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JOHN H. OBERLY EDITOR:1
OUB 0UUKCHK8.
UUKIBT1AN OIIUKCII-Eighteenth street
between WaahlnKton and Walnut.
Preaching every third and fourtli Sunday .
Hunday school at 8 p. m.
l'rayer meeting Wednesday evening.
It l Tui.miilk, l'.istor.
1' IK8BYTKH1AN Eighth Street.
Preaching, Habbatb at 104 a.m. and 7) p.m
l'rayer me.tlg, Wednesday at 71 p. m.
Sabbath School, 3 p.m. J. M. Lansden, Su
porlntendent. ltv. II. Thayku, 1'artor
MKTIIODJHT. Cor. Eighth and Walnut BU.
Preaching, Habbath at 11 a.m., and 7 p.m
l'rayer meeting, Wedneiday.71 p.m.
tfabbath School, 3. p.m. I.. W. Btillwell,
Hunurlntendent. Hv. I. I.. Wam.kk,
Pastor.
I HimCII UK THE UKl)KKMlL-(Kplco.
pal.)
Morning iayer. Sibbath 10) a.m.
kvenlni; prayers, 74 p.m.
Habbath School, 9 a.m.
1UV. ( iia.h. A. (.luitirr, Hector.
aT. l'ATKlCK'S CUIMOU Ninth ht. and
Washington Avenue.
I'ublic service, Sabbath S:10 and 101 a.m.
Vidian. 7 r.m.
J.t.t..tk U..l..l (I
service every day. H a.m.
ltKV. 1'. J. )'llALU)UA.I, 1'rlcBt.
T. JOSITU'S Cllimc'II.-(Ucrman,) cor.
ner ul Walnut and Crocs trucb.
Mas. over)' Sabbath at 10 o'clock a. tn.
tapers, i p. tn.
Hats ilunn;; week day,, H o'clock a. tn.
Uev. U. Hoffman, l'rleet.
HUMAN I,lJTIIi:itANOUUUUlI-ltli
Irtet between Washington Avenue and
Walnut struct.
I'rcatlilur Sunday inorninu at 10 o't.lock.
ulilj alh .School at 'X o'clock p.m.
ltKV. (. . DOKUHCIINKIt, 1'aHfir.
lOUNU MEN'S CHKHTIAN AhSGC'IA
I ION. -Kfgular inoetliu acennd Monday
l aeli inviitb at their room over Rockwell
.V Co' book itore, Commercial avenue.
Weekly Prayer meeting, ""rlday,?! p.m. at
itiu toom,
1. W. Smli.wki.i., President.
JKl'ONO MISSIONARY IIAl'ITNT
(.'UUUCU. Corner Hyeauiorc nud Kurty
tirtt HtteuU. rreachlng Sabbath at It
o'clock a. in. ami 3 o'clock p. m.
' uuday School I o'clock p. 111.
'Mio church li connected with the Illinois
AMHiclallon, by the Kiral Mlaaioimry lla
111 Church ot Cairo.
Iticv. SouiMii.s l.aoNAiiii, I'tator.
. iKIllCAN MCTUOIM.ST.-hourUci.th.bo
iwctn Walnut and Cedar.
.Servlc, Sabbath, 11 a.m.
ha'ihath School, l p.m.
I liu- tutU at .'. p.m.
m:onu khee wii,i, iui'tist-kii.
leenlh Street., httw-u Walnut and Cedar.
-tnlcn Sabbath. 1J and 3 p. ra.
UBV. N. Kickh, Pastor.
KM. Wil l. UAI'TIST HOMI: MISSION
M AllliA'1'11 SCHOOL. Corner Walnut
and Cedar Street.
Sabbath School, 'J e.u.
Tllt.Vr KltKK W1I.I. UAI'TIST dlOHl'll
( urry'ii Hauackn
Mtvlcei,Sabbsth 11 a.m., 3p.m. A7ip.iu.
llKV. Wm. ItltLl.LY. I'utor.
Jlt-M MISolONAItY UAI'TIST CllUHCli.
-( udar. betvttcu NIlUi aud Tenth SU.
1'reachint: Sabbatli, 10 a,m. and 74 p.m.
l'rs)cr iiieetim;. Weduenday uenfnt;.
I'n aching, h'ridoy ovculn.
iMLtU school, H p.m. John Vanllaxter
uu I Mart Stephen, SupdrintendenU.
I'.LV. T. .1. SlIiiKKii, l'ntor.
iM OM UAI'TIST C1IUUC1I-- Koutteeiith
.-tret. betv.cen Cedar and WnlLiit. The
hi y i:.i.tm chiu-ch rocogitUe J by thu A-
n-ulicii.
lMicci, 1 nblath, 11 a.m. 3 p,ni.M.d 7 p.m.
lif v. .hcuii Iliui.La.1. KUir.
SKUltHT OllUKUa.
THE MASONS.
iAIl'.O COMMANUEUY, NO. 13.-Statud
AMemblr at the Anyluin Masonic Hall, liret
acd third Monday In each mouth.
( A 1KO COUNCIL, No.'it. Iteular Convo.
ration at Matoulc Halt, the second Trlday
in each month.
IAIKO CHAl'lElt No. 71.-HckuI Oou-
vacation at Maoonic Hall, un thu third
I'ui'wlay ot every month.
..AlltO I.OUOK, No. n F. t A. M. Kogu.
Inr Communlcatlona at Matonlc Hall, the
tccond and fourth Mondays of each month.
THE OUD.KKLI.OWS.
M.EXANDEK I.OUOE, -XJl Meet In OJJ-
KeUovMi' Uall, In Artcr'a bulldlut;, every
ThurMlay evening at H o'clock.
statj: offIokiis.
(to( cor .John I., llevcrldt'c.
I .ii ui..nanl.(lorcnior
hecretory of Stato UeorKO U. Harlow.
Auditor of State C. E. I.Ipplncott.
Stuto TrcHniircr Ca-jier Hut.
Attorney lluiie rnl .lame K. Edull.
Supt. l'ubllo Inn traction Newton llatemun
CONGRESSMEN. I
Senatorf Hlchard J. OeUby and John A. j
'PfepreMentatlvo KIhUenth Dlitrkt hace j
..'lemeutn. i
MKMHKIW OENE11AL ASSEiHU.Y.
I'.fcprfucntatlvea In tho both district.
t hu 11. Obcrly, Win. A. I.crama and Math-
.1. Iiifcorc.
etnator for the With district. JctsoW are.
COUNTY OKK1CKHS.
CIHCUIT COIJHT.
Judi;o O. J. linker, of Alexander.
State's Attorney Patrick H. ropo.
Clerk It. S. Yncuui.
Sheriff A. U. In In.
Wm. Martin Astobsor and Traaauror.
SurveyorJohn 1. Hely.
COUNTY COURT.
.luilue- V. Miom'.
A.Boclatcb J. E. McUrito and S. Marcht).
(Jl'erk Jacob G. Lynch.
Coroner John II. OOfeman.
MUNIClI'AIi'oOVEllNMENT.
Muyor John ooil.
'I'tcaiiurer K. A. Cuunlnghum.
Comptroller E. II. 1'allU.
Clerk Michael Ilowloy.
Attorney II. Watson Webb.
1'ollco Majjiatratcir K. Hross and .J. J.
U Marshal and Chlcl of l'ollco Wni.MuUale.
Stieet CoinmlHiloiier I). J. UalllKan.
Miiiiiliein l'ollco Korcc A. Cain xarufllit.
L -M'. W. Woolen, I'hllllp HcIm.Chaa. Mehnur
I V.,.1 ll.,nrv 'IV M illlll.
UOallU DK AUIKllMKM.
Hrrft ward -II I nun Itlxby and J. M.
"hllllpa.
hoi-oud ward Herman Meycra and Wood
ilttenhotuo.
Third ward .lolm McKwon mid K, Kom
tioyer.
Kourth ward-0. K. Nctll and M. J.
vKUailley.
".Mfth ward-Juo. 11. Until uton and Win.
I. Morria
I.IIMIICK.
WlltTH UOliLAla I'LANINO M I I.L
ri WAI.H'tlH, l'ro .
J A UU AWD SOFT LUM IU5U
LATH, Hill HULKS, OKI) Alt t'UHTti
OOOHS, SABU, HL1NDS
OHDKI1S HOL10ITK1).
""THAMBOAT L U M II H It,
uruiblit-J on iiuuitf.ritcntioe.
tknnmorclM.venudtwoon Touth Mid
Kit-enth iltcota '
a.A.x.io T.T.xcasroia.
'THE BULLETIN.
ltATaJT4aiW.
BAM WIL80N,
BOAT BTOEUB
oiooiiim
PKUVlBlcHH ITU.
No. 110
Diiio l.r.avK Cairo, Im.ixoi
bkak, mm 1UUVI,
0. WINSTON UO.,
Rl-iAJ. ESTATE AGENTS
AUtrnoNKKim,
74 (nnixiNU rLDOM) OHIO LavB
OAlKO. II.M...
UllV AHU Hll.l. llIAI. Khtati,
I' AT TAXKH,
IIUNIHII AHIITHAOTil OK TITI.h.
MIMt)M.I.AMKOIlN.
H. F. J'AllKEK,
(Succravir to I'.lker .t;illke.)
L.KAI.XK I.N
PAINTS AND. OILS
VmaliUn, Uvaaltra,
WAM,; I'AI'KIt,
V I HDO VS f A WW
VtlllliOW HUAUH.
t. ul.l.nl.. llliilnlL.lia
AUHOUA OIL.
.tllDi ll'l.tltl.llINO 00 B i lTH MT COM
UlbOIAI. IV.,
U.IK'. . . It.t.lNiilr
V. V. VH KKIjKH,
Dvalrrln
VOOD AN D CO A. X,
lW'W: .I.Vii i'AHP:
Tenth Street, between Wathlugtou and
Commeiclat avenue.
A larjie mpply of Plttiljiirtr and Ulg
Muddy coal cuiiataiitly ou hand. Stove
.vO'hI taweit to order. Ordera for ceal or
wood ihould be left at the otlico on Tenth
tarewt. Tenm, cah on delivery.
Caiuo Jox and Basket Co.
Dealers In
LUMKER OF ALL KINDS
IIAIlIk A.M AO IT.
Keep constantly ou hanu
Fl.OOUINd A.NIJ SlDINO, ALSO LATH.
OrilnrH Nollclleil
MILL AM) YARD OOHNKR TIlIUTY-KOUUTn
HTKKKT AND OHIO LKVKK.
1AIU0, ILLINOIS :0-7
NEW L1VEHY STAlShB.
MILLS V r.VRKi:.:, l'loprltlor.
Tenth Street, between Walnut and Wali.
iugton.
Huvliiurch:ieiltlic entire stock, Stable,
Ilorre, 'arriuuei, IIuIch, etc., ot Dr.
I'leM, iiiid added tnveral now "turnouts,"
.Mr. l'nrker now Invites all hU Irlcnda, old
and new, In wantot Saddlo Horsed, Dnublo
or Single Carrlayei-, or unytlilnt; cltu in hl
Inc. to i:vc. Ill in mall. 141 1-Jlin
John (J. Harman.
cuut. Tiirupp
JOHN Q. HAKMAN A CO.,
AND
OOLLICOTOKH
CON V K YANUltlUJ,
N OTA Itlrri I'll HI.
And Land Aciit s of tlm Illlnol Cent
aud lliitllUKlou uud MhsonillUllioud coin
piattia.
ortli Uur. ul Hilt Mt, nuit !.
illAIHII, ll.l.lMlllr'.
UK MIS, HRO., Si CO.,
HAG MANUFACTURKKS
Auknts Home Cotton Mills
NO, Ohio Imv, Cairo, Ilia,
M.'lm.
SCRAP INC.
DEALEKS, save your loniinMniis, by aell
lug your Scrap Zinc, in any miuntlty, direct
to tho coimunel'.
M'OlIl.I.UirtlH IKON t'O.,
1W3 East I'estl Street, Cincinnati, o
'wnwiiwiioai ni:u:iiAMT.4.
7. II. MATMVSA. K. 0 Ultb
MAT11USS k UIIL
AND fjiKNEHAIi
U O M M I H H 1 0 N M E It C II A N TH
IlEAI.tltH IS
FLOUR; CKR-A-iaST:
II A'V AMU WK3TKN I'JIUDUCK.
OHIO LEVEE.
W.Strutton. T.ltlrd
8THATTON & IJIIH),
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSIOX MDKCIIAMS,
Agents American Powder '. ompariv
No. i4 Ohio l.t'vrc,
CMtlO, ILLINOIS.
N. II. TM. tlr wood. P.. I. 'I hl-lcwnoi
TUISTLKWOOI Si CO.,
4IKHKMAI.
CoMMilllOtf Mkbohantb
Ufcit.aKs in
FLOUR, CORN, OATS HAY. ETC
No. 73 OHIO I.KVKE.
Cairo,
ll'i II
Il.l.lNOH.
C. CLOHK,
UKNKRAI. COMMISSION MERCHANT
And dealer lb
Liuk, Ohuiiht, Pi.Aorieu, Uaiu, Km
Hu Ubla) .im.,
K3T1 will aall tn car load lou at uiatiuti
tuiera' t.ilena. addlliit Ire I uht. 4-"i-l I
J. iil. t'lill.Lli'B,
Forvrarding aud Couituiasion
MKHCUANT,
WHAKK-BOAT rUUmilKTOH
prepared to forvtard all klnd ot freight
to all polnu.
HuMueaa attended tn nromptlv.
COFl-'KY, HAHKLSOiN & CO..
(Succeasora to O. llnrU ,t Sou.)
2TOIi."W"A.XiXDIJSrC
AND
Coniinisaion jMcrchants,
ri.OIIB.f.KAIM AMI HAT.
No 113 Ohio Levoo, CJA1UO, 1LLJ.
U. 1). WILLIAMSON,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
And Dealer lu
BOAT STORES,
No. 70 Ohio Levee, CAIItO, ILLS
K3"Speclal attention given to coii'-ln-ineuta
aud tilling ortlera. U-'J H
JOHN ii. PHLL18 & SON,
IBaaoa.iori to John U. Phlllla,)
GENERAL COMMISSION
am
rOliWAHDINU MKHUUANTB
im
DKALEllS IN HAY, OOHN, OATS
Flour, Moal, Bran, &c,
AtlKNTM KOK LAFLIM AND KAMI)
I'OWHKH UOMl'AN Y.
(Juk, Tknth Ktuckt iMD On in Lkvkk
QAIHii.II.I.W.
t'K T K H 0 II H It,
Kaelnalva
FLOUR MERCHANT
AND
ixx.Xi'Ei R.a' a oiHig-ir.
Ho. NO OHIO I.KVMR,
i.'HUt. OAIKO, ILLINOIS
WOOD R1TTENHODSE A BhO
FLOUR
1MB
Gsneral (JomaiHion MerohinM
IDS UUIQ LIVIa
CAIRO ILLINOIS. WEDNESDAY. MARCH II, 1874.
4th 'Git and Gift Concuut
For tho bcutltt of the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY.
Success Assured !
A KI'LL DltAWINO CLItTAIN
ON TUESDAYIstof MARCH NEXT.
IN order to meet ttic general vvli.li and
expectation of the public and tlckot hold
er for the lull liaymcat or the inac;nltlcctit
-ellt, announced for the Fourth (Irnnd Gift
Concert of the l'ubllo Library of Kentucky,
.lm matififnmnnt luili.tlntnrmlm.fi tn rr,.t.
puno tho Concert and Dravvini" until
TUESDAY, tho 31t of March 1871.
They hnvo already realized
NO FOllTIIKIl I'OSTl'ONEMKNT
And have a ;reat many acnU yet to hear
Irom.
No doubt l. entertained of the nalc ol
every ticket before the ilrawluj;. but
whether nil arc cold or not tho drawing will
poiltlvely and unequivocally take place on
tho day now tlxed, and It any remain un
cold they will bo Ciflieclled mid the prima
will bo rciluced in proportbn to thu unnold
tickclx.
Only 60,000 tickets havn been Issued, aud
12 ooo cysr q-ifts:
$1,500,000
will be distributed amon the ticket hold
eiM. I lie tickets are printed In coutiiini ol
tt ntlw, and all traetlonal part will be repre
sented In thu drawing just ai whole ticket!
arc,
LIHT Of DIKTC.
OiieOralid Cash Cm Ji.'Kl fiO.
One tlrand Cueh (,Ht loo (hK)
Our Orand Cnah (lift M (jd
One (Irand lah (lirt V.'i (ioo
One (Hand Oaah (lift 17 NX)
10 Cusli (lilt 10,14)0 each 1 Wl (MX)
I'M Cull (HIIh fi.IKH) eui li l.V) (KKI
MCaahOilta l.maleach fa) (
Nicaali dill noocaeh 40 Out)
1(K) Cifh OlftJt 4)raeh 40 000
Ul Oa'h (llttn IK 0 eael 4." 0(H)
'Xl Cash (iiltK SM each TiO 000
Ui.i Cii'h (illts llHleaeh Xi fiun
11,000 (,'ai.h (lilts Taj eitel r.Mj 000
Total, V.ymo (lifts all CaOi, amount.
iu to '00 W"!
The liinin cH for a (illt uro aa one to live,
I'lllCIS OK TICKKTH.
Whole ticket,. .... ffl (h!
llahen 00
Tenths, or raidi eoiiiou r 00
II Whole ticket Tor ... fx) 0.'
2." Tickets for .... 1,() 00
1 1 :t Wholo llekcta ror o,t oo
Whole ticket Tor - - 10,la) (a)
No discount on letm than i.Vm worth ol
tleketH.
The Kourth (tilt concert will be conducted
In all repectn, like the three that have al
ready been yiven, and lull particular may
bo learned Irom i-ircuhtr which will b- ant
tree Irom this ottlce to all who apply for
them.
Orders for ticket ami applications lor
agencies will be attended to In the order
they are received, and It Is hoped they will
be aent In promptly, that there may b no
uiciii.iimmeni or delav In MlJm; nil l,b.
erai terms are (jlveii tuthore who buy to ell
afln. All !iuent are ireuiptorlall re
fiiired 'o settle up their accounts and ic
lurn all uiiiold tickets by tbe20th dav of
.March TIIOS. K. ItllAMI.K TTi.',
At'eiit I'ublic Library. Ky.. ami Maii.iL'cr ol
Will Conceit, Public Library building,
Louiavllle, Ky.
im. 3PKICES
spEtm juirosmfis.
B-aaBBBBBBBaa
VANILLA. LEXON, ETC.,
for Flavoring Ico Cream, Cakes &, Pastry.
With prcat caro, by & new process, we
rxtraet from tho true, Bclcct fruits ami
Aromatlcs, each characteristic flavor niu?
proxlucc Flavorings cf rare excellence.
Of great strength and perfect purity,
ifo poitonous oils. Beery flavor as rep
resented. No deceit each bottle full
measure, holding one-half mora than
others purporting to hold same quantity.
Use them once, icill ute no other. Thi
most delicate, delicious flavors ever made.
Bo superior to tho cheap extracts. Ask
for Dr. Trice's Special Flavorings. Man
ufacturcd only by
STEELE &PBI0E.
Depots, CHICAGO aod ST. LOCIS
Manufacturers of Dr. Price's Cream
Baking Pouder.
Contain' Ltufiu cn .
The great discovery of tho
n'o. There iano pain vvlilcli
tho Centaur Liniment will not
relieve, no avvellluc; which it
willnot tubduc, and no lame
ucsa which it will not euro
.Tills Is atrone; laturnairc. Imt
1. 1 !.itA It la I....nl
. . iin.uu ... uu UulilUiit i
W!WPa tlio recipe is printed around
each bottle, A circular containing ccrtitl
catca of wonderlul cures ot rheiimatlmn
neuralgia, iock-Javv, apralus, swolllngs,
hurus, Hcalds, cakod-brruata, polnonous
bites, frcen lent, umt, aalt rheum, car-ache
Xc, uml tho recipe ol tho Liniment will be
sent uratln to anyone. It Is tho most won
derful liealln and pain riilevinir agent the
world has over produceil. Itfiulis as no ur
tlelo over before did sell, and It noils because
It docs lust what it preteuda to do. One bot
tle ol tho Centaur Liniment for animal
(yellow wrapper) is worth a hundred dol
lars lor paviued, Hlralncil or nailed horaes
and mules, uud for screw-worm in sheep.
No lamlly or stock-owner can iillord to bo
without Centaur Liniment. 1'ilt e, Mlcents;
uegr bnttlci, $1. .1. II. Koso A Co., M
llroadway, Now York.
I'AU'riiiii.i .m .. .... I
...... ... iiitnv tn.li i. ii(,auilMU11JI I
Castor OIL It is tho only tui'K arilclo lu ,
existence which Is sure to regulato tho bow- 1
(is, euro wlndcollo and produco natural '
.1.11 II ljnl..uu..t ...I... ......
.. it i.iiDti.aH, Luiaau, !;iHloj Itetoi
nui ury auti inoiuers mav Sleep, to
wly
h M. HTOOKFLETH,
uiiortir, "
Kectltler aud Wlioloaulo Dealer In
LIQUORS AND WINES
NO C'.' OHIO I.KYKIt,
aiKO,,lLLlNOa
HOTHIIKBM
JA0OJ5 WALTER,
BUTOHHR
AND UKALKIl IN
FFEBH MEAT,
Kmtvm Htuset, llrrwiuir WisiimoTon
amdCouuvbcial ArKCa,
Adjolnlatf HI'lvnhnoan anil llitnnjN
Kci Iho Uat or Uael, I'otk. Mutton Veal
Lunt, Samas. te al ut briaimt lo aaitu
Hiiana In the moat ancapuMf tnannar.
IiYLAND & 3AUEU,
XKU DRALXka 121
CHOICE FRESH MEATS
OK KVEHY I)E.SCUIi"J'10N,
L'orntr lfith atieet and Ommnrclal avenu
next door to the Hytaiid aaloon.
J 11 1 0 tf. OAIUO, ILlj.
.1 A SI HU KYM ASTON,
BUTCHER
AND IiKAt.Kll IN
Mil. KINDS OK KKHHIl MEATS
Va, ror. Ttrciillrili Mrcxl hiiiI Co
iiinriliit Arniif,
Huys and nlaughtera only tho beat Cattle,
Hoga and Sheep, aud la prcparHtl to till or
jemror r rcaii aiuamiroiu one to leu tnou
nd It.lllll.lal.
7.!ll
Dll. JIANSOM'S
HIVE SYRUP AND TOLD
-on-
Or. CoxV Hive (Croup) Syiup has been
known and used by the medical pioreaalon
over ICO vears, umi u , remedy lor Cold
and Coui;ha has an older uud better rep.ita
tlon than any other Cough medicine ever
oll'ered to tho public. It ii known as the
Compound .Syrup ot Sullls, and u formula
may be lonnd lu every medical dipcnatory.
It. I: inaom'a Hive Uyrup and Tolu, In ad
dition to thn Ingredients for Cox's Hive
is;ttit, i-mitalns Itali-uiu ruin, tteeoctluti
ol Skiin): Cabbnj,'!) Hoot uml Lobelia, u com
bination tint mutt eouiinelid It to every one
as :i superior remedy tor Croup, WhoopliiL
Coilc'h, Asthma,' ItroneliltU. Coughs nlni
Colds, indeed lor all allections of the Thtnat
and l.unxs when n couah medlcltie Is
necevary,
'liiis Sjrup isearelnlly irepared under
the personal direction ol :i regular l'hs!.
clan ol over tvvcuty veala' prai'tice, wiioe
iKiiaturu is attached to thu directions un
the bottle.
ltta'to Is very pleaawt uud children
1 k; It.
Kvery lamlly should keep It an a ready
remedy lor Croups and Colds, etc., amoni'
tho children.
I). ItAMnOM, Son & Co., l'lopr's, liutTalo,
1
DR. J. 11. MILLER'S
U.N IV KlUJ AI.
MAGNETIC BALM.
.ins iiii-tiiuiuu inn. viiu iiu iiei lie
eaied an "Culvcraal Keinrdy," as It Is f;it
...it ii ...i.
U'l.ln ...... II.. I.. ....... ...t.i. . .i... .
Miperseuinii; mi iiinuin, ua a general laiiiuv
medicine. Itciirer, as If by J1AONKTIU
I.NFLL'1'.'.NCK, Nciii Mlglii and all pain, and i.
thercloro very piojidly termed ".Mncnctle
ltalni." It U purely a vegetable prejmratiau.
It has to eiiual as a remedy lor Choiera,
(iiolera Morbus. Diariine i, lyontary,Colic
nud all llovvcl Coinplalnts.
IH timely use will cure ('olds, Cnuip,
Hlphthcrla, (iilnsy, and nit Throat infec
tion. When properly ned, Kever and AuimiiuI
other complaints Incident to our western
and southern iilmates,aro easily broken up.
Nervous l'aln, Mek-lleailaehe, and Itlieu
uiatisiii are cured by this medicine when all
others havo failed. Toothache, Hiirachc,
Hums, ( hllbl.ilns and l)ruics arc rcllcvcil
at oiko by its use.
The genuine lias. ). liaiisom .V Co.'n uri
vain lievciiuc htaiiip on the nutsidtf.iuid Or.
.1. H. Millet's Magnetic ll.ilin blown in the
bottle.
K.vumiuo closely and buy none but the
Xonulnc,
Wold by all Druggists Price 'i't cents per
bottle.
,D. Ua.nsom, ,o.N Si Co., l'lopi's, llull'alo,
N. Y. ,Jsn. 'JS-w-Ut.
THE NEW
ARLINGTON HOUSE
UOMMUKOIAL AVKNUB,
llctweeu Sixth and Sevenlli Streets, Cairo
Illinois.
'I'. 11. IXLIS. l'lopiiotor.
iiie New Aiiingiou noose Is now open
lor tho reception ul guests, The house is
located in Hie heart ot the business portion
ol the city, and convenient to stenmlio.it
landlii'js and railroad depots, llood sample
rooms lor commercial agents. Watch .kopt
day aud night lor bouts am trains.
88-l-'i!MI.
THLPARKERGUN
schp sTAMvroHciwtru. '
, PARKER BROX
WXST MERIDEN.CT,
; WILLIAM I?. SMITH, M. D.
UKSIDKKCK No. 21. Thlrlvelltll stli'ft.
I hetwe u Waihtngton aveHiie and Walnut
street. Oitlce ISO commercial avenue, up
it air.
OFFICIAL PAPER
lOAl.
C. 0. V. c.
CAIHO CITY COAL
Is prepared lo supply customers with the
best ipiallty of
PITTSHUUG AND ILLINOIS
GOAL.
v
otim it'itvi'i ur ill inu v.uai l.llil ittriltTV Vliu
St. Charles Hotel, will leeelvu prompt atten
tion. Tho Ten ".Montauk" will brlns coal
.'VI. Ih f . . i . I . i .
longsiuK io steamers ai any nour.
A
H!
WILSON
SHUTTLE
Sewing-machine
JPCDtt
50 Dollars
FARMERS,
MERCHANTS,
MECHANICS,
AND
EVERYBODY
Buy the World-Renowned
SMtle Sewing. Made
THE BIST III THE WORLD
The Highest Premium
was awarded to it at
VIENNA;
Ohio State Fair ;
Northern Ohio Fair;
Amer. Institute, N.Y.;
Cincinnati Exposition ;
Indianapolis Exposition;
St. Louis Fair;
Louisiana State Fair;
Mississippi State Fair ;
AMI
Georgia State Fair ;
ron nciNC
The Best Sewing Machines
and doing the largest
and best range of work.
All other Machines in the
Market were in direct
COMPETITION.
lT For Hemming, Fell
ing, Stitching, Cording,
Binding, Braiding, Embroid
ering, Quilting, & Stitching
fine or iieaug Goods, it is
unsurpassed.
Where we have no Agents,
we will deliver a Machine for
the price named above, at the
nearest Rail Road Station of
Purchasers.
Needles for all Sowing
Machines forSalo,
Old Machines taken in Exchange.
Send for Circulars, Price
List, &c, and Copy of the
Wilson Reflector, one of the
best Periodicals of the day,
devoted to Sewing Machines,
Fashions, General News and
Miscellany.
Agents Wanted.
Address,
Wilson SeiiBH Made Co.;
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
OF CITY AND COUNTY.
FURNITURE
AT
LOW -PRICES.
1 take pleasure in (Tailing
tho attention of the public to
my fesh and full atock of
now ami olegant Furniture, at
my lMirmturc and Matrass
Factory, corner Seventeenth
Street anil Washington Ave
nue. My .stock embraces
Bedstead, Wadrubcs. Bu
reaus, Sideboards, Wash
stands, Tables, Chairs, Bug
gies, .Matrasses and, in a word,
ill that is useful or orna
mental in my line.
This being the only manu
factory of Furniture in this
it.y, J propose ollering bettor
:joods at lower prices, and
lave made a largo reduction
in the prices of all mv co6ds.
Call and examine my stock
ana secure an outfit of choice
Furniture. To the wholesale
trade 1 olVor special induce
ments. .Note the place
Corner Seventeenth Street and
Washington Avenue, Cairo, Ills.
Wm. EICHHOFF
Wlioludulu ami Uetail Dealer iu Fur
uituru uud MutrusKcs.
I'ji-'iJiW.M.
I'rospectiH for 1S74-SRVENTH YEAR
THE ALDIKB.
An Illustrated Monthly Journal, universullj
n'lmltleil to lm the hauiljoiueft parlod
leal lu thu WoiM. a reprewnutivr
ami i haiDplon of American tsstr .
Nt foil in Joox on Wtws STOlIi
Tlia Alillnc, wlillo 1-siieU with all the ttg
ularlly, lian nonu ur tho toiuiiomry or Ucb
ly lutorot uharacterlatlo of ordinary prl
otlii'aU. It Id an elegtut nilncellany of pur
Hi,'lit nutl h'raenlul llteratur ; and collec
tion ot pictures, tho raret tpeclmen of r
tittle aklll, in l)Uuk and white. Althiugh
eavli bilci-ciMlInr number aObrdi a baiti
iileaauru to Ita lrlundH, tho real value and
beauty ut The AUIlue vtlll he moat appreci
ated iltvr It lia buen bound up at the close
ul the year. Wlulo other publication! may
el.ilni Miperlur vhcHpnuax. as compared with
rlvtiU ot a similar clusx, tliu Aldlno Is an uu
iiUo and original eoncnptlon alone and un
uppnutvltod absolutely without conception
In prico or character.
AKT DICI'A KTM KNT, 1871.
TIih IIUi-lratliiiH ol the Alillnc liavo wou
.1 world-wide reputation, and in tliourt can
lies ol Kuropti it la an admitted fast that
iti wood eilli iiru example of the hlglmt
..At !... ... ..k ..,ti(ni..l .11-A -
jirejudlce lu faor' "'atccl platei," Is rap.
Idly yielding lo a ... . cducatoU and diV
erlmltiatiu? ta-lc which rccoynlCH the ad
tuptllty with urt'itter fucility of production.
't'lin .in irti.i I.' tf.ttittl ..1-it.itf f.ir- IU7J m.II..u
a ii .i it,i-. v. .j ,'it.iio , v. u.a nuiv.
')Y 'I'lioi. Uoran nud It. Woodward.
Thn t'hri-tmat tuc lor 1874 will contain
I .iiii.i. kii.1.itn ... U.
by our licit arlbli, mid will surpass In at-
liMvt.onn any ol Hi predecessors.
1'UUMIUMSFUUI874.
I.ery bUb"cnbei' lo thu Aldinc tor tn
year luft will rccclvu a pair of chromos
The uriKlnal pictures were palulod in oil lo
tho puhllaherti of the Aldine, by Thoma
Moran, wlioio threat olorado pictured aud
purchased by uourcM for ten thouand
ilollarb. The eublccts were chowiu to retv
rc.icut ten thnii'uiul dollar. The subjects
weio chosen to repreaeut "i'he Kait" and
'Tho Wcat." Unu In m vluw in the White
Mountain, New llsuipahlre ; the other
Vlvca the Olltls of (Irccn river, Wyoming
loirilory. Thu chromos arc each worked
Irom thirty distinct platen, aud aro In size
(I'xlH) uml appearance exact lac-nliuilet ot
the oiluluuH.
NWAltK. N. J.. S-pt. 2J. W71.
Mi)-rH. jaiiica suuoii ,x vo. .
(Ikn i I.K.MKN' I urn delighted with the
proofs lu color ol your chronica. They are
wondcilully Micecaslul repreaenlatloua by
uiecliaulcil process of the orlKlnaliialuUnya.
Very rieulfully, Tlioa, ilulta.N.
Thean chroiuoa aro iu every sense Aiueil
can. 1'hoy uro by an orlual Aniorleau pro
cent, with material ol American nanufac
Hire, Irom deti;u of American eceuery by
an Amurieau pal:tor, and presonted to sub
.cribem to the tlrst aiiecosaful Ainerlcau
Art lournal. II no better because ol all
thla, they will ccrluinly poasesri au luterest
uo loieln production can Inspire, and ..ei
ther are they any the woito If by reason ol
peculiar facilities of production they cost
thu publisher only a trine, while equal lu
every reaped toother chromes that are sold
singly lordoubh the subscilpllou price ol
thu Aldlno.
If any subscriber should Indicate a pre
fereliee fin-a IlKUM subject, the pabltsaei
will acini 'Thought ot Home" a new aisl
hcHtirul chrouto, ItxVM lucbei, represMiluk
a little lialiau exllu whoae speaktaf eyae
betray the loucluus "I his heart.
$i per annum, in advance, with Oil Chro
iuus free.
For $10 01. NT BXTK4, tha CtirOBUM,
inoiiiiUd, varnished, aud prepaid by uusti.
The Aldlue will, hereafter, be cbtaiMbte
ouly by MUbscrtpllou. There wlli svo b re
Jueeitor club rate; cash for tubatrtptlom
imtstbe sent to the publlahrra direct, or
haudeil lu the local csnvasser, withoui if
spouflbillty to tho pubUahers, P
canes where U.e ceillUcate is Kj'ffi""fi
the raclmlle. Wuk Mf Jfgg" ta'
