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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE MINISTRY.


PARIS, Wednesday, July IA, 1862
The retirement of NJ. Rouher from the Ministry is
- defnitely settled. NM. de La Valette, Baroche
"a Ciress;er win probably follow him. NJ Dauvergue
= confdenty named az the successor of the Marquis
dara Valette in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1t
- Generally understood that NJ. Magne, Minister of
T5nonee. M. de FORBADE ala ROquett, Minister of
pnbEc Works; the Admiral Rigault de Genouilly
Minister of the Marine and Marshal Mel Minister of
War will retain their portfolios. Nm. LOuvet
voIdromo de Lhuys. and de TalhOnet, are promi-
,etlv spoken of as candidates for the vacant seats
IN the Cabinet. Up to the present time NJ. Emile
olivier has positively declined ministerial appoint
ment.
Il - said that NJ Rouherhas been offered the Pres
dencv of the Senate, and that the Marquis de La
Valette will be appointed Minister to the Court of
St. James
PROTEST OF JULES FAvRE AGAINST THE PRO-
RoGATIoN.
There was scene in the Corps Legislatif yester-
day when the propagation Of the session was an
nounced. Deputy Jules Favre rose, and, amid cries
Of order protested against the suspension of the sit
tngs as a contradiction Of the Emperors message.
HIS words were received with storm of cheers by
the members of the Left NJ. Schneider the
President of the Chamber, having restored order,
great liberal act such protest should be raised. 1t
was not only contrary to the regulations of the
House. but against the sentiments of the country.
lie then declared the session prorogued, and the
members left the Hall.
THE NEW CABLE.
BRBsr, Wednes day July l4-Noon.
No signals have been received through the new
Cable from the Great Eastern since the last dis
patches of Monday. 1t is supposed, however that no
accident has occurred.
TIE CABLE sPLICED-A MESSAGE TO NAPO-
LEON.
ST. PIERRE, Miouelon, Wednesday July II, 1862
The ocean Gable was spliced to the shore end to-
day by the steamer William Cory. The cause of
the failure to splice yesterday was that the shore
end was lost. The buoy was easily found. but when
taken up it was discovered that the Cable was de-
tached, and il was therefore necessary to grapple
for it. Directly the splice was made the
instruments and the full staff of ope-
ntors were sent on shore. and COM
muRication was soon opened with Brest
Sir James Anderson, the commander of the Great
Eastern, had brought with him sealed message
which had been prepared by the Emperor Napoleon
and the purpOrt of which was to remain unknown
until it was opened on this side the Atlantic upon
the completion of the cable, when the message was
to be sent to the Emperor over the wires in order
that be might thus judge of the accuracy of the
transmission. This message was sent to France to-
day.
THE TINES ON NJ. ROUHER.
VA Tv1-
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InnNr1ecArInNs -nF cIrRAN pnOPFRTY.

The property of moro than 90 persons IN
Cuba has boon ordered by the Spanish Government tobe
sonGseated The total amount received from sales fOoted
ND on SOth June last ti5G Of this there has been ex
pended In the cunhcatiOu process Sls7s6 leaVlng on
hand balance of s7576s The following sums were re-
az ed from Tie property OF the gentlemen named below
nil of whom are known az NcwYOrk two them, Bramo'
rio and Mcsre out Of the United states, the others
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Here are only t72ls97s, and the rest OF tho money
% be ,ised from direct taxes, the collection OF when
inrnsted 10 the Bank and from the customs Snoui
snan fail m suppressing the rebellion the direct loss ~
III, i,anE ould be S22l8973, besides the dlnereuee IA
what il night not be able to collect from taxes AL"
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THE INDIANS.
INDIAN HORSE THIEVES IN TEXAS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Within the past five weeks at least forty
horses have been stolen from this town Jackson and as
many more from other parts OF the county Last sun
day the Indians chased white men within one mile
OF Fort Richardson, and to-day, though quite party OF
Indians made charge upon some hay contractors within
sight of the post no made by the troops
These horses miles TO the reservation at Fort
SILL when, through the post trader many OF theln ma
market and the Indians thus encouraged 10 make
other raids From the information we OBTAIN IOl rolf
Sill appears that bad white men are trading III the
stolen stock while the general tone OF conversation inert
among officers, soldiers, traders contractors ana agents
is well calculated to encourage these RAIDS leA"nsi
without exception are denounced rs dlsloya %o anu
the eSpressiOn Is common that IL Is no matter IL ns
during the war; they lived here An old elm teo hed
GAINESVILLE where 40 Union men were hunR upon o
limb, still stands as living monument 10 tuV 49,,
10 the Union, but the people mere nav ra soIioa
ruined by these Indian raids; those wHv cnn
ont and leaving man to-day offered me an improved
farm as good as there is In the world viii 'ciS Roou
huildinC 800 ALL timber anu pr.is 90 atics
uuder fence and cultivation, for slow ~ y" Los
advocate "A wholesale killing OF lndlais pu',
wb,te men lave swinded them too long, We mus at Tue
a,ne time tSat Me- deal Justly With them, teach them TO
fear the Government and respect tue ihs VI tue peope.
M market for stolen horses shouiu pe ouu upon thc
Intan Preservation: every Indian FOUND with stolen
horse should DO arrested anu punlsneu. lug icSelse
d ansas and 10 settlers and their property alone
gooS force should be stationed on Red River about tne
ninth ~ little Wichita or higher up communication
hI, e onened with Fort Sill and Fort RchnrusOn anu
Indians hunted like wolves whenever they SET iooI
,ne Texas Al active aud firm policy OF tins kind would
on the Indian difficulties and protect TINS part OF
s soon so' b. N WOOD.
eJasksoa, Teras, Sept 70, 1869.
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in the incantations of a monopoly. OF willy office
seekers the people set about the study of the law it
self, for or against which they TO vote. But all
this may look very fine at distance" says the obec-
tor land time will have to spin his chariot wheels
long ere this UtOpian plausblity becomes fact"
Not at all 1t has already become law of the Repub
lie 1t was adopted by the entire Canton of Zurich
on the 18th of April 1869 and almost by the whole of
Tiirgan Berne, and Grosuburden; and the Canton of
Aargan is at this moment counting the ballots of its
last election.
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Ing and to school furniture These two houses have an
estimaed trade from 100000 $4,000 apiece In reli
gious books, Hitchcock Il Waldron tMethodist, W. g.
Holmes General Orthodoxy, Tomilson Brothers Sunday
SCHOOL,. Kepney & Sumner Baptisp Mitchell d Clark
Episcopalian), James Graham tCatholic) and small
swedenborgian establishment, probably sell in the ag
gregate worth per The Tract and Bible
societies and all the kindred organizations have in add
special agencies here so do the Eastern publishers
Of school books and OF books sold by subscription Is
not unusual to circulate from Chicago 10000 copies OF
popular subscription book The entire book trade OF
Chicago, including that small portion OF the stationery
trade which done by the book houses nearly reaches
100000 per year OF the unabridged dictionaries, Grggs
4 Co. sell annually 1000 copies OF Webster and about %
of Worcester.
Three or four stories OF the humors OF book seng-
Country customers often include other articles in their
orders books and the houses hero send out and pur
chase them One order for 200 300 popular works con-
tanned the item - Smoked Glasses" The clerk who
filed It, bought and shipped to the customer pair OF
colored spectaces instead OF the desired book with the
name Of which he did not happen to be familiar. For
months aterward the reminding ess OF his fellow clerks
made the life Of that unfortunate young man burden 70
him.
Another order enumerated: "sx Primitive Christian
ity" 1t was sent back with the response pencled oppo
site that item and not at all in Jes-"No Primitive
Christianity to be found in Chcagow
"The Impenient Dead" Is work by Massachusetts,
professor theology. One morning, visitors in aleadng
book house were all startled by the inquiry which one
clerk who filing order shouted to another in
distant part OF the store "Haye The Impenitent Dead
come in yeti"
rather slow boy had been employed IN great estao-
lshnent-in which his father aso was clerk-ust long
enough to realize that he did not know anything and to
look bewdered whenever he asked for unfamiliar
work. One day fellow clerk wishing to speak with the
elder, asked "Bl, where is your paternal aneestorP
Pm sure don't know" replied the lad in tone OF de-
SPAR, never know where half the books are!"
rather quiet boy and also a newcomer had learned
the great lesson Of salesman-aways To sell visitor
something whether the store contains what he asks for
or not digned gentleman in gold spectacles entered
and inquired " Have you 'Feuchtwangers Gensi -
a large treatise jewels. The lad had never heard OF
IT, but he instantly produced little religious volume,
and replied mo- Sir; but here is a book which may
answer your purpose Precious Gems OF the Heavenly
Foundaons" The astonished inquirer gave search
ing and perplexed glance over his spectaces as II IN
doubt whether the youth making game OF him or not
and then. without word, turned upon his heel aud
stalked of reluctant, like an ilLused ghost A. d. r.
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COOPERATION ABROAD.
SWITZERLAND.

rHE "ZuRICHER KONsUM vEREIN"-ITs PECU-
LIARITIEs AND sUCCEsS-PATRIARCHAL OR
DIRECT LEGISLATION - SWISS SOCIALISM,
WHAT 1T MEANS.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
FRANCE.

THE KINCK MURDER-ITs POLITICAL ApPLrCA.
TIoN-THE PARIS NEWSPAPERS AND THEIR
wRITERS-REF0RM PROSPECTS.
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BULLS
s;AktsS .hI' y "a IL l. ~
, coon REASON FOR The CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother

benton Iiaueck-, Mo, Ailii ~, iN'.
DIR. JuHN BULI.-pcar SIR knosius ihe nm
cheney of Your Sai-parlia, and the heall- ana " h'
hcial qualities II possesses, send you We I''i"Nh9
statement VI any case.
Iva wounded about two year, ago" A. lhh'h pro-.
oner and confined for sixteen months, heng moved
20 often my wounds have not healed yet nave not
AT nIi-a moment since Was wounded hh shn'
thronsh the hips. My general health ~ impaired,
and need something 20 assist natutr. have more
faith IN yor safsapaTia than IN any thing else wish
that that ia genuine. Please express me nhsi doA"n
iottles and obiige CAPT. 4. H. JOHNSON,
'N'"'' 49, ~ Louis, No.
Ps-T1ls following was written April 81, 800, hy
Mrs Jennie Johnson, mother OF Capt Johnson
DR JOHN BULL-Dear siri Ny husband, br, G.
& Johnton, was a skillfIl surgeon and physician ~
Central New York whore he died leaving IA" above
a.. r. johnson Ia my care. Al thirteen years ~ 9Fe,
lie had a chronic darrhea and scTOfula for which
gave him Your sarsaparilla II CURED HIM ]
have for ten years recommended u Ca many IA New
York Ohio ind Iowa, for scrofula. fever sores and
general debility. Perfect success i"s nlchheh ~
1LC tyfs eJscfeiiH oisss seri1d dRd j'rF sofs
tsere ahaosi ntiyaaas. very ANXIOUS Tor my son
10 again have recourse To your rarsapaIild iio N
f.aru OF getting a spurious article, hence ms Ntuhg
To- YOU forit Ills wounds were terrible, hut br"'"
''' WIZ JENNIE JOHNsuA.
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For SaIc-FIy Killer.

so To Barclays and get sheet Of butchers Light.
ming Fly papcr-the genuine article. one sheet vii
kin q quart - Flies.
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PEOPLES LAW BOOK.

Containing
run Instruction. aud Practical Forms adspiedto:Ey
Union
By FRANK CIAMBERLlS,
m ot thc United states Bar.
Lh"i' T. n, book 'ftbe klni which VIII take rank
WIN u Tor an rnieiis, In,elliWnc. and complete
"r-, - llu.frl 3, q A-s.1 Republican. +.
it's e Dee uELY NEN book Of the Kind pab-
tS,,.,l inl utbl,t yrnr IL ~ prepared by an able
I"A'iltAL Ina YER, Df twenty NV years expert
'n'' ana h "-t What cv rJ hndy needs for deiy use
ms Msaly 20 inp"nicd by many sn'idoni judges.
ht,ehhg 'h' Ctri Justice and either j0dgcs of Mas
S"hhS"'i', U'i ne enact Justice and entire bench Of
Connections .....
I,I,'tun nnli ~ subscription. AGENTS WANTED
IL nFhfM HEB. Erud for CinuiarS,
~. - 'Ast 'O Publishers, Hartford, Conn. No.
Tf'"'" N' NrA York Cincinnati, q. and Chicago,
CAUTION.
a. N uld Va" hrpa, published many years ago, has
~, h'h l'si ly -ls-ucd ms "a new book without
wen suitable r'Nisiuu of its obsolete statements
10 10, '"nirnn' ih"' WORT with ChaHlhcrn's Law
BOOK for N" Po.plr. seiidSwIw
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
The Great Soothing Remedy

The Great Soothing Remedy 1!
MRS. (Cures Cole and Gripping in } PRICE
WHlTCOMBsy the bowels, and facilitates, II
slRIP tthe process Of teethlng. ]CENTS
MRS. (subdues Copvulsions and oy- ! PRICE
WHlrCOAB's ercOmes AN diseases incident ~
SNh'P, Ito Infants and children CNTS
MRS. Cures pia rhoa Dysont.ry pptgl
wHlrCONRS and sumner Ga,H,J,',t' !, ! ' ~ =
Shhlf' ehhdrenOf all ags-. J C'NTs
. IL ~ me Great lnhnt's ana Childrcn's Soothing
Remedy IN all disorders brought on ~ tcctni,, "s
any Othercausc. INST w
Louis, Mo. - '''
sold by druggists and dealer, in medicine every
""e'"' t so21 lydaw
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TO Ny JaNcd states and World. lIido
R1diCrs.

To Ny JaUcd STATE, and World. lIjd,
Rcddcrs:
HAVE received msny testimnuil. nom Ttufy.-
siona ami incdi,sl men, 80 10Y aItuaulr- bai 'ft'
Gus puldrHil have shown, I'll ~ which ~" genuine
Tho f1owlur from hRiiy educated AMI uopulI
sensible commentators have ever received, II.
Clement knows exactly Wnat ne sTcrir % hnd l.-
Icstniauy deserves o. w. written n letter. - gold
.HaAT si-i he Doctor ssys OF buli's worm D's.
trOycr!
NIl,now, Walker County. Ca
s.a .." . June -. 30.
Dr. JUu> BtLi-D,ar slr ihay" recently gwen
yout Marin DESTROYER several trsls mo ind n
wonherff1iy e''cncicus n has no, isiod ma .ingl,
instance Go have a." sish.a.iur snort. au doing
pretty large county practice and have day Use Tor
some uriiolo oftla \ hid. am free 90 cpnioss
that knoW % 20 remedy recommended ~ the ah'st
Authorities that q ccrfNiu srd srsiy IN IL ELECTS
IN the sn tfuIy, ttoy UneoftH IA n tls eNtTers
Ny object rtng yon b. g. ind out upon What isfIn-
! can get thr mDIt.iuD directly f.um you. II Csu
get 10 upon ,a-g terms. shan ne gfefff deal - f
am aware NAT the o. Of -uch lftcle. j. ooutuiy Co.
the tca, hing, rod Ir,rtoe 81 greet maIDriy atfhr
rsga'as line discard ls remedy Whi'h We knuN O.
H.. surU.nut rIuTly because We may b. gnnfhnt oft
combination. Dor nv psf, shall make 20 r. rule tp
us" ll auu 'k'il Wyaus Go alleviate suffering human
~ which may p. H''U % commandment Ars fH'.ug
because me uor" ,us' NOUS 'Iau aus -,if Hls'
lsAu,d g. effects uIrt, and secured on. t' tt4t o.
secure r.tl u.R'.l-.. iiOwoFcr am by poo In'nn.
advocate ~ IMPORTER ~ fh' t1rsInh 10 w"fthl's
ut -tils ihst food iis uouufy, tll T.u".' q. GOO.
i.I TIafffI ~ HIsttrI n. nj. .. . It
..H.1 coon. .ul ..' .I.U u HfyUUI irs' fDrH'-
IrLu-. grvE>r I.I.
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ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND NEW
- ORLEANS
PACK EFT COMPANY
STEAMER Lizzie Gill

ONEIL. Master.
Wullolyc CAIRO on WEDNESDAY. O.tn.,r ,ho ~.
inst, pt . O'Clock g. ~ connecting 90 Sew orIcar
With Ocean lin, ni Steamers to
Liverpool, Sew York, Boston, aud calves
ton, Texas.
Passenger Hri -hUr,r- ras rely on one ~ thes|
,-,s'- leaving Cairo rrnciudly above.
tliA-. e HlNiE,
General Agent. ts.rr,
UHUr. 90 Whnr0Ha', Pubic Landing.
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Just the soap for bathing II does not sink. No
danger Of losing II n, IL floats on the surface Of the
water. Al Barclays.
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chile aud fcvor arc caused from certain poison
exciting IN the sphorc known ~ malaria. ltrc.
ducet the vitality II The blood. Tctars the action 10
the different organs, and causes Bousncss, tou~i'
Patton etc. and In this way prepares the system iur
any disease 81 more serious nature which may FOL.
low, 10 avoid further trouble aud relieve yourself
of tnts scase take
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This new and reliable article is manufactured, re:
commended and for sale by Barclay Brothers. Used
for cemonting wood leather, glass, chnaware, etc.
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BOOKS.
r1rrl rs0ozx LIN II
Jo GAS CONSUMERS.

II - x,,,,
v.sars C. =. yearor CO., near corner OF E,gi
.t-r.tanj commercial avenue, have sapPigi IN, tme
49,. ,s'th ono N H. M.hoHRll co = lntalll
:. 80 p'.sis,s Parties ssat SHED win the reBls'
Ia, ~ their motors can now have Thorn tcs'e1,
meters are found true the small expense ot ."u
,,l he charged 10 tho party cnuS!nglti " th~ ~
!. f,lpd Incorrect. no charge vii be- hiade w.
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CLOTHING.

suh,DI- OF the day ~ viewed los H.. best .tlN'r-
and sound,st thinkers in Great Britain The contr-
huiois % The pages of those Roy,Ns are men who
stand 10 ne head ut the lst Of English writer's on
science Religion, Ant aud General Literature, ami
whatever l- worthy 81 discussion finds attention IN
me pages VI these Reviews aud Blackwood. The va
rcy j. great That no subscriber eau fal 90 be sais-
ned. These periodicals are printed with thorough
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS,
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
Ark n m sos heard from

Testimony Of Medical Men.
stony Poiut White Co., Ark. MAY a. no.
Or. ions BULL--Dear Sir: Last February was at
Louisville purchasing drugs and got some Of your
sarsaparilla and Cedron Bitters.
My son-in-law, who Was with me in tho store, has
been down with the rheumatism for some time, com
menced on the Bnters, and soon found his general
health improved,
pr Gst, who has been in bad health, tried them
and he also improved.
Dr Coffee, who has been IN bad health for several
years--sossach aad hrer aftected-he improved very
much by the use nfyour Btters, lndcedthc cedron
Biters has giyen you great popularity IN this settle
ment. | think could sell great quantity Of your
medicine thu, fall especially the Cedron B'tters and
harsaparila. ship me r'c Memphis care of RickeuS
Nicely R"specfully,
G. H. WALkER.
Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL at his
Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louisville, Ky,
For Sale by BARCLAY BROS.
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Saratoga and Blue Lick water.

A. clear aud LIVELY ~ when drank az tho Springs.
The virtues II these waters have honn and IRE being
tested O. f. rrr "ncht and satisfaction uf many Of
uUg ritEcus. a. dealt out at the cufntsr " Barclay
nruth.rs They arc always coai and froshng sura-
togl, tfte "a irkfs for doiyri seven ugkets for
MY cents. Blue Lick-twenty glg-C- for one dollar
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Northern Lin. Packet Company,
KcuLuk Packet Company,
Omaha Packet Company,
ana Nu,ious InttioHd Lines
4, A.mpi.. sea
M.spI,I. aud white River Packet CO.,
Arkansa. River Packet Company
Memphis aud Charleston "a. H.
a.! MiSsis,IppI L Tenntssss R.R
4. = .h.n.r- r.tu
Yaroo river Packets, ami
yicksburg aud Mcclellan Railroad,
Gyinr through bil- lsdugapd tickets 10 ali ava able
fN'' GHAs. 7. HlNpE General Agsn.
once on NlgTf-ho.t.
ED p. sISspN, 7 .kct and Passenger Agent
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Rrandics. Whiskics, Wines.
UnpuIlapartabIe Cement.

For medical purpose. only, at wholesale and ret'
by Barclay Brothers.
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DISSoLUTION OF CO.pARTNER.
L. SHIp ''~'N
4 Dung ladies

hhl th'-e VINO are older young men ana ola mon .
the ron an1fuori those who have black r6 snp
those Who nc gay aud those who, hhy,nr lost the,,
mar and are gaining II again Hl H.. i,prIctts ycyet,
ole mar Restorative. ~ yon have not used It va Al
One ani get bottle. Barclays l. the pa &C. asI.or
store D. me general headquarters for IA, ,-tloa in
southern Illinois, L~atucLy and Missouri
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II,lang Ihlang.

Tho Flower Of Flowers This new and popular and
deli ghttul extract manufactured Nv the
celebrated Rmmel, OF Paris IL 70 be has Ut the Drug
store ON the Loycc. In the perfuncry lineM u the
"-ine qua non" among the upper-ten dem. To he re-
.cognifed person Of elegant taste" you must use
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blackberry Wine and Cordial.
Floating Soap.

OF extra quality. Now IL the tune to use pure ari
clc. For sale and qua fsnced by Barclay Brothers.
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DRUGS.
OBSERVER!
Arc Sou ~ slave

To the use Of Tohacco2 DO you wish TO quit the I'll.
thy habit? OF course you Dc Then get Burton's
Tuhacco Antdotc, and you will not only he cured Of
tho use Of tobacco but you will not crave 1t again
Such Is the experience Of hundreds. Many IN, CAIRO
box and try IT, II you live ut distance, send nifty
cents to Barclay Brothers, Cairo, and they VIII send
YOU box hy return mail.
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The Lcouara scott Publishing Co.
no Fulton rect. New YoTk
n" J. s. puR. co. also publish bee
FAR ER'S GUIDE.

- li'nN stephens, a. EiughuTg. and The lat. J.
NollDh' "i Yale College, z vols, ro,al octave 4
Page MI numerous engrayug-. Price s. 40
ihe {" FoIs.-hy NAL, post p..l ~
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SOZOSlOnt.

BaEns tooth powders and pastes. French and En-.
glrh for the teeth and Tooth powder OF
superior qu,lhy Of make. Gall md take your
choice at Bsrcisys. ala.
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hd.a..t - .t.. r.- ,.,t ..r F. allowed o..
..'. .' ...r.I more IrI-ur-. Thus. .suT Uuu.,- Il
hect good. .l'f one 90 ilr K'i..a. a.U "a, raut %
"u' IIf.... g.. ~ ,I.
Postage.
ruHs' .'ff- should rr'fa, ly tho quarter, 10 ne
.H'ct .i delivery. Too postage a. ruy part uf fIu
lih. -.t.. ...HH .E.r' HnHI'. IN.- rHfu only
apple ." uf.Ht .Hi-. ffu... I.. i.rk number.
Oh" postage B. double.
Terms 10 New Subscribers,
Ne" -Uu-'IIN.r- co. HuN tsu rf tNy above prrtudI.
ra- iH. .I n U' entitled tu receive, ursfI- any uia
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Gun. .'0ris may, hy applying early, obtain tack
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l1 'lHn nul ndn''d prices fnT Nt. numbers. rHu Ls
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publisher, No premiums can Dee given Co cuis
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-13
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