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National Republican., 1876-01-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
@~1~O.O.O.o.~YO0O.OOo
The Great Reputation
Which vEcEr1SE has attained in all parts of the
country asa
GREAT AND GOOD MEDICINE,

ard tbe largo number OF testimonials which are
constantiy being receive ed from persons who nave
Seen cured by its use, conclusive PROOF OF US
GREAT value II is recommended ny pnys as anu
snothecaries As BlOod-PuriheF ana hesltn-
Rettorer, II has no equGl. r. 5r,.I
VFGETINE is not prepared Tor lAncy uElnA
made from poor IQu 0rs, which dsoliltAte tne s!s-
tenn and tend TO destIoT health lnsieau Oh FestoF-
ing 1t. ...,t,,,,'.,s eJven for the dif-
ferent com plants sAIisf 'ctory to any reasonhoe
.assons Suffering from disease that they can De
Spnreds Read the diieTeus testimonials given, Anu
noone can doubt In many OF these cases the per-
sons saw thai Il cir pain and sunering cannot DC
SSSnreSsed s. in cases OF Scrofula, where, appa-
ISVECTTINE will relieve pain. Cleanse, purlfy anu
nr. such diseases restoring the patient TO perlect
heath after tTyiEE different physiclans, many rem-
.dies suffering for years, IS IL not conclusSe
S-oof m you are sufferer, you can be cnreo. ny
is tIIis medicine performing such great cures! ~
xSorts in lie blood, IN the cIrculatng nula II can
~ trSIIv called the Great Blood Puriner The great
olca ,f dsease originates in the blood: and NO
medicine that does not act dlrecIy upon IL. 70
1Inrify md Tenovate, has any just clAl1 upon pup
1Sc stis nIiOn When the blood becomes nleless ana
..,S1nSnt Either from change OF weather or OF cl-
,n,Se want of exercise Irregular diet, orfrom any
n.her nause the VEGETINE viii renew the bloed,
CSrTy OF he putrid humors, cleanse the stomach,
Se9rIate me bowels and impart > tone OF yigor 70
mind we'll as in the medical profession, tnat the
remedi.s supplied by the Vegetable kingdom are
ors lore successful, iin the cure OF disease.
shon ,~JneraI medicines. VECETINE is composed
~ rnoIt 6art and herbs. II Is pleasant 10 take,
"a - NJ fertIy safe to give an infant. DO you
need III DO NOT hesitate TO try IT, 1on VIII never
regret IL,
National Republican., 1876-01-01
Commercial.
No changes in Washington wholesale prices.

NEW YORK, Dec. sl-Ootton dull; sales At
bales at lS< <dl3 7-16c Receipts Of the week, net,
oS bales ErSss c SssS FrsSes q Sses: cop
ttnent 500 bales sales, 7,S2S bales; stock, l4oosS
bales. commandments
in buyers favor; suPerhne Western and State,
S425G4 so; common to good extra western ana
State, siseG54o; good 10 cnolce 40: so.4o9S:yo'
S5e5dT: fancy DO s. 0547.T5; common to good extra
Ohio o. S017 25 common to choice extra st. Louis,
sS.7SS;:7s; % choice to double extra, s7.s6asos.
Southern -four quiet and steady; common 70
fair extra, S4go95So: good to choice extra, sSs58
spring; eT6SloSc. Tor ungraded spring: SL07 for
for No. 5 Chicago, store; SlO9 for NO. mlHau-
kee: 81 26 for mixed HiiSaukse; ior new sn, IN
lac better; improvement chiefly upon new de-
mand at T2JI97ic. Tor old Western mixed, atost;
eSc for new white Southern; 65l{c. for new yellow
do. New York inspection; 5946Oc. for no grade
mixed Western; 6596Sc. for graded mixed and
yellow; CSC iCr graded Old mixed western, car
6Iec for mixed Western and State; 45g5lc for
white Western and State. Cofee-Rio quiet,
nonnay 1tG2 god uSar l0f oa5sSes S1Sss and a ~
changed; 6Gs1c. for fair to good refining; s1sc for
prime. Refined steady; le9lO1sc. for standard a;
crushed. MoIssses-New Orleans quiet az SOC
6oo: foreign grades dull and UNCHANGED. hioe
quiet, without decided change retf9ieHm %.a que.
at l5-l66l0c Resin quiet; $loog 80 leI st.aine1
Turpentne quiet, at 3714c. for spirits PORK dull;
lad heayy: prime steam, Il 70. Whisky dull and
lower at SiiiGLl5. FreiKhIs TO Liverpool steady;
Gotten, per sail 516GIlS2c.; steam, lS SLgI-loc-
RI1TTxoRx Dec. Sl.-Cotton-middling frm ut
13c. .A.r., w,..,
nuiet bet firm; No. Western RED, sLS3gLSs;
SsnnsvIysnia red, sl.363I 3S; other grades I'M
changed. Oorn steady; Southern white, new, 5e9
5sc.; Southern yellow, new, 52gSsa; western
Southern aOlDisc; Western white, 434i4c.; West
EN- mixed. lO@i2c. Rye dull at soGsSS. hay
quiet; Maryland and Pennsylvania; sZ5SLo. rro-
yisions ouiet steady and unchanged. PorE, new,
s9I 5O' Lard dull and unchanged. Butter lower;
Western extras, 27G2sc.: do. hrsts, 24g2oc, fe.
drr and heayy: Rio, csrgoes, 163zGl9Ac.; job
hing. I;II@2Ollc. Whisky Gull at sllS
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VEGEfIKE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
iaI.S&wtf
To Reduce Stock.

From and after January ], 1876, we shall Close
out our stock OF Fall and Winter DRESS GOODS
at great reduction from the ruling prices Of the
season,
Our stock Of CL0AKS and sHAwLs being
larger than usual At this season, will be sold with
little regard TO cost, determine ed to carrV
none oyerto next season.
We have few pieces Of Plaid, Striped and Plain
Black and CoIored VELVETS, which must be
sold. The prices viii be less than New York city
Evening SILKS and material for evening wear:
fnlI stock and new additions daily.
OPERA CLOAKS AND SHAWLS.
MOURNING tSOODS-stoek always full,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS:
Blankets, Quilts, Spreads,
Curtsins, sbeeting, Towels,
ExtrA-long Table Cloths,
Superior Napkins,
Fine Huck and DGmask Towels.
Iadies, fine UEDERGARMEN OF superior
Anish, and made from the best quality Of goods at
exceedingly low prices.
Purchasers can rely upon the representations we
make in regard to all articles sold by ne.
jobs II. MITGHELL
ian1-6t 9H Pennsylyania avenue.
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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

CHARLEsTowS, March 10, 1853.
Mr. II r. Sere1S:
DEAR siR: This is to c. rtify that l have used
vo1r ssBIood Preparation in my family for sew
vesTs and think that, for Scrofu'a or Cauk-
erous HumoTs, or Rheumatic Affections, II cannot
S,a eTceIled: and, as q blood puFlher and spring
maSIcint IL is the best thing have ever ed: and
n nave used almost everything. l can cheerfully
1acon menS 4 10 anyone in need OF such medi-
seSno Yours respectfully,
S-Ae' MRS. A. A. DISSMORE
I9 Russell street.
National Republican., 1876-01-01
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
What the Figures Of fas Registrar of Vital


The records of the ONCE Of the registrar of vital
statistics for the District of Columbia, Dr. D. w.
Rliss show the following figures relating to mar
riages, sirths siid siEidd sssaths during the year:
The total number of marriages was eel but not
more than one half were reported. OF these s7s
were white and 81 colored.
BIRTHS.
The total number Of births, as reported was
s,sl5, which is, however, inaccurate since many
births we're never reported. Ofthese 25ls were
white and l. sy7 were colored; 1s7s were males and
1851 females. The number of births reported
was 3I0 but this Is also Inaccurate as many failed
to report Of these147 were white and 223 colored;
2oe males and 1sl females.
DEATHS.
The total number of deaths reported was 4sja
Of (which 22l0 were white and 2, ,1i2 were colored;
219l males and 2, 161 females. (aceurate.) Deaths
from zymotic diseases, white sos, colored 51o con.
stitutiona white 4o1 colored 40; local. white So
colored $50; developmental, white IA colored IA;
violence, white 20, colored 81. The death rate
was: white, l9.2 per cent. per 1000; colored 476
per cent. per 900 The percentage OF deaths BY
classes was: Zymotic, white, 26.s2; colored 23si:
total SO, fully one third less than any city In
the United States;) constitutional, white zoos:
colored, 2. 81; total e.6e; developmental white
e69; colored, 1o.io; total, 1905; violence white,
ala; coiored, SIS; total IS. Mortality under iye
years Of age: white, eii; colored, 1,2{J; total,
2,lsI.
National Republican., 1876-01-01
WHAT Is NEEDED.

BOSTON, Feb. I3, 1871.
Mr.. II. r. Sfeusns:
DEhr SIR: About one year since found myself
In feeble condition from general debility. VEGE-
TINE Wns strongly reeomme ded to me by friend
who ad been much benefited by Its use. pro-
cured the article and after using several bottes,
was restored 10 health. and discontinued It's use.
1 feel quite conhdent lhst there Is medicine
supsrlor to It for those paints for which Il is
eSpeciaily prepared: aud would cheerfully recon-
mend IL TO who feel that they need something
40 restore them 10 perfect health.
Respectfully yours, -,,,o
Firm offs. NJ PentenSll q Co..
No. 10 State street, Bo5ton-
National Republican., 1876-01-01

Those We Have Beo1 Called Upon to
Mourn-Record Departed Friends
A List which Tells TN, MutabiIity or.
Human Life-who SHAH be the Hextr
National Republican., 1876-01-01

A GLANCE AT THE DEATH LIST.
National Republican., 1876-01-01

n Ii KINDS OF eENTLEMENS OAsD
~ OF wearing apparel can be sold to the very best
"a ysnfage by sddfessing % o1lllng on JUsTE. 0s
- greet, between etxA and beyentA northyegs
SssS y nIn promptly s'''.d'de ossA 'sA'
National Republican., 1876-01-01

HARVEST OF THE GREAT REAPER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CARPETINGS
AND OIL CLOTHS,
The Largest and Cheapest stock to be
found i'm the city.

10. 900 dozen Linen and six Handkerchief and
Mutiers, for ladies and gentlemen, very cheap.
pieces OF Black SILK at si, s1. Is, $i.5o, 317S,
%, s2.25, $50, %. $3.50 and q per ward.
fopieces OF Seal Brown and Navy Blue SILKS, at
q. per yard.I - .
Great bargains in Black Cashmere, from IS cents
Cotton and Wool Cashmere, from 25 cents per
yard to 50 cents.
10 bales Of Red, White and Gray Flanneis, from
rs cents per yard up to the finest quality.
500 pieces OF Canton Flannel, in Bleached and
Brown, from 10 cents per yard up to Is cents.
oeases of Bed Blankets, from % per pair up to
SIS.
bales of Grey Blankets, from s' up to o. per
pair.
ings. for Men and Roys' wear. from 50 cents per
yard up to very fine goods.
white Goods.
prIeea: 40 So 60, 20 75 s. cents and 81, sl2s $780,
e and q. 50 per yard.
100 dozen D,
a, sa.So, ss, a, IS, 90 and q per dozen.
800 dozen Towels, from q. 70 per dozen up to ss.
Carpetings.
Ingram carpeting. at 40, 50, 90, rs cents and 81,
and o.. Is per yard. a..
Brussels, from 81 Is up to g. 20 per yard.
Hemp, Stair, List and Rag Carpets very cheap.
Special.
We are sole agents for the city for the celebrated
and well-knoun Keeps Patent Partly-made
Dress Shirts, and on the LIST Of January, 1s76, we
will reduce the price from SIS per dozen down to
sI2 per dozen, s6, II six shirts; ei2 piece will
be charged for any quantity less than half eozen
W. W. BURDETTE & co.,
92s Seventh Street, -
706 H Street.
National Republican., 1876-01-01

RIeHARD sEUAR;T EyAEss
No. sis y street northwest. Once rooms Nos: 10
and n, iaul*
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Gained Fifteen Pounds Of Flesh.

SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, Jan. L, Is12.
y. r. Sterens:
form for the last ten years, and have taken hum
dreot OF douars Mortn o. .Itnout ootaln:
taxing the VEGETISE, since which time my health
has So ably Improved. Ny food dIgests we'll: and
Ihay6 gained nfteen pounds OF flesh. There are
several others in this place taking NEGETISE; and
All ha Fg obtained RELIEF Yours truly,
THOMAS x. MOORE,
Overseer OF Card Room, Portsmouth Co. q Mlls.
unnr4rIrr IN rnI n NV LII nnnnn1nmn
National Republican., 1876-01-01

OLD AND YoUEI, RICH lhD POOR.
National Republican., 1876-01-01
lSE--:NEcROL0GY.

@HE has GATHERED THEM In"
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u U T T Z b.

BUETE r.
Choice Rockingh am County Roll Butter, equal to
Philadelphia Print, 20 cents per pound: Fine Fred
Spounds tI. Fair Roll butter 30 cents. New York
efate Cheese and fresh Eggs spe3eipatE q co
I74 Cei iire Market and 100 Northern Liberty Mar.
National Republican., 1876-01-01
1876. GREAT 1876.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

1876. GREAT 1876.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THENORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid
Scenery, magnificent Equipment.
Trains ssS .na ' foSa fieSs of
fs. E!!:sS%s sPs q e. $sssi
Chicago, and H:55 q. m. daily, except SUNDAY.
Baltimore L Potomac Ralsad.
e: sas.y Fan.
r % Rssh sLc's and fh spS
rar :ss New Y Yoff ana hstg 2ss. s.iS M daily with
asy. For SsS SoTi: I:s >: =; daily, except
Fss 81 sesssssaghs ses ssa 20 isssd Espssss.'
AecoSnodaiioR s for Baltimore, aiiop. m. daily,
For fopss oTsek Line, 7:iO q. IN. and $40 p. nd.
TG. annapolis, ga, m. and $50 p M. except Sun
MIaldria L Fredericksburg Railway and Alex
aldrla 4 Washington Railroad.
F3. .sa Afhs9ds1 fi! T. H. d ssnssy a. y A. h l. sas
Forfhs South, via Richmond, II: :ss D. m. daily eS.
cept Sunday, and via Lynchburg, q. m. and II :3s
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington, G, :. g.
Q, 70, m, !. 3 4, 5. and D. m. On Sunday
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Parler Car
na
sylyania avenue, utrtheast corner OF Sixth street
and PennGyfvania nv enue and at the depot, whore
orders can be left for The checking of baggage to
destination from hotels and residences.
PRANK THOMSON, ID. NJ BOYD, JR., = =
-. +6enl Manager. GenrPassenger Agent.
National Republican., 1876-01-01

The Sub-Treasury balances at New York,
to-day: Gold, 42,612 SS4; currency. s3T5 ,s75
The sub-Treasursr paid out s561, 600 on account
Of interest, and tl90, 900 for bonds. Customs re-
ceipts, Sl2l ,0OO-
National Republican., 1876-01-01
HENRY B. SEARL,E.

AO1EEUT,
''' Z street. Hsss::s: s.rs.:.fi: Us ea'' =
National Republican., 1876-01-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
HonetarY.

WASHING eToN, Friday evening, Dec. 81.
IL New York to-day money was easy at 384.
old closed at u36IlS1S. Exchange quiet at
S. Government bonds dull and strong. The
oet,r
National Republican., 1876-01-01

Swallowed with regrets for the irrecoverable and
the dreariness Of nature in her hibernal sleep
when the ghosts Of the dead and the unreconeiled,
and the fafd morgana of the lost years lost
chances I'LL the air with sad visions FIR many q
lonely thinker, the bells OF the churches in coun
try and town ring out their widest peals in many
country beside our own.
The devout fall on their knees, the children
wake in their beds with the tidings Of the coming
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-24
a Park in the Slough.
o the Editors of The Argus.


The idea advanced in the Union, and
by some of its correspondents, advocating
park or attractive pleasure grounds tC
be made by the city of part of what is now
called the slough, is somewhat prema
ture. Already the city is possessed of two
public squares, both of which, at different
periods, have been fenced and planted with
shade and ornamental trees, and now be-
hold them
What the city really needs is that the
streets and alleys in the slough he grad
ually filed up to grade, and then the
owners of contiguous lots be compelled, il
necessary, tie fill them up, and thus abatc
what is now an eye sore and nuisance t.
the whole community. Render the To-
cality first inhabitable by other denizens
than bullfrogs, and the city will have &C.
compiished good work.
The three cities of Rock Island, Moline
and Davenport have already beautiful
and extensive Government Park, easy OF
access to all reputable citizens, withou
especially hurdensome taxes on any oil
them. Should Rock Island need anothe,
beautiful drive in addition to the many she
now has. LET the road from Otter street
by the Cemetery to Rock river be opened
and improved. and be called The Boule
ward to Black Hawks Tower" or an,
other fashionable name.
A,,rucf % 1914
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-24
Personal.

Magistrate Chopper was unable to at
tend TO the duties Of his Office yesterday
afternoon, owing to sickness. He was
around to-day, however, though not fully
recovered.
Miss Nettie Gale the librarian, has gone
on pleasure trip to St. Paul, by boat.
Miss Lucy Murphy assists Miss Mary
Gale 10 the public library during the
absence of the librarian.
Prof. Theo ii. Frey has returned from
six weeks trip to England, where he
was called to see his mother who was moi
expected to live. She is improving now
however. The Prof also took in" the
centennial and made flying visit to friend:
in Maine. His family did not accompany
him.
The Rev. I. III. hench, of the Broad
way Presbyterian church, with lis family
left last evening on visit to his father, q
Carlisle, Pa. They will visit the centennial
the sea shore and eastern cities, and b
absent about a month-perhaps longer.
Mr.. Hench resides on Broadway, seconC
house north Of Second Avenue Durinl
his absence Prof II. Reck, Of Augustan'
College, will supply his pulpit in tn,
(ireenbush Chapel.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-24
Rsal Estate Transfers.

VIM. p. Williams to f. S. Gates, the n
part of the W of the ne fri. of out-lot /,
sec. 2, township Is, range champion,
dated Aug. 16, 1876, for $500.
II, L. Bulen to Alex F. Swander, part
Of lot |, block 5, in Pitts, Gilbert & Pitts S
! Isl add. to Moline, dated Aug. 8, 1876, for
SIS.
G. D. Platt to I. NJ. Tyler, part of the
] of the sw / of sec, 80, township II,
range w-Andalusia-dated Dec. 81,
1864, for 500.
T. NJ, Tyler to S, NJ. Boney, the J Of
the ne of the sw ] of same, dated Aug.
II. 1876, for 1875.
Morris Harrington (by MASTER to DAVID
Morgan, the } of the sw of the Sc / Of
sec 1: the e of the NV ! of. the ne / Of
Sec IL, and part of the ] of the Sc
of sec. /, in township II, range W
Drury-dated Aug. I, 1876, for 81.
Rock Island Watch Co. to Elisha Sey.
mour, part of the Sc OF sec. ID, and the
ne of Sec %, township II, range W
Black Hawk-dated Oct. 80, 1876, fol
| $4,000
Rock River Navigation and Water
| Power Co. to Elisha Seymour, same de
scripton as above, dated Aug. 5, 1876, fol
| 81.
Elisha Seymour to Cannon & Taylor
same description. dated Aug. 3, 1876, fol-
100000.
| Emanuel Swank to VIM. Ingham, the
of the nv ! Of the ne of Sec "a, town
ship II, range w-Buffalo Prairie
dated Aug. 2. 1876, for 5000.
Chas. Atkinson to the First NJ +
church of Moline, lots 5 and g, block |, il
Atkinson sub-div. Moline-dated Aug
Ia, 1876. for $1,000
r. 4. Griffin 10 Joanna Parke, part o
the Sc ! of the sw of sec. u, TOWNSHIP
II, range ! vocal Valley-dated Apr
|, 1876, for $50.
G. I. Edwards to p A. Forscell, part o
lot 4, block 3, in Edwards's lst add to Nc
line-dated April %, 1876, for $3.50.
6, W. FL. Gilbert to Moses p. pinkaid
the J of the ne of the ne of the Sc
of sec II, township 20, range = e-Cordov
dated July 20, 1876. for $780,
E. Coburn to NJ, 2. Pinkaid. part of tn
Sc ! of see. 8, township 20, range e.
Cordova-July &c, 1876, for $500.
H. l.. Bullen tie Geo. South. part of lot
3 and 4. block 5, in Pitts, Gilbert 4 Pitts
LIST add to Moline, dated Aug. 8, 1876, 70
SIS.
Hmes and Ellen Baird to Thos. Cares
part of lot 4. block 2. in Bailey & Boyle
I'd add to r. l., dated May 10, 1876, 70
$500
E, f, Rogers to Sarah and Eliza Shaw
part of lots and 8, block 9; and lots 5.
and 7, block |, Marshalfs add; lots |,
and Z, block 9: und of lots 6, Z and s, i
; Bingham's add. and 8 acres IN sec. 80, a
i'll Cordova dated Aug. 81 1876. for $500
Cora l.. Eastman TO Carl T. Mueller, ID
{ 3. block Z, in Spencer 4. Cases's to add t
Ii. T., dated Aug. II, 1876, for 500.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-24
Bnrglaries and Highway Robbery

AS the time for our county fair APP
proaches thieves flock to the city and peo-
pie will have to keep Il sharp lookout and
fasten their doors and windows securely
before retiring at night or they will dis
cover in the morning that their houses
have been entered aud valuable articles
taken.
The music opened last night in the
south part of this city with three bur
glaries
The house Of Mrs. Lucy 4. Buford was
entered, through kitchen window, and q
silk purse containing half dozen ancient
silver coins taken. This is all that has
been missed.
The residence of Maj. John Peetz was
entered but nothing has been missed, SC
far.
Judge Guyer's cellar was entered and
the thieves went through his ice box
and two or three cooked prairie chickens
and a gallon of milk.
Shortly alter III o CLOCK last night, while
old Mr.. Wollertz, the cutler, was return
ing to his home on Orleans street, between
Swan and Otter, he was stopped in from
of the United Presbyterian church, corner
Of Orleans and Deer streets, by three men
one of whom asked him If he had revolver
or knife, or rocket book. He replied
that he had not He was then struck b.
Que of the ruffians gu the right side of hi
face, while two of them seized and HEX
him and the third went through hi
pockets, but did not get anything of an.
value. Mr.. w. is an old man and tn,
blow bruised the right side of his face an
eye IN bad manner. The parties VIII
attacked him must have been strangers a
Mr.. W. is well known to nearly every
lbody in the city.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-24

THE GRAND UNIoN-New York
This hotel has gained wide popularity
both on account of its eligible situation-it
Depot-and the excellent manner in which
is kept. By stopping at this house,
guests save the heavy expense of carriage
hire and expressage, baggage being carried
to and from the depot without charge. 1t
is first class IN every respect, and yet the
rates of charges are lower than at any
other first class house in the city. 1t is
conducted upon the European plan. -
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-24
August %, 1876.
a Hayes Club Demoralized.

- OOII toI7V1tU1eFtOt LftUU4Ut 1ItTUtU.
The wavers of the bloody shirt at Ell.
dora are in trouble ON account of the fact
that most all of the voting citizens are il
favor of Tilden and reform. Last night.
while the Hayes and Wheeler club was
paradipg, the members became democrat
lied, and the result was the disbanding OF
the organization, Thirteen of the mem
bers, who had come to view the political
question from different standpoint thar
that whence they were wont to gaze on it
exhibited their good sense by Immediately
inining the Tilden and Hendricks club
Glory enough for one day. Let the gooc
work go Oh.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-24
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

a depressed, irritable state OF mind.
a weak, nervous, exhausted feelings
no energy or animation; confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bilitating, involuntary discharges. The
consequence of excuses, mental overwork or
indiscretions. This NERVCCS DEBILITY
finds a sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. IS.
1t tones UP the system. arrests discha >e dispels
the mental gloom and desponden.. M rejuve-
mates the entire system. 1t is perlectiy harm
less and always efficient. Price s5, for package
Of Ave boxes and o large g. vial of powder, which
is important in DID, serious cases; or 81 per single
box. sSold by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail
on receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MSWCINR CO.
No. S02 BROADWAY, n. Y.
~ See large Advertisements
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-24
The Attractions at our County Fair

The Attractions at our County Fair.
Among the many attractions to be seen
at our county fair, which commences
next Tuesday and continues until Friday
evening, is the racing, which will begin on
Wednesday afternoon, the first being a
local race for citizens purse of $50,open
to horses of Rock Island county and the
immediate vicinity that have no record
under three minutes. The entrance is
free and all horses are to be driven by
their owners. 1t is expected that there
will be twenty participants, making the
race unusually exciting There will also
be 20 race for purse Of $3.50.
On Thursday there will be no less than
four races. The first is a three-minute
race for purse of $500; the second a
?; 33 race for $500; the third a running
race for 800; and the fourth a'slow mule
race" for $50.
On Friday there will be three races
the free for all for purse of 81, 900: the
2:2S for $500, and the 2:45 for $500.
All entries will close tomorrow evening,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-24
Commend. d to Tim Parks.

The Nation, OF New York, generally re
garded as Republican paper, says:
I'VE cannot hclp begging the gentlemen
now on the Republican stump to support
Hayes with as little cant and hypocrisy as
possible. The Democrats have done moth
ing IN their Investigations of which the
Republicans have not shown themselves
fully capable, and have set on foot no in.
vestigation for which there was not prob
able cause on fair view Of the condition Of
the public service"