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COMM ERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, June o5 1870.
CoTToN-The sales to-day embraced 1900
bales, at prices showing some irregularity,
but requiring no change in quotations.
which we repeat as follows: Ordinary l5@
Ice; good ordinary 17@l79c; low middling
17l@ls4c; middling 19@l94c, and strict
middling l92920c.
Middling and the better grades are nomi-
nal, and it would. be difficult to get outside
figures, while if sales were forced, less than
the inside might have to be accepted. The
supply WAS limited, and the assortment
poor, and white. clean even-running cottons
were scarce and commanded very full
prices. On the other hand stained, dusty
and mixed lots were neglected, and sold at
inside rates. At the same time, there being
80 little competition among buyers, no
kinds could be forced off unless at further
concessions.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September /, ls69-baIes, TO
Arrived since last statement. III
Arrived previously 72O-l $50 .s7
Total Observation-Disclosures. LIS. 2e7
Cleared previously ,O97 7s5-l,N SIT
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GOLD.

Quotations at the specie and exchange
office of Bruno d Warner, Ne. I46 Gravier
street:
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MARKETS.



NEW YORK, June 25.-Cotton dull and
unchanged, middling uplands, 2lc; Orleans
2l3c; sales to-day, 300 bales. Flour 10t
lower. Wheat unchanged. Corn lower; new
mixed Western, 9O@Sl. Provisions steady.
Lard lower; kettle l6l@l63c. Naval stores
dull. Freights quiet and heavy.
ST. LOUIS, June 25.-Flour unchanged;
Wheat lower; No. fall 81 0S@l 124. Corn
dull; mixed s3@s4c. Oats dull and unset
tied at 54@55c. Rye sO@s2. Whisky lower
at 81 OF. Provisions dull; only order bu
-siness doing. Pork $50 for heavy; loose
dry salt hams 16&c. Bacon: Clear rib in
half casks l64@l6s. Lard dull at l54@16c.
CINCINNATI, June 25.-Flour dull aud
sound red winter offered at ST. 1901 %.
Corn dull at SOC. Oats unchanged. Cotton
dull; no sales. Tobacco quiet and un.
changed. Whisky lower at 97@9Sc. Pork,
$29 rs. Bulk meats held at l13@l43c.
Bacon: shoulders, 1870; clear rib sides, 16l
@l7tc, with small sales. Butter, Ice.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, June rs, Evening.-Cotton
closed steady; sales to-day. 10000 bales, oil
which 1000 were for export and speculation.
FRANKFORT, June 25.-Bonds closed firm
at 96}
HAvRE, June 25.-Cotton closed quiet
and steady.
Yesterdays Evening Dispatched
New YORK, June 25.-Net receipts OF
cotton for the week at all United States
ports, II. 555 bales; exports, to Great
Britain, 1925; to the Continent, $3.50;
stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared,
1913, ass bales.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-An explosion of
fireworks occurred here this morning, by
which several persons were injured; one
fatally.
WASHINGTON, June 25-The Judiciary
Committee of the House reported a resoiu.
ton in the Porter-Woods case, directing
that Woods be imprisoned in the Jail of the
District of Columbia for three months. The
report is to be called up for action next
Thursday.
Senate.-A majority report was submitted
recommending indefinite postponement of
the Hatch case.
Cuba resolutions were up-no action.
The Senate has adopted an amendment to
the copyright law, taking jurisdiction from
the district courts, and placing it with the
Congressional Librarian.
LONDON, June rs, Noon.-Details Of the
Cork riots have been received. Barbados
were erected in the streets and obstinately
defended. The cavalry charged and carried
them. Many Of the police were wounded.
One soldier had his skull fractured by q
stone hurled at him by rioter.
The Spectator, discussing Canadian affairs,
argues for the maintenance of the Colonial
Empire.
PARIS, June 25.-The minister of agricul-
ture stated in the Corps Legislatit, that the
Government had satisfactory accounts of
the crops, notwithstanding the drouth, but
that no precautions or provisions were neg
Iected to guard against famine.
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BATON ROUGE.

OXN
~ h New Orleans, Coast and Baton
q Rouge ssmiweekly passenger packet
ST. JOHN.
W. K GREATHoUsE, j. A. CoMsTocX,
Master. Clerk
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY at 10 A.
Nj and SATURDAY at p. M; leaves Baton
Rouge THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS.
coming down the coast below Doraldsonvi,le in
daylight, Fridays and Mondays.
E. o. MELANCON, Agent,
mno e6 Old Leyee street.
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EXPORTS.
NEW YORK-Steamship United Ststes-lCO6 bales of
cotton 70 bales skins 100 bbs oil 60 bales 247O hides
! NEWIYoRK-SteamshpG Geo Cromwel-lO52 bales of
IS bbs -four 40 bbs whisky 20S bbs Oil 26 bdls hides
| Observation-Disclosures Perit-370 bbls -four
IL csks bscoo $40 SKIS corn bbs whisky bbs molassss
bnis pork BAGS coffee l6O SKIS oats
ST LOUIs-steamer Continental-l65O bars railroad
| iron lie crates esrthenwsre
HAvkE-shp Ida Lilly-ll68 bales cotton 1900 bbls
honr 60t0 slaves pigs ndse
LIVERPOUL-Bsrk Arms rong-l5sS bales of
cotton 2OO0 slaves 81 ties lard
PENS~COLA--cho oner Charlotts-5 bbls whisky 7
bes molasses bbs sugar hhd sugar 62s SKIS corn 80
bag csfee pkgs tobacco Is pkgs md.e
MOBiLE-Schooner Morning Light-466 SKIS cotton
LIvERPOOL-ship Francis Sage-S25s bales cotton
1898 SKIS oicsks $500 slaves 6 bb.s rosin
MpORTs.
Clinton-l52 bags wool 10 bales hides $1,000 specie
bale cotton ~ bbls saow 10 bale, wool 90 odls hides 1855
MoBILE-Steaner LOUISE bales cotton 10 bdls Of
paper e 50 eSs line q 3 as hi p'gs tobacco
BTGK's HIEBoR-Brig D S souls-5Oo tons of
CARDIFF-ship Marcia C Day-5o5s bars railroad
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OUACHITA R1vER-steamer Msyfowsr-2ll bales
sos1sp i2 81 ssc cotton reed and suDsrss ,o
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES La beile-lZ6 DaeS coftsn
123 head cattle Gnd sundries
LOCkPORr-Stesmer Right Way bbls molasses
725 sks 26 SKIS rice IL bols rice and sundes
OUACHlTA RIVER-Steamer Tahlequsn-S9 bales
cotton and sundries
BATON ROUGE-Steamer st John-l9l SKIS potatoes
"a SKIS onions 12 SKIS bbs classes rs bills pota-
toes 10 bbls rice bales moss and sundries
NATCHEZ-Steamer Wild Wagoner-49 bales cotton
l5S sks cotton seed and sundries
LITTLE ROCK, ARK-steamer C.lossal-76 SKIS
cotton seed sundries
LOWER OOAsT-Ste.mer San nicolas-sundres
LOWER COAST-Steamer Huuter-Sundries
ANTE RlVEK-Steamer Alice-l0, 600 slaves So 900
shingles 80 cords wood and sunIr;es
ANTE RIvER-Steauer c Castro-5o, 600 shingles
q, 900 Get lumber 81 cords wood and sundries
sY HHE BAILkokpe.
MORGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD June 24-442 SKIS potatoes 60 SKIS onions half
bales Moss IL hides
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STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
THE CROMwELL LINE.
For New York, Direct.
| This line is composed Of the steamships
G GE9kGE %SkA oaWHn S% 2EGfs
E1E74 The steamship
CORTEs.
HORATIO NELSON. Commander,
Will leave her wharf, foot Of Toulouse street, on
SATURDAY. July T. ct P. M.
Passage. $50.
Freight for Liverpool. Bremen and Havre taken
BY this line, and through bills of ladng given for
the same. For freight 81 passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTON,
myN No. Il Csrondelet street.
CROMWELL LINE
se For New York direet-To sail on
SSR1af1i8S MONDAY. June q, at s M-The
steamship
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
4. v. GAGER, Commander.
Will leave her wharf. foot of Toulouse street, as
above
Passage. ............................SW
ALFRED MOULTON,
je25 St Al OEronde,et street..
FOR NEW YORK VIA HAVANA.
Carrying tho United States mail
To sail FRIDAY. July 8. at P. III.
Ezn. Tie magnificent Al sidewheel ocean
ssa62fHlaS steamship
BIENVILLE.
WHITEHURST, Commander.
Will leave her wharf, opposite jackson Square,
First District. - above.
modations, apply to VIM. 0REkVY, Agent,
IS Csrondelet street, corner Gravier.
The steamship DeSoto Morton, commander viii
follow and sail on her regular day. oc3l
Fob NEW YORK.
MERCHANTS sTEAMsH1P LINE.
Comprising the irssclass steamships
CITY n Gs1 / N0rse
GENERAL MEADE: Captain A. ". sampson
uNITEP TED ST, STATES. captain 4. Blanchard
WESTERN METROPOLIS captain il. s. e oaicf
EMILY b. SOUDER. Captain -.
zz, COMPRISING THE FIRST-CLASS
SAAEN& Steamships
SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY sATuR-
The Steamship
MISSISSIPPI.
w. P. HENRY, Commander.
Win leave her wharf. foot of Jefferson street. on
SATURDAY. July 2. At p. M.
These steamers nave superior accommodations
Tor passengers.
OaDln HdSed8e.. .$oO
hteerage Passage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Bills Of lsding signed through to Liverpool. Glss-
gov and Bremen Through tickets for first class and
steerage passengers for Liverpool and the Cont
nent, connecting with Guion.s Line of Steamers,
sailing from New York every Wednesday.
'0' ''''sn' OK pA'''T Tow VIZ Z SLIGDw1GsEN.
No. 100 Common street.
The steamship SHERMAN Will follow leaving on
July 8, at Pm. oc20 1y
FOH FLORIDA PORTS AND HAV-
ANA.
ALLIANCE LINE UNITED STATES NAIL
STEAMERS.
FOR PENSACOLA, WARRINGTON, APA-
MEs TE1Ab KEYS Sa
lading to Columbus, Georgia, and cambridge,
riyer; also So to To- FERSANDiNH and JAoKsoN.
Thi i1 vs et he following steamships
..........E. F. Schellenger. Commander |
..J. Moo. Baker, Commander
MARG ARET. William Blas eney, Commander.
C. W. Reed. Commander. |
&@ The steamship
sfAsas BEAUFORT.
BAKER, Commander.
Will leave her wharf. foot of Calliope street, on
SATURDAY. June Is, at p. III. For freight or |
App" +. ". PERKINS CO., Agents,
&c Csrondelet street.
N. R.-Shppers will please procure orders from |
No freight received on the day of sailing.
fe2ly
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CTOLEN-FROM THE RESIDEN4
lowing certificates:
/. a CERTIFICATE of thirty shares Of
of New Orleans, to the Dame Of p. L. Bern
q A CERTIFICATE of twelve shares q
Of New Orleans, to the name Of p. L. Bef
Appic alton has been made for now ceJ
r. Il. BRRl
Corner St Louis and Rampl
AMI 1tam Gm -sV
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CAIRO AND CHICAGO.

O41AmOVA4O Ne
CAIRO AND CHICAGO.
CAIRO AND OHIOAGO-THE ILLINOIS GEN
tr.l Railroad and Blue Line via Cairo. tske
freight from New Orleans on hrstciass steamers
leaving daily atsP.M.
nh FOR CAIRO. CHICAGO AND
HH all points North and West via
Cairo-The
Great Republic,
Virginia.
Henry Ames.
Belle Lee,
Indiana,
Magenta,
Nicholas L0ngWOrths
Robert e. Lee and
Continental.
Through tickets to all points North via Cairo. Tor
sale at No lt0 Common street, under the St. Charles
All rates and all through bills Of lsding from
New Orleans by the above given and signed only at
the office of the company No. Is Osrondelst street.
charges, and their goods are always under cover.
Insurance onsquarter less Than by any other route.
-N '"'e' JAMES T. TUCKER. General Agent.
mhI5 6m
81. LOO1Ss
Mississlppi Valley Transpor.
- = tation Oompany-For st: Louis, CAIRO
Law connecting with the Illinois Central
Railrcad) and Memphis-Steamer
KELLOGG AND BAR0ES,
u. H. TOWNSEND. .M6ster.
Leaves MONDAY, June q. at s P. NJ, taking
freights for Chicago and all points on the Illinois
Central Railroad and its connections.
j. T. bUKDEAU, Agent,
je26 No. Is Poy dras street.
For st. Louis. Cairo, Mem
Le4IAk.& phis, Vicksburg and the Bends-The
lOw-pressure steamer
GREAT KEPUBLIC.
W. B. DONALDSON, Master.
j. II. ATKINSON and W. A. HURD, Clerks.
Leaves THURSDAY. June ao at S p. NJ.
A plan of the cabin can be seen, and state.rooms
secured by applying at the Office of Sinnott d
Adams. No. Is Commercial place. je25
~ - For st. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
I sphis. Vicksburg. Natchez-The mann
moth steamer
THOMPSON DEAN,
j. II. PEPPER. Master. H. B. FOWLER, Clerk.
. Leaves TUESDAY. June %. at 5 P. M. Connect
ing with railroads North and West and with Arkan.
sas. w hite and Cumberland river packets. je24
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE o. TIE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Sunday, june rs. 1870
ULKARKD YENTERDAY,

OFT4V6 w 1d6 DAILY kEFU1A1OANsl
Sunday, june 36. 1870
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship United States. Blanchard. for New York
Steamship George Cromwell. Cha pp for New York via
Steamship ferit. Gardiner, for Apalaebicols
Ship Ida Lilly 0tisi for Havre
Bark T Armstrong, Lodge, for Liverpool
Schooner Morning Light, Scott, for Mobile
thip Francis ssge. Crook. for Liverpool
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Clinton Beckett. from Indianoa via Gal
Ship Marcia Day, Chase 60 days from Cardiff, Wales
to msster-Agiers
Schooner Abbot, 6eyereuz. Rich 80 day. from Phila.
Schooner Oak Ridge, Williams, 8 days from Rustan
island, to Pace 6co-P
rOwBOATs.
Equator. StnItevant, from the Passes-Towed down
to the Bar-Ship Sandusky and schooner VIM L Bur
Inughs and Electric Spark Brought up ship Marcia
Day and schooner Abbott Deveresux
Wicaco, Perfect from the Pssses-Towed down to the
Bsr-snip Roswell Sprsgus, brig Clylie, and the
schooners ' Turner and Welcome Brought up TIE
schooner Oak Ridge
sTxAMBOAfs.
Mayfower. Carlton, from Ouschits river.
La Belle. Bcardman. from shreveport.
Right Way, Osgood. from Lockport
T.hequah Greenlte from Bayou Macon.
St John, Greenhouse. from Baton Rouge
Wild Wagner. Goddin. from Matches
Colossal, Riley from Ltle Rock.
San Nicolas. Wood. from Lower Coast.
Hunter. Jeantrau from Lower Coast
Alice, Muncy from Amite river-New Basin.
q. Castro, from Wolf river.
BELOW AT QUARANTINE.
Spanish bark AntHnieese, Romsgus, from Havana-to
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STOLEN.

CTOLEN-ON JUNE 20, 1870. A Pm
- sorry note. signed by Henry Won Haven. for,
dated New Orleans. January l: 1863, psyabQ
months after date to T. Huppenbauer, andir1
parties are hereby cautioned against need
this note f.-s u
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T.OTTERTES
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1I2IsI4i6l6I7lel lo| nI12IlsH 10
5. g 81 IS 20 81 81 % 1s 81 s2|-I-
The above drawings are published in all the prin.
cipal papers, and are drawn in public daily at the
rooms of the Company.
Information furnished and prizes cashed by
HOWARD, SIMMONS d CO.. Contractors,
st. Charles street, corner Union, New Orleans
Witness our hands. at New Orleans. Louisiana,
this twenty fifth day of June. 1870
II. PERhLTA,
ADAM CITIZEN,
Commissioners
BEWARE OF BOGUS LOTTERIES. apps
.OUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY
COMPANY,
Incorporated August II. 1863
CHARLES T. HOWARD. president.
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
SPLENDID SCAEME-ONLY 2o0O0 NUMBERS.
Capital Prise. 900.
CLASS L,
TO BE DRAWN AT NEW ORLEANS ON
Saturday, July IL, 1870.
HOWARD. SIMMONS d CO.. Contractors.
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OPELOUSAS.

OPELOUSAS.
,4am@Ak FOR OPELOUSAS, WASHING
tk=kAu ton, Fort Barre and all landings on
49, e!3!2s8 the Coast, Atchafalaya river and
Bayou Observation-Disclosures draft
steamer,
j. g. Black f0rd,
Leaves on SWEDNEsDAYi,n at o s p NJ o'erk'
Leaves Washington for New Orleans every
SATURDAY at IL M.
The j. G.. Blackboard connects at Sitpsporr with
steamer Paynawick and at Cnurchvie with Jennie
Bills against steamer j. G. Blackford will not be
PAID without written order from the captain.
The j. It. Backford. when the wster is too low,
will connect With steamer MaggieP P
$3.50 captain .. .. fflsAe''' n.. .'''
wheel steamer
SELMA,
Will start her in the Opeousas trade about August
l. The Selma is pronounced by our inspectors as
unsurpassed IN those particulars that make up
staunch reliable and comfort able steamer. je25 I'm
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row B DAT g i.
STxAN B DAT q.
BELOW AT QUARANTINE,
PYp0RTG.

Spanish bark Anteniee:e, Romsgus. rom Hsvana-tt
PUG Bros
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LIVERPOOL, June Is, Evening.
closed steady; sales to-day. l0. 900 bales, of
which 1000 were for export and speculation.
FRANKFoRT, June 25.-Bonds closed firm
at 96}
HAvRE, June 25.-Cotton closed quiet
and steady.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
The Cairo Bulletin, j Tune 2 ..
lGhe Bultetin.
4 WONDERFUL MICROSCOPE

Rev. Daniel Wise ID ID, editor Of the
New York sunday School Adrocotc, thus
speaks ofthe cclebfatrd Craig Microscope
at implicitly, cheapne.s and great mag
nifying powcr struck me with surprise.
Then | was examining u By's eye by It's
aid, and va, struck with wonder at the
kill and power Of the Creator which T.
displayed in it, structure. When saw a
statcment in an advertisement that the
Craig Microscope magnifed one hundred
diametors, and could be bought for ~ 30,
! thought il was one of the humbugs of tho
hour for ! had paid $50 for u microscope
not long before. But now find IL 10 be
a really valuable instrument which !
should like SEQ introduced into the families
Of our reader. IN place Of the manifold
useless toys which please for all hour and
are then destroyed. This microscope
would both ainuse and instruct them and |
advise every boy aud girl who wishes 20
know the wonders which lie IN little things
which will pny for the microscope aud tbs
postage when sent by mail -
A. "A holiday gif, ,his microscope is un
surpassed, being ornamental, Instructive
amusing and cheap and never lose. is ~.
tpsts Agent and dralcrs supplied 90
libsfql terms. A ample VIII h. mailed,
post paid. TO any address for :! ~, 10y u.
II ROSS, 3l3 Locust street, 81. Louis, NJ.
Read the advertisement IN another coli
umn may3ld'm
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The l.tSing Machine.

luiuro the main spring Of q waich, ana every
portion of the works become disordcrcd. The
human stomach j. To the human system What that
elastic piece OF metal Is to a chronomsteT. II IN
ilucnccs the action Of the other organs, aud con
trOls, - certain extent, the whole living machine
The comparison may be carried further, fores the
weakness or other lmpeIiectons of tbe main
spring IL indicated on the face OF the tne-ptece,
80 also j. the weakness ar other disorder of the
stomach betrayed 10y the face 81 the Invalid The
complexion IL sallOw or faded, the eyes ARE dei'
Client in lustcr and ligence, and there Is worn
an Nious expression In The whole cohntenance,
which tells n plainly rs written words could do,
that the great nOurishlng organ whose office II II
TO minister Ia the wants of the body and 10 sus'
tain and renew all iiS parts, l. not performing ~
duty II requires renoVating and regulating, and
10 accomplish this end HO-tottcr's stomach BIZ
ter MAY be truly said Ia he the thing nesdiul
The broken main spring of a watch may bc -
placed ~ "a new one, but he stomach can only
he repalred and Strengthened and this - onr OF
the objects ~ the famous vegetable rcStomiWs
which Tor eighteen years ha. been waglng a snc'
cessful contest with dyspepsia in all clmaics, A.
"A specific for lndlgestiOnit stands alone when
the resources OF the pharmacopea have been eN-
llAusted, without, at best, doing mCfc than
mitlg ting the Complaint, "a course Oi this whole
some AMI paatahle, yet powerful, stomarhic eff
fleets "a perfect and permanent cure, In all eases
of dyspepsia the liver L. more or lees disordered,
and upon this important gland, as well AZ upon
the stomach and bowels, the Bittar- act with sin-
gIlar distinctness, regulating and rcIny igOratn
every secrotlye and asslmilating organ on which
bodily aud men,al health depend.
ie2Qmwallwdaw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

A NEw YORK preacher -nys that mo
nrsa .who uses spiritous liquors can get to
hcaycn." OF course b. meant such cAccrn.
bic poison ~ j. retniled in the Empire
City. In view Of the undeniable excellence
Of Tie old whiskcys pure brandie-, park
ling wines, and creamy ales soid by Pat
Fitzgerald, Of the Sun Flower saloon, no
Cairo preacher has ever ventured n liso
declaration. Indeed, we have heard mon
say that everybody who patronize. Pat
beverages Is Immediately Possessed Il a
serenity Of soul, n christian for,i,udc and
resignation, that make this mundane
'phere of our "a, good u heaven "a, he care.
about. Tha, everybody may .harc in ,hi.
fciicity Pat bas h1ed tbe prize 81 III, in-
cofn par III Cincinnati lager bcor NJ Scents
a s!ass, and everything else Ut about half
what !, il really worth.
Tho ancst Billiard Saloon ia southern
llliLoi. can also lie found in connection
w.th thi. popular c-iabUshm,ni a.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
sOt vi ADVICE,

Mako isyour business iiyou heed cloth
ing, g. gDtp q reliable store, whore yua3
can Gnd all you need, and made in ,hcS.ylc
you fancy "a; ,uch price. ~ To s,iit Your
pure and tie time. Antrim. is Ju.tsui
a hona There you VIII always huI IL
complete and select assortment 81 cloth
ing either for men, youths boy orchid.
ron. a. price, As lew ~ the lowest, COM
pare hi' goods ana prices, A. II will l., to
N.ur ininrest IL
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EsGLL'S
SARSAPARlLLA
Read Tie Captains letter and
the LCiicr from his Mother.

I,utng lArmrks, Mo-, Aprlia, .-..
rE JOHN rtll.-b,u SIR. kuoNIua tt, s.u
cl ury 90 !out N,r-porlip, nut tie h,..U. tun
h'uturIai qualities 10 pn~s.-rts, / -eIl 5000 tN,
toIluNIu. statement ut my yAsys
Twas Wounded about tao years hyu--WAs tIkyl
-. -UUrr and confined Tor sixteen months, lr.uH
uluYru 30 often, my mounds have not healed N,t.
t.NrU H' 90 Up tmuurut rluco a.i7 Wolutt,.
an ri|.i tlH.H# 30 the hips, My genera. l.a.i..
.- Wu. l,4r aul uesu something to ..-t Ds
tur, UHNl moore ialtU boa your SAI AuAitl.A th,u
Iu any thing v,sc. visit that that il .,UH.ur
~ asr ,Arl.r. Wc H hall duz,r iutt'rs. au,,
ob.ige GAIT. q. r. JOHNSON,
~. LOUIS. Mo.
l., Tho following Was written ApUl ga, isU.,
~ MIS- Jennie J"huson, mother 81 Capt. John
sln:
pR, john BtLl.-pgar Ny ku,i.Ht, d..
b.. Juhuiuu, Nts "a -llliiui surgeon ald l.l-t
ian d. ,,utlN. NyW iugN. where leo dlvi, leaving
the ii.nVs e., y. johnson iu ny care, A. t4.,f,tu
ytar7 ui $3.50. De- hnd chrome diafttea .ut
,ln1iulu, ilr vu.eu gave han your ~all tp.I..I.s
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JENNIE JOHNSON
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

Es~AYs FpR YOUNG MEs--rh. ebsr, Aiei
aui u-oi up. Who base loot th",ry 0i,ldni ep.fPy,
lnn,tion. ani bodily ,tgnI, 20 lhe par-slto 81 -O.
,Iai pleasure, ~ith Word- VI brer. Bpi sanitary
aIi for tn. seemingly bhpel.>s. seu, FREE, IN
..,i"i "nyeiore- Adhrcs-, Howard Association,
o.. f. Philadelphia, Ia. f...ff
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

Material 70 make dollar bottle Of the bet Hif
Restorative ever usei Tor restoring gray hh,I to
T. ori. Va. .s'ot send 40 cent. f"r package.
Nhv White fctti, Healthy thni-, and q sweet
resh sud Tor our TURKISH DESflHFiCE,
prGe, ~ c"nts.
~ zoe wasT ..
, 80 cure fpt Headache, ,aiatns Ietfo'ss, ~
aaziBg 30 iio c1r. send lof our srErkuIA.
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49,. Either Ut the above cent postpaid on r..
'nil.f ~ Uricr. -...Ne. 4.
attic. Joseph Il l.-"har. iSi MARKET street.
a. i..ui-. SO. srs'lydsw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25
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AMER neafiy tn'rtJ y,'fs sAPcrivnr'. 30. nov
y"srfally admitted liza, Muui! L,giiaa's Flor.
lda w,i.f h the most feffr shiny sn1 SIRE, able ~
IA toilet perfume. ~. entirely diiionht from
cologne Water AMI 'hpuld ns,erir eonfeuni"i
a.ui u the pcii,.ue 81 '..,gna disappearing .
f.u m"U.ut. sfi"T IT, app cation whilst ih,i -
tue FLORIDA wster LASS {, niHn, days. ..dieiul
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

FREsH Egg. aud Yellow Butter can al-
ways be had. Read the advertisement
"Greatcst Work Of the Age in this pa
Dor. may lSd3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

How many Housewives ARE there who
have experienced the difficulty of obtain
NJ good vinegar. Read the advertise
mcnt of ", II, Bishop in this paper.
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