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OUR CHURCHES.
I'HKiaTlAN CUUKCU-lflghteenth street
between waswagton and Walnut.
1'reechlng every third and fourth Sunday
Hunday school at a p. m.
l'rayer meeting Wednesday evening.
it It Tkimiilk. l'ustor.
1 HK8B YTKH1AN Ittthth Btreel.
Preaching. Babbath at 101 a.m. and 74 D.m
Prayer msstlrg, Wednesday at 74 p. m.
Habbatb. School, t p.m. J. iL Lanadan, flu-
penmeaueai. amy. ll. hitui ranwr
MBTUOI)l8T.-Cor. Eighth and Walant Its.
rreacaing, uaoDaui as 11 "" P m
Pra;
mvar maauiur. wiaBMiHi is v.m.
Hab
bbath School, 8. p.m. L. W. RttllwaU,
tfupsrlntsndent.
Hav. J. L. Wallh,
Paator.
CUUllCll or TilK HKDKKHKR-(KpUoc-
ai.)
lornlng prayers. Sabbath 104 a.m.
Kveulng prayari. 74 p.m.
Sabbati school, a-m.
Bav. C'uah. A. Oll.BKin, Hector
ST. PATIUCK'H (JHUKCU Ninth St. aad
w aamngion Aveuuo.
Public service, Sabbath 8:10 and 104 a.m.
Vespers, 7 p.m.
Sabbath School. 2 p.m.
Service overy day, 8 a.m.
Umv. P. 3. O'Uaiaoba., Priest.
sT.JOSKPU'B UIUKCli.-Gennan,) cor
nar 61 Walnut and Croaa (treat.
Mass. avery Sabbath at 10 o'clock a. m.
V oiperi, 3 p. m.
Mais during week dayi, 8 o'clock a. tu.
Hav. o. Uorrttm, Priori.
HKllMAN LUTUKUANUUUUCll-lSUi
street between Washington Avenue and
Walnut street.
Preaching Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Sabbath School at 3 o'clock p. m.
liar. O. DuaHaoiiNBK. Paator.
lOUNQ HJCM'B CUltlHTlAN AHSoOlA
TION. Regular meeting aecond Monday
each month at their room over Rockwell
A Oo'e book a tore, Commercial avenue.
Weekly Prayer meeting, vrlday, 74 p.m. at
the room.
L. W. Btiixwiu, President.
1KCOMU M1SSIONAHY BAPTIST
CHUIICU. Corner Syeamora aad Forty-
Brat atreeU. Preaching Sabbath at 11
o'clock a. m. and 3 o'clock p. m.
Suaday Hchool 1 o'clock p. m.
The church la connected with the Illinois
Aaaoclatlon, by the First Missionary lUp-
U.t Church ot Cairo.
Kav. SOLOMON LlONAKD, Paator.
AFK10AN HKT1IODIST. Fourteenth, bo
tween Walnut and Cedar.
Hervleaa, Sabbath, 11 a.m. "
HaVbath School, 14 p.m.
Ctaaa maeta at a p.m.
KCOND FKEK WILL HAPTIST'-Flf-
taaath Street., between Walnut and Cedar.
Sarvlcca Sabbatb. 14 and 3 p. m.
Kav. N. lliCKi). Paitor.
riUE WILL, BAPTIST 1IOMK MIAHION
HAUBATU SCHOOL. Corner AValnut
and Cedar Street.
Sabbath School, B a.m.
flltHT FKKK WILL BAPTIST CliUHCIi
Curry ' Barracka .
Barrtest, Sabbath 11 a.m.. 8 p.m. 4 74 p. m.
Kit. Wm. Kkixxy, Paator.
IIHST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CI1UBCU.
Cedar, between Ninth and Tenth Bts.
Preaching Sabbath, 104 a.m. and 74 p.m.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening.
, neachlnjt, Friday evening.
Habbath School, 14 p.m. John Venliaxter
aud Mary Htephena, Superintendenti.
Kav. T. J. Suokm, Paator.
l ICCOND BA1TI8T CHUllCH-Fourteenth
Street, between Cedar and Walnut. The
only Bapttat church recognized Dy the As
sociation.
services, Sabbath, 11 a-m. 3 p,m. and 7 p.m.
tirv. Jacob Dtiimr, Elder.
HK0RET ORDERS.
Tnl MiKIINH.
CAIKO COMMAKDKKT, Mo. U.-HUted
.AaaamVly at the Aiyhiai Maaonlc Ilall, tint
'and third Mondaya la each bio nth.
CAIKO COUNCIL, No.2i.-lteular Convo
cation at Maaonlc Hall, the second Friday
la each Baoath.
CAIKO CUAPTEB Mo. 71.-lUgular Con
vacation at w -"-'- Hall, on the third
Tuesday o! every swath,
JA1UO LODGE, He. J37 F. 4 A. M.-Regu-lar
Communications at Maaonlc Hall, the
aecond and fourth Mondays of each month.
THE ODD-FELLOWS.
ALEXANDER LODGE, M4 MeeU In Odd-
reuowa- uau, in Alters uuiioing, every
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
STATE OFFICERS.
Goveraer John L. Beveridge.
UeuUunt-QoTernor
Secretary of State Gtorgo II. Harlow.
Auditor of SUte C. E. Llpplucott.
StaUi TreasurerCasper KuU.
Attorney General James K. Kdsall.
Boat, Public Instruction Howton Bateman
CONGUESSMKX.
t Senators llichard J. Oglesby and John A.
'Sur'esentatlva Eighteenth District Isacc
.IsmenU.
MEMBEBS OEMEHAL ASSEMBLY,
ltonreaenutivea In tho (0th dlitrict..-
,ohn 11. Oberly, Wm. A. Lemma and Math-
w j. inacore.
Senator for the GOth district. Jcmo Ware.
COUNTY OFF1CEBH.
CIRCUIT OOUBT.
Judge D. J. Baker, of Alexander.
State'e Attorney Patrick 11. Pope.
Clerk B. S. Yocum.
Sheriff A. U. Irvln.
Wm. Martin Asaesaor and Treasurer.
Surveyor John P. Hely.
ootnrnr ooubt.
Judge- F. Brosa.
Associates J. E. McCrito and S. Marcbil-
son. . .
Clerk Jacob u. L.yncn.
Coroner John 11. Qoaaman.
MUNICIPAL "OOVEBNMKNT.
Mayor John Wood.
' Treuurer B. A. Cunningham.
Comptroller B. H. Fallis.
Clerk Michael Howley.
Attorney U. Watnon Wobb.
Pollco Magistrates F. Brois and J. J.
Bird. . .
Mar"iii ana uuiei or fence w m. juc 11 aic.
Street Commissioner 1). J. Qalligan.
Members Police Force A. Cain httrKent.
Jv". W. Wooten, Phillip Helm, Chan. Mehuoi
and Henry T. Martin.
boajui ur ALuuuun,
First ward Hiram Blxby and J. M.
?Wl"P-
BtCOnu Wliu Uflnuftu savyviv auu it uvu
i i 1 1 1 1 1 1
, A Mil VI flMBJ-VVUH HUiSnvu s- -va
ITklkul aw-BtaJ tkH U-iVmnn eiil IT Knri.
Ftsurth Wrd C. F. NeUls and M. J.
laajauley.
Fifth ward Jno. H. Uoblnsoa and Wm.
i. Morris
IBTATB AfiKHUV.
dm O. Hirnun. Cliu.lhotli.
J. Q. HARMAN & CO.
i i a t l-i !rsm a i i i l. i
AND
HOUSE AGENTS,
OLIE0TOB8,
CONVEYANCERS,
NOTARIES PUBLICS
nd Land Agent of the lllluoUCcntnil aud
liurunciou huh jucsouri u. u. vus.
North Cor. Sixth- and Ohio Loveo,
CAIRO, ILLS.
C. WINSTON & CO,
V. 1 H1i.J. A
will uaiiiuu -rt.iuiit,
AUCTIONEERS,
74 Ohio Levee, (Second Floor,)
f OA IRQ, ILL.
ay anu hcii iiKAii ivsi atk, 1'ay taxes,
p uiuiause AuiiBVia oi line.
uljsloiicr.
PabllaaUoai , BatlaslB llB
atellai mtlwr aw evrrj .
TUEHDKY, APRIL 7, 18,4.
1'ARIS SOOIETY.
Paris locloly has lately been en lud
over tho ball of the Tribunal of CW
merce, which transcended the celebrated
ball to which. In (RAT. lU.nn tr.
Invited tba sovereigns tbsn prsient in
granu court yard bad been
transformed Into a danclng.room. The
arcades on the ground floor were covered
With mirrors, arnnnit whlxh
cllniblng.plants and a profusion of natural
Bowers. Tba second tier of arcades on
the first floor nil hnns wit), F,ltnmn lllr
curtains, heavily fringed with gold, and
tba smaller row of arches abovo was filled
with palms and otbor exotics. A veil of
roill.cnlnraH tl1r inanolrirl with Itlrin.
realed the glazed roof. The effector tU
alactrlo Itfrhl itMtmlm. Hnwn lhrAiii.
this drapery was quite unlike anything
nTr teen oeiore. ii iooeu jiko ine rays
of a full moon finding their way into a
brlllant Mnnrtah paiipI VaiI tU.
dimensions of tba ball-room, it was so
uacsiy crowaca tnataancing was not al
ways convenient.
Tba eatlmated acreage, tu rnttnn In
Oeorglathls vesrls tweoty-flve per cent,
less than in 1873, while there is a corrai.
ponding incrshie In corn and othar
cereals,
I. LITE B LIST.
L1D1K8,
Anglon, Nannie lladeer. Cornelia
lieburst, Cornelia Iiuib, Ollle
lluncb, Joiepblno Hludioe. Mrs N K
Carroll. Mils Marv Clar. Mrs Nur
Clark, Mas Hogan Ootiott, Mary 2
liamuod, Mrs
Jackson, l'.ebecca
Kratzlng, Kva 4
Kenedy, Margaret
Lanergan, Mary
Uilos Sally
l'erry, Margaret
Heddick Cornolia
Huiitb, Mary
Keene, Nettie
Leonard, Emma
Marks, Louiia
Hotter, A M
Pulley, Kate
Uulivan M .1
riandon, Susie
Bbafer, Francis
Hbeppard, Amanda
Taylor, Mrs Mergret J
Ul.NTH.
Able, Alazandor Anderson, Ueo Y
Adams, Ernest 2
Allen, Paul V
Adams. John
Baker, Charles
Boisberry Henry
Berry, J A
llouannan, Henry
Briggi, II M
Boon, Thomas
Harry, William
Cunnlncbam Albert Card. James
Croljje, T JJ Dutter, Petor
Davis, Alton
Drano Wesley
Ureen, Albert
uazeno, inoB
llatt, KA
lioppe, K O
Johnson, Samuel
Kennedy, Jas
Kippenburg, K V
Ijonard, Jas II
Lumpkins ltobt
McLane, Ohas
Murphy, Jno
Macknalty, J U
MarUn, J If
Marcratf, Theodme
McCuan, William
Nichols ds Son
liuckett, J K
llicbardson, Geo
Kolllm. J F.
Spafiord, A A
Holmes, Chas E
Hicks. U W
1 Iszlo tt, Hturt
Jones, Leon
Kimbro, T
Keen, Win.
Lang, Ballard
Martin, A J
Morse, K A
Major, Jackson
Morpbis, Jno
Mllano, Kocco
Alarsnall, Samuel
Mitchell, Wm A
Noely J ii
l'bllllps, J M
Bodenbaugb, J ii
Hochall, Jne
Smith, Cyrus K
timltb, 1 U
Stanley, Humphrey Sabine. Hank
SteUor, J 4 Sawyer, Harry
Sullivan, James
Smith, Jacob
Sanders, J T
Scbat, Wm
Stump, John
Sergflrlod, W I)
Vanloon, II F 3
Westbrook, Alex
Wagner, Cal
leer, win
Vaugban, Wm
Waller, O II
wnion.u it
Welsh, Uco
Williams, Dr James Wisher, Saml 4
Williams, Wm Walsh, Waltor U
Gkoroe W. McKaio, postmaster.
ONE HUNDKED DOLLAKS.
Wu h&vo a l'arkor Brothers Breech
Loading tiun, gun and outfit valued at
ono hundred dollars, which wo offer for
salo for eighty dollars. Tho above is one
of tboir best decarbonized guns with front
action rebounding locks, and fully war
ranted, r.nquire for one week at TllK
BULLETIN UFKICK. tt
BOOBU.
CD
n3
a
a
tMIYRICIABJtJ.
eaasaaMea4,aaaMas
A. J.KOE M.D.
OlIIco over Thorns Si liro's. grocery stoic
No. Vii Commercial avenue, cornor Elghtb
stroot. ltestdence cornor Washington ave
Bue and Fourteenth street.
WILLIAM l. SMITH, M. D.
UKSIDEKCU-Xo.'il, Thlrtconth street,
betwetu WasbtnKton uvewuo and Wulnut
rtreot. Olllce 120 commercial avenuo, up
stairs.
CW. DUNNING, M. D.
HES1DENCE corner Ninth and Walnut
Streets. OlUce corner Sixth street and
Ohio loveo. Ofllco hours Iroui 0 a. m., to
i in., and 0 p. in
DR. W. liLAUW
GERMAN PHYSICIAN.
3 mien Meek (up stairs) corner 8tbStro
and Washington Avonue.
90-31-tf. UAIKO, ILLINOIS.
DR. M. HOWARD,
PHYSICIAN & SUGEON.
OKFICK-'JOItNEU COMMEUCIAL AV.
AND SIXTH STUBKT.
HKSIDKNCK Sovtnlli street, between
WaihliiRton Av. and Widnnt Street.
5
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fi I a
3 5 J B c
O ( O il M B
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ta i '
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I, to tn
ENTERPRISE SAVINGS
Una rail Blatan at, lna
CITY NATIONAL BANK, OAIBO
orncBKa :
A. B. SArrORD. Resident ;
H. 8. TAYLOH, Vice-President ;
H. UTSLOP, Secretary nd Treasurer
aiaaoroae i
J". m. Bsaeuf , oiuj, Uuieaaa,
Bjoaiat, yAm. 0. Boatrn,
B. B. UcssiaeiM, II. P. IUlu!,
1. M. Fauurt.
Bepoelaa elaai AaaoasitBMita1lriai
vvnsiAT it . j.r.r.v".
r" ' - - wm wwvuv.m m tu im9 VI miM
Sff.1? . lDM'" "ot withdrawn le added lama.
,h Pnaelpal of tba depeelte, tkerabi
lrvlB them compound Intereet.
ataaaiao WOMBB ABD OHILDBBB MAT
DlPOeiT U0VBT
so tait io osa aua cam caiw it
Of. .tin l.ll.Uu. Amm f.-.m . . a
oal;( from S to s o olook,
w w. niniiur. Tieaeorer.
THK CITY NATIONAL
B A. WK.
(JAIMo. ia.a.!BMla)
CAPITAL,
1100,000
W. f. UALUllAT. frMldal
HKMRT L. RALI.IDAT, Vioo-HroaMeai
A. U.HXrroKV, Ouhleri
WALTKH UTH1.UP, A.lltu Ca.bl.f
HIIOTtUI
UsaatL.Uiu.nut. w. P. Hi, ..
Sao. 1. Wiuxsawoa, Hraraaa Kiao
a. o. ottroan.
atxekaaca, fjotsi mmm VbUSmI nisim
osada BVaaarfeii aad Hmta.
DIPOHITB rlelred, aad a aeneral Uaklaa
koelaaae doaa.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or SIAIalS.
H. W. Muxbb, Prosldsnt.
J. M. Phi Lira, Vice-President.
Cram. Ccmnimouam, Cashier.
OLLKOTIONH PHOU11LY MADE.
EXOHANOK, eola. baak aotM aad UaMed
HUtaeoor4taeboaaIitaad aold.
-i SMilAllewe- Ilea Baptataa
COMMIMIUW BIEMCBIANT1S.
D iATSM, E. J. AYSR5
AYERS k COM
FLOUR
AJCD
GENERAL COMMISSION MEILOOANK
No. 7H liavaa.OnioOAiao. Iliji.
COFKKY, HARRISON & CO.,
(Successors to D. Uurd & Bon.)
FORWABDIKO-
AND
Commission Merchants,
IXOtm.UKAIH ASO JUAT.
No U3 Ohio Ivnn, OAIHO, ILIS,
NEW YORK STOxtK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
LA&OBfT VABIBTY STOCK TUB 01T7
GOODS SOLD VSBYOLOSB.
Oorser of laeStntb alrMt iom
aaretai Avaa,
OAIBO, ILLINOIS.
1. O. PAT1KK
U. A. Thorns U D. Thorns
THOM8 & BROTHER,
Succesosrs to H, M.Uulen,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, BROKERS
AND DBALBItB IN
Mtaitla and Tmuej lroeerlea,
KorelKn and Domestic
181 Commercial Avenue,
OAIHO, ILLINOIS.
FINE MILLINERY GOODS
k'MKSII NPBIRU UOUIM
MRS. M . JACKSON,
(Formerly Mrs. Swanden,)
announces that she basjjuit; opened a large
assoruneuv oi tun
NKWKST,
MOST FASHION ABLE,
AND HANDSOMEST
Millinery UoodB to be found in the market
ono wm aeep on nana
Hats, Bonnbth, Vlowkbs, Rimiohb,
Drshs Triuminos or All Kinds,
Laciku Fubnihhino Goods, Notions,
Collaub, Undkbdlbkvxs, Rurrs,
And all iroods found in mllllnorr atorea. nil
ol which will be disposed ol at the lowest
casu pneos, jits. jacKson respectruu
asks a continuation of the natnonaire whle
has been so liberally bestsowed upon her by
ATTENTION RAO DEALERS.
TUB
SPINNING PAPER STOCK CO,,
1H ChoBtiiut Street,
NT. LOUIS. MO.
PAY THE HIGHEST CASU I'KICEH,
7 cts. per lb for Soft Woolen.
3 etc, per lb for Wool Carpet.
1 3-4 ots. per tb 'for Wool ltlankoti.
2 1-1 cts. por lb for Old Cloth.
lAILORS' CLIPPINGS
A SPECIALITY.
Want Cotton linen Old Hook and
nr.... n.H n ...
V ajier. ISO J.l-ilW.
Vuloan Ikon AVork
COMMERCIAL AVENUE,
orrosiTB
MIRTII HTBEKT.
JOHN T. RE IV i
FOUND11Y,
MACHINE S II O P
FOBOBS AND I'll'K FlTTINll,
NTBAM E!MIMEN,BiIM.,NTi:AMIlUA'I
Manulacturcd and repalrea.
special attention kivcii to llL-lit and liouvj
forKinu, house, bridge, railroad mid Jail worL
and all work of a similar character.
.Steam and eas Uttintr In all Its hrnnrliix.
A full assortment ol Morris. Takker x- (,;
Philadelphia pipe and fittings, lira's goods
etc., and gas fixtures always on hand.
1'IPING Or HOUSE FOU OAM
MADB A BrXCIALTY.
Aircnt for Cameron unnptm um tximr
and boiler Iceder. The best manufactured.
Coil's patent: syphon numns. and .Imlsnn'i
patent governor and Kovernor valve.
mb ,u..unn vuKiuea, etc., iuriaie :
Two steamboat onirlnes. 18 loch hnrn ni
cylinder; live feet stroke, and in good order.
une sieamDoat snalt and crank; wrot Iron
One enitlne for hoitin(t freight; 71X10.
One 10X20 saw mill eiiL-lnu. with khan uml
crank lor mul or gang saw, second hand.
Ono new "All! engine; my own manufac
ture. Also, a second-hand stave cutting ma
chine and Jointer, and warehouse boUtlns
mashlne, In jcood order.
Kagines and machinery or all kinds bought
and aold
IO? IS 3STOT TBTJB
THAT
DR. HULTZ
1 DKAD.
IIR IN NTILE, LIVINU ANU Ilf 'AIIt
His office and djrpcnsary at
NO. 22 EIGWTII STREET,
Bet. Commercial and Wasnington avenuos
It is true, the doctor is one of the olile.-t
physicians of the place, and his diploma,
that hangs in his olllce, shows that be has
been 32 years in the profession. Ho Is doing
a laruer olllce nrantlce than anv other uliv.
slclan, treating all kinds of chronlu diseaseB
ot the human system, such as old ulcers, and
all diseases of the sktn, humors and blood
potions ; also diseases of tho throat ; also
all diseases ot the eyes of years standing ;
also artlUclal eves inverted: fistula cured
Without the use ol a tnllo : cancers cured
by the application of medicines: nlmnleson
the face removed; all urinary diseases
cured ; all forms of venereal and prlvuto
diseases cured in tho shortest time ; acmla
weaaness anu seu-aouse cured in a snor
time.
It is self-evident that a nhrslclan trcutln
eases for twenty-two yonrs acquires gruut
aitlii.
All consultations contidentical, lu person
rby lettea.
medicines furnished at office In all
HUB tr.l I)k. David Hultz
IKM1K BINIISSIt.
lATIlONIZri
home t:r,a.:d:e3
BULLETIN BINDERY,
Corner Twelfth street and Wasblngtou Ave
J. C. HUELS,
(Lato of St. Louis,)
PHOl'KIKTOH
BOOK BINDER AND BLANK HOOK
MANUFAOTUKKK
11 LANK BOOKS of evory aetcnntlon done
with neatness and dispatch. All kinds ol
ruling done at short notice, lilbles, Music,
Mavaalnea aad Periodicals bound neat and
U the lowest possible rates.
County work, such as Records, Docket
Kco ltooks, lllanks, etc.. made u specialty.
Uoxcs, Pocket liooks,Cnvelops, etc., mado
to nmer. 11-24.
LUMREB.
WHITE COLLAR PLANING WILL
N WAI.TKSJM, Vroprlelor,
naiLaat
HARD amd SOFl1 LUMBER
LATH, HUIHULKB, CKDAH POUTS
U00R8, HABH, RLINDB
OBDKKH BOLIOITKD.
STBAMBOAT LUMlili II,
KarnUhod on abortostnolio.
Jjmmerclal avenuo, betwoon Touth nnd
Xlevonth streets
flATTT.Oi TTiTi ryrQTPI.
WAQLN MANUFACTORY
For Salo at Wholesale- or Rotail
0OKRBU 32D-BTnIT AND OHIO LBV II
Cairo, Illboin
. 9. 44AMHI.se,
BEM18, RRO., & CO.,
BAG MANUFACTURERS
AaiNia Horn Cotton Miliji
NO. W Ohio l.evfls, Cairo, Ills,
1.1m,
Jjjg5suhSa7Blwpasaaton
HavlBBBBB'BBVBBVBBVaMLaaffr'
BELFAST GINGER
ALB!
"COCK OF TILE WALK!"
Andrew l.olir di-nlro to let the people
know that lie U still living nlld iloing i..
n' at liti dli I -lanil In Cairo, and l rendy In
irai"! uiiv uruer iiiiiiiini' ciijiir roiiuirr
for ftodu Water, Cider, Ale, and St. I.oufi
II... ,r ' '
.ii-v riMimiriirrd nil' iiiaillliui'liin;
of lliLMiUliralfil isclfa-t fllnirrr Ale. wlileli
II.. l.nu .. r...
1 lUk Ul III fllll.l IvaUT IMHtll''. nun 1H till
llnet lKterugu ever jot inatiurji turcil lor
luinllyii-u. :oi-:i-I-Iiii
Dli. JtANSOM'S
HIVE SHIL'P AND TOLU
-OK-
Dr. Cox ' Illvo (rrnniil Svrun h.i ),..cn
known and used lr tho medical pmrcsslon
over 100 years, uini n n rummlv inr iv.i.i
and Coughs litis an older and better muta
tion than any other Cough medlolno oer
oilcred to the public. It Is known as tho
Compound Hyrupol ."quills, and a formula
may b lound lu every medical tli-peiiiatorv,
llr. I!iniiniiifu llln. i.ri.iiH n..l 'l..li. t.. ..Ti
lltlon to tho ingredients inr Cox' Hlvn
Syrup, eontulns Ilulsaiu ol l'ulu, decoction
ol Skunk Cabbage Knot nnd Lobelia, a com-
uiiiauun itiai must coiiiiiicnu u ioccry one
ns a superior remedy lor Croup, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, llronchltls, Coughs and
Colds, Indeed lor all allectlons of tho Throat
and I.ungs when n cougli medicine H
ncces.ary.
This Syrup Is carefully prepared under
tho personal direction ot a regular Physi
cian ot ovor twenty earn' practice, who-o
signaiuro is aiiacucii io uiu illrectlons on
thu bottle.
ttstasto Is very ploasant nnd clilldron
like It.
Kvory lanilly should keen It ns a ready
remedy for Croups' and Cold", etc., among
the children.
D. lUtMOJf, So.v .V Co., Propr'M, Ituiralo,
DR. J. It. MILLER'S
UN1VKUSAL
MAGNETIC BALM.
This mcdlcino mav with Dronrletv he
called an "Unlvvrsal llcinedy," as It Is fat
superseding all others as a general lamllv
iiiuuiciiiu. ii cures, us u
INFLUKNC1', Neuralgia and all pain, and Is
thcrclore very properly termed "Magnetic
llalui," It is purely a vegetable preparation.
It has no erjual as a remedy lor Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, llarrh"ea,DyscntBry,Colle
and all llowcl Complaints.
Its timely Use will euro Cold-, Croup,
Diphtheria, Quinsy, and all Throat allec
tions. When properly used, Fever and Ague.and
other complaint incident to our western
aad southern cllmates,aro ea-lly broken up.
Nervous l'aln, SIck-lIcadaehe, and ltlicu
matism aro cured by this medicine when all
others havo failed. Toothache, Karachi'.
Ilurns, Chilblains nnd UruUcs uro relieved
at onco by lt uc.
Tho gcliulno has I). KKiiom ii Co.V pri
vate Uevcmio Stamp on the outsldu.aiul Dr.
.1. It. Miller's Magnetic Halm blown In tho
bottle.
Examine, closely and buy none but tho
genuine. .
Sold by all Druggists. Prlco i5 cents per
UUIUU.
D. ItANbOM, Son ACo., l'ropr's, Iluilalo,
.li. .ian. 'js-w-iit,
UK. PKICE'S
man sworn,
VAIULLA. LHSION, ETC,
7or Flavoring lec Cream, Cakes & Pastry.
With pre fit enro, by a new process, wc
txtnict from tho true, eclect Fruit ami
Aromatlcs, raclt characteristic flavor tint'
produce Flavorings of rare excellence.
Of great strength and perfect purity,
A i) voinonout oils. Event .flavor an ren-
restated. No deceit each bottle till
measure, holding one-half more than
others purporting to hold same quantity,
Use them once, will use no other. Tin
most delicate, delicious flavors evermaile.
bo superior to tno cticap extracts. Ask
lor ur. rricc a epecuu x javoriijjjs. mhh
ulacturcd ouly by
BTEELE&PEIOB.
Depots, CUICAOO and BT. LOUIS
Manufacturers of Dr. Price's Crsam
llakiva Powder.
K. MAXWELL & CO.,
.Manufacturers and Dealers In
MACHINE & BURNICrOILS
nnrt
AXLE GJ1EASE.
Al-o Agents lor tho
CELEBRATED GLOBE
AND
LUBRICATING OILS.
No. 71l),Nortli;.Maliio Street.
si. Louis,; Jio.
ditwlm.
THEPARKERCUHS
BCHO STAMP f ORCIRCULAHL.
PARKER BROi
'WIST MERIDN.OV
i;it c:o.oKR-r
4th Ohand Gift Concert
For tho betieilt of tho
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY.
Success Assured !
A KULI, DKAWINO CKIITAIN
ON TUESDAY,31stof.MARCH NEXT.
IN order to moot thci'inoral mill and
expectation of tho pulill'o and ticket hold
ers for the full payment of tho magnllicent
jilts, announced for tho Fourth (Jrand Gift
Concert of tho l'ubllo Library of Kentucky,
tho management have determined to post
pone the Concert and Drawlnr until
TUKSDAY. tho 31et of March 1871.
They havo already realized
NO FORTH till 1'OSTl'OXKAIENT
And havo n great many accuta vet tn lmar
from.
No doubt Is entertained of thn ln nl
overy tlel.ct before tho drawing, but
whether nil nro snld or not tho drawing will
poritlvely and unequivocally tako plaeo on
in I liny now iixcu, anu u any remain un
'old they will bocanccllod mid tho prizes
will bo reduced In pioportlon to tho unsold
tickets.
Only (10,000 tickets havn been Issued, nnd
12 ooo cash: o-xjts:
$1,500,000
will bo distributed among the ticket hold
ers.
The ticket) nro printed In coupons ol
tonllw, and rill fractional parts will he repre
sented lu Ih a lr.i wing usl as wliofo tlcKcU
aro.
LIHT OF OIFT3.
ino Grand Cash (lift $2.V) 00;
Ono Grand Cash Ullt IlK) 000
One Grand Cash Gift M 000
Ono Grand Cali Gift ., V.'i 000
Ono Grand Cash GIU 17 KM
10 Cash Gifts 10,000 each 100 000
HO Cah Gilts 5,1)00 each IM 000
fs) Cash (lilts l (too each M 000
N) Cash Gilts TiOOeacli 40 000
100 Cash Gifts 400 each 10 000
Ifs) Cah Gifts IM.Ounch 4.i 000
'A') Cah Gilts SOOoaeh M 000
.'li.'i Call Gills UMoaeh itl fiOO
11,000 l.'a-h Gilts M eael MO 000
Total, IL',000 Gifts hll Cvli, iimount-
ingti NX) 000
The chauccs fur n (lilt uru as one to live.
I'niCK OK TtCKKTrt.
Wholo tickets .... M oo
Halves ...... , on
Tenths, or aah',coupou r 00
ii vt noio tioket lor ... r00 On
S1J Tickets for .... i.ihh) oo
Hit Wliolu ticket for - - r..0OT. oo
2-7 AVholo tickets lor - - 10,000 00
No discount on loss than ?r-00 worth of
tlcketi.
Tho fourth Gift concert will bo conducted
In all respects, liko the thrco that havo nl
reudy been jrlvon, and full partlcularn may
bo learned from elrotilnrs which will bo cont
frco irom this ollico to all who upply for
them.
Orders for ticket! and nniillcallons for
agencies will bo uttonded to in tho order
they aro received, nnd tt Is hoped thoy will
bo sent In promptly, that there may bo no
dlsapoiutincnt or delay In tilling all. Lib
eral terms nro given toihoso who buy to sell
again. All agents nro prcmptorlNlly re
quired to scttlo up their accounts and ic
turn all untold tickets by tho'JOIh day of
.uurcu. II1U.1. l;. illlA.Mlir.l l K,
Agent l'ubllc Library, Ky., and Manager ol
Gift Concert, rubllo Library bniidltig,
I.MUIBtllir, ,vj ,
J---.
o-. fin
1:
5. "- ...
Km
,in.? wi
m
ClFTENTEfPRlSE
Tho only roliablo Gift Distribution In tho
country.
$6O,000 oo
IN VALUABLE GIFTS
To bo distributod in
L. D, SINE'S
KJCTII Ii koui.au monthly
GIFT ENTESP1USE.
To bo drawn Monday, May, lib, 1871
TWO UJ:aNI) CAPITALS OF
$.1,000 I.'ilcll In J.'ri-ciilJUCkNj
Two Prizos $1,000 each in Groonbucki I
l-'ivo l'rizns fiOO each in Oreonbackil
Ton Priisoa 100 oach in Greenbacks!
1 IIiii-h) and liuggy, with Mlviir-mounlrd
liaiia-Mw, worth lioo. Ono Klm-tom-d
ttii-ewood 1'laioi worth $."i&0 1
Ten Family Sewing Machines - worth
8100 oach I l-'ivo Gold U'atjhes and elialus,
worth ifm each 1 Flvn ( fold Aim-ncaii Hut
ting Watches, worth OI-'e:ich.
Ten Ladls' Gold Hunting watches, worth
f 100 each 1
sou Hold and Sliver Lover Hunting 'Watches
(In nil,) worh from $20 to $100 each 1
Gold chains, Sllver-waro, Jewelry, ,:c., &o.
NUMIIKU OF GlKTa (l,r00. TICKKT8 LtM
1CTKI) TO 00,000.
OKNTH WANTF.l) TO SKI.L TICKKTS
io wuom uuerai premiums win be puld.
Single Ticlktb 51 ; six Tickkth Jfi
1'WKLVIS TICKKT8 810- 'i'WKNTY-KIVK
TICKKTS 0
Circuiam containing 11 mil list or prizes,
a description ol tho manner of drawing, and
other Information In referronco to the dis
tribution, will liu sont to any ono ordering
them. All letters must bo mldrcuscd to
MAIN OI'KICK, L. D. .SINK, llox
101 w. Filth St. Cincinnati, o.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY,
Lxoaliskd I1T Statx Autuobity ad
Dhawn ih I'uiilio in BtLouib.
Grand Sinplo Number Sobemo.
00,000 NDUBSRH
Olasr O, 10 lili Duawn JIarfh ill, 1S74
6,880 l'rizos, Amounting to !f3U0,U00,
1 1'iiiouf..
Ni rrltmof..
...$ 100
of. 1J,1.M U at.
uf..... 1U.U0U ' CI..
, too
ot....,m T.W0 " of MM
of........ ,ooo a of aso
of s.wol aa of soo
of...... l.ooo'l as or ifio
or M. eoo iso 11 of .. 100
of m. 'at) I tia ot 10
'JO
no
40
Tlckoti flOj Half Tlokots, f: Quarter
Tlclceti, 92 60.
Our lottarlet r oharumd br the But. r
alwajrs drawn at lha tlma nsmatl, nd all draw
ini-. ta undar tba superttaion of sworn aom
mlilonors. ,
Tlieomciai urawinit will Da null inaad lot La
St. Ixuia papari and a go 7 of dmwius sent to
We will draw aiimilar aohamvtha laat dar ol
ovcry month durluic 'ha jraar UTI.
KciHltaloar rlk by poatolSca maaa orda
rcKl.tcicil letlar, diaftnr aaprM-i. bend for 0
cular. A.ldroji, MUHIUI, Ml LIJ3U CO.
r. (J. Ikji -jtn. wi. Liiu'a. mo
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE
lliiimv relief ror vounit muntrom tlio et-
foots ol errors and nlues lu early llfu. Man
hood restoreil. Impedimenta to jnarrlago
romovod. Nowmothodof treatment. New
and rcmarkablu remedlo. Hooks and clr
zulars sunt free, In coaled ouvelopoi. Ad-
tlreiis, Howard Asociaiiou, no. -j aoutu
MiiuiHtrool, riniauoiiiuia, x-a. an innutu
Ion having a high reputation for honorable
indict and pron-donal ttklll. 110.-8 ii.Vwilm
FURNITURE1
AT
MI
-. batw
LOW PRICES.
I tako pleasure in 'callini?
tho attention of the. public to
my fcah and full stock of
new and elegant Furniture, at
my Furniture and Matrass
Factory, cornor Seventeenth
Street and Washington Ave
nue. My stock embraces
I3cdstciidi, Wadrobes, Bu
reaus, Sideboards, Wash-
stands, Tables, Chairs, Bug
gies, Matrasses and, in a word,
ail thai is useiUL or orna
mental in my lino.
This- being tho only manu
factory of Furniture in this
city, I propoao offering better
goods at lower prices, and
have made a largo reduction
m tho prices of all my goods.
Call and examine my stock
and secure an outfit of choice
Furniture. To tho wholesale
trade I offer special iriduce
ments. Note tho nlace
Corner Seventeenth Street and
Washington Avenue, Cairo, Ills.
Wm. EIOHHOFF
Wholcsalo and Rotail Dealer ill Fur
niture and Matrasses.
19.v-'J-27-i'm.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EIILKRS,
Hoot uml thop mnl;cr, Twcn h street, be
twoon Washington avonua and Poplar
ttrcct, U prepared to make boots ana thoti
lu tho latent and most fashionable styles.
ue wm mauo mom to order, old orMw
styles to suit customers, out of the IMS land
CroUest stock, of which he arwaya-kait
good supply on hand from -which to 'make
leloctlous. All fitting ot boots and shoes
mado by Mr. Khlers U done in his ojm shop
no foreign llttlng being used "htm.
Ulvo him a call, and ho will give you satis
faction. Sl'KCIAr. ASSKSSMENT X6tl6fe.
Xotlcu Is lu-rcliy gi cii to nil person Inter-t-itcd
that tho city council of tho cityor
Cairo, having ordered that tho Improve
ni.int of tlio Ohio leeo on Loveo
street, from tho somheily stdo ol Fourth
(Itli) street to thu northerly kid ol
Vourteentli (lull) htrect (by gravelling. und
grading tho baniu) havo applied to the county
court of Alexander county for an assessment
of tho co.-t of fald lmprocmcut, according
to bcnclit, and unii'-se-'smrnttbcrcofliaving
been mado uml returned to ald court,'tliu
llual lieariDg thereon will be had at tho
April term of isild court, commencing on the
Jillli day of April, A. 1). 1871. All iconi
tletirlng mav then mid thcro appear and
maliu their ilcfenu.
.IOIIN 1. liHI.Y )
.lint.v 11. (iot)WMN Commlsflloncrs.
(ko. AV. IIkxricks I
Cairo. lllluoI-,,3Iarch2J, 1871. 287 Ml-it
DOM'T TRUST AHY MAN
Wlm sn-n J10 w ill pay ?000for n:casoot
Catarrah ho rails to cure. YVolcott' .Cat
arrh Annlhllator has cured thousands who
would havo perit-hed without It, and my
agent will return thu money to any purca
jer who tries a bottle and U not benefitted.
iJHx-i" ..ever tr' wolcotts vain
.. !t,,u;0 Hurns never , blister;
willilnllvo ininnles or money refunded. "
t. (JOI.D-UIIMII. i-lir. l-illl Jir I ai.. . 1 lb
my agent. K. L. 'Wolcott. i!88 -36w.
CUAt,
c. 0. c. 0.
CAIRO OlTY.jqQAE
Is prepared to tupply cuntomers wila the
bo-d quality of , ,
PITTSRIJRG AND ILLINOIS
OUDKltSlcaatllalllday Hros. ofllce. on
Ohio Leyoe. or at tho Coal Yard below the
Bt. CliarlcH IIolel,wlH receive prompt atUn
tlon. Tho Ton "JIontauk" will brln coal
longaido to stesmera at any hour. - '
Ml Kaadolpti
Corner Statu. St.
cuicxao.
T.U most Jtenomtd Bpteialut of tht Ajt, in tK
trmtmtnt ft PRIVATE, CHRONIC aad CTBIV 1
A'AItl'DISVASCs.ltBXiXAt. weAtrmenn ,
Tba matt rtttj't loJUenUoaa ar ata.r iuw, an4ata( t
.NKKVovMKsas,riKri.Ea ox tint rici, Avxasioxto 1
sociitv. im-.ur.m siout. loss or nsitoar j
manhood rsn atsitr curko. Tn ciiim' or
HtDlCiL tlTtnlTCHr. lllulr.uj lt tkuU aatrarUa
tirUlatn( Uoaaiur,hf ut,kf, Tka iataaSlaMun
tmrrl.. Ihilr win, caiua aad aura, ntoa Mauu.
ntlaaUlaMValaai.kv. taaUa Talriasmftnlali
annul aua(ua at adi uj aaUnraaiim Ua 4
luiiiu. (irovIM vrtlQ ilTla p.tluxaM. kauo,
"A UuaOiiMntoS. BaaSwaaaii a Sat.
THE NEW
ARLINGTON HOUSE
COMMERCIAL AVE N UK.
Uctweeii Sixth and Seventh Streets, alro.jj
4
T. II. ELLIS. 1'roprJetor.
a '
Tlio New ATUngton ilouio Is now,OBiif
for the reception ot guests. The bouse I lAf
located In the heart ol the business Jrtlon
Tho New ATUngton ilouio Is mwomj
01 the city, aim codtsuibu "w. -
landlugs atid railroad depots. OowtMMW'
r ...... ....I,sl istntsl. WJitih f L'lit
UywHlwlKlrtlorlHMitiiiMlr1i, w
v.
