
al tssaF glst, ani as Bgosisn, bslos Csu.t
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DISASTERS.

Bosroy Peb The sehr Abga Haley from Charleston. for Wey
mouth Mas ashore iris moruug ard total
wreck The aud the Of photiate saved
S. q A. Pierce from Mon0moy
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The Trophy Totnato.-Tweuv seed. Sent eircgs.,
Alirrss 6 80 h. WSEIss. IT,. Ogden Fim, Newport, <
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N1RRIED.

Wedding nj Visiting Cards, fn.tE Stamping He P,per,
W. Eyskprll Sos. 10 FCrroST on DUTcn CsgEca
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oRRtEYLEA0-O Thur lly l7th Of Fr 81 ANS Rec
torv nv the Reg Miles 81 OB1cD to Tbomaohe Is
Leady, all OF this city No cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

The Id Assembly District Republican ASso-
citation met night Dennis Shea the chair Reports
from the Central Committee and the Executive Commit
tee were received and dozen new members were pro-
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TIE SITE or TR1DE
LATEST fnRnpEAN MARKETS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Feb 23BOnds closed 6rm oentles 95i D95t
HAvRE. Feb 28.-The Cotton market closed fat
AsrwBRP, Feb. 20 -Petroleum closed quiet.
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DIED..

an Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Wim MI
name and address.
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Extraordinary bargains.
GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
CALL AND EXAMINE tbs PRICES.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

AN OLD DAvENPoRTER HEARD Of
Many of our readers will rene Der a gentle
man who used to live in Davenport, by the
name of DR.. lgnatius LANCER. The follow
ing extract from q letter published in the
London Daily Telegraph, of Septem Der ssh,
dated a. Saarbruck, September ls,, and
signed H. Sand with, probably that DR.. 5.
who distinguished himself at the siege OF
ksrs) will be read by his old acquaintances
with interest:
The last telegram l sent in consultation
with the famous Transatlantic DR.. Ignatius,
to whom | directed the box to be sent He
is originally Hungarian refugee Ia AS
mani. but during the American war he did
great service as a military surgeon, and, as
such, was Grants right hand man. He came
over here on the declaration of war, and
done good service. l am now working
under him
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pailp ARGUS.
OFFICIAL CITY g. COUNTY PAPER

John A. Logan is haranguing the people
of the northern part of the state, and
attempting to show why he should be Uni.
ted States senator, instead of Dick Oglesby,
Gov. Palmer or knner. He, however, has
failed to explain the charge preferred by q
soldier at the last session of congress, ny
poketing . bill and then oetrauding them OF
pensions The Soldiers Friend, the cham
pion of the soldiers of the west makes the
following appeal to the veterans OF the late
war against the blatant ex.rebel radical
general:
"Let us work morning, noon, and night
and leave no stone unturned, until these
men, who have been false 10 the soldier
false to the poor boys lying on beds of
sickness false to the pensioners of the
great state of Illinois and the nation-un-
ii! these men are lying upon their own
polical death beds.
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Notice.

As AM ABOUT CLOSING UP MY
n business offer nv Grocery Store for rent.
The stock and fixtures can also be bought cheap
for cash Possession given Immediately.
All persons knowing themselves ind ehten TO
me or the estate notified to make immediat ,
psv ment, as after the first of September next, all
unpaid accounts will be put into the hands OF
collector. ELIZA DlAoN,
auel2-d Cor. Rock River and 1xoh anes sts
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

The most important news from Germany
resumed by the French fleet German
vessels abroad are warned of the fact. The
Prussisn official papers are still grumbling
e. the ''precipitancy of the American govs
ernment in recognizing the French repub-
lic." The Wersemberg official organ denies
the intention of that country to enter the
North German Confederation,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

Senator Harlan made q beautiful speech
on the 2lst ul,imo in Des Moines, Iowa He
mentioned A. j., aud three men laughed.
lie said the democrats were secessionists,
and al the Office holders present stamped
assent But he failed to account, to within
S300,O00,00o, for the money stolen away
from the people of these United States.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

The military preparations Of Russia are
proceeding on a gigantic scale There is
great activity everywhere. The Moscow Ga
zette says Russia "loses power because France
is no longer counterpoise of Prussia, who
is now able to assault her neighbors with
inuunityn
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

The Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Con
ven'ion at Boston, yesterday, resolved to
support no candidate for office unless he or
she went in for the ballot for the women.
Several speakers indorsed Wendell Phillips
for Governor. After an animated discussion
it was resolved ts defer the formation of an
independent party until in their coming
conventions of the other parties shall decide
Whist ground they will take on the question
nf al fFrara
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05
ALEDO STAGE & MAIL ROUTE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RUN
Daily line of Stages between Root Island
and Aledo, stopping st Camden AndAi"sia' no-
gington, Hamlet, and Millersburg.
Passengers and all pack ages taken through on
time connecting at Aledo with cars for all poin" I"
Passage from Rock Island to Aleto, including
dinner, $3.50. H.P. sT0DDARD.
WIN. FlSBER.
ssp37 d&wIn
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

A young man from Des Moines who
visited the Bluffs wanted to know of a
sporting friend what game is that in which
one man cries out Keno" and all the rest
Of the fellows say 0. h-l?n
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

4 Milwaukee tobacconist has placed in
front of his store black board on which he
bulls lstins the names of persons who have
neglected to pay him sundry small ac-
counts.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

1t has been ascertained that the Amer
cans who were recently lost while making
the ascent of Mont Blanc, were DR.. Jas. b.
can. of Baltimore, and John G. Randall of
Quincy, Mass
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

Our fair female darlings have invented
another Irritation sigh. Il is made by placing
the little finger of the right hand up to the
mouth, and struggling the shoulders. The
effect la wonderful
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

The idea Of a sovereign state convention
to revise the constitution of Iowa is not
favored by the bulk of the state press.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

The prohibition element in Iowa is rlgor
ously casechizing all the republican csndi
dates in that state it can capture respecting
their position on Rum.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

Tor each square, or the space occupied ty ten
hnes OF solid nonpareil, One Dollar for each in
special Notices, 20 cents per line. when in
serted months or more, so per cent above reeu-
lar advertising rstet.
Communications. or articles inserted among
reading matter, IS cents per line.
DAILY AID WKRKLY.-A discount Of 25 per
cent. will be made from the Weekly rate.. on
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter is inserted in both Daily and " eehly.
Double Cclumns will be charged IS per cent.
additional.
For ! transient Advertisements advance pay
ment is required.
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Women of forty, wear hats this fall just
az iaunsy as young girls Of sixteen.
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Gold l.13 Il.
RtoeEs and Money.
TsIspr, nhsd IN tha Apaus

stoess and Money.
Tslegr.phsd to the ARsus.
Npw Yonx. October 5.
Money Market-Easy at 4@6 per cent.
Sterling Excbange-Stesdya at $I.OsI.
Gold-Opened firm at s. IA. closed At $1.l34
overnments-Dull, unchanged.
Southern State Securities-Dull; new Tennes-
see Get.
Coupous-s's of 81, LA; 6-20's, 'ez.1 ia
81. I.10b; 's6, Ill; new. O9i; 'S7. 1.1st; '6s
l.104: l0-40's, large 1.0s5: small l.10.
Stocks heavy. and 39i q cent. lower.
N Y. fentraI-944.
Readin 6, 94z
Lake Shore, 194-
Northwestern-so. Preferred s6s
Rock Island LIZA.
Ohio 4 Mississippi, 32s.
Pacific Mail, 37E
cbiear Live Stock.
Telegrnphed to the ARGUS.
Unou sroox YARDS, October 4.
Hogs-Quet and unchanged
Cattle-Unchanged.
Few York AGarket.
koe8rApn0o 70 she AhoUbs
Nsw YoRK, October s.
Fiour-Steady.
wheat-Dull; 81 l2a1 10; winter 81 ssal a5.
Corn-61 4asl,
Oats Demand 50a56,
Barley-Dull.
Lard-l5sc.
Whiskey-S9e.
Linseed Oil--sSa90c.
Petroleum-2Isc
Sugar-Cuba l0sal1c-
CofIee-16safS-
Liverpool Market.
Telsgrsphed to the Argus.
l. vKRPooL, Oct. 80.
Flour--23s Cd.
Whest-Ss 3da9s Cd.
Cotton--Dull at s4a9.
Corn-Declined; 28s I'd.
Pork-l10s.
Beef-1ISs.
Bacon-56s.
Lard-l2s
Tallow-43s Sd.
Breadstuffs s-Unchan ged.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

BON GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice OF the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, June I, 1868
1 have found by experience that " Hoofiands 6e1
man Bitters is very good tonic relieving dyspeptic
symptoms almost directly
GEORGE sHARSwOOD.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

HON. GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
writes.
PHuADEIPHIA. March 16, 1867.
ftrad Honfand's Ge-lap Bitter IL q good tonic,
useful In diseases Of the digestive organs and of great
benefit In Of debility and want Of acon
In the system Yours truly,
GEO. W. WOODWARD.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

ETANTED-INTELLIG YOUNG MEN
w and Ladies' to learn Teiegrsphy or Phono-
grsphy, business learned in three months, per
nanent pay ug situations guaran teed. Send Tor
full PARTICULARS, address enclosing stamp +.
cEschran, supt. Metr poitan T i graph Co.,
St. Louis, Mo. sep26 dim
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WANTED.

TXPERIENCED sPIKERs AND IRON
L men ON new ira laying. Wages, So 70
per day. apply to R., r. l. st. Louis X.
Depot. 1901"
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WATER Filler,

American Genius has given Ia ,b.o,l
valuable and useful inventions, hut the
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| J

IN take ANYTHING that he may is Just good.
nccsuse be maker larger profit on 1t These rene
dier will be cent by express to any locality upon ap
prcation to the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 6sf ARCH STR EET, PASisdsIpAte.
CHAS. NJ. EVANS, Proprietor.
formerly C. n. JACKSON d co.,
Th,se remedies are for sale By Druggsts storsksep
- aud Medicine DeAlere eveywhere-
rDo not forget to examine vel th0 0cb yoo
m. IN ordR to 9vt the genuine
fVf ss oy
OLA. B1NsER, Agent,
d&ussv Rosk IaaAs.d, us
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

HON VIM 2 ROGERS,
Mayor Of the city Of Buffalo, N.
MAYORS OFFICE. BUFFALO, June %. 1889.
have nse6 - Uoohand's German Btters and Tonic"
In nv family during the past year. and can pecom-
mend them excellent tonic. imparting tone and
vieor to the system. Their Ise has been productive
ofdecidedy beneficial effects. WM- II. ROGERS.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05
HON. LANES THOMPSON.

HUN. JAMES THOMPSON,
1astice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHuLADELPHIA. A I'll %. lS66
] consider " HoOfand'r German Btterr'' q valuable
medicine In Of attacks of Indigestion DyN
pep.is- csn certify this from experience Of Il
Yours. with respect. JAMES THOMPSON.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

We have recently removed to our new and spa
cious Shops, situated on the Moline Water Pow
er, and are prepared to fill all orders with
promptness and dispatch
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

Dy.peosia ] had the Dxspepsis 90 badly II was In
possible to keep any food on my stomach, and 6e-
came 90 weak as NOT be able tu walk half . mile.
Two bottles Of Tonic effected perfect cure.
Nv" JAMES NJ WOOD.