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The New York herald., 1874-11-22

21S SIXTH AVENUE,
decided bargains they nave been enabled procure
Their Trimming Stock will contain special novelties at
prices never before sold the Fur Trimming At 25c
per been offered by any other house. Special
Outfits Another lot Of those NICE tidy Squares at &C.,
piece Opening Monday morning. 100 dozen solid
Black Walnut Rustic Frames for Notices at 49c. each
The assortment Of SWISS Carved Goods is most
the worsted Embroderies Zephyr worstcd and materi
ais pertaining deserve special attention liberal dis
count church fairs The aim OF this house is not to be
undersolo by any other firm.
B. EIsIG CO..
Hs SIXTH AVENUE.
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
d DOLLS and TOYS are beginning to show b
o themselves at MACY's D
DpDDDDDDDDD D DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
A THE PARIsIAN FLOWER COMPANY,
Importers and Retail Dealers
will open Monday
the latest novelties in
French Flowers Bridal Sets and veiis
Ostrich Trimmings Piumes Eirds and
Fancy Feathers
Floral Garntures for wedding and evening dresses.
ito order
Vases and Baskets filled to order
r,a specially
TINS department
was awarded with the
Medal of Merit
BY the American Institute.
Cnurches halls ana dwellings decorated.
ibera discount to the trade.
THE PARlSJAN FLOWER COMPANY
2s East Fourteenth street.
four doors west OF Unive rsity place, New York.
l. LoEwENsTEIN Proprietor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: EVERYBODY WILL 90 10 MACYs *
Z THIS WEEK AND NEXT. 4
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"A. ing Establishment-Large speciality of imported
Embroidered Goods and Lingerie Nouveaute, Ladies
ana BABIES lrousseaux; Initials already embroidered
or 70 order, with MonoHrams for table and bed cloths
Perforating Machines and Accessories for Stamping
NEW CAMELy HAIR SHAWL FOR SALE
IA square, with black centre. Apply at 3G6 LIE Ing
ton avenue.
RARE CHANCE.-AT A BARGAIN A VERY FLE-
IA CANT double camels hair shawl be had below
cost A. i55 West Ihirty.hfth street year Brosdway
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TT o'SEILL CO..
s27 AND s29 SIXTH AVENUE.
are offering COMPLETE LINE OF
MILLINERY
AT REDUCED PRICES
200 DOZEN FELT HATS, IS CENTS.
aS1fn bkowS the fines.
a9ai'Il.KE SILK 'Ha VsLvET afEfii haTs, ihspesss s. 90
FEATHERS AND FLOWERS
LONG OSTRICH PLuMEs,
RED BIRDS. "'D"
FANCY BIRDS Fancy FEATHERS.
Dozen dozen sss Esssy os4EESh sERs rem M
FANCY WINGS Of all kinds
LAcEs.
: Large and well selected stock of REAL LACE in
'A"AAH HsAlEsoIEsyssas;x ysas;x,
FONT APPLIQUE.
BEADED AND PLAIN YAK
The nnes. line Of Ru FLISGs n the city. and a. the
NOVELTIES IN oREF pE ptHfff p5HfKz AND oRoASDIE
EESsFSS HRS LACE END
Our immense stock of Ribbons at reduced prices
SASH Ribbons
Finch GROs GRAIN, all silk, Soc, in all shades
8-inch GkOS GRAIN, all silk, &C. IN all shades
Finch GROS GRAIN BLACK, 75c all silk.
8nch GROS GRAIN BLACK, 81. All silk
9inch GROS GRAIN BLACK, 81 Is all sink.
100 dozen ROMAN ASHES, 81 Is
FANCY SAsHES
SOFT SILK -A>bES.
SASHES FRINGED TO ORDER.
VELvErS
so pie ces BLACK VELVET, 81 30 per yard
100 pieces BLAC VELVET 81 to Si2 per yard.
rs pieces BROWN VELVET, 81 TO s. 50 per ward
BLUE, NAVY BLUE GARNET
AND ALL THE NEW CLOTH SHADES FOR TRIM.
MING.
LADIES, TIES.
WINDSOR TIES
1000 dozen ROMAN TIES, 2jc
500 dozen WINDSOR I'll s, 25c. to 40c.
KID GLOVES
1000 dozen KID GLOVES, new fall shades, 9Ec. to
81 ~; every pair warranted
O'NEILI.
s7 and 329 SIXTH AV. AND TWENTIETH STREET
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will open a. their new store
will open at their new store
wll oIen ut their new store
Tuesday. November a.
Tuesday, November "A, Tuesday. November n.
- =. oDDoss astsr place
74s and 74o Broadway. opposite Astor place.
Remember the number
Remember the number.
the greatest combination 0! -
mat exhibited any store on this Cont,
nent Everything new. direct from European manufac-
furera
MANUFACTURERS FROM PARIS CONTRIBUTING
NOVELTIES
nAKUFAcTURERs FROM VIENNA CONTRIBUTING
NANUFAcTURERs FROM LONDON CONTRIBUTING
NOVELTIES
and other cities OF Europe.
CARD.
We submi, the following for benent Of every
nan woman and ia, e5d WIG Is about purchasing
What you save BY patronizing the
EUROPEAN NANUFAcruRERs
Ton good portion of the PROF. Of the
manufacturer to the importer
Zoo save all the commission and other
charges paid TO the Commis
s0naire.
These items alone would be an immense prott 20
make. " =
It's the intention Of the European manufacturers to
give good portion o. these profits to the purchaser
Tins viii enable the people OF New York and surround.
ing cites to procure beautiful very little
money.
We uust we shall be literally patronzed for It is an
opportunity seldom offered those who are anxious
70 economic should not iai to call.
we invite nm inspection OF prices the latest nov.
elites Just landed for The combination European Man.
nlactnrers
Remember the opening day,
TUESDAY NOVEMBER a.
Nos 7f3 and 746 Broadway, opposite Astor place.
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

A AT MME. LUMLEY'S 40 WEST TwENTY.ThIRD
n. street. dressmaking establishment TASTE style and
elegance displayed In ladies' evening dresses an ntire
slAboratc suit Of black silk Tor S72
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iFRENcH FLOWERS AND FEATHE RS

in hundreds of different styles
Garnurc for bridal and evening dresses speciality.
We are i'll daily receipt oil all the new styles In
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BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH srs

BETWEEN NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH sTs.
OWING TO THE GREAT FIRE WHICH
10 mp OH inpM wRGfTs w s 0SF EE
and in order dispose OF Immediately we viii offer
the most unprecedented opportunity to secure decided
sink soSs apsss 6ap
s
Domesuss. Flannel, Hosiery, Gloves 4c. az ssc on the
dollar. No" ,Hs @f ( fs9 10" prices
.S5. PIECES LuPIN's cAsHMEREs. Soc, WORTH
50 PIECES "BoSNErr" BLACK SILK, ssc. WORTH
.1PIEcEs "BoSNETr" BLACK SILK, 81 IS, WORTH
% PIECES "BoNNETT" BLACK SILK, 81 So WORTH
~ PIECES "BoXNErr' BLACK SILK, lis, WORTH
5, pieces extra sublime quality g. to s. per yard the
their cuai value warranted best goods slightly wst
DRESS GOODS.
PIECES Of rich Dress Goods &C. ss oI Ssil s
value.
e FtEGss sps f3a1x rorIS At FosS sc cost G5s s7c sc
10 pIEcEs EMrkaSs cL9Th o, &c; cpsT SIC soc
ssosr s. $
BLACK GOODS.
100 pieces Grape Cloth; ioc.. l5c lsc.. 2oc
Lupin,s Henrietta Cloth silk warp,
Lnpin's Cashmere, lJc, s0c., GOc., 'Oc
Aap'ns Drag we evil VIII sely selly these ew Goods
at immense reduction.
Must be sold.
We beg leave to say to our trends, customers and
strangers that determined 10 sell stock Tor
what will bring, and customer can rely tnat
hey will secure bargains Stranger visiting the
city by calling early in the morning VIII avoid the great
rush OF the afternoon. Goods sent all parts OF the
country ana adjacent towns and cities
BY CALLING EARLY
you will secure the extraordinary inducements in
rich goods ever offered 70 the public.
RODGERS OkR'S,
1888 Eighth avenue.
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IN DyEING AND PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT,
STATEN ISLAND. ESTABLISHED IN 1873
50 Duane street, Broadway,
7o2 Broadway. near Fig hth street New York.
6l0 sixth avenue, near Thirty six tn street,
l66 and 1863 Pierrepon street near Fulton BROOKLYN
Dye, cleanse and refnish ladies' and senilemens ar.
ments and Piece Goods in superior manner.
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TDnEss AN CLOAK TRIMMINGsI

from French, German and English markets
Our stock OF heai GuiDure.
Real Thread and
Yak Laces
stands unexcelled By other establishment Our
choice prices below all Others samples
tor comparison freely given,
Real Pon and Thread Bar bes are Offering bar
gains unheard OF tor years
Have received real gems In made uD Lace Goods
Handkercnies Collarees KuchIngs Fischus Coifiures
Headdresses. Lace Overdresses Jackets. &c.
Seckties, sashes and Ribbons IN greatest profuslon
ABANI HAT sCARrS
opened three Of choice Feather Bands suit
able tor
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DRY GOODS.

IMPoRTERs
IMPORTERS
IMPORTERS
IMPORTERS
IuPORrERs -
NIyUPACTURERS'
MANUFACTURERS
MANuFACTURERs'
MANUFACTURERS
- COMBINATION,
COMBINATION,
COMBINATION,
CuNBINATION. o-
$50 BROADWAY, sos
AS BROADWAY, sq3
@6 BROADWAY, sos
opposite METROPOLITAN Hotel
opposite Metropolitan Hotel
opposite Metropolitan Hotel
opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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HAT, DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-29
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALEp proposals will H. received at my
- office. until , % clock y. IN. of lue-ta! the
tir-t dan 81 Depcinl,i. 4 u lri, for fur
ni-hing the materials or doing the work "r
loth nor the ,,cuu trti-tinn 81 tie sidewalks on
" eft side or lew ~trtf g. 'front.' of the follow
Ing described lot. VIZ. Lot \ and T. in block
2; lots H. Hna u in hl,'k - lot ! ,, sui q va
block !. lof. 1 ? .. 70. DO. 10, IS o.. Do and
j. in hrtk q. aul Ist> g" 90, n, u. ID and 10 in
block e.. all ia tlt sity ol Cairo, Illinois
Al proposals -Rall To- made iu accordance I'h
the uruNi~ requirements and specifications
81 brliuauc' W, -, aiiirpN Ell October IAN \ .
u ls74 Wni-n oriinHncc j. now ON rlc In my
Office -uli-'i in examination al any time
~aid lsuIu,ii~ shall b, directed to the City
Cpunciiof the city ~ Cairo, and will bc opened
~ a I4ccting Of -ahi council, 10 be held on The
Fir.i day Of Dc'emhcr, lS1i, at 20 o'clock
2 IN.
lie City Council r,-oivc- the right 20 reject
an ami an prnio-al,
WILL. X. HAWKINS.
Cairo, III Nov Il, ls54. City Clerk.
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The Bnlletin
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1874.


schcnck's Pulmonic Syrup, schcnck's
Sc, Weed Tonic, Schenck's Mandrake
Pills. are the only medicines that VIII cure
Pulmonary Consumption.
Frequently medicines that viii stop a
cough win occasion the death of The
pa,ient: they lock up the liver, stop the
circulation Of The blood, hemorrhagc fol-
lows, and in fact they clog the action OF
the very organs that caused thc cough.
Liver Complaint a1d Dyspepsia are the
causes of two-thirds Of the cases of Con-
sumption Many persons complain OF a
dun pain 10 the side. constipation, coated
tongue. pain in the ,houlder-blade, feelings
of drowsinoss and restlessness, the food
wing heavily on the stomach, accompanied
with acidity and belching up of wind
These symptom, usually originate from a
disordcrcd condition of the stomach or a
| torpid liver.
Persons e. affected, II they take one or
two heavy colds, and # the cough In these
eases he suddenly checked. will ind the
stom Oh aud liver clogged, remaining tor
mid and inactive. and almost before thcN
are aware the lungs are mass OF sore .
I and t,,ccrgfe,I tho result OF which IL uea'I'
! schepck'~ I'uimonic syrup f. an eXpcc-
torant which does not contain opium or
anything calculated 10 check cough sud.
denly.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissolyes the
food, mixes with the castle juices OF the
stomach, aids digestion and creates a rave.
nous appetite.
When the bowels are costlye, skin sallow
or the symptoms otherwise of bilious
tendency, Schenck's Mandrake Pills are
required.
These medicines are prepared only by
j. IL. sCnrNcK 4 son,
Northeast corner Sixth and Arch streets.
Phi.aielphia. Ia. And are for sale by all
druggists and dealers. li.l-lmdNw
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n.y. ) NELh guaranteed 90 NAL, amt
/bmIl, agents Boo thfir lu,adit,
'u-t- nothing tu trE IL Particular
vi nr 70. Ni'htIn so,
augusta. NJ.
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Savings
BA N K.
CHARTERED MARCH ~, 1869.
CITY NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO

o. rH-T-7H. s.r~-
OFFICERS.
\ Il STAFFORD, President.
: TAYLOR, Vice President
W ~ ~IoP, see y and Treasurer
ulRhtTOll-,
u NJ BARCLAY, tHA~ IALIGiER,
4 NJ ~rouhFLEHl, i,NlL C. N'Hin
II II NNINGllAM, " J. HALLIDAY,
j NJ PHILLIPS
INTEREST paid ON deposits at the rate Of ,iN
| pcr cent per amman, March 1T and ~cptrm-
h,r list Interest not Withdrawn Is added imme-
diaiely to the principal Of the deposits, thereby
giving them compound Interest.
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN MAY
DEPOSIT MONEY AND NO ONE ELSE
CAN DRAW 1T,
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WIlEHtA~, by q certain Mortgage Deed,
w commonly called 90 sale mortgage, u
bearing date the nth LAY oi Scnicin-
Der. ID. 1873, duly recorded In book
IT, on page Isl, IN the recorders
Office OF Alexander county, State of Illinois, ON
Ut dhy of November, A u l-I3 Juhnnn RYAN
Gate johanna Hennc--y) and james Ryan, did
crilcd real estate, situated ia the City of Cairo,
In the Comfy Of Alexander and state Of Illinois
Ia Vii Lot Numbered seven "a, in block
numbered thrty-two tl2), in said city, upon
lhl7 express condition, however, that ia case
Que certnn pomlssury note Tor the sum uf two
hundred and MY dollars, executed by the said
Johanna Ryan and Jane Ryan, Ia The under
mortgage, due and payable one year after The
dnie thereof with interest ~ the rate of ten pcr
cent per annum nom dHte until Imid rhould
lht -hih not" moi De pnlu according 10 the tenor
AMI effect thereof, and should default he uiatlt
iu The nymcnl of said note and interest when
dur, then aud lAtha Cl,sc the under. pncd mig M
proceed and sell the said real estate h. hy -uid
chaser on purchasers thereof u deed for the com
Nthhhc' IA hr Ot the premises sold, and
whereas, default having been made In IA,
pay lncni Of The -aid note and The said note hay
| ing become due and payable, now,
! Therefore, notice II hereby given that la yir-
! Iuo ni Terms ana conditions of said sale mort
gage, will ON "Wednesday, the 2irl ,,y nf lie
ccmbcr, 4. -, lS7I, at tho court hou.r door i'm
the city Of Cairo, Illinois at the hour of ,
o'clock PIN Of said day, proceed 10 -ell la tl,,
highest bidder for cash, the real estate and plptl-
ise, hrlrinbclurr described, tu satisfy -uit delhi
intcirst cost and cllHrg,- Of said trust aud viii
execute and deliNcrlo the purchaser deed there
for. ELIEN PoWrus
tNlH0, nj, November -, ls7i VII
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Open every business day from IA IA to3p m
aud saturday ey'nlng- for -avings1co,its' ouly
nom 10 O'Clock
W HYsI.oP, Treasurer,
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OUR JOB OFFICE.

We would remind merchants and bust
ness men who may require Bill-Heads, Bills of
Lading, Dray Receipts and other Job Printing
that our office is the best arranged in Southern
Illinois and their orders, if intrusted to U.s. the
may rest assured will receive prompt atten-
ton and be ezsecutad in the best possible STYLE
MIR Louis Schuclxers is authorized to receive
orders for us. BULLETIN COMPANY
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TO HAVE GOOD HEALTH
LIVER INVIGoRAToR

has l'rnm' staple tTuiy medicine IupIU
N'<'iahir.-t iinuti' fnd InuIra-i4 900 d,I4u.,.-
clear DE complexion, eur, .Iuk h,idHrh. IL
~Huu inifutluu-
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Try Sanford = Liver Invigorator.

lry oahioId Liver lnNigoratOr.
- ~ IlpNANtN OR -Bt {. 81 ARNtINt.
i How either -'N mas I.tIuHfr aful gain.
Doc love and gain Affections OF aus person me,
rhUu-'. Instant! 1hi ~ ail ran iu.-,..s ir.4.
lA mail - cut- rpgrihtr Win u Mauingr
buiir. Egyptian Oracle, Dram, HINT H.
lHii'-, cic ] go 49, 4Dld uurer book AL
Dire. . WILLIAM SEQ .ruh'- Philadelphia
80 : $50 rrac hd,irs .'''' ''''"'
btO ~1IN~DN 4 90 Portland ~,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-26

house furniture. The workmanship
malerial, finish and design arc Wy we
latest alld beat siyle VT nri, lhe lasle
displayed W. ihrm y equal 90 10 ip-
emliiy and enterprise shawn. WI we
bank. Mrssrs, 6inlz a VOTE have ~
led up seven hundred similar iislllll-
lions aud are now recognized 90 stand
ard authorities ln lhls branch pl lHp,
raiiVe AT. The counting roam nlin
bank parOr at tho Clly TANK NJ Dallhs
will e6mpare hYprahy WIN nose o
any hanks Ia ANY pl no Pllnpll,Al
cities. The capital ut The bank le2pll h
O00) il ample, the officers ana ~,
reetOm are enierprsinR, eApfleheel
aud liberal minded, and mere Gan
be no doubl but that the pily bank
Will under VI present able hi9hAse'
meui, continue iO retain lls pace y
tie front rank Of Texas hanks, lial'
las Is Indebted 10 llle public spirit ~,
eraIily, taste aud energy ~ tOlpntl
Hughes, the able presldenh l0r We
finest banking aud counting room ~
the state, 49,
MI ID, q. Grove, under tho dlfee-
ll0n Of Colonel Hughes, who spperlli-
tended tho putting up Ol everything ~
pers0nl, rendered valuable aid ~ car
rying out the complicated Instructions
fur putting 90 the wood ana glass
work, counters, desk4 eici when NO.
G0mpanied them from lhe lhelplS'
success 10 ihe CITY bank'
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GENERAL GoRpoN'a brigade IL 10
hold n reunion NJ Atlanta ON the 2ist
Of October, during the state fair Ad'
dresses may be expected from General
AR, Lawton, who organized The brl'
gade aud carried II 10 Virginia. nom
Gen. J. II, Gordon,wboso brilliant MILL
tary genius made the brigade M famous
M the Stoncwall brigade, and from Gem
eral q. A. Evans, who succeeded TO the
command after the promotion OF Cor
don and who led the Inst charge ut
Appomattox. All pcrsons who were ~
any time connected with the brigade,
arc urged to BIO present at the meeting
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menis, which, in sixteen years ana
eight mouths, would liQuldale ihe el''
lire national debit
on the subject Of the currency no ID
earnestly in fayor Of retiring the lffe-
deemable notes of the government ana
the banks and substituting gold ana
silver, ndesigned us Providence ~ u
universal circulating medium" ~
their stead, lIe shows from statistics
derived from the production anl eoll'
age Of the precious metals since isip
that there must DO NJ least paOO,pp,poO
Of gold and silver hid out In The SCUM
Try,
lle expressed himself ~ IN favor Of
such changes Ia the national eohAlllu'
lion ~ would give the election OF pres
ldenl 10 the people dlreolly, Without
tho intervention Of an electoral col
lege, aud ~ would transfer the cleo
ilon Of United States senators rom lhe
lfHlnlhlNlfn w Wv HiN''" W. WV
themselves, lie attributed his defeat
for the senate 10 the betrayal OF false
hlendsl but consoled himself win the
thought that all the great men VINO
had preceded him had been deceived
that Washington had had his Arnold I
jefferson his liurri jackson had MS
lmllorsi Caesar had his brIun, and
our Saviour his Judas II was one OF
tho penalties Of greatness ahd he
could not murmur NJ not escaping the
common lot,
Mr.. Johnson's ambition 10 take hla
seat again ~ u member Of that body
before which he was arralgned on u
charge Of violating tho constitution OF
his country aud his oath of ONCE
Ia natural aud laudabo enough we
cannot, however restrain ourselves
from hoping that his ambition may
not be- gratlned, lie has done the
south harm enough already.
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UtIii,,
Texas Grand rrise concert Postponed
10 Oel0ber ee, ihTi,

10 Oolober 80, isTi'
The Hon, James 4, u, Wilson, may
or Of Houston, aud the city council en-
doraeH the enterprise ~ follows
llouaros Texas, April 20, lhll'
We, the undersigned, regard The
real estate distribution, which j, H.,
Foster proposes ~ mako on the 22d 0l
October noyl, Ia this city, IN calculated
10 promote improvements, and lno-
lng within the reach Of many, who
otherwise would be unable, u chance
10 secure u home for them ANA their
families, mid having, from our long
acquaintance with him, every conll.
lence In his integrity, we feel Justified
la saying that We believe he viii car.
ry ont Ills distribution honestly aud
fairly, according 10 his advertised
plan.
Signed by the mayor the Hon,
james Il, d, Wilson, aud city council.
Capital prize, $4,000, gold, ten resi-
dences IN Houston population 2O,OOO,
and the rallroad center Of the state
$50 tracts OF land In different portions
OF the state. Value OF prizes, SliO,0OO
"a, 900 tickets, NJ 81 each, The man
ngemont nro so well convinced OF the
success Of the enterprise, that they feel
Justified IN promising TO refund every
cent of money, II the drawing does not
take place on I'D Of October Every
prize paid In full, whether all the
tickets are sold or not, Send for clrcl'
lars. Agents wanted, Address
j. 4. FOSTER,
Manager, Houston, Texas,
II. w. HOUSE, Treasurer
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Sour NiNllIncll,

II the food takon into the st3lnnoh IL not
dIgested II dtcomposes. In the latlcr cnso u
pungent gna IN developed which causes sour
orucatlons, or else the stomach Itself sccIetes
nm noid, which, sislng up ~ intervals, stlngs
the gullot sharply. These extremely diSa-
grceablc sensations are attributable TO I'M
paired digestion, 10 get rid of them, or pre-
vent their recurrence, II IL only necessary TO
tone ana regulate the gastric organs with
Hostottcrs BiucT. II viii not answer TO
postpone the great corrective with the Idea
that the unpleasant symptoms VIII disap-
pear of themselves. 80 hr from that being
the caso they almost invariably eliminate, II
neglected, In chronic dyspepsia, with Its con-
comtants of gnawing In the stomach, dizzi-
ness perverted vision, headache and Sleep
lessness, II Is true that all those dsngrcea-
blos may DO obylated by II course of the Bit
ters but how much wiser TO anticipate their
arrival with one on two doses of that pure
preventive of indigestion and strongthcner
of the alimentnry organs.
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Tnn grand lodge Of the United States
OF the Independent Order Of ODD Fcl'
lows held Iis annual election for OIL
GERS on last Tuesday, NJ j. Durham
Of Kentucky, was elected grand sire
John w. Stokes, Of Pennsylvania
deputy grand HIrei James j., l'ldgelyl
Of baltimore, grand secretary, aud
Joshua yanaant, mayor OF Baltimore
mand treasurer
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ron lOAlllkhb'
r--rrT-
fiIhl districts
Hos, S0ns ~, HEAGAs'
pfAndelspn eopnlY'
aseopa District
mos. -. .. opLnrAses'
o. Marion equally
Thim plslria
HON. JAS. W. THnooHn"hf"N'
ofcollin oonnly'
Fourth District
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10 points North and East via tho
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AND CoNNECTIoNs.

follows;
ACCOMMODATION. THROUGH TRAIN.
Leayes.,.,.." 300 A, NJ Leayes...,,.. $50 =. NJ.
Galveston Freight and Ticket Onlce, 70
fremont street,
A. FAULKNER, Agent.
New York City Freight and Ticket Office,
3i5 Broadway. ..
II. l.. MANCHIG ESTER, Agent.
Visitors TO above cities will ind THESE Of
Aces pleasant place Of resort their Leisure
hours, where the latest Texas papers Will be
found.
j. DURAND, Gen'l Sup't.
j. WALDO. Genr Ticket Agent.
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