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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-12

two light showers fell. Heavy rains
passed north and east of the CITY. This
morning was clear and pleasant.
The river has risen two inches since last
report, but is now stationary with signs of
decline.
The Mississippi isswslling very slow
Iy-"h inch or two per day--at st. Louis,
but the rivers above that city are reported
falling. There is now nearly seven feet
to st. Louis, and about oigh, or nine feet
perhaps more, below Cairo.
TheIOhio is falling steadily a, Pitt.burr
with two and half feet water in ,he
channel. Ii is falling also at Louisville
with nearly two feet water in the chu,c
over the falls.
The now canal is expected to be opened
to navigation about the goth of Noyem.
Der, but the work will not be finished for
q month or more later. A force is at work
night ard day in some portions of the
canal.
The Cumberland is falling slowly with
only 2e inches water on Harpe,h shoals.
Business here continues good.
The Umpire brought out % bundles
printing paper, ~ pkgs batting, rope and
leather for st. Louis. 100 bbls -four, 30
plow., and few lots sundriss for reship-
rnent South
The Milbrey brought IS bbls -four, 20
pkgs wagon material for Cairo, 6 hhds to-
bacco tons apple. and -four for the
South.
The Baker brought 700 Dbl. -four, 50
bbls lime for rcshipmcnt South and several
lots assorted freight for Cairo.
The Mary Miller and Idlowild brough,
$50 bbls -four, l2i sk. wheat, II tons as
sorted freight for Cairo; 40 bbls flour,
500 bbls apples, 800 pkgs furniture, iiO
bbls whisky, 60 bales hay 20 tons sun
dries for reshipment South l2i bales
batting for 1t. Louis.
The Continental received over 800 tons
Of produce and assorted fIeigh, here
The Pauline Carroll and Wick. will hll
out here with all they want.
The Commercial and Louisvile are re-
ceiving full loand, here for New Orleans.
The Belle Memphis, Colorado, st. Joseph
and Rubicon received abou, co tons IN all
at this port.
The Thompson Dean had $50 bhl. -four
for Cairo.
The Carroll, Wioks and Commercial
leave this evening for New Orleans.
The Paducah packets leave daily Mt
o'clock pm.
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DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION
MEETING.
r...s.v Evening. sept. 18th.

Tho Democracy of Alexander County
vii, meet. en- mass, at Lonergans corner.
tomorrow, Tuesday evening, to rat =.
,bs work Of the late Democratic r -
convention.
The Hon. W.. j. Allen :.
Green, Hon. II. w. w =,
Mulkey, Joel u. n orr., 49,, o,h... oil,
address the Q" citing.
A'' Wv ~ Democrat and conservative
"'"" u the city who would have an end
u nigh taxes, class Legislation, Radical ex.
sravsgance usurpation and official corrup.
lion, turn out on Tuesday
evening. Let tho crowd and
the enthusiasm show that Alexander
county 10 determined 70 psrfofm her par,
In tho work Of relieving the people from
the oppression and tyranny of Radical rule
Sept. IL, 1870. N
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BCLL'S
SARSAPARIlLA
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:
Benton Barracks, Mo-, April ~, W.

Benton BARRACKS, Mo-, April ~, lso1.
Or JOHN III I.i.-besr SIR! knowing the EN-
c"ncy ~ your sarsparllls. and the healing Ana
beneficial qualities u Possesses, ] send you the
ioloaing statement 81 my case;
Twas wounded about tao years ago-vn. taken
prisoner AMI confined for sixteen months. BerDs
mo'-o 80 often, my wounds have not healed yet
J have not sat up moment since xas wounded
am shoi through the hips, My general healtf
~ impaired, ana need some thing 10 assist ma
ture. have NOR. faith In your sar-apariila thar
~ anything else. ! wish that that i. genuin.
Please express me . half doEer i1ltIss, an,
oblIge CAPT. c, =. JOHNSON,
81, Louis. No.
b.-The following Was written Apul a., Is,s
b, Ms. Jennie Johnson. mother Of tapi John
soa;
DR, JOHN BuLL-Dear sir; Ny husband, Bt
U b. Johnton, WAS skilliul surgeon anu physi,
Van y. Central New York. where he died. lsayinl
the sboy. &. y; johnson IA my care. A. ,hirt.rI
years OF age, he had chronic diarThea and
scrofula, for Which gave him your sarsapaTilla
IT CURED HIMi ] have for ten years recon.
mended y 70 many In New York, Ohio and Iowa
Tor scrofuls, fever sores, Anc general debility
Perfect success has attended u 7As e1rss seedss
N s-.s ssAss y srSsis ssa foe, sores ro, sass,
snassisss. an very ANXIOUS for my SOB 10 again
hsve recourse " your sarsaparills. lie IL Garful
OF getting spurious article, hence his writing "a
you Tor H. HIS wounds were terrible, but | he,
ilevs hsw recover Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
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COUNCIL,
PROCEEDINGS,
.tAdjor,rns

Adlourns
d Regular Meeting Of the Board Of Al
.. dermen.1
cairo, Ills, Sept 3, 1870.
Present - A ldermen Brankle. Carroll,
Lonergan, Mckee Mendel ! Theobald,
Walder--7.
Mr. Mendel in the chair.
The unfinished business of previous
meetings being first in order, Alderman
Mckee called up the resolution heretofore
adopted By the Select Council, extending
the time for the construction of the Cairo
q Vincennes railroad, whcrcupon Mr..
Mendel stated TO the board that he would
not preside over the meeting il that reso.
luton was considered first.
Mr.. Mckee insisting that the board pro-
coed to act upon said resolution, Chairman
Mendsl vacated the chair and withdrew
from the room. .sY
Mr.. Fitzgerald appcaid and took his
seat. f..I #.s..
Mr.. Mckee was then called to the chair,
and the roll being called, showed seven
members present, viz:
Brankle, Carroll, Fitzgerald, Lonergsn,
Mckee, Theobold, Walder-7.
Alderman Mckee then offered the fol-
lowing resolution .-.-' 49, ..N
Resolved, That this board reconsider
their vote vote upon the request Of Gen.
Burnside for an extension of the time for
resuming work and completing the Cairo
and Vincenncs X. X. ..'
Adopted.
by same.
Resoiued, That the resolutions In regard
to the Cairo and Vincennes railroad,
which were sent to this bonrd from the
select council, for concurrence on thu let
day Of August 1870, be now concurred In
with the following amendment to be added,
n the end Of the resolution to-wit; "And
that the said company pay any debts
owed by them TO citizens Of Cairo prior to
said let day Of January 1871.
g A motion to adopt tn, ,e'olution pre-
vailed by the following vote viz;
Ayes - Brankle, Carroll, Fitzgerald,
Lonergan, Mckee, Theoboll and Wal
der.
Nays-Nonc.
ACCOUNTS.
The Committee. on Claims to whom was
referred the following bills, reported the
same back recommending that they BE-
allowed, to-wit:
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IL the teachers institute held NJ Golden,
sometime ego, Mr.. Joel q. Morgan ven.
sared the remark that able sad sflielsn,
men would be lost " the cause Of education
II teachers certificates we're denied y per-
sons who occasionally indulgein slsas Of
Deer or wine. The remark created quito .
sur among the total allotment portion Of
a' hearers and forms the topic Of an sdi-
sor'al In the last number VI the Anna Ad-
ss'''~r' M Morgan made We remark
!" s'e'n OF ievi.y, no doubt, but II snbodies
On undoubted fact,
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THE SABBATH SCHOOL CAUSE.
Greater Zeal on the Part OF Parents,
shpcrintendents and Teachers In.
vOked.

EDITOR CAIRO. BULLETiN:-The Sunday
School Convention is over. Shall Its effect
be lost' Shall the many earnest prayers
offered be in vain God forbid We need
in Cairo, II revival Of the Spirit Of the
Great Master. 1t seems that we work fer
the Sunday School cause more as duty
than through love. How many parentsin
our city are careless about the destiny Of
their children. Every Sabbath witnesses
children at play In our streets. Have
proper efforts been made to bring they, to
Christ and to. labor for his csuss3 Oh!
If the leading businessmen Of CGiro would
only lend their influence, how soop ppder
the blessing Of Christ, would our city b
model Of true christianity. Our Sunday.
School oficerinesd more Of tho spirit Of
God in the heart. Those Who worship
God must worship him I'm spirit and In
trnth. Supsrh,tend entt snd teachers must
know that thsy hsvs Nod's Iowa in the
heart before their l~bon WI be Of any use
Christ demands tho hesrt Of him nrrt who
labors in his vineyard. The Spirit Of God
must do the work. Parents Of Cairo arc
You doing your duty2 Pastors Of differ
ent denominations, arc you, Oh the
grea, responsibility resting upon the pc
rent, who, believing In eternal misery, 10
yet unconcsrned about the immortal souls
Of his childreni Shall parents be con.
demned At the last day out of the mouths
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SOUTHERN ILTiSoIs TEACHES Asso.
cIATIoS.-At the recent meeting held q,
Anns, the following gentlemen were elect.
ed MS officers Of the s. I. T. A. for the en-.
suing year; jas. p. Slsds, st. Clair, Prcsi.
dent BIG: Roots, Perry, w. II. Scott,
NASSAU, q. N. Holloway, Marion, y. p,
Holdtfby Gallstin, j. G. Scott,
! Richlsnd, $: T. Gilmore, Efinghsm, Vice
President; HIS. English, Alexander, Sec
Rotary; j: H. ssnborn. Union, r. r. See.
rotary J.W. Blair, Perry, Treasurer; T..
A. :, Holco'nb, Union, w. &. Grithth,
Clark, T. h'Ysang, Jackson, Executive
Commitsss.
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SIGHT Is PRIcELEss.-Monsy cannot
buy It, but LAIuras and Aorris perfected
sPectseles will preserve it. No glimmsr.
ing or wavering Of sight, peculiar to
Others in use Tsber Bros sole agents for
Cairo and vicinity. See advertisement.
svs3l a&W u.
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THE TURNER'S FEAST YEsTER.
= OAY,
Music, FeastisG, Mate b shoe ting, Ten
psns, Speaking, Dancing, ana coed
Time Generally.

About noon yesterday the three hacks,
of our compliment friend Sackberger, might
have been seen conveying men, women and
children to the Flora Garden to participate
in the celebration Of the eighth anniver-
sary of the Cairo Turner Society. When,
about 4 o'clock, We arrived on the grounds,
no loss two hundred Of our citizens had
collected, and we're indulging in the
various meaus Of sport and recreation, so
plen,oously provided by the Turner's, and
the proprietor of the garden. Family
groups filled tho arbors; the counters over
which were passed the foaming lager, the
| s6srveacsnt soda, the ice cold lemonade,
and the generous sandwiches, were dcnsely
lined with masculfnes; the dancing hall
gave out the sounds Of . half hundred feet
that kept lime 10 the delightful music Of
wittig's full band asd on oil sides were
men, women and children full Of anima-
ton, and . discrimination to enjoy
oil that was 70 be enjoyed,
10 ses oil that was 10 be seen, and to hear
oil that WAS said and sung
A hslf-doxen or more Of the Turner's
exercised upon tho horizontal bar, per-
forming fsats Of strength and activity
that were at once perlious and surprising.
Among these performers we may say,
without offending any one, that young
Alba excelled.
About O'Clock Mr.. Amsndus Jaeckel
mounted the platform and delivered an
sddrass In German that was suloglsed by
those Who heard II - an able, instructive
ssd appropriate effort. We have been
promised trsnlsasien Of the address for
pubaicssion.
The bsst Of feeling prevailed, the man
sgsss spsrins no s6ort 70 contribute to the
sejoynsnt o. their guests, and the success
81 the occasion, both socially and anan-
sisuy.
The dance wss kept up until about mid.
night nearly oil the young folks, and
quite sprinkle Of middle aged onss, par.
ticipssiag with ssst quite pleasant to BE-
hold. The hundred Chinese lanterns Gus.
pended fssn the trees, gave the scene bril-
liancy shss sdmiu Of no adequate descrip-
ton. In fAst, only thoss who were there and
participated ca know what . pleasant &C.
cssion, what feast Of good will, social.
bility and fsn, shs celebration Of the
eighth ssnivsrssry Of the Turner Society
afforded. Rvs'ybody lsh the ground we'll
pleased With bic o. her share Of the en-.
joymsnt. sad hoping that the Tur.
ner Society may live 70 eslsbssss . huu.
drsd anniversaries With equal success.
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In the active pu'ssitA Of pleasure or
gain, tho insstiuabls blessing Of health 10
go ~""r tors~s's", uutii. a;sesss IL @...iy
seated, and the fact only realised by grea,
bodily and mental, suffering. The Livsr s
the vulnerable point 10 most psro"', and
the dissrrangsmen, Of that organ involves
almost the whole syiteW; hence the reason
why Under Liver disease thsre rs enume.
rated such nurpbsr Of afiictions, and We
claim the Simmons Liver Regulator to be-
= rsmedy for them all.
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PHOTOGRAPHS |: PHOTOSgAPMs,

Go to j. o. Bagwell, Photographer,
corner Eighth street, and Ohio Levee, for
pictureI Carte de Visites, etc. Having
made arrangements with some of the best
artists Of our large cities, he respectfully
solicits ordsn for copying and enlarge
ing old pictures. Call at his rooms and
10 specimens Of work In that line
Ap4d1
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Housg AND Lor yoR SALk.-The cot.
Iage re,iiesee, No. Il Eighth street, aud
lhe lot upon which it stands, is for sale,
cheap for cash. The building contains
lhree rooms and kitchen, u good eis,ern,
pic, is in a good neighborhood, and well.
arranged for u medium sized family.
Price $3.50, cash in hand. For particular.
hpply on the premises. sspl?d3,
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HALlowEp sos0s -RsvIsrD- EDliIos
Philip Phillips has appointed W. b,
Rockwell a Co, Is Ohio Leyss, his agent
BE- the sale Of "Hallowsd Songs" and
,Siaging Annual" Hsllowsd Songs viii
y sold st lths wholesale pries--sOc. PEI
Sopy, until the 18th inst, after which date
kingle copies can only be had q tbs regular
price, Toc. per copy. sep 1885,
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cAASrxs OAK Cooking Ssove--ths best
IN ass--for sale by q. w. Henderson 100
Commercial Avenue. See .adverissmsns.
aug 2Od I'm.
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FRkD BLAHKENBUx0, Of the Washing
ton saloon, 10 Judge Of good beer
and keeps no other kind. His St. Louis
lager is, confssssdly, the best kept In Cairo
Call on him and tPyit u
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were presented and read and an motion
dersd mid by tho fnllnwinr vntn viz.

were presented and read and an motion or.
dersd paid by the following vote, viz;
Ayes - Brankle, Carroll fitzgerald,
Lonergsn, Mckee, Theobold, Walder-7
Nnys--nonc.
Bill Of John II. Oberly 4 Co, for pub
fishing Council Proceeding from March
LIST to August LIST, 1870. NJ per contract.
amounting TO $500 90, presented and read
and on motion referred (" the COMMITTEES
| on Claims.
RgsOLUTIOss.
Alderman Brankle presented the follow
ing resolution, and moved the adoption Of
the same, to-wit
Resoired' That the action Of the Chair
man of this Board, Joscph Mendsl, in re-
fusing, on various occasIl., t. place rcso-
lutions, Offered by members, before the
Board, and BY his withdrawal and absent
ing himself ON live different occasions,
thereby preventing n quorum, when be had
no other business ns an excuse for such alb
sence, Is considered rs studied and de-
hberate insult to our constituents, whose
Interests thereby suffer, aud his seat rs
chairman is hereby declared vacant.
the ayes and nays were called upon the
motion of Alderman Brankls, with tho
following result;
Ayes =. Brankle, Carroll, Lonergan,
Mckee, Theobald, Walder--1.
Alderman Fitzgerald excused.
The Board then proceeded 70 the cleo
ton Of "a chairman to succeed Mr.. Mendel.
Mr., Mckee nominated Alderman Car
ROLL, who declined, and moved that Alder
man Mckee b. elected chairman, which
motion was seconded, put and carried by
she following vote, viz;
Ayes = Brankle, Carroll, Fitzgerald,
A'energan, Theobsld, Wslder-6.
Nays Mckee.
The board then adjourned.
JOHN BROWN, City CLERK.
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PHILIP PHILLIPS COMPENSATION
We remarked in our Saturdays edition,
Nsa Philip Phillips having sold only =
lev books, and his name not appearing in
the resolution Of tbsnks-hs was n0s very
seundsn'ly paid for his services during
the late Sabbath School convention. In
this We did our citixsns an injustice which
We make haste to repair. NJ. Phillips
gave concert in our city which was very
literally pa'ronized; he sold two organs,
about one hundred aud dfty copies VI his
books, and was paid one hundred and If.
~ dollars IN cash This being true there
was no call for . tender Of thanks to Mr..
Phillips. lie WAS sbundsntly eompen.a.
ted Ia more substantial manner.
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W. W, Thornton, No lsi Thornton's
block Tenth street, has just received b,se
hundred boxes of glass, VARYING in sirs
from sS'o to se1tO. For sale, wholesale
retail. U,r
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TnE Mechanics Boarding house, corner
of Third and Commercial, 10 constantly
growing In popularity. Mat Burns, the
proprietor, 10 exerting himself TO deserve
public patronage, and bis efforts are being
handsomely rewarded. His boardsrs al.
ways wear y pleasant face whom they come
from their meals, because he feeds them
we'll. HE rooms are furnished in hrst rate
style' tho house Is lighted with gas, and
the bar is supplied with ms anc liquors Is
can be found in Cairo. The house Is al
ways open, night and day, for the reception
of quests and tho transaction ~ business,
and everybody is kindly received and hos.
pi,ably entertained. Boarding and lodg.
ing five dollars per week, or one dollar per
day. sep or
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Tux CRY SuoE SroHE.--The City Shoe
Store, corner Of Eighth and Commercial,
presents unusual attractions just now. A
full supply If ladies, misses md childrcn's
shoes In, jus, beco received, and is offered
to the public, and especially to patrons, at
very low prices. A large stock of ladies'
fancy goods, including hair rats. coils and
pads, has also been received, and is deserv-
ing the especial attention Of the ladies. A
fine stock Of gen,lemen's custom work
shoes always on hand at figures that can.
not fail TO give entire satisfaction. ,
seplO-dlw
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MAKRIED.--On Saturday, September 10,
ts70, by Rev. q. II. Foots, Mr.. Andrew
vorsgossiA and Miss Aolis Davis, both
bf this city.
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Thy lr.-Mrs. Whitoonb desires I'll 70
try her Syrup; it is the great childrsn's
soothing remedy, aud sold Of .ths Low price
OF 20 cents, sspl2d&wlw
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
A 1.ossnstlvs 49, ;Tsvs vssiths Cars
Rrn tato the River.

Bon eoeo the River.
The attempt, yesterday, to place a loco
motive, tender and two box cars, intended
for the Shawncetown and Southeastern
railway on board barge al our landing,
resulted quite disastrously.
While tho switch engine Of the Illinois
Central was in the ses Of letting tho cars
aad engine down tho inclined trsck that
terminated on the barge, the coupling ring
snapped In two. With startling velocity
The two cara and engine sped down The
track and across the barge Into The river.
The box cars went over Asst; buttne trucks
becoming detached, the bodies Of the cars
ioatsd on the SUFFICE Of the water. The
engine followed the tender overheard, and,
a. the water Is forty or Atty feet deep, II 10
quite likely that the tender struck on It's
end, and, with the engine, turned bottom
upwards.
The accident u due 70 no want Of care
or prscaution on the part Of those charged
with the shipment Of the cars and engine.
The coupling ring that broke presented
no nsw-to oil Appearances Il was - sound
as any in use. Bssidss this, the parties
having the work in charge were iadividu-
ally responsible for the safe delivery Of
the cars and engine. Il wa sinply one
Of those accidents that no man would have
provided against though ever 80 cautious
and thoughtful. " .sstt
We seriously regret the occurrence -
the cost Of recovering the sunken engine,
tender and trucks, and the repair Of the
damages, will fall upon parties who arc
lily able to bear ii. No less, perhaps,
than $1,000 will place the cars and engine,
In good order, on the bank again.
Tus suIvEHiso ssAsoS.--rhv loss ~
the laboring classes Of the United States
caused by fever and ague, has been es,i-
mated at upwards Of two millions Of dol
lars per annum. Whole settlements are
sometimes Frustrated by the disease, and
II is regarded in some localities - one Of
those visitstions Of Providence which
cannot b. avoided. This 10 . mistake As
certainly as any Of the evils which are in
vited by neglect may DO forsstslllsd by
Precsution, so certainly may an attack Of
intermittent (or remi,tcnt) fever be pre-.
vented by invigorsting the system with
Hostetters Stomach Bitters, in advance
Of the season at which this malsdy pre-
walls. Prevention, il is needless 70 soy,
10 the wisest policy; but i, Is consoling to
know that where time has not been thus
taken by the forelock, and tho psroxysms
have actually commenced, COM
plete cure may, in all cases, be rapidly
effected by the use Of this powerful vcgc-
table tonic. The reputation Of tho Bitters
- . specific for dyspepsia, liver complaint,
onstipation and nervous debility, has in
seme measure thrown into the shade It,
merits as = preventive and cure Of other
| ailments, but all who have ever taken il,
either AS u protection against or remedy
for mslsrious fovers, will admit that il
surpssscs In efficiency all the so.called
specifies Including quininc), usually pre-
scribcd for these maladies, while it Is ut
the same time entirely harmless and de-
cidedly palstsble. sei2eol-dsw
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PLoUH-Choice Family Flour in .bbls,
lalf sbls. sacks, &c., for sale st the Egyp.
'laa Mill. sag 2,f
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A Cairo Lodge No. 1877, A. +. 4 A. II.
~will hold = regular communication
this Monday evening, Sept. II. Visitor
ere fraternally invited. BY order Of ths
w. n.
T.. PHILLIPS, Sec ' protein.
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a HASDruL.-A very small quantity
Of wood or coal In Charter Oak stavs
will cook II plenteous meal for q small
family for is whole arrangement Of bot
air hue', oven, hre.box, damper, etc.. is. %
planned AS to conserve and apply ~ the
heat generated directly to the cooking
food, without permitting Ii to escape up
the chimney. sspl2.ltd&w
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InE proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
= Hs'ly claims for II a superiority over all re-
neoS eyer offered TO the public for the ssi., a..
A~, ,ss,;O 80 rsv1sasrf cure Of Ague and Fever.
OF Nhlns AMI Fever, whether OF short OF long
s'snIine. Ne refers to the entire Western and
Soutnwesern country to bear him testimony tO
the truth of the assertion. shat In no case
~hMsver VII u fall 10 cure, IL the directions ~,
sucuv followed and carried out. In q grcai
cure, and whole families have been cured hy q
single bottle, with a perfect restoration OF IA,
general heath. " ", however prudent, and m
tinued o smaller doses for week or two after the
disease has been checked. more especially ia iii.
medicine will not requlf. any aid 10 k..p I'm.
towels IN good order should the patient, howe,
er, require . csahastc medicine, after having
dose OF hulcs veGssabis Gamsiiy S'tiIs
will he surhci~nt.
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"Spslding's' celebrated Glue, useful and
true. sepl2dlw
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A. the solicitation Of many eitire-s Of both poll.
teal parties. ! hereby announce myself rs the
PEOPLES CANDIDATE for sheriff OF Alexander
county. Mt the ensuing November election.
did FRED. KOEHIER
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SPOTTED LIKE DONISoEs.' -. Tho
teeth soon become speckled IL
every dsflment 10 not re-
moved from them every tweuty -four hours.
To do this enectually, there is nothing like
Sozodont. It literary renders enamel i'm
pcrvious and indsstructible.