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

Warnr.'s Dyspepsia Ion'e ~ prepared
expressly .or lyspeptics and those suiictihgNlh
hattual cost ,encss. II lisa Ill ghtly stimulating
tonic anda splendid appetizer, u strengthens The
stomach ami restores the digestive orgapr OF
their hoaliy state. Week, nervous AMI dyrI'P,r
nersons should use WASTES BisrErsiA Io>ic.
ior sale by druggists. Price one Dollar
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
rIE CAIRO BULLETIHI NOVEMBER 49,
GsS!shh,
s.CMNEss. PAIN and DEATss

irr.'iua'cly result MS penalties for violations Of
ms ural laws, from which mono escape.
The 0dcd cheek, the pale aud,wan features, the
dul eye, the cloudcd intellect, the deep hcM'n1
sigh, The feeble ana cmaciRtcd frame, The d'l' L.
brew tho lettering gait, all Indicate pf''I.""
2 f,t .e PRESS on OF law. KNOWING 'Uru"rt-' nH
ton h. the thief of time" all mi. .ngolt utluSH
apply for some remedy Ms On n~ c'r,"lh~'Nh.
feTn,t while those who do not act upon The
pr ncple that udppys arc oaugerou-,' generally
ingci, lose more time and pay more money. -
Thousands Of mothers ana daughters, IN NJ
liurering ana dying rom the effects "t some
dreaded and dreadful
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
Wine al Life.

Ihs Great Blood Partner and Delicious prlnk,
Warasr's Stnum Vita. or Wtae Of l,te,
is Tree from amy poisonous drugs or impurities,
b. ng prepared Tor those Who require stimuanl'
IL lr hsploudt appetizer, and tonic, AMI the hn'
Il j. the most pleasant amt delicious article ever
offered 30 the public, lar superior 60 brandy,
WHISKY, wine, b.tters, or any other article, IL N
more hrHltAN. aud cheaper. Both male aud
female, Young ana old, can take The Wine OF Lie,
lI l., "a t4Hf, o. life pTc,cryor. Those wh" wish 10
ENJOY good hraih apd a free Nov pi lively spitit,
1. VA Take the Wine Of Life. n b. dificTcu
irHiu ans fling ever before ln U-'. u d. sold -
Ifuggiti- Price one Dollar, IA quart BOTTLES.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
WARMERS
Pile Remedy.

Warmers Pale Remedy has never failed
OF ever IA one rAsei 10 cure the very worst cases
bind, itching or Bleeding Piles. Those who
@ afflicted should Immediately call on their drug
/. I and wAsSIk's puLL KrnrpN. IL u expressly
2 the Piles, aud /. not recommended 60 cure any
her Il sease. IL has cured many eases OF over
r,y years standipg. Price one Dollar. For sale
druggists everywhere.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and Fe.
male Regulator known, viii cure all those com.
plants above mentioned ia an Incredibly short
time. The Bi'ters at once prouscs, strengthens
the womb TO it, natural condition, removing OBJ
distractions, relieving pain and regulating the
montnlv period. Yondcr stands pale, iecbl e and
langud gitl, just bursting ia,o womanhood; she
~ the pride Of ALL but bark she silently steals u
pickle, eats chalk or slate pencil no app' tite
Tor food she turns with dull eye and seeSs sol-
itude her eve no longer spnrkles, her merry
Laugh IL no longer hear ringing through the air
-he mopes about with bloodless lips and gum with
headache, p.lpiiation, constipation, swimming of
the head, cold feet and hands, melancholy; sre
has coated tongue, offensive breath, aud host
pf other evils too numerous :" mention.
when neglected all these SYMPTOMS become ag-
grayacd, there Is sick stomach, heartburn, DARK
line settles rndor the eyes, the leg, and ankles
are swollen the hair losses t. gloss anu falls on
| there L. brittencss and splitting q the ringer
| nails, swollen abdomen. extreme nor, ousnoss
pains and aches, dry cough, hystcrical hts, rapid
| prostraien and death II you, or any Of youi
iriendr are thus afflicted, send ut once for bottle
| of English Female Bitters and be cured. Its ~
| fecis arc magical In such complaints. surely nc
| mother will postpone and delay this duty until
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

Are prepared from the pre.cripaon Of pr. Rob-.
l. Bell, an eminent physician OF many years eN.
periencc aud are not a worthless patent medi.
oine Dr. Bells specific remedy has been tested
for many years, and is warranted u CERTAIN cure,
10 matter how bad the case may he Hundreds
Of certificates cnn be shown. To secure the gen.
uine, enclose - in letter and they will be sent
ON receipt, secure from observation, by mail, post
paid, with rules and instructions that will nsure
Il u eedy cure. Private circulars sent free Ad-
dress STEPHEN iiAMLlN,
Gcn'l Agent, 73I broadway, n. W.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
GALLN's
Head Dispensary
Established IN lsin. nnl chartered l.Il, for "a
treatment ~ sll Diseases ot u priyui" natures
cideni to both sexes. cure IN guaranteed
every case undertaken.
Tor SalO:
Devices Female Regulators

For females. Warranted 20 remove obstruction
etc. Price 81 per box.
Also full assortment ~ Bandages and Trusscs
n superior quality 81 Male Sheahhs Ell forringl,
one sj per half dozen, or 81 per dozen.
4 Modidal Pamphlet, containing al elaborate
treatise on the above diseases, With icN practice
remarks upon the cause, effect aud treatment o.
the same containing 80 lug" pages Hu" - cut
and "ngraylngs, showing N" different stages, ci'
sent IN sealed wrapper on receipt q pI.rc o.
cont-J Address
Galen's Head Dispensary,
40. - West Jefferson str",
e2TcOliteowv L0.Nlll", *
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
NOTICE.
United state, Of Amer. a. Southern Dis,rc, o,

Nor''E'
United states Of Amer a. Southern District OF
ILLINOIS,, -,
Whereas, on th- 7th lay % october. 4. u rs7n,
VII Im T.. Hal lay, osner IL the tafgo "swsl.
lHH. il"t "a Eel 10 Tue District Court ~ the
u tt rfhtcs for the -OlileTn District oi Him.
o. aga u~t fN" h,,auhDli "ln.l.yll,s,' her
boat, 'uss.c, "t'., etc, praying that tie sane
may b. 'ou iHWu'I IA Gee Ordanre ~ith the
prayer 81 sail libel.
AGIVhor"as, hy virtue % process IN due form
q las, 20 me directed, rstur1able on ih. trs
Monday iu November, ] have seized upon and
taken The sad -'eaWtoai Louisville. =" her boat.
t-El", etc., nni have the same In my custody.
Motto" I- hereby ven, that "a District Court @
the United states vii 10 held at tho United state
t"uf' Room, m the city Of Cairo, on %" hr-i Mon
day lu Ioccmb"r, next, for the trial 81 the sal
prrm-e- ana the owner or owners, and all per
sons Who have or claim any interest therein, az
hereby cited 70 he ami appear at the time an
place Aforesaid, 10 shos cause, " any they have
Why deere" should not b" rendered IN sea.
Hurc with the prayer Of said libel.
CAIRO, H., OF. -, islU.
JOHN l.. ROuTr, L. :. ANsnal.
wv Iste'rAun, DE putty octSldlN
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
old DIR. IlEATIl'S

Many years experience IN curing Catarrh, con-
sumption, Dyspepsia, constipation, piles,
disease of The Liver blood, skin, and
urinary organs, disclosed the start.
ing fact tha, the majority Of them were caus.
cd hy and could only be- cured after curing them
of seminal weakness. Inhalation, caustics, IRON,
tones, stimullu,s, hypophoshitcs, mercury, cop.
alma, cubcb., buchu, injections, aud the ordinary
remedies had proved worse than useless,
EVIDENCE PROVING
d II. IL Il ~ II II =
Treatment Superior TO al Others.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19

dyspepsia, headache,
Jallndlce, costlycness,
sick headache, chronic
'llarrhga, affections OF
the bladder, camp
Iiysentery, affections
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-08
4 SLANDERER PUNISHED.
The Editor of the scurrilous Eing Or.
gan nThrashed-HoSv he Took it-What
People Think about it-NIovcments OF
Judge Carpenter.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TEE Ssws.l
COLUMBIA, Sunday, August

COLUMBIA, Sunday, August Z.
An encounter occurred this morning in the
Columbia Hotel between Captain George Tnp-
per and Mr.. John NJ. Morris, editor of the
Radical Organ published in Charleston. The
difficulty grew out of an article published in
that sheet on General Butler, entitled "a Coun-
ter Indictment"
Captain Upper accosted Norris and asked If
he was the editor of the sheet in question, and
author Of the article alludng to General But
Ter.
Morris replied, "Whether wrote it or not,
I am responsible"
Captain Upper instantly dealt Morris blow
on the face that staggered him, but he caught
against pillar and recovered himself. Ano-
ther blow was passed by Captain Upper, when
Norris ran up stairs, his starting being some
what accelerated by lifting kick from behind.
On reaching the top of the stairs Morris stop
ped, when Tupper sent his hat up stairs b.: .
servant.
Captain Tupper was subsequently arrested
by Trial Justice Solomon, and held to bail in
the sum OF $500 to appear at the October ses
sion of the court. He was also bound over TO
keep the peace for year and a day. Colonel
Thomas Taylor, Judge John S. Green, Major F.
II. Ellnore, and number OF other prominent
gentlemen, volunteered promptly to go on his
bail bond. The community heartily approve
and endorse the prompt action Of Captain rup-
per in resenting the personal abuse and scvr-
ri!ous attack on General Butler by the Ring
Organ.
Judge Carpenter and other gentlemen pro-
minent in the Reform movement, will address
a meeting Of citizens at Aliston, Fairfield Coun-
ty, tomorrow.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-08
Il GREIT VICTORY.
Result of the North Carolina Elections.

RALEIGH August 6.
Election returns received to-day confirm the
previous opinion expressed that the State has
gone Conservative BY 5000 to $4,000 majority
Cobb, Republican. lst district, and Dixon, to
ill the vacancy occasioned by the death Of
Heaton, both Republicans from I'd district are
certainly elected. Additional returns render the
election OF Waddell, Conservative, over Dock
cry, Republican, certain; Gillian, Conserva-
tive. elected to I'll Deweess vacancy. and H.
Rogers, Conservative, to next Congress for the
4th district, elected; Rogers beats Harris,
negro, about 900; Leach, Conservative, is elect
ed over Scott Republican, for the 9th district;
Harper, Conservative, is doubtless elected over
Jones, Republican, in the 7th district. Both
houses of the Legislature will be largely Con-
servatve Some claim a two-thirds majority
in each house.
WILMINGTON, August G.
Returns enough have been received to settle
the fact that the Conservatives carry both
houses ofthe Legislature by decisive MAORI
ties They also carry the Sd, 4th, 5th, 9th and
7th Congressional districts, which makes the
delegation stand five Conservatives and two
Republicans. In the Sd district Waddell, Con-
ser7ative, is undoubtedly elected, though two
counties have yet to be heard from. Careful
estimates iix his majority at 375. 1t is con-
ceded that Shipp, Conservative candidate for
attorney-general carries the State
RALEIGH. August I.
Judge Brooks. OF The United States District
Court, has Issued wrts OF habeos corpus lor
all citizens now held by Kirk under order OF
Governor Holden. 10 appear before him at
Salisbury, where ne opens court tomorrow.
The State i:as gone Conservative b. q very
large majority. Besides elee;ins five out ol a
seven congressman, the Conservatives Will
have a two-thrds majority In both branches oil
the Legislature.
Josiah Turner, editor OF the Raleigh senl!'
reI. has been arrested at his home: in orange
County. by detachment Of Ho!den's militia,
though the county has never been declared III
a state o! insurrection.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-08

DIR. Deems. OF New York City, has with
drawn his name from the eX cutive commit
tee OF the Evangelical Alliance, because "un-
willing to be connected thus with body
whose doctfinal basis torbids such men as
Francis a. King, OF Baltimore, a Quaker. aad
vice president Of the Bible Society, . become
q member
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-08
nHE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.

pro,eceor LOUIS wuSDRAMs' BLOOD PURl
pTISG rSieV: I'm hppETRGaTfyE HERBS, dn Pills OF
powders for the cure OF all Acute OF Chronic
nieesses resulting from impure blood and Imper
feet digest:on.I ,n-.
Also, the following Medicines by the same PRO
ressor Louis Wundram, Brunswick Germany)
GOCT POWDERS.
rheumatic Tincture.
Eplleptic Remedy.
Toothache Urnps.
Herb Tea COr Dyspepsia and Nervousness.)
Pneumatic Herb Tea.
GolJ Tincture.
Eye Water.
Wundwasser (the German "Painkiler.l
For sale b7 DR.. u. BAEit,
may30 No. l3l Meeting stree'-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-08

Persons desiring to visit France can OBJ
tain passports By direct application to the
Passport Bnreau, State Department, Wash
ing:on.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-08

New York physicians claim that soda
water is largely responsible for the great num-
Der of sudden deaths this hot weather.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-08
Mcnahon on the Right Loses 1000 Pris-
oners, Thirty Guns and Six
MitrafIieurs.
TUMULT IN PARIS ON THE RECEPTION OF
TIE NEWS.

RIoToUs SCENES AT TIE BoURsE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-08

PARIS DECLARED IN A STATE OF
- SIZE GE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-08

LONDON, August 9.
A correspondent writes from Coblentz on
Tuesday that the Prussians were in much
greater force on the banks OF the Saar and Mo-
selle than was generally supposed He nee
they do not intend to fall back on Mayence or
Mannheim, but will hold the French in check
from Sierek to Louterburg.
One proof is the long trains OF provision
wagons stretching from here 10 Treves, and
the ambulance train with them is much TOO
great a force for mere affair Of outposts.
Moreover the large square here (Clementz
Platz) is covered with peasants wagons laden
with bread and biscuit, all nlo7ing west.
Treves is now the headquarters Of the eighth
army corps. The Prussian wagon and ambl,-
lance service is more perfectly organized an'l
their horses in better condition than those OF
the French
The soldiers are in admirable spirits Their
enthusiasm is less noisy than that of the
enemy, but their quiet confidence is far prefer,
able to such efleryescence Us l recently wit.
messed on the other side. Cob!entz is full ol
landychr. There are few troops o. the line
there.
The fertifications are being rapidly strength
ened and trees are being fel!ed in readiness
for attack. All commanding points about the
great fortress, the occupation of which would
render It indetensible against modern artillery
are now strongly fortified, anil earthwark
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-08

said that all the charges which Radical malig
nifty could suggest had been made against the
Judge since he had refused to unite with
them In their nefarious schemes, and had
joined party organized to drive them out OF
the offices which they had disgraced. One Of
the charges was that the Judge had case be-
the State, and had withheld his decision until
he had purchased the bills, and then decided
SO as to make speculation out of them. This
charge said the Colonel, was false, and he
doubted not all ofthe others were equally 80.
He was one of the counsel in the case, and on
the day the arguments were concluded, the
Judge. insopen court, gave his opinion Of the
case, upon which his written decision after
wards was based.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-08
THE VERY LATEST .
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
A DOUBLE VICTORY.

A DOUBLE VICTORY.
LONG AND DESPERATE FIGHTING.
BOTH RINGS OFEHE FRENCH ARMY
DEFEATED.
McMahon on the Right Loses 1000 Pris-
oners, Thirty Guns and Six
Mitraiiieurs.
FRo1ssARD BEATEN BACK ON THE LEFT.
THE FRENCH HRETREATING ON METZ
TUMULT IN PARIS ON THE RECEPTION OF
TIE NEWS.
R1o7oUs SCENES AT TIE BoURsE.
THE EMPERoR's ACCOUNT OF THE
DISASTER.
PARIS DECLARED IN A STATE OF
- SIZE eE.
x 49, !.
HAsTY PREPARATIONS FOR THE DEFENCE
OF THE CAPITAL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28
TIE EUROPEAN ypAR.

Dispatches up to the latest hour be-
forc going to press report no fighting be-
tween the French and PrussiunS yet
save few shots exchanged by the outer
posts Of the two armies Both parties
are busily occupied pushing their forces
70 the front, and making preparations
for the first great battle Of the war, which
is daily expected, or soon as as one or
the other feels prepared to strike blow
and Go low it up effectively The great
est force seems to be concentrating about
Strasburg, on the Rhine, and the first
battle is expected to be fought near that
place. The different powers Of Europe
have been making efforts to mediate, and
prevent actual war, but thus far without
avail. The desire of the leading nations
is to remain strictly neutral aud leave
the settlement TO the arms Of France
and Prussia alone. II is thought hardly
possible however, that when the war is
fully iuaugurated, this state of things can
long exist The contest between the two
powers must be brief and tame, or all
Europe viii be in blaze Of war ere its
close. France, by circulars, pamphlets
dolarations is striving hard to convince
the world that her inauguration Of war
was warranted but from the tone of the
press she signally fails, as she certainly
ought No amount Of s9phistry or per-
version Of language will ever convince
the world that Napoleon and his para.
sites are not directly responsible for the
war now inaugurate4 and all .he suffer-
ing and bloo1shed itmay entail
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28

Those who side with the French in
their invasion Of Germany, take great
pains to remind Americans of the SER
vices Frenchman rendered the Ameri-
caus dur,ug the war oil the revolution
No American can ever feel otherwise
than profoundly greattul to Lafayette for
what he did for our country in the days
that tried mems souls. Bat, while these
important services cannot now be plcad-
ed in justification Of Napoleou's iuya>
sion of German territory, it may not lie
out of place to meatIon the names Of u
couple of Germans who rendered our
gmadnthers valuable aid. We refer to
Stcubeu ana Nekalb Bmon Stcuben
Was an officer who learned the art Of war
undcr Frederick the Great, Of Prussia.
lie arrived in America in the fall Of
liz, in the very darkest hours Of the
war, Wbcn our cause seemed lost lie
was with the army during the miserable
winter at Valley Forge, and was appoint
ed Inspector General, with tho rank Of
Major General and the historian says
thas, by his eXcellcntmanagement, great.
~ improved the condition of the Cont
mental troop, lie prepared manuel Of
tactics for the army, which was approved
BIZ Congress lie introduced most
thorough discipline, and much Of the
success of the revolution is to be attri-
buted to his ,agacous and rigid rcgula-
tioas, and the better discipline be intro,
duccd among the American militia lie
taught them TO successfully withstand
the bayoneJ charges Of the Irish English
regulars. lie was q member oI the
courtmartal on the trial of Major An>
Dire In 1870 he was placed in command
Of the troops in Virginia, and altcrward
distinguished himself ia harrassng and
defeating tie English, Irish and Tory
forces under Benediek Arnold lie took
an Important pax, At the siege Of York
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28
CALLED

Above will be seen the call for the
Convention to nominate Republican
candidate for Congress, to be voted i9r
in November After careful considera-
ton, and correspondence with the mem-
bers Of The committee, Ga majority OF
whom agreed with HIM Mr., Bliss is con.
WINGED that Spring Green is tbe most
central and easy Of access from all parts
of the district and that the accommo-
datious there for those attending are
equal to those Of any other town net OBJ
jcctionable in other particulars. In re-
gard to tde tme--SePt lst--thcre are
some who regard it too early, with whom
we partially agree. Bat this can be Of
no great consequence, as there age five
clear weeks from now, in which to log
roll and pipe.lay, which ought to be am
pie for the experts engaged in i, From
now on to the day Of the convention the
canvass is expected to be warm, and to in
crease in interest and spirit daily. We
shall cndeayor to keep our readers posts
ed from week to week
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28

THE CHINESE MASsACPE.-Detai
of the massacre Of foreigners at Pekin
are received in London. The first ac-
counts did not exaggcrate the horrors Of
the affair. Neither ago nor sex were
spared, and some persons were burned
to death in the buildings destroyed
HARD TINES IN GERMANY. 1t is said
the feeling throughout Germany is only
comparable to that Of the North when
Sumter was attacked. Still the financial
and commercial distress is terrible, and
there are innumerable failures Of old
and strong houses,
LOCATED. The Commissioners for To-
eating the proposed new Insane Hospital
have at last decided upon q site. The
point selected adjoins Lake Winnebago,
about four miles north Of the city of
Oshkosh, and some Glty rods from the
depot Of the Chicago Il Northwestern
railroad The site includes about 300
acres of land, said to be beautifully To-
Gated.
The PRUssrAN PRoGRAMNE.--1t is
c0nfdentially stated that the Prussians
are strengthening Coblenz only with the
intention Of making it the base of oper-
atoms, and that they intend to throw a
force down the line OF the Saar, and car
ry IN offensive war into France.
THE FOREIGN MAU.s.-On account
of the stoppage of the North German
steamers, the Imam line will carry the
American mails Passengers to Gers
many must also 90 by way OF England.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-28
Congressional Convention.

The Republicans Of the Third ionTe aonal Dis
,rict of the State ofWisconsln, comprsngthe couo'es
OF Crawford, Grant, Green Iowa, Eichhnd sauk aud
Lafayette, viii meet in Convention, Ny their, dele
gates, at ,prng Green IN sauk County, at u o'clock
NJ, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Ter, 1870,
for the purpose Of nominating candidate for Con-
eres,. to succeed Cen. Ama,a Cobb whose term Of
Office viii expire on The lth Of March 1911 said can
dictate 10 be voted for at the ensuing November cleo
ton. The Convention viii alsg be empowered to
transact such oth9s business as may properly come
before 70,
The basis Of Representation will be as heretofore,
two delegates from each Assembly District, and two
from each senatorial District. Each County will
send as least one senatorial Delegate, whether com.
ps.spg Senatorial District or otherwise.
G, W. Bliss, JOHN &, CLARK
q. y. THOMAS, J. II, WAG9oNER,
WM. HUI, NM. STEPHENS,
Tn A JACKSON W. l.. LINCOLN.
July &c. $50,