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III E BULLETIN.
Hesdins MATER ON eyery lag.
NEW ICE CREAM SALOON

george tho barber In, opened an ice
cr'sm saloon In the room next door u
MS osrbcr shop. The apartments arc
Wen and nicely furnished, and tho quality
OF the leo cresm prepared by George is
excellent. There are also private apart.
ments lifted up expressly for ladies and
gentlemen, whore they will be entirely
removed from the intersion Of those they
may desire 20 avoid George asks q fair
share Of the patronage Of ice cream an.
Icons, promising totrest thom cour,eously
and give them the bo., In thc market.
6 10 In
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FRoA the Central Baptist, st Loui.
"a lew days slnce friend handed Us a
few packages Of DIR. Prices Cream Baking
Pnwdsr, with n request to try it. We
tried II and found II superb, We gave
small packages TO q few friends, and they
ali came back to us for more. As we we're
not prepared, however to abandon the
conduct Of the Central TO 60 into tho Bak-
ing Powder business, We were obliged to
turn them away disappointed, For their
qualification, and that of the general
public, We will say that this inimi,sbl-
Powder can be had ut most Of tho leading
ROGERS in this city, and AT Wholesale OF
Steele & Price, Chicago and 81. Louis,
1.l6-lw
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FINE LAUNDRY WORK.

Mrs. Le,tie Coleman takes thi. method
OF informing the public ,ha, she IL now
prepared TO de all kinds o. fac laundry
work Il, cheap rates. F.utins, crimping,
etc. done 3, small advance per dozen
on plain clothes. Families aud individuals
will And tito their advantage, to take their
clothes to Mrs. Coleman. Residence on
Fourth street, south side, between Wash.
ington and Commercial avenues. 7-6.im
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE
WHEELER & WILSON SEW
ING MHCHINF

The only authorized agent Of this ma
chine in Cairo is Robert j. Foster whose
Office 10 on Sixth street and Commercial
avenue, In Dan Hsr,man's store. \. &.
Carson /. no, authorized to sdjus, or re-.
pair my machines and parties must mo-,
look TO me II their machines are injured
by him. A. SUMNER.
81. Louis Juno 20, 1873. 6.l7.3w
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GOOD AND TIMELY ADVICE.
1t is now a fixed fact, that Dr.. McCabo's
Medicated Blackberry Brandy is the SAT-
est and sursst cure for Cholera morbus
Diarrhes, Cholera minimum and Flux ever
discovered. No other remedy compares
with it. We Sdvise all to use IL. 7-o.2w
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+. NJ. Ward is new prpared to deliver the
best OF sawed and split hickory wood TO any
part Of the city. Also all kin -of wood and
coal alwa. on hand. Leave orders at his
office, corn r Seventeenth street. and Com.
mercisl avenue. 3.2j II.
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NorIcE 10 hereby given that ! will pay
40 bills for goods sold 20 any o. the en-
oloyes Of TEE CAIgo BULLETIN, either
Or themselves or for the use Of the otlce
dnlese the same srs furnished on an order
lisned by Mr. Burnett or myself.
l2-10-ly Jous II. OsHELY.
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= sweet, so TurC,
30 safe, 40 sure,
so suited 10 zach dental want,
Tho Fragrant sUlodon.,
1-lG.G&vlw.
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Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition, New
sngrsyings, Two-hundred and sixty Pages,
'iiee 50 cents Address De. BrrTs' DrsrKH.
nsS, 10 North Eighth Street. 81. Louis, No
AdvsItissmsnt
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EMIGRATION TURNING!
CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTH.WE Mo,

The Atlantic h Pacific Railroad Compsny
Offers ,300. 900 acres Of land In Central and
Southwest Missouri, Ut from % To az per
acre, ON seven ysars time, with tIee trans.
PS"rlatlon rom .,. y: Louis to all purchasers.
;hurches and law abiding society invita-
smigrsnts from oil points 70 thia land OF init
aud, dowers. For PARTICULAR address A
Tuck, Lasd c0unisdosss. 81. Louis, No.
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The MEDICAL WONDER

Az iNFALLIBLr. SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES
~ the LIVER, BLOOD, klLNINS and BOW.
ELS ant great Corrective Of all female deranse-
inents 1t contains nc alshoe sp,rgu and is The
tsgcsik I4I..t1fs fer CaissisI
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Mrs. whitco mb's syrup.

Tue great soothing remedy. Price on,y Is
..nts. Gi~es rest TO the mother snd health TO
he child sold BY Druggists.
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Mid yet thorough-no nauses or gripins-en-
rely vesetable-great liver remedy. Price Is
cuts. sold by Druggists.
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Tee Or. Henry's WORLDS Tonic and
Blood Puri0er.

II Is the great household remedy. pleasant u
IKE, yet potent for the prevention and cure OF
i,ssass. II Is better than Bitters, Cordial,
.uchu OF sarsaparillA Sold by Drrgg.sts
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BY sl.su-ips th. tleed .nd aron,ins the iv.r &C.
scr.uy: organs 70 healthy action, DR.. uenrys
noot and PlALt Fills cnrs many euniy uts Witch IL
..uld not 10 ,nppossd they could reach, such as
sueadashe, Pain IN the de, Numb
ness OF the Hands aud Feet, OuIIues.
Chl1lness, rheumatism, NeuraIgtn,
Lcss 81 Ape lite, Bilious Nv se ntery,
hijney Affections. Ceust patton, ne.
bilttys Feyers of all ktnds, Dyspcp.
Via, Seuu0tce, and other kindred cornrIslnts
Of its functions.
Being free r. m Mercury and other poison. they
can be taken at all times and under all orcumstan.
cs., without re- ard 10 diet, business or pleasure,
1hs' stiinn 10 the weakened and dis,ennered
parts into healthy action, giving them strength 70
dsourden themselvss and throw On the ob.truetions
which are the hr-t canss Of disease, WtthOus
pro tucing either nausea or vripinr.
All h.svy and drvwsy sensations, Which Are tbs
forerunnsr. ofdirsful diseases uch a. A popIexv.
raralyttc STROKES. &c. are enectually wardsd
on ~ lev doses Of these searching Pills
fg tbseiioss ID each ter 10 klsh Qsrsn Y-eneA
srt tpanish. Price IS Cetas boz.
frep-ret ~ The Grsr5n Nsiicins Co, o. I>suis Ns
ssh ~ Dr.sslsn sai Dtasrsi 10 hesisiss vs,yslsrs
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A, J, ROE. NJ, ID,
DIR. B. Z. TABER,

r. s. BIRCH M. NJ. D.,
Homeopathic physi ian aud surgeon. or
dee lJ6 Commercial avenue. Residence
corner OF Eleventh aud Cedar streets.
7.lj Am
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j. & C.. k4AcuiRE,

PRICE rs CENTS PEE BOTTLE
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Pm TSICIAN s'

J. W. BRIGHAM,
Physician, surgeon aud accvu her, Office,
T ielith street, between Walnut and Cedar
atrects I-lT II
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II. WARDNER, NJ. D.

Once and Residence Ill Commercial ave-
nue., next door 10 tho Atheneum).
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WILLIAM X. SMITH, NJ. D.
u EslpENCE--No. 81 rh,rteenth street. b.
Omcs-Il, Commercial avenue. up stairs.
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U. VI. DUNNING, NJ. D.

ID EsIDENCH-coYnsrNin. and welnus ~,
AOmce-ooIner sixh street ana onao 'eses'
Once hours-froUia an. 70 ~ ~ snd Pun
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DIR. G. e. DOUGLAS,
DENTIST.

A constant supply OF pure Nitrous Oxide
0as, fnr the painless extraction OF teeth, ~
the Dental Rooms Of Or. Douglas, sucessao!
- d. u. Austin, EgbA street. SSu
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AIRLINE RAILRoAD.-The track upon
the Airline Railroad is now Completed
from Greenville to the intersection with
tae Blue Ridge Railroad, at Seneca CITY Z
The bridge over Seneca River is not vet
finished, which is fhe only impediment
TO through trains from Charlotte to
Seneca City.
Jewett. Texas. boasts Journal called
the Gladiator. AS it promises to have
"a single eye to the prosperity Of the
country" we suppose that the other eye
mas been extinguished in it's previous
giadiatorial struggles.
The imperial postage stamps are still
used by France, but they are to be
changed when the people have con-
GUIDED positively what form of govern.
ment they intend to have.
A German, named George Winterer. a
patient IN the Roper Hospital, Charles
ton, jumped from the piazza OF that in.
stltution on the 25th, and died from the
effects Of the injury.
A contemporary asserts that ''half the
married women in the world wonder who
their husbands will marry next" The
other half more sensibly wonder whom
they will marry next.
Wyoming female LAWYER lately
argued Tor the plaintiff case wherein
her husband was the defendant, and car
ried it against him.
Leading Western journals declare that
the free.traders will presently move upon
the works Of the spectators, ''terrible as
an army with banners"
"Of With Their Headsr'- of
half score of Western railroads with re-.
gard to dead-heads. All the better for
the farmers movement.
| A gentleman OF Augusta claims to have
discovered new motive power. II is
on the perpetual motion order.
| Ruffs are now worn of such Eliza
tethan dimensionH that wires are neces.
sary to keep them in shape.
Mrs. Martin 81. Smith departed shis
life in Anderson on Friday last.
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Auction aalea,
liable Hotel Property for Sale.
Admin 1Stratrlx Sale.


PY virtue OF an order granted by the Oourt
- OK OF HsdinaIy tS mar OF Richnond County, Geor
at the Planters Hotel, tn the city OF Augusta,
on the FIRST TUESDAY in JULY. 1873, It
public cutlery, between the legal hours OF
sale, aud to continue from day to day until all
is sold, all the personal property belonging to
the estate OF John A. Goldstein, deceased,
consisting Of Household and Kitchen Furni.
ture, Sheets, Pillows, Bolsters, Pillow Gases,
H.Aaoss Mattresses, Spreads: Blankets. Curtains.
and Glassware. silverware. Spoons, Knives
and Forks, Tableware and Table Furniture
generally, Extra Beds and Bedding. Wine
the inventory aled in Office Of Ordinary,
being such personal property as ie generally
found at and used in keeping q hotel.
Sold as the property OF said John a. Gold.
| stein, deceased, for tho purpose of paving the
debts OF said estate.
TERAs-Cash. Purchasers to pay for all
papers. HANNAH GOLDSTEIN.
Administratrix estate OF John A. Goldstein.
The purchaser can arrange With. owner to
rent motel. May 23 f6
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DANGER. At this season the atmos.
phere is surcharged with the seeds of in
termittents, remittcnts, rheumatism,
pulmonary disorders, bilious complaints
and the like. Persons whose nervous
systems are relaxed are the first to sue
cumb to these distempers. Brace up the
physical energies then with this poten-
sial vegetable tonic. It is the most
powerful recupersnt which the botanic
kingdom has ever yielded to patient re-
search and experiment. Try it. The
blindest disciple Of the old medical dog
mas will at least admit that tonic and
alternative, compounded Of approved
herbs, roots and barks can do no harm,
while the testimony OF thousands invites
trial OF its virtues. Vigor is the thing
most needed in these cases as we'll as in
dyspepsia and nervous affections, and
Hostetter's Bitters is the safest, snrest
and most wholesome strengthening pre-.
paration that human skill has Jet con.
cocted. J+3ti
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a NEW SOUTHERN TRUNK LISE.-An-
other extensive railway enterprise. on.
tered upon some time since under the
pane OF the Southern Railway Security
company, is fast approaching compile
ton, and will be thrown open for through
travel from New York to New Orleans
about August /. According to the state.
ments OF the officers, tho company was
chartered and organized for the purpose
OF uniting and protecting the interests of
lines Belonging to it, and for the crea-
ton OF great Southern Trunk Line from
New York to the principal points in the
Soutt. Among the companies embraced
In the combination, are the Richmond
and Danville. the North Carolina, At.
ianta and Richmond Air Line. the Will
mlngton and Weldon. the Wilmington,
Columbia and Augusta, the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta, the East Ten
nessee. virginia and Georgia, the Mem
pms and Charleston, the Richmond and
petersburg. the Petersburg and Weldon,
tue Norsh eastern, and the Cheraw and
Darlington. Through these several COM
panies, the combination controls. in the
route from Washington to Memphis, the
portion between Bristol and Memphis.
composed OF the East Tepnessee, yir.
ginia and Georgia. and the Memphis and
Charleston railroads. Two routeg, con-
trolled by it, divergo at Richmond, Va. /;
one, the Richmond, Atlanta and New
Orleans Air Line, composed of the Rich
mond and DAnville, (including part of
its North Carolina division,) the Atlanta
and Richmond Air Line, Atlanta and
West Point, Western, of Alabama, Mo-
bic and Montgomery, and the New Or.
leans, Mobile and Texas railroads, is the
shortest line from Richmond, Va, to
New Orleans, La. The connection is
now made cid Augusta. The other, tue
Great Atlantic Coast Line, is composed
OF the Richmond and Petersburg, the
Petersburg and Weldon, the Wilmington
and Weldon, the Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta, the Northeastern Railroad
and connections. The Secretary states
that the Atlanta and Richmond Air
Line. under construction, will be finished
by August !, and trains will FUN from
New York to Atlanta in forty hours. and
from New York to New Orleans in sixty
hours. The company intend to extend
their lines Westerly. 80 as to connect
with the system of railroads now in
course OF construction in Texas, and in
the autumn to establish their general Of
ice IN New York, and TO open an emf.
grant bureau to facilitate the transporta.
ton OF emigrants to the South, and the
development of the country through
which the Southern Trunk Line extends
tAuJusf1 Chronicle and Sentinel
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It is believed that MIR. Carpenter. CT
Dutch Flat, CAL, did not for an instant
suspect that there was going to be an at
mospheric disturbance when he knocked
the ashes out OF his pipe on the lead OF
e powder leg. Bat when tho fragments
OF him were put into bag and carried
to his late residence, Mrs. G. merely re-.
marked: "Allus the luck; hang him up
on that peg over the door, where the
rats can't get at him."
/. The "India rubber hustle" is aeain
heard from. This time it was O Brook.
lyn young lady, who was thrown from
her carriage coming down the hill from
Prospect Park. She mado ninety.seyen
and half bonnces in all, and was finally
rescued by hook and ladder company
from the top of telegraph pole. where
she had stuck in attempting to complete
the ninety.eighth bounce.
The public interest excited by the ex.
preston Of lady's face when she sits
down on strange gentlemnn's hat in
church. says Blimber. is what plunges
many Christian female into O vortex of
inaudible profanity.
The following remedy is said to cure
the worst case OF dyspepsia: Wheat
bran, two table.spoons.ful, three times a
day, taken dry.
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HE OLDEST B1BLE.-The famous Ma
zarin Bible, so called because it was dis
covered in the library OF Cardinal Maza-
Tin, vas sold in London few days ago,
at public auction. It is said TO be the
first edition OF the Latin Bible, and the
first book printed with metal types by
Gutenberg and Faust. 1850 is tbs date
OF it's production. It is one of the fiuest
books and rarest in the world, and one
OF the finest as well as earliest specimens
OF printing. It was sold for the enor-
NOUS sum OF 93,400, (S17,00O.) MIR.
Ellis, bookseller in London, was the
purchaser.
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The New York Sun thinks that the
doings Of the Southern Claims Commits.
sion will bear investigation. A number
OF Georgia negroes are said to have put
IN claims for cabins, calling them re-
sidences, worth $1,000 piece, Not
withstanding the fact that under the laws
OF Georgia, before the war, negro
could not hold property, these claimants
are now asking Uncle Sam to reimburse
them ior their cabins, sets @! marble top
furniture, mules, cattle, &C., one County
alone presenting claims of this character
amounting to Sl,500,0OO.
a SMITTEN AND DssERTED C1rY.-The
editor OF the Atlanta Constitution passed
through Nashville last Friday. lie saws
that tho half is not known. The courts.
schools. banks and nearly every other
Place OF business are closed. Silence,
disease and death reign eupremc in the
once happy and prosperous city. Not
lees than $4,000 people have fed from it's
fatal precincts, and the rest are going as
iast as they can obtain transportation
DEATH OF MAJOR s. A. TowSEs.-The
above named gentleman died at the re-
sidence OF his daughter, Mrs. Harris, in
Edgeheld County. one day last week,
and his remains were carried to Green
vile.
The Edgeaeld Adrertissr announces the
death, on the 25sh, OF Mr.. Lovest Go.
million, who was wounded by Mr.. Ar
thur Glover, about ten days ago.
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NERVOUS DEDILITY,-A DEPRESSED IR.
RrrADLE STATE OF MIND; WEAK, NERVOUS,
EXHAUSTED FEELING; NO ENERGY OR AMI
NATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK MEMORY,
OFTEN WITH DEDIL1TATINa, INVOLUNTARY
DISCHARGES. The conse quence of ex-
cesses, mental overwork or indiscretions
This NERVOUS DEBILITY finds SOVEREIGN
cCRR in Humphreys HOMEOPATHIC SpH-
cIFIc, No. %. It tones up the system,
arrests discharges. dispels the mental
gloom and despondency, and rejuvepates
the entire system; it is perfectly harmless
and always efficient. Price SIS for pack.
aSe 9! age boxes and large So vial of
powder, which is important in old serious
cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL
DrugglsEs, or sent by mali Oh receipt Of
price. Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY, No.
562 Broadway, Ny. For sale by GE1GE1
u McGREGoR, Columbia, 8. G. Apl4 tGly
"MnLER House." AT 81, 80 AND IL
WEST 26rH ST., New York C1rY.-Ele.
CANT family and single rooms, by the day
or week, with or without board, in o first
class location, near Madison Square.
twenty minutes ride from Central Park
Prices low during the summer. Ad-
dress i. p. Miller, Al West 26.h street,
n. Y. June q 10
The depots for the Airline Railroaa
at Spartanburg and Charlotte are COM
pleted, and the one ut Greenvi!le will be
finished in about O month. The road is
in running order between Charlotte and
Greenvilie, and it is confidently predict
ed that the entire line between Charlotte
and Atlanta, will be completed by the
lst Of August.
Isaac Talbot, of Clinton, Ky., killed q
snake tho other day, which had two
well-developed heads. It's BODY forked
at the junction Of its necks, and it's
heads and neoks had every appearance OF
two snakes. Isaac did not know it until
he had wounded it, or he would have
made an effort to have secured it alive.
There arc said to be fifty or moro
Riohmonds" in the field who are a.pir.
ing to fiji the vacancy in the Legislature
from Charleston, occasioned by the re-
slgnation OF DR.. Eosemon.
AT the recent commencement of. Tri.
nifty College, North Carolina, the honor
ary degree OF Doctor of Divinity was
conferred upon Rev. VIM. II. Fleming,
OF the South Carolina Conference.
Mrs. Sarah MCMILLAN, one Of the old.
est residents OF Marion. died on the Goth
inst.
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a Mrs. Lyster, aged ninety-one, was
buried at Graysville, Ind, last week, in
her Wedding garments, which she wore
seventy-threo years ago. They wero Of
linen which she had spun and woven.
Scandinavian settlers in the North.
west nre about to erect monument to
Lief Ericsson, who, they say, discovered
America nearly five centuries before Co.
lumbus was heard Of.
An enthusiastic admiyor Of Dsrwin's
theory OF developments argues in favor
OF system OK instructions for apes, in
order to train those interesting creatures
Tor companionship with mankind.
When an Oshkosh editor runs away
with mans wife, the bereft husband
comes around and stops his paper.
Some mon withdraw their subscriptions
Tor the most trivial reasons.
The Popo has sent brief to Switzer-
land, authorizing tho Roman priests to
say mass in private houses, rs in times
of persecution.
When st. Louis editor wants de-
linquen.t to pay up, he says: Develop
your minerals"
Rock salt is used to compel exuberant
youth to respect old ago in Missouri. Il
is administered with shotgun.
What did the spider do when he came
out OF the ark? He took q fly and went
home.
There is 'snow hole" in Williams.
town, Mass, where snow can be seen Of
any season Of the year.
Alter the lst OF July. all packages
weighing over four pounds will be ex-
cluded from the mails.
Mrs. Margaret Dolby, an old and high.
" respected citizen o! Camden, died last
week
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Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH.
COLUMBIA, June &c, 1873,
A adjourned meeting Of the Board viii be
hold THIS friday AFTERNOON, at S
tendance is required. By order:
THOS. P. WALKER.
Juno ~ Clerk of Hoard
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Railroad Bonds

Railroad Bonds.
CHAR, COL. i AUGUSTA r. r. CO.,
TRHAsURIR's OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, s. O., June 81, 1873,
FINHE COUPONS on Bonds OF this Company.
i which become due on FIRST JULY next.
will be paid at the Office Of NJ. &. Jesup l.
Co., in New York; at Central Na:ionsl Bank
in this city; At the First National Bank OF
charlotte. N. G., er at the Office OF John r.
Cohen Sons. in Augusta, Ga.
June 27 G. BOUKEIGHT, Treasurer.
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THE GRAND FACIFIC HOTEL.

CHICAGO.
Tie Largest and Most Complete Hotel in The
World.
TNHE Lossees, twell known ae the Proprie
Il tors OF the SHERMAN HOUSE before its
destruction in tho memorable conflagration
OF October 9Th and 9th, 1919 take pleasure
terprise, which ls now open, under their per.
sonAl management, for the accommodat OF
guests. GAGE BROS, & RICE.
Lessees for Twenty Years.
Chicago. June l. 1873 June 27fs
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THE RIVER OF LIFE

tion OF this charming SABBATH SCHOOL
SONG BOOK to which more than tAirty Of
re rery best ,7riters and composers contribute.
It Will appear IN July. + md orders early.
specimen pages FREQ. Retail price IS ceuts.
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The Emerson Method,
For Raad Organs.

T ESSONS. Scales, Studies, Voluntaries. In.
~ terludes, Songs, Quartettes and large
collection Of choice Organ Mueic. By L. o.
EMEnsoN and ". 8. D. MATHEWS, gentlemen
thorough excellent method flied with
music which cannot fail to make the progress
OF the learner most agreeable, as it is cure to
be rapid. Price 81 so.