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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
The same paper contains the following:

Justice Montamat has recently decided
q case Of considerable importance 10 Tux and
license payers. The city sued the Wild Wap.
oner for levee dues, amounting TO s6l %
which the agents Of the boat were willing q
| pay in city currency only. The city wanted
rreenbacks, and hence the suit Judge Mon.
tamat decided against the boat"
| The Louisville papers are after the Cincin-
natl Commoner' with the sharpest kind OF
sticks for its unfounded abuse Of the pilots
and captain of the Leclaire when she sunk on
the falls. They have o long ways the best of
the fight The 'Commoner wants the officers
mentioned to be indicted for granddaughter
when no lives were lost
The side-wheel steamer Lexington was en-
tirely destroyed by fire at New Orleans on
Wednesday morning last. She was near the
docks and waiting to be taken into them for
repairs.
f'rhc following river news crowded out yester-
day
The submarine boat Underwater went up
the Mississippi few miles yesterday to pump
out valuable barge which had been care
lessly allowed to sink. After performing that
duty, she discovered the little steamer Flora,
bound from Cape Girardeau TO Wolf Island,
in sinking condition, from having struck a
snag near the head of Dog Tooth bend. The
Underwater speedily pumped her out also,
and after making temporary repairs brought
her safely to Cairo.
The Flora is loaded with mill machinery
and viii probably continue her trip TO Wolf
Island to-day.
The propeller Crescent City 300 tons bur
den, loaded with corn for Madison, and with
a barge loaded with movables and a portable
saw-rnill in tow foundered during the gale on
Friday, near the head of Flint Island, and
sunk in twenty feet Of water, only about two
feet Of her .moke-stack being visible, and ~.
ing square in the channel. The crew and pas
sengers were saved on the barge, which came
near capsizing The propeller was owned by
George and Gus. Stuart, Of Evansville, was
valued at $1,000, and insured in the Evans
willie insurance company for $4,000. The
corn, 4,s22 bushels, was insured for $4,000 in
the Republican company Of Chicago. Boat
and cargo are likely TO prove total loss.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
LEGAL.
INJECTION NOTICE.

Public notice j. hsreby given that there will be- gen
era Charter Election held for the purpose Of eecing
q Mayor, CITY Clerk, City Treasurer, CITY Attorney
City Marshal, and one Police Magistrates also one Al.
derman for the First Ward, two Aldermen for the
ond ward, one Alderman for the Third ward. and two
the I'D Of February, A. ls6S, At the following places,
viz:
northwest corner Of sixth street and Washington ave-
nue..
In the Second Ward, al the EngIne House OF the
Arab Fire Company, on Commercial avenue
Ia the Third Ward, a. the Office 81 H. Shauuessy poe
lice magistrate, corner Of Washington avenue and
Twelfth street
In the Fourth Ward, at The Court House, on Wash
mgf0n avenue.
The Judges Of Election Of the several ward, % be
appointed by the CITY Council for the ensuing year
viii meet and SIT a. Board Of Registry, the places
above specified on Tuesday, February, 2, when and
where registers VIII be- prepared u the persons ent-
tied 70 vote in the respective wards Of the city.
Polls open AT o'clock, am. and close ate pm.
By order Of the Mayor JOHN L. FAGIN,
jan25te City Clerk,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
corRr or Coxxoy pIy,s-rHTRD DAY.

Hon. John II. Mulkey. juige--A. II. irwin. clerk
! John Hogan, city marshal
The people VS.. Charles Develin, William
/ Moore, Richard Burke and Thomas Crofton,
larceny--sentenced to the penitentary for
| three years each.
The people vs.. Frank Fletcher, larceny,
verdict of guilty--sentenced to penitentiary
for eleven years.
The people vs. William Rippy, false pre-
lenses, verdict OF guilty-sentenced to county
Jail for thirty days
The people VS.. William Jackson, larceny
verdict Of not guilty.
The people VS.. Alfred Norman and Frank
Baker, lsrceny-continued.
The grand jury returned eighteen bills of
indictment as true bills and seven as ignored.
There were fourteen convictions of which
nine were for felonies where the defendants
were sentenced to confinement in the peni-
Tertiary.
Court adjourned sine die.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
"SOCIETE NOyPARIIL. ~

There will be meeting of the "Societe
Nonpariel' at the office of f. Z. Albright, on
Saturday eve, the 9Th inst. for the transac-
ton of important business. full attend
ance is desired. BY order Of the president.
reb5-2t CHARLIE S. DELAY, Sec.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05

Marshal Hogan, accompanied by Dick Fitz
gerald, left on the afternoon train with the
nine prisoners sentenced to the penitentiary
by the court Of common pleas at its special
term just closed. Among the number were
the four boys who picked the pocket of Enoch
Burress
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05

The meeting of the city council last night,
was an unimportant one; being confined to mis-
cellaneous business. There was quite an an
mated discussion relative TO the proposition
to put the city sinking fund at interest A
motion to deposit it in the City National
bank, on interest at the rate Of 8. per cent.
per annum, prevailed By vote Of to ?.
The proceedings, officially reported, will be
published tomorrow.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
LOCAL pRyv,Tyrs.

There are about dozen Cincinnati rough
IN the city garroters, pimps and pickpockets
They are spotted and will come to grief tn,
moment they develop themselves.
The city debt has been reduced during tn,
paat six months over $4,000.
Several local items prepared for Yesterday
paper were crowded out
Candidates, generally, ore astonishingly
| poor judges Of their chances for office. For
instance there Is not a candidate now in the
| field who is open to the conviction that his
election is not almost guaranteed
1t seems paradoxical that We should have a
physician in Cairo who although he scarcely
ever presents a BILL is always Dunning.
An obese wench. black as Eurebus, took on
q cargo Of 'boomer-nickle'' yesterday evening
and got on rampage among the Fourth ward
| darkies, after dark. She, like Bradley, lumin-
| ously deprecated the false symphony of the
radicals, adhering nevertheless, like wax, to
"Grax and Colfant."
1t has been suggested that the few persons
in the city who are not candidates wear
badge announcing the fact, that it may not
be supposed that we are a community Of can
didates
We should be pleased TO have the report
that coal has been discovered at Santa Fe, in
this county, corroborated. Cannot some Of
our country friends advise rs fully?
b. s. Harrell offers 10000 lath at very
low figure. He wants to get out Of the trade.
Wanted-a sight Of the candidate who dis
trusts the superiority of his claims TO the Of
fee to which he is aspiring. Wen engage
him for two nights at the Atheneum.
As good AN article of brooms as can be found
in this or any other market, are manufactured
in this city by W. +. Mckee & Bro. Orders
from abroad promptly and satisfactorily filled.
Hedge Miller is high authority in the mat
ter Of hats. Inspect hi. assortment.
If YOU want a good sui; Of clothes for
small amount Of money, aud like to trade
with an honest man, drop in on Ike Walder
corner Of Sixth and Levee streets and YOU
viii be accommodated in every particular.
g. smyth g. Co. form the Oldest wholesale
grocery firm in Cairo, and is among the wealth |
lest and most prosperous. l, enjoys large |
Missouri Kentucky and general southern
trade and commands, probably, a greater
home patronage than any other house in tho ,
city. The houae is full Of groceries, tobaccos,
cigars, wines and liquors, upon which the pro-
pre;ors have a habit Of fixing a price 50 low
that nobody attempt, the hazard Of under
selling them. More liberal advertisers than
Messrs. b. Smyth Il Co. are not in the city or
Southern Illinois
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05

The bargains given by Goldstine & Rosen-
water in calicos, muslins, and all staple arti-
cles in the dry goods line, is attracting the
attention of all prudent buyers6
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05

Mr.. John Howley requests Us to say that
he is not a candidate FOR the position TO which
"many voters invite him; nevertheless he
extends his thanks to his friends for the com
pliment conveyed IN The cal upon him.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
HON 10 DO LII.

The paper on which the following memoir
andA Is penciled, will be returned TO the can
didate entitled to it on application. We
kindly publish the memoranda that he may
know to whom 70 apply;
Leave $40 in --'s saloon. Get-to
swear - Is down on the dutch. Give
- 50 to work on Saturday, Start report
he Was cow-hded and ran away from -.
Swear he voted for Mum. Report he intends
TO leave id town If beaten. Leave $40 with
to pay for whisky. Get him whipped if
can before eccton-and drunk. Get - TO
play on id dutch string" Go 10 ball 9th.
Get boys drunk, keep sober goin heavy-roOt
hog or die
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
LOCAL NEWS.

For oysters, go to Louis Herbert and pro-
curt some of his Mobile Shell Oysters.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
PERSONAL.

And ] further beg 10 say 10 him Mr..
Harrelil that among gentlemen in Kentucky,
In discussing questions about which we differ,
we ncvt- grow angry Or descend TO low per-
sonalitivs. inuruloe, or in-inuations IA. j.
Wordcns Times correspondence
Mr.. Ellott.-"Mr Harrcll, M. Worden
Mr.. Worden, Mr.. Harreil"
Mr.. Worden;--"I don care II aamH who
lie is he has not stated the law; I'll bet a
hundred dollars its not tho law, and he don I
think il Isl Mr. Worlen as a controyer-
sislist.
Measured by the Kentucky standard OF a
gentleman, whore Doc NJ Wordcn find him
self
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05

The Baker family called out very select
audience iast night, and gave a very pleasant
entertainment, The 'lion bass has mar
veous voice full, rich, and almost as deep as
the sub-bass swell, ola cathedral organ. His
bass solo not only delighted, but surprised
the audience, exhibiting "a, It did, a wonder
ful compass of voice and the highest and most
successful cultivation. The selections were
such as were most grateful to refined tastes,
many Of them being original compositions of
UNREASONABLE merit
To our Mound City neighbors, among whom
the Bakers appear this evening, we commend
the family as eminently deserving.
The Public School Tablet, much to the
qualification Of Ave hundred little ones, made
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
HOIEI IRRINALS.

'trhe St. Charles Hotel. thursday, February ~
i Jones family, NO, JR White, Ky;
u NlckAl., 30, II : BunhAm, M:
JFAmes AG Williams, M.
IN DAVIS, :, Louis; - Hayes wife, Chicago;
Geo Cairns, Chicago. " y Forrest, II Louis;
TIL DAWSON y Madrid: Baker family, WaukegAn:
A Mitchell, Ceutrlia: re O'Brieu, Cincinnati.
Duunng. J : FtwsIu, :, Louis;
tpsen, Cincinnati; VI Aults, Z"
7 n Byrd, Byrd, O.IArle.ton,NA Quincy, Us;
CBB'ilinrs. Nd City; Ar Dntien. Nd City;
A Bfoyce, KY RR Buell. Ills.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
MARRIAGES.

wATTERs-CARNs.--ou "Wednesday, February ?
ls69 at the residence Of Mrs. ". swaDders In Caro-
10y the Rev. Mr. Foot, Mr. D. II. Waters, of thin, Ill.,
20 Miss Martha J. carns. ofCslcdonia, m.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05

W. I. Bcerwnt :, announced ia connection
with the city treasurer, office, in thi. paper
And .till they come
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
A Card.

Tara.
Clergyman, while residing in South America a.
missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy Tor
the cure Of Nervous Weakness. EAry Decay, Diseases
OF the Urinary and seminal Organs. and tie whole train
Of disorders brought BY baneful and vicious habit
Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire " benefit the Affected and IN.
fortunate. ! will send the recipe for preparing and
using thus medicine, in sealed envelope, any one
who needs 10, ram or cH.RGE Address,
JOSEPH T. iSMAS,
Station T., Bible House,
febl-dsm New York City.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
FOR SALE.

L,OR sALE-sevrniy thousand sawed isih, a. ~
II per cent. less than the market pricc
feb3dCt b. = HARRELL.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS

Port List for the "a Hours ending at
Two o'clock, y. VI.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05

NOTICE
offcs ofths Cairo City Ferry Company.
and Valley Ferry Company,
Cairo. Illinois, February I? 1872
Notice II hereby given 10 the -toc kholdeFs u the
Above named companies, that Assessment % SIX
ten C per cent. upon the capital stock thereof hA.
this day been made by the Directors, and that the
Stockholders are required 10 pay the the on
Of the treasurer within ten hO days from the date
hereof in accordance With the b laas Of The campA-
Mes THOMAS W. HALLIDAY. Secretary
fet2dIOs
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05

The Hon. Wesley Sloan has announced
himself as IA candidate FOR the vacant bench in
this circuit. This announcement will be wei.
coined by all men who sincerely wish our laws
administered by our ablest and most
experienced men, by all radicals who can
rise superior 10 party and say that the judi
cary is not II political machine, put an inst-
tuition Of the peopis that should enlist the
services our ablest and most incorruptible
men.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
WANTS.

WANTS.
NIyANTED-AeNander County orders, AZ 10 ci.
w the dollar, for an kinds u Lumber and Bull.
ders' Materials Wv THORNTON.
janl9dn
nR. II. wARDNER-Resldcnre No. o. Wal.
IL nut street, near Eighth street once Post.
ONCE. Office hours, 10 b. u AIN. and ~ Bpm. ,s
well supplied with fresh, healthy vaccine matter.
janlldlm
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05

One of our citizens, gather ascetic, by the
way, has u perfect horror Of conundrums.
Passing the Perry House, the other. day, II
genteel stranger accostel him:
II say, my friend, can you tell me why
this hotel is closed ?"
go to IL with your conundrums was
the sharp response, I've been bored 10 death
by them for more than month"
The stranger stared surprise, aud Mr.. Acid
stslked of in high dudgeoH, over what he con-
ceiyed To be ''confoundedly impudent famil-
iarity on the part Of stranger.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05

Gen Anderson, Colum.; Vim. White, Paducah;
simpson HoTBsr, Pits. olive Branch, y. o.;
City Of Cairo Memphis; Charleston. Cincinnati
ArgouAgt, Armada, Evansville;
Lady Gay, =. Louis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-23
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The grand jury of Buckingham, at its recent
session. designing to indict the sheriff and
other appointed officers of the county for per-
iury in taking the oath of Office, sent 10 judge
Boiling to ask his opinion as to whether 'uch
actions could be brought in State court lie
advised the jury not to make the indictments
and telePraphed to Gen. CANDY 10 ascertain ms
views on the question. Gen. Candy telegraph
ed his opinion, that the alleged offence was
committed against the laws and authority oil
the II. 6. government, aud that any proSeeu
lion must be instituted in the Federal ana no,
in the State courts. The grand jury Lelrained
from making the indictments contemplated
Cant. Coulter, who has been nqulrnF INTO
the municipal administration in Norfolk ana
Portsmouth, proceeded to Tay9r's farm on
Saturday Ia investigate that difficulty. Inc re-
,nIt of his mission was that all the blacks VINO
have received from the courts wits OF eject
ment, with tie exception of thirty, VIII nave
10 vaclte tie premises at once. hose mat
remain are permitted to do so by arrangement
with Major Taylor, as he will need their ser.
vices 10 working the farm.
Miss Walker, the young laiy OF Orange
coantv who was wounded by her father on FIJI
1av. while cndcavorng to wrench pistol from
his grasp with which he was about to shoot
himself, died OF her wounds Sunday night
The father has again relapscd into paroXysms
of INSANITY. and declares that he intends yet 10
succeed in his purpose OF sell destruction. 10
nrcyent his carrying out his intention he has
to be guarded closely.
In CONSEQUENCE of the immense demand Tor
TRANSFORMATION between Norfolk and Baltimore,
the steamer George Loary returned on Sunday
afternoon. and the steamer Louisiana came IN
port on Monday morning. The freight steamer
New Jersey was also at the wharf IN this city
on Sunday, taking freight for Baltimore.
| It'll reported that Gov. Walkers first gu
belnatora act was to mark the resignation OF
Mr. Dudley, Gov Wells aid de camp, "Ac'
| copied.
Ia the United State. Creu, Court At Rlcn
mond. Tuesday, the cases against the delinquent
postmastcrs we're ali continued until the next
| term.
Col. Samuel Mcdowell Reid, 4 prominent
citizen of Rockbridge county, died few day
| since at the advanced age OF 50 years.
The United States Circuit Court in Rich
mond adjourned yesterday until NoTcmbeI
18th next.
Gordon G. Kent died y bis home in Wyth'
county, on Saturday morning. Mr.. Kent wa
a leading citizen OF Southwestern Virginia.
We understand that Gov. Walker has nj
military title. lie never was a Colonel
Both the Richmond Whs and the Rich
nond Dispatch are in favor Of the election
IU Z Senators by the Legislature OF Virginia
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NEWS OF The DAI.
''7o ,Aow The rery age and body Of the Times


A dispatch from St. Johns, n. B., dated
yesterday, says: In storm at Yarmouth
last night the house of Dir. Hamilton was
struck BE- lightning-Mr. Hamilton and wife
we're instantly killed, the house was SET Oh
fire, and bed-rid1en daughter persisted IN 'uO
flames"
Rev. William II. Milburn, the we'll known
blind preacher has just returned from a ions
absence in Europe, whittier he went S p r
ala from Graeffs' the noted ocullst OF Berlin;
The oneration he went through was successful
n n certain extent, hut has not as yet improved
the vision.
4 Northern gentleman who has just return
cd from an extended trip through Tennessee
states that the prospects for the election OF
Andrew johnson to the United States Senate
are not as favorable as they were some time
since.
In the speech made a few nights since IN
New York, on his return from lengthy So
iourn in Europe, Mr.. s. S. Cox denounced the
present tariff system, and SAID 1t was destroy
ing American shipping abroad.
Forty-eight iron. clads are now in sea going
condition, and ready for immediate use, and by
the 18th of December next, from fifteen to
twenty sloops ard trigates will be ready tor
service.
Revenue Officer Brooks, whom the agents
of the "Whiskey Ring" attempted to murder
in Philadelphia few days since, has failed to
recognize any of the parties under arrest as be-
ing present when he was shot,
Scorotorp Routwall has authorized the pay
ment of the coupons falling due on the lst oil
November upon rebate Of interest at the rate
OF six per Ct per annum.
The anniversary Of the assembling OF the hrs'
National Convention Of Francea2!st OF Sep
TENDER, l792-was observed in Paris on Tues
day.
The decline of cotton from 3j cents down Is
cause of grievance in the South, where com
plant is made again of too little corn and too
much cotton.
Fix Secretary Stanton health is improving
| although he still suffers greatly from the asthma
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-23

PoLuICs IN VIRGINIA. Correspondence
of the Lynchburg Republican. Though we
Conservatives hope and believe that the end OF
military rule is near to hand, Radicals seem to
be unconscious If any change, and 20 on as
formerly, seeking and begging for Offices. 1t
is expected that Treasurer Rye will be remov-
ed-at least rumor, which always presages a
changc-sayS that it has been determined on.
Mr. Rye is one of the few ''original Union
men," lie was one of the earliest and strong
est supporters Of Governor Walker lie Is the
only Conservative in the capital offices. The
Secretary of Commonwealth, and First and
Second Auditor are Radicals and army officers.
The uncertainty about the election OF perma-
nent officers for the General Assembly and
United States Senators does not seem to have
caused a cessation of clcctioneering. The Radl'
Gals have no candidates in the field, though
they have determined to maintain their organl'
cation, aud will certainly run their ticket
more as 4 matter of formallty, than with the
most distant hope of success.
For two or three days past, the city has been
alive with prominent Repubcans-who have
been here in convention with the leaders OF the
party. They have had a committee to see Gen
eral Canhy-it is supposed, for the purpose OF
aScertalnng his views upon certain railroad
questions, which seem now to be Sorely veying
them. The proposed Convention in November,
you will see, has something to do with the same
matter.
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, UOE.es..Ss CASE Or CONStMP
YEDS.

WAsuINGroN, -. g.. Aug. % 1850.
l. IS nearly ono year since tho doclo's and
my friends ave me up as hopclessiy lar gone
with Consumption. | had tried every known
ung rene " with no benefit. took Doijing 8
Wonderful Remedy, Niafugs, about months
aud my friends and hundreds OF ncqusln tnnce'
IN Washington, who knew my supposed horo.
.e ard bcItidien condition, nro surprised t"
We mo attending to my household d.tes and
about the cj.y, apparently well rs other people
in general Nrf LOUISE l!UCDLE, 20 q O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-23

composed Of 200 pounds Ct No Peruvian Ga.
.no. an! 1909 pounds Of soluble Pn@sFih'' ' o..
81 h md sodE. forming the mos: concentrated,
u. iyerss.l and durable .e.:iiNrr ever ol';"i 10
ii. Misunderstanding MI the stIm"'"ih
propertiss o: Peruvian Gn@n", and the eN"f 81.
r.b'e fcrtliziug properties Of Ground bone
Excelsior Is il nne dry Po%,arr' prepfif'e ' "'
,rcss.y Tor drilling, and can lie appIGd ia 49,
l',.,.,5,c nor .crc. howcver small and II Is 'h"
irjnion Of many close calculating farmers, "a ..-
ELEVEN years experience in testing II .'.-
bg .i!c with other popular fertilizers, tnH. 49,
..1pIlcA,ion of 100 pounds OF kNceisior = 90 ''.
~ .ol 70 80 pounds of any other iertili"rT o.
.,u.no offered FIR sale, therefore Is iu"y II" .
T. .ul per cent cheaper.
rg~THE vE.Y BEST EVIDENCE VIZ ''H 'f
FER or THE VALUE OF OUR tNCELNi"l' - a
CtDl GROWER hEp FsKTILGZEe - THE FACT 't
ITS BEING INITIATED AND CoJNTERFEIIE' j.
THIS AND oTuEa CITIES. .,..
~ Farmers should see thatthe ANA ll".r
nj rafuo Of j. j. TURNER y CO. -.
branded ON ,.,ry bag in RED LII Xix ..
III ..Ec,. "', ,.g.tcricts.
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YlrawA. E.airfay county, "a, :

have been long troubled with Severe A-th-
ms, Ctu,ire great nervous pros Lraticn, palpi-
t4tIon of heart and shortne.s Of breath, with
pain in my left SIDE and breast. tried doctors
prescriptions ana many other medicines. | got
No. relief until ! took DnBnG'5 Consumptive
Remedy. am now taking tic third bottle,
and am greatly improved. | feel stout and am
quite tree from those pains, nervou-ncs' and
shortncas OF breath.
| have married dsughte- who has been ai-
nictcd with peculiar female complaints, with a
tendency to consnmptvc decline. Sho Is now
quite we'll after taking only four bottles OF this
wonderful remedy.
ppvsIEy " MoORELAND
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DIR. cLAYTOEtS CARD.

WAsnIYGToN, d. C.. Aug. %, 1869.
hnyc been terribly afflicted with Eplileptic
Fits during the past eight years. l found no
rcl;.f until took DcBing's Wonderful Rene
dy nave taken three bottles, and | feel quite
well nd free from that awful malady. l have
al.o On lis good effects and can recommend ii
for dyspepsia, Consumptive symptoms, Gen
cral Debility and Nervous Prostraton.
.JouS NJ. CLAYTOS, II. ID.