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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

Spefial 1otifes.

Eclectic or Row Sch col Syssens or Medicine.
Embracing every meiern reform and Improvement 10 the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with.
They produce svil and lay the foundation for future i'll health
Pai ents should that Their chI.n not dcs Wit b
such medicines tor they be we'll afterwards All
mineral posons alike injurious. The greatest modern
Improvement In medicine consists in Containing the active
medical principles Of aud pans concentrated
form. They Eclectic Remedies. and before
eQualled in the treatment Of disease. When udousy adj
ninistered thew meet disease with wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
Represents this reform In medicine and will attend
sonay upon all forms Of disease either acute chronic
surgical when desired. Violent Diseases ters, cholera
Group dysentcry evers, &C., successful! treated by
genuine Eclectic practitione they scarcely losing any
while in old chronic they noted everywhere They
always called uDon repair the mischief produced by
other physicians with their kill or cure" remedies.
Coughs o: 10 Is years standing; Catarrh with the de-
strucon Of the bones and so TISSUES of the nose Con-
sumption, with partial loss Of lungs; Syphilis with foul
liberation and loss Of parts Hip disease with Inability to
walk Sciouious diseases Of every variety and severity
Deafness, from to 20 continuance rheumatism with
enlarged and ancylos-d joints Satorrhea, with deme
tia Diseases of the Eve, &C. &C. have been cured and all
which will be happily referred for ths benefit of
those similarly afflicted lie all OF
Fever and Ague.
Diseases of Women and Children specially treated. Medicine
and surgical instruments of variety expressly adapted
to these various complaints Consult him dec. 22spti
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To COnsumlpllves.

The advertiser having heen restored to health in q few
weeks by simple remedy after having suffered
with lung affection and that dread disease,
Consumption is anxious to make known his fellow
ers the Of cure -
To all who desire IL. he will send copy Of the prescrp
ton used Gree of charged with the directions preparing
and using the same, which they will find SURE CURE
CONSUMPTION ASTHMA BRONCHITIS etc. The object of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the Attic
led and spread information which he conceives be nva
uable and he hopes every sufferer will his remedy it
will cost them nothing and may prove n blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
..' REV. EDWARD A. Wilson,
my29-ly-sp Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
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DJJRCHASEI<S OF MUSIC Will consult
l their interests by subscribing to PETERS MUSICAL
MONTHLY It's issued the of each month"; and gives
all the latest and best Music by such authors Hays Kinke,
Thomas Bishop, banks, echt Frey. Keller. Wyman,
Every number contains at least Twelve Pieces Of new and good
Music, printed nv>yg,v,nc,. on fine white
paper, Il from HE FkN full size music
placs,-eve - ~ piece of which
Is acrward printed in sheet FORM from the plates
sold at from thirty fifty cents EACH and all ask for this
valuable magazine is thirty Genus copy g year. g. for
six months and guarantee to every yearly subscriber at
%ass; * iSs MUSICAL Ses. % Ss;
MUSICAL MONTHLY to pay magazine because give
much music for the money 1t Is issued simply intro.
duce music to the musical world Our subscribers sing
and play the music we give them Their musical friends hear
i slssf music MONTHLY ssr% Form: r %5srs
Der every yearly subscriber gets during the year. $50
pieces of best music all OF which afterward print In
Sheet form. and sell for &C., 1t Is published Nam
Pctnrs So "a, $50 FOR S3! Rr 9e vi ~ L
York. where everything in the music line be had No
ter how small your order 1t will he promptly attended to-
~ Sample copies can be seen AZ Osman Hapemans Book
Store, IS La Sale street. Ottawa Illinois. janl5-3m
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, Mar. IS.
Flour-Quiet. White winter extras, $3.50
I15 Spring extras, S3754475; superfnes $40
G3.60.
Wheat--Dull; S3c@S41 1cts. for No. spring !;
$76g11 for No. g and 5SgG0c for rejected.
Corn-Dull. 74G15c for No l 71972l sc for
No. q G9lac for rejected, and SO for no grade.
Oats--Weak at 36 937c for No. g.
Rye--GG &c for No. ..
Barley-G3c9GSc for No. g
Potatoes-5j &GOc per bush.
Butter-21g3Oc for good lots.
Eggs-22Q23c
Hogs-S9.5O9$ 5000 according 10 weight.
Catte--Steady. Choice steers, $115G$900;
tGr I'd class, s5.oOg5.6O; medium to good butch
ers' stock, S5O0G515; common to choice COWS
and heifers, S3.50g575; inferior and mixed
stock, S3009375.
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The subscriber will sell at auction, az
"A his residace IN the town of Utica IN Tnesday, MarCn
Is, witt 30 head of cattle onehslf mch cows nSSa o.
orses and lot OF COe from one to two years OLD buckeye
reaper mower spring wagon, two lumber WAGONS pow
and a lot III household furniture. IL. 10 $780,.
TRIMS SALE-A sums OF ~ and under, cAsns ~ sums
over amount nine m0sth. credit on noss Win "a
seCurity without lnefeet paid when due W paul. ~
pcr cent. viii be charged nom date. ASA CkOsiAM
- DAHiHL CAM, Aucu0nCer. Agent for Kansas LaooA
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Errors Of Youth.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debii
y Premature Decay and all the effects of youthful ndscre
on WILL for the sake CT suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which lie cured Sufferers wishing
profit by the advertisers experience do by
in perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
My29-ly-sp No. l2 Cedar street, New York.
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As reported by RIALE BROS Wholesale Retail Grocers
No. IL La Sale street.
Ottawa, Mar. IS, 1870.
For two days the roads have been better and
people have been coming IN and bringing con-
siderable produce, yet the market is not over.
stocked. Trade is quite brisk, and people, we
presume, are preparing for the bad roads to come.
There have been but few hogs in, and this trade
is nearly over. Most of the corn and oats com.
ing in has been taken for feed at good prices.
Butter is bringing from 25 to 90 cents, accord
ing to quality and freshness. Eggs seem quite
plenty. We quote as follows:
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NJ. louis Market.

NJ. louis Market.
St. Louis, Mar. II.
Flour-Cnsettled. Sales of supertine at 81 %
@4:D for spring; Xxx at $5.0Oa525; Xxx
at $500 a595.
Wheat-Du!l at |l.204125 for prime white
fall; @llGGl2O for choice TO fancy red and
white; No. spring SSc.
Corn-Dul, at 1Sc for mixed in bulk.
Rye--Heavy ut 7lc.
Whisky---Firm at Sc
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The Markets.

The general grain market remains substantial.
ly unchanged since last week, the only fluctua-
lions in prices being in correspondence with the
fluctuations in gold. Cattle show more activity,
and slight improvement in prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-03-19

And only living who points out every disease whonthe
patient saving asking question:, VIII commune 10
practice al his rooms at the PA Rk HOuSE, 0tta
wa, Ills, commencing Friday, December l lSn, ana re-
main until June 18th. $50. Consultation iree once hours
from O'CLOCK A. N. to SPIN.
Having for many years given his whole time TO the treat
and of chronic diseases more especially Of
the Liver Lungs and Blood having been long and
bly, known In every State and Territory III the Union As the
klul and successful physician ~ me cure OF chronic
hcg formerly Professor OF Matco Mcdca Thera
peutics Pharmacy, Medical Botany and diseases of Women
and chhlrn In Central Medical College, Also In the New
York COLLEGE OF Health, and the Central City Hospital &C.,
and has pl,ced opportunities within his reach of mean i'm.
noTtancr md has added largely his skin experience
Remember that Dr. La Fonanc Is the only physician in the
world thai has made liver lung and blood diseases speciality
for wh0e life time, and the only one who has discovered
n and tue theory OF the origin and certain such com.
nInnts Dr. La Fontanc has perfected New SpeciAe
Remedies that do fail to speedily and permanently
Ottawh December IS. .-2m
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New YORK Market.

New YORK Market.
New York, Mar. II.
Flour-Clo.ed dull. $475g$5.5O for western
extra.
Wheat-Dali at ::l,l0q$1.1G for No. spring.
Rye-Dull. at SOC for western.
Oats-Active at "a Q55c for western.
Corn--Quiet at 92 SIC for ne mike western.
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SSSY7SSiS1iTi7ii'

ITO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are
prepared to furnish all classes with constant employ
home the whole Of the time for the spare
Business new light and profitable Persons Of either east
devong their whole time the business Boys and girls
nearly much That all who this notice may send
their address, and UNPARALLELED
Offer To such are not well satisfied will send 81 to
for the trouble of writing. Full particulars valuable
pie which will do to work on a copp of
Pe0s Literary COiOnone of the largest and best fam.
lily newspapers pubiseda sent free by mail Reader if
want permanent profitable work, address E. c. ALLEN CO.,
Augusta, Maine. lance SIN
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Ottawa WhOlcsnie Market.

As reported by RIALE BROS Wholesa aud Retail Grocc
No. IL La Sale street.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11

rom points on the Ohio but it is steadil y
rcccding.
The Cumberland is also falling very
rapidly.
The City of Evansville brought for G..
ID. Williamson poo bids slaves. St Louis
10 hhds Camel coal, South ~ coop- poul-
try 30 tons sundries.
The Taisman l., the packet for Nashville
this evening.
The A. Baker j. the Tennessee river
packet this evening.
The W. r. Arthur is loading for New
Orleans and will probably leave THU
evening.
We learn. with regret, that while SUPER
intending the loading of the barge CUM
brrland yesterday afternoon, Mayor Will
son fell through hatch and seriously in
jured himself; how seriously, however, We
could not ascertain.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
OFF FOR JOLIET.
4 Motley Group of Criminsls.

At least two hundred men. women and
intersection ofTwcnticth and Lcvcc streets
yesterday afternoon, to see the prisoners,
convicted during the present term of the
circui, court, "oir for Joliet The pris-
onors formed motley group, varied in
form, feature, apparel, disposition, color,
aye and degrees of observation-disclosures. Lead
ing the column was Robt. 7. Bowman, a
tall. respectfully dressed individual, about
~ years ofage. lie had been convicted
of disposition to shove bogus 500
check. of obtaining goods under false pre-
tenccs. and .undry other crimes. ont of
keeping with his rc-pectn Bile appearance.
He wa. going up for five years, and the
copion, shower ~ tears he shed testified
most conclusively that he didn't like II.
Npnarnl arm and leg with Bowman,
WI. William Wright, who having nrprorri-
atca a watch and pistol towhirh he could
not prove a very clear title was going up
for three wears. He was not an Unlocking
man, bu, he surveyed the prospect ahead
Of him with decided composure.
George X. Williams conascated trav-
elers trunk few days ago, and was held
to answer before he had time to enjoy or
dispose Of It's contents. He was a consci-
ence scared looking individual, and will
no doubt be "hail fellow we'll met" with
those who have gone before him.
John Z. Powers and Joseph Marsh were
linked together alike in crime and chains
They had stolen package of merchandise
from the Office of the Adams Express COM
pany, but failed 70 show themselves ex-
perts In the matter of hiding. Hard look
ing cases are they, both Of them, and emf
nently deserving Of the penalty they have
incurred.
Jim Egan had entered the plea Of guilty
to IA charge Of larceny, and was going up
for two years. Jim declared that he did
not commit the larceny, but assumed the
responsibility to save the real culprit, who
Is man Of family. Generous, self-sacri-
fcing Jim--n very Pythias.
Matthew johnson, a man Of color, stole n
mule, and was going up for four years.
Julius Robinson, colored, had lived in
state Of open lewdness and fornication with
a white woman, and was booked for term
Of 80 days-a mere pleasure trip.
Sam Boland, colored, stole Mat John
| sons overcoat. Mat testified that the coat
was really worth $40, but In order that Bo-
land might not grumble at the price he
would put 1t at $l5. As this sum, TO
cent, made the offence grand larceny, Sam
uel went for twelve months.
And last, on one leg, came John South
ard, white man. He had stolen large
lot Of iron from the docks and converted
II into cash. Being clearly convicted Of
the theft, he was given three years.
Sheriff Myers, assisted by Nick VILLA
had the prisoners In charge,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
rHE CELEBRATION TO.xORROw .

The colored population will join to.
morrow in testifying their pleasure over
the ratification Of the XVIII Amendment
The evidence will be seen in professions,
orations, music, and the sound of cannon.
Men, women and children, SO combined rs
to produce the best possible effect, will join
the procession, some of them representing
the trades and professions, others in the
regalia of secret charitable organizations,
and others as societies, schools, etc. Thirty
seven young ladies, representing the sew
eral State. and the Goddess of Liberty.
filling decorated car. will head the line,
and that all may see what the colored folks
can do in this behalf the column will
move through all the principal streets of
the city. The indications are that the
turnout will be n very large one.
ORDER OF THE PROCESSION.
Marshal of the day, j. Lindsay;
. Phoenix Brass Band;
, Chariot containing Sc young ladic.
representing the State;
4 +. Il. 5. of America;
5V. b. of F.s.;
G Lincoln Lodge No. D Fraternity;
Band Of Music;
8 Republican Club;
o Citizens;
10 The Sabbath Schools
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
DIDN'T LIKE 1T.

The programme that is to control the
colored folks celebration tomorrow doesn' I
suit the Rev. Thomas j. Shores, in this
that Il declares that those who intend to-,
participate shall meet at the various
churches Of the city ut the hour of 10
o'clock A. NJ. The Rev. Thomas could
interpret the A. NJ. to mean nothing more
nor less than African Methodist and he
being q shining light in the African
Baptist church, was unwilling that the
A. Ms should monopolize the glory that
might grow out of the demonstration. He
therefore suggested that the programme
should be so amended as TO read "st the
hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and A. Is. This
would embrace his church, and quiet his
objections.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE.
Mn. RE,LL,'S SPLENDID BRICK RESIDENCE
70 RE GIVEN AWAY.
GIFT ENTERPRISE.

We are not, ~ II general rule, disposed
to give countcnapcc to or encourage gift
enterprises; but when any property or
other thing of value is proposed to be dis
posed of in th, way, and we k,or there is
no dishonest intention on the part of the
originators of the enterprise and that cv-
cry person connected with it is honest and
upright. We see no objection to giving to it
our endorsement and support Indeed we
believe that by doing So we may contrib
ute to the needy, and possibly give to some
struggling man n competency that VIII
make him comfortable through life.
Believing thus, We cannot withhold from
Mr.. N"iNy's enterprise our cordial "ndor'"-
mrnl and hearty support. We know Mr.
Reilly. and know him to be- n gentleman
whoi. entitled to the confidence of the
public What he says he will do, that he
will do, if he possibly can. That he will
conduct the enterprise, in which his
splendid residence Is the chief prize, with
scrupulous honesty and fairness, We do
not for moment doubt. And then the
property which he wishes to dispose Of is
one of the finest properties in the city.
There are only a couple of other private
residences which are more valuable than
Mr.. Reillys. Standing on the highest
ground within the levees, two feet and
nine inches above the city grade; it COM
mands a fine view of the Ohio and Mis.s-
sippi river, flowing by the city on either
side Its dimensions are twenty-five by
sixty-hve feet, and it is one of the most
deliberately finished brick houses in South
crn Illinois. IL contains nine rooms, two
of whch are large double parlors. All
the rooms in the front part Of the house are
furnished with CRATES and marble mantlcs.
The ceilings are twelve feet nine inches in
the clear.
The deed for the property will be deposi-
ted with Col. :. ). Taylor, and the encum-
ORANGES, tif any exists, will be satisfied
before the day of drawing.
Mr.. Reilly refers to the following promi-
nent citizens of Cairo: Col. ;. ;. Taylor,
Mcs.rs. ID. Hurd and G. y. Hughes, Pre.i-
dent and Cashier of the First National
Bank; Mcssis. W. T. Halliday and A. b.
Stafford, President and Cashier of the City
National Bank Hons. W. j. Allen, ID. W.
Mum. w. ii. Green. ID. j. Baker and
Geo. ". McKeaig; &. Winston Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents; Stratton n Bird, and
b. Smyth x Co, Wholesale Grocers; X.
II. Cunningham, Rttcnhouse X Hanny;
and Scot, White, Dry Goods Merchants,
and to the citizens of Cairo generally.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
plCK OII YOUR CuOICE.

The undersigned will sell his stock of
covers, for cash, cheaper than anybody
fllsc in town. The best perpetual roses
all of which are in large pots; roses you
cannot buy at any nursery for less than
so and 10 cts. II piece, will sell for % to
80 cts, yerbenas by the dozen, from - to
81 IS pansies, by the dozen, at 81 90,
single geraniums, from Z to % cts, piece,
double geraniums, from 40 to IS cts,,
pelargniums, from 10 to rs cts, tropaoli-
ums and tritomas, at % cts, cupheas,
double petunas, sweet-scented geraniums,
chrysanthemums, feverfews, itineraries,
etc, etc, at 10 TO Is cts. a piece, amaryllis
formossissima, splendid flower when
blooming, all ready started in large pots,
ut so cts. q piece. Come and see
AMANDUS JAECKEL. If
Fifteenth Str. bet. Walnut and Cedar.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
the COUNTY POOR HOUSE.

The poor house, near Thebc. !. said 10
be ready 10 turn over To- the county,
The main building is lC by - feet, two
stories in height, with three rooms in
each story The shed building i, ~ by %
feet and contains large dining room
and kitchen. Mc,srs. Summerwcll and
Baird were I he builders.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
NEW AND CHEAP MILLINERY GOODS.

Mrs &. Niece has just returned with a
bran new stock of millinery and fancy
goods, and, very sen.ibly, makes the fac,
known through our advertising columns.
Her new purchases embrace many novel
ties, aud are strictly fashionable aud sea-
sonablc. Being the freshest stock IN I'll,
city, Mr.. McGee claims i, !. the cheapest,
aud for proof Of this, she asks the ladies tc
call, examine the good. and ascertain the
prices. Good hid gloves ut 81, are GER.
,ainly very cheap, and 80 are hose, two
pair for twenty-five cent. But, for par
ticuLrs, .cr the advertisement in an
other column, and call upon Mr.. Niece,
on Eighth street, three doors west Of Com.
mercial avenue,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
Monday. 4. VI.

hH dbhN u. HNhhhNs 'l'lh'
J. +. McCApr>Ey, Prosecuting Attorney.
Monday. A. VI.
Taylor and Parsons vs.. Mary Il. Ross,
ct als. Bill for Vendors Lien. Amount
found due si,169 Gs and decree as per bill.
Taylor and Parsons ". Thomas Potter, ct
al. Bill for Vendors l.cin. Deere" for
$4sl Il and for sale Of premises.
Taylor and Par-"n. W. Charles Sego ct al
Bill for Vendor, Lem. Rule to answer
extended until meeting of court Tomorrow
morning.
Taylor and Par,on. ". George W. Me-
kenzic ct al. Bill for Ven iors Lcin. De
cree for S243 ~ and for sale of premises.
A. +. iallerbcrg ". Jane, Clonan ct nl
Bill Ia set aside deed, etc. Rule upon
defendant Duffy extended until Friday
morning next ...
The People vs.. Isabella Huston. Di.or.
DERBY conduct. Nolle prosequi entered.
The People, etc, ". Joshua Kendall and
Martha X. Beck. Adultery. Jury and
verdict not guilty.
Court then adjourned until this afternoon
at 2 O'Clock.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
ICE CREAM, SODA, SETTER AN KIsSiyGEF
WATERS. ETC.

T. Saup, loi Commercial avenue, ever
attentive a. the wants of the inner man,
has opened his elegant and well furnished
lee Cream Saloon, where, beside, the most
delicious ices, the patron may obtain the
cooling and heathful Soda, Setter and Kis-
singer waters in their greatest purity.
Ladies or families may visit the saloon
without fear Of lntruders.
Additions have been made 10 the stock
II tobacco, cigars, ETC., worthy of the
special attention of buyer, either whole
sale or retail. aprlltf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
HARDIN ARE FOR SALE.

Go Ia e. W. Henderson for anything in
Screws, and general assortment of shelf
hardware. Also, lot of Garden lmpli-
mcnts, such n Rake Hoes Manure and
Hay Forks, etc, etc.
Mr.. Henderson has also just received
the largest and hest stock Of cooking stoves
ever brought to the city, and sell. cheap
for cnsh
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.

~ Nrhoias Hotel Aprl 10, $50.
W. II. Reeves, Mol j. Won, Ind; :.
Quin, Ill; b.. F. Eehols, city; W. DeBolt,
81. Louis; 4. &. V. Richmond, do; j.
Pcti,, Mobile, Ala Timothy Hall, Aus
trniliai Joseph Ray Ky; Charles ;. Ray,
do; ". II. Fanghan, Shawnce,own, III;
Colonel james \. Cranfell, do; Loui.
Thornegan. 81. Louis. No; J. Friendly,
Ky; N. oGramer, city; J. Hoffman, No;
Mrs. X. A. Wells and family, do; ". NJ
Mason, Cicinnati, Ohio; j. A. Jones, Ky
j. b. Ross, Blandville, Ky; j. ID. Gum,
NO. W. Reeves, do; s. l.. Haskey, do
A. j. Dougherty, Mound City, III; Jonn
II. flanders, Ark; %. \. Warner, Ill &. II.
GATES, III; John Mccarthy, do; Joseph
Schallcngc st. Louis, No; 7. Schii-lcr,
Madison, Ind; J. w. ONeal ". II. Car
roll, Chicogo, III; j. Gray, do; James
Gruth do; j. Farrcn and family, New
York, J. Ward, III.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
NEW GOODS,

Opening of new millinery goods At 4.
II. Oswald Il Cos on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday next, at which time will be
displayed an unusually large and attractive
assortment of millinery, notions, travelling
and work baskets, etc. Also fine stock Of
Singers celebrated sewing machines, for
sale. The public, and especially the ladies,
are invited to attend the opening,
aprlltd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
THE CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER.

Services will be held in the Church OF
the Redeemer every day during the week,
commencing at II o'clock a. H.. the Rev,
Mr.. Coan, officiating. There will also be
services on Wednesday and Friday
evenings, aprll6t,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-11
LATEST FROM TupLADIrS.

Since the introduction of Phalon's vi
Italia or Salvation for the Hair, ladies who
formerly used dyes, are universally aban-
doning them. They find the new article so
harmless, so clean and pure, so pleasant to
the senses, and withal so superior n Il
means of renewing the original color, that
they absolutely shudder when they think
Of the filthy stuff they once used.
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