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We OLD FOLKES
Will be heard for the Last Time,
UNDER THE PERSONAL DIRECTION OF
PROF j. X. BEARDSLEE,
At ye House Of Assembly called
ST. PATRIC III ALL,
VIII is set down on Camp street, opposite ye greene
called Lafayette Square,
In 70 Towne Of New Orleans,
On We Evening of ye
18TH DAY OF Yx MONTH OF APRIL.
In We yere of our Lord, 1875.
PROGRAMME or YE GRAND CONCERTO
For ye Benefit of
We CENTENARY COLLEGE,
OF Jackson, Louisiana.
We Firste Parfe.
MAHsELLAIsE LYNNE.
l. Aud Lang Syne,
g New Durham All We Men and Women Singers
Owenson and DIR. Primrose.
T. Invitation. ......An We Men and Women Singers.
S WOrldlye two parte Songe,
Nebuchalnezzer Hercules and Katrina Van TassoL.
6. stryke ye Cymbal,
T. Worldly one parte Songe-My Grandma's Ad-
vice. -. Priscilla Crackss"'"'
Let US sin Snt %s the and S1 Women snse
o. Worldlye one parte Songe- Penelope WhttIesiy.
TO- Sherburne 49,. All We Men and Women Singers.
II. Tho Dying Christian, W.. c;.,...
l2. Worldlye two part Songe-Minute Gun at Sea,
Two Men Singers.
10. The Singing Skewl,
Prof Tewksbery from Puddletown.
We second Parte.
GRAND MAacH-wATCH ON THE RHINE.
I. Worldye all parta Song. - Ye whole Companie
3. Worldiye songe-There's Monny Ship.
BcshaZZar Jones and others.
4. Ode on Science. All We Men and Women Singers
S. W0rldye one parte SOnge .........--... Il ymist
6. sons Of Zion - All We Men and Women singers
Z. Wordys four parte Songe -Four Men SingerA
O. John nderson my Jo- Perseverance, Anderson.
10. Blessing ----- All We Men and Women Singers.
II. Worldlye four parte songe-Pro Phnndo Basso
Two Men and two Women Singers.
-. Cousin Jedediah,
All We Men and Women Singers
10. Ye last tune-Old Hundred,
al va Singers and People,
Administers. Fifty Gents.
Tickets can be had at Harp's, Griswolds, Gr.sh
am y, Eyrich $ and Ellis stores. ap4 : ii IL
" Corner Commes and Barosno ssrooas.
Jas. LYNNE. Proprietor and Manager
CHAe. O. WHITI.-..... Stage Manager.
THEONLY VARIETY THEATER IN THE OIIX
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
With Powerful Variety, Dramatic, Bu1lesaus and
Ethiopian Combination.
NEW STARS APPEAR EACH WEEK.
jasly ADMISSION, IS CENTS.
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New Orleans La. April Z. 1875.

Election Notice - TIE annual election for
President Vice Pre- dent .nd Nineteen Directors OF
the Louisiana Department Of the Life ISOLATION OF
America will be held on MONDAY. April l: 1879,
between the hours of II A. NJ and J p NJ, at the De
partment Office No. 100 Gravicr street
10 1awtd SAMI,. FLOWER, Secretary.
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Time Of Drparture-7he Mail Train by the
Great jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at
the foot Of Cali ,pe street at s o'clock F. NJ and
o'clock A. NJ connecting with all fast trains Forth
East and West Arrives at 1850 A. ID. and II r. M
Pullman Palace Cars all trains jy4
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
DERSON AI-lnfO,m is desired of the where
ahOuts of MICHAEL SHEA, who left his wife and
child in destitute circumstances in Liverpool When
last heard from was in New Orleans. Any infolma-
ton will be thankfully received by Francis Ra.on'
Foxhal Road, Liverpool ap'l 2t|
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aIARsDEN's


With Iodide Of Potash.
For Boils Eruptions and all Diseases OF the Skin
mh3l I'm
The NetU LOMiSi ana Ice1netIy,
For Hoarseness, Colds. Coughs, Catarrh, Asthma
Bronchitis, Blood-spittng. Consumption, etc, from
our swamps cures when everything else fails.
HOME proofs will convince any SWORN JURY Exam
inc them at log Camp street, New Orleans. Splendid
for children soothing sirup or otherwise No
PolsoN-decious. Life Tonic for the Appetite Blood,
Debility, CHTI.Ls and FEVER, Diarrhea. PREVENTS
FEvERs. Sold by druggists and country merchants.
(LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT..
1s9 GRAVIER STREET.
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TO LOAN
On first mortgage of improved real estate in this city,
J.B. HOOD, President.
SAMUEL FLOWER Secretary. ap. 1w
EENTUCKY PROPERTY FOR EXCHANGE
\ desirable KENTUCKY FARM, handsomely i'm
pr we'd will be exchanged cor good city property.
Also two fine stores in Pine Bluff Arkansas which
are now paying laia per cent on investment. Call
for particulars at 81 Carondelet street. ap9 st
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

New Orleans. April IL, 1S75-Dear Sir.
A meeting of the Dairymen Of New Orleans and
vicinity will be held at the improvements Coffee
House corner Toulouse and Rampant streets. on
TUESDAY, April 13 1875 between 10 A NJ and
r NJ on business Of the utmost Importance. You
are earnestly requested to attend
p. CANTEROU,
AUG. VITERE,
apis 1t JOSEPH ROLLING,
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MAR CORN-EAR CORN
l will have 10 900 bushels pure WHITE HILL
CORN in the ear at BATON ROUGE by the 18th
inst and 1 am now ready to receive order to sell
and deliver on the in lots to suit purchasers
CAPT G.. H BALSLEY,
At Howard e. Preston's Ill and lib Poydras street.
anil At
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WANTS.
WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS ner sOnare

NYANTED-A partner with two tn four thousand
w do lars in cash to take charge Of fourishing
Sore located in large and healthy country town.
Address A. A. A. this Office apl3 1t"
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Orleans Railroad Company. New Orleans.
April 9th 1s75-RACES! Parties de.
sir us of participating in the coming to be held
at the Fair Grounds hsreby notified that the
Of this comp ny will bring them nearest to the Grand
Stand and will star from the Clay Statue on Canal
sire t. every five minutes.
ap1O st L. TISSUE, Dr., secretary.
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Louisiana Rifle Club, New Orleans. April
H. 1s75-Reguar meeting THIS EVENING. 18th
inst at I O'clock at $50 Julia street.
By order. JOHN AUGUSTIN, President.
Fl ERNEST Secretary ap13 IT.
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Provisions, Grain, Flour.
100 CASKS Dry Salt SHOULDERS, (small
= 50 half casks Dry Salt SHOULDERS, (small
averaged;
50 half casks Dry Salt CLEAR RIB SIDES;
% casks BACON CLEAR RIB SIDES;
10 casks BACON SHOULDERS;
$50 bbs Mess PORK;
25 bbs Rump FORK
100 tierces Choice Refined LARD
$50 kegs Choice Refined LARD
1,5i 0 bbs FLOUR all grades
10 600 sacks Choice White. Yellow and Mixed CORN
600 sacks Choice Gaena OATS;
For sale in lots suit at lowest market rates by
II T. LAWLER,
IS to 50 South Peters street,
app Su&Tu2w near POy dras.
DACIFIC AND ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
COMPANY STOCK
Wanted by
E. II. LEVY,
Broker,
ap1O st 12a Gravier street.
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ICE.

4. W. Warner. NJ. 3. CHI. f0fS.
WARNER s. CUILDRESG-
ICE DEPOT,
40 arOndelet Street, near Union,
NEW ORLEANS.
HOGSHEADS TIERCES SACKS.
CITY and Coun ~ orders solicited and filled with dis
pa'ch SEND IN YOUR ORDERS. mh25 Am
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NyANTEp-Occupants for large and pleasant
w Furnished aud unfinished Rooms at No 24O
Camp street. Would rent one-half Of tine house. if
desired. Apply ON the premises. mh2 tt
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once Of New Orleans City Railroad Com.
pany No ia Canal Street, New Orleans, April 10th,
ie7S-SPECIAL NOTICE-RACES! RACES! The
Fspanade and Bayou Bridge, and Canal street
French Market and Esplanaae Cars OF this Company,
will run at intervals OF three minutes during the
races
The plank walk at the Mystery street entrance
has been thoroughly repaired, rendering this the
short st and most desirable route to the Fair Ounds
aplO't =. Z. LEW Is. secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

II EMOVAL- The office of the st Louis Life
Insurance Comnany has been removed from No 1S2
Grayier street to No 33 CarOndeet street.
JNO. Il. FELL,
.n131v General Agent.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
HARNESS HOTEL.
Mississippi City, iIiss..
WILL open June 1st. Parties can be accommO
w dated before that ime at low rates. The pro-
prietors finding the want of never-taling supply
of ice have hhilt large ice house, and filed it
direct from Boston. The Sulphur Spring is nclosed
and the grounds prepared for the reception of large
excursion partie-. Two thousand persons can be ac
commodated. The illumination OF the lawn, SO
highly appreciated ast season, is prepared for. A
fine Band is engaged. Good Bathing and Fishing.
An abundant supply OF oysters. For TERMS etc.
apply to j. u. MAYER & CO.
apo Am ProprietOrs.
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"ANTED-A white woman to cook and wash for
w small family, also to 90 across the Lake this
summer Must be well recommended. Apply to
PIG Bayou Road, between Marais and Irene, before
& A. NJ ap13 IT.
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WANTED TO RENT-A house cottage. of
w from four to seven rooms, within fifteen minutes
ride OF the Times Office. Rent not to exceed $50
Address, with terms and location, II. L. s., Times
Office.
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Tho Corner Stone of the Building now In
process of erection at the Of Canal and Der
nsny streets for tho Canal street Presbyterian
Church. Rev NJ W. Trawick, Pastor, will be laid on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, at AZ o'clock. Rev. K.
O. Mallsrd will deliver the address. The public is
COZ daily invited. apl3 ltEAM
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WANTED-A purchaser at once for Relocated
w property in this city. paying twenty per cent
Price thousand dollars cash; worth double that
amount; now leased to good tenant at two hundred
dollars per year. For particulars, address b. e.,
Bulletin office. ap13 ST.
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WANTED TWO GOOD BRICkLAIERS-
w must be first class hands-to 60 into the coun'
try. Good wages where cheap board can be had.
Apply to 13 Perddo street. just off Of St Charles
from s to 10 this A. NJ. and TOT this VI: aPl3 IT.
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VNANTED-By young lady graduate, situation
w as governess II necessary will assist it'll the
sewing or Homework. Terms moderate com
Portable home is principally desired. Address GRAD
UATE, p. O. Box 753 apl1 IT.
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VIANTED-A situation as Teacher. lady 3
w companion. Address NJ Bulletin Office apps tt
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With Iodide Of Potash.
For Boils, Eruptons and all Diseases OF the Skin.
vubI m
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made on the bear side of wheat from early
last fall up to January of this year. Accom-
panying this state Of affairs are more or less
exaggerated reports Of very poor prospects of
the crop OF winter wheat, in some sections it
being frozen" and in others ''smothered,"
and IN others none at all.
Now, if one will stop to take a rational
view of the case it will be apparent that much
OF this must be incorrect, and the Chicago
bears, therefore, show wisdom in remaining
quiet 10 abide the result, for such rapidly
forced movement must sooner or later have q
reaction, which will commence as soon as
there is general desire to realize the profits
of the advance. The wheat market may be,
and doubtless is, in 9 sound position upon
the basis Of prices in this market. where there
is no speculative interest, unless the bona fide
purchase and carrying Of wheat for further
advance may be speculation
These values are based upon legitimate ex-
port demand, and while there is a reasonable
prospect OF its continuance at present. if not
advanced prices. yet there is no new basis vet
developed which makes wheat actually worth
15c per bushel more than it was ten days ago,
and hence investments made upon such bell f
are about as likely to Weld profit as were the
short sales made in Chicago and Milwaukee
At the lowest points in those markets last fall
There is of course, the possibility that the
ruling prices to-day at the seaboard are below
intrinsic worth, and that this upward move
is bass d upon such supposed state Of affairs
In his case it may be safe, but the risk is
quite as threatening as the belief would De
Inviting.
There is another influence to be taken into
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
Dr. schenc.'s standard Remed;e,

The stardard remedic, Tor all diseas OF
the lungs are sCHkSCkS pULMONIC
SYRUP, >CHENCK's SEA WEED ToS C. and
sCHENCK's MANDRAKh PILLS, and, II AIKEN
before the lungs are destroyed, - speedy
cure is effected.
10 these three medicines DIR. J. III,
Schtnch, OF Pail Idelphia, owes his unriya .
ieI success Ia the treatment Of pulmonary
diseases.
Tue pumonic Syrup zip ms the morbid
matter IN the iungs; nature throws il uii by
an easy eApectora ION, or when the phlegln
or nitter L. ripe sight cough will throw
u OIL, the patient has rest and tLe lungs
begin 10 heal.
To enable the PulmouIc Syrup 10 do this.
schenck's Mandrake Pill, and schcrck',
sea Weed TJDic must be freely used to
,:eans1 the stomach AMI liver. sch nck's
Mah rake rms net on the liver, removing
sii oh tructions, relax the gall bladder, The
relieved.
5 henck's Sea Weed Tonic IL gentle
stinulant and alteraii,c; the slkali OF which
IL Is compose !, mixes with the foDd nni
prevents souring. IL assists the digestion
by toning up the stomach 10 u healthy con.
ditipn, 80 that the food and the lungs heal,
and the patient will su'ely get well If care
IL taken - prevent fresh cold.
AL VINO wish 10 consult Dr. SCnonck
either personally or by letter, can do so at
bis principal office, corner OF SIXTH and
ARCH SITS, Philadelphia, every Monday.
Schencks medicines are sold by all drug.
gists throughout the country. 3-2.2m.
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The But1etin.
PARAGRAPHS.

The NV York Commerci1l Adrertiser
notes the fact that Mrs. Sine, OF New
Jersey. is living with her fourth husband,
and saws that "the other three must have
gone of on tangent" That may account
for the first and third, but not for the
secant.
Several passengers on the lower Mis-
slssippi were attracted by the alligators
basking in the sunshine. "Arc they ann
phibious, Captainf" asked looker-on.
"Amphibious, thunder" answered the
enthusiastic officer, "thoy'll eat hog q
minute"
"A Boston dramatic critic says Of a
gifted actress: "Sho wore q handsome
dress, and thereby hunga trail. Her sub
tie grace. flexible rs the sinuosilies of a
mornings mist, aud yet thoroughly pro-
portoned to the curves Of the character.
are most especially noticeable"
"A policeman met a negro at night
carrying a trunk along the street, and coll
Jared him. The negro explained; "Dc
family what was boarding me has been
axing ;or money. aud as dcy was gone
out tonight thought ] would get into
some family whar dey respected dc
panic"
1t Is reported in London that Lord
Dudley has got back the Countcss's jew
els by paying fs,OO0 and asking no ques-
tions; and though the matter was put TO
him plainly in the form of question in
the Times, Lord Dudley has made no an
swer.
Five members of the senior class at
Harvard intend forming party to travel
on foot through Ireland, England, France,
Switzerland, Germany, and Italy. They
propose to start Immediately after COM
menccment and be absent about q year.
They will take passage over by stecragc
and return by cabin. BY roughing it
they hope to get better insight into the
customs and habits OF the people whom
they will meet than they could 10y travel
Ing in the customary way.
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No one remedy IL louder
A W called FOR by the necessities
@/ OF the American people than
sure and safe cure for
.'he2- ~ Fever and tGuc. such
we arc now enabled 10 oncr,
with perfect certainty that
IL VIII eradicate the disease, and with assur.
ance, founded on proof that no harm can
arise from its use in any quantity.
Ihat which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be of immense service I'm tnr
communities where It prevails. Pyeyeuti,u
Is better than cure; for tho patient cscouos tbc
risk which he must run In violent attack. of
this baleml distemper. This "CrnL" cyrcIs
the miasmatic poison Of Fever ana teuc
nom the system, and prevents the dcvclo,,.
mcnt OF the disease, IL taken on tho Gr,t
approach OF It's prcmonitory symptoms. 4
great superiority OF this remedy over auy
other ever discovered for the speedy oud cor.
tain cure Of lntermlents is, that il contains
no Qnninc or mineral; consequently il pro.
duccs no quinism or other injurious c0erts
whatever upon the constitution. Those currI
by Il are leit rs healthy rs if they had never
had the disease,
Fever end Aguc Ia not alone the cop.
sequence of the miasmatic poison. \ s.rcat
variety OF disorders arise from its irritation.
among which are Neuralgia, nheuma.
ti-m, Gout, Headache, IsIindnc.s,
Toothache, Earac he, Catarrh. As,n.
ma, PaipitatiOn, Painful Affection
OF the spleen, Hysterics, Pain In the
bowels. Collie, Paralysis, and dcrange.
ment or the stomach, all of which, when
originating In this cause, put on the inter
mittent type, or become periodical. This
"CuRE" eXpcls the poison from the blood,
nnd consequently cures them all alike. Its
an Invaluable protection to immigrants and
persons travelling or temporarily residing in
the malarous districts. If taken occasion.
ally or daily while exposed TO tho infertion,
that win be cxcroted nom the system, and
cannot accumulate In Sufficient quantity TO
rpen into disease Hence 1t Is even more
valuable for protection than cure; aud few
will ever suffer from Intermttents If they
avail themselves OF tho protection this rem.
edy affords.
For Liver Complaints, arising nom torpid
ity OF the Liver, II Is an excellent remedy,
stimulating the Liver into healthy activity,
and producing many truly remarkable cures,
where other medicines fail
PREPARED NJ
DIR. j. O. AVER 4 CO., Lowell. Mass,
Practical and AnnIDffrai Chemists.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD
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ayers Cathartic Pills,

" n For the relief
nnd cure OF all
Isy--~~~ d"i1l g'Wcuts IN
the stomach, liy.
~, aud bowels.
- fse -sfSA They are a m!id
t%stiss. sa apcrcut, nni IN
49,. z - =. - excellent purga.
Sssts!s -syA ~. VI tive. Being pure.
fStN ~ ly vegetable, they
NJ NJ ~ contain no Mcr.
- curry or mineral
~ =. Whatever Much
,o1ioue sickness and suffering !, prevented hy
iacr timely usc: AMI every iMuily fhoull
have them on hand Tor their protection and
relief wh.u required. Long experience has
pfo'cd them to lr the safest, strcst, an6
best Of aii ltc rus with which the market
ruauHd'. ~ tlc.' occasional usc, the blood
i- puluc ], the curuptIOua Of the system eN-
rclrH1 obstruction, removed. and The whole
in.'hIucry Ui l.lc re- t1vCl o. u healthy arti..
i;y. Internal organs which bcromo cloggcl
aut sluggish are cleansri 10y iycF's piiis,
unt stimulated INTO action. Thus lnciUicut
disease i5 changed into health, the valIie of
NhEh cMn"e, whom icchongd on the vast
multitude Who cuiuv 10, can hIrdly be com.
puied. Their sugtr-C1giug makes them
pleasant TO take, and pre- CryCs their virtue,
uutmpgacd for any length Of time, 50 that
th"y are ever fresh, aui perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they aro mild and oIcr-
Ntc without disturbance TO the Constitution or
Diet or occupation.
Full directions arc givcn on the wranner 70
tN'U DNNs now 10 Use tl'll n AMY lHNHlc,
and for the following COM laints, which these
ptNs rapidly Curc.--
For Dys.;ersii or Eniigcstion. List.
'Pssnass kanguOr. and Loss OF Anne.
titr, they should be taken moderately 10
trmulate the stomach, anu restore its healthy
tone and action.
For liver Complaint and us varion.
symptoms, Bilious sscadachc. sick
ibcad.,chc. JaEniicc or Green Sled.
ness, biiious Collie aud ssiIiou. Pc.
vcrs, they should be jUdiriously taken for
Carh 90 q, To correct the diseased action or
remove tho ohstructions which cause IT,.
Ter sty-eptery or DiarriiceY, but ono
nl,ll 90 - ! generally required.
Tor hbeuDIatisu,. Cont, Gravel
h.iDlta'ion of the Ve.arr. ssain IN
the side, ss.th, and u.Oins. they should
be continuously taken, rs required, e. change
We Wsr1sed action ofthc system. with such
e'mnEc those complaints disappear.
FOR bropsy aud uTop>icaI Swell.
tngs. they shuuld be- taken IN large and fro.
Ch'l doses u produce the effect Of a drastic
purge.
Tor SupprcssIor. large dose shouId bo
'1hen, q u produces the desired eject by
sympathy.
As q Dinner TilI. take one or Two Pms N
promote digestion, and relieve the stomach.
~ o"oG-ioull dosc stimulate the stomach
aHu novels, restores the appetite and inyig0r.
t'cs The sy-tcm. Hence u is ollpu ndyant1.
g'aua whore no serious dcrangement exists,
'Hr VINO feels tolorably well, often finds that
Stl, hc'lcr nom 'neir cleansing Hud reno.
'"'aS c1e't on TIC digestive apparatus.
PREPARED III
Dr., :. c. AVER q CO., Practical Chemists.
LOWELI, MSS. 4. S.4,
FoR sALr NJ ALL pRuGGrsrs rvEnYwuynE.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

INOR the speedy clrc OF Seminal Weakness
II Lost Manhood and all disorders brought
on by indscistons or excess. Any Druggist
has tho ingredients,
Address, Dr. II. HILTON 4 Co
1~al-dSw'iT, Cincinnati Ohio
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28

No one remedy is louder
called for by the necessities
OF the American people than
n sure and safe cure for
Fever and tguc. such
we are now enabled TO oncr,
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28

G.DDn month 10 agents cycrywhcre. Ad-
- ZOD dress tNCELL>tOR MFG 60.
buchanan, Mich
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BheriFs Sale.

Rf rirtus of m execution m ma ,,.,
slJ he Clerk of the Circuit Court nS Al ~, ny
sha county, IN the state Of Illinois In ,nr =,
use Of f'JJhhWei'e,n Juh% Insurance Company for ,e he
,"lillin u Allen and II Watson Mshh Jea,nsl
in ~ NV upon P, ~. following described propsr,v
,ns ei,S oi Cairo, county Of AiexsndeP M
in block ms numhsrsS ,S-Ti! Lot numbered live tS,
y N.Y. oi ~ ths said II Watson Webb, which PIP,
1 ouri "niio ssle at the southwest door OF ihc
Of XlerunSass, IN hs city Of airo in the county o. W
day of Nsrcb anu S~,e OF Illinois, on the slst
o'clocl on a ID 1873, AT The hour OF clever
lion ,o'a' d. m Tor cssh, TO satisfy said eN"ua
sh.r, ALEX, II, IRWIN,
ca,,n m. ehsrln of Alexander county, ills
""'h a. 'Ns 6-a-ie-ws
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live AGENTS WANTED

To sell DR.. CHAsEI4 RECIPES; Or, IN
FORMATION FOR EVERYBODY, In every
county In the United States Rn1. tanatas En-.
largeI by the Publisher to CAS- pages Il con.
iains over = 600 household recipes, and Ia suited
20 all classes and conditions of society. A
sells at sght. Greatest Inducements ever of.
fered to book egents. Sample copies sent by
mail. post paid, for %. Exclusive territory
given. Agents more than double their monsy
Addryss, DIR. CIIAsE'S STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE. ANN ARBOR MICH, ITi.H.fD .wSm
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-03-28
SheriH's Sale.

Rl ylrtne OF two certain executions IA mo
- ulfsc' ed by the Clerk Of the ircuit o;irt
W AIeNs id'r county in the state OF Illinois in
saNot ot me southwestern Insurance tomn,n,.
LOT dor ne use OF John q Harman, Receiver and
have levied ,on the following described nroni
s,.S IN theci y Of Cairo, county Of AleNander
nm HHmn' ,t1te Of Illinois, to-wit Lot numbered six
,,, .n niocs 2 mheted twenty nine (2y) as ibe
h",I'rG nt The aid a.. Watson Webb, which
~ on'r a. puollc sale at the southwest door
co,,r, "gIt h0u'e, In The city Of afro, In the
S,, Az oi AleNandcr and tate Of Illinois, on the
eleven :, ,cioch nhsioh D., 1870, at the hour Of
executions " ou' ~ shusiy hAlu
C,,r, ~. She,lf of Alexander County lila.
'''''' 'i"'NN ", 1919. SS-3-lS.W2t