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Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29
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Morvr VERNON, I'LL, April q, 1871.

N,orNr VERNON, I'LL, April g. 1871.
MesSss. H. ~ H1,7is 4 Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio:
GENTLEMEN-I heard one of my customers speak in
s,E, high terms OF Aliens Lung RasAm to-day that
thought would write to you the substance of his state
mcnt He SAYS his mother who is nov *lIly Ma,s eaQe,
had SUFFERED with CONSUMPTION for SEVERAL YEAK Rs,
and has been under the care ofou best h yscians but
received any permanent benefit then she resorted
to most kind of Cough and Lung .lsa that could
he procured for her, hW HN 10 nrH. .hc still grew
worse, until she confined 10 her bed; and when she
seized with paroxv>t, Of coughing Sl" would lose
The pO,re Of ,exi,1iou and they compelled to
sort various restore breathing; and while she
cougc hard She could cNlccOlate anything, and
the fam and irntS had given up all hopes OF her
covcry. Her noticed the advertisement Of Aliens
Lung 1'asan in ,r fh,i"iln lan1ls. and they thought
they wond procure and try it. They commenced giving
hcr the has.n At clock N US dnyctct dose every
hour until midnight: then she took another spell Of cough
iny, and cvp'toGsl mouhtul Of dark, yellow matter,
which something she had not been able to do for
time They continued to give her the l'asn until
Ind, and then she began to cXptrtorar freely, and within
matter, which her immediate relief and since that
time she has continued to improve. he sits M all
av, and walk about the house and take considerable
outdoor exercise. Her son hll. OF the Blsam to-
day, and he recommend NJ, very highly every one
Very respectfully,
\. c. JOHNSON, Druggist.
Was there ever greater proof of merit than the case this
,,It t.IS tnJ
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29

TooTHAcHE proceeds from ague in the face,
operating upon the exposed nerve Of de-
the finger, wet with Johnson's Anody.ae Lini-
nsent heat the face well, and lay flannel
Wet with the liniment on the face also put q
little Of the liniment into the cavity Of the
tooth ON cotton
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29

PHILADEIrnIA is to sprinkle her streets
with sailed water
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29
OAs 1EAU"NX5S
SARSAPARnLIAN RESOLVENT.

communicates through the BLOOD Sweat, Crine and oher
@ ia 'es "saS x" 1sS aa% s2s sT1 O.
"s ea 'S 9s% "% ys sas: a
ease1 ea@gf E"nns @ % srs e % e Esaa RnS
I f*! & &hsRs: kSn s s &s% al !; s1ttns Il r.;
ess @s @ens s fs 9s 9{s c:' sn s @n s4zess @
e na Sx rec s Ssstes and
areshg these wastes and repas te same Viii new ms
P ses
for when once this remedy commences Its work OF purn
ss ss will Be aRd and the a will % a
81, Not only does the sARsApARLL1AN RssnLvxSr eca
Ions s;!"on and Skin dscases bu, 1t is the onU
~ Kidney and Binder Complaints,
ineennence s 5fEf Ur Di sss;
deposits wa!er is S ,ck eoedy, YIN lssd @ w, SUB
o % the mo e s xe sna ~ h
When 'neFe y PcE Su5ps
and Gora so eheS Sa'f pam In ne
T""or of ysrF: G,ew.h by
BKvERLY MASS. July 1S 1870. .
sf a sss eS
ST ~ ef Ss had $ ss$
one box Of Railways Pills. and two bottles Of Your Ready
% s. % E " 's
twelve years The worst tuor the lett side g
OF Others You can publish tiff yo9 H choose; ,.
% 81 s3 y snsms9 % spq resident
sSss throughout lie 61'sa ~ oc % S ,s
Pr IL aSea q
nE Your nccc on mSscf For seve, " Years ane had
been affected viii, some trublcin the bladder and urinary
said G seF hs ds ps'e'nns se a all
getting radically Cured: had tried hun6er of p6yst-
y 01 ae hsd
aa OF ana cures made
aasn ~ s,e a Of sgs having be ss9
PaFilan Kesoysn}: KeaSy EeS and fes7alng Pills
'e''Fe anu no" 'se' z e. wv ". as JAE Cincinnati Ohio
DR.. RADWAY'S PERFECT PUR6ATlvE PILLS,
perfectly taseess, elegantly coated with sweet gum purge
ey fsd ase Of the s'o@sc
Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases, HeadaGhe. ConsPa-
rangcncns Of Tie Internal Vscera. Warranted TO effect
minerals, or deleterious drugs. Yc'>' ' '
9sssf{s ef the tbf btsSs as resulting from
Conspaon Inward Piles fulness Of the Blood in the
AciSX Msae,1 RS9s.
s1E - Ss $rd ss Ia St;
Futering At the Heart choEins o. I suecatns teasaohs
~ 5 i; lB 5 5 s s{ss Ts:
}sR RSS FSs Send 1
t& to RADWAY & & co, No. 81 M Maiden Lane, New York.
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29

THERE are nine cities in Germany and
two in Italy which possess Lincoln streets
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29

RACES THAT BECOME ExT1NCT-Steam.
boat races on the Mississippi.
| PRussING's White Wine Vinegar is most
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29

RAILROAD GAZETTE,
Transportation, Engineering and Railroad News.
"' "ohoon Of Railroad Men is called to this Journal
Which is believed to be at this time
the MOST comPREHtnsIvf RAILROAD JOURNAL
IN THE WORLD!
Treating as 1t docs of NIL branches Of ,,,o
Complicated business Of Transportation, and especially
Of the Operation Of Railroads, Railroad Engineer
Ing, tho Construction Of Locomotives and Cars.
The conductors Of this journal give
Special Prominence to Railroad News.
And there will be found in its columns accounts Of the
Organization Of all New Companies, the Projection and
Location of New Lines, the Progress OF Railroad Con.
sruction the improvement Of Old Lines the Business Of
Different Roads, the Combinations and Business Arrange
ments OF Companies Annual Reports, Elections and Ap
pontments of Directors and Occr Decisions of Courts
Relating to Railroads. and, In short. whatever is
Interesting or Valuable to . Railroad Nan,
BE he President, Director, Sockhoder, Superintendent
Engineer, Master Mechanic. Agent, Conductor Locomo
tive Engineer, In any way connected with or interested
In railroads railroad business.
Articles by Practical Railroad Men
Form distinguishing feature Of the Journal Leading
Engineering Works and valuable improvements In Railroad
Nachin9yare
Illustrated by Fine Engravings
In its columns Engineers Master Mechanics and Manu-
facturers find these illustrated descriptions of the greatest
value.
Proper attention is given to the
Relation Of Railroads to tho Community and
Railroad Legislation.
And also to the
Relations Of Companies to their Employees and their
Seuerul Rights and Duties.
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29

TX7HEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS,
w please say YOU saW the advertisement
In this DanSfs s-~~~- -~~--~----~S S0J=H a..
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29
Contains no Opium in any Form !
Is Harmless 10 tho M ost Delicate Child.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.

AP FOR ONE MONTH We will send to any address
~ One Pint Of Ink, Black Rcd or Violet. Warranted,
IL f2r 1eG M1LLAR MANUFACTURING co.
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29
ENGINEERING.

ENGINEERING,
The leading engineering journal of England, for which
American subscribers have usually paid $15 per year, will
be sent together with the RAILROAD GAzErrK for SIS
per year.
Terms of Subscription:
Single copy, per annum.. LOO
Letters concerning subscriptions and advertising should
ha addressed to
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29
ALIENS LUNGBALSAM

Is without doubt the EXrEt TORANr REMEDY ever
offered to the afflicted public 1t contains opium In
any form, and its harmless to the most delicate
n Directions accompany each bottle
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29
. i. 3R. |R. TIT
RadWaV's Ready Relief

CURES THE WORST PAINS J
In from One to Twenty Minutes"
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement need any one
SUFFER- WITH PAIN. - ,,o,
1t was the frst andfs
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops the most cxcrlcating pas asys
!nl'nmma0Ds, and cVes CopsesliVns whether 2l @ uo
Lungs Stomach Bowels, or other glands or organs, py oi
application,
IS FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
no macr o" violent cXcrucatuy tln pain tho lliEU-
MArliC, Be-. ridden ini1l, Cripplca, Nervous Neural
Railways Ready Relief will afford Instsnt Aid
A"Gomn1ntion Of ne Radncys, L9hImgoaon Of Ies
Zlydder lnG,nn,Maon M H[Ihs B2"xlx Ig4geafBom, @ Bm, V
pitufion Of The Heart, Hysterfc*, Group. Dipb-
ue19tt, Cut1sTh. Influenza, IIett1iuche ana
1ooihqche Ne,aalgia. Rteu,.a1isnA
Cdd ChMs and AgMe Chns.
parts werc the pain or diiicaity exists afford and
c,!nt,rt. o.
Twenty drops in half tmb.er Of water will IN fey
WGnn"n,. WG nn,. cure ClsAMI PAsMs, s0uR SuOMAIvh' v'
HEGG1AiSTlhUiS, = SICK HEAD ACHE, DIARRHEA, DY
i%TEKhH A. SKIS pLIy'. WIND IN THE BOWELS ana all
Rnn% +, should always carry bottle Of RndwnyS
5rcvy scLicf MLeiicf with them few drops in water will
h % M or pains from change Of water. Is better
'han French Brandy Bi,ters as stimulant.
FEVER AND AGUE.
fEHrlt AMP AGCE cured for fifty cents There is not
remedial agent In this world that viii c'rn Eover and Ape
ana all Other Malaons Bilious Scarlet, Typioid Yellow,
as RAILWAYS READY RELiEF Fv Ihs2 LIZ ~ 40 eiia e1Gs
q a
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29
A. n, KELLOGG,
10 and 112 Madison Street, Chicago.

Letters concerning subscriptions and advertising should
Mower County transcript., 1871-06-29

THE system frequently gets out of order,
and should be at once regulated, else other
troubles will ensue when physic is needed
take Parsons Purgative Pills :; they are safe,
wholesome and natural medicine
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
=, REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORR. "Wednesday. Dec II, Im'

$1,000 NEW YORR. Wednesday Dec II, MI
At the Exchange there WAS n large attendance
n, spectators to witness the sale of Muller, Wkihr
Oo,npsuy. who offered very valuable property
located on Grand boulevard. Ono e-hundrctand'twehlS
third Onehundred -und-twenty fourth. Tw"nty--ec"h
and Tho bidding va. tame aa ns ~,
Withdrawn We give the prices OF the properly strns
al although II was understood that II waS hoI eo.u
Eour lots on the nOrtsd of Ono chundrcd-and-t"cnty
trdxt 17s feet east Of Grand Bouleysrd each abS
brought a. 600 Three lots on south side OF Iwc; t
for coalyard, brought ss2oo each Thtes ot ~ 'nr
ssar On sas ON" o 'S xabos . al 10 "c
Grand Boulevard, midway the block between Onc-hnno'
nd.twenty.second and One-hulntrod- -anu,twenH
third ats, was struck Of at $500 TIE lot aQonie,
having the same frontage and average drpth oi 20
feet, knocked down ut $3.50 JaInS d. Mi'ef ~,
oufned Supreme Court sale Of lot tortioth, hbi
tho 27th instant
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

that arrangements have boen mahe TO cisss with Yh.
Shoe and Leather Bank and that the hank wa n *
affected By tho suspension Of tho Ocean Bank IN a.
funds belonging TO having been withdrawn yssssrds
not yet prepared to mako full sssiemsa Of the s,sI
Of thst institution. .r., . ., -
The proposals. 10 sell bonds tho Government .rr,.
gated only s3xs ns ~ "A to ~ Il
The awards made amounting u ta1 were q Ios a ~
io9.2i. " o. uo4tf,ss..., '
State bonds were generally steady the sgsst tssase
actions having been In South Cdrolnas, TIE nsrhI
was without feature. The f0IIOwint were the btds:
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

The Philadelphia stock market WIS steady eNav
Pennsyvsna &c. third issue. sold ut loei Philadelphia
and Erie Railroad rs; Reading Railroad ST. and Penu
sylvania Railroad, ssk Gold closed at 1ni
The interest Oh tho funded debt Of the State VI Oh4
due Jan J. Is7e will b. paid from January to the ic
at The American Exchange National Bank, in this cit
After that date all payments viii be made by the Audo
Of the State, ct biz Office, In Columbus. Ohio.
The National Trust Company Of the Otv OF Few'YorI
has declared somiannual dividend OF four M per cent?
freeof United States payable and aftel January
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14


payments. 800 81 Currency balance sT -
Sod bsisnee...... 8ct s8 6! Custons IN Coj w
Currency reeeph... 2S7uB iii
Foreign Exchange continues firm, bnt was duh nd
nominal usual after the sailing OF the pat kc clos
on the OF os il prime bankers 6O day
ling bills.
The money markc, was close in the morning at per
cent currency gold interest and weak. Borrowers
tho Stock Exchange had to pay 1ls per cent have
their st0cks turned but In the afternoon the market
pcrcepbly easier, and most Of the loans at TO
per cent, ut which large offered with excep
way Bank has large amount Of money to pay on
Friday on account Of New.York City Revenue bonds,
and calling in loans to pay the sane Ths did not AZ
feet the mOuey market to-day ~ sOe money heretofore
withhold from the street was returned to aCtive
Diseounts duh and unchanged Tie Treasury to-day
paid out e%so,coo for the redemption Of YveTwenty
bonds, making total to dste Of 1sseo.ooo
The hank failurcs," frooly commented on In tho
journals nslnding tho suspepaon ot tho ghth Nasona
announced to-day regarded in business circles
tempest In . teapot" Ono Of the hanks referred TO
having been robbed about two years ago Of
nearly all Its portable assets until II bore
about the same relation TO what may properly he
called bank that the rind beam to cheese. has had
tottering existence since and finally toppled over
The other moneyed institution" Ia whose capital
small that II was not entitled to meubershp in
the Clearing House Association but made s clearsnces
through tho Butchers' and Dr0vers' Bank,
prudenty managed institution, whose omcers
would probably have been giad to continue
the arrangement had they deemed ontrely safe. inc
officers Of the Eighth National say that thoy will be able
to pay In full. Tho officers Of the Unon+auar" Bank
which temporarily embxrrassedb By the failure oi the
Ocean National, through which they cleared ray tnae
they are la condition ~ meet any ana a." H6"'a'o
demands that may w mHdo upon them Taoy ""ho"n'"
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

The gold market nrm early In the day, hcavy IN
the aftcrn0ou and again steaer at the close, price
advancing from 1904 to 1905 declining to l rracns to
1904, and closing 1893 lOoa Tho transactions
below the amount, and unattended with any
thing like excitement On gold loans the rates fell from
to per cent The days business OF the Go Exchnuye
Bank was ~ follows: Gold cleared, $3,06O.25; gold
balances $ss94o; currency balances, $t0.sOSooO The
following the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

There may bo rnnrb rough guessing IN this rpheiins
but it Impossible hat II may nfl be true We are
not in the confidence OF the anpuators, and sea. from
r,mor merely The quite general belief that tn" Pacific
Mail Company has time since rcavhcd the turning
poiut In the DOWN. sac, nnd ts growing business.
added to the possibility Of subsidy from congress-
have no doubt had their weight n advancing the quota
tlons for the stock Of late; bot IT may no regarded
doubtful II those considerations sufficient to account
for rapid rise. The major part OF the isl or
active in sympathy with this hut did not
show no marked advance The Hannibal and st. Joseph
made u decline, while Pittsb,rgh Reading NewJersey
Central and tho st. Pauls du Erie has been steady
1t VIII be by advertirem.n published elsewhere
that foot having fSf Us object the ~
moval Of the corrupt Rug who have msrnanaged the
Erie Railways property for the past years. and the
~st0raton Of that ntInscay valuable franchise to its
rro,.r ~wners, the stOckholders We judge from the
h,vh cbar.c sr and standing Of the Committee having
the matter In sharge-Msssra n. W. Clerke Reuten
Mauley, and A. D. Saiam'-tsas they mean business.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices maid for active st3cks t0'doy:
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
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New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

Some small saes Of t1ty Bank stocks wtre rsporteQ
beng AZ follows Bank Of STATE "f Newiork. los; Park
1867 Bank Of Commerce. IlC; Ocean. 2oa2os and Cots
mental. ~ The following Merc the bids
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

Railroad bombs were Iuitt and without uaterd
change in quota tons Tho Pijnt mortgages closed II
follows: C''tras. I9 lo3s; Va'"n lists, 9I"o'; i"n
grants, 7S ~Is}; and lIcomfs f.~sl I"e '"""N ~
Warn lie hits:
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
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'EAST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE,
IL WEEKLY CHRONICLE for 1911 ~l oo.tsn y sse
cursfuly pyepsd articles the Climate SOL rN H.h h.
and other nsiurAl unsurpassed advantages Of Eas
6 called Rvi,seslsed Of the Rsth Thse ns ~
erpry iuiornAnon OF
eoah Answers Corr,ponSsau s " r
pubsahed for est ano
only - He
information. adaress the Publishers RULE NV 40 naoH,
4 RTISTlC PRESENTS
N for the
HOLIDAYS
SCHACSS
FMPOkiUm,
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EVERY PERSON FoRMING EiBKAK1 /, l8nnsa saa.
.,n this n T,,ors vols eO The Rvs Post saw. 40 ~
,Ty Of our avn ,e,e equally leaed honest and epteAons "
ever been ~n'eh by -h aGIS WILLIAMS Is Bopds T.
MOTHER GOOSE SET IO MHSiCiM MIS- The
vI T. oi., lUe CusunAs boob psde iof ehhltn
Melcies printed WITH new pc'utr nu
Arrasgrd for vsdce and piano. " nA
imp, p. little folks Pnoe ~
' GAN ThRIETON Co.. Pubhsbers, Madison square y l.:
nIARIES for 1872, from s5 cents to S3: TX *,
sn. Roofs Patent Srrhg BACK Aof"Gn Bco ~.
.y,rr lind Urder solicited FEASllh Lo'! hhL' "
Eaidoa.lsbe
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
NEcts1c. ..n.98 =
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BANKING AND FINANCIAL. -
ST. JOSEPH AND DRNvm CRY RAILROAD CoNPANY'(
ERsr MORTGAGE SNKrNa FUND LAND GRANT
BONDS,
BEARING EIGHT PER CENT 8 p. g. INTEREST. Pia
ABLE IN GOLD, !
FREE or TAX, ~f ,
AND IN DENcxEx4TIoEs 2Ssi,66. $780, AND sioa
can be obtained from ths undersigned, or through
the crs1utpA bknks and bankers throughout tht
United States.
The attractive features Of these Securities are re
cognized in the fact that although they have bec9
but short time On the market, they arc Iearly ~
absorbed, and but small amount are n6& for sale.
They combine perfect security With liberal
rate of interest. This interest account made light
for, and easily borne by, the Company through the
operation of the Sinking Fund created from sales a
the Company's land which in many cases draw In,
forest at the rate of ten n0 per cent per annum
The security behind them is ample In every partleH
lar as they constitute first and only mortgage on
trunk line Of railroad which will soon connect the
city of st. Joseph Mo. ian important railway cen
teri, with the Union Pacific Railroad q: For
Kearney materially shortening the distance bctwcen
the Atlantic and Pacific c0asts. In addition t this
the bonds have further security in the fact ths3
there ia included in the Mortgage the Company
MAGNIFICENT Lands, amounting to 100000 arn(
known to be among tue best i'll the United StateS
The Mortgage indenture prohibits the sale OF tn ~
Lands at less than Fonr ~ Dollars per acre. and iH
able to the Trustees under the Mortgage, f"i ihs
clear and express purpose If retiring these bohdS
The amount thus realized exceeds the 'hne
amount Of Bonds which can be issnr' aho
leaves the road property and franchises free
The Bonds have thirty years to run. with int'rea
at Eight Per Cent free of tax payable February ano
August in each year
Both principal and interest are payable in G"'".
The principal in New-York. The interest III rfhn
New-York, London, or Frnkfort-on-t ~ 'ns>
option Of the holder, without notice and ID the 9"o
currency of the country in which they are pres'tes
They are coupons or registered
Trustees-FarmerI Loan aud Trust Compar".
The present price of these bonds is Si and aec'ue0
interest in currency. from August 10, 1sh But 'f"S
are receivable st par and accrued mterest NJ pay
ment for lands sold by the Company The right v
re.orv,d to advance the present selling price pitb
out notice.
M.r. c;roulsrs, documents, and full information
Furnished on application
Txosea scSss a. agents for The sak Of hi loas oSa
firm Ssy end ss n eAsx regular bss'sess ts bo"ds fa
81 yeseyA asd Dexser Uty Railrood co@psxy. those
s Eastern Division dst pev cent ISL, res:ls paccd -
y, ss 97I being xou quoted at oa 1911 10 l0es aud 90
cvved Interest.
TANNER & Co.. Bankers, No. II wali-st.
THE Policy or THE GOVERNMENT
looks ~
STEADY REDEMPTION or rrS BONDs AT PAR.
In view of this fact it becomes important thaS
holders of 5aOs should vail themselves Of the pres'
ent favorable opportunity Of exchanging their sf'~
rites fora
BoND Or Equal SAFETY.
Many holdnrs are exchanging them for NOEIIiEN
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

Tie iiovcrutncnt bond mart bas h'n very qi,et me
dealings h0vcvef. bhyipY hrr well distributed Atths
close prices vcrt strong. F.E Iia''h rpor AZ 'oo~s
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
WEoNEsIlY. Erc. Id--T. ".


The STOCK markct has beer. more than usually
acivo fo-ay tut The changes in price, with sgh' ~
crulous. nave been confined TO narrow range. Inc
early drang, at prices substantially the same n
the closing quotations OF Yesterday buttNhbitrd ir"
t,.ual advance nj the first cal which WAS aiirr~hid
lost, There WAS, however, subsequent rn'i!'
and ~. iInuroved jCring rb.Inctcrizcd tne
late dcgIrps Toward the rIo.e Of business tD're were
strong sypioins Of an 0df.sDiOned "cornrr ~ Paftc
Mail, the stock Of whcr by slow hut sur at steady
stagcs from 42 in the morning. 10 aa AZ O'clock III ire
aft. ruuon The figures. which add tonyi"n to the sn"
pcii Induced by the advancing qnotat,"uH are State"
m the street Z" about ~ follows
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81 q
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r., ,t d.. aG,,. .............. l70rA
N,,.,, o,.r.o,d ............... ,Ih'
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
THE MONEY MARKET.

shiGs At TIE STOCK ExCTIANGE-fiRSr CAIh'
lOt O'CLOCK A. NJ
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
Doaro auo Rooms.

BOARD WANTED IN South Br00klyn-A
and good hoard himself ao
~i a ystp fanny Address stating location aOd terns, NJ L.
Ttllc HT,'.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
Giin Real gslaie tor Sale.

A -116TlI-ST. QG0 feet widc) t'ircc LOIS
N ursr overlooking Hornng I'D, f.r iof - Lr al
bargain. VIM slNcLhlh j.. q 70. rrn'
I OF on Sixty -thlr.l-s... near Madison-avc
IL Cor .ak RuLANp Il WHITING Bresmhns
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14
The DAYS TRANSACTION

The days transactions At the u 5. .subTreasury
soh 81 <a7 81 ureaey s?s m "a
God sc9t3l HCurrency 6Alanee eT ~
Sod bslsnee....... 8Gt 98 g. Custons III CO., w
GuHrsncH
New-York tribune., 1871-12-14

MORNING GLORIES, by Miss ALCOTT.-
WI fascinating Holiday Boob. by Miss AeSt sutAer - I.
Women" hvhe sale Yosns people are 81, ors,
it, and tey have opders nea dsyh
fol hs fsts pnUbsd this tlaa
QL0kIHk Phce 81
CARLETON l. Co.. Publisher Msdisob%ssar,
HISTORY Of the GREAT FIRES id CHIT
CAGO md the WRsT, BY Rev. j. GooDaPEsD D., d Chi
Tss sa essPeA History Of hese esntA Over
% EBErsvngs; price, 81 50 eutft eli 70D already
Proa 70 y sssssss Agents wanted H. GO0DsPEBD Ca n
rarh ss L. or 0otpeed Chicago st. Loas OF Cnransa
q 8IO WORTH Choicest MUSIC for % 5Oi
VIZ fHB MUSICAL TREASURE" Just The book for ths
Paf spi Houeheh ContsiSs 100 Piano abd Vocal
nsse q e dsy Musical Ges Tor HoBdss Pnce o. So or
| fsA Eik, 81 Shh Sves,wbse
DIrsSH 60. Aze Pstbsners IN BIo.As.,.