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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17
Organic weakness

,netn,tcly cured and fiil yigur restored This
II streraing affection which renders lie DiSer,h g
and maj riaar impossible, l. the penalty paid 10y
The victims OF Imprupm Indulgence. Young
persons are tooapt % commit cNcesses from not
ining aware of the dtcsdil consequences that
may ensuc. Nov who understanding the subject
will ~ et,nd to deny That the power OF rlUcrra-
H. u is lost sooner hy those falling into Improper
habits thnn by the PRUDENT Besides being de.
piycd of tho pleasure oi he;,lthy Offspring. the
most serious and destructive symphonic OF both
mind aud body arIsr. The sy.tom becomes dc.
ranged. the physical and Ipentgu fuDoions weak.
ene1, loss OF provocative power, nervous irrua'
bility, dyspepsia, palpltatiOn OF the heart lnhi'
pestion, cons itutionnl debility, and wasting al
tho frame, cough, consumption. decay aud carl,
death. r.
Dr. PishLiatt graduated from one ~ the mos
mnent Colleges IN the United States has eii~ tet
some ~ IN. most astonishing cures that wcr,
| ever knVwn; many troubled with rngisg IN th'
| In, alarmed NJ sudden .ound. Ln-hftilnrss Will
| ,invn,,.n.nt Of mimi. uers cur l np,iS,.ly.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17
WARMERS
Pile Remedy.

Warmers Pile Remedy has never faded
mot ever IN ease 20 The very worst cases
of blind, Itching or Bleeding Piles. Those who
re- afflicted should Immediately call on their drug.
tst aud WARSrks Phtr RrN,BY II i-cNpres-ly
or the Piles, and - not recommended Ia cure any
other disease. II has cured many eases OF over
thirty years standing. Pre-" one Dollar. For sale
by druggists everywhere.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17
Diseases or Iss.pruiencc.

pleasure hnds that h" has inhibcd the seeds ~
this painful disease, u too often happen. That an
iil.tincd sense Of shame or dread 81 dlsc sN.ri
dctcrs tim from applying to those who, from res
probability, eau alone Oeiriend hun. IL. falls mo
the hands 81 designing pr"tcn.crs, who, incapa'
bic OF curing, hlch his pecuniary substance, Keep
him trihlng month after month, yesfs-long a.
th. smallest Zoe tan be- obtained. and IN despair
leave him With. uIncd HEALTH. 10 sigh over his gall
poison, insrcury, hasten the constitutional symp.
toms OF this terrible disease, such ~ affection Of
gressingwith frightiul rapld ~, tll death puts
period 10 this dreadful suffering by sending him
| to that bOuEao fTon whence no uayelsr returns.
AD-rhosc who reside ~ a distance aild cannot
| csl. wall receive promp, attention by writing,
stating symptoms, etc, -
y. fIsnBL,TT, NJ y,
scptlsly Jip Second Ave-. New York. g..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17
Marriage.

Married persons or Young men mud ladies con-
temp atlng mairiag". being aware OF phyScni
~ cured. ...l $50 't - I'D
"iicWho places himself un der the care oflir,
FishbAtt. may raliaioislv eonkde IN ms honr ns
agontleVan, and conf lenuy redy ON Lis shill A.
M ysh AN '.. ..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17
MEDICAL.
t.. 4IGg- -..
Dr.FiShb|att
once 40 SerOnd Avenue, near Ist,,
street, New York city.
WHERE HE CAN BE CONSULTED.

DR.. Fishblatt has discovered tho most &c rtnin,
apeedy, and only ehectua re- cdy in the world for
weakness in the back or liins, STRUCTURES, ailcc.
ton Of the kidneys or bladder. involuntary dts
charges, fmpoteney. general debility. nervous
ness dy spopsa, ilngupr. low spirits, confusion Of
ideas, l,alpta ion u the heart, tlnldity treinb-
ling, dDncss Of sight or g,ddness, diseases ~
Tho head, throat or skin, affections of the lungs,
stomach or bowels. those terrible horders =,
sultins from the SOLITARY habits of yontii--sccret
and solitary practices, moro fatal to VICTIMS than
hligh inr their most brilliant hopes and antirilts-
tons, rendering marriage, etc, ffnTossihle.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17
DIR. Sim M o1a0'
Liver Regulator

Dyspepsia, neadschc,
iauntiicc, c0.tiSencs-,
|nck heaiiache, chrome
|iiaTTliwa, affections VI
The bladder, camp
J iyr.nl.fy. affections
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17
Wine OF Life.

The Great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink,
Warmers vtnSsm vtsG. err Wtne Of Life,
is free from any POISONOUS drugs or impurities,
being prepared Tor those who require stimulant.
II is asplendld appetizer, ana tome, and the hn'
est III ny tn the World for purifying the blood.
offered to the public, far superior TO hiandy,
whisky, wine, bitters, or any other article. II Is
more healthy, and cheaper. Both male and
female, Young and old, can take the Wine NJ Li-c.
IL is in fact a life preseryer. Those who wish 10
enjoy good health ard free flow Of lively spirits
Ahold take the Wine OF Life II 10 difieren
from any thing ever before in use. II il sold hy
druggists. Price one Dollar IN quart bottles:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17
EInlllenagOgue.
Wer.er's Emme na goxue IS the only

Gle known 10 cure the Whites, Ut will cure in
every case.) Where is the family ~ which this
mpo rant medicine Is not wantcd' Mothers, this
il the greatest blessing ever offered you. and you
should immediately procure 1t. II is also sure
cure for Female Irregularities, and may be de-
pended upon in every case where the monthly
Sold by Druggists. Price One Dollar Or sent by
mail on receipt OF one Dollar and Quarter.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17
Cough No More.

Wsrnes's Cough BAi,am Is heaiing, soit
ming and espcciofatmg, The extraordinary pow
or possesses Ia Immediately relieving, aud even.
tnnlly curing, the most obstinate eases Of Coughs,
Colds, sore Throat, bronchitis, Inndenzs, Catar-
ralI, lluarsrness, Asthma and Consumption Is al
most Incredible soprompt u the reli.i AMI GER
tam IT. effects IN all the above cases. any aiicc
ton Of the throat and lungs, that thousands OF
physicians arr daily prescribing H. aud one and all
cay thai II Is the most healing and nxpeciorating
medicine known. one does always aiiords relief,
and IN the most cases one bottle effects cure,
sold by druggists, Ia large bottles. Price one
Dollar. ltislOur own fault II you still cough md
suffer The Balsam will cure.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17
IOu ng Men,

| Especially who have beconcthe wet ms OF soil
taw Vice, that dreadful and destructive hnbit
which M nta,iy sweeps IN m untlmely grave thou.
sand of young men OF the most ekhltedliolepfs
anil brilliant intel cct, who might otherwise have
en.ranced listening senate with the thnndetngs
II eluqucnce, orwaked To ocstp! the living Tyre,
| NAV cnl with full confidence,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17
DYSPi1PS IA.
Warn,,.s Dy.UcD.ts Ton,c is

Waraes's Dyspepsia Tome j. prepared
expressly ig p,spenfs and those suffering with
hah tual costiycness. II lisa slightly stimulating
tonic amt splendid appetizer, II strengthen. the
stomach and restores the digestive organs Of
persons should use MsRSrHs D,srTrsIs ToNic.
For sale 10y druggists, Price One Dollar
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

B.F WHITAKER and :. J. HUMM, Cairo III
aois and by all druggists
aprl7wly
The New York herald., 1870-02-22
TRIPLE SH f f T
New York. Tuesday, February %, 1870.
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY,S HERALD.
PAGE.
1-Advertisements.
2--AdVertisements.

PAGE.
1-Advertisements.
acknowledgements
S-Washington: Diplomatic Correspondence in Re
gard to Cuba; House Scheme for lnnasng shc
Currency; the Sale OF Cadetships. Resolution
20 Expel Representative Whitsemore OF south
Carolina; Fitz John Porter's Case Before the
Senate; Discussion on General Buffers Bill
for Removing Disabilities.
A-Europe: The Vienna Press ana the HEEALp's
Special Correspondence the Rochefort Riots
Their Illusions and Defeat The New Dominion:
Prince Arthurs Opinion of Americans: An
nexation P0litics-N0sy Methodism-Heavy
Postal Robbery-New York City News--Per-
s0nal Intelligence = The Orange Hatter's
5trlke-Free Schools for Everybody brooklyn
city News Suburban Intelligence Naval In
telligence.
6-Proceedings In the New York City and Brook
Iyn Courts-The Assassination Hoax--Justice
TO Aii-JacK Reynolds Last Ouch: His Trial for
the Murder OF William Townsend; Insanity the
Only Derence-A Sensation Exploded-P Poison
In the Air: DR.. Harrs's Report to the Board
OF Health-Burgaries on the East Side.
6-Editorials: Leading Article Currency Expan-
sion in Congress and War OF the Supreme
Court on the Legal Tenders-Amusement
Announcements
INSTRUMENTATION News from All Parts OF
the World Radical Revolutionary Agitation
In the French Army and Parliament; British
Cabinet Economy and Naval Reduction; A
German Expelled from the Papal Council;
Another Steamer Burned On the Mississippi
The Monarch at Annapolis-Our Battered He.
roes: The Proposed State soldiers Home
Amusements-Army Intelligence-Fires Last
Night-Bridge Burned-Business Notices.
B-Municipal Affairs: The Common Council in
Active Operation-George Washington-Gold
Is cash: Secretary Bontwell's Financial
wtfe-Real Estate Matters-The Ice Crop OF
the Hudson-Narrow Escape Financial and
Commercial Reports
0-The Seventh In Arms: A Battle by Gaslight In
the Seventh Regiment Armory-The Police
Board-The Yankees Not So Bad After All
Marriages and observation-disclosures.
10-washington Continued from Third Page
United States Supreme Court Decisions
Hayti The PicEets Still in Arms Against
the New nt-Obltuary-European
Markets = Shipping Intelligence = Advertise
ments.
11-Advertfsemcnts.
19-Advertisements.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22
The New Democracy.

That thieves have no good opinion Of the
law is an old story, and the representatives at
Albany of the disorderly and dangerous classes
Of this city therefore only act on their own In
stincts and In the interests OF their c0nstitu-
ents in proposing to abolish courts OF any sort.
1t il not strange that the delicate Manhattan
Club democracy should be with them, since the
greedy for power are generally not scrupulous
az to means. II is, of course, still less strange
that they should be sustained, encouraged and
bounded on by the copperhead sheet In this
city that is the recognized organ of the thieves,
bullies and repeaters But it is Of some inte-
rest to the people not to have crime made so
free as it will be in the abolition Of every
restraint upon the class that now declaim 80
loudly, in the name of virtue, through their
mouthpiece, the copperhead organ. II may be
fun to the bruisers, but it is something else to
the people, to have the precedent plainly
made that no court can stand in this commu-
nifty whose judge Is not in the hands Of the
cutthroats. Could there be more startling
proposition made than that for the abolition Of
the Surrogate's Court in this county2 People
would naturally inquire, what Is to become Of
the very important business that is done in that
court-bnsiness 80 vital to society, touching so
intimately the incest relations of property ?
Could it be credited but for the fact that legis-
lators would tamper with such interests merely
to displace Judge to whose election they did
not consent-merely to reorganize the court
and put in another man In defiance of the re-
suit Of regular canvassp Never mind the
voice Of the people, never mind social safety,
never mind anything but the voice Of group
Of men who have been sent to the Legislature
because things are topsy-turvy here, and
who, if things were otherwise, would have
been sent to the State Prison or hanged for
heinous crimes a dozen years ago. And this
is the kind Of democracy that is preached up
in the name of reform and purity-in the name
of crusade against ''the ring" When the
copperhead organ gave US its samples Of de-
mocracy during the war, when IT rejoiced over
every national defeat and decried every nation
al success, we thought that was pretty bad
democracy but there was something of angelic
purity in that by comparison with the demo-
cracy IL favors now. The democracy that would
have given the country into the hands of the
JEFF Davis party was not 80 bad as that which
would destroy civil society and give the people
and their property into the keeping of Jail birds
and desperadoes.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22
Our South American Correspondence.

Our South American Correspondence.
By the steamships Rakaia and North Ame-
RIGA, which arrived in port within the last few
the HERALD with the latest information of what
is going on in South America. The letters Of
our correspondents from points in the natioR
south Of the equator contained the most i'm
portant news, given impartially and written
without that bias which invariably detracts
from communications and which tend rather
70 mislead than inform the general reader.
According to the letter Of our Rio Janeiro
correspondent the HERALD's influence is felt
throughout the South American Continent.
It's news 10 anxiously read, and the light
which it sheds on many questions lays bare
subjects which were previously hidden from
public gaze. In pursuance Of this plan the
HERALD but carries out its mission of inde-
pendent and intelligent journalism-that Of
giving the progress of the worlds events as
they occur and as they exist, while reserv-
ing the right to express itself freely on
them when thus brought under notice.
From the letters referred to we hear
of the return to this country of num-
ber of Americans who emigrated to Brazil
shortly after the close of the late war. They
have had enough Of labor in search of
fortune in the great Brazilian empire, and
have wisely resolved to return to more
fruitful field for operations. Changes, VIC
are told, have been made in the Brazilian
Ministry, and uptried men. in some in
stances, have been ss.1led 70 take take Gssrge e OF Of
vacant portfolios. The severe drain on
the Brazilian Treasury of late years is
making itself evident. Money is wanted,
but from the rebuff which the Brazilian
agent received in trying to negotiate loan
in England recently we think Dom Pedro
will find it rather difficult to raise funds. The
news from Paraguay is Of the usual char
acter-unsatis factory. The Brazilian army
still keeps up show Of attempting to use up
Lopez, but the willy chief cleverly eludes his
enemy. The usual wordy announcement from
the army on the field is received in Rio. The
Argentine army has retired from the chase
after Lopez; so the Brazilians now have the
field all to themselves.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

A PROMISING ExPERIMENT-That of Sat-
urday last on the Greenwich street elevated
railway, resulting in the running of car from
Cortlandt street up to Thrtieth street in fifteen
minutes. The general impression, too, seems
to be that this experimental road can be made
a great success
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

THE TRIAL OF REYNOLDS was commenced
yesterday, his counsel having fully recovered.
The two little daughters of his victim testi fed
against him and told the tale Of the murder as
we have previously reported it. 1t has been
said that almost any plaintive distress will turn
jury against the evidence. In this case,
where the evidence, the mournful story of two
little children and the natural sympathies Of
humanity all go against the prisoner, can there
be found defence that will save him? Poll
tics itself could hardly do it, and Re ynolds
has not politics to aid him.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22
An Indignant "Sonthern Cclt.o

The Southern Cell, published in Charles
ton, S. c., is indignant at Mr.. August Bel
mont. of this city, because he, as the "Grand
Sachem CD of democracy, in whose ranks
are nine-tenths of the Irish votes of New
York, stands up before them and extends tho
kid glove of his aristocratia hand. In the
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

TELLING TALEs.-In the falling out Of the
democracy their practices are likely to come
to light somewhat. Thus We are permitted to
see, in little fact published in the interest of
Senator Blood, that he spent forty thousand
dollars on bis election ''out of his own pocket .
This, therefore, was in addition to the regular
election expenses. Does this mean that he had
repeaters2
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

ONE OF THEM CAUGHT. arrest, by
Captain Jourdan, Of Miller, the butcher cart
desperate, who attempted a policemans life
some time since, is gratifying fact. Our ar
rangements for the tracing of criminals are so
bad as to have established among us the rule
thatif scoundrel is not caught red-handed
and in the very act Of crime--if he once gets
away from the scene of any outrage-he is not
caught at all, and any exception to this rule is
pleasant to note
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

A Coop THEATRICAL SIGN.--The best
theatre in the city pays best Our one grand
dramatic temple that is the true home Of the
legitimate returns an income for the last month
Of ffty-four thousand dollars, while no other
theatre rises beyond the thirties.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE RELATIVE TO
CUBA.-Secretary Fish has sent in to Congress
some further correspondence with Minister
the Sckles' note controversy, and is part Of the
correspondence that Mr.. Fish declined to give
to Congress some time ago. 1t seems he was
waiting for Mr.. Sickles consent, which is sub
mitted with the present hatch.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

THE PARAbIsE OF PAINTERs-New York.
After the successful sale of the seventeen hum
dred pictures of the Thompson collection who
can doubt it2 What field for fine metro
politan gallery, free to all comers! Have we
no public spirited citizens equal to action upon
this hint9 We should HE to know.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

INDIANA DIVORCES. Supreme Court Of
the United States, through Mr.. Justice Swayne,
yesterday rendered decision declaring Indi-
ana divorces legal throughout the country. 1t
further asserts that married woman may
acquire domicils away from her husband
whenever it. is necessary to the protection of
her rights by litigation.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

SPANISH MIsTAKE.-GreM.'w 'walth, killed in
Cuba for being in company with persons who
had the intolerable impudence to we>.r An,eri-
oan cravats, was, it appears, not an Anfs."icSn.
Az he was not citizen Of the United states
1t is possible and probable that the govern
ment which is responsible for his murder may
be called to some account.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

A GRAND RALLY was held at Cooper Insti-
ttte last night for the purpose of deyisiny
meas s,ures to erect Soldiers Home for dis
abled New York soldiers in this State. General
Sherman wss the principal speaker. Resolu-
tions were adcpted asking the Legislature to
impose tax for the purpose OF raising the
necessary funds.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

AN ATHENIAN ORACLE-The Athens
(Tenn.) Post, smart and observing little
paper, in reproducing an editorial from our
columns, says: :-'sThe New YORK HERALD ia
the leading newspaper Of the world" The
London papers had to acknowledge that when
they copied our reports of the campaign in
Abyssinia. Our Tennessee contemporary is,
therefore, to be commended for Its discern
mpnt
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DISASTER is reported
on the Mississippi, above Memphis. The
Emmo, No. 3, struck snag and careened
during gale of wind, and the stove in the
cabin upset, setting the boat on fire and totally
destroying her. Ten or twelve lives were
lost
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

The NEW PREACHER. the HERALD of
yesterday we gave to our readers what we be-
lieye was never given to the public before by
any one newspaper in one day. We gave the
best portions of no fewer than twenty -four
sermons, with innumerable items Of miscel-
laneous religious intelligence. The HERALD is
the greatest preacher of this or Of any pre-
vious age. What is better, the HERALD is no
narrow sectary. We see good in all sections
of Christianity, and, indeed, in all creeds;
and whatever truth there is we reflect it. The
sermons preached ON Sunday in this and the
neighboring cities are thus being repeated on
Monday to audiences multiplied thousand
fold. 1t will not be our fault If the people are
not made at once more liberal and more
righteous.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

FROM GRAVE TO GAY-From the "soft Ger
man accent Of Fechter to s'the sweet Irish
brogue" of Barney
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

as this proposed by Mr.. McCrary, or more
comprehensive one, will be necessary to pro-
tect large number of debtors, particularly
mortgagors. We say If 1t is to stand, because
the decision was given when the Supreme
Court lacked two judges to make full bench,
and because three out of the seven who were
sitting at the time did not agree with the
opinion delivered by the ChiefJustice. Should
the matter be brought up again in some other
form, though involving the same principle,
when the bench is full, the two new judges may
take different view from that Of Mr.. Chase
and the majority who delivered the opinion on
the 7th of February. AS this is uncertain,
however, it is to be hoped that relief may be
afforded by Congress. A gold dollar now is
worth much more than before the war. This
state Of things has been brought about by the
government itself, and whatever the strictly
legal Interpretation Of the Legal Tender act
may be it would be inequitable and unfair to
place the mass of poor debtors, mortgagors and
others at the mercy or their rich creditors.
Cannot our legislators in Congress do some
thing for the people at large as well as for the
national bank monopolists and the rich2
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

WAsHINaToNs BIRTHDAY.-It is to be hoped
that this good old anniversary is not entirely
forgotten. Except that Trinity chimes will
ring, the public buildings be partially closed,
the shipping fly their bunting, the theatres
give matinGes and one or two regiments parade,
there is to be no celebration to remind us that
there ever was such hero as Washington.
There are to be no fireworks, no grand dis
plays, as of old. Possibly, as he fought against
q European Power, celebrating his birthday
may be offensive to Spain. The entertainment
of the evening here deserving Of special notice
is the amateur concert at the hall Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, under the
auspices of the Ladies' Christian Union, the
profits of the concert to be devoted to that
excellent charity, the young Womens
Home"
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

THE MURDER FREE LIST would be bad
enough in any community for one to be able to
count up list Of twenty murders committed
within few months; but certainly il is not
possible in any other community but this to
count up list of twenty murdets and homi-
cides in which there had not been single pun
ishment. But we gave such list yesterday,
and it is bill of indictment against our whole
judicial system.
The New York herald., 1870-02-22

SwlLL MILK JUsTIcR. stable on the
corner Of First and North Fifth streets, Brook
lyn, e. D., is a horrible place. pesthole Of
the worst description, and the notion that milk
for the breakfast table should come from
such place is sickening. Mr.. Bergh had the
managers or owners Of the place arrested the
other day, in commendable prosecution Of the
law. and ao..aarsd against them before cesr-
tain Justice Bulklev av authority from the
District Attorney Of Brooklyn" yhe Justice
refused to recognize the authoritySthat Is, ne
preferred not to enforce the law. When the
enforcement of the law is matter of choice
with persons on the bench there can be great
many reasons for it becoming q dead letter.