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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-18
POLICE COURT.

Robert Kornthsl for using otfensensive
Language, was arrested by LaHue. He
was yesterday morning taken before
Judge Bross for trial. He was assessed
s. and the "inseparsble.," for which he
gave security.
Della Constant, the coiored girl who did
the differing frsm the residence Of Mr..
John Hylsnd, had a hearing yesterday
morning, and was held to bail in The sum
Of 500 for her appearance at the next
tel m of tho circuit court. In default oil
bail she WAS turned over 70 The tender
care Of Dick Fitzgerald.
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MARKET REPORT.
PRiCE CURRENT OFFICE, |
Thursday Evening, July ", 1873. I

PHICE CURRENT OFFICE,
Thur-dsy Evening, July ", 1873. I
GENERAL REMARKS.
The market for white corn continues
very animated and prices are firm and sd-
vsncing, bu, in ell probability have now
reached their limit. Receipts are light
and the market is kept bare by the de-
mand for milling purposes. Mixed corn
is plenty and slow sale. There is better
telling in the four market and the In
creased demand has reduced the stocks
considerably IN the last few dsys. Corn
meal continues active and frm, at 40 al
vance Of l5@2oc over last weeks quota
lions. Receipts are light and the market
l., bare.
GW- Correspondents should bear in mind
tha, these quotations are for round lots
from first hands. For broken and ANAL
lss, and in filling orders, An advance OF
Ito &c 10 charged over these prices ~
FLOUR-Ths market shows . better
feeling, although there 10 no advance In
prices. The demand has improved, snt
stocks are running low. Salss reported
embrace 600 bbls various grades, S5@s;
lOO bbls choice family, 90 Isl 800 bbls
Xxx 50 1907, and 800 bbls various
grades, $4@s 25.
HAY-We note . sale of car prime
hay ~ $I4, delivered. There 10 nothing
at all doing here.
CORN-Ths demand for white corn
continues very active, both for shipment
and to supply the local milling demand.
Receipts are short aud transactions
arc limited for want Of suppliss Mixed
corn 10 quiet and unchanged. Sales en-
brace 10 cars white in bulk On track Ate !;
2 cara do 4sc; 3 cars sold esrly, eked
aud del sec, and 2 cars sold to-day, sacked
aud del at 58c, AID car mixed, sacked
and del sold at 49c.
OATS-Ths demand is small and sup
ply limited. We note 8 sale Of | car,
sacked and del st 3sc.
CORN MEAL-Stocks arc light and
prices lrm. Tbs demand continues &C.
tive. Sales embrace 800 bbls steam dried
dol g. cars do do SO, and 300 bbls do
So.
BRAN-Quiet aud dull, there being no
demand and none selling. Quoted SIG
II so, sacked and delivorod.
BUTTER-Unchanged. Common is
plenty and dull, choice fresh hnds ready
sale a. outside quotations. We note 'sle'
OF 40 psgs strictly choice st 28ci 500 lb'
common 10 choice l5@2oc, and loo lps
choice 10000.
EGGS-P!enty and dull prices tend
downward. ssles, 80 pkgs fresh receipts
1t l2c; 500 do1 10 i?c, and 500 dos 40 W
@l2c. -,
CHICKENS-Oid chickens are uull
ssle; choice young chickens Ind ''n
marks. at 81 70 s. according 10 SIZE snu
condition. salss were 80 dozen young -
to Ssi 80 dosep old % soSs - ~"
Young 1t ~ so, and 2 eoops old " 0V'
FRUIr-very little coming ~
market u sopfned 70 spplss ana ''ss
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PERSONAL NOTES.

j. Mallory was in st, Louis yester.
lay.
Mr.. Thomas Moore, has been appoint
I'd postmaster at Metropolis.
MIR. Charles r. Hurd has left for hi.
new home in Denver, Colorado.
Mr.. =. Schultz Of Grand Tower, ar.
rived in the city yesterday evening.
j. II. Ellsr, . prominent citizen OF
Bloomington, Illinois, is registered at tn,
81. Charlie. hotel.
Will Murphy, deputy United States
revenue collector for this district, was in
she city yesterday.
Capt. ID. Hurd 10 not IN Montana, the
repor, OF the St. Louis Times to the con.
trary Notwithstanding.
Rev. Fred. l.. Thompson and family,
who have been on . short visi, 10 Mssssc
county, returned yesterday.
Captain II. G. Weirick, OF tho Miss
v. T. Co., 10 spending . short furiough in
st. Louis. lie will return on Sunday.
Rev. j. q. Green, who spent several
weeks in this city snlisting recruits for
Colorado, is now in Msssac county, and
has stirred up quite q Colorado fever
among the people there.
Mr.. VIM. II. Thomas, commission
merchant, after Q season Of hard WORK,
has taken vacation and his family and Is
-u..ivsting In tho country. II close at.
tention to business entities man to hol.
idsy, Thomas has earned long one.
--Guests at the st. Charles hotel yss.er-
day we're II 5 Brown, Mt. Vernon, ILL
nois; w II Erwin, Evansville; w 4
Finch, Chicago; G J Jones, Cent,alis !
+ . Dowel, Cincinnati; J ID Kelley, 81,
Louis; c Stone, Kentucky; NJ q Bryson,
st. Louis; John x Curd, Murray, Ken
lucky; NJ Hammond, st. Louis; II Arm
strong, St. Louis J Mccullough, Alma,
Illinois; II Perry and wife, Arkansas :.
Harry Patterson, Arksnsss; q j Hub
bord, Miss N d Hubbord. Princstown, H.
liuoi., r n Robert.on, Ksnkskee, Hi
nois; John Corners, Psiucsh, Kentucky;
J o Thompson, G d Ever.t, Dexter Jity,
Missouri; James A Vini, Sectors Mines,
Illinois; A NJ McDJnsld' Canada; j Nc
Gollvsy, Point Pleasant, Missouri Frank
Young, Jefferson City, Missouri; John
Perrul, Chicago; b l. Webb. Louisville,
N Ro,cott, Marshal, TeIssj
J d Louis, P.iucsh; G & McDuG, Gin
cinnsti.
Mr.. William Winter, the celebrated
artist of this city, has discovered aprocess
~ which pictures may be taken ~ rap
idly by moonlight a. by sunlight, and
with al the effect. Of light and shade. A
tew night. ago, in 81 suspicious moment
ne got . most beautiful moonlight picture
II Mr.. Phil. Howard. It's as natural ~
life; aud the only obje,tion the uLpreju.
diced critic can urge against IL Is that !,
adds too much to the airy or rather spirit
ual gracsfulness Of that genllsman's hsnd
some features. To-nigh, Judge bross vii
ii for his picture, and Mr.. Winter has M
doubt but be will be able to make thu
moon beams sp,ure and FIX upon paps
| every feature Of the judges highly intel
lsctual countsnance. l. 10 the purpose o
Winter to use this invention to take pic
lures Of moonlight excursions on The river,
moonlight wake Of lovers, and so-forth
II will DO perfected in . few weeks, saC
10 the meantime be will continue to tax
sun photographs In the highest style o
the art, at his splendid new gallsry oil
sixth street between Washington snC
| II
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Burnside o. the head, ibis road
can but be successful.
An item Of great importance 70 inc
travelling public in connection "'sh sni.
road 10 that IL affords short pleasant sno
direct route to the Esst
By the new time table, passengers leave
Cairo At 4 o'clock in the morning, make
close connection a, Vincennes, and reach
| Cincinnati q, SIS the same evening
| These ugsrs Immediately sake the
| Cincinnati express, pass o'sVe-
and At 7:lO tho next morning, buffalo
lilo in tho afternoon, and reach Albany
~ l:a5 tho same night.
Wo Lsit Cairo g, A o'clock Tuesday
morning. and va. in Albany Wcdnesda,
light Al lao.
know Of no way tina. passengers from
Cairo, and the country south can react
the East any sooner than by this route
I have never made the journey In les
time, even from points farther east thai
Cairo. Passenger can 60 by 1ndianapo
10 IL they choose, and make the sam
smo.
| Travellers going Ess, from Cairo and tn
south have in the Cairo and Vincenn,
E I'D q short, direct, commodious an
pleasant route. All the officials along II
road are gentlemsnly in their attention
md kind in their intercourse with psssel
gers. The fare to Gil the principal citi
4 the east Is as low IS by any other liz
aud the time less. The 9. and V. road
The one to take when going east,
Yours, II. Is. THArKs
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bstaiss. We note sales Of 60 bo,ss 1 bush

osffisa. We note sales Of 90 boxes 1 bush
. Oh Of applss, At 80 70 6oc:rer boz.
THov1SIONS-Ths marke, continues
active, Arm and unchanged. Salss we're
1000 lbs clear sides, packed and dol l0c
5000 lie shoulders, packed and del &c,
and 1000 ID, plain hams l2ac.
TEAS.--lmpsriAl, 76Sl rs; Gunpow.
der, 1891 as; oolong black, 75@si
Young Hyson, Sl@l 40.
CHEESK.-Good demand Now Yorl
factory y ID leA@i7c.
sYRUPS-1he demand Is fair for
choice at 6oc(9si u gal, and New Or
leans Al 7b9sOc.
PLA TERlNG HAIR--36c D. bushel.
LIME In lots 81 20 to l SO y Dbl.
CEMENT.-A.w Wholesale &2ld2 SO y
Dbl.
COAL OIL.--22c.
GUINNESS s.sewed "a bushel. lsc
~, 9 bushels zoe.
BURLAPS.--2i bushols corn, ~ OF
ls,c; do 10 oa l6c; 4 bushels Osss 2oc;
% bushels dc; 6 bushels 22c.
BEESwAX.--p ID Zoe.
sOAP.-Schaefier's German moiile'
>, 7ac; Champaign soap, 7tc.
y TALLow, q n &c.
Is CoFFRE-Scarcs and firm, Java sell
u ing AZ sUSaac; Lagusyra a4t926c; HI
=. prime TO choice 24Ca,25c.
AZ HAMS-Sugar cured canvsssd are gu,
OF ted at l4Giec. Plain country cure
er choice ar. quoted At l23c.
LARD-Reaned is quoted in fierce, ,
eio and in kegs st e9l0c.
BREAKFAST DACoN--l2e
=. =. SUGAR.--CofFee a quoted 81 -
n. l4(9l4lc for crushed, powdered and gra
ed ulated.
tn, RROoM3 Duli, common house Sc
W. Q, 81 so 10 2 30; choice and ea,ta oho
vii S3ao 20; s.esuboa, 81 5o@5 90.
FBEIGHr--Cot,on, COT orosssd
New York, Soc; 20 Boz 81. VI
~ compressed, 70 Nav Yors a; 70 Be
C. ton 81.
is RATEs--To New Or!csn. and vici
n. burg Potatoes, apples, ctc, SOC; 20
per pound freiShts l5c cw!; hay
y per ton; wniskey VI ~ por Dbl.
in TO MEMPHlS-Flour, etc 25c per
pound srsighu i9sc pcr cwt; hsy u I
III ton; wh.key soc Per Dbl pork 6oc :
o.. Dbl.
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JAIRo AND vINCENNES RAIR
ROAD.

Mr. EpIToR--The Cairo and Vnesnnss
railroad, now completed and running be.
lween these Two cities, 10 one whose merits
and advantage ought TO be brought be-
fore the travelling public with . promi.
nsnce that iu importance warrants.
Til, road olo hualrod and Gf,y-sevon
mi es in length, runs, create portion
Of it, through. . Gae, productive
region Of country that la fas. devel-
ping its rich agricultural resources.
some portions Of land contiguous 10 this
railroad, 10 not ercslled in poin, Of fer.
Utility any where. Ia point of flush aud
completeness, the Cairo and Vincennes
road 10 arst-elass, Tho rosd-bed Is epleud.
ID and tho track |, smooth and finely bal.
lasted.
No road in the state hiss Any better
rolling stock than this. LA word
thi, now and popular public thoroughfsrs
Is in construction aud completeness,
IL ia with pleasure that l bear wi,ness
TO the courtesy afabllity and kindness Of
the officers and mon connected with this
road. They are all attentive and obligins
to passengers and careful of all property
entrusted TO their care.
From the central office a. Cairo, through
to vincennss, i have not seen q angle dis.
obligiug or ovsrbsaring Official.
Al Cairo, everything is done tia, can
DO to make passengers comfortable By
agreeable surroundings.
The rosi, rolling stock, odicsrs aud usu
are certainly . success.
With such men - Gen. Burnside, Gen
wipslov, Asi. Lee, Col w God and Nj
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EXCURSION 70 DENVER.

NJ AND ST. L PAcxsT CoMPANY,l
AGENTS Office, Cairo, July l, 1873. !
The Memphis and St. Louis Packet
company now offer for sale round trip
tickets from Cairo to Denver and return
$40, good for ninety days from date Of
sale. Also regular tickets on sale for
Kansas City, Omaha, Topeka, Lawrence,
San Francisco and ell principal points
west, and by river ana rail TO all points
south. For further information call 1t
tho compsny's oflcs, No. II Ohio levse,
under City National bank, Cairo, Illinois.
JAMEs MALLORY, Ticket Ag't
Sol. A. SILVER, Passenger Agt.
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THE CAIRO AND VlNCENNES
RAILROAD.
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO


10
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Toledo,
Detroit, Cleveland, Niagara Falls,
Buffalo, Pittsburg, Washington
BALTIMORE, Phil ,dephia, New York.
Bo .ton aud all + ,,tern Points,
CHANGE OF TINE.
on and after Tuesday, July /, 1873, trains
viii run ~ follows:
q ling north leaves Cairo at. ..... 400 a. IN.
9o.px south arrives Ut Cairo at $40 o m,
MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.
Going North.
Leaves Cairo al. l:5j AIN. and 600 pm.
Going south.
Arrives at Cairo al 500 AIN. and % pm.
The express train north arrives at Vim.
cennvs al l2:2O pm, making direct connec-
ton at 1889 y. III win the indianapolis anu
NIuceuues railroad ior Indianapolis, the
great rai.roa centre, from which point
trails are departing at all hours, Tor all
Nvlnls In t United sta es and Canada. At
40 pm with the Evansville and Craw-
- Niilr railroad, for Terra 1aute, India
NIL tA,, Chic go, DanNille AMI all points
north, Via tue Terra Haute. Evansville and
ChlcUgO rallroa !, and east via the Nandalia
line, rni lDdiunapolis and 81. Louis railroad.
~ isoJ ~ WIN tic Ouiu tuu
Railroad, iOr Cincinnati, ..ouisNille, and all
points east, Via CINCINNATI.
Ps'-.ngels going by this route are placed
IN indianapolis, Cincinnati. Louisville. New
York. bUst II, Puiladelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, aud all eastern pc nts, TIVE We
hour IN advance III any other route.
kxpres- train makes conn, ciion ut kldo-
rsdo with 81, Louis and southeastern rail-
way, Tor 81, LOUIS, Vt. Vernon lllinOis),
shawneeiown aud all Ioin,s between Edo
radO aud 81 Louis
Al Norris = ~ makes close connection
Tor spring reid, Rock Island, and al, point
on >pringh Id and illinois Southeastern rail.
way and con ection-.
Al CArmi with ST. Louis, Evansville, Hen.
oerson aud Nashville railway Inc, Tor Mt.
NerbOn (lndiaia) Evansville, Henderson
(Neutu"k!), Nashville (rennesse }, and nj
point on -. l., b., Il. aud n. railway ant
connections.
Ba ysse checked TO all important points
II Ir licAets AN iuforinati' apply u
The ueset office, corner venlh street AM
commercial avenue, Cairo, Illinois.
JSo. LEE, sup't CHAs. y. Woop,
G-n Pass'r and Ticket Ag
B'f' BURNSIDE, Agent, Cairo.
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A GOOD lNYESTM ENT.

A rare chance Is offered 10 some man
with money 70 invest in good paying
property In the most desirable part Of the
city. Two lots, 30 feet front on tho ave-
nue., house 3 stories. Two large stores
eau BE- fitted up on the Ars, floor, the up
per stories are we'll arranged for Offices Of
dwellings. For further particulars en-
quire of JoHs q. HARNAN b Co.,
6-4-N Real Estate Agents, Cairo, Ill
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A two.story house on Commercial ave-
nue. near tho corner Of Nineteenth street
The house is forty feet long BY twenty
two feet wide. 1t contains ten rooms and
kitchen, and . good cistern and necessary
out-housss are attached TO IL. 1t Is we'll
ventilated and we'll adapted for business
house or dwelling. 1t 10 In o business par,
of tho city and has been newly painted
and renovated inside and out. Apply 10
JOIN HE6AkTY,
River shannon House, Ohio Levee,
Cairo, Illinois. 7.Slm'
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THE BARBER,

Gus. Helm, sixth street. near Ohio levee
has Just laid out . considerable sum Of
honey in repsintlng, pspering, and In every
way repairing his barber shop, and his Is
now one Of the incest. II not the incest ton
serial establishment In Cairo. Helm en-
ploys none but hrst-class workmen In his
shop, and we venture to say the two young
men who now hold situations there, cannot
be exec lied In their calling by any Other
barber or BARRIERS in the city. Try them.
Stiff
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the uudesigned IN lay
lorsville, on "Wednesday July 10th, vel.
low and white COW, crumplod horn, heart
shaped, and white In forehead. Has .
calf. The owner can have the COW and
calf by proving property and paying cx-
pensos. .. u. LroSARD.
July ~ 1873,
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4 NEw-FlRsT.CLAss hAHbIh'
L = = ~. alIIlH-

McRenry Re & Co. of NJ" orlssn''
havO come 70 This city 70 stay, and have
lifted up frat class tsrbsr.,hOp On Com
mercial avenue In the room next TO HAD
mons book store, lately occupied by Stu
art & Ghoisoa a. . dry good. store Tho
workmon are all Arst-Olsss ard are pre-
pared TO cut hair, shave, shampoo, etc, IN
the very latest styles. All they Ask "
trial. They respectfully solicit share OF
public patronage. MoHEssr RoE q Co
7.ls-tS
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NEW GOODS,

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
Just opened out stock Of new and fashion
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and ffty different styles Of hats and bonnets,
beside Q large assortment OF ribbons, row-
ers and notions OF all sorts, all Of which viii
be sold at the lowest prices.
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SCOTS NEW BILLIARD HALL
NOW READY.

On Thursday, July II, w. 7. Scott will
open his new building on Commercial AZ.
.nu.. A splendid free lunch will b
spread II 10 o'clock 10 tho loren Don, and
a grand ball will DO gwen 1t night, 10
which oil bis old friends and customer,
arc respectfully Invited. Hs hss purchased
. large stock OF sns wines and liquors,
and Invites bis frieues 70 cali around AID
sample them 7'l6 et
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NOTICE,

OpFIc. CAIHo AND ST. LOUIS X. Il Co. !
CAIRO, Ills, July II, 1873. J
A meeting Of the directors Of this com.
pany will be held on Wednesday, the 23d
instant, At 10 o'clock M, at the Office Of
Msssrs. Fl. r. Psyson s. Co., No. ae4 North
Fifth street, in the city Of St. Louis, Mis-.
souri,. 8. STATS TAYLOR, President.
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LOCAL wEATHtR REPORT,

" o. SIG. SER, UBsEhvEk's OFFICE,
CAiko, July IT leI3, l0n PIN.
Barometer 29:9'.
Thermometer ~ degrees.
Wind, southeast, velocity miles per
hour.
weather, cloudy.
degrees.
Mlnimun temperature, last "A hours, q
rfs'Ahns WIND las, "A hours, southe Ist
Iotai number Of mile, wind travelled, las
"a hours, ITO.
EDWIN GARLAND Observer.
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ICE CKEAM.sALOoN

~ warm weather II approaching the
,overs OF Ice cream will be glad 10 learn that
Nssurs. ssup 4 Garrison have fitted up and
refuraisbsd, In elegant style, their ice cream
narjors. Their mammoth soda fountain hs,
40 bssp put In running order. and pothins
~ v~psine shout the establishment 10 mali
~ pleasure and somioTt Of their ~ from
se..mlana. tl61
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NOTICE.

Widow Allen will hold . ball on Sstur-
day evening the 18th, At the corner of
Nineteenth and Poplar. Sne Is deasr, O..
ing woman and We hope oil will take q
ticket--on!y A'ty cents. 7.ls-3t.
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ENVELOPES.

Fine white single AID double X amber
single and double X Canary, best quality OF
MANILA, blue letter, etc., etc. 10000 for
ale, printed ~ - b. To q 50 per thousand,
OF the BULLETIN OYFICE
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Beat scotch ale, sioul porter, and eigL,
year old bourbon whisksy 10 be found onl,
81 the Crystal saloon, corner OF Sixth stree
and Commercial uvenue.
SIEAoALA d LAEe,
e.25 Ina Proprletof,.
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CHEAP BOARDING.

Regular boarders a, the European hotel,
Harry Walker proprietor, receive board At
the rate OF s30 per month, BLOT
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE

CAIRO. ARKANSAS AND TEXAS X. X.
On and after Monday, June 9. 1873, train-
will run daily, except sunday. between
6reantelj's landing and sikeston, Scott
county, Missou,i. as follows:
Leave Greenhelj's 1000 am. and $50 I'm.
Arrive $50 MlV
Charleston 1910 " G;lO
eikestun 40 PIN. 90 u
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Hacks Tor The Cairo, ATkansas and 1exa
railroad. starting from White x Greer,
st,re. corner Of sixth street and Ohio leyee,
run as follows:
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CHANGE OF TINE.

Passenger trains on the Illinois Central
change time friday. From aud after 240
. IN. to-day trains will run as follows:
AkRIVE,
hxpress. daily . 4:05 p. m.
Nail, except sunday $50 y. H.
DEPART
Express. lao p. m,
Mall, daily except Sunday ..ll:5o p M
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Ee Charge Nf

Dy.L B. D,pA. eradusts Of J9rscg Asa.Ha ~. ~
gorH, can be ssassltsd on Al d:essses p ~
sexnsl or Urinary osss.e. (vhieh = s.1sis - 30
an ffecisl study1 edtbeT IN ms.ssr msaS - a of hsv
isnssteSdiDe. A psaaiee q . -. sss@ ssss.
hin 70 treat disense with easee. C1S al.
satsd. Chssges rssson.tIs. Thsse o. ,s.s1ss : %S.
taIce can forward letter deserihsng y"V"~
and enclosing stamp 10 Treys,{ PIIss.,es 10 esots.
DYCTL M. d., Physician spd sTsS8
81; Ur3ys 4, Ssv YoSk
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KEARNEY'S
FWIO EXTRACT 1ucHgy

AAlA68CV6 N 4 -
FW1O EXTRACT 0UcHgS
Lii only Known Remedy ~ pdehic ~
eassnd bas cured svsJ eaee o. UcoesS =
VI & has ben fiven. hIissssen g " Ttacsys. ~
Ulcetlen Of ths Kidneys 80 Basdest E1sss 80
gtMio tbs BLADDER, Oravsl, Briek Dust Depcsit,'
apiluccos Of Milky DbehaSess, end t1 ~
fsstN and Deiies4e Oonstttut3onsof o. bo@S Se1ss,
& sa fs is E e z; n.ss:5. :sst.bb :.Essiy y.:s
ing. Eesk Nerves, Wsksfgipea, Paan ~ sns
Bsstp1usidug ofthe Bod, Eruption On tne fsee'
PAIL Cmntxnanee, Lnssitude oftbs 6Jaem. eF,
UA b. per.ens in ~ deeline q chsSss ,S g
Iife; ~ son1nsneat O. iab0s palms. o'''"''"
In isny aGscticns peesiisrto Ladies, the Ex'
fraetJuchu 1, uneuua1ed BY sny 0ttl<r femsoy-
As iuCkI0rosfs or Retention, Isesulasitys us rs
,sne. sdypssion q cs.tSTiyi 9 ,is yiItersa I<s.
soss % g wsisss. ss:1iy. s:r ssS or 81
plains incident to the sex. y - 49, asS
srselvely by the most eminent PbySiessns AnA
1Tdvvss (or enleebie& epd cebests eonsas1~
tions { both sexes and s1l ages.
KERNEY'S EXTRACT BUCaaos
Ia Disass Arising from bnSyndexees:: !:
HasHe Hef DiSdpaft0v. Etc., IN ~ ne ~ ~ h.
little apcnsc, hitss or no ehsnss IN sss a y f,s-
onen, desirs. and s5ves StYessth 70 urinste,
1Eere,y rcmoyin9 Obstrue1tors, frevenstn8 ,:a S:1
Cu,iT sh:cturss Of tho Uretlfrs, AllsyinS fsn isI
ard Ji6ammati0r, % lreq!eDt N 49, -
eases, ,snd expealing su POssonoos m.ss.
KElRNEY,J EXTRACT BCCsu:
n0per botsIs ersik hotties for tsoo. deiisssrsne g
to apt addr<s, securc rum otssfsss8 y
ds's'.is KExaSrs1 s.ssSne1z c.. ios 1e.ss e: 4 Z Z
TO vim ali Isttszs for tsf~maasss
Addressed.
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Nesr a;zsn

s'sy %1sn
l5.0ita 20 20.0bi 6'~t ni SECONDHAND
" BiNG. at ircrn 25 so35 cts yer foot
The fn5in isiD lrst class order rna 81,
ready fitted
April %. Il. LII WARMER.
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r {: /. c {: CRAP aY.

n necessary part ofevery persons education
in tbs advanced age is the art of Telegraph
ing. Apply to the undersigned for SmitD'e
Mhonal oi Tccgraphy, thr best work put-
lishrd on this subject. Pr ce, 80 cts Afro
Tor every description Of Te egrapHlc Insl'u-
ments AMI Battery; N ro Chronlc Battery
for Elrciropating. l. q TILLOiSON *
co D-y ~ New York.
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SIS 10 $50 PR d'y Agcnt. l't,y wanted ,,.. All VI
either sex. ung or old, make more money at
work for ~ in their spare moments or al the tim.
than at anvtnlnt else. Particulars free. Addre- z
q. SrINsON IL CO., Portland. Maine