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New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
Uiploeno Notlces.

OryIcE FRiE RAILWAY CoNPAST, NEw yoRE Feb II, l871
Directors Of this Company
- have declared DIVIDEND from the earnings Of ne Road of w.
months ending 5lst December uImoof TIL RIB AND OskL
PREFERRED STOCK, and ss0 DIVIDEND ~
ONB AND 1IIREEOUARTBRS PER CESf The COMMON
STOCK twelve months ending Dec
botH payable the h dag Of March next at The Once
MessIs Duncan Shearaan Co.. No ii Nassau st. 10 the registered
hOliers OF stock closing Of the books.
The Transfer Books fr both Preferred and Common Soek VII e
the lot dav Of March ntii
closed until the morning Of the 10th Of NIh By oreI OF
the Bosri. H. ~ OiIS Secfrtafl.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
AZ ERN RAILROAD,

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Naer Gap, SoufSbuy Scranton
DIghamoD Syracuse ami Ogego WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
Dpo In New ok foot Of BaIcyst and foot OF ChrsioDhor
80 BROAD GAUGE BXPRESS TRAIN BoontoB Branch,
runs dreg tAuh from EsYork t. Salton. Bngham0n Iom,r
tn1 and SVranse without change Dover with
r. r.. L.
and D. 4. r. for Kingston WlSesharre. P.ttston. &C.
Els EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN, connecting DsnyllS with Booo-
ton Branch At Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo with Sasr X X
or Ano' and Newton at asnon with the D. H. and W. H.
Tor ater Gap SrOubg Soranton Great Bend Bnghsnon anil
Sacnse AMI at Phnpbug with Leh SusquhannA and Lehgh
Valley X. r. for all points roads.
2O IHILLPSBURG EXPRESS stODs at Newark, Madison,
Norstovn. and n.erme ston At waterloo WIN sser
Railroad Phpsbary Nth Bl Del r. L. Tor Beiie and Lhgh
and 5dsques H. r. and lehigh VALLEY Tor Beehen Allen
$50 m. BROAD GAUGE BXPEbSS TRAIN via Paterson and
Boonto directly through and Bnghnon without
change 81 stopping At pun stations Connecting at Dover with
Chester II. r., end a Waterloo with Snsser r. II.
$50 EASTON EXPRESS al Dover With Chester IT,
~ Waterloo with r. r. ald rhlpburg with Lergh ana Sus
gaebanna X T., and LEh Valley u. H. for Bethlehem Aelto"n
Reading. Harr.syuTg. and tie West
$40 N HAthE ISrONS EXPRESS COM eet' wv 'hes'c' n'
and with Sutr X r. for Anioy-r Newton. aud Franklin
5:l1 D ". DOVER EXPRESS. -. -. 40 ,eo
For MOsRsTOWN at 7:ls 9;io, lOo Hoo 9oo 1.o $50
For SUWhiT At 7i; T3 9lO lGlO and II 90 21o. $780,
asa. Jll 90 t.j0 a1d ~ D. m ,.-r 81. "a "a an ,,,,
For ORANGE aal SOUTH ORANGE 10 ~" 9:ln. 9tO ldilo
and 1900 m ElO 20 359 100 i1J 5O 800 o''o O'y io'0V
For NEWARK at 7:5 7o 10. ESQ 9lO 9iO 'lolo 1880
.n1 A m and l2IO m lilo. roo 'kjO. d0 $40, $50, .
$50 lj 'G2O tSo $500 3d. OOO Ani 2OO
Ia Trans marked at B1st Newark. .>., 49,, . 10
Leave Eew-Yors for BLOOMFIELD aud MOfTCbAih al 1i'
s5J 1870 and 100 $40: 40 2;.o w. sn1 ~ p M
y
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27

TNHE COUPONS due on March 1 upon the
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF the Cincinnati Lafayette and
Chcsro Isoal Comqsng viii be paid gold sd after that date
mon presentation al The s. KkhNEDf Co.. I'll Cedar 81,
ADAMS EARL,
pre-ife
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27

M0YTCIAIR IA AlLHOAD tONPtAll
no. IS NAss,U-sT., hgw-loRK CITY
rTHE COUPONS and registered interest on
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OP THE MOSTCLAlR RAIL
ROAD COMPANY due will be pad the Office Of
LEONARD SHELDON FOSTER No. 10 wal-st on and after
.bstdste d. L. CULVER
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
Gleamboate ano RaiIroaos.


EOR NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, Re
Steamers ltsVs fect slip for Newsveu st5D Trans North
ana Bss At II m.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NE JERSEY
~ Passenger Freight Nev-York
ts Deia~afe LaeksvanRa and Wesern Railroad Phphug %
me Lehgh and Susguehsnna and the Lehigb
'aJ Railroad AMI Connections forming line
sna Ne Ws without change Of also To Central PENNSYLVANIA sn
| ALLENTOWN LINZ To TIE WEST
wIS1BR ARRANGEMENT
CommeningDee 10, lSIl-l.e.ve Nsw.Yogr ss follows.
"a m-NN rran lor sSomerVIlo
m-lor Flemigton. Bason. Bethlehem Bath Clunk
Nbarre Ptton Mban0y City, Mt Carmel Hte0n Tunkhaa
nns Tow,uda WaFcrey. kc. throB
VIZ &C Connects st Junction with Del. Laek. West L.
m-MoRNlNo BGFRK. daily (ercept Sun1sys, for Eaton
heh1sn Harrisburg and the West SomerYihe Tor
feng9ni Al taon ior Msa Chunk Wiesbare scrlBtou To
wanda Wayerley.
p3a- m-WaV Train for SoDeyvLle.
y m--WsY Train for Saaoryle.
80 m,Por Femncton Eaton Bath. Allentown Chunk
ahAnuy CITY, HazetOn Nkesbarrc Sraaton Re1ng
Lancaster. Rphrats Po,isvie lIarisbur- &c.
2Jl p. m.-Por Etston. bethlehem nd Allentown.
@lb y. m-For Plaihasld.
$50 Eaou Allentown. AMI Mach Chunk G,p,es At
Jun ton with Del, Laef. and W est H. II
$50 m-For Someryills and Pennington.
50 ?. m.-pOr Siner,ile.
.;l3 p m.-Por Paufelt
so m-RvENya BxPRRss daily Easion Behlecr Allen.
toEn, Reidnr Harrisburg Pttsbnrh Chicago snl Clunnnah
$500 and 6:f5 p. m.-Pof SomerViie.
80 p m. Emgrsntl-Por Eision.
800 and II p. - PlaiutdL
FSr Eraieh 6:f0 SOD 75, 500 8t 500 9f3o IOIj.
1900 II :f5 1900 1:51 01 2:0o 290 800 Jl
4 as 80 ass 500 55 53) si5 6Oo 6aO 6;D. 7il5, 7!Jo.
$40 900 lE00, ll:0o. 1900 N.
Tickets The West can the ooe Of hs Central
ROAD Of LbcT New YORK. and at the primo
hotels and ticket Offices IN NeT;iSIs ,; gt,; s.,.,.,v
H. p BALDWIN General Passenger AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON & WESTERN
Railway Extension
FIRST MORTGAGE
7PER CENT I GOLDBONDS

CAPITALISTS snd on Investors invited examine the merits Of The
b pds issued By the INDIANAPOLIS BLOOMINGTON AND WEST
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY and secured by First Mortgage on us
Extension Line miles On this work. 100 miles from
Chaupaiap 10 Havana the Illinois River, completed'
and trains will over that section IN the secoho
week Of January The remaining distance OF SS miles TO heokuk
on The Mississippi with the branch Of p miles to Decatur DO" ueS
and track partly will be finished In ample time ior
the business of 1873 The character Of SOIL Increasing podue
belt tributary TO hs PaTi oil be h ASSURE
for yerv large remunerstve business
The road po Pekn 2 miles has been In operation
little more years aud hss established success Its earn
iugs have steadily increased giving In 1872 an in-
crease Of 1895, 900 1871. Net receipts from
this on RI of the line alone more than suncien 10
,esnond punctualy interest nll Bonds MADE ana "
sued by the Company rarely that this can be o any ~
road during NEGOTIATION OF its securteA
The % ,e Of 40 miles has the support populOus sIeedngy
eb ard productive agricultural region passes through ana con-
meets important and cities, and crosses immense o
no, Of GOOD coal all which insure local business oil great
aenude Western and North'WeSern connections suo
ssy under control With prominent n'srseetng roads Will
furnish ee through trac The managers sppreeIe the necessity OF
opusua, large equipment providing for as rapidly possible
IT, h ,a elevator secomm construction expressly
f this road a. Indianapolis will greatly increase its ehues ana
enable IL 10 take large offered business which IL mas
been Obliged TO decline.
p ,.utop is ASKED to The strength Of these Bonds
which are liability entire Corporation owning ne Of '''
ue, and are also completely secured s su and only mos
,s,,o. Ofthe sho.s uue 3Os miles completed sne
&c M gr1ded -.
with III. esuy that rates Of interest will In 'hor
tim. b. largely reduced bods Of SOS will tnd sda0hEoa "
s =. present high prces r,pve these BOnd' which We
eonmebd s possessing ample security for all Investors
men, they esppo, fail to prove largely femuaerinTe
Tn. Bonds are gold 900 s'eh conNefioe o
stock at ibs option Of the holder and nay o'
ont hsry Price, 30 aud seerusd interest currency OosPH'
Jsnutry and JalY I. free 0ftar
An ueeotble securities received 10 eIehspgeh AZ bst nH'A
pau n.,ieul,r, furnished sppleston
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27

CIRCULAR No. The PHILADELPHIA
" AND READING COAL AND IRON 20.
FRANKLIN o. GowKs DAVID PALMER
FOurth bdcpA. a. South FOURTH st. Padsphi.
EDWARD 9yIsGAKD.
No 0Pnest, Eev.YOtt.
The Ppha and Reading Coal and Iron Company desire ,o Gail
the attention RETAILERS nANUFACTuRBRS CONSUMERS
PINE FosssT '''''' '''-'''' fSFssoS FRI s Ses
kESSY5sR fns1tSr MAsSsh. s.pp,so
PIEE KNOT, EasT FRAsSIIa
Gi1sS1o,ts GGiL1ssspowSs BhSfs
PSiE;kSSTos, Si;.Sr S%l Ris1 gRIXcHiwsoo1p.
EnSSM PARK. No.. SSSTos Run
MERRIAM BucsSIsiF sTeSiYGi s@'
INDIAN RIDGE CRDAR hLL,
MINE HILL GAP. NORTH FRANKLIN, No. l.
KSiCkBRsoCKER w. .
T. ad: 70 o. ih 1 e5oagf % S q the he sSG. hsy viii 81: factor a,
eoee that either shipped fm Port Richmond os,9uei
TUNNEL RIDGs BIG MINE RUN
LAwRRNCK. GLBN rwoRrn.
GIRNbviiLB. BIC MGtNTSB.
M1NGIiESTER. BR1R Gus.
ALASKA SURNANDOAU
BUCK RiDGR. PLANK RDUs
81. ScGoLAs. GishGD. S"D.
TGsKEy RUN, SsfSSSSdk
VIII 4ASTF AE csE SE II Ff and 3 4 OF Of coal
s.s.s, Of coal Prooosd The sesrs wa be ts
l. Hard White Ash Coal.
Z, afa;isaAin Alaska Red fSs SsG Hss coai. SoHi'
8: s$$anSsiia s$a%Siia Nea %as 4.s &'9 5oaf. SHa''
2. North Franklin Coal.
3. Loroerry Goal, d.,
s = P oP M Ps IS e @ b 5 5;s De Ss @ SS Most & ISo 9p
por all be enforced In every distinct OF the
s s be 1PPsp%;a % s PS1s Il PFGI s 3 G m s
the several eoeres daily that proper force all
SS 5 he t'%Ssf Ssd s,s Ss :: s f a
% a sS es ss1i T SS @ '9 AT @ p6f
kdED 70 TR RE PERSONAL ExAMsAoS OF sEIIh6
INSPECTOR BEFORE II Is SHIPPED. and condemned by him
Gi%pSs * aSB
Poaace l. In eons business merchants oalSons
Ssr o. the coal to :. pped from Pori ehmod tie com
P9g fully sys e great Importance Of esTs PREPARATION and
RRPUTATIoN sRCoXD 10 NONE IN IHE CoUsTRI.
4RoxY III or ToSE RRGos ro TIpS %AfRR At PL
PssasPsi. Rsas Rsicsd COMPANY Of The FLEET on
certain thss THE rnlLApELrnlA AND READING coal AND
Ti0S or ImE COAL CONSUMED UPoS The ATLANTIC COAST
IL dO1 to these geCgI'pba and local me @ nA 9,
TIN KNOWN yARiBTiES OF 1STHEiCiTE COAL, ron tho
regions: 50 naeS n duSd doSs purposes gives s
on claim upon the favorable consideration Of the cosLParehang
The snthr,e this country viii hereafter he controlled
the coal tse and e uHoUs suspensions Of nng and 5guaons t
@ @Soncs S r FEELING OF coSFpsSds oS ThR FAkf OF TR
cap supply Of coal whenever eo1yee9t
without apprehension that the value OF e stock
be action OF The Company.
On each throughout the cusrs
will be Issued General Om Of The Company Pha1phs,
establishing pnes The succeeding mouth and orders msy be sent
either Treasurer Of the Company Philadelphia to tie Gen
NeglOrk Propositions made 10 tie Com
paw at Ap l51 the purchase
stated quantity De- equal monthly
prices throughout the and any uch proposition
accepted Company before the ii
have the privilege declining 70 take toe proportion
declnst0l shall him the rht
any succeeding month increased quantity a. lieu o. that
D. declined
FRANKLIN Id. GOWEN, President.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
DHILADELPHTA and ERIE RAILROAD =

DHIIADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
L oSIy DIRFCT RoUTR, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS, TO
TIH on REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Irais'
r1I esy, Desbroas and Cortlandtst Fernes; -. -, ~,
$50 IN EIprtss daily except sunday with ranGaa fs &
Erw.Yok OIL City Arrive sghonp osVi
Wfsm,po s1; Loeb Haven. $685. RenoVo llO m II,9oh
sod CORY e:05 Bne, 5 m cSnneeI' A. ~, & ~
viii OH Ces Allegheny River ~ Tor 'he vi he"p AZ he
.ih Lake short r. r. for all points West -, n -,
pLisdspha TO Rne Sudbury, tlS WlhAmspeft SVi
- usvsn so R,noyo II a. II yue,oB SlOi Cory, 6e kre,
onr,,t. AZ Iryn,on and Cory with OIL Greek and Ale
s River n f The oil Region Bne with Lake Shore for
all points West r p.,nvrS o...,,I sn,.,i,,.nd.ut
" CORE Gen PasAA
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
Ygw-YoRK. "Wednesday. Feb %. 1873.

NEW YORK. "Wednesday. Feb 36. 1873
There was, to-day, more life in the BJips
Head Market and at the sales stables generally than 10
have had 10 record for time past Work
horses Of all descriptions In fair demand. and sold
firm prices. There was also lack Of inquiry after
pleasure STOCK especially after well matched, large and
stylish carriage borses aud quite number OF saes
in prospect the roads shall DO In a ut cond
tion for the trial of the horses.
BY auction Mt McsSrs. Barker Chasc'8 CITY Auction
Mart and Hew-York Tattersalls, the following hlrsos
were distributed at tho annexed igaTes.
D,srrp10n Hsbd@ Years pure.
Grass matched geiings i5l sod 500 o.
BsT mae Kitty hOrzaB............... a. % %
Black illdT Collier. apd By
volunteer. lSe bD "
Black gelilns buiOa JaGs, sired b. To-
Spar Chestnut SS'S' miic Ia s,air 80
-.
BAY geidBg. ...ss..st.s.. lhI e"NI
BAis Pouf.s's.sss 10 iap ~
'Heceiyed ono bh AMI wthlfaNn.
Attention Is invited, through advertising columns,
to the description OF number OF sound aud desirable
road horses which 10 sold by auction a. Stables
No. 81 Blst Tbrtythird-st tomorrow Crhursday the
27th inst, at AZ o'clock
The mid weather has brought many Visitors 20 tho
carriage warer0Ous ana trade promises 20 DC speedily
improving.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
5lnantIal,

* PER CENT Semi-annnM UOLD pONN''
o uatsbs IL tt,s ey foF sALB at % 80 i1iefeL , 10
IOPIR CYST GfiPANTEED BONDS 1ieie.t ,,@' ~ 10. s
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
FRANKLIN ID. GOwEN, President.

OPIlcH OF THR CHICAGO ALrOS RAILROAD Co.,
~ LiBERTY-sr. NEw-i ioEK. Feb. ~ l5il
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD PRE-
~ PERRED FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BOHDS.-
Notice hereby hst have this ds gnas by lot - bonds
follows 1856 TO- 30 30 2 l Dos 45J b4 30, ",
sos 4l5 81 It. 5il, $50 800 81 POL 46 AL S3 40.
81 redemption According to The terms Of the mort
gage Interest viii Msy 87 TIE undersigned are
ready them With interest 80 far serge3 on presentation aad
surenler. s. j. TlLDEN, No. 10 Naf-st
L. II MEYER, No 2l Nassaust.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-14
Total, 10000 Gins, all Cash

.
The money to pay all these gifts in full &,
now upon deposit Ia the Farmers and
Droyer-' bank Of Louisville, and set aside
Tor that purpose, and can ouly be used for
that purpose, a. viii be seen 10y the follow.
ing certificate OF the cashier:
OFFICE FARMERS AND DRovERs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE. Ky April !. 1873.
THIS Il 10 certify tuat there IL in the Fare
mcrs' aud Droyers' bank u the credit of TN
Third 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 TO pay the giits In full.
aud win be held by the bank aud paid out
for tins purpose, and this purpose only.
X. ). NEEClI Cashier.
The party, Therefore, who holds the ticket
drawing the capital gift viii get slW,Vc IN
gr'enUAckp. al Il so oil the ep.DJ gilt, the
saj.oO, the e20,pOo, the goo -, the q, O0l
and all the other gifts, 1000 ih mum Der
amounting TO SiJ0.VO0.
Inc remnant OF uD-old tickets viii be fur
nlshed TO those who lr.t apply (order- &C
companed by the money always having pre-
ference over agents. at the following prices
Whole tickets, 40; halves, 80; and
quarters, - 80; II whole tickets for 500,
% for ejOo, Ii3 for al,0 o, and 555 for s5.voO.
No discount on less than siOo worth OF tick
vt- At a tune.
The cone, IT and dl,tribu ion Of gifts will
begin At o'clock on Tuesday morning, July
:, IN nal, hul tue 1olib" INK
will be the order of proceedings: 1T music
by orchestral band. "a placing Of tags lone
Tor each ticket sold In large wheel. ID plac,
ing OF gifts In small wheel. 4,h music by or
'he.trsl band. 9th expanator, remarks by
president. 9Th drawing OF first bali oi
rms. 9Th music by orchestral band. 9Th
drawing oil last half of gifts. 9th PLACING
Of large wheel with iags in hands OF com
mittee appointed by audience. lhh grand
orchestral concert.
The music on this grand occasion viii be
the best that can be procured, and the gen
tlemen who count ana place the tags and
draw NJ and keep the record OF the drawn
numbers will he chosen from the best
known aud most trustworthy citizehs OF the
state. All viii be 30 conducted "a 10 he q
perfect guaranty against complaint from an,
lust source.
The payment Of gifts win begin on sstur
DAY. July ". at y O'Clock am. Ticket
drawing gifts must be presented at room
No 4 Public Libary building, where cast
,h-ck- upon the Farmers and Drovers
Iank Of louisville, or sight dratt, upon tbs
70 nth National bank of New York, nj tn,
option OF the holder. will be given for tn,
tickets All gins not called Tor IN ia
month. from the drawing will be turned
over To the Public Library fund.
For full particulars send for circulars.
TIiOS. T.. BRAMLErTE,
Agent Public Library of Ky,
Louisville, Ky
i.l7eod&w2im
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TO KANSAS AND COLORADO!

During the summer season OF 1873, the
Missouri Pacific railroad will sell excursion
tickets from ST. Louis l., Denver and r, turn,
at very low rates OF fare, and q rare oppOr-
tunity is thereby offered, Tor lovers Of nature
TO view the beauties Of Colorado and enjoy
the delightful scenery and health-inspiring
climate OF the parks Of che Rocky Noun.
tains.
Kansas, with Its broad and fertile plains,
Is directly on the route, and together wit.
all the other Western states and Territories,
is reached by the Missouri Pacific railroad
and its connections.
The Texas connection Of this
road Is now completed, and
passengers are offered first class all-rail
route from 81. Louis to Texas, either over
the Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas Il. r., via Sc.
| ialia, o. over the Atlantic Il Pacific II. r.,
via Vints. For maps, time tables. informa.
ton rs TO rates, routes, &C., we refer Jul
readers to S. II. Thompson, Eastern Passen.
ger Agent, Columbus, Ohio, or 4. A. Ford
General Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Missou'
e.. Questions viii be promptly and cheer
fully answered!
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READ READ!l

WENosA. Mich Feb II, 1871.
AvERILL CHEMICAL PAINT Co -Gen-
temen; Your paint had been on my
building but week or two when a large
dre occurred on the opposite side Of the
street, destroying a number of buildings
q heat intense enough TO melt lead pipes
from n soda fountain standing within ten
fee, of my building - cracking in ten
thousand pieces every pane of glass in my
side walls, and yet never setting fire to
the clspbosrds; which after the fire had
but to scrape, and two coats of paint re-
stored II Us good as new. Your psint
saved my building, and through its fire
proof qualities, We we're able to prevent
the spread OF a confsgrstion which, had
my buildings ignited, would have destroyed
the entire business portion of our town
Any number of our citizens will sign this
certificate If you desire. Truly yours,
II. II. WHEELER,
State senator, 9th Dist, Mich.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-14

no Person can ea0s 0Aooo Ooeeosn aouooA
ing to directions, and remain lee unweil. Deovt1e1
their bones are not destroyed 81 mineral pelneo -
other means and vital organs wsssse ssSeaA -
Dyspspsss Or Ina,ssssss.., dssdeeeA -
Dizliness, sour ErucsssicsS 81 % Ssonssk ~
Tasto In the Mouth, Blioue AltectA pAlRlteeeS4 =
the Heart, lnnsmnatioa q sbe LoAeA, p1in = -
region Of the Kidne, q cad han1ee6 eee1e uaeSel
symptoms, are the o6.sprinS1 OF DyspeDaG 4 o.
bottle viii prove . better euAyo1tto 81 ~ 0egSo
than lengthy adverttsem6os. 49, I. :.
Fer Fs0als Compliance, . yeon4 - -
married ma OF :,ass. q ne 49, g wo~.1naScS 3
decided an inauencs shss hpsvvsuas -
Fcs inaan.ssssx ga cAsssss nnse-
matisa and Oout, BhiouA 4elnltl1ot md Intee.
mittent Fevera, Dtesaoes Of The ooooo, Ave, ~
neys and Bladder, thsee Dttsoes have - eQ0ll,
Such Diseases are cAueed b. vltiAeed 1ioeA !. n
r.Sy. ar: s::s,e, ~ 1870 e s =
powerful csent IN relieving CoaSessios & lhiSn.
nation Of lhe Liver and vu6ssN oFSaaA 90 q
For skin Dissasss, NEspas0. fsssss. Sen.
Rheum, Blotches, epota ptmplo4 Puseuleo, Dom,
Csrbuncies, Ring. worms, 6cSld.6soA, 0orS Ryn,
Erydpess Itch, 0curfb DtocolofAetoos - ~ Elm,
Humon and Diseases OF the skin Of Whatevof lanl
or nature, are literally dug up and cAsrssa ~
q S the system In shor' ans bs Ne - q seass
Orstsnui Theusands proclaim vussAs ~.
rIRs the moss wonderful lnvtooront thas ~
sustained the sinxins sysse1.
n. n. MCDONALD 4 O.
pfuegists and Gen. Age., San krancleco. Cal, I
cor. d washington and Chariton otoL, nj.
SOLD By ALL DRU00Nn , nRAl1nA
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STAND FROM USDER,-On account OF
the great popularity and immense sue
cess Of DR.. McCsbes Renowned Medi-
Gated Blackberry Brandy, in curing
disrrhes, cholera morbus. dysentery, and
summer complaints, unprincipled parties
in some localities are attempting to manu-.
facture and sell an imitation, . villain Gus
compound under the name of Medicated
blackberry Brandy. There 10 but one
Me.iicated Blackberry Brandy in the
United states, and that 10 never sold In
bulk; the McCsbe Medicine company Of
fer reward of five hundred dollars Il
any responsible party who will furnish
cor elusive evidence of the violation o
their rights as above G-llw2w
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= -
A GOOD INVESTM ENT.

A rare chance Is offered TO some man
with money to invest in good paying
property in the most desirable part of the
city. Two lots, 90 feet front on the ave.
nue., house . stories. Two large stores
eau be fitted up or the hrst floor, the up
per stories srs we'll arranged for offices OF
dwellings. For further particulars en-.
quire of JONI Q. HARTMAN Il Co,
6-4-u Real Estate Agents, Cairo, Ills
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LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
A FULL DRAWING CERTAIN
100000 rs BANK TO PAY GIFTS
10000 Cash oirTs PAID IN FULL
100000 FOR ONLY $40

Enough of the 100000 tickets issued for
the Third Grand Git Concert, In AID Of the
Public library OF Kentucky, having been
sold to insure a fall drawing, and the wish
having been UNIVERSAL, expressed that the
10000 cash glts offered should be drawn IN
full aud paid In full without any aliDg
down. as heretofore; the Management, with
the concurrence oi the trustees, have deter
mined to allow ninety days IN re- for the sale
OF the remnant OF tickets left on hand. Tue
concert AID distri button advertised Tor Apr
:, Is therefore postponed to Tuesday, July
&, ls73, on which day and no o hef, they will
positively and unequiyocally take place In
Public Library hall, Louisville, KENTUCKY.
At this grand concert the following cash
gifts will be distributed by lot and paid In
fun To the ticket-hojers who draw them:
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M Ward IL now ~ cpared 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 hi.
office, corn r Seventeenth street and Coins
mercial avenue, 3.25tf.
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~ You can buy

~ You can buy SIX
and one.half lbs. Durant's
A Coffee Sugar for One Dol
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one.half Ibis. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar; Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound /; Best Gun.
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy.6ve Cents per pound ;
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev.
erything proportionately cheap
n HIRAM BIxBY.
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DR. PAGES SPECIAL FLAvoRIS9s.--
Vanilla, lemon, and all extracts used in
favoring ice cream, jellies, cakes, etc,
are acknowledged after thorough trial
by the best house-keepers in the land,
to be always as represented, honest meas
ure bottles holding half more than Others
cold for Same size, natural coloring, free
r., N poisonous oils, 80 concentrated that
a email quantity gives ali the Havoring
required. Strange that persons will use
worthless extracts when such natural ia
vcrs AS DR.. Prices are TO be had. Tiey
are really equal to his celebrated Cream
Baking Powder. 6-lid&wlw
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A new hotel has been opened In the large
house located on the corner OF Seventh
street and Washington avenue. 1t Will be
known as Browns hotel, and proprietored
by Mr.. Brown, whose reputation As q hotel.
keeper Is weil-known in 'this city. The
house has been thoroughly renovated and
ref,irnished, aud Is in every way 6rstclass.
The tables are al oil times furnished with
the best the season affords, and the charges
liberal, being only sl 10 Per day. Mr..
Brown solicits and deserves share Of the
public patronage. O-litf