davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-16
CITY INrBLLIGE ENC R.
PUBLIC BATHS.

The Oost OF the Public Bath Houses-T The Nnm
Der of People Dieansod.
The last was the first season in which Philadelphia
tested the utility OF erecting bath houses on the
river front for the convenience OF thousands wh 4,
had previously been compelled 10 to the rlv
themselves and subject themselves to arrest, or t,
20 unclean. Although in use but short period
during the heated term those In use have proven
themselves success.
The following table will show the number OF per-
sons using the baths mp September a. 1870 as re-
nortpd To the Mayor Inv the Superintendents:
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-16
Bad for tbe OaicehoIders.

1t is understood that the policy OF the Admins
traton is not to ask Congress to Increase the pay
any otIlcebolders A movement is on foot Ia the
Treasury Department aud elsewhere to get the
Secretaries to recommend in their annual reports
an increase OF salaries, but it is believed they viii
not do il.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, MAY TO- 1870

jurisdiction to the exclusion Of the other
+. District Courts of ordinary civil jurisdi ctio0
10 issue the writ of injunction. except when
the writ is sought "to stay or regulate the
execution of any order of seizure granted or
judgment rendered" by other courts.
LII such cases it was evidently intended to
leave the several d strict Courts with the
iuil power which they possessed at the time
Of the creation nf this court.
By article 73S, Code of Practice, an in
junction against an eXecutory process is o..
only required to be taken out in the same
court from which the process issues, but
must issue in the very suit or proceeding
Itself whereof it forms IL part and is in the
nature or an opposition thereto. a l.. 30
# then the Fourth District Court afore-
said had the exclusive power to issue the
writ prayed for. when this court was created,
1t still, under the provisions of section
three. retains that exclusive jurisdiction
under the proviso of section three.
Ihe prayer Of the Plaintiffs petition goes
so far as to ASK n Judgment Of nutiity
against the proceedings taken In the Fourth
District Court.
have no authority to entertain such a
demand. G. P, 60S Tue writ of iijnnc-
ton sought is only subsidiary 10 this de-
mand, and must fall with it for no other
reason.
While desire to maintain, to the fullest
extent, the special exclusive jurisdiction
vested n this court, dlsclaim any intention
to interfere, in any matter whatever. with
the decrens Of other courts of concurrent
powers. If the subject matter Of these pro-
ceedings is not res judicdta, as insisted by
plaintif Il. he Can stl proceed before the
Fourth District Court; if res judicatd is a
good plea, he could not proceed rurther in
IL this court if should assume jurisdiction.
Ent IT Ctppr that Ihp.p
ceedings ought not TO take place except be-
fore the court In which is depending .he
principal Cause.
1t is therefore ordered that the injup ction
be refused; that the preliminary order be
set aside; that the exception Of the defend
ant be sustained, and the plaintiffs petition
dismissed with costs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
FR RANCE.

More Tn An Five Xillions Ms icritY for
the Plebiscitum-Par1s Tranquil
Ru' Aors sf u New OAbinet-Victor
I'd rgo 10 be Trled for Exctting Hatre d
'IMd Contsm Axnipst tho Govern.
ment-Barrscades Thrown Up Ia Fau-
bourg du Te mpie and Carried by the
Military.
PARIS, May 9.-Full returns of the vote
have not yet been received, but it is quite
certain ,saS the government has been sus-
tanned by an immense majority, estimated
at FIVE millions. The city is still tranquil.
Returns received foot up-''yes:"7 126.-
2ss; mo-" l, ,4S5,8 ,844. The vote of the army
as far as khown-"yes:" 2i9, 200; ''no:'
36,595. The excitement is intense, but no
disturbances have occurred.
A council OF ministers was held to day, at
VIII ich the Emperor presided. 1t ls reported
as the result of the deliberations that the
Minister of War will order resiguatioEs
tomorrow, and that NJ. Olivier will be
charged with the formation OF new Cabl-
net.
Victor hugo has been cited to appear be-
fore the Tribunal for an article in the Rd:-
pei exciting haired and contempt for the
government.
lOP p M-Barricades were thrown up this
evening in the iaubourg Du Temple, but
were carried by the troops. 1t Ia asserted
that the trooUs fred on the pe0pie. The
rest OF Paris is quiet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
The Gsu and Mix Trial.

On the sixth page We publish portion Of
the report Of the gin and milk case, involv-
ing the ecclesiastical reputation of Rev. Mr..
on the ensuing day to the court, which
closed as follows:
Second-That for the offences now enume-
rated the censure known in our Book of
Sacrifices as "rebuke," be administered to
accused, and that he be solemny warned TO
guard hereafter not ouly against the sins
which have brought upon him this grave
Ceusure, and upon the church and cause of
Christ so much reprOach but also against
every thing at variance with his standing as
a pro essed Christian.
Third-That on the submission Of the
accused to the decision now indicated. and
on his engaging to walk by the grac, Of God
more circumspectly il the future, the case
be entirely dismissed.
At the resumption of the court, Rev. NJ.
Smythe handed in his reply III writing to
the question whether he considered he had
sinnei. He said he had no hesitation in
submitting to the judgment OF the Presby-
terry. sorry that the Cause had aDy existence
which gave occasion for the same, aud the
promise which is required therein, 'to walk
more circumspectly IN the future" is sim
cerely given. He should ike to have seen
in the report of the committee a stronger
condemnation expressed against the
iibt lous matter contained in the Suns re.
port, iDssmuch rs in his Judgment, the
charges contained therein are easily sepa-
rated from the facts which be had admitted
iu his answer. At the same time he WAS
glad to find that the article was considered
vote was then taken on the motion OF
accepting his answer as final. II was
carried.
nr. Robert Harper insisted on the yeas
and nays being tax n.
The vote then stood six for accepting, and
one against. A: the request of the Moiera-
tor, Rev. Dr. Harper administered the re-
buke, which the Rev. Mr.. Smythe accepted
with bowed head aud a thoroughly peni:ent
air
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
NEW YORK.

The Me Fariand Defense Concluded-Tm-
mense Crowds In tho CourtroOm-4ov-
esnments Advanced.
New YORK, May 9.-The defense in the
Mcfarland trial is concluded, and the prose-
Cution will sum up tomorrow. An i'm
mense crowd, including many ladies, were
in the courtroom to day.
The day opened with great ease in money
at sos for call loans, and continued
throughout the day. Sterling exchange
opened strong on the basis of 9{@9a, and
closed firm at 81. Gold opened tirmer, and
advanced from l4S@l45, and closed at 14}.
Governments opened quiet and steady,
but afterward advanced with increased de.
mand. and closed steady. Governments
Five-.wenties OF 1865, HOG; new. l13t; ten.
fOrties, 1913; Tennessees, old 604; new. 544;
Virginias SO: new, SO; Louisiana SKIES Is;
levee SKIES 725; eights 81; Alabama eights,
102 asked; fives, 70 bid; Georgia sevens "a;
North Carolinas All; new, 23s; South Caro-.
liDas 81: new 8l3
NEW YORK, May Sub treasury balance,
Ss7,272, 1872, including 81 ,6S7, $50 currency.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
Public Schools.

The following named ladies were last
night elected teachers Miss Sarah Harris,
Miss Mary Whiteslde, Mrs. Earhars and Miss
Emily Hunt. They are requested to report
to Superintendent Carter without delay.
One of the above named ladies was elected
to position in the Cbamette School, and
Miss Myers and Miss Sweeney, of that
school, were promoted.
Miss II. Fitzgerald. of the DeSoto School,
was granted leave of absence until July
first, and in the meantime. Miss L. c. Slevin
will fill her place.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

Con siderins this is the day the great
prize fight is to come off between Mace and
Allen, and that much money is likely to
change hands, we would remind all who
would like prize without a fight that the
next single number drawing of the Lou
isiana State Lottery takes place next Satur-
day, when many prizes will be drawn with
out drawing blood or backing anybody's
eye. Here is a chance to get prize with
out being punished; or to get your money
back should you bet on the loosing man.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

There is a woman in Virginia, who is said
to have lived for years without eating. A
Richmond letter to the Petersburg Courier,
without eating. About this time last year
gave you some account of her. am assur ed
by her friends and relations that she es.s
nothing at all; that she appears to be. kept
alive by daily application Ct oil to her
breast. My informants are intelligent aud
respectable people, not kelly to oe impose A
on, nor invent wha, they tell. and the la Sv
herseif is represented to be devouly pic ns
Her beauty ls described as angelc.n "e'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
FOREIGN.

John Hrssht WIN not Resign-Aetivisy IA
the 1 I-oa Regions of SVAles-M eeting Of
abe Opponents Of RDrnllibillty.
LONDON, May s.-The report that John
Bright will resign from the cabinet is au-
thoritatively deIied.
The reduction of duties on iron by the
U1lted S'a.tes causes great activity IN the
iron regions of Wales.
RoyE, May 9.-The opponents Of the
dogma of infallibili,y held conference TO-
DAY preparatory to opening debate on that
subject on Tuesday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
cAde INV OF usfc.

An intelligent and refned audience
greeted the Berger Family Swiss Bel
Ringers last evening at the Academy. The
house was almost literally packed, and
everybody WAS delighted with the enter
tainment, which was unique and at the
same time full of interest. This evening the
programme will be changed, but Sol Smith
Russell will be on hand with his original
character impersonations.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

AS the procession of the Druids passed
moment in front of the REPUBLICAN Office for
a brief serenade. They did the same in
front of the other newspaper offices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
CUBA.

Address signed by Il dies Calling on their
Relatives to Return To Liberty Unaes
the Spanish Government.
HAVANA, May 9.-Some of the principal Ia
dies in Puerto Principe have signed their
names to an address calling on their rela-
tions to return and enjoy liberty under the
Spanish government.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
MISCELLAN EOU@.

Death OF IN Fx.Ualsed stases SeD otor-
House Bn~ssa IA Mem-hts ssa tWo
Ladies Peessnoa- ~ es h~dt-s Qen0saI
O"nGoe ene~- 0e-oaA n. - Festival
NoxfPRLIBR Vermont. Nay .. Law.
renee Brs.nsr, for short sne United
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
NPkCIAL NOTICE.

Court Fotarisl.4 Lodge and Assoc, ,ation Seals,
Cancsiing stsmps tosw atyis). and Door Plates.
neatly epers vsd. Burnics BRANDS. for cigar boIes,
and Stsncels Of every description. Orees from The
country promptly attended 10. and forwarded ty ex
ps.s J. p MURPHY,
Aasnves. No - Canal stvs-t. near the PtsteMcs.
New Orles ne leu sisna. ms
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

TQK oALE-OHOiCE REAL ESTATE or
= the corner of Poydrss and johnson strsets.-A
large and eigby located portion of Ground, with
old build -nes sheds large number OF trees and fne
shrubbery thereon, in the square bounded by Poy-
drss, Perdido, johnson ard Gaivez str. ats, First
District of this city, messurng IA feet on johnson
street, by depth, between parallel lines and
front on Poydras street, oi l22 feet incuee snc
ires. Said portion of ground forms the corner Of
Poydrss and johnson streets, aud is we'll shaded
and susceptible of beng made the finest place III
the nelehooInood WIZ very iittie expensei
j. W. SHAW, Notary Public.
epa No. a Parddo street. mp stairs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
LOST.

OsT-A LETTER FROM HAMBURG. GER
IL many sispe6 by Mrs. ". j Engeis sd
dre ssed to a,rs ~. A. Manning, X. 81. Fry,
rew Orlesns, 1 oulsisns The finder will confer
great favor by leaving t at this ot1ee. my,03t
GAME To MY STABLES NO 80 ST.
" Charles street, Sunday, May 8, lS1o, bright
bay mare. laIns from spawn in the right hind leg.
The owner an have the same by provlrg property
AID paying charges JOSEPH NJ DpeN.
NEw ORLEANS, May g. ls70. Inyi0 10 Ds
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
The Spring

The 6prlng ,.Ia IM.s,,ohr,otte\ Ponub.
ltcas gives q q folowins e'au undrr1,e heading
vissA osS Atics:" "An unmarried Pitisfield
Ars oI III feen is about to become mother.
sssa anu Aer, year her senior, became such
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

The Baton Rouge Courier tries bad .r.,-
mar and witticism. II Gays:
The Governor, together with .>,,o,.,-
Casey, have been examining tks' .,nnth of
the Mississippi. Il Is not stat mJusI mha,h hor ~
they succeeded in discovering ~ o,n hut
they probably concluded that ~ % ir,a 1sd;,,a
dental operation Was neCessar III
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
Forty wears was the goo

Forty years was the goo : - 49, ~
horse which died recently =: - Y u'u aso y.
New York. or him his ;: oiseI ecuuly'
pIv bars with u his teeth vi old take down the
o". of ' a lot h.' and vi Aen he wanted to get
put on, he W. uid go ,sn ne Wan,tu m = 1th snt6
Shop and wait ;htr ). ~ .ne oA.neu asa "a
then return TO tb u, eunsi " I'D pu' VIZ '-AN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
WANTED.

1OOO MEN wANTED-TO co TO
1OUO Alabama, to work on the Alabama a. d
rriIoad, in 3 nice heal by country;
good wages nad good board. Fer further parricu
lars appy at no. le4 Eampsrt street date Circus),
nea r PoyGras. Also, wanted three women as cooks
in priv re families the cOun Ty; two men and
thei wives wanted for the country. Those in want
of servsnts for the city country will please cali
ana leave Their orders at Nc. le4 Rampant street.
Postofice box TIP mJl0 lts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
WAsTtD-AGEN4s-s7s to s2Oo per mont

WAsTI ID-AGEN1s-S75 to $500 per month,
~ eyer,whsre, male and remais. TO InsroSne:
the GENUINE iMPROVED CONMON SENSE
FAMILY SAVING MACHINE. This Machine W II
stitch hem, fell. tuck. quilt, cord bind, braid and
embroider IN O. most superior MANNER Price o. y
BIB Fully suted for five years. We viii pay
$1,000 for any Machine that il sew stronger, more
beautiful Or more elastic seam than ours. II makes
the 'kiastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch Can
be cut, and sti the doth rot be pulled plrt
witbou ut tearing it. We pay agents from S75 TO sou
per month ana expenses, or a comm issioD from
which twice that amount be made. Address
ShCOMh b CO., PITTSBURGH. PFNNSYL-
LOUIS, MISSOURI
CAUTION-Beware Of al aeer ts selling Machines
ur der the same pane ours. nrless they can show
scertificate Of agency signed by We shall not
bold Ourselves responsible for worthless Machines
sold By Of her parties ard shall prosecute ali parties
either selling usrR ii achir es under this ne TO
the fu!i extent OF the law. unless tuch Maehinss
were OF ia ned from our Rsents. Do not he
impo ed upon by parties who copy our advertise.
msnt and ciIcrlnrs and offer worthless Mscbins, at
aless price sr29 3n 1w
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

JEANTED.-A SERVANT TO COOK AND
w do house wcrS, at 800 Bienville street.
rnylp3is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

Appropriation Bill Considered
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, May 9. Eveping-Cotton
market steady and in fair demand: /: sales
TO- day $500 bales. Flour unchanged. Wheat
1c better; No. spr.ng 81 %; No. 2, 81 l6h
@l 205. Corn &C. better; new mixed west
eIn, 81 120l l53 Pork quiet; mess $29 asa
29 SO. Lard steady, steam rendered. 1910
16sr.; kettle rendered, l6l&d7c. Whisky
trmer.. Western fall. 81 070l 07a. Gro
ceries dull and steady. Naval stores duh.
Spirits of turpentine, 42s04Sc.. Rosin,
50 05@2 06. Freights to Liverpool steady.
Cotton per steam !.
CINCINNATI, May 4.-Flour; family 500
S rs Wheat 81 l0@l IS. Corn, mixed, in
bulk, Csc Cotton tirmer and III good de-
mand; middlings 22c. Whisky held at 81 05
al O6. Pork at 500 so. Bulk meats:
Shoulders llAc. Bacon: Shoulders l3c; clear
rib sides l6A@l74c.
Sr. LOUIS, May g. Flour firm; fall super
ine 81 1904 20. Wheat. No. Q red fall,
81 10. Corn, Choice mixed, 81 T5@l ls.
Oats 63G64c. Rye 8S@S6c Whisky ST o..
Pork S29 25@29 go. Bulk meats firm but
nothing done. Lard l6ac.
Foreign MarketA
LONDON, May 9, s P. M.--Consols "a; five
twenties of 1865, S75.
LIVERPOOL, May e-EveniDg.- Cotton
market steady; uplands 10gd; Orl ans 1la@
114d; tales to day IL 600 bales, including
5000 which were taken for export and
spe culatiOn.
PARIS May e.-Bourse closed firm.
Rentes rs.
HAvRE, May 9.--Cotton market opened
quiet but firm: tres ordlnaire On the spot
1904; low middlings afost 1.2S.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

A6ENp W-ANTEn EVesY ~ HERE
- TO sell the A AMERgOAN Ktlf'lkG MAGAZINE,
the only practical Family Knitting Msonin. ever
Invented. r ice s25. viii knit H0O stitches
Per miputs. ADDRESS AMERICAN ktITTInG
aspHINE COMPANY, BostcD. Ma sscfnsefts. or
= Louis, Mi-sAry, sr93n .w
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
w NTED
Nv ANTED,

"a RESPONSIBLE TENANT, to occupy q pleas.
anS>Cottage House in the Fourth District, conve-
nient to market and cars. Will be rented urni he'd
or uDfurnished. Terms moderate For particulars,
address L. L. L." at this office. mye lts
WAETEO-A WOMAN To COCK. WASH
w and iron; also a House Girl RecOmmepda-
tons required. apply at No. $50 Race street
my1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

TNANTID.-A GOOD COOK, WASHER
w woman and bouse servant. None bu first.
elsss servants need apply. Acdress No. 32s st.
Charles street. Dyl0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
FOR SALE,

DOR SaLE-AROUr ELEVEN THOUSAND
+ ACRES, in different g, of the nbest
Sugar lands The state A large portion OF 1bsse
lands is covered with magnificent forests OF red
cytress, and portions near the river. Morgau's
Texas Railroad, and the line Of the Cha a'tanooea
arm Texas kai!rosu-cortiguous TO an inexnaust-
ibk market for lumber and woodland very
ya,usble The whole, an interest. will be disposed
OF at extremely low rates, the owner is about
leaving the state in consequence Of i'll health.
For fui particulars apply to Colonel J. -. Nixon,
NJ. lC6 GFavier street. stairs. corner Bank
pllce, between the hours Of g and II o'clock A. Nj.
!. my6
COR ALE-CROICE VACANT AND
! improved Properties in the First, Fourth and
fxth Districts Of New Orleans.
Lake hhore Properties and lands On the Jackson
Railroad. SHELBY SEYAUUR,
Real Estate Agent
my5 7t A Carondeet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
fYeusrday's Evening Dispatches.

tT6H6tudy 3 EVeu ng DIspBtEn5zI
New YORK, May 9-The steamship City O
Brussels, from Liverpool, has arrived.
PHILADELPHIA, May 8.-The morning
papers this moruing are filed with details
If the damage done by the hail storm last
night. McKenzie's nursery had 1000 panes
Of glass b oxen, aud was damaged to the
extent of $4,000. St. Marks and other
c. urches mad valuable stained glass VIM
dows shattered, aud half of the street
lamps of the city were destroyed.
The largest haiistones measured severa
ounces.
Serious accidents occurred from runaway
hOreS
WASHINGTON, May 9-Honse Adjourned
until 10 morrow without transacnng any
business.
Senole-Mr. Morrill,. OF Vermont, by
f0oleYlNuRn on 1inEYH .gAaE. u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

CM.LL HOUSE WANTER.-ANY PER
y son having small ling house. of three or
four rooms. to rent, viii, find a regular ard
Office addressed to 7. L. The location must not be
more than eight or ten squares from Clay Statue,
ard there must be good yard. my8 IT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10

ArtAur
z PAR..
rat a.
2 oonofahlo
leens q
!. sen 9
Custom.l
tie
,,ooeether9
|. .snances. t.
. .tainine.A
New Urr.3
'hich is5
erbigny&
10 num-
Joseph
day Of \
McOy,4
adjoin
Iealsura.|
of onS]
'etween<|
8 sabove{|
'rlor byl)
1erein),,|
notAry,|
1sey. k
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-10
The Drowning CT John NJ. Neyson-Exis
Widow Sues for $50 ONO nnmaxsa

Board of Metropolitan Police VS.. s. N.
Bnrbank.-In this case defendant has been
served with An alternative writ of mandam us
to deliver to the board the books and papers
appertaiDiDg to his Office as treasurer. No
answer having been filed, the case was post.
poned until Saturday.
A. W. Walker vs.. Thomas L. Maxwell,
Sheriff, and c. Dutour, agent.-In this case
Judge Abel has rendered the following
decision:
The plaintiff seeks to enjoin the execution
of witt Of seizure and sale by eyecutory
process directed to the Sheriff in tue writ Of
c. DufOur, agent, vs.. A. ". Walker, by the
honorable the Fourth District Court for the
parish of Orleans.
Defendant excepts to the jurisdicti Of
this court, on the ground that the piaiutif ff
has submitted 20 the Fourth District Court
aforesaid, in the case in which the wit
issued, against which he now asks an in.
junction. Defendants further answer that
il said court proceedings were had contem-
plating the objects of this suit, wherefore
he pleads res ajudicats.
rule nisi for an Injunction has been
heard. Upon the question Of jurisdiction,
the plalntiff insists that section three of the
act creating this court vests 1t with juris-
dction to issue the writ prayed for in the
! remises.
The following is section-[The judge
here quotes section II the ACT creating
the Eighth District Oourt.] Thiscourt has
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31


WnAT THE Pass sArs.--Thc Read
ing pa Dispateh says: "Tho well.known
superiority Of MIsHLER'S HERB BIT
TIERS will spare us tho necessity OF say.
ing anything at length In favor Of this
magical Tonic and Stimulant. Wherever
this Bittsrs is best known, Il meets with
an astonishing sale. This is the case in
Our section, o. tho country. There are
cAscs In this city where the most radical
cures have boon effected in chronic dis
sa'e.-cascs which the best physicians
could not effect and wc know scores OF
families Jour own among tho nunber) who
would not Be without thii Great -IIousc-
hold Remedy for any consideration. lie,
every family in the land koop IL on hand"
Sold by Nil respectable druggists. Price
one dollar per bottle. Oct. 81 cod, wilt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

- aYIH
So hoirsi' 'a
~ igodiau toa
= o. ,ud ',gid"
! sNuq al gia
pa ,b1sw diIgoV
u 1850 lies %
'qmoo salm,aLW
u odt dsiw IN
poi'Haiiiu9 esi1
tnT mont dJn1ni
) odw bra 5aiif
"a ,aui: Hi Jon
yabHIG adi edi
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-31

Youso HEADS ON AsxD suOyLpKss.--
Il 10 no lnogcr loathsosne task 20 draken
gray hair. PHALoS's virALiA, OR SAL.
vAriox SoR rnR HAN affects tho change
without any unclesn accompaniment. II
10 . limpid. clear nuid, and hes pleasant
aroma. Tho number Of applications de-
ssrmines the shade. No sediment. no
sickness no dArkonsd bOtsios Sold BY al
druggists and fancy goods dealers. ' '.a s.a
y Oct 81 & wiz,