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The New York herald., 1876-09-07

Indian commis.oner. and ecn%ses 20 Se by
the the Interior and read publicly In hs order
Bidders must their place OF business and Post
ones address They are invited 70 be present z, the open
n New YORK reference with their bids and their address
Zach bid must give of all partis. Interested in
parties IT, have copy OF this advertisements at
be furnished on sppsa,lon this ooo or Nos % ana
No bids viii be considered from person, IN any
respect dsfauted ANY bid ne,etofore made Any ell
the the bs.. Is IN, interests Of iho rovernmsn.
es 20 the order OF the Of iassn
Affair.". some United state. pspe:i,ery, Or upon :o..
METROPOLITAN N.onsl New York National BsnS # Com.
HSss Fs1s Ns,Snai B.lii%oro second Saons w@Sinssa
Tsa Ssons ssns Wisconsin .l'ss nan M
Naons Chicago National Bank Of tho sts.e Of Missouri
per the amount Of supplies proposed to fur
asea ;sd h. be forfeited ssS 40 s ynsd $ Sa;e' in sa:s
promptly contract. With good and sufficient suress.
the eddss The cheeks OF dram. Of ali bidders viii so sS
Bidder. are required to furnish sample, Of the article.
for excep. in Glass o. ns.sng the pr,es on each sample
should be With the proposal by priva,e mark
sample specsi should be adop. prs.
will insure distinction from other bidder No
BEEN euSiielv read "'"' "''' ~ '"' '""" ''''
Increase or diminish tho quantity OF Of tho articles
eras.d in The foregoing schedule and tue iuraas. s w
contract 10 an eren' not exceeding twenty-five per
g joint oona. amount
duly executed with two moro suretes and coud
toned the fath performance " the all its
particuiar must accompany the same Tho suciency OF
The sureties mr be evidenced by their AFFIDAVIT tho
value OF their properly.
assigned hcd Dy other party without the
written consent OF tho Secretary OF tho Interior
articles furnished under contract must be deivcreus -
the places designated tor ther recevtion packed snd
marked according directions shipment without ex.
charge FOR bsng when In original ana
will be subject inspection by the Board OF indian No'n-
conform samples will be rejected aud The contractor
held furnish others OF the required qualy WITHIN nvs
or failing that they will oe Purchased at MS ex-
tbe goods excepting the blankets will be required 1,
be delivered New iors Philadelphia. Baltimore. Chi
cago ST Louis Paul before the "a Of Octooer.
eah bidder specify OF delivery fhs bankoss
TO be delivered any Of the places above named within
shirtx dsys from the date OF the twxrd =. ....,.
phia Baltimore Buffalo chicago sioux city. 81 Louis 81
paul m aha city before the "a c Octobef
is5s At agencies within asonable time
Thereafter Twony.Eve centnm OF the beans sugar
ns Cloud and spotted Tail agencies will
he called the balance at such times and In
hereafter be required ten days nosics
be given - 49, ....,a. IA s.. ,x.x- .,...,a..-
tiou- . ~. !, .,.--.x.. xuss...
The sugar be delivered In barrels tu headlinsd
and sweeteped only enough for preservation.
Payment viii be made ON the presentation as this enee
svesss properly approved J. . smith. CommissieasA
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". l.
bl.ntss .,.so9s M injury e ,ss lesc GOODS
1850 yards saved List Cloth. :care.
2o.so yards Flannel, red; swilisd
i;ss7 Ss7 DOZEN dozen iiS:s: Hose ss%SsS sSsssa'.
+.o2e shaws "a
CLASS SssP 10 sS.''ss scS4Tos GIRO GOODS
10000 yards SsiIso, .t.ad.rd pdnia
1880 yards Drilling. indigo blue
yards YARDS bael b1 ssas%s s,rs s- sosn S1ss. nl'
., @ @asa dozen n.aSssrcIisi.
2dS yards ysd. sss.,ar sss.aea brown A. standard h.av,
So y.ra. sSss.ias: SisssSsd, - standard, nsdia.
$500 800 '.'dic m CLASS hsss'' NJ. so.'''s '4'sscLornIsa
s7ss Coats. sack for mon, assorted sizes
1923 Overcoats. sack, for men. large sizes
4ss Butt. jackets aud pants for boys to ID vsssss
800 Suits cos.s. pants YES 81. FOR boys 10 TO I
2.234 Vests Tor men. assorted sizsA
stSs stSs Shirts. Shirts: s.1ss ssnns, rod
HtGl elsss ss.s'' 10 a5nnsl sLssSEs s'ay Cd QUALITY
2.ala pairs Mems. assorted s.oa
laas pairs women,.. assorted si1sA
s sss pairs pairs s Misses, O. i'ss assorted ted sizes
10 p4,'i Giass as'ssS .TxSs 's'ss AND AND CAPS
i.s9a isss. boy. wool. assorted SKIES
-1 90. CLASS i; So; 5@aAspyAEE, &C.. &C;
s.ndes ssneS 1ss. 'AA'''
sa ssi %Sssn Dozen ss~ins, ss~ins ,s~l ASi iaudle.
1,437 dozen Cups, tin, pnts aud quarts
22l dozen Dippers. tnnediron. long handles
296 dozen Fry pana short handle. Nos l. and 8. In
equal quantitieA
GAS dozen Pans. tin iron, pressed and quartA
In equal quantities
sss Sa%p camp Kettle. Kettle in in nest. of .hro.
lS2 dozon Hachets.
300 dozen Planters lioos. No. 2, best cast steel
2O3 dozen Hoe HandeA
$3.50 dozen Fish Fish Hooks assorted Sizes
~ dozen mill saw Files
2:ss dozen Saw Files taper. ~ inch
lots dozen butcher Knives. einch
AOD dozen Hunting Knives. q inch.
81 dozen Skinning Knives, 6inch
3+7 dozen Knives and Forks good quality.
sos dozen spoons. table, tnnediron
40 dozen Spoons, tea timed iron.
245 dozen Shears. cast steel. ~ and Inches.
16y dozen Sleeves, wire.
ls Beaver Traps. Newhouss, No. 4
"a Mink Traps. Newhouse.
80 p''"C CLASS no. s-NoTIoKs, "a
7025 punches Beads. assorted eoiorA
6o4 dozen Combs coarse.
"A dozen Combs noe tooth
~ dozen Mirrors, zinc
$4,000 Needles. assorted sseA
1900 Needles. Glovers.
PAL dozen Thimbles. open.
l,270 dozen spool Cotton. standard make. 20o yasdA
3-cord and 6cord, equal Quantities. 40 me-
1872 pounds Thread, linen. standard make Nos ~ 10
and 40, two thirds dark blue. one-thrd wh'sy-
1900 pounds Gling Twine and a-oord, equal quanti-
ties. Nos 30. 35 and 40
CLASS NO 8.-MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND HOSPITAL
STORES.
Schedules showing In detail the character and quantity %
70 this Office No. A. Leonard St. New York
CLASS NO. l0-GkOCERlES.
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PKOPOSAI.s.

GFffCE TRUSTEES or SAILORS SNUG HABROR.
~ No ~ Wall IT., New York. sept D. ls7'. seal pro-
posas viii be received al his cnico unit Monday ith ns
Tor furnishing lJ Jackets $50 Vests sni 40 ysrs
Of Psnsoops more or les all Of navy blue woolcn elcn
10 Socks 81 dpxen wool nrshrts aud "
Drawers AL to be fully equal to the samp~sto
be tue Governors office at Institution 90 staten
Island sad according 90 tho specifications The Trustees
do not bind themselves TO accept the lowest o. any
which deemed for the interest OF the instn
ton BIDS must addressed Trustees of tho sailors
snug Hsrbor, and marked bds Tor siothiag THOMAS
0HkESLEAf, Coutroilsx.
The New York herald., 1876-09-07

A TO LEr. THE FINEST HORSES AND WAGONS
"A. IN the good any private horses fast and
,ylish wagons aud harness Union Club No IL and
aO 18th st., Broadway.
$40 PER MONTH FOR HORSES: THE CLEAN
n. and best ventilated stable the city. Union
Club No 20 18th ST.. near 9TH
A BARGAIX-xi15 WILL Buy BEAuTIPUI. TOP
n Pony Pbaeton: $+DO last spring first class top
Buggy $50 tne harness s45 y0rng Horse. f,f0,
private ssabis 80 ksss l2th ST. University place.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

4 UCTi0R sALE-LXRGE AND PRRRMPToRY SALE
s' aSssds %Gsnns sT sept ro VI Mo- 20
iso VEST Esd ,sT:: SEAE sTH Ay.~xAGNificEXr
woRKs or RaF toaPREsso n ALL OVER $500
sasd ness sy sasy and Windsor
superb satin Parcy snts
2elegant Mansel setA
20 20 Sssss ssSss 81 srGsai P.1.a riss.s. s,.saar,.
is windows lace Curtains
,i.o, 80 fine Oh !, Paintings ,s.a,s best AIsista
Rep. plush and haircoth suitA
elegant Library Bookcasea
Ladies, seeresars, and bookcases combined
/: elegan, Bedroom suits Sompe.t in black walnn.
"a Pillow. and Bols,sr.'
10 slegan! black walnut ROcksrA
"a BEDROOM Chairs TO match
s:;:xsaa:; Bedroom sss ;. ;ss f..,s. a s. Clock.
"a black walnut Dining chairs
Casters, urns. Pitchers, Forks.
Also and servsn,s Furniture four months
\. BThis Is the largest sale Of the Sale
povs regsrdsss Of wsshsr LUKs riTzSEkALn .b
city or country
A ucTIoN sALE;aThIs gTHURspAy. MORNING
srhtHM n GpfSk ufSlahT fF1S3sSsrE fiSso.
THIS Thursday xoESSG so%:Ssr at 10 o'clock
vo hys story srorn ssene lpanssn W 9TH .vs
p sfh &
osass Ss caps
Cabinets. E.agerss farsi.h aud spanish Lounges. Easy
Chairs. nlad Nsrqse.ro Tables imported Bron.ss French
Ss nis as :i ss ssas oos aSs .s
II sie1s
elaborate and plain bedroom scts ns,d and gil, Beds.sad
sss.'ssa, s i@s Gs' and .sns ss.s;I F
T,ss; Saafi SsSFf' chslI;
Dinner and Tea sets cutlery &c wo Hall Stands Kitchen
n Bs"s positive T.ss e,h sG,S University place
Competent men TO pack ship goods. city country
IL. tolG stand. 81 Nassau 81.
oE sDAE II o% % 0aS2GK ss
satisfaction than the pcrusal Of Advortlsenents.
sELis rIs s2yf ay HysTi2SEE sTF2 n O'CLOCK
a. SELLS i"ia AT rs rs MAbIsoS Mb5IssS N.' Av. o0iooA
sSs' a"a
SsaaS;5 Suits: Turkish Lounges, Easy 0a.Ia Dining
Mattresses, buffet Extension Fable. carved Hall
place ''''''00 ON " ana
L,er.y St. corner Nasssa-The balance or The French
Mss Goos sn from % viii ). od
without limit to-day Sept y at y o'clock
A UCrION.-EXTRA LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
N ture sale.
This ThUkSDAO afternoon, eommencns .. o'clock
Household Furniture velvet Brussels, Ingram Carpets
the large private residence. los East 18th second
door from 18th rich satin brocade and haircloh
Parlor Suits Curtains, PAINTINGS. Pisnoforte Mirror,
Tables. Etsseres Bcdytemd Bureaus Washstand Nv ard
robes. tommodes. l5 hair and spring Mat
ss Bsdns ps. Lounges: Chair side
Cutlery. &C. Sale positive. ERNST ROTH, Auctioneer.
EHINA GLA SwARE. VASES. FANCY GOODS.-BIS-
OSELi., WELLES < MILLETT. Auctioneers.
THIS DAY Thursday. September Z. Ut lols A. NJ,
at salesrocm No. ID Murray ST.,
500 lots decorated Vases Cologne Sets Bouquet Hold
China Tea decorated China Cups and Saucers,
Chamber sets. Flower PotA svered Vases Cuspadores,
Lava Goods line Lamps and lamp Shades Paran Goods
&C.
Also
100 Fancy Goods PocketbooS Cigar Cases. handker
chief glove and Boxes Photograph Frames Chess
The above goods worthy the attention Of city and
country buyers.
Iocock 6ls 18th large aud well assorted stock aud
splendid Fixtures showcases of Fancy Dry Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods store in lots Storekeepers dea
ers invited. HkkTZBERG BROTHERS. oico Isl West
at
The New York herald., 1876-09-07

VI BY VIRTUE OF a CERTAIN CHArTEL
SiSSsTS$ SiaR EisSsa sSs sASS As
TITS r RAy r,TH iIS = XIII 9pohsSsek
No Il EAST Fri ST. SE1wEEs SRI AND H%5r-
TIE roLLowlSG wELirkxowS TRoTrfNG RI no5RssEs.
THn S6tpS GsoRREL
:"n 1sn a,5S rSs SSa % The &c
dam BY cassus n Clay. years old i5i high has
% hs saa ""sD ss y0sss s
aissd she Is and pleasant driver and Is warranted
IioH bEEb,rAsr Brown cELpISc HOPE. ,sa
A6dsllah he OF the best bred young The
81 and y s at @
age enough now TO put s train he Is dney broken to ali
this ss.y yoans
trcitsr wen worthy attention and horse
"f FAST + Asp xS6soSE Ts6rriSS KLplsa TAN
aen % B"ss" ~ Ms
Thorntou OF Orange county: se hass fine and handsome
years old in ,s; he Is ths promising Young horse
Win Il we'll down in the Turtles. be s"s so and
prompt driver Is free from vice or trick he neither pu
any trcte living; he ass great endurance san exeecnt
G% TRACK ana he has S
peror gcntcmans roadster; he is warranted sound
skrY
dam BY ss ssSsr dy y Ssd .nd
raised by William Maxwell in Orange county and has been
5 and for style gait action cannot be surpassed she
sound kind and aud OF the
feet xent.emens roadsters to be found
sAuTiFUL GRAY MARE LADY MACK. l51s HANDS
high. years old: raised Penn Yam, " T.. sired by
Uhanpcn: dam by Nonpsrel trotted at Auburn. N y
s @ arss Ssqy puIs & Nj, me-
action l. perfectly single and double
pull when speeding and Is excitabic company safo
Tor anybody to rive and .srrensed sound and kind:
CARRIAGES CONSIST OF l. PARK PHAETON, l
CANOPY p NY PHAEToN l SIDE BAR ROAD
WAGON (POLE AND sHAFl 81 FULL SPRING Tor
WAGON SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS. BLANK.
ErS, ROBES. SHEETS. WHIPS &C
SALE POSITIVE. RAIN OR SHINE
bY ORDER or c. FARLEY,
MARSHAL AND ATTORNEY FOK N0RTGAGEE.
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

NxRRIAaEs or ALL KINDs-ToP BUGGIKs PONY
tons and other syies ali nv own mass At Manufacturers
prices and .As be-; p%s s sec, Sus York
CAERIAG4s AND ROAD WAGONS EXCLUSIVELY
ef 0.I o~r manasetaIs stock aneaa"sd in extent
ana aa'"s now pns.sa a arvar q. ySr r.s,eomA ..S
visiting the reminded that have
s,ions With joint stock company organized under .
BREWSTER CO.. OF Broomess.
Factory Broadway and 4Iih hst
noNKEYs-foR SALE. rHREE FIRST GLASS DON
ss sy sess ssssya .rd "se";'0msd to children Ap
DON'T FORGET GREAT AUCTION SALE OF JAMES
LIE Howiands elegant Horses and Carriages this morn
Ing At II clock sharp Private stable. i3 East I'D
L,oR sALE-A BREWSTER OF BRoOMR ST. Ian.
nontls only and Is practically fresh now; excel
% sSs
EOR sALE-BAY HoRsR. SIRED By. KYsDYK's
in "a hands high years old sound Kind and true in
al o." ,ree rom vse can .ro, In 90 can pull Two
sa, sSs iHy or pun n,s .e & % & ~ ANY
BRIDGE stables, 20 Bainbridss ST. between Yates and
Lewis avs. Brooklyn
Fok sALEaA FINE no HORSE {oR FARMER. CANAL
DOR sALE-A TRUCK HORsk AND A LIGHT TOP
n %ETsEI t:r2ssEI Wss s Brooklyn
EOR sALE-sACRIpIcR, NOTHING TO Do-Two
Horses years suitable grocer farmer business;
LcoR SALE CHEAP-rHREE YOUNG WORK HORSES.
suitable for any business; warranted sound; sell
Apply at 37s Madison 81.
Lon SALE CHEAP-BoRsE. TRUCK. HARNESS;
horse 10 hands years together separately cheap;
black Horse; cause sale work 73 vandam ST..
Hudson.
powerful Horse 10 hands suitable cr any heavy
work for arriving and family Inquire NJ J. d.
MINERS sablea, 9th st. aud Boulevard.
DOR SALE CHEAP-HORSE. FULL SPRING TOP
Il liuggy and Harness G. W. DEAN. 2 East Broadway.
L,INEsr PONY IN NEW YORK, IA HANDS HIGH, o
years old warranted sound and kin ID also handsome
pony Phseton; great bargain. No. s West l3th st.
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
PROPOSALS..
DROPosALs FOR INDIAN GOODS. MEDICAL SUP
and
pxp.xrmyyr or THE INTERIOR.

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR.
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS.
WARRINGTON, August 10, 1876
SEALED PROPOSALS. indorsed Proposals for Intan
Ccod. Class No. -" a. p g. l. 5, 7. 4 or 10, us the
case BEL will be received Mt Nos ~ and ~ Leonard
st. New York unti IL o'ocock NJ Thursday. September
IA 1874 for furnishing In the quantities herein given,
or all of the articles named in tho following ist
The above place will be for business and sftef
Tuesday, September D. -. ..,-,~, nan.
CLASS NO. l-MACKINAC BLANKETs-PAIRs.
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A AUCTION -
"A BY VAN rAssELL a KEARStY. AT THEIR MART
10 AND III EAST l3ri ST.

IA BY VAN rASSEl.ls hEAKstl. AT THEIR MART.
40 AND III EAST i3rii ST.
TOMORROW tfklDAil. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
SORKEL TEOTflNG MARE SIRED BY BOSTON BOY.
re by o.d TOyEE. be by OLD MANBRINO dam a
i6 hHnds high 10 years old Kind aud
in all harness free from vice; free
driver. fears nothing; does not shy pull driven
by her present owner over Fleetwood track full mile
AZ; has record. AMI with i.te trimming will
80 st Harness. by Wood uibson. and
TOP- ROAD WAGON SIDE BARI. GOOD As NEW,
built by Miner stevens can be a the Mart
Ill time oi sale.
DARK HKowS STALLION. SIRED BY GoDFREY's
ratehen. Jam an Abtsish mare; raised by Mr.. Boyle,
OF Deal pedigree guaranteedl; he is 1876 hands
high. years old has been driven In harness but six
times: very fsst and has pure open gait: Is in
kind and gent . warranted SQUAD
LANDAulkT IN GOOD ORDER. BUILT BY WOOD
CO. PL' NEARLY NEW. CITY BUfLr
MAHOGANY BAY MARE SIRED BY ALMONr BRED
by Mr.. Gsno and raised by Mr. Pension, OF Lexing.
ton. ny: is los hands high. years old kind and
In all harness: ree from vice: isesrx gated:
has Just been broken to harness driven by any
one Is warranted sound Set Harness in good
order and
bnilt ny Frank Ash.
r CARI. IN GOOD ORDER BUILT BY DEMAREsr 4
90. Clarence. In good order, BY Brewster. Fine Too
Road W sgoms several Pony Phsetons. Doctors war-
ons. Rockaways. &c. Re
The New York herald., 1876-09-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lr~cHR0HIc cAfAKRH DEAFNESS; IMPROVED
N. method; instantaneous relief; permanent cures
Dr.. STODDAkD. No. West l4th St
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-02
GEN ESQ
A Tramp That Could not be Killed--A W ON
an Broke Her Collar Bone.

GENEsEo, Sept. L. William Zellers, a
tramp, fell asleep on the track just east OF
Rock River bridge last night and was
wakened by the engineer on freight train
No. Is blowing his whistle for brakes.
Zcllers had but just got upon his hands
and knees when the cowcatcher of the
engine struck him, throwing him fiat on
the track, when the engine passed par tly
over him, and after pushing him along tor
several rods the train was stopped, when
it was found necessary to back up SO as to
extricate him from the truck of the en-
CINE, which was done, when, strange to
say, only one arm was broken, although
nearly every particle of clothing was torn
from him. He was brought to this ci ty,
where DIR. Wells, the company physician.
set the arm. .and gave Zelers pass to
Chicago. He was badly scratched and
bruised in different parts of his body, but
no bones were broken except his right
fore arm.
Yesterday morning the driver of the
Cam bridge hack from this city, while en-
route to Cambridge, tried to rass other
teams on the road, and while racing upset
his hack, breaking the collar bone OF q
Miss Bennett and scratching several of the
other passengers We understand Miss
Bennett has brought suit against the prop,
rietor of the hack.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-02

KANSAS CRY, Mo-. Dec 16, 1874 =
When Clncho-Q Quinine was first presented
to the public, ! analyed it, and found it to
contain the principles of the bark as rep
resented. Since that time l have never
used one grain of sulphate of quiniue, and
never expect to, as it ful6lls all the indica-
tions for its use, without the unpleasant
symptoms which always have rendered,
and will render the sulphate Objectionable,
more particularly with children.
presume have as many cases as any
other practitioner in this vicinity, and
have had ample opportunities for testing
Its virtues. Its price renders it also
valuable, but | must state candidly, that
if the price was more than the sulphate
| would then buy it, and pay even double
if | could not obtain it at less rate.
g. + HEYDoN, NJ. D.
Analytical and Technical Chemist
Kansas City, Mo.
Can be procured of all first class drug
gists.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-02
RADWAYS REMEDIES.
OVARIAN TUMOR
OFTEN YEARS. GROWTH
CURED BY
DR.. Railways REMEDIES
RADwAYs REMEDIES.
/ toDo had an Oralfaa Tun,or IN the Ora-
ries and Bo'oels for Ten Years.

ANN ARBoR, Dec. %, 1875
DIR. RADwAY:-That Others may be beneitted
make this statement:
have had an Ovarian Tumor in the ovaries and
oowels Tor ten years. tried the best physicians in
this place and Others without any benefit II was
growing at such rapidity that could not have lived
much longer. friend OF mine inCuced me to try
kadways Remedies. | had not much faith in them
but finally, after much deberaion. | tried them
purchased six bottles Of the Rcsolve.t, two box
es OF the Pills and two bottles of the Relief used
TO perseyere used tw I've more bot les of the Re-
solvent, two ot the Relief and two boxes of Pills
Before they were gone had lOst 25 pounds.
continued to use the medicine until was sure
that was entirely cured. took the medicine about
five months, and during that time lost 45 pounds.
In all took three dozen bottles of the Resolvent
six bottles Relief, and six boxes of the Pills
feel perfectly well, and my heart full OF graf
itude to God for this help ip my great aiction. To
you, Sir, and your wonderful medicine. | feel deep
ly indebted, and my prayer is that it may be as
much of blessing to others as 1t has been to me.
lSignedl MRS. f c. BIBBISs.
Mrs Bibbius who makes the above certificate, is
the person for whom requested you TO send medi
cine in June, 1875. The medicines above stated
were bought of me, with the exception of what was
ts correct without qualification.
[Sgnedl L. S LERCH
Druggist and Chemist, Ann Arbor, Mich
THE may certify that Mrs. Bibbns who makes
the above certificate, Is and has been for many
years well known TO us, and the facts therein stated
are undoubtedly and undenlably rect. Any one
who knows Mrs. Bibbns will believe her statement
tSigned] BENZ. ID. COCKER, MARY b. POND.
MARY COCKER. E. B. POND.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-02
Weather Probabilities,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2-The Signal Ser
vice observations taken at 10 o'clock this
forenoon indicate the following weather,
probabilities for this afternoon and to-
night:
For the northwest, stationary. followed
by falling barometer. northerly winds
shifting warmer south and east winds, clear
weather.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-02
DR.. Radway's -
REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tastelees, elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate purify, cleanse, and strength
en-. Radways Pills, for the of al disorders Of
the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder,
Nervous Diseases, Headache. Constipation Costive-
ness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness Bilious
Fever, Inflammation OF the Bowels, Piles, and all
Dcrangements of the Internal Vseera. Warranted
to effect positive cure. Purely Vegetable, con-
tanning mercury, minerals, or deleterious drugs.
sE-Observe the following symptoms resulnng
from Disorders of the Digestive Organs.
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness of the Blood
In the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea,
heartburn, Disgust of Food, Fullness of Weight
IN the stomach, Sour Eruptions Sinking Flutter-
1ngs IN the Pit Of the Stomach. Swimming of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Flutterngs
at the Heart, Choking or Sufocatlng Sensation
when IN Lying Posture. Dimness of Vision, Dots
Or Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in
the Head, Deficiency of Precipitation, Yellowness of
the skin ana Eyes, Pain in the SIDE, Chest, Limbs,
anu sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh.
New doses of RAILWAYS PILLS will free the
ystenA from all the above named disorders. Price
oo cents per box. Sold by druggists
Read FALSE hND TRUE"
Send one letter-stamp to RADwAY &CO., No &c
warren 81, New York. Information worth thou.
sand will be sent VOC
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-02
TELEGRAPH1C.
Photographed to the Rock Island Argns.l
THE DEMOCRATS CUT DOWN. THE AP-
PROPRIATIoNS.
That's the Reason the Administration
Gives for Dismissing Useless Office
Holders.

WASHINGTON Sept. 2.-One hundred and
twenty four clerks out Of the 800 employed
in the war department and its various
bureaus were, to day discharged on account
of the recent action of congress ordering a
reduction in the clerical force Of the de-
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Gov Seymour Still Refuses to Run.

UTICA, Sept. 2.-Daniel Magone, Jr.
Senator Herman, Hon. Scott Lord, j.
Thomas Spriggs. A. w. Beardsey and
other prominent Democrats went to Deer
field this morning and received from Gov.
Seymour a refusal to withdraw or modify
his absolute declination to allow the use OF
his name as candidate for governor.