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CAIRO & vINCENNES R. R

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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
a. one Of the most
eilcctual RENEE
dies ever discOy-
cred for cleans
ling the system
! and purilying the
blood. 1t has
stood the test OF
years, with a con-
stantly growing
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LANDS IN PIKE COUNTY.

No. $50 acres in Pike county, Ind. ~ s2o per acre
ene-hslf cash balance IN u months; a good coal trsct
No. S.--2Do acres near winslow. Pike county. on
Petersburg snd ROCKVILLE road loo acres In ~culfisa.
ltion. fine t~o-story frame house. good orchard. This
land l. all underlaid With an eight foot vein, coal
lnlSo has a quarry IT splendid black slate stone. Price
- 900; one half cash. balance in l aud two Year,.
No. $40 acres ~ splendid coal lands, In Pike
puniy. very cheap.
No. 80 &c acres - good farming land - scres Ia
cultivation, and all underlaid with q splendid vein e
lrosl
No. s-1t7 acres ~ good farming land 20 acres In
Ieuifivatios1. sl fresh land. an abundance Of coal, com
Portable dwelling aud necessary out-huilding~, very
cheap.
No. IA fine little farm ~ 80 arres. IN Pike coun-
|ty: % scrc~ under q hirh state % cultivation. CON.
artable houses. good barn. nice orchard. plenty 81
an abundance - splendid timber. and every
tlivg necessary 10 y comfortable country h"me.
NJ IS Los acres: a. acres under a high sfsts ~
cultivation. nne orchard u coo select fruit trees, an
endless supply ~ stock water, centrally locaied. fine
hgh pool, Ticndid timber, nice and comfortable build
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inrs. THIS beautiful little farm IL s.fnstsa A, o,.
nsst sciEhporhs d. in Pike county. la eloss pr.xia,,ss
We ,hpt'h aud school house. Price ont, s2tos, r.,
.a-h hAiAu ? ~ os aud Two years. There 10 a &C.,
bargain inthir farm. ''A'
y" ~ a IA M 81 leo nefnf IN Pike county, ~
yenicntH situated. 100 acres ~ eulu..ian 80
frame house, tnr orchard. A.. Pre-. ~ aoo. ~, s'
balance In one and two years.
No. - 80 acres ~ me lsni en lre DIVIDING .r-
son anu M .f"n townahps IN Pike couIsy 90 acre. a.
water. several nne springs. good camfsrt.S,. s,.n...
~ ieuf rooms. good stable aud large tobacco barn a.
"hhe OAK lumber all underlrE Nth a fine x.in =,
siene coal Very cheap At ~, 200. "
=" ms iaim coniAlns ~ scrsS. aud Is situated
near ths line ~ the 4. Il 4 W RI and 4, nus.rf~rt
with a superior quality of block coal Ia, az scrs. ~
cultivation, good hans house, 30 seller frui. 49,
plenty ~ me stock water. and an ahunda1e. ~ srL,'
did timber. Price only el.Goe; halt eash. halsns. in
one aud two years. p"
No. 75.-40 acres ~ land near lin. n dh.c a
W ny and 4 = solid bed Of stone coal. prlse Az
hall cash, balance Ia one and two years
Nc. $3.50 acres 81 tine Land 90 Az Line pa.l,c..
an ahu'Tiihee OF me coal and lead ore Ia having
qush'u's ihis land y very cheap aud on easy terms.
No ~ -One If ibs finest fsrus In PIKE conn, sr
the NJ. Vernon Railroad 7N0 acres. loo acres IN 49,
saiion sud In splendid repair, Iimpr0veu-uts All a.,
class, he~ tw"-siory frame honse, 3 rooms. furnish.s
up ~ good style. tne timber, and water. nnierIsiS ~itb
q I foot vein IT block coal. Price Is ssO IN e.sx ,.,ns
DoANE ~ CArEHAKT offer their ser
vices Ia the public for the sale or trad.
of real estate. without making an,
charge to parties employing them. mn
less sales are effected, aud then a reason
able commission Is expected. Persons
having real estate TO sell will find this a
desirable means of reaching the purJhas-
ing public.
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vNHF proprietor of this celebrated medicine Justly
i chius for h q superieftN over all remedies ever
offered the puhNc fr the sAfE. cEKrAf>. sFEHuY am
rsKnA>gNr cure ~ Ngur aud Fever. or Chili~ aud Re
yer. whether ~ short er long stAnding. he refer 20
the entire Western and southern country 10 bear him
testimony 20 the truth II the assertion. thsf In no case
Whatever will II fii o. cuYsN The directions are sfric "a
followed ont. H. = great r. ans cases a single dose has
been sunicuenf for = curr. anu whole families have
been cared b. a single bottle. Win a perfect restoration
Of The general health. Its however. prudent. and ia
every ese more ceriain csrc. II it, use j. continued IN
smaller doses for sNses ~ two sfter the disrs-e h--
hern broken or checked. more especially in dfftCnli ard
leng-.tandirx cases. Usually. ihis medicine will uui
require any Al 70 keep the howelsin good order. should
the patient. however. require = caiharfic mvdicnc az
ter having taken three ar four to-es 4 the Touir =
single dose Of BULL's NkGErARLE FAMILY PILLS
will b. sufficient.
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solomon SAYS. Answer not q fool ac-
curding Ia his folly. lest he become wise
Ia his ~ couceit: = and again, he SAYS.
Answer a fool according 90 his folly.
lrst thou also become like unto HIM.
W. do not wish Lila and Laura to be-
come a. the first. and NOT wishing our
selves TO be classcd with the last. there
fore We briefly reply 10 them, promising
them. however. aud all who may be in
trrc>ird that nothing they may say here
after will provoke us again To intiirt on
the readers of the Courier any more of
this ,tvle of correspondence.
We do not think Dawes eye-sight j.
upaired. bat he Of course feels = certain
l,ackwarlness when meetiug with his
superiors. lie doubtless has learned the
relation of the inf-rier 20 the superior.
and shapes his actions accordingly. lie
always holds himself in readiness to do
ans thing within his power 10 promote
,he pleasure and happiness of his
.'betiers."
Ills l. no on the matrimonial market
ROW.. The society of young men lost
its chxvms for her when she fiirted all
day, and exchanged photographs with u
married man.
We are glad to be informed bv l.. that
she has had no matrimonial disappoint-
Inents But we were lad BY the signs
ef the times to think differently. But
we knew her 10 be of a romantic turn
of mind. a all who will read the articles
in the Courier on Second Love-"
"Friendshlp." &c, copied by Maud
Miller. alias Lila Darrell, alias Laura,
will i rfer.
We suppose she and her lover have
done as they do in the novels, separated.
he TO make a name aud fortune in the
world. and be worthy 10 claim the hand
OF the brilliant and.gifted authoress of
Topeka, while she in the mean time will
add lsurels to her fame by higher liters-
~ attainments.
l.. Il L. criticise Dawes poetry.
Dave is not responsible for the quotation
from DIR. Watts which We used in re-
gard TO Els disappointment. We are
sorry now for having abused the lines
employed in applying them to the sub
ject we did. However thst is past and
we cannot recall il.
l.. saws she is none of your sweet for
giving saints. We never took her TO be
a saint. but we thought we could ut one
time see signs of wings coming. and
hear her sing:
Il want TO be an angel" &c.
But alas, cherished hopes, fend dreams.
bright anticipations. all have fed. aud
she turns out to be the wrathfnl CORES
pondent from Topeka. W. c. D.. says
we were mistaken anyhow. Ii was only
the Grecirs bend she had on.
Ard now Lila, adieu. You present
50 formidable a front that we wish TO
withdraw from the contest while there
remains a chance for an orderly retreat.
TOPEKA, July IL, rs. II X a.
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Better Bargains,

than aim 1si = y me else IN Dubois county. He invites
an Inspection ~ aa goods and prices. whether you
want - buy or not, a. IL is 4 pleasure to show good
gcuds.
Remember the house, South ia, ~ tho public square.
JOSEPH FRIEDMAN.
October 9Th, 1s7i-fy
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B L LIS
ARSAPARlLLA!

Read ike following extrac; Of = letter from Mrs
Rivers. wife Of Reverend Or Rivers. enc ~ the most
learned eloquent. and popular Ministers q The Ne,ho-
dist Episcopal Church. aud who i at present stationed
at Broadway Church, Louisville. Ky.
LOUISVILLE. Kr. Oct. :, IS73.
la. lows BUIL-DFAR SlE. Many thanks 10 YOU for
the medicine you have 80 kindly given me. ! haS.
been = great sufferer Tor years, sud had the sdvce q,
various physicians. Some pronounced my spine. sons
my lungs. and some nay heart 10 be the seat 81 my
disease. Ihave been burnt, blistered and cupped Until i
had become disheariened. Several very eminent physi-
clans wso examined my spine informed me that. | VA
threatened with paralysis or a~ppopicxy any day. and
that nothing hat a seton would relieve ne. | bad .
psrfect horror ~ that. and " a. hesitating about having
one inserted when ycn kindly sent me your ssr>apA
filla Which 4 Immediately began 10 take three times .
day. I had suffered TERRIBLY with a most acute p.in IN
The right side ~ nay head. especially when I would read
o. write Tor auy length Il time. and rising % NY feet
would be perfectly blind for several minutes. and = ouid
have 70 hold ~ something 10 prevent falling
! am most happy 70 inform y"g that the pain ~ nay
u'al ehlifeis feheNeNs ! s-n' sefuoW NIB my
spine and then not 80 arrtely. Ny appetite g. geoai
Indeed for The fr-; time 10 my he I cnsoy mr dinner
more than any meal during The day.
lo1 kindly sent ne iogr bottles again laz night. and
I began again thi, isoraiHg. anu | hope " he entirely
relieved. Please acceps my heartfelt thanks and best
wishes.
Very truly your most grateful friend.
II. Z. &. RIVERS.
|, Ny Journal sNounds With similar letters. all u uhich
guarantee - a. genuine and written ~ ihs person.
10 uot suH-r yourself 20 be imposed on. Don't ~
drawn away after new and douiftul experiments. Don't
ri-k your heaifh b lssring uosicss experiment upor
ny sar.aparula has stood The test for tveuty-fv.
yssrs. " &, -fsli tn sarsaparlla - The day. snd ~ the
age- towering over all others IN popularity and is
curative qualities.
Avoid ~ those Who are trying 70 palm "a on Scu
-Ler extracts ~ sarsaparills ss-csll@d. Remember il
blood ana scrofulas affections. Always b. that in
mind.
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for gentlemer's nse. together with q large line u
NOTIONS. MILLINERY. HATS. RIBBONS. TRIMMINGS.
GROCERIES. Of all kinds. HARDWARE. WOODEN
WARE and IN fact every thing usually found IN me
extremely low for cash, and FOR CASH he believes be
can nov give a little
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Another Testimony.
RKSuu- RNKRAcVs. Mol
April 3nfh. ~G8. I


Ia. JoHS RrIL-nFs SfK. Knowing the ,Hirac, a
your Sarsspariiia and he healing and beneficial quail
ties q possesses. | send you ihe following. statement 81
my case.
] was wounded about two years Hco--was taken prs-
on.r and confined for siN months. Being moved - Of
ten. mas wounds have not healed yet. have not set up
a moment since | Wa WornSed. sm shot through the
hips. Ny general health j. impaired. and ] need some
thing 20 assist MATURE. have more faith IN your sAr-
saparilla than sny thing else. wish that 20 BE- gern-
inc. Please eNFress M half = dozen ho,tles aud Cblige
CAfTAfS &. r. JOHNSON,
.Sr .Loris. 40.
p. She following Was written April soth. Isss. by
Mrs. Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt. johnson;
DH. JoHS RrtL-sE m sIE: NJ husband. DR.. J. q.
johnson. was a skinfni surgeon AMI rAysri.n In C-nfrs
New York, where he died. leaving me above &. p.
Johnson TO my care. At thirteen yearsSf age he had a
chronic diarrhea and scrotIla. for which I gave your
sarsaparilla. II cured him. ! have for ten years re-
comm ended II TO many In sew York. Ohio and lows for
~scrofuls. fever sort>. and general debility. Perfect
success has attended II. The cures effected IN some
cases Of scrofuia ai.kevcr sores we're almost miraculous
I am very anxious ~ my son 10 sgain have recourse TO
ysur Sarsapsriila. he Is fearful q getting a spurious
article hence his writing 20 you for II. His wounds
we're terrible. hut I believe he will recover.
Respectfully,
JESNiE JOHNSON.
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BULLS
Worm Destroyer
ESSIE JOHNSON.

EXTRACT or A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vmL.sow, wsLKEaCo. GA-f
June 20.
IN. JoHx BrLL-Dear Sir: 7 have recently given your
worm Destroyer" several trials and fndi u wonderful
have The wished for effect. am doing a pretty large
country practice, and have daily ue for some article Of
the kind.
am, sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS p. CLEMENT. N. d.
p. y. So unqualified and numerous are the testimo-
malls in favor u my Worm Destroyer that newspaper
spase IL entirely too small 20 tell It's merits.
II 10 N infaliible remedy for Worms. Try " and be
Iooasisssd- See my Journal for a more fun description.
toHN BULL
Buse1's CcdrOn Biffers.
Bulls PeCtOral wild Cherry
Bulls Extract Buchu.
Bulls VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS.
An the above u~sdieine. prepared by DR.. JoHs Brrr.
At HE Labatory, Filth street, Louisville. Ky.
FOR SALE IVY NJ. FRIEDMAN co.
JASPER, IND. and by Druggists gen.
orally. Aug. 7, 7A-1y
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WV proprietor 81 this Hotel. situated just north o.
Il the railroad depot, returns hfs thanks 70 the pn6lis
I"r their past patronage. and s.ssres them that no e.
iorts snail Be spared on his part 70 merit their favor.
IN Toe tatnre- His table and bar are supplied with III.
osstthe market aHyrds. Ne also has good s,abling an.
i'.l .or horses He solicit, = share n patronage.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-08-12

London, Aug. 1.-THE Dundee Re-
lief committee have given assistance
to over 7OOo strikers. The masters
and workmen continue firm and all
attempts ut "a compromise have failed
thus far.
The mercantile shipping ill, drawn
up by Sir. Chas. Adderley, has pussed
the House Of Commons and House VI
Lords.
Shaw & Thompson, Iron manufac-
turers and merchants, whO We're yes
terday reported in financial difficulty,
compounded with their creditors at
fifty cents on the dollar. The liaLiIi-
ties are $500, 900.
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the U. s. Marsha! for incarceration at
Camp Douglass.
Nearly all the women and children
living In Corinne were sent out Of the
place late last night, in anticipation Of
an attack by the Indians. One COM
pany of troops left here this morning
for COrinne.
The News, church paper, OF tonight,
referring to the matter, says the re-
ports Of the hostile bearing Of the In
dians, are only circulated to create a
a feeling against the Mormons that
the Indians are there for the purpose
OF farming and other peaceful objects.
Major Bryant, commandant at Camp
Douglass, who has been at Corinne all
day considers the situation SO threat
ening as to Justify him In ordering two
more companies Of troops sent there,
which will leave here Tomorrow mUru-
ing.
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st. Louis, August 1.-THE surety
bonds of NJ. o. Avery, of Washington,
Indicted here for completely in the
whisky ring, arrived here yesterday
from Washington, but owing to some
informality, were rejected by the U. s.
District Court, and will be sent back
to washington for correction. In the
meantime Col. Avery entered into a
personal reeognizance OF one thousand
dollars.
The Globe aud Democrat learns that
some twelve families have been forced
to leave Williamson county. Illinois,
within the past week to escape the
vengeance of the outlaws who run
that county. Many more are quietly
arranging their business affairs pre-
paratory to leaving.
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Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 1.-THE sit
uation on the river to-day is very crit
ical From six o'clock last night till
ten this morning the river rose over
an inch and half, and is now within
less than half an inch of being as high
as the spring food. Between 10 and IL
o'clock last night violent wind and
rain storm from the northwest crossed
the river a few miles below this city,
and it is feared that the wind has car
ried the water over some places which
were within few inches of being
submerged, and has also damaged the
newly constructed levees, as it is well
known that there are number of plan
tations above and below this point
where the planters for some days have
been constantly on the watch to keep
the passing boats from running in too
close and flooding them with the swell
from the boats, and these, it is feared,
suffered from the storm.
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Washington, August 1l.-United
States war vessels have been ordered to
Panama and Aspinwall, owing to the
political disturbances in the United
States o. Columbia.
In relation to the testimony of Col.
Long before the Marsh investigating
Commission, at Cheyenne, Assistant
Secretary Cowan states that no flour
has been paid for at Red Cloud Agency
by the Indian Office. except that which
had Col. Longs certificate attached
to it.
B. B. Halleck and Theodore w.
alias "peg-leg" Brown, recently ar
rested for completely in the Treasury
robbery. were brought before the po-
lice court this morning. Each waived
an examination ana in default of forty
thousand dollars bail, were committed
to Jail.
The Postmaster General has made
arrangements with the Occidental &
Oriental steamship company for car
rying a monthly U. s. mail between
San Francisco, japan and China, at
sea postage rates, as full compensation
for services, which will amount TO not
over five hundred dollars per month.
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EEPoRTEB EKPKEssKT ron rHE MORNING LEADER
~ 4 @ HIT REP ORT
Northern Pacific Railroad.
Late Reports from the
Flooded Sections.
Corinne Evacuated by the
Women and Children.
Extensive Fire in San Fran
cisco.
Conventions and Elections.

New York, Aug. 1l.-The decree re-
quiring public sale of the property Of
the Northern Pacific rnilroad compa-
ny, was so amended yesterday, that for
the present, 50 much of the company's
property as consists in lnnds granted
and conveyed to ii by the government,
cannot be sold; for the reason that a
large part of the lands have never
been surveyed and cannot he distin-
guished from the public domain. No
deed has ever been given to the COM
pany To that part of the land which
has been surveyed, and in case of sale it
could not give valid deed to the pur-
chaser. 1t is said that the government
REFUSES 10 give deed to this land, be-
cause the company declines to pay for
surveying it. The original decree pro-
viding for the application of the pro-
ceeds Of the sale, said that they should
he applied to the payment OF all sums
due for moneys borrowed, To pay in
terest upon the mortgage debt, to pay
for labor and material, for the pay-
ment Of which any former or present
officer of the company. or any other
person at his or their instance, is sure
.ty; not to exceed one hundred thous-
and dollars in the aggregate, to be paid
pro rata. The amended decree directs
that this be stricken out.
A letter from Rome says that the
Pope has given special orders for the
preparation for the reception OF the
new American Cardinal.
Well executed counterfeit bonds oi
the California & Oregon railroad were
discovered in Wall street this after
noon.
A London special, dated $50 p. NJ.
to-day, says that Shaw & Thompson,
engaged in the iron trade, have failed.
Their liabilities are estimated at l2O,-
900 pounds sterling. 1t is believed
that their assets will not net more
than 100000. The announcement of
this failure, and the anticipation that
other failures may take place, has
given II dropping tendency to the
market.