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Stcrt,r;rthpn
Su ~Vcrfaufcn.
8iQia III ~berfanfrn.

ELI iSmst Speiftodi9e Siegelheinerne gSobnbGuz
lei nit Sintersebauoen, ytr. 4 unb 6, SipannraBe,
9eg7nii6er Dem nDtarplanb fSnfitut." Seoes bat 10
'suS Eront uno so i. 2ieie; 9ruubmietbe rur $500.
lGatallraae en- in glr. &c. giahthra&e. 2l9-2N
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gu uernnietlen.

k.l.N- Sas enpiebrenflpertbe 8 -ftodiee Wobnbans
9r. 90, @ourtlanp=, Sluii9ea Wutbcrrn, unb 55ranf=
iintrdsc. SBomas Gill,
ODD GGe Der SGnettez uno 8au(HroEe.
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gil b%erfauielt

hM gu berfauTem.
lid 9as 8 : fbfise sieseliteinerne Wosnbaus
Sit. 593, SelairaArenue, Ia bel II Sus bis an cine
;5reiteius; Treis nur si45o. ytaberes bci
Munpuu x Sruscup,
gr. 10, 2alu : 9jniloinas,
(22i-) ober Jtr rs, Norb E 8prhfTo6p.
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Steuer=S eparteneut,


Baltimore, DEN Is. SCpt. 1872.
gSi6ttg iir ldumige SteuerSabIcr!
Steuer5dblcr. luelGe nit ibrer StsusrH ami bcbaute
ooer nnbebaute 9ruHofide nod pom Sabre 1863 Der
i'm RuditGnoe iino, Werosn btnahri6fist, ouR aus
lolbe Rebnurgcn, 10 ihncr, ais ]hiei2Ibfn ausaCttrs
t9t tueroen toHHeH, i6st Dem StabtzSuruCoor iibsrs
9e6c1 Derocn, luclder Ole SerohcntIidun9 o~ericlbGn
Stluts 8erIaufe Ger @runonlde poTbcrelteu ion.
8urb ltleurt9t ScrctHi9uHg ioltcr 9lcdEuEsen
tonneR 9ro6e uutof,n ocrmieoen lUeroeR.
Sprnes mR. MnhcrIpn,
(22i,6,8 800 e~tlbt6o1cftor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-18

EGGridt miro btErntt gege6cn, ban lntcTicihrctc
SounaGt 5ur ScrDaItuHg oes Jtudlafcs oe6 an Ct
%perltorb. Juleph SrDser erbalten babeu. sGc
2ie, pelhe 5orocruHgcH an bieiCm Tdtlas ban n,
lnerocn hermit auigeiorbert, iotbc nebIt ben ~nOtbiqen
Selegen l%pdteltens am 3. Nidr5 1873 cin5urtihcr
uno 9eltcro Su MAIDEN, ODER 3u GcuGrtioen, San ID
lprer 4niprubC an bieitH J2adlaB qejcgtih ihr UCrllr-
itl9 erftort pcrotn mo9en. gLuc, OIc 3obtunacu an
olclen gtGhldB 81 nader BADEN, peroCn ticrmit duie
%9etoroert, iol6e unpCr}iglih an ole llnterjeibuctcn5 u
l3llter; no nt4t, 10 miro geridtIih cingeinrittcu.
elizabeth StO9Cr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-18
&lnfaennkt, 10. QRQrhl

SD inGde ale 4cTIonen. Gcrcu Ntumcn unribtta
re9tfrtrt oocr Gnt ir9Cnb cine G8etie ron ou )tIgiz
itrir'Sttte pegselGfen limo, ourOui Guimsrlium, in
melntm Bureau ON 16., II. uno IL. SeDten5r in
Der yEGia1cttc 5quare &Iueiattor," in Der Grceurs,
itUliten GtGUla= uno 2unudletruBe, uro ON 49,, 20.
uno q. September aut oCr Gdc cer Baltimore IL.
Sd1ro0erHrafe gu eridcinen uno iolbe %ericbcn gts
bort9 III oCrbCiern. Semi y. Sort,
1924 y GCniGr0tor hCr "a. g3arh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-18
Si;rcau Der Stru6en Omrdbruds
SOmmiiiGre,

Baltimore, feH Z. Cent. 1871.
Ote @omntiGre iir Den Gurhbruh uou StrGRen
MAIDEN hermit In @emdBbeit Oes g.. &6Ituittcs elmer
Seroronung cur 4usibung gcpiitr Drr @emciubt in
5cjlebuR9 dui bic StrdReu Der Staot Baltimore
3ultc9enoer Stlgutiie, mtlde ans. 4prttiSGG gcncbz
migt ruUroen, bttanut, oag lie Sienltaa Is. ScPpf6r.
1872, SormtttGgs 10 lBr, i'm 8lreQu scr GommiNGrr
Gul Der SuooitzGft pom @atptrt= unb geriuQtonitraEe
lth uerlQmncln lUerocn, nm an 4u6ibnna Q]enuunter
uon tbncn erbctidtcn Efibttu i'm 8crcTc 6c5 Son:
eernntrene unS SefucuS ser RcaihcrGtrd6r.uo pom
,%faoette= bis Orlcaneltr., in lcbtreinftiulmunq nit
cliler dm 80. Hug. 1872 genebmtgtcn ScroronunQ oc5
ntQqors uHo Staotrutbe5 Uon Baltimore an ucrrih
JiGdc Gur,
SGS. q. WurruD,
JObu Z. 9iquctt,
(218. 2g,S,3N 81. Z. @rccm, Scfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-18

Natritt miro Biermit seac6en, OaB l]utcrirbaete
SolIlGdt CUR 8erDaltun9 bc5 Na6(Qiie5 oes Oubiu
ueritorbeneH albert Sdreincr crbalten bat. ALE,
bic 6oroernn9en an oleiem 9tOdlaB Aaben Uerocn
hermit ou'9sforoert, iol6e nebit Oen n0tbi0Cn 8etcz
gen i%pdtcitens GIN 3. 6cbru"r 1873 etuSureideu urt
9eltcno gu MAIDEN ooer 81 8emGrtigen, DAP lie ibrcr
Iuiprilde an oiGIeu ytddldB geicelit fir utrluTtt9
erttdrt Deroen mo9en. gle, Die 3ablungen an oteien
IablaB ju MAIDEN BADEN, tueroen bicriilit ~auiQcior
oert, iolde unOer8igItb on l]ntCrjcidnCtc al lEirtn,
no Hlbt, 10 miro gerthtlib c]ingeidritten.
l2l1,S, ,3Ol YOuiie ~. Sdreinrr. Shin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-18

BON az adern nit S6teurten unb auSserDdblten
fsriitten, ousseSei6uetem 8obnbauie, S6euIe mo
s~talun9, luelbe lest iebr eraiebl9 lit. gu %oert0ufen
burb $. 8. SDUfe, Sr. o, "2ap SuilcimgS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-18
81 Nermiefher.
3It bermiethen.

kx;il Sier b1bide 2dbsn an Der Rorb : @aGpert=
StrdBe i'm ne1an pSop's Some Suiloina," ioeben
errihtet, Gui Der JtorblUef.Sfe Der Galoertz un0
Ilcaiantnro6e. Grcenente Rage fir irqenb elm a(einz
@eibdft. Erottoir BON ben neueu tiinitlifen Steinen
Dor Dem SouIe; miro btatg on prompte Beiuobner
permietbet. SbpmaS Sid,
Q.6-) Ode Der Gd1ettez une ct. 8oulifr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-18

Iii Gin SGu5 on Der Shelter, na6e Saffer1on.
strabe; BlGe IA bel 1872 SUB; Staluns i'm Sinterz
Grunbe bes Blages; Ereis $500. Sofortiee 8siiB=
nabme. 9icrre 6. Suadu,
I46-) CIR. 43, 2erinntonnrake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-18
Su perfaufcn.
Ss Cine ihont Marfts9anolteac

Gin sutaebenoes Stmisoez nno 0a9ner=@ eIddft
fpe9en Ieitdit5zaufoiung. gi0Giuiragsn in Der
II roeS \. SI. (CPnt9 19Bt0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-18
Sermii9tc Nn3ctgen.
9lm 6nushaltunoen.

Gbt6t Sure SumpeH uHb altes WItQQ Hcb BEN
9roeeH %Surupen. Il. @ctdu=Eagerhauie, no SBr
ben ISertb oGiiir btiomut, O5ne abSubdn6elH oDcr
ausFiidte.
Eu1=4bfdae mo BoQcnWdGren Guet Qrt in0 30
Yrojent i'm Ereiie g%eiIt9tH.
GRe Ger SbelDz uuf G~tirliHqaraRe,
C5ebr. ~ 2Ute.l DID 2OUR, Baltimore.
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9teucr=S DISAGREEMENT,


Baltimore, Den Is. SCpt. 1872.
Stelnit miro alien Ierionen, iueldc fmr Die 8erbreis
terun9 Der &l9btitraBe uon Brdtt- bis Geeitr. beItcucrt
iOuroen uno tbre betreiienecu Ab9aben nod nitt be-
5ablt bdben, ytGGribt gc9Cben, 0a6, peHu Die Mitt=
lidnoe nt6t bis 1Ittnodb, BEN o. .. 9tts., bcrldz
ttgt lDerben, Die beiteurIten @ruuoiiidc gum Srrfuuie
Gn4c1elgt fUsroeH. cine idteuHtSe Scridtttigung
otcirr NottB iDuroe 9roBt ~rufofGu %eriparen.
Sdmes R. YnoeriUu,
(Zl4,6,S,3O) StQot-6UuUttUr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-18
Blu uerhanffn nno gu UfrIa|gibGn,
DerfammlunssssOfal su permtes

Gin 9ofnI I'm 2. 9totrperte bee neuen @ebdubes
bes ,,&orreiponbsnten," polIfdnoig fir 8erIanmz
InEsea cling eribtet, nit 0taum fir 60-f75 8erionen,
on @eielli9aften, 8uupereine, Sosen, Singoereine
&C. gu Dermietben. Uian nelbe lid In Der GrpeS.
bS, SRI G86-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-18
QLNminiltrntinn8 zlln,rinr

9atrtdt miro hermit ~9egeben, oa6 unt,ucitrete
Soumdbt sur Strtpaltnng oCs Hd6laiies oC5 Gubier
Die 5oroerungen an otcicn IoblaB babcn, peroen
gterIllt onl9cloroert, iolhe ncOit ocn n0tbi0en Belle
gen l]p9teltens bis gum 70. Mtdr8 1879 tiHjurcidcn
nho 9tlttno iu lladcn, oocr 81 9clUartiQCn, oar Tic
ibrer Aniprilbe an bieien Nahia6 qeiceld iIr Dfrrgs
ltt9 ertldrt luetocn m09er. 2lue, bic 3oblurorn an
oicltl 9ta9idB gu MAIDEN BADEN, mer6Cn bierniit aus
9e1oroert lolhc n1ocrSi9Itd' an llntcrBcibnctc ju lctz
ten no nIdt, 10 miro gerihtltb Giu0cihrlttcn.
(22i,3O, ,6,4GI mfaiid u. NJ atbiut, 4Om.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-18
3u berfanFen.

ElL Oas 8o6nbaus Sfr. f30, y orb : Siahz
@frake, iebr binig auf lettte Sebin9ungen, IS fFus
brett, Sale, Yarlors, @sSimmer, 8dntr1 unS 9lde
nit Sommerfite auT BET erften Gtase, s 3tmmer,
Yaoesimmer nit @inrihtung, ales bequeui uno bes
baelih etnaeribtet, iebr iubitantiea 9ebaut unb mus
Seleben fDeroen, nm seibdst III fperoen.
Beotnsun9en: $4,000 boar, $1,000 in siuoIi NonGten
nuo Der Tet nap Der Sequemlibteit bes aduiers.
Wdberes am Slaee o0er in Or. $40, Weff.9Saltis
m oreffrahe (22t,4,7 800
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adn1fn GairnG

cbtun9soon beuabrihttgt feline Ereunoc unb Suuocn
rer iri5tren Eirna Suis s. Cairns, oa6 CT Den
&orratb cee alien 6irna nab ieinem ueucn ns
Ir. IS, SiiSs6nvfraBc,
Dem nSritcn TGtionOlzS GRteebiuoe" 9cgcntber, &C.
braht bat, ipoiclbit or ij6 bemubcu miro, oieiclbe
ltbetoIe luterItiSura. fuel4c Der iriIbCreH 6trma gu
&beI muroe, Su u%,roieuCu.
Scit belnObe 80 5a9rcu BADEN Die %GGfcnIirmcu pom
So5n Souo & Sobn, SobH Boqo, @uis IL Gairne
GiDer mn GiDerzGiig
cine SpeJiClItGt in ibrcm Seiddite oemadt, nnb bcz
rem HadIoi1tr Deroen, lUie irltber, oieicm 9eitGit5z
SUCiqe b~ei0EoerG 4uimeyticmtcit riomen.
Die ieinncH impprtirten SEcinen, SSranntz
ipeine, ScucDer, SoRoou uHo Dublin SSrpipu
Stout, &d,ptfIid,c HIlc, ionic Die bcieu etEbei=
mtibcn DialS StQueurt in 6Iaihcn unh fGiicru.
3roccTie- gdocU mo BriOGtIOmilleu OIi li6craIe
Se0inqungeH O]trioYat.
agcnIur iur w. DfaFcn s Gpmp's. porSiQGihcs
4bildbetpbla gic uE0 RortGr. CSulilLl 2HlN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-18
SerHetseraaeeN.
N4 Gin febr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gSpbnbauS unb 2aupldse

an Der BelairsRoaS, nabe Sdlttulorer
auf offentIiherGuttioH
SIN 6olee elmer llrtunce oon allen srbeH MIRO otr
nnterseihnete Serualter auf &uttion on Ort nno
STEELE MontGs, ben 80. September 1872, Nadmits
tags 2 nbr ousbieten:
Ole pertbpuIle 2anefele unb has wububauS
oe5 uertorbenen 9fobert .. Sirt, on bei6en SetteH
Der Belair .gfodo, ieSt ee Baltimore Il. Seruid!em=
Surnpite %genannt, ungeiGbr 5 Nsilea oon Der Staet
seIeeen uub BON ben 9GnoneQen Der SO. So5n Stttb,
3apio Bartlett, $. Sarrs seize Soluler, Soi5uG
9erman, Safob SiS, Carl Amos uno Anoeren uiIs
geben.
Ss lieeen unaefdbr 63T gier on Der Sfieite rer
Gurnoife, peIde in bier P(Gsen eingetbeiltfino. SIR.
1 entbdlt ~uu9efdbr t5h 4fer, gfr. 2 nit bsm 8obnz
bauie uuo 9ebeneebdueen 22l Ifer, gtr. 3 uno 4,
norplIh. entbattsn ~unssidbr l2H unb 10 Ater. YIN Der
@eitieite or 1urnpite iino ie9s Yldbe; elmer unge<
ldbr 2O4z 4ter, DIE dnoeru un9etGbr ieoe[ IL Ader ent=
bllten6. Se.nabe ieeer Ylas lit nit Iontenoen NSGi@
tsr perIeben, oteI pom 9anbe lift nit 9oi3 belpa9ieH II.
Anes etn9ejGunt.
Die Sebauoe 6eieben in einem bDl;ernen Bobn@
bauie init binreiheHoer Stalung uno anoeren ate@
ber9e6Guoen. Sas SanD lie9t Do1; &c bertnpeIl lt1
aui oemIelben cine Gn5opl lebr ihoner 8anplGFe,
uno lit aud pieIes oaoou iir ole Ula,fts0 Grtnerel &C.
ei9net.
Beitbreht unbeftreit6ar un6 miro Der Seiib iogleid
aui na6sefomInenen Beoin9un9en ~erioi9en. Yin
Elan, ipelber DIE @ro6e uu0 9eitalt Der BlGFe ans
eiebt, tam e'neeiebeu UNI nGbere Iu5tnnlt erbalten
luerocn, penn nan ii9 an ben unterSei6neten nen>
oct.
acknowledgements: Elm Dritttbeil baar, Der Sea
in s uno IL Dtoncten nit j3irieu pom SrttauIstd9s
an uno CUR 3uirieOenbeit Der Serrualter 9altbert.
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Gum InFnrtigen Icrfauf,

EEl.L Gnterff rpubIfeil,
Ole Olnier SIR. 33i uno 1856, rb.Sremontz, nabe
GounienoftrdGe; es iinb bibihe gobHbduler, 20 sSus
bIfit, nit allen SeqnenlttDtetten. i3un Serfauie mY
SingeS s Sargednt,
(230-) yr. 3. ct. iauldrote.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-02
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION,
THE

i-4d6wS ZLl EE-
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-02

If person has Consumption, of course the lungs
In some way are diseased either tubercles abscesses
bronchial rriatons, pleura adhesion exist. or the
lungs are mass of inflammation and fast decaying
In such cases what must be DONE Ii is only the
lungs that wasting but il is the whole body.
The stomach and liver have lost their power to make
blood out OF food Now, the only chance is to take
DR.. Schencks three medicines, which will bring mp
tone to the stomach the patient will begin want
food 1t will digest easily and make good blood then
the patient begins to gain in flesh and the
body begins to grow the lungs commence to heal up
and the patient gets heshy and well. This is the
only way to cure Consumption.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-02
sE-LADIEs TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
The Real velpau Female Pills.
aa Warranted French.

These Pills 50 celebrated many years ago In
Paris fT the relief of female irregularities and az
forwards or their criminal employment in the prac-
tCs abortion, now offered Tor sale Tor the first
time IN America They have been KEPT in compare
ohechriy from the fact thai the originator, DIR
Vepau. isa physician in Pari- Of great wealth, and
has -rict conscientious principles. and has withheld
them from general use lest they should be employed
for unlawful purposes.
In overcegsng Female Distractions, Falling Of the
Womb, Whites Green Sickness, Suppression, Re
teutiou, or lmmoderate Flow OF the Monthly Dis
charges Nervous and Spinal Affections Psins In the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exeFtOn, Papita
ton of the Heart Mysteries, axe, aud will affect
cure when all other means have failed and although
powerful remedy, do not contain caOmel, antimu-
ny. or anything hurtful to the constitution.
To married ladies and young girls who have never
been regulated, they are peculiarly snitcd They
viii. ina short ttAe, bring on the monthly period
with regularity.
CAUTION Married ladies should never take them
When there Is ANY reason 10 believe themselves preg
naat for they will be sure to produce miscarriage
Ladies' can procure box sealed from the owes OF
the curious BY enclosing one dollar and six pOetaee
starnpsato NJ. W. MASON BIER. General agent faf
United States anu Canadts a; Albany, y. y or any
authorized agent.
s. Consultation by mail on all diseases of a
Prirde Nature IN both sexes, and will supply Ifdt-
libie Remedies securely packed from observation.
Further information forwarded on receipt Of two
stamps for return postage Address a. above.
5-94dwly
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-02

When there is no lung disease, and only Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia, Schenks Seaweed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills sufficient without the Pull
monte Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills freely in all
bilious complaints, as they perfectly harmless.
DIR. schenck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted health
for many years past, and now weighs 225 pounds.
was wasted away TO a mere skeleton, in the very
last stage of Pulmonary Consumption, his physicians
having pronounced his case hopeless, and abandoned
him to his fate. He was cured by the aforesaid med
eines, and since his recovery many thousands sim
larly afflicted have used his preparations with the
same remarkable success. Full directions aceompa-
ny each, making it not absolutely necessary to per
sonay see DIR. schenck, unless patients wish their
lnngs examined
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-02
CONDITION POWDERS.
SSSN@S@ SSN : SW0Ss1sSs
NO R RI 81
Celebrated Improved
CONDITION POWDERS,
For Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs and Fowls.

The cheapest and only pafe certain and reliable
Medicine for some of the diseases peculiar TO AL Of
these animals.
For Horses and Cattle They are q Sovereign
remedy for Loss of Appetite Hide hound- DIsteni-
pers, rheumatism, Inward Strains, FeVers, FouH-
der, &C, &C And sure cure for Coughs and
Colds, which is the foundation of the fatal dis
eases. These Powders compounded, and Of
such iugrg dien. that all Of their valuable qualities
blend in harmonious unsion, which readily enter n
to the elements ofthe blood and juices and there
by made to penetrate every part of the system thus
assisting nature in aaying levers and inhamatiOns
breaking up colds stopping coughs removing UNI
healthy Instructions, loosening the skin, opening
s pores causing tn hair 10 lie smooth, and giving
IL glossy, soft appearance, purifying the blood Civ
ing tone tlB the stomach ana digestive organs. and
mparting life, vigor and strength to the animal
few doses of these Powders will produce a won
derful effect upon these animals
For Sheep, they ere perfect remedy for Distem-
pers, Foot Ru', WANT of Appetite. Wool Dropping
prevent all The above diseases.
For Hogs they will keep III better condition. Fat
ten Quicker. and On es< food Half Packase
should be mixed in every barrel Of swiIl. These
Powders have never been known TO fail to that
fatA disease known AS Hog Cholera.
BE SURE AND CALL FOR NORRIS.
Price e5cts per package, or five for 81.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by e. G..
NoRRIs, CLEVELAND o., and sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally
For sale by John Bengston, Rock leland.
l0-dmwffm
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-02

The President. In response to Chicago Office seek
ers on Tuesday, stated that no ONCE holder would
be removed except for ineficiency or malfeasanoe
IN Office, and that IN all cases Of vacancy arising
from any cause the position would be allied by the
next In rank, II qualified, and up TO the require-
ments Of the civil service regulations Union, Z5th
That rule might possibly save some Of
the Grant editors who now hold postmast-
er's commissions simply as a reward for
party subserviency, but who carry on the
Office through other hands and pocket the
profits 1t is more probable, however,
that the President simply said that he
would enforce the rule of the Civil Service
Commission, which is as follows:
When vacancy occurs in the Office Of Post
master OF cities having, according to the Census Of
1870 a population OF twenty thousand or more, the
Postmaster General shall ascertain II any Of the
SubOrdinates Of sueh office suitable persons
qualified TO discharge efficiently the duties Of Post
master and. II such one be found, he shall certify
70 the President the name or names of those sub
ordinates- not exceeding three IN number, who, IN
hl- Judgment, are best qualified for the position,
from which list the President will make the nomi-
nation 10 al the vacancy But II no subordinate
be found 80 qualified, or II the nomination be not
confirmed BY the Senate. the nomination will be
made at the discretion OF the President.
Rock Island and Geneseo don't come
under the above rule, because Of lack Of
population-though the assistant post
master here Mr. McKown, would, no
doubt, be found fully qualified. But he is
not politician, and, of course, won't be
considered The shoe pinches in another
quarter, viz:
1t it rather privately talked about, in this
city, that Mr.. Hawley promised to remove
the editor Of the Union Capt Haverstick)
from the Office Of postmaster in this city,
and appoint Mr.. S. p Hodges, late circuit
clerk, in his place. Also that he promised
to remove the editor Of the Republic tMr.
Hobbs from the Office Of postmaster at
Geneseo, and appoint Mr.. Caleb Fisher, a
one-armed soldier, in his place. We have
been told that, before the election, certain
prominent political friends Of Mr.. Hawley,
in this city and in Geneseo gave him dis
tinetly to understand that they would do
their level best to defeat him for Congress
unless he would make these changes and
that Mr.. Hawley begged of them to wait
TIL after election, when he would remove
both Of them and make the appointments
suggested--or do it early this winter any
way How much truth there may be in
the story we are unable to say-but this is
the story which reached our ears, from
mere than one quarter, previous to the
election. But Mr.. Hawley has secured
two years more in Congress, and he NAV
go back on his pledges. There is nothing
In the Civil Service Rules to prevent him
from carrying out his promises, however,
If he is disposed to do So
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These extracts will suffice TO prove how
settled and earnest was Mr. Jefferson 5
opinion on this subject His view was re
peated with great emphasis by General
jackson in his celebrated message vetoing
the United States Bank. A very brief
quotation will show how strenuous and
decided was his position:
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Sehenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, re
moving all obstructons- relax the ducts Of the gall
bladder the bile starts freely, and the liver Is
relieved; the stools will show what the Pills do;
Nothing has ever been invented except calomel Ia
deadly poison which is very dangerous TO unless
with great care that win unlock the gall BLADDER
and start the secretions of the liver like Schenk's
Mandrake pits.
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Our Platform.

l. No eentrRiizztion.-No extension OF the fane--
tons OF the Federal Governments. r.T,sPe- q I
II. Congress md the Prssident to he deprived o.
all excessive and unauthorized powers assnemd dur
ing and since the war and to be brought back with
in the limits of the Constitution ~. d
III The States to control their own afairs and es-
pecially their elections e Wy NF
Iv.gReforrn ofthe Cfvil Service.
V. Restoration of specie payments.
VI Revenue reform-all internal taxes TO be abol-s
ished the tariif 70 be put on q revenue basis,
VII Only ono term for the President.
WIN No reelection Of Grant Ia 1876
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ReadThis:

A COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MESSRS, j. q c. MAGUlRE. st Louis, No. Gen
tlenlen:--The undersigned, having known you for
many years reliable chemists and PharHachutSsts
and observing the effective action of your remedies
for whatever recommended, wish to bear voluntary
evidence 10 the efficacy OF YOU lrst and in our opil
ion best preparation. HMAGIfR E'S CUNDURAN-
GO BIITERS. 1t is all that youclaim for il as an
Alternative, purgative, depurat r and diuretc actlns
specially upon the liver, booe, kidneys ana oo~es'
JOSEPH BROWN, Mayor. who adds: Il have
found this the most pleasant and effective heeclhe4
have ever used. y -ssa.=...
MILES SELLS, State Insurance Commissioners,
who adds II endorse the Mayor opinion = 4
TIIos RTcUEsoN. s. H.LFFLINN, -
Pres White Lead Il Oil Of Lefin q Rand Powder
80 Co.
d NJ NJ HousER, cHAss D. CONFER,
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". Il, WAGNkRs FuRGEsoN,
Clerk Probate Court. jerks, OF Mo. Dem.
BRTTTAIN A. HILL, HENRY 4. MUDD.
Attorney at Law. Late City & County Ass's.
s. BLOOD, s..se FRANK VALE,
Late Preet. B'tn'R ms Savings elk Court Criminal
Assn. PSI SIS S Correct
NORMAN J. GoLMAN, 3. N. CHAMBERS,
II Pub Rural Home. Pres. But. & Drov Bank.
NJ. j. HARTNETT, Jz4 E. 5. GREENWOOD,
Late City Collector. Pres. Y. NJ. Q. A
THoS WALSH, E A. SHkY0CK.
g Architect. ofSh-yock & Co.
n. T. ANDREBS. VT. 1AT,
of Moody Michael G. Co. ofGay, Hannenkamp & Co
THERON BARNUM. JAMES ARCHER
x. Of Barnum,s Hotel. Denver, Col,
And many others too numerous 70 mention.
j. e. c. MAGpIRE,
Sole Proprietors. !.
Price 75c per bottle. Sc AK 81. Loais, No, :
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The Judges, believing the law 1.-THE Allen and
SeditiOu act constitutional. had right 10 pass
4 sentence OF ane and imprisonment. because
that power was placed In their hands by the Con-
-ftutiou But the Executive, believing the law
20 be- unconstitutional. were bound 10 remit tue
execution OF It. because that power had been
couhfed 90 them by the Constellation
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To these three medicines Or. J. II. schenck OF
Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success in the
treatment Of Pulmonary Consumption. The Pull
monte Syrup rpens the morbid matter in the lungs,
nature throws II OF by easy expectoratIon, for
when the phIegn matter is ripe slight cough
will throw it OF, end the patient has rest and the
lungs begin 10 heal