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RELIGIOUS.
Offerings, Services, and Sermons at
the Leading Churches OF All
Denominations To-Day.

First Baptist Church.
Rev. q. A. Lotion, pastor, viii preach
at eleven o'clock this morning, and
at half-past seven o'clock tonight. Sab
bath-school at nine O'Clock this morn
ing.
Rev. P. r. Branham, pastor, willpreach
at eleven o'clock this morning, and at
seven O'Clock tonight. Sabbath-schoOl
at half-past nine O'Clock this morning.
Linden Street Christian Church.
David Walk will preach at the Linden
Street Christian Church, at half-past
ten this morning and half-past seven
this evening.
First Presbyterian Church.
Services at the First Presbyterian
church, corner of Poplar and Third
streets, this morning at eleven o'clock
and this evening at quarter-past seven
o'clock. Rev. F. II. Bowman, pastor.
First Congregational Church,
Union street, between Third and De-
Soto streets. Services this morning at
eleven o'clock, and tonight at
seven o'clock, by Rev. a. e. Baldwin,
pastor. Sabbath-sehool at half-past nine
O'Clock this morning. Seats free.
Central Methodist Church.
Services at eleven o'clock this morn
ing and seven o'clock this evening. Rev.
II. B. Surratt, pastor. Sunday school
at nine o'clock this morning.
Third Cumb'land Presbyterian Church,
Chelsea,
Services at eleven O'Clock this morning
and atseven o'clock this evening, ,byRev.
L. G. Taylor. Sabbath-schoOl at half
past nine this morning.
Calvary Episcopal Church,
Corner of Adams and Second streets.
Divine service at eleven this morning,
Rev. Geo. White, DID, rector, and at
half-past seven this evening.
Church OF the Good Shepherd.
Corner of Mill and Fourth streets,
Chelsea. Rev. p. w. Ruth. rector. Ser
vices at eleven O'Clock this morning and
halt-past seven O'Clock this evening.
st. Lazarus Episcopal Church.
Madison street, near Fourth. Rev.
DR.. }. t. Wheat, rector. Services at
eleven o'clock this morning and half
past seven this evening.
First Methodist Church.
Divine services at the First Methodist
Church, Second street, near Poplar, by
rev Il. =. Slater pastor, at eleven o CLOCK
this morning, and at a half-past seven
O'Clock this evening.
Catholic Churches.
ST. PATRICK's-Corne of DeSoto
and Linden streets. Mass at seven,
nine and half-past ten O'clock. Vespers
at three O'Clock in the afternoon.
ST.. PETER's-Corner Of Adams and
Third streets. Mass until half-past ten
o'clock, commencing at seven o'clock
in the morning. Vespers at half-past
seven o'clock.
ST. MARY's-Corner of Market and
Third streets. Mass every hour in the
morning. Vespers at half-past thee
o'clock.
ST. BRIDGET's-Corner of Third and
Overton streets. Mass at eight and ten
O'Clock. Vespers in the evening.
SpirituaIism.
Daniel w. Hull, Spiritualist, will lee
ture at Assembly Hall this morning and
evening. Subjects: For the morning
"VicarlOus Atonement;u for the eve
ning-"The Mission of Christ"
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THE jury in the case Of Sturgeon for
shooting the boy Murphy, yesterday
returned a verdict Of murder in the first
degree, and the chances are that he will
be hung, unless, as is very unlikely,
Executive clemency or motion for a
new trial supervene. While we do not
rejoice over the misfortunes Of any, we
cannot help hoping that this viii furnish
a much-needed example for all who
have not yet learned to restrain their
passions, and make those who have i'm
brued their hands in the blood of their
fellow-beings think Of their probable
fate
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MANY thanks to Senator Alcorn,
who has been greatly assisted in this
matter by Senator Stevenson, Of Ken
lucky, yesterday the Committee Of
Conferences report assigning four hum
dred thousand dollars to the construction
O{ the Memphis Customhouse and Post
Office became the law of the land. Would
It not be eminently proper for the
Chamber of Commerce to attest their
appreciation Of Senator Alcorn's exer-
tions in our behalf? Mr.. Vaughn did
al, but no. more than his duty; but SEN
ator Alcorn, who was the champion Of
the measure in the Senate, is not a rep
resentative Of Tennessee.
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SPAIN.
The Independence Of Cuba Discussed
in the New RePublie-Republi-
can Prisoners Released.

Madrid, February 15.-Reports that
AfTonsiniO Petlucindendo has appeared
in the southwestern portion Of Spain are
pronounced untrue.
Dispatches have been received here
from New York, stating that some Of
the journals Of that city publish articles
assuming that the establishment OF the
Republic will lead TO the Independence Of
Cuba. This view is emphatically declared
erroneous. Notwithstanding other very
important matters pressing upon the
Government, their attention has al
ready been given to the subject Of main
tanning the authority OF Spain in Cuba.
In the Assembly to-day bills were
read granting amnesty to the prisoners
charged with completely In the recent
republican demonstrations, and declar-
ing that justice shall hereafter be admin
istered in the name Of the people.
Echargary, Minister of Finance
has declared that the financial
obligations Of Spain shall be respected.
This declaration was greeted with cheers.
He said the Republican Government
was interested in maintaining the credit
of the nation, and respect for the right
would be her motto.
MOntemaTes has resigned as Minister
20 Italy. MissenaTi will probably sue
eeed him. The Representatives to Eng
land and Portugal remain at their posts.
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RA1LRoAp TARTFF TRouRLE.

CHICAGO, February l5.-The attempt
recently made by large number of resi-
dents of colony on the Illinois Cen
trail railroad to compel that road to carry
them at the rate of three cents per mile,
was initiated yesterday on the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railroad. A
party of men rendered the conductor
three cents mile, expecting it would be
refused, and that it being so, and there
being too many to be elected, they
would ride free, but the conductor took
the money and the men failed to make
the excitement they desired. The rail-
road officials have not yet decided what
course 10 pursue.
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The appraisers of Horace Greeley's
estate estimate that his personal proper
ty viii foot up about one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars. 1t is said that
Samuel Sinclair is indebted 10 the es-
tate at least eighty thousand dollars.
There are about one hundred thousand
dollars of bad debts and worthless secu-
rites. The appraisers say that Corne-
Commodore Vanderbilt has given five
thousand dollars to each of Mr. Gree
ey's daughters, saying they can have
such money as they need 1T any time.
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Press reporters were denied access to
Stokes in his cell Friday--his father
and brother being the only persons ad-
mitted,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

MASSA-The friends and acquaintances Of
JOHS MAsSA are respectfully invited TO at
tend has funeral, from S7S32 Shelby street, this
lSUNrAN) morning, at o clock.
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tee on Public Printing, made state
ment in support of the bill, showing the
amount that would be saved under it.
At the close OF his remarks, without ac-
ton on the bill, the House, at twenty
minutes past four o'clock, adjourned.
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NEW ADYERTISENENTS.
NnTTGE
MASKERS, ATTENTION :
MFRS. NJ. J. YANCEY s CO.'S,

VNHE celebrated Costumer, Mons. PHIL
i LIPE, OF New York city, viii be in Mem
phis previous to Mardi Gras, and open at
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Daniel w. Hull, Spiritualist, will lee
ture at Assembly Hall this morning and
evening. Subjects: For the morning
"VicarlOus Atonement;u for the eve
ning-'The Mission of Christ"
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FIRST baptist church.
Rev. q. A. Lotion, pastor, viii preach
at eleven o'clock this morning, and
at half-past seven o'clock tonight. Sab
bath-school at nine O'Clock this morn
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TO KANSAS AND CULORlDo,

During the summer season Of Ma. ,b,
Missouri Pacific railroad will .cli rycur.ion
ticket, from 81 LOui. 10 Denver and ,,i,,,,'
~ very low rates OF ftro. and a rare omar
tunity i thereby offered, Tor lover, Of nainre
10 view the bea'iiie- Of Colorado AMI cnioy
the delightful scenery and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
climate Of The park ~ the Rocky Noun.
tain.
kansa,. viii IL broad and fertile pl,in.
j, dirccily on the route. and together vii
'I TIE othCr western state. and Tcrritorie.
j, reached by the Missouri. p1liGr r,iir'.7i
and it, connexions.
The Texas couuc,iion az ,ht.
~. now completed. and
pas -cnser- arc offered % ir,t clq.. aV.r,iI
f3ute rom 1t. Lou, 10 Texas. eithor over
nc Missouri. kai.a. 4 I,.a. E..yia -.
uaIIl' o. over The Atlantic q Pacific X. r..
VIA ihiin. For maps, time tables. infnrma.
l'n A. '" r't,.. route, Sc. We refer our
I'ai.i- 10 :. ~. Thompson. Eastern Pa..en.
X agent columbus. ohio or l.. \. Ford.
General Passenger Agent, Il. Loui-. Nilsson.
iuI|R answered
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NEWtICE CREAM SALOON.

George the barber la. opened Al ice
cream saloon IN the room next door g.
hi. barber shop. The apartments arc
we'll and nicely furnished, and the quality
Of the ice cream prepared by George is
e2csllinL There are ALEC private apart.
ment- fitted up expressly tor iaIles and
gentlemen, whore they vii. be entirely
removed from the in,cr.ion 4 those they
may desire 70 avoid George s-ks fair
share Of the patronage Of ice cream "a.
looms, promising 70 tres, them courteously
ard give them tho best 90 tic market,
q ~ I'm
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10 TIE WET.

For '1io.-7 ticket good LOT 100 mile.
travel issued "to bearer and GOOD either
way for one or more person., over the At.
laniic and Pacific railroad ilcn.th 327 miles
from Franklin, Mo-, through Rolla, Lebanon,
Springfield, Pierce city, Neo.ho and senaca,
No. 10 Ninita. Indian TERRITORY. anc good
over the Missouri Pacific rail oai length 80
milcs from It Louis through Franklin, JET.
ferson City. Upton, ~Cd1la, Pleasant mn.
Kansas city, Wyandotte and Lelycnwor,h
to Aichison. kan-as. and over the branchc.
Ut those TWO roads. from Upton 10 Boone.
Vile, No. - milcs. from -cdali, 10 Leying.
ton. Mo. ~ miles, and from Pleasant hin 10
Lawrence, Kansas, ~ mile. For further
particular. enquire 20 Mi. Office.
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100000 FOR ONLY so.

Enough OF the 10000 ticket, issued f,-
NE Third Grand Gin concert, in a,d of the
Pnblic library Of Kentucky, having been
soln 70 insure iUil drawing, aud the wish
having been universally expressed thar the
I",pp cash gifts offered should be drawn in
iull and paid In nll without any aliny
upWn, as heretofore: the management. Win
thc concurrence Of the trustees. have deter.
mined TO allow ninety days M re for the .ale
w lh' remnant OF tickets left on hand. The
concert aud distri button advertised for Ami
r. T. therefore postponed ip TUESDAY, JuIy
e, 800 on which day and no o her. they viii
posiilvely and uneVuitocally take place In
Iublic Library hail, I.ouisl HE. keniucky,
Al THIS grand concert the following cash
elit VIII be distributed by lot and paid In
iull to the tickct.holdor- who draw them:
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EMIGRATION TURNING
LHkAP EARNS IN S0rTH. WEST No.

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Companv
oilers l2I.Dp acre. Of land in Central and
southwest Missouri. At from 81 10 Sl2 per
acre. on .cNcn years time. with iIeo trGn..
rortaiion from II. Ions to all purchasers.
Innate, -oil, timber mineral wealth. schools
'hurche- ana law abiding society invite
smigrant- from oil points 10 TIM, land firt,ii.
.nd HOVER. For particulars addrc-, A.
tuck, Land Commissioner. -. Louis. No.
l-2g. Il. cody
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NOTICE i. hereby given that | wi, pay
10 bills for goods sold to any of the en-
oloycs Of THE CAIRO BuLLETiS, other
Or Themselves or tor the use # the Office
lnle.e the same are furnished On An order
icned by Nj Burnett or myself
l2-2O-ly Jous H. OHRRLY.
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It's he great household remedy, pleasant to
d. yet i'otsn, for Ia. prevention AMI cur. Of
.seases. II Is better than Bitter-, Cordial,
u'hu or sarsapurills. Sold by Druggists
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TIL T. BULLETIN
Re"dinA matter on ever, mn.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
fof COLORADO UNTIL July =

those contemplating a change Of nome
ana business location, or wishing a GOOD
Investment, should call on Bristol 4 Still.
well and learn the particular. regarding
the Southwestern colony Of Colorado.
This colony i. On Platte river within 80
hiics"i Denver, and ~ miles 81 Greeley,
and will sooa be upon the railroad lines.
You may hsyoa lot in Green CITY for
20 II purchased before July ., which
you member Of the south
western colony. and entities you to special
rates Of railroad transportation. Tho fare
i Very low under special contrac, " ,hi,
colony Route by way Of :, Lpls
omaha, Cheyenne and Greeley.
'.27.G' J. &. GEEEv, Special Agent.
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Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition. New
snZrAving., Two-hundred and sixty Pages.
rice 80 c'pts. Address DR. BrrT.' Di~Iy-
us'. IL North Eighth Street. -. Louis, No.
AdvsrsiIsmsnt
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pRoCEASTINATtoN 1sTHgrnIgF
of TIME

At hi. season Of the year. when life
may be cut oil IN few hours by an AZ.
tack of Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Diar.
rhma, Di,entery, Cholera lnfantum. ar
some kindred disease, none should fail a.
have At all times supply Of DR.. McCsbe.
renowned medicatcd Blackberry brandy
on hand. A more certain cure and M ~
same time pleasant remedy, can no, he
found in the whole range cf na,c-i.
medics. The millions who have used Il
testify 20 this. G.2i.2w.
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DR.. Henry. Roo, and Plan, pu,..

Mid yet thorough-no nausea or griping-.n-
rely vese;able--great liver remedy. Pric. 2;
"n's sold Wy Druggists
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Mrs. whis~o mb's Syrup.

The treat soothing remedy. Price on'y 2,
''nis 1Sses rest 20 the mother 81 health 70
he child soldby Druggists.
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A CLOUD OF WITNESSES bear unequiv.
ocal testimony to the transcendant medl-
cal virtues OF DR.. McCabcs Renowned
Medicat,d Black berry Brandy. From
hundreds OF thousands Of tbs afflicted VII,
nave used it, not one dissenting voice hat
ever been heard. 1t never has Jailed cur
ing cholera morbus, diarrhes, dyscutery
cholera infuntum aud lux. G.2J-2w.
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In spite of your teeth,
Both above aud beneath,
Being lightly enamel d and thin,
They will never break down,
Nor turn yellow nor brown,
1.-THE sOZODONTS daily brushed Il
1-2-lUlSy
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THROAT AVID LuNGs,-At this seasLi
Of the year, when Coughs and Colds ar
Troublesome, every family should have
'aie and certain remedy at hand. d.
Ransons Hive syrup and Tolu, or Hone
syrup, is the very thing, 1t is not onl
pleasant for children TO take, bu, is Gel
ain cure for Group, WhoopIng Cough
Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, and all afie,
uons Of the Throat and Lungs. Sold J.,
all Druggists. Price IS cents per bott.e.
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! HhII IlCkcts, -
Ilnknia ~ II

iNhcNs, u %.
our lotteries are chartered BY tho STATE .,e
AteJs dtsWn ~ the time named, and all draw.
lnss are under the supervision OF sworn com.
mi-sionerH.
The Official drs-ing will lie published IN tho
st. Lou. papers snd \ copy ~ Ifa,.ty 4,ut 20
purchasers n tickets.
W"vill draw asiniiler scheme tho last rav Of
every month during the year ~.
Heinltat our rex by po-toihco money order,
Hrtered letter, DRAFT, or express send 'ot or.
GUAR. Address, MURRAY, MILLER sCO
~. bot Eio II. Lou =. 80.
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THE REMEDY. To escape the worth.
less nominations offered under the title
Of Flavoring Extracts and Baking Pow
ders, and force them out of tho market.
rests wholly with the col sumers, they ar.
the ones that have to suffer. Purchase
only those articles you know BY exper-
ienco to he pure. Look upon cheap good,
us an evidence OF their adulterstion and
worthlessness, upon those that dealers
complain of a. being too high to keen for
sale IA an argument in their favor. for
good, pure goods cannot he sold as cbesn
o. worthless ones, and afford a less prod,
TO the manufacturer aud dealer, Dr.
Prices Special Favorings and Cream
Baking Powder arc acknowledged bv
chemists to be tho purest, aud the oply
scientifically prepared articles Of their
kind IN the market, and are now used In q
million homes and daily Increasing IN
popular favor, Law
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Mr.. GEo. STEISHoUsE, barter and hair
ircs.er, corner of Eighth street snd Com.
nercisl avenue, d esire. 10 call the attention
the boarded community to hi- neatly rr-
ranged saloon, and the fact that he il mA.-
er of hi. profession in all IT, branches
lie hs. bearded many lion in III. den, and
tsll for more. r.
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED =
CHALLENGES THE WORLD.
DIR. HER M A ME-
CELERH ATED
SIPHlLlTlC ERADlCATOR.

This preparation i, Acknowledged 10 De
superior Ia all known medicine ~ q SIRE
aud certain cure for syphilis IN all NJ forms,
no matter how dcpiortble The condition OF
the patient. II j. cntire y vegetable, II can
he taken In all condition, OF the system, amt
with safety. also, in connection with other
medicine. il the patient desires. The re-
cipe, from which thi- preparation was made,
was Ohtalucd fIOm AN old ply stefan I'm south
America. in ls.2, by Dr. sherman, -, who
has used II with unparalleled success in the
treatment oi syphilis, not only cN' ilug the
admiration and a.toni,hmeul of leading citI-
2cns, but of the medical faculty, and has
saved the lives OF many afflicted when given
up ~ past hope by -kilIful and eminent ply
,ican-.
one bottle win satisfy the greatest >hcptic
A. 10 it, superiority over all Other prcpart-
tions now in use.
Price. a. per bottle. sent 10 any part Of
the nitcd state, 10y express. Prepared and
sold only by
DR.. SHERMAN,
The Great specialist,
No. Chri,N Az, 1T. lou,. Me-.
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The money to pay all these gilt. in fun il
now upon deposit IN the Farmer and
Drovers' bank Of Louisville. and at aside
Tor that purpose. and can ouly be used Tor
that purpose, a. viii be seen by the follow.
ing certificate of the cashier.
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OFFICE FARMERS AND DRovFRs' B,NK.
LOUISVILLE, Ky April :. ls,3.
ms l. 10 certify tnat there j. IN the Fare
mer-' aud Droyers' bank TO the credit Of INT
lhiTd Grand Gin Concert. Tor the benefit o.
the Public Library Of Kentucky. five hun.
dred thousand dollars, which has been set
apart by the managers 10 pay the gins in nill.
aud viii be held by the bank and paid out
Tor tins purpose, aud thi- purpose only.
X. :. WEIGH Cashier.
The party, therefore. who hold. the ticket
drawing the capital gif, will get siUO.OD in
er-enbscks. M 4 20 Of the $1,000 gilt the
sE,vyp, the sl0,1vO, the $1,000 the si. 600
and all the other giit-, 1900 ia mum Der
amounting 10 s'sD.VO.
The remnant OF unsold tickets Hll be fiir
ni-hcd 10 those who fret apply .ordcr. A.
cOmpanied by the money AWAY. having pre-
ference over agents at thc following prco.
Whole tickets, slU; halves, g: and
quarter, - ~; II whole tickets for slnI.
~ for e,p, ll3 for tl.0 o, and h-j for -. ~.
NO discount on lc-- than 600 worth Of tick.
et- at time.
The cone, n and di-,ribl ion Of gin- will
begin at o'clock on Tuesday mOruinr. july
:, In Public Library hall. and the foilpwiu.
VIII be the order of proceedings: 1T music
by orchestral band. "a pilrln, Of tag, one
Tor each ticket -oidj in large wheel. 81 plIc.
ing OF gltt ~ small wheel. 4th music hy or.
,he.tral band. ith explanatory remarks by
president. 9TH drawing ot iir,t halt Of
aiAA-s an IbI-l1 ~ orchestral tAflV. Nin
drawing u lat half of gift. 9th placing
OF large wheel with tags IA hands ~ COM
niitee appOIntcib! audience. lJih grand
orchestral concert.
Ihe music on thi- grand occasion viii be
the best that can be procured, and the zen
ucrnen who count ana place The tags and
sift- in the wheels aud -upcrinienl the /,
drawing and keep the record Of the drawn !
numbers VIII be chosen from the best
known and most trustworthy citizens Of the .
state. All VIII De 30 conducted a. 10 be q .
perfect guaranty against complaint from any
pst source.
The payment of gifts viii begin on Ssinr.
DAY. july u, AZ . O'Clock a.m. Ticket. T
drawing gifts must hc presented Al room
40 I Public Libary building whore c1.h I
checks upon the flrmcrs' and Dfoycr.' .
yluk OF louisville, or -ight jr1it, upon the .
70 rth National bank Of New York. Of the .
option OF the holder, viii nc given Tor the 1
tickets Al gins not called for in -iN .
months from the drawing will be turned .
over TO the Public Library fnnd.
FOR iIll particulars send for circulars.
IiOS. T.. BRAMLETTE.
Ageh, Public Library OF ny,
Louisville, ny.
i.l7eod&w2!m
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION
EkI;I;|l ys|3 I1S{32'

A Private Counselor 70 the Married
or those about to Marry, on the Physiological mys-
tsr's and revelations Of the sexual Iystem, with the
latest discoveries in producing aud preventing On
spmhg' preserving the complexion, &C.,
hty pages with numerous engravings, aud contain
,sluADle Information for those who are msrriedo o.
contemplate marriage; still It 10 hook that ought
about the house
seat 70 sn{ one lires pcs,aSsl Tor Fny Cents Adar,.
" oa'o p"PeaAy NO !? u Elguth Street. .. Less, Ne
.NeTleS 81 yg2 AFFLICTED AND uN!oagvNA:I,
pssossty W the nvtorous QuAs Ca sdvsrtlss .
sssa. 49, q s,iS. R.Ssass Di baMs
~ SAAt your 6lseass 70 how dsporabh yeur
Pc SgI,s yep y oossaitsS Ssrssnay o. By sl,
&IRn Sss nn,Sast:t y n. .ssls Once ssr
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t. avoid an attack Of the cholera GO to
Pat. Fitzgeralds -ample-room, coruor OF
Fourteenth street and commercial avenue,
and drink his lIennes-y brandy. |, is the
only sure preventive. and should be used
by everybody. G.27.u
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100000
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
LOCALIZED ny STATE AUTHORITY AMI
DRAWN IN PUBLrC IN ST.. Louis.
Grand Single Number Scheme.
10000 NUMBERS.
o. ,ss e. IN No ny.,x LII. OF &C.,

ClAss & TO BR DRAWN July 81. 1873
6.ss0 PrIzos. 4 mnmnting % 5000 600
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-06

+. VI. Ward i, new prepared to deliver the
best of sawed and split hirhory wood to any
part of the city. Also all KIN lsuf wood and
coal alwa. on hand. Leave orders at hi,
Office, corn r Seventeenth street and Com.
mcrcial avenue. 3-2jti