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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-01
PrattFa AstraI ON

Pratt'S Astral Oil.
Pratt's Astral OIL, wholesale and retail emporium
and headquarters at Fosters Drug Store, Front and
West streets, Wilmington, Delaware
large invoice Just received, in / gallon and
gallon cans, convenient for family use Sold by the
quart, gallon or barrel to suit purchasers
Grocers and dealers supplied at lowest wholesale
rates
1t Is the only safe and reliable burning fluid in
use, gives the most brilliant light, does not grease
the lamps and Will not explode. The gallon cans
are conveniently put up for family use,
kunkePs Bitter Wine of Iron.
DIR. Jaynes EXpectorant for Coughs and Colds
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
DR. Schenckis Pumonic Syrup,
Dr. Roses Cough Syrup,
DR. Schenek's Pills.
DIR. Roses Pills.
DR.. Jayne's Pills.
Dr. Ayers Pills, and all the leading patent medi-
cines in the market.
Also full and well selected stock Of fresh Drugs,
Medicines and Fancy Articles on hand
Country stoTe-keepers and grOcers supplied with
ParegOric LadAnum, &c.
Essences OF all kinds, Wholesale and retail at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets
Wilmington. Delaware.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-01

A pathetic and beautiful Instrumental piece.
IT IS DONE. E........................ Poznanski. o.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-01
Spfftal gntifes.
Or. TUFTS Osiebratess Expectorant
- 20 How Ht Acts '

Dr. TUFTS CeiebEates ExpeCtorant
How u Acts. 71
First It detsohes from the bronchial or wind tubes
the mucuB or matter which sometimes adheres to
them with the tenacify Of glue. Secondly. 1t nit
igatee the pain and removes the conBtricton of the
bronchial tubes and muscles of the chest Thirdly
II resists the progress OF nfammatiOn and asststs
the lungs to throw on the irritating matter which
accumulates.
~ attribute the recovery OF my child from q vio-
lent attack OF Group entirely to the use Of Dr. TUFTS
kxpectorant, JANE DRVoE, DeKalb Co., Ga
''No one who has been afilicted as have been for
several years, and have been relieved and eniOyed
the excellent health that do now could doubt for
q moment the wonderful control over Asthma that
Dr. TUFTS Expectorane possesses.
a-..JE...t ROBT BALDWIN,
Hl .t.a An eminent Minister in Alabama.
DR., TUFTS HAIR DYE colors besutlfut black.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-01

The above books and pieces sent, postpaid, on
receipt of retail price.
OLIVER DlTSON 4 CO., Boston.
CHAS. II. DlTb0N CO., New York
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Ratchetov's ttmIv Dve

DIR, TUFTS HAIR DYE oOlOra a beautiful black
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
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pr0TrTEn RrTr.nTNGa

sss bulldog, 0rooe % be ereeie for which plans h,y been nS'
s.s 80 = - -, - i- .- - =, s,--t - 80 - ~, e-,,
sOr s162 James sade and s BabcOck,
Dllne,t ads and side Of ThoHass feet west Of
Iassy i've ron and brct vareloue5 each ive stones 9IlL8
hlshsr6n Real kstate Association. owu-rs-
pr rear Nos i and M two 5Hek tHensH four stores 2E
t~oahs north side feet east Of Pourth-sve
go sosIre Frrac8 apaleut dwellings each ioaE stones 2ozJo
s Hoassu vest sie 50 feet v,t Of LeEs one brick store
Basisy S3s M lai s %, 51e. 81 ron store aui oees
Els' svstl,il Noa % AID rs two brovayue tsneaeuis
fgf s0res. l.K'i Ih0mas Gouy owner
Sints- uoe ue rs ist east Of Fhhsve brovnstons
1~.l. =. ,. - 80, ~. III % li' ~ ' s -,i. 49,
.asl sa'' 'l- one '''' '1' s. ''-l' --''-4 O'a'l'
,vs No a9 one bek store and ioueaea I've stories z51
os1s an ssay sgtlss vesssas 100 feet Of Third
as br0suOne asess dHeags each four lsES2 Z.
Pt aoh s q teet vet Roosevest brick stores and
i'1enss5, i've stones --r7T ID B-1cnscE, Owner.
E.srsl -Ou y e Ee.s o oOsevets swO OsE stores ana
ts1assEis. be s.1res. 25r6., %. Bll1srsios
az .sasaes, i've stones. lsr-0. D. Bu.asuaeE oFuer
I've 'sn'. l;s'. DANES hoiey. oEuss
CIs Sos % ad o. bI.ek EOrkshop, stOres I0li
El oss r.,nA.s No aos to 2lo two bro-ustOns
hga''ollst re. eesi Of seoonda buek stable
''l-s. e! e- ,-ree ''os.es ~, oh-s1a Bnel osaer
rs- ss. s-e, ii .-i.-' a VI = s,atS., 49, oAH0p An'
Egs; V,ssr.
'sslsni ieuI sta1es t5Ek1i las BroCn, owner
hss liutl Sot 81 1rck packing four
t.eyst s1Eyr l. FlHE
Sasi',t saltl feet Of TliTd ave. brick
fsszJ, 81 stores. 1t1.Oi d. kuGrert owner.
ASa6t H t one ouck store and tenement avs stories sao-
~ T. p y. .e-. r.
hrtiv Thirty --condst brick and
~ arnta bltug f9ur I.ix6l Anna D. J4ck
'', soud, corner tardt ~ brek stores and tsus-
-, st1l I've stories, L5ld1, Jas A. Prluc.
ls br<cih' 4lJ u1. and 5 tlres tentmert and
- I've ...nes -sI50; SLeassl N. Salnoa gsl-L
.Lt No g. aud brck bzL1in stones Ski;
- horit Amr1cA
sds., No. -z Orek store and aweingths stones 2sE
"a WrghI.
ssr s.s,5a.lst 10 95 brsf and tenement sve
".l-s. lsrD+ D. a. nafgge, owner.
Avenue A,
49, 80 stories, -aI53i Cllas. k-cku4a
We futunlt. north SHE l7s Ecyertkave,
lf iac.4ss lug story. 2g1zt. J. Mun-s,
~ fnsus e., three scues. ll7i Mrs. " Ax0n, oFser.
Aoes No. al bIc. and tenement four stories az
q 7. Ltva.f usurr.
hsets 0Ieast q Sautout bnck
- tIe stones = uEfai Pred Roiiwag0u owner
~ eTel-eru3t hue 8, 80 fl2 aud 4l4 brick
sFsfh
iHgrtbs. north f1e rs S1th-ave one brown.
r. me-, 1"s.iur tve st9res LI15 Robert H4ves orurr
Ia fofy seycuust Nos Js and 5i0 brck elg
~ .'t stones, -'1S5i CAap0el Doran, osBeHA
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
rNsAFF RrrInINGs

bngt reported uasae for eudug Nav rs 1g-3.
% - 5fcenrst unsafe generally steru1erger owners
% = fisflso't lts1e generally s. ". Hoffman. oEuer
20 - bailetst unsae chimnsss. George So0uoo owner
No l5 OhTsie = uasae if0ut 1ais A 4arts .gept
- o hasi b'oNNa nasais ehaRsls j. p Jors-moa oWas
Do ~ GfsldsLi unssis cs kaluh Nsrss o,n.y
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
GOnntrn Real gsiaie for Sale


TOR SALE-0ne of the finest Country HOMES
X the HBsob splendid views Of the casks.
house also cottage bune dcck snd Jp fuit teef
complete orer 10 "a unacumbereL Apply 10 c. BoT No
Tvo o., " NJ 7. WOOLLBf Room No. Lu d Paeat
Nos-York
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE, and owner will
n interest In eunpsny SPLENDID Pam
6l for cuvoB Michigan, the PaNPa~ River appoAs
gong West o. H. PIERSOH x Co,
AuetOneer, and Dealers 10 Beai Estaie, PinesL
E'ARAI for SALE.-The Farm formerly owned
Il bv DeA Lmnel Haver decreased sdated BEDDING RIDGE
Ct Episcopal Church. consisting Of nearly POO
south exposure Gr Wted And fenced with
very best goon teusnouss three bsru
carsce good Appeochsn, other n Plr
parcnAr apply F. A. SANFORD, Readag Ridge, r HAWLEY
Brm ngsam c.
EOR SALE-A Very Desirable RESIDENCE.
Il HIP stsmfori. Coma The parity
order 10 Asd
laundry aAeua sashgJs
CrrEge house tr with bedroom attached eoAchmau stalls
Chicken yard ad heHueIT. Lot 5 feet h 900
island
Abundance fruit srrs sire
garden. Apply r. H. RCKARD 10 EasssBt or At bis
residence, adjoining tbe properly
HOUSE and LOT FOR SALE.-In the VII
OF iDpnrsrs Fals eight miles Ponghkee1se
miles back Of New mhurE Hnfn River Railroad The
lot lO0I5n fruit and shade k
the desirable OF e village there also oois1ed
pat complete order; bAs gas through aoa, dnnb-sser Ge
heated by large blJOO0 organ.
with SenwAy grand flruurs AMI viii
b. soi house Il irnfe Further information
the owner. JOHN McklNLAY, on the prem sesi Or n
&. W. SWEET.
aud =
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
eouscs anb farms Wanteo.

WANTED. till OctOher-Small, plainly fur
w .nishrd RURAL HOUSE, for mste soaDs iai,n sd sso
servaDts cafon must healthy ant free from meos
or sea d preferred QUIET, 1nbans OGes ns terms
OF Accezs &C.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
anftion 5alr6 OF Rral gstats


AT AUCTION, May 81. at SalesroOms
IA Trinity Baidns. Broadway. u 0eioe By r. H. LUDLOW
4 Co.
PERRMPToRY sALB, WITHOUT RESERVE. OF MOUNT
FLORENCB.
he most nagrr.ni the Hudson, hy furnished and 10
plsie order iot immediate occupancy.
About sees all highly mrrovsdi large % rooa
halls seseosd biaH bowling alleys, all mod
itapnVemrHA
house. cottages earSge-houc eshOuSe,
hauses barns ard oatbungs; posd
sresma Al Teskskn 70 minutes by Iulson River Railroad
ar-s hreye Of ths property, iu puoh Of the
same n,y be- seen o the shiesTosm III Broadway
Por further uomAton apply 70 The tAs property LBWIs
II. sPRAR.
A ID. MELLICK. jr. & BRO, Aucioneers
"a aud de1l.rs NrsJeeT Real Estate Pinest. n T.. will
sthoa rssrgr ORANGE. - J., THURSDAY My p lyJ
p CHOICE BUILDING LOrs near Brick
Church Clinton Norsoo aud Hal
stsi. Maple and Rmvooa ia tie milst of dne improve
mrnt- Remarkably terms
OSLi % PER CRST CASH REQUIRED WITlH THREE YEARS.
ALSO.
Modern bu HOUSE snd GROUNDS sprngdslesy, opposite
CONDlr e House AIMS - rooms, aud
French oo; Gols lOK140 ad oa minutes wAk from
railTBaa station
Terms Of sale msds the day Of sale.
Plres attend the sae from Hewiork will take the 2)
train Of rsiay-st
For maps and particulars apply 10
a. D. MLLLIcK, j. FRO.
GPige-sL. NewYork
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

l9isl ~
BT ~ Gihan 90 jersey Ctr. PLOT of ground 5Cr55
Yort snd ysu YoTsEs, JeTsy Cty 70 Nj L. GleeR OF Y
CHtT Tor Sb,tl3
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
Gin Real estate for Sale.

DARG ANS on Fifth and Eighth -aves., 'front.'
ID Sixth and SevenihsveS. above the Pk on
DiN-1 D WIN II. RAYNOR
81 Pinest
DOR SALE-On East Twenty -first-st., Gram
ypak an HOUSE completely modern and husbed and
decof1.ea costly manner gentlemans private residence
H. MORGAN Pinest
TOR SALE-The trst-class 5-story SIORE,
.6A,56 No. lv3 Chambers St, neaI Church st. -, .
EOR SALE-SOme very fine HOUSES on 9TH
We and ueI 3gth. t tih, 45tb ioih 4Sh th
81 S} 5sh % 10 feet - N eet Nde
AZ Snta reasonable prices For fui psruca
sraiy to WN H. RAYNOA s. Pae-s-, \. Y.
EIFTH-AVE. and BROADWAY PROPERTY
For SALBby
v.K. STEVENSON, IT,. Il Pne-st 8
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

A MAGNIFICENT TRACT of LAND within
"A nl'. n lou- c,upuns upvuri OF 100
having mls Of road mont '1 R WITHIN bali
Jf SALE bSga and on rrtuS
suburban abroad elg ArElofE uaaes DE Hrn
I'D ssrtF Durc6as n COI d0uuaess rlo4s JM
emily d-po tle 1t dc property Apply 60 or " es
= 81 ~ ms, ice Of Pnrt WggB No. Fenyst L. -Iers
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
ADRIAN II. MULLER, p. r.. WILKINS & Co.,


81 the Oce Of the Aae
uoueefs, No Z PIue-st n. T.
Whesons. L. T. miles b road, II niles by railroad, from
Hunter Point The II The excellent Finishing and North
10 40 m nnes " Y 50to 80 70 James
tdonnle--cE erroats GsrdB Ciy snd SonhsmPsn thirty
nne trains laiVi irnm 800 H. " ], minutes p ~ mimen %
under eeh seat sesm brskes hers plat
-ieeln safety sSitches RUN IN The IN
TERSr ~ ITS PAsSENGEBo asays on ume delayed By
milestone actually accessible to business ana by peasnter
l. the sound
IA waterfront and -n be re-che
Hall than Fort Washington and the upper of
hew-York Cifr. As o Newsrk and Elizabeth
INCORPORATED 1879 aud rapidly The
isd out according 70 Sap adopted By 6s Tu''-e. snd
Sled Clerks s a. Jamaica Tie ste.ts Wlcb these
o offered Hcary al seweFe eafbei, sueed AM naead
ited
Hgh ronr r-ound With excellent water well drained sn healthy
Cd s fever and agI3" than New
lok lseif through the offered mile
cng emptrng nto The ksst RIVER -,
Methodist and Prehytefian
schools Factories savings Bank Herald
Whtrsonr 500 nhaant with IS DO within
radius three niles ani perfectly Convenient 70 Tie cY Tor calls
f-1ge included Is only l2 arh -,y AND
TIM RAILROAD AGkEBS TO GIVE COMMUrAflON BOOK
10 HUNTERS POINT FOk OAE EAR FkEE, 70 The Oupaq Of
s,ch house clsrg - ant built before May L
privilege bos Eoo TO eaea person slo buys at d
..la Wleone ag r s beautiful scenery.
tves boating sailing IL combines city pleasures With county
ms al excellent pon y Investment Over $50 90 of lots
SURROUNDING rHR PROPERTY OFFERED TO-DAY. sold
Novemb I'm mostly parties intending TO build
permsuel H0uses spungng sae lV
chesp-cheaprT 1n thG c Five houses viii DC 1uerc Ihr
Of sch viii good home Taxes very hg- Nlage taTs
et
This partition sBd parcel offered wu he oll
II
G-rsevs BALDWIN esq toanfeior'st4" bennett HuiNs -
TERNst 10 rer cent down June 90 balance mort
zage for discount from face " mortgage Tor cash
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
Brooklnn Rcal estate for Sale.

Brooklnn Rcal estate for Sale.
TOR SALE-In BROOKLYN, a twO-story
arl basement HOUSE, containing al the Improvements
within % minutes Of Pou Ferry price, sto1O about si5oO cash
INQUIRE az 90 Cern1nt-ave.
IIOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOrS Nos.
D ana 81 .smseBsL sOrVO y. snd "a Montague St.
0ri1 s1d No l2 Pnesppest 27n House No fs
wolghNyaL No l97 Wou.h1gL Houses Nos 49, 81 and
50 Nassaua GORDON L. fORD, " OafA-.,, bfooAyG
EOR SALT-On the Hights, only five minutes
south PerTy the threestor bghooo blsegent and
euon gOo immedaie DOssesson can b. seen fcm
d. ~ - D. Apply G. H. OLIVER No. PaTkpaee New ork
OI-STORY STORE and DWELLING,
sD3 No l02 P.lesrplrst near Puton.st Lot 27E60.
GORDON q. FORD. 81 Clsrk-st Brooklvn
0I.1. AND 2GS WESTINGHOUSE,
ZVb1b between ril.s-v snd Johnson.sts,
FOCRSTORY DOUBLE HOUSE
GORDON L. PORD.
N ClaTs-st, Brooklvu.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
LyAsst RxroEpHp.
A and Mtrcer-.t No 81 isf hOOf and basement

years. per 0s
- 4
Le"Fs'h o' ~ years per '.''''''''... ato
Ave 30 ne store years. yer...''"'' o
lOave cor 54ast, 35.5xi0 yeaf'.'.'''''' ~
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
Eotels.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, WashingtOn-st.
- cupyng square Worcester pnHgfest Boston. B.
?. ROGERS. ProDnttor
VERMONT SUMNER HOME, POutney, VT
NEWMAN, D. Prop Open from MAJ special rates
! o families and bo4rierS
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

MONDAY. MAY 10
Apply At cmee Of JFRR Johnson, Ja 30 q Pato~ n 7.
ON THE HUDSON nearly opposite the City
~ u Hudson mol,rz gothic brick HOUSE. D.
6n he'd ha Wool, lawn
walks Summet greenhonr house carrlgr
IS Of 10 coice grapVnrs
iOj apptrees 2TOJ bees valuable cot Of
small fruits with e'eying necessary Tor shipping the r market;
on he place. Plo- $500:
ments than price asked The property
Tue denye from the iu. will than
per cent jacob SHARK
y. IsQu
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

WESTERN FARM.-One of the best in Hi
square completely
equipped exchange 6r,tcas Stock u Merchandise
RULAND * WHITING BeekmansL
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

STAMFORD. Beautiful PROPERTY for Sale
- fine elevation. Souaa" great abundance
fruit; negh. .oood far mprove fw minutes ude from
depot price $1,000 desirable property also others for sale
l.tuu.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
PROPERTY FOR SAFE ID

GENEVA, NBNfOh-A beauufai place.
Land veil adapted for HnsrT gentlemsns COu8y
Buildings consist Of brick holss and suitable ouI1ungN FIELD
sy all Es-aued Fruit abundance sud
Of iue woodland This chance purchase DELI ghtl
hom 2 the lovehes village Of the state Apply
GERRIT u. SMITH, Geneva, New-Tort
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

VOZZENSs WEST POINT HOTEL
~ WILL OPEN SATURDAY. MAT 81 Two Cottages 20 Let
Hoe Special ofeTci parties engaging rooms
for ths season For particulars, address -
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

MAPS ARE READY
VI Of tho
SPLENDID PROPERTY

TUB MESSRS STEVENS
vhichvn be sold yJ O'Clock The premises ASrO
RIA l.. L.,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17
Nru-YoRx. Frday, Mny is

Nv Blceckef ol several buildings and ease o.
a. o ocafe he seuhefiy sde OF TwentThrs
IeuhVe has seven fears 20
- BonBs ren sLd colss e usual covenants Of removals
sodfo for S1n1st.
lspesde found ih rts - proposed hudngs for which
sls tho also list ef the premises
The Department o Bnings dEriHg lRs same
New-York tribune., 1873-05-17

North Dutch Ghnrch. " lillian an Puton sPeaeh
ing SABBATH MORNING at lo:so EVENING T:Dj MONDAY
P3RNISG Pa Meeting 7Js; FRIDAY EVENING. Payer Meet
Ing Church where the FuEonsL Day hoon Praef
a he
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-23
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. Fisher presented the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, That the Clerk be requested to
notify the Senate that the House has organ
lied under call of His Excellency the Gov
ernor, and is ready to proceed TO business.
Adopted.
Mr.. Gill introduced the following:
Resolved, That a committee of three
members be appointed on the part of the
House, to join such committee as may be APP
pointed on the part of the Senate, TO wait
on the Governor and inform him that
quorum of the two houses has assembled,
and that the Legislature is ready to receive
any communication he may be pleased TO
make. Adopted.
The Chair appointed on the committee
Mcssrs. Gill, Mcintosh, and Handy of Co
piah
Mr.. Sullivan introduced the following
cor current resolution:
Resolved by the House 1.-THE Senate con-
curring). That the Speaker of the House
and the Pr esident of the Senate adjourn
their respective houses sine die on Tuesday,
the 21st day of October, 1873, at II o'clock, NJ.
Mr.. Sessions moved to amend By subsIi-
tuting Wednesday for Tuesday.
Mr.. Hyer moved to table the resolution
and the amendment, and. on q division of
the question, the amendment was tabled by
a vote of 81 20 %.
And the resolution was tabled by vote
| of 81 to q.
Mr. Jrcobs introduced an Act to extend
/ the time for the collection of taxes in Adams
county.
Mr.. Sessions moved to refer the bill to a
special committee of five, with instruction
| to bring in general bill.
/ Ma. Barrett moved to amend Mr.. Sessions
motion by adding "and that the committee
be instructed TO report at 80 to-day >
| Carried. - - s
And the motion of Mr. Sessions prevailed
i The Chair appointed as committee. Messrs
Sessions, Jacobs, Boyd. Hall, Barrett.
Mr.. Jacobs introduced an Act to amend
the School Law of 1873, to enable the Sher
ifs of the several counties to receive tn,
outstanding teachers warrants in paymen
of taxes.
Mr.. Cessor offered the following resolu
tom: ---sra
Resolved, That the use of this Hall b
granted to Attorney General Morris to
night, at I SOP. n. Adopted.
Il Ar. Hger moyeds At : Z. ~ 70 adjourn.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-23
AFTERNOON SESSION.
MONDAY. Oct. 20. 1873.

MONDAY. OCG- ~ 1SG D.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
The House adopted the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved by the House (the Senate con-
curring}, That a committee of three on the
part of rhe House and - on the part OF
the Senate be appointed To wait On the Gov
ernoT. and inform him tnat quorum of
the two Houses has asst bltd, and that the
Legislature is ready to receive any commu
nicstion he may be pleased To axe
Mr. Stone moved that the blank be filled
with the number two. Carried.
Committee: Messrs. Morgan and Cassidy.
Mr.. Little gave notice that OH to- morrow
he will in, reduce "A bill to tie entitled ''afi
Act To extend the time for the collection OF
taxes for the year 1873
Mr.. Warner, at 81 o'clock, moved to take
a 4 cess tor one han of an hour. Carried.
The half hour having expired, the Sen
ate met, and the committee appointed To
wait upon His ExceIlency the Governor,
ana inform him of the organization OF the
Two houses, reported through their chair
man, Mr.. Morgan, that they had performed
the duty assigned them. and that the Gov
ernor would communicate with the Legis-
lature tomorrow.
. By Mr.. Williams: [ give notice / will at
an early day, introduce an Act to amend an
y CT entitled ian Act to amend the laws OF
the State in relation TO Public Education,"
approved April 18th, 1873.
On motion OF Mr.. Gleed. Senate adjourned
until tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-23

No disease which does not confine a man
to his bed SO completely units him for bus
mess as dyspepsia. When the stomach is
foul, the brain is always muddy and con-
fused, and as the cares and anxieties of life
are sufficient burden for the organ of
thought to bear, without being tormented
by the miseries of indigestion it is highly
desirable tor the brains sake, as well as for
the sake of every other portion of the sys-
tenn, that the disordered stomach should be
restored with the utmost dispatch to a
healthy, vigorous condition. This object
can always be accomp lished by course Of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the purest and
best of vegetable specifics, which evacuates
the morbid humors through the bowels,
rouses and tones the torpid stomach and
regulates the liver, imparts firmness to the
nerves and clears the sensorium of its mem
tai cobwebs. Persons subject to attacks of
indigestion, bilious headache, irregularity
of the bowels, sickness at the stomach, or
''the blues" should take the Bitters once or
twice day throughout the present season.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-23
From the Courier-J0urnal. Oct. Il.
Preparations for the Great Draw
ing ON I'D December.

The tags, numbered from to 10000, re-
presenting the tickets in the mammoth
scheme of the fourth concert of the Public
Library of Kentucky, were, under contract
delivered to Gov. Bramlette yesterday. This
is the warning note, which all woHld do
well TO heed. As these tags are drawn from
the big wheel on the 3 | OF December next
some ticket-holder will be made richer by
$250,000, somebody will feel jolly over
100000 and $4,000 added to his cash capt.
tai will make some happy man comfortable
for life. Even one of the minor gifts-$25.-
600, $50 0O0 $40 600, $4,000, etc.-would be a
very handsome return for an investment
of $50
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-23
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

ABSOLUTELY safe. Perfectly 6dorls...
Always uniform. Illuminating qualities .u-
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over 300, 900 families.
Millions Of gallons have been sold and na
accident--either directly Or indirectly
ever occurring from burning storing or
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The immense yearly loss 10 lifo ana proper
~, resulting from the use Of cheap aud dau-
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The Insurance Companies and Fire Come
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when lamps are used. Send for circular
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