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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-04
DIED.

KLEYLA.-In this city, Nov Srd, at 3K o'clock
a. NJ, after long and painful illness, Mrs Roseanna
h kleyla, wife of John Kleyla, aged 50 years, II
months, 20 days.
Union please copy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-04
Cures without Sneezing.

Asa TROUHE POWDER Is pleasant to the taste
and never nauseates when swallowed. instantly gives
70 the throat and vocal organs Delicious Sensation
of Goodness and Comfort. Il the best voice tome IN
the world Try it, Safe Reliable, and only IS cents.
sold hy Druggists. mailed free Address
COOPER. WILSON a co, Projectors.
Philadelphia
Van Schaak. Stevenson j Reed, Wholesale Agents
Chicago. For sale in Rock Island by John Beings
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Consumption is not cured, bat prevsuts
BY Durno's CStAErh Snuff.
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xoCAx ooxumE.
YoUa DAYS ARE NUMBERED.

If you are afflicted with Inflammation OF the
Kidneys, Diabetes, Gravel, Cstarrh Of the Biad-
der, Brichdust Deposit, Dyspepsia, PalPitation
Of the Heart, Female Complaints, unless you ger
immediate relief the grave will 'oon claim an
other victim.
FORTY DROPS CONSTITUTION WATER.
three time, . day. in four times the quantity Of
water, will oure you. It is not spring water
bat preparation by an eminent PHI Hoian'
For Sale by all Druggists.
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FRhE0Ws'
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5S<7 2 old and young, vitality and power Of en-.
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CARRYING THE
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BETWEEN
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1gew q Tull-Rowersd gteamships.

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from Liverpool on THURSDAYS, and Cork
Harbor each way. From the White Star Dock
Pavonia Ferry. jersey City.
Passenger aocom % odationl for all classes ia
Fivsled, combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons, state rooms, smoking room, ard
bathrooms IN mtdshIp section, where least mo-
ton BE- felt Surgeons and stowardsssss accom-
pauy thss. steamers.
RATEs-Ssloou. so god. Storage, $40
surrepey, % Louisu, Liverpool. Glasgow. Lon
dondsrrv, and Bristol. Those wishing 70 send
sor friends from the Old Country can nov OBJ
tain 'tssraEe Pre- paid certificates, $50 currency
Passengers booked Co or from ell parts Of
America, to Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden,
India. Australia, China, etc.
Drafts from { upwards.
For inspsoton 81 plans snd other informant u
apply at tho Company Ofise, No. ~ Broad way
New FORK. j. n. SPARKS. Agent.
Or to General Western Oaics, vs. South Market
street, Chicago.
ALFRED LAdBRGRTE, Aga.
Agents 70 Rock Island Joss Bgs0sToN. Drug.
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JaekSOn'S CataFrll Snuff.
And Troche Powder.

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Catarrh. Headacbs, Bad Breath, Asthma.
HoarseHess Bronchitis, Coughs,
Deafness, DE.
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Our IMPROVED COMPOSITION, to which
we would call your stteut GA, h4s bevn in sxJen-
Awe throughout the Ne England States, for
the past three years whsrr it has established
reputation Its ade from he best materials,
and by such processes q iussre an excellent aud
uniform article. 1t is manufactured in three
distin ct grades, the IN quality but differing
in hrmnsss, thus adapting il 10 any season of
zee or press. We are prepared tie furnish il in
bulk or in eaddies of ten or ifteen pounds. at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-04
PETER FRIES,

DEcTIgIER AND MAEUFAoTURER OF
~ Domestic LieuOrs, Importer and Dealer in
psseign Wines and Liqsors. Front street, oppe-
itc Ferry Landing, Raak Island, III.
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Ths m0sl PeTfsct aH3 C0EvesieHi
HursiRg Belle in tao World.

AursiRg Belle in tao World.
"Burr's improvements consist in part OF a
combined Mourn -GUARp, NIPPLE, and TRUE
oOEEEcroR composed of one piece OF Bsxwood,
conveniently adapted to the use Of two sizes of
Nipples when required. The cork Is secured
ny lockwood tube running through it, to pre-,
vent any liability TO breakage, or injury by con-
slant use The flexible rubber tube in the bottle
always adjusts itself to any position, and the
babe mover draws wind into its stomach It is
made Of the very best materials, IL fres from all
metallic substances, finished In the most reliable
manner. sad is pronounced by eoupetsut judg
ss to be ths very best Nursing Bottle evsr in
vented.
Packed in q neat box, with q silver Wire
Brush for cleansin the tubes and mouth guard
| also an extra Nipple of larger size. fitting on
the large shoulder of the mouth guard, when
preferred to the small one In g word, it IL only
necessary for any mother to compare Burr,
Improved Nursing Bottle with all others to see
at once its great superiority in every respect.
The public are cautioned against any imita-
lions or infringements Of the above patents,
and to guard against worthless limitations see
that M. 8. Blu RS Patent Aug. %. 1857" is
| stamped on the Box wood mouth guard, and that
| the words ''Burr's Patent Nursing Bottle" are
blown in TIN glass bottle.
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Manhood Womanhood Marriage!

go Pages Illustrated, fine plates, postpaid for
20 cents hy DR. Whittier on St. Charles Street, St
j ouis, Mo-, the great Specialist. Read his card.
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BOUND OVER.

VoUR slething can be cleaned and bound ans
4 pressed ever, SO that will lock as we'll as
cav, BY u. WILCOX Tailor,
Whs hrs removed to West Eagle Street, under
The Resk Islazd Eeuss nsh3-sa
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Best and Cheapest Composition

in the market, and that it viii give Gore general
sat sfAetion than any other.
AGENTS:
NJ shuT ~ay, Syracuse, ; Cincinnati TYPE
Foundry, Cineinnati e; 81 Louis type Fouu
ery, - Louis, No; Cornweijs, Prizes A Co.. De-
trolt, Mich Palsgravs, Tor. INTO and Mon
treat Type Foundries
Boston, 6 tsmber .Ea. 1872 -Oetl9deo66w
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PEORIA ROCK ISLAND R.R.

Passengers leaving hoes Island 90 the c. X.
J. A p. road Il o.lJ p. IA. go q recty through 70
kansas, arriving there At a =. m.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

more closely The bad judges begin at length
to be confronted by dangerous evidence before
the investigating committee. Fort after fort
falls, and the prospect brightens for seeing most
departments Of government here once more in
the hands OF men OF average decency
THE FAT-RoNIzERs OF ST. PATRICK,
Enjoyed fine day for their turnout in New Ire
la ID, as our burgh is sometimes called. The
fighting was omitted in Difference to the police,
but in Jersey City that portion OF the exercises
was carried out to the cost OF the police, who
appear to have been too feeble for defence, and
were accordingly beaten.
THE MELANCHOLY TRAGEDY IN THE EAST RIVER
By which an unfortunate ferry-bost passenger
who fell overheard, was left without rescue,
though shrieking for help more than two hours,
was reported in a manner to convey an impress
sion of inhuman neglect The fact was that the
ice Hoes that night were Of many acres extent
and extremely dense. Nothing less than steam
power could penetrate them, and that with diff
fculty Small boats could not get within hum
dred rods Of the perishing man the foe Of
course could not be traYersed by men and to
head a steamboat toward the undefinable source
of the cries, in the thick darkness, was but a
semi-murderous expedient. Under these diff
culties the boatmen and steamboats, worked and
searched for hours in the direction of the cries,
while the poor man clung for life to some cake
OF ice; but they we're unable even to get sight
OF him until 1t length the cries ceased, and the
and gone down, not knowing who or whence he
was.
A laudable effort is making in the Legislature,
and it is strange that it remains to be made at
this day, to protect young children from being
overworked and deprived of schooling particular
ly in this city, where the abuse is practised TO no
small extent. The worst abuse Of the kind how
ever, is the use Of young children as beggars,
street-pickers, crossing sweepers, news venders,
peddlers, not without schooling merely, but with
schooling of the most vilainous kind. In a
lare majority of cases, the squalid little wretches
are the support Of unnatural parents or hdnap-
pers, whose chief necessary Of life, whiskey, is
purchased by their degrading toll, enforced with
cruel blows and terrors. Can nothing be done
by the law for the rescue and protection of VIC
Tins like these2 It seems to me that of all en-
ployments iu a great city, those of juvenile ped
ding, newspaper-seling crossing-sweeping, &c
ought to be made strict regulation and license,
aud permitted only under proper conditions.
VIDI,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

The Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
delphia Press telegraphs as follows
Considerable blame attaches to the conduct
of our consul general at Havana, General Tor
bert, on account Of his failure to investigate
promptly the circumstances connected with the
trial and imprisonment of DIR. Howard. The
Secretary of State instructed Torbert some
time ago to perform this simple duty-a duty
structons. When it was announced in the Press
that DIR. Howard was to be sent to a Spanish
penal colony near Africa, Secretary Fish again
telegraphed to Torbert, and he replies that he
had not yet made the necessary investigation.
Considering that the only fact to be ascertained
was whether or not Dr. Howard is an American
citizen, the investigation need not necessarily
have occupied so much time"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

Whenever you arc in doubt which of two
things to do, let your decision be for that which
is right. Do not waver, do not parley, but
square up to the mark, and do the right thing
Boy when you divide that apple with your little
sister, be careful not to keep the largest half for
yourself. Young man do not sneak out Of the
house, by the back way, because you wish to
escape your fathers eyes. Maiden! let not the
most trifing deceit pass current in those little
acts which make up the sum of your life. No
matter who you are, what your lot, or where you
live, you cannot afford to do that which is wrong.
The only way to obtain happinessSnd pleasure
yourself, is to do the right thing. You may not
always hit the mark, but you should, neverths-
less, aim at it, and with every trial your skill will
increase Whether you are to be praised or
blamed forit by others whether it will seemingly
make you richer or poorer, or whether no other
person than yourself knows OF youraotion, still
always, and in all cases, do the right thing.
Your first lessons in this will grow easier, until
finally doing the right thing will become habit,
and to do wrong thing will seem an absolute
imposeibility
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21


Mrs. Livermore lectures, this evening.
Efforts continue to get Marcer and Yerkes
pardoned.
Loss, at the Simmons & slocum Opera
House, $4,000. Insurance, S25,000. -
The entire cost OF Fairmount Park, pur-
chases and improvements complete, will not ex-
ceed ten millions. The land costs six.
The contest between the local optionists and
the temperance men grows more bitter every
day, especially on the Sunday question.
The examination OF witnesses in the Mo
Clure-Grey case closed last evening. On Sat
urday the committee will hear the argument Of
counsel in Harrisburg.
1t is contemplated by number OF capitalists
to build large number OF moderate sized houses
in West Philadelphia shortly, as there is a large
demand for them anticipated,
Some of the railway companies will be at
considerable expense in repairing their tracks
when spring opens, as the past winter has been
unusually injurious in this respect
Mr.. L. L. Davenport, in the course of the
performance of Damon and Pyttids. on Satur
day, hurt himself in falling, and his physician
DR.. Pancoast, forbids him to leave his bed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

THE sHAksrEREAN rNaAorMENr.

THE BHAKsPEREAN ENGAGEMENT.
The approaching season of ShakHperean perfor-
mances promises to Ie brilliant as it is brief We
regret that Mr.. Forl's arrangements do not adj
init Of an extension Of the limits to our enjoy
ment of such an intellectual treat, as we are
are promised in the production of 80 choice
an age, but for all time" The Company en-
gagged especially for this enterprise by Mr. Ford
is an excellent one, being composed OF ladies and
gentlemen of culture and artistic ability, while
the stars are Of the first magnitude. Mr. Junius
Brutus Booth is too well known by all who take
an interest in the drama to need any recommen-
daton to the publc-he stands on his own re-
cognized merits, but his ACCOMPLISHED and beau-
tifu wife who is about to make her first appear
ance in this city ia not so generally known, and
we promise the plsy-goiug public sensation in
with ssing her exquisite acting and extraordi-
nary beauty. Mrs Booth has been for the last
three or four seasons the ideal of the Boston
public and is probably the very finest exponent
Of Shakspereare's herOines at present ON the
American stage. The charm Mrs. Booth exer-
cises over the public is only equalled by the adj
miration and respect she commands in private
life. Her amiability and sweetness OF disposition
have rendered her as beloved in the charmed
circle Of her house, where she shines with the
brightest lustre, in the character Of true wife
and lovinglmether as when evoking the applause
Of delighted and enthusiastic audience.
THE FLoRENoEs, THIS EVENING.
Tonight, at the Opera House, Mr. and Mrs.
Florence and their Company, commence their
engagement. They play will be Irish Assurance
and Yankee Modesty, lively American Comedy
in two acts. The performance to conclude with
Howard Paus play, Thrice Married. This is a
captivating announcement, and there should be
q large audience,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

Issued to-day contains a pleasant little story,
the scene OF which is laid in our own Delaware; !;
the proceedings of the Republican Convention
at New Castle, on Saturday; our usual Phila-
delphia letter penned in the peculiarly versa
tile manper of it's author the usual complement
Of editorials, among which will be found a con-
tinuation of the Equal Representation discuss
ion full local and domestic records OF events
of living interest, and great variety of news
miscellany. The TRIBUNE is regarded as the
great Farmers weekly"-a reputation which
it has achieved and sustains by its enterprise
and it's merits alone Terms, $500 per annum.
Jenkins Il Atkinson, publishers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21
NEIoHRoRINo COUNTIES.

Mayor LArkin declines the denomination for
the Mayoralty Of Chester.
Salem has elected q Republican Board Of
Freeholders for the first time in 12 years.
An adjourned session OF the Delaware coun-
ty Court will commence at Media on Monday
next.
DIR. Perkins has been pastor of the First
Baptist Church of Salem for go consecutive
years.
The Concord Mills, lately owned by General
Patterson, were sold last week to Messrs. Jones
& Oornog, who win commence Immediately on
cotton goods.
Cape May, Cumberland, Salem, Gloucester
and Camden counties, with population Of 1884,
901, constitute the LIST Congressional district Of
New Jersey, under the new superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

THE LAMoTF FAcToRY.-This mill was some
time ago sold to an eastern firm, with Colonel
McComb, Of this city at the head who purposed
enlarging and otherwise improving the property.
One Of the firm came on from Boston and made
an examination Of the property, when he de-
cided that it would cost less to build entirely
new. as it was thought the walls would not bear
another story. The property was afterward sold
to Samuel A. Grocer. II is reported that Mr..
Daniel L. Lamott is negotiating with Mr.. Grocer
to repurchase it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

cunning trick, as successful as novel, was
recently played in Charleston by couple OF
sailors on their captain. Seeing that they would
not be at hand when his vessel was ready to sail =,
the captain, on some pretext had them locked
up in jail bat the disgusted tars barred the door
inside, 80 that it could not be opened when the
ship was ready to depart. The consequence was
she had to go without them. When they got
so pressed by hunger that they could not en-
dure it any longer they unbarred the door and
were released, as they could not be held any
lnnrer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

Statistics show that there are nine times as
much coffee consumed in this country as there
is In the whole of Great Britain. But we use
one third as much tea as they require.
In the lower branch of the New Jersey Legis-
lature the bill for a broad-gauge railroad from
New York to Philadelphia, was passed yesterday
The Senate adopted measure appropriating
$4,000 for the propagation Of shad in the Della;
ware river.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

Many laborers who went to Chicago to find
work are maintained at present out Of the relief
fund.
There are eight large establishments in the
United States engaged In the manufacture Of
pins, one factory turning out an average Of
about eight tons a week. American pins are
considered the best in the world, and the de-
mand from foreign countries is constantly in
creasing.
The iron exports Of Great Britain to the uni
ted States in 1871 amounted to nearly $38, ,000,-
900 in value, being mere than one-haf the iron
expectations. This statement does not include
the hardware trade, which foots up near 90, ,500,-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

Joshua 7. Heald is certainly entitled to the
nomination of the Republican Party for Con-
press Custom and justice both require that he
should be given another opportunity to achieve
success. because he failed in 1870 was no fault
of his. The party was so greatly in the minority
that no other result could have been expected,
With proper attention to the assessment o'
voters, a adifferentresalt may be reachedin Novem
ber next, and Mr.. Heald should have the bonol
to be the fortunate man, unless he voluntarily
gives way to another.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

Chas B. Lore, trustee, announces the sale OF
the property on the West side Of Shipley street,
running from Front to Water streets, to take
place on Saturday, ,;.23d, at o'clock, p M. at the
Washington Hotel, I'd and Market.
l.. W. Stidham d Son, will sell, Saturday morn
ing, a good secondhand shifting top buggy.
Messrs. Ogle & Miller will have auction sale
Of second hand furniture, at their new auction
rooms, 6O4 Shipley street, on Saturday morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

Farmers about Dayton, Ohio, have tapped su-
gar orchards and the sap is running freely.
There will probably be large yield of maple su-
gar and molasses in the Miami Valley.
Now thatthe Omaha bridge over the Mississp-
pi is complete, there is an unbroken line of rail
from Oakland, Cal, to Boston, 3539 Of miles and
even distance down in Maine, counting all
nrohablY 1000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21
new YORK.
LEADING TOPICS OF THE DAY.

Erie Matters The Reign of Distrust- Epidemic
of Suicide Among Children-A Theory of Nor
al Rpidemios- Battle with Small-pox-A
Vulgar Terror Backed by Medical Science
Brutality to Poor Patients-Death in the Jury
New Laws for Juries, Judges and Public
ProseCutors-A Tragic Night Scene on the Riv-
er-Protection Of Poor Children.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

The Academy of Art, at Dusseldorf, in Ger
many, was burned on Tuesday night 1t was
founded in 1890, and contained one of the rarest
and most valuable collections of paintings and
engravings in the world. Many of those the
cable dispatch says, we're burned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

Owing to the recent movement in Congress to
investigate theraids on the frontier, the Mexican
authorities have become alarmed and are trying
to make amends for their previous conduct. The
first feature of reform in this direction is report
cd this morning, it being the capture, after a
severe fight, OF band Of thieves from Iexas.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

THE COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH ENGLAND.
PARIS, March, 21.
The members Of the Left Branch In the As
sembly, in consequence of the renunciation BY
France of the Commercial treaty with England,
have determined to favor the tax on raw mater
ial, and the passage of the law is now certain.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21
FIRST EDITION.
From New York.
THE AoAss1z EXPEDITION.

THE AGAssIz EXPEDITION.
New York, March 21.
The U. s. steamer Hdssler, with Prof. Agazziz
and party on board, left Rio de Janeiro for Mon
tevideo, on the 18th of February.
WHERE Is CONNOLLY
1t is reported that Richard B. Connolly, the
absconding Tammanyite, is now at the island Of
Jersey, in the British Channel.
CLOSE OF THE MAYOR HALL TRIAL.
The trial of Mayor Hall, in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, has ended and the remaining eleven
Jurors have been discharged, in consequence Of
the decision of Recorder Hackett that his court
was legal tribunal, and the Common Pleas un-
constitutional. The famous November Term"
is now ended.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

Two interesting subjects come before the
City Council this evening-the proposition to
remove the curb-stone market, and the amended
pay-rol ordinance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21
HYoEIAN HOUSE.
Cor. Van Buren st. and shnllcross Ave.s
WILMINGTON, DEL.
PUsEY HEALD, NJ. D., p.-
MARY Ii. HEALD, NJ. D., FHfsiCiANs'

MARY Ii. HEALS, NJ. B., PHYSICIANS.
mari9-lyof
This new, first class Institution for the HyRienIc
Treatment Of Invailds-withoutM Medicines-has now
been in successful operation for fifteen months
with patients from seventeen States and TerritorfeR
In the HYGIBNGc TREATMENT OF the sick, we repu-
diate the entire system OF drug-eiving as not only
utterly fallacious but terribly destructive to health
happipess and life. Medicines such are daily ad-
ministered to sick persons II given TO those in Wig
son, Nature. and true Science must and do condemn
sucn Healing "a Art "
We rely solely upon natural means which include
an appropriate combination OF Wholesome Food
Pure Air, Various forms OF Tepid, Hot and Coli
Baths tn Pure, Soft Water, Swedish Movements for
the strengthening Of feeble muscles, the relief OF
oongested organs, and equalization OF the circula-
ton. Magnetism, Sun Baths, Abundant Sleep and
tiOn, eti.
DIR. M. H. HRALD gives especial attention to
ladies'
Gases visited in Town or Country.
mar19!Tu Th&sat-fp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

At this port yesterday vessel arrived from
China, laden with tea for ]. H. Catherwood \
Co. and +. @. Knight 4 Co. The cargo is val
ued at $500 900. Considerable excitement was
occasioned by the arrival, as 1t is the first ship
for thirty years from that far-of Countrywide
ddelphid Press.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

London is having lively spell of weather. this
afternoon. The telegram, elsewhere, gives an
interesting description of the situation of the
great city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

The i. s. Coast survey-steamer Hdssler, with
Prof. Agassiz and his party is proceeding on her
voyage, down the East coast of South America.
She left Rio .Janeiro, for Monteyideo on Feb
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-21

orton's case CTichborne,) broke down, because
his money gave ont. Lawyers work very poorly
without pay, and justice is generally expensive