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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

n CITY AUCTION MART and N. Y. TATTERsALLs,
corner % Of Eroaaway ana a. Thirty ninth street,
EVERY wEpNEsbXY f And l1ffiS SATURDAY. 66xY
Twenty four hours allowed FOR trial
every Horse sold under warrantee.
GA, CATA@LoGuE LOCI nF SALE THIS DAY AT T. O'CLOCK.
MULES the last Of lot selected great ex-
pensc by Mr. Scott Of Kentucky 10 Obliged return
finest pair OF Coach Horses oered Tor some time
elegant blood oays with heavy. flowing and tails I6(
nsa Years Old closely matched great sye can pull
warranted sound and kind.
An elegant pair OF coseymatched Mules l6,S high
years old; ne prompt drivers great workers, and
Fine brown Mare iSss high. cd free, stylish
driver; in 81, warranei sound and kind
ros in 81, and Warranted sound and kind '~A
Fine bav Geding, loh high, years old free and easy
4 rentlemans complete E,tablshrnen consisting of
pair Of closely matched chestnut Geldncs about 10 high
no 0 ns NOR Ses 's Socsy sn
ransed so1na and kind Also no top Jaeger Wagon, Har
Fast bay Trottns rldng sired by George NJ Pa.chen IL
le high years old; free and pleasant drver has great
s ana ne 50a%
Black Horse 15 high. years od free prompt driver
great roadster, fears nothing, and warranted and
si1 Tor and top Road Wagons best builders.
New and second hand Harness, Horse Clothing Saddles
Blankets.
One elegant light Road Wagon, made by Taylor Co.,
warranted.
One ine Benson Bros Road Wagon.
Also several other Horses
Full description at sale.
rSa II n. On Nae r m
American Clipping Machine In operation corner
Twenty and Lexington Horses clipped
IN one hour.
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THE TURF.

THE TURF.
ELEErw ooD PARK. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER l5.
at2P.M
Match $500.
Mile heats, best In 8, TO wagons.
a. Patterson names 4. <. Dreadnauehi.
George /. Carpenter n.mrs ,; 10 ,Ly Lady Rosa -
d. TALLSAs, superintendent
ELEETWooD PARK. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, AT
2P.M.
Match $4,000
Mile heats, bea. 3 In 0, In harness.
Daniel Mace names ch. 4. Judge Fullerton
William Borst names br 8 George Wikes
NOTICE.
Macomb's Dam Bridge beng closed parties will md It to
crossing Harlem Bridge turn through s8lb street.
r. j. NJ VAN COATLAhDT, President.
d. TALLMAN. Superintendent.
ID ROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
l. Great double team race between Honest Allen and
ming mate and Kingston and running mate for $4,000
Thursday, Nov. ID, at O'Clock L. NJ.
W. H. Borst names q. Honest Allen and running mate.
J. Carpenter names br 6. Kingston and running mate
Admission 10 leld grand stand quarter stretch 81.
GEO. ". OAKLEY, Superintendent.
DROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
i Saturday, Novcsnbcr l0, 1871, O'Clock p. NJ.
Purse of 2500 mile heats best three In
Il. Dobe enters b. m Goldsmith Maid
o. a. Hickok enters b. m. Lucy.
admission TO ncld grand stand and quarter stretch, $l
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
DIRECF ROUTE TO FLEETWOOD PARK-THRoUGH
~ Sixth to l3sth street, New York
Harlem Bridge the bridge and continue the Old
Boston Road to l2th street. Mott Haven then the
eft and take the Cedar road direct to track.
DOOLS SOLD AT THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB
L Restaurant, l,ls7 Broadway, corner Twcnty-eghth
ing also paid on the New York and Jersey elections.
MARSHALL JOHNSON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A -THE LAST NOTICE.
ONLY EIGHT DAYS LEFT FOR THE SALE OF TICK.
ETs. AS NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AFTER NovEN.
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hI6n REwARD--LOsT, ON THURSDAY MORN.
DlCU November IN going from weat Forty third
street to East street. or In Sixth between
Thirty seventh and rhirly sts adys gold hunting,
engraved case, stem winding Watch tiffany Co makers
marked outside A. b. watch number 33sSs; also a cold
chain attached three strands with gold sdes and
gold engraved Ball Locket attached The above reward
Will be paid TO any one returning the same to TIFFANY 4
Co., Union square, New York.
nETECTIvEs. COX 4 KING, 72 BROADWAY AND II
~ New sIeet-esabished ls62-furnsh only reliable and
experienced operatives. Branch Offices Chicago ana st
Louis Correspondents In all principal and Europe
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REWARDS.

@S0 REwARp.-IF THE WATCH AND CHAIN
spDU taken from room ~ st. George Hotel SATURDAY. A.
returned 10 the Office the above viii paid
and questions asked. Pawnbrokefs all notih ed.
&SO REwARD.-IF THE PAkTY OF FIVE OR SIX
sD,)O that took Watch and Chain on Sunday night,
above City Hall Park, will the same 81
University place. bookstore they win receive the above
reward and questions asked.
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COASTwiSE STEAMSHIPS.

CUASIWlSE STEAMSHIPS
DAcIFic NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANy's LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
carving malls. passenger. ae and rrsish,to
Kingston, jamaica; santa Martha and
Grcytown, aud Pacific coast Of
Aexco, Centrai America,
Peru and Chie.
Steamers leave 18th SOsb each monn. except When
November I5-s,samer HENRY ChAtNcEY, Captain 4.
Panama With steamer CONSTITUTION Captain Caverlyy
touching at Acapulco Manzano and Mezaan also connect
Ing Tor AL Central American and South racine ports rreg"
Steamer JAPAS will savc san Francisco december ior
Japan and CHINA For Of passas freight and al FUR
tsar norms'n apply a, compAnys ehee' an aae Pc. ao0
GAN DOMINGO LINE FOR PUERTA PLATA, BANANA
- and st. Domingo Cny.The United States Mall steam.
ship Tybee Captain Delaney, will leave pier North River
Saturday November ts Al O'Clock W. For freight
way
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
u COMPANY.
The sidewheti steamship SOUTH AMERICA a0Oo
tons burden, Captain H. L. Tinkepaugh, will FOR ST.
homas Para ernanbuco, Bolivia and Rio de Janero on
Thursiay, November rs. O'Clock y NJ, from &,
North River For freight VIA. w. saHpk saHpkstfHsos Aren't
No Bowling Green
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
~ Atlantic Mail SteaInship Company,
sailing regularly every Thursday Al o'clock precisely,
from pier No. North River.
MISSOURI Capt r. H. Morton INA Nassao,..... Nov. 10
COLUMBIA, Capt H. Van sjcc (viA Nassau. ....Nov %
A. W. DlMocK, rrssidsn.
No D Bowuns ureen-
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
TE qESEsAh ss, HG c9seAsIS MAIL
The splendid vessels on tins syorte ron;s for tho Cont
%ssnsSTos 'i s's norm ".'' sasaay
yIdLE pE pAEs sarnon December 4
ST. LAURENT. Lonare. Saturday, December 10
Price o. passage in gold aSsndns wine to Breas has
Excersoh tickets at reduced rates.
These steamer. 90 no, carry steerase passengers.
EsrsS: ,.t"F steamer. ii. Sn as .Ssa
eo,s transit BY English railway AND the dseomforts Of cross
New York Cor. = and L.srpG9 Nsy ana fun pow
' ( s ''
Sailing New on Saturdays. from Liverpool on
?sEsS!9j% DE Dec ! S%sA ,ss's a.sso' MO- '''' way
FROM INC White ' star Tar aoes aSop. ferry Je..y ca
Passenger aecomodaons for all classes unrivscd, con
saoons. saercoms snokingroon ans bathrooms mid.
s1g :ss.n wseS least ,s.. notion Surgeons and stew
Rate: saloon. $50 In sod .ies,ase. $50 II currency
ostsn s,esrsso prepaid CERTIFICATES. ss5 currency
9Sossd % q from ~ Of Paris
b1s, b1sS,'%S pSn es's + apgss wanted :. lowest rates
Broadway. sa New York tp'' " III sPAkSs. Agent.
THE BAMBuR6AMERICAN PACKET coSPANiS
i iron mail steamship
sILESIA,
Captain N rrautmann win sail on November a. 1871 At
taking passenger. from M sew ss, Snsa saGs g Plymouth London
First Cabin s SaIn sPf s .sas s m
PAYABLE in United States gold.
The ALLEMhNNlA will sail November ss, 1871.
KUNHARDT ( Co, G. u. RICHARD BoAS,
General AGENTS. General Passenger AgeGtI,
81 Broad street, n. Y. No. Barclay street, N. Y.
TAPSCoTT'S EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN Ex.
i change ofce.-Passage from Liverpool Queenstown
weekly by rst class seamshps AlsD from Liverpool and
London by weekly sailing packets. Drsfs OF III up.
wards available in any parl Great Britain and Ireland
at the lowest rates, at fApSCOrr BROTHERS 4 CO.'S,
IS South street, New York.
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L,oR sALp-AfL KINDS or FANCY DOGS, BIRDS,
IA Mednes FOR all jseasesi prepared Food foi mock.
ing brcs, ai B. q. povEYs. w Greene street near
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IL New YORK ana Mexican Maa steamship Line, Ieaviu.
CIV % ThhIs, Fsgs Dec
CLEOPATRA, philips CIisvana cnyl :. sasarcay Dec q
T. AEE2XSbRE 4 SONS. 50 Broadway
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON srEAMERs-roUcH
ynsS csSsa siaso o . al or 70
Tnroaeh hs w If ays ,' On Saturday November ~
Houston and Henderson,, q. b. r. AMI O.
No ksy West rresh, received on SATURDAY. arterisM
rof rrs"' ~ PaHsase apply 70 -
W 7. CLYDE Co. il, " S.ii sirsa street ANS y
LroR NEW ORLEANS plREcr
The steamship s' GoR [e%T' s;fsSsSr oGoSwnL Ipe c.o.o =
spr w .s ss psr 20 S9s sS-,s 90 saIda Noss
Cabin passage, $50; storage. S2a
f'' A''S'' y r. B. ci:0SwELL& CO., IS Yves. street.
FoS shS SHngiiASss' phhfssf p'sshh.sl5r psssfhh.aslsu5r LINE
From pier Nc alsgsaE sira n'sff Mabs 4 O'clock rNa
received S.y Dn s''Ir nrSxs sqs rates - given for st. LOUIS
vetasars, Mobile, Iaves,on ana indisoos. =
1SEs
LoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The steamship WEYBossET,
win leave pier q Eari RIVER. Wednesday, November u.s.
Insurance euaraD,ssa "V0"e anu 'A''''''a
For freight passage having superior accommodaons
&C II. MALLORY 4 Co, Is3 Maiden lane.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
line for ch0res'oo : &, the Florida ports
South aud Southwest,
sailing from pier No. 20 North River at . r. NJ
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The FIRST claas sidc~hrel amsniy
GEORGIA, Captain Sidney Crowcl,
will sail on Thursday. November 16.
Through passage tickets and bills Of adng issued al low.
est rate.
For local freight and passage apply 70
HINRY h. MORGAN CO.,
Ia West street, corner of Warren.
For through freight and rates apply to
BENTLEY D. HASELi. General Agent.
Great Southern Freight Line Si7 Broadway,
corner Thomas STREET.
vsmber ls
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Gel mn REWAKU.
DlUU URlTyD STATES MARsuAL,s OFFICE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT or NFw YORK. Nov d iS7lt
hundred dollars reward viii paid at this ONCE fer
information which the arrest and
cured Of who present. aiding abetng
n the rescuing of Owen Gcoghegan from the custody OF
United States Deputy Marshal Dowley on the night of Mo-
the corner Of Fifteenth b.
New York city
Al Chamber
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EoRSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

A TOP EXPRESS WAGON, NEARLY NEW; HoRs
u and Harness for sale cheap. Inquire at 87 Firata
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A KIND AND SOUND HORSE, EXPRESS WAGON
IA used short time and Harness, $3.50 Can be seen at
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AT AUCTIoN-TIIIS DAY, AT II O'CLOCK, At THE
n Broadway Carriage Repository l435 and 1857 Broad
forty6rs street. one brown Pony Basket Phse.
Harness; been used by lady AL the season
also two Horses description a sae suitable for any work
all descriptions consisting OF Rocknwnys Depot
wagons Cabrioets, Victoria top and open Wagons, Ex-
press Wagons GIGS, &C single and double Harnes
Blsnkets whips, Haers, &c N B.Every article onei ed
will poaitively sold make for large invoice Of
Sl-ghs that will arrive few days. Parties In search Of
anything In this line will end this chance TO get bar
gains Sale positive. JAMES JENKINS, Auctionecr.
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1DALTIC LLOYD.
ID s,e,in direct touching at Chranssnd and Cop.a
bare lani passengers and mails,
The first class iron steamship
FRANKLIN, Captain Y. Dreyer
will sail Thursav. Nov. H. r. NJ from pier IL North
River. To be followed by steamship HUMBOLDT, Captain
4. Barandon TUESDAY, Nov sS
Freight ST. Petersburg other Important ports OF the
Baltic received AMI through bills oil adns signed. For
freight or passag. apply to ,,,,r,.rrn,
once ~ broadway
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NATIONAL
IN STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
from per n North River.
For Quecnstown and Liverpool
THE Saturday, Nov. 1s, A.
Elir tirsce.. Sa urday. Nov. p, at +. NJ.
SPAIN, Croaan Saturday Dec O. ut 30 A. M.
Passage to Liverpool, Queenstown London direc,
Cabin, x75 and 1856; steerfgc, 425, currency
Prepaid gteeraEe tickets from Liverpool Queenstow wp
Londonderry, Glasgow or London. &c.. currency.
For further particulars apply at the companys ONCE ~
Broadway f. W. J. HURST, Manager.
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A GENTLEMAN'S ROAD ESTA BLISHNEST.
n Brown Horse Colt, Henry Cav and Messenger stock,
with long and tail, 6years old this ial 1874 hands
kind perfect all harness. stylish and hand
some rot in 245 condition. and beat three min
utes afraid of nothing and be driven by
ono, and IA warranted sound kind and true.
Top Wagon, piano box, with pole and shafts, made by
Duscnbury 4 Van Duzer; used only two months.
No TOP piano box road Wagon made By Dusenbury Van
Duzcr uscd only also single and double Harness.
made by Nelson Guild To he by permit. by applying
10 JOHNSTON L VAN TASSELL, IJ, liz and liz East
Thirteenth sire ei, near Fourth avenue.
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ONE THOUSAND AND THREE GIPTs AMOUNTING tt
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
THE GRAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION

for the benefit OF the New YorK Founding Asv and the
Soldiers and saiors Orphans Home waihnGon D. O. TO
virtue permit from the Honorable Commissioner OF In
Rev enue. -
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MISS JENNIE BUSK,
the great Prima Donna.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
The maIs for Europe during the week ending Saturday
November ls 1871 will close at this Office Tuesday II "a
A. NJ, Wednesday 81 A. NJ. Thursday ut 6s A. NJ
sAd Saturday at ~ AN H. r. JONES, Postmaster. 4
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-17
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Wss compounded for those no. inclined to ex.
trems bittsr-, aud " inteodrd for NE ia eases
when some all Ohole -iinulAnt " required IN con.
nection With the Tou,c properties u the Bi:tors.
Each bottle Of the Tonic contains one bottle 81
the Btters. combined WAN pure SANTA Cruz
treme bitterness OF the B.tt-rs ~ overcome,
forming a preparation highly sgre'atl. and
pleasant 10 the palate. a1d containing he medic
insl virtues of the Btters. The price Of the
TOME " ti.H per Dottle, which many pe'sons
think too high. They must take into cons der.
alton that toe -tnll.ni assd ~ yilarant. Ell 10 be
Ut pure quality. poor srticie could b. fur
nished at cheaper price but " It not bet ~ to
pay q little more and have good article A
medicinal preparation should contain none but
the test ingredients and they who expect to ob-
tain q cheap compound, and be benefited by II,
wiil most certainly DC cheated.
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EGYPT.
MR.. SCENARIOS RECEPTION BY
THE KHEDIVE.

ROYAL HoNoRs TO THE AMERICAN STATE .
MAN-HIs TRIP UP THE NILE Oh BOARD
THE vICEROY's YACHT.
Correspondence ~. \. Heraid.
CAIRO. May ~, l5il.
The Hon. Mr.. Seward and party, con-
sisting of two nisces md three servants.
arrived at Suez By the Peninsular and
Oriental steamer Deccsn On the 9th Of
May from Bombay after protracted and
pleasant tour through India. While in
India Mr.. Seward was the guest of Earl
Mayo, governor-gcnyral of India, and the
different English officials through whose
presidcncics and districts he passed.
Upon arriving at Sucz Mr.. Sew
ard became the guest Of the
Khediye If Egypt, Elnail Pacha. A
special train wa. IN waiting 10 convey him
~ Cairo, and he was met by the agent and
consul general OF the United States, Mr..
Butler aud his Excclcncy Belts Bcy on
the part Of the Khedivc. IL Cairo one OF
the most elegant of the khediye'- nunc-
rous palaces was placed at tue disposal of
the distinguished guest, together with
horses and carriages from the Kbcdivc's
own stables. Mr.. Seward was presented
on the day following his arrival to his
"Shhc's ~ t"c h"c. nbcnt anu coh-
sui general ut the palace OF Ghizeh, near
the fyramid', ana the same AFTERNOON the
khedive returned the vl''t, accompanied
oy ms minister oi iotclgh nDalrs' Nubar
fhcha, an honor heretofore paId only u
crowned hehd'
VISIT 10 THE RUINS ov THERE
-, Mr.. seward expressihga desire To visit
lhebes, tue Egyptian ruler, with ms usual
splendid hospitality, placed at Mr. sew
ards disposition one of his own railway
earfiages, fuliy equipped with servants
ana refreshments, 10 tlke hiih TO Rhodh,
distance oil 10 mile up the Nile, where
one OF the hhedive private yachts Is Or
dered 10 be IN waiting TO carry the party
on to Ihebes. The "holstr VIII occupy
about three weeks and orders have been
sent 10 all TIE "MohdIrs,l or governors VI
provinces, That nothing snail be lacking
to render Mr. Sewatdt trip pleasant and
interesting. The khediVes thoughuul-
ness extended even to the Furnishing OF an
almost unlimited supply OF fireworks, tn
gether with u competent pyrOtcchnist in
order that the ruins OF sncient Egypt
might be illuminated at night, &c crafty
his American guests.
poyAt uosop. To Mr.. sywAbn
ri. NJ S,,,. -. a..
Iu.ns 1 ar. IewaIu rh. W 'se ra-
NIUE 'hc hncl''es A,osh, sI'ualeu al we
e'eh' Ia"hu, wnS '"rswn opel una
Prosneif VIZ sanc a.'e"uvns 'ns' Se,e
pare W DER nale;,y inc eA- nlhPfers OF inc
french pom hr. seward return from
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SEWING MACHINE.
49, o-ir-t ~ r-s .ipss. --at.
WANTED, AGENTS.

y even where, male and female. To introdnse the
Genuine improyed Common Sense Family sewing
Machine. This ma ftine viii stitch, hem, foli,
most superior manner. 'Fricc only 81. FULLY
warranted for i've years. We Aili ray " W" Tor
amy ma hine thatwAl sew a stronger, mere eau.
.Elastic LocH s,it.h.n Every second siieh Gan
be- cut, and still the cloth cannot BIZ pulled npAi,
without tesringr. We pay agents va to ssM per
twice that amount can be- made. For circulars
sad terms, apply TO or address,
q, BOWERS \ co,
4ssSptuoe Street, t'hilads,Phis, Pa.
CAUTION. --po not Nv imposed upon hy other
par ties palming on WORTHLESS east Iron machines
under tho same name or Otherwise Ours IL mo
manufactured, sprl6dam
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HOOrLAND's GERMAN BITTER
A Biteys uithom Aioohoi ~ Spirits Of
any Kind.

I = different from all others. ! ~ composed OF
j the pure Juices, or Vital Principle Of Roots,
HERDS and Barks, Tor, ~ incidentally termed, III
tract-,) the worthless or inert portions OF the IN
gradients not beng used. Therefore, IN one bot.
Tie OF this Bltters there Is contained a. inueh
medicinal virtue n will be found IN seSctai gal.
ions OF ordinary mixtures. The ROOFS, etc.. usei
in this Bittsrs sTe grown in Germany, their vital
principles extracted IN thstroun'ry by rcien-
iiic chemist, and forsArded Ia 1 fpannfs. tory
In this city. where they are compounded aud tA't-
tied. Containing no rplrltuOus ingredients, this
Buffers j. flee from the objections urged against
all others. No iesite for stimulaDls can he "a
duced from their use they cannot make drunk.
ard-, and cannot under any circumstances have
any but a beneficial ELECT.
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had been talking around TINT il was; and
now they have found out that they are
married the worst way, and that there is
no help for them. Some Of them would
give IS IL they had stayed away from that
party, while others wouldn't have missed 1t
for anything. How people differ about
these things
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-17

baJ" An elderly lady who was handling
O pair of artificial plates in a dental ofilc'
and admiring the fnency with which thu
dentist was describing them, asked him
"Can body cat with these things' an,
dear madam, masticAtion can be per
formed with facility scarcely equaled BY
nature herself" responded the dentist
"Yes, I know, but can body eat with
them :, -" .t.l'i.
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It is q reliable Family Medicine, and can ha Y
AIKEN by either infant or &C nlt with the same been
hci al results. 1t Is acertain, prom pit and speedy
emedy tor diarrhea, dysentery, bowels complied
dyspepsia. iowness Of spirits. Paintings, sick
stomach, headache, etc. For chllls and fever OF
al kinds. IL Ia far better aud safer than quinins
eithout any OF s pernicious effects. II efiects
Al appetite, proves q powerful digestor Of food
aud will coiInteract the effects Of liquor in o few
minutes. As indisputable evidence Of it's meti-
cal properties, we append few ofthe many Ger
tihcates in our possession: .r'.r.
Johnson's Depot, East Tenn, and Va. K. u
Tenn. s.r' .. .fr.HF I.a
JAcos scHEErx. EsI.-Dear Sir; nave used the
Bitters have Obtained from you, and find them
10 be all they are recommended TO be, l found
one bottle TO afford me considerable relief feel
a. though cannot do very well without them, IN
nay present state of health.
u. MENIGE, 1883 South sth st., Phila.
Pastor Baptist Passyunk Church.
Sold by W =. Alien, ~ Main street dubuque.
octl0dk
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One Cn.nec,nU,sry Tn,r,,.E.xh,.

Zilo hif', amounting
Which vii H. distributed by chance among the
tieAst holders, by the Mutual AID Association OF
bm.,hA
H. FsnsS rs-M X. Brock, 4. :. Marshsl's office,
un,rhn: Edgar Z,bnskie, late Union Pacific Rail
road Office omaha; J. Turner, Deputy U. :. Mar.
sh.I, omaha; }. boyle, Postoffee, Omaha, Neb
udgs A. l.. Harvey, Magnolia, Ills. ..-
Coed respon- Idle agents wanted. Liberal com
mission allowed. For full particulars address,
LYFukD co Business Managers
.. Omaha. Nebraska
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BODY.

Remember that HooHauds German Rene.
dies are the medicines you require to purify the
Blood, excite the torpid LIVER la healthy action,
and TO enable you to pass safely through any
harishIps snd exposure.
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EeJ" The Washington correspondent of
the Chicago Post writes by the way,
heard hrst-rate anecdote of Grant last
pight. Gen. Townsend, Acknowledgement
of the Army--and most excellent officer
by the way-is very particular man,
having the faculty OF order largely devel-
oped. His name being mentioned at a
dinner party the other evening, the Presi-
dent remarked: 81 an almost afraid to 90
into Townsend's office, lest i shoul oil
something Everything is right-dresscd |!
Lead pencil, india-rubber, inkstapd, pen,
ruler, ETC., all at righs-dress. When
townsend dies think they will indorse
him in red ink, War Department., A. q.
u, wrap him up IN red tape, and stick
nm away in pigeon-hole f. There is n
good deal of "red tape necessary, and
Townsend knows how to make the system
work as well as any ono can.l Ti'G-I.
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vASDERBILT's BEoIsSIsG IN LIFE.
From ne Staten h,ond Leader.


The newspapers ofteR contain an ac-
count of Vanderbilt's beginning. Most
of these accounts are apochryphal. His
own statement Of his first real success is
this: He was a young man on Staten
Island. He was master OF rowing. He
was athletic, strong, and daring. One
night stranger came to the landing and
wanted to be rOwed across to Gowanus.
The night was dark and stormy, and the
wind blew a gale. Not boattnan could
be found who would leave. The landlord
said, There is nobody that can row you
over but Corn. Vanderbilt for so he
was called. IL was doubtful, be said,
whether he would do it. Vanderbilt was
found, and in answer to the request, re-
piled Its pretty rough, but if you II
give me $40, lie down in my boat, and
not stir, or do just what l hid you, III try
it," He rowcd the man over and back
in safety. As soon ms he landed on Staten
Island, the stranger said Young man,
how would you like TO run an opposition
steamboat u Nothing would suit me bet
ter" was the reply. Have you pluck
enough to obey orders p said the stranger,
81 have" was the response. Suppose
was to tell you to run into steamboat,
what would you do p sRun into her,
by - The bargain was sealed amid
the storm that night on the island, and
Vanderbilt soon began his we'll known
| career ms a steamboat man.