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L 90 AL N OTIOES.

MARRIAGE GUrDE.- Interesting work,
numerous engrAvings, 22+ pages. Price so
cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispensary, II
North Eighth street, ST. Louis, Mo. See
advertisement
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02

The Washington Republican, Grants
personal organ, says sneeripgly of the Rad.
icslS opposed to the Presidents renom;na.
Ii on:
The only trouble with RepubIicanism to-
day IS the tr'ting trouble with a few of its
leaders Mr.. Sumner is sanguinary and
sore. Mr.. Schurz is spleased and dissatis.
fed. Mr.. Greeley does not know what !.
the matter with him, but thinks it ia the
"one- term principle" and for that reason
believes that another Republican candidate
for President can be selected who will en-
counter less opposition and more support
than General Grant" On the same ground
Mr. Greeley would, if he were alive at the
time, have approved the denomination and
reunion OF George Washington. On the
same real or pretended ground he was
opposed to the reelection of Abraham Lin
coln.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02
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.Te,oelis Of the Heart, Beautiful Song MillardSG
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receive 1t by enclosing the publishers price.
BAL1GHa g. WEBER,
MUSIC DEALERS,
maj -dedI2m. ST. LOUIS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02

LOOK TO YoUR CHILDaEN -Diarrhe
DyseDtary and summer complaint, are
cured BY Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup, which is
sold for % cents a bottle. See advertise
ment
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COMM MERCIkL.
GOLD l.12 Ia,

Rock ISLAND, September Q
TEIs Flour market is corrected Warmers
Mills and the quotations are she ruling prices OF
the Rock IslAad market.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02

Dear Sir: Having had very favorable op-
portunity, yesterday evening. for eKpatiatipg on
the msrits Of your "0riental Cream" showing
the effects it produced on my hands and face.
Joung lady requested that 1 would procure her
bottle of it. Please send one, per bearer.
Mas GH**, Fifth Avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02

WANTED-AGENTS- To sell the most taking. in
w structive and universally sought after book Is.
sued for years, viz
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02
Tysilanti, April, 1867 .

Tysilanti, April, 1867.
DR.. 7. F. Gouraud: Ny wife became
quainfed with your "OrientsI Cream" through
lady friend, and was SO highly pleased with lts
effects that she has since ordered ts direct from
your depot Other ladies here too, have become
acquainted with its superior and maglcsl effects
upon the complexion, and consider it's uIe indis-
pcnssble. DR. W G. Cox.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02

DR.. Gouraud I ehesrfully bear tsstim ony 10
the efficacy and perfect innocence Of your "Or
ientsl Cream" It is decidedly a valuable COS
metique. l cannOt consent that ou publish my
name.
The above is from lady in $50 street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02
EMILLE DEsxouL L, Maids on Ave nue..

Philsdslphis, October, 1865.
DR.. T. F. Goursud: / have your "0rient al
Cream" In use it !. Sd admirable article, and |
shall recommend it. s. F. pass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02

Chicago, September 1867.
DR.. GouFaud IL is the beet prep aration
have ever used, and have recommend ed it to
many friends. MISS r. c. P*#s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02
Utica. June, 1867.

Utica, June, 1867.
DR.. Felix GourAud I value your "0risutal
Cream" so highly that am un willing to be with
out it even a single cay. SLRAHW*@.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02
Market Reports.

[RePOrtsd Expressly for the ARaus.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02

The BEST in the market willkeep for yeass
in any climate. Pure, hsalthful, reliable, and
needs only to be known, to become the leading
Baking Powder in the cnuntry. Put up in mir
tight tin cans, Of t, ], !, and S lbs, full net
weight-each can having upon it an elegant la
bel of directions, In English, French and Ger
man.
Manufactured by H0LLIsTER & CO., Tole-
do. o., an d sold by Grecers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02

The following from Mrs. Col. Young, Lady
of Col. Young, Of ''Youngs Kentucky Cav
slTy:''
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02

Prem Miss Fannie Stockton, the Prima
Donna OF the Opera House
Buffalo, December, 1866
DR.. T. F. GouAud: l do net wish to pat
anything else in contact With my face, SO de-
lighted am I with this matchiess cosmetiue.
Please Ieud ne ten bottles. FANNIE STOCKTON.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02

Albany.
DR.. Gouraud l think il one Of the indis-
psnsables for 9 lady's toilet. MISS II. E. A..
The following from the Eminent Trags-
Dime MTs. D. P. Bowers
Park Theatre. Brooklyn.
DR.. Gou1sud Will you please send six bot
ties of your "orientAI Cream" to the above ad-
dress, not forgetting to be reasonable in price.
Yours truly, Mas. D. P. BowRRs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02

Cleveland, April, 1SeS.
DR.. Geursud: 1 have used your "0rientsl
Cream for some time, and like 1t very much in
deed, and should feel very bad to be deprived of
it, Mas Z. pass.
Hamilton, Ohio, July I, 1869.
DR.. T. Felix Gouraud Dear Sir Some
weeks since wrote to you, inclosing the Sunday
DisPafch, with notice of your valuable cos
metic, "OrientAl Cream" ] fear that you did
not receive my communication if not, l shall
be n uch pleased to hear from you, and also graft
Tied TO receive half dozen Of your char u ing
preparation for the complexion. Your "0Tien tai
Cream should be INN ortslized, A. / have no
doubt 1t is already BY many fair dealer in this
charming device for rendering youth immortsl.
They have some very weak limitations in Gin
einn&ti, such as Wsgoners "orisntaI Drops"
Madame French's"Lily White Partisan Lotion or
Liquid Lily Blossom'-sll Of which are base
imitation, and very irjurous to the complexion.
l could sell dozens Of bottles, a. the women are
all crazy to know the recipe for q brilliant com
plexion. 1 have lost half Of my coed looks
already for the want Of this indispensable
luxury, az sn travelling for the health of my
little boy. Obsdiently yourr,
From the Countess De Bierski. A Society
Lady:
DR.. Gourard RoeheFter, Feb. Is, 1857.
Dear sir-Plsase send me two more bottles
your charming "0riental Cream" by American
Express, and oblige, Yours respectfully y, ,.iss,
COUNTESS DE BIEEskI.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02
Ph'ladeIpbfs DeeembAr

Philadelphia, December, 1865.
rr. 3ouraud like the "0rientsl Cream" ;"
better thar anything 1 ever saw Of the kind,
End trust you will continue to make 1t, and |
think If you do pot, you st least might let your
cos TONERS have the recipe. II would be pity
to have this "0riental Cream" die cut.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02
The following from Evsns, the celebrated
Perfumer, Of PhllsdelphIs:

Philadelphia, April 50, 1868
| Dg. GourAui: l think your Cream is un-
gusstionsbly the best thing in this hne, from the
reason, whsn lady once uses it che continues il
in preference TO anything else Oar customers
tor il are regular ores. tndls is retaiied by
tie druggists and fancy stores at Two Dollars
bottle Jet There is more sold here than you
are aware Of What Is required to insure q
large sale is q liberal amount spent in judicious
Advertising. Let the ladies know its merits, and
especially the price, and IL they once try it We
secure a regnar customer. If was the owner,
I would sell more of 1t in this city than ell the
rss' Of the skin preparations put together.
T. ". EVANS.
We might 60 smpliiying the merits Of DIR.
GOURAUD's 'OAIEsTAL CREAM
bat we think a candid psrusnl Of the above num-
erous Testimonials, d hundreds of others in
the Doctors possestioa, among which may be
named PAkEPA ROSA and other Celebrities,
who have tax en- several bottles TO Europe, are
sufficient to convince any one not vilfully blind.
IL there be any sneh, We might apply TO them
the Language Of Scripture, and say "If ys
believe not Moses and the Prophets, neither
would ys believe though one rose from the dead
TIE Retail Price of the "ORiEkTAL
CR "a n, - 10 81, so Bottle. Ladies can have
1t Expressed" for that sum.
DIR, G0URAUD,S WoIld-rencwned Pre-
psrations c2n be had at his oafy Depot, 4S Bond
Street, New York, and Of Bates, 129 Washing
ten Btrest; Weeks Potter, I70 Washington.
and George O. Goodwin i Co., IS HRn over
stteet, Boston; Rvsns, IL South Eighth Street,
and Johnston, Holloway 4 coSden, Go3 Arch
Street, Philadelphia; Lilly & Block, Balsimoroi
| VIM. Etahler, Druggiat, NoFristown, PennsylEa-
MIA; ~ J. Campbell North Fifth Street, cor
ner of Locust Street No. Van Schssek, stew
enson b Reid, Lake Street. corner OF pesrpoin'
Chicago, ILL., Crane 4 Brigham, San FFsnolseo'
C.I 81 nrr,o;,ts isI4deodA wosm3m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02
A MILLION DOLLARS !

shreWd but quiet can make fortune by
revealing the secret of the business 20 no one
Address J. WEST,
6SS Broadway, New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02
CLOSE of Session o. atate Teachers
Association -OompIimentary
Banquet.

Quarantine in the Isle of Jersey
Escaped from prison Thiers
congratulated Sentence on
the Communist
Cholera.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02

French lady writes
Mons. Goursud 'Tis but an act of justice
that should spontaneously give you my qsslI-
fed testimonial of the united efficacy, limo oeence,
and fragrance Of your preparation for purifying
en- d cleansing the skin. By its use every pImple
and freckIe have vanished from my face. \ on
should, Mon Ami, as il is SO sovereign and
charming 9 remedy for scattering all BILE mishes
from our faces, call 1t L. deliee des damss en- un
mot je smis etehante de ie oosmetiqae ct sa rous
reniercie de tost mon cpur.
EMILE DKsMoUL, Madison Ave
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02
ORIENTAL CREAM.
10 TRIOMPHE 10 Pens!
Wonderful Success of
DR.. 7. Felix Gouraud's q
"ORIENTAL CREAM"

va MnVEOAL DEaU I1Fl lkhG
Its Fame is rapidly Spreading over the Country.
Every Beautiful Women and Fair Maiden
Uses Ii.
The Annals of Modern Science are blsEoned fort h
with no proudsr record than the Discovery
of this World Renowned Preparation for
the Preservation and Conservation of
the Human Cutiele. See the ava
lanche of Testimonials in its praise,
never before advertised.
Oincinnsti, June, 1867.
Dr. Gouraud: l have heard of your elegant
Preparation Of "OTientsl Cream" and been very
anxious to try its marvellous powers.
Mas. b. O. D&#=.
PEoyidenee, December, 1867.
DR.. GouTaud have used your "Orientsl
Cream forE considerable length Of time and
think 1t excellent Indeed 1 would use no other
after once trying that. CLARA GFss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02

Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Summer Complaint,
Cholera Morbus, FluA. Children's Teeth
ing, and the Great Preventive Asistic
Cholera
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-02

Gsh2sdssd -t,t&s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04
s.roicc.ion r,ye Ccnturies ago.

PrO6Ccsipn EbVc tcut-1ESes ago,
Occasionally from history we Gull sin.
glo fact which drives home the arguments
cf whole library of discussion, and such
Is one we have now for Pcnnsylvania.
In the carly part of the fourteenth CEN
tury manufactures in England were strug-
Cling through very feeble and precarious
infancy. She wanted then what we want
protection--and she got it. Let us
tell how.
In 1929. Prince Edward of England, af-
torwards King Edward III, married the
Princess Philippa of Hainault.-From her
biography we condense, in the homely but
terse and fnrcible language Of the old chro-
nicler, the story Of protection in England
five hundred years ago:
IL must tell you" says this quaint his
torian, "What Queen Philippa did for the
good and care of all the people of England
She knew that in her own country the peo-
pie were made rich by manufacturing cloth,
and she thought the same occupation
would he good for the English, so she sent
letters to cloth weaver in Flanders,
named John Kempc, in which he was told
that it he will come to England with the
servants and apprentices of his mystery,
and with his goods and chattels, and with
any Overs and fuliers who may he inclined
WllIlHlN " tCCtlllGtIf DHii btN DhO tiN
seas and exercise their mysteries in the
kingdom of ENGLAND, they shall have letters
Of protection and assistance IN thcjr settle
fl7ent"
The bingranher goes on "NOw, ] can
not tell vOu whether or not this John Kcmpe
accepted the Queens invitation but if he
did not. some one else did and in the
year 1895 a manutactOry was set mp in Nor
wuh, and workmen went to live there, and
to earn their daily bread by making
cloth. They were often Cheered and en-
r0uraGcd by n visit from their King and
Queen and these visits were grand Holi-
day timys for the people Of Norwich. for
they used to have tournaments. and great
Hastings and rcioicngs, in which their no
hlc visitors took a share. Blessed be the
memory OF King Edward the Third. and
l'hiiippa Of lianauit, his Queen, who 'irct
invented Clnthrs.' writes an old monk aud
by this he meant that through their Kind
and active cXcr!ions the English peop!l
6ls, learned to make cloth"
SO much for the start Of English manu-.
factur,rs. All the lordly fortunes of tho
manufacturing princes Of Britain rest oi
this one act, prompted hy the good heart
and clear head of kind. sensible woman
/ who protected and assisted the Flemis
/ adventures.
What dds much for England five hun
ircd years ago will do the same for this
/ country now. Let them gainSav the re
( cord who caa.-preSS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04
Cumulative Voting.

The Senate on Monday almost unani-
niously passed Mr.. Buckalcw's system of
cumulative voting, applying the plan to
the selection of school directors throughout
the Commonwealth. and the bill will doubt
less be concurrod in by the House. This bill
provides that whenever two or more per-
sons are to be chosen in q district for the
same term Of service each voter may give
his vote II one or more candidates that
is, when two directors are to hc chosen he
may give one vote to each or two votes to
ouc when three axe to be chosen he may
give one vote to each, or two votes to cne
and Que to another in the case of four he
may give one vote to each, two votes To
one in case Of Six, one vote to each, two
to each Uf thrvu, three u Uuoi. Of two or
six to one. This will inaugurate au en-
.ir,ly new and novel system in the seicc.
ton Of our school boards throughout the
Commonwealth, by which there can be no
posS!hic complaint 0u the part Of the mi-
nu.iy, aud ~ bitter partisan action can
result. This will be the inst step, SUCCESS
fully taken. in thC effort which Mr.. Buck
alvw has for years earnestly made. To in
CorporGte the free voting reform in our
Genera. election laws. II the people ar,
Cn4morcd with the system as applied t.
car educational iutcv, Sis The desire viii
probably be ivit and manifested for its eX,
tension to all interests, Of whatever po!itl.
cal importance. 1t is fact worthy o
note that every Republican on the Senate
door spoke and voted for this reform bill,
and that the only opposition which it en-
CDuntored cane from the Democratic side
of the chamber.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04
CUrroerr1rp-Tbe extension oftbe Cat.

CUTrosrT1Es.-The extension ofthe Cat
awissa Railroad passes through an old fort.
on land belonging to Andrew Ewes, not far
from the mouth of Muncy Greek. In ex.
cdvating through it, quite number of
small stone fire-places, Indian pottery, and
tools, supposed to have been used in maxi
ing 1t, were unearthed. Curiosity seekers
have been busy in gathering everything in
the shape Of Indian rclces that lsave been
turned up BY the plow and scraber.
WE ALL CONSIDER IRON the embodi.
ment of strength and power, but how few
arc aware that it is this same element in
the system. that gives us strength vigor,
and that an insulliciency of it cause weak
ness and debility. The Peruvian Syrup. a
protoXide of iron, is prepared expressly to
supply this vitalizing element.
TWENTY-FIVE cars loaded with tears
and silks are on the way from Fan Francis.
co.
THE Lutheran chnrch, Frceburg, SNYDER
county hae new bell, weighing 2,Ol1
pounds. 1t will be dedicated on Sunday
next.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04

SONBURY, FEBRUARY 4, 1871,

pEACEl PEACE The news from ,he
seat of war is of the most startling charac-
ter There is scarcely a doubt tat the
most bloody and devastating war ofmodern
times is at nm end King William has been
everywhere successful and France is bro
ken and prostrate.
The terms of capitulntion and surrender
agreed upon by Bismarck and Jules Favre
are
FRot The cossion by France to Germa.
nyof the two provinces of Alsace and Lor-
n !le.
Second. The ccssion Of one colony which
has moi yet been designated now held By
France.
Third. The payment BY France TO Ger
many of two hundred millions of francs as
q money indemnity, and finally an upcon-
ditional capitu.ation Of Paris.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04
The Coal Miners strike.

ASHLAND. Jan. 3l.-The president Of
the Alshracite Board OF Trade has Just
published call to the coal operators OF the
Schuylkiil region TO meet in Philadelphia
Oh Thursday neAi.
All operators, whether connected with
the local trade associations or not, are
earnestly invited 10 ee pT, seut, as measure S
ul Tie greatest Importance to the general
Lrtut VIII Crnlc before the mCctir&
TIE COAL OPERATORS GATHERING.
ASHLAND. Jan. 3l.-No particulars can
he had concerning the object Of the meet
in- of coal operators Of the Schuyikl re-
giuu which is tu be held in Phiiadvl phia,
"n Thursday. 1t is generally SUPPOSED
llat it is for the purpose ot making an
aiuiCrb.c arrangement with the miners and
20 ab,tte .;hc suspension. Nothing has been
heard regarding the action Of the General
Council OF the ". Il. A., which has brru
IN session at Pitislon. The proceedings
viii probably be published in a day or twu.
The ordcls for coal still continue mCagrc.
business OF all kinds is extremely hat,
more especially that which is strictly idrn-
titled with the coal trade. The jmpuIs
throrrhout the region, with the exception
Of one, are bcraimg the leaders Ut The
WOvkingmen's Benevolent Association
attributinG the stoplage and thccpnsrgu"hi
misery entirely to that combinations, auo
calling loudly upon the members to rs'
nOuuce it now and forever. some few fee
disposed to accept the proposition, but tht
majority strongly adhere TO the association
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-02-04


4 NOVA SCOTIA genius has invented a
stuyc pipe ddmper that regulates itseltbya
Thermometer.
The Germans of Baltimore celebrated the
capitulatiOn ofParis 10y making7l procession
with torches and music.
General Scklcs has given grand State
banquet To the Spanish Cabinet and Dipo-
matt Corps. IL terminated by the conclusion
OF an important negotiation between the
United sra cs and Spain.
Tie gohcrnor of Nrozona, in his aunUai
message. recommends Il war of cNtcrmina-
ton against the Apache Indians and hyurs,
the employment ul volunteers Tor that p"r-
pose.
TnE engineers of the Lcwisburg Centre
and Tyrone railroad have commenced lnca
ting the road alpu. Peuu's creek, trr the
purpose of getting ihiuIs into shape for the
work uuon line luuucl.
TIM receipts of the Pennsylvania State
Temperance Society hast year were $500
3ioud the expenditures s3Inj bJ.
PENS-YLyANIA ,Nlyud, over $500 900
unuwi,y ia llle care, education ANA main
iyuynyy ul Tie orphans ul'hc Deceased sol
dlvvs.
. ON saturday week, mon named Adam
Peters, n dry goods and iaucy storu keeper
ia llarrlsburg, became ulrlous,A insane
from religion, excitement lie WAS taken
in the Insane Asylum, which 80 uDy,t,d
his Nllu that sur b,vlur "a utN,u- unni1v,
TuE ul, ul li.rrsguptNc iiui.yr, ul
I,uuvos,y, t'y iurgv1, tvruiustrd uu IIi-
d.tN al NIsuIu1luu, Amer a uumrr "l
N,,u,s,,, had brvu cNamlurd thr Judges
said there va, Upl the slightest foundation
Tor thr prosecution, and thc jury rendered
a Nvrd.g. ui loot guilty,
iNNr- llrGGEEtN, q notorious Phila-
drlphia rur"h dui criminal, Was shot aud
hiitd lu NvW York, Lst week, by the
equally notorious rough ku4Nu aa 'Rrdil
lhr blacksmith" 1hpy were umrr,liut
90 q drinking Saloon when the fatal shul
was lryd llw"yrtN u,arll kl,lcd "H,ddy, %
"a ivN WHulus aa-t, hy byabus hlm uN,T thu
head with Il bottle ila--u8 b. Jhs usu
Wup escaped Iuuu tlr philadelphia uli,rrs,
a year ur tHu siurr, Wu.n ,hr} Nyyu ahuu,
taking him utu tYuI,,
lur lbhdupha urr ,omrau,,s ap die
lH,lus ul ult,r pluptfii Hud sharing GA,
pluu,da ampnF thrlt m,nNs fs. Tu'ur n
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