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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-29

People who arc always fishing for
compliments, do not need very long
linos. They will get their best bites
In shallow water
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-29

The luxury Of being the Keystone
STATE is an expensive one. Penusyl
vanis pays moro income tax than II,
linois, Michigan, Indiana, Iowa, and
New Hampshire combined.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-29

Didn't you guarantee, sir, that
this horse would not shy before the
iiro Of an enemy p "No more he
won't 'Tisn't iii after the fire that
be shiesn
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-29

TmE OFrsPRINo.-The House is
bound TO receive Whittemore, or else
disown its own progeny. Thus say 5
the st. Louis Republican, and then
continues "lle is, in truth, the
grandchild of Congress for Congress
begat negro suffrage, and negro suf-
frage begat Whittemoro. II Radical
ism rejects the twice chosen Repre-.
sentative Of the South Carolina Airi-
cans, because he sold cadetships, aud
rejects two African cadets al West
Point on the hypocriIical prelencv
that one is "dehcicnt in scholastic
education" and the other has weak
ness Of the lungs, it will stand before
the world as having condemned its
own work, and disowned its own off.
spring '-Agc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-29

rhe arrival OF the Niger cadet
Heward, at West Point, has caused a
sersation among the cadets. As the
in,tituiion has bcon IN a measure
closed against Democrats since lSbl,
thCy arc mostly OF the Republican
ne suasion, but none the less indig'
haii because this likely young negro
hal, been forced into their aristocrauc
eiiac A petition TO tho Supouten'
deIa has been drawn up, praying
that he be turned over 10 cadet Grant
scn Of the President, to mess win
lust to show the country whether OF
no the negro is u "man aud a broth
cr in high as well as in low places
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THOS, S. WASHBURN,


Glen Hope, Clearfcld County, Pcnn'a.
TIME subscriber has devoted much time and
i attention to the SCALING OF LOGS, and
takes this method Of Offering his services to those
who may need them. Any further Information
can be had by addressing as above. je20-tf
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TnE
'CLEiRPIELD REPUBLICAN,
EsrABLisnED IN isat.
be largest circulation Of any News
paper in North Central
Pennsylvania,
Terms Of Subscription.

h paid in advance, or within months...,s2 90
4 paid afler and before months...... 2 so
\ paid Aiier the expiration Of months. 90
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DENTAL PARTNERSHIP,

nw<@ En. A. NJ. HILLS,
I|I/@| U<<|rss 10 inform bic patrons, and the
o.I||1 r<e<r<|Iy. .ihat he has associated with him
q ~ rr&>1iet of Dentistry,
g. r. SHAW, d. D. s.,
M<e 1s r~iuate Of the Philadelphia Dental
r.||<r<. "a therefore has the highest attesta-
ijs11 " 1r>f>aional skill All work done in
~ c1es I&i|i hold myself personally resPonsi-
NJ Itf &<|&< done In the most satisfactory man
o1< &r< 1|It<st order Of the profession.
a. 1@11&I|1hed practice Of twenty-five years in
~ rI&<@ &1>bles me to speak 70 my patients
X1<<.@u<11 frou distance shosld be made
NJ &I,<< [tr day before the patient dssigns
>[.i|.<. Hare I, isSs-iy
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SURVEYOR.

nAVID REAMs, Luthersburg, Clearfeld Co..
Pa, offers his services as Surveyor in the
west end Of the county All calls will be attended
to promptly, and the charges moderate l;l9;3O
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26

A. P.itslutg ,gus rom tho West run dircc, 20 th.
taIpu depot passenger, fOf Harrisburg, Balil'
more, Washington Philadelphia New York, Boston,
and al the tvH England toNns, ar" transferred 70
IIAn- of Tho
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26
BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read The Captains letter ana
the Letter from his Mother:
Rcnion RaTrark., No, ArrIa1, .

benton baTrprEs, No, APrl@ 10.
DR. JOHN BuLI.-D.arsir; knowing the 30
cheney Of your saTsp0rIla, and The healing slJ
beneficial qualities po-srs-'s, ! send you The
followtng statement OF my case;
IWas wounded about tNo year, ago-Was taken
prisoner ami confined Ter sixteen months. Bong
moved ~ OFTEN, my wounds have not healed yet
have not sat up moment slncs vas wounded.
ap shot through the hips. sly general health
IL impaired, and need something 20 assist ~
ture. 1 have more faith IN your -afsapaTlila than
IN anything else. I wst that that r genuine
Please express Inc half doz"I bottles. aHd
ubhge GAIT. {. r. JOHNSON,
~. Louis. 80.
r. s.-Ths following was wHtien Apu 80, lsis,
b, Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother 81 Capt John,
son:
Or, JOHN BULIs-Dear sir; Ny husband, DT.
r. JOhnton, was a skilliul surgeon and physIC
ian 10 Central New York. where ho died, leaving
the above &. l.. johnson u my care. Al thirteen
years Of age, he had a chronic darrhca ana
scT0fula, for which gave him your Sarsaparillt
1T CURED HIN. ] have tor ten years IcoOW-
mendet u 20 many In New York ohio and low,
for scTofua, Fever sores ant general debility.
Perfect success has attended 10. IAf ,gtc'ss
~ cases q scTgfud AID fgr0T core, Nsrs 0lmost
u,raesiOss | am very anxious for my sOL 20 again
have recourse 20 your sar,aparilla. lie j. fearful
Of gettingR spurious article, hence ms whiting q"
you fort HIS wounds we're terrible, but be-
JENNIE JOHNSON
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The sun 8nllct.." .letin.
PUBLISHED Br yv1Nr co. VS- co.
N. b. HARRELL, NToR' re rorl
THE CASE or nn.dANAS oF,Aror
AMEN.

Senator Conkling, in rep4,--y against
the admission ofBrigadier a les, AZ sen.
ator.e.ect from Mississippi nd not lack
abundant ground for the position he
took. a correspondent informs us that
the senator "called attention te the con.
stitutioiiai requirement that person TO
be eligible as q senator Cf the United
States must be an inhabitant of the state
for which he Is chosen, and must be sucl =
inhabitant when elected. The elec,io,y
In this instance occurred on the 18th 81
January, 1870, at which time Ames was
military officer, stationed in
Mississippi by order Of supe.
rior military authority, and was acting
as provisional governor, by appointment
from Gen. Mcdowell. In the opinion OF
the Judiciary committee, his presence In
these two characters did not constitute
the requisite legal residence, notwith-
standing his declarations when consent
ing to become candidate for the senate,
that he intended to leave the army,
which was accepted by the president
before signing the bill to admit the state
There Is no evading the force OF this
plain statement. Yet IL is said that the
senate will override the report OF the
committee and admit the military sena-
tor. The idea of a military ruler
securing his own "election" to the high.
est legislative Office, is so seductive and
beactifui to the radical mind, that they
will cheerfully make breach In the
constitution through which the idea
may effect an entrance Into the realm oil
stern realities.
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SEWING MACHINES.

\\'ll ': y; = G; ; ;::::
Is THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE.
WIN stitch, Hem, FEN, Tuck, ford.
beautifully. it viii. %ith The finest needle and
thread run from perfect work on the finest Nan.oSE
Change s' Of needle Ii thread Sl or enson vii use
coarse cotton, linen silk and Irvine. |, run. easier
faster and ster than any other machine II lorm.a
stitch, each loop being TWISTED by means of
THE "RoTATING HOOK"
and drawing the twist into the goods, thus securely
cut at frequent intervals, and in that even the
seam is Warranted not 60 rip IL wear and under
worn out family garments, bosons, pants dresses,
where was the GREATEST COMPETITION, and to
superiority, durability, Elasticity and
beauty.
A patented device prevents the possibility Of the
machine being ron il the wrong direction, or the
balance wheel ever wearing or touching the dress.
THE NEEDLE CANNOT RE SET WRONG.
thus avoiding tn" great trouble of0ther InWhin"S.
No BREAKING OF NEEDLEI,
The blade OF the needle is less than three {, urihs
OF an inch long, and Il straight.
WRONG.
Any Que may adjust them ~ THE DARK. The
hem may he of any width. No other hemmcr or Eel.
Ter i like this Ii turns the hem ON the right or IN.
IL viii no, drop stitches, as the needle i
moi ylbrat.. ike longer ons. They are
! v,St.r,rrt.pFn yytru N,,rtiru,Tt,,t t,pr
-" 90 W.
tlsION.
Hence, each part - interchangeable An ,n ho r.ad
s;n. HI prop"riy cg,"d f5r Sonc W." a. 80 g1, -
coz, la, ,,.r.i,a,i.,i ~, nee 40, o,h,, " '"
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26
MAsTi.Ii's SALE.

STATE Of Illinois Alexander County, So. AlcNau-
der county Circuit Court
ia the matter OF The Illinois Central Rail Road ~.
Daniel He'll aud William Barker. On b tu eu-
force Vendors Lem,
Public notice h hereby given, that IN pursuance
OF a decfetal order entered IN the ahuN" oit .Jled
cause IN said court, on the Goth day OF July a. D.
lsGp, Of the July term thereof, |, John q Hartman,
Master in Chancery of said county will ON tho Se.
cond day OF April, A. ID. 1870, NJ II o'clock IN the
forenoon Of sald day, sell at public auction 10 the
the court house m the city of Cato, in said couu'
w. the follow lng described real estate, situate IN
the city OF Cairo, county OF Alexander, and state
Of Illinois. town; Lot numbered Seventeen ~
IN Block numbered one ~ according 10 The re-
corded map or plat u ercoi, together with all and
singular the tcncmcuts and h,rodltamcnls there
unto belonging.
JOHN q. HARTMAN,
Mastc ~ thaupcIy.
Cairo, H., March lith, A. u. ls,A
mRTlldtl
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C1atlIss sa1ad E'cvcr.

u'IlE proprietor Of this celebrated uedI,.t"
l Justly claims for % superiority over Wlf
needles ever offered to the public tOf thc sgif, f'
tam, sps,ag Naa psrmaHsff 10 Auu" AMI Fs' Pr.
or thGl- and Fever, whether OF short OF long
standing. lie refors t. the entire western NrI
the truth Of the assertion, that IA Do rH-'
whatever will 70 ful Q" cure, u the directions ai'
strIprN followed hud carried out. Ia gt'a'
man, cases single dose Ias been sufficient flr
cure, and whole families have been cured by
single bottle, With perfect restoration OF ih'
general health. 10 IL, however prudent auh 90
every case r,ors certain o. cure II IT, Use b. con.
tuUei 10 smaller doses f1r week or two after it'
disease hns teen checked, more especially 100 600.
Gcult and long standing rns'- IHugIy, this
medicine will not require my ld 10 keep tnr
towels In good order should The patient. h0w,s.
er requIr, ,alhafir medicine, AFTER htiIr-
taken three COZ four dD-t. 81 ihH Iuu'c, .IuE.'
dos. ui Bulr. vegetable Family pits
will l. sufficient
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26

state 81 Illinois. Alexander County, ... Al,y1b-
der County C.WGI Court
On tho Insit.rof Joseph Mskeulo end NsEton
Nce, hrm oi NckeHzv6 Roe, So Peter I'm.
Norman. u4 l"'ltuuioE Mechanics Lien.
Fable Notice = hereby given, that iu pur.u,nce
a. tsef~tai 0fdsf elisf-d 10 the above entitled
cause. 10 Ne coart % Common Pea, o! 10 rty
20 D4F1. o. fts 81 DAP q November. A. j.. 10. 1,
% fr~ hgTsrf fsf tenn, l.s-, n ssll tus cd Com
-.l Z HtF. ar4 e--taIa 1f4sr catered iu ilr .Hii
.'H-. f...r. ~ A.-Earf@f county. on Tho tr-t
elg ~ l.'--rr. = ". lsfn, q ile -sI'eMh"I term
4".H. - ssai Nfr4f D9Ift, !, John . hsruau,
E,tr.r i f-s-rerg - ~ crur, 81 'ie Moth
GAP - ArF. 3 . ls-. sr a % clock no tur lref.
f.a- 70 ,-4 lay, o.. s~. ~ Eutllc au1f 300 Zoo the
T-rsF pa. TO- cash. a. Gle -nlth'N'- door 81
r.+ rt..Fr al..a .r poo "'g 0i Caro-. #. SAID .uIu-
f4 ttf losing aaser.tsI real estate, -.fHlf. boo
tHr F.F-f A44 f.Dn o. 'nr ffy % Cairo, county uf
A.-taufsF anI state u lii.D"ls, tD'Wh Lot num-
t-fe4 4aenty-c glt l--J IN Block numbered
EUuy. -lt .lsI as known AMI de- grated on the
recorded map plat thereof together with all
AMI singular the tcncmeut- fud hvTeuittucut-
fh"geuutu belonging.
joins q. HANNAH,
Master iu Ihincety.
Cairo, Illinois, March 10th, 4. -. 1870
ii
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LEGAL.
V,RUSTEE's SALE.

Il
whereas, Cordelia =. Atcll and Joseph !. Abel,
her husband, by their certain bced, bearing date
the twentieth DAY Of August, 4. u. ls1s, and re-
corded in Book ~ Of deeds on page u, IN the
Recorders oiiico Of Alexander county, IilinOts,
did convey In Zee e. the undersigned, James W.
Mckinney, the following described lot or parcel
ofland, t0-witi Lot numbered uhry-seycn! ~, IN
Block numbered (htty onel d. 10 the city Of Cairo,
county vf Alexander aud state Of Illinois. Pro-
Vided, however, that IN case oI default IN
the payment Of certain pruni-sary note,
of the said Cordolia b.. Abel snd Joseph
l. Abell bearing even date with said Trust
Deed, for the sum OF Twelve Hundred
Dollars, with interest nj the rate Of twelve per
cent per amum rom maturity until paid, and due
and PAYABLE 90 the order OF the under
sgned, James " Mckinney, at the city
National Bank % Cairo, ia Xix months aner
the date thereof that the undersigned, the
aid James W, Mckinney, his legal repre-
seniatiyes or attorneys should proceed and
sell the said premises a. by sad deed provide
ed, and execute ~ the purchaser good and
sufficient Decd conveying all the right AMI titlo
81 the said Cordcla T.. Ahcll and jusoph hboll
signed. And, whereas, default ha- been made .n
the payment Of SAID note, and the entire prInupl
and interest thereof remain. due aud uupsd
Nov, therefore, notice Is hereby given, ih1i hy
virtue Of the terms and conditions nf suid Iru-t
Decd, lwill, ON Friday, April 1T, 800 at Tie court
house iu Cairo. Illinois, Ut the hour ~ 10 u''lusk,
am, Of -ald day, sell tho premises Aforesaid, 20
public ycndue 20 the highest bidder Tor cash 40
hand, and Will execute and deliver 90 'he puu'h'-
JAMES ". MCKINNEY.
Mortgage Nnd Trustee.
Green Gilbert Attorneys,
Cairo. Illinois. March nth, ls.u-mlrlId-ui
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26
Foar Daily. Trains Leave \. Y for Boston.
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia
for New York,

TIN, j, the only route by which passengers can leave
nam leaves the Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago
hallway Depot at $50 pm. and runs through without
DELAY arriving IN New York al $500 Monday morning.
Hours In Advance or Other Lines!
The SEQ PIN. train from Chicago arrives m New
Rork at Ql5 am. the SECOND DAY, leg Hours
In Advance of any other Route ! with cor.
responding reduction "a BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
M baggage checked through 10 all stations on the
Line OF the Pennsylvania Railway, and To Baltimore
philadclphlaand New York, from tlttsburg, Chicago,
and ali principal Western Cities.
re- Rates OF freight and express freight to any
Eastern point are at all times a. favorable as
~ Through tickets for sale at the principal Officer
EDWARD H. WILLIAMS,
General superintendent, Altoona Pa.
I'll RlMBALI, Passenger agent Chicago.
Iel7wf
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T,IRE AND MARINE INSURANCE

UNIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
COMPAS1Es;
NIAGARA, NEW YORK;
ASSETS. ,t38,aiB 20
GERMANIA, NEW YORK;
AS gvs~........si ,O6s 1921 rs
HANOVER, NEW YORK;
ASsETs-......- ...ss26,.8a IL
REPUBLIC, NEW YORK;
,025 u
Comprising the Underwriters Agency.
YONKERS, NEW YORK;
ASS ETS .....-.......ss.s,t 49, Is
ALBANY CITY;
AssETs. ..............St 1913 80
FIREMAN,S FUND, SAN FRANCISCO
ASSETS, Gold. "so.s. 200 90
SECURITY. NEW YORK; (Marine.)
ASsETs...-........s ~, f32.st8 90
a,o,.. dv.uings furniture, hull- and cargOes
insured at rates ~ favorable as rouhd p'rh'h'h'
security will warrant -,
espeetfuily ask u the ciik"hs 81 'eI'' Ash'''-'
their patronage. =. ,,,,,up.
Oaice at First National Bank.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26
INSURANCE
II. II. Candee.

-~-~O~-~O~-~~~~~-~-~-~-- -~~.--~-~-~--,~-~--, -
w. II. Morris. ii. IL. Cand~e'
CANDEE & MORRIS,
Notaries Public and Insurance Agents.
Cairo, Illinois
OFFICE-No. II Ohio Lerse, City National
Bank Building. dec2ff
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26

90 Al New England passengers holding thfoug
tckets viii be- transferred with their baggage, TO Rs
and Boat Connection, IA New York, without charge.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26

Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL al
his Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louis
vile, Ky.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26
NIAsTER's SALE.

Green & Gilbert, Attorney
Cairo, Illinois, March nh, IL
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26

10 3oston aud New England passengers this rout
= especially desirable, a. u gives them an opporinnlt
of seeing the hncst views among the Aleghsn
Mountains, besides visiting Pittsburg, Philadelphia
and New York, without EItra0>t-
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-03-26
uR. JpHS BULLS PRINCIPAL osc..
No. 30 FIFTH. Cross street.
louisville Ky.
BULb'S
WORM DESTROYER
To Wy United states and World
wide Reader:

+ HAVE received many Testimonials from
i proie.s and medicsi men, o. fly aIManse-
are genuine. 1hc following. from highly 'iu.
Gated Hld popular ply stefan Iu Georgia, I- C'f-.
ia.uly one 90 the most -.u-I bile communication
have ever received. II. Clement knows -.
arty what Doc sr'ak- 20, uud h.- tsstImou! dee
serves tn De- written boo letters &C gold. Rear
what The Io.iDr says 90 Eulis Worm D.s.
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81 EuIi'. Worm D...
tr''yeri
Nilarop. WaIa'r County C.,
limo -. L.-l.

bf ions Eutl-u.H s.r have recently
gwen your "Morm destroyer several trIHi-,
aud luI % wonderfully 'N.rrItU- u boz not
failed 300 single Instance % have the EsheIsiur
effect. am go .ug pfctty large county pfhrtc',
aud hANr d. 3 uru iUf some article 20 TIE o..
an free % oonir.. bat inoW u 90 remedy
recommended - the sNI'-f Authorities that a a.
certain ana speedy loo It- '-s.'-. uu fHo contrary
thew are uLrtru.u Iu She extreme. Ny Object 10
writing you is O. tuI out upon what terms r.ti
get the medicine directly from .uu. II ! coz 90
tupon easy terms, ! shall us" great deal Ui 10
am aWar" that thc use % such ARTICLES is contrary
10 the teaching aud pfart.' 20 greet m.ortl
II The rslHlar lus 'i-Hhft o. q remedy rhi.H no
know 90 =" sufficient simply H"'au-r ~" NAV BE-
Ignorant ~ ~ combination. For ny part, sls.I
mskc o. q rule tu u-' 80 flu every HiraHs Ca p.
le,lsto suncins humanity which ! fnry o. az.
20 cummand-uoi he-itaiing t'causS sUtur cue
more ingenious than ny sill have leaned lts
effects nf-t, and secured tho sole right 20 ssru',
that knowledge HoNr,cf, am by 10 mean sr
adVocaie or supporter ofta' thousand n .orh.rs,
nosirums that dood the county, tLat y.Epnft Q.
cutc all manner OF disease O. which SssA i- heir
Please reply soon. and inform me oi our tees
terms. am, AZ, very fespf' iiuNls
tUIir-P CLENENT N q
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-04-09

CHEAP PAINT FOR FENCES, ETC.-Two
quarts Of skim-milk, eight ounces of fresh
siakcd lime, six ounces Of boiled linsecd- oil
two ounces Of white Burgundy pitch: dis
solve in the oil by gentle heat. The lime
must be Stacked in cold water and dried
until it crambles into fine powder, then
mix ii with one fourth part of milk, add
ing tie ell and pitch (mixedl by degrees
Stir tie mixture. adding the remainder of
the milk, and tEen add three pounds of
Spanish white. Other colors may be used
instead of the Spanish white if necessary.
This paint is Lightly recommended by Eng
fish gardeners for painting gates, sheds. or
other farm buildings.
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Who refer you 10 Elerer W.uircl Of the best
citizens Of Philadelphia vii" have been cured. prac-
tcc IF eCen He0TS pec'0'tp III this disease without
a failure. WITrGHtS Il cuFC III ali s"s.5
Feb -. lN.n--lN
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- <zz---
Nice Dishes that all Farmer-FOlks can
Have.


| The question. What shall we do for q
change? is one which often vexcs the
! housewife, and many times is not so easily
answered, especially among a certain class
OF farmers and a pretty large class too
who feel that they must make the product
Of their own farm furnish variety FOR tile
table. Among this class. apples is the
"stand-hy for fruit. and in nine cases ont
OF ten they seldom, il ever, come to the
taGle III but two ways, viz: between two
i@u cruatS and Stcwed. | give a few
recipes for preparing this esteemed fruit
which, when once tried, will moi. think
be willingly abandoned
Take "asy-couking. tart apples: pare.
and with a narrow. bladcd knife remove the
core; after they are all served in this way
place on tin plate, the stem or Llsssom
end down, and fill the hole left ly remov-
ing the core, with sugar: drop three or four
drops 81 water Favored with lemon. if Won
choose on The sugar i'll each apple. and
set in tie even and bake until done, which
will be in about three fourths of an hour.
il your oven is right. Remove to an carthen
plate as soon rs done, which should be tif-
teen or twenty minutes before serving
These are excellent with meat dinners ~
eaten alone with cream and sugar. they
make very licc dessert.
,;t,Ia o"t'' "PIiSS ei
,,',,,.,,J ,r;.,i I'', wv MhIn properly
IS ncachrs pare .,,,srfn, onI ,.o" 40 800 n;
sweet annlcs NM Hen, il, an aa,tI,,,, ,'' o.
new ii, 'lish and set j., tho s+e',.,,. ~, "i
steam until done, which can be told bv try
ing with 4 fork. Serve, when cold, with
cream and sugar. Do not forget To- steam
and can some before tlcy are all gone, So
otLo,. f,,,it !. sn,.,., '0-'' ping "'i'"
AprIr p,nnIyr Sat a. ,,nah .4,,,
1,ad - -, a., "i'l :,, hs nue." StaiG
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FiRN md UOT,SEHOLD.

rs 10 any who Will contribute an coca
sional article to this column--once Il month
or oitener if so inclined-we will send a copy
| Of Tile Wig free.
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.HEDICINiL.
so WHOOPING COUOU
CURED BY
Delevau's Celebrated Remedy.

IL Fr5Ec FIFIl IrIlts.
Prepared at Sixth ami Wood SIS, Philala.
fslzA Ask your Druggist for it. Feb % lSGl-y
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pa- PILES or HEMORRHoTDAL TUMQRS. INTER
NAL and EXTERNAL. BLIND. BLEEDING and ITCH-
ING, positively. perfectly and permanently CURED
without pain. dan ger. Instruments CauStic, l,v
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

90 u ,ri! one hundred re "ipts inr mth'nH brandy
,l tud- Of W.uc, 1,n, ale. l".r, Cpriai', STU
r"rni Cii"t, ,ndmu,f, "'hct Useful Information
or 'hps, dealing III ~ manufacturing any Of the
b.N,, riil,,t r,t the trade or hpmc Use.
~"ut 10y mBil free 81 postage TT - cents. NJ.
.iro-.. Il. r. NORMANDY, sol Market street,
-. IuuIs, No sen WA"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-13

Material =" make dollar bottle Of the best Hair
hr-tnratis" ever used Tor restoring gray hair TO
sori. g =. aoiOr send 81 cent. Tor q package.
~ nj ~Asr
N,ce WHIT" Teeth, Healthy Suns, nni sweet
trath ,'ud for. oar TURKISH DENrElfICE,
proc, - n'Ut-.
~ iuu N,St
\ ur rur" ipr Headache, Ddafrt, Deafness, On
,HE.rr iu the ears, $50, !rt uur NrktNUrA
TORY Pri,r - cents.
""iIt 81 uuc".
Address Joseph Il. L.char. IaI MARKET street,
4 Louis, Mo spg7iydaw