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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-19
MASSACHUSETTS,.

Lowell. Is. This afternoon there was
quite demonstration of citizens, against the
committee on streets, who we're laying side
walk on Bridge street. The mayor and half
a dozen policemen were called. The diff
Guilty was settled by reducing the width of
the side walk, which was partially construct
ed, from 20 to 10 l-2 feet.
Boston, Is. At Brighton, to-day, James
F. Keyoe, aged ~, was run over by train
on the Boston & Worcester railroad and in
stantly killed
James Campbell, aged co, was killed at
Chartestown, to-day, by the falling of por.
ton of the wall at the Charlestown gas
works.
June meeting at Mystic Park was contin-
ued to- day. The weather was very fine and
the attendance was excellent. There were
two races on the card and both were well
contested and the hackers Of the favorites
were in luck, as they brought the money
home in each instance. The following is a
summary of each event;
Mystic Park, June Is. Purse of $500, for
horses that never beat 8 minutes, mile heats,
3 in 5, to harness.
A. May names Gray Dick-l, 4, 4, /,
L. o. Soles names blk Queen-2, /, /,
2,2.
II. Woodruff names h Franks. Q 2 2.
2
e II uow,and names h Danoor-o 2 .
dist.
S. Golden names Peter Simple, ),
), drawn.
Time-2.42, 2,3S l-2, 2.39 IL, 2.37 2,
Same day ,,rsa NJ ssoo for borses that
never have heat o44 mile heats. 2 in Z to
hornoss
A Nav names II m Tonsev-o 1.1o1
IN Iyorauor1 rar,os h =, TnmI . .
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from sordid, selfsh heart and q treachsrous

from Q sordid, selfish heart and treacheroua
memory. Bitter the day for the nation when
selfshness shall rule, and the names of these
heroes cease to give US inspiration and make
the heart beat more quickly, when we shall
see no beauty in these memorial services,
and they cease to teach the lesson of patriot
ism.
The patriots whose memories we would
cherish are not only honored in these observ-
ances, but we call down upon US the inspira-
ton Of the devotion and the fragrance oftheir
lives. God forbid that the American people
should forget to hallow these memorial days
The coming generations have this as sacred
trust. And to-day, as we stand amidst the
country's dead, we have reason for thankful
ness that the war is over, and that its jealous
les and heart-burnngs are dying out-that
manly forgiveness and brotherly love is sue
ceeding. The hands of the man who wore
the blue and he who wore the grey are
clasped. But, said the speaker, while
have tears and sorrow for the grey, have
garlands and honors only for the blue.
There are many ways in which we may mani
fest our kindly feeling to our Southern breth-
rem; but we ought not to forget the wide dis
tinctions between him who fell to save the
republic, and him who fell in desperate at
tempt to destroy 1t.
Col Smith closed his Grafton with an elo.
quent allusion to the memories awakened by
the hour and the service.
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LEWISTON.

Lewiston, Is. To-day occurred the alumni
meeting of Bates College. L. G. Jordan was
elected President; G. Z. Gay. Vice President
B. L. Bickford, Secretary. Arthur Given
was appointed as orator for 1875, and j. II.
Baker, poet. The Grafton was delivered by
Rev. A. L. Houghton, of Lawrence, Mass,
the poem by G.. Ii. Stockbridge, of Deering.
Vacancies in the Board of Overseers were
filled by the choice of Rev. w. II. Bolster OF
Wiscasset, o. c. Wendell and Rev. DR.. Day
of Dover, n H., J. W. Perkins and L. w.
Gilman Of Lewiston. Glass day exercises oc-
cur this evening.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York. 20. A terrible explosion Of
nitro. glycerine took place at Richmond VAL
ley, Staten Island, Tuesday afternoon, by
which an old gentleman and his wife, named
Hicks, were seriously injured.
At the Jerome Park races to-day the first
race, wslk-over, for Kadz, and the second do.
for Whisper. The third race, one-quarter
mile, was won easily by Vandalite. Time,
2:l7.
For the steeple chase five started,-won by
Bullet.
In the game of baae ball, to. day, between
the White Stockings of Chicago, and the Mu-
tuals, the former sustained an overwhelming
defeat. Zettlein and Cuthbert of the Chicago
Club, were not allowed by the manager of the
White Stockings to play, suspicion being
openly attached to their action during the
matches in Philadelphia. The following Is
the score:
White Stockings-0 0 0 O OO10 OIL.
Mutuals-9 8 8 5 2 l-3s.
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RHODE ISLAND.j

Providence, IS. The will of Carter Brown
gives Brown University $780, 900. He also
bequeathed S25, 900 to the Rhode Island hos
pital and $4,000 for the Redwood library.
Mathew j. Donohoe, who last Sunday
made an attack with knife upon his divorce
ed wife, was last evening found dead in a
field near the city of Cranston. His face and
head indicated that he had received horrible
beating. The post mortem examination
shows injuries not necessarily fatal, but it is
believed the man died in consequence. The
coroner's jury is investigating. Donohoe
was lately discharged from the Boston hos
pital and was under bail to answer to charge
of horse stenling.
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w WASHINGTON.

Washington, Is.
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day are
$34G,45G
Lieut.. Commander Francis NJ. Green, COM
manding the L. S. steamer Fortune, in a
letter to Secretary Robson, dated Vera
Cruz, May goth, gives detailed account of
death by drowning of four men of the ships
company by the capsizing Of boat off Point
Sapotillan. The names of the men were
John Moran, Richard Norker, John McInnis
and James Daley. Commander Green ac-
cords great praise to Ensign T. C. Spencer,
who at great risk swan out from the shore
through the heavy surf three times, saving
the lives of Lieut.. Hutchins and Boatswain s
Mate John Smith, who would certainly have
drowned without hir aid, and made most gal
liant efforts to save McInnis. Quartermaster
Christopher Fowler is also mentioned for gal
liant conduct.
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Congressional Proceedings.
Washington, Is.

Washington, 49,
HOUSE.
Mr.. Cessna of Pa. moved to suspend the
rules and pass a bill relative to equitable and
legal rights of parties in possession of GER
tam lands and improvements thereon in Cal
ifornia and to provide jurisdiction to deter
mine their rights He explained that it had
reference to property at Point San Jose, be-
longing to Mrs. Fremont and others, which
had been taken possession of by the military
authorities, and it involved some two hundred
thousand dollars.
Rejected.
Mr.. Gooch of Mass. moved to suspend the
rules and pass bill granting ten pieces of
cannon for monument in commemoration
of the battle of Lexington, on the 10Th Of
April, lg75.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Cook of Ga. moved to suspend the
rules aud pass bill extending the Limitation
for public buildings at Atlanta, Ga, to $780,
900.
Mr.. Garfield of o. called for the yeas and
nays. remarking in an undertone, ':they
might as we'll break in one side of the treas
ury at once
The motion was rejected-l40 to S0-less
than two-thirds in the affirmative.
Mr.. O'Neil of Pa. moved to suspend the
rules and pass the bill to transfer to the Fair
mount Park Association of Philadelphia 20
condemned bronze cannon, for an equestrian
statue of Maj. Gen. Meade.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Mills of Texas moved to suspend the
rules and pass bill for the removal of
troops from the Southern states and placing
them on the frontier of Texas, to protect the
settlements against Indians.
Rejected
Mr.. Hooper of Mass. moved to suspend
the rules and pass the senate bill authorizing
the transfer of gold mint bars from the assay
office in n. Y. to the sub treasury.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Poland of Ind. made proposition to
60 to the business on the Speakers table, with
thd understanding that no advantage be given
to the civil rights bill, but that it be referred
to the judiciary committee, from which no
report could be made this session, except by
a two-thirds vote.
Mr.. G. f. Hoar objected to the proposition,
on the ground that the civil rights bill now
occupied a position of advantage in being on
the Speakers table and in standing in the
way of other legislation there.
Mr.. Beck of Ky. remarked that so far as he
was concerned he would let all legislation
stop before he would allow the civil rights
bill to pass.
Pending the discussion, Mr.. f. H. Roberts
made conference report on the moiety bill
Agreed to.
Mr.. Wilson of Iowa moved to adjourn.
Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-19

Chicago, June Is, 1874.
hlour-dnll-extra spring Ooae CO..
WheatGNo.l spring, l24-al2+-; No. Q, lalAa
so,- casn, ma July lls 3-4aIlsx; Aug, l16-a
Corn-No. 2, mixed ,6OIsa60x: cash. 59x: JuIv.
=; Aug. 80 "a; rejected, 5saH
Oats1N O. .. aeha--; june, lsxa43x; July, =
Rye-No. 2, -S4aK.
Barley7No. spring l2oallo; No. spring 1ooa-.
Dressed Hogs-6 00a6 25-.
Pcrk.1 all l2la, cash; July, IL 25-a17 Is; Aug,
1925 all 80.
- Lard-lox a, cash; July, 10 75a10 so; Aug,
Bulk Meats-shou 6%; short rib mid 8 "a
-; short clear mid 9ka-.
Green meats-shoulders -; short ribs =.
Hams IA Ds average ais.
Whiskey-94ha9lx.
Freghts-Corn to Buffalo, .3Xa3x; wheat do, o.
a..
Receipts-5,O00 -four; g. 900 wheat; %, 900 corn;
90, 900 oats; 1000 rye; 5000 barley.
Shipments -e,6o0 flour; 81 600 wheat; 100000
corn; 5000 oats: 600 barley; 0000 rye.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

In the Senate, Wednesday, large amount
of business was disposed Of and many bills
were passed, among the most important Of
which were the bills relating to the survey of
Northern Pacific Railroad land; the Post.
Office appropriation bill; for establishing
courses for ocean steamers; and for estab-
fishing liie-saving stations. A large number
OF important reports were also made.
In the House of Representatives the bill for
the reorganization of the district government
was passed, and a resolution in favor Of in.
ternational arbitration adopted.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New York, June Is, 1874.
EVENING REPORT.

New York, June Is, 1874.
EVENING REPORT.
Sterling quiet and dull at 4S11sdtS7. for 80 days
490ai90le for demand.
Customs receipts $323000
Specie shipments to-day $500 900 in gold coin and
S93 900 in silver.
Government sold 81 800, 600 at Ill Ok lO0alIl 10
100.
Gold opened at NIX and closed at Ill.
The rates for borrowing were and and final.
ly fiat.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $s2 900
on account of interest and $1,000 III payment of
bonds.
Business of the gold exchange bank:
Gold balances $94l 900
Gross clearaaces 26,03S 900
Currency balances 1867 00I
Governments dull and strong.
State bonds nominal.
The Stock market firm early in the day on
favorable advices from London; but later on be-
came weak on Washington rumors and declined z.
to Ia per cent.
During the afternoon the market was frmer with
recovery of a to q per cent chiefly influenced
by the conference committees report on the cur
rency bill.
The total transactions to-day S0, 800 shares,
including 81 900 shares Lake Shore.
Clearing House Statement
Currency Exchange, SIS, $50 800
Currency Balances, ,529
Gold Exchange, S,Ga5 O63
Gold Balances, 397 ,377
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, Is. The Boston Fusieers
places of interest to-day. A number left for
home tonight. The others return to NOR
row.
The Schuylkill regatta closed to day. The
race for fonr cared boats was won by the Ar
gonanta club Of Bergen Point, N. j. Race
for double scull boats was won by the Nassau
club of N. Y. T. X. keaton, of the Harlem
Rowing Association, won the single scull
race.
Titusville, Is. Last night, near Parker
City, masked men attacked Geo. Grain and
robbed him of $3.50. There is no clue to the
robbers.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Is. The steamers Vance.
yer and Lord of the Isles, from China, have
arrived. The latter brings 945 Chinese pas
seogers, the former, 6l3.
The vessel lost in the China seas wits all
on board. was the steamer Scotland, not the
bark Scott nd.
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MICHIGAN.

Lansing, Is. The boiler of Stevens &
Co.'S wheelbarrow factory, at Coldwater. ex-
ploded to-day, killing Isaac Stevens, father
Of the proprietor, and John Hudson, boy of
l6 years, and injuring VIM. Voorhees,. inter.
nally, V. Voorhees,, chest, Samuel M. Will
liams, head and shoulders, William Marble,
head and neck, Wallack Culver, bruised
badly. All but VIM. VOORHEES, will proba-
bly, recover. Cause was defective boiler.
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Brighton Live Stock Market.

For THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, JUNE
II, 1874.
NORTHERN CATTLE.
PRICES.
On 100 pounds dressed weight - Beef, Tallow
Good Oxen, SO OOa9 80
Fair to good, o 1879 rs
Second quality, 81 0OaS SO
Few pairs premium bullocks 90 a5SiO 80
WESTERN CATTLE.
Prices on live weight:
Extra, SO called, TAX c
Good to PRIME CkaSxc
Light to fair 5%a6-c
Slim, 5-a5Ac
STORE CATTLE AND WORKING OXEN.
We note sales by J d Hosmer of pair of work.
sls5 and $l55; pair IT 8 in for $l55 and Gro.
NEW MICH cows.
SSeveral cows were bought by A stone to sci
again. at from $50 to SIS per head, to their quail
Hastings, Campbell & Co. sold one COW and calf
at $50.
Not much dong in pigs: receipts 900. A few Co.
lumba Co spring pigs at 12lte.
POULTRY.
The arrivals are hens and turkeys, which sold
collectively at l5c per h. and only l5c for hens sep.
arate from the turkeys. The receipts were and n
TONS
NORTHERN SHEEP.
sheared sheep "a a6l4 per b. A few fancy sheep
9l2ai0c per ID. Spring lambs l0si4c per b.
Il HoughtOn sold 70 sheared sheep, average 81
lbs at l-2c per II.
Nm Rice sold mixed lot of old sheep yeariings
and few lambs at &c per ID, the lot Of about $50
head at $S2s SC; alsoo spring lambs, average Sc
lbs, at lie per h.
HIDES, PELTS, &C.
Hides-7]s csc n. Country Hides, 74a7 l.2c
b.
Calf Skins-l5-a16c U h.
Dairy skins,-75c.
Pelts-$2. so each.
Lamb skins, soc.
Sheared skins, 3jc.
DEMONSTRATION, SC: country, -s4Kc.
Fat hogs-live 81 a6l4c per ID
Store pigs 7-as-c at wholesale; 7laa9-c at re-
tail.
Columbia county spring spring pigs at ~ I.2c per
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NEW IlAMPSIIIKE

Portsmouth, Is. The steamer Ambassador
has just arrived with thirty miles of the shore
end of the new cable. The work of laying
will commence at once.
Concord, Is. John Mahon was acciden-
tally shot in the neck with shot gun, this
afternoon, by Albert Gray, while scuffling in
a barber shop. The wound is serious, but
Mahon will probably recover.
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MISSOURI.

st. Louis, Is. At the State Mass Tenn.
perance Convention at Brownsville, to. day,
the attendance was small. An excited dis
cussion occurred on proposition to endorse
the Prohibition party of the United States,
but decision was not reached.
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Children often look Pale and Sick

ChiIureh DITCH Took Pale and Slck
from no other cause than having worms In the stom
ach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury to the child
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all coloring
or other injurious ingredients usually used in worm
preparations.
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 2l5 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealers
edcines at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A Box.
G6spnlv
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KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Is. Last night party of ne
groes attacked the house of one Johnson, near
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, with stones. A negro VIC.
man was shot and killed by one of Johnson's
daughters, who also received probably fatal
injuries by being struck on the head with
rock.
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TEL,EGRAMS In GENERAL.

Gen. Sheridan has started on an inspecting
tour Through the west. He will go to Den
yer, via Kansas, thence to Cheyenne and
thence to the forts and Wind River noun
tains.
The contest for the Bhode Island senator
ship is still undecided. .t
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OHIO.

Toledo, Is. Indications are that the ques-
ton of reading the Bible in the public schools
is to be agitated here, resolutions to that
effect having been offered in the Board of
Education last evening. No action was
taken.
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ILLINOIS.

Springfield, Is. The U. >. circuit court
to day decided against the application for the
transfer of the State Commissioners suits
against the Chicago & Alton railroad, for
violation of the new railroad law.
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The Confessions OF an Invalid.

PUBLISHED AS A WARNING and for the benefit
Young MEN AND OTHERS who suffer from NERV-
Gus DEBILITY LOSS OF MANHOOD, etc., sup
cured himself aite undergoing consider cradle qnack
cry and sent freeon receiving postpaid directed
envelope.
Sufferers are invited to address the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
sn6m26 Box 153, Brookln,
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati June 10, 1874.
PORK-quiet, firm, at $l7 s7Kal7 10.
LARD-steam 10 34a-; kettle, l1k9l1x.
BULK MEATS-shouiders 6k G.; clear rib sides
O.; clear sides 93l 1-4g. s-a
BACON-shoulders 7k8-; clear rib sides exc
0 80; clear sides 10 3-4dlUk.
WHISKEY-95-d.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.

st. John, Is. 1t has been blowing a gale
with incessant rain, for 4S hours. Ship Fly
ing Cloud, laden with deals for Liverpool,
dragged her anchor and went ashore on the
bar. She is full Of water and mus dis
charge.
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CAN ADA.

Ottawa, Is. The International Division of
the Sons of Temperance is in session here.
The total membership is 2299. Resolutions
in favor of prohibition have been adopted.
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ARKANSAS.

Little Rock, Is. The case of Mattock, the
murderer of the Missouri emigrants at Lost
Creek last November, is decided, and he will
be hung to morrow.
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WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington, ID. c., June lS.
For New England and the Middle States,
clearing weather will prevail, with rorth or
west winds, sight change in the temperature
and rising barometer.
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UTAH.

Salt Lake, Is. A slight shock of an earth
quake was felt here last night, lasting thirty
seconds.
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Jimmie Wallace of Bangor, about7 years
Of age, while playing on the bank Of the
"canar' running from Main street to Picker.
ing square, lost his balance and fell 10 feet to
the rocks below, cutting fearful cash in his
head and probably losing the sight Of one
eye. &*K
Mr.. Farwell, who kidnapped little girl in
Portland, has been released from custody,
having promised not to do 70 any more.
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STATE NEWS.

The soldiers monument at Presque Isle
will be dedicated on July 4th, under the d.
rection of the town, which has appropriated
500 to defray tho expenses Of the dedication
ceremonies, etc.
Notwithstanding the dull times, Rockland
presents an unusual lively appearance. A
large number of houses are being erected
and quite number are yet to be built. The
increasing demand for tenements shows that
Rockland is fast taking her place with the
leading cities of the State in regard to bust.
ness and population.
Mrs. Hersey of Kenduskeag, a lady Is
years of age, recently wove in five days 80
yards of Competing one and one quarter yards
wide. ..y...-. .-psasssas.saeaa.asasss~s
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
10 THE
Daily Eennebee 9uurnal.
TO THE.
PORTLAND.

Portland, IS. The body found in the woods
at Westbrook, some weeks since, is thought
to be that Of youth named Sylvia, who es-
capped from the Reform School about year
ago, having injured himself in leaping from
a window, his companions left him in the
woods.
LATER.
The coroner says the body found in the
Westbrook woods could not have been the
Sylvia boy, as it was evidently man of ma
ture age and weighing 200 pounds.
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Chicago Produce Market.

2sSd-G.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-04
Th be Daily Arens.
Independent IN Eoerythang. !.

Truly the way of transgressors is hard.
Mr. Nipple Mitchell, of Oregon, has no
sooner begun to enjoy little respite from
the disagreeable talk of his early life and
complica.e led domestic affairs, than his enc
mics in Oregon bring up a fresh charge
that he secured his seat in the United
States Senate by bribery. And their AS.
sertions are supported by some very ugly
looking afhdavits. Two members of the leg
islature, at the time Mitchell was elected,
swear that his friends offered them $4,000
a piece If they would go into the caucus
for Mitchell, but they both declined the
money. Another member swears that
Mitchell came to him personally and offer
ed him $1,000 if he would go home, or
S., 900 if he would induce the men, men
toned above as having been offered S.
600, to go into the caucus These offers
were also declined. MIR. Mitchell seems
to have had plenty of money, and if he Of
fered it SO literally in these three instan-
ces, it is only reasonable to suppose that
he did the same thing in other cases and
that it was accepted At all events these
afhdavits, if they are true, are enough to
show that Mr.. Mitchell is not the kind Of
man to shed luster upon the United States
Senate, and it behooves that body to show
him the door without delay. If they are
not true. Mr.. Mitchell owes it to himself
to prove their talsity forthwith.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-04

The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
calls upon the President to veto the $780,
OoO,OOU imitation bill, and says: I'VE be-
lieve such veto would largely add TO the
reputation of him who is already illustri-
trious for services performed. In
the name of all that is honest
and prudent in the nation, we
ask the President to interpose his will as
against that of an infatuated Congress.
Thus may we know that the Executive, at
asst, is anxious to restore a healthy circu-
lation to the body polite, and brighten the
dishonored faith of a mighty people p"
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-04

! DR.. Sharps Specific cures Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Constipation, Vomiting Of Food. Sour Stom.
aeh, Water Brash, Heartburn. Low Spirits, &C.. In
thirty Ave years failing cure the most OBJ
stinate cases. Sold by druggists generally. Depot
145 Eighth street, New York. Circulars mailed on
application. Sold by Ehil Dehler- III 3dGw6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-04
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