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Seven nominations for Congress
have thus far been made in Mississippi
pi. Five of the candidates are "Col-
o%nels," one is II General" and one
isa "Major; !" the privatrs are to he
heard from. Whatever may be said
about the color.line in Mississippi, il
is quite evident that the people in
that region are acting upon a militia
ry line.
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and Urinary Organs, Female Complaints Hys-
l%erics, exc. All diseases Of the Brain Epilepsy,
Paralysis, DImness of Sight etc, Contagious
and skin diseases, Loss of Power. Nervous and
Physical debility, SpermlIorrh9a, Seminal
Weakness, and all diseases arising from the in
discretion of early youth, GonorhgI, elect.
structure, Syphilis, Loss Of Hair, Sore ] hTOat,
G!anduIar swellings, rheumatism and GUut.
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49, WEEK guaranteed 10 Male and Fe-
FINALE Agents, in their locality. Costs
N NOTHING to try g.. Particulars free
20. NlCKERY & 20. Augusta Ne.
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Pleasant and Probable Employ
mrn -" Beaut sful - "CnarminE!' Oh,
how lovely - what are they wOrth?' &c.
>uch are exClamationS nv those who see the
large elegant New Chromos reduced by the
European and American chr mo Publishing
Co. They are all perfect Gems OF Art No
one can resist The semptHtion to buy when
seeing the ChromoS. CanvaSserS. Agents,
and ladies and gentlemen out Of employ
send stamp for confidential circular. Address
+. GLEASON & co ,TS Washington ST., Bos'
ton, Mass.
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having for a numbe- of years mae the above
maladics HE subject OF his special study, and
moreover, by long and careful practice, modified
he treatment used and recommended by such
eminent men as Doctor RECORD, DatlumOnd, VAL
dean, Videl, Wilson aud oihcrs, as applied hy
Them in cold and humid climates. 20 Ms to exact
ly suit the altered state of the constitution OF
and scmi-iropical c INIT. les, feels perfect conn
dence il undertaking. the permanent ana eifCc-
tual cure of any of the above diseases Of how
ever long staudine or inveterare they may be.
with a certainty Of rot only eradicIring the dts
order, but concuTrenily restoring the entire con-
stitulion to perfect health and vigor.
The grand peculiarly of
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CIRCULATION MONTHLY.

We will insert an advertisement occupying
one inch space az lines nonprfeiR four
weeks in the following y papers for SO, the
regular rates OF which are over Sl5 our
pr ice being less than One-thlrd a cent per line
per thousand circulation
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Wi mington. Del Every Evening. DRily.5 s, >
Indianapolis, Ind, Sentinel, Weekly, 500
Atchison, Kan, Champion, Weekly, $40
Baltimore, Md. Gazette, Tally ll,go
Springfield, Mass Republican % ODD
Daily, ll.GS2
Weekly, T23
Minneapolis. Mimi. Tribune, Weekly, 55'2
Newark n j.. Advertiser, nnily, 65n
Babylon. y, Y, signal, weekly 49,
Troy, n. y Times, Tally, S,95l
" Budget, Weekly, $50
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Cleveland, ohio. Herald, Daily, 300
Pittsburg, Pa. Leader, q { n w Daily, l2.45l
Weztchester. Pa, ,Jetlersonian, Weekly. 5,lhl
Galve. ton. Texas. News Daily. 1901
hontpelier,N vt, Argus & Patriot. Weekly OBS
Milwaukee, Wis Wisconsin, Weekly, U,uOj
I68.752
advertisements appcarin the weeklie four
times and in the daillCs a times.
address GEO Z. RONELL q 20. fl Park
Row, n Y. aug29-Iw daw
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Wyoming Commandcry No. /. Regular con.
clave first Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. 1. r. A. NJ. meets
nall, on the first and third Tuesday evenings In
each month, at = o CLOCK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 16, meets first and third
Saturday nights in each month. at Masonic Hall
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Hope EncRm Sment, No. ., l.. o. o. r., meet
every ID and fth Wednesday OF each month a
Odd FellOws' Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. !, l. o. =. F., meets svery
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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Delegate IN Congress,
Forty Third Congregation. W. r. Sleek


Territorial onaeen.
GOrsrHOr-Iuu. 81. Tnayer.
SsaFvITy-G. ". French.
ChLy JHsbos u SsgTsHts Court. ". Fisher
4SsyGiGGs yHst5Cgs-JOs. n. Carey, Z, A. ThoUaa
Urn . StHsS L0tisctOr-E p. Snow.
Surveyor BeHsTdl- Silas Reed.
Erccsess u Ea6Ac HOasgs-G. W. Corey.
u gpfsr 4. 5. Lasd OEes-S. IL. WinsUI.
T-yrfVTiua TrsdsaTsr-S. W. DOWHey.
TsTT1iOFiGl AEdIOy-J. Il. Hayford.
IF. L. Arnold.
tOaHHsLssiyIrsT II PeHHrHtdFV| Charles Hutton.
N. n. Post.
Librarian John Slaughter.
C0LtDItSsfyHtr 81 iDiHigrdfOH-J X. Jeffrey.
a~bpcf1AHs'tisat % la~sfTuc6sH-Johu SIaughIsE.
DLfgsg AtEy.sy-E. p. Johnson
tEhsd SUITS Communicated. W. Brunsr.
TLrt IT II -JrsBriat pist7et-J. w. Bruner.
E~Grshli-Giibrrt Adams.
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County OmcerH.
LARAMIE COUNTY.


LARAMIE COUNTY.
c,,, r,,. .,,o, Sec A. Draper, chalrmas.
sA.,s-x. J. JSBB,ittaao. d'"'
COnsdbie,-W 1Hvi"r. c. :. Devce.
JIsfsrs o. NE PeXrS-Juu. Slaughter, TIN. FiEhx
Ctsrt ant HscOrLr-Gco B simpson.
TrsJsHrer-D. c Tracy
PrOLge Jgdge-D. G. Tracy.
Prosecuting 4uorHsg-W. ". Corlett.
Sot0oi SUEtrbtsndsHt-F. W. Hiniard.
CyrohsT-Ja Talbot.
Isstssor-Ed. J. Morris.
CHEYENNE IT.
n. c. whiPPlc, Pres.sr Of. Mayor
John Nealon;
Bird Trustees John 4. Davis.
L. X Bresnahun,
Peter HANNA
CsrI-W. Richardson. GI. Of. Assessor.
HgFsAd-C. : Devoe.
lreasBrrr-Isan Bergman.
AH0rHeV-T !. street.
Suyreyor-A j. Parshal.
Police justices John Slaughter, T. NJ. Fisher.
settings Of the Town Trustees. Fhds> sven
lug IN each week, at the City Hail.
ALBANY CoUNTY.
-on,n,is,iopers saima"'ni Dur S@oSEEssr,
SheriB-J. u. Bruphy.
Justices or he Psass E. +. y y. P Es.er'
Clerk W. MEDIUM.
Probate JRdgS-G w. Ritter. sr-oReio Treasurer.
Pfo'ecVtiHg AnOIney-C w: Bramel;
superintendent Of Sehools-N. L. Andrews.
C0~r0Hsr-James Vine.
LARAMIE CITY.
WIN. Harms, er. oneo, AAJss
J. II FiHfrock.
BOARD Of Trustsss4 u. Galbrhiih.
]. j. Webster,
lgAmeE Wins.
Csrb-John Mcleod, ea-ofseio Assessor
MIFshIE-M. a. Hnncc.
TrrdsHFer-L. ID. Peare.
AhorHsy-Hrmcr Merrell.
Police JuskiCt-L. d. Pease.
CARBON COUNTY.
r.. b. Adams, Chairman.
Commissioners U. r. Clay.
j. II. Bramusr-
ShsJF-D F. Rrnnie.
CLERK Perry l.. Smith.
Probate Judge % VIM. l. Ash.
AsssSs0r-B. r Ryan.
Superintendent Of SchoOEs-B. r. Kinney.
swEETwATER COUNTY.
w. p. Noble, Chairman,
COnmissionsrs william Evans.
lJames Calhoun.
sheriff r. a. MePhee.
CkrE-A. Mcintosh.
Probate Jrd0s-Jas. A. Brennan, en-. o6. TreAsT.
4Ssess0r-H Nm. A. Johnson.
UINTA COUNTY.
ovo,b,,,o,. r, & &C.. a; 4, rinhhP pgs.
S~bsriG-Willinm Hinton.
CterE--AlE. &. Lee
Probate Judgs-w. H.. Remington sr. Of. Treas.
Prosecuting AHOrHsg-H. GarbAnati.
AsssSsOr--M. g. Hopkins.
SurreUOr-H. Robinson
SupsriHLB1eHt Of SchOOlS-S. K Temple.
COToneT-ThOmAs Street.
, 1875-04-25

4%AA*4HAAAASS
Chicago il doubtless one OF the very best
points that could be selected for the carrying on
Of the maitsters trade situated faVorahly for re-
ceiying and distributing, in and near great
beer-rnaking and beer-drinking region. 1t only
REQUIRES an intelligent start and subsequent en-
ereetic pursuit to make SUCCESS equal to that
achieved by Mr.. Charles Pope, who has, at Nos.
1872 494, and 496 North State street, one OF tho
finest and best-itted malt houses in the Vest
In 1864 A1r. Pope began business in small way
at his present location, but by putting On the
market quality Of malt equal, if not superior,
to that manufactured elsewhere in this vicinity,
bis trade increased as rapidly ~ he desired OF
could keep pace with. Tho nalt~house erect
ed and run to its utmost capacity by Mr. Pope
il a handsome, 6ve-story brick structure with
cellar afrording four growing floors md two stor-
age floors. Attached to it are four kins. OF the
most useful pattern, in which tho malt is dried
in the most perfect manner III. machinery OF
the concern throughout Is all that necessity re-
quires, and that experience could suggest;
steam-engine furnishes power for the elevators
and tho machinery Tor ci ,aning the grain
Tho grain used BY hr. Pope in the preparation
Of malt, is always the best that can be secured,
is carefully inspected, and treated in au the
mailing processes with the single intent to FRO
duce an article which may bo guaranteed. and
which will maintain the reputation already es-
taaIisacd BIZ the manufacturer The natural
consequence is that llr. Pope's malt, manu-
fectured at the capacity Of 150, 900 bushels, is
eaaerly sought after by consumers, and. is dis
tributed over large territory, East aud South.
Mr.. Pope's malt is o standard Of excellence and
has brought both profit and honorable record to
its manufacturer.
, 1875-04-25
MALT, BEER, ALE, AND SODA.
Facts and Statistics Regarding
Their Manufacture.


The parching heat OF SUMMER demands some
paiatal a1leviation; the fAst-evaporating juices
Of the body require some judicious recruiting;
the dEy and feve1ed throat must be molstened;
the dust, both physical and emotional, that comes
tn all men with the torrid aira of the dog-days,
must be washed away; and ingenuity has pro-
vided.-in soda and mineral waters, in ales, beer,
and po.ter,-ths very beverages best calculated
tn aford relief and confer comfort. Not all Of our
readers conceive how extensively the manufacture
of these pleasing, grateful liquids is entered
into in Chicago; nor have they any idea OF the
millions Ct capital, thousands OF people. and
yass amount Of energy aud enterprise engaged
running the brsweries, the sodarwater fac
tories, ETC., in the city.
The interest is Al important one, and the gem
tlemen who combine in the management Of the
various industries designated NAV fairly be indi-
cated AZ epecimeua OF what our business mea
and m.pufacturers arc; what they have
accomplished for themselves md tho city is
briefly and imperfectly set forth III the following
notices Of some of the foremost OF the manu-
facsurors Of soda water, ales, etc., IN chicago,
from which some idea may be Cleaned OF tho
Character and extent Of the trade. Although
but portion OF the firms 90 engaged are here
included. that portion consists OF the represent
atiya men III tho various departments or MIN
ateripg to thirsty humanity.
, 1875-04-25

Qeuce OF hla 4CquAtntSncea, having peen ueH-
ber OF the Tuenty-eighrh General Assembly,
and, with lis long buHlness experience and care
fu1 attention to the wants Of customers, they
may be well assured TINT all orders will be
promptly and honorably attended to.
K9BERr c. CooK co.
There is no country in the world whose people
drink 80 much soda water OF natural and artl-
fciat mineral waters, ss do the thirsty denizeps
OF America during the summer season. The
traffic in these harmless drinks has therefore
become 30 great as to necessitate extensive man
ulacto1ies OF these sparkling liquids which cheer
but do not inebriate. The work Of charging
fountains is the sole employment OF large estab-
lishments. The firm whose name heads this
sketch are st present doing mora extensive
business In this direction than anY other house
west OF New York. They have in their establish
mont every facility for executing the work in
the most speedy and complete manner possible,
and, as result OF their ability in this direction,
they are, continually. during tho summer
months, in receipt Of orders from a1 parta Of the
adjacent country. Beaides being general manu-
fncturers Of soda water, mineral spring water,
Belfast ginger ale, New Orleans mead, and other
celebrated beverages, they are extensive bottlers
Of pale ale, stout and porter, and what is Of still
more interest and Importance to the public, they
have the exclusive right to use the celebrated
Mathews block tin-lined steel fountains, the
construction OF which entirely prevents the Wa
ters becoming contaminated with the metal
which is often the case when copper and iron
fountains are used. The Office and salesroom
Of the firm are at Nos. 50 aud 81 Fourth avenue
Chicago.
, 1875-04-25

GEN. MARTIN BEEN.

Row Young Chicago Lawyer Dis.
ttncutshcd K1imself H = Soldier in
xhs Late WaT-An Historical EiaE-
Pialadttphia Press.
The following letter was recently received BY
Prof. 4. E. Church, at West Point, from Gen.
Crsf.s J. Wright, OF Cincinnati, together with I
large gar7ison-dsg, which has an interesting his
tory. Con. Wright WAS q graduate OF Vest
Point in .he class Of 1928, with Prof. Church.
JEFF Davis, aud others distinguished in the late
War, and the regiment commanded By linn re-
ceiyed special mention for bravery in tho oaicial
report Of Gen. Sherman Of the battle OF Shiloh.
Martin BEEN, the gallant young soldier men
toned below, afterwards. By his heroism and
daring won the titio Of Brigadier- General in the
War and ia now rising young lawyer and
member Of one Of the first law firms in Chicago:
M1 DEAR FRIEND: send you camp-aag which has
room, where 1t can b. seen BY those being educated
for military duty sulserve better purpose than to be
retained here to b hosted on pubic % OCCASIONS; 1t
mates Of 1873. This dag wAs tho only a1npdag flying
on the field at the battle Of Fort Donelson and at the
miles from Pirtsburg Landing, and mtles IN tho
rear OF Gen. Sharnan's command At SUNRISE Bun
day morning. April 6, 1885,. the Dag Va hoisted, and
soon after the rattle Of usxe was heard along the
advanced lines, and then the long roll
An order ca1ne to mo to advancs speedily with my
regiment thu Thirteenth Missouri Volunteer 1nfsnt-
IL
Church. We started, 1ssving onr flag flying aud
few to project the same OF theae ono waa boy
named Martin BEEN, Of the color guard
We lost eiehtynino killed and wounded In about an
OF tho killed, willis advancing the eolo.s. was the
Sergeant; but ere he rcachaa the ground tho
coors wers seized and advanced by the young soldier
boy flor boy he Was, scarcely 1g whom had LETT in
csnp. He presented to my eye strange appearance,
beine much enlarged In size At the first opportunity
inquired what was the matter, when T ascesta.ned
that hs had wrapped round him the camp
had passed through my camp disorgan-
lied. Those I had left, or nearly al1, ran
for ths river. Cannon-balls were flying, and ono
passed through tho taR That the aag nigh. not get
1t down, undrcssed himself, wrapped it round his
body dressed himself IN larger clothes, and made his
way 10 me in Inns of battle, where he arrived in the
thkest Of the hght and in time to save the 1egimenta
aaS For these two heroic deeds had the young SOL
dier-boy commissioned officer.
Hoping yon will find this flag Of interest enough to
have plxce in your tEophy-ruom with this history,
request you present to ths Superintendent at tho
Military Academy for this purpose.
Most truly and ever your friend and classmate,
Crafts ]. WRIGHT.
, 1875-04-25

OITY or CHESTER


This table shows that in no case was either OF
these steamers nine days in going from New
York to Queenstown; SO that passenger en-
barking On ths City Of Chester or City OF Rich-
mopd could maize an appointment to dine With
= friend in London ten days later, with q cer-
tainty Of keeping it. This remarkable regularity
Is no doubt result of tho superior size and
weight OF the steamers as compared with those
buift years ago, together with the increased
power OF the machinery which drives tho enor-
mnns veesels through the uater steadily, and
xith irresistible fo1oe.-Ne1o York Commercial
Ar3+o+ficor
, 1875-04-25

The Best Capital for Young Meu.
Tho best capital for young man to start out into
the world with is brain-powar. A fsv thousand dol
lars more or 1ess IN money ia not to ba compared
results in the long with thoroughly trained in
telect- How often the draynnans son, BY pe1sever-
ance, acquires = grand practical education, and far
outstr1ps ths proprieors In the for wealth
and position. It stands young men in hand to be up
and doing, not lettering about, spending tine in
places Of amusement, 1t games Of chance, and In
drinking-saloons- Spend your money for something
that will be Of use In the future. The Bryant i
Straton Business College, southeast corner State and
Washington streets, Aorda excellent facilities for In
certainly avail himself Of its adynntagos No vacation
, 1875-04-25

In thie busy age, when Europe and America
are closely joined by mercantile ties, it becomes
daily more necessary that ocean steamers should
not only be swift, but also 30 regular in their
passages from port to port that the traveller
stepping On board at Nav York can tell within d
few hours when he Will arrive at Queenstown or
Liverpool Our attention has been attracted to
this subject by the perusal Of 3 statement OF
the passages OF the new Inman steamships City
OF Chester (4,566 tons) and City Of Richmond
q, GOT tons covering the whole of the year 1874,
when the vessels were subjected to Ill tho differ
ent phases Of the variable Atlantic:
, 1875-04-25
Glen F1orR.

The Glen Flora mineral water il strongly tndorsed
b. such distinRuiahed citizens ~ Jndgs McA1hstez,
Mayor colvin. judge r. 8. Wilson, j. G. Cochrane
Esq., ". z. Grswold, n. b., Y. II. Strong Eaq, End
otters too numerous to mention.
you are IN invalid from any cause do not heetats
single day. Wdta to C. @. L r. H. Parks, Waukesan,
ILL., and obtain circular giving testimonials too well
known to be questioned.
The water s for sale BY al tha principal druggists
In Chicago
, 1875-04-25

It IS susceptible Of easy proof that tho Sewing Ms
chine has been greater blessing to the masses OF
American people than any invention Of the present
century. Nothing else has done 20 much to save the
lives and health Of tts vrcs and mothers, the pa
tent, overworked women OF the lsnd who = elass.
most needed relief from the burthena Of yery-day
life Every father Ind husband fails in h:s duty If 10
neglects TO endow his home with zucl triumph Of
science ss the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine Sales
roo1n, 1877 Safest. Tia company want few mora
roo1 sgsnta
, 1875-04-25

The Best Cooking stovas and Ranges
In ths 1nafks, at lowest prices, found At Bangs
Broa.. corner Etats and Van Buzcn-sts. House fur-
nishing goods in Eraat variety. Something ne" IN
tailor and laundry stovaa. Il Will pay yoa u s1@o'os
our goods and prices.
, 1875-04-25

glowing adfectives and flaming play-bills in an-
ticipation Of sharp encounter with Masu1re's
Minstrels when they come, There is little
change in the bill this week. The performances
cons;esa If a sensational drama entitled Mark
ed for Iife."in which Mr. Sid France, q come
dian. is the star. It is undoubtedly very strong,
;n,emnch aa the entire olio is employed IL it.
snacia1 attention IL called to scenery BY DIR.
nayid Strong, who is one OF the most brilliant
scenic artists in tho country. Specimens OF his
vorl, have already been noticed in this column
&C ennerior 10 ANYTHING exhibited III Chicago In
.sTHE BIG BONANZA"
Aueustin Days intention Of taking his COM
n.ny to San Francisco this summer has bean 40
far modified as to include visit 10 Chicago Tor
tvo or three weeks in June. It Will play 1t Nc
yicker's Theatre, and the best people will be in
it, hIr. Morrissey, his Treasurer. will be here
next week to make the necessary arrangements.
Mr. DAILY will play in San Francisco ut neither
of the theatres there. He is to play in hall which
is being transformed for him, and will take hiaown
scenery and appointments. Besides his famous
organization. there will be Janauschsk and Ris-
tori, and other great stars, and thlngs will be un-
commonly lively.
TIE AMERICAN RACING ASSOCIATION AND np-
poDRoME
will give its irst performance on Monday eyen-
ing, April &c. Doors open at p. NJ, and every
afternoon aud evening during the week. The
grand street parade will form 1t T. m at Lake
street, foot Of Washington, and proceed over the
following route i; South On Wabash avenue to
Twenty-seoond street; west on Twenty second
to State; north On State to Harrison !;
west on Harrison to Clark; north on
Clark to Madison; west on Madison to Canal; !;
south On Canal to Eighteenth and Canalport ~
, 1875-04-25

You Ali Know James p. Dalton,
who has lifted out mora hrstclasa Htchens saa suy
other nnan in Chicago Well youu hnd nis paaeo' LIZ
and 194 state street, With mozs, neass aoo 1o"ak-
vcoLs than ever.
, 1875-04-25
Glen Flora,

Judge McAllister, Of .he suprems Bench, spesting
from tho effect Of tho Glen Flora wate1 in his
eass strongly tndoraes and highly recommends itz
dic1n21 qualities.
Isis FREQ from su1phate Of lima For sa1s b5 n tbs
principal druggists and chamstA.
, 1875-04-25

in tbs ttovo lno c.n be- seen At Merain Churehb
"Housekeepers' Resort, +" IS and II Jackson street.
naxt door to Allen Mackey h Co.'S carpet-rooms.
Kitchen outfits specially Ths aGraphic" ia the
nams OF that range you want Ice-bo1es, rnfrtg-
erstoEs, watareoolers, &c. 1t prices bassd On low
rents. And still "we are happy" IN meeting old
friends, and new ones, too.
, 1875-04-25

On End after Sunday, April =, 1875. The Chicago
Northwestern Railway viii Fun sxo through atus dafIy
esch WY betveso Chicago md st. Paul and for Mn
ue4polss without change at es<s, leaving Chicago,
xtnrs xstss dspok u 1aos 4. N. md ad6 p n. A.
, 1875-04-25

Ias. p. Dalton Wants to Sea You
Thxt t Il you intend investing in sovs, rAnsos, ~
tri2r7atozz, 1ee-oE freezs1a ~ anything OF tha
sort We axe sure you viii thank u fo1 sending yo1
To IN and 19A State street.
, 1875-04-25

Wo have just opened lsrgo stock OF Llama lace
ahawls and jackets, elegant new pa erns Of cur own
importation, which va shall oFar To- few day8 be-
fora the active demand begins 1t extremely 1ow
prices. We have also largo assortment Of cashmere
Jackets and Ia1mas, and desirable shapes, very
low. Hotchkin, Palmer + Co., 1T and 1so stats
, 1875-04-25

Thst lasge class at our gentlemen friends whs ars
dependent On the eap1cea At tho weather and their
vzaharwomen for neatly laundrted collars. should
use tho Elmvood OF Warzc1 eolars, and hreak loose
from their bondage. They ez1 atvaJs b suss ID =
MICA eQilar.
, 1875-04-25

We have IN elegant assortment Of trimmed hsts md
bouuets Of the highest order OF style. An prices
from IS up. A1so endless variety Of flowers Of Ill
qualities, and untztmmed hats Of MI desirable shapes
in chip snd straw, Hotchktn, Palmer Co.. 1a7 and
139 8tsta street.
, 1875-04-25
Ladies'. Preserve Your Furs.

IHQIG83 ET88HTFH I
Ladies, preserve your f1rs and fur-htn1ned gar
uaeuts Of every description from damage by moths ar
danpnoss through summer, by leaving your address
with thu we1lknown hattezs aud fur manufacturers.
Measrs. Bishop l. Barnes, corner stata and Monroe
s.reea. They will send for your fuzs, give racaips,
and eharxs reasonable.
, 1875-04-25

A. tic liver Is easily daordersd and great tea1 Of
bilious dstress apt to prevail during tho spring.
they rrstoes tha Liver 10 healthy action aud al
biou3ues3.
, 1875-04-25

Good News Good News
The best portsbla range ever invented, with latest
improvements, exhibition, wholesale and zot., It
tha Weatar1 agency. L. Wiley, 4ss Madison sxeek
, 1875-04-25

Glen Flora Watern for Faui1ieo,
y Buck + Haynar, makers uf the Mars Cologne"
, 1875-04-25

Secondhand Pianos.
4 lsrgs assortment of 7-oetaEo tnsssomenn' @ *'.n
rved Iezs. etc. but Htt1s used, at 500 md upward:
.1vo .avsrsl sper secondhand ssstnEsJz, good
nav. LION He.1y, 1a2 State stzees.
, 1875-04-25

rivtug It St. Paul 1t 100 = N. md e1o D m .,a ..
Minneapolis s43 N. and C:A3 D. H. Puluan ,n,,.o
CARS are run By this line only Ch1csvo ard A.
paul. Tickat ofiee e. Clatk street ~~ ""'
, 1875-04-25

Call On Harkns fur your boots md ahoes. FL,
spring and summer stock ia complete and h:s
styles very handsome. LAdiea' Franch kid button
boots "a low $3.50 pair. 50 Clark street. opposi:a
the old oourt Hou&a. NanA fine hand-sswed Foods q
speciality.
, 1875-04-25

Secondhand Organs
Very fine Reed h Sons, Estsy. Primes l. Co., sud
Burdet organs, but little used for sa1s at Reeds Te
ple at Mudc, 80 Van Buren, s:rset, It haH-prfca.