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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-30

Don you think that Tom Murphy,
Zach. Chandler, and Henry Clews, Of
Georgia bond fame, would have kept
Horace Greeley's memory green? But
the enterprise has fallen through, and the
Tribune has had, what the Puritans saw
N the battle Of Worcester-a Great De
hverance How it happened, why Mr..
ColtaZ rejected the bride, where came the
Spit IN this great league of politicians and
lobbers, what induced the spotless MUIR
ply and thu ethereal Chandler to sell back.
we, do not know But, if the paper is not
70 e., be owned BY Washington jobbers and
Wall street jobbers, the rest seems of
comparatively littlp consequence. Who
may hold trumps Tomorrow cannot per.
haPs, be predicted, but Il does look now as
II Whitelaw Reid had dealt himself hath
bowers and the ace The earnaI mind in.
ters that that unregenerate eiitor, having
been turned out last week bv the
pubhser, will be likely this week 10 pTo-
coed TO turn out the publisher. Tork
correspondent Of The Springfield, Moss,
Republican.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dive Is the best In Ghe world
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless. Relia-
be and instantaneous; no disappointment; ri
denlOus tus or unpleasant Odor Remedies the i'll
effects OF dyes and washes Produces imue dintely
superb Black Natural Brown, and leaves the
lair Clean, soft and Beautiful The genuine signed
W. A Bachelor. Sold by all Druggists
10 92dwly CHAS. BACHELOR, Prop, y. Y
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achencks seaweed Tonic is a gentle stimulant
and Alternative and the alkai in the ssaweed which
this preparation is made OF assists the stomach 10
throw ont the gastric Juice dissolve the food with
the Puimonic syrnp, and it is made into good blood
without Fermentation or souriug in the stomach,
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A Warming.

A Warning.
There is no case OF Consumption that did not
commence witha cough. Therefore the slightest
Cold or Cough should receive immediate attention
Take at once the great remedy OF the age DR.
TUFTS EXPECTORANT and thereby save wears
of suffering perhaps life itself.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec, 81. 1870.
W. H. Tut.
Dear Shiny little son, aged about three years
was attacked with pneumonia last winter, which
left him with violSnt cough that lasted till with
IN about month since, for the cure OF which am
indebted 10 you and your valuable Expectorant.
| had tried most every kind of medicine recon-
mended for coughs, but none did any good until
tried your ExpectOrant one bottle of which re-
moved the cough entirely. With many thanks for
your valuable preparations. am, yours truly,
JOHN M VEHICLE.
DR. TUFTS Hair Dye makes the old look
young.
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sehenck's Mandra1e Pills act upon the liver. 70
moving all Instructions relax the duets Of the gall
bladder the bile starts freely and the liver is soon
relieved; the stools will show what the Pills can do
nothing has ever been invented except calomel a
deadly poison which is very dangerous 10 use unless
with great care thai viii unlock the gall bladder
and star; the secretions of the liver Ike Schenk :
Mandrake Pills
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The great reason why physicians do not cure Con
sumption Is they Try to do too much; they give
medicine to stop the cough, stop the chills, to
stop night seais. hetic fever and by so doing they
uerange the whole digestive powers, locking up the
secreions, and eventually the patient sinks and dies
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y T . T tEaNE M .
Augusta Ark, Dec. u, 1872.

Do you want to know who were the spot
less knights who wished to sit at the New
York 7ribuhss round-table, and paid
100000 to that end? Here are some Of
the hnnnred nnmes
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MASTA-'S
INDIAN PULM0NIC BALSAM
if-4d&wTy

possesses this combination. Prepared entirely
from vegetable substances, with their baSsuc medic
mai properties Il can be taken at any time and IN
der all circumstances with perfect safety
% While it promptly and efectuSlly arrests irTi'
tatien Of the sirpasssges and the lungs and rapid
relieves cough, it renders them further assistance
by promoting free discharge of their accumulated
mueus, and at the same time imparts strength and
vigor 20 the whole system.
Sold by all Druggists and Apcthecaries throughout
the New England States
Fer sale in Rock Island by
JOHN BENGSTON,
L. BRUENERT,
SMITH & BONNEY.
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CONDITION POWDERS.
~ o e. II Is
Celebrated Improved
CONDITION POWDERS.
For Horses, Cattle, Sheen.
Hogs and Fowls.

The cheapest and only safe certain and reliable
Medicine for some Of the diseases peculiar TO all OF
these animals.
For Horses and Cattle.-Thpy are Sovereign
remedy Tor Loss of Appetite. Hde-bouud Dlstem-
pers, Rheumatism, Inward Strains. Fevers Foun-
der, &c, &c. And n cure for Coughs and
Colds which is the fonnda ion of the more fatal di-
eases These Powders are compounded and OF
such mgr denis, that ali Of their valuable Qualities
bebd ID harmonious uusion, which readily enter n
10 the elements of the blood and Juices aud are there
by made to penetrate every part of the system Tins
assisting nature in aaying fevers and inAamatiops
breaking mp colds, stopping coughs removing un-
heaithy INSTRUCTIONS. toosening the skin, opening
" pores, causing h hair lie smooth and giving
glossy soft appearance, purifying the blood Civ
ing tone 1" the stomach and digestive organs and
mpartlng new life, ygor and strength the animal
few doses of these Powders will produce won
dertui effect upon these animals
FOR Sheep, they are perfect remedy for Djstem-
pers, Foot Ro; want of Appetite Wool Dropping
ScurFy. &c and by feeding once week free.y will
prevent all the above Diseases
For Hogs they will keep in better condition, Fat
ten quicker, and On less food. Half Package
shou!u be mixed in every barrel of swill These
POWDERS have never been known fail to cure that
falal disease known as Hog Cholera.
BE SURE AND CALL FOR NORRIS
Price 25cts per package, or five for 81
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by q q
N :. CLEVELAND u, and sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally --N
For sale ny John Bengston Rock Island
10-dmwf6m
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MEDICAL,
DR.. C. BIGELOW
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN


Has removed from NO. 17o South Clark strae, 40
Monroe, to No. 454 SOUTH STATE STREFr0 3 Sii, 81
CA(5O. mi
II lie well known by all readers of this naner :,
Dr.. e. Bigelow is the oldest established maj
Chicago, who has made the treatment of ali eau gu n
and sexual diseases speciality. Science and evl
fence have made DIR. h. the most Renowned 1bII
CIALlsT of the age, honored by the press estpa Z
of the highest medical attainments by all The r
cal institutes Of the day, hrving devoted TyyENI;il
YEARS OF HIS LIFE in perieeting remedies ~ l
will cure positively the worst cases eff CTR0NI ~
AND PRIVATE DISEASES Of the CENT? INC N
NARY ORGANS In both sexes Seminal WeslD NJ
producing Nervousness, Aversion TO socieiv H.
paired vision, Loss Of Memory and Manhood' ~, IN
fectly cnred 1t 10 evident that one who cn, III
himself the study of certain diseases t Tati
thousands of cases every year, must hay, gres,
skin than physician in general practice re
his MEDICAL TREATTsE for ladies and gentler'allu
Sent free to any address in sealed envelope Conni
tation free. The finest rooms in the etv win ii
arate parlors for ladies and gentlemen. Gail. ep
see only the doctor. Correspondence Gonfdar Soq
Address all letters TO DR. G. BIGELOW NJ ~ . al
state St Office hours from 9 A N. to 8 sT t0f
days p. M tob. sun
&. B-Ladies, send for a descriptive cf-crlor -,
Pessdrfe Remodel the best prevention of colcen
known. Sent TO any address; enclose STAMP f'''"
janl0d&wly
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Watch Buyers Attestion !!

These watches have Equilibrium escapements chro
nomoter balances, exposed ruby pallets. Berguet
hair springs. and fun ruby-jewelied, and combine
all modern Improvements in watch making.
These watches were awarded the Grand Prize at
the Paris Exposition of 1867, for the hest perform
ance and greatest accuracy in adjustment. and can
be warranted TO perform with the sane degree of
regularity those made by the best manufGctur-
ers of Europe and America.
fall assortment constantly on hand for sale by
QUINCHER & kRCGLER. Is Maiden Lane, Cup
stairsl New York. Only wholesale agents for the
manufacturers. 6-ISdly
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profession, and approved by all who use IL No
bTiter medicine can he found for children and
aauits II i far superior pills being mild of ac
A1u pleasant 10 the taste and certain in it, results
II Is medicine that should be in every household
as good effects are SURE 20 be experienced from the
VERY aFsi dose Let every fever and ague subjcct
give this trial
Sold by all Druggists s-6deodF1y
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Sicily 8 Standard Goods are for sale by ali first
class dealers IN the Northwest and Rock Island by
L. L. LANE and JOHN BENGSTON.
3-29dmwf&wly
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President Board Of Registration.
You will observe it saws | have 'been
found duly qualified and that I am reg.
istered as a legal voter under the Constitu.
ton and laws OF this State Every Ger
tiicate issued by the register was ike this;
and. before getting II, every man was
questioned, and every man signed his own
name or made his own mark ON the regis
trati0n book, opposite his number Tween
ty two men were denied any registration,
and OF course they got no certificates. But
gj5 whites and 6SS blacks did get their
certificates from the register, because, as
he states ON each, they were found duly
qualified rs legal voters, under the Con.
stitution and laws Of this State. Yet
when they offered On the 5th day of Nov
ember last 20 exercise that privilege for
which they had hut few DAYS before
been found duly qualified, upward OF
300 whites and 10 or Is blacks were told
they could not vote because their names
were not on the registration books copied
from the original, for the of the Judges
Upward Of 800 white names had been
omitted The persons thus denied the
right TO vote, presented themselves with
their registration certificates in their hand.
signed by the registrar, with date, name.
number yet because their names were
traudulently and Intentionally omitted
from the judges book, they are denied the
right 10 say who shall make administer
and execute the laws under which they
are 20 live. There is no doubt of this
fraud in this county No one denies il
The only reply Of officials, when charged
with It, is, j don't know anything about
It la this township, 40 voters have
made oath that they offered to vote, with
their certificates in their hands, and were
denied, and more that 90 others will do
the same thing. In another township. LOG
voters were rejected, and all made oath u
the fact. These oaths or afidavits are
filed away and preserved for future use. il
needed. Now, ii this can be done in one
county, why may 1t not be done in 65?
do not question that the number of legal
voters rejected in each county will average
at least 2OO to the county, and this would
be about 5000 or the number Of Brooks
real majority. In some counties the reg
lsstrars were candidates for Sheriff, Clerk.
&c is It probable that men who would
accept such positions would hesitate AT
any fraud TO win success? Whatever we
may q ink of the wisdom of giving the
ballot to Ignorant negroes, we do not now
complain OF fixed Constitutional proyi-
hon. We do not complain that the negro
Is allowed TO vote, but we do complain that
hundreds Of our best white citizens are
denied this right. Please return NY Ger
tldcate Of freedom 1t may prove valu-
able to me As you do not know me, ]
refer you TO Senator Alcorn, Gen. Albert
Pike, of the Hon. f. 2. Stanton, touching
the credibility or any statements / may
make. Respectfully,
j. T. IRRELEVANT.
Augusta Ark, Dec. II, 1872.
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To these three medicines Dr. j. H. Schenck OF
Philadelphia owes his unrivaIled success in the
treatment of Pulmonary Consumption. The Pull
monte Syrup ripens the morbid matter in the lungs
nature throws It of by easy expectoration for
whom the phlegm matter is ripe a slight cou.h
will throw II of, and the patient has rest, and the
lungs begia 10 heal
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DIR. SETH AREOLD'S
COUGH KILLER!
Is sure, quick and perfectly safe remedy for ali
cases of
Inflammation of the Chss. a Enns,

~sA@sAaAA a1kVn Oh Ine CheSt d. GuuRg
tas most violent cases of Plsurisy, Lung Fs-
Oong eshon or IniAm nstion Of the I.nne,
!oids, coughs, Soreness or Irritation of II,
fhroat, Chs't. or the whole System, accomp..
MED with Headache, Hoarssness. Tightnsss Of n,
onest, or Ahortness of Breath. Asthma or Spas.
woolc breathing, Group, spasns of the stom aeh
"noop'Sg Congh' Bronchitis. Influenza, or Ma
me patient made comfortable, and cured Ia l,s,
.nan one-haf the time required by any other
remedy or treatment ever used or known. I'll,
the great potent remedy fer
rheumatism, Nervousness, Gravel,
siransury or SeaIdIng Of the Urine.
Or. Seth Arnold Medical Corporation,
Woonsoeket, r. T., Proprittors.
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To- This, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
must be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver
so that the Pulmonic Syrup and the food will make
good blood.
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Liver Compliant is one of the most prominent
causes OF Consumption
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MIscHrEF IN ARKANSAS.
Playing the Louisiana Game.

LITTLE Rock, Dec 24.-The Hon. VIM.
M. Harrison, candidate on the Reform
State ticket for the position OF Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court ut the
recent election. to-day filed a complaint
before H. G. Caldwell, United States Dis
trict Judge for the Eastern District Of
Arkansas praying for an injunction TO pre-
vent M L. Stevenson and Il. j. Earl, the
Republican candidates, whose election has
been announced BY the State Department,
from exercising the duties Of the Office,
and also asking for restraining order 70
prevent acting Gov Hadley and Secretary
Of State johnson from altering or changing
the original returns, and asking for a man
damus to compel them 10 produce in court
the original returns, statements, &c, in
reference 10 the election. The bill charges
the Governor, the Secretary of State. the
registrars, county clerks, and judges of
election with confederatiEg together and
fraudulently depriving thousands Of citi-
zens Of the right 70 vote, with changing
the returns, and preventing the returns
from being made from four counties, by
which the complainant AYERS he was de-
priyed Of the benefit of 10000 votes.
The counsel moved for a temporary in
junction until the motion could be heard
and argued, on the ground that the defend
ant would deface the records AFTER beng
apprised Of these prcccedines unless re,
strained from doing So Judge caldwell
refused a temporary injunction, but direct
ed that the parties be .eryed with notice
and copy of the Complaint, and said that
he would hear the matter on Monday next.
THE ELECTION FRAUDS EXPLAINED.
TO he Editr Of tie ~ Y. Tribune.
SIR. win you allow me space to make
a few comments on the following paragraph
from an editorial in an Administration
inuyual2
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"PoNApE on the most
exquisitely perfnmed hair
dressing in America free
from injurious ingredients
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VICTORIA REGIA," ac-
knOwledged the most fra
grant and persistent odor
Tor the handkerchief the
world ever produced.
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"BOQUET ILLINOIS" a
very fragrant and delicate
perfume for the handler.
chief.
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Best and Cheapest Composition

the market, and that ii win give more genera
'stiifactiOn than any other. As'.
AGENTS:
n shumwsy, syracuss, N z; Cincinnati xys.
fonnary. Cincinnati, Of 81 Leuis Type Fesn-I
cry, % Louis, No; Cornvslls, Price 4 Co, De-
tross, Mich Palsgravs, Toronto and None
treal Type FSsndfies. =
Boston, g. tsmbss let, ls7a.-ossle
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The Administration editor undoubtedly
believes that Arkansas politicians never
moved in this manner to perform these
wonders. Yet, there is scarcely doubt
that the charges are literally true Allow
me 20 enclose my own certificate for your
inspection Following is copy of the
certificate sent:
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'FLAvOETsG EXTRACTS. q"
Our Lemon and Vanilla
are guaranteed strictly pure
and OF great strength. An
grOcers sell them.
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o. = AUsUsfA PRECINCT, wooDRUFr Corr.

This Is TO certify, that j. T. Tr1zcy1nt has this
day been found qualified, aud IL registered as
legal voter under the Constitution aud Laws Of this
state, WILLIAM G. AYERS,
PresidanI Board Of RerIafrntlnn
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CEELY'S STAN nARD
- preparations are war
ranled strictlypure and re-
liable.
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Cathartic Extract.

l. a fluid extract pre-
pared from valuable
medical plants, having a
known action on the Sc
cretions and cxeretiuns
OF the system. A single
bottle does more for the
removal of diseases and
preservation OF health
than gallons Of bitters
II speedily aud surely re-
moves constipation. sick
and bilious headache.
indigestion, piles, impu-
rites of the blood. and
all bilious complaints.
II j. endorsed hy The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-10

pr, 30 "a, tn .vrI On arriving at n
hotc, ALWAYS insist on being served VIII, VIZ. =
room first, no matter how many are ooioi'
you. % heipp as
s;a,ad !, room above the second iiight liia,
impress people with an idea OF your eo''e'
queuce. .,o,ch nil the
,ooms are front rooms looking out on shs
maintain or lake or sea view; ana u'no"S
,.nn NOV arrive at the height Of Tie season,
and the house be crowded, express astoii,al'
na,,t that such one cannot pc assiSheu -
you. -. ,on - !, servort does not
, ,, !, ten seconds, ring again, these hotc
or" "arv a. must be taught to be quicker. :,
Ar tbc dinner-table give your order TO tl''
eo,.,.,nt hy instalments-th that is. send mn
ont a. many times as possible. and each ti'ne
ear the fcwcst articles. This will Keep Dill
,t work exclusively for yourself, ana te'c'
others wholesome lesson of patience
II the express ne@lects to bring your Jug
uae.e. step down and curse the hotel clerk ioi
i ASK him .'why in thunder" that eX
prcssman "hasn't brought your trunk:
OF course the clerk ought to know aho
really be considered somewhat to blame loi
it: at any rate. he is the most coh'cl'ep'
man to be pitched into
The shorter the time YOU intend 10 s'',
the more fuss il is necessary to make aho'l'
everything
II Won are a cheap clerk Oh tllrcc-'ay eA.
cursion. bra- about Saratoga al Newport, oi
rice rcrso. Throw in i'll the knowing WINE
talk possible, and ask about the drives, aIo
what accommodations there are here Tor
-cn,lcmal's horses
ANYTHING YOU don't like about inc wafer
;nr-piacc abuse the hotel clerk for IT. ASH
him why he don't have new handle 10 ,h'
town piinr, or what Tia" deuce the reason L
the strcet-crossingS are not better. II ut thu
seaside, frown at him when the water IS too
cold. and fitch into him about the weather
there wien it rains; he ought TO ARRANGE
these things differently.
A skiltul course Of growing, SrumpllnS
and expressed dissatisfaction at rveIythln:
to clerks, walters. and servants, int"rcpcrSct
with some .illdiciouSly.applicd profanity WI
have al astonishing effect. and may succeed
in irnprc>sing IN i0ca Of your iulportnc
upon the whole establishment. which III
doubtcdly would have persisted but for tn
| two days you grrciously bestowed upon it,
| BQs'oH BUi!citH.
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August :, lS'2.
After devotional exercises, the Association
annoiptef a large number of delegates 10 ahe
General Association. - eoun,r
Professor G. l.. Cooke offered ti'e i'''o"'
ing resolution: 1,,..., po,;o,
aThst the trustees Of the Ministers heiiei
Fund, organized by order OF the Geherai :: as;
sociatiop of Virginia for the bencft OF alsa
HE'D or destitute Baptist ministers, ana the
orphans and widows Of such, Is, IN tlie est'
nation of this bods, q safe dcpoSisar! y.
finds for the objects contemplated, ana t'''''
orr churches be urged to make iihcfa' coi''
fributioDs to this Board. coo,.e
After earnest remarks by Professor ,osn.
and Rev. William Fisher, the resolution Was
unanimously adopted. .,,o -onort nj
Rev. Alexander Eubank rcao .nc ' .n'.',;n ",
the Committee on Foreign MISSIONS ~ ".mo
the duty of giving the gospei 70 wy " 80
trrc, and giving 4 staic'iici., VI p ,no nc the
and status of the work OF tre b'"'u VI '"'
Southern Baptist Convention; u,
The report was ably ana earnest! ul,
c,,sscd by Rev. DR.. Montgomery oi ~ no"
hnrn Rev. :. Il. White of Maryland, he',
DR.. Hatcher of Petersburg, ana Il h''ti'pc' "
Others. o., amman, far
help in building our house OF WORSHIP III
Rome. and received for that object EZll-
number of others pledginS themselves 10
mako collections at suitable times.
PENDING the closing business your CORE
snondent WAS constrained TO retire, ana can
Give no further report of large, SPIRITED
and nro.,able meeting of this excellent AS
ISOLATION. 'i"i'''
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A ScoTcMMAN ON ADvERTIsING.-Tickl
Some sixty years since. few persons il
Scotland, out of Edinburgh. ever saw d
newspaper; but were not Scottish people
then us now, 50 nation of scntlemenS'
Shepherd: A daft-lookin' nation would
that be, Mr.. Ticker; but thank God, there
never was over mony gentlemen in Scot
land, and them there was has had nae con,
nection in ohy way WI the newspaper press.
For my ain part, never peruse what's
cod the leadin' article in a newspaper-and,
to speak the truth, Pm gayen shy O. them in
q magazine too-but devoor the advertise
ments, which, beside lettin' you ken every
thing that's gaun on in kintra reSpectin'
the seilir' and INTERIM o property bath in
hooses and laws, are to my mind models o.
composition, without ae single unnecessary
word, for every words paid for, and that
lgies the advertiser habit o. conceese thocht
and expression, better than a logic class.