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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-10
Ccnts.

i'tures Ervera, Congestion, Innammations .... 25
Z worms. Worm Fever, Worm Collie. go. o
=, A,rYtnQ-Cplic or tecthing Of lnfants.... -
:, uturrhwa, Of Children or Adults. %
3, lysentcryi Gripping, Bilious Cultc....... q
., NhOiern~ MOrbus, Vomiting. rs
= Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. ...............g .
!, Neuralgia. ToothHchc, FUceache....... .25
y Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. Is
" Dyspepsia, bilious Stomach .............2 %
u Suppressed, or Painful Periods. ........ %
", whites, too Prufuse Periods. ............2 IS
y, Group, Cough, Dihlcult Breathing. ..... .2i
Y, salt Rheum, Eryslpelas, EruptiOns. =. -,
li. RhPumntisma, Rheumatic Paius........ Is
Y Fever aud Ague, Chill Fever, Agues. 20
y, PILES, blind or bleeding. ..........-.. %
n Dphthlnm my, and soro weak Eyes. 80
y AntHrrhs acute or chronic, Influenza. 80
y NhsOptuR-CO ugh, violent coughs -
~ ASthulns oppressed breathing. .-....... o.. 30
~ !, tnr Dt-chn rgez. impaired hearing. ... 80
- -crOiula, ENLARGED glands, SwpiliuRs... 80
- Asenerni Debility, physical weakness. 80
= lBrOpsy and scAnty SecretiOns. ........... 90
- -cn--tClSucs-. sickness n ON riding. %
~ ktduey-Dt segs e. Gravel. 90
" nervous Debility. Seminal Emir-
HlOus. involuntary Discharge. L 20
Five Boxes, with one &1vinl Of Powder
very necessary IN serious ca cs,.....I 70
~, sore Mouth, Cankcr. ................... 70
- Urinary Weakness, wc'ting bed. 30
II . fnintul Eeriods, with srasms........ %
II . Sumrrtn0s NJ chanrr Of nfe........-...f oC
~ . i.ptlepsys Spasms. ~. Nitus' Dance. II %
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-10
Natures
Hair ResteratIVe!
Warranted free from
Poisons
Clear as Crystal!

Has no Sediment, no Filth, no Lac Sulphur. NO
Sugar of Lead, No LithArge, Nitrate of
Silver, will restore Gray Hair, prevents the
Hair fro 81 Falling Of, and is entirely free
from the Poisonous aad Health Destroying
Drugs used in other Hair Preparations.
Keeps the hair in a nice, healthy condition; is
fine Dressing, and has given the most Absn-
dsnt satisfaction to th oassnds who have used
it. Try one bottle and be convinced. Take NO
other.
DR.. g. Smith. Patsntee, Aver, Mass. Manu-
Gloucester, Mass. All frst-class Druggists
sell it.
Ia Send two three cent stamps to Proctor
Bros, and receive per return mail q Valuable
Treatise On the Human Hair"
msr6dsod-mwfv1y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-10
ON MARRIAGE.

DR.. Tuttu Hair Dye is Harmless.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-10
DOCTOR. WHITTIER.

GIT ST. Charles St, St. Louis. Mo.
Ths most ssoeesSd specialist q the oss Ia grss
f. long sBsctai atentoa the
rslaag 90 tAs above, requiring useiesI ts-Ts8cs
has been longer located in 81 Louss the
other CAToGtc Disease PAgEtcidn- Read his WO S
and Judge foryourself. ooHfde'afisi consolidation
personally or BY MAD free, and iaFEed FUsy letter q
fagsfTg pitA staEap. sAsrerei.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-10
MANHOOD! VOMANHOOD,

Popular medical books, Ios passsl eEplaia-
tNC Th9 maTTs. vac net, uAF- lMPEDis
MERTSy TO marriages Iss,F naf.-s sa'se 1ai
cure Late Psychological Csc1reTTsS IN TIE fHfeTss
science Of RsprOduetiOn. EEosssire sexual Excite
n1ent, tts Auft Effects s0ifh Hesa6.i edriee, SEX
UAC EXHAUSTION yron EAa'ersT CAUSE, n
hafats old and Nhaf Be doas "A sHsA
Also Wsy 50 nam Aare pImpies on the face,
&C. and griNg s'eisRs Eeasoas 'rhE Aa o. peoPs
are pEematurelY lHfiYrrs u ny suggestions tos-e
ro0orrsa b. az dsasA tyC onsumptIoFTs Epilepsy,
&C., I0d decrease aay stsgie psssFEsisa cd
affections Of ths Heart aai Brain frad be fzr less
frequent Az fAaf tia dOu FL curious tsfsttist 1sA %
koac t1s Fa-Iage guide Gad private eolfnssIor. Seat
d sealed sspslo7s cents each both Fo7 IS A1-
ireEs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15
ZWEI LAGER

Defeat Of the Jersey "LocaI OPTION Law.
The local option measure which, as already ex.
planned In the HERALD, seeks to give maJorlties In
wards and townships the power to dictate to
minories what they shall not drink In the shape Of
alcoholic and malt beverages, was before the New
Jersey Assembly yesterday relation 10 the final pas
sage Of the bill before that body relating to Camden
county. There was present In Trenton large
force Of liquor men, the lager brewing and dealing
interests OF Newark being generously represented.
The morning was taken up with q discussion on the
subject. The father OF the bill, Mr.. Bourquin,
who, odd to state is a democrat, urged its passage
on the grounds that majority OF the
people OF Camden asked for 1t. He was
In favor OF the majority ruling in all cases. and the
people IN Camden should be allowed to settle the
temperance question Tor themselves. He asked the
republicans, as they protested 10 be the party OF
progress, To stand by the oil. he, as democrat,
belonging TO the party composed oil scalawags in
the opinion or the republicans, would ask them 10
pass the bill because 1t would not interfere with any
other district II was a part Of their inheritance;
THE PRAYERS OF MOTHERS
and children would 90 up for them by enforcing
MIR. HEMMIN0wAY, a republican, opposed the bill,
maintaining that 1t would result IN the increase Oh
incompetence He thought ne was tne best ~ Judae
eliminating and In opposition TO all principle Oh
democratic system OF government. ,,,o s,.,,,
After good deal OF discussion IN similar strain,
VOTE or "a TO 25.
All the democrats, except Mr. Bourq uin and eleven
republicans, voted may" Tho 'yeas'i we're = Bar.
ton, Bourquln Carse Cavileer, Dorcll Fisher, Learn
ing, Leevre. Leslie Lufberry, MacKnet McDanous,
Mckinley, Middleton, Niles, Parker Rogers, huion'
SChenck, Silvers, Smith, thompson, Ioroet Wnite-
car Wilde-25: all republicans, except Mr.. B0ur-
quin, of Camden. All the Hudson county memoirs
the galleries we're crowded to repletion, and on
the announcement of the vote applause burst from
the beer men IN the galleries. IL was promptly
stopped. however. 1t is doabdui II any attempt
Is made to revive measure, as the sense OF the
members seems to be tnat the laws now on the
statute book, IL enforced, are sufficiently ample 70
restrict TO proper degree the sale or use OF ntoxl
eating drinks. The Jersey lager inca are ener-
yescent over their victory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15
ASH WEDNESDAY ~ BRO0KLYs.

Opening Of II Great Catholic Mission Mt st.
RInry's Church--SermOn by Kew. Fathee
Damon.
The season of Lent, opening with Ash Wednes.
day, was 1ttingly observed in Brooklyn yesterday
by the Catholic portion Of that community The
attendance at the several churches was very numer
ous and the blessed ashes on the foreneads of many
thousands OF the faithful atiesed their merit0rioua
compliance with that beautiful custom which re-
minds man that he Is 'but dust and unto dust ha
shall return" by keeping death constantly before
the mind the Christian Is reminded OF the
necessity OF being at all times prepared 10
pay the penalty OF humanity and 10 keep
himself IN spiritual condition behtting that breads
full summons before the bar OF Divine justice. Th6
season of sackclolh and ashes, OF PRAYER, iastlng
almsgivng and other good works, was commenced
III a spirit repete with u promise Of plenltude OF
these graces. winch alone descend upon the sincere
who seek for mercy and forgiveness. At the Cnurch
OF st. Mary, Star OF the sea, OF which Rev. Eugene
Cassidy Is pastor the ser wees Were YESTERDAY OF an
COMMENCEMENT OF A GRAND MISSION
by six Jesuit Fathers Of erudition and learned
eloQuence, men whose education and scli-sacrincng
lives attest the sincerity Of their a6ors IA the vine.
d distinguished I Father Damon are now fairly
their duty to God the hard hearted and OBJ
durate people Of BROOKLYN, who have have long
upon the highway OF sin ana enormities against
| God High mass was celebrated at tins church py.
! deacon, at nine o. clock In the morning. Alter the
/ gospel Father Damon, attired III the black gown,
girdle rosary and crucx or the order assembled the
pulpit In presence OF compact mass or human be-
ings that ned the pews ana aises To repetition, ana
preached ON the parable OF the prOdigal son.
fHE RULES
or the mission require that persons should hear two
sermons da.iy ana approach the sacrlmen.s OF
penance and the holy eucharist. There Will be
mass every morning at i've O'Clock, at wnich SER
mon Will be preached. There Will be sermon at
half past eight O'Clock mass, al three O'Clock every
afternoon and at hall past seven O'Clock c2ch even.
ing The evening services are specially Tor men and
women whose employment during the day pre-
Guides their attendance. Old ladies' and children
are requested 10 remain at home LII the evenings.
so not to occupy the space which
Will be required IN the church FOR persons who cam.
not ava themselves Of the half-past eight O'cOcki
A. N. ana three O'Clock =. NJ. exercises. ID Friday,
evening there Will be % cOntroverslOnal sermon,
upon the necessity OF COMES sion, as established by
God Front seats IN the main aisle Will be reserved;
for the OF Professionals as the mssIoners invarl
ably make numerous converts TO CathoIiclty during
Their sOjourn. The missionary fathers VIII near,
confessions daily, ana Will be assisted by several
priests. The MISSION, which IS Tor all Christians,
will he continued until next Sunday week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15
Petition of Claimant.

To THE HONORABLE THE SENATE THE STATE OF
The petition Of jeremiah oDonovan Rosa, citizen and
York, respectfully shows to your honor
Toa aa Of ae ae % from the
Sa Of election msns y law has been Issued
ator ON the following grounds:-
fThat he received majority of all the votes cast, If
rue canvass and return were made.
said William NJ Tweed and counted for him. which
voted by aliens, Minors persons
TO vote, persons voting more than once and In in
upon false aud fictitious names upon the names
of other electors al OF which, the number upwards Of
Thd-That the conduct of the registration prior to the
election, with the violence and fraud
'nTSasaSos nearly me who's Of s9d district
That the day Of election the polling booths which
OF the district and violence and ntmidston were
Tree exercise Of the right Of suffrage "
That few exceptions the Inspectors of Election
said Tweed his friends and removable from their Offices
the of votes was in most cases merely pre-
tence number Of votea be allowed to said Tweed
hs inspectors legally authorized BY your
petitioner to be the OF ballots for the
driven from the polls or Excluded BY the poce or
And locked up by police magistrates on frivolous preex in
FoThat the result declared by the Board County
votes: for your petitioner. sss7 for Anthony Miller, a4sS
large number e vo,e, w.t. upwards
wherefore your petitioner prays tina. may
Be Ss s h the end f s
sstd district in your honorable body.
And petitioner Hs sysT Rffy opoNovAu ROSA
S SUns " i PIa yoE Of Counsel
NEW YosK. Dec. 3d. ISL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15

His Protest Against the Flee.
ton of Tweed.
Tho Petition He Sends to the Legislature--Re-
peaters. False Registers and Illegal Votes
Charges That Will Require To Be
Standardization Will the
Whole Thing Workl

We publish below the petition OF jeremiah
0'Donovan Rosa, which Will be laid before the
Committee on Privileges and Elections IN the Senate
at Albany tomorrow. 1t will be remembered by
most of the readers OF the HERALD that Rosa con-
tested the seat for Senator OF the Fourth district Of
New York with .Bossr Tweed at the last election,
and that he was defeated by q majority OF over
twelve thousand. In the subjoined petition it
Will be noticed that Rosa alleges that
Tweed won the DAY through fraud and
cRicanery, and he brings forward strong testimony
10 prove that al least six thousand votes which
were registered In favor OF his opponent belonged
by right to him: that Tweed through his emissaries
caused an enormous number OF votes TO be fraudu
lently registered, his partisans voting early and
often with vengeance Aliens and unqualified
citizens were allowed TO vote so long they stuck
by the great Sachem OF the lately demolished Ia m.
many Wigwam. These persons who were fairly en-
titled TO vote. and VINO wished to have
Rosa for their representative in the Assembly,
met with obstruction, annoyance, and In many
eases personal violence, while those who did manage
TO deposit their ballots had their votes utterly null
hhed by the action OF the inspectors OF the boxes
who took care either TO destroy Rossa's tickets or
tarn them over TO his opponent. OF course all
these allegations require TO be suDstantiated, and It,
b highly probable that this herculean task vii
never be accomplished. Possession is nine points
OF law, and, doubtless, william M. Tweed who
knows this TACT SO well VIII chuckie and inquire
''what is going to be done about IL" whom he reads
Of this modern edition OF the Liam citations of
Seremlah.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15
STATE HOMEOPATHIC SOCIETY.

The New York Association In session-scelk.
ing 20 Build Homeopathic Asy luni-Diss
GUESSING the subject OF Vaccination.
ALBANY, Feb. Ia, 1872.
At the meeting OF The State Homeopathic Medical
Society to-day the following among other officers
were elected:-Presldent, ii. A. Hougnton, Reese.
vile: First vice President, Charles sumner Ro.
chester; second Vice President, ii. l.. Hutchins,
Batavia; Third Vice President G. L. CHORD, Hamil-
ton; Recording secretary IL. NJ Paine, Albany;
Corresponding Secretary, Il. ID. Jones, AlDanys
Treasurer, DR.. II. Hunting, Albany
A resolution was adopted recommending ah0mes
opathc asylum for the insane to the Legislature for
an appropriation .
Dr. WALDO called up the subject OF vaccination.
which was under discussion yesterday, and, after a
full and free interchange OF views, the following
resolution was adopted-
Resolved, That In fact that Dr. H. Martin OF
Highlands has devoted his and energies the
propagation animal vaccine, that bis Society endorses
u approves of vaccine virus as furnished by him.
The adoption or this resolution signI6ed that th6
Society repudiated the use OF humanlzed virus for
vaccination.
Bngnamion was assigned "a the place for hold.
ing the next annual meeting. The time oil the
meeting VIII he announced hereafter W tue Re-.
cording secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15
GRAND DIVISION OF THE SONS OF TEMPER
ANCE.
PouGHKEEPsIE, y. Y. Feb

PouGHKEEPsIg y. y, Feb. II, 1872.
The quarterly session oil the Grand Division Of the
Sons Of Temperance or Eastern New York, com.
prsing twenty five counties, was held here to-day,
J. w. Harcourt, q. w. p, presiding. who reported
an increase OF membership since last meeting; also
That IN Albany, Schoharie. Saratoga and washing.
ton counties Order Is weak. lie stated that tho
reports from the cOlored divisions were not fattcr-
ing, all being IN sickly condition He called the
attention OF the members TO the temperance laws
now pending IN the legislature and urged the for
warding OF pelltions without delay.
Grand Scribe II. IL. Hopkins reported 333 divi.
siOns In existence IN the tw enty five counties, with
q membership of 1861 males and .43S females,x
and twenty colOred organizations, with member
ship OF 800. The largest division In the United
states Is No. o OF the city or Poughkeepge, which
has a membership OF GIL. In the general fund OF
the Grand DIVISION there 1888 90; In the "pr0-
pagation fund.-" $555 rs; total, Sl,794 ~.
Although the weather to-day was quite stormy, q
goodly number OF delegates were present IRON all
parts Of the stale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15
UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS.

The Grand Parade Wnshinrton's Birth
day-Programme Of the ProcessiOn-An I'm.
posinK Turnout Expected.
The order OF United American Mechanics OF this ana
adjacent cliies have made preparations for grand
parade WashingtOn's birthday. IL Is expected
that councils from the various towns and cities OF
New Jersey and Philadelphia Will unite with their
New York brethren In making this The finest parade
of the order IN this country. preliminary parade
Will take place In Hoboken and Jersey CITY. 1he
following circular from the Committee OF Arrange
ments Will give an idea OF tne programme:-
The committee the of the procession as
follows thereby making 4 much shorter):-
Place OF i9f%s' ion place, Murray and Warren
up Broadway to Fourteenth street. thence to Filth
nue. down Union square around wash
ngton Monument then be reviewed by the Committee OF
State Council officers, and dismiss ,
the Marshals will be at the Astor House O'Clock
A. NJ until the parade starts, at hapas twelve O'Clock on
You viii also inform the Secretary win have music
Ser not One of the committee or WIN meet YOU on
arrival II you Of Council not receiving this
I Each Council viii appoint marshals charge of
The New York city, Brdoxyn and Staten Island Councils
will form themselves at their council rooms In time to pro
past eleven O'Clock A. Warren street right resting on
You there as best suits ba. Where
please notify the Secretary so that we detail aid
The jersey fenneylvunla COUNCILS VIII train
eary enough jersey City Hoboken
and hafpas ten O'Clock A. M where they will be
Hoboken and Jersey City Councils also
arshas, when you will place formation at
place and Murray street.
The following colored sashes will designate the rank OF
marshals, &c. =
The Grand Marshal red sash; Assistant, Grand Marshall
red sash Deputy Marshal, blue Aids, white sash.
Committee OF Vice President,
red silk sashes and white badge Secretary and Treasurer
blue silk sashes and white badge.
The National and the different State Council officers Will
meet at the parors OF the committee, In the Aston House,
New York city between eleven and twelve O'Clock A. NJ
Any further Information required will be furnished by the
Secretary.
Yours fraternaly, In H., ]. and s.,
w. L. X. VAUGHAN, President Of the Committee.
r. q. VALENTINE, Secretary OF COMMITTEES, No. college
place. New York city.
N WATERBURY,. Vice President
WILLIAM H. MATTER, Treasurer.
The officers selected TO participate In the demon
sfration are:--
Grand Marshal, @. De Garcia, OF New York; Grand
Assistant Marshal, George W. White Jr, OF New
Jersey; Deputy Marshals, l.. freeand, j. b. Grant,
George Beebe or New York; Reserves, Jonn w.
BarUer, James Marshall, A. DeBevoise and u. Van
Rlper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15
MINNESOTA.

st. Anthony md Minneapolis United Under
the Latter Name-Rcported Loss Of the
Canadian surveying Party from Duluth.
ST. PAUL. Feb. IA, 1872.
The cities Of Minneapolis and st. Anthony were
united under the name OF Minneapolis yesterday by
q large majority In both cities.
The severest storm OF wind and snow Of the win.
ter occurred here on Monday night and lasted till
yesterday. The mercury. remained below zero all
day. Inc velocity vi the wind was twenty miles per
hour. The railroads west OF this place all block
AIDED.
1t Is feared That the Canadian surveying party.
under Colonel McNab, and numbering aoout
twenty-five persons, which left Duluth In open
boats for the north OF Lake Superior, about month
ago, nave persisted In some storm. They were last
heard from on the 24th OF January, making tor Isle
Royal The lake was fnll OF ice snQ storm was
then prevailing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15
THE CAR THIEVES.
To THE EDITOR OF THE nERALD:-

To THE EDITOR OF THE llERALD:-
On my way to the Academy Of Music on tuesday,
at quarter TO eight r. NJ, mounted street car
crowded, as usual, opposite the Filth Avenue hotel.
men, VINO Jostled and hustled the PASSENGERS as
they entered or came out. Women anu ehi'uI t,
had the greatest dIfI0nlty In getting through tns
moo OF roughs and the conductor appeareu
unwilling or unable to enforce order. Wltn some
door OF the opera mouse found myself minus
pocketbook with money and other papers III ~.
These fellows now believe were an oreaillcu uouf
or pckp pockets working under the sham on euIia,
ton and the cover OF darkness. An oVcfcroWuvu
stree. car especially at night IL certainly asp'ehuiu
AS'"A'" ~ A STRANGER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15
THE NEWARK SEWER swINDLE.

Captain McLear, the late inspector OF the sewer In,
Walnut street, Newark. states that he was never
offered cent by Mr.. Carlin, the contractor on tina
said sewer. He Ia satisfied the work was honestly
performed, and that every dollar received from The
city 10y MIN and Mr. Carin was faithfully earncd.n
The people OF Newark are quite willing 10 suspend
judgment In this and other kindred matters TIL the
meeting OF the next Grand Jury, which Is expected
TO follow the example set DY the Grand jury OF
Hudson county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-15

Sssssa V e om The part. in ssnsT a. gS
esman. charges declaration false and that
the ssssna the sS
sco. and allies q he saia ws% Twesd Who aid
Re sSs a:pss!sr: q election
sus sd
!yesn The said Mayor and said William ii Tweed one
James lcLaren and other persons claiming
sn ns sna IA
sDOs q law Justice and far asaps spoi9.sa 70 such p0,
n1 IF Of. sss % is md wise
with a. n. s.scu rss
hs %i
81 said last appoinea person.. qualify, that
Sa d % s
% o. s sasr M pS0 a anS
Senate district the Inspector. Of Election who actually
on s s Of or aSs s sy S
that many Of them under Indictment for that
for district Of which they were appointed and
ss @ hss
IN as g anS
upon political patronage dispensed controlled by said
Tweed That many Of said persons wronsfIlly held said
lion received By them IN said positions and tna at The in
OF IWeeC OF inspectors
at the time of their appointment such ONCE, a
short Time Prior hsTso placed the pay rolls Of The the DE-
county government.
EghThat the poll clerks in the respective election dis
tricts throughout the said Fourth Senate District
leced and appointed with like intent from among
class Of the inspectors OF election forth
In the preceding charge.
Ni-That throughout the district the places
selected and designated places of registration and polling
places degnedy located in the portions or the
respective election districts, were small and incon-
veDent places of meeting and wholly unht for
their surroundings their inadequate Of ingress and
their bad and defective light all of which
buted deter and prevent legal voters from visiting the
pos screened the illegal of and other unqua
lied and rendered fraudulent practices the part
OF inspectors OF election and poll clerks OF preparation
and difficult of detection.
Tt--That there registered in the Fourth Senate
district and in each ward and election district said Senate
district prior TO and for the election OF the said M of No
yember such number Of persons as appears IN the fol
lowing statement. which In copy OF certificate from the
Bureau Of Elections the original Of which Is the posses
sion OF claimants COUNSEL
BUREAU ELECTIONeo
CITY AND COUNTY or NEW YORK.
Drown Stone Building, Chambers and ss
NEW YORK, JAN 81, 1872
SIR The following statement showing number Of
votes registered for the election of November 1871 the
Fourth Senatorial District of the city OF New York;
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thus giving said Tweed majority Of 779 the claim
ant That the following statement n OF certificate
OF Election Of claimants
counsel sets FORTH district by district the
| turned, canvassed, estimated and declared
i nv