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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

Important from China Natives
Preparing 60 massacre all foretg an
ers.
LONDON, Oct ga dispatch from Bombay
announces that a day has been fixed Sy the CHI
nese for the massacre Of AL fore gners. They
are marching and distributing their troops a =
cordingly. The consols everywhere notice in
cressing hostility and violence among the ma
tves. There is much excitement among the
English and French residents.
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LECTURES.

0-"REN. PETROLEUM ". NASBY, M
uS Will deliver his new and intensely humorous
H. cure.
TROUBLES OF A CONSERVATIVE WITH
TIE WOMAN QUESTION"
At LINCOLN HALL. NOVEMBER 3D.
Tickets, so Cents; Reserved oeats, rs Cents
For sale at Philip solomon and Psrkers oc2S-sts
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HE REGULAR MEETING OF TIE CABINET
was held to-day with all the members present
The President received no visitors this morning
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THIS OUGHT TO SETTLE Ir.-Some months
ago, one Of the New York papers published a
report OF the marriage OF Brignoli, the tenor, to
Miss McCullocb, the prima donna; then that
report was contradicted; then there was a mys-
terious item in the New York papers con2ratu
lating Brignoli on being the father of twins,
and now comes along the New York Nail with
the following which ought to settle the matter
at least so far as the wedding Is concerned:
s"Miss Isabel McCulioch announces that she
was married to Signor p. Brignoi on the 18th
OF July, 1870. In st. Paul's Church, Montreal,
Canada; BY the Rev. j. NJ. Jenkins"
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SENATOR MORRILL,, OF Maine, we regret to
hear, is confined to his bed by a severe attack OF
Inflammation Of the stomach. His physician.
think his case is critical, and they will not allow
him to receive callers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

PArHAsTER wM. n. WATMoUsH, Of tn
United States navy, was married in Norfolk
Va, yesterday, to a daughter of Admiral Sand.
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MRS. JOSEPH AMES

MRS. JOSEPH AMES
NI WILL DELIVER
THE SECOND l. ECTURE IN THE GRlGD
ARMY COURSE,
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81,
AT LINCOLN HAL.
SUBJECT:-" WOMEN WHO WORK VS.. WOMEN
WHO TALK"
Doors open at O'Clock; Lecture to commence q. :.
The sale OF Reserved Seats will commence Fri
day morning, October ~, at o clock, AT the Book
store of T.. Parker, eth street., near the Post
Office, where diagram Of the II all may be seen.
Reserved Seats to be procured OF ~ at Parker,7 rs
Admission Tickets sold at the door Of the Hall,
ON the evening Of the Lecture. only 50 cts Oc26 st
Y. II. &. A. SCIENTIFIC LECCURES,
TO BE GIVEN AT lincoln HALL,
WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
Commencing November 80, including thirteen lee
lures, a. follows:
ON LIGHT, b. Prof. Henry Morton, of Franklin
Institute, Phfladsi phja
ON NATURAL HISTORY, by Prof. B. Water
house Hawkins, Of London, Eng,and.
ON CHEMISfkY, by Prof. B. Sillfman, OF Yale
College.
: ON CORRELATION OF FORCES, by Prof T. L.
Youmans, Of New Herk.
IN WATER AND PETROLEUM, by Prof. q. r.
Chandler, OF COlum College, New York.
Arrangements have been made TO illustrate all the
lectures by the most approved modern apparatus.
Course tickets. So 20 be obtained at Ballantyne's
bookstore and at the Aseocations rooms. Reserve cd
seats, 10 cents additional for each lecture oc25 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

n0The late Mr.. Balfe, the musical composer
was the father-in-law Of Sir John CHAMPION,
late English Minister at Washington and Mad
rid. Nie Balfe subsequently obtained divorce
from her husband, who Was oldenough to be her
grandfather, and became the wife Of the Span
erM children,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

hIThe Albany Young Mems Association
have issued placards, containing Photographic
Olive Logan throws . killing look at Henry
Ward Beecher; Mrs. Scott Siddons CARES placid
~ ut John b. Cough, and Lillian Edgarton
smiles with emile that is child-like and
bland" at Professor Morse. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

INTERNAL REvKNUB.-The receipts TODAY
from this source were sls4,1549s.
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An Editor Nominated for Conxr

ALBANY, y. ", oct. 2s.-Col. John Hastings,
editor of the Daily KEic, erJOcier. has been nOm-
hated for Congress by the labor reform party.
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Yet Another Railroad Marder.
re1eordpked Ezclustrelr 20 The Rrentno .S.ar

ST. Louis, Oct. 2s.-A westward bound pas
senger train on the NAndalia and Terre Haute
railroad collided Yesterday morning at Green
vile with an eastern-bound extra freight train.
press, was instantly killed. George Willis, mes-
senger Of the American express, and Willis
Eddy, brakeman, were badly injured. Both
smashed.
The extra train should have been on a side
track at Greenyile, bat, instead, by the turning
OF switch at the west end, ran past the station.
While attempting 20 enter q switch at the east
end the passenger tram came up. aud. before
its speed could be materially slackened, the col
lislon occurred. No passengers are reported
injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

SECRETARY Cox will probably retire from
the Interior Department about the latter part
OF next week, and Hon. Columbus Delano, the
new Secretary. will qualify and enter upon the
discharge OF his duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28
The Population of Cincinnati.

ClscISNArI, Oct. 2S.-The Official census re-
turns give Cincinnati a population of 2Is,9O1.
Besides this there are % ,S53 persons who live
outside the city limits and do business in Gin
cinnati.
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Arrested for Fraud.

PoUGHKKEPsIR, y. Y, oct. 2s.-Richard w.
Aiken was ar rested here this morning charged
with defrauding Charles A. Meigs, OF New YORK,
of SIS 900.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THESE FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON-
SIDERAfsON.-p;seas should be guarded az ainst,
u< il mus be cured The alternatives are death or
such CONSEQUENCES as render life Q burden. Combat
The mslsriA, purity the blood, put the nerves in
order, regulate che female system, promote the ap
Petite. Danish every sign Of dyspepsia or rheuma
fis incres che yigOr Of both body and mind, and
r, lieve the children Of complaints All s
caE only be done with safety, certainty and prompt
by Chsrles GauIer's Native Wine Bitters; so
ssys nc pulr. opinion. endorsed by many OF the most
eminent IA ysicians, rho Of the com plete
victory OF these all other Biters II has abso
luiely driven them ont Of the market where il has
been introduced Gaut,r's Native Wine Bitters
may be had Of all druggists os2Str
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

The SPANISH THRoxR.-The Duke of Aosta-
second SON Of Victor Emmanuel, has Accepted
the candidature for the Spanish crown, subject
OF course to the ratiacation Of the Cortes As
bis sister u the wife Of the King Of Portugal.
drawn together. The selection, IL indeed Sps,, =,
must have King, IL said to be unexce ptions Ole.
The liberal atmosphere in which this yo1nc
man has been educated viii ft him for 4 fair
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Dem ocratie \ omination for Cougre-

Providence, Il. A., Oct. 2s.-The democratic
convention in the eastern district has nomin atei
Nicholas Van Dyck for Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
HARMLESS, reliable does not contain
lead. nor any e,fac poison TO produce paralysis or
death. Avoid the vaunted and deusive preparations
Boosting virtues they do NOT possess The genuine,
". A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years.
the only perfect Hair Dye-Biack or Brown. Sold
by all Druggists. Applied at 16. Bond street, New
York. fest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

0Many of the Prussian soldiers wear under
meath their shirts piece OF solo leather, about
t6n-inches square, which IL hard enough to turn
bullet, unless struck perpendicularsy and Is A
good defence against the lance or sabre.
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TIE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED niiIy. sunday czeeo.ei.
At TIE Star ETi7tiD@s.
CoTHsr rsuEsy.r.ri, av aui Iifs #
~ ~-s
EIENIyG STIR NTWSPiPER CeHPlyY.

TIE STAR Is s.ry,5 y curriers' to their sub
s.L,rs IA che |l.v asd !'i-'r.-: AZ TcN CxNIs rER
wstE or FaRII-FoCK CENrs EAR GoNTH. Cops
a tie Co1a.r-- so C-NT-.
PEICE TyK NAN --TAsrc N aths, 81 So:
Months - 0'. Co. Year. : : 90. NO ar,ss
sr- sent traul the hirr 3 ger than pail f,r
TIE WEEKLY >Tti.-Iultis,i.I On Fri,lav
msTuirE-SI So a y,af.
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ALLEGED DEFICIENCY IN A NAVAL AGENTS
ACcoUNTs.-The Solicitor of the Treasury has
in his hands for settlement the accounts of s.
K. Brown, of this city, formerly United States
naval disbursing agent, against whom a detici-
ency In his accounts of SiS, 900 charged. IL is
claimed by the latter that this sum properly be-
Jorge d TO him on acCo INT OF disbursements made
by INN Tor the nited States for which he WAS
not remunerated. The Solicitor holds a differ
ent opinion, and will shortly take steps to bring
the matter to an issue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28
GETTING MARRIER.

GETTING MARRIED.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social Evils,
and se rroprie;y improperly Of getting Married.
with sanitary help for those v no feel unified for
mat inonial happiness Sent free. in sealed envel-
Gper. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p,
Philadelphia. Pa. sells eofm
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To be Hanged for wife Murder.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Oct. 2s.-rhe trial OF
Hiram Jones, for the murder OF his wife, last
June, resulted, this a. m, in a verdict Of guilty.
and he was sentenced 20 be hanged on the first
Tuesday Of November, ISL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

4 T COST, AT COST, AT COST.
AT COST, AT COST, AT COST.
SOME PEOPLE DON'T KNOW
SOME PEOPLE DON'T hNOW
HOW CHEAP WE SILL
HOW CHkAP WE SELL
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING
OF FNCELLENT MAKE
OF EAUELlENT MAKE
IND BE4UTTFUT STYT E.
AND SEA UTIFUL STYLE.
COME AND SEEIr
COME AND SEE 1T
BEFOR IT'S TOO LATE
BEFORE ITS TOO LATE,
Second Floor over Bryan & Bios,
60c PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 6TH AND TIN STREETS,
Oc2l-st NOAH WALKER q co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

1sDIAN AGENTS RELIEVED FROM DUrY-
Major Samuel Ross, U. 8. A, unassigned, has
been relieved from duty as Superintendent Of
Indian Affairs in Washington Territory, and
placed on waiting orders. Captain 7. A. Bald
win and Captain A. d. Palmer have also been
relieved from dEty as Indian Agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28
Extraordinary Expedition Of Her Second
Husband

Wannall tho Wanderer-No. 9 Seeks
No. l, whose name it was Smith, from
Florida to Alaska-Searches for two
years, and Interviews several thou
sand Smiths-Gives up in despair
here-The SMITHS overjoyed-They
embrace-They fraternize-They join
forces to circumvent their fair enslav-
er-Papers for Divorce Case No. in
Court.
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SENATOR morton arrived here to-day, An
is stopping at the National. From fatigue an
indisposition, caused by his journey from In
dianapolis here, he was unuable to receive call
ers to-day; and the army or interviewer VIII
sought to get to him to learn all about the Eng
lish mission, and who he would recommend 10
bis successor were disappointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRRsIpRNr.-The
President made the following appointments, TO-
day:
81. b. Jones. of the Indian Territory, to be
agent Of the Cherokee Agency.
John 3. Follansbee, OF California, to be Regis
ter Of the Land Office in the Shasta land district.
California.
Charles Mcdonald, OF California, to be Re-
ceiver OF Public Moneys for the same district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-28

AGENERAL COURT MARTIAL has bsen ordered
to meet at West Point on the 3lst of October {,
the trial Of such persons as may be brought
before it. The court will consist of Captain
Alexander Piper, Sd artillery; Captain Robert
Catlin, unassigned; Captain G. j. Lydecker,
engineer corps, First Lieutenants John p Story,
Jr.. James e. Post, James Mercur, and Robert
Fletcher. with Captain Charles G. Parsons, 18th
artillery, Judge Advocate
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12
o hr 8nlletin.
II MRS. REVELS.
HOW SHE DEMEANS HERSELF At
THE PRESIDENTS TABLE.

From the Portland tMe) atlas, (Radicalt.l
Mrs. Senator Revols, the wife Of the dis
tinguishcd imam and brother who sits in
the seat OF Jefferson Davis in the Upper
House at Washington was recently enter
tanned NJ state dinner-party by General
Grant. General Butler, General Schcnck,
General Garfield, and other military imbc-
cies of note, accompanied by
their wives and daughters,
were among the company. Mrs.
Rovel, passed from the drawing-room 10
the dinniDg-rOom on the arm Of Senator
Sumner, and occupied seat nj tho table
between that gentleman and the President.
Her conversation charmed the company
even more than her appearance although
the refined and instructive taste, to dress
for which the ladies Of Guines are distin-
guished was swettly apparent in the d cjra-
ton Of her person. \ turDan of mild
scarlet with yellow border, a crimson
noirc-antiquo. with blue and green
fiounces, and button. Of dainty brass, red
lppers with white roscttes with amnssivc
necklace of barbaric pearls half dozen
brestpins OF curious workmanship a few
neat rings and "A gilt belt united e. form
toilet in which purity and simplicity were
cnquisitely united. Mrs. Retel. partOok
freely Of the Eyccutiyc nouri,hment, and
Hv"w"d her satisfaction over
the cookery at almost every bite with
frahkne.- quite refreshing IN the snloon.
Of the State. "Sce heah. she remarked ~
She passed her plate for another cut of
the ham, "of NIL dem di.he., guv me the
hog and hominy--tolly bu, OATS a sweet
piece Of bacon. Yah YAH !, reminds
me Of possuiu Fat. Dcse !. good cookin.
Hiram Thi- lat observation was. of
course addres.ed 10 the partner Of her
bosom. There was general feeling at
the table that The Cduri-circic- had re-
ceiyed in this cstImablc mairun "a remark
able addition. On her departure 90 Tho
close Of the Entertainment General Grant.
with his wonted urbanity Unmarked that
he would like tosre more Of her. o. which I
Mrs. Reyels with uncommon flct replied /.
Yah lab Can't see no NOR. Of me- al. .
time, bat Ise getting low-uecked dresses. i
De yeah high one wa made down Suuf.'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12
tn. wear and Tear Of nu.,n... Lire

~, cares and i,t1rs u husires- r. Dol. am o.
o. severely % % the b. hl'h anI constitution 81
the Hrisut, enc rretIe hus urHa man aud 4Itu tho
rr"l ~ seine Outstanding agent Del fTlf ~ m.| tH..
tIf 'RI-" only H tenn. rtry tvh llflf.4 700. suI
iH~ft %" g stem titfe ~ .ftii. ri apo gh.u
iueir trsi eitct la, pa-s'd dr, are Too af-u o..
soff'd n. y certainly a. q g leave. NshiuII - u
T.-iIiun ~ asBv-, the usc OF a.l4itor,'-I llUos.
~ commerce produce. premature exhaust. o. tuI
decay, tourh ti'rn NOT. gJto NJ rDluI .fD fHs
uFcf'It ei vital ma'hinef! aith llusirtt"f.. -fHtH.
arh biiiers. In thnt analesonis 81 ar, tIa aI.l.
hole sl"fufut, which %" uuro-t UTivahls IRON
any source, b. tssp"rcd - the nhYti 20 tonic abe.
fshf auil l1g- And mti-tetfio tereiaric ~.
trsrts aud ll4a.s. 10 rsihen. rrrrur. -ulao~
AMI rufIiy the rNstom t- The rfrsfou ct tus great
vegetable specific. When the stomach ID in
h.a thy state, the Dile flow o. guiaFy III. Tow,
rfoFfn their Once pr T--tlf, AMI t.- telpguphD
tbtss ~ uc nervous y slein are VA perfect wors.
ing order, an sfiVrtnotis amount % lnbor can ~
bofae vitbOut ti.E or Inconvenience and the d..
rect effect 81 N. bit.r- H. a. promote thts Sgof.
ous rondi tinn Of the functions upon Hhiph the
nourishmeut Of III. body, and ~ power OF en-.
durance mainly depend The great tonic ani al.
t'rniiye j., therefore, emphsipNlly recommended
for IT. remarkable -trerrfhenIag Utopoftiss. To-
HI upon whom the rrsuuu-I h.liti"- II iir Iress
h"afily, AMI Who feel like faInting under ia.
bIfthvn. 4 lively appetite, sIioud.u tig-.i.Uu,
"4srty -p.rt-, aud o. marvellous al''y h w'tI
stsnd iat's ae, are among ihc blessing Justly 49,
rrfFdfn fhe rfnofn'ftg Dnf ration &C fa.- T"iff".
til sHb pY~'gigl ns.l.sl, auI l4 4 lnga sum.
rcf N'sf1'fr. trro i- moth rg II the ulltTl
A' 90 th1' can i- compared 80 b.
mayeroIlfw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12

rI,HE proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
i Justly claims for IL q superiority over all re-
NEEDLES ever offered 70 the public for the sTe, e.
tam, speedy and permanent Of Ague and Fever,
or Chils and Fever, whether of short or long
standing. He refers 20 the entire Western AMI
the truth of the assertion, that In no case
whatever will II fail 10 cure, II the directions are
strictly followed and carried out. In great
many cases n single dose has been sufficient for
cure. and whole families have been cured 10y n
single bottle, with a perfect restoration OF the
general health. IL IL, however, prudent, and IN
tinued in smaller doses for week or two after the
disease has been checked, more especially In dit.
ncuit and long standing cases Usually, this
medicine will not require any aid To keep the
towels In good order should the patient howev.
or, require cathartic medicine, after having
dose Of Bul1's Vegetable Family Pstis
will he sufficient.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12
BULLS
SARSAPARILL
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:

Renton Barracks, Mo-, April %, lsos.
Or JOHN BULL--Dear sir; Rnoving the -fs,
cheney OF your sarsparilla, and the healing and
ben. nciai qualities " possesses, | send yOu the
ioliowins statement OF my case;
Twas wounded about two years ago--sas taken
prisoner and confined Tor sixteen months, Beng
moNeo 50 often, my wounds have not healed yet
haN" not sat up moment since vas wounded.
am shot through the hips. Ny general health
~ impaired, and need something 20 assist "a
tufc. have NOR, faith IN your saf,aparila than
IN anything else. I wlsf that that j. genuine,
Please express me hall doaei bntilc-, ard
oblige CAPT. Z. T.. JOHNSON,
~. Louis. No.
T.. S-The following Was written APni ~, lsto,
o, Mrs. Jennie Jshnson, mother OF Capt John
sons
DIR, JOHN BuLL-Doar siE My husband, Dr.
:, Johnton, was a sklllnl surgeon ami Ihysit
ian ~ Central New York. where he dicd, leaving
ia" above &. 4, johnson IN my care. AZ thirteen
years OF sge be had chronic diMrhrh ant
seroiula, for which gave him your >aisaparilla
1T CURED HIM. ] nave fof ten years RECON-
nend.d u Ia many IN New York, ono anu Iowa,
ior scroiula, fever sores, anc general debility.
Perfect success has attended 70 ~" eHTs Fseisa
az soais " sengRla aHa fstsT SORE Nsrs sfs~ss
h~fraesi0us. am very ANXIOUS Tor IN! 10 again
have recourse 90 your -sr-ararilla lie 70 e aTiul
Of getting a spurious article, hence his witinG la
yOn EJr u. HIS wound, NeFe terrible, hat b.
lirre ~ will recover. Respectfully, ~
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12

Estate ui CALVIN Lawrence, deroucd
The under, gued having been appointed Es's,-
utur Il the last will snd testament ~ Calvin Law.
rrnrc, lat" 81 the county Of Alexander, and state
of Illinois, deceased, hereby give, notice that ne
viii appear before the County court Of Alexander
H1uufy, ~ ti" Cont House IN cnro. 40 the Jun.
term, ON The fhiTd Monday VA June, ucNt. AT
which time Hll persons having cluiin~ agansi sad
estate are notified and requested a. attend for the
Infpo-s ~ having the -alp. adjusted NJ persons
Indebted 20 sald estate are requested Ia make nn.
mediate payment q the unders igned. Dated
TIA. -uih day of April, 4. u. is7n.
=. HUNSAKER
npT.lltditw Executor,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For Judge OF the supreme Court.

W. re authorized 10 announce that the Hon
SIDNEY BREEsEwIil he @ candidate Tor the office
Of Juoge 81 10" surrom" Court u llI.uo.-, nom
ths f,r-, Grand b,y,iyA. Err,ipn pn Monday,
Juno g. is1U
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12

ny virtue Of an execution 10 me- directed 10y
the clerk 81 the circqlt court ~ AlrXRnd.rcounty
the state Of Illinois, IN iaSur OF Dance > DAVIS,
administrator, lie honis non VI james J Provo,
deceased, Tor the ~" 81 Low VI. DAYS aud
the inl owing describe 4 property, to-witi
Lot numt cred twenty-five ts2l, Ia block nam.
bered seventy 'nna to- ~ Che nr.t addition To the
city of Cairo, comfy of Alexander and staIe Of
Illinois. the property OF the sai W uiam II. SAN
dusky winch shall offer al public sale, ~ the
soutlwesierly door of the couTt house, m the city
tccnth day ~ MAYA u, $50, between the horrs
~ niGe O'clock am, and sunset Of said day, for
CASH To- satisfy sad ".ocht ion.
Looms n, MYERS,
Sherih ni Alexander county, Illinois.
Cairo, m, Aprils, IL -Niw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12
yillanow, WAGER County, "a, |
June ~. leo.

pr. ions BuLt-Dear siri nave recently
gwen your "WOrm destroyer several tual-.
an' hnd II wonderfully ethcaciUus. 10 has not
failed In q single Instance TO have the wirhed-iuf
eject. am doing pretty large county practice,
and have daily use fof some article of the X nd.
! am free 10 confess hat l know Of no remedy
recommended by the abcst authorities that u ~
certain aud speedy IN IT. effects. ou the contrary
they are uncertain IN the extreme. My object IN
writing you IL 10 Ind out upon what terms | can
get the medicine directly from you. II can X,
ltupon easy terms. shall use a'gfeat deal oi u
am aware that the OF such articles u contrary
10 the Teachings and practio. VI great majority
Of the regular lin. diScafding remedy which ~
know 10 be sufficient. simply becauseve may DC
ignorant OF Its continuation For my part, shall
make II a rule 20 use all and every means to III.
leysaic suffering humanity which I may bo able
TO commandment hesitating because som.
more ingenious than my self haS. leaned IT.
effects hrst, and urcd the sole right secure
that knowledge. However, am by no mean. an
advocate supporter OF the thousand OF worthless
nosirumr that hood tn. county, that purport TO
cnic all manner OF diseases To which sesh Is heir.
Please reply soon, and inform me OF your beet
terms. am, sir, very respectfully,
JuLlusP. CLEMESI NJ D.