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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-06
OFFICIAL.


OFF. OF CLERK HOUSE OF DEL.EG ATES,
RICHMOND VA, August 26, 1878. :
DIX AUTHORITY OF AN AGT OF AS
'DSEMBIIY, approved April I'd. 1873, it is
lawful for the Circuit Court judges of this Com
monwealth. until the times for holding the terms
of their respective courts shah be prescribed by
law, TO fix the time for holding such terms
The term of the Eleventh circuit has been fixed
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT. ua-a 3sIuT 2
Prince William.--2d Monday in October, ian
uary and May.
Fairfax-2d Monday in June. lst vvad,oo,o,
IN November, and LIST Monday in Februarv
Loudoun. 18th Monday In April afi 49,;
October, and Sd Monday In January. NS'S ~
Z FaHquier.l fnesday after LIST Mondav II, Ca,
tember I'd Monday in December ana ~, y. "
after Let Monday in April. 49,
.Rappahannoek Tuesday after Sd Monda, =,
March. Tuesday after LIST Monday IN I nna I'm "a
Tuesday after 4th Monday III SepfAmbsr 'e' anu
Alexandria County.-53d Moufiavt n M;fa,; n,
Moaaayi ~ Noven6sr and I'd monday IN Feb s,
Alexandra ieity-4th Monday I'm m M NAV d
AIRY. Ess ti-1 - -
~ q 7. BELL BIGGER -t 8
tr' Clerk of House of Delegates of Va
au 27-2awlm lh = 70
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WAR DEPARTMENTS,
QUARTERMASTER GEN'L'S OFFICE,
asge WASHINGTON, Tune ~, 1873 M
Proposals are invited for furnishing HEAD
STONES for the National Military Cemeteries,
as presGrbed ed oy the law Of March 81 1873, Of
Provided that the, hea,l.stouss required BY an
act entitled ian act to establish and protect
National Cemeteries approved February o.
1867, and the act amendatory thereof, approved
June s. 1872, shall be of durable stone, and Of
such design and weight as shall keep them liz
place when SET and the contract for supplying
the same shall be awarded by the Secretary OF
War, after sixty days advertisement in ten
newspapers of general circulation, TO some re-
sponsibie person or persons whose, samples and
bids shall in the greatest measure combine the
elements of durability decency, and cheapness.
and the sum Of one million dollars is hereby ap
propriated for said purpose out of any money In
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated and
the Secretary OF War shall first determine foi
the various cemeteries the size and model fol
such head-stones, and the standards of quality
and color OF the stone to be used, and bids shall
be made and decided with reference thereto;
and contracts may be made for separate quanti-
ties of snch head-stenes and the contracts made
under this act shall provide for furnishing and
setting all the said head stones. and shall not In
me me- aggregate exceed the sum hereby appropri-
tI# #a4 ~ *tt* H
The total number to be furnished is estimated
at 26s,oss s.. For the known 1864; for the nm
known, 106394. .' -
Specifications, describing in detail the stand.
ard fixed by the Secretary of War. can be had
on application by letter to this Office where also
specimen will be placed on exhibition within
a few days. 81
The. proposals should be in sealed enyelopes.
marked Proposals for Head.stones for Nation,
al Military Cemeteries. and addressed to the
Quartermaster General of the Army, In whose
Office they will be opened, in the presence of
bidders. on SATURDAY, September 6, 1873.
commencing at IL o'clock a. m. ~ aInaF's = /
By order of the Secretary of War. q 81 81
M. @. MEIGS,
Quartermaster General, Brevet Major-G General
us. A. ie3O-6Ot
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EOIt SALE CHEAP,
Il ON LONG TIME,


A'OAe 'shhA- ShhEAf.
ON LONG TIME, E..i
one OF the BEST FARMS in Fairfax County
TWo,thirds open land, one-third good youHg
TIMBER, Oak and Pine,
rev HOUSE oil seven rooms, modern built :
well, stables, tobacco barn, and several tenant
houses.
rms farm contains about SIX HUNDRED
ACRES, and borders the Potomac River rearl
three-fourths of a mile. The soil is dry loan
with few sandy spots adapted especially to
grass, corn, tobacco, trucking, and frnt.growng
1t would make a fine DAIRY FARM
IL Is located twenty-five miles south of Wash
mgton, near n steamboat lapdMg, and four
miles from a.station on the railroad from Wash
ington and Richmond, and adjoining the land
of Colonel Edward Daniels, Good fishing priv
leges, and neighborhood pleasant
PRICE: $4,000. Enquire at
de 20-tf STATE JOURNAL, OFFICE
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Rush Burgess and ia Taylor, Of Richmond;
non. j. u. Sener, fredericksburg Hon J. III,
Elements, Portnoutii;i Hons @. w. Graham.
rMottoway w: P. -Bfinton,- Nelson w. p.
houocun De John walshs Wytheville.
ASSISTANT Executive COMMITTEES.
In. charge of the Fifth, Sixth. seventb and
Nlntn Congressional Districts, except Flu
wanna and Goochland counties r,,r ~ f-,i' 7 F.
rrShairman.-Eyerett w, Early $500 ~
So seiTss sneStnLe - Brsmhalla p o. Box
assistant Secretary.--I. b. Work; r,te, /,
Treasurer.-John f. Wilson. '''~'f
Rooms Over the Lynehburg National Bank.
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V,O THE Loyal. CREDITORS OF JoHN
" H SklNKER, DECEASED, LATE OF
STAFFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

The act Of congress, Of March 3, 1879, (priyate
NO. i3o allowed ito the loyal creditors OF john
dred and seyenty-seven dollars and if that
sum shall be more than sufficient to pay their
lust claims, then the balance to his sisters, Mrs
Knox, resident in Ohio, and Mrs. Clark, resident
in Kentucky"
Any loyal creditor desiring the benefit of this
act must present his claim, with evidence to
sustain it and to prove his loyalty, to the THIRD
AUDITOR OF THE TREASURY, WASHING-
TON, d. g, before the first day of january, 1874 /,
and any claims not thus presented before said
date will not be considered
Information is requested of the present resi-
dence of Mrs. Knox and Mrs Clark
ALLAN RUTHERFORD,
Jy 22-uayl7A Third Auditor,
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Z GRAPE BOXES.

Inc subscriber Is prepared to furnish Grape
Boxes OF the most improved pattern, and of the
various sizes needed for the shipment OF grapes
70 the Eastern and Northern markets. Thew
are made OF the best timber, and Two years use
has proved their great durability and value
They will be furnished on liberal terms. Early
correspondence solicited.
]. w. PORTER,
my CIV Charlottesville. Va
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IMPORTANT TO FRUIT GROWERS
SOMETHING RAREi W.
BEST FRUIT CRATE KNnwNl,

BEST FRUIT CRATE KNOWNit
The CLIFTON FRUIT CRATE, OF which
+, b. Georgia & Go. are the patentees, is pro.
nounced by the Potomac Fruit Growers Soci-
ely the best one known to them, Ii is now
manufactured at Clifton and at Accotink, Fair.
fax county. Virginia; but tho demand is so
great for this light, useful and popular article.
that those factories cannot begia to supply the
demand, and Messrs. T. b. Georgia < ca. are
ready to make liberal terms for right Of patent
TO those who may desire to manufac tire al any
other locality '.4T " 7lls llf III -
Call or address the patentees, at Clifton. Fair
fax eeunty.ya. td an 8--dIm wan,
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS

FOR HEAD-STONES FOR NATIONAL.
MILITARY CEMETERIES.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
QUARTERMASTER GEN'L'S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. June 81 1879
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REMITTANCES SHOULD RE MADE BY
OHEOK, POSToFFICE ORDER OR
- REGISTERED LITTER, AND BE
ADDRESSED TO .si-E-i--Fifi 'iffs sTbIlla 3'st
STATE JOURNAL, p
800 = 4 Richmond. Va.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-01-18
Green Food for Fowls.

Mr. Wright, in his book cn poultry, thus
talks OF the Importance OF & en- TODD to poul.
try that is confined: The -, requisite in the
shape OF diet isa regular supply of green food.
Here, again, fowls kept on grass will need no
attention but for birds penned up the daily
provision Of it is an absolute necessity, though
most beginners are ignorant OF it. We well
remember in our early experiences how our
fowls died, we could not at first tell why; and
one fine Bun Cochin cock, whose oDly fault
was strong vutture mock, was in particular
greatly regretted. An experienced friend let
Us into the secret, and after that we had no
difficulty in keeping fowls, even where it is Of
ten said they cannot be KEEP: in health viz
in yard paved with large hag-stones. The
best substitute Tor natural grass is a large.
fresh tuIf, thrown in daily, to each four or five
hens and even in towns it is often possible
10 procure this by giving children few pence
every week to keep up regular supply -
Where turt il not allowed t. be taken, grass
may be cut or pulled, but IN this case must be
into green chaf with shears or chaif ma.
chine. The latter plan IS how We actually
managed for years in & yard only sixty seven
by thrty-tive ieet, divided into six pens, pay
ing some child "a few pence to bring fresh Gu,
grass daily, cutting 1t up and mixing it with
their soft meat.
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Feeding Swine.

The Neo England Farmer says; Feed regu-
larly. Perhaps three times each twenty four
hours is better than twice. When fed only
once or twice, they eat too rGvenously, and
crowd the system so Us to impair digestion
aud make themselves uncomfortable. They
will not grow fast, or fat fast, while in this
condition Never add fresh food to any that
may be LET, in the trough from a former meal.
Ii worth preserving, take it out, work it up
with the fresh food, and clean out the trough
with cold water and an old broom. This will
not seem so painstaking to persons of method
ical habits, and is the true course 10y which to
make money on the animals fed Add lit
tie salt frequently to the food, and in warn,
days give them as much pure cold water rs
they want,
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Varieties Of Potatoes.

The american Rural Home says: Notwith-
standing the new varieties lLiroduced with
in a few years, we have not ~ ceeded IN sup
planting the old peach blow with better
kind. Yet il has several faults chief Of which
Is its late period of ripening an the amount
Of labor required to dig 1t. Il Is almost i'm.
possible to get it into market time enough for
shipment in the fall. We want very much u
potato that will keep as well as the peach blow,
look as well, be as fine favored, yet ripen from
two weeks to II month earlier. The Harrison
is abandoned: the peerless grows large and
hollow, is good variety to grow for feeding
hogs (when cooked), and no new variety
promises remarkably well. The early .ose
leads on an early variety, but it does not quite
I'll! the place of the peach blow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-01-18
Tarm-8arben-NousebolD.
The Farmers Vocation Perpetual.

u nc = araueT soSuaaSu TeTpeSOuas
We need Lot fear that the human race will
ever cease to have delight in the cultivation
OF land-the raising Of grain and and fruits
in planting trees. Men always did delight in
the pleasure OF agriculture. II has been the
chosen pursuit Of the ablest and wisest men IN
all ages. The pleasures OF the husbsndman
have been the theme of poets ana orators in
every language and in every land! These
pleasures, Cicero tells Us, are not checked by
any Old age, and make the nearest approach
to the lite of a wise man. And he tells US that
Homer Introduces Laertes, soothing the regret
which he felt for his sun. by tillng the land
and manunngi it. Marcus Gurus, after he had
triumphcd over Pyrrtus, spent the closing
period of his existence in agricultural pur-
suits. Clncinnatus was at the plow when it
was announced TO him that he was made Die
tator. "God Almighty" says Lord Bacon,
'tirst planted garden; and indeed il il pur-
est Of pleasures; il is the greatest refreshment
to the spirits man, vlthoat which buildings
and palaces are but gross handiworks" Ad.
olson says a garden was the habitation of our
first parents before the fall. 1t is naturally apt
fill the mind with calmness and tranquility,
and to all its turbulent pasOns at rest. The
philosopher Bulingbrokc was never so happy
Pope tells US, as when among the hay -makers
on his farm And not alone in the retinements
of rural HE will there be an interest. Farmer.
hold the world together. There may be years
when they seem to be of less consequence
Trade or manufactures may allure some of
them for time. Bat there will ever be lat
ent in every mans breast hope TO end his
days on farm.
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saving Glover seed.

a Canada farmer hit upon the move and in
genious method fputting u wire or sieve bot.
tom in the bottom of a trouc h in which he fed
his stock, the wire being two or three inches
above the close bottom of the trough. The
stock in pulling tine clover hay from the rack
would scatter the seed, almost pure, through
to have saved quite large amount Of good
seed in this way. This may be, but there is
room for query on the subject
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-01-18

Chicago capitalists have bought 5000 acres
Of land in Jackson county, Wis, to be CONVEX.
ted into cranberry marsh.
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house AND LOT FOR HALp.-
Two story Brick House, Madison street. north Of
s. W. Cheever ESQ, VIII be sold cheap Enquire OF MA
Margaret H. Wagner enc door east Of Tssks kwery ster
u AtAirs. or #. - SO '.saa HARRIS KELLOGG
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rn KANSAS AMI lnLnRinnl

During the summer season 81 1873, the
Missouri Pacific railroad will yell excursion
tickets from NJ. Louis H. Denver and :, turn,
ut very low rates OF fare, and rare oppor-
tuulry il thereby offered, for lovers OF nature
% view the beauties of Colorado and enjoy
the delightful scenery and heallh.in'plring
climate Of the parks OF the Rocky Noun
tuin,.
kansas, with It's broad and fertile plains,
l. directly on the route, and together vii.
Gll the other Western states and Territories,
Is reached by the Missouri Pacific railroad
and It's connections.
Tho Texas connection Of this
road Is now completed, and
passengers are offered first class all.rail
route from ST, Louis to Texas, either over
the Missouri, kansa. n Texas Il. r., via -e-
dalla, O" over the Atlantic n Pacific Il. r.,
Via Ninita. For maps, time tables, informa
! ton ~ TO rates, routes, &c., we refer oul
| readers 10 ), HI. Thompson, Eastern Passcn
ger Agent, Columbus, Ohio or +. A. Ford
General Passenger Agent, 81 Louis, Missuu
ri. Questions will he promptly and cheer
fully answered
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For aaic,--a ticket good TO- 800 miles
travel issued "to bearer end GOOD either
way for ono or moro persn., over the At
lant'c and Pacific railroad lrue;h s21 miles
from frauhlil. 80, through Hraa. Lebanon,
~priEsAcld, Pierce C.iy, Nco-bo aud scuacl,
NO.. % Niuii1, indian Territory, auG good
over the Missouri Pacific rail oad length J7p
mile. from 80 Louis through franklin, jrl-
irr7ou City, Upton, sctaIil. p.eusaut D.ll,
Kansas city, WyaDlotie md Lcay,Utorl
to Atrhisun, Kansas, aud over the branches
~ thg.e TWO roads, from Upton Jo Boone.
Vile, Mo, - miles, nom sodtlla 70 Le,ir..
ton, Mo. - miles, and from PIES AZ. III t1
Lawrence, Kansas, ca miles. Tor fut.rr
enquire atth.H Office.
J.. "a. ErFEyTl.
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THIRTY ysAsy REMEDY!
Diarrh0a. Dysentery, Cholera Morbus. sum
Utr tOrnrlniut, Flax. Childrrn's Teeth.
ing, and the Great D. evtntive Of
asi1tic Cholera.
NAGuiRE's B-NNE PLANT.

This e,Esriisnv medicine, TIE fnue OF vhi7A 10 spfs.h
hIgstt afousho. NE e.lGty 4 G.do.e say ,gttriaf
yAstl lngaii MeheNo ~ on pos,s.,.n 'ssnnss,s,
Latasst eorcsS ~ wH,eiessa o.n rvs n,ety .trSr,
"a. tlsnsantpn ara u'hcrs ~ fsiher p. ).
Dssne The GRATED indign isiouary also odcets % the
Raw fusena hospital Hafi eomhAnders OF n-sty ever
.yi1g Iae Ni,slF aud IibUtsy rtvers West
sal!;ay and Chr-l,n Commissions. chsplsns at'
ohef 70 mention, LUcv.so highest rpeorniunl
of'hr press Frsns t. "a ult'e ncdea qualities. the hish
No rttrr uieluH taH such rcComue udai!ons VI
slso err Al. Grau Brown Goyernn
- NiHlour Hon of
ciI's, for vbtcA
THIS alr"rtiscnglt. .nIrrsNeKrsson Robbins
Nn " ant ~ Fulton ~ NeS iorA. sod by druggist, AID
uIH4i.a. 80 Ellrs uNoFyNitre.
}. q 4, nAGUIDC, Solo Prcpr'ctors
" cor e! I.g q ~svp a sts., LUuls,
$40. Price, - rsDts ser sp,sIe.
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Hr. t.,..e Coleman tas.s OIL, method
~ irF0r'ui0. tao public that o.. a now
prepare! o. Jsa.l kinds Of 'ns laundry
Sors ai cLeap ra,o. Fi9,ar. c-uriar
etc, done b.. . snail slyale. pa. l.zsa
On plain clothes. FamllIe. and ind gidunh
VII Ind it q, taeir sdysr.lga :. ,sko tlrr
clotJes ~ Nrs. Coleman. J. asucs On
Fourth street, south side oe,aoe wash
iug'on and Cpmmercisl ayeng 7.S-'m
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FROM tie Central Baptist, 81 Louis:
"a iuw dsys elnce friend han4rd ua IL
few packages Of DR.. PAGES Cream b,kin.
p WIDER, with request 20 'try u Ne
tried /, Aad found II superb. We gave
mall packages TO u ieW friends, ma -het
all came bsck 70 rs FOR more. - VIC we're
not prepared, however, 10 s.Hadpn the
conduct -! the 'Cru,rS. 70 golrtHlac Box
ing Powder busino-e, we were raugvd 20
turn them away disappointed ta' their
Justification, and that Of ta- neral
public, We wr,l ray That this lnlmu..r
Powder can DO had NJ most Of ta" leading
s-ocers in this city, and at Wu9e,nts o,
S'Cc'c {; Price, Chicago md Il. Loui-,
7f-T.fr
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NoricE II hereby given tina. I will pay
%, bill, or goods .oli 70 any II the EN-
aloycs Of Tnz CAIEo BULLETIN, either
- themselves or tor the use o.. the Office
Iu!cts The same ere furnished GA al order
'snei BY Nj Pyrnat, or n-ro''
l2-2o-ly JOINS Il. DalE-r,
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Good AND TIMELY AnEIcE.

j. IS now Gxoi fac', that Dr. NcCube's
McIicuted Blackberry Brandy 81 lhe fat-
st and surrs; cure for Cholera morbus,
Diurrhen, Cholera !nf,nmm md FIux ever
discovered. No other T. medy com pN7sS
with il. We sdyise all u use 10. I-s-2w
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10Y 10 TIE ATFLIoTEDl
CHALLENGES TIL WORLD
Dir. 2ELBE MA MS
CELEBRATED
sYPulLITIU ERADICATOR.

This preparation is acknowledged 10 he
suprri r ~ all known medicine a- sure
md rcrtain cure for .yphil, IN all it, forus,
no matter how drplOr hie the condition O:
the patient Il entirely We ret ible. IL can
he taken In all conditions OF the system aud
with safety, also, in connection with uthcr
ncdiciur, II the patient desirrs. The re-
cipr, from which thiS preparation was made,
Il, ohtuued from an Old rby stefan South
Nmeri"a, In ls22, by Or, Sherman, Sr., who
ha, u.Vd It with unparalleled success In he
treatment Of syphilis, not MY tx Ting the
admiration amt usiuni.hmeut OF leading citi.
zcus, but Of the WguiCUl iHcjll y, aud las
saved the lives NJ many Hi.i ted when given
M NJ past hope 10y skililul and eminent ply
6iciIus.
Unc bottle viii satisfy 'hc greatest ~kcpiic
a. 10 IT, superiority over uli other prrparo-
tons now In use.
Price. - per bottle. Sent 20 any part Of
the United states by express, Prepared and
sold only hy
Or SHERMAN.
The Great Specialist,
No . Cnrlsiy Az, 81 Louis, Mo.
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Zee AR. xseory's worss'- Tonic o1d
blood Purifier.

:. j. tie great household remedy. pleasant "a
! s., yet potent Tor the prevsntIcn and cure OF
f.sases. II IA better than Bitters, Cordial,
u.au or sa1slpariila Sold By Druggists
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Marriage Gusds.

Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition, New
tnr.vlngs, Two-hundred and sixty Page,
'lice 20 cents. Address On. BUTTs' DtsFrs.
iIsr, IL North Eighth Street, -. Louis, 40
. Advertisements.
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Dr. ,.,ry,. Roo, and plan, Pills.

Mid yet thorough--no nausea or gri pirg-ea-
rely ve<e:a5le-s-rcat liver Temcdy. Price .;
.enti. Sold hy Druggists.
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S,,, yybi,eomb,s s,yap,

The great soothing remedy. Price on,y 2;
s,rts. 6iyes rest 10 the mother a. health 70
lie CEild Sold by Druggists,
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r. N. Ward /. new ~, rnred 70 deliver,

Je., Of sawed and ,puthi tury wood TO any
par, Of the city. Also a,l kln ..of wood and
coal alwa. on hand. Leave orders at BIZ,
Office. corn : seventeenth succ; and Com
mrrgi4i avenue. 5.2j Il.
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So sweet, so pure,
So safe, SO sure,
So suited to each dental WAC.
The frrgrnr' 7'73dont
40 i&wlw.
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A / ROE NJ. d

Having perm Mently located In Cairo,tgnders
nj, understandable services to the iuhabituut,
Of tue city sud vicinity.
Re-idoncc pui office for the prescu) cor
nsr Walnut aud twenty first streets, where
he may be consulted u, all hours. H. im.
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BOOK BINDER AND BLANK N00B
MANUFACTURER,
FsgvkICIS ~
!. W. BRIG MAN,

Physician, surgeon aud accOu her. Office,
I%ellth strect, between Walnut and Cedar
stre,ts. eli q
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II. WARDNER, NJ. D.

Office and Residence III Commercial ave-
nue., next door to the Atheneunl.
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EMIGRATION TURNING!
CHEAP YARNS IN SOUTH.WEST mo-.

The Atlantic 4 Pacific Railroad COMPANY
OF T. l,20O,000 acres Of land in Central and
Southwest Missouri, at from 81 10 sl2 per
acre, on seven years time, with Tee trans.
portation from 81. Louis to all purchaser.
Cliuate, soil, timber, mineral woalI., schools
churches ana law abiding society Invite
emigrants from all points TO this land ofir,llts
and flowers. For particulars address A.
Tuck, Land Commissioner, st. Louis, Mo.
1'x3-d.eOuly
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Q. W. DUNNING, NJ. D.

% EslDENCE-cornerN and Walnut eta
f,ifcs boursNfroa, q, m. 20 "a m. and Pm
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WILLIAM II. SMITH, NJ, D.

EsJDRNCE--No. q Thrteenih street, be-
tJtfice--iln Commercial avenue. up stairs.
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DIR. b. Z. TABER,

win resume the practice Of his profession
yith especial reference To the electrical
treatment OF diseases in all the new AMI I'M
proved methods OF application.
In all cases of ,einale complaints Il ady
win be in attendance.
Ollice, l2s Commercial avenue, up stairs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-19

r. S. BRIGll An, NJ. d.,
Homeopathic physi ian aud surgeon. Of
lice l;6 Commercial avenue. Residence
corner Of Eleventh aud Cedar streets.
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