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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-07
EAST TENNESSEE NOTES.
BraSiIey County.

The closing exercises of the nresent
scholastic year at Chatata Seminary will
take place on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, Nav the 10Th. Goth and DIST.
-LedRet.
The closing exercises of RIua Snrinc
Seminary will take nlace on the 15th and
10Th of Nav,
Hamilton Coun,x
Zen more car loads OF machinery We're
received yesterday lor the cotton factory,
more to come.
we understand Mr.. Parks Foster recent
~ purchased OF Capt. +. Long a valuable
.lace Gl c1 real @ es1ate IN tnis CITY, lor winch
pau pau oIo1oou. 1nreWu men VINO invest
4 n Ieaa pLupeIty are hot airalo OF Chat-
"'ioosa soii'--o"ts' 1t"teS'
McMiuu County.
yUooro o+,eo1 ., - 49,. 49,.
W. az siaIllleu 70 " leaTh TiT w Ihat oonh T.
AieHaiiueI, "a tiAt sou ol VI: w; W AIeHanuer,
VI VI 'niS place, mas leEelveu llie nomination
% raueU go " the 1ii 1TiliiltiIy scnool at West
tr;at tGan'' lrorh tiie Anlru congressional DIS
e.. ,.
r,i.d ilitt,I Hi iTu.e uiIec! ironl Atnels 70 Ihe
,,'o',Ii el iesion is nlucn neeueE, ana
W., MouIu acconllho9ale u large SCOPE 0i couh-
t,E dS5o no" Dun nnsupPileu WIN mali lacilltles-
Rhea County,
The Athens Post saws that a powerful
revival of religion has been in progress au
Sulphur Springs, Rhea county. The work
commenced in the Baptist Church on Sun
day, the 18th ult., and has been conducted
by the Revs Coltharp and Howard. assist
ed by the Revs. Phillips and Pyott, of the
NJ. Z. Church South. The result of this
refreshing season of grace, as grateful TO
the thirsty soul as mama from heaven or
living water from the rock, is between fif-
ty-tive and sixty conversions.
washington county
We are informed that some of the FAM
ily of Mr.. Ross were badly poisoned. last
week, from eating apple-butter which had
been poisoned by the vessel it had been
kept in. They are recovering.
Jim Snow, Icolered,) who had his foot
mashed off by the train some ten days ago,
died on Sunday night last. This Should
serve as a warning to the boys white and
black) who hang around the trains daily,
with no visible means of support.
Messrs. n. p. Jordan q Son. Rother-
wood, Hawkins county, Tennessee, have
gotten their new woolen factory in opera-
ton, and are turning out some fine fabrics.
They want to purchase 100 600 nonnds of
good wool, for which thew are having cash
o,JonesbOro, FId0.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-07

The closing exercises of the present
scholastic year at Chatata Seminary will
take place on Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday, May the 10Th, Goth and 2lst.
-LeGtlet.
The closing exercises of Blue Spring
Seminary will take place on the 18th and
10Th of Nav,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-05-07
HON e NEWS.
Fearful Storm i'm Kansas

ST. LOUIS, May 3.-The advices from
Cloud county, Kansas, state another fearful
snow storm had occurred in that region by
which number of lives were lost and
much property destroyed. The roof of a
house owned by Mr.. Snyder was blown
off and Mr., Snyder and his wife and five
children and a farm laborer were buried in
the snow and frozen to death, within few
miles of the house. \ family named
Ulricher, shared similar fate, all being
frozen to death.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-23
ITEMS OF RELIGIOUS NEWS.

All the churches win be in full blast to-
day.
Mr.. Tarncy has no hesitation in denounc-
ing Mr.. denton ~ a scientific fraud.
Tubal [. Zip mounted Turncy's Hippo
grin in the sun yesterday evening and rode
devil of a race in his racest manner.
Rev. II. b. Thaycr will lecture tomorrow
morning in the Presbyterian church OH
''For what did Christ Liey' In the evening
spiritual Disccrnment" will be the learned
mans theme.
Enthusiastic propagators OF Dentonianism
are circulating Denton's track in the high
ways aud byways OF the country around
about Cairo. Why don't the Christians stir
their ,tumps In their cause.
The sacrament Of the Lords supper will
be administered at the Methodist church this
evening at the close Of the sermon. All who
love the Savior are invited to be present and
commune. FREpL THOMSON, Pastor.
The lmidels of this city, stirred into en-
thusiasm by Dentons eloquenec, conteni-
| plate the establishment Of u sunday school.
| They have the lace OF bronze image
4 W nav HNNN w SUM
day: They don't believe in that day. 1t is
! ours.
Rector Coan wa, requested by hi, yestry
10 reconsider his determination of reno val
10 81. Louis. We are now informed that
hii.previous decision is re-allirmed and he
expects TO conclude his ministration here on
Sunday, March o. Bishop Whtehouse
| ~. Ia artu A. g., nj
on Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
"Philo Neritas ct Justitia" replies, in the
sun oi yesterda! evening, 10 True" and
goes for that gentleman witha very long and
Il very short stick, "Phlo" is an inhdel,
but what OF that; We Christians cannot
deny 10 our fellow ere ,t,ires who have fallen
Into The slongh Of unbelef freedom OF
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CAIRO DAILY BuLLlGT1N SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1873

speech. They will talk and write, and We
don't feel bad over the fact
The Rev. Mr.. Grant will preach at tho
Methodist church this morning and evening.
Subject for this morning: "a protest
against drinkin9-safoons.' This evening I:
"1he consistent business man" These arc
subjects in which everyone should feel an
interest. Mr.. Grant will doubtless treat
them In AN able and interesting manner. We
bespeak him a good audience.
A fellow protesting to be a Baptist minis
Ter has been lowering about the city for
some time. lie ATE daily and went into his
bed !htly at the st. Charles hotel. when
l,is bill was presented TO him. he requested
Mr.. Rexford to charge the amount to the
Lord. Mr.. ReXlord declined. and di,ln't
get his money. We know the fellow wasn't
a Baptist. We don't pay our hotel bills in
that way.
We publish this morning. on the second
page of The BULLETIN, n synopsis If the
lecture delivered by the Rev. ID. u. Turney
at the Methodist church OH Friday night
last. The synopsis does not do the lecture
justice. but it will. we doubt not be read
with interest. Mr.. Turncy has taken hold
of the subject witha bold hand, and is hand
ing 1t skilfully. The lectures to follow will
be worth listening to, and we hope he may
have crowded houses.
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MUNICIPAL sQrIBs.

The ordinances are executing themselves.
Mr.. Webb continues to be u candidate for
city attorney.
The streets OF the city are in a bad condi-
tion--mud.
Why don't somebody .tir UP u little eX.
element about the approaching charter
elections II is lime to commence to discuss
the probable candidates
The gentlemen who have been mentioned
rs probable candidates for mayor. are DR..
Smith, A. b. Stafford, =. II. Pope. John
Wood aud jas. ;. Swaync.
The proposition to increase the salary of
the mayor is becoming popular. Iii, salary
should be increased. No man competent To
ill the Office can give the time necessary to
the proper discharge of the duties of the
Office for the present salary.
The c. and V. Railroad company propose
to gravel Commercial avenue six feet on
either side of The tracks. Thi. is liberal
proposition and will, when executed. make
Commercial the best street in the city. But
the grumblcrs will not be satisfied.
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THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. no.
TELIN AMERICA

There are a great many hotels in this
country whose proprietors, with sense OF
confidence, that is truly touching, will
believe that tho above heading refers TO
their particular hotel, and no other. IL
these pfoprietors were all assembled IN
body ut "A certain time and place, and n
trumpet was to sound the above quotation,
wouldn't each and every proprietor there
cry out us ifwith one voice: That's my
house p We say, "No" But our
travelling correspondent whose rcram-
bulations extend through every quarter
of the globe, says, it is ALAS, too true ~
and we submit to his superior judgment.
We mean, however 10 spenk of New
York hotels. There is one hotel on Broad
way, that certainly IL the largest, best and
cheapest frst-cass hotel in the city.
We wish to say, and experience will
bear us out, that when guest receives an
elegantly furnished room, with meals, ut
his command from early breakfast every
hour till midnight, with perfect parlor
IN wheels for an elevator, TO carry him
from ono floor to another, and all for 50
per day, We think the proprietor OF that
hotel may come forward and claim the
above title for his house. The Grand
Central Hotel, on Broadway, upon which
has been lavished nearly two millions
5! 900 000) of dollars, is that hotel. Its
proprietor, IL l.. Powers, judiciously dis-
eliminates between the upper and lower
floors, fixing the prices Mt 50, 50 80 and
81 per day. according to location. The
Grand Central is the only hotel VIC know
Of that does business on this system.
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ATTENTION, PARENTS.

The Cairo Turner Society have. in the in
tcrost OF The public, made arrangements with
q thoroughly educated teacher Of gymnastic
TO open cyelus in Cairo. We apply in the
first instance TO our German citizens to send
their chldrcnto thi. school They are well
aware that il is for the benefit of the little
ones. The instruction will be free Of charge.
hours for members of the society
Monday evening, O'Clock, Turn halle.
Wednesday evening, 5 o'clock, koehler's
Gun shop.
Thursday evening, o'clock. (fcncine)
koeller's shop.
Friday evening" O'Clock. Turn halle.
For children-girls:
Thursday from 4 TO 81.
Saturday from TO 81.
Boys:
"Wednesday from ] 10 y O'Clock.
saturday from ), To- O'Clock. In the
Turn halle.
Children to apply Tuesday the 25th day of
February, between and o'clock in the
Turn halle.
by order OF the Committee of the Cairo
Turner Society.
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ITEMS PERSONAL.

Mr.. ". NJ. Williams is now the agent in
this city of the Nicksburg and Meridian,
and Selma and Meridian railroads, with his
Office nj No. - Ohio levce. Williams Is q
prompt business man, energetic and thor
ougG-going, and the roads FOR which he is
agent are of incalculable benefit to Cairo.
The steamer Northwestern left last night on
her second trip loaded with 900 tons freight
taken at this port exclusively for Williams
roads.
The Sarords, the ReXfords, the nurds
were last night impaiicntly awaiting the
arrival of the Belle Memphis. so that they
might HE away TO the Mardi Gras at the
Bluff City.
The friends of Joel q. Morgan. in this city,
will regret to hear that hi, bright little son.
Allen Crcbs, died at Shawneetown last
week.
The Shawncetown Gazette says "lIon.
John II. Mulkey of Cairo. is in the city.
lti> the intention of Judge Mulkey We I'M
derstand TO locate in our city in the practice
of the law. We trust that the report is true.
His reputation a. one of the first iurists of
the stale and his extensive acquaintance in
Egypt would insure large and paying prac-
tice. The JUDGES an admirer OF our people,
and We hope that within few more days he
will be one of then, a citizen Of Shawnee
town. Judge Mulkey has a large and very
lucrative business In the county of which
Shawnce town is the center. and he consulted
his own interests by removing to that city.
| The judge Is recognized as one of the hest
lawyers in southern lllinois,and we will, we
are sure. give offensc TO no one By saying
what is universally acknowledged that he il
! the most profound and successful lawyer il
Lower Egypt. He is lawyer by instinct
and is precisely adapted to the profession
which he loves deyotedly. Always stu
dent, his mind is furnished with all the ma
| tcrials he needs in his business, lie has sue
ceedcd, and will continue TO he successful
We commend him TO the favor Of hi, new
| fellow-townsmen. .t
Col. Taylor home yesterday even
Ing. ....Tr no.
Presiding Elder Grant arrived in the cit,
| yesterday and preached hast night In the VI
| l.. church.
| Mr.. Matilda Fletcher of the Chicago In
ter-Occau,' j. At the 81. Charles OH her WA,
TO Cape Girardeau, where she Il to lecture
c. Il. Ashley. auditor of the Cairo an,
| Nncennes railroad company, has arrived il
this city and has taken possession OF his OF
| ice In Winters block.
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Yesterday afternoon man from Kentucky
whose name we could not learn was walking
along the Illinois Central railroad track near
Galighers mill. The evening train was due
and came upon him before he was aware.
The hell Of the engine was rling, the
whistle blown. The unfortunate man did
not hear the warning, and was knocked of
the track. The wheels of the engine ran
over his lcf, hand. crushing 1t into shreds OF
flesh The stranger was taken to McGauey's
drug store, where the hand was amputated
at the wrist by Dr. Sullivan.
HANDSOME line of Cashmcres at c. Han
uy's
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
TT. CHARLES.

Matilda Fletcher, Jno w blowmmes,
John Thielen, 5 b Rosenkoim, Chicago;
G NJ Fernoll, H.. Ctas Bender, NJ Par
sons and Brother, Joe Robinson, w II
Oakley, G G Ashley, G and VRR; w L
State and lady, Detroit, Mich; j IL Burns,
New York; u Barnard, Philadelphia; = A
Beck, Cen,ralln; y MAILER, u M French,
S, Louis; g A Rsucb, Ohio J Franklin,
Philadelphia; RF Welliver and wife, Bell
VILE; w Ferris, Cincinnati Capt Hall,
New Orleans G NJ Barlow, Ky. Chas f
Foley, Cincinnati G Il Haslur, Ohio; J A
Kelly, Mound City, gte
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Many people. when attacked with pain
in the back, or other symptoms Of dcrange-
ment Of the kidneys, have Recourse TO gin,
Tor it, diuretic properties. Now, the juni-
per berry, from which gin is made, is pos
sessed OF highly valuable remedial prop
critics, but the quantity contained in the dis
titled spirit il too small to be Of much avail,
beside the danger of acquiring an appetite
Tor alcoholic stinulants. one of the ingredi-
ents in Parker's Compound Fluid Extract
Buchu Is juniper, but il Is in the shape OF a
highly concentrated iluid extract, possessing
all the virtues and none Of the deleterious
principles Of the berry. In short, in this
couibiriiiont there Is presented to the sufferer
Il remedy unsurpassed. Sold by all drug.
gists. everywhere.
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A GRAND TURTLE sour LUNCH.

a grand turtle soup lunch is set every
night at the European hotel and restaurant.
This house has Just been opened by Mr..
Harry Walker, who Is now prepared TO ac-
commoda'c any number Of boardcrs. Mr..
W. has engaged the services Of an expert
enced steward and Is prepared TO furnish
meals at all hours. Also good board at mod
crate prices. Parties DESIRING tirst.class
board should inquire at the house, on COM
mercial avenue, between Seventh and
III nth streets. 2.li.lw.
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TO RENT.

Fonr rooms lately occupied by DIR.
Wardner over DIR. Aftor's grocery store,
No. ll3, Commercial Avenue. Enquire
at the store of &. ID. Artor. 2-20.tf
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~ The next regular communication of
~ cairo Lodge. No. 237. a. +. and A. NJ.
will be held a, Masonic hall tomorrow Mon
day evening, at y o'clock sharp. Visiting
brothers cordially invited to attend.
Il f. BLAKE Spr'y
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The celebrated Henry Auie, sugar cured
isufkin. Commercial avenue. between sew.
cnteenth and Eighteenth streets. Also all
other iirst-class goods in the grocery line can
be had at the lowest cash figures. Call and
-,o ~ D.
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OFT EATEKPnIsE.
100000

IINhUEs wv IIHII IIVhtlsI " RUHTIcI
Tickets, 81 so.
Our lotteries are chartered by the State, are
slways drawn st the time named, and all draw.
ines ere under the supervision OF sworn com.
mi-sioners.
The official drawing will be published in the
Z. Louis papers and copy Of drawing sent to
purchasers Of tickets.
We will draw similar scheme the last day o,
every month during the year 1873.
Remit at our risk by postnttre money trds :,
registered letter, draft or express send for CIR
GUAR. Address, MURRAY, MILLER Co,
7. o. box 2t4o. 1T. Louis, No.
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II. Able, No. . seventh street. has just re-
ceiycd an entire new stock of wall paper and
window shades, which will be sold 40 lowest
prices. II. ABLE.
2.lS-2w
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LECTURE.

ON Monday evening, March 8, at the Athe-
ncum by Prof. David Walk lie is an able
speaker, having travelled In Europe two
years in preparation. Draws good houses
wherever he goes. Don't fail 10 hear him.
2-23 ID.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-23

a complete set OF household aud Kitchen
furniture. fcr sale, eitherih bunk or by The
piece. Enquire al thi, Office lis lw.
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The finest article of corn meal made in
Southern Illinois can be had by calling on
John L. Lufkin Il, his store on Commercial
aycnuc. between Seventeenth and Eigh-
tcertli streets. lie also keeps a superior ar
ticle OF flour, equal to the McCrackcn. and
al q less price. one trial will prove the
above words true. Try them. 2-22-2t
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oar stock Of co.tons. shirting linen and
housekeeping goods i complete. We offer
great many inducements in this depart
ment STUART X GHoLSoN.
a.o3lt
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The Turner Masquerade,
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
90 Monday Eve, Feb. 2f.

HALT! MAsoUERADEIs 49, Masquerade
costumes, and false face-masks-lor sale or
hire during the season at John schecrs
han. ialisj.lm
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamer George G. Wolf, Rcd river
4" Ironsidos, s. Louis
" Common wealth, Cincinnati
VI. K. FORSYTH, New Orleans
" Arkansas Belle, Evansville
Beaver, st. Louis
Tyrone. Nashville
" Future City, st. Louis
" Illinois, Columbus
DEPARTED.
Steamer George c. Wolf, st. Louis
" Continental, New Orleans
4" Common wealth, "
NJ. j.. Forsyth, 81 Louis
Arkansas Belle, Evansville
I" Raven. Pittsburg
Il. II. Babbage, "
d" Illinois, Columbus
d" Future City, Now Orleans
BIG MUDDY coal.
Steamboats, supplied ut any time. both day
md night with either Lump or Chestnut
Coal. in any quantity an on usual terms
at the yard at Grand Tower. Illinois. Npe-
cial contracts offered Oh favorable terms.
upon application.
II. Y. OLYPHANr, Gen. Supt.
! ID. q. BOkEE, Sales Agent.
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
The Ohio river at this place i. rising
now seven or eight inches every day, and
is now rbout eighteen feet below high
water Of 1867. After two fee. mere of q
rise, the Ohio will likely become station
cry. The Mississippi river Is falling
!
slowly, with fair stage to st. Louis
Special dispatches to the BULLETIN repor,
the condition Of the rivers at various
places.
BUSINESS AND WEATHER.
There is plenty Of Southern freigh
here waiting shipment, and business l
greatly restricted by the scarcity of ton
mage which our shippers are unable :,
procure. Yesterday the weather wa
partly clear with cold and piercing
wind.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The George G.. Wolf discharged co,
bales of cotton for the east
The Continental cleared for t., soutl
with all the freight she wanted.
The Common wealth came in from the
Ohio with Dig load and only added 4
few coops of poultry here She had twenty
cabin passengers.
The Arkansas Belle brought in a fa
trip for reshpmcnt south and returned
light.
The Rover left for Pittsburg yesterda,
towing three bargcs loaded with iron orc
The Tyrone came in from NashviI
with fair load and goes back to-day wit
good trip.
The EckcTt is alongside the sunkel
barge Eliza, and will raise it as soon u
; she can.
Tho ferry boat went down to Norfol
Friday night and brought up 1000 sack
, of corn.
, The new tow boat Future City, owne
f by the Mississippi Valley Transpor,atio
. company, arrived yesterday and was Wis
| ted by quite number Of people, anon
whom were several good judges of steam
ers, and she was found to be nea
staunch and powerful boat. She is nal
ing her msilsn trip to the crescent cit
and has three barges of frcigh, in TOW
Sho left her tov in the Mississippi an
came here and got barge Of fuel.
G The tug Montauk is now laid up for Il
purpose Of receiving her new boiler bui
5 for her by Smith Terrence of this place.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-02-23

An good house-keepers win agree TO one
thing and that is that they have trouble 10
get pure ground spices. John T.. Lufkin
makes pure ground spices a specially. lie
will neither buy nor sell adul,erated ground
spices. Al his store on Commercial avenue,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets,
can he found strictly pure cinnamon, al
spice, pepper, cloves, ginger, nutmeg, mus.
lard, etc, all Of which are guaranteed 10 he
strictly pure or money refunded in all eases.
o-l1-1t
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CAIRO BULLETIN.
pspttcsusn - Ure. q sitetin Bufldin
WasnsnUseW Avenue.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u. s. SIG. SKR., OBSERVER OFFICE. |
CAfIso, Feb. ~, 1873, l0:ll PIN.
Barometer 3O:12 and stationary.
Thermometer 81 degrees.
Wind west. velocity IL miles per
hour.
Weather, clear.
Maximum temperature last - hours. at
4p. m, "a degrees.
Minimum temperature. last - hours, at
q. M, IL degrees.
Prevailing wind last 81 hours. no!tlwts st
Total number of miles wind travelled. last
% hours. 2s5.
THOMAS l.. WATSON. observer.
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TUESDAY, APRIL &. 1878.

At this concert the best musical ialen
that can be procured from all parts of the
country will add pleasure to the cntcI tain
mcnt, aud Ten Thousand Cash Gifts, ngsre-
eating vast total Of Halt n Million Dollars
currency will be distributed by lot to the
ticket-hOlders, as follows:
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LARGE stock OF wool blankets at down
pr,ce at &. Hannys.
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d .LAnGE stock of brown domestics at c,
Hanny's.
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LARGE stock of bleached muslin and sheet.
irvys AT a.. Hanpy's. r.
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For sALE.--My entire stock OF groceries.
saddles. harness aud farming implements. at
wholesale or retail. II. AFTER.
y-S-lm
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MISS NJ. j. CARSON

Wishes to call attention to her stock Of Toys,
Notions and Fancy Goods and Staple Arti.
cles consisting of Dolls in great variety,
Ladies' Work-bOXes OF fine quality, Writing
Buugics, Hobby Horses. Fine slverplated
Ware on Nickel Silver. Fine Table-knives,
Knapkin Rings, China Vases, AMI q good Sc
lection of Cheap Jewelry. Also fine
Call Bells, Pictures and Picture Frames, aud
many Oder articles too numerous to men.
ion. All are invited 10 call. No. lb8 Com.
streets. l-18-lm.
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sERIors ACCIDENT.

LARGE stock of curtains and damlsk's a
&. Uanny's.
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TURNKEY LECTt RES.
February -, The Origin of Man.

February -, The Origin of Man.
- -. Scientific Morals.
:" 90. Universal Religion
- 81, Fulfilled Prophecies.
% 90. Spirit Sophistries.
March |, The Reasonablencss OF Mira.
cles.
Mr.. T. scientific and moral lectures will
speak foy themselves. MANAGER.
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All fashion magazines, recommend them
~ benz the most beautiful aud bet Trim
for black alpaca and mohalr suits.
ma by 'ft sTuABT 4 GHoI.soS.
t0.99 IT,