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LOCAL COLUMN.
John Scots Ritters.

John 2oot's Bitters.
John Roots Bitters are family medicine
"ohn Roots Bitters cure general debility.
John Roots Biters cure dyspepsia Use H.
John Roots Blitsrs cures fever and ague
'"hn Roots Bittcrs cures all billions diseases.
John Roots Btters cures nervousness and head
ache. Try it. They are warranted
John Roots 3 lto-s cures indigestion. Try it.
'ohh Roots B.tters are not a whisky drink
Store. N PEI iiO"9S Diui
2ohn Roots Bitters are sold by all Druggists
on 1 bchgsIon and Emil kHhler. Rock Island Ms
"hoiesalc and retail druggists 5-22deodmwf6w1,
Noi" " 9Hlth& Bonney, Druggist Rock Island.
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ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.
A CHALLENGE
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM

T. your hup. r. uas been tried by thousands such
a. Fuu who have been cured. many Ia their graft
tudu, have lent their names Co u-. that suffering
humanity can read their evidence and believe.
Don experiment with new and uutrird MIXTURE
you cannot auurd ltuut trN aIuurp this Invaluable
article. u BE- warranted tu break up the most
troublesome cough 90 o. few hour. ll not uf too
long standing r. B. warranted Co give entire -at-
-flCti0u boz Al cases Cd. luus and throat dirgulte-
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Thu Weather...To.Day.

The following shows the temperature
NJ Tur ARGrs OFFICE to-day. as IN
/ Dictated by thermometer:
:, %. above zero. ~ VI. 30 above zcrC
|PN NJ. 23- - J. p" ~
I Pleasant.
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PERsoNAL.-Whcn in New York City
we met our friend DR. J. r Filler OF
Philadelphia. and had a most delightful
time with him He will well recollect the
occasion when We remind him of Central
Park. Harlem Lane. Floreuce's great re
sort with its fine spread for folks with ap-
petiteS for good things and the champagne
and oysters 10 which we did such good jus
ticc on that occasion Speaking about
the doctor seems to bring him before US.
with hi, fine looking face, heaming
good looks at Us through his specs.
and never giving Us "A rest in our pleasure
able chat indeed he is quite capable of
keeping "a much larger crowd than we had
ON that occasion. in good humpr and fun
for au indefinite period
The doctor is a wealthy citizen Of Phiia-
deIphia where he rs highly and Justly es-
tccmcd for his professional skill his spen-
did business capacity, his uucrrinc tact
and sagacity. and more good things than we
can say We look forward with much
. pleasure to the next time we shall see his
genial face
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Use Eenne' S Pain Killing
III a &Ic OH.

safe TO Use and delicious cure Colds
Sale II Use and delicious to cure Cramps
SAFE 10 Use and delicious TO curu CAtarrh.
SAFE la g-c ana delicious 10 care Conru-ian~
safe 10 US and delicious TO cure Collie.
~ate 20 u-t and delicious 10 curc Group
SAFE 10 u-r and delicious TO cure Cough.
For sore Throat, mix Renne'~ Magic Oil with
Tor and Use i'r EarEGug the throat. and in -tvert
cases -waJhe the throat At he'd time with three 81
four thlCkuc-ses of flannel wet with the Magic Oh
This prevents bronchial difficulty. and cures Cauk
e. IN tho Throat ard stomach and promotes diees
ton.
ReuHe's PaiE-hi.Iing Magic Oil-NeuralEa.
Ecunc'e Pain Killing Magic Oil-Rheumatism.
Ryuur'- Paiu-kuliug Magic Oil Sciatica
ReHue'- Pain Killing Magic Uil-Chibaus
Renue's Pain killing Magic Oil Spran-.
Reuug'- Pam Killing Magic Oil eadache.
Ecnue'z Pan Killing Magic Ou-TootEache.
Be sure and get he genuine Sold by all homes
aud prosperous druggist, merchants and -rocers
Mann tured only hy WM RENNE q SONS
Pi;tsaoIa Mas. Sold by John BeuEstou, Roct
Island.
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BARLOW INDGo BLUE-Thia is de
signed especially for blUing clothes 1t
di>~aives perfectly clear. and wiIlu1t settle
ON the clothes. Is warranted to color more
water than double the same quantity Of
indigo BE sure You get the genuine, pre-
pared by D. :. Wilrberaer. 253 North ID
street, Philadelphia For sale in Rock Is
land by ali dealers J-7dcodG-m.
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CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER
Bishop whitehouse

VIII preach and administer the ordinance
Of confirmation in Trinity church, to- NOR
row evening Friday, services commencing
ut halt-past seven o clock. =
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A Word to Mothers I!

na az all liable 30 diseases which are the results
o. natural caarrs and which il most ca-.~. do nor
recover Estauuf 1ule assistance rom Judi rioa-
course of treatment: and many Uf You ar- left with
"a WEAKLY, urokeu Gown constitution. " nch makes
t mist rahic and. IN many cases death preferable
Go 10 youF Druggist aud get bottle Of
CONSTITUTION WATER
Taa. forty drops three times d day in four times
the quantity OF water. and IL wi. eurr Won
F"r-.l@ Hy al Druggists. L IL not Spring Va
Iar
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Ladies who arc suffering from certain complaint,
known only to females. should al once get DR. Vel
pans Female Pills. They produce a most charm
inc effect, Sold NY all Druggists.
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Unsolicited Evidence Of itsMerits,
READ THE FOLLOWING;
va. vslEasEa BRIGHT. az ssss. Asal LsaE sal.s

READ TIE FOLLOWING
WA. wslas=z Druggist; ss7 ssss; Allsas ia=E silIa
sPEGSGFtELD Tenn, Sept. ~. lS72
GENTLEMEN ship a. Fix dozen Of Allru- Lung
Bal-am ~ once, We have not bottle left In our
store. IL has more reputation than any cough med
iciuc We have ever sold, and we have been IN the
drug business twenty-scyen years, We mean just
what we say about thu Balsan
Very truly yours,
HURT q TANNER.
AGAIN READ TUE EVIDENCE from Drug
gs who war cured by the use Of the Balsam, aud
h1H -.ll- 10 largely.
b. g. Duttr.lL Druggist at Marine City, Michi.
GN.. write. sept t2th. 1871 " am out OF Allen r
LHH- bnI.am send me a half Of gross a. soon a.
~. can. / would rather BE- out Of any other mcdi'
5i"' poo uN store. The Lung Basam never fails TO
Nl A"V| lnf tuu-r 4H,ietrd with cough"
p. ARMIES Co., iuy most delicate child.
A. -,'tE.N , opium lu any form.
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hEnitAL-AuentiOu Is called 10 the advertise
M'ht oil Dr Bohannan, Of 81. Louis, Mo. His rcpu
'"Hoh Is thEi Of one OF the most successful physi
clans in his speciality in the West.
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80 Page Illustrated. fire plates. sent postpaid 70
cents Dry ipr aitse., on It. Charles Street, St
o"ls, Mo- Tux great Specialist. Read his card.
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Cures without Sneezing.

As n TROGIlE POWDER pleasant 10 the taste
and uausestgs when swallowed. instantly gives
~ the throat aud vocal organs Delicious Sensation
Of Goodness and Comfort Is the best voice tonic In
lne word. Try It, safe, Reliable and only p Cent?
sold br Druggists mailed free Address
Philadelphia.
Van Scuaak Stevenson & Reed, whole sale Agents
chicago For sale IN Rock island by John Beings
iHn. Z Breun"rt. Harper House Drug store, and by
smith & Benny. 1O2ld&wt'
For sale by Emil Eoehler, Druggist. Rock Island.
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]. N, HARRIS & co, ,

CtSCISSATr ..................... ntr,,,
For ale ln Rock leland hy John Beug-tou. n n
TnQma- 6fouau, BfcuHcri speide smitb
a Binury 10! kvrar,
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according to the report Of City Clerk
Barge. the city debt when Murdoch went
ont at office without counting the wafer
bonds wa, Sl5>.2IgN3. IN addition 90
this sum there are city debts. contracted
by the late administrator, a. follows
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The RIGHT 10 vote is hell very cheap in
Arkansas \ Constitutional amendment
restoring suffrage 10 some 10000 citizens
of that State has inst been submitted to
the people, and approved ly large major
ity az the votes east. About 1000 negroes
voted against it. but the republicans gen
orally ratrainel from voting at all, and
permitted it t. be carried by about one
third of the Democratic voters while the
other two-thirds were silent. The Re
publcans have found on, that they can
hold all the State offices under Grant :
Administration in spite 81 any opposition
vote, and the Democrats have discovered
that they only ger themselves into trouble
and gain nothing 10y polling a majority
against the proteces Of the great Ulysses.
Hence the apathy with which the question
of eufranchi-iDg 21U1u more Democrat,
was regarded by both ,ilcs.-St Ian.
E.pub''rp..
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFEITS,

smiths Tonic Syrup has been coanterfcf,ed and
Tue c'anterfeiter brought 10 gtref
smiths Tonic Syrup.
The genuine article must haze Dr John BuErs
private stamp Oh each bottle Or. John Bail only
has the FIsht to Manufacture and -e The ori,,in;I
Joan j. smiths Tonic SlrHp, nl Louisville Nv
LNunlne well The abel Oh each hottie III nv
private amp j. not each ooUle do NOT pur
chase = VUu will he deceived. ; e MY column
advertisements and my show card | VIII prose-
shit any on infringing on my right The genuine
Snuuhs Tone syrup can ouly De prepared bv nv
sa.f. The public servant.
Dr. JOHN BULL.
Louisville. Nov. 3, 1863 ianal-dSwIy
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

Bachelors Hair Dye.
This splendid Hal- Dle Is the best IN Ihe world
Tur Ou'y True ard Prrfcc{ I'VE. Harmless. Reiia
he ana Instantaneous: no disappointment, no ri
tICutuuE jIuE~ unpleasant Gdur Remedies The i'll
effects of fve~ ami washes Produces inn diaEciy
superb hack ug Natural Brown. and leaves tie
hair t.ran. soft and beautiful The genuine gueI
" y ba.4Hul1-- Sold tv a. druggists
}" -%1wIy CuA~. BAECHELuK, Prop, y Y
Temple nF HuNoR.-RoCk Island Temple OF
Honor No. =, meets every Thursday evening, and
Social Temple No. s, every Tuesday evening at
O'Clock. a. IempGrs Hal
GEO. L. CARLTON. W {. T.
r =. RF-~~EEL, v. X I2-22du
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Advertising.
Judicious advertising always pays. ,1c
If you have good thing, advertise It, I'll
ron havn't, don't

Judieious advertising always pays. ro
If you have good thing advertise 1t. I'll
YOU havn't don't
If you don't mean to mind your own
business it will not pay to advertise
Never run down your opponent gooos
in public. Let him do his own adVer-
Using
You cant eat enough in one week to last
a whole year and you cant advertise on
that plan, either.
A large advertisement once ana then
discontinued creates the impression that
the man has tizzled
It's as true of advertising as OF anything
else in the world-if it : worth dong at all,
its worth doing well
Iniudicious advertising is Ike hshlng
where these are no fish. You need not let
the lines fall in the wrong place.
If you can arouse curiosity by an adyer-
tisement it is a great point gained, The
( fair sex don hold all the curiosity IN the
world
The people who advertise only once in
three months forget that most folks can
remember anything longer than about sew
en- days
\ standing advertisement, even though
small one, is like a sign over store
ever in sight, and a constant suggestion t.
the public of something the public should
have, and the place to get IT,
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FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS

Nor spring TO break no cutting Of sash Chtuy.
rahle, very easily applied; holds sash at any It4
desired. ana seIt-lasJener when the sash is cow
send stamp for circular Circular and SIX cops.
brUnzed iuCks sent to any address il the I n.>
paid. on receipt of soc Lheral inducements Hr.
trade. Agents wanted. Address REISINGEE = A~
LO-k co, Ne. As Market Street, HARRISON q.
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HORRIBLE.

I suffered with CATARRH thirty years and ~, ca-g.
by simple remedy. VIII send receipt, ru--a-.
free, TO all afflicted Rev. T, J, MEAD, : rarr-.
New York
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AGENTS! A RARE CHANCE !

We Will pay all Agents ; % per week n .s-E a-.
viii engage with u AT ONCE Everything t-r. --
! ed and expenses paid Address
A COULTER 4 co, Charlotte Mas
hNfluEV Made Rapidly with Stencil aud k.l
NUM- Check Outfits Catalogue ami g..
particulars FREE. ; NJ >FENt EE IL E4L. ..'
street, Boston. Mass
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RAILROADS,

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC II. II.
GOGNG EAST.
Eyprr.. and Mail, leaves :i5a. m. and 10 20 p m
Accommodation, leaves at 400 =. m.
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PREPARATIONS FOR TILE GREAT DRAWING ON
3p OF DEcEMBER.-Ihe tags, numbered from
10 GO,OOO, representing the tickets III the mani
moth scheme Of the fourth gift concert Of the
Public Library of Kentucky, were, under contract,
delivered TO Governor BRAMLETTE yesterday. This
is the warning note which all would do well to heet.
As these tags are drawn from the big wheel on the
Sd of December next some ucket-holdcr Will be
made richer by $3.50, 900. somebody will feel jolly
over 100000. ami So 900 aded tn his cash capi-
tai Will make some happy man comfortable for nfe.
Even one of the minor gifts-$25,0 900, O,0O0,
$4,000, $4,000, &c.-would be very handsome
return for an investment Of $50.-Courier-Jotr-
nal October II.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge
Bond.-The necessary papers in the case OF
the appeal of j. B. Pace Us. Burgess have
been perfected.
James LII. McVeigh Us. Alexander Earle u
Co. The Injunction heretofore granted IN
this cause was made perpetual, and an ap-
peal allowed.
United States Is. N. 4. Bernstein. De-
fendant plead guilty. Sentence was sus'
pended. o,,,
United States Us. Tally. Motion for new
trial was overruled.
Rolph Us. Petty. Submitted to the court
without Intervention Of jury.
United States u.s. Robert II. Dobbins. Con-
tiuued, Defendant is charged with viola
ton of the internal revenue laws.
United States Us. w. F. Bowie. Motion
for q ne " trial oyerruled.
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THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL WATER LISE-Do-
,Sis or THE UNITED STATES SENATE COMMIT
TIKI oS INLAND TRANSPORT ATtoS--Ies esterday
morning the United States Senate Committee
on Inland Water Transportation, accompa-
MED by Hon. Mr.. Hereford. NJ. c.; Colonel
Darlington, Of the James River and Kama
wha Canal Company; Colonel w. L. Bur-
we'll. General Joseph K. Anderson, the
Lvnchburg and Norfolk delegations, and
others, visited the dock-connections, and
also in>pccted the canal a. far rs the first
locks.
On their return the PARTY were driven
down to the ship-locks. and subsequently
visited MIR. J. L. PAGES tobacco factory. and
we're rourtcollSly shown the interesting
operation of manufacturing tobacco, with
<rh;ch they expressed themselves as being
very much pleased
Returning TO the Exchange Hotel, the
business proper Of the committee was COM
menccd--viZ-. the examination ot en%lneers
and other experts ny to the pracicablllty OF
the james River waer-line and the compile
ton of the Kauawha canal.
The first witness examined was hon. 1lr.
Bocock. He was followed by Colonel Will
liam 7. CraighilI, chief engineer OF the James
River Improvement, who was questioned
O; a eanal-tunnel 10 commence at Crows, at
= rpiut near tallahan's station, on the ChcSa-
rc,ke and Ohio railroad, passing through
the Allegheny mountains, and coming out
within two miles of the mouth Of Howard's
cy,rk-the cost to be about fourteen million
dollars. lie regarded the plan rs practicable,
and caye an interesting account OF recent
surveys which had been made under his
direction, and exhibited to the committee a
man OF the country through which the pro-
posed canal is to pass. He believed that it
could bc completed within six years.
Mr.. II. D. Whitcomb, Chief engineer OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, was next
questioned, and gave sn interesting account
Of the tunnels on the Chesapeake and ONO
road. which had been constructed under his
direction. He thought that the plan was
practicable, and believed it would cost ABOUT
thirteen or fourteen millions Of dollars, and
could be finished within four years and
bali.
General Herman Haupt, who is at pre-
sent manager of the Richmond and Atlanta
line, and who was engineer Of the Hoosac
tunnel, was next examined, and at conslde-
rable length. Messrs. w. I. Burwell and
Id. Crenshaw were also examined; after
which, the committee rose to meet at U
o'clock in the after: oon, at which time they
resumed their session, and examined Gene
ral Williams G.. Wickham, Captain 7. u
Cnghlan, Mr.. Harris, engineer of the james
River and Kanawha canal; Colohel earring
ton, president of the company, and others
The committee will leave Richmond this
morning for the West.
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PROGRAMME FOR THE CONSERVATIVE EX-
ct-Esloy TO PETERSBURG To DAY UNDER THE
AUSPICES OF THE ksMPER kAaPAIGN kLUB.-
The marsbals OF the various clubs and ma
tionalities OF Richmond will report ut the
corner of Ninth and Main streets ut 81
O'clock this Thursday afternoon.
The procession will then be formed III the
following order, and march to the train,
which will leave the city ut 6 o'clock pre-
ci>ey:
/. Music and police.
y. kcmper kampaisn Klub as escort,
Major John II. CL,ioorne marshal.
3. Old Dominion Club, sam. Maccubbin
marshal.
4. German Conservative citizens, George
Klein marshal.
). Irish Conservative citizens, General L.
r. Moore marshal.
g. Italian Cons.r rvative citizens, c. c. salo-
none marshal.
:. French Conservative citizens, Gus. De-
lauue marshal.
< Monroe Ward Conservative Club, Cap
tain William English marshal.
9. Marshall Ward Conservative Club, Cap
tain George A. Ainslie marshal.
10. jackson Ward Conservative Club, w.
r. Roundtree marshal,
II. The Manchester Clubs -Awakes,
Central, and West Eud--will pe taken on the
train at Manchester and Manchester Cross
ing.
Each nationality viii march under its ow n
banner, and those not having one will be
supplied by the kemper Klub. The Clubs
have been assigned places in the procession
In the order OF seniority, and it has been
deemed proper to place our adopted citizens
in the body of the procession, and in the
order indicated by their numbers in the
community.
Citizens not belonging to any Of the clubs
who desire 10 take part in the excursion will
attach themselves for the occasion to the
club or nationality of their preference.
Merchants and businessmen generally
who have employ desiring to SO with this
excursion are expected to grant them leave
Of absence at 5 O'Clock.
A member Of the kemper kampaign Klub
will be in charge of each coach OF the train
and be its conductor. lie will he indicated
ty his badge.
The round-trip tickets for this excursion
have been fixed at Il very smaA figure so as
to bring them within tue reach OF every one,
aud NAV he purchased during this morning
at the kcnper kampaisn klub-rooms, cor
ucr of Npth and Main streets, and at the
licket-olEce Of the Petersburg depot this
evening irom to o'clock.
No person will leave the train until ar
rived in igont OF Jarratt's Hotel, at Peters
L,irg.
A nat,car will accompany the train de.
signed for the use Of those ia charge of the
fireworks, balloons, and cannon. ANY club
desiring 10 display banners or notices or to
IRE cannon may make a detail for the pur'
pose, und havc place assigned to them on
the fiat. But al such details will report to
General Peyton Wise, Chief Of Kemper
KmnlNign .hiub.
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POLICE CoURr, WEDNEsDAY-Justice White.
Dolly Lewis inegro), arrested as person OF
unsound mind and dangerous character 70
go at large, was committed to Jali TO await g
commission de lunatico anQuirendo. I
John Dooley was fined " for interfering
with Justice Thomas Hewlett (colored) IN
the discharge of his duty.
Joseph Bauer and Jack Collins (boysl,
guilty of annoying and insulting James F..
Webb, were fined 81 each. -, -,
James McDonough (negro) was tined u
for obstrucing the street with hls hack.
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MEETING OF TIE GRAND DIVISION OF SoNs
OF TEaPERANcE.-This body met in annual
session In Harmony Hall last night. The
meeting was called to order by G.. W. a.
Caleb Jacob. 'a E5a,.@ .ta "s@fItS - z
Mr.. T., Wiley Davis, G. s., stated that upon
consultation with the officers of the Grand
Division resident here he had opened q
correspondence with the other officers, who
alf concurred in the opinion that the regular
meeting Of the Grand Division, which was
to have been, held in Portsmouth, should be
changed to this city, and that the meeting,
without transaction Of business, adjourn to
meet at the call OF the Grand Worthy Patri-
arch. .,..,
!. On motion, 1t was resolved that when the
Grand Division adjourn 1t adjourn to meet
in Portsmouth on Monday the 10Th of De-
eember, at p O'Clock p. NJ. Z. ::
The meeting then adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-23

LECTURE BY PROFESSOR ANDREws.-The
lecture, by Mr.. VS.. Andrews, on Dialect
Hlmor," at Assembly Hail. on Tuesday
night, was complete success. Taking the
dialects of England, Scotland, Ireland, and
America,-including, of course, the negro
he gave an anecdote or conversation requir-
ing the impersonation of two or more char
acters. These he executed in the most mas
terly style, changing his voice and manner
to suit the characters. His mimicry was
perfect. In his delineations of American
humor he drew largely from Mark Twain,
Josh Billings, and Bret Harte. His repre-
sentation, in voice and manner, of the
Widow Bedotte could not be more to the lite.
The audience, though not large. was intel.
lectual and highly appreciatiye. We noticed
amongst it nearly every minister in the city.
Tonight he will. by invitation, repeat the
lecture on "Dialect Humor," at the same
place.