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National Republican., 1874-07-01
DY J. T. WORMLEY,
ID Real Estate Broker and AucLiOneer,
I5lIH Pennsylvania avenue.

d Real Estate Broker and Aucrioneer,
l5iIk PeAnsylyAnla avenue.
By virtue Of deed Of trust to Daniel L. Eaton
recorded in Li6er No 6Ss folio il7 OF the land rec
ords OF the District Of Columbia and at the request
TOnt fae Of tSe Premises s on vi wEpR JS
1874 st O'Clock p. the following gdescrIbed real
Of GoanSia to W All hat certain PscS or parcel
Of ground known and dlstink kuishsd upon the
three fourths (Q part Of lot thfrtyseven, o. in
doSTI Mss suSdiTtSn "a or original lots ONE @ two
twenty-five, @, in square sIxty-ni1e lcsl as re-
containing twelve hundred and ninety-eight q, 2S6l
aTerns: One hundred and eighty dollars, with In
terest at ten per cent. per annum from March 81,
is5 to day sale and expense OF sale in cash. and
s sasees e II u s ISG Sena Gt
from day Of sale and secured by deed OF trust on
enty-dye C7S) dollars will be required st time of
Ssie All S pat nI G sT:
The trustee reserves t6s right tS resell the property
Ster ave Isl days notise in some one or more news,
papers published in Washin gton, ID. c.
easSsas :" S @6RMTEY MH9EESl,lRS RSSconesS iESssS
DYB. H. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts.H. ".
TRUSTEES sAI;E OF A NEAT sTWo-sToEY
pRAhE pEEShiLIISSSS on The k9RTAv Av,TR. SIIRE
WEST, AT AUCTION. .-.E
D. @ e to I PsRe l. E7ton q 5 E5f a. mngSs s dSI . T
records for Washington county, In the Dlstrict q
Columbia, will sell. a. public SUCTION, m mont o.
the premises, on THURSDAY, July ., ls7t, at 8
O'Clock D. M, all that certain piece or paIeel OF
ground sltuGte, lying and being Ia the city or WAsh
records o. the EurveyoEs once of said city fhaeast
one bali lfl q Lot Snnoered sexsq. 90 q s9aaTe
and nlnety-nlne a 7ga) square net Of ground, to-
Fether With thu imprcy emeno = above.
Terms, aa presented By the deed OF trusti q, 90
with interest a. ten par cent. tfum Decsmber %. le,
IN six AID twelve months. Tor Vhleh the noles or
the parenassr oefring % Vt, ne day % sale
bs taken, a d9Posh 81 600 vii 6s rsauired on
day OF sale. All conveyancing a. the expense OF
the purchaser. n terms Of sale are not Complied
with In seven days, Tie trustee releryea the light
to resell Al the risk and cog1 Of The fefauiting
purchaser. amer nre days adyertisement 10 some
one more newspaper publ ned a. " gton,
d. G. GEORGE "; sItChSAkY,
Jea2-MwF&as y. T. CoI,DwEJE. s'';'---S.
National Republican., 1874-07-01
AUCTION SALES.
To-Day.
IOY WI. L. WALL d CO., AuetiOneers
ID New Marble Building,
Nos 800 and pO2 Penu'A avenue corner Ninth street

To-Day
DY WIZ. L. WALL d Co., AuetfOneers.
ID New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and eO2 corner Ninth street.
sALEOF CONTENTS BILLIARD SALOON.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING.; July !, 1874, com
nencing at % O'Clock, will sell the contents Of
the Billiard Saloon, No. 100 e ighth street, Navy
TWO Phe'an { CoIIander Billiard Tables, complete;
Two Settles, Clock six ,s,T CURTAINS, 4 &e' co
jeG lstar,ItI Auot.oneers.
DY LATTSER & CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner OF Penn. ave. and Eleyenths
Star Once Building. ...-.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FRAME STABLE,
ANDOFFICE, IRON RAILING, &C., AT AUC-
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, July /, ISIS, at
10 O'Clock we shall sell, at the residence, north
east corner OF Fifteenth and streets northwest,
(reoently occupied by General b, +. Butler,) the
Rosewood Case Piano Forte, Music Box:
Parlor Suites, In Crimson, Flush and Figured Gre
Large Frsnch-plats Pier Mirror, Marble Base;
Walnut Marble-tOp and other Centre Tables;
Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Window HGngingsi
Gilt Chandeliers aud Gas tx turesi
Walnut and Mahogany Marble-top Furniture;
W WAinnt, Cherry and Mahogany Wardrobes;
MArble-top Cottage Furnlture, Iueker sprlhss'
Walnut Extension and Leaf Tables;
Mahogany Haircloth Chairs; EngrEyingsI
Fins China and Glassware;
Kitehen Furniture, &c.
TEe-room Frame Once, FEams stable % feei
Iron Railing, to be removed with i've days.
Terms cash, LATIMER CLEARH,
p je3l-dts ACctiOneers.
National Republican., 1874-07-01
GEO. W. sTIOKEEY,
Surviving Trustee.
j.. T. WORMLEY,
AuctiOnRer
RY DUNCANSON BROS, AuefIOneers,
ID Southeast corner Ninth and b streets n. W.

PY DUNCANSON BROS, AuctIOneers,
ID Southeast corner Ninth and b streets NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
fkrEESTTfaf r. rfEfESSTTffLEfAkGEtF LsfAkEtFA FAEG6SFH EEG6SFH
By virtue of deed of trust to me, dated the 18th
S Of seq one OF the land records for the District
tbei IL @u sell q puSc aaSon ID IL op
premises. on THURSDAY. 18Th day q July, 1874, at
land Iyihs and being ia sIaseiHgtoS sitys aRd
known and designstsd on plats Of said city Ss the
sTo hRRndred RS5di a8d u
point y feet inches from the corner Of Thirteenth
street and PennsylvanlA svenue, and fronting
feet two inches on street, By ninety
II terms OF sale, 10 Be made known on the prem
isss At the heuI deSg9Stsa, are not compiled M Tita
70 resell Il the risk and cost the defs1ting pgr-
chaser, after advertising In some newspaper Of the
- '"' plop' WI PEIRcE BELL, Trustee. ..
je24d&ds DUNCANSUH BROS, Aucts.
pY B. II. WARMER,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and sts. NV,
rRgsTEEs, SALE OF gATHREE-sToRY BRICK
. DWELLING, WITH BACK BUILDING. NO.
ii SER 1 81 TWENTS!FffRRsT TS2! fRsE k&D 4 STREETS
SORTAWEsT, Z, At AUCTION; NJ,
1s4s dUyTe orded in Libsr No. iS folio 10 et SEQ,
one OF the Land RscoFdS fOr W as6n on county, IN
sas 1f 1 M Ell ' Snb
tiop, In front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, june
real ssass .Ssss Il the eS Of b
frlct Of Columbia, to Wit: All that piece parcel
8 b0rssy's ItTSitses T in cianSsryJ subdiTisiOn Of
lots numbered one D and two e. &c. n SQUARE
Twenty-Srst streetWest. and los s. fset On North
street. with an alley in the rear, and improved as
Terms: One fourth cash, balance in six, twelve
~ tsn t 1sr oSnt SeT annum 10 be ssea2sd bT
deed Of trust on the property sold. A deposit OF
sale are not complied With In seven days the truS-
I snd ~ Td s duns ss
days advertisement, .,
SHkkkkihAEssfE SHkkhAEs sfMAnElTTSs5f' Z. PEENTiss.f Trustees.
Jel5-MWF&ds
THURSDAY, July Z. IS7A same hour and place.
J. 7. CoLDWELL, Salesman.
ID Real Rstate Broker and Auctionesr,
lSllH PeunsylysnIa avenue.
By virtue OF q deed Of trust dated the sth day Of
3 ~ s ana ona GSS 81 sad m
foi the district or CeuSbIs, and e the request Of
July Is 1874, Sts O'clock p m, The iOlSEing dc.
instOH. District OF Columbia, 70 viz: Lot num-
bered twenty-elsht, as in square Numbered four
Terms: oSs huhdrsa dollars, with interest at ten
per cent. per annum from september - lsid TO DAY
Of sale, and expense OF sale in cash, and the bal
ance in six (6 months, for which the notes OF the
purchaser, bearing interest from day Of sale, and
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold,
must be given. A deposit Of my dollars VIII be
required St time Of sale. All conVeyAneing at ex-
pense Of purchaser. II terms Of sale are not COM
right resell the property, at the risk and cost Of
the defauIung purchaser.
SG6H SE6. ". r. sATiGRNRr, AiiGSRRNSRr Trustees.
J. 4. WORbILEY,
je23-T, Tn, S&ds AucTiOneer.
RYJ. t. WORMLEY,
National Republican., 1874-07-01
DY EDWIN j. SWEET,
u Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 5n Seventh street, opposite U. ). Post Once.

DY LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of PennsYlvania avenue and EleT-
enth street, Star Once Building.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

nrb 8u6en, bernn66ft bic gtabeIbOl3ern.
9te .9oI5eroe muB abIagern nno babel
nit fet1em SluBianb bermii9t tDeroen,
nm tie loferer 81 MAIDEN. Sic etgnet
1t1 ebenfous fur Sarren, Or6loeen,
Qrrtbean, 8rbmelsaceen &c. nnb eriebt
aud III nieler Weile bic 9aioeer6e.
g.. 9 d 10 III NJ ooer SInBfdnb.
0eriel6e r1uB I'M Nugemetnen febr feinz
fDrrtg fetn, Denn tim Die SlutD dn Die
ufer bon Oteere unb Seem tret6t. Die
Sanbf0rner miiilen Elm frDitautntf6es
Nus1e6en llno cine neiBLt9e 6arbe b6s
ben. Colder Sdno hiloet eilen !6aupt>
artifeI 0eS Gr6magasins ct otelt gum
Wfiiden bet anberen Groarten, nament=
LID aud gum Eermebren, ba es ibm NIT
iet1em fetnleDmigem Qniabe eeLillgt lid
ausnebmen6 i6usa nnb gut gu beipur-
3elu. Seblt e5 al S6memmlano aus
Slii1ien, 10 leiitet oafir 2uar3iano, ais
FOLDER auf NnSlGufern man6er Gaitbs
itraBen mad %ftarfen 9tegengI1ien it6 unO
lei9ten Bayern anbGuft, quite 0ienite.
@rober 19ipdr3li0er S1nb aus SGGelt
ODER sranttartigen TlIiien lit ais talt
uno nnfrn6tbar gu periperter. 9ort
aber, mo &~tesba1tfen liegell, lo1oert it0
mad @uBregen Elm quar3t8er Sarlo ab,
Der gu ben ange0euteten 9Grtnerti9en
3pefen re6t tpO6I DeriDenobar it,
Heben bteien @r0arten tit es feDr
3tpedu1GBtg, BON ben Deri6ieoenen Ding
ltoffen itets einen 8orratb 81 balten, iDIe
fetugemaDlenes 6oru7, Rno6enmebl,
@uano, WergeI, Sorf @oat etc.
S6lieBli6 eint9e ~Nngabelt, tDel6:r
@romtI6Ing etn5elne nulerer Dor5igltDz
fen Tlurz nnb 3ter9eipG6le beOirfen,
tpenn ie tpabr6aft gut 9eOei6en iouen.
50 J. 8. NeIfen Gauberoe, Der mtnlt
Derrotteten &%ubbiinger urlO etipaS Sd'Io
Suiebt; 9orteniten SDeile Gar
tenerOe, } S6eil Sano, ) Sbetl 6at0c5,
! She'll &aubz uno ! Otooreroe; st az
unb 9lurtteIn
@artenz 1tn0 Gauberoe nit Sano mo
ettpas Moorerbe; IS tar 81 II uno
@erantem bette Wiiitbeeteroe, 2oilDz
urD 6olseroe nit et1pa5 Wtoorerbe NIB
altem &u6mtit berulif6t; NIpens
pfIan3en, tpie Scranton, Grit III
&c. Iei6te 8telen~ uto &auberoe; u u
GamsIIten, &bo0obems
&c. quite 9atbeeroe nit Dtooreroe
unb Sanb; 3 IN t belz un0 Rnn l.
lem - IN d d c let6te iar6t9e Wilts
beeteroe; @p1en, Stolen, Sut "
item, pie ale frautarttgen BHan5 IL,
quite Wfiitbeeterbe ober pOIig abgelaacrte
ianoDermti9te 9auberDe; 8Iatts
pfIan5eu cine gen1li6te Dtoprs,
6aiOez nno OftitDeeterOe nit etiOaS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
9ttG@ ais Sr68sr anTedemoer
GraufbeiteW.

0ta6 neueren Sori6ungen iiber gon5
berbdbtige Go%rtDnunrnt1le ramentltW
in @nglanb-1at it'd Der~aIs9eltelt, DaB
bic Dttl9 iebr tDobl 9eetgnet lit, etn Gras
ger anltedenoer Granf6eiten 81 merpeu-
so bat nun B. y. III Bernttb cine
Getbe BON S6arLa9teberfdaen beoba9s
tet, bic p6ne 3DetfeL nltr Our6 ben @ez
nuB bon Wtil6 er5cn9t muroen, DeIWe
Die Steber>W ttaSmen abIorbirt bate.
Die &ranf9eit 1tente ft6 5uerlt in bent
fleiren, I9le6t nentilirten 9aule zines
WetlhpG0ters Elm, BON no aus tie lt0
16leu in Die 1Imgegenb perbrettetc ulo
~belonoers befttg bort miitbete. no mar
ft6 nit WtiL9 aus ienem 0uuie Derior9te.
0ieier Sal ite1t ni6t etlDd Deretnselt 0a.
Gin Or. 8aQaro in 2onbon beridtct,
6aB etne SDpbuS> @pioen1ie in SsItngtoll,
elmer bon So1oOn's Sorltdotel1, 9letbs
fails bon elmer Wttl6mtrtbl6aft dusgez
gatgem iei. Sci %9enaueren JfG9fori9lnlz
gen fanO man 1T ieuem 0aule eirt 1tnterz
itoti6eS Mai1erz GeierDotr, aus tuelhem
bas Naiier gum Spilen Der Wtil6getdBe
uno Dbne 3metfeI aud gum Sauttn Der
W8iI6 entnDmlnen tparD. 0teleS Jteler>
potr mar BON ben Staten rtn9slHI turf
Serna9t nno Stpar 10, DaB oasleIbe oaz
bur6 IN Communication NIT Der 9b>
trtttsgrn6e 9eratben mar.
Die Wttl6, tpeI6e BON Der Natltr bor@
3t9spetie beittlnmtt lit, &inoern, Oreilcn
ullo GefDnDaIeS 3enten ais cine liiL0e
nllb bod frdfttge 9tdt gu bienel, ipar
bur6 lire ber9iftete Sei9affenbeit 10 BET
SrGger Der @ptoemte geiporOen, Die in
BEN meiiten Taaen t0btIt9 p~erLtef. @s
purbe 5uglei9 na6getpteien, baB lur Die
SewObner iol9er 6auier ertrantten,
tpel6e tbren Wttl6beoarf u ieler
QStrtbl9aft beao9en. 3uerit erfranrten
oteient9eu, pel6e Die Wtil6 in 9r0Beren
2uantttdten 9enoieu battel.
SeOenfaIS t0n1en mir unS altS btelen
8orfommntiien Die quite Nebre SieDel,
in 3etten aniteGetOer Grantbetten gang
Defenders barauf 5n baIten, baB uue
lliI9 por benz @enuiie tii6tt9 altfgez
to6t tperbe, UNI baOur9 Oen etipaigel
Nttosmen tbre InitedunsstaRj9teit su
beuebmell.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
seforSermms Ses @ierIeoens.

Inter ie6er Bartbie 6iiDner ipiro man
Gtn3elue ftn0en, bic better Iegeu ais anz
bere. 3. 3. Semnno beetlr1t nit 6
9onoan'S, einem 9abn mno 5 Denncn;
bon btelen lege1 DieQetdt 2 Oil 80 ytcr
per Sabr mebr, ais eine BET unDeren;
oteie @ter 1oute man ftd) be3ei1uen IND
ullr ote1e gum Nu9brIten benuyen.
Menn man bte1e Wfet6ooe elm paar SaDle
lang befol9t, miro man etne 9on3 beotls
ten0e 8ermeDrnng Der @ier>PrOpuftiolt
er3telen. lln1ere glufmertiamteit marD
auf Oieien @~e9enftanO 9elentt ourO ct'
1ten SefGnnten, Der cine Srabllaa40enne
bate, ipel6e gegen 800 @ier III le II
Wtonaten Ie9te; 0as 0nbn iuor lonlt
aber fetn belonDerS i9DneS GTcmlplur;
iene Gtge119aft aber erbte li0 auf uer1
16ieoene 1etter Jta1fommeit fort. Stit1
benz iin6 nlts mebrere SGne por9efpnlz
meit, ipel9e 0ur6altS betpeilell, oaB nit
2ei6ttefeit cine 9roBe Gerbelierun9 int
auer nn1erer 9ibner>9lrten er5ielt iDers
ben f6nn, penn oie1elbe 1orgfame 3uNt=
QustDabI 9etroffen tutrD fir oieien 3tDef,
pte iol9e bet Gtebbaber anhelen 3ipefen
piOaet. @S lit n1r 3u %beoauerit, oaB
iol6es ntdt a4gemetner geid)teDt. Wtr
itno 1t6er iiber3eugt, odB man es gang
Iet6t III Elm paar Sabren ouf 200 Gter
idbrli6 brtngen fam, Denn man reNt
fpitematil9 BEL Der Sa9e 5u 8erte gebt.
28tr boffen, baB bieie BemerfungeI
mebr 9lufmerfiamteit auf oteien Bitlft
Iellfeu bel 9lQe11, Del6e 9uDuer mn oer
Gier tpesen baltel1, 3umal 1le alleS u i
9t6tbige let6t babet t0nuen, obne ing =
nel6e &ennttB iiber 1ogenonnte ySa.
8unfte" Der 6Ibuer=2 iebbaDer, lotel !.
Die 3lGt pon @gcmplareH fir As.-
itellnlge1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

GROCER She'll Der Mitslieber ienes Cons
pents bic BapteridptnbeI : 9lante bet
Yl1tform enti6ie6en ner6ammt. Sd, Der
better 6enfenbe Gbeil Der OeIegaten err
fldrt gerabe beraus, baB bas &eiultat
bes Gonbents elm bouitdlbi9es StGsto tit.
0ie Demntraten.
Die Sibrer Der 6emofrattf6en Bartei
baben be16loIien, bas Staatscentraleo>
mite int nGditer 3ett mad bier gu berns
fen, INN ben Sag fit Die NbbaLtung zines
benofratii9en StGatsconpents felt5us
ieBen. 9erlelbe tpirb auf ieoen SAL int
September abge1alten Deroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
G1tmn+
90 c 10 : q 9. Sim.

Tran30iti6e 3eitungen ner0ffeutli9en
einen 8rief oes Sti6ofS bon 9apanba,
portn oerlelbe ibsr eth bon ben @biueien
in Song Sling unter ben @brilten an9es
ri6tetes8lutbao MISUNDERSTANDING
gen ma6t. 8on $4,000 SIT leiner Wtiiz
lton 9ebOrenOen Gbrtiten, iagt bet Giz
idiot, leien 10000 erorOilelta p%erbrannt
nno ertrGnft tporben, nnO ct ielbit err
tparte, ais 8lut3eu9e 81 iterbcn. Ser
8rief lit ni6t oatirt, bod i6enft man
leitem SnDalt III 6ramfrei6 ou9emein
@lQlben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

m eI6e ibr Nuftreten berporgerufen bate,
5ur Bliinoerun9 Der ytieoerIa9e1. Wtebs
rere Der 4ufriib:er purben getDotet. Der
8esierunsscommiiiGr BAT Soloatcn mad
benz S6auplaB bes @ufrubrs geididt,
Inn cine Nieoerbolune oeiielben gu oerz
btubern.
Sn Wto3ufferpore, tpp bic Ototb bereits
groB lit, lperOen Nebensmittel an 200, 600
Nerloneu perthctIt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
Srcapn.
9 Uroncisco,

~" tuHCt5Cu IL. OHul'
0roper (OemOfrot) lit gum 0ouDerz
neur Don Oregon erlpdblt.
Sn Der @~eleb8ebung iperocn Die 9tez
pnbltfaler, Oemofraten uno llnabbdns
gigen cine 5iemIi6 glei6e Wtitglicoer5aDl
babcn. Die genplen Wablberi0te itnb
nod ni6t e%iugegan9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

Wd 1btngton, 10. SUIT. :
Der 4rdiioent bat u"lieren @elanoten
in Berlin, 6rt. Bancroft Dauis, tpieoers
er1anlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

u Il IT. OUNI'
Cine SpeaiolOepcide Don Calcutta
meioet: 0cr AufrllDr III Den 9iltritten
BET 9orltlin8 mar 8e9eI 9ieienigen ge>
'rtdtet, ipelDe lib NIT Der 2lusfuDr Don
Srpoltoncn befalicn. Die 9luiriibrer
iuuret NIT ~pcui9eu a%lusnabmen unbez
ipaTfIet uno bcnuBteu Die Neripirruna,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
ACUTE

Sprin9fieIo, IL. SUM-.
Der Sei6nam zines iurgen Wdb6ens,
zines Der Opfer Der neuli6en 8ammz
&ato1trop6e, lit 9efunoen DDrDen Jtur
nod Sipet Oon belt l4O 0pferu 6lei6en
ieyt uui5ufiuocn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

J(eID UDrI, II. SlIlt.
Sinan3 ieIIeS.
@elb lei6t gu befonmen 5u 2@23 Yroz
gent.
@oIb i6manfte stpii6en 1O59llB unO
i6loB ;u liz.
Observation-Disclosures felt.
Observation-Disclosures reit.
NntDeiliAeine felt uno / @ 1 Bro3snt
b0Der.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16
@tScnnTu+

SO tlpaufee s. Sunt.
Sn 8eIoit nurbe beute Morgen ber
Sburm oer l. YreSbpterianerfir6e bonn
Sturnte llnt9eipebt, uio Der oer2. &ongrez
9atiDnaliltenftr6e ftarf bei6GOts. Biele
Dduier purOen tbrer 0dber bera,bt uno
cine Dtenge S6ornlteine umgepebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-06-16

Der eeitern bes Morbes I'M britten
@raoe 10ulbig befunbene Sulius Salt
ipurDe beute sd bier Sabren 3u6tbaus
perurtbeilt. Gbenbabin geDt @uitnp
Yeteriou tpe9en @rmorbun9 BON @oparo
9SbaleM olf &ebens5eit.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-05

but they fail to give the fainte't shadow
of an exposure. why don't some OF
these "anart clicks" who are anxious to
have the public know that spiritualism is
nothing but fraud, while attending
these seances, expose them in the pres
ence Of the medium, and those assembled
to witness the spiritual performance?
Where is this trickery2 How - II
done Demonstrate the facts conclu.
svely aud explain them Thoroughly, you,
that are convinced OF this "hambug,, as
you say, if YOU wish tie people to believe
you, and IL you bring clear proof of the
n-genuineness of these phenomena,
yon may rest assured that tho mediums
will give YOU s"wide berth, thereby con-
vincing the public in general. Buff you
term all the spirituslists impos ers and
tricksters, without proving your assertions
by candid and logical explanation, you
cannot expect anybody to yield to your
imperccptiblo opinions, at least nobody Of
some conceivable facts based on truth.
noticed 10 Saturday mornings issue
ofthe BULLETINS long article, on the
"Exposition Of spiritual naturalization"
from correspondent Of the New
York Times. wiring from Philadolphis,
10 which he say.: at take the Almighty,
working by natural laws, say twenty.
three yesrs, 10 build up such body as
that in which Katie King makes her sp-
pesrance" Well, that beats all the ar
gumenu that L ever heared OF. II IL posi-
bic thsta sane person could have made
such an experiment and live sftetward q?
i thinknot, unless he did it Tor Joke.
and what good (?) joke 1t Is, too. If one
was to take all the sense out Of 1t and
then squeeze it together, it would remind
one Of lex rabbit sitting on the top of
an old stump, trying to swallow whole
ear of corn at once.
At present. 1 cannot do any mo,c than
ponder 'ver this mystery, by which large
number of people are now making liv.
ing, ard will patiently wait for further de-
velo,men,s, and I hope that in some
future day we may all know chow i. is
ourselves" Truly Yours,
WILL 4. CARSON, N. d.
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WAR DEPT. RIVER REPORT. }
November 4, 1874.
low MV wster Change.
GENERAL ITEMS.

The J. W. Mills, our present Hick-
man packet, is as neat, clean and comfort.
abb boat as comes to our wharf. Her
cabin is new and neatly furnished, and
she is fully supplied with everything nee
essary to secure comfort and safety. She
has great power for boa. of her size, and
Is just the boat for the Cairo and Hickman
trade. Our people should see to i, that
she receives a liberal patronage.
The Fannie Tstum got out of the
Ohio By the skin OF her teeth, as she was
drawing more water than is TO be- found
in the river, She is much improved in
appearance since sho went up the Ohio.
She made no additions.
TIL TT Eckert has changed her QUAR-.
ters at the wharf, and lie now moored
above Phillips Whsrfboat
Tho Hickory has as load of hickory
lumber for 1t. Louis, and h empty barge
in tow.
Tho B II Cooke, brought GU. slim
trip.
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A BLACK, HAS JUST RECEIVED AN.
OTHER INVOICE or THOSE FINE SCOTCH
BoTToM, OR EXTENSION soLED SHOES IN
EVERY STYLE, FOR LADIES MISSES AND
CHILDREN, THAT HAS GIVEN SUCH GIN,
EBAL SUBTRACTION TO EVERY ONE.
No NEED To WEAR metallic TIPS TO
PROTECT uPPERs, or COMPLAIN OF sHoEs
scUFFINo or AT TOES, FOR THESE, ARE
ny THEIR EXTENSION sOLEs ARE suFFI-
GENT PROJECTIONS AND coLBINE THAT
ELEGANCE AND DURABILITY, WITH COM.
FORT NOT EQyALEB ny ANY OTHER MAKE.
DO NOT PURCHASE FOR YOURSELF, OR
YOUR CHILDREN, ANY SHOES BEFORE YOU
HAVE EXAMINED THESE, FOR THEY ABE
AssURHDLY THE SHOES You WANT. CITY
SHOE STORE, CORNER EIGuTu STREET
AND COMMERCIAL AVENUE.
4ll-l0.3l-tf
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WHY is THIS THIS .

ED. BULLETIN Allow me to mako q
orlei remark through tho columns Of your
paper concerning the Continual expos.
ure OF spri!uslism, am not a believer
In this doctrine though it is u singular
Tact that great many communication
are published here in this city and
throughout the whole country, purport.
ing to expose the "humbug," but | Tor
anybody else that know of, have yet to
sec or hear Of single instance where the
author OF such distinctly and intelligently
exposes il! some will say, "Well, | de.
clare that's tho worst bumbug on the
face OF the earth rs ridiculous and how
absurd etc. Others will write long
clamorous article, to some publication, on
the tubject-giving their opinions of the
medium, and the spiritual manifestations
how they are conductej who by, etc,
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IN DlsFUTABLE EVlCENcE.

81, ELMO, Ill.,, July 8, 1874.
IL. '. FIERCE, VI. d., Buffalo, n. Y.:-I
wishto add my testimony TO the wonderful
curative properties of your Alt. or Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery. 1 have taken
great interest in the medicine since | first
usedit. was badly afflicted with dyspcp-
sla, liver dcranged and an almost perfect
| prosratiOn OF the nervous system. So
| rapid and complete did the Discovery effect
perfect cure that IL seemed more like
magic and perfect wonder TO myself, aud
since mat time we have never been without
bottle Of the Discovery and Purgatiya
Pellets In the house. They are u solid, sound
family physician In the house and ready nj
all tines 20 fly TO the relief of sickness
without charge. We have never had y doc
tor IN the house since We first began the
use Of your Pellets and Discovery. have
recommended the use of these medicines in
several severe and complicated cases arising
from; rs thought, an impure state OF the
oou, ana IN no one case have they failed to
more lhan accomplish all they are claimed to
40, WIZ only mention one as remarkable,
though could give you dozens. Henry
Roster, furniture dealer, of this place. who
was one 81 lle most pitiiul objects ever
seen, bis lace swollen out of shape, scales
and eruptons without end, extending TO his
BODY, Which WA completely covered with
hiotches anu scales. Nothing that he took
sefmed 10 effect IL "a particle. ! finally in
uuccu MN 10 use few bottles OF the COL
den Medical Discovery, with daily use of
Pellets, assuring him IL would surely cure
him. lie commenced its use some six week.
since, taking two Pellets each night for a
week, then one each night, and the Discoy.
cry a. directed. The result Is, To-day his
SKIN Is perfectly smooth, and the scaly erup-
lons are gone. lie has taken some seven
or eight bottles in all, and considers himself
eured. This case had bafllcd the skill of our
pest physicians. Messrs DunfOrd n Co., |
druggists, Of this place, sre selling largely of
your medicines and the demand steadily In. |
e!reases, and they give perfect satisfaction |
IN every case, Respectfully,
az--ll-l'i cod wit ". III CHAMALIN, |
Agt Am. Exp, co. |
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WE havo at the BULLETIN OFFICE an
order for City dollars on the "Wilson
Sewing Machine Company" which is good
for it's face as part payment on seventy
Ave dollar sewing machine, Any person
in want Of first class sewing machine can
ge. . sew enty. five dollar one for fifty dol
iars, by applying at this office. IT
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LuvcH EVERY DAY.-George Lattner
corner of Fourteenth and Washington
avenue, will furnish hereafter, every day
TO his patrons No. lunch, between the
hours Of ten and twelve o'clock. Fresh
milwaukee, beer and fragrant Hav-
ana cigars TO be bad at bis bar at all
times.