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A. j. SHERBCRNE
louN RApNApu

JOnN HARVARD.
P. Sd. Barnard viii pay the claims against
the firm. All debts due the firm are to be
paid to A. j. Sherburne.
River Falls, Dec. 8, 1875 32-4t
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SlnmAra fM nIief.
SanwOH fol Reiief.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
CIRCUIT CouRT-PIgRcE County
WELLINGToS EANSATTA,
Plaintiff,

BY MRS. COURTNEY

GFoRGE NJ BREDAHb, SARAH J. BREDAHL, JoS-
ATTAIN lIIGGINs, OLE EEICKsEN and the un-
known owners Of the North East quarter Of
the North West quarter and the North East
quarter Of the South West quarter Of section
tlirty-fve tl5l, township twenty-seven (27),
Of Range eighteen liS) West, in Pierce
County and the State OF Wisconsin,
Ia
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LOUIS OLSON.
BL A G. X S NTH.

RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN.
shop on Main St. west ~ Bracket House Re.
pairing and general Blacksmithing don % order.
80
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Taken APP.

Found and taken up by me, the undersign-
ed, ON land owned hy me and on which live
in Section twenty, i20l Township twenty.
seven, ca Range sixteen, no heing the tow
o, Gilman on OF about Nov. Is, 1870, one rec
steer three or four years old.
GILBERT OLSON.
Gilman, Nov IS, 1875.
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Esiray Notice.

Found and taken up By me, the uudersign-
ed, on hand owned Nv 'rle ard On which 6ye
in section s, town -, range Is, being the town
81 kinuickianlc, ON or about tie 10Th day Of
Nov, 1870, one black two-year old horse
colt, with star in forehead
DANIEL FRAZIER
Kinnickinuic, Nov %, 1875
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SHEEP E0R SALE.

"a The subscriber has for sale four Buck
ST. - Lambs which he will warrant 10 yield
80 over fifteen pounds Of wool each, next
4 s.szsAAsssl ring. J. H. IlfISvocK.
River Falls, Nov. - ISIS.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the copartncr-
ship heretofore existing between the under
signed, under the firm name of Sherburne K
Barnard, is this day by mutual consent, dis
solved.
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Notice.

River Fails. Wis. December Is. /
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" PE,sLEF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25

r EHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD-SuMMER
IL ARRANGEMENTs--AUG ., 1873.
leave Dc2Os COrandt ami Desbrosses sts AZ
200 a. IN. through 10 klniIa, connecting WITH trans
for IfalletOn Beaver Meadow, Aai-noy Clty, Shenan
doah Mount carmel, aud points IN lla@et0n and
Masloy coal regions also mases close connection ior
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buralo, Siagara rams, &c
m TunklianUocS. connecting win trans ior
CITY, Reaching PottsvilIe, and Haf
risbnrg.
90 u m ior Nauch Chunk stopping at all stations.
$50 M Night Express daily, for all principal stations
cOnu.c with trans icr ithacs, Auburn, Rochester
Buffalo, Niagara falls, and the west Puimshs
sleeping coaches attached. .- - -. , x,-,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25

T1NHE BEST YET
i -, mo- FOR THE -,,r ,c,,r
VIA NORWICH LINE
As the road IL finished through the Notch The price ~
dnced fd the round trip nom New York and
Choice Of sewn koutes ysssengers allowed TO stop
over poiu Circulars with full inor nation be had
principal stations the Erie the Pennsy vaDia, and
PHILADELPHIA Wilmington AMI Baltimore roads, where
tickets also for sale As4 ior White MVnlA tickets by
TIE "NUrwleh llne"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
Eeqal Notices.
CUpEEME COURT, COUNTY or NEW

CUPnEME COURT, COUNTY or NEW
- YORK SOLOMON FRANK AMI MOSES ]. HEY MAN,
plairtins against JAIES II. MULTCK and JAMES WHITE,
ijefentants.-Summons- Cnnract-Com. not Scr.To the
Uee-dauti: hereby summoned and required "a
the compliant this action which viii he hle ~ the
C.ty liar, City of NewYOrk. and TO OF
yor the said complaint; the subscriber AT his
uaico "a EmVay, corner OF murray street IA The Cy,
STATE New lnI within twenty days after the
.cc hereof cvcrsivc ~ NE il, such service and you
tiic Complain. with the tine aforesaid, the
paIuf tls action Judgment against yor for the
O six hUfI and wen Roo collars with ih"ret from
November y. 1874 tao % hundred and eleven
collars lad h fhe ST. ana disbursements 81
this acon-Datel NoTs june 2S, 1875 r. ". TOWNS
End Plaintiffs AttOrt so. 2f1 broadway, ~ y. CITY
The complaint In the above entitled act hled In The Office
Clerk and County % Ncwlork the I'D
day of July ls7j-Datcd New York, July 22d, 1915.
Jy2s laSGwW
CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- OF Observation-Disclosures PEET. CYRUS YALE.
JOSEPH BOWLING, plaintiffs, against JACOB SAM
UEL and - CONN, composing the firm Of samuel & Cohn.
Dciendants.-SummOns for money demand on contract
and required To- the complaint IN .s action
which viii be bled the Office OF the Clerk Of the CITY
County Of SewYork at the Court house In New ork CITY,
copy TO the SAID complaint on
CITY within twenty days service Of ths
YOU exclusive OF the such service and fan 10
answer said complaint within the time Aforesaid the plain
tits In this aeon Will take judgment Rns you for the slu
Of July eight hundred seventy u
NJ eight cent besides the costs and s
burse,ne nts OF tns sciion.-Dsted July 26 1875.
GEo J. PEET, Plaintiffs Attorney -
The complaint the above entitled action filed this
27th day Of July 1875 IN the oee Of the Clerk OF the CITY
County OF NevYoIk. gro. ). PET.
Jy2s law6wW Piaintns Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25

DENNSYLVANIA RAILRO AD:-THE
/ GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL
EoTTE TRAINS a. ,S 1ys from zoos
express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and sSntn
will PULLMAN Palace CIs at;aChed. $3.50 np And oSo p.
D. For s ws Isa and Lock Haven via Philadelphia and
Wiamspor Lock Haven Cory and Ere $50 p M con on,
Baltimore wsshnson and the South Limited SN WasS
9S0 a. H. arrive in Washington at 4:lO p Regular ss
go M S and ps.Sos, s" = 10 4o $50 No. 1905
40 100 8. T. $50 D. ~, and IL night slnfAy NJ
go sSr Nsmsfs go q aHGs go f 4a go
SO a. ii.$op m, IL night. sunday. nj, o:2c O.
SO zo PHO Z Si 40 30 40 ssh 80
TO- llso and ~ might sunday b !" NJ os1 o. o'V' Z"
" RsEay s2e 40 10 i % Y Gs5 rs
10 D H. ana ~ night. sduy, 52o u; go and p m
for WcSibrdg Pertn Anboy, and South Amboy, and ~
For Sew Sew iDD %eS ?le 40 go
20 For F "a * Miisroae Il neon, $40
Eor Kingston anI Resky @ so 40 ~ 70 en ,na 70 p 10
For For faaDSepVilie, $50 a. % J, i:Ic ana p.
For bennington. Phiiis5aTs and Bei'aeie 9oo a. w. anu
for Mercer and semeT,ei praneh p .s., 7ao ana
Fsc Irrhtgn, Po'denoNn burlington ana Camden 'ao ana
ESQ 2. IL, 1890, =, 4, o, ald p ~;
For l'reeholi, 7.S0 a; m, =. g. and md 40 Pm
Fcr tsIni nsa s am sa rsy only M LIE
aT p! g ard Nv via ;oni1 Junction, 4io
Tot HsLtstowu and Porberton, a. w., VIA Ferh Amooy'
AT Trains arrvc as ioew PiiisoaTga s5s and 1870
ava $40 p I F aa S and ana sa SS 6o N.Y.
AZ and 1921 M sunday so iis E. f!oI rhis
si ao 70 u.s. 81 ~ ~ KS l m i sSnay
5lq $40 6S ba and Sid B 10 SSS 60 Aha hsor House.
aud 100; Of psbrosses an Cartandt no GSnrLs1.
Eok and K9s u.s. IT, And IT'S hSesOn'' h00'1sn
h"is'"n' ''N'' D. H. ~! o. IT, Gen. Passenger Agent
FENK THOMSON, Genera Manager.
.~s-@s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25

d 00n This 1 mount will be paid for q
R ~OOs permanent position, IaJihg fair salary, ly
who has held position al sTonsbty ani unbt
Tor ten years ani command some capital required Ad
dressJ 8. CO Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25

NORTH RIVER AND NEW-1ORK SIEAM-
" BOAT LINE Pier "a. n. R-Steamer CHsNSIlkfAH
leaves daily at $50 landing At 2ith ST. Tor Von.eTs
tins cove ana PeeksKI The ADELPliI at p mr
andlng at 2tth.s.. for Englewood Yonksrs Hastings,
Nvack sing sing and Hayorsgraw. The AlhAIS at M
Tor lJ5hst Fort Washington, Engiewooi ionker, Hast
nns Tnrrytogn and Syack. For particulars inquire of f.
IANE Agent. on PieI "a. No SUNDAY boat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
9teamboats ano Railroads.

LrOR Rondo,,t and Kingston, connecting with
kopdout and osweeo hsirosd landing q meh,and yAt
Highland (Ney. Pszl ard Escpus, the stcaftozf The9e
Cornell every Thursday Thursday and Saturday leaving LIZ
Ilio.1 AZ 4 Ii m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
MERCHANTS LINE for

Opposition MERCHANTS LINE l0P
" ALBANY and TROY, landing at Cnskll- Steamer j. B
SCHUYLER from Pier 49, n. r., Franklnst.. MON DAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, o D. M rare, 20 cents
"'NA' - ' Wv j. ". HANCOX.
SUNDAY EXCURSION, ga. m, 24thst, Sis Newbnrsh
tnrn trkets ar Wing MY ork fay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
The Board Visitors al the Uuiyr sity ~ Virginia VIII
ON The I5n day September next elect Professor Fl Latino
ratics applet Engineering and Architecture Applicants
for position VIII address the Chairman OF the Fscnl! r. "
University of Virginia, AbeI marie Co., Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25


E Ws. a" ae cnT ss%Sarss
Gns sv. HsT d Fra
rison,st, Pier 80, n. n, att pm---------
ERsIIEa R IA ttMNhAYarnrsr o, rr.iu. .s.n, .
Monday. June "A, Is7o Frv~ Chanbersst Depot vs'
Il .s n ana cesso Day Express.
cse to aS and s NAH Soishss and Nss. Fan.
Shaping Coach 70 Suspension Bridge. 49, ~: o,
1y Roc Gss Eis ss aga sf Falls c'
matt. Detroit and Chicago without eoabge'
Pori Jervis' 95o 1890 o. 10 and 1915 a. M, 49, fsso
any Slaalstewn, $780, 1890 10 and lois M 80 80
e SsS sn ait Ee%yo %4s end osssso
s%1ss' .ss 7sSt:sS I s5 =
ss;.sa sSd "a ma s ,$ i ia I !, &c
;]s "a sS g. s5 e.. i$ n
Fss "a stS ELS 'fs Il F''.;s
i si 1sh. 10 ss = ?fs;
3 SS5 10 M .s P'f g n sA Pc s and Syss
1870 24S T. t.' I SIs e Ss ssis
Iaf' :S $780, s35 S IA I'm a P SATURDAY
Xix saG II S ss,.1a 12 nsh sa aS '' e
eS"s ga IT yns sr than sSs% = @
having Chambers on e.arter hoaTs aSe scpn.ey
With trains leaving Chamber at 1880 and IL mid
night. l., ~. uoo-. 49,.
Tickets passage and for apartments in and
seepng Coaches obtained and orders for me checking
and transfer OF Baggage may be len az the Conn Dys omee
Nos J2s and 927 Broadway; No Courtst Broohyn
and al tho CObpany'H DspOts. -, ,o..
Express the West arrive in New YORK at 72o
n, l40 and 1913 =. ,,
JNo. n ABBOTT General Passenger Agent, NewY ort
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RA1LROA D.. Amer June q, Isl5 through
trains viii leave Orann Central Depot; -
800 .. nI Chicago Northern ExT-efs; WIN drawtng
cars through 10 kocles'er aho hoh'iea ia Man
chester, VI
1000 T. H. special Chicago Expfess with dra" ~ room cara
10 and Brfalo and Niagara Fas, arriving at NJ
aeara Falls at y 20 p IA. -,
II 90 a. M. Northern and western Express
$50 T. H.. Saratoga SPECIAL arriving al SaIaogo AZ
400 D. Montreal Exla With slseigg CEN rom New
York bans. arriving IT Montreal az 80 2 IN.
900 D. H. Express. DAILY, with sleeping ers for WATERFOWL
D. ID racic Exrr ss Daily With sleeringcas for Roch
ester Pfalo Niagara Fals also for Chicago VIA botn
L s.aT n. {. Railroads.
I:l y n Express, with sleeripgc cars for Albany troy,
and arriving saTItoya at $50 Sunday morning
""' ~ 49, w. c. H. KEN DRICK,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
Hlisrcllancons

FREDERICK BERNARD, PHYSICAL MA
Il HIPULAroR aud MAGNETIC EIBBEh
80 IeSington-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25
Fam 6rboo!s.


T AW SCHOOL, .
IL HARVARD UNIVERSITY
The academic year 1879 viii begin on THURSDAY,
Sent 30 examination FOR admission to advanced standing
WIN he held on THURSDAY sept 30. and FRIDAY Oct J.,
beginning at a. M. Thursday no applicant Wild be ex
amned at any other time At the BEGINNING ~ the academic
wear lS77-7S aud aferw ar all applicants for ADMISSION as
cauddars fO- degree received college eau
cation Will be required Ia pass preliminary examination
further information and for circular sNhs fu Iaiueu
lars address 1870. - .,,o,r ,n,,o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-25

hEI AWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co.
owning and operating tho only route 10 C0operown
fharon Ilowes Cave, Palst0n Saratoga, IhAe Dt0S sn
races on lake CHAMPAIGN. Night trains ana steamers TON
k.w.Yok at Albany and Troy with niornns rlh
The day and midday trains w!,b Ves t,hs
for all the above named places s. " MAYO Oehi f-SS
Al,clf Y I.N HAM. ANat PIeSt.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
Serenade to S. E, Porter,

In another place our Moline correspon-
dent gives brief report of serenade to
Mr.. Porter, county treasurer. 1t is said,
by those who attended, to haye been a
very pleasant affair. full of kindly feeling
and friendly greetings. 1t had no politi
cal significance whatever, but was friend
ly call from hundreds of his personal
friends in Moline, Rock Island, Hampton
and vicinity. More than 200 people
lunched at his house, Turner Hal
was afterwards packed to its utmost ca
pacity. 1t was real friendly meeting Of
Moline, Rock Island, Hampton and other
towns, to congratulate Mr.. Porter on his
election, and to congratulate themselves OF
on securing so good and safe man to TAKE
care Of their public funds.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
Dragiug Out Existence.

The nervous, weakly invalid does not enjoy
life, but merely ''drags out existence" as the
phrase is. United for the active pursuits of life
and incapable of partaking of its pleasures, to
which health alone can give a zest; dlsinclincd to
social intercourse, and prey to melancholy, the
yaletudinarian is indeed object of pity. Yet
there is nothing in all this that cannot be remcdied
by that genial Alternative tonic and nervine Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters, which supplies deficient
stamina braces the nervo is system, and overcomes
those bodily irregularities to which Eervous weak
ness is most frequently attributable. Diseases of
the kidney and bladder, imperfect digestion and
uterine traubless are fertile sourse of debility.
Their eradication however, becomes matter of
certainly when HOstetters Stomach Bitters are
systematically used for that purpose The Bitters
likewise annihiate and prevent fever and ague and
other debillating febrile complaints of malarial
nature.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
River Jews,

The Diamond JIG went down this after
noon with heavy load. The 10 will not
be up again until Sunday, when she will
go directly to St. Paul, instead of only
as far as Fulton and then turning back.
The Dubuque is expected up tomorrow
night. The Bayard and Damsel are due
down in the morning.
The wharf boat will be taken to the boat
yard this evening.
The Keokuk- Northern Line Packet
Company, on account of some trouble, has
concluded not to receive or deposit freight
at GAINESVILLE, Mo. The officers of the
company have decided that in the future
boats will not be allowed to stop at that
point.
The raft steamer Pearl, owned by Capt.
Fisher, of Muscatine, was sunk on Monday
ten miles above St. Louis, at depth
which allowed the water to flow over her
boiler deck, They were trying to raise her
at last accounts.
Freight business still continues good.
! The river is about on a stand,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
AFOoL AND HIS MONEY.
Three-Card Monte Men Scoop Hi1:

He came from Pike county, Illinois, op-
posite Louisiana, Mo-, and his name is ".
w. Wood. He was going to Sioux City,
Yankton and the Black Hills, for a few
weeks hunting, fishing and trapping. On
the c. r. l. & P. r. R.. just this side of
West Liberty, Iowa, he ''tumbled" to the
three card monte vampire, and dropped
$1,000 on that fascinating amusement.
He came back here in the hopes of finding
the new and expensive acquaintance he
formed on the train, but gave it up aud
went on his way to the Black Hills, some
what lighter in purse and wiser in expert
ence.
Anybody who bets cent on any such
game is fool-but the fools are not all
dead yet; and that's the reason the rail-
roads should take some effective measures
to protect people on their trains. The G,
r. |. & ?. r. r. in Iowa is a rich field for
three card monte robbers.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
Meeting of the County Agricultural
Society.

Tomorrow, at P. NJ the annual meet
ing of the Rock Island County Agricultural
Society will be held in the court house, at
which time officers for the ensuing year
will be elected and other business transac-
ted. At late meeting of the directors
Messrs. j, j. Parks, S. K. w. Fields. and
David Sears were appointed to solicit pro-
positions for a removal of the fair grounds.
Two propositions will be submitted to the
meeting-ohe from the Moline Water
Power Company for the use of the island
created by the mill race or canal below Mo
line, and situated midway between this
city and Moline; the other from parties
owning land south of the present fair
grounds.
The location between this city and Mo-
line would enable all Rock Island, Moline,
and Davenport to walk to the grounds
easily, Those who do not wish to walk can
ride within few rods of the ground, eth
er in steam or horse cars. The location Oh
the Milan road was mistake in the first
place. Ii "a good track can be made on
the island named, at a reasonable figure, il
is much the best place for fairs to be held
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
MOLINE.

There aCas cheering, over the result of
the election of Sam'i r. Porter, on Tues
day night, and there iUere bonfres and
general rejoicing, the statement of "A Re-
publican" in the Union notwithstanding
1t is bitter pill to swallow, no doubt, and
acts like on emetic to the disappointed
clique of Moline You might just as well
accept the inevitable gentlemen; the peo
pie are getting tired of ring rule" and
are awakening to the necessity for indepen-
dent action. The party lash is not as effec'
tive as heretofore. 1t received a severe
blow in the Third ward contest, and was
further chastened in spirit when Sam'l R.
Porter became treasurer of Rock Island
county. The people vote as they think
best, now.
Personal.
Dewey Dimock has accepted position
as travelling agent for the ST. Louis Tub
4 Pail Works, and will leave for that city
tonight. Dewey has the world before
him. He has had bitter, and,it is hoped,
profitable experience. He is a young
man of generous impulses, fine business
talents, and with proper effort cannot fail
to succeed. Always more anxious and
ready to commend when commentator is
justified, than to condemn when condemn
alton is deserved, THE ARGUS wishes
and hopes him succ less in his new field,
and hopes he will not deviate from the
strict line of duty, but remain faithful to
his trust, and 10 his onward career he will
be sure to build up solid reputation as
an honorable, upright man.
Death of Emily Green,
1t was only last March that Mrs, Henry
Green died, leaving behind an affectionate
husband and five children to mourn her
loss. In July last, ere the grief stricken
children had recovered from the loss Of
their dearly loved mother, their father
was accidentally killed, thus leaving then
orphans indeed. This was a severe blow
and was an unusually sad one because Of
the manner of his death. But the cup O.
sorrow was not yet full, the mission o.
the angel Of death had not yet been fulfilled
and on Thursday, at 2:3O A. NJ. Emily
Green, aged II years, was taken from
their midst to pass through the valley o
the shadow of death. Truly it would seen
as if there were no end to the sorrow O
this afflicted family. 1t is hard to bea
the loss of those we love and hold dear
yet God, who doeth all things WE'LL shapes
our ends, and judges of our sorrows anC
pleasures alike. Before His mighty will, w
must humbly, meekly bow, The funera
took place to day, friday and the re
mains were followed to the grave, by
large number of sympathizing friends.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
. SEQ large advertisement.

In the forty years that Merchant
Gargling Oil has been before the public,
thousands of patent medicines have been
ushered into the market and retired, while
this old remedy has held on its way, in
creasing in popularity with each succeeding
year. Merchants Gargling Oil is known
Familiarity the whole length and breadth
Of the land, and the name of the Secretary,
MIR. John Hodge, Of Lockport, has fame
as wide as the medicine he dispenses. We
have no data as to the number of bottles
sent out from the mandatory last year,
but the quantity must have been enormous.
The company distribute two millions of al
MANAGES and domestic recipe books annual
ly, and when it is remembered that these
are given away, some idea Of the extent of
the advertising enterprise may be formed
A medicine that will stand the test of for
ty years, IS Merchants Gargling Oil
has done, needs no special endorsement at
this late day.-BufdIo Courier,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05

CRoUp-Almost daily we are called upon
to chronicle the death of some loved .one, by
this dreadful disease, which often takes its
victim away from loving parents, with only
very short notice. Every mother should
supply herself with Goes Cough Balsm,
for it is no exaggeration to say it will cure
ninety-nine cases in every hundred, if
taken in season. There are very many
mothers who will tell you they owe the
life of some dear one to this Swonderful
medicine One very desirable quality is,
that it leaves no bad effect, it being per-
fectly harmless. In case OF cough.
hoarorsere. s, tickling in the throat it
has no equal.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
Personal.

A party of railroad gentlemen-Hon, D,
A. DIN. of Racine, general sup't Western
Union R. r.. S. Raymond and H. And
rews, also of Racine, and H. s. Teall, Of
st. Louis, were at the Harper House, last
night.
I. L. Holmes, of Quincy, well-known
here as conductor on the R., r. l. & St
L. R. r. was at the Harper House yester-
day.
G. II. Brown and wife, Morrison; Chas
Stuart, Stuart, Iowa; L. +, Bishop, New
York; Mrs, Van Coz den, Miss Jennie Var
Gordon, Belolt j. B. Moorehouse, New
Orleans; II. S. Cole, New York; a. Nor
ganstein, Louisville; S. II. Riddle, Tam
worth, N. H.; NJ. 2. Torrey, Buffalo, N
Y; B. r. Hawley, A. p. Redfeld, Chica
go: E. Ii. Smith, Quincy; F. D. Potter
New York, are registered at the Harper
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-05
John Morrissey a Republican Candi-
date,

The character of party as well as that
of an individual can be told by the COM
pany it keeps. This being true what
must be the character Of the Republica n
party in the New York senatorial district,
which joined with the pugilists and gamb-
lers in electing John Morrissey over Mr..
Fox the regular Democratic nominee, a
man of spotless character During the
election Mr.. Fox made these charges
against Morrissey, and the latter did not
dare to deny the facts:
Il do not insinuate-I charge that
John MOrrissey has been convicted of bur
glary; charge that John Morrissey has
been convicted and sentenced to State
Prison for felonious assault; that John
Morrissey was arrested and imprisoned in
this city as accessory to the murder of
William Poole; that, if justice were fairly
administered. this desperate would be
serving telon's sentence instead of seek
ing an Office of distinction at the hands Of
the people.
Certainly very worthy bedfellow for
reform Republicans!