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Ny journal abounds with similar letters, all Of
which 1 guarantee to be genuine and written by
IL persons whose nams they bear.
Do not suffer yourself to be imposed on. Don't
b, drawn away after new and doubtful expert
n'nts- Don't risk your health by letting novices
experiment. upon you with their trash.
Ny Sarsaparills has stood the test Of twenty five
yars; ii is still the sarssparilla of the day and Of
tie age. towering over al others in popularity and
it curative qualities
Avoid all those who are trying to palm of on
va other extracts of Sarsaparilla so-called. Re
nrnber ii is DR.. John Bulls Sarsaparila of Louis
vle, KY, that is the old and reliable remedy for
Impurities of the blood and scrofulous affections
Always bear that in mind.
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KEARNEY's EXTRACT BUCHU.

Shopper bottle or six bottles for S o. delivered
to any address, secure from observation. Sold
by druggists everywhere Prepared by
KEAREEY 81 CO.. 1e4 Duane St N. Y.
to whom all letters for information should be
addressed
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Chancery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, a.
COUNTY OF Rock ISLAND.
To the September Term, A. D, 1878, of Rock Island
Circuit Court, in Chancery.
Laura Tulscher VS.. Andrew Tulscher
To he said Andrew Tulscher, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that the above entitled
suit is now pending in said Court, and that sum-
mons has been Issued against you therein Now,
unless You shall personally be and appear before
said Court the first daY of the next thereof.
to be begun and holden in the Court House
in the City of Rock Island, and county and
State aforesaid the first Monday of
September next, to which time and place the
said summons is made returnahle. and plead, an
swer demur 10 said Bill of Complaint in this suit
filed, the same will be taken for confessed against
you, so failing tn plead, answer or demur and de-
cree entered accordingly
GEO D. GOULD.
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
P T McELHERNE. Solicitor. 1-ald4w
Rock Island, July 49, 1873.
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avoid Quocks and Irnposters,

No Charge Tor ADVICE and ConsuIabon-
Dr.. j. b. Dyott Graduate Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, author of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases Of the
Sexual CT Urinary Organs, (Which be has made
an especial study either in male or female, no
matter from what cause originating or OF how
long Standing, A practice Of 30 yesrs enables
him 10 trest disease with suecess- Cures guar
snteed, Charges reasonable. Those at DIS
fance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp TO prepay postage
Send for the Guide 10 Heath. Prize 10 Cents
J.B. DYoTT, NJ D., Physician and Surgeon,
lo< Duane St New York.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

BENTON BARRACKS, Mo,
April 30, 1861. !
Dr.. John Bull--Dear Sir: Knowing the efficacy
G yoEr Sarsaparilla, and the healing and beneh-
al qualities Ii possesses send YOU the following
sstement of my case:
| was wounded about two year, ago, and taken
y'soner and confined for sixteen months. Being
n1yed so often my wounds have not aealed yet
laave not sat up moment since was wounded.
IN shot through the hips. My general health is
Impaired, and need something to assist nature l
hve more faith in your SarsapariAa than anything
f, e. l wish that which is genuine Please ex-
T-ess me half dozen bottles. and oblige
CAPT. C. P. JOHNSON.
ST. Louis, Mo.
P. S.-The following was written April SO, 1886,
h Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother of Capt johnson
d. John BulI-Dear Sir: Ny husband, DR.. c. S.
:, 1zflson, was a skilful surgeon and physician In
Cniral New York where he died. leaving the
8ove G. p. johnson TO my care. AT thirteen years
age he had a chronic diarrhoea and scrofula, fOI
Wi b gave your Sarsaparilla Ii cured him.
1--we for ten year, recommended it to many in New
iork Ohio and Iowa. scrofula, fever cores, and
e.nera debility. Perfect success has attended it
The cures effected In some cases of scrofula and
fver sores almost miraculous / am very
aiaons for my son 10 again have recourse TO YOU
Ssrsaparilla. He is fearful Of getting spurious
siele, hence his writing to You for it. His wounds
vtre terrible, but believe he win recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
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BBuuEPLAuT

This extraordinary me- cine the fame Of which
is spread broadcasl throughout the country. is I'M
doub eddy superior TO any remedy ever offered to
the pnblic for the complaints for wich ii is intend
ed We have in our possession testimonials fur
nished voluntarily by Col. Long, late Typograph-
ical Engineer Bureau at Washington Gen f1tz
Henry Warren. Gen. Plessantor. and Others Of the
army Father P, ]. DeSmet, II celebrated Indian
hospital stewards. commanders of arly every
steamer plying on the Mississippi and tributary
rivers western sanitary and CT risran commissions
army chaplins and others too numerous to men
tion. Likewise highest enco. iums Of the prers.
praising its valuable medicinal qualities In the
highest terms No other medicine has such rec
concentrations J. & c. MAGCIRE- Sole Pruprie
tors southwest corner o; Olive and Second stress
ST Louis. Mo, and sold by druggists and medicine
dealers everywhere.
Agents Fuller & Fuller, NauSchasck, Stephen
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MEDICAL.
DR.. C.. BIGEL0W.
Confidential Physician,
NJ AZ, S,r,,L Ca. Co.,. ,ry,c.oc,

No. 464 South State Street, CHICAGO.
Ii is well known by all readers Of this paper thai
Dr. &. Bigelow is the oldest established physlsian in
Chicago, who has made the treatment of all chronic
and sexual diseases a specially Science and eXper-
fence have made Dr.. Is the most renowned sPE-
CT ALlST of the age. honored by the press esteemed
u the highest medical attainments by all the medi-
cal institutes of the day, hrying devoted TWENTY
YEARS OF HIS LIFE in periectiLg remedies that
viii cure positively the worst cases CT CHRsfNIC
AND PRIVATE DISEASES of the tIENIFo URI-
NARY ORGANS in both sexes. Seminal Weakness,
producing Nervousness, Aversion to Society, In
paired vision, Loss Of Memory and Manhood, per
fectly cured. 1t i evident that one who confines
himself TO the study of certain diseases. treating
thousands of Cases every year, must have greater
sklh ,han physician IN general practice Read
his MEDICAL TREATISE for ladies' and gentleman.
Sent free TO any address in sealed envelope Consul
aton free. The finest rooms in the city, with sep
arate parlors for ladies and gentlemen. Cab: yoE
Address all letters . DIR c BIGELOW, No, 464
state ST. Office hours from IA NJ. TO 8 P. M; Sun
DAYS p. M to5
NB-Ladies send for a descriptive circular OF
PessdTse ReDaeaze, the best prevention Of conception
known. Sent 10 any address; enclose stamp.
The following testimonial as to the skill and sue
cess OF DR.. c. Bigelow published in this city.
tFrom the Evening journal. Dec. s, 1868.
RELIEF FOR THE AFFIAcTED.-Diseaseso OF pecu.
liar nature require more than ordinary care and
tention. by a skiilfGl and well educated physician
There are great number of pretenders to physical
science who gull the unwary, who issue long nd
vertisements. and bring pretended testimonials
from ali parts OF the world to their wonderful
knowledge, but who, when tested by person OF
ordinary good common sense. are found 10 be I'M.
acquainted with almost the first principles of medi
cal science. and ignorant OF the very names of GER
tain parts OF the human system, as experimental
and expressed by the medical world. Such men
abound in Chicago, aRd who take care to refer ia
distant places for medical character. instead OF
here where the cheat could be detected.
DIR. Bigelow 10 not of this class. He is q regular
~ bred physician. His reputation is best known
here in our midst He wants no distant references
but Il wen spoken of by every entrusting the
selves to his care While the world endHres, thi,
class OF physicians are required: and II any one
needs such service it IL Of the utmost importance
TO engage only man whose experience is equal tc
his offer OF medical aid and. without prejudice oil
any interest in saying other than the truth we rec
ommend most cordially and emphatically such tc
visit Dr. Bigelow, al his central rooms 464 State
street, ChicaIo.
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LIST OF PRIZES.

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A Rich Mans Will.

NEW York, June &c.
The will of Horace f. Clark has been
filed in the Surrogate's office lie leaves
to his wife all his property at Rockaway,
Long Island, and his family residence and
appurtcnances in this city, the remainder
OF his real and personal estate not other
wise ordered being given to his wife and
daughter in equal shares. Fifty thousand
dollars are bcqueatbed in trust for the sup
port of his sister. The White Plains pro-
perry is left to Serene B. Clark, brother of
deceased, who, together with his sister, are
released from all debts and demands de-
ceased was entitled to make against
them. Judge Leonard OF the Supreme
Court gets the fine law library of the late
Mr. Clark. including annals of Congress
and American state papers. Augustus
Schell is named executor.
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- ViOlinceIlO.v

We're it not for the purpose of correcting
a few very bad mistakes that this writer
makes on his criticism of our report of the
Band Concert, in the Herald of yesterday,
we should pass 1t by. But this learned
musical genius has evidently got beyond his
depth, and we can prove IL. In the first
place he contends that Strauss, Flotow and
Offenbach arc not masters. The word
master means "one of eminent rank,
power or authority; superior; leader;
chief" and In this connection we Use 1t.
Every one who knows anything about the
compositions of Strauss, knows that he
stands at the head of the composers of in
strumental music of the particular style
that he writes that Flotow Is an instru-
mental master none will deny who has
heard his opcraof " Martha" and his many
other compositions universally rendered by
the best artists all over the world, while
Offenbach is a master In his peculiar way
and in the rare style of music that he
writes
yiolinccllo' evidently does not know
what he is talking about, and as a further
proof of this he spells his own nom de
plume incorrectly, for there Is no such word
Voloncello is the word he evidently in
tends to use. This instrument, according
to far better authority than this would-be
musical critic, Is a "hase-viol of four
strings Hence when he says there
was no vioinccllo but "a bass viol he
contradcts himself and makes false as
serton.
In speaking OF Strauss, he calls him
dancc-writer," while j. II. Thomas is
only a song-writer. The absurdty of
" dance-writcr is only exceeded by the
latter assertion as all will understand who
have sung and heard the many sacred COM
positions of Thomas.
In conclusion, "Mr. Violincello," don't
attempt to criticisc when you know moth
ing of the subject under consideration.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


CHELSEA, June q.
In the case OF John G.. Carlton. no ina
been on trial the past week in tue Orange
County Court, for an assault on a Young
man named Davis of Nershire. which re-.
suited in injuries that caused his death, the
jury to-day brought in verdict of guilty.
Tho case has excited much interest and
over hundred witnesses have been exam
ined. An attempt was made to impeach
the father Of young Davis, who was the
principal witness for the State. The coun-
sci for the STATE were +. Gambel, State
Attorney, and John ". Howell of Ran
dolph Hon. Dudley G. Denison of Roy
alton, Hon. Charles H. Heath of Montpe.
lier, and Hon. Roswell Farnham of Brad
ford, counsel for the respondent. Judge
Redfcld presided during the trial. Carl
ton had trial n year ago, but the jury
failed To agree. l.. III.
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THE McMAHoN-HIGLEY WREsTLE--
This match occurred at Gcrmania Hall, in
New Haven, Conn. on Wednesday evening
last 1t was attended by a large crowd,
some five hundred being on hand, among
whom was Homer Lane of New York who
was defeated by Mcmahon on May Both,
together with large number of sports
from that and other cities. Business COM
menced at five minutes past nine o'clock
when the parties took the floor, Higley
got the first fall, throwing Mcmahon in
about four minutes. This vas done in q
bungling manner and looked like put
up job and the future actions of Mcmahon
substantiated the idea, as after that Higley
stood no sort of chance to throw his oppo-
nent. McMahon looked finely and went to
work with will, accomplishing the sec
ond throw in two minutes and the third
and decisive fall in three minutes and a
half, winning the field and the money.
Odds were 1926 in favor of Mcmahon and
but little money changed hands during the
contest, which lasted but twenty minutes.
After the championship was decided, the
hacker of John Mclaughlin, famous
wrestler, stepped up to Mcmahon and ask
ed him if he was willing to wrestlc with
Mclaughlin. An affirmative answer was
given and Mcmahon was told he would be
challenged Mclaughlin. This will probably
be done ere long and another match grow
out of it.
The above contest was attended by good
order, quiet audience witnessed ii and
satisfaction universally expressed with the
fairness of the result.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, June g.
Cotton-The market is steady ana more
uplands.
FLouR.-Recepts l3,4O7 bbls. Buyers favor
with very moderate demand. Some export de
demand LOG Hour which are net plenty. Sale.
10000 bbls. at "a 1908 20 for superine Western
and state; s5.sl@6 S5 for common to good Extra
s6,4O@I.2o for good TO choice do; 81 I0@s IS roi,
common to choice white wheat Western extra
20 25@s % for common to good extra Ohio SC c..
%io1S for common g choice extra st. louis
s.&z E ~ SyHv7aIysss5 dlsSs5s active. unchanged.
$3.50 q s,so for Brandywine; Sc 80 q 8 40 rof
WHIsKEy.-The market is firmer, Sales 900
WHEATHReceipts 1926 bush about io bet
ton duh and buyers favor. Export demand
moderate and SOME inquiry for nlling June con
rejected spring; 81 4O@i ~ for No. spring;
u IS for No Chicago; 81 81 for prime No. 2 Mn
Waukee; = O. for NJ. Iowa; 81 t6 for No
winter red and white western mixed 81 co for
winter red OHIO; 81 62K for amber winter 81 so
RYE--Market Is quiet. Sales yesterday IT.
ported on private terms was made at Soc from
store to-doy; Sales $500 bush western ut ssc
ley malt more dull, sales $1,000 bush or slx
round state private tierces.
CoRN.-Recelpts loS5S2 bushels. The market
is without material change in price with mod
crate export demand, closing slightly In buyers
isvyr. Sales $1,000 bush. at 5a@b3c for steamer
mixed Western closing price at 50Gs65c ; so1t
45 G451 heated 5sc.
oATs.--Receipts 1900 bush. Market is active.
Sales $4,000 bushels, at 44@46c for new mixed
western ; 40 q 80 for white western; 40 &c a.
for black western =. q - FOR. white state !;
40 for new mixed State; for choice white
state.
EGes.-AIarket steady ut 1s9l7c for western !;
ls@l9c for State and Pennsylvania 1870
zoe for Jersey, l6H@ls for Canada.
HAY - Steady and quiet at 24a26. for prime
ping. Receipts for Fast week - bales.
HoPs-The market is quiet and firm ami
quoted at -@-c California 90.
CoFFER-ln good request and steady. Sales
OF 400 bags OF Rio at ls,sc, quoted at liH3l9kc
SuGAR.-Market is unsettled. Sales 1000 hid.
and 100 boxes refining I,s@sHc.
MoLAssEs.-Market Is dull and unchanged
Stock Cuba. Sales hhds Porto Rico
hhds English.
RIcE-ln good request Carolina at SIC. Sales
OF 800 bags Rangoon In bond at 23Ac.
PETRoLEUM.-1he market is d shade lower.
at 81 Tor crude Sales Of 5000 bbls refined al
ls6
PoRK.-Market steadier. Sales 400 bbls al
U.s. 100 Is 90 Tor new mess s35Os Is CIV for prime
mess.
BEEF-Market dun. Sales -bbls at s9ali FOR
plain mess 81 2ad $50 for extra do beef ham,
unchanged at s25a3i; Western and Texas
tierce beef duh nominal at Sle@2l prime mess
$22 5Oa24 90; cut meats firmer; co ticrces
picked hams l3@-c ID middlings quiet and
very firm at SC for long clear.
LARD.-Lard iirmer. Sales 800 tierces at 81 3-lG
CHEEsE.-Market IS steady at llts "a l3c foT
fair to prime new State and factory.
BUTTgR.-ls steady at 25S27c for fair to prime
new state. l5a24c for western
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New Spanish Constitution.
MADRID. June %.

MADRID, June 80
majority of the new cabinet will prob
ably consist of moderai. fcderalists Ii is
believed that Margall will he President
Palanca minister of interior. Pascal ,issas
minister Of Justice, Masoncnc minister of
foreign affairs aud Gonzaless minister of
public works.
special constituent committee of the
Cortes have drawn up solid constitution
which cmbodics the following provisions :;
Constituent Cortcs is to appoint president
OF the republic who shall appoint presi-
dent of executive council and the latter
shall nominate ministers who must be con
firmed by the Cortes. The people shall
elect members of Congress and provincial
assemblies. The penal code Is to apply
equally throughout the republic.
All Is now quiet at Seville.
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RUTLAND AND VICINITY.

Regular meeting of Washington Engine
Co., No. 9, this Saturday evening at u
o'clock.
Regular meeting of Vermont Lodge, No.
u, X. of T., this Saturday evening at 8
o'clock.
Special communication of Center Lodge,
No. 81, A. F. & A. NJ, this Saturday even
ing at u o'clock for work on the third de-
gree. A cordial invitation is extended to
AL members of the fraternity in good and
regular standing.
RI. Rev. Bishop De Goesbriand of the
Bn5eese Of Burlington, will administer the
rite of confirmation at st. Mary's French
Catholic) church, this Saturday morning
at 0 o'clock.
The new ediiice of st. Peters Catholic
church will he consccrated tomorrow at
II o'clock a. M, Bishop De Goesbriand
will be the consecrator, assisted by large
number of clergy. Bishop Mclaughlin of
Brooklyn, n. Y. breaches the sermon.
Rev. W. G. Davenport, Rector of st.
James Church, Hydeyille, will ofliciate at
Trinity Church tomorrow in exchange
witty Rev. DR.. Harris.
The Congregational chapel is being re-
moved preparatory to laying the founda-
ton OF new chapel.
Judge w. c. Dunton, arrived home
from his Western tour with his wife, on
yesterday noon, looking hale and hearty.
Mr., James Barrett, we are glad to learn,
suffered no injury from his fall the other
day, and although somewhat stunned it
was attributable more or less to the severe
heat of the day which affected him. He
= is now all right and attending to his daily
duties as usual.
Col. Joyce is at the seashore and advices
from him lately received convey the news
of his rccuperation to an encouraging ex-
tent.
A man was thrown from his buggy on
Merchants Row yesterday, caused by one
of the wheels breaking down. The woman
in the buggy screamed but kept her seat
while the man picked himself up, rugged
up his wheel and went on his way un-
harmed
Glens Falls firemen are celebrating
whether it is best to visit Rutland or Sandy
Hill on the Fourth of July, or stay at
home. .nl.
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Causes of the MOd0c War.

WASHINGTON, ID. g., June %.
Hon j, Lumrell, Congressman elect
from the third California district, writes to
Commissioner Smith of Indian Bureau an
account of his recent visit to the scene OF
the Modoc war, says he has been able to
arrive at only one conclusion in reference
to it, namely, it was caused by wrongful
acts OF bad white men. He was informed
on what seemed to him reliable authority,
that the Modocs were compelled to slaugh-
ter their horses for food on the Klamath
reservation and having exhausted this
means of subsistence were then compelled
by hunger to seek fishing and hunting
grounds ON their old reservation on Lost
River Mr.. Lumrell urges an investigation
into the causes of the Modoc war and re-
grets to say that never was there time
since the organization of government when
there was so much corruption and swindl-
ing, not only against the government and
people but against Indians, as is to-day
being practiced on Indian reservations on
the Pacific coast. 'n-' ID
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The New Walk on West Street,

AS some of our citizens are disposed to
blame Mr.. w. w. Tower for laying the
new walk on West street crooked, and say
he was obliged to change it, take this OPP
portunity to inform them that Mr.. Tower
laid said walk just where he was told to,
and to the satisfaction of all concerned.
The trustees and property owners have
now agreed on what they all think more
desirable line, and therefore are having the
walk changed. This is no fault OF MIR.
Towers and think that any one who
will take the trouble to examine 1t, will
say that it is the best laid walk in town.
H. W. NYR.