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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-15

FROM the above it will be seen that
Colonel Galloway, late editor of the
AUaJanche, has been associated with
US in conducting the APPEAL, which
now has a combination of experienced
newspaper men in a staff of six edit
ors-F. A. Tyler, NJ. c. Galloway, J.
NJ. Heating, R. T. English, l.. j.
Dupre and F. L. James. OF their
abilities, without pronouncing our
own eulogy, the public will judge.
We may say, however, our joint ef-
fort, like u purpose, shall be to make
the APPEAL second in value to no
journal Of the South. Its past is Sc
cure; its future remains to be achieved.
The policy of the paper will undergo
no change; it will be earnestly and
resoIutely Democratic, with States
rights and the eternal principles of
Constitutional liberty nailed to the
masthead. We ask the Jealous sup
port of our friends, and shall strive to
produce them a journal superior to
any hitherto published in Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-15

The Chattanooga Times, of Thurs
day, has the following We are
happy to announce to our readers,
upon the authority of Gen. Wilder
and Col. Cav, that the House Com
mittee on Oommere has agreed to re-
port an appropr| 4on of $3.50, 600 for
BnH see, between Chat
.oudon, which will
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THF MEMPHIs APPEAL
THE DAILY Appeal

Is published daily and weekly by the Mem
phis Appeal Publishing Company, at the
Appeal Building, No. Il Union St., Memphis,
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RATES.

In the DAILY APPEAL, 81 per square, 20 cent
per line, or 10 cents per line, according &c
place. In the WEEKLY, one-half the rates OF
the DAILY. Advertisements inserted IN The
SUNDAY APPEAL, are charged one-sixth ad-
diti1 to above rates. Terms; Cash IN sd'
vanca-
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SUNDAY APPEAL
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.

M EIsTah AA e. GAn / Political Eds.
r r. FNG LIsG' News. city, Commercial
i. J. DUPRE, and RIVER Eollofs'
r. l. JAMES,
SUNDAY MORNING, 80: MAY IS, 1870
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-15

The Nashville Union and American, dis
cussing the University of that city, says:
/" We are pleased to learn, however, that
there is an encouraging prospect Tor a
most propitious change in the status OF
the University. We are informed that
Generals E. Kirby Smith aud Bushrod
johnson have made to the Board of Trus-
tees 8 most favorable proposition. to put
in operation and mana1e and control the
collegiate or Undergraduate department
Of the University. We presume that
there will be no doubt about its accept
ance. The terms are in the highest de-
gree liberal. General Johnson is well
known as the successful superintendent
ofthe undergraduate department Of this
University before the war. General
Smith acquired high reputation in other
educational helds.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-15
Tennessee Iron interests.

A Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Chronicle, writing on the
9Th instant, says: 81 had a very
pleasant interview one day this week
with Gen. Wilder, late of Indiana, but
now extensively engaged in the man
ufacture of iron at Chattanooga. His
works there now give employment to
$50 hands, and large additional mills,
which are being erected, will require
for their working force an addition OF
fully 800 more workmen. AS a branch
of industry of the county with which
-your city would be brought INTO dl-
your Contemplated Southern line rail-
road, this enterprise is a fair speci-
men. The General is one Of those
energetic men who take hold with
energy OF Whatever their hands find
to do"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-15

After an Interruption of 1900 years,
a theater has been re-opened at Pom
neil with Donizetti's opera, {" The
hanshter of the Regiment" Direc-
tor Taumi made a speech to the aud
fence, in which he requested the pub
lie To extend to him the same leniency
and GOOD wishes which his predeces-
sor, Marius Quintus Monitius enjoyed,
who at the eruption of Mt. Vesuyius.
in the wear 70 of our Lord, was
drownedin the fiery lava stream, and
whose endeavors he promised to take
as an example for himself.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-15

TiIlman is cIassed as an eminentiy,
negative member. he is never heard
from, and no one seem1s to want 10
hear from him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-15
Tsnnessesans in Washington.

An occasional correspondent of the
Nashville Banner, writing rom
Washington a few days since, thus
gossips about our Congressman and
others once prominent in the politics
of Tennessee, the marks Of whose In
famous inff1ictions upon our State are
only slowly fading out under the ope-
ration of white-man supremacy.
First we have
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-15

Hen. /. r. Hawkins is the only one
who can lay claim 20 have really rep
resented his constituents. The eX-
tremists, of course, do not ike MIN,
but he has the thorough respect OF all
moderate Republicans. He Is a quiet
hat useful member.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-15

Maynard, as far as we learned, is the
only nigh tariff man in the Tennessee
delegation. He contends that manu-
factures can never be successfully es.
uaalished in the South without prOtec-
ton. Owing to his cold, unsympa-
thizing nature he has few or no per-
sonal friends. While his ability and
long Congressional experience rank
him among the leaders of his party, he
is talked of as a sour, disappointed
man, whose ambitious aspirations are
as little likely to be fulfilled in the fu-
ture as they have been in the past.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-15

ROderiek Random Butler L an OBJ
iect of general contempt, even at
Washington, which is about the hard
est thing that could possibly be said of
any mortal man. Before his cadetship
scrape he did a good deal in putting
through the various departments
claims held by a certain Tennessee
Tring.D of which he is chief agent.
Now he is hardly treated with COM
mon respect, being regarded more in
fine light of a s'claim shyster' Of the
worst class than as a Legitimate mem
her of the House. Even the few de-
partment clerks who were In his pay
have deserted him for more inhuen-
tial and successful employers. For
some time past $50 common rumor
ooes) he has been living on Fourteenth
Street with a woman OF bad reputa-
tion. who (rumor says AGAIN. recently
treated him to a pair Of black eyes,
during a little "unpleasantness."
HAWKINS.
OF all our delegation in the House,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-15
PROSsER.

General Eaton, whose educational
administration in Tennessee proved
so expensive to the taxpayers, Is
eatin' at Uncle Sans crib as Com
missioner of Education. He has the
eutree of the White House, and ap-
pears TO be in high favor with all the
characterization -mnnnaFn1
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18
- 0e=--=--=
Kcaninx lsrnmlsea.

A prudent man will avoid promises IA
long as he can, for they are troublesome
affairs; but when made, they ought to de
kept. The requirements of business, how
ever, constantly exact appointment en-
gagemcnts, md other similar pledges,
which II is not an easy matter 10 avoid.
These should be s,crnly charged on the
memory, and faithfully observed. There
Is no better habit thnta young man can
learn, and one that will prove more advan-
,agceus to him in life than that ofdiligent-
~ doing all that he promises. IL 1t is an
appointment 10 be at a ce tain place at half
past ten, le, him be there promptly at the
hour; IL the other party fails tomeet him,
il Is that other party's fault he will have
done his duty, and established his claim TO
punctuality. lit isan engagement to do
= certain labor, let him do IL, even at some
cost; II will prove that he can be depended
on; and reliability is "a sterling virture in
young or old. OF all promises in the world,
those to pay money are the easiest made,
and hardest 10 keep, and this is why the
commodity called mercantile credit il so
rare and SO valuable an article. Men
promise, 10 pay u debt on certain day
withou, knowing swhether they can do 1t
or not, merely 90 get rid Of the collector
and they repeat the appointment again
and again, till Their reputation Ms unreliable
debtors and violators of pledges becomes
established among all who deal with them.
To say that man has no reguard for his
promises; he can not be relied on In any
emergency in which ldeiity and punci-
uality are needed.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18
The 8utletin,
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
The streets Of PaIi: are swept by
women.
Troy has abarber shop for horses.
New Orleans is TO have a school to
teach young ladies how to cook
In 1868 the railway companies of
England and Wales paid fl39,5ss com
pensation for personal injuries, and el39,-
iss for damage or loss Of goods.
Alta meeting ofthe LinnTan Society,
held in London, Nov. g. a paper was read
by DR.. wheale, 'on Solatry bee IRON
South Africa
"A shoddy welding in Poughkoepsic
was immortaliEed by the organist playing,
bv request, Those 'rawsels on her Butes,
instead of the wedding. March
The French have now followed the ex-
ample Of the Prussians, by taking precauti-
ons to secure tho Identification OF the Kill
od andwoundcd. The Cards Mobiles in parls
have each received u little card, on which
the name, Surname, age, about, ana birth
place of each is inscribed. This caS2 is to
be sewn inside the tunic ofeach Garde Mo-
bile.
.-Bleckheath Hill, the famous quarter
near London, becomea favorite resort of
velocipodists, who ride down 1t ut n fear
ful speed. An old woman of 80 was run
end killed there the other day.
Miss Rye is now in England collect
ing another company Of girls for Canada.
She states that there lisa great want Of fe.
male labor in Upper Canada, and housek'
ecper. prefer girls between nine and twelve
twelve years, rs being moro tractable and
useful than older girls.
IIorsc-stealing has been brought to n sci-
ence in Taxes. At San Antonio the 9TH
er day q saddle was stolen from a horse
while the owner had his arm run through
the strip.
The real and personal property at Phil.
adelpbia subject to city tax is valued ai
$500, 436, $50, divided as follows Real es.
tate, si9l, $4,000; furniture, S5,9l6,5 500
horses, St,s35,G75; cattle slS7,954; and
pleasure garages, s652,577. There is NJ
increase OF go, ESQ, 23o since the last valu
alton
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18
EVIDENCE PROVING
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18
BLOOMING YOUyG GIRLS

HiGdls.sroi mair1us, those ni The sf.trl pred
a4I the se,d grandmother, go go cured t1 tae
us- - our Eu-.- FsfI.a.s liifitF- ffF-es.tl &C. q
g-rsi - rnys e. 80 - ONef l4s nC-ltfy.
D. you ar tFoEt.o4 ga fra. RI go - aT.t
49, usse slth s~rfF ~ Nf -. 40 ts-l a. .l.si
tsin in tfis hs-s s-f go. a.. rt.tr t.srftIls
.tas, Eusllsl Flt-Z- = --rFs g. 90 sI.l.-t 30
-
TO- $50 -l1-- - g. -1-r.-, ul.- ,..r.-
frsrls-r a. r..Frs ulss 20 fsuIils. glf
lfs -yrrslss--1t, f-F1 - s~rr-.s1.'t o..
ts-ls 7c,f 81. -. "a sr+sus'f fauF t.u.
s.ftF EsHr ssF lfr. Ial-~sfrr 500
l..rs @-H - FsrF "a ~ ia'~ Hrf.+m co.
rrfrtf u FrfH -rNs-.l lfr~r .s. t.af trIf
$50 ra.- -~H.Hs.l t.lr r-.ts-..iI .ll.r ll
- ra-El
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

Ina, one tablespoonful Of ENGLISH FEMALE
BITTER, contains as much medicinal nr0peTtir.
a. Oh bOTTLk Of any Of Tie Pleasantly tasted
common advertised btters the day The med.
zeal profession 70 decide the quest on. Bs itun.
,iersi0od that English FeInale bitt.rs IL not A
leverage, but II powerful Iron and Vegetable
one combined, curing long standing chrome
female complaints ia every direction.
Put up in large bottles Al dollar and 10 cent.
per bottle, or SIX bottles for eight dollars ana
sofa ny druggists and merchants everywhere.
up. bRoMGOoLEs co., Props
Memphis. Tenn
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18
FEMALE COMPLAINT

That claims its Victims throughout the length and
breadth Of the laid.
Many females suffer in some way at oach
monthly period; some c tie are IN great peril NJ
the commencement of menstrtiation. while older
tnes dread Its decline at the turn Of ife.' some.
times tho menstrual flow is too much, or too little,
or may lie attended with pain may Ice irregular
or entirely checked, or changed IN appearance,
or attended with other distressing symptoms.
Leucorrhoep or the ''Nhtcs,' frequently dtatns
the system or liberation of the womb mag create
pain and cause rapid pros,raiion.
falllg Of the womb IL an exceedingly common
compliant, giving much trouble ana distress,
which, under ordinary treatment, is difficult to
cue.
Mysteries, Green Sickness, 1rritability Of the
Womb und other serious and fatal com plants fol.
low the female sex throughout life. Lives there u
medical gentleman who has or can relieve the fUlr
scx OF the above troubles Not many. Is there
no combination of remedial agents that will come
h. her rescuei We answer, yes.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18
Common Gro. shop Bauer.

EIgfF usF b.a.-s. 70 800 srs..s s.l
b. found 49,. a. .rF- ~ gT-f !. ..I,l ,i .st
tEfaG-f.l4i ~ lH.4 - 49, s Ha.lalIr tn.f
AZ a'iFeFtl.e4 r. e-rr a.--.lt- flsrg . ss-ufs
b. raj prGf~ri - rfaeHasr 4rFr &C. rlr r
disglI-e- fof sHa~s1 rE'T r-.a-.r .-r--t.. /.
ahlch Do not n4f c,l-s. P1-s. - 30 s1F -.
Beware Of the-s yI+s.--f {, ...rs ~ .11- srr.
tlcs they cOntain a siIfz - Fraf r.'t.s. 49,. Eel
Who tuy- them carrie. = ''fDf-r-s gfrY 49,. 10
house. one H.aI ~hg kSOss n1ttIrg sf-lsI H.ss.e
lcine, rhY- hIs L!g tgtfirs ~ H.llrfH- f.HF
cure riill- aud les 81, I4r4rls'i-fu ale CO I'll &.
i1ni another, uE0-e bafiiF 10 segg ~, r.rfs
sl impurities .! TIE 1.oDa, n4kss - YEA.
young, casts put drf4-, rsrfrTrr yir o. t.F
mWi, ana numerous other nina ss. at.le yst
another, who presufn"s every Htn ffDnstf1.
proposes 10 cure cola, tngruNlng rafI., ys..es
l"Htt' h'ut disease hnd lofc-sYck maid nsIf Me
Lh'N lhty mas" no such cares, Ne khss the PEI.
pr a. lAre" are deceived AMI inIlei. ana a. So
N'rf" 70 N.nii.lie these common humnuss,
make TIE following challenge 20 one ahd all
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18
"The Dem ON STAR

The Providence journal, in n recent
article, asks US 10 believe that the star
Algol is ~, 900 900, miles in diameter, and
has an invisible satellite Al 100000 miles
in diameter, which swings round is pri-
mary, 1T distance Of 2saoyO,OcJ miles,
once in Cs hour. aud s. minutes: which
would be ut the rates Of l2I, 900 miles per
minute, or with one twenly-sit part %
the velocity 81 light. The writer Of that
theory i recommended &c Try again.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18
DROMGOOLE a. CO.'S BUCuu,

,ile 10y ahl cheapest combination for all a0ec /.
, uoHs W. 'he idney. and Bladder ever Offered 10
ana ,sod - ues prepared by regular physicians
Pr'ee Que dollar. pr six bottles for five dollnrs
Ola ny druggists ana merchants ey erywhetc.
D. =. bROMGooLE CO.,
noi ltlSw4m ue,,,,is r.,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18
DEATH ~ AT THE DOOR.

In all those complaints the system evidently
shows want Of red blood, and Mr.. Churchill IA
his work on Diseases Of Females says "Beaiiug
10 mind that the blood IL remarkably deficient 10
red corpuscles, and the known property of iron 20
correct this condition, theory sugsesi- u ns the
most 90 BE- relied on, the hest Of which b the c..
tatc or Iron" Ciifat. Of Iron .nt.rs largely into
into the com position u English Female bitter-,
combined with powerful vegetable TONES Of rare
qualities.
Among the mountains OF Tennessee and the
plncy woods OF Mississippi, y found certain
hard and finty root, which mas been In secret use
by some old IN dwiycs Tor many years, possessing
magic powers In regulating aud restoring All e,
mni"s suffering with any aiisctOn Of ia. WON'T.
thu roota have obtained, giving ua ialr test ~
ingredients IN these BittcIs. Other powerful
uterine and general tones also enter into is
composition. We also add Lsptandrl or Black
root. sufficient OF act upon che liver aud keep th'
bowels opeu.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and Fe.
male Regulator known, will cure all those com
plants above mentioned In an incredibly short
time. The Buers ut once hrouses, strengthens
the womb 10 its natural condition. removing OBJ.
obstructious, relieving pam and regulating the
monthly period. Yonder stands n pale, feeble aud
languid cirl, just bursting into womanhood she
~ the pride OF ALL but bark she silently steals q
pickle, eats chalk or n slate pencil; no appetite
Tor food; she turns With dull eye and SEEKS sol
ltude her eye no longer spnrklcs, her merry
laugh II no longer heard ringing tnrouzh the air,
che inopes aboutw tn bloodless ps and gum, with
hsajn"hc, p,lpiiatton, constipation, swimming OF
the head, cold feet ani hands, melancholy Sfe
has n coated tongue, offensive breath. anda host
pf other evils too numerous 10 mention.
When neglected all these SYMPTOMS become az
gravated, there Is sick stomach, heartburn, dark
line settles rndcr the eyes, the leg ant ankles
swollen, the hair losses g gloss ant ialls on,
there l. brittlenss- and splitting the huger
nails, swollen abdomen, extreme ncr. oumes-,
pains and aches, dry cough, hy-i.fical tts, rapid
prostration and death II YOU, ct any Il your
friends are thus afflicted. send once for bottle
Of English =. male Bittc.- and be cuied. Its Il.
fecis are magical IN such complaints. surely no
mother will postpone and dely this duty until
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18
LIKE 0QuAKsnCrEs. -Arilac

LINE "QuAEEHGrss. -AriIhciaI teeth
are Of little use and easily detected. Tak@
care q the real ones. AL yo1 re'7l > !Fa-
grant >ozodont. u Il daily, an ylaf
teeth will be- the lat o. nature. -.f,s o.
fail YOU
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18

SURPRISED! SUrRMsrD' Everybody
us;onishsd' The cheapest man living COM
nences tomorrow. Every article marked
plain. 4 little child can come aud buy rs
well as the Oldest man,
Positively only one price 20 all, and cv-
eryihing at half price. Look out for cir
calars. j. w. TROE,
Proprietor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18
-7-IE CAIRO BULIE7TIlI NOVEA1BER 1S
MEDICAL.
SICKNESS. PAIN ANA DEATyl
bcgtiira ely result as penalties for violations Of
Mnlll Eal lnAla lrnIn IchI II nsrnnn

VFV1EV''
The iaded check, the pale and.wan features, the
dun eye, the clouded intellect, the deep heaving
sigh, the feeble and emaciatei frame tho dojcrtcu
brew t-e lettering gait, all indicate previous
trans gress'on OF law. Knowing that "procrasi ma
ton IL the thief of Time all intelligent beings
apply for some remedy rs soon Us circumstances
permit while those who do not act upon the
PRINCIPE that delays are dangerous generally
Thousands of mothers and daughters. in all
stations and conditions o. life. are suffering,
lingering and dying from the effects Of some
dreaded and dreadful
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18

"SpaIldings Glue mend' heal.e.s dole
and broken cradles. n0yl4addlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18
NOTICE.


-
Cr,.tci .t'iaf o! Am,roa, Southern District Of
Illinois, 49,
aqEce., on thr tn day o. October, A. q. ls70,
William y Halliday, 0aner u The fafge '.S~aI.
low 1l"i llhci "a ~" s'-iri Court ~ "a.
lNi"l -'Ht's for Tao ~pliItfu T. strict of M n 4.
o. asuiusl tlle stcsui'os' "IoaIsy.i.n," lof
b"Hi.t ih s.". "t'.i rt.., pfa4 M tiut INC fae
nay b. nOn ismuei "a a. 'o-tlaa,e siin the
plIytr 81 SAIL iltsl.
AMI whereas, ~ virtue q process. IN due form
~ iaw, % noe directed, fsturnabe on the hfs
honINy IN November, have seized upon and
taken tho sad -'raulsoat "Loutsyilie - her boat.
tnckle, ETC., mi have the sam" IN my custody.
No.. " hereby gwen, that a Distrlrt Court %
~" United States vii Dc held At the Cnited stat.
Cont Room, ia the city Of CAIRO. on the iir-, Mon
dsy IN lo'oinh"r next, for the trial % tho sal
prrHi-"s, hui tigc owner Or Owners, and all per
suu- who hay" or claim amy interest therein, az
hereby cited 10 To- and appear NJ tho time an
TlHl" Afofcraid, 10 show cause, N any they have
Why a.di-'r-o should not he rendered IN ses.
ahcc With Tho prayer u said libel.
Cairo, a., O'f ~ is-u.
JOHN L. RorTT, US. Mwsnsl.
w Itic- sun lle putty octIldlN
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

Are prepared from the preseup@"n of l'r, Euh,'
Il Bell, m eminent physician 81 many years. eX'
pericnee, md are not a worthless patent mcdi.
cine Or. Bells specific remedy has been testod
for many years, and Is warranted a cert un cure,
no matter how bad the case may be- Hundreds
of certificates can be- shown. 10 secure the gen.
ulnc, enclose ~ IN u letter and they will hc Sent
on receipt, secure from observation, 10y mail, post
paid, with rules and Instructions that VIII insure
u ccdy cure. Private ciTcners scnt rec. hd-
dress STEPHEN liAML1N,
Gen1 Agent, 20; Brpdway, n. ".
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18
nLD DR. HEATIx's

Many years experience IN curing Catarrh, con-
sumption, Dyspepsia, constipation, piles,
disease OF The Liver, blood, skin, and
urinary organs, disclosed the start.
ing fact tina, the majority OF them were onu-.
ell by and could only bo cured AFTER curing them
Of seminal weakness. Inhalation, caustics, iron,
tones, s,imulants, hypophoshitos, mercury, cop.
ainn cubohs, buchu, Injections, ai.d the ordinary
reine1i Is had proved worse than u.sla.s,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18

ID. LAMBERT, Ohio Levee, bl,seen
Eighth and Tenth streets, has enlarged
and improved hi. shaving and hair-cu.ting
aud Is prepared 60 shave customers IN
first class style
Clean towels, sharp rzors and courteous
attention are among the attraction, Of the
establishment. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-18
LAZARUS and Morris, manufacturers Of

"Perfectei Spectaeles," are public bene-
factors. No spectacles ever made will
lear comparison with the Perfected
article. Taber Brothers, Ohio Levee, are
the only parties in Cairo from whom the
pectaele. can be purchased.