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Another Earthanake shock.

MANHATTAN, KS NovembeF "a
very distinct shock of m earthquake
was felt here at o'clock this morning.
Il is described as succession of slight
shocks by some and by others as a mo.
tion similar 10 that Of u hopper of mill.
The agitation seems TO have passed from
east 10 west, though few say from north
to south and ~as accompanied by Il
heavy dull rumbliRg sound. Buildings
were considerably SHAKEN and the in
mates in some cases much alarmed, but
no damage was done. The shock was
followed by light rain when continued
for ten hours.
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Hooking valley Coal strike.

G'.cUMBUS, November S.-Thc coal
strike in the Hooking Valley continues
The operators, who last week "cceded TO
the demand, of the miners, have with
drawn bl.ir agreement because the other
operators .efused to advance TO sixty
cents per tn The miners Mt the Iun-
mel mines, Perry county. who have been
paid sixty.twC cents. are on "a strike ior
sixty-elght cents. Five coal trains on
the Hooking Vnleg Railroad have been
Withdrawn.
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GERMANY, it seems, is likewise trou'
bled with her financial matters, and
strange to say, the trouble has been
brought about by provisions of law
very similar to that passed by our Re-
publican Congress last winter. In the
first place we read that "under the cur
rency system OF the several States
the banks of Prussia, SaXony, and other
divisions Of the present empire have isSu'
ed paper money based on specie
for amounts As small rs one thaler, OF
75 cents. At the first of this year the
amount of these notes in circulation un-
der the denomination corresponding to
S25 WAS $lS5, 100000. Yet the govern
ment requires that all these notes shall
be withdrawn BY the lst of next Janu-
AIRY, and has declared them not legal
tender after that date. 1t Is thus intend
ed to make the smallest paper note equal
to the English t5 note, and to compel
the use of the new gold coin for all pur-
poses of exchange below that sum. The
withdrawal of this paper and the substi-
tuition of coin money tor it in actual CIR
culation within 50 short time creates
- serious CONFUSION TO trade.
This corresponds very much to the
provision in our bill, providing Tor specie
payments b.. law January lst, 1879. But
this is not the only trouble under which
Germany is laboring "SinCe the Franco
Prussian war the Imperial mint has
coined the enormous amount OF $50, ,OOO,-
600, S2S5,0O0,OOO of it beng in gold.
From $lOO.OOO,OOO to $l5O,00O 900 of old
silver and copper has been with
drawn. But the new gold "marks" can
not be kept in circulation. They are ex-
ported, and the image and superscrip-
ton of KAISER WILHELM are actually
melted down in the crucibles Of the Bank
of France. Whether the new coinage
will stay at home and circulate next year
when it will be the only legal tender be-.
low $2j, remains to be seen
Any one can soc in this, the great
similarity which exists between it, and
the provision of our law, contemplate
ing withdrawal OF fractional currency
and the substitution therefor of specie.
We have no desire to revive the cur
rcncy agitation. Tho people have very
plainly declared that they regard other
thing as worthy Of more immediate at
tentiou. Still it is interesting and IN
struc,ive to note practical case, which
i, so much on parallel with our own
and compare it with the future OF the
one now being put to the test in this
country and which has so lately been an
object Of such general attention.
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AContcmptibie Lie Refuted.
WHEELING, November s.

w II Etl.INS, -'O''''A''' We
Editors OF the Register:
Nv attention has been called to
an editorial article in to.day's
StqndaTd in relation to certain matters
spoken OF in recest issue ofthe Weston
De,qocrdt. The Standard endeHvors TO
make it appear that State Senator ". 1.
Burdctt was referred to IN the extract
quoted from the Democrat Only dis
eased Imagination could draw such an
inference. | mover heard of Senator
Burdett's being in any way connected
with u "trsde' on the Capital or Senate
rial questions, nor did | have any refer
ence to that gentleman in the article to
which the Standard refers. Senator
Burdett. So far as l know, WAS one of the
truest and most consistent friends OF
Charleston upon the hoo: of eithe: branch
of the Legislature.
JAS w. WOFFINpIN.
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Snock ofnn EA.abqnake.

TOPEKA, rs, Novemba: Sat ten
minutes beior five o'clock this morning
shock of an earthquake Wa. feIt here,
heavy enough to awaken nenr'y every
one in town. II shook windows Lnd the
crockers in storehouses, and the foes IN
them seemed to heaye. Those who wtre
up say the wave was from the northwe@.
The same shock was experienced iE
Waubenzea county, ftty-eght mLes
west OF here, and was also felt twelve
miles To the south
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Attempt TO Destroy the Mills nj Fall
River.

FALL RIVER. Mass, November g.
A watchman in the Tecunseh mill found
n man in the second story, this morning,
but after sharp struggle the man
escaped, carrying of the w"tchman re-
volyer. Oily waste and other iniiapinn-
bic matter was scattered around, EVIL
dcntly in preparation for an incendlary
sre. 1t Is now believed that the Mas
sasait mill was burned by the same
meRIJ,
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RACES |! RACES |! RACES
$l,38O 90 IN PREMIUMS.

There will be three days Racing on the
Grounds OF the Northwest virginia Agrl.
cultural Society, Thursday, Friday ana
Saturday, November llth, l2th and 18th, In
which there will be Pacing, Trotting and
Running. There are already entered thre"
ofthr Fastest PAGERS in the United Stntc.,
Sleepy George, Rally and Sorrel Billy.
Also Others that will be preSentand COM
pete for the purses offered. There al" also
some very last Trotling Horses entered,
such as Silvrrsidcs, Harry Mitchell, Dolly.
pr Rush, Ridgeway, Cataract and Henry
Ward Beecher. And "A number of othen
pre expected to be present aud take part IN
the races.
Following is the Programme:
FIRST DAY.
Trot-3-Minute Class. Purse, sivc, lrri
horse, $50 ~; Second horse, sS w; lhird
Pac-EFrec TO ALTO To Saddle. PuT,r
slOJ O1. First horse, go W; Second horNc,
$50 w.
LOCAL TRoT.
For th. counties OF Onto aud Belmont
Purse SlUJ W. First horse, So W; second
horse, IS 100; Third horse, sIou; fonfth
'''''' SECOND DAY.
a.tn Trot Purse slOO ~. First hoI,-
So W: second horse, s;U W; Third hoTs",
SlU uu.
Second horse ~ "; Third horse, 5000.
RunninS-h-M Beats. Purse, shJ W.
First horse, 1900; Second horse, 81 w.
Third horse, sljO ~.
THIRD DAY.
Free To All-Trot. Purse. 500 W. Iir,t
horse, so "; second horse, SO w.
Free To All-Pace-TO Harness. PurS"
SluU OO First horse, $40; Second horse, 50.
In one of the heats Sleepy GcOrg" stO
try and beat Goldsmith Maids best record,
on i,-miIe track, 2:ls, for which An uddl.
tionul purse OF $50 ls offered II IL Is D"Ht' u.
Pare-tOr Horses that never beat 2:iV.
Purse sion. First horse, So; Second horse,
So: Third horse, s2J.
Entries close with the Secretary, AT his
ONCE, Thursday, November llth, at ~
O'Clock A ~. .,iOur TO enter and two To start {;
entrance ~ per cent Horses eli. ible July
LIST. 1873. All races governed by AhhOcla-
[ on Rules. Horses called at ] =. N. Pr 90
OF admission ~ cts. Ladies' free. good
Band and capt. Davis with his PUlic" force"
will br I'm attendance, and good order viii
be- preserved throughout the meeting.
HENRY SCHMULBACH, Prcs't.
FRED. HU-EMXS, Sec'y. MOI
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Another HeRyy Failure.

NEW YORK, November S.-Thc .Nt"-
saws the failure of T.. j. Hehiips X Go.
has temporarily embarrassed tie gEeat
hattero good, importing house Of Haignt,
Halscy X Co. They have suspended
payment. This house has long ranked
4 No. and has capital of 0"er
S750.000.
The cap and hat trimming manufac-
tors. Haight, Hoyt X Co, whose failure
was announced to-day, state their Iiabli-
ties nj S750,OOO. Their assets will more
than cover that amount.
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--s
Ns,,rherer Sentenced

JOLIET, Ill, November S-Judge
Roberts, this morning, denied the mo-
tion tor new trial and arrest Of judg-
ment in the Jacobs murder trial, and
sentenced Henry Jacob, to be hanged
on the 20th day of next January. The
prisoner. at the conclusion of the SON
tence, fell into his ckair and broke into II
paroxvsm of tears and entreatics, a!tihe
time protesting his innocence.
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New York Dry Goods Market

new YORK, November s.-Buslne.i
has been dull with commission house.
and jobbers, and imported goods have
been very quiet. For cotton goods tho
market was quiet, but prices ruled fru
for brown sheeting, corset jeans and cot.
ton fsRneLsi PLAID prints in fair demand
but fancies and chocolates dull; dress
goods in steady request; woolen goods re-
mained quiet and fancy hosiery fairly
aptiyn
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! FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK, November S.-MoNEY-
Easy at 3@S! per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 5!m7 per cent. Customs
receipts $4,000. The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed S772,OO0 Clearings $3l,-
100000. Sterling steady at 4SO@48G.
GoLD-opened at ll5l, fell of to nag,
recovered 20 rs, aud Hnally closed at
ll4.. Carrying rates . and > per
cent. Laans were also made fiat
GoyERNNfESTs-Firm
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Denth nIN NoIoriOms Rough.

DETROIT, November 8. S.-Joseph Four
nier, IA notorious rough, WAS murdered
at Hawkins ~ Co.'S dock, Bay City,
Michigan, last night on his return from
n Sunday excursion u Bayview. The
coronrrs jury returned verdict that
the deceased came to his death by blow
with mallet in the hands Of Adolphus
Robinson. Robinson has not yet been
found.
Harbeck'a saw mill, near Pineonning,
uas destroyed by lire yesterday. Loss
sI5, 900; insurance s. 900.
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palace drawing room car at tho depot OF
the Pittsburgh Wheeling and Kentucky
Railroad, which we trust, will ere then
be completed and making close con-
nections with the Panhandle
route at the Steubenville
junction, and eat our supper the same
evening in New York City. Or, on the
other hand, We may expect 20 see the
great metropolitan papers delivered here
and served to subscribers on the after
noon of the day they are published.
Truly this Is an age of wonders, and to
foreshadow the probable miracles Is be-
yond human ken.
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PERSON AL.


member OF the House OF Delegates from
Jefferson county is one OF the most learn
ID men in West Virginia, although quite
Young man lie is son OF the late
senator MAsv>, OF Virginia; Is an active
,.,rge,ic man, ani Il close student.
We rcsrr. To learn that the Hon SfL'
,EsrEs CHAPMAN, one Of the delegates
from Kauawha county, will be detained
a. home for some time YET III consequence
u sickness in h,s family.
Col D. d. JoHNsoS Of Tyler, is Presl-
t,,. of,be Senate He ha, served in that
.o,oci,v during tie three preceding ses-
,;,,,or,hs, body. and has established
Toe bi,,...rr the reputation Of being one
ro aoc., n-,,iding officers in the
s..,, Uo +. thoroughly posted in par
,,.,,o,,o-,. r,y sri practice. and /. clear.
L,.a,4 ir,,1ri...nt and prompt.
Hon y u. DIX. Delegate from Nicho-
=, Cgay aad Webster, represents the
r.-o.., ,,rri,ory Of anv member OF the
uor.. with IN. possible exception of
R,.vpr SuoKt. kingdom Of Wyoming
and Mcdowell and he represents it
vsu Mr. DIX ba. great deal of lard
- h.i,,c,.l. .rd bs has u great many
.,;.h.r I'm. r,,,ra The latter showed
,.,t'.uao,,; in ~. ..rart,on of their repre-
,.rts,iva
IN Ii,y,po E.o +. here from Pt
-. .,,oo5.or. ,,nop the Grand
N...,...nl ,be session of the
lug p.o uow,vn u.eJ
'''- '"' .,l..lr r.,.,,s . shark Of
- 'S ''' n,.,' t.wn.,rodaar and
~ ''"' u. hos h..r attend.
g tho Grand Iodoe
rs .;,,o ,b., b,dv was
1s''' A''''. ~, - ,,oroh.r of
o'sr'." ,.t.o ,b,. h,dy u.,5 TO
'" .4I N.r,.r-
H.. ~, Da,..
- -' . .,l Ham !,
- a. s.n.t. from that
ni.,-i., .,~,.,l i, IN. ,itv ON the An
,'I...... n.,,..,..v,,.,.,,>. of
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, November o.-N heat
Dull and price. unchanged. CoEn-DuIii
.helled 64G soc on track; ear jol, 7Oci
new ear Asa soc; but little Offering. Pc
troleum-Modcrately active; crude 81 50
at Parker :; refined 1870 for Philadelphia
delivery
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University of Vir inia.

Opens Octoc.r continues through mite
months. fl * organized in schools on the
elective system, with iull courses IN ClHs-
sizes Literature, Science with practice Ia
Chemical and Physical LabOratOrlesl Ia
Law, Medicine, Engineering, Teach! ng
and Agriculture. Apply for Catalogues 70
Univeriity OF Virginia, Alhemarle Co.,
Va iyl3-de>ag
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WHITEHALL. y. \, November e
The fire which broke out mere last night,
WIS got under control at "A. NJ. The
loss viii probably exceed $4,000. Chiet
engineer Baker and >evers! iiremen were
badly injured by falling walls. Tho
NJ ontreal telegraph wires were destroyed,
but Western Union uninjured.
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Official Returns or Kansas Election

ATCnEsoN, Ks, November S.-Fu!l
ret urns Of the election i'll this State show
ths the Republicans carry AL OF the u
ORG anized counties except three. Last
veir the opposition carried sixteen couu-
tlei in the State.
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Dcf.a,,ttag county Treasurer

NEW YORK, November S.-A Troy
dis patch says the people OF Ssratogs
county are excited over the discovery
OF the defalcatiou of Henry a. Mann,
treasurer of the county for the last fifteen
wears. ltis known that the sum OF his
stealings will reach $4,000.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November s.-Flour-Du!!
Wheat-Dull; No. white WabasL
81 241; No. white Michigan 81 26; en-
tra do 81 80; amber Michigan spot Sl lG.
seller November 81 ~; seller December
81 90; No. 2 red 81 lSk. Corn-Du.l,
high mixed 59!ci low mixed 65c; no
grade 5Sci damaged 55c; Oats-Firm;
No spot 34gci Michigan S3tc.
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BY TELEG GRAPH
To THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
A.sso ciated Press Report. by western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Large Attendance AT the Moody ana
Snnkey Meeting.

NEW YORK, November o.-Ihefe was
2srye attendance Ut the revival meeting
this morning, and All unusually earnest
religious sentiment WAS lnanliesseu'
There were two hundred requests Tor
PRAYER. Mr.. Moody delivered short
discourse. Rev. +. Bell announced that
thirty-three souls had been brought to
Jesus in his church. Mr.. Moody said he
wanted to report from the young men
meeting on Clarmout Avenue. lhey
had good and glorious time and large
number of conversions had been made
II Mr.. Moody would remain here during
the winter they would be able TO COIL
vert all that section OF the city.
Rev. DR.. Talmadge stated that 800 new
cases for religious inquiry had been pre-
scntcd. Rev. Mr.. Steel tsStliics to the
progress of the good work. Mr.. Sankey
related the case of a young Seotchman, II
civil engineer, which had come directly
under his obscrvationi he was IN t0rmed
that his mother had prayed for hiw and
written to him requesting him to 50 10
the meetings; he had finally come and
mad been converted The young man
arose in the congregation and confirmed
Mr. Sankey's statement, after when the
meeting WAS dismissed.
Among the requests for prayers was
one Tor a stage actor, who says he at
! tended the meeting rs scoter ana Ielt
it penitent He says, II saw the wick
edness of my calling and yesterday
left the Bowery forever" This an
nouncement was received with cries OF
"Amcn, and thank God" "My eyes are
fully opened to my sinfulness, but Is there
ANY hope for me-
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PROVIDENCE. X. l., November g.
Civ Mill at Oswego Nillag', eat OF
Providence, which mad been idle Tor II
wear was fired by incendiary this morn-
ing. LOTS $4,000
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Novembe? S.-Nheat-
Unchanged Corn Steady ard quiet;
shelled 65a &C; ear on track ga &c.
Oa,s-Stesdy; State 4oc; No, jSc. Pc.
troleum-U nchanged.
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Hnrtranrrs Majority-OmeiaI.

PHILADELPHIA, November S.-The
full official vote gives Hartranft, for
Governor, n majority of l4,5lO.
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BosroS, November S-The Complete
vote of the State gives Rice SS,j23; Gas
ton, 7S,24G; Baker, 1855; Adams, l,714;
Phillips, SOL.
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ysoN our reports tins morning the
,.,..u,. are that the weather to-day
s,,- partly cloudy, with easterly TO
.,.-., winds. and stationary tempera-
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Loss OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCO, November S.-The
following press dispatch was just received
from Seattle, Washington Territory: The
Daily Dispatch received the following
special from Port Townsend this morn
ing "The American ship Messenger,
Captain j. f. Gilkey, arrived nine davs
from San Francisco, and reports picking
up, twenty miles south of Cape Flattery,
part of the pilot house and Henry Jelly,
the only survivor of the steamship
Pacific which sailed from Victoria
at 0 o'clock Thursday morning and
foundered forty miles south of Flattery
1T s o'clock Thursday evening. Jelly
EoSte1 on the pilot house from o'clock
Thur Jay night until 10 o'clock Satur-
day morciag, when he was picked up by
a messengeg. Several boats were launch.
ed, but all toundered.
Signed a. r. LIoRMEs.
Jelly is to lowt1 give full particulars,
but he states that be was in the boat
which swamped and with another man
succeeded in reaching part of the pilot
house. The other man subsequently
died from exposure and was cut loose
by Mr.. Kelly. She was insured for
$4,000; value of cargo, s25,OOS.
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VOL. l3.
Af'heelinq &eglster,

e,Lp closed IA New York yesterday
;. ia;
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Steamship Lost.

WAsHINGToN, November S.-Private
dispatches received here this evening an
nounces the total ilosS Of II steamship
between Portland Oregon and San
Francisco by laundering ut sea last
Thursday. The despatch says all on
board we're lost.
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car white mixed in sacks delivered 65c
lOO sacks white mixed delivered c5c "a
sacks white delivered &c.
OATS.
The market is well supplied with
Southern Illinois oats, but Northern,
white and mixed arc IN steady demand
and very scarce. We note sales of car
black IN sacks delivered SEE; I car South.
ern Illinois In sacks delivered IOc; 2 ears
Southern Illinois In sacks delivered SOC /;
200 sacks Southern Illinois 45c.
MEAL.
The market Is duh and UNCHANGED.
Small deinand for country meal at re-.
duced rates. City is firm and sells readily.
Sales were 100 bbls. City, 50. % 100 bbls.
country steam dried, S2.sj.
BRAN.
The market is firm. but quiet. The
supply Is small and demand moderate.
We note sales OF 2 cars in sacks. on ortl,Ss.
from ID, mills, delivered. $40; ear in
sacks delivered, SIG.
BUTTER.
Sales are not So lively, and the market
Is better supplied. Prices are unchanged
as Yet, but have tendency to weaken.
Sales were 9 packages choice Northern
2s(y3Oc.; 3 packages Southern Illinois
2%s25c.; $50 pounds choice Southern
Illinois 2Gta27c.; l0packagcs good North
ern 27Cy2sc.; 10 packages medium North
ern 20g2Gc.; 5pails choice southern ILL.,
nois 2GI92sc.; 800 pounds choice North
ern 2sCy3Oc.: 200 pounds choice Southern
Illinois 2jc.
EGGS.
Not enough arrives TO meet the de-
mand. All on the market are sold
readily at quotations. Sales were iOO
dozen l0c.: case 20c.; 100 dozen 20a2lc.
CHICKENS.
Very few comes IN, but the present
state Of the market requires but few to
keep 1t supplied. Sales were 2 coops
young, 81 5o92 75;l coop old hens,
50 %.
APPLES.
The demand and supply are about
equal, both light. We note sales of IL
barrels, 81 80 @S275; lObarrcls common,
81 %; 100 barr, Is. S2(92 80.
PROVISIONS.
There is very little OHeriog from first
hands. Prices are firm and demand iair.
Sales :were 5000 pounds clear sides l3lc;
1000 pounds plain hams BE; 1000
pounds shoulders 9lc.
VEGETABLES.
We note sales of 800 heads cabbage &c;
IL dozen celery 7Jays5c.
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A no. Laundry ,

II g. now cone. ded that Mrs. Coleman,
the l unries-. -. 1! Fourth street, be-
tween " ,.hinst "a & e ma rel avenues,
b - ouc o the b 1t % Quoted laundry :.
tabI, .hm IT. n the city. AID landlords Of
hotel xHd boarding house. All lind u to
their ad,aitige TO call upon her.
Her 'ric,s are ~ follows: Hotel aud
boar,iiny-hou washing. - cents Per
dozen. 70, piece work pr ce- ale
as follow: single .hirt and Ell.
ar, iOc; p = dozen c; sock. st; two coli
iars, nc; tw hsndkerchiet-, DC; ve.ts zoe;
Ind al gen,lemen'- wear. SOC per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, % n S0c;
skirt. 10 - Do; dr.w"r. o to loo; Two
pair hose &c; two collars BIO lc. For In.
dies plain clothes 81 ~ per dozen; tor la.
dies line clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
dsamptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited S3'.lm
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Obstacles to Marrlaae.

Happy relief for young men FROM the 81.
feet Of Er'Ors and Abuses In early Hfc.
Manhood restored. Impedimeuts 70 Mar
riago removed New me'hcd Of trsst-
IN Mt. New and remarkable vemediss.
Books and Cir,ul ~ sent free, In scaled en-
velopos. Address Howard pVuwsn
4la n. Ninth st., PhilsdelAia, p 9H1Lr
tuuiop hs.ins bigh rcputsscr Hs1Seoss
able conduct aud professional stiii.
s-2l.dkw3m
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J. SchIesingcr. Photographic,

J. Srblesinger. Photographer.
on Eighth street. between Commercial
aud Washington avenues, is now pre-
pared to make those beautiful new pic
lures, the
PORTRAITS GLACES,"
and respectfully invites the citizens of
Cairo and the public in general to cram
u,e and price his work. They will find
these plcsuses equal to the best OF Eastern
work, and, what is still better, n great
tlsel cheaper thln what they are made
f0s anywhere IN the United states. They
are within the reach OF all. Call, look at
and price them before you go anywhere
else. II will pay you to do so. o.l0Jf.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-10-01
Lectures.


A series of lectures, under the auspices
OF the Library Association, for the estab.
lishment Of public library In Cairo, will
be held alternately at the Presbyterian,
Methodist and Christian churches. The
following ladies and gentleman have
kindly consented to lecture, commence Dg :
Oct. 5-Mr. 5. p. Wheeler.
Oct. l2-Mrs. w. X, Smith.
Oct. l0-Rev. Chas. a. Gilbert.
Oct. 20-Mrs. II. Wardner.
Nov. ?-Prof. G, G. Alvord.
Nov. 8--(ro b. iilled.)
Nov. l6-Dr. II. Wardner.
Nov. 23-Nliss Kate Thompson.
Nov. 38-Dr. W. X. Smith.
Dec. 6-(r0 be illled.)
Dec. l3-llon. WIN. II. Green.
Dec. 10-Mrs. G. G. Alvord.
9-2D-Gt G. G. l.. GOss, Sec'y'