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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-11

During Police Magistrate Bross' term
Of Office, up to April 1868, his costs in
cases dismissed and In cases where the
defendant worked out his zine in the
calaboUse, amounted TO sum exceeding
81, 500 Mr.. Bross claimed, and was sup
ported In his claim by some Of the best
legal talent in the city, that the corpora
ton was legally bound TO him for the
costs thus accrued and constantly accru-
ing How the matter might have been
decided had II been carried to our high
est tribunal. we shall not undertake to
say. We will however say that 1t Is too
much to ask that Mr.. B. should go en-
tirely unremunerated for the time and
labor involved In the trial Of the particu-
lar kind OF cases referred to. They con.
stitnteia vast majority Of all the cases
brought before him. That, In the future,
there may be no litigation or misunder-
standing on this score, Mr.. Bross has sub
mitted proposition to the City Council
to the effect that he will receive, In lieu
Of all such costs, rent OF Office, etc, the
sum Of twenty-five dollars per month,
provided the compensation be, made to
reach. back q period OF nineteen months.
This proposition is now before the coun-
ell, and will probably receive immediate
attention. Ofit fairness or business, we
may hot, In advance Of the action Of the
council. speak. II Is . matter that
should be adjusted, but on what terms,
we will leave the City Council to say
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRINAIS

Ike Hsmmitt, Columbus; Belle st.
Louis, st. Louis II. J.. McGll, 1T. Louis !;
Lizzie Gill, st. Louis W.. Lewis. st.
Louis; Rubicon, Vicksburg; VIM. White,
Paducah; Mary Houston, ". D; Belle
Memphis, Memphis; Clara Scott, Evans
vile; Alpha, Evansville. 'i>uH
DEPARTURES. 4,.......
Ike Hammitt, Columbus; Mary Hous.
ton, st. Louis; Rubicon, st. LOUIS Belle
Memphis, st. Louis; Clara Scott, Evans
Vile; VIM. White, Faducah; Belle ST.
Louis, Memphis; w. q. Lewis, Menu his
McGill, N .; Lizzie Gill, N. o.
A fall Of snow occurred last night
about o'clock which was as heavy, for
a few minutes, as we ever remember to
have seen. 1t melted IS rapidly Is It
fell, or nearly so, and soon turned to
rain. The latter did not last long
enough, however to do much toward re.
plenishing dry cisterns, OF which there Is
an abundance In the city. The weather
this morning continues cloudy and dis
agreeable. Thermometer SO. 60
The river has fallen about two inches
since last report.
| Business IL again good at the wharf,
and large amount OF freight has be en-
received and shipped since yesterday
n loon.
The Mississippi and other northwest
tern rivers continue to decline steadily
and slowly. Only six and half to seven
feet water Is now reported to ~. Louis,
and only nine feet at Island "a.
/ The ohio Is unchanged at Pittsburgh
/ go Inches in the channel. The weather
was cloudy and unsettled The river Is
( falling at Louisville with three feet
seven inches in the canal.
! The Dexter has been pulled over the
( shsllowest part OF the channel at Wal
ker's Bar, but owing to want of steam
to handle herself Immediately after.
= wards, foated ground at a point be-
; low, where there was n channel depth
AZ seven feet water within ten feet OF
her. She Is now probably ahoat and
can come.
The Lady Gay was aground at Island
"a when the Rubicon passed up. The
latter boat tried to pull the Gay over the
bar, but failed. The Gay then made
preparations to tighten, and IL Is prob
able would soon be afioat.
The City OF Cairo, Capt. Malin, is the
regular packet for Memphis this evening
The White is the regular packet fol
Paducah every evening.
The Mississippi, Capt. Green, is due from
st. Louis for New Orleans.
Capt. Chas 7. Hinde is agent for al
the above boats.
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FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS DIES
TROYED.
Cuipsble Csrelessnsss.


Several years ago the city authorized
the issue OF several thousand dollars in
'!greenbacks, Of the denominations Of
one and two dollars. A large quantity
Of blanks beyond the amount to be issued
were printed, and LETT In the City Clerks
offlce. A portion Of this surplus, amount.
ing to $4,000 twos, and 5000 ones, was
found. last night, lying on the top OF the
bookcase, in the Clerks Office, where the
packages had been carelessly thrown,
months and perhaps years ago. They
were filed up and dated, and only Lacked
the signatures 10 tit them for circulation.
The Mayor and a majority of the Select
Council being present, IL was decided
that the whole amount should be de.
stroyed, which decision was then and
there carried into effect.
There Is reason 20 believe that quite a
number Of these "greenbacks," have
been stolen from the Office and put in
rculation Treasurer Hylaud informs
u', indeed, that quite a number Of them,
without signatures and in the form OF
those destroyed last night, have been
presented TO him for redemption! This
being true, another matter is presented
that calls for the attention Of the COM
m ltee of investigation, which we hope
will not DO overlooked.
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On his return home the Rev. Jacob
will be presented with a handsome and
valuable walking stick. His many adj.
mirers IN the city will tender IT, TO him
IN testimony VI their high appreciation
Of therare and versatile talent that fits
him alike for the cottonldeld and pulpit,
the prisoners box and felou's cell. The
cane will cost a dollar and . quarter,
have a beautifully carved lead head
boaring the inscription "Go 10, Jake,
and make things how'll II Ex-Gover.
nor Oglesby or Deacon Bross happens to
be in the city, he will be requested 20
deliver the presentation speech. Other.
wise the donors will have To do the best
they can, and put up with Mum, Line
gar or Kuykendall. Bradley will reply
in person, trusting to the inspiration OF
the moment for fitting words, and what
he says shall be duly printed. We look
forward TO the event as one Of the great
happenings OF the season.
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The pacific cooking Stove.

Because il Is the more durable, burns
less wood, bskes better, and is cheaper
than all other cooking stoves, the Pacific
Stove is the favorite in ali families
where it has been tried. 1t has no su.
periors and acknowledges no equals. A
few days trial will satisfy anybody that
ii is the best cooking stove ever made.
Any size desired can be had at C. w.
Henderson's Commercial Avenue, third
door below Twelfth street nova d I'm
Regular Meeting of the select Council.
Cairo, M, Nov. 70, 1850
There being no quorum present. on
motion adjourned until Thursday, llth
inst at Z! o'clock ? m,
JOHN BROWN,
City Clerk PR tenn
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A nstu,nor wharfage pemanasd

The Trustees Of the Cairo City Proper
~ have tiled an account against the city
for the sum Of two hundred aud seventy
dollars aud ninety-tive cents, that being
the amount of wharfage collected by
George ID. Gorden, as city harbor master,
and paid over TO the city treasurer They
ask that this sum be paid over to them,
not In city scrip, but Ia the same kind Of
money collected by the city through her
harbor master.
The attempt Of the city 70 secure the
ownership and revenues of the wharf
was rather an expensive piece Of busi-
ness, but upon the decision of the ques-
ton there vas SO much depending that
II was thought best, and probably was
best, TO press the issue. While collect
ing the 500 95 which the Property 1rus-
tees now ask the council TO refund TO
them Mr.. Gorden was paid salary Of
about 81, 500, at least 81 200 Of which was
paid in cash. Beyond this Mr.. Gordon
held that the city was and is responsible
for percentage on the many thousands
Of dollars, which, under the administra-
ton of the old town trustees, he failed
to collect. II this per centage must be
paid and the 500 95 refunded, the con-
sldeFaton that the wharf question IS set
tied will cost quite all it isworth And
then there are the lawyers fces-guess
we'd better drop the subject,
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lor sale
ear cor, Washington Avenue,
nh street. Price $500.

sc near cor Washington Avenue,
svcuth street. Price $500.
Apply 10 u. II. PORE.
surer Hyland says that nearly one
the evidences 81 the clty's in.
~ that reaches him in payment OF
xes are in the shape Of jury certifi-
Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
, compensation in that court was
t 81, 5Oper day. Treasurer Hylsnd
nat certificates calling for two doll
= day have been presented,
ne Court OF Common Pleas was,
ned 10y the last legislature, tho
Il abundance ofthese jury certifl-
.xcites surprise, and certainly calls
quiry. viii these developments
cease?
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BOGUS SCRIP AFLOAT.
Something Very Rotten In Denmark


About ten days ago, a city order number
ed 276l, dated February 9Th. 1865, calling
for sl68, 66 in the name Of Chas. Thrupp,
and signed Thos. Wilson, mayor, and
Alex. II. from, clerk, was presented to
treasurer Hyland, in part payment of a
bill of taxes. The treasurer at once de-
cided that the order was counterfeit,
and subsequent inve tigation proved it
to be so. Tho real order 276l is the first
no the scrip register, is dated March 10,
1866, and for sila,20, in the name Of
Thomas Lewis. The genuine order,
bearing date February 9Th, 1866, is for
sl66 66, i'm favor Of Charles Thrupp, and
numbered GIL. This order was paid on
the 2sth day Of the same month, and
cancelled. Hence there Is no room for
doubt that the bogus oder was either
raised from smaller order, or forged en-
tire. In support OF the fol mer conjecture
Is the fact that the signatures look very
much like the genuine, while the filling
up is undoubtedly In . handwriting un.
like either that Of the mayor or the
clerk. In support of the latter con- ecture
we have the fact that - number Of blank
orders have been torn from the back
part OF the scrip register; and the fur
ther fact that the order presents no evil
dences Of alteration or erasure. II is,
however, . matter OF no particular
consequence which OF these conjectures
Is correct--the fact remains that the
order Is bogus; Of this there IL not even
the shadow of a doubt. And that It is
the only bogus one in circulation is to
much to hope. The party that SO sue.
cessfully issued this one has doubtless
used good portion OF the blank scrip
missing from the back pages Of the reg.
lister. As the investigation OF this mat
ter properly falls to the hands Of the in
vestigating committee now at work, We
shall expect an early and thorough un.
earthing ofthe corruptlons in this respect,
be they astounding or otherwise.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-11

old rip, Anna Peru, having been
fifteen dollars and costs, in punish
II her violent and shameless con-
( yesterday, the officers OF the law
| exact the amount, to the, last
lg. Filming such creatures, and then
ting them to run Mt large until IL
s them to "liquidate,' is not sane
by law nor common sense. II
as not the money TO pay her
he should be cllaboosed. I'm no
way can she be taught the enormi.
such conduct az that I'm which shc
,ed yesterday. by her drunkenness
unlouly conduct shc' completely
es herself and can, therefore,
no mercy on the score Of gender.
her justice, such ~ is melted out to
offenders, and she VIII soon put
fon her good behavior
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Innis, at one time a Cairo Especial
aims that he had the sum Of 1875
Z up in the safe o! the ill.fated
wall. The merchants and others
village Of Bloomington who hold
s. paper for several hundred doll
annot hatter themselves with the
lat they are very vigilant collect
nee the doctor got out Of their will.
ia his pockets fairly lined with
jacks. II any Of them want the
they can find him in shreveport,
ana.
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Hibernisns were out on u water
ing frolic this afternoon. The inter.
Y displayed In that organization
assurance OF IL. future usfulness.
any months past and up TO the
IN OF McHale as president II was
ate Of disorganization that prom.
Innate extinction IL Ia now in.
with new life, however, has
several new mem bers to its roll,
lows purpose To make for itself
"a creditable to itselfsnd the city
e. ~ mote II be.
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halleDge from the Rough and

Rough and Ready Fire Company
heir engine "Ocean" hereby chal-
the Arab Fire Company with
Steamer, or the Hibernian Fire
any with any engine at their com
F., to water.throwing contest, to
lace at such time and under such
yemenis rs may be agreed upon.
irticulars applyto
st w. T. BEKRwART.
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Cottliion Party.

Mrs p. Smith, corner OF Levee and
Thirty Fourth street, will givela cotillon
party at her residence on Tn ursday hight,
the llth instant, to which she cordially
invites such persons as enjoy such recre-
alton and pastlme. Good music will be
provided, and no effort will be spared TO
render the occasion pleasant In every
particular. move St
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w. 4. BEERwARr,
President X. II. +. Co
A LudIerous Chsss.

A negro by the name of Alex Fletch-
er was put on trial yesterday TO deter
mine whether he had placed his mark
on the ears ofhis neighbor's hogs. Alex.
brought ,Orward quite u host OF colored
witnesses who swore unhesitatingly that
the hogs belonged, not 10 the neighbor,
but 10 Alexis maternal ancestor. or
course Alex. went acquit. But the
neghbOr was not satisfied. He was sure
the porkers in question were his, and
therefore sued out n writ of repleviD,
which he placed In JoeArnold's hands to
execute. A. it became necessary for Joe
TO take the property into his own pos
session, il furnished enough of fun to last
the town n week to see him in the act
ofacquiring that possession. There was
not q hog in the lot that cannot hold
Dexter a pretty even race, aud, on en-
tering the town, each particular hog
had route of his own 10 pursue. How
Joe tried 10 run q half dozen ways nj one
and tie same time, how the scattered
porkers seemed 10 enjoy the fun, and
how Joe didn't, cannot be portray ed on
paper. The hogs were finally captured,
however and if Joe doesn'tput 'em on
short rations for at leasta week, he is
not as vengeful as We take him to be,
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snu VIM for sale

A double circular saw MD, also one
sett of corn burrs, lath machine, five
yoke Of oxen, three los wagons, with
chains, all in complete order.
For further particulars apply 70 VIM
- Pitcher, Cairo, or 70 J. f. SILVER, AT
the Mil, Mounds junction, Pulaski Co,
Illinois. nov 2B'
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Walker h Sisson's Billiard Hall and
Restaurant Is the center Of attraction for
strangers and others who would strength
en- the inner man with fresh oysters,
stewed, raw, roasted or fried; quail on
toast vepison, fish or any other luXuri-
Gus or substantial edible; or pass an hour
with the ''cuep in the largest and hest
billiard hall in the city. u
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Chicago Post in an agony OF
quite distressing 10 behold, says
the constitutional convention is
,ssly democratic" That the cleo.
~ been close enough even to give
such conjecture Cfor II Is not yet
ntyJ tells .. a Won derful change
.lment among the masses.
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The sstuh sch col

exercises in the high school to-
W will begin at 3 o'clock p. m.
will consist or readings, declama-
music, light gy mnastics, etc. The
= Of the pupils and the friends Of
iool are invited To attend.
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REAT DISTRIBUTION.
" r,l
ny she Metropolitan Cir Go.
CASH GIFTS TO The AMOUNT OF 100000
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

,Sc..hs if. each $4,000 ,ocash Gins, each 400.
20 5000 200 ios
% Elegant Rosewood Pianos each $500 to soc
$50 sewing Machines 90 10 i7S
80 Gold watches - to 20
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, &c., valued at sicCoooo
chance To draw any of the above Fua,- for Sc.
Tickets describing Prizes sealed in envelopes and
well mixed On receipt Of goa sealed Ticket }.
drawn without choice and -,utb ma1 rn any adj
dress. The rrzc named upon Il viii q" delivered 10
the ticket holder on payment ofOuo Dollar Prizes
are immediately sent tu any address bY rxpicss or
return mail.
You wi! know what your Prize s brfo.. pa or
u. ANY Prize exchange or another 20. same FItus
No Blanks. Our patr.'. ,'n depend on far dealing
RkFEkESCEs:-- We select the following from many
who have ,a'rly drawn Valuable ris- aud kindly
permitted n 70 publish them. ~ J Burns
Chicago, slouHi Miss clara 5. " r Baltimore,
Piano, $50 James ". Mathews, Dctlut 5000 J In
4. Andrews. sayannan, -, 80, Miss Agnes simmons
Charleston, Piano, s. ~ We putlsh DO names N.th-
out permission.
OrisioSs o. ruE PRrs..--"rho firm IL reliable, aud
deserve their success - Weekly Tribune, MAY 4.
I'VE know them to be fair dealing hrm."-N. Y.
Herald, Nay -. ~ friend Of ours drew $500 prize
witch was promptly reccivcd."-Dmy News, June
Sstrfnction guaranteed Every paoknge ,fSealed
Envelopes cnnians c,sH GtpT. siK Tickets for q
IS for 81 IS for 81; 10 for SD Al letter should be
addressed 10 HARPER, wIIsO~ q q
oc2 AVS 100 Roadway New York.
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An Accordance,

The officers and members Of the Hiber-
nian fire company are hereby notified OF
the readiness OF the Rough and Ready
Gre company to accept their challenge
TO water throwing match with the little
engines Details TO be arranged by par
ties delegated by each company for that
purpose.
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% was quite "a sitting down of snow
ght, bu, there were but very un-
4 traces Of 1t visible this morning.
ay has been quite chilly, bringing
clothing into active request and
ing the Cairo CITY and Jim Ross
ards the most popular places Of re.
the city.
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LEGAL.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

Whereas, John Antrim, and his wfc, Ei,Is, ~ thcr
deed ~ trust dated June 2Jth, 1867, and recorded N
the Recorders office Of Alexander county, Illinois,
d'i convey q the undersi gncd, John @ Herman, as
trustee, the following described real estate, situate
n the city - Cairo IN said county Of Alexander and
state Of Illinois, to.Vti Lots numbered q, ~ and
% fronting - feet Poplar street and running hack
on feet depth IN block H. and lots and 10 IN block
A. the fret addition Ia said city, and lot No :, IN
block No q the second addition, and lots "a and ~.
IN bI0ek "a, 81 said city,
AMI whereas, the laid John Antrim, was, on the
2sth dIy OF July. ISIS, declared bankrupt by the
District Cou c 0fthc United states for the lAsisrn
District ut NJ 4-uur and whereas, the undersigned
Daniel ' Young, s noH the sole assignee Of the c,-
tate uf-IId bankrupt and whereas, said deed was
male I1 secure one John r. Cook IN the payment ola
,rria n note in laid deed described aud the said
Herman dt heretofore advertise and sell said proper
~, ami hy deed dated August ~, ls'S, convey the
same Go said John T.. Cook aud whereas the said
L. = Court upon the petition ~ the said assignee,
dit set aside said heed. and declare the same To he
nun aud void anu whereas the said Court Jid iur-
thor order that said John Herman, a. trustee
Ina the deed OF trust above mentioned ION with the
"a Daniel q Young sole remaining assign'" 81 The
estate Of sad hlnkrlpts, IN sale OF the above dc,
scrbei property on the terms ant conditions OF saii
dee az trust,
NoS, therefore, in pursuance 81 the above ori'r
and The provisions ofihc said deed Of trust, Ne, ne
uuders gned trustee and assignee, Wiz, ON the leh
DAY Of November lsG,, between the hours oclork
am and pm 81 that day az the Court house 10 tu-
10, M The cornfy N Alexander, aud state OF lhnuI-
cell 90 public E,ldu- 20 cash, the above described
properly JOHN q. HERMAN, Trustee.
q. sd NANL G, YOUNG, Assignee
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best assortment Of strictly fashion,
ats ever opened in Cairo, have
EN- received by Miller. Il Miller. n
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! oysters, game, etc, can always
lred at Walker & -isson's restau.
Nov pr
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Everything that can be found In any
dry goods house In the city, can be Sc
cured at p. Rielly's at cost price or less,
as he Is determined TO close out a.
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h oysters 60 cts. per can at Win
DelmOnico, Com meTcial avenue
III
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Gentlemen's collars-the Albany make
-unexcelled in style and general get up
An immense stock at Miller and Miller's
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sSurs! Furs,F urs!

If you want to buy furs cheaper 'han
they were ever offered in Cairo, will call
at Il. Rielly's. He has good assert
ment which he will sell very low. If
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'ostura Btter's, w. II. Schutter.
gent, Cairo, Illinois. oc 25 Pm
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First class day board can be
secured at Walker and Si.son's for
s. per week. The bill of fare consists of
of the best in the market, served by ex.
pert caterers in an unexceptionable style.
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New Marriage Guide.

Az E,-AY FOR YOUNG MEs, on Physiological
Errors, Abuses and Diseases, incident TO Youth and
Early Manhood, which create lmped.Henss 10 MAR
LAGE with sure means - relief Sentln sealed let
tgfnyelope-, fee u charge Address, pr. s skill
LIN HuUGHrUN, Howard Association, Philadel-
Ih.a, Pa. sc27dau3m
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business House for Rent.

{ eligibly situated business house
rhornton's block, Tenth street, IL
1t. Apply on the premises.
If
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class day board. at Walker Il Bis'
estaurant, at s. per week. II
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lielly has a large stock Of hats,
will be sold at New York whole
rices. n.
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hundred years ago, II took ak
Is to FIX quicksilver to glass; nov,
minutes II
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really fashionable clothing go to
and Miller's. If
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Gloves vnd Mis-.
\ full supply at Rielly's, and going Off
at actual cost II
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For the celebrated Durham" smoking
tobacco or agood cigar, go to Humm's
Drug Store.
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w antsti.

partner in shoe sdop. Address Z
q. Box 3G7.
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JRsDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1859.
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Just Published, iu scaled envelope sPrice scents
LECTU EDN TIE NATURAL rRE,rvpN,r
anu haucu cure of observation-disclosures or Sentinel
weakness, involuntary Emntssions. etual Debility
aud lmped "ns to Marriage generally; .ryousness
consumption, Epilepsy, AMI ga, 81 Al Id pbysi.
CA incaphity' resulting from sclf.shusp Gc' by
BOOK, g.. " "
"a Boon 20 Thousands OF suncrera.-
sent under sacl, IN plain envelope, anv a ldreis
postpaid on receipt Of six tents, or two postag,
stamps, to CHAs. DC. KLINE SEQ,
i57 Bowery, Eow York, Post Once box
fhSi.
Also Dr Cul'crrel'I Marriage Guide" price D.
cents nov 6dtv3m
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INSURANCE.

UIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE