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New-York tribune., 1874-02-10

Net earning, e657sl 10 s2Ss39ll SO ncsl 7Sl $40 10
After deducting dividend sper cent, interest, taxes
and rent of Lehigh and Susquehanna Road, there
remains surplus of $977, ,323 Al. OF this surplus
$685. s6 has been applied to the reduction of the
valuations of equipment leaving S67 $40 IS remain
ing TO the credit of profits
The following securities were sold at auction to-
day at the Exchange Salesroom: $4,000 Steuben-
vile and Indiana Railroad Company first mortgage
six per cent bonds, ~; 5000 Smitbtowu and Port
Jefferson Railroad Company first mortgage seven
per cent bonds, SSI; shares Mercantile Mutual In
sursnce Company 56A; 10 shares National Fire
Insurance Company 112!.
The Philadelphia stock market is firm Penn
sylvania Is, 1O7; Philadelphia and Erie Railway,
%; Reading Railroad 56. Pennsylvania Railroad,
l9,. Gold III. -.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
THE MARKETS.
lCEeIullv rsportsi for tbs Tsrsuss.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

MONDAY Feb 2 I3Tf.
The following cOmpiss us Of shipped which
were cleared today fot foreign ports.
HAvRx-B.tk John Nuossn.
Crude Petroleum gals. lJ55l2
YARxOurH-Dng Laura
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
Hnanridi
Lake Shore &Michigan
Southern Railway Go. 4

sEcoyD aoRroA0R PRs CENT BONDS Aro COJrOE
BONDS or 81 900 EACH, Rb6IsTERRD BONDS " tl. ~
AND IS 900 EACH lar l1 Ds
syR pErscPAL DuR 1903 PRIcR % Asb ACCRUED ~
TERHST Pos SALE o ras C,uPssr
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

prices without auo,6ls ehaasa we laoe Tens.
Sc, ::; $;.:: &. II: +; =. 81
lsT Sidssss @saa'.,,... 3 q i5f, Is, i4S
Good Mddas 49, s: II ., ,,,., n ,. ,dans qasat7
bali sr.' SGTs ssos ire sf'%1 T's
Toaa' sat Eve Ssa
iTSt21.soa.'.., 5fspa............. i5 i5S i65 5oa
ro,..................I5a5 1857 5000
For lover 9TH Il s95,S:r Eli S'n'' at the
ss: ss.day % .,.as. @ y; 3 ~ Ss 5sT 200
Il Il @ 5iS5 so5 sSS g ss j ig g f9S e .15
90S e., '. ';$s - 1893 j sss5s 3is1
Nh soS Is lpY s ls' 400 SoR i5 3 s5 ss1' 100
ssS S 10 co. s' i5 300 49, S 7S3f S ssg5
e 100 SoC 10 iSs S 500 800 ,s s' 5s !GH5 900 5
S 100 Is 800 lS n ID SoS 10 os5S s5S l s s3
lSo 20 Is 5o ioa9e sV 100 is sg 200
100 100 i i s dS 100 ,s Is siss ;s.
market 99 70, :Isi, g: s sry s he'd a". '
nom9A '.ss % snal Of oso PFC @ S & @
2 2,ta2, Coed d. 2s.s2Sa 90 @ sS .5d r%. j.7.
quoted At Msc.6o 96a2sc Costa o. aoad29e and
'Ti1h flour ASp aExEas. Flour aa ,ad tame tame
'a' S SSpna aSs as Sl.. si.es .es sad sTn
stronger and quite Aeto
oW grades while AMI high grades are 80" 0
irregular sales of IL 800 bbls including loOo Dds w,
$500 bbls Extras qnois0ns aud ZOoV Oo '' ~
February 81 e quote: "a, a., On
Sour 1885 40 Obond ~. .s1ptO Iva 20 OV
| No. 2..........,.. 3 D | hOuud
sapsrnae. OOp SOL tshpppsl 100 W
state tkIus Ohio, Er Trade bis ZOa 40
| ssts btne, lo.I.. 2ji 7 80 White Whest Brua
| NsGh Shbns III D 7jG OJ Ind. and
| hinpssots hiobigan ....... 500 y ~
esnmoh 10 fsne, z Doqb, iOdo 4On y ~
| Minnesota Supsna. ~ Lou, sing.e SOd \ "
tive EIra.. OOd IL so Of Lou Ioubls RI 2jG = -
! Good 10 eh0es SPg ST Lon. Inn. NJ : g0d II 90
| Wheat 7 t..p.... kIus Z lJ4 20
| kuu AMBER Iai.
Ohio Meh.. 7 Z
Southern que tina meam All halter rftf dn and
besy The Os Rrsie plenty demand the olose the
market frm With ugury sale. Of $50 We quote
Bat AetsIJ ,feossJEu MI G0oI - 100 o 81
BAIT AieI aud "ssEAtn-n kErs FsaiT.. 0DD ~ ~
/
/ Delaware bO0 y W
balIpDfr UOSari st 0fsH1t NpN W
kxSJ ARl we WV
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10


Specie ......... S322O7OO Deposits 2S9eoS,oO
Cir ,ulatiOn...............S2 .S26,9O3SOO.
The transactions at the Clearing house for the past
week compare as follows with those of the previous
week
Cearng "a for the ending Jan $iS2 9363s2 50
Ge8rngs for the week ending Feb 4259523S 40
Balances the week ending Jan 81. l6l4902 6
Balances for the week ending Feb 7..... HlS522 %
A New-NOIk correspondent of The Boston 7rGreller,
writing of the Telegraph stocks upon this market,
says:
The Western Union Is really menaced now. by the
most serious opposition has encountered. few
years since this company had the Atlantic and Pacific
and Franklin in ts graspbut IN some IL has lost IT,
think could tell you how, but II Is unnecessary. Now
there Is 10 be struggle which Will be Tar more serious
70 the Western Union than IL has yet encountered
In anticipation OF this the Western Union had already
moDOpolized the Gold aud Stock Telegraph Company,
but have since almost lost that advantage perssug
in charges which brought the Manhattan Company into
life. and the American District Telegraph Company
becomes object OF competition. THIS Is distribution
telegraph by messengers which presume your readers
know all about, you have II IN Boston but, IN Oref
II Is the quickest and most convenient method OF send
Ing messages packages ever invented, and conse-
quonty u IL universally popular. The telegraph COM
paDy which secures this will have advantage In city
those who have tried city dispatches. The Aperican
District Telegraph Company OF NewYork Is the parent
and the District Telegraph Company Of Boston,
Philadelphia Chicago. ST. Louis &c, are oh-shoots II
enoe, Will secure these lines and bDay incorporate them
end they are now negotiating Hence the advance OF
American District Telegraph stock lately.
The following is an official statement of the re-
ceipts. expenses, and net earnings of the Central
Railroad Company of New-JeTsey for the year 1878,
compared with 1872:
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10

The quotations cotton II store fuuhs "a '-'
more tb,p bsf yrade below tire ersdr JuOtel
sALEs FOR PRssSNT DELiVsRt u
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
ri. - h. follnwinn for city bank Shares:

The Bank Statement compares as follows "''A
former returns:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-03-21

who contemplate investing money here, will
find it for their advantage to address the I'm
dersigned for advice in the matter, as by so
doing they viii gain hno,rledge respecting
three important things
lst, To hao,c PRECISELY tie locality o.. spot
satere to Unrest Mea. money
Ind, 10 k,eoac CORRECTLY tie valus Of the
property they desire 10 purchase
Sd. To k5sooc RELIABLY the ,cay or manner
IN nbieb 10 proceed 10 get It at the forrest fqa,re.
seI22,7o w CRANWELL.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-03-21

On the Superior City dock is in good run
ming order and working up daily the large
supply Of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-03-21

THE ST. CROLY GRANT


An ACT to confer certain lands
upon the North Wisconsin RAILWAY
Company, and the Chicago and
Northern Pacific Ar Line Railway
Company, and 70 execute the trusts
assam d by the State Of Wisconsin
by its acceptance OF the grants OF
land made by congress by acts APP
proved June 3D., 1856, and May 18th,
1864.
The people of the State of Wis
consin, represented in Senate and
Assembly, do enact as follows
Section /. There is hereby grant
ed to the North Wisconsin Railway
Company All the right, title and in
terest which the State OF Wisconsin
now has or may hereafter acquire
in and 10 the lands granted to said
State by acts OF Congress approved
June Sd, 1886, and May 5t1, 1864,
10 aid in the construction OF rail-
road from The St. CroiN river or
lake, between townships p and 81,
10 the west end Of Lake Superior
and Bayfield,, except those herein
granted TO The Chicago and North
ern Pacific Air Line Railway Com
pauy, this grant being for the pur-
pose Of enabling Tire said North
Wisconsin Railway Company to
complete the railroad heretofore
partially constructed by them from
the st. Croix river or lake aforesaid,
TO Bayfield,, the said grant being
however, upon the express condition
that the SAID company shall immr-
diately proceed with the construc-
ton Of said road from the st. Croix
river or lake to Bayfield,, ana shall
construct so much thereof the first
year a shall, with that already con
Structed, make forty miles, and not
less than twenty miles each year
thereafter until the entire road is
completed.
Sec. >. The said North Wiscou-
sin Railway Company shall, Within
seven years from the passage OF this
act, complete said road in accord
ance with the requirements Of said
acts OF Congress, and shall build
and complete said road from Hud-
son, by ;he way OF River Falls to
Prescott, or some point on the Mis-
sisSippi river, in Pierce county, Wis
consin, within seven years from the
date ct the acceptance OF the said
graut by the said company, as here
in provided, and shall perpetuaIly
maintain freight and passenger
depot not more than three-tourth>
oI mile from the present corporate
limits Of the city Of Hudson.
See. ). The Governor Is hereby
authorized and directed upon pres
entatlon to him OF satisfactory proof
that the first forty continuous mites
Of said road have been completed IN
accordance with said acts OF con
oreSs s.ad with this act, % issue ami
deliver, or cause u be ISSUED and
delivered, 20 SAID company, patents
III due form from the SAID state, for
five hundred and twenty sections "i
land, aud thereafter, HFvn Us com
pletiou OF any twenty continuous
niles he shall issue and deliver, or
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Notice L. EralitorE

CTATg o. lsguNsIN, COUNTY Or DOUGLAS
= County aurs-In Probate.
In Jae mat Of the estate of Bella Brooks
deceased
Letters tesamentary on said estate having
been granted TO William II. Smith and six
months from and after the 18th day OF March
A.D. 1874, being allowed for creditors to
present their claims against said deceased,
for examination and allowance
Notice is hereby given that the Judge of
said County Court will on the 18th day of
april 1874, and on she second Monday of
each and every month thereafter up to the
close of said six months, at the Probate office
in the town of Superior in said County, ex-
anime and adjust ali claims and demands Of
all persons against the said Bella Brooks, de
ceased.
GEO. w. PERRY, County Judge
Dated March - 1874.
mar14
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-03-21

The two stage lines continue
their trips between Superior, Bay
field and Ashland, the sleighing be
ing good. We noticed six teams in
a line coming III one day this week.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-03-21

IA, -, b,,n.lnol ,.,;...,. ..;l
Land
~, ".
= =, NJ H''''' 1>o' ~ ', 'Se'''i>i'i
Ian - pau sh"i' "ilHth "a
y cay rom ana &iIeF inc passage
- l'ii9 "c'' ne WIN me 0tcfetaty
u o'"1e ie>"lulloh '"iy aoopte"
" 10 "o"'" u ., directors, aeceP'lhS
t'l'9 s'"i,' "l'o' 1ila terms "l'. con
diI'ohs hefeiH contained, aud sjlall
also Nlihlh sixty days execute TO
the state OF W Wisconsin and deposlte
win the state treasurer, a pond or
u"defiahihS, WIN Two or more sure
''eS' % DC approved oy me Cover
nor 10 pay u SAID slate, - llqulda-
te" manages ne sum OF nFe thoa-
naHo collars Tor tach mi.e Of sald
hr>V rory iaiieS which snaii not De
o'" - go. '' ~ '''e : '''''''5.i % QUE
ia f,rt J'-I ,'V 80, = '',', ''o' ,
,,,,,;Ia.a1 ~ -
- 5,'I '1'',''.., ,;i
,.a,a;ada,. 80 ~, - ,ii1' ~
Ill ua+ l., a(,,.,t,,,'.,,1 =, ~
anra viii ~ a.,. ,,.o,,;d.l 80
"hoe Win tillS act provided, now
forty n,;Ics tha sa;3 Lo,,l -. MI.
tat;no sbaII h., - no goraa -. e.
until Con@rasS sbau ba,.a n,esed an
u'','a oo''! eSs S',hii nave passed. an
~ eii0 y i''s S''1 grant or ~ eii'',
ny '"e ','io lo' tne conS'Iuco'oil %
S"'o ro39' o. uil'lI II Silali nav eeth
I ne :. ny toe hPfen'e court % !iie
o''1'e'' ''."'eS '3'iV me P'TSehI Ii'ie
~ ~ M - - '''Nol'''e 'no i',teie,'l
''o'o. -Ai''' Upon tli0 '"'lu'e u S"l,
com ''i'y - me >ai'' LtSo!uIl9" an"
- ~ Srl'' Ne' urn "i''li' 'l'e ''in 70
81 ''i'' 'Nloi ii''iiIe,.' l"'S "1' Sii'i
% u no l'ice u eiec "".'IeE1'' >"
~ ~. a. i 9r"2SS ~, % me Slld >ofl.L
y 'N'oi's'h ''"'i"'y company al!
interest ~ OF ''S'l 70 S''d grants.
Sec. >. 1t the SAID North Wlscon-
. sin Railway Company shall fail to
file said resolution and to give said
security rs provided in the proceed
: ING section, it shall be the duty
, OF the governor. rs the agent OF the
state, 70 proclaim forfeiture 10y
SAID company Of all rights and priv
ileges under this act, and thcreupon
I any other railway company that
shall first, after said proclamation OF
forfeiture hcroinbet0re referred to.
file with The secretary Of state n res
olutiou OF lis board of directors ace
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-03-21

Having just received a ear load
Of Flour, | am prepared to offer ex-
traordiuary bargains to all cash
buyers wishing to invest. Before
purchasing elsewhere, cali on Geo.
NJ. SMITH and obtain prices
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-15
THE RAJAH.
Description Of His Brides
TrOssCau.

lb"mhIN Letter 10 London Ncwsl
What chiefly intero.tod me wer, ,be
Ho"'''d"1 OF the brides, which were OK.
travngnntly rich lnd varied. 1 should saw
'"hdul had amongst her exit about i've
Thousand elk dresses May she live long
enough to woar them all gu, Wudvams
| dowry was Rs 1000 900; GonduI also.
IL 2,00O00O; Nankanoer. IL. 900 oOO
and Dank, H.. 5000. The housscau of
| bOhdui ~as the richest. II was laid out
To an upper room Of the Thackdore's pa
| lace ana was cscorted To- 500 IL by ssv.
efAl ministers Of state. Never In ny life
did tsoo such sight. There were huge
shawls, cloths, scsrfs, NANTES; counter
pAnos and hsndEerchicfs Of silk ombroid-
ed most elaborAtely aud s,iii with gold
aud silver thread work. Here was shawl
from Bonares, with gods Ia silver and gold
worked on lilac ground Of sOitost ak
AhoIh"r lay out-spresi beside IL, rspre.
o1lIhg "a lock Of small yellow birds nest
ing Ia ihhutnsfHGle ilJwsry bowers. On,
hhtIy war shawl cost, according t. my in
formation six hundred rupees. The most
gorgeous Of tho other cloths wero literally
sim with gold. The patterns woro orqu.
lslIe IN many instances especially no
tlcod n silver veil, sprinklcd with pale blue
ana primrose.cOlofed flowers. One dre.,
All blue satin and silver embroidery, re.
mbled an liHliOn SKY seen through
g,htlc shower OF snow or llies. Nearly
every cloth lying before me cost more than
BOO rupees each. Around and near theu.
Crosses lay most extraordinary litter of
various ya.aahles, gold. silver and brass
dishes, precious stonc., fans, armlet,.
ornaments for tho forehead, breast and
ankle, nockiHc - sparkling with ruby and
''sm"hd, emerald, amethyst, topaz, opal
ma pear rOsewHter, bottles of pure gGli |
DAs.ng " silver .pt hugo bras cooking
utensils, robe, sui tiara. aud CHAINS, esp.
phlr" pendants and eramcli-d iuks aud |
overs, silver lamp. and triukots rough |
with procIou' i'yel. anu huniroi 9th. |
or nrtglcs q value Tor Use or ornament
And this wAs but small rnrt ~ the |
hn" ,so" 4 ono Of the four brides whom |
NE Ihsk'ra " Bhownuggur h.I married |
J "'s simply mute with n-,unisAment /
~Aon one q ." ministers informed me. /
"lli'i VA booking IA, the thing. that |
ilN behold, E' nearly ~ could b. o,iiina-
to-, ks ty orc eighth uilha ,,,u,.,1a Of |
tho bride Of GurduI
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JOHN 7. RENNIE, Pr,
f q L n y Il Y
NJ 4 G II / \ Z S II O y
FoUGEs ATp PTF Firuso,
STEAM ENgr7 ~. svETE ArItrnB4


Manufactured al.' repaired.
special attention given ~ if-'t AND heavy
forging, house. hu. sa, 81. road au' .H.I wuft
and all woT, OF 20 similar character
steam ard gu- uf'Irg ia ,' d.. lryu.Gv,
a fan assortment oi Morris, I.-L.r n 60,
PhtOAoiphin pipe and fittings. Brass good.
MADE 4 srECIALiY
Agent FOR Cameron special steam PUN!
and boiler feeder. The best manufactured
Coils patent -yphon pumps, amt luis0ul
patent governor and governor valve.
The following engines, etc., tor sale.
TWO steamboat engines, ~ Hoh bore al
cylinder; tive feet stroke, and boz good order
One steamboat shatt and cTluh: Wrnt iron
On" engine for h0i-tius freight; 7lA1G.
Ono luN2O SAW mill engine, with sLur ana
crank tor muiy or gang Saw, second band
One new aNl2 engine; my own Mlugnt.
turc.
Also, a secondhand staya cuttiu. ma.
chine aud Jointer, and warehouse hOst,ug
machine, In good order.
Engines and machinery OF an Kind, bought
aud sold
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OUR CHUKCHES.

CHRISTIAN Eighteenth s,ree
between Washington and Walnut,
ireachlng every THIRD aud fourth SUNDAY
sunday school ut 3 p. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,., X Is TRIMBLE, Pastor.
CONTEMPLATION str.st.
. reacni,,g, sabbath st lJi am. and "a y IN
ifayer inoeu 4, Wednesday at ~ p. m.
'abblth school, pm. j. N. LansdIen, Su
Pefinluhd0nt. RKY. ". TuIYgK, Pastor
ihrllODlSI.--Cor. kiyhth and w alnut ~.
irrh"hths, sabbath At II a.ri., and 7 .. IN
rttyar n,';lus, "Wednesday, "a pm.
t1hSHth school, 3. pm. t.. ". stilwoll
h"shhtontoni. XIV. j. l.. WALLER
Pastor.
.tuIs'u OF rng REDSEAEH-CEpisoo.
dprnns prayers. sabbath lOi am.
Eyruin, prayers, 7tp.m.
sabbath school y am.
RRY. tuA-. a. GiLEEET, Rector,
]. PAIRlCKS CilURCH--Ninth IT. and
Washington Avoule.
Inh'ic service, sabbath $40 and I03 am.
Nn-pen4, pm.
sabbath school, 2 pm.
.r,iru every day, = am.
KEv. J.. J. O'HALLoRA.s, Priest.
'. JbStfIIS CliUHCil.-itiormaul cor.
ucT ~ Walnut aud Gross streets.
ht'., every sabbath At 10 O'Clock q. IN.
'e.p'ta, > =. IN.
Ma during week days, Z O'Clock a. IN.
REY. g. llJVRMAS, Priest.
LEHMAN LUTHERAN CntlKCH-igth
Ls.ct between W ashlngtOn Avenue and
N .luut street.
iioicA,ng slniay morning At 10 O'Clock.
.1hhih school st . O'Clock .. NJ
.... hEN. .. DuERsCnSER. Pastor.
DlINb MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsoCiA-
llDN.-hcgulRr meeting second Monday
Zach month at their room Oyor Rockwell
3 Ly'r book store, Commercial Avenuo.
"cokly ftayof meeting, friday, "a pm. at
l.. W. sTrLLwELL. President.
E'ptn MISSIONARY BAPTIST
Corner Sycamore aud Forty
MT str"ct-. Preaching sabbath II IL
O'Clock a. ~. AMI . o'clock p. III.
sunday school O'Clock y. m
ID, church j. connected with the Illinois
Association. ~ the Fifat Missionary Blp-
lit church ui Cairo.
EEy. solomon LEONARD, Pastor.
il!iIAh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., be
tween Nn.aut sud Cedar.
-ossfce-, -lbbsib, II ..n.
a'n,th school, Il pm.
,la-I urpts At % i.il.
aCphD fREE Will BAPTIsT-Fif-
trru.h 0uoct., between Walnut aEi Cedar.
services sabbath, u aa5 ?, IA. 49,,
Rlr WILL BAPTIST HOME MISSION
SABBATH ~CUOOL.-Clruof Walnut
ans Cedar streets.
r.Nrs'h school. . an.
.t,-r tithh Will BAPTIST CHURCH
-, grfy'- BntTtcE-
soy ylao-, sabbath II an, Bpm. NAN. III.
EgY. VIZ. hRtIET, Pastor.
lf-' MISSIONARY BArT1-T CllUI.Cu.
On .tf. 'u'" 10 '''n;h aud IoI,h st.
H.. -ul,H' sabbath, i0i 7,'g. and 4 Pm.
I.Af'E D'''. .'', |' 'i-'-la} evening.
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STATE OFFICERS.

Goy,rn.r--JOhh T.. Bcycndse
i.cuisHsEt-tiOyeTn0r- --
Secretary OF -tGtc--iDOrse II. Harlow.
Auditor ~ state. r.. lippihcOtt.
state Treasurer Casper RutE.
Attorney Grncrl--,IAme- Is. hd-all
,Ipt Public lu-trIctiun-Sewt Batoman
tDSGRk.sM
IonAtors-Righsrd J. Ogie-by and John a.
Ogtn.
Representative Elghtoorth D..trict-l-acc
dement's,
MEhBEllS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Rcpr, -entatlyc- In the both district. -
ohm u. Obery, Wm. a. LcmluS and Mnth-
y ]. lu-rort.
senator for tho 50th district. Jose Ware
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT,
Judged. j. Baker, Of Alexander,
~iaiH's Attorney Patrick III. Pope.
tl'Tk--R ). lOcum.
Shorit--A. II. Irwin.
Van. Martin srd Treasurer,
surveyor T.. llely.
COUNTY COURT.
fudge y. Bross.
AssociAtos--I, h. McCrito sud :. MaIrlil.
Oh.
ti.Tk Jacob q. Lynch.
Goroncr--,I0hn II. GOnsmgn.
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TUE REMINGTON Wnpn
The Modal Tor Progress. Z"

Tho Highest order Of "UsiaI hv.rIea
At The Exposition.
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ICMi. ICE, ICE,
THOMAS SPROAT q SON
yp.,Sra all RchU DNdcr' in
PURE LAKE ICE,
Cairo, Illinois, and Columbus, Kentucky
CgirD Office "a, llulcn y Wilson's, corner
TvraIh street md OHIO lyyyc,

Sc wal run nm tee wagon throughout The
,a,uu, delivering pure iako leo IN any p1lt
Il tho cit, nj the lowest market prr,' ana
Oil also furnish our ltlen1, outside in' Guy
.,,ith ir, ~ the make or ear load, packed IN
WV dust, for shipment 10 any distance.
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prospectus for 1874 SEVENTH YEAR
THE ALDINE.

An Illustrated Monthly journal, universally
admitted to be the handsomest period.
ical In the World. rcpre,entatiyo
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CASIDlilA l. more tnan II substitute iur
Castor oil. II IL the only SAFE article IN
existence which II sure 10 regulate the bow.
r'-, cure wndcoc and produce natural
deep. II ispieaSant to tako. Children nced
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ANY porson wirnns 90 act poFmar enl'y
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Newspaper advertising is now recognized,
by business men having faith in their own
wares, as the most effective mean, for .c.
curing for their goods a wide recognition
Of their merit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-04
me star yssrrhease.

This magnificent new house at Dam
vile marks new err In tile warehouse
business. and indicates upon how firm q
hasis The business Is regarded as being
fixed. II u the first brick establishment
N the kind erected, and l. complete In all
lts paris The sales room II Of magnificent
dimensions, Of ready access, finely lighted
and atoundlng In every convenince. We
find besides, good quarters Cor The farmer
on one floor. and on another. apartments
Cor Iii. teanisters. and stalls for his hor-
ses all under one roof. with water, wood
and every thing else In reach
Zee tile Advertisements or siiIs, a. well a.
the old established " Faces for fun partic-
ulars,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-03-04
nss. Mr.. neell,.s,,. Lesssre.

The lecture appointed for Thursday was
not delivered until Sunday night the
Rev. gentleman having been unayoldal,ly
DELAYED III reaching Hilishoro. We were
not present, but learn that the lecture was
well attended, considering the Indictment
weather. and was heard with pleasure
and attention. The lecturer gave M ins
teresiing sketch u Ills iabos and expert
ences among The hesthen, and adorned
lila remarks wiil, appropriate illustrations.
among which wns a specimen u thai
/" whom gods the heathen falsely cali.'
Mr.. MEG. II mld 20 he man ofculiure
and talent, and II u haped hewill have
apprcclatlye audiences every where.