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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-28
Death is at the Door.

In all these complaints the system evidently
shows . want of red blood, and Mr.. Churchill, in
his werk on Diseases of Females, says Bear
ing in m ind that the blood is remarkably def
cient in red corpuscies, and the known property
of iron to correct this condition, theory suggests
1t - the most to be relied on the best of VIII oh
rs the Citrate" Citrs.s of Iron enters largely
into the composition of English Female Bitters.
combined with pc werful vegetable tonics of rare
qualities.
Among the mountains OF Tennessee and the
piney woods of Mississippi, is found . certain
hard and ainty root, which has been in secret use
by some oil midwives for many ears, possessing
magic powers in regulating and restoring al
females suffering with any affection of the womb.
This root we have obtained, ave it fair tsst in
our practice aud it 10 now one Of the princi pie
ingredients in these Bittsrs. Other powerful
uterine and general ton ics also enter into its
composition. We also add LeptAndra or Black
root, sufficient to act upon the liver and keep the
DO wells open.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-28

The planning mill of Smith & Laramie, as
Leroy, N Y, was burndd Friday morning.
Loss $4,000; little insurance,
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Postmaster at Huntsville, Ala.

[Ertract from letter Of 20th Marcel, from, a. F.
Wheeler, Esq, DrugJisf, Lima, Ohio j
In conclusion 1 can say Rosa
Lis is the best blood purifier We have, without
doubt.
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CHESTNUT TREES.

VOID QUAOKS victim Of early In dis
"A erection, causing nervous debility, premature
decay &c having tried in v in every advertise
remedy, has . simple means of selt-cure, "nicl
he will send free to his fellow sufferers Address
j. Fl. FUTILE. 70 Nassau st, New York.
COX A Week Salary Young men wan
- < - ed Immediately as travelling eaiesme
Address. inclo,ing stamp, r III. WALkEh, BOZ
1885 New York
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-28

Artistic Surgeon, respectfully offers his services
In the application of his Rupture Curative Appli-
ances, at his office, 697 BROADWAY, corner 4th
street, New York.
Prices TO suit all classes. 1t is the only, As
we'll as the cheapest remedy ever offered the Attic
ted Photo raphie likensssss of cases before and
after treatment mailed receipt Of 10 cents
mehl 9-dAwlH
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READY GLAZED SASH.

IL CONNECTION with my Planning Mil,
L have opened . WAR Room for the sale Of
Pinned and Chased Sash, whore will keep don
ssantly on hand ell sisss Of these articles which
can cell 81 much cheaper rstss than they -.
b. pureh sssd for elsewhere. 1 obtain my Glass
from the manufaotories st Pittsburs thereby
saving the proAts which otbsrs mast pay who
buy In this market All Builders. Farmers. aid
others In went Of Sash will consult their own in
ssrest BY giving me csfi before purohssing else.
where - | an sGesing uns.ual tnGaosmenss for
sht. nrpprrEN
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COIN NAL.
KOyELTY CORN NEAL HILLS

IN CONNECTION with his Planing NH, a.
4 Subscriber IL still conducting the NsveiS
oern Meal Mills, and has constantly on hand .
superior quality Of white and yellow kiln driss
market price paid for Corn. The patronage o
ne ssAh' ia '.sp..tfaits CO. is.A
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j. II. CONW AH
General Insurance Agent,
Rock Island, III.

11O, 600 ,e00 0APITAL. ISsues
II policies in the following companies: In
surapos Company of North America, Philadsl-
phia; Lorillsrd, OF New York international, of
New York Aershants Insurance Company, Of
Chicago; Putnam Insurance Co, Hartford /;
and Peoria Frs Insurance Company. Policies
issued without delay, and al losses promptly ad-
iusrsd and paid. may16dwl,.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-08-04
questions for the Democracy.

LIST. Who is John j. Jacob, the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor?
ID. Where is he from?
3D.. Who is "MOjor" Frank Hereford?
4th. Where is he from? S.
9Th. In what army did he fight? How
came his title Of MAORI"
The above questions arc important ones
for the Democratic party. whitley please
answcr2
We assert that Jacob is nothing more
nor less than the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Company, who are aspiring through
him to DO the Governor of this State, and
that ho is so-callCd cafpot-bagger from
Maryland. That the so.called "Major" is
a Carpet.baggcr from California or some
other country, We know not where, and
caro- but little about it. II Two arc wrong
VIC would like to be set right. Como out
with your information. -Ransgha Jour.
pa.
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TAKRs No 1NrGnEsT

The gifted, polished, and sanotimOuiOus
Hiram Rdntaaberous Howard, so-callod
editor of the Mason County Journal, says
that be has no more interest in this politi-
cal campaign between Republicans and
Democrats, than he has in fight be-
tween two strange dogs, saving that he
naturally feels sympathy for the under
dog" That is kindly feeling in Hiram
Rantankcrous, to take sides with the weak,
especially when We consider the r,onderoas
brain brought to the aid Of tho weak
But Hiram, there is no use, all your puff
ing and blowing will not bring the Demo
cratic party on top
Democrats, what 20 think Of that, com
ing from your principle "blOw.pipc?"
You will have to send "RantankcrOus" q
few moro bottles Of Mountain Dcw;''
sbcu he'll hgiri
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THE WHITE MANS PARTY ILLUS.
TRATED.

We hear that our Democratic. friends
had warm time generally in their town
ship meetings Saturday evening. In ono
township, the "White Mans Government
dogma received blow square between the
eyes. The rival factions we're so closely
matched that colorcd man, the famous
"Gen. Banks" was pressed into the service
and not only had a scat in the meeting but
voted carly and often like his fairer SKIM
ed Brother Democrats. This is OPP
posing the 18th Amendment and the Sum-
ncr equality bill, supporting the Charleston
platform, standing erect and looking on
the stars, with a vengonco. It is charita-
bic to suppose tho General" was some
what refreshed" Otherwise he could
hardly have been caught in such bad COM
pauy. No doubt he feels, as he ought,
very much ashamed of himself. 1t is said
tho General is not even q registered voter
and would not have been entitled to scat
in the meeting if he had been white. 1t
was his color that obtained for him such
unusual consideration. This is how the
'ruling race" here kicks over the Charles
ton platform and bids for the colored vote.
Now let us see ifthey will nominate Gen
cral Banks" for an Office. Nothing less
than the sherigalty ought to satisfy bin
and he can doubtless have it il hc says SO,
Let the General como to the front door to-
day aud insist on hiscandidature; and then
let him oppose who dare InteILigencer.
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&c. ". EPpE9T, Nplron.
POINT PLEASANT, WEST va,
TnURsDAY, August ., 1870.
.rNIGGER EQUALITY.n

For the benefit Of the Democrats here
nbouts, aniRoro especially for the benefit
of our down town neighbOr. who has been
for some time past, suffering from Sc
we're attack II NEGRO auz." and for whose
recovery from this dreadful disease, but
little hopeis entertained, we publish in
another column an article from tho Wheel
ing 1atc11tgeneer, with tho hope that it
may cause a reaction in tho disease, and
that hc, to the great satisfaction Of his
many % friends, may become GONZALES
cent. Toillustratc the false position Of
our neighbor on tho negro cnfranchisemeut
question, be has only to read the article al
luded to. 10 which the montrous fact is
made known that negro "astblncls as The
ace Of spades,o actuuily participated III a
Democratic township Convention in the
city Of Wheeling. in tho county of Ohio
taking part in all that was dono--and OK
ereising the right Of voting in every case,
and upon every question. equal with any
oftthe white Democrats. And in the
language Of the Charleston Courier, we
arc led to ezclaim: ''Human credulity be-
ing almost unlimited, it is possible that
there arc some Democrats in this State
who believe that their party does not
favor negro suffrage and negro equality. "
Tor all such ,wo have copied this
article. Was there ever such inconsistcn.
cg? Wouldn't bayc a negro in "our con-
ventions." Oh, no! Wouldn't have a
odd niger vote the Democratic tiokot!'
No indeed, couldn't think of such thing.
Vet we can see and hear of the ''white
man's9 candidates, almost every day elect
ioneering with. negroes" for their votes
Ifthis don't cure our noighbOrof tho me
groauz, he is "gono up" aud there will
be nothing else to do but to give him and
his party decen. burial on the Fourth
Thursday in next October Yes, so deep
that the stcuch from their putrid carcases,
can never offend the nostrils of decent
people.
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GOV. STATIONS SPEECH AT CHAR
IaasrnN

=, .ESiuN' ..r.-.,r-
Inc following Is d synOPsS VI oV'y
or Stantons speech. delivered at Charles
on the 9th ult. Tho speaker announced
that bs vonld MT attennt an elaborate ad-
49,. -. .. la 81 ;ndnIos n ,neb,
aFess' Uas Woplu 9'u ~ 81
thoughts as the occasion seemeu % fsnusF
appropriate.
Mr.. Stanton stated that It was Of the ut
most importance that we understand pres
ept living issues, and DO able to discern
somewhat Of the future, and We could
only Judge Of the future by the past. He
stated that the present condition Of public
affairs is one of the many results Of the
late war. There have always been two
clements or systems Of civilization in this
country, and they have arisen and do now
exist By reason Of the relation between
capital and labor; aud, by far, tho most
difficult problem to solve, is this: What
arc and what should be the relations DO.
tween these two great forces? Before the
war slavery existed, and the safety and
pcrpetuity Of that ''peculiar institution"
required that tho laboring class, the slaves,
should be kept in ignorance. Therefore,
capital ruled, but the North under sys-
tenn Of freedom, labor ruled. Hence the
struggle. Slavery had exerted an influence
that had impcded the march Of improve
mont, and hindcred invention, but now
slavery Is dead, and it is to the interest Of
all that the resources CT the country should
be- doyelopcd. Tho ballot should bepIaced
in the hands of tho African, else the Same
condition Of affairs. as regards capital and
labor, would exist as before the war. The
negro is an intelligent being and the op-
posing forces can be rcconcilcd but by tho
ballos Surprising that every man chooses
Ills own associates, he has no reason to fear
anything from the Democratic bugbear,
"NipgeT Equality" If he was not nun
enough to compete honorably with q negro
let the negro win. When he heard man
talkipa about "neero equality" he always
thought that man was not quito SURG Of his
own socia' position. He feared nothing from
Chinese immigration, or any other, and
thought that if this State were to establish
an AGENCY for tho promotion Of immigra.
tion Il would nav we'll.
West Virginia, with her rich mineral
resources, and unoqualled water privileges
was capable Of supporting more people to
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Democracy is on one side-Radicalism
is on the other side. There is no half
way place, To one Or tho other of these
must ,yeu all 60. There is no good in
making wry faces about it. Tho choice
has to be made. You only annoy your
friends and provoke the contempt Of your
enemy by any Oily daily! "lf 'twerc
done, 'twere well 'twere quickly done."-
Mason County Journal.
There, gentlemen Conservatives. You
who profess to be Union men. You who
lwho refuse to acknowledge yourselves to
be Democrats. What do you say now?-
How do you like the above dictation to
you by the Ohio ''carpet-bag" editor Of
heJoarnoR Where now is your Con-
seryatiye party? Have notthc Democrats
swallowed your party, aud you with it,
and the only question now is, will you
stick, or will you'sour on their stomucbs?
The journal says you must do one of two
things, either vote with tho ("Radical")
Union Republican party, or With tho Dem
ocratic-Locofoco-D isunion party. You
must assume the name Of Democrat, and
not make a "wry face" about it either, OF
leave the party. Will you do it? You
have been swallowed by tho Democratic
party. VIII you return tho compliment
BIZ swallowing tho Democratic isuniOn
principles? We shall SEQ.
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MASON CRY, W. Va, July %, 1870.

Mason CRY; W. Va, July %, 1870.
Editor Of the Mason County Journal;
Will you please settle dispute some Of
US have had hero by letting US know
through your columns who he editor Of
tho Weekly Register at Point Pleasant is.
We know that TIPPBrT. is the nominal
editor, but claim that FRANK GUTuME
"does tho writing" others that it B W.
SIssoN, and still others that il is Ell CoLB-
MAN. (cOlorcd. ISouRER.
In answer to- our correspondent, We
would say that it is none Of our business
who he editor Of the paper aforesaid is,
neither do We care. MR. TIppgTT, we
understand, claims that high honor, If
honor it be, and is responsible % for its
editorials; but, then, there can be no doubt
that the very fcw original scraps Of nom
sense dished up ,reai{y for tho cdifcation
ofthosc who read that sheet, usually cma-
nate from one or the other Of the three
persons named, aud occasionally are the
joint productions Of tue three. Mason
County JouruI.
Mr.. Howard. when you ponned tho
above, in answer to your correspondent,
and published it as truth, you knew you
were asserting q positirc falschoOd. We
expected better from you, because you are
aprofessed ~ christian. We hero assert
that neither Mr.. Guthrie, Mr.. sisson, or
any other person, except ourself, furnish
the editorials for the Register. No one
knows it better than you. If you want to
abuse US, do SO, but do not attempt to Grip
pic usin our business. The bane of eve.
ry community is the vile slandercr and the
uumitgated, wilfal and malicious liar
If you and your correspondent arc really
DESTROYS of ascertaining who edits the
Register, call around and stay with US a
week, and you'll End out.
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MORE SLANG.

Below We give an extract from an cdi-
torial in Democratic paper, the Caacas-
ian, published at Lexington, Lafayette
county, Missouri, paper we verify be-
lieye, from which the journal selects most
of its editorials, at least they are similar.
Here is the quotation:
"Tiro AMY, yc quill-driging blackguards!
-Backers and endorscr's Of tho nations
deadlicst foes!-Aidcrs and abettors Of
usurpation, cxtortion aud outragc!-Mako
ready! Take aim! Squirt, to your fot!
souls full content! We are in favor Of thc
old constitution and the sovereignty Of tho
Statesl We are for the glorious White
Mans Government Of our "reboP fathers
"a government made by white men, for
white men and their postcrity! We arc
in favor Of Total Reputation Of the &C
cursed, montrous, continent-beggur-
ing Debt, contracted by Yankee cut-throats,
piCkpockets, pirates and usurpers, in the
horrid work Of our own enslayementl We
arc favor Of crushing out tho hideous
Fifteenth Bedamnedmont, bondholding
vampires, military satraps. and your whole
hellish Yauko- Niger Conspiracy, by any
means that may bosnecossary!"
Now what do you think of that Rcpub-
licans2 Can one Of you vote for a man
on the ticket Of party that advocates and
boldly proclaim such sontiments2 If you
do not wish to SEQ your country again
plunged into bloody war, stand firm to
your principles. Let not apathy porvadc
your ranks. Remember that in tho sue,
cess of the Democratic party, is the certain
destruction of our government.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

The Republicans Of Hutton Township,
Putnam county, assembled at Antioch
Church, July Goth. Joseph Hutton was
called to the Chair, and W. 7, Baycs, ap-
pointed Secretary. Tho object Of tho
meeting was explained by D. S. Monta-
quo, to be to appoint delegates to the
County Convention to be held in Winfield
August 9th, and for tho nomination of
township officers.
The following delegates were appointed:
Joseph Hutton, James Noffsingcr, w. T.
Buycs, N. Perkins, D. s. Montague and
James Craigo.
The following township ticket was then
nominated: Justice-D. s. Montague; Su-
pervisor-Plcasant Lunham; Constable
James Kerscy; Clerk-W. 7. BayOs;
School Commissioner Hutton.
The following resolutions were read and
on motion, unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That VIC heartily endorse the
proceedings Of our Republican State Con-
vention, also the nomination Of Gen. John
s. Witcher for Congress, aud the nomiua-
ton of L. W. Sisson for State Senate;
and we here pledge to them our undivided
support in October. next.
ResOlve2, That tho proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the West Virginia
Journal and Point Pleasant Register.
D, S. Montague was then called for
and responded in telling speech.
On motion, adjourned.
JOS. HUTTON, Ghm'n.
W. T. BAYEs, sec'y.
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Draw Him on.

A friend informs us that q few days
since he overheard several prominent Rad
icals seriously discussing tho propricty Of
advising one GEO. w. TIprETr, the Rad
ical candidate for the Legislature to with
draw from the one-sided contest, as he
wasn't beginning to be half as popular as
he claimed he would bc.-AiaSoa County
Journal.
The above. follow-citizens, Of Mason
county, we find in the last issue of the
Journalistic Democratic "orgau" edi'
by Hiram R. Howard-you all know him,
and know that he has a peculiar way oil
drawing on his inauguration. There is
not one word of truth in tho above quota
ton. It is base and malicious falsehood,
gotten up expressly for tho occasion. No
Republican has ever intimated any such
thing to US. No doubt the editor aud his
friend would like to have US "draw of the
track, in order to give his candidato-Col,
Webster "clear field" We hope no
voter will believe what tho Journal says,
above. We are the regular nominee Of
tho Republican party for tho House OF
Delegates, and intend to run the race
through.
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TINS editor Of tie Parkersburg Gu=cttc,
q red-hot Democrat, has this to say, about
tho charge made by tho Courier, that the
Flick Amendment conFers tho right of suf-
'frage on the colorod man.
"Thc charge that the Flick Amendment
gives vote to the negro, is all bosh.-
The most ignorant babboon in Van AM
burg's Menagofie If heskaows anything at
all about it, and VIC think he knows as
much as some other wisc-acres who are
talking about it, knows that it docs no
such a thing. The Democrat who oppos-
poses the Flick Amendment, which en-
franchises the whites because the word
white is not retained In the Constitution
after the adoption ofthe XVIII Amendment,
eufranchising all the negroes, is like q farm
or who refused to cradle his wheat because
the blackberry crop failed"
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VIZ clip tho following items from The

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WE cup 'ue lOl.o"'us s.H' .,OI. 'N'
iState Journal. Hlt,'em again. ecnon.
QUERY.-H one fool can make such
q sheet as the Charleston Courier, what can
the entire democratic party do?
III. nl..,..,.. l,o..;a,. ondo-,ss ;ts
.. W Ga.i's sos,;noo F..,L HsrsforJ
Dv ;.I III O'I ,;.,Ia sT,hns;as, Knov;ns mas
.n NV ,S. cove ds.nro;nt,cn. rankles n bis
10y .'l, M so ~ saai oban, ~ HE rsovsl
:" wa, ,,a ',s -. Las hooH ,,ost nsrocionslv
ignored By tho Democrats.
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nL opallesgn NGas'eT .Aa =. .o,,; ~
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W. e.i,la Y, !. s.S s1.sS t,v;no,
suges. .pls ~ POpus ~ ost ~ a.. :, ~
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ny sl9 ut s. 'ne OO;SP4. s.5;oa, liz
little diversity Of exercise is oil that such
a genius requires to make his name pro.
eminent.
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~ view OF inc GHlnenI serve. service Tn.'n luz
GalIoTc o. 'ae oIarlcs.on D'..e. IT,. u,s asa
ueTeu 70 sns pemoOra'o PuFy ,i ~ sn aso
gone ~, anu because 50 many u .o uo.o
respec!ap.e anu aIier members 1 u .;S aSo.
orc now hrng sGnFapnol a h,. O ,, sa saO'
luvo us uecayeu nSii' We .n'ln Wv, u &c ~
cfaIlc parry suoua aS9 n. o ., Uus y. .no
storm anu 'F""SP'1u' H'tH 'O' V'u't Pu'pOS
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