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w aNrrJt NTtf'''or ole 'h'' un'"r'''n u o"cN
,,,r> >o,.,,,,r.nw,c.,o o, ,,-.,. s,win. machine.
49,, ,.r +, 'ali for boys Su'''' wages
r; ttHs. * f"-l sist rear.
'Philp 'r-.;- 81" r',,a p3n,i q m c n to base
intpn ST, rouL ~.
i!s@, SO 1gS 3', I'D sSl ,. nee" '''' ''
-,r-roprit ,Tovs v.Nw,.m,csi,c. , good
busters Mi-' EoNLtNb.S Sew 'h'mh"r' e.
7ti.-.r u,t<t~.,. or,.r ,.inr m hrtonnoi, max.
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/ MI o.: ti.tnv, fir : fnfr tic. room.
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+ ~ -rNI; 'a,' .a,'' r.a, -.lI "a il!n'ly. install
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good 'o''''1'i''. '''a' rs Ludlow st. TOP iloor'
7 \,'NNrh". Atw rpoiA,nl. on cildr,n'. Frorch
sc5 & aaa aS 'l; st@ s-oani aao44 S4a'
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NN,iSis w G; ! Gi'' 'r''oc apprentice as Fast
NVtNrEn . a iur collar uao-.. go oeera'or,
nr'' moor 'r''''
+ WbHk given on ~ ~!us"-'s N n,"f11 or overhl',
',hlittif, 70 do hHht h"n''"oiA' l' huntington
- '''NN"
W aep', pNrsi' T fa ,s g i s pae'S coz
rI',i az 49, '''"' t." -''''' - '''' '''" ''' VIZ
Ayrsn, Scs'ce'se, ,s ~, :. T., g's,,.S,cs an;
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" sr',,l'c-. a'i'sai..nt. Npr', at i9e'haT
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NROCkENN, china. and glassware auction -
Y HENRi LOiL Will sell this day a large cOustsn
wM ASDERsoS, 10 College place
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7SltlnJ1I3 al1 ANIrJDi
DRNNSILyANIA RAILROAD.

Trains leave New York from foot of Desbrosses and
Exprcss Tor arrisnurs ltt.hurgh the West and south.
ssGf R.'s gars IA 700 A. Me- and
For II ,ltimore, ,Washngtnu sud the south at Nj
and F. Nj. SUNDAY, 9P.M
3; $50, p NJ, and u night sunday, 6, $50, and
EST r9sdsGG. ,nG y1 AZ sndapM
fYr SsstTas s SO CO. 6 .G s slS - ~; @ ss 4 aa is
s5 d ,,sS S ~ TO- iiSo and "a p NJ sunday $40
re- fSii,ssS;!ss;S sp, 7,7~ i. and .sc 4
s3 VA SIS ss sid, id' iiis and f hf.ST T. sSai.;'
':' .sTi' ~ !s 81 60 s5 J. T. 7 9se% !!
SsI%cSacrags sqS PsftS 1mOoy, and 10 A H. i5,
rST go Scs Sts S4Sa.siel. R9S s q y and 10 A. MMlaa4o
=; s;s% ,SSsF; n, ana night saad,yS aadSF&
for Smbsrt He ana + flsnnsoS. en- HoSS ina Snd H ~
For PhilhpsburG and yidcre and I 4. NJ.
Hls$GnS5sn .oS "?sa$'esa sS5iFISI and Car"
EoT EoT tIESseSba "Ga 4; NJ 2I9d T. NJ
boat from PiSSi. 80 T. siSP ',n''"' A. "" anu VIA
a'IvS a IGf rS% aaa Gs?GIsS s ? s 4 Nj
Monday tiom Washington and ia, a,unore, 6 % \. NJ,
BS5's 53 c5 NAN sai lSi saS ;l[ssf s
9rlccs SEQ, t5 II, and sii BrSnGwsy; 30 Astot
= House and foot e pcsnros.es aud Cortilnlt sis.
h4isT'9cl ,lssei once Battery plscS poyp :,
General Manager General Passenger AGENT.
/ ONG ISLAND kAILROAD CUMrANh.
On and after Monday May 2 trains Will leave James
clip as follows Leave Sith St. East riyer Is minutes
later.
$50 A. ", Grecnport and sag Hsrbor Mall and Rock.
away excursion trains.
$50 A. NJ, Port Jefferson, Locust Valley and Rock.
away excursion trains.
l2tO VI, Jamaica express train.
SP. NJ, Rockaway express tram.
express trains. '
5P. NJ, Port Jefferson, Locust Valley, and RocEawsy
eIpress traius -
81. NJ. NoTthport, Locust Valley, and Roeksway sc
eommodstion trains,
Trains connect a. Jamaica with East New York and
hineola with Hampstead.
On Thursdays special train for ST. John Land wi
rave James sip a. iD A. NJ. Returning will leave ST.
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Hunters Point as follows ;
"a NJ, Port Jefferson, Northport and Locust Valley
g9,A; NJ, Rocksway excursion train.
l2D =, NJ, kockAway excursion train.
z T. Nj Northport and RockawAy trains.
E0 =. NJ, Rockaway accommodation train.
FORT LEE, Pleasant Valley, and Shady Side steam.
4 ers leavc daily, sunday Included from Spring A.
Nl0' 2 and 0:lSP.M H. Fare, Is cents '
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Boaro mn Go1ns.

PV"IO anu ~'UN"'''
A rtw young mon can be Accommodates win
oliver ST. near Chatham square tio'ann. per week.
A FEW eentlencn can ne aecommo,d,tei With good
corner Grand.
A FFN Young incn can be furnished good board and
N pleasant rooms Apply at 2A Monroe st., lst moor.
A KEY y9g9g men can Be Win good
ElOhRDEU- accommodated Win good hoard ami
aud b.
DOARD.-poari Tor a small family or two OF three
- r'n'I"w"u' al u Charlton, near N'cd'us1l
ELRNl-iEp front rooms for honscsc"ping rent.
u $50 fip week. iNarc, s;i qu,e' house
EE\TtFME> Ard ladies can be accommodated
" Win board Il - Pisrst'
Two young men can he eccommolsc,l WITH fur.
family. i5i " est Slst st.
TWO or three gentlemen also f,w leic5 ca have
! good board aud pleasant rooms at 10 East Broad
rI'O LFr-Larce room On lr,t noor, sultspy fur.
! ni'hed for housekeeping. 10 nroon,e ".
qsgS ;ef. e. re1; pF
WELL furnished front and back basement for
W housekeepnsi gas and water 2S West Sth 81.
ss soSd So..d sid s;, %
moderate also two or three young ladies can be
629 cy the %'S so@io oi noSs
top hoot. can all the week.
$45Ot.W.kEIksv veeE sohEa sn.V and single beds
$45OtG9 SO as Ss: zi:' poG. G''s:s G:. 81 81: E'Ts Is
Situations colmtrG.
ANY kind Of employment wanted ty young man
~ ,pisSs German nlchtly such a. lght porter; a..
acquane m the Cues for honesty; can give security
ltTtqulrtd Address Gus, box l5 sun office, for taree
A KE>pHCrABLE Protestant woman who has
~ lost hrl bhhy aged ~ecSs, would Ike TO take
care OF many Tor The summer. Address Tor days
Mr. BAKER, Globe st.. oraIse, New Jersey.
A FlkNT-ILA~- cake baker, steady and sober
St, brooklyn.
A slrLATIoN wanted 10y a. respectable Young
N Hernan girl In an American family, TO do general
houseSork. Call al 80 LIST av top moor, back room.
A YOI NG man wishes situation as porter spesss
English and German, Address $. v, box NJ sun
TI'O blacksmlths.-A young man OF a seeks employ.
Keeper &C. undSrstandS and Gan MAKE SofEing draw
ihss sSi,ny To- do snythng and IN return wll study
ferred would i've with him, Address D., boz l62 Sun
n2. sAksns ySSps sSsq s"sT
A. In candy store, between 10th and l7th ste
'ro MntkERS:-A "a nTstelsss bread foreman wants
BAKER n Degraw ST, Brooklyn.
TI,O boss bakers.-A situation wanted by st.cass
-, man man on bread aud cake Apply at 2Ss Houston 81
WANING wanted by an eIcellent iaundressi
and families BY week o. month. s1 Iss, tsd 81 '''''
117 west 39TH STA lady who hss lost her
own eo own nc child I'D wishes child to wet nurse q hcr
csil on or iddress Mrs. MACK 'N ''S""'''
The sun., 1873-05-19
A r. STEWART a. 60. WANT
ffissr co. Ass DREssAAKERs who have been sccus.
tomcd on high cost elk, taratAn. aud Illusion
Nlso,
iIEer.cLAas CL0AE MANLEs.

IIarciN rurIoyYo.r orsstroa, On MA.
CHM.
The sun., 1873-05-19

SElt~t'v irvtrf ID tt'.r MY tini ~ s"wing
n. u.t.l. lurs lhc, gus W'N' wIrir. id"r- 'f,
mot. A.. Ito lor or take, fhH't rtu'. tni u1N tshtN
tnr ter I.t Di,. sut' -uu- cyrry week 9" ptl for
the M l.f. lii hurt i,idcu' WV, ,tH |ttINr~ s
The sun., 1873-05-19
.tor SaIt an0 10 stt.
nlntnlntrn.

4 WANT two sets Of or ~ feet French hnr stones
l complete Tor ru ming ami sonnet feet ults. qilCi
face Addre-' DAVIS, machinery yard l2J to "a IuI.
s,n ST., j rsry LIty..
IL ~ NeW Church 81, New \ orb.
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nNLy DIRECT LINZ TO FRANCE.

The General rransatAnuc Cpnpfuy's stramcrs Tor
Brest aad Havre san every alternate Saturday. Exclr.
SION tlChcls at reduced rates. Appy at the Nee OF
GEORGE MACkENZIk, Agent.
- Nroldwgy.
The sun., 1873-05-19

A ..VI.n V,'.hN s;.IIi. 4 20. ~
~. h' t" 20 ~. f,F'i ~ u. ~ .l. -
pre- TOT , tr.'.cii-i Niit 'nt'h'n'si oil
rnrnc t,t.' i SMALL 'i-;.lil I'd i,' Hul, iu Cisd.
The sun., 1873-05-19
Retail Establishment,

Every. rcqui'te for uNlR and pTTp MOURN
NJ. IL .lsNNNl, Nnd 81 Gl.sSADlS -,
COZ H IALLDs- E,ULIS.I GRAPES.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24

This was the well known case, nominally,
of the People VS.. Neal Ruggles, but in re
atty of the people against not only the Y;
B. & O. railroad, but against the combined
railroad power Of the United States, be-
cause in that question are involved the
principles at issue between the anti-monop
olists and the railroad monopolists. The
question at issue involved the principles
upon which the Craig campaign was
fought, and OYER which the contest was
waged in our fall elections. The people
demanded that laws should be passed pro,
tecting them from extortion. They asked
nothing but what was right and the court
has decided that their demands were just
The particulars of this case are as tol-
lows: =,
Morgan A. Lewis, supervisor Of the
town Of Neponset, returning from frince-
ton on the It'll of last March, rendered the
conductor, Mr.. Ruggles, the legal rate OF
! fare, three cents per mile. huggles re
fused to accept this rate and demanded
the rate established by the road. Mr.. Ia.
= refusing to comply with the demand, the
r conductor attempted to eject him from the
train, but after a struggle deslsted', Mr.
Lewis then caused the conductor to be ar
l. for assault, and he was tried before a JUS
e of the peace and fined $40; The ease was
g then appealed and Judge Leland has con
6rmed the decision of the lower court Ii
T deciding the case Judge Leland sale
u that
). Railroads were common carriers, ant
( as such they were bound to carry Lewis a
:. a reasonable rate. The power to fix
. reasonable rate must be vested somewher
IS but. neither Lewis nor the railroad hat
y the authority to do it, Courts might pos
h sess it, aud such questions have been sub
;, mitted TO them for adjudication, but tina
I" il would result in multiplicity of suit
i and endless litigation, if every passenge
ct who was charged more than reasonabl
ID rate was compelled to resort to the court
" for redress.
> Railroads were not only common carr
= ers. but we're, in some respects, pubic IL
lie situations, we're created for the public goot
e. could only be created or exist by the exc
-, else of the right of eminent domain, RICH
belonging only to the sovereign power {
II the State, and to be delegated only fl
er public purposes. Hence they must be r.
r. garded only as quasi public corporation
IA and therefore subject to legislative cOntr
= so far as might be necessary for the we
!" fare of the public; and therefore. he W;
as of opinion that the power to determit
es what was reasonable rate, must rest
no the law making power.
= Upon the question that the act
:, 1871 violates that provision Of the FEEDER
III, constitution which prohibits State fro
LID passing any law which impairs the obhg
Dr. ton of contracts, his honor said the CO
5 tract was to carry passengers ut reas0
by able rate until it is shown that the IA
ug fixed by the law is an unreasonable O.
all the court cannot decide that the contra
'n- is impaired, or that the law is unconstlt
on tional This would be question OF ia
the depending upon evidence, but until tn
Toi fact is shown the law must be held cons
De tutionaL
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24
MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS
and
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The most Successful Medicines
in the world.
Established i'm 1885, by one of
our Most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine i'm cases of diseased
Liver, Blood, or Skin, Indiges-
ton, C0stiyeness, Bilious Com
plants, Rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
in Onr possession, giving detailed
accounts OfperfectCU RES effect
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System, and
put all the functions of the body
in a healthy condition.
~ Sold by Druggists everywhere.
J. p. MILLS, Sole Prop'r,
81 LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24
BENZ. o. WOODS.
Manufacturer OF
The Novelty Job Printing Press
$40 35I Federal and Is! Kneelan SIS ston.
oYOurOwn Printing.
~ Send Tor Illustrated Catalogue. *

A NovELEY JoB PRINTING Pass
n is the most pr lit bic means of
adveitis NJ Il at can pos lilly be
employed; with one, and few
dol a worth Of type, every man
ioin hu-in -, ar VIII ma .Utac-
tur, anything, can keep the pub
lie instantly Informed OF he con-
di ion OF his stock far more effect
ually and Il n tc I'll OF the expense
OF newspaper a1verti ing Few
cmploymen,s offer greater attrac-
ii ns a. an amusement than print
ing, and as a means Of ms ruclion
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24

Total, 1000 Gifts, all Cash, amounting toSl 100000
The chances for git are as one 10 i've.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $50; Halye s. Tenths, or each
GU Ion, IS; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500 2 y
Tickets for g. 600; lib Whole Tickets for 5000:
III hoe tickets lo4 $4,000 No discount ON less
than $500 tn of tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted In all
respects ike the thr e which have already been
given. and full particulars may be learned from
circulars which will be free from this office TO
al who appl. for them.
riders 10 tickets and app lea ions for agencies
will be at ended 10 in the order they are received
and IL ped the will be sent In PROMPT y, that
there may DC no disappointment "r clay III hiiing
all Line raj tefms given 10 those who ouJ sell
again. All agents are peremptorially required q
settle u their accounts and retarn all unsod tick
cts by the s0lh March
THOS. Z. BRAMLETTE,
Ag't Pub Libr. Ky, and Manager Gift 20 ncert,
Public Library Building, Louisville. Ay
Tickets a. 4. Breunert's or Saith i Bonney'
/ Drug Oles.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24
Victory.

From the Bur au County Tribune
a case ofgrsat Importance 10 the people
has just been decided in their favor in the
circuit court, Judge Lelaud presiding.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24
CLIMAX! GILMAN!
F"-e'S ca max Salve, a Family
eSSing for % cents.

F.-e'S C,-MaX Salye, a Family
.... esSing for % cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
We warrant it tOcure Scr0fula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chiiblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without ore failure.
1t has no parallel-having per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound of
Arnica, with many other En-
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, 1873-12-24
$4,000 CASH GIFTS
S 1850 O 900 +!
LIST OF GIFTS.

will he distributed among the ueket-hoders.
The cket- are printed in coupons, # tenths, and
all 1actlJual parts will he represented in the draw
ing lust as whole .ickets
IIGr .IlH GVEarG
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24
DR.. S ONE

CHlCAGO,.- ............IIL
(Regu ar Grad ate of Medcine.)
Treats all CHRONIC, SEXUAL and PRIVATE
Di EASES, of both sexes, at reasonable prices
3,736 Cases Cured since the Great Fire
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, SPtRMATORRHoEA
(night losses,l AUAL DEBILITY and mpoiency
loss of sexual power a all impediments to mar
riage permanently Gu ed. No mercury used Pa
tients at distance treated by ettor-meGicin
sent everywhere Consultation free, peIso ally or
by mail Cures qua anteed or money refnn. ed.
Female Pills G. ira strong (safe and sure } bynai
s.. Male Safes 81 each, or for s.. All ''ft NAL,
Dilcnlties and Irregularities trea.ed with safet
and success.
A BOOK describing all Private Diseases 10 both
~ sexes) and CT cnlars. &C. for Married Folks"
all sent sealed 10 my address for two stamps All
| letters confidential
Please state where you saw this notice. 10 4dwIy
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24
DR.. C. BIGELOW,
Confidential Physician,


No. s77 & 279 $. Clark ST., Cor, Van Brcn,
1t well known by all readers OF this paper tint
Isr c Bigeo~ is the oldest Established ply slciai h
Chic 30, who has made he Treatment OF all chronic
and sexual diseases Il specially science and expe'.
iei &c We made Df. the must renowned NPE-
CiAil>T of thu age honoTtd by the press, esteemed
# tie highest medical aituD,enIs by all The metl-
cal .itute- of tne day, hrving devoted TWENTY
YEARS OF Hi~ LIFE in perect' remedies Ihai
Will cure pO-itively the worst Cases CT CHR MI
AND PRIVATE .dSEAS hS If the ukNIIt' URI-
NARY ORG ANS in bph sexes, seminal Weakn-s
producing Nervousness, Aversion TO Socie y, In
paired vision, l4''ss Of Memory and Mani Cd, PEE
fecfiy cured. 1t l. evident that who e''nfnes
himself 10 the study If eertaiu diseas :. treatln.
thousands of every year must have CREATE
skin than physician in agenerGl prartce Rear
his MEDICAL TREATISE Tor ladies and gentleman
Sen FIRE I" any add e@r in sealed envelope Consul
aIion free The finest rooms in the city with sep
araie par ors Tor ladies' and gentlemen Gail; yo
see ny thedoctor Cor espondence C'itfdenii
Aid ess all letters to iiR G BIGtLoW, No. 2Ta
:. Clark ST Office hours from a NJ to Pm; sun
days = z. NJ. to5
r. b -La(iies, send fer u descriptive circular q.
PsSsdrtt Reh9eeee the best prevention VI conception
The following testimonial TO the skill and sue
cess of DR.. c. Bgelow was published in this city.
RELIEF FOR TAE AFFICTED.-Distases OF pc.
culiar mature !nire more than ordinary care an.
attention, by skilful and well educated physician
There are great numb,r of reteuders to physical
| science, who gull the unwary, who Issue long u
rertseme"ts, and bring pre- ended testimonials
| from all parts of the world 10 thti wonde ful
| K own dye, but who, when tested by al rson oil
| binary good common sen-e, are found 10 be un
| cquanted with al 10 the first riGcsples of meoi
| ca scien {, and ign ant of the very ames of ee
| tail parts IF The hum sy-tem, rs Experimental
| md expressed b, the me Teal world. such mel
abound in Chicago and who take car to refer II
distant places ior medical aractef, INSTEAD Of
| ere where the cheat could be detected
| DIR. Bi.itlow is mt ( is ass He is a re uai
bred physi an. His reputation = berl kno, her,
in GU idst He wauts no distant ere ces. bu
IL well spoken of by every trusting them
| sc YES to his carr. While the world tdnres thi,
cl IS Of physic arr re uired, If any on
needs service, it is of the utmost Importance
t. engage only man whose experience is equal Il
hi otfe. of LeGicai aid: q, without prejudice, o.
any tcrest IN - wing other la the ruth we rec
ON end most Cor iall mphatea ly suc t.
visit DR.. Bige ow, at his ntrai ronms, 2s9 s. G
ST., Chic go.-ehieaqo .T0nrR,.t, Dee. g. 1852.
d I9d&WlN
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24
TAKES on Sight. H4 %5faa s5s'

ers Agents and Sal smen. ii NRY WAED BEECH
ELS fa.ily newspaper Yes every sun7s Der
Il the largest ana nest OLEOGkAPHS-two mo !
a active subjects, that aky" on elght-painted
by VI = Anderson. as cont asts and comp mons 7
her MIDI a a. )" AN /, II Asst Aeltep-' Agents
have IMMENSE sue, ESS; call the 'best bus-
hess ever OFF, red sSers-" w furnish the
highest and hand ON st oaEft, and paw very high
.ums Each sub eFiDer rece YES WITHOUT
DELAY two beaut full pictHr-s, which are ready for
IN dEDlAfE DELI ERR. The paper itsel s1aids
peerless among amily journals betue popular
tnst its class it has the lsrges circulation the
world! Employs the best literary talent. Edward
Eggles;nn's seri story is jast beginning; back
ch ptcrs s1pplied to each sub cribtr. Mrs Stoves
long expected sequel 10 my Wife ana A. be ins in
tn new year Any ishing good salary or
an independent bus mess should serd n q n T :
for ci culars and terms to j. b. FORD HWANTED.
& CO. New Yotk, Boston, Chicago, q. cinnati or
San Francisco
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24
MEDICAL.
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,

0SMUN'S COD LIVER OIL AND IACro
" Phosphate of Line cures Con umn i'm Sc,ofn,
Ia, Coughs and Colds, Asthma, Hoarseness. Bron.
chit &C. In Pu monary Consumption. this nren.
combination of remedies, ever employed In The
various scrof Ions disc ses such a. external r,an
dular scrofula dis Asses Of the joints and spine "a
rion. ulcers rickts, &c. the result has been mo
gratifying. Sold by druggists at 81; & bottles *
CHARLES A. oSMUN, Chemist and Druggist.
49, 18th avenue, New York
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24

49, .-llt1I TOT lOys " s4E1s, IL = VIE :!
without u rival Most youths, aside from their
tudi,s are perfectly capable Of doing all the job
printing in tn ir ather's business.
Branch Office, tl3 Bro dway and IS Mercer sts.,
Nv 70 k Kelly, Howell & Lupwig, 92I Market
street. Philadelplia. IO-lI du
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24
STRIP THE STATES NAKED


of all power whatever, and TO consirn this
whole vast interest to one single set az
General Commissioners? That done, any
child can see precisely where Cakes Nmes'
money would do most good y and, il FIVE
millions would not answer, fifty millions
could be had just rs well, and we should
pe none the wiser and none the better fol
1t Have we no just reasons for such sus
piclons and fears? 1t makes you laugh
even TO hear me, in these days, ask such Il
question. | amsorry tor it. but there it is.
such are the plain facts we have all got
To prepare to meet, whether we like it OF
not, Unfortunately, they have become
the most vital aud material facts in every
great iegisiative interest Are we still too
green t. recognize them? Do our moth
ers really know that we are out?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-02
Schenck,, PnlmonIc CANDY

Embraces In q great degree all the
principles of schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
and while as pleasant to the palate US the
purest of CONNECTIONS, its medicinal proper.
ties render it Gifcctual in coughs, colds
bronchohial and catarrhal affections, &c,
1t Is the most acceptable remedy for chill.
dren or infants, and can be given with
while for professional gentle
men, or those who suffer from loss Of vice,
It Is Indispensable.
These candies arc put up In 25 cent
boxes convenient for the pocket, and are
for sale BY oil druggists and dealers,
]. q. scHRScE s. Son, N. E. corner Sixth
and Arch Sts., Phila. cod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-02
New YORK Div Goods marke,,

New YORK, May 1.-The commission
houses were quiet to-day, but there was a
lair distribution Of general dry goods by
jobbers. Cotton goods are fairly active
Tor brown and bleached A shirtings and
sheetiDgs, which are steady ut reduced
rates. Indian Orchard and Waterford
brown sheetings are reduced 4c. Pep.
perell, Appleton, Laconia and Amoskeag
drills are iObbing at 14ic. Colored cot.
tons are firm at the old rates. Coltonades
are in good demand. Woolens continue
quiet 10 first hands. ShsWls are dull.
Foreign dress goods and Grenadines are
in better request. Silks and ribbons are
selling well OF auction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-02
New York Market,

NEW YORK, May 1--Flour-Dull, ~.
per western and State S. 75a8 IS; com.
mon to good 81 GOAT 90; good TO choice
81 65a9 25; white wheat extra IS Goa
10 so. Wheat-Dull and lower; choice
No. 2 milwaukee 81 81; choice white
State So 25; amber western g 05. Rye
Quiet, held above buyers views. Barley
Dull, prime western DOC. Malt-Neg.
lected. Corn-Dull and lower; prime old
western mixed Csc; now do 09a71. Oats
Mixed western 50a52ic; white 59a54c;
black western 40a5lc. CoHee-Active
and strong; rio 17s1s9c. Sugar-Mod.
erately active, prime refining stc. Mo.
lasses-Quiet, New Orleans 89aS0c. Rice
Quiet 7SaSic. Cheese-l2S1Gtc,