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

~ "'N'h ~ '''"'S IVY H'e"0' ~ Nv
"A heavy fog prevailed during tho later
part of last night, but the weather opened
clear this morning. Mercury 45'
The river has fallen inches in tho
past "a hours, and the prospect Of low
water generally is very fair.
business continues fair.
The City Of Evansville brought 81
pkgs sundres, 10 bbls salt, so do -four, for
Cairo, /, hhis charcoal for St.Louis, IS
bbs -four, 10 sks corn, 225 bbls q SKIS po-
tatocs, 500 hoop poles, 80 Dbl, whisky for
shipment South, and large lot Of sund-
fies for other points.
The Mississippi is steadily reeoding at
St. Louis. The Illinois is too low for nav
iga,ion. leo aoa,ed past Dubuque two
days ago.
The Ohio Is stationary at Pittsburgh
with I fee, 3 inches Ia tho channel, bu, is
falling at oil other points with feet Q in
chcs at Cincinnati, and ~ inches on the
chute over the falls.
The City Of Alton discharged here sos
bales cotton.
Tho Shark added about 800 tons at
shis port.
The Marble City added about 100
tons.
The Hale hss lao? bales cotton and
the Mary Miller $50.
The Quicks,cp is the Evansville ps OK
ct this evoaing
The Armada departs every evening
at 4 o'clock for Paducah.
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CORN MCNI--Is dull, small suIcs OF
city mills steam dried in order lots, were
made at 81 So
Bran.--Thc only sale rcporte
50 SKIS at S,S per ton.
PrOyisiOms-are dull and unchan ged
asutter.-With ample supplies OF al
grades, the market is weak, and former
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Shell oysters received every day by
Louis Herbert
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COLLEGES.
HIGH DEDICATION.
HElLMUTH COLLEGE

Z GARD and Tution per annum, s-40'
HELlMUTH LADIES' COLLEGE
inAlguratedby lI.R.u. Prince Arthur board and
Tuition per amman s?2d, Pres.deni, the ,y
par tculars apply 10 MAJOR Evans, .Londou tan
aiaWcs,.
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Commercial
THURSDAY EVENING, /
November II, 1870. I

During the presen, week our market
has been devoid Of any special interest, and
Ia nonc.of the leading articles has there
been any quotablc change in values.
There have been moderate transactions
in oats and hay at abou, the same range Of
price. noted in our last, but Hour has been
ia, and next TO nothing DOING and no
sales Of corn on account, of the absence of
supplies.
The trading in minor article. ha, been
Of abou, the usual character, particulars
Of which are specifically detailed under
their several headings.
4. the rivers above hero are all now On
the decline, and the approaching cold
weather gives warning Of high freights
aud impoded navigation to and from the
uppcr-rivcr ports, we shall expect before
many weeks to have to chronicle our US
usl winter rush Of produce seeking mar
Ike, at and beyond Cairo. We believe our
merchants are better prepared than ever
before 90 receive and either sell or forward
all tina, may be consigned to them. Their
warehouse facilities have been enlarged,
and whenever the proper time arrives and
the amount Of business, requires H. resu-
lar line of boats will be put IN 20 ran be-
tween Cairo and New Orleans, QGite II
number Of spectators and shipper viii al
50 make this their headquarters for the
winter, who will be ready to take nj! offer
ings of produce ut ~ full market value.
Hence II there is mn active market any
whero in the West during the coming
winter, for produce, W. are of the opinion
il will be in Cairo
FIOur--is even dullos than at the date
ofour last report ami there were hardly
sufficient sales 10 indicate the current
rates, which have not however, varied
any during the week. Sales comprised
81 bbls Spring XN from store Ce.."sl -
30 >" super ia, -. 90
500 city mills Winter wheat y,
Xxx, and xxx, at IS -
81 80 and 50 %.
300 various grades G1i 2'taS' 40
Whcnt.-There are scarcely ANY re-
ccipts except on millers orders. car far
red sold ut II %.
COrn.-Therc is none arriving, either
new or old. The oaly sales reported were
20 sacks white at 65c, 30 sacks mixed nj
zoe.
Oa,s-are quiet with less receipts and
the demand i moderate at unchanged
prices. Sales were all in new burlaps, and
comprised
car delivered ........."..".....'. ..Gioc
..................,,.....
i .....'.''''''''''''"V.ss
] choice delivered ......."..".. .""a2e
Hay.-Choice Timothy has been in ac-
tive demand, and all receipts OF such
found ready sale ut full prices. Common
and mixed are dull and neglected. we
note sales of 20
/ car mixed, delivered ....."..."@ $io oo
3 on track.."...'."'"tH ,ouoo
delivered. .......(9 ~ oo
"Prime mixed "'';''''''''''.'@ =, 90
| . on track........C9 ~ 90
3 "Tmothy delivered.,.,,'."ta' 10 w
= '.....,,,......O9 lS oO
| choice do, ".,...,".'".@ ID w
Corn Meals dull. Small sales OF
city mills steam dried in order lots, were
made at So so,
BrOn.-Thc only sale reporte
50 SKIS at S,S per ton,
PrOvisiOms-are dull and unchanged
Huttcr.-With ample supplies OF a
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RIVER NEWS.
ARkINALS

Arln g'on Columbus, Armada Paducah,
Marble city ~. Louis Jessie Gin,
Young Brown g NJ Miller Memphis
Russell " 81. Hale 20
City Evansville Ev City Alton Vicks.
DEPARTURES.
Arlington, Columbus, Armada. Paducah,
Shark New orleans Russell Shawnoetown
Marble City Weeks. Jessie Memphis
sam ! Hale Cn Jennie Brown shaw.
CITY Alton ~ Louis City EvAnsy liz Lv.
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" city mills Winter wheat Y,
Xxx, and xxx, at IS -

IIay.-Choice Timothy has been in ac-
tive demand, and all receipts OF such
found ready sale at full prices. Common
and mixed are dull and neglected. We
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Persons calling or any of tas abovy lcitors will
please ca tor - lycrIsei letters" hud eve The
date oi this hot, GEb,W MckEAlG, =. NJ
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THE INDIANS.
PREPARATIONS FOR Az ANrI(I.
PtTtD OUTBREAK.

\ letter from military officer .,ntiYued
I ~ Dakota correct. many Of the cIagg.r-
nlrd statements originating mostly in
: Washington regarding the threatened In
dim war. IN reference 90 recent Z. lr.
gram stating that thor. were
from 1000 - 20 G0o Sioux on tho war
path. be say. there are not over eight
Thousands Indians Of the Sioux tribe and Of
thi, number only about 500 are warrior.
This tribe l. The only one that i. giving
any evidence Of trouble and they declare,
that treaty stipulation. have not been I.l.
hllei with them, lille our military force.
charge that the fault is with them, There
are now IN Dakota fUty-Uue hundred
troop. composed uf iufarfr. and csysIr,
Fort. Ellis Buforl Shaw and Benton. MD
Camp Bufirr nli For E.... Boo Montana
are garris"rrd hy the ~ cavalry md ls,b
infantry while Forts lotion. Ransom.
Ah-rcrOmb.e Ripley. Woodwork
S;,yyn.ou. Randall, Rice prd Sl.lv.
10 Dakota are gurri-on,l iv the
goth and -2d infantry I'll. lith and sih
reg .mrut. 81 infantry on" now ou their
way e. Dakota. Gen Sheridan. n i. ,N.
Ier'"ii !, 10 take command Boo rH.s au
Indian war break. out; bat tho authorize.
her" are yet confident Of ability 20 pre,.ry,
wv l''AN'f - l'fNthilN " some 81 Inc brute
Sioux chiefs can bee got 90 come To- Ws.l-
iugiou and l"ckcd up. 4 letter from Con.
sheridan, dated Chicago. April 2s,h.
say' may shy IN reference to the man.
sg~ment of Indians the reservation system
j, the only one offering any pro, pect Of
success, bgi all experience has shown that
the Mild Indian viii not adopt il until
be j. forced to DO 80. All the On the
northern Pacific coast had 20 be- suLdg.d
and forced into the reservations. which
was accomplished between the year. 1855
and 1850. Then peace cusu.l I.attorly
the same policy has been pursued ia r..
gard o. th" Cuiusnchr,. Kiowr.. Chrven-
n".e, and ArrupabOe. After the Wild In
dian, are pot upon the reservation.
strong military force will have 10 d. ken,
there 90 protect the dgcn'. and other, re-
quifet IN the work OF cuiiiya, Jon. and also
i"r tAc ,lLorilUHt.on If the Indians. aud
their protection against the oucruachmeut
~ the whit" agents. who utL,rri.r would
take p"''c-,iDn Of their land. o.. vol "a. of
their subsidies.
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Ihe Anllrtin.
'',.".',.,.",'',a."'u'',''
AN ATROClOUS CRIME.
A MAN SHOOTS HIS WIFEANn THEN
BLOWS HIS OWy BRAINS OFT.
prom Tho I.nmnr N...ourL.n.

On last Saturday man, whose name
we did no; learn living near Doyls Port,
IN thi. county, attempted 10 Kill his wife
and then ended the tragedy by shooting
himself The deceased and author Of the
hOrrid crime, wa- man "a year. Of age,
and had just returned from the north part
of the state, whore hc had collected about
tUcnty-cight hundred dollars. He ac-
cu.cd hi. wife Of communicating the fact
Of having money o. the neighb0fs; and
on Sunday, after sending his grand daugh-
ter from the house, he seized a revolver
and fired at his wife, but missed hs aim
she ran to escape hi- vengeance, whnreupun
he took muskct loaded with buck shot and
fired at her ag lin as she ran, the shot graz
ing her hip and she fell a. If shot dead.
The Old man then took his money known
to hny" been at least s3.sDOJ. aud all Of biz
deed. aud papers aud burned them Then
he loaded his muskei placing il ~ hi. head.
demanded his little son, five years old. to
shoot the gun. Tie 10y refused. lie then
took q pie e of chair-round, whitfield il
ftt so that it would pa. ia front of The
trigger. placed the muzzlc Of the gun b.
hi- head and fired, literally tearing the
top part u biz head away. Thu. ended
thi. horfid tragedy.
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FEVER AND AGUE
AND CHILLS AND FEVER.
ENDEU'S CHILL CURE.

II stimulates The ORGANS 10 u'rIorm their uf'rren
Junction., anil l"'- Hs sn 3BiIfDie % the roi-or
tonic such 3D..
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The Wear and Tear of su.,n... L,r

The csrs- ami iplur, Of business life ar, tttI
tell severely upon the health ani constitution 1T
the ardent, energetic hu- ness man aud when the
need u s-ne su.tilning agent j. i'lt, stfnultrt-
that tAu-r uul! tcWpIruN cAhItrufluu, and
leave the system m state u partial collapse Wh,u
me r hr-f vhcol hs- passed. ot, are too often DO.
sorted 90. ~ certainly s- tfc leaves behind 90 70
rrsiium - ashes, III" Use of siult"rated ifQuur.
oi CDmWcr'" pry1ucr- premature Xhsu- 4. uu and
decay Touch them not. Tone md regulate the
nNefaXsd vital machinery With Hostettcf STONE
och Bitter. Ia thnf Wholesome elixir. ths al-u.
hOlir element, whru I- the nurrst d-rivshIa from
any source, Bis tempered hy thr choice t0uiu ar-
rent, aHti-niaous and auti.irhriie vegetable tx
tracts aud juices. 10 strengthen, recruit, suIapc
ANA purify ih' system i- the mission Of on. great
vegetable specific, when thv stomach ~ IA q
healthy state, tle u'r tog. regularly, ihr bow, Is
? rioru their office properly, and tue tsIegBpL.s
thrrs OF "a" nervous system are lu perfect work
ing order, m enormous amount Of lhOr pau be-
borne Nithputrisk OF inconvenience, and the d.
rect effect of tho Btter- '- 90 promote th., .or-
Gus condition 81 the functions uuun NhItn fl.
uuur.shmout Of the body, and ~ poNsi OF enc
durancs mainly depend. The great tonic aud 10.
t"ratiNc n, therefore, emphatirallN recommended
tor H. remarkable Strengthening q. opsrtle-. o.
all upon whom the responsibilities of l,tc press
heavily, and who feel like tauuug under the
hurthen. lively appetite, splendid iigestinu,
elastic spirits, and marvellous ability 10 With
stand fatigue, are among the blessings Justly a.
cTibed TO the renoyating operation of THIS palAia.
lle and powerful CORDIAL, and ~ spring aud SUM
mef Alternative, there !, nothing IN tho materia
medca that can be compared with n,
maya-odltw
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Judg. Of I'll. supreme Court.

N"afe authorized 20 announce that tine Hon
SIDNEY BBEE-Es ~ Dec oaulIla', fls tHs osi.c
~ judy" nf me supreme C0uu - Illinois. from
the fr-' Gf'ni Division. Election ou Monday,
jane O., leo.
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-.-----I---7 seOsss----------
BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:

Benton Barracks, No., April 80, Iso,.
DR. JOHN BuLL--Doar sir; knowing the en-
cheney Of your ssr-parls, and the healing aud
u.ncncial qualities n Possesses, l send you the
following statement OF my cssei
was wounded about two years ago--wss taken
prisoner anu conhDod for sixteen months. Boing
mo'en ~ often, my wounds have not aoaiod yet,
] have not sat up moment since vas wounded.
am shot through the hips. My genera health
~ impaired, ana need something Ia assist ha
ture. have mor, faith IN your -af-aparila than
"a anything el.e. ! Hisi that that i genuine.
Please express me half dozer battles, and
oblige CAPT. Z. T.. JOHNSON,
~. Louis. Mo.
y. s,-The following was written Apul SO, lso.,
b. Mrs. Jeanne Johnson, mother OF Capt John
son;
bR, JOHN bULL~-Dear Sir; My husband h.
:, Johnion, MAS a skllnll surgeon and physlr
ian IL Central New York. wh-re he died leaving
the allow &. u. Johnson IN my care, A. thiHrrn
years OF age D.. had a chrome dlsIThea ant
-eromla, for which gave HIM your >arsaparls
1T CURED HIN. : have loI ten yeaTs i.cuhi'
mcnded 70 20 many 10 Nev York, Ohio and Iowa,
for scrotula. fever sores, anr general dshllly'
Perfect success has attended % The arc Vee''s
sasss u ssre'Nis aad fsrcs se's esys aia'i
HrdsHloHs, ! am Ser! anxious Tor IA. - 70 asan
have recourse 10 your sarsaparilla lie y . Tiui
oi getting spurious article, hence hi- Wilma 1"
you for 10. His wounds Nefe terrible, but he'
lies will recover Respectfully, ,,
JENNIE JohNsoN.
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ynficss
I.LECTION NOTICE:

=
Notice i hereby given that I, special election
vii be- held .u the CTS % Cauo lT no-. on Mon.
day. the bth dHy of Az next, \. To l-1n 81 the
u.uh voting places IN -hid CITY. wa For the First
Ward ~ tie building uu The southeast corner Of
~iNtk street and Nt.hngf1n avenue; for the
second Ward AZ the Arab Fare Iompany's I'm.
g.nr House f.r the Tl.ri Ward ~ tie Office ~
Bryan >hannessy, ami Tor the Fourth Ward
% ll" Court House, 90 a.. erfluu the vishC.
~ ihH voters ~ ss'd CITY, ~ % subscription or
purchase by sad CITY OF shares tie capital stock
~ ~" keufuoky s. Tennessee Railroad Company,
OF Kentucky, trthe amount Of $1,000, said sub
-Hr Lon or puI. base Co be pad Tor in bunts %
SAID CITY u CAIRO, nlfug sue 'venty ave years
au"r tue date thereof bearing intetcsta IL" rate
~ 'lEht per cont. per unuun sald Du1i- o. leo de.
liyer.u TO said Company IN insiNm.nts u ssp,o
road shall have boon completed, the iron laid ana
ready Tort 10" cars o. run thereon, aud the stock
20 l' received from said Company 20 he soli 70
snd re.ronFeVed 20 said Company hy said ,,ity,
a.rtrsIycd, ~ o. Pre-. not a. sXte"l tive per cent
~ ~" par value thereof, work on said road 90 be-
commenced within "a months from the time the
sut-,r puou IL voted, ami 90 %" competed within
eight". n months thereafter. At-aid election tho
hHpt- rs.t tpr rafn subscription OF put'hss" shall
have ihn wofd- "Inr Subscription" written ur
printed thereon, and al thc ballots ca,t against
words Against subscription" written or printed
opened NJ eight o'clock 4. " Of said day. and
closed Ut TX oc,ock y. NJ.
Notice i- also hrr,U y gwen tb8t on the said 30th
day % Nav, IA "lsrt on vii be- hcld Tor the pur-
pos" ~ 'lrtt'ng member ~ the select Council
stoned by The .e- gualioi ~ q. - " ilRin-on,
-sI1 election 90 boz held az tlp following plrc-,
Nrs Fret Wsr4 100 tAr bulldu on the southeast
corner u -v'h street ant Washington avenue
SECOND War 90 he Ergne Iinuse 81 The Au'h
. g, COMPANY, Third Wari ~ lbc yihc. ~ Br,au
-n'Hu'-.t, Hui mo f0nrh Wlri ~ The o"art
House. JOHN BRpWN,
tY Clerk.
Gaia, A.. No. iprfi - r.-0
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Estate ot ,Hlyr Lawrence, dccea,ed.
The uu lyr.Igurt having t,Du appointed EN'r-
UrHr 81 fu, Inst vii unt tgstaurut ~ Calvin Lave
f,UHr, late oi the tuuuty Of AlrN udcT, and -tlt"
90 Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice ilmf be-
viii appear before the County court of Alexander
county, 10 the tuuIt House 100 Cairo, 81 tho June
term, on tho Third Mondsy IN june, ncNf. ~
Nb,yh time 90 p'Isons having CLAIMS slslnst ,aid
estate tfr notified Hui requested a. Htt"ud tor the
purpose Of having the same adiu -tet Al p.,-ou-
Indebted tu -aid r-ttt" are requested =" make M
Wctla'" ut,mrut 90 the undersigned. DJ,e'i
lhi. stA da, OF April, 4 u, leo,
y nvNStKEE,
ar-ultaltu IaagutD.
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4 iook for the Miliiou
"AH2Hfp5Ac:E Z: {: e: E:

.OJut - marry. On ia. physiological ~, ,teue.
aud revelations OF the sexual system vlth the
latest discoveries 10 producing ami preventing
of-prug hos To preserve III" complexion. etc.
Thu. i. an interesting work Of two hundred
anu ts"niy -four pagos, with numerous engrH'
wings. ami contains valuable information for those
Who are married or contempiat. marriage, It'll u
IN book that ought 10 10 Kept under lock and
key, and not laid ,sr-eslys about N" house.
sent 10 any one tiree OF postage Tor F,ny cents
Address Dr. BUTTS, D,spcn-nry,, No. y NORTH
Eighth direct, - Louis, Mo.
Hs-NOTlCE IT, THE AFFLICTED AND IN
PoR lUNAIE. "sa aefore applying 10 the no.
toriou, qsasss Who advertise "a public paper-, ar
u-ing any auask SSs.sd,', PeTu-e Or Buiis' work,
40 matter whu YOUR disease f., ~ hos depioFshio
Nour condition.
Dr. Batt. can be consulted, personally or hy
mail, on the diseases mentioned IN hi- works.
Office, Ne ~ North Eighth street, between Mar
k.i and Che-nut, II. LOUIS Mo, seZIlSdaw
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Duis, Mo. s"k9dh
Isstcieior's. ISsis Dye.
~ s1sr ~ rHE woItD--tloes not contain
Iriol poisons 10 IAmlyze 10" system or


Ofuosfly one hundred receipts tor making brsndy
al kind. oi Wine, Gin. Ale, Beet. C,rt,ai., -u-
p.rm CIDER ami fnurh o'h"r useful inforna, on
tor tho.. dealing IN or ninufarturing any Il the
above esther FOR the trade " hotne ne.
sent ny mai, nee ~ postage, tor ~ cents. A..
tres. Y. p NORMANDY III Nsrr.t street,
-, isuI-, No ser Iy,IsN
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ksshu 80 igps. HN.-lhe true e.umsi" -
ssn.n--,b" hsrpiEss- 81 IA bouorab. marriage
tie rl.rtil social E,I. DftU- day, tbs cause
sr. cure. sent free, 10 ."ai't envelope Al
Iro-., HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Bo1 T.. n La
u.tpha. Pa
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n You Wan,

Material % make dollar bottle Il the h..t Hnn
n--t"tnive ever n."d ior restoring gray hNf t.
q. "rig mai color send 4, cent. for package.
zoe wANf
Ni"- Whu" Teeth, Healthy Gums. and sweet
sr"s,i ..nd Tor our TURKISH DENTRiFICE,
proc, 80 c.nt..
~ 80 ssAr
-r cure for H"adarhs. C,iArrh. I'.sins~s, of
DD In IN W. ears, send fot oaf -rEKNUTA.
TJkt. Price - cents.
~ EA,rr u the aboy" sent posi-. psIt ~ 70.
'"itt 81 ufire.
AiIf... Joseph X. L.etsr. al Mar,,' street.
- LOUIS, No. s-.rIydaN
A. Es-Ar ron iorNG MIN. ON ~, s.olps..
=. Erfou Aliases aud p .."a.ss, Iuo.Ieut o.
Youth all Esdy Manhood. ~uirh create ,mp-si.
.-ni- 10 NAkslA6E, With sure means Of relief
-"ut I1 sealed .-ftsr ebFs'npc- 'f'e ( ha-ge.
address. bf. :. Xxi LlN uuubHruN. Husaf1
A..us -t,on, Philadelphia, Ia. .'-7Iswan
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SIIERIFF' SALE.

Ry virtue ~ an execution Ia uo directed by
the clerk ui the rtrrut court ul sNtndcr county.
IA" slate Of Illinois, "a taf"toi Daniels. lhyis,
atm pI~lratur, lie huuIs non ~ iuno- j Provo,
deceased, nr the use ut Levi NJ. baNi- and
the III owing de- r.h'd property, to-st;
lot numi cred twenty two ts-l, IN block nNm.
h.r"d seyeu'y.un ~, boz The hr.t addition Ia III.
civ Of cairo, county Of Alexander aud state of
Illinois, tL. property of the said " Ham II. sans
dusky; whirh shan offer ~ public sale, u the
,UutuV, -tvIly d0or Ui the "urt house, IN the city
OF trIru, Alexander county, Illinois, on the four.
l""uth day Of NAV, A H., ls'u, between the horrs
ui MICS clock, q no., 'nd sunset Of sad day, for
cash, 90 satisfy sand execution.
LOUIS II. MYERS,
SHERIFF. Alexander county, Illinois.
Csiro, H., April II. Isl -wlw
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~. Cures Colo aut SfIp.bs If.t.t,
o.u,, ",,,t.. mthe i-Js si-, sud "a. .H- - %
Rnrf' t.ts. t4r pfp.ras 20 -
tsttiI.uZ
49, -ut.due- Guufa-ions tt.t,.t.
t.tft''-.tft..- aud ossruumr. al hIs. -. u
rtss- .urut 10 800. -,
-" liant. ami chu4fsn '''
.p. Cure. Ia thra, b,-.u. pp,,.l.
,..tt .t''.,,l.. ten, aI4 -4mHsFr i|.H- - -. "
'".' plant 10 tH. tTs4 g H.. -
g..
u f. the Gfeat Infants aUI CH.idfrn.. -o7rt.ug
Kennedy 100 ~ ID -oTlrr- brought 0n ~ i.'taIng
ofany other cause.
Prepared by the Ora F-rOS MEDICINE co,
H. LOUIS, No.
Sold ~ druggists and dealers m medicine
sssTyahste s~s' iSdas
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ylWE proprietor OF this celebrated medicin.
i Justly CLAIMS for " superiority over all re.
medies ever offered TO the public for the s.ls,
tam, speedy and permanent Gre Of Ague and Fever,
or Chill- anI Fever, whether OF short or long
standing. He refers 20 the entire Western and
Southwestern country to bear him testimony TO
the truth OF the assertion, that IN no case
whatever will u fail TO cure, II the directions are
strictly followed and carried out. In great
many cases a single dose has been sufficient for,
cure, and whole families have been cured ty
single bottle, with n perfect restoration OF the
general health. ~ ~, however, prudent, and N
every case more certain To cure, II its use - con-
tinued IN smaller doses Tor aweek or two anerthe
disease has been checked, more especially In III.
huult and long standing cases. Usually, this
medicine will not require any aid to keep the
towels in good order should the patient. howey.
or, require cathartic medicine, sfter having
taken three or four doses Of the Tone, single
dose OF BuIrs Vegetable Family Pills
will he sufficient.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-29

Mr. Greedy is still telling the readers of the
Tribune what he knows about farming Here
are some OF his freshest ideas on the subject:
Now that winter il approaching, &c would
perhaps be ss well TO discontinue having AND
turn your attention to getting in your fan saw
logs. No farmer can consider his fall WORK
complete until he has his cellar well supplied
with saw-lOgs. Seated around the blazing
hearth of winters night there is no fruit more
delicious.
A correspondent asks US what we think Or
late Flowing. Flowing should not be continued
later than 10 or IL O'Clock at night. It gets the
horses in the habit of staying out late and un-
duly exposes the pillow. We have known blows
TO acquire springhalt and nfiammatory rheuma-
bsm from late blowing. Don't 60 il.
10 another correspondent who wants us to
suggest good drain on 3 farm, we would saw a
heavy mortgage at ten per cent. will drain Il
about as rapidly as anything We know of.
A pickaxe should pever be used in picking
apples. 1t has tendency 10 break down the
vines and damage the hive.
In sowing your winter appleiack horse rake
will be found preferable to q step-ladder. Step
ladders are liable to freeze up, and are hardly
Palatable unless boiled with sugar.
In cutting down the hemlOck trees for canning
select the largest. Don't throw away the chips
as they make fine psrlor ornaments encased in
rustic frames of salt and vinegar.
Now is the time for planting your winter bay
The pink-eyed Soufhdown Is PROBABLY the best
variety, as it don't need pulling, and begins to
lay early.