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Decision--Lieense Granted.

EVANSVILLE September 21.-l"Ster-
dav Judge Parrctt, of the Circuit Court,
decided that under the Baxter bill an
appeal by the remonstrnnts from the
County Commissioners Court to the
Circuit Court will not lie. The temper
ance lcagucrcmonStrateda against granting
permit to sell liquor to Jas. =. Hicks
and Others on the ground Of fraud, with
ont signatures I" their petitions, but in
the Judgment of the Commissioners fail
ed to establish tn" avcrment, and tn" per
mts were granted. The rcm"nstrants
took an appeal 10 the Circuit Court,
which WAS disposed Of as indicated above.
The appeal was dismissed
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BY TELEG GRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Grand Lodge /. O, o. +.

ATLANTA, September 26.-The Grand
Lodge I. D. 0. F. closed its annual ses-
sion this afternoon, and adjourned to
meet at indianapolis next year. The
Grand Sire made the following appoint
ments: John R. Tompkins, of Alabama,
Grand Marshal; Rev. j. w. Venable, of
Kentucky, Grand Chaplain; W. H.
Faulke, Of Delaware, Grand Guardian; j..
w. Hudson, of Wisconsin. Grand Mes
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Incendiary Convicted.

CHIcAGo, September Pin the ease
of Aaron Anderson. charged with inccn-
diarism. the jury brought in a verdict in
which they say they find the prisoner
guilty as charged in the indictment, and
fix his punishment ut six months inn
prisonment in the penitentiary, and a
fine of 500. His counsel made the usu-
al motion for new trial.
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Death Of All OIdVeteran.

BOsTON, September 2I.-A dlspatch
from Portsmouth, y. H., says Sergeant
James Davidson, who served for over
fftv wears in the United States army,
died at Fort Constitution. on Saturday
He was the oldest enlisted man in the
service. having served in the war; in
Florida and Mexico with distinction
For several years he has had charge OF
the fort.
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Mt. Etna ON the Rampage.

ROME, September 27.-Mount Etna is
still in state Of agitation. Rumhling
noises ale heard inside, and yesterday an
earthquake shook the mountain and it,
base. The shocks extended to the village
of Raundozza, and DESTROYED several
houses.
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Earthquake I'm Guatemala.

NEw YORK, September 26.-Reports
are in circulation this afternoon rs fol-
lows Antigua Guatemala was detroy-
ed BY an earthquake last night at ten
o'clock. Guatemala City must have suf-
fered severely, as the earthquake was felt
four leagues from Antigua.
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OrFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGroS Septcmb"r2 q, SPIN.
pRoR ARITTTTES
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THE IRON TRADE.
The New Furnaces Projected Near
Columbus.

The New Furnaces Projected Near
Columbus.
A Columbus correspondent writes to
the New York Times that "the three
principal iron markets the furnace men
Of this ection have to compete with are
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Cleveland.
l will give the present market quota
tions at each OF these places, 80 that
they can be compared with those OF
Columbus. These prices include the
usual four months credit:
Pittsb'h. CincinH. Cleverd.
Mol foundry 3! COAST 90 81 C0aS6 90 "a 5OaS5 50
No2 foundry. 8 0Ja3l w 8O Stoc
No gray irg q oOaZ9 OO So0sS, 50 g
OHIO fsfge ers va 50 eossleo "
The markets at the above points are
represented as being in q very depress,
ed state, with everything in buyer'
avor. And with all this staring US In
the face, / learn o. two more furnaces
that will be erected during the present
year about two and a half miles from
Strsilsvile. TIE stocks will be 43 feet
high, IL DOT bosh, and supplied With
four 81 inch twyers, through which
will be forced hot blast. The produo'
OF these TWO furnaces will be brought
to this city, where it will enter into di-
rect competition with the furnace men
here.
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TIE bill recognizing the Treasury
Department is thoroughly revolution
airy 10 it's character. The total reduce
ton OF the clerical force Is 325, and the
retrenchment claimed to be effected by
it is estimated at $500 OO0ayear The
bill abolishes all assistant clerkships
and messengers, as we'll as all distinc-
tiobs In the rates of CO npensat!on be@
tween male and female employees. The
bill also provides that the representa-
ton Of States in the department shall
b. equalizsd as far as possible, and that
no person shall be rejected or discharg-
ed hereafter on account Of political
opinions.
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Our CHANGING BOdfes.

Our bodies are constantly changing. The
dead matter passes of bv the bowels and
the pores, and digestion and similaiion
supply fresh material. This material can
not be pure, and consequently the body
cannot be healthy unless the stomach and
seer etive organs perform their allot' ed
tasks thoroughly and regularly. That they
may do so keep them In good working
order with that most efficient Of all in Wig
Grating, regulating and purif, ing prepare
tions. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. II you
wish your blood to be eally the, "nream
OF life" to have 20 bones clothed with
sound flesh, to be exempt from nervous.
ness and debility, to be clear: headed ard
cheerful, in short, to possess that choicest
of Heavens blessings, sound mind In 9
sound body, resort 10 the or, at vegetat II
restorative whenever you teel lapguid, Of
suffer from indigestion, or are bilious OF
low spirited, or So fferlng from any derange'
ment OF the animal functions. The relie
is immediate, and full restoration certain
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The Point Pleasant Register OF last
Thursday reports that there is in Ma
son county an excellent prospect for an
abundau, crop ofwheat. Peaches were
not a, much injured by the recent cold
weather a. it was feared they would be
and there is a prospect Of good yield
From other sections Of the State comes
the same news, and from present ap'
pearances the various crops cultivated
BY the farmer will prove more than US
uslly remunerative this year.
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PATRONS OF HUS aANDRY,

In response to numerous inquiries,
We would inform our readers that Hon.
B. NJ. KITCHEN is Master of the State
Grange Of Patrons OF Husbandry in
West Virginia. His postofice is
Shanghai, Berkeley county. Petitions
for the formation Of local oranges
should be addressed to him and will
doubtless receive prompt attention.
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MONTHS.

lS73-Warmest day, August 22d,
mercury stood at ga degrees in the
sbade; coolest day, March 5th. mer-
curry II degrees below zero. lS72.it
rsined and showed lSS days; snow fell
to the depth oil 2St inches; coolest day
January 30tb, mercury stood at 4 de-
grees below zero; warmest day, July
%, mercury up to 90 degrees.
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HARRISON COUNTY.

A correspondent at Bridgeport
writing under date Of the 10th, furnishes
the following items:
Bridgeport is situated on the "Par-
kersburg branch" OF the B. & o. r. r.,
II miles from Grafton, 81 miles from
Park.rsburg. 3ll miles from Baltimore
and III miles from your city. 1t con-
tains about 400 inhabitants, three
churches, one OF which. (the Methods,
Protestant was dedicated last Sabbath,
(l2th,) the dedication sermon being
preached by Dr.. F. Swentzel, of Bsltl-
more, one Of the ablest preachers in all
this country. He preached one OF the
most powerful sermons ever preached
in this town.
We have six or eight blacksmiths,
and seven stores, and there is a great
number OF stock shipped from here,
about 600 Car loads during the year.
as this is a grazing country. Be it said
to our shame, some bad whisky has
been sold in our town for come years
past, but now, thanks 10 the great
tidal wave" or some other benign in
fluence, they have all stopped this
vile traffic, and ss a consequence we
see the benefits Of it. A young man
from one OF our neiehboring towns Wis.,
tied US yesterday and he got very dry
indeed, and hunted all over our toun
but could not get anything better, so
he came to Ess. Cinnamon.
The weather is still wet but now
warm. and great prospscts Of crops Of
all kinds, fruit not excepted. We have
the usual number OF weddings and
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DIED.

HEARNE-On Sunday, April 18th, 1874,
at o'clock p. NJ, LII LEE, infant daught,
er OF Frank and Lille Lee Hearne, aged
seYent, en- months.
Funeral from the residence, No. $50 Main
street this Tuesday, afternoon at2 o'clock
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Dissolution of Partnershin

THE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING
1 aaTnaodorc Eink. c. L-zsnesnd Roy
OF Thee tore Fink & Co, has this day been
dissolved by Rey Combs Withdrawing. The
Indebtedness now due and coming 10 the
arm, a we'll as all outstanding liabilities,
VIII Be settled by the rematninG members
Of the arm. THEODORE FINK,
aPIl5-a RIf CoMA
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NOTICES..
Collectors Notice.

THOMAS MCCORMICK, JUSTICE OF
j the Peace a6d Real Estate Agent.
Rents and Accounts collected. Once cor.
ner Of Market and 10Th streets, Centre
Wheeling. aprl.h
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other festivities, and judging from sp'
pearances We will have more weddings
ere long.
MARION COUNTY.
"Fidus Achates," . Marion county
correspondent, furnishes the following
interesting meteorological table OF the
year 1878:
1t raiued and showed on the follow
ing number of days in 1878:
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Fish.

MESS MACKEREL, VERY FINE,
M white and fat, In kits and barrels
Nos. !, 2 and 8 Mackerel In kits and bar
rels.
Picked Salmon.
Georges Bank Goldfish.
Labrador Herring.
Yarmouth Bloaters.
Just received by X. J. SMYTH,
feb2O Corner Market and 18th sN.
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Public Sale Of Real Esiat,

bpriDg VI heSAt FIours
100 Bills Davis Extra.
200 Meme Better.
100 Crossetts Mill.
100 Eagle Mills.
N.'RFTLI,Y
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STATED LIME.

STEAM SH rs:
State o, Pennsylvania State OF Virginia,
State OF louisiana. state OF Georgia,
OF Nevada, bulldog state or Minnesota
of Florida, State OF Alabama,
state Of Indiana,
To Glasgow, Belfast, Liverpool, and
Londonderry.
State OF Virginia sails Tuesday, Mar. 10Th
STATE OF Alabama sails Saturday, Mar. 2lsi
state Of Penn'a, sails Saturday, April ith.
From Pier 81. North River, N. Y.
WEEKLY SAILiN0S NEXT SUkMfR.
Rates OF Passage :-Cabin, 600 and ~.
gold steerage, 80, currency prepaid, ~
Currency. ID ats nj lowest rates.
For further particulars apply to
hUsTiN BALDWIN Co,
Agents, No. y Broadway, y. Y.
J. y. NE RRlMAN,
Agent, Adam = I xpres Cos ONCE.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Gossip About Crops-Locai News
&C., DC.

Gossip About Crops-Locai News,
&C., DC.
We have on hard a number Of let
ters from friends in various sections OF
the State, speaking OF the weather, the
crops, and other matters oflocal inter-
est. We can only find room at this
time for q few extracts.
BARBOUR COUNTY.
Under date OF April 7tb, ~. N. g.
says:
The farmers are getting along slowly
with their spring work, but stlll keep
pushing forward. Wheat ia looking
we'll in this vicinity, and bids fair Tor a
good crop; in fact all the farmers think
that there is q better prospect for a
wheat crop than for several years before.
The peach crop is very promising for q
good crop. Apples and cherries have
still 90 far passed the winter unhurt,
and there will be very large crop here.
LEWIS COUNTY,
A correspondent styling himself zig
norant" writes from Big Skin Creek
Lewis county, on the 9th as follows:
Spring opened upon US once more
and has brought with it fine prospects
for a fruit and crop year especially.
TIE wheat crop looks more favorable,
considering the time OF year, than it
has since the year 1861. Grass is grow
ing foe, aud il the weather continues
warm o lew days longer we will have
plenty OF grass. Several OF our farm
era bsve turued their stock out to grass
now and several more will shortly.
We have two leagues OF the Changers
or Patrons OF Husbaudry in this vicin-
i,y. have considerable faith in this
order. l think it will accomplish great
and good ends if properly carried out,
by uniting the farmers, keeping down
the price OF goods, machinery. DC, and
by purifying our legislative and con-
gressionsl bodies l think that our
farmers are generally favorable to the
order, as they have got their eyes open
and their ambition aroused and are
determined to put down the humbugs
and mpositions that are practiced upon
the farmer, aud to dispense with those
kid-gloved middle men, who have been
so long gnawing the flesh of OF their
bones.
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sHURTLEFF HOUSE

IlAIRMONT, WEST VA, FORMERLY
4 Kearsley. This House has just been
newly rented nom cellar TO kairet with
new beds and new furniture, and 10 second
10 none in the country. and ID situated si
the Is. a U. railroad depot. This House IL
nrst class In every respect. The table II a.
ways supplied with the best In the market
Charges moderate. sample rooms for com
mercinl travellers. No charge for handling
baggage. Give me O call Satisfaction
gusfai,teed 10 all my patrona Good stab.
ing Tor horses. T. w. III URTLEFr,
noy9 Proprietor
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18
The Grand Trunk the Friend Of the West.

The people of the West have reason to
feel friendly towards the Grand Trunk
Canada railroad for it is wholly owning
to the management Of that road that
treights are kept down to somewhat reason
able figures Representatives of that road
met several officers of the New York Cen
trail in New York on Monday, to confer on
the subject of their interchange of traffic
at Buffalo, and on kindred topics. Gener
al Manager Joseph Hickson, of the Grand
Trunk Railway, said that he had not come
to New York to make any arrangements
connected with the Saratoga compact
The Grand Trunk Railway would not en-
ter into that contract That might be
considered as settled. The Grand Trunk
was not willing to have its rates controlled
and its business interfered with by the
Board of Commissioners. The Grand
Trunk is 10 favor of maintaining reason
ably high rates, and is not willing to sub
nit to any insidious distinction against it.
The Hrand Trunk can manage Its own
staff and attend to its own business. 1t
might make some change in its rates il the
combined lines adopted advanced rates
which might be fixed by the Commission
crs, but with slack expectation aud other
obstacles, it is poor time to raise rates o..
freight. Mr.. Hickson said that the Grand
Trunk did not pay drawback, on freiS hts
as other lines had done, ana did not allow
commissions on tickets, having its own
agents, except in cases where the agent
was paid by commissions instead of a sal
airy. This Independent position of the
Grand Trunk managers ought to secure
them many friends in the West and send
their road additional business.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18
NOTES HER AND THERE.

&C. NJ. Osborn Esq. lett for New York
last evening.
Cold, clustering playground frozen
hard-no mud in the cutters.
There is still chance for few chairs
in the gallery for the lecture to night.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosenfeld ar
rived at the Harper House this morning.
Visit Ancient Egypt at Darts Hall to-
night Bayard Taylor will tell all that
probably can be known about it.
The doors of Darts Hall will be
opened at I O'Clock this evening, and the
lecture will commence precisely at o clock,
Arsenal time.
Street cars will run to Moline after the
lecture this evening. Also separate cars
flr the upper and lower portions OF this
city,
Strangers. at the hotels, who want TO
hear Bayard Taylor, will be provided for
by the Committee. on application at the box
utiice this evening.
On Saturday a little girl, named
Laura Collins, while at school; near Clit
ton. O., was instantly killed by a ball
striking her, The boys were playing ball,
aud by accident struck the girl.
The Union saws the other man, an
cn,ploye of the Rockford Railroad Cnmpa-
ny. named James Sanford. etc. He was
n1t an enploye of the Rockford Railroad
Company. He was freight conductor on
the {. K. |. 4 L. Il. K. Co.
Hon. p. l. Gable, and Miss Luce Ca
4 IL
Cable has suit with swindiing banker in
New York who used some of his securities.
The banker will probably be taught god
lesson in regard To common honesty.
An extensive cave in occurred at the
Seneca mines, at liIlston, Pa, Tuesday.
Five or six men were at work when the
roof gave way with a terrible crash, killing
Elias Davis and Henry jenkins, and dan
serously injuriug John 5. Williams.
e. St. Julian Cox, Democratic oandi-
date for congress against ii. Il. Strait, Re
publican, elected from the Second Mime
sofa district announces that he will contest
Mr.. Straits seat before the House Com
mittee On Election, but declines to confirm
newspaper statements as 10 his grounds OF
contest,
The Omaha (Neb.I Aid Society yes
terday sent four cars to the grasshopper
district loaded with -four, meat, beans,
onions, and clothing. General Ord chair
man OF the Executive Board. says the So
-iety is receiving liberal donations from
Chicago, Cincinnati. and Cleveland Some
solicitors are operating with
1ut the sanction Of the society, and cullect- /
ing money fer which they refuse to account.
NJ agent of the suciety is authorized to
receive money Jr supplies. collections being
only made by branch aid societies having
local organizations.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18
n Drops of Constitution Water
Nervous Debility.

depressed, irritable state of mind: weak, ner
vous. exhausted feeling; No energy or nina ION
confused head, weak memory, often with dcbIlita
ting, involuntary discharges. The consequence of
excuses mental Overwork or indiscretlons. This
NERVOUS DEBILITY fnds = sovereign cure In HUN
PHREY's HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No 2s. 1t tones
up the system, SITS discharges dispels the
tai gloom and dependency, and reIuyenaes the en-
tire >ystem. 1t is perfec ly harmless and always
efficient. Price IS. for package of five boxes and
large - vial of powder, which is important in
old serious cases; or 81 per sing!" tox. Sold by
ALL Druggists, or sent by mail receipt OF price.
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE
CO., No. 5j2 Broadway, n, Y.
Fol Jae by OTTO Grotian 3s Illinois Street, Benser
Thomas, c Speidcl and Breunert, Rock Island
and 5 Richards, Moline 3-4dmwiSw1y
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CITY c0UNCIL-.oFFICIAL.
Special Meeting.
CIrY COUNCIL Room.
Rock Island. Nov, II, 1874.

ROCK ISLAND. NOV. IL. lctf.
IA O'CLOCK. Pm
Council met in special session.. Present,
the Mayor, and Aldermen Bailey. Butler,
Carse, Churchill. Don, Engel, Woodruff
and Warner. Absent, Aldermen Davis
and Bell.
The Mayor stated that his object in call
ing this meeting was to consider the coadi-
ton of the conduit at the water works.
Com'r Moore stated that he would like
to have an expression Of the Council as to
the present condition OF the mouth OF the
conduit, and ii any improvement could be
made in it to have it done now.
Considerable discussion arose as to the
probability of filing up the basin at the
mouth of the conduit with sand at the TAX
lng down of the Golfer dam.
Alderman Butler moved that the course
pursued by the Water Commissioners in
building the conduit be approved and that
they are hereby authorized to finish the
same according to their plans. Carried.
Alderman Warner moved that the Fire
and Water Committee be authorized t.
buy new bell for the Fourth Ward hose
house or have the present one recast. Car
ried.
Alderman Don moved that the Fire and
Water Committee be instructed to have
the Wide Awake hose house so arranged
as to make room for the hook and ladder
truck. Carried.
On motion adjourned.
s. F. COOKE, City Clerk.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18
AT THE HARPER HOUSE.
BEN HARPER, Proprietor.

Among the arrivals at the Harper are
Bayard Taylor, II. F. Harding, L. T.
Weiss. W. c. Pease. Herman Weber, D.
IL. Patchen, r. H. Doyle. New York; J.
+. Phillips, J. Ii. Howard, W. l.. Ne.
Couas. 5 r. Rosenheim, ii. \. Smith, G
II. Fellen, ID, d. Mitchell, Ii. Einstein, J
}. Young, Frank Arnold, j. 5, Blackwel
der, III. \. Bittinger. Mrs. Throckmorten,
L. Plant, VI, Rubel, 5, :. Ashburgh, Chi
cago; II. Strasser, u. KlyuaU, Cincin-
natl; j. j. Boyd. Milwaukee; w. A.Cut-
len, Little Falls, MINI: NJ. Ii. WoOlner,
Peoria; j. NJ. Wetmore and wife. Onta-
rio; }. ". PANE. c. j. Lewis. c, 5, Put
nam, \. Lord, Boston; Il. II. L0cey, La
Sale; e, Stuart, Stuart; Z. L. Powers
and daughter. Memphis; C. \. Billings.
Cleveland; 5. Grennell. Steamer. Red
Wing; b. F. Graham. Iowa City; ". q.
Clark, ii. Houghton. st. Louis; II. A.
uraham, Clinton; L. \. Patton. Mon
mouth; ThuS q. Edge, Feutou, \. Y;
". Morgan, Monmouth.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18
piles-ltcnlng Piles.

Piles-1tcning Piles.
Positirely cured-alsc Blind and Bleeding
Piles, Fistula, Salt Rheum, and all dis
eases of the Skin. by the use OF
ROSSMAN'S CURE.
ITCHING PILES is generally preceded by
IA moisture like pcrspirarinn producing a
very disagrecablr aud distressing itching,
particularly at night. after getting warm
in bed. No huulbug-as Il trial will prove.
For sale by all respectable druggists.
RoSsMAN & MCkINsTRf, Hudson, Ny,
Proprietors.
Sent by ulail for GO cents.
If YOU HAVE \ COUGH,
Cold, Asthma, raising of Blood or any al
fectouS of the Breast or Lungs, leading TO
Consumption, use
DIR. HOUSEMAN'S GERMAN COUGH
DROPS,
as prepared for over thirty years by j. j.
Davis (now deceased aud you will be sure
to find relief. Address ROSSMAN d
who have succeeded to the
and sold by all druggists
and dealers in Medicines. For sale by all
Druggists in Rock Island.
Sold by Avery & Tyler, Lafayette, In
diana. Fuller 4 Fuller, Chicago, wholesale
agents
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

BE PREPARED. AT no tine of the year
are coughs, colds and pulmonary CON-
plants more prevalent. The slightest
symptoms of attack should be jealousy
guarded against. a neglected cold or Il
slight cough may lead to serious conse-
quences. One of the best remedies known
is MAsTAs PULMoNIc BALsAM For all
diseases of the throat, chest and lungs,
brought on by exposure this remedy stands
unriyaled. 1t is the result of a life long
experience Of DR.. Masta, one of the best
physicians of New England, who uses it in
his Practice. lie has the testimonials OF
some OF the best families and most noted
physicians, and all pronounce it an inialli-
bic remedy, For sale by all druggists in
Rock Island.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-18

tits peculiarly gratifying to the lpdepen-
dent Reformers Of this state that Gen,W IN.
y. Anderson is elected to congress over
Hon. s. S. Marshall. Gen. Anderson wa:
the Democratic candidate for congress al
large some years ago, against Logan. ana
has always been an independent upright
politician. He was an able general, in the
late war, and is a man of intellect and it,
teligence. He carried his own county
(Jeffers my by 700 majority. beat Marshall
in his county (Hamilton) and beat Gen.
Raum in his county (Saline,) The people
up this way rejoice over his election as a
personal victory over an able man, but one
who had passed under cloud on the sal
AIRY grab and some other questions of late.