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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-08-13
CITY OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Committee on
In S reefs, Sidewalks and Bridges will meet at the
junction of York and Bracket streets on THURS
DAY the 18th. inst. at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, and VIII
then and there heat all parties interested, and fix the
Grade of York street from Bracket q point on
Clark street between Beach and Summer streets as
laid out by the City Council approved ALg I, A ID.
1872. Per order of Committee
au7dtd GEORGE p. WESCOTT, Chairman
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-08-13
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Brig Helen NJ Rowley, Davis, from New York for
Lisbon with graiu in getting to It'll inst, struck
on the Middle ground near Woolsey Point, and start
ed leak She was ordered back by the underwriters
and taken on the dock for repairs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-08-13
CRAMPS AND PAINS.

whether produced by indigestion, improper food,
change Of water or diet, too free indulgence in ice
water, exposure to sudden change of temperature
are Immediately relieved by it. One ounce added to
a gallon of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-08-13
CHOLERA MORBUS.

Cramps, Pains Diarrhea and Dysentery are iustant-
y relieved by it. 1t will render an attack of Cholera
Morbus impossible if taken when the symptoms of
this dangerous complaint first manifest themselves,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-08-13

--latest by European steamers.]
Cid at Liverpool 18th, Martha A Mcneil, Jordan,
OF Bell Buoy 2sth, Mary E Riggs, Laugdou, from
Liverpool for New Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-01

Francisco. il shall he lawful TO exchange. NJ anx
mint OF branch mint of the United States. nm
redned or unparted bullion, whenever, In the
opinion Ss Of Re SscrssaIy Of The Trs.sary Il can
hereby repealed.
Apfrovea, February ie. iss
lREsoLurrcS OF eESrKaL NArvRr-No. 81
Sotf1 tsteohrTloN 20 enable the people Of the
oated Se.tes % participates IN the 2dvsn-
held at Vienna in eighteen hundred and sew
enty-three.
Resolved By TIE Se.afe and Hsuss of Rrpr,s~r-
.a.se, g A1 cssied statss y A~erscs N csngrrss
tne enitee states 20 participate in the adyan-
tages OF the International exhibitoa OF the pro-
s s OF agriculture. mansfactsres, End the
eighteen hundred and seveuty-three there BE-,
and hereby h, appropriated, cut OF any money
In the treasury not otherwise Appropriated. the
sum OF two hundred thousand dollars. or -
much thereof as may be necessary for the pur-
pose herein specahed, which sum shall be ex-
ended, under the direction Of the Secretary of
state: fyorided, That the President be author
L ed TO appoint . number OF practical artisans.
not ex. eeding eight. and OF scientiic men not
exceeding seven, who shall attend said exhibi-
on and report their doings and cbserv atons %
HIM. and whose actual and reasona BILE ex penses
not To exceed one thousand dollars each, shall
b. paid n ON such fund, and that the President
be further authorized to appoint a NUMBER of
honorary commissioners, not 10 exceed one hun
dred, who shall receive no paw tor their ex-
re Uses or otherwise: ANd prprtdod fHrfAer, That
mo person 20 appointed shall be Interested. d-
rectIy or indirectly, in any article exhibited for
comps titson: And prortded, That not more than
hity Thousand dollars shall be expended tor sal
aries and expenses Of all persons receiving APP
Pointments % places authorized ina this resolu-
ton. and not more than i've Thousand dollars
sha' be paid for salary and expenses 20 any one
person
SEC. z. hat the governors of the several States
be, and they are hereby, requested to invite
the pauiotic people OF their respective States 10
as 81 IN the proper representation OF the handi-
work OF our artisans, and the prolific sources OF
material wealth with which our land Is blesSsd:
ana To take such further measures as may be
necessary to diffuse a knowledge of the proposed
exhibition, and 90 secure 10 their respective
States the advantages which it promises.
SIC. 2. That IL shall be the duty OF the Secre-
tary OF state TO transmit To Congress q detailed
statement of the expenditures which NAV have
bee N Incurred under the provisions OF this Resp
luton. Approved, February II. 1913.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS AND PosrMAs

CONTAINING ALSO CONDITIONS TO BE INCORPORATED
IN THE coNrRAcrs TO THE EXTENT THE DEPART
MENf MAr DEEM Proper.
I. Seven minutes ere allowed 70 each intermediate
ONCE when not otherwise specified, for asserting the
:. On routes where the mode Of couveyauce sdmits
OF Il, the special agents. Of the Post Once Depart.
ment, also post oiee blanks, mail bags, locke M
keys, ere 20 Be conveyed without extra charge.
tes. or sss, g 81 sS ~ Rcsmas
lany the mails, sPecifyins the number and destina-
ms.te g insure regularity in the delivery Of BEG.
&. No pay wn b naAe Tor trips not performed: ana
Tor each q gech oni.uions; the failure be cocs-
time: ths az e hs trip w b Ssd.sssd IS
dsps5di2f nsSs, I'D roe galasisasly szcs.sd, one.
for3c1fS ~ n r..ssS ~ - - ~ ~. q
hsrsin slsesasa, eIlaFg.a Issaliss Isoge.iocsd e
8. tor Iesving bshipa O. thgsvisg o. TIE nails, or
any portion q fhsa. fr d eni.Ioa q pss.sasers
g yOr bsi1s eoncsrlcd e ssst1.s sp g running =
"A, ss:::sSs -. s -, 4. ..,,..
70 issavsS - Eiltasssiily sxTlsissi b cssti9.
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The attention Of bidders Is called 20 The eth section
OF he Post Once appropriation act of March B. ISL,
winch requires that all bids Il S5.0s and upward
siaii Ice ccofIpsised ~ check Or draft Of not less
tlau hYe p0T cent. VI such bid
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PROPOSALS.
TINTED STATES MAIL.
MARYLAND

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, December 4, lS2.
Proposals will be received at the Contract 0ihoe q
this De partment until p. m of MARC s. ISIS Ito be
decided on OF before March %, 1873 for convey ing
me nails oi the United stses, from July !, ISIS, TO
June iss6, in the State II Maryland, the routes
and hy the scheduies and arrivals herein
specified.
Bidders v Ill examine carefully the forms and in
siructioGs annexed
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IOFFICIhLJ
, laws OF THE UNITED STATES
r-,,,a al the THIRD sssstos offh Forty
SsessA CosSrsss.
IOFFIt IAL.I
GENERAL NATuRE-No. 81

AyACT TO abolish the franking privilege.
r. y e1Gct>d by tss !SSnats and House q hePre-
,,-.s.tres Of tie Urtted States 81 A~er,ca an Con-
ey-ss asssMkIed, That the frank,ng P,'vsnsge pe;
sftsr the iTst day of July, ammo Domini eigh
teen hurdred and seventy-three, and that
tbeneef0r.h All Official correspondence OF what
ever nature. and other maiiaole matter sent
a,enf or person now authorized TO frank such
n.stter. shall be chargeable with the same rates
Of postage n may be lawfully imposed upon
Ike matter sent by or addressed TO other per-
snns Psoridsd, That no compensation or allow
s.ce shall now or hereafter be made to Sena-
tors. Members, and Delegates Of the House of
Representatives on account of postage.
Approved. Janrarv 81. 1873.
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CERTIFICATE.

OATH REQUIRED BY SECTION aas OF AN
Ist2, TO BIZ AFFIXED 10 EACH B BID Fox
CARRYING THE NAIL, AND TO BE TAKEN
BEEokE An OFFICER QUALIFIED TO AD-
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Biidg.
GUARANTEE.

The undersigned, residing at $50, State Of -,
undertake that If the foregoing bid for carrying the
mail on route Me- be accepted by the Postmaster
Ssneral, the bidder will, prior "a the Let Of June,
1g5, enter into the required obligation, or Contract
b. perform the service proposed, with good and sum
cient sureties.
THIS zee DO, pndsy saHd,as diainflyfas obl,sa,oss
and liabilities assumed ~ gwaraaiors.
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OF the United States Prorided, That the salaries
heretofore paid to the tire asurers of the minis at
acting as assistant treasurers, shall hereafter be
paid to them as assistant treasurers of the
United States" and that the salary of the
assistant treasurer at New York shall not be
diminished by the vacation Of his Office as
treasurer Of the assay-office.
SEC. 66. That the different minis and assay
Offices authorized by this act shall be known as
Phia," "the mint of the United States at San
francisco, "the mint of the United States at
Carson "the mint Of the United States at
Denver," 1.-THE United States assay-ofice at
New York, and .'the United States assay -office
at Boise city, Idaho, ""the United States assay-
office at Charlotte, North Caroina;D and an
anexpended appropriations heretofore author
States at Philadelphia, the branch-mint of the
nited States in California, the branch-mint OF
the United States at Denver, the United States
assay'o once in New York, the United States
and the United States assay-office at Boise city,
Idaho, are hereby authorized to be transferred
for the account and use Of the institutions CO.
tSaoiished and located respectively at the places
SEC. g. That this act shan be known a. the
Coinage act Of eighteen hundred and seventy
tiS;So sna all other acts and parts Of acts
Of the United States Inconsistent with the pro-
visions OF this act are hereby repealed: Pyorided
That this act shan not be construed to affect any
under former acts, but every snch right /:
hereby saved; and All suits and prosecution for
acts already done in yiolationof any former act
or acts OF Congressreiating to the subjects en-
braced in this act may be begun or proceeded
with In like manner IS II this act had not been
passed; and Ali penal clauses and provisions in
existing lews relating to the subjects embraced
IN this act shan BE- applicable thereto: And crc-
rided Nr1er, That - much or the frst sccfion
OF can act mAkiuE appropriations Tor sundrv
civil expenses g ne governments for the yeaf
enty-6he, end for oeker purposes' . annrovs6
July nfteens eighteen hundred and SEVENTY n
provides that untn After the Completion and oc.
cupatson q the hrAnch-nInt buildine in San
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE, AMI
CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned, -, whose post Office adj
dress is -, county Of -, State Of -, pro-
poses TO convey the mails ~ the United states from
July ], 1873, to June 30, 1876, on route No. =, be-
tween - and -, under the advertisement q
the Postmaster General, dated December \, 1872,
with celebrity, certainty and security claw Of une
8, ISL - for the annual sum Of - dollars
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States reduced i'm weight below this limit 81
abrasion shall be recoined.
SEC. D. That the silver coins of the United
states shall be a trade-dOllar, a haif-dollar. or
nfty-cent piece, a quarter-dollar or twenty
nv piece, dime, or ten-cent piece; and
INC weight OF the trade-dollar shall be four
hundred and twenty grains trov: the vsigbt ot
the half dollar shall be twelve grams (grammesl
and one-half Of gram, lgramme;) the quarter
5 S,s and the dime shall be, respectively one
dollar; and said coins shall be q legal tender AT
their nominal value for any amount not exceed
ing nve dollars In any one payment.
SEC. It, That the minor CONS of the United
States shall be five-cent piece, a three-cent
piece, and one-cent piece, and the ALLOW for
the nve and three cent pieces shall be OF copper
and nickel; to be composed Of three-f0urths
copper and one-fourth nickel, and the ALLOW
OF the ne-cent piece shall be ninety-fiye per
ce.um Of copper and five per centum of tin
ana zinc, In such proportions as shall be deter
mined by the Director Of the Mint. The weight
ana sixteen-hundredths grains, troy; Of the
tnree cent, thirty grains; and Of the one-cent
pee so.Sy-eieht grains; which coins shall be q
s,sc,rt ~ az their nominal value, for any
one psvm nSs exceeding Twenty-Five cents In any
SIC. Il; That no coins, either gold. silver ar
I'M ,nos c0inSge, snaii hereafter Be issued from
standards, and weights herein set forth.
SIC. Is. Thst upon the coina-Of the United
states there shall Be the following devices and
preston emblenatic Of liberty, With an inscrip-
ton Of the word Liberty" and the wear Of TIE
coinage, and upon the reverse shall be the aQure
OF REPRESENTATION Of an eagle, With the inscrip-
nons United Statesof America" and HE Pluri-
bus Unum," and designation Of the value of
the COIN; but ON the gold dollar and three-dollar
, h,ecs, the dime, i've, three, and one cent piece
me me ngnxe OF me eagle shsn be omitted; and on
"a Ieverse o. the silver trade-dOllar the veisht
am the themes OF the coin shall be inscribs.i.
ana the Director Of the Mint with the = rrovsi
OF o the ssss'ssa5y Of the Treasury may csuss the
such coins as shall admit OF euch =. ~, eaoS =
any Of the foregoing Inscriptions mar Be on the
rim 81 the gold and silver coinS w 'A0
SEC. -. That q the option OF the on ,er. rold
or silver nay be cast into BEN Of Ane metal, or
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This proposal is made ,ctth fsH kaotcefre or "a,
distance a the route rae tcetg o sac mail 10 Be
ned, and all other particulars rfer1e rosss
aRd Ssrrice: and also, after careful examination
a. ths lars and distractions affachsd advertisement
q mail seTrtoe and of the pr0rsSoas coaaiaed an lAs
ad of Congress Of June 5, lss2.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18
W. R. I. cos STEAMER,
Gov GROVER
Up Fr't. Down Erx Pa

DAY and FRIDAY and for PaEefal1a eve - I
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. EolloVfnss,
ARE the freight and passenger rates:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-07-18
RsOairs Neatly and Promptly E1soqtsdI
6UMMONa.
Ia the Circuit Court of the State of
OREGON for the Co,alfu of linn.

S5Sfs sfOt tftS SOttfteY VI <4tH.
C. T. Ieaver. plaintiff. vs. Ira Moore. +. II
Mccormick, E. q. Speny, Joab Powell, jr La
fayette Smith and Lucinda Smith, his wife
and Thomas ]. Moore Robert E. Moore and
John 7. Moore, minor children and heirs OF
Nancy Moore, now deceased, who vas the wife
OF Ira Moore, defendants
To Ira Moore. F. r. Mccormick Z g. GseFry
smith, his wife, and Thomas J. Moore. RobeTs
Z. Moore and John 7. Moore, miner chiliren
and heirs Of Nancy Moore deceased de-
PENDANTS above named
In the name OF the State Of Oregon: You
are hereby summoned and required 70 appear
in the Circuit Count of the State OF oregna for
the County OF Linn, on the frst day Of the next
term oi said court in and for said county ofr
l4nny to-wtt on the second Monday in oc1o-
Der. A. ID lSIS. and answer ths complaint N the
court. OF Judgment VIII be taken against Won
for want thereof. You are further notified that
II you 4a1l TO answer said c0mplalnt as boyn
required, the plaintiff VIII apply to the court at
the next term thereof for the relief demanded
IN said complaint, to-wft; For the correction
OF the description OF the land intended 10 %
conveyed by the following deeds: One froms
Ira Moore and Nancy Moore, his wife. to r. n
Mccormick, executed on the nth day Of Sep
tenn Der, 1859 one from r. e McC,ornsiclr n Il
1907; one from E. g. Sperry 10 Joab Powell, jr
executed on the 10th day OF DECEMBER lS3s--
one nom Ioab Powell, Jr., to plainiaH on the
sth day Of March. lS7l, 50 as TO read The south
half Of the south-west quarter of Section Ne.
DOL niteen in Township No. I'D eleven, South
OF Range, ID one west of the Willamette Me-
ridlan, linn county, Oregon, and for costs and
disbursements of this suit. -
By order Of b F. Bonham, Judge of CircuiR
Court. Linn county Oregon.
POWELL 4 Finn
n45wd. Attys for F11E
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THE GREAT BLOOD P[IRIFIER.

Eysry assy - - sARsAPAkfLLiAa EEsoLV-
ENT esasassaisssss itfasgk ~ Bisss. ssssa. pdss
ssa stsss esas - sss II ~ syssssa Ne siess -
fs, ~ fsFsiFs shs -Hslss y ~ bssy sff as asA
sssea sasszfis &sfsfsis sfttiiis cpsszaFsisa laa-
esiss aissaas. piasss s De Thssas, AssEh, Tu@ssz
he1@s b III 0iasds 80 ssf pasts II he sysas asss
Eyss gsrpsss pssaFEss isass ~ Esss asa sAs sssu1
fFs. q sss assaass. EssFsiaas Fever esfsa, aa4sS
Had. Rag Wssss, h.is khesss, Eryapslas, Aans,
Blsss ssats. wssas So Eisss. Tsia1S, csassss =
~ wqias. sss al =sasHsr sd yaiassI aseAssrss,
hisht sws.ss, Lsss u assFss. ss4 al wastes sf ls
If FsaFis. Sifis ts sHrssiss rHars - s1s Sus.
- II MsssFa csasisy, 80 fsH aays' So viii prove
~ fsi@st psssf u saFs sAsza.
tAs fslSsf daiiy kea,asrx tsszesA ~ d. ,.assss
aad sssmpesiss ftst is ssisssiiy pseE1sssisF -
eessa n aFrsftns fAs4 szsaes. SD FsFairs ts aans
wttA ssstssts4 Essds has bsAtihy bfso4aa4 ails
tss shalusAfAkii1iAA ~iii Hsd asss s-esss.
aii tEs@n F.s-saisi arrata IL - ~ ckFaass,
Esgafsess cat.stsasi, aad Etfs disaaesa 6sl i 4
a. ssiy yssittts esfs 81
kidney AND BLADDER COsEPLAINTg,
Enasfy 80 Wsuzb 6stsaass, Grsssi EssAsts. nsusEf
etaFFaEs q Wasss Iseassnsaes - Grss, bsghfa be-
ssss, klsssassFia 80 is as s.sss sksss sis5s als
tstassi esaslia. - sks snef = shirh, ssssT. mEs4
Saits sik. sbsfs % n,astsa a4rs 6 ass sSssarssrs
sd sttts taasaast ssfast a4s Hfa there i sFfsks
iaas teFnisr sasSfiea sh.s fssssr atsT ss4 rsa Is
~ Azsii = ~ n4sA ss4 asr lks issA fnas e1o6.
WORMS.
TAs ssiy kss~s 80 tars Eeassy - woRAEs-
TtInIoT Of I2 Fears Gr0aCEh
Cured sy RadsSaD's RepOtrenL.
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Special contracts Tor sat, Unle, cement, hon
and agricultural implements. -.
B. GOLDSMITH. President.
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A TOUCHING INcIDEST.-On the
steamship from San Francisco which
reached this city on Tuesday evening,
among the steerage passengers was
family consisting of a father, mother
and fiYe children. They had come
from southern Missouri and were
moving into the interior of this State.
On the first night out from San Fran
cisco the youngest child-an infant
some eight months old-died of chol-
era infantum. The ship carpenter
prepared plain box in which the lit
tie form was Placed,-the whole COW
cred with coarse canvas and prepared
for burial at sea; but the poor strick-
en- mother pleaded so hard against
this that the kind hearted Captain con-
sented for it Is remain on board until
the ship reached Astoria. At this
port, while the ship waited for the
incoming tide, one of the lady pass
engers went on shore and procured
some beautiful moss rose buds and
evergreens, of " shich she formed
cross and two beautiful wreaths.
Capt. CoTuo enshrouded the little cof-
I'M in the blue field and stars of the
American flag, on the top of which
was placed the cross and the wreaths;
and thus it was left in the care of the |
Masonic fraternity, of which the poor
father was member. As the ship |
steamed on in its course up the wind |
ing, beautiful river, this stricken fami- |
~ gathered in a sad group on the bow
OF the ship, straining their fearful
eyes for one last lingering look at the
warehouse, where, under the stars and |
the roses they. had left the mute form
OF their little one, to be buried by
kind-hearted angers.-O Oregouian.
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HEALTHI REANTYII

sTftoaa AND PpEz RICH EL0oD-fAcHKAEE
Df fLkSH AND WKfoBT-ELRAR Skin AND
BEAUTIFUL CohPLk1f0a SECURED 10 ALL
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THE other dag. says the Troy Press,
a lady, having occasion to leave her
apartment a few minutes, locked the
door and left a little child of two
years playing upon the floor. When
she came back she was Mortified to
see the girl toying with rat which
she had in one hand and was affec-
tionately caressing with the other.
With a scream of dismay the young
mother rushed to its side, and, snatch
ing up the rat, proceeded to do up
her hair with it.
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TKvEH AND AGvK saFsd fsg any essis. T1sss Z
81 fsasdisi sEsnf is ths Essid ts6s v eafs FrpsE
sod Age, 900 al efbsf Mslafess, bilsss ssasisls
Iypkalf, isleE, aha etAsf Tgfsst tslssd by RAD
WA1N FfLi.st - qsis4 - HADWATsB READY
HkLlkf. ny ssHa ~ Lllsla. lasd b Dlarslais.
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]. M. METzLER.

Having moved his Shop to Jefferson and avail
ed himself Of the water-power at that place, is
now prepaEed to furnish his ceIebrnfed
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A CITIZEN who deserves well of
his country, had large family to
which additions were constantly being
made. One day one of bis little boys
was interrogated: "John, how many
brothers and sisters have you got? 81
don't know answered the boy, "I
haint been home since morning"
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RAW HIDE BOTTOMED CHAIRS Il

IN any quantity snd ia any shape.
@ He viii still keep large stock of chairs
at his old stand, either ready for use or in
pieces for shipment. W. D. BeIding is his
sgsnt at this place. s7n5Itf
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No lawyers are allowed to reside
en- the Island of st. Helena nor is q
newspaper permitted to be printed
there, an almanac every year being
the only production Of the press.
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Cash OR PRODUCE
NOTICE.

OREGON 4 CALIFORNIA RAILROAD
" Company. Land Department.. Portland,
Oregon, April 5, 1S72.-Notice is hereby given,
that vigorous prosecution will be Instituted
against any and every person who tresspasses
upon any Railroad Land, by cutting and re-
moving timber therefrom before the same Is
BOUGHT Of the Company AND PAID FOR.
All vacant Land in odd numbered sections,
whether surveyed or unsurveyed, within a dis
tance Of thirty miles from the line Of the road
belongs to the Company.
/. r. MoOREs,
vTn35n, Land Agens.
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CAsH PAID FOR EGGs,

n wTfI, PAY TIE HIGHEST fARkEJ.
u price, In cash. for all eggs brought TO my ess
asEE : r cHEADLE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-10

Is unequaed by any known remedy. II Will eraal-
cate extirpate and thoroughly destroy all poisonous
substances inthe blood and will eneotualy dspel al
prediapOsition TO bilious arrangement.
Is there want Of action in your Liver and Spleen
Unless relieved the blood becomes impure by dele
FERROUS secretons producing scrofuous or skin d.
seases, blotches, felons, pustules, canker, PIN
PIES &C., &C. ,,..,,,
Have you Dyspeptic Stomach unles. digestlon
ia nrombtlv aided the system is debi ated with pow
erty Of the Blood, Dropsical tendencies, general
weakness or inertia.
in danger Of Chronic Diarrhoea or Inflammation OF
the bowels. - -. -.
Have you weakness OF the Uterine or Urinary Or
Rravated form. -.
Are you detected. drewsy, dull, sluggish or de,
pressed in Spirits with headache, back acne coAbeu
tongue and bad tasting mouth
For certain remedy or all OF these diseases, weak
nesses and troubles; for cleansing and purifying
the Initiated blood and impartng vlgor to all the vi
tai forces; for building up and restoring the weak
ened constitution USE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-10

JULIUS SICHEL,
% 1O7 AND 100 N, EIGHTH STREET, AND
63I N. SECOND STREET, PHILADBLPHiA.
TRIMMED HATS AND B0NNETS.
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNkTS.
TRIMMED HATS AND B0NNETS.
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS:
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS,
BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS,
BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS,
BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS,
BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS,
BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS,
IN ALL NEW SHADES. z
STRAW GOODS FOR LADIES AND MISSEss
STRAW GOODS FOR LADIES AND MISSE !.
STRAW GOODS FOR LADIES AND MISSES,
STRAW GOODS FOR LADIES AND MlSSEss
JULIUS bICHEL,
1O7 AND 100 N; EIGHTH ST., AND
apr1T-eOd2m 6al N. SECOND ST., PHILA.