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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-15
DR.. C. BIGELOW,
Confidential Physician,

No. aT7 & 2T9 ). Clark ST., Cor. Van Buren,
CHICAGO. - Ills
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CLIMAX! CLIMAX!

PG.-e's ca max Salve, Family
s-eSsing for % cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without il.
We warrant it tOcure Screfula
Sores, Salt Rbeum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Sealds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
1t has no paraIlei-haying per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is compound of
Arnica, with many other Ex-
tracts and Balsams, and put up
IN larger boxes for the same
price than any other Ointment.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-15

In Iowa the Democratic party is aband-
oned as an active organization. The Anti
Monopolists, composed of the honest men
from both parties, have the field, and in
stead of demanding a simple repeal of the
late salary they will demand that the
salary of Congressman be reduced to al
ante bellum basis, namely: $4,000, and thi,
will be made the issue of TIE next campaign
Since produce has come to that basis anC
in fact almost every thing else it is moi
more than just that Congressman should
come to it also. The President will be in
Guided as WELL and the Reform thus com
pleted. -Des Homes Leader.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-15

No. III & a79 5. Clark ST.. Cor Van Buren,
1t y wellknown ny all readers of this paper that
iT Z. BiteloH is the oldest Established physician
Chic 20, who has made he treatuen, of all chronic
and sexual diseases speciality Science and expect
b. &C We made Df. " the most renowned >PE.
CT Al ~I OF III" age, houorcd by the press esteemed
the highest medical attaInFrents by NIL the medi
al institute Of the day, hrying devoted TWENTY
YEARS OF HIS LIFE in per.ect, re M dies that
viii cure po- 'tirels the worst CT CHR NC
AND PRIV ATT DISEASE to "t the ,rENlr' URI-
NARY ORG ms in b lh sexes Seminal Weakns-
producing Nervousness. Aver ion To Socie V, I'M
pared vision, Loss of Memory and Manh cd pei
fecIly cured. Ii i eyiden that one who nfines
himself 10 the study If ceIisin diseas =. treating
thousands OF Eases every year. must have greaftr
skill than physician IN general practice Read
his MEDICAL TREATISE tor ladies and gentleman.
zen FIRE 10 any add err in seated envelope consult
aiion free The finest rooms in the city, with sep
Ifate par o's Tor ladies and Gentlemen. eau; yo.
,1iiy the doctor. Co dependence C.itfidenia
Aid ess all eitefs TO tR blGhL,iW, No 10
. Clark 81 Office hours from a N. 10 Pm; sun
DAYS 2 NJ to5
n Ladies', send fora descriptive circular OF
lexsdrfe RefHeet the best prevention of conception
knuwn Sent Ia any address enclose STAMP,
The following testimonial rs 10 the skill and sue
cess of DR.. C. Bigelow was published in this city.
Rel FOR rAE AFFtIcTED-Di-ea of pc
cuar nature ra.lu ire more than Ordinary ana
attentt n, by skifnl ana we'll educated physician
There are a great numb Of rcltLdtrs to physical
citnce, who gull the unwary. who issue long d
vtrtiseme"ts and bring pre- ended testimonials
from all pats of the world as to thei wonde fal
uwl>age. but who, " hen IL ted by p rson OF
Ordinary good common sen-e, are found TO be I'M
cluainted with al 10 the first rucsples of mcdi-
ca seen e. aud ign ant OF the very .ames of CO.
tai parts II The hum III sySt TEN, xperimeuted
nd expressed b.. the me icai world such men
ahound in Chicago and who take car to refer to
distant places medical aracter, instead OF
ere. where the cheat could be detected.
DR.. b. Glow is Ii is ass. He is ular
b ed phys an. His rep tation Is be>l kuo. II here
in GU dst. He wants no distant re'ere ceS, but
IL well spoken OF by every one e trusting Tho m
ves to his care. While the world eHdures this
CT IS of physci re uired. If any on,
needs such service, it is of the utmost importance
IL engage only man whose experience is equal tC
his otfe of .neGIca aid Il. without prejudice OF
any terest in saying other tia the ruth we rec
ON end most cor iall, d mpbat,ca ly such to
visit DIR. Bge ow. his Mira rooms 2T9 = ars
St, Chic CO. Chicago .J0gFa /, De. J. 1863
4ladSwlN
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A COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
NJ ESSRS. j. a. L. MAGUIRE, ST Louis. Mo. Gen
tlemen:-The undersigned. having known you for
many years reliable chemists and PharmachGtisis
and observing the effective action nf your remedies
for Whatever recommended. wish TO bear voluntary
evidence tothe efficacy Of you lrst and, in orr upig
ION. best prcparatIvn, IN AGU IRE : EINDl'RAA-
GO BtfrEhS." II ia atffhat you claim 70 Il gs AZ
Alternative purgative. depufsor and diureiir, IN
specially upon the dyer, blood, kidneys sad bowels
JOSEPH BROWN, Mayor, who adds: i nave
fouud this the most pleasant and effective A'eiriHu
have ever used.
MILES SELLS, stale In-urauC" NO3n4nis >ioi'cI,
who Ndds: Il endorse the Mayors op uiou
TIIoS. RIUHESON = H.E.EFhiNN.
Pre- hite Lead 4 oil oi ehiA 8 Rand Powder
Co. 20.
ID. NJ HOUSE 6 As D.upNTER, ..
Prop. ~. Louis Gl'he. can Dem Cen. Com.
W. T., WAGNER, y. g.. FURGESON,
d Clerk Probate Court "Jenkr,' OF No Dem.
BRITAIN Ali IL, ltENWY r. MUDD,
Attorney al Law. L2ic City 4 Cuttniy Asss.
: BLOOD, FNANK VALE,
Late Priest BtDl Ms SaVinss VIZ. Cour, Criminal
S0Isf.iN j. COI.MAN. . NJ CHAMBERS.
ub AURA Home frts Bai 4 orov Bank
J IA frNETr Els GttEENHUpD
Late CITY Collector. res \. N. Z,
rios WALSH e A. SHY pCk.
Architect Of slryOCk ~ Co
n r. ANDREWS. " T GAY,
oTMondy Michae1tSCo oYtIay iIarnenkaAp & &c
THERON BARNUM. JAMES AbCHER,
of Barnums Hotel enyer, Col
And many others too numerous TO mention.
J& c. MAGUHsE,
sole frvprietors,
price7 6c per bottle ~ L"nis Mo.
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will extend to all the States in the Union,
the avenging power Of an outraged andain
suited public. No amount ofequiyocation
or chop-logic will meet the demands of the
situation. An unconditional repeal Of Che
act the repeal applying to all salaries from
the date of the increase, will alone meet
the popular demand, and, to make that de-
mand punishment for the past and warn
ing for the future, the people propose to
take the election of the next Congress Into
their own hands. -Chicago Tribune.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-15

any, regardless Of cost With emf-GuidiTg Feed
and Automatic Stitch Fastener. All other Machines
require the movement of from IS to 80 pieces to
every stitch-ths requires but Twol Hence 1t is a
symbol OF simplicity ard strength; WITH NO TON
SOME TREAD OF THE TREADLE. For full particulars
send for Circular-then buy no other until YOU see
the Machine, for "seeing Is believing" Agents
wanted IN every tom In tie country, If IS are sent
with the order the balance can be c. o. D Agents
must pay full price for single Machines. per centage
on hrst to be deducted when six Machines are paid
Tor. Terms TO agents, cash with order, or c. o. d.
Near nth q, sEczwl-a 6. u c., sss Broadway NJ.
AL 6.n
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aud
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and now used throughout North
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Liver, Blood, or Skin, IndiSes-
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Thousands of certificates are
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They regulate the System, and
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cT Sold by Druggists everywhere.
j. =. FILLS, Sole Prop'r,
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nme.tt boys or girls IL ~ ent rely
without rival Most youths, aside from their
tudis are perfectly capable of doing all the job
printing in IN ir fathers business
Branch Office, SAB Bro dway and - NJ rcer SITS,
W Yo K. Kelly, Howell 4 Lupwig 9e7 Market
street, Philadelphia. 1911 DIFF
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DR.. S One

liz West Madison ST.,
CHlCAGO..... ..............,. Ill.
(Regu ar Grad ate of Incidence
Treats all CHRONIC, SEXUAL and PRIVATE
DI EASES, OF both sexes, at reasonable prices
3,736 Cases Cured since the Great Fire.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, SPr RMATORKIIOEA
might losses ) AUAL DEBILITY and impotency
loss OF sexual power all impediments to mar
iage permanently Gu ed. No mercury used Pa
Iients at a distance treated by. ett,r-nctiicin 8
sent cverywher. Com uilatiOn .ree. peI-o ally or
by mail. Cures qua anteed or III ney refun"ed.
Female Pills e. ira strong tsafe and sure) by mai
s.. Male Safes 81 each, or tor 81. Al! ~, male
difficulties ana Irregularities trcafed with safety
and success.
A BOOK describing all Private Diseases 10 both
n sexee and 81 culars, &c, for Married Folk,
all sent sealed to any address for two stamps All
letters confidential
Please state where you saw this notice. 10 4dw1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-17
DedIca,inE "a Chapel.


THE EXERCISES, YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, Al
PONED.
Yesterday was sst apart for the dedication of
the new chapel recently built by ST. Paul's NJ
n. Church, beyond 18th street bridge, but as the
exercises were proraoted until late hour in
the afternoon the final dedication did not take
place, but the ceremonies will be performed at
an early date. The building was completely
filled, and many went away unable to obtain
seats.
Rev, Enoeh Stubbs preached very excellent
sermon from Cor. IA" For after that in the
wisdom of God. tho world by wisdom knew not
God, it pleased God by the fooishness of preach.
ing to save them that believe"
At the close OF the preaching, statement of
the cost and condition of the chapel was road
which made the entire cost of the lot, building
furniture and surroundings, amount to about
$l70O, with bills unpaid amounting to 5000 A
collection was than taken for the balance un-
paid, and about $500 were realized.
The building IL Frame painted in stone and
white. The size is twenty-four by forty feet
AMI is located upon lot forty by eighty feet,
situated on the s. &. cor. of 14th and Claymont
Sis. The chapel is very neat and tasteful
building, and besides being great convenience
to the people OF that section of our city, il re-
fleets great credit on the committee OF erection
and especially to MIR. Jacob f. Sharp the chair.
man of the committee.
The committee have decided to call the chapel
"KngswOod, in commemoraton OF tbe piace
wtcre John Wesley preached his first open air
sermon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-17
BRANDYw1NE MILLS QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
The Turt.
SECOND DAY OF THE RACES AT sHUTZEN PARK-DE.
oIsIoNs OF THE FIRST DAYS RACES.

SECOND DAY OF THE RACES AT sHUTZEN PARK-DE
| oIsIoNs OF THE FIRST DAYS RACES.
The second fall trot at Shutzen Park was con
| tlnued on Saturday Tho attendance was agar
slim The track was improved some what.
The first trot was the concluding heat Of the
$50 race, which was undecided when night came
| on on Friday. This heat and the race were wou
by Lady Thompson, the second purse being Civ.
on to lommv bod and the third to Lady Fash.
ion. Time OF last heat, 2 5012.
In the race which was nearest 3 30 time, the
decision OF the Judges was rendered awarding
the first purse to Little Fraul the second to
Capt. Jack, and the third to Topsy.
The horses were then called in the three min.
ute race, for which the following entries had
been made
l. j. McOrystal, enters b. M Flora.
Owner. enters b g. Tommy bod,
.. e. W. Fitzwater, enters IN. Lady Fash
f. B. Ellington. enters b. m. Lldy Thorn.
ton.
G. F. Fox, enters b. m Flora Temple.
The purse was 5l00 $50 to first, 525 to sec
ond aud Sl5to third
Six heats were trOtted to decide the race, the
first OF which was won by Flora IN 2. So the sec
ond by Lady Thornton, in 2 81; the third by
Lady. Thornton, in 2 55J5 and the fourth and
two succeeding boats by Tommy bod in 257k
257l5 aud 8 Oh respecivsy. Tommy bod
therefore won the race aud the irst purse, Lady
Thornton the second and Flora the third
"here was yet another race to be trOtted, ODen
to all horses which had never beaten 2.33 for a
purse OF 5000; $125 to first 500 to second and
325 to the third. The entries we're:
l. VIM. Ash, enters b, IN Efis.
2. james Harper, enters G. &. Starch.
q. y Alklnson, enters 6. 9. Snow Flake.
81 lie won the first heat in 2 501l S4owh Ike
the second in 2 53ll and Starch the third aud
fourth in 2 56 and 50l6. At night the race was
undecided, and was postponed until this T, N.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-17
Tho ALLEGED HnrsIn,u.

VISIT OF MAYOR rIMMs AND DETECTIVE WOOD
MYSTERIOUS FEMALE OF "MAdNlFICENT" slYLE
APPEARA ON IHE roENE-wHo Is sHE
[COrrt sFOndence Of the tommerciall.
New CASTLE, Nov. 10.
Yesterday afternoon Mayor Sinms of your
city came over to NV Castle, accompanied by
Detectives Wood and Haines of Phiadelphia.
They were both admitted to the prison, where
they saw the burglars, but tho result OF their in-
teryiew we are unable to state. We are informed
OH good authority that MIR Wood expressed the
belief that should the four suspected bank rob-
bers he convicted aud publicly whipped, their
fnends from Philadelphia will make an attempt
at rescue.
During the stay of the detectives in
tho jail, woman, representing her
self 10 be a sister Of Lawler's. came
to the deputy, and requested an in-
terview, which was very properly refused at
which the woman seemed to be much affected
At this juncture, Mr.. Wood came out OF the
prison aud began To question her, and found
that she neither sister nor kin of any kind
to any oil the prisoners. She was however, tho
match of the detective. and he could gain no in-
formation from her. Finding that attempts to
gain AdInittanGe to the prison would be futile,
rhe got in her carriage and was driven rapidly
towards Wilmington. She was magnificent
looking woman and her carriage, driven by
celOred cohchman, was the admiration of the
town.
Who was she is the question which is agita-
ting official circles about the prison.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-17
from New Castle.
NH oGLEs APPoINTMENT--A CASE OF CONSCIENCE
--RuMoRED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BY REV. j.
W. JAoRboE.
ICorrespapdence of the Commercially

Mr. oGLE's APPoINTMENr--A CASE OF CONSCIENCE
-RuMoRED ooMPHOMIsE-LEcTURE BY REV. j.
W. JAoRsoE
Correspondence Of the Commercially
New CASTLE Nov. 15.
The appointment of MIR, Oge, as Recorder
of deeds for this county, although 1t was looked
upon as probable, does not appear to have given
entire satisfaction among Democrats. Some of
them seem to think that he has enough of the
plums out OF the political pie Mr.. 0gle, is how
ever. il genial fellow, and no doubt will be
popular among his brother officials.
One Of our prominent merchants received,
some days ago, letter enclosing thirty dollars,
which tie writer informed him was Tightfully his
Uhe merobant's) and that he thanked his God
he was able to return the sum, which he would
find enc osed. Efforts were made to ascertain
il possible the party who has thus become 80
suddenly conscious stricken but without any re-
suit, and the merchant cannot imagine on what
account the money was sent TO him.
We have heard rumors to the effect that a
Commissioners and DR. v Lesley, in respect
to the Injunction he had placed npon them. We
we're informed however, by member of that
body that nothing official had been determined
in the matter, though there had been some out
side talk in regard to it.
An evening entertainment will be given in tho
New Castle NJ Il. Church, on Wednesday, Nov
ember 26th. The Rev, J. W Jackson will lecture
mn You and l." Music will be furnished by
home talent before and after the address. The
proceeds to be applied by tue trustees in the
manner which they may determine for the bene-
fit of the church,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-17
FinanciBI.
PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY
New YoEK, Nov. II.
rold opened, this morning, at 81 ,O99S.
ThetIayton LeaH.

MEETING FOR oRaANIzArIoN-FIRsr PAYMENT.
The meeting to organize, and make the first
payment, in the Clayton Loan Association, takes
place on Friday evening. The list of subscribers
now includes over one Thousand shares, and it
is expected that, after the first payment, it will
ill up rapidly,
The strong point of the Clayton is its plan Of
giving the borrower all he borrows, he paying
the premium, monthly, with his interest and
dues. This is the plan of the Union one of the
strongest and most popular Loans ever. .organiz-
ed in this city. Another excellent feature is
the proposed arrangement of having the funds
deposited directly in Bank, without putting
them in the hands of Treasurer. Some of our
most active and we'll known business men are
in the Clayton.
Payments may be made to Mr.. Lichtenstein,
Secretary pro tenn, at any time previous to Fri
day evening, and after o'clock OF that evening
he will be at the meeting place, tho old Board
of Trade rooms
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-17
LK.e.t tsenernl nons.

There is nothing new in official circles al
Washington concerning the VirPinus. The con-
ference between General Hickles .and the
Spanish minister for foreign affairs will probably
take place early this week and the result will
be promptly reported TO Secretary Fish by cable.
At San Francisco, on Friday evening, Joseph
Fhrrady and his friend Charles Dodge went to
the theatre. They went out to take a drink, aud
Dodge bscame intensely i'll and died Farrady,
thinking he would be accused Of poisoning ais
friend blew out his brains.
The grand jury. on Saturday at Albany. N.
Y preferred seven indictments against Charles
H Phelps for forgery and grand larceny. lie
pleaded got guilty, aDe his case was set down
for December
The United States steamer Worcester, hagship
of the north Atlantic squadron. has dropped
down from the navy ward at Norfolk to the naval
anchorage on Town Point yesterday. and will
probably sail for Cuban waters early on Tuesday.
The United States steamer 0ssipeo after taxi
ing on board 3 quantity of torpedoes sailed
from Newport yesterday, for Hampton Roads.
Colonel A. W. Angel. Of the seventh regiment
New Jersey State national guard, and several
companies OF other regiments have rendered to
the adjutknt general Of that state their read
mess for acceptance by the general government
for the Cuban war
On Saturday orders were received at Boston,
from Washington, to fit out the Franklin for
sea at the earliest moment and work on her has
already been commenced The work on the
Brooklyn, now in the dry dock is being pushed
forward
large indignation meeting whereat the
Cuban Outrages wers strongly denounced was
held In st. Louis, on Saturday.
Three boys one son OF W. @. Merit, form
srly OF West Point. and tho others named Nc
Ksll and 0denwalder, OF Highland, Y, about
eight years OF age, were drowned on Saturday,
while skating on the old mill pond near the lat
ter place.
An employee Of the Howe sewing machine
company, at Norfolk Va, WAS caught in the act
of attempting to break into and cob the COM
panys office safe on Saturday night.
At the Tweed trial on Saturday j. Tiljen and
John Garvey. brother Of Andy who was the
court plasterer, entertained a large audience
john GaIvey's defective memory WAS eep, clally
entertaining, and Tweed himself frequently grin
ned IN the general merriment
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-17
BesIHnatIon of a ,lty Pastor

AaV' SAmEs WATERS DECLINES THE sEOoND BAP-
Lisr PAsroRArH, TO FILL PosITIoN IN EEW
YORK.
The resignation OF Rev. James Waters, as pas
sor OF the second Baptist Church, at Fourth and
in french strests, was rendered yesterday, to &c
nsso eject on next Sunday. After expressions
=. reluctanoe the resignation was accepted, il
SSe,ns known that tho decision was inal. and on
nSApoath morning next, Mr.. Waters will take nnal
isSne OF his congregation
..i, Ihs position to which Mr.. Waters has been
ss.led Is that of District Secretary OF tho Ameri
qsn pN Baptist Publication Society in New Yorh
brooklyn and tho cities OF the Hudson. 1t is :
nsly important field of operation, the more es'
psSSlaiy as this lie the jubilee year of the society
s snu 'he denomination intends to celebrate 1t as
SScn ~ Ia an nocoasion deserves. After Decsmber Isl
NJ MI. waters address will be 70 East Ninth street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-17
THIRD EDITION.
The Liquor Cases Before the Court.

1
PATTERSON & RUMFoRD RETAINED RY THE TEMPER
| ANCE MEN-PErTEoNs SIGNED BY LIQUOR MEN TO
BE GRANTED ooNDIIIoNALLY.
Especial by Telegraph TO tfe Commercial
| CoURT Room, New CAsTEE
| 1P. NJ, Nov II.
Court was called at 1910 this morning.
An unusual number OF persons even for court
times are in town, drawn here BY the first sitting
of the court in this county to decide upon ap-
pcation for liquor licenses The court
room was filled to its utmost capacity, and the
exterior crowded with people who were unable
to gain admittance because OF the great number
already filling the limited space in whichsper-
sons were allowed to enter.
After disposing of cases held over from the
May term, and disoharging number of prison
ers, held in the Jail by reason of expired term
and the fact that the prisone ie now much crowd
el the court proceeded to take into considers
tion the applications for license. None have been
granted as yet Messrs. Patterson and Rumford
have been retained by the Temperance men and
are making sad havoc with many of the applica-
tions.
The Court in answer to 6 question from Mr..
Patterson, replied that although it would not say
thet the Oout1 "oulu hot grant Hcehse,H slBneu
by liquor dealers, no licenses would be granted
IL signed by a majority of such persons unless
the Court was personally satisfied of the charac-
ter of the house. Tho Court decided also that
the sgner must be resident of the district
The liquor men look rather blue.
III. H.C.
LArER-TEN APPLICATIONS REFUSED IN WHINING
TON.
The Court approved sixteen applications, and
ten, all being from Wilmington, were not ap
proved. Among them was that of Alex saville,
Sixth and Market streets HHU
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Friends Lyoeum, this evening.

IIIoIsHb IyuouIII tIIAs bVbHIHB.
The departure of Rev. James Waters is a loss
TO the city. He is valuable citizen, as well
as faithful minister.
Yesterday was the second anniversary Of the
ordination OF the Rev. N. O. Naylor. pastor of
the Elm street chapel, to the ministry.
Mechanics Lodge, l. o. o. +. which sent 300
some weeks ago, to their suffering brethren in
Memphis. have received an acknowledgment of
the same.
Nineteen persons wero admitted into member
chip in Union church, yesterday, and at Asbury
43 persons have been taken on probation since
the extra meeting began.
Mr. Childs, ex-Secretsry Borie, and Mr.. Drex-
ell on their passage through Wilmington, on
Saturday, stopped at the Jackson d Sharp car
works, and made a friendly call.
All the Baptist Sabbath Schools in the city will
congregate at the Delaware Avenue Church, on
Babba.h afternoon next to listen to lecture by
Rev. Allan Curr, on the "Mode Teacher"