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REAL EsrArE MoTEMEYTs.

Tle property 2r2 Centre street l' feet fon, snd
rear 200 Centre street 2,8 ncut ming through %
Bu1 ter street and rs Hester street @5xlie g. was DIS
p seo Of a. private sale yesterday oy william H. Ray
t6lfOl. Ine lots are co9cicd with Old buiii-
lngs Mt Raynor also sold. through Mr Honie, three
fu lots on the south side Of 1854 street, go tcot east
Fiuh avenue, for $500.
The following among the recent conveyance:
House and lot io5 Fast sXtieih street, Addison Brown
to william McEvilv $1,000, house and lot on south
side OF -NtY-nlst &C. - fe west q Ihtd avenue,
yNiuo Joan McCool e. Joan KEYS. tsoOJi house aud
lot north siec OF sNy O. street, ~ tcet west OF
Fouitn avenue llNin 8 Iohn sec oi % Iugh BlgsSon
i13 Of rcrtH aveure. .5NilV lhuA ID Mucr
T. sanuc c. Jcld. en- O)Ji house ald l1t norh side
of siniy.clEh street. iil feet east Of Ma'son avenue
John - Thompson ul Mend itlp. :. g.. Co y n Crins
of . poic, Mas. (1I.JU. ult plrt ot lot on tho
sonh side of scventy street t3 feet cast ot Ave-
nue. s. ard water fignl. D.. n lrIFn of Baylnnc, y
j. TO cx Alderman Farley sli 5ili west SIDE OF lghih
avenue from SN.v-tourth 70 Sky hf street, 90 l1N
UO and nor N size OF Xiy irta street. iOJ ect It
oi FIrh avenue. D. xNI B. tatnlrnf \ tcrts 10 WIN
". Osvie u Norr.stowu, j., Ss5uf. ca't sac Of
tiUh avenue. E. north ~ E-utJ -iuu.I street. COX
lei william ". Tweed - Harriet y, VIE p. IL njamn
I n TrlK Jr. SaipQi house all lo' on hlGth ave.
noe SOS south ot Ift-scc No str' 2iyio0. BENJAMIN
+ FaAchilIt LrutlL. wif1 Of ia ues Moody, 5000
house anl .t soutuscst corner of x 1-ton avenue
1pl 81 y-ninr strccf Alderman Farley 10 Gar dnct
D d Dl 4 -
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Arslt>. in C.e, eala am. t7g219. or 6r3Iclrs
o r, oa., hao q! S2. a5 e. t. 5r 5ralias iafl.y
rh,s,.srIa u h,.e.arl. ra-la'l n.cc,r,;;r
t,.eycnr. Ll,ht pr,g ous. ,re % ear.
ntkef ,hop OF inc Method It trl. .oaai urth ase
Cf0vHL on wstnast,v De,,m,,-2l Josie. IN
nn' d3u-1ter OF Jan'~' o. s'd SARAH o" cro"eI
Eca y,s all frc1ds ere rss 'act.ullv in,e' 20 o.
NJ nom TIE rcs1-n'e of the Fam .. lt 'et-ll y.
CUitrt~ AT strou I-onrs Pa on D.ctuN.r o..
CatuariAo. " wltc OF thomas CuUs. o., Wu..aus-
coH5.-ir n,.too Hrhapds n---ro.r "a ofco--
,umr non. tg"cn to7n.a private no 900. lor'nr
toorER 10 rs rcscc..' oun w.3a.,on, ..
G. peccmo'rF Ni'iHi G. yr'.. a. d a 'rl.- a H'-
lngton lie q el ~ 10 noaor sever. nonu2'; o tras.
n. an % ie and eel arartcr are AHoWu Rial-
cietr, " ,h, oldos maaalJ,ut O."
samqs' cmlis q epielinrni cl,icn
care. w. .on =" Gc ey Dr. bs BsyaS DS'" CO =
c6tre ,on o. FrcdsHca, john aad lllen Fi4cl, ased
rS = cotsf rcos % ~ Il is'sfmcat At
ela5;5 4. .d h'i51 ss. r ,sa! Sta6a'lt, p
gave tooo cich to tlt Iia ior 10 n.ttite IN B9-
l.llou 3 u the ,sseA g. .ssi,al las. 'utc
a,ict. j. 'apr lerqy oa tne ina ms. 4ou Lenow.
GEAY'- iu iai''gm.o. ,h,l7h ins. OF chronic
bg'pC diua. Mu ..ntH; 4 X, y aic1 81 = u.s.
= isa " " Go1a ST s. So'ihi rev b. J. Vw.
Tho relatives aud friends = the nmuy. ant nc Ma
senic ttMerriN are te., ifluN ayiei 10 Ntepd IN,
GAs,itth-Ia Iayana on tunda peeeenaor =, or
you u EtOIATi G. lts"f. ~ barton tgrc q wears
GAEpNER -u Hr.a E /, December IS, John q.
GAAlNlL IA ifisyisnc,' prceHb.l g ortvq.n2,
siea Of lie Eouat in and Fedora. t,rsau Grlnh al
shftSf s{sd ~, ,,.,,.,,,,,o On ,. ,,,, ,,.,
L6upa Iieadorsoa, vi, OF Cant jas N Henderson,
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invited TO attend her funeral from her lats residence
No. ISL Kent av., on FRIDAY. at O'Clock
STANLEY in Salem, hast Deeembafl 10, Esther'
widow OF Cspt. Edward Stsniey, aged VI yatrs
THORNTON.-At mis- residence, near herth Bends
Ohio, Decemoere ., 1871, after long ilnest Dr. John
II. p Thorn a sOnin.aw Of President Nhhhm heniy
Harrison, IN the "a h yer OF his age.,.,,. ,,,,
TURNER.-At the vicatage in Wlnkleigh, norm
Devon Eng, December I, the Rev. j, f. Turner mA's
fAYL0E.-1n Phil.delphia. December ~, Or. Rich
ard o. son Of Edmund and Catharine H. Taylor sgel
UfDlkE-In wexford, r. l., James Updike, brother
OF the Hon. wilkins Upd ke, age 80 years He leu
1900 70 g. Paul's Church, WicSforf. - $780,.
uNDERuI L.-ln Brook yn. December ~, Riolard
G. Underhl aged about so wears He vas elected Ds-
trct ucrney OF Mugs county IN iSj and ter sery-
nc out mis- term reircd to the practice Of MS pro
fesinn
.UEDFRv ooD.-At DuDUn. Ind. cc'mber 10. John
UtdcrWoOu rCeldCIt OF N ash u.tou ID. c. trUm 1900
to 1859 ed 20 years and 5dnys.
NAWD.--Nn December "a, N Danvors. hlch Mrs.
InufNlOn ward daughter OF the II M cyrus X ing u
Maine. aud sister Of Mis- Il. n He,wo1d OF DetGo {.
MILLls.-ln Ihdrsday, Octoler 20 On b0ari mig
scotand Capt. BenJamin H. Wills, late OF this city.
naive OF BostOn Mass, aged IS years months ana ~
Walsh Al iho q ianc, o. her m ter. i6s wet
10th 81, tathA Inc Wulsl a nat uf thN uarlsl OF
uranard. county LougOrd, Ireland in tae tth year OK
Funeral viii take place fron her late residence iSi
WHITNEY -Buried with Mason non Irs Z Loudon,
D.. W .inaiu Nni'ucy, NhO Wos .. uilY murOeitd
WILLETi In Deernsd. y. n Frederick wllett
nv sinut nt M ~ well whic fttem lting 70 draw
zUiLI-iu B-ootlyn. Dccc-1 Der =. Mrs. frances g..
WIDOW Of the ate Capt john o. Zulil, In the ssh year
Of hrr ngc.
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q a tSs is.ldsace Of ths, brides fa,6ct d. Matt H.
',BhIFE-ffizgiiIB Tizg ponnybroot. Dublin,
Nov 80 Sn9. W. nSe w hSsa o EsmY M
BFINb@NeDo%E S EIb.in S. louis, psSSe5mber ls
GaSaRe Ga he ssi s,s Dr. g. msb6wc o. ioa,
BQWEN,GRAVfs.- ~ Mickleton Englsnd, Noyem-
F.. daughter Of sif Il. Graves, Of Mi:kleton Manor
BRADf ORD. wISsOR In san Fr,nelsoo Cal;
bgTb4rS nss ssiot 10 M.. SSSs e. whor san FTa y.
BISaHAM- RADcLlFFE-At bristol. Eng. Nov
Cambridge 10 Gertrude r dau2h cr Of tne lats e. r.
"%cnHPMxS-YouNd on tnc. lith Inst, at the resi-.
deucc Of the rde's fan. t1e Hon. d X. Young of
Eagle Beud. Tenn, John b.. Chapman OF Clinton to
Ci lRK -NGORg-At cheitenh,n. England No
mn' - IaHt 5 81. ls9tsT m TO
tMEi,soSEEf DEN Tn Roston, on the lin inst.
NJ John O. tmcr;9n; eldest son Of Prot H. o. Elmer
TcREi!MAN- BOWMAN Near Canton o., on tn,
~ ns at residence o; the brides tatler Elder
VIM. Echcrman. uastor OF the Christian Church ~
FlEfDs- CRoUCH,-In Iousvle. Dec: "a, At the
& nee o 70 Jahs " nc,a noaa gon9 roae s 9
tue lne lieg " ~ 4, pSTSaeG 81 n.o II mr.
T. 7 Freeman o. Washingto1, d. c. to Mhs i'aehel A
GGRN6Rsli.S1BPiIGGSc.ik On Nov 49, in now
ard connty, Md., the Rev Theo. Gauurall 10 susan.
d1HR6rR 1!f II Sra S4aoA k II feo, Corn
gs MY 50 iIogfns1n y.ear , o. Gri1 O. a.. Gaii'g @
Phi POI. of Porthgwidden Cornwall.
HAMtTTON-f OOrK-tn ms city. on Monday. D.
cemhcr Is, Gt the church n the HolY CommuMon, ~
the Rev. nr lawrence rhe0f0tc n. Hamilton, OF New
YORK. 20 lirien n ohv daughter OF The late Hon.
Thomas ~ Feofe. or Runa
HERON -HOf.STEtN.-ln AIrrhan~ Ci'v. Pa. pc.
e. pr r. ". Heron 10 Alss Mstv, dAug tgr OF AcN.
HolsteIn.
HOPKINS -bRECK.--Tn Cleyela1i. .psc it NJ 4
Lawrence ionkins s1R %. Poo Va NJ UoptlUs ut WI.
uams COIL age to Miss Anna r.. Ouy lAug ct Of the
"iS fMFFfF fFAIfoNS a cns%,ok EnElsa;. vovem.
her % :. y Kenp. IL -. 10 IN ia p, daughter Uf
]. Fallows OF OSBORNE House. Chsw cg
LOG AN-sIkfS IN this citv. on Tuesday. Derem.
bcr 10. by iho Rev Robert tollYer, OF ChicAso ohye
Mc@LwEF -FiiI0rT In wilmington, De-. %
ccmber q, the Rev samuel M'tlwce. OF Dover, D'll.
re- 10 mcrly ~ Wasni1at N. G., 10 Marv. clfot
dagghter fthe late John Elliott. ESQ OF Ba.t more
Nd
MULLER-n -nhULEY.-At Richmond. Ind r,c mber
N At inc residence Of NathAn urul-v fri father of
the bride bv the Rev d.. wax neld, Bernard Mu Ter.
~, n 6 Miss Mary Jane Druley.
Rev Gelige W. DurclI. Edward T. Phillips " n sou.
70 Josie q keyes. daughter of the II n. &c rye o.
SMlTII-wAILACF Fin Cincinnati on November
g. at Allen Tenn lc by tae Rev x. John'ou, Jane,
u smith, Of era merry, y. j. to Mfs May j. Nal
siLVFN VFNs0T-TWYNAN me Car.s'ian ChutcA
Ner,aiiles. ma on tuesday. c,m1'r ". Nv ths
Rey ID. A Ben "a lev c. &. g ! y. Sry' sln TO Nss
tmma wTtuau, daughter Of J~e rwynan. Esl- o.
Ntoliorl.
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John Mcnrldo Dav lson', rcarnl nc,,l1.

II ia said that john Nch,le DayiAson Intends,
when explaining ms safe contracts TO the Grand
Jurp 10 stilo tuat every JgIga Va the city, with a
sin .c exception, was urnls cd, Tree Of 4arEo with
ono o MS ucuse sales these were cnurscl 10 the
Ity, and oyan such Ihlh-s ~ cradles, boIsleaas, ,
book stands, carpets, httItl rugn, and tui,Y I!Ii
ketIn-, Gown 10 water melons amt onions, Wcro
Iald tor out OF thc ctY ueA-u'y. Several iaul.i"'
wero sup .ogted down to their y"ry WASH bills, onS
Of money specially SOs,racted from Tho peoples
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Cirrryuieu doing llonor TO

IIrruympn doing IlOnor % thrir HIgh On'r0,
The clergy OF Brooklyn have adopted reso.n'
uon. that m virw Of tho lpmehtlbe sHs resulting
from 10 nee Of Intoxicating beverages on Now
Years Diy, they ctrncsNy exhort ni heads OF house
holds and ati ol Bro Ikiyn to reirhn nom ougrlhf
ruCJ beyci gta 10 tlrtr guests On N'w Years DaS
au .tt te It,.Dr. Of uuI ruurc iot be sJectiuif
Itqucsird lp bear tertunoRI rom tHeU putpNs
aEaLA.t lLIs gcIAIcllut AMI dan.erout us4.o
The sun., 1871-12-21

prNUY-iu CHICAGO. prrtrlheriq nv t1r cur.rIor
Coutt ~ lny a. FHn1y from Oliyer L. Buuly tau'c,
aruters nnd dru. be Inrss.
WA-TpS.-lu chicago. - c1mhc, ii. by tha 9uD'-
ca IFe tfuclfY
WArGi IN Iudanapol.,. inl.. bsrcrlper 49, nv
.'.iet i.tnd. lmeuLe NauGl from u4iusJ4 Wau 81,
]. Ia ..
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s'AiENrrH11T 4F il 1E S E2AR AR or S2TNyTy, GlN'
toWltloli O. l.c -i.H u, a. A.tgiusN.t' l.l"., g u
u sa.e ffr.''a' gs iot' 81 me -dlreae tiast and
,en3,o.fs tor ,i. &C. f91ia, tih sAn' '''-'iA AID
'".a'l 81 Soy 9nva..''. q ,t c.1ny q
county on ih' q 30 iliA .1I itI I. 90 %. &. "a,
I'D ,tt a,S t-c 20 e, rly IA ,i' ,.,..al cct oi
distinct. IN c9c' oi ire Wards Of s.lr a., AMI comfy
s,S S IA Io lee s ..le.sl % 20 es,G 3i'oS,
FOR -icnETARY or STATE.
VA. caumle, t,o.s' -, '.t oacs d s.c,ee
t.fI oi s.u'c was one ht.tt a.1 thIri5 i-vcI
of vi.,h' i,.lroh Wiic-t. ir. r'cay.d
e.cLi'-.A.' .'t t-ct'aDa ,hice huu .redd dnd
90 Sa'ch d. i'l.'i. sci''6ia't.i. roo yci n.t,.
tDur tlo"s nd one hundred aha u'r- ,..-
OF N0ci 't'c.GWes dc ctys one hundre
oiabc5,asre' sei; 'tiios one na, d,c,ianl 'o
A'a SI,ci iUcic Wtfe scattering one '''
AuuGsed auJ eighty Instrumentation. lsg 19oi
FOR COMPTROLLER
lhot arrears ou such estimate and canvass that thu
iro1cr Wif OF, uau,hct sld turi,.,cten ia6n.ahd
sk lu1eied ara clrht' s..........:...... iS7GJ
,irts noasl1a tae iaodfea aoJ even.
VI iou,auG o,e Eanar'd snd 1ne,,'.5iIoo
OF whlcn utic were drteAva one nun -
Of winch me-, were tilaN one iuaiici
Ala Of ut,c1 i6tfc ", g.. tcstit'iG: one
hundred AND n.u"ty-so, ,en. ..... '..... ly,-l57G1
ToEiLEA~UElE.
That Hnrears estimate ara clnvass nat tho
vN .moDt u votes gy'I ilr the Office u trea'.
st,.a 1undiedsta 'en,y ~
,.-.LuIee ti.a. ASA tro hualr. and
ucEaai ala q, .ry,a.,..,..'...,,.... 5'c,7
otv9seH' iuae We 't'iaaN ''naai.ea
AID o. winch t.,ie we've ,,a ieas ouc
"'' 'f' AN'''~~
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Nrw YORK Wednesday, Dec. 2O-Four cnre or
Ci h.r,ts. arrived tnWmunlptw to-dav. nut tdctc
va, oluagEef, aud quotAt ons remain nomIpalN the
sam. ga Monday. wucn rour tn pr me steers soil
tt4eif1t 4 n. choice ana nA "a At ilksitsc., aud
premium h hest CHRISTMAS cA Nc q. l.l,4li.c =.
Eleven ears 4lSI sheep aul amos sriVtl. Aad tlc
mar IT WAS duIl o. ttf1 &c. Ton poorest o. beet
with one caf iost OF prcIuum hent-csy anetp sold
,, rty-0ve care or 490l hog-. arrived. I've hogs
wcrn srl ga 500 g. = IDI n IuI iaIr tu berf. aul
dro.t.d ar.c t,ca ~ ,I - 5sc ior Ne tea 4n. sGs
The sun., 1871-12-21

TIE Mercantile Library and Reading Room viii
be open Ia meh1ers on tnllstniaa and New lsii 9
Dav duIIng thV uhnal nOura
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We note continued pressure 10 sell tho Southern
Sta.c securities, most nOtaOlc, however. In South
Caroinas, the new July coupons running on n
cent. TO 2}L, and hprii, ~ to TO- The fenne-eecs
were weak, declining ~ y cont to 63, Virginia o Y
cent. corsOls yielding 4 20 JT'f, deferred 20 81
and old Notth Caroinas 1 to IS. Missouis were
strong at Oi1 herc'ants' Bank shares sold At
l9L. Ocean ~, and Continental o. Railroad bonds
were steady sales OF Central Pacincs at 1929
Union Irsts, 90hGD9lA. and incomes al 50.
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The best place Ia New ork 80 buY relin-
bic watches, hle dammit. urn, hshl mare cw-
rirY, ,AadslcTung silver w1Ling presents sQu ulRES,
% Fulton st. Diamonds speciality.
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ruv uc crl~'.tei WILSON slu TILE SEWING
Nt ... ..r. ilt NJ p. lt the word, pl'lt 81 EGId
'u e15 poircl,, OF s. amlntn WARRANTED FJR
FIVE YEAR NV g oi cautas.trs and tg ~ .
AtfNu DtIrt aui taltsg. 1m. WILSON tN lAh
MACHINE co, iVi BkOAbNAhi NY.
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W.tcr 40 Lost cau1s 'r. u,ra Fro!cr'c
U0ncl state. w.tch 60. ,G,s, " alcs a Col. "a, rec
carrie. by rom lccr Ib f lts tpJan. IL, i,tl IFS
toIlI variation 1sti- 90 twp secolls iu the entire
time l.. L Cuttcnden. lat Regis. er, ;. Iicasuri
dNF
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largely against the city banks and II the reported
engagements for the West are true no immediate
let up can be expected. There II nothing doing in
the best commercial paper below 10 y cent.
Secretary Boutwell, has Issued q notice OF the re
demption Of an additional twenJ millions OF $40
bonds on and after March 30. or this amount to be
redeemed at that timo, sixteen millions are coupon
and four millions registered bonds. The offerings
OF bonds to day to the Treasury Aggregated $685.
100. at prices ranging from 1854 to I090s. All the
offerings under par Of gold were accepted. These
amounted to ISL 900 at los "a to 10S.74H.
Government bonds have been 1rm all day and
quotations have been well sustained. notwithstand-
ing lower gold, investors being In tic market as
ready buyers. The dinculty OF buying any i'm
pOrtant amounts tends to stimulate demand for
frstclass railway bonds, and OF these prominent
in the market are tho Chesapeake and Oho gold 6s,
which meet with brisk sales.
Henry CleWs Co. ~ Wall gt rpcorL n A r. M.
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MCrrY Christmas, Ladies', aud IL YOu want
trau'lul emurotdVrsd toilet slupfrt rlt f0r %.
t.cmel. VIA boJu AMI sloes AL tt,l = aud prices,
IaNOnlzo MILLER co Union square.
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tnr 49, Hr@ ttns IN " sntrhcs, Diamonds Ki IA
JcWrllt aust ellnt HllY's - tuilt "a rucf' n.RD
~ tAs q" UN Irus1s u 9 cent ts, % ID
tNry would H'lI BrlAlwlY j, II JlllN~ ION ii-
lNoON, $50 buwerY, CO. .irOOmG 81, New l Otk
The sun., 1871-12-21

FoR TINE HoLtp,ya-A deposit in the Mutual
Ben. no savings nIa.. san BuLti4g De DOL az val
rrlI.I uu nctuuuL-.tfr.
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Saiintss Nol,,;s,

biImJuAss
ASH
DIAMOND AND Gfu JEWGlRY
TltFANY * co.
UNION SQUARE,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-05

The Finance Committee would announce
to the citizens of this city that from present
indications, and the information received
from various places, the attendance at the
Soldiers Re union promises to be greater
than has been anticipated, end larger than
the funds at our command will permit our
providing for in suitable manner. In
such an event We shall have no hesitation in
asking the citizens generally to extend the
Inequalities of their private residences as
far as their various circumstances will per
nit. 1t would afford US pleasure if such as
can entertain quests would furnish tbs
committee their names, so that sssignments
could be made understaudinglY, in case the
necessity for such course should occur.
JAS. NJ. BEARDsLEY,
Y. M BLANDISG,
For the Committee.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-05

BOLD RoBBERY.-ADother instance Of the
bodness with which the robbers of this city
operate, ID seen in the latest robbery, which
occurred on Saturday afternoon, at Solander
Il Huber's mill. Mr.. Huber left his vest
hanging in the Office, until evening when
he started to go home he could find no vest
IL the vest was the handsome al yer watch
presented lin by the workmen of Buford's
pillow works, and which he priced very high
ly, Some thief mad watched his opportunity,
aud when the Office was vacated had slipped
in and made of with the vest, for better or
for worse. He will 6Dd the watch good
time keeper, but will have difficulty in get
ting rid Of il, as the INSCRIPTION on the case
will prevent its purchase by any Jeweler in
the country. Mr.. Huber sadly deplores the
loss, not as much for its intrinsic value, as the
sentiments with which it was presented to
him, and as the constant reminder of the
esteem of many warm friends. Whoever
perpetrsted the robbery, had an eye to the
betterment OF his pocket, as the watch was
valuable, and it has undoubtedly found it's
way to the receivers melting pot ere this,
aud the proceeds will enable Mr.. Thief to
"throw on style" until another such oppor-
tunity presents itself. We advise our citi.
zens to watch the loafsrs, they're the
thleVes;-but not to watch" them.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-05

In numbers there is safety. 1t vas upon this
principle that the formula of JupsoR's Noun
rAiE HERR Pills was prepared. DR.. Jud.op,
intending to spend fortune in advertising his
pills, subm tied hIs reeiSe 10 the revltion of the
most intelligent and learned physicians of the
sge, and the result is simple but most efica-
etOus mes icins--the JUDsoE's MOUNTAIN BERB
Pulls. 7 ey purify the blood, remove all OBJ
stFuctions, cleanse the skin OF ell pimples and
otehes, and are perfectly SURE and safe in their
operation. The JUDscN's MOUNTAIN HEaB
Pills cure Billiouaness, Female irregu artie4,
Headaehe, and M ny of the diseases arising
froa impure blood and deFauged gestion.
Use the Judson's Aouotaip Horb Pals an
when you have proved their virtse recommend
them TO your friends. They are both sugar
coated and plain. For sale every where.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-05

CLEAN UP-On next Wednesday, at the
great Soldiers Re . MON, there will probably
be one of the largest crowds of people that
ever assembled in Rock Island at any one
time, and of course there will vast number
of strsngers-people who have sgreat
deal about our CITY the improvements that
we have been making aud the important
position that we occupy as great CONNER
cial and manufacturing point. Now, we as
citizens, one and all, should feel no little
pride and should do ell in our power to i'm
press upon the minds Of this vast crowd of
people the truth and importance of these
facts, so that when they retnrn 10 their
homes again, they will do so with the best
Of feelings and never regret the day that
they paid a visit 20 Rock Island. There are
various ways in which this, go desirable
result to us, may be accomplished, and one
Is, and that q very essential one, to have
our streets and sidewalks cleared OF
all distractions OF every description. Let
our merchants, grocers, and other business
ren see that the sidewalk and street
in front of their places of business is clean
ed take away the old boxes, piles of brick,
old stoves, salt barrels and all other OBJ
structions that may be in the way clear
them ell off-even if it be but for one day
also let each one have the little piles o.
STRAW and other rubbish that may have &C
cumulated in front of his place be scrapec
up and put out of the way,-this is a very
small matter and viii lake but very little
time and expense to do it, provided each ont
interested viii feel sn interest 10 the matte
and attend to it at onoe--we know that yot
will not regret it and the result will be tina
every thing will look clean and in order-th'
crowd will have plenty of room to get alont
on the sidewalks without having to nearl,
break their necks over pile of boxes o
some other inconvenience. AS the Cit,
Council meets this evening, would it not b
we'll for them to have Market Square at
tended to also--th&t pile of stone nes
Smyth's corner looks swfnlly demorslize
and the hay and straw on the Square shOul
be raked up and got out Of sight. Let u
all take some interest in this matter an
I attend to it at once.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-05
RHEUMA TIa14
PERMANENTLY CURED BY
VeUetine.

kheumstitn is q disease of the blood. The
blood Ia this disease is found TO contain ex-
cess Of Fbria. NEGEIIEE acts by converting the
blood from Its diseazsd condition to a healthy
circulation. VEGETIsR regulates the bowels,
which Is very important in this complaint. One
bottle Of VEsETIFE will give reiiets but TO effect
permanent cure IL must be taken regularly, and
uay tats several bott'es, especially in eases o.
long standing. VEGETINE is sold by all drug
gis,s. Try 1T, snd your verdict will be the SEINE
as that of thousands before you, who say, 81
never found so much relief as from the use Of
NFgetine," which lie coR posed exclusively Of
barks. roots and herbs mchiI decd
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-05

Which created such sensation, and took
the first premium at the Cincinnati Exposi-
ton, St. Louis Fair, Illinois State Fair, snd
ali the Fairs throughout this State generally
last season, is now for sale AID can be seer
in actual operation at E. ". Spencer
Household Furnishing Goods Emporium, or
illinois street.
The Refrigerator possesses many aiyan-
ta-es over all others ever manufactured
among which may be mentioned the fac'
that it saves Fifty per csntof the ice required
in any other Refrigerator Of the same size
1t is pressrver, not e consumer, like ths
numerous ice meters called RefrigerAtors
II produces dry, cold temperature in the
preserving chambers. The temperature can
be reiucedto fourteen agrees hel5lr freezing
point. One article Of food will ne; psrtake
of the smell or tast of another The pro
vision chambers are always dry, sweet
and clean, ss they have no drippings from
ice. Fish, game and meats of all kinds car
be kept frozen any length of time, and in 3
perfectly dry and preserved condition. Iht
Refrigerator is divided into Two separate anc
distinct compartments, and also has Wstel
| Cooler attached, which furnishes an unlimi
tied supply of ice cold water lcithoat putting
| ice Ia the todter. 1t consumes about ter
cents worth of ice every twenty four hour
| This economical piece of furniture costs nc
more than any other refrigerator, and il
manufactured of all sizes, and suitable 70
! Hotels, Restsurants, Grocers and for famil,
| purposes.
Call at L. W. Spencer's the only agen
for Rock Island. Moline and vicinity, ant
see the workings or this indispensable srtiol
in actual operation.
| aDr X Il w6n
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-05

Uyou d. not feel welt you send for doctor
he calls upon you, looks wise, soraxls sose
hieroglyphios upon piooe of paper Which you
take to drug store and there pay so cents TO
81 %, besides the d ctor's fee, for q remedy
cine times out of ten not half so good 90 DIR,
Aerse's Indian 10 Pills, whoh cost. but 81
cents per box. 30 you think the former the
best, because you pay the most for it7 Ifyou
do, We advise you to use, just as an expert
m mt, IN horss's Indian Root Pills. They
are prepared from formula, pronounced By
the most learned pbysicians of our country, to
be he best and most universal of family me-
dicines. The HORSES Indian Root Pills cure
HeAdache, Liver 90 mplaint, Indigssrion, Dys-
pepsis, Female Irregularities, De-, and are put
ss both sugar-ooAtsd and plain. Give them .
TRIAL. esla By eli dealers.