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SENATE.
Continued from Third Edition.
The following the reported Mr. Sher.
and adopted by the Senate substitutes for the
come tax sections stricken OUT
June 1854 amended by the July 13 1866 and
March 1867 shall be construed to impose the taxes
tons and salaries of Government officers for and during
the 1870 and all such shall be collected
Second. That the purpose of allowing deductions
from incomes religious social community holding
common, each of the composing such society
and remaining fractional number of such less
sttute family and reduction of $1,000 shall be allowed
for each of eaid families Any the income gains
assessed and collected according to this provision
The amendment Of the Finance Committee to authorize
The tariff sections having been reached the amend.
ments reported from the committee discussed That
oo e1e end acorn OF % % a on "
prepared, and all substitutes for coffee agreed to-
reducing the duties on sugar ACCORDING to the Senats
committees Classification, to allow the rate to
Mr. Hamn objected to the Withdrawal of the section
az ara fIO asked 10 have Sron vote upon it. He argued
believing the receipts year would exceed those
OF the 1irg year, wle the surplus in the Treasury
opposed the REDUCTION upon the ground
that the estimated receipts from revenue would not
rant it, He believed that increased expenditures would
keep pace with any increased receipts
House.
Continued from the Third Edition.
The items in regard the Washington aqueduct gave
rise to discussion as to the inefficient supply water to
rbung mains are not equal either to the demand the
Mr. Cook moved substitute, to appropriate under
Mr. Dawes (Mass) moved an amendment to the substi-
applied to the improvement and repair of the aqueduct
until otherwise provided by law. ,-..,..
The amendment agreed to- and the substitute
amended was agreed to.
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CITY ITEMS.

COATS OF LIGHT wooLLEE FABRICS made up
skeleton,
Of Alpaca, Drdp d Etc, Linen, etc.
VESTS, Of Black and Fancy Cloths and WoolLens,
made up skeleton,
Of Drap d Etc, Linen, Marseiues, etc.
PANTS of hght tDeight, Black and Fancy Cdssi.
neTes,
of Drap d Etc, Linen, Duck, Drill, etc.
EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF
SUMNER CLOTHING
SOLD AT
GUARANTEED LOWER PRICES
THAN ELSEWHERE.
HALFWAY J BENNETT d Co.,
BETWEEN TowBR HALL,
FIFTH AND SIXTH SIS. No. SIS MARKET ST.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

GUNNER RESORTS ON TIE LINE OF
y PHnLADEIPHAA AND READING RAILROAD
""D oiA1, 1l MAY 20, 1870.
MANSION HOUSE, MI. CARBON,
Mr. Caroline Wunder, Pottsyile II. o., SchuylkII
. TUbOARORA HOTEL,
Mrs N. L. Miller Iuscaroia p o., Schuylkill county
W. Il. bnith, Mahanoy City p o., Schuylkil county.
MOUNT CARMEL HOUSE,
Charles Culp Mount Carmel Il. o., Northumberland 90
T. No. ,..,,. WHITE HOUSE,
- ANDA LUSIA HALL,
Henry We YER Read ding p. o., Berks county
CENTRAL AVENUE HALL,
q. ID. Dav Reading p. o., Berks county.
SPRING MILL HEIGHTS,
JACOB Ill. BT Lsh, Oonshohocken p o. MONTGOMERY 90.
49, BOYERTOWN SEMINARY,
L. N. koon Boyertown p. o., Berks county.
LPTIZ SPRINGS,
George r. Grstder. Litiz p o., Lancaster county
. 49,. LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL.
Dr. A. SMITH MeIDersyille p o., Berks county.
- OQLD STRINGS HOTEL, LEBANON COUNTY.
VIM. Lerch. Pine Grove p o. Schuylkill county
EPHRATA SPRfNGS
John Frederick EpbIate p. o., Lancaster county
PERKI0MEN BRIDGE HOTEL.
Davis Longaker, Collegeyile p. o.. Montgomery CO.
PROSPECT TERRACE
Dr. james Palmer, Oollegeville p. o.. MONTGOMERY 90
DOUTY HOUSE,
george s. Burr, Shamoki1, Northumberland county.
EXCURSION T1oketJ will be sold at Phadelphia to ana
from above points at reduced rates. good for dag
day. e s q SmS
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IF YOUR CHILD HAS LOST ITS APPETITE, seems cross
and fretful, and altogether in bad way, without
any particular disease manifesting ITSELF take for
granted it needs good tonic to invgorate the sys-
TEN, strengthen the stomach and bowels, and bring
back healthy appetite, and then obtain DR.. Jaynes
Tonic vermifuge, which, besides being one Of the
best general tonics, will rout all Worms from the
system, and give your child chance for enjoying
good health. Sold everywhere.
Small size, 81 cents; double size, so cents per
bottle.
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PERSONAL.

DRESIDENT LINCOLN, AT THE OUT
Il break of the War; by proclamation, called for forty
two thousand volunteers to suppress the Rebellion and
the War Department promised that each soldier should
have bounty of 8l00, when discharged.
THR SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
HAS DECIDED THAT THIS PROMISED BOUNTY
MUST NOW BE PAID We prepared to obtain it
for soldier who enlisted before July % 1861 for
three years. and subsequently honorably discharged
whether he served for a short or long time.
1t is desirable have the soldiers discharge but the
bounty be obtained where the discharge is lost
cannot be had No collection, charge.
Call upon write to the General Collection Agency
r. S. LEAGUE CO., No. 1S5 s. SEVENTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA
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MAR RRIED.

BRoDBECK-BLIEM.-Ont the evening OF the 23d In
slant, by the Rev. f. w. Dechart, at his residence,
Mr. WILLIAM L. BRoDBECK, of York county, to Miss
SALLIB e. BLIKM, of Philadelphia.
GUTH-MAGEE.-On Thursday evening, June %,
1870, by the Rev. Robert Adar, Mr.. AUGUSTUS l.
GUTH to Miss EMMA M. MAGEE, niece of the offlcia-
ting clergyman both of this city.
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THERE ARE MANY SOLDIERS AND
l. Sailors, their orphans and widows, and their heirs,
who have good claims for of pay bounty, priZe
money conmutation of travel Communication of ions,
which ought to be paid them.
In many such applications have been made, but
unsettled for want of proof oe from neglect and
frequently from ncompetency of the agent who filed the
claim We will give advice to comrades when written
to for it or called upon, free of charge gladly.
ROBERT s. LEAGUE 90,
Attorneys for the Collection of Claims,
No. l35 S. SEVENTH Street. Philadelphia.
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eg-WE HAVE SOLD so FAST,
eE-WE HAVE SOLD so FAST,
cgF-WE HAVE SOLD so FAST
eFs-W WE HAVE SOLD SO FAST,
OUR SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, At
OUR SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING, 4r
OUR SPRING AND SUMNER CLoTHING,-z -z1
gg-WE ARE Now REcEIyING'
gY-WE ARE Now RECEIVING,
eB-WE ARE Now RECEIVING,
THE SECOND IESTALMENT, An
THE SECOND IESTALMENT, 81
THE SECOND INSTALMENT, ~
THE SECOND INsTALMEET, at
eE-BEAUTIFUI FRESH GOODS,
cS- BEAUTIFUL FRESH GOODS,
gB- BEAUTIFUL FRESH GOODS,
eB- BEAUTIFUL FRESH GOODS,
CARD-Our sales have never been 80 large, but
we still have q splendid stock or the very newest
things. Having an immense force OF cutters and
workmen we keep up the supply for our counters.
The new goods now receiving ar are;I Gn;.s
Alpaca busters Travelling Suits,
Dram d,Ete Sacks Blue Chester1elds,
White and Coiored Duck Dahlia Chesterdeds,
Suits Brown Chesterields,
Flannel Suits, Youths Chesterheds,
Towel Vests. BOYS busters,
Marseilles Vests, Boys Alpaca Jackets,
Boys White Vests, Chldren's Suits.
sE- An extra large force OF Statesmen to give good
attention to all, either looking or buying.
WANAMAKER Il BROWN,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
The Corner of SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
1000 FRESH WHITE MARSEILLKS VESTS,
2OOO FRESH WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS,
1000 FRESH WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS,
1000 FRESH WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS,
on OUR COUNTERS TODAY.
Sizes from 2S to A, so that all can be lifted.
Prices ranging from 81 to "a. .
1000 Thin Skeleton Cashmere Coats, all styles, So
az Large Sales and Small Profits.
WANAMAKER x BROWN,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE.
NoTE.-We have full stock OF extra large sizes.
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RUN OvER.-About O'Clock this morning Mr..
Stevens, aged 81 years. residing at Cedar and Dau-
phin streets, was run over at ShackamaXon street
wharf by cart and badly injured. He was reno we'd
to his home.
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FRE.-The alarm Of fire about 20 this afternoon
was caused by the explosion of can of coal oil in
depot OF the Market Street Railway Company The
names were eXtinguished by the employees, no fur
ther damage being incurred than the loss OF the
Oil.
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THE PRIMO IPAL d e p OF
Il FOR THE SALE OF
REV Z N u s,
No. S04 CHESTNUT STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICE, No. 100 S. FIFTH STREET
Two doors below Chestnut streeD,
EST L s II ID 1862.
The sale OF Revenue Stamps Is still continued at
the Old Established Agencies.
The stock comprises every denomination printed
by the Government and having at all times large
supply, we are enabled to I'LL and forward 10y Mail or
Express) all orders Immediately upon receipt, mat
ter OF great importance
United States Notes. National Bank Notes, Drafts
on Philadelphia, and Post Once Orders received in
payment
Any Information regarding the decisions OF the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue cheerfuIy and
gratuitously furnished.
Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts, Checks, Re-
ceipts, etc.
The following rates OF commission are allowed on
Stamps and Stamped Paper
lW sssss--s-..s--...-..ss
" 800 ......................4
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on FREE EXHIBITION,

AT CHARLES f. HASELTINES ART GALLERY
(of Paris) comprising Paintings Drawings FrescOes,
StatuaTy of the galleries of Paris Vienna, Florence.
Rome Milan, Base, Ssxe-Weimar etc, etc. amounting
to 5000 diverse subjects. Also, 800 diverse views of
European scenery and antiquities.
Particular attention is called to "Moses" by Michel
Angelo, as before exhibited; the series of
Paintings by Carlo Doci Oarlon, Saly Guido Ren etc.
whole collection of Rousseau's Landscapes and the
Rembrandt Collection of the Gallery Of OasseL II lOrp
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AGRICULTURAL.

THE CELEBRATED AMERICAN MOWER
Il one aud twohorse Machines, now exhibition.
w. ii. JONES'
Central Agricultural
Implement Warehouse and Seed Store,
No. l62l MARKET Street.
4stuthlm Philadelphia.
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MATS AND OAPs.

WT WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI
~ lated and easyhtting Dress Hats (patented in
the improved fAshons Of the season OHKSNVT Street
next door TO ths Post Ohhes r2s
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DENSIONS, PENSIONS.-ALL WOUNDED
Il or disabled SOLDIERS, also the widows, children
under sixteen dependent mothers and fathers of those
who died in the service since discharge OF disease
tracted in service, who have not claimed
sion, should apply at once to ROBERT s. LEAGUE
CO. General Claim Office, No. 1876 g. SEVENTH sire st.
To back pension claims must be made within five
years from date of discharge date of death. Long
standing rejected claims promptly settled.
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FOURTH EDITION
United States and the FenianS.

Trial of Gen. Starr and Col. Thompson.
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RAILROAD LINES.


NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD LINE
~ NEW ROUTE
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
VIA LONG BRANCH.
An ACCOMMODATION TRAIT in the morning
and -
AN EXPRESS TRAIN
in the Afternoon from each end Of the route.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN
will be furnished with
. SPLENDID PALACE CARS.
NO CHANGE OF CARS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND SANDY HOOK.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA PEMBERTON AND
LONG BRANCH.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, July A. 1870
trains will run as folows-
LEAVE NEW YORK,
from Pier Nc. 2S NORTH River, foot of Moray street,
at 6'45 A. M. Accommodation and 30 p. M. Ex-
press. -
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA.
from foot of WALNUT Street, at 7'00 A. NJ. Accom-
mediation and $50 p. NJ. Express
The NARRAGANSETTTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Magnificent Steamers plymouth Rock" and Jesse
Hoyt" have been fitted up expressly for this business
the former with unequalled accommodations, and will
make the connection between New York and Sandy
Hook.
Passengers by this route can be served with
BREAKFAST or DINNER the EUROPEAN
PLAN In style unsurpassed by any Hotel in America
Fare between Philadelphia and New York ..sS0e
For particulars as to connections for TOMS
RIVER RED BANK, and all way stations, see the
travellers" and "Appletons Gnides.n
62T Superintendent
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SEA Moss FARIEE creating a great sensation in the
food market its uses forth by the reports of
scientific experts, many and various. In the first
place, when employed in the preparation of puddngs,
custards blanc creams, gruels and scores OF
other deicaces for the family tab the sick it
adds largely the quantity of nutrment cervabe from
other materials and in the second place renders the
dish, whatever it be- far dgestible and agree
able to than it would have been without this
cheap and pure Ingredient Such is the testimony of
large number of the most prominent hotelkeepers in
New York and other cities 1t is being used largely in
all the hospitals and will prove lasting blessing to the
poor.
GLITTERING TEETH.-Not only does SoZoDoNT i'm
part wHTBHEss OF the purest porcelain to the
teeth but its POLISH, too. They glisten after being
brushed with it, like the inner surface Of an ocean
SHE'LL and the effect Of this peerless dentrifce is to
render the enamel as hard and indestructible as
adamant.
ME- WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the ieweer ut No. q.
street. of the largest and most attractive
stocks of all kinds of Jewery and Sverware in the city
He has also hand large assortment of fine American
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock is now
being sold below cost preparatory to removal Those
who purchase this store at the time certain
to get the worth of their money.
SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
alance in monthly instaments
o. f. DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut street.
NEW STYLE PIcTURE.-The German Chromos made by
A. K p. Trask No 40 N. Eighth street. They must be
seen to be admired.
SAVE and mend the pieces, use "SPALDING's
GLUE"
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SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Ten dollars cas-
slance in monthly instalments
o. f. DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut street.
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A BILL HAS PASSED ONE BRANCH OF
IA Congress. giving 500 to the widow, children,
parents soldiers who died in the service where the
soldier enlisted for or less For further nforma
SlOO to the all soldiers who died in service belong
ing to any months regiments three months regi
ments- Applications received daily by - 80
r. S. LEAGUE 90.
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NEW STYLE PIcTURE.-The German Chromos made b.
A. K p. Trask No. 40 N. Eighth street. They must b.
seen to be admired.
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CLAIAiS AGAINST THE MEXICAN GOV
" ernmept promptly prepared for adjustment and
settlement by the Commission in session. All App
cations must be filed before June 1870 Apply either in
f35 South SEVENTH Street. Philadelphia
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SAVE and mend the pieces, use "SPALDING's
GLUE"
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ITO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS AND THEIR
Il HEIRS.-Advce and information given free, II you
have kind of claim against the Government of the
United States write TO call at once upon X. s.
LEAGUE CO., the General Collection Agency No.
Is s. SEVENTH Street.
The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1870-02-02
M'Doodlc's Story.

Some years since, when they were build.
in the locks on Coal River, | was over thar
at Peytona, an stopt in ut DR.. Kellum's
who -physickcd people in that quarter ut
that time.
Thar was famine just then, and great
suiicrin' among men, women, an small chill.
dren Tor want of the ncccssaries of life
Leastwise it was about the same thing.
Thar was plenty of middIing. an abundance
of corn, an no skcrcity of chicken; but the
rivers were dry, an whiskcy run entirely
short. Some prudent people had laid in u
sufficient stock; but most had not. How to
bring up family 'thout rcd-cyo was a puz-
zlcr, and the suffering was enormous.
Dr. kclum was in trouble tuo-hc SYM
pathi2cd with his nuighbors; but he had a
nnlf barrel Of nincty-iivc per cent alcohol in
his Office, and us lar as he was consumed,
he managed to fix up with sugar, an water
an gum, an athGr; an SIGH truck, untwcl
he made a purity far drink. Seem was
a friend OF his, he invited me to sample it,
Well, it kinder filed the room with the
smell, an jest then, man from the Mud
River country came in, on his way to
Raleigh cote house lie smut the smell. an
says he I've been nigh two days from home
an Tn Almost starved.
son. says Kclum, printing to the cask.
that, it, Help yourself"
The chap frightened up, an he drawcd
level tum'Icrtull Of that alcohol, an atore
you could shy, scat you beast" down it
went.
KCllum he turned pale,
Says the man "I'm much oblccgud tu
you. That's sarchin'w an he turned an
walked out.
Kelum set as if he'd bin shot, and then
jumped up.
"1hat won't do" says he. That's
enough to pizcn Il crowd I'll call him
back and give him an cmutic"
We both went to the door. lie wasn't in
sight. Irun up the krick, an Kcllum, he
run down the road; but it wasn't Of no use.
81 shouldn't wonder" says Kclum, "cf
that chap hasn't gone an died sumcwhar by
himself Thar'll be 4 corpse found tercctly |
an a kawner's inkwitcn, an lots of trouble" |
Well, we sot thar for about an hour talk. |
ing about the p0' cussc melancholy fate, |
when all to wonst, in walk the chap him |
self rs pccrt as a wild cat
doctor says he, I'm a gwinc long
way mp the river, an liquors skccrcc, an II |
Its all the same to you, could you spar me
another tum'lCriull ? cts the most satisfvin'.
st liquor ever drank"
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POETRY.
The Star above the Manager.

p Ihsa II MI RNslsh-,NC
One MI III. while lowly shepherd SWANS
Their leccy charge attended,
A light broke DER Judea's plains,
Unuttcrably splendid
Far In the dusky orient,
A star, unknown in story,
Arose to Hood the ornament
With more than morning glory
The glittcring constellation, erst
So gloriously beaming,
Waned, when Its sudden splendOr burst
Upon their palor cleaning.
And Heaven drew nearer earth that night,
Flung wide its pearly portals,
And sent from all Its realms OF light
Its radiant immortals.
They hoverer in the golden air,
Their golden ccnsurs swinging,
And woke the drOwsy shepherds there
With their scrnphlc singing.
Yet earth on this her gala night
No Jubilee was keeping,
She lay unconscious of Ike light,
In silent beauty sleeping.
No more shall brightest Chcrubim
Or statcliest archangul,
SymphOniOus sing such coral hymn,
Proclaim 50 sweet cyanscl.
No more appear that star ut eve,
Tho glimpsCs OF It's glory
Are seen by those who still believe
The Shepherds simple story.
In Faiths clear ornament aiar
To unbGliet stranger,
Forever glows the golden star
That stood above the Manager
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There was table covered with fine linen,
which Mrs. Kclsoc and her mai Is had spun
(thcrc were great presses full OF it up stairs)
and on it were roasted wild ducks, and a
mountain Of spiccd beef, and dishes of game
and fish, and hare pastry, besides hot
cakes and tea, and AN enormous bowl of
punch and high jugs OF smoking toddy,
with the roasted apples bohbiug up and
down. Some of the ncighburs were there.
rs they were indeed for every meal. Tom
slipped away after supper and ran nut to
the kitchen. There was IL, great a crowd
there, and rs heavy eating as in the hail.
There was no counting the hangers ON
about the kclsuc kitchen. There were
cooks and maids and grooms, and the hen
wife and the gooscwitc, and the wife who
made the BARN (yCasD, and dozen more
who list held 10y the family" Yet Mr.,
KclsOc was not "a rich man. He held larre
dairy farms ton pcppcrcOrn leases for ninety
nine years., and the many mouths nte IN
more than the profits from year to wear.
Tom liked to 90 down to the kitchen 70
he tlattCrcd and ioked with, and to hear
stories of fairies or banshees. But to-nioht
1t was very dull down there the men. and
even Kit, had all gone to wake, and tho
women were silent. So he went TO bed enr.
ly leaving candle burning, with fright
ened look out at the slope of the hill, and
the woods beyond.
II was about midnight when Tom awo,,c
with sudden feeling Of terrible danger
The room was still as death the candle had
gone out, but tue moonlight lay in square
patch on the floor He cot up and rronc,I
about Nothing.
lie went to the window What was that
dark, compact mass by the copso wonder
where the fox found cover on Monday, |
What wcrc THESE moving shadows. stcaling |
slowly TO the house, below the trees Sud, |
lenly wild cry broke through the air II |
vas his mothers voice. Tom sprang to the |
toor, dashed IL open, and found himself in |
he grasp of vice like hands, that struryle !
IS he might, dealt with him as If he were
Nothing but q weak kitten. IN a moment
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-19
Auction
Sale OfUnCIaimed Goods

Tho following articles, unless previously called
for, viii hr sold to pay charges at public auct Oh,
Wednesday, October 18th, is7u, at 10 o'clock, a.
M, NJ our Warehouse, on ohio Lcycc below 1T.
CHARLES nut,i.
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IL. SMITH, M. ID,

w REsIDENCE-No. q, Thirteenth treot
between Washington Avenue and Walnut Street.
FFICE-l2G Commercial Avenue, mp stars
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-19
300 Of lhc Most Desirable Lots
for Business Houses and
Rcsitiedccs nj Auction.
THE undersigned will offer at Publ, Auction
Friday, 2sth, and saturday, the Goth
OF October. 1870,

On the grounds, go Of the most choice and ele-
giants lots for business and dwelling houses.
SIS y rare opportunity Tor making Sii ~ \,
mcnt. No ciiy or village in West Tennessee ~
improving half so rapidly rs Humboldt. But re.
Gently the Conlnis sionersappolnted by the Grand
Lodge OF odd Fellows in tho state, located the
Female College at this point, which, with other
public buildings going up. makes u peculiarly de.
sirahlo as a residence, or point Tor investment.
The above lots are situated on high elevation
within one hundred yards of the rail road crossing
TERMS -Ono-half of the purchase money to
be paid the rst day OF January, 1871, the renain-
der twelve months from day of sale; notes with
good security and lien retained for payment Of
purchase money.
Tho sale will commence AT 10 o'clock on Friday,
the 2sth, and continue two days.
REA, BARNES & LANNOM.
J. A. W. HISS, Aucti0neer.
oct2sdeodtd
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NNIIE OPIUM HABIT.
Cured without pain or suffering, by an entirely
HIsnnIDrN
Dr. n. ID. COLLINS,

Cured without pain or suffering, by m entirely
new discovery.
DIR. n. ID. COLLINS,
At Larorte, Laporte county, Ind, cures the wors
forms OF the habit in from three to n.no months.
or according to the quantity or length Of time tho
ful particulars of the above facts inClOso a three
cent stamp and send for his pamphlet and ccrtlf-
Gates of cures YOU can write TO those who
have been cured. Patients can be cured and at.
tend to their daily occupations. Opium, NOR
phine and laudanum, discontinued at once with
out any prostration, pam or uneasincss. All cor
respondepce strictly confidential II requested.
Those who wish TO take treatment must state the
exact amount of the drug used weekly, whether
gum Opium, Morphine, Laudanum OF prepara-
Aon OF opium III DINER ioilns' angls,Gnw