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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-11

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-11

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-11
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-11

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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19

"srauldngs Glue mend. hcadlcss doll.
""u o'oheh craa!e', oylieodlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
HooAand's Greek Oil
IIOOflland's German Dittcrs.
A nttters without Alcohol or spirits
Of amy KIND.

l. different from al others. l. composed OF the
pure juices vial principle Of Roots, Herbs and
Bar,s (or as medically termed. extracts) the
worthless md mort portion. Of the ingredients
not beng used, Therefore, in one bottle Of this
Bi,tcrs there ~ contained rs much medGina yir'
tue a. will be found IN several gollons Of ordinary
mixtures. Tho Roots, etc., uscd In this Bi'ier-
are grown in Germany. their vital principles eN-
tracicd In that country bv scientific Chemist and
forwarded to the mandatory In this city, whore
they are compounded and bottled. Containing no
spirituous ingredients, this B.tisrs Is free from
the objections urged a;ains; all Others; no desire
for s,imglanis can be induced from their use. they
can make no drunkaris. and cannot, under any
circumstance, have any bat q beneficial effect.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
FATAL AFFRAY AT DAW-
SON, GA.
killing orCol. Amcs, the Circus Pro.
prletOr.


The Macon journal contains the partic-
ulars OF fatal ailray at Dawson, Ga. OF
Thursday last resulting in the killing Of
Col. &. 4. Ames, tho proprietor of,he cr-
Gus, and man named David Oxford Il
occurred during the afternoon perform
ancc Of tho show. A number Of men rep
resented n desperate characters, and oil
the worse for liquor, got pistols, and COM
moneed hreing Unfortunately into the
crowd. Col. Ames, who was in his ticket
wagon at the time leaped out Of it and ap-
preached the assailants, unarmed, for the
purpose ofendeavorng TO quell the diih-
Guilty. At his approach, the cowardly
nssassins brought their weapons 10 bear
upon him and though he toald them he
was unarmed and asked them not to shoot
him, fred upon and wounded him in two
places. The frs, shot took effect In one Of
his thighs, and the second through the
back, comming out at the lower portion
Of the abdomen, as the colonel attempted
TO retreat and escape from the mardcrous
wretches.
During the melee, citizen named
David oxford who was standing near with
one Of his children in his arms, was sho,
through the heart and instantly killed.
lie was broiher.in-law of Russell, one Of
the assailants. Madame Frew, the mother
Of the Albino children, connected with one
OF the side shows, was badly wounded in
tue Aeash. part of Of her thighs
No weapons are said to have been drawn
or used by any one connected with the cir.
Gus, though they would have been per.
iec,ly justified in go doing.
Col. Ames was conveyed 10 the residence
Of one Of the citizens OF Dawson, the bes,
medical aid procured and though every
thing possible was done by his medical s,-
tcndenis, yet lie slowly sank into the ley
embraces Of death.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19

PHYsIcAL REGULArIoN.-rhe causes
Of this disease often lie beyond our sigh,
na3 We learn tLir nature only by the
symptoms. Thus We lnd out our physical
depmyi,y. II may spring from torpid
liver or inactive kidneys, or IA disordercd
stomach cop impure blood. Now MlSH-
LEEs HERB BITTERS is standard
remedy Tor working out morliAc matter
rnd purifying the blood and secrctions !;
for iHyigorating the stomach; forcing
VIII healthy action the liver aud spleen
healing ard stTcasiheniug the kidneys
impartng elasticity 10 the muscles. and ii
calm force 10 the nervous system. The
deb...tatcd and enieeblcl Of both ssxes
ara all age will find it the only true. safe
and satisfactory ',omashic and Alternative
lii'er' IN use, and under It's yitaliz.n.
operation, pcris-t health and splendid
sp'ri'' are insured, Sold everywhere.
novl3eodd,Sw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19

ouRrRIsEDl SUPKgIsED, Every body
astonishsd The cheapest man living com
mences Tomorrow. Every article marked
plain. A little child can come and buy a;
well as the Oldest man.
Positively only one price 10 all, and ey-
erything at half price. Look out for cir.
culars. j. W. TROF.
Proprietor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
Or. Hollands Greek OIL,
Lighting Cure for all kinds Of Pain,
aud Achcs.

ArFLifo ExrEgSAlLr.-lt will cure al kinds Of
pains and aches, such n rheumatism, Neuralgia
loothach", Chilhlalns, Sptalus, hruls,s, Frost.
Bites, Headaches, Pans IN The Back aud Lpiu-,
Pains the joints, Limbs stag. OF Insects, RING
worms, etc.
plant backarhcs, SICK headache, collie, dysoutcIy,
dIarrhooa, chOiers IbiantuIu, cholera MOrhus,
rranp, and pans IN the stomach, fever and asbc,
coUsh.. colds. asthma, et'.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
Hollands German Tonic.

Wa compounded for those no, inclined to ei.
rene b.,ter.. aed D.. intended for use IN cases
when soNe alcoholic s,imulsnt 'srequirci In con.
nec,on with the tonic properties Of the Biiers.
Each bottle IL the Tonic contain. one bottle Of
the B!tcrs, combined with pure sa'a crus Rum.
ana favored in such manner that the extreme
bitterness ot the B.,,ers is overcome, forming =
preparation highly agreeable and pleasant TO the
palate AID containing the medicinal virtue o!thc
Bitcis. Tho price Of the Tonic i 81 so per
bottle which many persons think too high They
must take into consideration that tho siiinu'
LIANT used j. guaranteed 10 De Of a pure quality.
4 poor article could he furnished nj n cheaper
prcc. butis not better to pay little more aud
have n good article medicinal preparation
should contain none but the hes, ingredients and
they who expect 90 obssina cheap compound vail
mos, certainly be- cheated.
They are tho Greatest known Rene
dies.
For Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. Nervous pehill.
~, Jsuudlce, Disease Of the kidncy-, Erup.
lions 81 the SKIN. and all disease.
arising from dIsortcied
LAYER. stomach, or I'M
purify of the
Blood,
Read the following symptoms; Constipa,i
FlatUlcnce, Inward Plos, Fulln.ss OF blood 10 the
head, Acidty OF the stomach, Nausea, Hart urn
disgust u;foou, funcss orr weight ~ the stomach
sour Efuciations, sinking or hIttsring al the pit
u ihc stomach, swimming Of the head, hurried
ordih'uli breathing, Tutoring az the lcIri, ghos'
tug OF sUilncAtng sensations Nhru lu lylag pos.
tuTs, dimurss Division, dots and Webhs before the
sighi, du pain m tro head, deficiency Of pcrspir.
alton, Ntllosnc-s of the kin and eyes, pam ia
tho side, back, chest, limbs, etc, sudden tlushss
OF heat, burning IN the flesh, constant mag mugs
of EVIL, and great depression ofspirit-, All these
Indicate disease OF the Liver or digestive Organs
combined with impure bo1i.
The Use Of the BiIefs OF Tonic will soon cause
the above SYMPTOMS tod.-appcar, aud the pa,iou'
vii become well and hcay.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
|Ghe Bulletin.
,tal Eclipse Of nee, mbor @3d. is'c
larehauaLe and Tidal wr-r.

bSal Eclipse Of rnc,mbcr @3d. 1870
Earthquake and Tidsi wr"r.
|{(This will be ono Of the greatest "a mod
| .jn total eclipies OF The sun that has taken
NJ ace for not only does it obscure when ,he
~ Don is particularly near to the earth, but
period when the earth IS nearest the
Ian. and also al the time of the winter
kol.tice, the moon likewise occulting the
lane, Saturn, the planet Venus on the
tme day being in confguraiion with the
knoon, 10 min, south, tho moon Mt the
Nine approaching the, conjunction with
Ehe planet Nercury, which latter body will
E,e only deg. IL min. south pf the moon.
In the opposite part of the heavens,
|botA the planet Jupiterll deg. I min.
|,orlh and the planet { rams tonly sc min.
|ouih) Of the moon at a period when the
planet Jupiter is approaching an opposi-
Zion to the sun, which will take place on
The 18Th Of December, exercising n most
powerful reciprocal attractive influence
thus exercised by the sun, the moon,
Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Uranus and the
earth, all being nearly in a right line, n
that has not taken place for
and which seldom occurs; conse-
quen.ly the effect of the earth will be con-
siderable, creating earthquakes, tidal
waves, storms, hurricanes and cyclones
Similar con1gurations were present at the.
time Of the total eclipse Of the 10th Of Au-
gust, 1865, when Quito and Callao were
destroyed by earthquakes and tidal waves.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
Thanxsg,yiMg rrocIa m alton.
STATE or ILLINOIS,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Springfield. Nov. q. 1870

In accordance with the practice Of my
Predecessors, do hereby recommend TO all
The people Of tho STATE OF Illinois TO devote
Thursday, uhc 2ltb day of November, 1870
to such acts rs will manifest their graft.
iude 10 the Supreme Being for all the mer-
cics Of the year;
But whom thou makc,t feast, call the
poor, the MANNED, the lame, the blind, and
thou snait Doe blest."
Done AZ the executive department, in tho
city or Springfield, this 5;h day Of Novem-
Der, \. ID. $50. JOHN VI. PALMER
by the governor
EDWARD RUNMEIq Secretary Of State, dtd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
DIR. Hollands PodOphyllin,
or suBriTUIE FOR MERCURY
PILLS.
Two pills 10 Dose,
Two Ptils 10 Dose.
The most poleerf,l, get Innocent yegetaJl,
CdthGgtic knOicn.

Cahaytie knOicn
il- not necessary 10 take ahandftl ofthase pills
10 produce the desired effect, Two OF them at
quickly aud powerfully, cleansing the liver, stnin
aeh ana bowel, a. all impurities. The pracipll
inNedltht ~ F"dophylhn, or the alchoholic OK
tr.rt 81 Mandrake, winch - 10y many times more
powerful acting and searching than the Maudrak.
tseI Its peculiar action b. upon the Liver clean.
ing u speedily nom all obstruction :. with all tie
power Of Mercury, Yet free from O. e lnutlou. n.
suhs attached 10 TIE use Of thai mineral
For all diseases, ~ which M. Use OF "A csthart.r
b, Indicated, these Pills viii give entire sntI.fe.
ton IA every case. They NEVER ran.
In cases ot Liver compl mt, Dyspepsia and cX.
uelne costlveness, Dr. hootaud's German rltters
9rlonic should be used ~ connec ton with the
rms The Tent effect of the Bitter. or Tome
haAd' up the system. The Bitter or Tonic pur.
rs We blood, strengthens the nerves, RLGuL.rrs
N's Liver ana gives strength energy and yigor.
http your hosels active With the Pills and tone
UP we system with the Buffers or Tone. and no
disease can tain IT, hold, or ever again assnu T.
ih'st medicines are sod 10y all Drugg sts md
! dthIcis "a medl'lhos everywhere.
hecol"et mat It is Dr. Hoohand's German
Remedies, That are so universally used and recon
mend"d' ana 10 not allow the Druggist 10 induce
you TO take anything else that he may say IN ST
a. good, because he makes larger ITofit on H.
These Remedies VIII he sent hy eXpress 10 anv 10
+ cMty upon application 70 the PnINGIPAI or
T filEi al the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE oal
/ ARCH STREET, Phil de lphla
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19

d. LAMhEEI, Ohio Leyee, between
Eighth and Tenth streets, has enlarged
and improved his shaving and hair-cu,tipp
and is prepared 20 shave customers in
first class style.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19

Clean towels, sharp razors and courteous
attention are among the attractions Of the
establishment. tr
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19

LikE"VVAEERGvNs. Artificial teeth
are OF little Use, and easily detected. Take
care Of the real ones. An you need /. fra.
grant Aozodont. Use it daily, and YOU,
teeth Will tie the last OF nature. rii,s TO
fail you ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-05-17

The remains of the late Stephen Barton
were inferred in Windsor with Masonic honors
on Sunday last. The ceremonies were per-
formed by Bethlehem Lodge, of which the
deceased was member, assisted by members
of the Augusta Lodge. There were at least
one hundred brethren present. Preliminary
services were held at the house of his aged
father, after which the remains were removed
to the church which was filled with the friends
of the deceased and the Masonic brethren.
Many were turned away, unable to gain ad-
mission Funeral services were conducted at
the church by Rev. DR.. Kicker of this city,
after which the body was taken in charge by
the Masons who bore it to the adjoining church
yard where the burial rites of the order were
observed. Mr.. Barton's age was 55 years and
months. He will be remembered by our
citizens from his connection with Mr.. Merrill
of Windsor in the dry goods business in this
city, under the firm name Of Barton & Merrill.
He was in trade here in the brick store at the
corner of Oak and Water streets, for four years
from 1861 to 1865. The great fire destroyed
both his store and goods, and broke up his
business. The next year he purchased a farm
in Farkman, where he has since lived. He
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-05-17
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May l6.
The steamer Idaho from Liverpool brought
among her passengers DR., J. G. Holland and
family, of Springfield, and Mr. and Mrs.
Erastus Hopkins and two daughters, of North
ampton.
Richard Lloyd, near relative of Gen.
Phil. Sheridan and an old citizen, died in this
city Saturday.
Rev. John Cotton Smith has written let
ter in favor of opening the Mercantile Library
on Sunday.
Gov. Hoffman has vetoed the act to protect
citizens from Ampircism. and TO elevate the
standing of the medical profession, on the
ground that the provisions of the bill are
needlcssy restrictive, and would oftentimes
operate disadyantageously and harshly.
Tom Allen publishes challenge to fight
any man in the country, excepting only Mace
and Heenan, for any amount from one TO ten
thousand dollars.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-05-17

On Thursday evening of last week, Gen.
James A. Hall of Damariscotta, gave his
lecture on the battle of Getty sburg, before the
Veteran Soldiers Debating Society at the
National Military Asylum at Togus 1t was
the same lecture that has been delivered with
so much acceptance at several places in the
State. 1t was probably never before repeated
under such peculiar circumstances. The gal
LIANT soldier who had participated in the scenes
which he so clearly described, stood face to
face with the disabled veterans who had been
marshalled upon the same deadly field. Gen
Hall claimed their attention from the begin
ming of the lecture and held it to the close 1t
was their united testimony that the facts de-
tailed were true to life, and the stirring scenes
of the conflict were not over-wrought. The
lecture was illustrated by map on which
were traced all the points of attack, the diff
ferent avenues leading TO the battle field and
the movement of the troops on each day. We
have heal d the subject set forth in more g low
ing language, but never before had clear
an idea of the actual operations of the hostile
hosts and the topography Of the land. Gen.
Hall spent several months in preparing the
lecture, drawing from his own experience and
the undoubted statements of his brother Off
GERS in the army. We trust that the General
may be induced to repeat the lecture in this
city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-05-17

had been a sufferer from consumption for
many years; was compelled to reliEquish all
labor for two years previous to his death, and
since last August had been confined to his
last sickness he was canvassing agent for a
newspaper meeting with good success
He was true christian, unassuming and some
times even diffdcnt; respected by all who had
dealings with him; and best loved by those
who knew him best.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-05-17
FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.
LONDON, Nav l6.

LONDON, May Ib.
The supposed Fenians arrested here yester
day were examined to-day. The evidence
was unsatisfactory and the prisoners were re-
manded.
Rev Thos Dale, Cannon of ST. Paurs, died
yesterday in his 73d year.
The English pilots speak in high terms of
the sailing qualities Of the Sappho. They say
that she shipped no water, and made 80 miles
on one reach.
PARIS, May l6.-
Madame Olivier, the wife Of the Prime
Minister, has received the decoration of the
noble ladies of Spain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-05-17
Methodist Conference.
KocKLASD, Me-. May lG

hOtkLAND AIt.. NIHy To
The East Maine Conference closed its ses-
sion here this afternoon. This morning the
action on the report Of the Committee on
Temperance was reconsidered, and new
set OF resolutions substituted for those pre-
viously adopted The only very material
point OF difference between them is that the
resolutions adopted to-day, declare that the
necessity OF d State police for the execution
of the laws against the liquor traffic in this
State has been demonstrated by experience,
and that the members OF the conference will
use their influence for the establishment OF
such a force
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-05-17

Hon. John l.. Stevens, with his family, left
the city yesterday in the noon train, for New
York, there to take the steamer for South
America, to enter upon the duties of the mis-
sion to which he has been appointed A large
number of Mr.. Stevens friends gathered at
the depot to bid him good bye, to assure
him of their kind regards and to wish him a
safe voyage, pleasant sojourn. and safe r' :
turn. Mr. Stevens address will be John l..
Stevens, L. S. Minister, Monteyideio, IRA
quay"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-05-17

A ride into the country just at this time
will convince any one of two facts that there
are horrible roads and good promise of an
abundant hay crop. This is the staple crop
in Maine, and when it yields liberal har-
vest the continued prosperity Of our farmers
is assured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-05-17
Temperance Convention.
BATH, Me-, May l6.

BATn, Me, May I6.
The Maine Temperance Advocate of this
week. publishes n call for State Temperance
Mass Convention, to be holden at Auburn
Hall, Auburn, June Eth, at ten O'Clock A.
NJ, for the purpose OF nominating candi-
date for Governor, and to attend to any other
business that may properly come before said
convention.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-05-17
Suicide.
DETROIT. Nav is

George Chambers aged 60 years, shot him
self through the head Yesterday afternoon.
sane.
Francis Wagner shot himself dead at Bay
City on Saturday at halt past one o'clock.
He was to have been married at two O'Clock
the same day. No cause is assigned for the
act.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-05-17
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRASCIsCo, May

SAN Francisco, May l6.
The English squadron, Admiral Hornby,
arrived at Victoria from Yokohoma yester-
day.
The Indians committed nine murders iii
Arizona during last week
New Mexico is yet undisturbed but mining
in the vicinity of Prescott is suspended for
want of water.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-05-17

Methodist society in this city on the last Sab
bath. In the evening closing services of great
interest were held in the audience room of the
church, which was well filled. No farewell
sermon was preached. Rev. Mr.. Martin, Mr..
Kings successor, will probably enter upon his
pastoral labors next Sunday.