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New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
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.,r,. and ea13c y D 70 dress o6a5s ID, for Door 70
% s aS,s. D%s "a Ssr.s City for Kahn B.ss ,l
g o.ss S. 'i 1 as9%,s iSn flSsSs k.sS car
w.;ss;I .Sh f, s.s%.a Sls: nd
.s s:S :;,1:: s:a "a G, siS@ s::'S fss:
lie So % d. S. ss % S St iSS .sS isS sS isSp
's,: ys ys.S y co % & 10 saSsssms sas s 10 vr e sT
So 90 sean. sr1 Is " nft Ss Virgins cattle
''SSs SSss 81 yS VI SIs:. 'ts'is Sc S
s.t .. isc dress Ss 10; and choice 's''F'' .
It se.n q III for S.s:s .s:ss .s Is
IhSi2le; and for Strauss s'er0' % e'''
w, At isSsal$ Ios ma1s Co. 7a Texans 6 '" "a
sss, S, s: 90 $ s,r T::.s strong Al
', ;ys,sss = bS $ Sa sf, IS cars: Gray cars Mcintyre
ISs Ds,s .s sSisfGSf st ' pc 19 IS strong
Sc 90 n ls I. oS ;S TsI.,: :'T%ns "Sso
s. s1ItS.@ n s1f 1 sae 'fli Ds Ono
2 & e SssS s ADDED un.Ol for owner and
nv S5s4s 's1 S1s 10 Ohio sr f = s't s,. 3 1S +
yS 81 81 d. ,s ss b NJ - ~ e GC Ga swa uI' ss S
3 % 70 dress Sc & For DO'y Co.. IL bulls l'i n I" - W
' 2s sss' - AZ s4a y, hsd sss :.%s sSs
total for the last four day ioo2o n even ~ Al iuce
sce extremely ao Poor to sTs s sheep .S SeDssa og
ssGS and Inss sd RON Sio to ~ % q head, and go
SS ( ss o. :. ss * ss $50 st 9 o nj t.s. ns:
a. los at Sc: 100 do 90 5i0 }6 Jersey ll2 D.
Al 65 do lO6 r bl4c Jerseylambs IS b. at &c
ami 227 Indiana do So n, at 6L2c. -. ,o, n.
Lereh sold Michigan sheep TN % average, at ~ 6o< y
100 n and 1893 Ohos 80 10. at So Slb y 100 10 .
Jasd Bsetugham sold 1877 Ohio sheep, "a ID average o.
iame Elliot sold l76 Michigan sheep 90 n average, at 5i
NJ l7S Ohio do 90 &c; 81 choice Cansds do l2i b o'4c
80 CanAda lambs 81 ~ at 7e and ~ do S6 n, al 72
Cana0s lambs 81 10 at 1'sc v ID
lO9 10. , ana las Ohos 20 ID al 9Ac
to-day SO 1OS5S hogs-4S cars
Pors 10 WeehsWken aud 10 cars at Jersey Cty as
80 las sgsn 3O66O for the
sale alive. Dressed hogs were se'hs )
.tSl2oS'8c 3 10.
ABANY Nov Receipts $50 being 2ll short
receipts The attendnce Of bure small
steers brought &c medium and good buerug steers we're hea
last weeks suOwom when SCI Ia n
effect the market The market iot
quiet fair SiVdS65 and fair to eIus $o'"
So. .,
saEEP AND LANES supply goods lambs are oa &c y y
from ast weeks good sheep rule steady common 70 al
good 10 extra 06e Lants coADoH'
Lec o good. 6l2a7lfc; extra. 7A2d1 sc -, A.,
MARKET advanced "o @' Ds"'N
for good heavy Western
ErTPuo 2u--CATTIR-Receps to-day sb hesd naAng
SO9d head or 40 car sSss
car. for sales reported all ltA a'AS
through bare OF stock 49,,
to-day, 1000 head nakne ne .o
u DIV 1900 head against 600 Iead lo
market ed
snsds Canada sheep 81 1885, Western sAeep
s tUuj; state .heep. *30$3 90 T.. q.
800 hesd making the total suDpN ior 'Ht
90 hea sgans $500 head ior tne SANE %
bat SHADE ~e4keT lOfAe ~ VO"
s. So heavy hogs, 47GS7 70.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
Gcuarrnrrsnip Notifes.
NOTICE.-NOtice is here

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-Notice is here
~ BY given undersigned have formed med
pder te provisions OF the State OF ferOf
and that the uuder which coparinehp TO be con-
dud MAGGIE KILGOUR The nature OF The business
intended BY said Is that OF Qdarrng bnhB
Selling and Dealing in stone ,.,,-
The name. Special Partners interested therein
MAGGIE KILGOUR who General Partner and RESIDES IN e
City Pasc NewJersev and OLIVER H. T. AlCbh VINO Is le
Special Partner the City County and state OF or
That the amount capital which tie said Special Partner has con
trbued 10 the common Of said firm is Ten Thousand Dollars
The period ai partnership is to the
dy of October and the period al
which il to terminate second November eighteen hun
dred aud .-----.-,
The place OF the partnership is to be transacted
is n CITY Of New-lOfk.
Witness our bands and ais this Goth lay Of October. 1874
MAGGIE KlLGOUR, Gelenl Partner
OLIVER II. L. ARCHER, Special Partner
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
HAVANA MARKETS.

Havana Nov. 1s-Spsaish God 2Jsq2C8l2 American Gold
2l7n- quiet iut lie United states On las
Short gt cEreacy lOl lo2 Premium 90
DAYS gold ll6ull7 premium; snort Sgat go 9a 40 premium
L.dos I430 - pteniain: Pars. ll10ll3 premium
HAvANA l9>psuIsh gold EOS Exchange trn on the
Uuid 90 Gays, go 100 short sight
1OIGlo3 irmun; 90 days, gold loa ll9 ptenumi short M
12l p enum, LoudOn l4i 4O premium On Pans IloG
Il uryuiu
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
6icamtoGla aro Railroads.

PRlDGEPoRT, and all points Oh Housatonie
- ~ ana Aaogs'as KAi5e;+ & f'iJ ~ s'S.'t PIID5EiOH
| CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY,
~ ALLENrOWH LINE TO 1HE Wt>T-PaseTse. s4l fc-ht
South Branch r. r. Hampton Junction with Del Lack end West
r. r. Ct rahp9Grs "'n Ltnfl an! .e9.n' y M e' ' Wiz
West also to oen PcPFyTa, y ,,g az NYss ~ ~ s
Commencing lgse T. ls7l-Leaye S.~.iors as follows:
MsuGs G oAgn., :, Hn4,ga Wseso,ne; W. Scranton, O., &C.
9:00a m-Wsy Tra ol ior Fa Bsisiier chq,s w,t,
Towau9a WAyery 2e Connects Joaeon DEL, Lack a1l
Allentown sTo Hs a % w Come Connect i' "a msTa % a'o; 3
Fmlg Boston Manch Chunk Tnaqus Tow lies
DI Scranton g., ~ Wan Ii Ioue ,o, s, IT, D'n' "spoH A
l24O p m,EzPREss for F,nlgqn, El'on GaI, Al,pioen
rs Couml.a d.ne9.ter Euhrata Po,.syI iI'rn-.us ae
$50 uway Train for Paia-d On Saturdays osy to Somer.
1907 @zwey T5nip % for T',on A1s,'orq ,ai Maph c.pss
4:5O p m.-wsy Train for oreryiie and ly@ -st,u.
3 Pm-WaI Train for Som rifle
6SO T. e mEysSiN@ tysI Efrgr, dT % Eaoa Rs Arn
7:5O p m-(Emrfsnt-For E1ol
9l5p m-way Train ior >Oaey.e.
,do fo5 flIPs'e ;ia9 ai5 e:l5 90 77$3 5o2i?
I:i5 10 1:i5 s. BIS 80 5i5 ~ . i3 S"2 941
S'l5' Sl6' 1880. ll:io I2pm.R o,or,, s......,r
II. BALDWIN General Passenger Ase1 '''' '-' lag
NEW-YORK,- NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD Il. R.-SEW-YORR ASD AEW-HAvRT DIvlsI6S
Autumn Advancement commencing "a ls7i Paenye. sso,
Newiofk, Cram Ceutrsl Depot; fOrtyseouds
TRAiSs
ItAns m He" maven 1T 1:lO (Accn Oj (Fr) 9OJ
2:2o eea ass and SIS CLoea EI $40 tBt asI elotEI
" ~ ~ ~'A'
For souh Norsslk. 7lO SOP 90j m 1900 m 100 trl
2:2O. &l5 4:JS . 10 J:iO O:5 $40 $40 o. n FoY Sta,r
555 as 44j 81 5i4O 6:55 72o $40 $40 and Ii2S p
Boston ktDrss via Springfield 500 aud H. 3 IND s'iO
T. VIA snore Line At ani 10 p The S:U5 m 100 AID
$40 and $40 n stopping ~ sAmior NorsaE SOS aai
1000 and luo 800 $40 and J:lO q. NJ Brd-tor The
500 H. ana m connect With train, Shore Line DIVISION or
Providence sad the Connecicut Vav Savook The SOS r. t
m connect with Shore Line Division for Eor EeWaven
and NORTHAMPTON kh II Ntv-ilavtn sad ar sOJ sul n F,
press Tor Newport 500 aud ~ connect with
Connecticut ilVer H. 81 SDnnglel o Monr / IN.
S:O5 NJ and m connects sh NnEtu r. ara the o.
D m with Housatohic X X Bridgeport 1be s.n5 -
and 10 and 4:3S Danbdrv and Noaaik N.sh Sor
the s:O5 100 4:3S and 5:iO IN. With Newtaas,p n
ai Stamford.
~ Providence. ' '
Dav Express, srd Sleeping Cars on Night p
press Trains
trs Depot oee Of n Transfer Co, g44 BroAiwsr ap
W,a.nr pon,e \ v and No COuust BrookIya "a. lii 80.
ehscI baggage from residence TO destination
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Conmsncng ptembef IA, 1s14.
TIApS leave Harlem RIVER Station a. 9.lJ m lO1
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
ERIE RAILWAY.

LIKE hAlLW Al. 1914
II ARRASsEnESr Of Tnins taxing e1ees sos TO- '
Prom Chsmbest Depot For Twentythir-st see note
nCipcnnsI Chicago Day Express Drawing O"ne'
10 Buffalo Sleeping Coaches 10 DESTINATION pu o.,,,
IO:45 m.-EIpre Mail for Buaalo and Niagara raA SPs
7p m-DsIy) Brprsss the West sleeping s oGsae S
Buffalo Niagara Falls CiDeunAu' Se LOUIS Ds ''
Chicago without change
Port j.Ti. %:sO, 1890 s6 and lo45a M 4;so $3.50
S:45 43O 1880 and ~ Tne ioae & IN ana r. Rdoat
iS.30 o Is ana lO:45 $780, 3.45 $50 t63o and
n m Wsrwich 1880. l045 q. and 4;3O p M Ne.ourte
si5 7:SO ' $3.50 20: :i5 l0:45 345 g. o 1880 ~
and 80 D. M Ride,wooI HOhokus Aendsle sni aans
5:45 65 3O 1880. '9'l5. l0;45 m S;42 o. o. oi9S o
4 ana iii $50 p Paterson. '3;i6 645 7;3o 1;oV ~
.8i5 10 lO45 lso ~ no0p 81, AZ & a q film JiS S4o S
and IL o'clock nights only Hewsrk i5 o3o W.
10 IS ard ii 80 m; 3l5 4:i5. 6:b. and 1880 D. M and
II SATURDAY nights ouly Cres.k $50 15 49, and g:SO m
nsSt, cn RGbeffari PsTs and Pss,a 64 1880 .gl9
10 m IL .l:45 g. BAD 43o Dip o. .o;3O s'!9
10 80 and 80 Bnglewood and sparshi o5v $50 ~
and go m 100 B. To- AIS 445 $3.50 $50 and 7:45 m
ss6 M i;sS sis 4I5 $50 $3.50. and 7:i5 ard
II Saturday nights only Spnns Valley o;3o and S'3o u anu
leaving Chamberst half hours leave
be on quarter 23t thirtV minutes earlier Aooat
leaves 23dst 545 and ll:3O D. m connecting WIN uan
leaving Cnambersst hour The $3.50 train haTs
from Chanben-st. OnV p.o., an, x,.o,
inc Coaches esn be Obtained orders for the checking s transfer
Bs,gsge NAV be ef Companys ohce l oZ9 ana 9of
R,osd.v Conrtt Brookn aud at the Compsnys Depots ~
F1ure trains West arrive IN NeW'iorA u o H. @o
and 7:55 D. m ,sr,t.vs on,v
JHO. ~ ABBOTT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
6teampoa,s ano Railroaos.
NALL RIVER LINE

ENALL KIVEH LINE
- noOrou v1. spwpoxr AND PAIL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS BxCMrED AT 4em
From Pier 28 NortA River, foot Of MurrYsh'
TBE WoRLD-ReNOwNBD STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
n sIMMoxs Capt B. NJ SIMMONS.
III, mos, direct route Taunton. Mddeboro rymO"'1 'v
p.s,oa M.r.hss vineyard Nantucket Cape Co.. "e " d.
MOUNTAINS an pseps ponts Neg .ns 5as ROADWAY
inss. r0 ,or.r rii Third and S o esa
n.ds Erpress Omces 944 Broadway shs Hcssls
t.enosirS. or At the the Pier aud q ah phOop
and Ticket Offices In the cy avn pOR THE SEASON.
HALLS bAhpS Emu" R1RDRN LOWELL, Agnta
ohoh"S ~o' o. c. 8. B. Compaay
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21

az 40; Is IS bid Rscepts27 600 bnh wnea t "a 000
Com 5000 bush os,s. supmeDe-l9ooo oosh ""'"' '
bush Corn, 5000 bash. Ost. =, ,.. ..,., -, aoc
am =, Tor Strained ryeptine steady at III oV
Hard 81 80 fer Yellow Dip $2 so for virgin. L" s'e'
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
DARE AND STANDARD BOOKS,
k NOW o. LSHIBIIlON Ar TIE
CLINTON HALL SALE ROOMS ASTORPLACE.

ry and choice varons departments Of Liter
atnre coursng Of Works History, Boaphy NoS-
a and including Books reat Hg Amenea vain
ae s Of B Ok In choice bindings adapted Public ana Pm
vse Libraries ncudne works which Is believed haye
public auction this city, To be soa by
auction MONDAY 80 following commencing 2
OcOck.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
HARLEM RIyER BRANCH

Commencing \ ptenber IA, 1s14.
TArs leave Harlem kIeT Station :. b. aaIq:lj m i.o1
A:tE, Z. 40 b 10, anl G45 m. '
bot Of NcTr tauia Steamboat Ca Fuon
NsrI,t Str fpr HAIem River sta.on. soua A.s-l1lE.
Ia ai.rmauon VI rAr1eurs pJr =. 20 els and
fVtN AYvklt SytL ~. A.'.-.s>Is b-'1
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
PENNsYLYAYIAM M !4I.. 0AR;ITHE !. I};, 1.-THE

DENNSYLVANIA RA AD.-THE
GREAT TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED STATES NAIL koofk
EewYsrk from foot OF Dssoros and
for Hsrbars West and South WITH Pan
man Palace Cans 93O and o;50 m sunday ana
w. and Lock (vs Phla epha Rhe r.
NV Meeting Phadephla), $3.50 ter Wlamsport Loeh
Haven CORY and connecting at CORY for TtusyD
Por Bs wanston and the South Limited Wssnngon bt
press Parlor Cars daily except sunday S;o a.. ar
i've in Washington at 4lO m Regular a. o'so m' ANU ILL.,
s"Raay asy:,. cr 70 %Ph,dsphi s4o $50 1890 1O
Fmigyspt and second class. 2 .. -
AT sersrt $50 74o g. 10 IL Eli aS
sIo 10 ii:3o m and IL 5:2O T. and s:lO
For kisabetb Is. $3.50. z. 740 3. s.. 10 12 !,
23S $40 $40 43O $50 5:2O. 5:4O 6. $40 $50.
7:3j. $40 TO- l13O and IL night Sunday o@O q and
Fo- ORahw.r O. $50 7 g. 10 H.. - m. 2so $40.
34O $40 430 45O 5:20 5:fO, g. 6:lO $3.50 $40 10 D.
FOR wooibhdg Perth Amboy and South Amboy aud 10 m
spS PSf siv sfvPrqai D. m and Il nigh. sunday D. @
For East Milestone, ~ noon and 43O o. m
For Kingston and Rocky Hill, $3.50 .. IN. and i;l0 P m
For Lambertvle and Femingon, $50 a. No. and i;lO m
For PhiILpsbur and Belyidere $3.50 IN. and ooo
Fer trenton. BordeBown Barb,t anu Camden 40, Voo
m lHso c.ts,d z, T. ,. p an, nj 81 and % 4:lop
70 Farmin. dale and Sausn a. IN. and D. m , -, ,,o
lor nj Pemberton and Camden Perth Amboy 5'sop
F For Uohts,ovn and Pembertop, a. m ,,-, ,,..o
ysns arrive as fol ow-Fi1m Pittsburgh 651 and oo M
ios5 y M daily O ,a i Bnnope ID nop go a. H. R i5
and 1927 D. m sunlay. 6:2O W. aDi ioZi M 3 IL
cephia 3; TO- GO G:jj, 1913, llE o. m 10
7:35 7:IO 1927 Sunday o;Io' o'-o' o'''' i'
kt % oaees 526 and Si4 BrO.wa No. AOr House. and foot
Desbrosses Corandtsts; No. Courir, 9ti
om ~ So BatterrpIsc D. NJ BOYD Gen. Passenger Agent
FRASk THOMSON. General MANAGER
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21


The following Books included Ca;ague and me; the
special attention OF eolec'oFs'
Acosta New World Acugna South America Aeman's Rog1c
Relating the Inlans AntJ aeon Actc works a
c Work Eayes Dictionary Whca the best edition by Des
Maeax folio Bibles. talmets DctOrarr. Oofddss
p.I's De Qincy Works De Cacs; folio
DckeLsi 2O br'mats Of th" ~ 'stora9n
Du1ont ON Dolmaic Law uurtys is TO Pure Melancholy
IL vo itO Eyelyns hylva 4to faceons
Nork FI,iilgs works. Forces Tracts American Archives fHT
Gerurd. Gent,mans Magazine Co!,mliIs ,Woikt uor-on
Amercan Revolution. GTyueuss New World HARMS Travels.
vols fio Heyos Moastc Oiters. Heunepts Travels Her
brs travels folio Ilul George ~ Hume hne eluon Hutch
insou Massachusetts, vo. Klkhan's Biographical Dictionary
mar oil ". Jonrss Works Journals " tie Hou Of
Lords and Commons; important AMI lUl
vos folio. Keijhs Travels New laHplire henls's HIS
- England Knights o St john La fontare :
Taies Ia Iarpe voaes vols La1in,s works 10 vols
Dolphin Large Parer III vols tlarts Lever
WORKS B-s,'s Monk. Lodges Portraits 10 WORKS
relating the C,v Of London Ab5e MaTs Woft- Lo Micu
laws Costume oi the Cln.. Msh"ns History Of
E1gard Mme. MlIntorOn's Memoir. MariZs Italian Painting
Margaret Peter Mayf New World Maunds Boan
Gar.en. l0mponus Me!a end sohnGs ATgns Nor~ u vols
Book. Mon6res Jlu News Multengcs is1ys
Moutcuus World Monthly Ryew me ST. 2l3 vols svo
MOltancouss Ant quit vos ih0 Book OF Mormon or al
Moultres Revolution Musical Library ii yot. !olo
Books relative 10 Napoleon Meas Newk1gaut New hoa
Magazine. 73 Nicoass Orler OF knEiihooL NebuhT-
vols Nova Britannia OuIes inGrrl Dictionary Ok
beys English Drama. % yo Pafk Sone fu3li or % vols
Pa1tous 4 Botany. Penny Crcril Penny Magazine
Lives Poll SvIOpss, scripture Inter-
Raleigh History cl tie Nofd Rspn Hst" OF England Rich
arson WoA. 10 ,o Rome Numeoa, viinbe W"Es kos'.
Sir j., vo7agcs Of THE MtSSltH LEANllI Anc-oaes.S
WILL BE SOLD at public auction, on
w SATURDAY Nov 2l 1874 10 o'clock 50 te Forenoon T
vry in the Newlork FIXTURES am FURSrURE, Of s
''1'' - - J.. Il. LUDLOW & CO.. Auctoaee,t
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
WOOL MAEKET.

PguAprtpH,A Nov 90 Wool easier tu' qut biz tower
proved demand: NeYok Michigan, Indiana, anu Western Fine.
soc; grades unchanged
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

CITlZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY
I sIRaToGA LAKB CHAMPLAIN. LAKE GEokGB. Ihn
n MONTREAL and ali points Sorh and West Low
hr, and reduction 70 points The elegant steamboats,
,.. nIuy isnrs,,, .xcepted =. j. M from Pier 40 North
Rv,r loot eroy with morning trains on ~ T. rail-
roaa Through and baggage CHECKED 70 Cant
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, Landing ae
Corep,, Cornwall Eevburgh Marlborough Melton Poughkeep
de West Pk Rsopus James Baldwin leaves
Pier N T., every Monday "Wednesday, and FRIDAY @
MERCHANTS OPPOSITION LINE 10r q Aito to
Nl BANY TROY-F.r SO cents deck 81 WIN o Mos9AYs
With room j. B SCHUYLER, (Per 43) Spnne ST. .ts
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS e1nIseing ,h Mc1x o.psr
BY railroads y W. 49,
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &cC Fars,
IN 81 o. Steamers Pck+p for New.hayen ~ ~" "A
D. NJ Daily is.sdays eIceped) connecting With the ra'roA'
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21

MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AMOUNTS
Va on NEW-YORK IMPROVED PROPERTY Principals address
qp Rov y Y flee
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21

The following Books included the Ca and merit the
special attention OF COLLECTORS:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
Financial.
EIRE INSURANCE STOCKS WANTED by
h s g. Ma,lst

RRN COFiTst Morgge BondhoNers requested
the of the
BOudhOdeTs' meeting viii be sent them tkANk ShEfA"D
Chairman Of BoidhOders Committee,
Bennett Binding % Nassau-y. Room g. fourh Hoor.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
Steamboats, ano Railroads.

NOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
con Cornwall Fs.bu5sn M.TSSscssd Ms1 h',ss .,s
E.,i.onst Pier a. n a. every TUESDAY THURsDAf and SAT-
uRDAY Al m.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-18
Women in Charge Of Post Offices.

A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
pays this tribute to the usefulness, integ-
rity and capacity Of women for post mis-
tressos: -+I stt #..-.
Sterling is remarkable in more ways
than one, and that which reflects as
great credit upon her people as any is,
that, for good many years past, lady
has held the position of postmistress here.
The first appointment was made by Presi-
dent Lincoln, in placing the Office in the
hands of Mrs. Il. Y.C. Bushnell, the then
widow of Maj. Bushnell, and now the esti-
mable wife OF Maj Henry. of this city.
She held the office for four years, and re-
signed, and the place was at once filled
with the present incumbent, Mrs. Electa
K. Smith. There is no position in which a
person is more likely to encounter fault
finding than the position of a postmaster !;
but it is the universal opinion OF our peo-
pie that our office was never handled with
such little complaint as it has been under
womans rule, and our Post Office, instead
of being headquarters for politicians and
political gatherings, has become place of
business, where the wants of the public,
and not of a political party, are the sole
duties that engage attention. ....s
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-18

WARRANT ONE BOTTLE ApERFEcTrcyRE IN
TUE WORST FORMS OF Piles, two to i've bottles In
CANCER, CArARRH- KrpEEY DISEASES, and all dis
eases OF the skin, and the greatest Blood Purifier
ever discovered Entirely vegetable. / request al.
cases Of failure None for Is years. II. D. FOWLE,
Chemist, Boston, and Montreal. Sold throughout
the world. 81 bottle. Send for Circulars of aston
ishing cures.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-18
The il]a vi! Asens,
The Senatorial Question.


Report says the faithful about Cam.
bridge are terribly mortified and indignant
at the defeat of Shepard in the fight for
the senatorial nomination, and charge that
they were sold out by Alex. Albro, who,
with some other of his ilk from Galva,
made mysterious visit to Geneseo just
about the time that the ReuJblic promul-
gated the report that Mr.. Hawley had
withdrawn from the congressional contest,
and by putting "this and that together
they concluded both Hawley and Shepard
were sold, and that Alex was the chlet
agent in the transaction. There is seem
ing probability they are not wholly mistak-
en- in the premises, for we have heard a
whisper that certain friends of Gen. Hen
derson made quiet trip to Geneseo at
about the same time, at which we we're at
the time little curious, but after hearing
the report from Cambridge we concluded
very probably it was part of the same
programme, the object of which was to
secure the nomination of Gen. Henderson
to congress by promising the support of
Kewanee for Moderwell for senator. We
do not know these things to be so, but in
view of the results which have since been
reached it looks very probable.
As regards the nomination of Major
Moderwell for the state senate, from all
accounts it is about as ,ceak as the Oppo-
sition could desire. His greatest strength
lies in the fact that he was soldier, prob
ably brave and an efficient one, during
the late war. While that fact, coupled
with the necessary qualities to make a
good senator, should have due weight, but
separate, unsupported by other qualities,
as in the present case, it does not count
for much as will be demonstrated by the
nomination of good man on the Opposi
ton ticket. -hevdaee I2dfDeadeat
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dress. Wholesale DepOts, 81 White street. New
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. VINEGAR HITTERs.

Ur. j. VA e s California Vim.
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tive herbs found on the lower ranges of
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mia, the medicinal properties of which
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TERs?" Our answer is, that they remove
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q perfect Renovation and InyigoratoI
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ALMOST A MIRACLE,I
TESTIMONIAL

Office and Residence No. A Dauphine ST.
NEW ORLEANS Sept ~, 1913.
Carl. TRYON j, WOODWARD .- %.
Agent Magufre's Medicines.
No 80 Magazine Street:
ESTEEMED SIR From feeling of heartfelt grats
itude and general sense of duty, l am prompted
TO address you and respectfully beg to give YOU
voluntary and brief statement of my past and pres
ent state of health. CUNDRANGo LIVER AND BLOOD
BITTERs AND SARsAPARILLA Tonic. My health for
years has been bad. but from the commencement OF
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pletely paralyzed In my right arm and with my
whole right side Threatened, became helpless and
hopeless indeed, though attended upon by the most
skfllful physicians OF this and other States sIe
cities, With no benefit; and, in fact, my Own neai
cal knowledge forces 10 realize the fact thSt u
less some change and improvement took pis0e yv
with me would shortly die, and made ny a-y,
earthly arrangement accordingly, Wien y a -.rd
providential Circumstance wss dnsS go 80.
met you, about month ago ara s4i, -, Nm,
III; ~ , ., cnsaenc Of benefit TO myss
only try the CundurangO' ana ~ my aan"es
.t,si =, ,.rSeef health. and that b. the use OF
nj ON SoifIs ~ the CUSDURASeo Liver AND
BIooD BrrTEIis and sac AfAkLil1 Io>" iestili
@ nv dear sir, be grateful In my reInemhranes
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Ian me in my wretched helplessness, and an
convinced that TO the use Of Cundexsago and ID
vine PTeyidenee through you, am indebted Tor
new lease Of life. -
From sense OF duty, let nc AJAX that . pablica
ton Of my case be made; and By ny hHppy expef
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The zee Of CundsrsAgo. they may also una ren
and restoration TO hea.- when even n,ps ~
yanr~ sruir' esc > TfIOs. n. Lo9AN. i'm N ID.
NKw ORLEANS. Sept "a. issS.
We the undersigned, being personally sceahtntso
Win DIP Iogan cheerfully certify hat The sooy
statement is true and eorreet "A every P4rilenish
} CAoCA1.lIsTEB
Pm GOODWIN.
DAN,L mCkAk
sold hy Censor a Thomas, koeS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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BY THE AMERICAN In
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And acknowledgements d
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