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Consumption en-, no s,..s

schencks Pulmonic Syrup. scheucL,.
Sci weed Toyic, schenck's Maudrst.
Pills, are the ORD, medicines tina, win s.,ra
Pulmonary Consumption.
Frequcatly medicines that will stop n
cough will occasion t,,c death of Tho
patient; they lock pf~ the liver, stop the
circulation OF the bloo,. hemopbsrc fol.
lows, ind in fact they cog thI a ton ot
'he very organ that caused the Cough.
LAYER Complaint AID Dyspepsia are the
causes OF two-thirds Of the eases of Con.
sumption. Many persons COMPLAIN of 4.
n"'l pam IA the side, constipation. co,,ea
tongue pain IN the shouide r-blade. feeling.
~ urowsiness aud rcstlessness. the f,o,
wing heavily on the stomach, accompanied
Win aeidity and belching up of wind.
These symptoms usually originate from a
d'sordered condition of the stomach or ,
torpid LIVER.
Per,ons 20 affected, u they take one or
two heavy cnlds, and II the cough in these
eases be suddenly checked. will fnd the
stom Oh and liver clogged, remaining tor
pid and inactive. and almost before they
are aware the lungs are n mass Of sores,
aud liberated, the re- suit OF which Il death
sehehck's Pulmonic syrup Is an expec-
torant which does no, contain opium or
anything calculated to check cough sud
denly.
schenck's sea Weed Tom. tsp'v
iooh' mixes with the castle juic
stomach, aids digcstioa and creates
nous appetite. -
whcuihe bowels gro eoafve. skin SALON
or the symp'-as, Otherwise OF billion
tendency, Scbenck's Mandrake pns arr
required.
These medicines are prepared only by
j. II. SCHKNcK A. SON,
Northeast corner Sixth and Arch sfreets.
Pa. Aud are for safe by all
druggists ana dealers. 1I.l-lmdSw
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nav GOODS.
Stuart & GholsOn.
New Arrival
--or pf.HAutIa-
GOODS
At A GREAT CONCESSION FROM
FORMER PRICES.

tJ-. We call the attention OF every
buyer of DRY GOODS TO the following
5PECIALTIEs
rs-Fny p,,,r. REVERSIBLE BLACK Al
PAtA9 just received from "a New York im-
porter; 90 - and upward; q great bargain
r}-One Hundred pi,rc- FLNNEI.S, ut p o.,
ami upward 4 look at our iiau,l- Will con
Vince sll "i thr extraordinary uargaiu- Wv H'
on'IIus
Ns-Ouc Hundred PARIS BLANKETS at ~ -
ami upward
rg-Finy dozen GENT- UNDER~IllET~
aud DiiNWEE~, nom 90 ~ - ~. t'cnli"-
nrn wishing 10 save money in their purchase Of
.ndrrWar. should give our stock careful exam
iuaii"n
rr-An elegant line 81 LADIES' and CIlf.-
DEtN'~ tNDEl.MARL at lower prices than
sNtr.
rf-h large stock Of FELT SKIRTS, at 81 oo
ami upward
rrone Hundred pieces SEW PRINTS, at i
ari Ice
PROOFS iu an the new shade, At 5ic and NJ
wari,
rf.Grat bargains in COTTON FLNNEI.>,
BLEACiIED and BROWN toIIONs.
Sf-Fny Dozen KID GLOVES in The color-
aud party shade, a 80 aud upward
4 visit of inspection {, respectfully asked.
Goods delivered To- any portion Of the city free
Of chargr ~II AHl n GiIOL~ON,
Eighth street near Commercial avenue
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The origin OF the tire which destroyed
Mr.. T. j. krcth's tin store Thursday
night j. q mystery to every one. Mr..
Henry Martin was. AZ the time of the
breaking ont Of the fire. asleep in one
of the rooms ON the second floor. and
say, that when hc awokc he wa, almost
suilocatcd with smoke. and ran to the
door and opened it. thinking by so doing
he would get the fresh air. But when he
threw the door open dense cloud poured
into the apartment. he secured his
clothc, and rushed down the stair, to the
street. lie say, the fire broke ont in the
rear end of the front room. but how il
caught he is unable to say. II i, the
opinion of some that the gas pipes in the
house leaked, and the room became full
of gas and 10y some means was sci on fire
1t j. said that the stock of stoves. tin.
waac, tools, etc, that Mr.. Kcrth had on
hand. and which was almost entirely. de
stroycd, wa, valued al 100. His insur-
ancc amounts to $1,000. The bpilding
was valued at $1,000, and was in3hred for
- 800. Mr.. Kcrth holds policies ON the
following companies: lIarttyd, -, 800 (;
Lycoming, S2.iOO; AMAZON, $1,000.
Thi, include, all the insurafcc on stock,
tool, and building.
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General Itehs.

We feel better after thanks.
Our Chamber of Commerce is grow
ing into importance.
-lhanksglymg-Day weather IN caro-
was delightful.
The finest job printing, AT the lowest
prices 4, being turned ont from TnE
BULLETIN OFFICE.
We miss them at home-thc wander
ing Templar,. May peace be- with Dun
ming and all his gallant knights.
a meeting of the directors of the
Cairo and st. Loui, railroad company
win be held at East st. Louis, Wcdncs-
day. December 2d. next. The purpose
OF the proposed meeting has not yet tran
spircd.
The Paducah NeloS apologies for the
defeat of the Idlewild base bah club by
the Lee club Of New Orleans The Idle
wilds Were iatlgned by a long journey,
and did not retire to sleep until after !
o'clock on the morning of the game in
which their feathers were pluckcd.
But adds The Nc,es, "thcy can dc
without sleep wecl, aud beat the Cairo
club We plead guilty, The Cairo boy
can do anything well except play bas'
ball. At this game they are failures
Take them at billiards, drinks, on court
ing or pins, or any other innocent churcl
game requiring brains TO play well, an'
they are invinclble; but at base bah the,
can be beaten by either yaducah o
| Mound City,
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New Lumber Yard.

Chas. Lancaster anu Newton Klce, Vte
with W,lters) both well known to our citi-
Zens, and to river men generally, have ,s-
tablished lumber yard In cairo. cor. ar of
SiXte, nth street and Commercial avenue.
They viii keep every description OF build
Ing material and steamboat lumber, doc :,
cash, blinds, moulding, shingles, Hath, etc
etc., and are determined to sell lower than
lumber has ever been sold in Cairo. They
solicit fair trial from steamboat men and
builders, and guarantee satisfaction IN all
cases. 3sI-l0-2l'u
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Tom sullivan, the Young and cncr-
gctic Commercial avenue druggist, has on
hand large stock of pure drug. which
he j. selling at very low prices. No drug
gi.t in this city understands his bu-inc,.
better than Mr.. sullivan. and those who
want anything in hi, line will do well to
give him a call. Il.
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Tow-Boat For Sale.

'INlE Subscriber piisrs for sale the steam
Towing stsu-Mheci Boat, Ike IInmmiti
WIN engines, machinery, tackle, apparel aud
iulniture ~ she now lies at Cairo, Ills
Her length j. ~ feet, her hnri,ith q feet her
utpth i'fi aud MEASURE, go tom. She has 3
boilers - feet long and ~ niche diameter. high
bi' -ufe engine with cylinder ~ inchp- In
diameter aud FEET -tokei feed uuinp. a. iu-
che. IA diameter aud u i.chr- stroke snd all
modern improvements aud o. iu every rr.prct
-ihunrll SEA worthy, AMI IN good condition for
navigation. fpr term, apply ~.
r. = TNYt0U.
cAHO, III. November 3, Is5I ro-II-s.-ir.
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Regularity in eating, sleeping and eXer-
else aud abstinence from such dangerous
irritants as alcohol and tobacco, tend to
secure long and hcalthful lie. But even
a strict observance OF these wholesome
rules will not always aver. sickness. The
best safeguard against epidemic and other
diseases Is DR., Walkers California Vine.
gar Bitters, which, by promoting regular
and vigorous action Of the digestive, secre.
tive aud eNcreiiye organs, keep the body
in the hest possible condition for resisting
and repel'ing the cause OF disease.
ll-ll-uSW-iW
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Mr.. \. T. Ienonr. who has been alb
sent from the city for the past ten days
reached home yesterday with a bride,
whose name We could not learn. His
numerous friend. called on him during
the day aud congratulated him on hi, tie
parturc from bachclorhood.
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Vim. Tinker. representing D. W. r.
win ~ Go. of Chicago. sends ~ the fol-
lowing quotations on grain
December wheat. 9Oi.
January wheat. o..
Year corn. -.
New .Iannry corn. G7l.
Year oats. 53l.
January oats, 53s.
December barley. 81 .23l.
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The Catholic Tnir.

The Catholic fair closed Thank giving
night. The attendance Wa, larger than
on any previous night, and the proceed,
were triple what they were on either Of
the former occasions The fair wa- con
cludcd with grand ball in which sixty
couples participated.
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sol lcwcll. who ha. been canvassing
the city Of Cairo ia our interest for the
past few days. !. this day discharged
rom our service, and i-no longer author
lied to act or contract for u.
Il. g.. DrN n Go.
ST. LoCIs. No.. Nov y. 1874.
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\ fine lunch will be spread this (Satur-
day night. at the Mayilower Saloon, cor
ncr Commercial avenue aud Nineteenth
street. Oyster ,onp and other delicacics
served in the best lyle. Everybody in
o'clock. JANES GRENNEY.
Sell -2S-ltf.
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Lumber s,iII.oin. Down.

As We are determined 10 close out our
stock speedily, preparatory 10 winding up
business, We will sell all kinds OF lumber at
two dollars per thousand less than market
prices, A large lot of lath and 'toyc wood
mgly low rates. WALL ~ ENT.
1Il-g.g-tI
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Mr., i. Fitzgerald has just received and
has on sale at his sales room, u large stock
of English ale, porter, Hennessy brandy
and wines, and liquors OF all kinds, which
he will dispose Of nj reasonable prices
2S0-9-21-lm.
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ANY person in need of saddles, brides
horse blankets, lap robes, halters or any
kind OF harness, should bear in.mind that
William Ludwig, the popular saddler, has
lust received full stock which he viii sell
at the lowest living prices.
jU,.ll-l5-lm
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William Ludwig, the harness maker. Is
now prepared to supply the pubic vita all
kinds of horse clothing of superior qnal'
ity, which he will sell very cheap for cash
3u,l-l l-lI-im
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Herman Levy, while engaged at the lire
Thursday night, lost a "Knight Of pythi,s,
badge, with the initials =. c. D.. The
liudcr will be literally re warded by bring
ng the same 10 this office. 4g7.II.2g.gt
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Joint Dis..us.ion,

on the merits of the Bible, between p. +.
Underwood, of Boston, Mass, and Prof.
%. \. Burgess, OF the Northwestern Chris
tian University, at indianapolis, Ind, in
Cairo, ILL.,, commencing December %,
1874, and continuing four or more nights.
ll-2i.dAwlm
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Lunch Every Day.

George Lattner corner of Fourteenth and
Washington avenue, will furnl'h hereafter,
every day 10 his patrons y No. lunch be-
tween the hours OF ten aud twelve o'clock
Fresh Milwaukee becrand fragrant Havana
,i,,,rs IN ho had at his bar ni all times.
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THOMAS JONE,, obser,cr.
Grand launch.

\ grand lunch will be- served thi-
evening. at hali-pa.t . O'Clock. at the
corner OF Eighteenth street and CONNER
cial avenue. Everybody invited to at
tend
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Fresh oysters received daily, by express
at the Ne v York Store, for 10 and 30 cents
per can, ~
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The party given hy Mis- Nellie Antrim
Thank giving day wa very nice affair.
quite a number of young folk, were pres
ent and all enjoyed themselves hugely.
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II !. said 10y al who heard the Rev Mr..
French preach at the Presbyterian church
Thanksgiving day, that hi- sermon was
an clnnnenI ono.
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Stolen.

During the fire Thursday night some
unknown parties entered the store of
Thoms a Brother and carried Oh lot
Of cigars aud other small articles.
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MoUNp CRY ACCoMNoDArloS
Leaves CAIRO. ...................la M and b;1opM
Z" MOUND tIIi..,,..., 10 an,l b,3b -
Mnlnd City Accommodation runs "Wednesday
aud saturday
Making close connections Ia aud from all
point, East and North, at Indianapolis aud Gin
cinnali, aud To aud from all points south ami
West by rail and river.
NJ. Il. GOODRICH, II. l.. MORRILL,,
| Gen 4 Ticket Agit General Supt
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Take Notice.

Milwaukee Beer,
Oppcnheimer Goldberg Wine,
jas. lIennosSey Brandy,
Best bourbon and Rye Whistles,
Finest brand Of Cigars.
GRAND soup lunch every morning,
Attentive Bar-kcepers,
Every thing neat and clean,
Al
LOUIS BLATTAU'S SALOON,
on Eighth street, between Washington and
Commercial avenues. ll-2i-Gt
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Pluck

A pair of these elegant chromos for sac
at six dollars, retail price ten dollars. APP
ply at the BULLETIN OFFICE. II
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Eight rooms to rent on Third street be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave
nues. Apply to William Mciiale, or at
this office,
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Judge Bird had only one case yc.tcr-
day. John Welsh wa. arrested by OF
lic"r Shcchan for being drunk. aud was
given STAY.
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RIVER NEWS.
s'Ort List.


Stoonor I;,, Iii 81, ~
,u..n, -,
'''"'s' ''"'
N'Nn''s"7 n'lI' ENail1NlIle.
- TRACEY, Evansville.
IAN Nlcksburg
.apl'al CIty' Nt"ksburg.
Burksvillr, Nashville.
Julia, st. Louis.
Ida MAY. Ohio river.
" ~. Joseph. Mrnuhis
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New Advertisements.
ATTENTION. ROLLERS ,

VIZ rolling Tor the suit Of clothing, valued
vt 40, furnished by Farnbnkrr. M. rinth,
i'r, 'alro, III commence Dee Let and end.
Dreinbcr 9TH, ~ tLARk'S BOWIINt; IL
LII, under the Iron Mountain Railroad depnt
competitors Tor the prize must 80 state ami 6n,.
thrir name, registered Five frame Ia b, ruli.,i
Remember the time, December Ut 10 5th
Iir- IL 2s-jt
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Chr 8ullriin.
Notice OF Rc,,.,.,

DR.. u. s. Brigham has removed his Office
TO tue rooms next borrower ThOms Bros :
grocery store ig'-ll-2S-3t
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Notice

OrTIcE CAIRO n ~ IorI- u u CO..
u tAnU, ILL- November ~. 1874
\ MEETING Of the Directors Of ihi- com
~ pany will be held on " Wednesday th, -.r-
oui daN Of December neat, 4. -. l-5t, at If
O'Clock m. at IL" station house. on tie depot
ground. 81 IA" company Ia The city Of tast u
lpui-, III. :. SIAAI~ TAYLOR.
lIl-II -A--li Pr Ilnni
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An excellent dwelling house. Inquir,
of GEoRGE FISHER.
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Fresh Baltimore oysters received dali,
and sold by Phil. II. Slup. 5OO1i-2g.tf
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The Illiuoi. Central railroad will change
tile time Of the arrival aud departure of
trains, next Sunday.
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The Thompson Dean arrived 1T Mem.
pills Thursday night.
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RIVER, WEATHER AND BUsINEss.
I'll" river last evening was . feet q!
inches, having risen % inches during the
previous Is hours. The weather has
moderated very much, and there was q
fair prospect Tor rain last evening. Bust
ness dull.
WAR DEPT. RIVER REroRr,
November ~, 1874.
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CITY NEWS.
Local Weather Report.

'----------------------
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER y. 1874.
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pstSsIs'ItSS.
- W. CUMMING, NJ. D.

RESIDENCE Conner ninth aud Walnut
STREETS.
pffr'E Corner sixth sin'i and Ohio G"yeo
OFFICE HOURS FromGa So 10 l9m nud
rom ia d IA
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CAIRO POSTOFFICE.
OFFICE lloURS-From 7:30 am. Ia G:3D
pm; sunday from Ito0a.m. Money
Order 500 ain. to 900 pm.
'los,a Arrives
=. a. =,
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w.. We call the attention OF every
buyer OF DRY GOODS 10 the following
5PECIAITTFS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-03

Howell, Rosa aud chiltrsa.........
Beginning st the southwest corner
on y street, and TunH. NJ with the
lire OF lot seven seventy two feet
north; thence east with lot eight
sixteen 'est; thence north twen-
ty-four feet; thence east four feet;
thence soutf ninety-six feet to y
street; thence west with y street
Twenty-Five feet 20 the begia-
ming.
johnson, Annie W................
Being tie eSSG thirty feet and one
half iueh 'front.' on south 4 street
OF saEf lot. and ruuriCC back
that wifth one hundred feet tour
inches, the depth OF sad lot.
Frost. LEONARD.
Being IN George ". puvall's add.
ticu T. UtlonrOgn.
LaCcton, 2eCrgs .....
Beginning at stone nun beFed four,
planted at the north vest corner
OF that part OF "NOuugsbO-
rough" formerly owned by
George Oyster. called "rrini-
dad thence south seventy seven
degrees, east I'VE perches with
Oysters line, that runs 10 stone
numbered five to the west line
cOndsmBed for the railrOsf,
thence north forty two and a-half
degrees, east one hundred and
seventeen perChes seven links
witd said condemnation line 70 a
division line formerly put no be
tween this ana part Of 3 lot owned
by Edward FenwiCk; thence with
said fence north twenty-thres de-
grees, west one hundred and thir-
teen perches fifteen links to a To-
Gust tree standing at the end OF
saiG fence marked for q corner;
thence south siNty-iive and a
quarter degrees, west fOrtv-eigh
percheS seven links 70 the djvid-
ing line separating this land from
the land formerly held by Mr..
DerTinger; thence with said line
and q continuation OF the direc-
ton thereof to the beginning
stone, containing sixty-fou
acres. The entire ground con-
tanned within the foregoing metes
and bounds il hereby conveyed,
except six acres and thirty-three
perches sold to one Mangum By
said Benjamin 1. Fenwick.
wilkins, IL. r ...............
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EXCEPTIONS ONLY,
1T HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY DAILY
PAPER PUBLISHED SOUTH OF NEW YORK
AND MORE THAN DOUBLE TBlT ANY
the citizens OF Wash
constantly visiting the
constut very large
degree wealthy purchasing the cOunt thus
making
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE UNITED STATES.
publicity limit Seed in
un1equny State aud Territory in
the
~ Schedule Advertising rm devio sent to any
address o. application
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the land formerly held by Mr..
DerTinger; thence with said line
and q continuation OF the direc-
ton thereof to the beginning
stone, containing sixty four
acres. The entire ground con-
tanned within the foregoing metes
and bounds is hereby conveyed,
except six acres and thtrty-three
perches sold to one Mangum by
said Benjamin L. Fenwick.
Wilkins, b. Observation-Disclosures. 81 o.
Hardy's Heirs, William. .....Y... "a
Being thirty feet on the north side
OF Bridge street by seventy-six
feet in depth.
Tunnel, Joseph. ............ 12.3,
Being forty feet on the east side OF
Fayette street by one hundred
and twenty eight feet in depth,
Kelly, Ellen.
Beginning at the northwest corner
OF said lot, thence southeastwsrd
~ binding on New Jersey ave-
nue. thirty-seven feet one inch;
thence essterly parallel with the
division line between lots seven
and eight fifty-one feet four-and
a-half inches; thence by
straight line drawn to intersect
aforesaid division line fifty-one
feet ten inches from aforesaid
northwest corner of said lot seven;
thence by said avenue to the be-
ginning.
Kelly, Ellen. ..,.................... ..
Beginning at the northeast corner
of said lot; thence running west
twenty-eight feet nine inches;
thence south one hundred and
two feet one-hsif inch; thence
east twenty eight feet nine in
ches; thence north one hundred
and two feet one-half inch to
place of beginning.
Kelley, Eilen...................
Beginning at the northwest corner
of said lot, and RAINING thence
south ninety feet one half inch;
thence east nine feet six inches,
thence south ten feet; thence
east thirty-three feet; thence
north one hundred feet one-half
inch; thence west forty-two fest
six inches to the place of begin.
ming.
Kelly, Illen- -....'-....s-...' .-.....
Kelly, Ellen. ..-...--............. ....-.
Kelly, Ellen. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ......
Kelly, Ellen. Observation-Disclosures. .....
Kelly, Ellen. .................. .......
of said square and south A street
and Fourteenth streets east;
thence west with said A street
twenty four feet; thence south
ffty-eight feet two and a half
inches; thence southe asterly
twenty-four feet eight anu 3 half
inches to Fourteenth street:
thence north with Fourteenth
street east sixty four feet i've in
ches to the beginning.
Kelly, Ellen. ...................-...
htiiys T.ttCu. '.''-..'.s.s l----.-'
Loug hr idge, William.
Being a subdivision or said square
az made by A. Grant.
Moore, VI. e., ana X. q. LsngtOn.. ......
Mason, T.. L0rain.. .......-.--........ ...
Beginning on Virginia avenue at
the southeastern corner of said
lot; thence running Northwestern
ly along the line Of said avenue
twenty-tour feet; thence north
eastw ardly on line at right
angles with said avenue to and
TO intersect the northern line of
said lot; thence eastwardiy with
said line to the northeastern cor
ner of said lot; thence southwest
wardiy along the eastern line Of
said lot to the line OF said avenue
and the beginning.
N8yior, james G,-..................- .....,
Plat, Samuel H.. .......
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In whose Name Assessed.
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2ot6 ". I.......,,,.
OF 695
coC7 es7 Al...............
.39 oCc Z..s-.............
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marks, 10 prove phrenology on scientific
principles. His lecture, as whole, was
interesting, well delivered and quite ac-
ceptable to the general public; but its
scientific parts were sadly deficient in ac-
curacy. His description of the anatomy
of the human brain. afforded considerable
amusement to the medical students pres
sent, for they could not tail TO notice that
either he was materially wrong in his
descriptions, or the heads on which they
are at work at the dissecting room of the
college, are very much out of order.
He said the nose was great inlet TO
character. PersoUs having large noses
possessed a good deal of character-in-
decd, they usually amounted to some
thing in the world l ihereupon affec-
tionately stroked the mammoth append
age on my face, and for tie first time in
my life felt proud OF It's dimensions. He
said women possessed of long, sharp noses
were invctera scolds. instinclively
turned to wife and carefully measuring
her nuse on my finger, mentally calculat-
ed, as near as possible, from memory and
observation, how ii would compare with
those of other women. The calculation
proved satisfactory, and was happy.
A. G. L.
Buffalo, n. Y, Dec. 9TH, 1874