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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lar aldi.i2nal Speeial Noliees see Lnsida Raaes.
pe7g4 ATIONAL UNION CLUl

rGF1 NATIONAL n UNION CL B,
No. 11O5 CHESNUT Street
At a meeting of the Executive Committee held
this date, the following resolution was unanimously
adOpted:-
Resolved, That our thanks are justly due and are
hereby rendered to Hon. WILLIAM b. MANN for
the zeal and devotion for the party evinced by him
in the campaign through which we have victorlously
passed, in checking the attempts at false registra
ton, in protecting citizens OF the Republican party
from vindictve oppression in appealing with elo-
quence to the people in their public assemblages,
and, beyond all, for hismanly and fearless bearing
at the meeting of the Return Judges, and for all
which services he is entitled to the moral support
and endorsement Of all law abiding citizens.
JOHN L. ADDICKS,
President.
Attest
K. P. MICHENER,
Secretary. 1t
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DEAD INFANT.-At haf-past 6 O'Clock last evening
the body of dead infant was found at Juniper and
Sansom streets. Coroner Taylor has been notified
10 hold an lnuuest
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STORE RoBBERY.-Yesterday afternoon Asa Smith
entered furnishing store at Second and Union
streets and stole two coats, pair of CATERS, and
sixty cents from the till. He was given hearing
this morning and bound over in $500 for trial.
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rSz@ OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF REVISION
OF TAXES, No. IL STATE HOUSE ROW.
Attest
X. 7. MICHENER,
Secretary.

gss~ OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF REVISION
OF TAXES, No. II STATE HOUSE ROW.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9, 1870.
The Board of Revision OF Taxes will meet at
their onice, No. IL State Honse Row, on the follow
ing days between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. aud
p. NJ, for the purpose of hearing appeals from the
Assessors Returns Of Taxes for the year 1s7l as
follows:-
First and Second Wards MONDAY, November
4, 1870.
Third and Fourth wards-TUEsDAY, November
10, 1870.
Fifth and Sixth Wards ds-WEDNESDAY, November
16, 1870
Seventh and Eighth wards-THURsDAY, No
vember II, 1870.
Ninth and Tenth Wards-FRIDAY, November IS,
1870.
Eleventh and Twelfth wards-SATURDAY, No
yember 10, 1870
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards-MoNDAY,
November 21, 1870.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth wards-TUESDAY, No
vember 20, 1870.
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Wards-WEDNES-
DAY, November 23, 1870.
Nineteenth Ward-FRIDAY, November 25 1870.
Twentieth Ward-SATURDAY, November 26,
1870.
Twenty-frst and Twenty-second Wards-MoN-
| DAY, November 2s 1870.
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Wards-TU ES-
| DAY, November 29 1870.
| Twenty-hfth and Twenty sixth Wards-WEDNES-
| DAY, November 80, 1870.
| Twenty-seventh and Twenty-elghth Wards
| THURSDAY, December l, 1871.
| THOMAS COCHRAN,
WILLIAM LOUGHLIN,
| SAMUEL HAWORTH,
| II WIN St Board Of Revision of Taxes.
| pSsHAMERIOAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS.
W" The closing address to the Convention, now
in session, will be delivered by the Rev. DR.. FU r.
| NESS, Of this city, in the Lecture room OF the
| Franklin Institute THIS EVENING, at O'Clock.
| The public is respectfully invited.
| JOHN DAVIS HATCH,
| p. b. WIGHT,
| It. Committee of Arrangements.
No. FRANKLIN HIMSELF WOULD BE
Vs. astOunded at the new process in the art OF print
ing by which letter press copies can be taken from
| printed forms executed at HELFENSrEIN& LEWIS
| railroad and Commercial Printing House, FIFTH
and CHESNUT Streets. 1t
| sS4s ] o II N SP A r II A W X 4,
| kSS MERCANTILE COLLECTION AND LAW
| AGENCY for Pennsylvania, the Western and South
ern states, No. 400 CHESNUT Street. Commissioner
| for Western States s Ws ON
UNFOLDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS
| w Of solid lskArAt nne gold QuALIIY MAR
| FARR a BROTHER, Makers,
Is Wfms Nc. sA oHEsNUT Street. below Fourth
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Observation-Disclosures Ferry, resident Of No.
100 Pegg street. in the Eleventh ward has been held
by Alderman Toland in $500 bail charge of beat
I'M, 10 70
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SEREEADE.-Last evening Mr. Henry Huhn men,
ber OF Select Council from the Fifteenth ward, was
rendered the honor of a serenade at his residence,
No. SOP North Sixteenth street. The music was
supplied by the Continental Band, aud the compli-
ment was the work OF both the Republican and
Democratic members Of Select Council, in honor OF
Mr.. Huhns recent triumph in the caucus nOmina-
tion for President OF that body. The compliment
was well deserved as MI. Hubn is one OF the most
efficient OF our city representatives, and one in
whom sthe greatest confidence is reposed by both
Of the office TO which is chosen to the utmost sat
isiaction OF everybody.
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.-Policeman Larkins, OF the
Third district, at an early hour this morning noticed
two fellows who were acting very suspiciously
at the front door OF Mr.. Evans, residing at Third
and Cypress streets. Suspectng that their design
was robbery he arrested them, and conveyed them
TO the station The turnkey was about putting them
in the cell when they turned on him and handled
him pretty roughly. Lieutenant Haggerty went to
the assistance OF the turnkey, and succeeded in
caqipg the prisoners. This morning they had a
hearing and were committed for trial in default Of
bail
SLIGHT FIREs,-The following slight fires occurred
during last night and this morning:-
At IL O'Clock r. M, in the cellar OF Jacob Gunkel,
cigar manufacturer, No. $40 GiTard avenue.
At 140 O'Clock A. NJ, at the old carpenter shop,
No. $40 Race street.
At 1859 O'Clock A. NJ, at the dwelling No. 4O6 n.
Second street.
LEcTUREs.-Two illustrated lectures will be de-
liVered in Concert Hall on this and Thursday even
ings by A. o. Van Lennep OF New York, on ORR
entail and Bible Lands. They are for the benefit OF
the State Sabbath School Association.
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SERIOUSLY lNJURED-Samuel Caldwell, residing
No $50 Callowhill street. sustained serious if not
fatal injury by the accidental discharge of a pistol
He was examining the weapon when it went of, the
ball passing through the corner of the eye IN the
INNER mart of the head where t is is still lodged,
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HoNICIDE-THE RESULT OF A FGREMAN's RIoT.-
John p. Slayin who was injured at about $50
O'Clock on Sunday morning last, during a race be.
tween the Reliance and Hope Engines by being
struck over the head by blunt instrument, died
at his residence, No. 1910 Temple street, yesterday
afternoon. The case will receive an investigation
by the Coroner this afternoon
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sSF4 10 II N S A II A W X,
w MERCANTILE COLLECTION AND LAW
AGENCY Tor Pennsylvania, the Western and South
ern states, No. 400 CHESNUT Street. Commissioner
for Western States. 8 Ws 6m
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nkSza FRANKLIN HIMSELF WOULD BE
vs. astounded at the new process in the art OF print
ing by which letter press copies can be taken from
printed forms executed at tHELFENSTEIN& LEWIS
Railroad and Commercial Printing House, FIFTH
and CHESNUT Streets. IL
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UTEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS
w Of solid iskArAt nne gold QUALITY WAR
EARR BROTHER Makers
Is Wfms Nc. 8si OHEENUI Street. below Fourth
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THE CENSUS.

The Names ofthe Census Tnkcrs aud the Oues-
tons 10 be Asked by Them.
The sub. committee on Census OF Councils have
concluded the preliminaries for the retakng OF the
census IN the Eighth ward. The men named below
Will begin their labers tomorrow morning at Z
o'clock, and will omit no building whatever. Their
special nstl uctons are to omit building having
number; II no Ieeple reside or sleep I'm store or
hel like bJiding, write the number and enter the
ps
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FOURTH EDITION

More Fighting Near Paris.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-15
THO CONTRACTORS.

DO resolved at my Office, until ten clock A. NJ. Of
January goth, 1870, for building an approach to the
County SIDE thereof. said approach 70 Ne siIsy Test
long, and an average Of about eight feet high more
eh side Of foot and six inchss horizontal to
oneh"t vertical. The lumber to- DO used in cribbiny
and to be Tssed aeysIy oseRer 50 As to eonitc sho
earth; one log OF good sound oak tmber Is TO be
Messrs. Stevenson, Pollock Co, having proposed
to the Court 10 furnish the lumber FREQ q charge
in his bid. The contractor wl be paid in orders on
the cOunty treasury. ,,
ALSO, That sealed proposals will be received NJ
aforesaid for building an approseh 70 she Cairo snds
Jon.sboro road about three quarters Of mile nom
~ ,hs smtaukment on the Cairo snd !osesbor9 road
running pvt on ssd ass goad q, say rss, + sTsdsM
preaoh to ts tirtysix feet vide where a joins ale
Caifo and Jonesboro rosi. narrowlng. Oh Gradually
HS ns a cs al ada raa md
coHtinuing sSeea feet wide the manee NJ the Ssngth
Of Of nS The Fdss aS a b. u sSa
oak rails not ices than fouriiss square, Iaidcfoss
wiiksarih four inches deep in the center siopiag %
gradually . ,so inches at either edge. Psyshesswl
treasury sisaeh regular term 81 the Court. 80 I,
ALSO, seued proposals will be received as afore.
said for furnishing COED substantial coffns and decent
interrBent for all Paupers who may die at the Poor
House Farm during the year lsTO The bidder viii
submit hfs bid ut 50 nich per coffin, and for bufyine
each pauper. The abore services will be paid for in
orders on the county treasury ateach regular term OF
the Court. '''.. ..' '..
ALSO. That sealed proposals win be received as
Aforesaid, for good subsapta eofns and decent In.
teruent Of all paup ers who may die in Csiro daring
tho year 1870 Persons b,dd ne will bid at 20 much
per cofhn and for burying cash psupsr.
ALSO, That sealed proposals. vi be received a afore
said for cutting outthe the tinbsr from that pctioA
of the Cairo and Jonesboro road, sraghtsnsd, aksd
out aud relocated by the com mssotors appointed
for that puspoe, from sandy Creek TO Marx Proves
farm cut all OF foot diameter aud undef
level with Me ground, shd all trees twelve hes
in diameser that ordinary wagon can pass over
the stump, and remove all roes, brush and logs from
tho rond, (Which IN 10 he four rods wtde|. and 70 gu
With earth rinse portion OF the ..Misy saouGA throuSh
uheh said road passes, sbot hve feet high. and foar
teen feet wide with proler tAlopc each sias tor
drainage and build good substantial sulvert In said
slough, being IN section IL, T. Is, 3W Said culvert
20 bc four feet wide, four feet deep and nftaen feet
long, md made Of the best OF oak plank tSo inches
thick. The work 70 be completed on or before the
nrs day OF April next Payment 70 he made in orden
on the county treasury.
The court reserves the right 10 reject all bids m
either or al Of the above eases.
J. q, LYNCH,
} ensd&vlt COUNTY Clerk.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-15
SEWING MACHINES.
II'ILLC0X & ,llBBS
,o.,' ''''"' 70, .. RAM
y 10, SEWING UMachine !

Is THR BEST FOR YAuILY USE.
... :s .is ss &. n; Sisss+ i:: ::s
&. % & and ' ss. aS:; :s
chang. Of hsss,e. lr~sa Or tension. IL viii use
s :ng o sSs ,sa
g. sven ,na east. $40. 20 q syrHs hem cry oiA~
THE "RoTArrsG HOOK" .til
and draw ne tic TWIST into ooas, thus ursiy
:,s i,sh 80 that a 9e 7, sI,m VI. ss;, 20 ss
eli eircurss,sse.. 20 survive IL. vsshtss.a Cd.
o.. sy f. .. so:s,n,; pant: sIs;i
where ua- the GHEATEsr COMPETITION, aud to
sn,s s.ssn premiums, ~, pee. ..:,d.a fof ~
patented device, pr:,e... a. Po..Isln,, o. n.
machine being run IN The wrong direction, or the
balance Wheel ever wearing or touching the dress.
THE NEEDLE CANNOT ~ SET WRONG.
Tsas Avoiding the great bio efothcr MAJ hnes
No nREARINt; OF SEEDLEs.
Of al inch long and IL slTsasht rsr,
wRcNG. FIt -ts4 hDAI
isy ess ;s,sy sAjusi them IN THE DARK. The
No ,ss urn: Ii. lem % Il. nss; a ss
Il va, s.s sr,S s,iss hes, as tn. ..., II. 3.
sl.sy. =, nsss me blade sssit and s'rsisS' does
ss' 'ib'sss. lie isngG esss., They are m .t.,.I
hANCHA0yUanD WITH MATHEMATICAL PIE.
''l1.A cIsiox. 'aH. r...
hsass sseh par, 70 interchange sbe Ans ,.n 10 ssi.
lyrspscsa W cass OF sceidsnl 10 will last 20 s~Fs
len, ~ properly cared for. None vss has us ed it
csn hs perusded 10 use any other. .- .t'.. d
The reundsess, .'snnsss, dur sbil,, .sd bs.' I. Of
lie stitch. b IfII ~ II -fTF|......
90 ,so WERE NEVER EQuALED.
Its RAPIpIrY. ABSOLUTE ,trILLSEss. L.AsE
aud PBLI ssre never appres.chs by any ther
machine.
Tas PaEss sS ~, PsSeOYss: ri, ,s,IE;y
Whatever tho inertia Of tia other hines. ~ DO
dispMsgen,ent TO say The WILCOX 4 Gitbs 10 vsrsh.
ferfsmy use. double that .fa any other ever oft'rd
/, received tho Cold Medal Of tn. American To.
stitais--ihs FIRST PREMIUM or
DLd YTHE Bksr sEwIS1 MACHINE" 49,.
Al m. greet New England y air-,he Vermont st.lo
fair-the Penusy,ana state fAir--tse Indiana state
Fsir-the W wonsis state ~ r-the Michigan State
FAIRS throashonti the wssti max ing more Fir-t Pren
mms thah we're taken by all staeT seS ing Machines
,egeiher in the same time,
h Ia now the Great Leadir g Family Sewing
- 30 Machine = flit0
ALL OVER THE woKLh.
". take ether a.,hnss IN oIcsasge. We sob
Oil Oorros, siLS. TsDI aud n GHpLss Tor every kind
OF Sewing Machine, -r 4 .4 rr''l an tI Il
Ases. W.sssd:.y.m:. to AGENT. ss:s.irays
receipt Of stsinp. or had Of 'o."
CORNELL, WAR; 4 COMlNGs,
~ %" ~ al NERAL A8EHTA
0s,,., sss Lake SSseI oaosyo. tnsss.
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brakes Collection

OF asnly one hsaired reeeipIs for 'sasss erasAs
all Kinds VI Wine. Gin, Ale Beer, cordals, supsri.'
Cider. and much other useful inforissuoa foT thoss
dealing In or manufacturing any Of the s,su, ethel
for the trade or home uss. - -a ~ -
seal by mail. free Of postage, tor ~ esHs. Addrs.s
x Y. NORMANDY. sol Msrks, street. ~. isuis, No
se2T iydAv
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Ollie Greuiug 8alletiu.
SATURDAY, JANUARY Is, 1870.

A brother In enc OF our churches, moro
distinguished for zeal than knowledge,
lately prayed In q public meeting 10
DE anointed with the "ile Of Patnos =,
On another occasion, at q crowded con.
Terence meeting, while acting a. usher,
lie requested a gentleman not TO stand
:" '"e '.rIILAL.~1AILL q II
A"Young Mother" has sent = little
poem upon Baby to San Francisco
Newspaper Whereupon the editor, ~.
GREETING that he had not space for the
,itbit, hints TO the author that she has
The fault common to all young writer's
--of sacrificing sense ID melody !; and
Gives the following stanxa ~ AL illustrs.
lion: ,.
"DoIsry doodle ON dislike urn dunn .t'
Iun to its mulsery, muLfsry mum;
Tus,sry. ikzsfy bo6Eery hoe
No baby ~ tvsst and pit,y -
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t.|. tr ~ Yoa want
NaSeriSl 70 make dollar bottle Of tie Les Has Re
soravs oveg useifor restoring gray hsv to ~ sra.
nal color, send % cents tor . package
II Ysu want
Axs White Teeth. Hes,hy Gums, s1d sss~s' srssA
saas fos oG lUkKIsH pKSrpIY!ss r'ss o
cents; rf af.a -.t ......
u Yss Wsss -.,-,,
slrs sars for deaissAs, c4Iarrh. s~~ssss, ~ sss
sing II Ns care. sssa Ter en- ~ EHSUvAroRS
Price q esuss. .uA -.'..l ..a
-. EsaR Il NJ shsvs ..s' r.s'.p~t - Ass>->'
OF prise.' '"'A-'i"I h''i W HVJi
Address Js,spA Z. tSssas, CT ssgk,, ssssA -
LouA? bes.tif gHialOos Ean ssC iv>sv
n Bssss CsllsSsiss--A swiana's ksssipss.
Mssss Ar6. discoveries, sse..i somrgSiss ysInsSls
nfcrnaAsisA rot everybody, esst sy nm. trrs~
pesAgs) ~ ~ emile N. ,'...-. ... .r,,..4A,, "a.
AddrSss n \ NoRhASnI. ~ Nsrs.' .ss,% ~
Louis, No ,..I ----. - ssn ssvAr
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-15

81 All New England passengers .oldlsg 'hiosss
'f,oat Connection IN New xosks vissons sess&s.
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sTArE.ROOn SLEEPING CARS,

Woodruifs Patent
Run through to Philadelphia on NJ NshI t.s''
and N~w YORK VI. Psladclphis aud Allentown, stii'
out change. aiording Passenger sish' 81 nndn''
gufbed Toss, aud
Landing them In New York h'a's u"
Advance ~ all other Lisesi
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

bsv YOU ,,eks,s for New York, Phhsieiphis sad q
ls,Ists Es.t via tie Piusbuty. Port Wayne Caesar
aud t.s PEN -l'.nl. UsnttsI Railroad. The tsns .
be
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-15
DRY GOODS--GR0CEluE .,.s
nRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
- "'"ii na"fiIH.l rsotraE ..a
IN THE FOURTH WARD.
,. ItrrqHeJ 1904 1svfii ah.naItE
.- VIM. EEAa1Go,.,.s
staple and Fancy Dry Goods.

OF Every description. Hosiery, Notions, Boob ans
slo -- and es~a piete assortment gcperally.
To. patronage 81 the public }. invited the pr"prie
tor sell IA bs line, whethef
pry Goods or Groceries, ss cheap ss thew can ID
sol sht anywhere IN the cnys +. = ? L,l.iI FLL -
Rsmentsr the plAe e, next door 10 the s"ssrr OF
20 o. ~ snd Nineteenth sIsrt. 49,,
flte e. rocsry stab shmeta ~ sho csknst u elIth
and COMMERCIAL Will la maintained ~ usuoi. QUO OF
tils hess stocked 10 che city. o oetiStf.
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n.s..l.H. Hair Dye.

fa. splsndd Hair Dye - tie bee, 10 tie verdi he
only sre sd s ret py 81 Asrs,ss,. reliable. instAs-
t,Isous No disappointment DO Iid,suious ents;
remedies tho VA .sees Of bad dyes, a'gsrstss and
La,a, tue H.: .oft Asd beAu'ifal, blsss OF bTosa.
sold ny alt Druggists and fsT!uaers. sa& properly
spIlie Ell ~ isstehslor's VIZ Fsetory. Ne. 10, Bond
troet New iork. -hssAakslv FL
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06
SYMPATHY FOR THE FRENCH
REPUBLIC.
A DEMONSTRATION.
PUBI.lC NEiIING, AND BALL
COLLECTION, ETC,
Intended 60 Raise Money 10 Aid shs
sick and wounded French soldiers.
cveryturn

Notice il hereby given, that pursusnt IA
mn adjourned meeting, hcldnt tho Hibernian
Engine house in regard to the abovc; u
.Gaal and ge"erai preliminary meeting will
be held at the aforementioned place on
Thursday evening, Oct. 9Th, ut $ pm :.
sharp, To- make such arrangements Ne may
be- considered advisable, and then and there
70 raise all the iand. possible. All Who
nrc friendly to and in favor Of the above
c"mmendablc purpose arc respectfully in
vited o. bo present and invite oth0rs 10
come. No excuse for thos. absent.
Tho tribe that any one gives viii never
be missed, aud the act will rcilcc, honor on
the head and heart Of the givor. II You
are unable to give yourself, come To incite
aud applaud Others who are. Multitude'
Of other cities and towns in this country
aud in England AMI ireland have contrib
uted for this purpose. Now is the crisis
of affairs in France. She is not simply
engaged in defensive warfare, but really
struggling for her very existence against
INSCRIPTIONS, Myrmidon Prussia, who
robbed Denmark, overthrow Hanover, and
in cut-throat-like manner, obliteratcd
brave Poland from the map Of Europe.
To whom should gallant, heroic France
look for assistance and aid but TO the de-
scondants Of those whom she aided in
1871, l79s and 1859, The magnanimous
French nation who extended their treas
urc, despatched their armies and fleet, and
whose heroic sons persisted ut Yorktown,
oil Bantry Bay, Navarino, and u, Magenta
and Solferino to liberate America.
Ireland, Greece. and Italy should not DO
forgot during her present hour Of distress
calamity and misfortune.
Honor and shame from no condition rise,
Actwell your part there all the honor hes.
FRANCIS VINCENT Chairman,
l.. j. BYRNE, Sec'y.
joins INLAND Committee o" be-
Ii. MeMANUs half OF meeting
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06
organic Weakness

lmmc fi,i,ly curpd and luil ygor restored. This
81 .if.ssinc ailiIctiun whuh renders NJ. miserable
nnd tpairil-c impossible, !. the rcnalty rald NY
Ic victims ~ hnproler Indulgence, Young
uarson- are too Npt 10 commit oACorsc. from not
i,,ine nwsT. VI The 'iraadnd oons"Itlsn noes that
may 'us'ic, Now Who uuirTs landing tho subject
" ~ 4 strnI O. duay thtt thV tuwtI 81 prpCf"a.
uuu j. iu.t sooner hy those falling into improper
habit, than by the prudent Besides bong DE.
priNrt uf ihc pleasure os healthy oiHprips, the
most serious aud destructive symptoms OF both
mind and body arise. Abe system becomes do.
ryng"i. the III, sical aud mcnlal functions weak
"n.d, loss of pEDcT.aiN" puscr. nervous Irriia'
blIiy, Dyspepsia. palpt,ation Vi tho heart, md.
gc-tion, cOnS,iiui ionsl debility. ADD wasting Of
the frame, cuugl, consumption, decay aid early
death.
Or. FisAllAti graduated nom one ~ III" mos,
eminent College, ntae United states has effected
sunIc uf the most astonishing cures ihnt were
ever known, many trnuhlci with ringing IN the
head ~ ,urs WiFr1 asleep, great nervousness, bee
nr al.uIned ~ sudden .ound', bashiUin"-s With
dcrtustmcnt of mint, were cufet immediately.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-06

A REPREnESsIBLE PRACTicE.-A
drummer for u Cincinnati printing house,
visited Cairo, day or two ago and du-
ring his stay received over forty orders for
| job printing, thus robbing the home offices
Of two or three hundred dollars, and, Of
course, working to- that extent, toward
their overthrow.
No inteligcn. citizen will deny that the
newspaper is an agent OF power In any
city, and that it can, however humble IL
may be, claim as right tho patronage Of
the people for whose Interests it labors.
Now We pretend 10 say that tho BULLETIN
Office can and wiH perform job work as
neatly and cheaply as any solvent (oreig"
Office. Let any citizen bring usa job per-
formed for him in St. Louis, Cincinnati or
elsewhere, and VIZ will use the same mater.
i.l and duplicate it. If any foreign Office
offers to print cards or circulars cheaper
than the regular rates established by the
BULLETIN, tina. Office intends to cmpl oy
inferior material. Cards printed on one
or two ply imitation Bristol board or cheap
merchants blanks, can DO furnished nc.
cording to size, at from 81 90 to IS % per
1000. and |, is this mater ial these cheap
Joreigs Offices propose to employ. Per-
son, wanting cheap card. Of this kind, can
obtain them in rs good style from the BuL.
LErIS Us from any Office in the West. We
would have this fact remembered.
IT, for personal or political reasons any
citizen cannot pa.ronizc the BuLLETis
Office, le, him go to the San Office. He will
then leave his money in tho city, and con.
tribute to the upbuIding Of home institu-
tons. Tho habit Of sending printing
abroad, however, strikes At the very roots
Of an important industry in our midst,
and should be abandoned by overy man
who i. solic,ous for the prosperity Of the
city. II one citizen may send abroad for
his printing, another may, with equal rea-
son, send abroad for his boots and Shoes
another for hi. clothing; another for his
dry goods, aud another for his stoves and
,inwarc. The resul, Of such course
would be- the driving ou, Of our merchants
and mechanics the stagnalion Of business
and the ruin Of the town. II we would
prosper We must help one ano,he.-kecp
our work and our money Mt home, and give
drummer. from abroad who seek 90 draw
upon our substance for the enrichment OF
other communities, the 'cold shoulder" ~
cveryturn.