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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08
THE CORRECT PRINCIPLE,

/ lily VVNllUVl UlVUll lll2s
The great advantage Of the method employed
to separate the grain FROM the straw in this ma
chine Is un nistakablc. 1t Is reputed to save
enough on an average over other kinds Of ma
chimes, to pay the farmers thrcshing bill, and its
'aseate" md "mnnufse eturcrs" of the Old style,
who ate blinded with conflicting Interests. !
Parts Dispensed with.-It has no Beat
crs M Piekers; no Canvas Grain Carrier no
Raddlcs, and only about hay as many Belts, Gear
Wheels, Boxes, Journals, Shafts, Pulleys. etc.,
to ''clog" "wind," wear out, waste grain, add to
draft or to be Kept IS REPAIR us other kinds.
Hence Results its comparative Ease Of
Draft. Chsapsosa nf rapAirins, Esss af Manage
incnt, Durability, etc It's decided advantage 10
any ono of these Important Features alone, would
of them.
This Is the Machine which has created such
n sensation in tLreshing machine circles duriug the
past two years. Farmers who have grain to he
threshed give It o decided preference on account
of Its grain saving qualities! Thrsherme" arc
giving II their allegiance as fast as they can sell
their old machines 30 as to buy this-taking up
their old ones ill they get rid Of them, only for
that purposel Man.facarers Of and Agents for
their quarrels and striking hands, in vain on.
dcavor TO stay the tide Of popular favor ! Mean
hiie he dcndad is such that tEose ,rkO ,rdnt this i'm
prored Threshcr MUST ORDER EARLY.
Circulars Mailed "Frco.''--Circulars Civ
ing full description Of this unrvalcd Thresher,
Separator and Cleaner, and the Improved AULT.
MAN & TIYEoR "MOuSrED" and "DOwN" Eight
aud Ten Horse Powers, together with mhny II.
lustrations Of devices used for throshing grain
In ncient md modern times, will be mailed FREE
to all who send in their names and post Office
addresses.
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DID YOU KNOW ITY

q DID YOU KNOW ITY
Know what? ...
Why, you can 60 to H. T. PENDLE'
TON, at WAIeHT Cry, and got all kinds
STOVES,
',.. ...,.... TINwARE,
~ laIiI, Im1InIa
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A DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE HERALD
IL RECEIVED in BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, las FULTON STREET,

CUPREME RT:-HENRy r. KNAPP VS.. HENRY
- sargent and Wickhsm Wliams.-In pursuance Of an
order OF this Court made In the above entitled bear
ing date the lsh day Of April 1862 the undersigned there
by appointed Receiver OF all the debts property funds
rights and things IN action of the copsrnrhp for firm OF
Sargent Iremer Co., will for public auction,
al No. sW Centre street IN the City OF New York, the 9th
day o. ALr lses q, 10 o'clock In The forenoon, through
perry Of the said copartnershp arm, stock and
Fixtures OF the Gas Fitting establishment lately conducted by
said hrm consisting OF chandeliers pendants brackets burn
ers hall lights, Kerosene cups burners, drop lights paint
mill athes and other tools shafne betting and machinery
cocks and other goods aud said copsr
nershp firm. Daied New York. April "a, 1899.
TERENCE FARLEY. Receiver
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LEGAL NOTICES.

puRsuANT TO DECREE OF THE HIGH COURT
Il OF Chancery, made In cause "Dccy Forbes" the
persons claiming 70 be the next OF kim and also the person
claiming 10 be the heir heirs OF Mrs
Mary Emse late Of woodcote place, EPSON In the county
OF Surrey widow (ormery MARY Calder of Aberdeen, de-
ceased Jwho died In the month of November 1861 BY
their solicitors before the LIST day OF November 1855 TO
come In and their claims the chambers OF his Honor
the Vice Chancelor Sir John Stewart situate at No. Old
will be peremptoriy excluded from benefit the said
decree Monday the 18th day OF November 1892 at one Of
the clock OF the afternoon at the said chambers appointed
for hearing and adudicang the said can.Dated the
E,h DAY o. February l*a AbfRED HALL, Chief Clerk
oolicitors
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PROPOSALS..

(tROTON AQUEDCCT DEPARTMENT.
" To contractors-Sepnrate sealed proposals, each
dorsed with the te OF the which relates the
Of the Offering the and the date OF its
ton Will be received Mt this oce Rotunda Park until II
O'Clock NJ OF Saturday, May lo69 for the construction
Of stone block pavemcns the following streets, yiz
Specification LIN ffteh street, between Sixth aud Sew
enth avenues.
Specification Gin avenue A, between Houston and -Four
teenth streets.
Specification ain Fifyfouh street. between Second
and East river.
Specification Ain Ninth street. between Sixth and
Broadway
Specification SIN Forty fourth street, between Fifth and
Sirh avenues.
Specification 6Tn Fyofth street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues.
Specification Tin Twenty sixth street, between Sixth and
Eighth
Specification SIN Twentieth street, between Sixth and
Tenth
Specification sIn Thomas street, between Church and
Hudson streets.
Specification iorn seventsth street, between Third and
Fourth avenues.
Specification lin Sirtieh street, between Lexington and
Fifth avenues.
Specification 12-In Seventeenth between Sixth
and Broadway.
Specification l9-In Eighteenth street, between Sixth and
Eighth avenues
Plans Of these works may and specifications
forms for the bids obtained application contract
THOMAS STEPHENS, croton
ROBERT L. DARRAGH,} Aqueduct
GEORGE 9. GREENE, } Board.
NEW yonK, April B. 1859. -
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HO5sE-BEGINs ATa
" Late PIXIES, corner Tweny-third st and Eighth
MOST SPLENDID THEATRE IN THE WORLD
JAS FISK, JR Proprietor. c. w. TAYLEURE, Manager
GENERAL, ADMISSION 81 CENTS
Fifth week OF Bhakspeares exquisite fairy romance,
THE TEMPEST
CROWDED THE TEMPEST CROWDED.
THE TEMPEST
'Star'' cast, led BY the eminent American artist,
Mr.. L. L. DAVENPORT.
FRANK MAYO, WIN. DAvID0E.
Mss BLANCHE GREY. MIRANDA.
THE BEST COMPANY, HANDSOME SCENERY,
THE BEST BALLET, RICHEST COSTUMING,
~ ever sSmbnet ,es In any one production in America.
--1HE GREAT SHIP SCENE AZ S O'Clock, depicting with
wonder u ns. tie awful lerro Of storm al and the
foundering OF ship ana crc~,-
THE CHEAT MORLASCHI BALLET co
MATINEE PRICES-Admssion, 20 cents; children, So
cents; orchestra, 81 family circle, 25 cents:
In rehearsal Sardous "PATRIE" DusuaB drafnatza
tion Of his superb romance,
.rHE THREE GUARDsMEN.n
GRAND MATINEE III EVERY SATURDAY
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DEMEMBER THE GRAND vELoCrPEDR RACE AT
Centa '
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Assignee's Notice disappointment.

In the District Court of the United States for the
District of South Carolina.
IN THE MATTER OF JOHN R. COCHRAN, BANKRUPT
To all phom it may Coneern-The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointment as As
sicnee of John R. Cochran, of Anderson c. H.,
in the county of Anderson, and State of South
Carolina, within said District, who has been ad-
judged bankrupt, upon his own petition, by the
District Court of said District.
Dated at Anderson the 2lst day of July, A. D.
wM. McGUKIN, Assignee.
July %, 1869
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OBJ yflarksts.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY SHARPE 4 FAINT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY SHARPE FAINT
ANDERSON. August a, 1860.
Cotton market quiet at % to 30 Corn, Sl.85
to sl.4O: Peas, S1.l5 to S1.z5; Bacon 30 to 20
Flour. $500 to $1,000; Wheat Sl.5O to $l.75 !;
Oatt, 55 to IS.
By TUESDAY EVENINGS MAIL.
AUGUSTA, August 2. 1869.
Cotton market dull with sales of so bales at
314 toS2.
New YORK, August ., 1869
Cotton steady, with sales Of | 200 bales at 49,!
&. 10 33}.
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Assignee's Notice of Appointment.

In the District Court of the United States for the
District of South Carolina-1n the matter of
George W. Rasor, Bankrupt.
To whom il may Concern.-The undersigned hereby
gives notice Of his appointment as Assignee of
George w. Rasor, of Anderson, in Anderson coun-
iy and State of South Carolina, within said Dis
trct, who mas been adiudged bankrupt upon his
own petition by the District Court of said District.
Dated the Goth day of July, 1869.
W. S. KEESE, Assignee.
July 90, 1860 5
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In the Probate Court---Anderson

james Hunter, Admir-, VS.. Heirs at Law of John
Hunter, decd. ct al-PehtOn for sale of Real
Estate for payment of Debts.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs of
John Hunter, decd, names and number unknown,
reside without this State. It is, therefore,
Ordered, That they do appear and object to the
division or sale of the real estate of Mary Hunter,
decd. on or before the 10th day of August next,
or their consent will be entered of record
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate Anderson County
July l, 1869
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
or
GUNSMITHING!

THE undersigned informs his friends and the
public generally that he is prepared to do all
kinds of Repairing Of Guns; Pistols, &c., on the
shortest notice and in the very best manner. He
will be found at No. Granite Row, up stairs,
front room over NJ. Lesser's Store, where he will
be pleased to receive the orders of those needing
work in his line My terms are CASH on delivea
ry Of The work, and will make no exceptions.
BF WILSON,
Gunsmith.
July l, 1869 Sn,
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= The Southern Express Company was robbed
of 81, 900, on the line between Augusta and Sa-
vanrah, few days ago. While messenger Mayes
was asleep, the thieves abstracted lhe geenbacks.
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS;
ANDERSON @. H., S. G., July 2s, 1869.
IT having been decided by the State authorities,
that the duty of supervising roads devolves With
in their respective counties upon the County Com
missioners Therefore, the County Commission
ers of Anderson County hereby notify the over
seers last appointed by Road Commissioners with
in their respective sections, to call out all males
between the ages of l6 and so years and work the
in September next, and make returns of oil de-
faulters to the County Commissioners. Where
any section is without an overseer, the Selectmen
of the Township within which it occurs will report
the fact forthwith to the nearest resident county
Commissioner, that said vacancy may % be niied.
B. F. GRAFTON,
w. S. PICKENS,
j. W. NORRIS,
County Commissioners for Anderson County.
July 30 1869 b
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

ANUEHSON COUNII.
BIZ W. ". Humphreys, Esq, Pro. Judge.
WHEREAS, j. NJ. Simpson andJ. H. Reid hath
made suit to me to grant hem Letters of Admins
tration of the Estate and effects of Mary Simpson,
decd
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said
Mary Simpson, decd, that they be and appear
before ME in the Court of Probate. to be held at
Anderson Court House on the 18th day of August,
1869, at IL o'clock in the forenoon to shew cause,
if any they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand this Goth day of July,
AID 1869.
w. W. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
July 90, 1869 8
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Assignee's Notice of Appointment.

In the District Court of the United States for the
District of South Carolina.-In the matter of
John J. Lewis, Bankrupt.
To 0hom it may Concern.-The undersigned hereby
gives notice of his appointment as Assignee Of
John ]. Lewis of the vicinity of Pendleton, in the
County of Anderson, and State of South Carolina,
within said District, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District
Court of said District
Dated the Gath day of July, 1869.
B. FRANK SLOAN, Assignee.
July 90, 1859
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-12-23

II Yoa WAns
Material to mako dollar bottle ~ ID. tss nss a.
storaiiye ever used for r-s"rn. .Tsy ssh 90 ., .ns
nal color, send rs cent. for pssksg-
u You MN",
kico White Teeth. Healthy GHius, and asseet srssl
send for our TURKISH pgSrRlylor pS~e. 5
cents.
II You want
.ars ears for lleadsihs. os,srra. BsAfses o. sss
nns In thc ears. sead for oar srRssrrAToRy
Price ~ cents.
nc Either of ME above ssst pss,psi - rsssS,
OF proe.
Address. Joseph Z. I>,hs<. ~ A~k.t ss.si, o..
LoulA. No. ss5 tvt.e
The Cairo evening bulletin., 1869-12-23
LEGAL.
lNRCSrEE'S NOTICE.

Whereas, A. p. Williams and Eliza Williams, hls
Wife by tser certain "sale Mortgage" Tearing date
the twelfth day Of Janunry, lstg and recorded IN The
Recorders othce of Alexander county, Illinois, IN
dersigned, Romeo Frigais, the following described
lot piece or parcel of Land situate In the couut u
Alexander and state Of Illinois. to.wt:
Lot numbered hvc ly, IN block numbered 'ter'y.
hold interest In and 10 said Lot by and un"er
tain lease executed by one samuel g. MAJ shall to
Cornelius O'Callahan, bearing date the 2th day Of
January, 1854, for tho residue md ieinoinicr OF a
and also the three story BRICK Building situated on
said Lot, together With the other appurtcnances
thsreunto in anywiso belonging; the SAID lcase' hold
iaterest snd Brick building aud appurtcn.ncc afare.
said having become the property Vt snir z VII:
liams by purchase and conyeyancs through by aud
under certain Trust Deeds, Trsstoe sales amt DEEDS
Of Record IN said AisIsudsr cosu I:aojss, only to
scrbsd.) Asd, whereas, said Sale Nor ssRe pro.
vidss that IN Of dsfsslt - the psyin mi OF
tain note thsrsin described for s~., uns snd pa.a.
shoud sell the sad premises, ~ therein sprcffti,
for the purpose OF payng said sote
on. Aud, whereas, default has lVsn Uta.,e IN tho
payment Of SAID note, and there nov rr,a ia. duo
with six per coat. interest per anurn fron octobcr
l., 1882.
Now therefore, notice ie hsrcty given that |. the
undersigned. Mortgage and Trustee, viii the 81
day Of January 1870, NJ the hour Of two clock ~ Tie
snefnoon Of that day at the Court Huusc -'or. ia
the city Of Cairo, Illinois, and IN pursG'ucc ~ tie
terms and eondilioLs Of ssid "sSn Mortgage" and
the power and authority IN iss thereby 'cstcd sell q,
premises above desc rii-s and all right snl equity II
fedspptoa Of said A. 7. William. AID wife, or their
representatives. or sssifns therein ss1 viii execute
kOMEO FRIGANzA Mortgages ani Trustee.
Cairo, Illinois, Dec, "a, l-d9,
cnsrs 4 GiItrkr, Attorneys. dlt.st
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DEPARTURES.

Dan. Abe, Col; Wm. White, psducah
louisville y, o; w. J. Levi, Nomphisi
Bee, y. O; Colorado, Nieksburg; Virgin'
1T, y y; Nightingale, Cincinnat,ii Fay
ette, Evansville.
rhe wenihJr vas ciOsdy HI.!l after
dt,i ,au IIshl, when u cienir'i "n oui
wa. veIJ GJid, - tl,r ;n~fm~mstss iaiiiEg
t. II degrees. This morning was cIraf
aud cold, but the unchanged sun was
making the air more pleasantat noon.
The streets and sidewalks are In a very
slip.up-ery condition, ar the Ice has, rs
usual frozen with the smooth side up
foremost. Boys whose skates have cut
through 10 the under side inform US that
that side Is quite rough, and unfit for
skating.
Business Is again toterably brisk.
The Mississippi is still falling rapidly
at st Louis.
The Ohio is falling steadily at Pitts.
burg, with SIX feet large In tho chsnnal.
At Louisville the river IL rising, with
ten feet water In the canal.
1t Is rising two inches an hour at
Evansville.
The Cumberland and Ten nessse rivers
are raising rapidly.
The Chapion No. 8 ran into aud sunk
the steamer Swallow on Tuesday morn.
ing last, two miles below Cincinnati,
during severe snow storm. No lives
lost.
The Sam. Orr Is the regular Cairo and
Evansville packet, this evening.
The Tyrone, Captain Thos. Harman,is
the regular Cairo and Cumberland river
packet, to-day.
The White leaves for Paducah as usual
this evening.
Capt. Chas. T. Hinde Is agent for the
above boats.
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A Handsome Iodueemcns

Every psf.JH vho sonis 81 ~ TO the XIX cbk.
TOkf Publication Co., Al Charleston. A. c. recsi,ss
that superb magazine for one year, and copy Of ~
thor Of iAe wayaIly Novels OF the works Of csnlss
Dicksn, tia, may be designated. spsonnsp number
with premium list. x5 cents. CD o.. seisss snl
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9 8 q 3 . Z


10 riE WORKING cLAss.-W. are sew D..
pared 10 fnrnish all classes with osa.,.., .,.pl.,
ment a home the wsols Of the tin. .r for "A. .ps,.
moments. business new. light and probable, Pa.
sons OF either ser easily earn fron so-. :. y 20,
evening and proportional sun by asyotIns tt.,,
whole hmo 10 the business. Boys aad .ri. ..,-
nearly as much ss men. That all whs ,.s ,hs
notice may send their address, snd test m. -
no.s, we make this unparalleled sner Ts sueb =, A..
no' wen satisfied, "s WI ssnd 81 70 pay tor N.
trouble Of writing Fan particulars. valuable "A.
pie which will DO to ssInIasues work ON. and ..,,
of'Ihs People. Literary Compsnisn-on. Of -,
largest and best family aswspspors paSliss.d-.I
sent free by mail. Reader. fyou awant permanent
pfoh'aoie ork' address K. C. ALLEN Z Co.
A0ussA. MAJ Htr
Rihk hEADf;
0ARBe, &sJ
Printed Al ihnon,se Of the .cs'roF,s
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TO CONTRACTORS.

Notics rs h.r,by given tha. Sealed Proposals rill
ts rec eivsd at my ofhea ~ the Court House, ia the
city Of Cairo, in Alexander county Illinois, until the
lodsns. eothsS. .nd Ia al 'S other attention. eSanS
r.uPers Of Alexander county at The Poor House
pers sick at, and not abe 20 be removed from
Cairo for tho period OF year. from the first day
q January, D is.o. The part, or parties e,ddins
month, for adults and children over ten years old
sad 20 much per month for children under the age Of
Poor House Pafn and the labor Of such Paupsrs.
Bond v BE- required in the ssrs Of 50, ooo for the
fai,hful performance Of the contract. As.. scslci
sep, medical a,tsaton.l o. All PauPers who IAN isk
Poor House Farm, 70 be kept al Cairo until in con.
dition 20 justify their removal to said Poor House
hS rat. psr 0sc sc.s for saa. n and edTsn % ny
sge Of ten years. ant the rate pcr month for ehil-
drsa under the sgs Of ten years. T 49,.
fsithfni Performance Of the contract.
Als., Sealed Proposals will 10 received. ~ afore.
= .ss nee sss u. ss. a. e Pooi Se hoa
Paris. The bidder 70 submit his bid al much por
,sit and alss bid fcs 80 much per year. No b'd
yin be essertaHsd uaiess that Of sEsgaia paelsng
Bond vii ss required u the sun Of ssr for tie
fanis gsToSIIr,ss oi ls i9p.'s I. .,o,.
sAId for medicine sns medical attendance all such
Paupers remain in Cairo. rhe bids TO bs submit
per annun other bids than these Of regular prsc.
Sing hysican, viii not be entertained.
Bond .,ll DO required "a tse sum Of $50 for tie
Payment for all Of the sbsys described services and
specifications win bc made IN ea,h quarterly a. each
sepismbsr @ sad Dsessbsr. 4. b. 1870. -.
fhe Court reserves tie right to reject Ii bids
70 p~seruber isth. isss dii-dtd
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lhs Grs.N .Nisg a|ullrtiu.

,,o Ev,,,s, Brrllr,S I. I"A'.hcd every ancr.
.ao. q, No. 10 Tenth street, (rh''Inton Bloekl, BY
~, II oborly & Co., for cAewoocn b, c-urcs.,
s,~saen and tho mails
rhs wss.Lr BuLLsriN aINge epf"t'r''" iH'N -
un,n paper, 10 iesued on ThursAa'' 81 w" "HN' ~
kr ssea a, cut cosnteg snf 10y no- -sd'sie~
or-spec,~ ,n cop.t' fl.Ei.l l,c :..;'. Ai:''"'
JOHN T.. UBEiu.r 'h cane, ili.
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si1fE proprietor Of this celebrated melicu, yt.ty
claims Tor tia superiority over Ill remedies over
offered 10 the public TOT the sas ss1, ssstas .sd
Ssahssi Of Agus and Fever, or Chlls aui Fever
whet Der or short or long standing Ho rcots to tho
entire Western and Southwestern country to bear him
testimony to the truth of the assertion, that ia no
ease whasver will u fa 10 curs " tho directions
strictly followed and carried cut. Ina great many
case. single dose has been sufficient tor cure, and
whole fam lies have been cured by = single bottle,
with perfect restoration OF the general health. u l.,
however, prudent, and Ia ovety certain to
cure. II its use is continued IN smaller doses for
week two sfter the disease has beon checked more
especially in difficult aud long standing cases Usu.
ally, this medicine will not require any aid 70 keep
the bowels in good order should tho patient howev.
er, require csthaftis medicine, amer having taken
three or four doses Of the Tonic, single dose OF
BulIs Vegetable Family pills viii be suih.
ant
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GAS.
NO GAS CONSUMERS.

nessrs g. y. yeager 4 Co.. nsG corner Of HsA,h
49, sssssd Commercial avenue. have ssppled them
tss Testers Parties dissatisned wiih ths resistsr
,ssn neisrs can nov have then tested, Tths
III, aIe iouns trns the small expense Of The test
m ~ snsseed W the party causing Il; II the meter
"""d incorrect no charge will bs made myIbu
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brakes Collection

~ nearly one hundred receipts for making brandy
all kinds OF Wine. Gin, Ale. Beer. cordla.. sro,
Cider and much other useful information for tho.s
dealing nor manufacturing any Of ths above. eiihsi
Ter the trade or home use.
eentoy mail, free Of postage, TOR 20 cents. Addrsss
" T.. NORMANDY, LoI Market street. 81. Lso.s. No.
ssz1 lyda~
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1t LUUIS, CAIRO AND NEW
- ORLEANS .H ...H

STEAMER GREAT REPUBLIC.
VAN HOOK Master,
Leaves THURSDAY Evening. December n, 1903.
inst, as o'elock ?. n. eonnectisg st Hsv orsaas
With Ocean Line Of Steamer 10 ..
Liverpool, Xsyv York, Bestsn, aad Gsivss-
tom Texas ..a .f...
Passengers and Shippers cas rely 81 sss st sAess
.. boats leaving Cairo punciuAy as sbove.
=. B. ".' CiiAs. +. HISDE,
H'.'. General Agent, Cairs.
I'D. oftse. on Rksrfbozs Public Landing.
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BULLS
SA h - A AR ILL A
.. s -o-
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAIN's
FAITH. ......|
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother; rHFN. .. .|

Woku ntU AVSuVt h".
- -'L BsAtoA Bsrrsshs. No. Apra %. isco.
DR.. JOHN BULL-DssE siri knowing the Ell.
ssDsy OF your SsrspArllA and the healing and bene-
nosl qualities uposssssos, sspd yon lie following
statement of my case:
Isas wounded about two years ago-s A. taken pris.
oner and confined for sixteen months. Being moved
oten, my wounds have not healed yet. have not
sat up.s nioInont since was wounded. ] am shot
thTough the hips. Ny general hsalth 10 Impaired,
aud heed something 10 ASSIST nature, i have more
faith IN your sarsapaia than In any thing else wish
that that il genuine. Please express me half dozen
bottles, ssd oblige CAPT. q. r. JOHNSON,
st. Louis, No.
r. y The following wns written April so, is6s, by
hf-, Jcpne Johnson, mother OF Capt Johnson
DIX, JOHN BULf.-Dear Sir; Ny husband, Dr. C.
:. JOhntun, WIS skilifil surgeon and physician ia
Central New York. where ho died. leaving tbs above
L, y. yohnson IA my Al thirteen years u age,
he had chronic darrlca and scToiula, ioT Hhich |
gave him your ssrsapaf lila. IT Cured IIM |
have iof ten years recoinmendeu IL to many In New
York ohis and Iowa, for scrOfuls, fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success has attended it.
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