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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-26

Ny Journal abouad= with similar letter. all O.
which l guarantee to be genuine and written b,
the persons whose name they bear
Do not suffer yourself to be imposed on. Dom
be drawn away after new and doubtful expert
ments. Don't risk your health by letting novice,
experiment upon you with their trash
Ny sarsaparilla has stood the test Of twenty five
years i il still the sarsaparlla Of the ay and Of
the age towering over ali Others in popularity and
IL curative qualities
Avoid all those Who ar trying 10 palm Of OF
you other extracts Of sarsapa-i}la so-called. Re.
member il Is Dr.. John Bulls sarsapaFilla, Of Louis
vile. Ky, that Is the cid and reliable remedy for
impurities of the blood and scrofulous affections
Always bear that ii mind
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LOUISVILLE HI Oct s 1863
Or, JOHN Btu Dear sir. MANY thank. 10 Won
Tor the medicine Eou have 80 kindly given ne /
have been great sufferer for years and had the
advice Of Yari0us physicians Some pronounced
my spine some my IuUgs and some my heart,
10 BE- the seat Of nay disease / hare
been burnt bliztcred and capped until I had
become dlshearteued Several very eminent
clans who examined my spine Informed ne that l
"as threatened with paralysis OF Apapl,xy any
cay and that nothing bat seton olla relieve ne
had perfect horror OF that, ana was AasFtatiu,
hHoAt having one inserted. when You kindly sent
me your Sarsaparli}a which Immediately began to
take three times day. had suffered terribly with
most AGATE pain il The right side Of nv head E.
peclaliy when would read or write for any length
q time, ana on raising 20 my feet would be per
Lect5y blind for several minutes aBl wGuId have to
hold to something to prevent falling.
am mast happy To iufarm Won that the pain in
ny head Is entirely relieved ! suffer but ldum
with my spine and then not SO aCu{eIy. NY appe-
rtte i good; indeed for the first time in my life
ENJOY my dinner more than any other meal during
the DAY.
You kindly sent me four bottles again Iasr nj CHI
and began again this morning ana ! hope TO be
entirely relieved. Please accept ny heartfelt
thanks and best wishes
Very truly Your most gTeatfUl friend,
Mr.. 3. { RIVERS.
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JOHN DEERE'S
IMPROVED WALKING CULTIVATOR

It's Double Arched Wrought Iron Frame
gives greater strength, and enahles as to use
single tongue, atforduy better facility in turning
aud less liability to accident,
It's Height OF Axle gives greater clearance for
tall corn.
Its Whlppietrees Lowered 10 the direct line
Of draft relieves all downward pressure on the end
Of tongue.
Its Improved Safety Break relieves the show
hls and beams from extraordinary strain when
meeting an obstruction.
Its Wrought Iron Coupling gives greater
strength and durability TO this, the vital point in
all CultivatoFs.
It's ShoVeIs are Adjustable to deep or shall
low Work, as well as to throw the soil either way
1t Is essentially a Wrought iron Machine.
Either Wood or iron Beams are furnished.
according TO preference.
These improvements commend themselves TO the
farming eomnsanityi and you have only TO exam
Inc the ADVANCE" to be convinced of its stipe-
DEERE & COMPANY,
MOLINE. ILIINoIs.
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Notice in Attachment.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, !
ROOM IsLANp CoUNTY. p


hoCK bland COUNTY. ."
Circuit Court Of Rock Island County September
Term. A. D.. 1878
Alva E. Campbell vs. Edward wilkins
Public notice il hereby given TO the said Edward
Wilkins, that writ of attachment Issued out of the
otce OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Rock Isl
and County, dated the 10th day Of MAY A d 1878
at the suit Of the said Aiya f. Campbell, and
against the estate Of Edward wilkins for the sum
Of two hundred aud twenty-six (226l dollars di-
rected TO the sheriff of said Rock Island County.
Now, therefore. unless yoH the said Edward Viii
kns, shall personally be and appear before the said
Circuit Court Of Rock Island County, on or before
the first day Of the next term thereof to be holden
az the Court House in the City of Rock Island, on
the first Monday Of September, A. u. 1873 give
special bail ANA plead to the said plaintiffs action,
Judgment will be entered against you and in favor
OF the said Alva e. Campbell, and 50 much of the
property attached a. may pc sufficient to satisfy the
aald Judgment and cests win be sold to satisfy the
same.
GEORGE D, GOULD, Clerk
CoNNELLY d McNEAL, Attys, 6-a4daw
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KEARNEY's EXTRACT BUCEU.

Shopper bottle or six bottles for IS 90 delivered
to any address, secure from observation. Sold
by druggists everywhere Prepared by
KEARNEY s. Co. Io4 Duane St Ny
TO whom all letters for information should be
addressed
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LOTTERY.
100000 Cash
GIFTS TO BE PAID IN FULL.
The Third Grand Gift Concert
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF Ky.

VIII be given in the great hall of Library Building
al Louisville, on Tuesday, July Sih, 1873 al which
time TEN THOUSAND GIFTS amounting to a
grand total Of S5G0,000, CASH will be di-tribu-
TED by lot to ticker-holders. No reduction in
amount OF gifts at sits distribution bus each gift
viii be paid IN FULL.
OFFICE or FARMERS AND DRovERs BANK.
LOUISVILLE, ny. April 4 1873 (
This Is to certify that there il in the FARMERs
AND DkoVEKs BANK, TO the credit OF the Third
Grand Gift Gonccrt for the benefit OF the Public
Library Of nv, FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND Dol
LARS, which has been aHart by the Managers TO
pa the gifts IN full, and Will he held bv the Bank
only FF e
tSigHed) r. : yEFgu caahfar
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Is The only Known Remedy for Brighfs Dis
which 1t has been given, Irritation of tie Neck,
Qtthe Bladder and Inflammation Of the Kidneys.
Liberation Of the Kidneys and Bladder keten-
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Stone IN the Bladder, Gravel. Brick Dust Deposit,
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Ing Weak Nerves Wakefuluess, Pain in the
Back Flushing Of the Body, Eruption on the
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Used BY persons in the decline or change Of
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In many affections peculiar TO ladies' the Ex-
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fg!ness or Suppression of Customary KvaCuations
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NORTH EASTERN MEDICAL DIsPENsA AIRY.
2lD' brAddnck st, tath Ward :
Par

JACOB sCHEETz- EsQ..-Dcar Sir: ! do hereby
certify that a. Physician in charge Of the North
Eastern Medical DisPensary. have given youv Bit.
Ter ''fdlai fair honest ana impartial trial and al
trough II may not appear II be strictly according 10
the rules 0 the profession dc uIhestatiuIy assert
that it al that il Processes 10 he q ram frr
have given II 90 over = different patients and il
nu one instance has il failed To afford relief In one
case know Of four bottles having fully and per
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standing
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shall deeIa Il duty a. wen privilege, to recon-
mend il n, suffering be ievfn ii 10 b. ya-7by ~
tAa iulIest confidence Respectfully Iuu-s
1-3adtt~ty r A GANAGE NJ n
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KEARNEY's EXTRACT BUCHU.

tfffes DISEASES arising from TNgg9tieyioes
ffdtt$ q dissipation, etc, III al their stages at
little expense little or change in diet. no in
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thereby removing Distinctions, Preventing and
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and Inflammation, so frequent in this class of dis
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No 46l South State Street.. cHIcAeo
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
VIII Not the Evangelical Alliance BE q
Eafluref

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
No man OF ordinary intelligence, If he will take
the trouble to reject little can fail to perceive
the daily increasing tendency Of the human mind
toward rationalism. Religion, with It's innumerable
and absurd tenets, win be, within a few genera
tions thing Of the past in spite OF the hopes and
Nor is this bold statement OF mine paradox, but
Is the logical consequence OF the spirit OF inquiry
and freedom OF conscience. In this age when
everything is submitted to the strictest, most Sc
we're and most profound scrutiny and criticism 1t
Is impossible that religion can stand Its ground. 1t
matters little or nothing that there are SO much
church-go and so expensive church building.
Human reason has begun and will not cease to ask,
every day with more increasing strength and per-
sistency, the rational evident proof OF whatever is
taught as divinely revealed. Science is pulling
down religion as surely as an untimely frost nips
the sproutng buds OF the most delicate Mowers.
Who, In the light OF geology, does to-day believe in
the Mosaic account OF creations or course, every
preacher makes daily efforts to explain away the
dinnculties raised BY scientific men against the
Bible. but who gives credit to those explanations,
except those among their hearers who either want
common sense or are plunged in vast and absorb
ing business, or willingly shut their eyes to the
light which streams in such an abundance and
splendor rom the sun OF geological science Now,
Al the very first page OF the so-caed Divine Book Is
strengthening the proof OF Its statement, what
must be thought OF the whole book 1.-THE founda-
tion 10 false. and therefore cheat. fraud. huge
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

MRS. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE Is getting volu-
minous under the temptations prorered by pub
lishers J. b. Ford Co. will soon publish from her
pen large volume, entitled 'Women in Sacred
History: Series of Sketches drawn from Scrip
tural, Historical and Legendary Sources" fully
illustrated by chromo-ithographs after paintings
by Raphael and other great artists.
THE FRENCH BARON DE WOGAN has published his
travels from California to Borneo, in the East
Indies, under the macaronic title, "Du Far West
Borneon 1t tells the story in the first chapter OF
Suffers gold colony, on the banks OF the Sacra-
mento, In 1s3O-nearly twenty years before any
American gold hunters went TO the diggings.
Baron de wogan's description of American civill-
zation is very entertaining
MRssRs. MACMILLAN announce among their
forthcoming works, "On the Theory OF SOUND" BY
Lord Rayeigh; contributions to Solar Physics"
by J. Norman Lockyer; "Cave Hunting" by W.
Boyd Dawkins, and "The origin and Metamor-
phoses Of Insects" by Sir John Lubbock.
THOSE Two VERY POPULAR novels, "My Daughter
Elinorn and 'Miss Van Kortlandt," were written
by Frank Lee Benedict, OF Philadelphia
N. @. HIPPEAN, who published some years since
an intelligent volume upon education In the United
states, has lust issued new book entitled elm
struction Publque en- Allemagne." He draws
striking parallel between our public school sys-
TEN and that OF the Germans, and proves that,
however admirable the provisions made In Ger
many for public instruction. yet the results oh
tanned In America are greater still.
M. ALPHoNsx EsQUIRos has reissued his book.
"Les vierges Follcs,m which was ioolishly sup
pressed by Louis Philippe's censors. IL discusses
one OF the greatest and most delicate problems OF
civilization.
In THE WILL OF JOHN STUAkr MILL the following
provisions respecting his autobiography were
made :-"And whereas In these days no one 70
secure against attempts to make money by means
OF pretended biographies l. therefore, think 10 ne
cessary to state that have written snort ac-
count OF my life, which I leave to the absolute
charge OF my stcpdaughter, Miss Helen Taylor, 10
be published not at her will and discretion, ana,
In the event OF her death In my lifetime, 10 tho
charge and control OF william Thomas Thornton,
on condition that he publishes the same within
two years OF my decease."
PROFESSOR EDWARD @. PICKERING Is about to
publish through Hurd Hongntcn, most valua-
bic and interesting book entitled elements OF
Physical Manipulation" It's IA handbook for the
use OF the student and amateur, showing q series
OF experiments in sound, light, the mechanics OF
Lauids. gases and souds-
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

There will be grand musical vespers at seven
O'Clock in the evening, at which Mr.. John Howen,
basso, and Miss Nellie Kenney, soprano. and
other members OF the excellent choir OF the
church will assist, under the direction of the ac
compllshed organlst Mrs. VIM. M. Adams. The
regular choir which Is composed OF volunteers,
Will be assisted by twenty voices. The congrega-
ton Is small, but faithful and jealous In their en-
deavors to pay on the debt which remains upon
their edihce. The well known ability and piety OF
the Lazarlst Fathers will prove great attraction
10 people OF all denominations residing In the
vicinity OF the Church OF the Nativity, to attend
The services during che spiritual exercises OF the
mission. The event Is, therefore, regarded as most
prOpitlOus by the parlshoners.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05

upon them, and they have done good work for the
Church OF Rome, as their missionary abors will
attest. And have also been informed that there
were five or six coored bishops in the EcumenicaI
Council which declared the infalliDility OF the
liberal or have less charity than Romanistss Pro
fession Is nothing; action is everything Let the
Alliance look to 1t. COLORED CLERGYMAN.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
The Meetings To-Day.

DR.. Adams made several announcements as to
future meetings. the more significant OF which had
reference to the public meetings at the Academy
OF Music and Steinway Hall this evening at half
past seven O'Clock. Admission to the Academy OF
Music will be by tickets, which will be obtained
gratuitously at the doors. A portion OF the
Academy will be reserved for those holding tickets
for. admission to the meetings at Association Hall.
on Monday there will be two sections OF the
Conference, to be designated the ssTheologicar,
and the philosophical" )" the latter to be held at
st. Pauls Methodist churcn, corner Twenty-sec0nd
street. and the former at Association Hall The
object OF this division was explained by DIR. Adams
to afford an opportunity for discussion after the
reading OF the respective papers.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
Mission OF the Laxarist Fathers In
RrOOklvu.

The promised mission OF the Lazarist Fathers
in Brooklyn will commence this morning at the
ChurA OF the Nativity tof which Rev. NJ. J. Moran
is PASTOR, corner or Madison street and Classon
avenue. grand solemn high mass will be cele-
brated, at which several clcrgymen will assist, at
halfpast ten O'Clock. The mission will continue
for two weeks and end on October l9-the first an
niversary Sunday OF the dedication OF the church.
The New York herald., 1873-10-05
Programme for Monday.

The following is the programme for Monday at
st. Paul's church and Association Hail.
ASSOCIATION HALL.
The following papers on christianity and its
Antagonism,r will be read:-
Best Methods OF Countcracting Modern fnndelty-Rev
Theo Chre d. Of on
sia paper written by Dr. Cairns, OF Berwick Eng
American Inadelity its Factors and Phascs-Profcssor
:, Faith and Reason-Rev. T. A. wasRburn, d. D., New
The Gospel History and Modern crihcism-Professor
y Van 6osterzee, B. D., OF the University Of Utrecht
ST. PAUL's METHODIST CHURCH.
The Religions Aspects Of the Doctrine Of Developmcnt
President James McCosh, d. D., LIZ d. College Of New
Discoveries with reference to Primitive Man.
as compared with Revelaton-PrlncipaI Danson, ID. b.
McGi College, Montreal, Canada,
Ideal Philosophy Q. r Krauth, d. D., Phil.
Geology and ns Arnold
:, Christianity and Humanity ty-President o. Williamson
Neyin, ~ =. Lancaster, Pa Professor Felix Bcvet
Theology and PhIiosophy-Professor Edmund spioss.
IN. D.. University OF Jena.
Black Men In the Evangelical Alliance.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4, 1873.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
am negro, and a clergyman and preach
In this big city. On moderate calculation there
are in New York $4,000 colored people, who belong
altogether. with the exception OF about 400 Roman
Catholics to our beloved Protestant creed. The
majority OF colored people adhere to the Methodist
Church. asked for admission to the Evangoli-
cal Conference at Association Hall, and
could not be admitted because my skin
was black. Does the Almighty discriminate
among the shades OF feature and cutlcleY The
Protestant Church all over the world Is IN favor OF
liberty. All the reverend delegates come here
with fraterna spirit and yet coored preacher
cannot have the noor or take part In debate IN
the Evangelical Alliance. Why should we Prot
estants and pure Christians boast OF our supe-
rlority TO the Church or Rome II the Young Mems
the good that 1t has done, determines TO keep
colored men from taking part In council
which IL vital to the interests OF Christi
anity / have never been In Rome,
but I am told that there are never lcss
than forty black students 10 the College OF the
Propaganda waiting TO have ordination ooRierred
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-14

SHERIFF'S SALE.-Dy virtue Of an execution
ISissued ont of the Circuit Court for the county
of presque Isle, bearing date of October LIST, 1873,
and TO me directed, vt certain suit wherein Gus
tay B. Lichtenberg il Plaintiff, rs. lgnatz Low,
Defendant, / have this day seized and levied up
on the following real estate, us property Of said
Ignatz Low, the within named defendant, to wit (:
All his right, title and interest in the southwest
quarter of section five in town thirty-thrcc north,
range six east also the southwest quarter OF sec
ton eight in said town and range also the south
east quarter of section SIX in said town lnd range
also the northeast quarter Of section seven IN said
town aud range; also the northwest quarter OF
section eight in said town and runge; also the
southeast quarter of section seven in said town
and range; also the northwest fractional quarter
OF section five in said town and range, all in the
county of Pressure Isle, and state OF Michignn,
which viii offer and expose for sale Mt public
auction, 90 the highest bidd,r, on Thursday the
9th day Of November ncSt, NJ ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon of said day.
The above sale will he holden mt the front door
of the court house. in Rogers City, in the county
of Presque Isle, where SAID property muy be eX'
amined.
FRANK SOMMER, Sheriff
! Dated AZ Rogers City, this ith day Of October
I A. ID. 1873. ll3ws
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-14

Every mail brings intelligence
of the financial matters growing
brighter at the east, and what helps
the eastern market helps the whole
country. 1t is but fair to calculate
that the stringency in the matter
of currency will not be of very
long duration, but while this is the
case, the difficulties have extended
beyond financial corners and into
the commercial circles, where the
consequences have been the cutting
down of expenses in every posi-
BILE manney, and in many instances
throwing large numbers of laborers
out of employment, and a reduction
on others of fifteen or twenty per
cent. of the wages received before
the panic.
1t now becomes the duty Of ey-
cry man in the country to keep all
the currency in the proper chan
nels, that business may hot be re-
tarded. Put every dollar in circu-
lation, and let the whole country
receive the benefit.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-14
Communication.
ALBION, Oct. 3, Isl;

ALBION, Oct. }, 1873.
EDITOR ARGUS 1t was my
privilege TO be at Lansing on the
I'd inst, and witness the laying of
the cornerstone of our new State
Capitol. The day was very pleas
ant, and there was an immense
turnout. Every one seemed to
feel good and acted as if they en-
loved themselves. The procession
was an imposing sight. The
Knights Templar, we must say, were
ahandsome band of men, beautifully
dressed. The music was soul-stir-
ring, especially so, when twenty
seven bands united in playing Cal
umbia; :" why we could hardly be-
lieve we were on terra firma.. The
cornerstone we were told cost S6,-
600, and weighed five tons and
three-ouarters. Your coircspon-
dent had also the pleasure Of meet
ing several "shore' people, and he
was truly glad to meet them. The
only thing which married the pleas
ure of some of Us was the actions
of the Adrian Light Guards. Ar
irving late at the train which was
to take them home, they routed out
three car loads Of citizens. 1t was
done without the least shadow OF
an excuse, as said cars were not
chartered for them.
We would not forget TO mention
the Reform Schoo.-boys, VII,
marched in the procession, wit
neat and tasty costumes. W
could hardly believe that they wer
serving out a penalty Of disobedi
ence. They certainly did look lik
bad boys, and we hope they ma
yet grow up into useful and goo
citizens.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-14
State Items.

At meeting of the citizens of
Fowlerville, Livingston county,
lately, it was decided that a tax be
levied for the purpose of raising
the sum of $4,000 for the erection
of an addition to their Union
School building, which step has
been rendered necessary by the
large increase Of the number Of
school children in that village.
Snow fell 10 the depth of two
inches at Clam Lake. Wexford
county, on the morning of the 9Th
inst.
David Nicely, of Fenton, had his
pocket picked of about thirty dol
lars in greenbacks while at Lansing
attending the ceremonies OF the
laying Of the cornerstone on the
2nd inst.
A fire destroyed the residence OF