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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-25
iTEMS.

Mrs. Mcfarland is to publish volume
OF her magazine writings.
Tennessee could square oil her debts
with $4LOO0,O 900.
Isabella !: said to be consistently looking
for another heir.
The trouble with the navy--it has too
much Porter aboard.-BostoH Post.
Boutwell, is recruiting his health to en-
able him TO bear tho loss Of Oh ce.-Er.
The Queen of Denmark proves her pam
pcred royalty BY squsnderins 800 year
on dresses. F
A colored patriarch Of Evansville, Ind,
1. only los years older than his two-year.
old son.
The Chicago ladies now want women
policemen to caro- for female prisoners.
A Vermont dame has just presented her
husband with their ninetssnSh child.
Don Juan Foster, Of California, can ride
twenty-seven miles on his own grounds.
In straight line, too. =
Hohensollorn's given name 10 Leopold
Etienne Charles Antonio Gustave Edward
Thassillo. He has no middle name or
other initials. 81. -
Auc icutiui hcpott CoihS AtVui Nott AAsAVS
that the steamer which set out TO explore
that mysterious outlet has never been
hoard OF since. Probably IL will next turn
pin the China seas, or the Mammoth Cave.
The Swedish navy, nov ready for inn
mediate service, consists Of twelve vessels,
with sevsnty-Ave guns, which cost ia.
| A78, and eleven vessels for service along
tho coast, armed with hfteen guns, and
which cost g, SOC, SAC. OF the heavy ves4
sells, four are monitors.
President Ulysses s. Grant, has Ut last
succeeded In something. In his message
of December, 1868, he said, u suggest the
renewal OF the income tax" The happy
suggestion, prompted by the grand army
Of ofiice-holders, has been adopted by the
Radical Congress. Pail. Age.
II isjust related that one Of the leading,
lights Of the Republican party in Maine.
the morning AFTER the election Of Grant
met one Of his co-workers, who, AFTER shsk-
ing hands, exclaimed, "Well, wc have
saved tho country "Yes," was the reply,
| '.and with sly twinkle In his eyes) We
shall claim The salvage" Post.
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BULLS
SARSAPA R|LLA
Ress1l shs Cspaain's I.etaer ami
the Letter from lals N0lhcr

Benton barracks. Mo-, April ~, iss..
DR. JOHN Bui.IS-D esrsir' Knoving the Ell.
cheney OF your sar-parllls, AMI the healing aai
tenehe is qualities u IOspesses, ] selt you u.
following abatement of my casei
Twas wounded about two years ago-wNs taken
prisoner and confined Tor sixteen nOnih,. Heiug
moved 80 Omen, my wounds have not healed yet.
] have not sat up = moment since Sas wounded.
an shot through the hips. My generd health
10 impaired, and need something 10 assist NJ.
tnrs. have NOR. faith IN your sarsaparills than
m anything else. ! visit that that il genuine,
Please express me a half dotsr hotties. and
obliso GAIT. q. J.. JOHNSON,
81. Louis. Mo.
y. s--The following was written April D.. 1900,
b, Mr.. Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt. John
SON
DIR, JOHN BrLI.-Desr sr: Ny husband, br.
T. .. yobnton, WAS a sklllfuI surgeon and physlc,
Ian IL Central New York. where be died. leaving
the above O. u, johnson IN my cine. A. thirteen
years OF age, he had chrome disrrhea ani
serofuls, Tor which gave HIM your sarssparill,.
~ CURED Hlhi ] have for leu years recon.
mended II 20 many IN New York, OHIO AMI Iowa,
for scrofula. fever sores, and general debility.
Perfect success has attended a. 7As aSss ,g,dsd
easss u srrgfsia ssd fssr ssSss s~vs almost
siraesi.ss am very ANXIOUS for my son 10 again
have recourse To your sarssIarillr. lie l. fearful
Of getting spurious article, hence his writing Ia
you for IL. HIS wound. we're terrible, but | be-.
lieye he will recover Respectfully
jENNIE JOHNSON.
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rue CRAIG nICROsCOPR.

This Microscope is simplincd and adapt.
cd to popular as we'll as scientific use. A
new optical wonder This is the only in
s'rument Of high power which requires no
focal adjustment, and therefore can DO
readily used by every one, oven by chill
dren. Costing only Two Dollars and
seven'y'avo Cents, by mail, post paid, Il
Is within the reach Of sll in the commun-
ny, and should be on the table of every
Practitioner. Read advertisement in this
paper. m27d3m.
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~A correspondent Of the New Yor

~A correspondent Of the New York
Sun interviewed Admiral Porter on the
negro question, recently, with tho follow
ing result; ca. -.4-- az
3 "whst do you think" said our cores.
pondcnt, a. Admiral Porter, In rcsplendept
49,, ..--- t--,.;..p -r 80. <Ls esmeass
this morning. at the drilling, "of tIs
colored boysf' -
Admiral - "Why, dsrkeys are good
enough in their placss--very good-very
good, sir-ve-r.y good people, I wish ]
had ono now to clean my boots"
Glow as cadet, Admiral"
Admiral--"No place for them here, sir
no place for them. I'm afraid our naval
boys would drop them overheard on the
first cruise. Bad, sir; but you know, boys
will be boys, and IL there should be Q dsr.
Key, missing-why--why ix no place for
darkeys any WAY, sir.
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THE YiNTEINrH AuIyDxvSr

AFTER ten years ofexperience, and afssen
changes in tho ingredients, Phalon has the
pleasure of announcing that his vi,ali., o
Salvation for the hair, is . perfect article
capable OF infal'ibly restoring gray hair 10
It's primary color and without failure.
Sold BY oil druggists and fancy goods
aea'era jylSd&wlw
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NAudnrY, Hvr NieS Hon. d. w.
LinegaI Radical Ssnd' date for the Senate,
aoe' nA n.e 'ne lam Suagc the BULLETIN
mas 'Ao,va 70 n" 4, lie is not lazy, he
n.y. 400 !" TAT rom obnoxious to the other
charges pfe'' rred against him. We may
as'e done aim injustice. That we admit
ms ", know, good looking, and u long
sa'kes but he is also, NO must insist, .
little slippcry-aet with soap, however.
He is naughty, naughty; but SO nicc,'
like Lady Di Beauclerk's new novel "a.
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PHOTOGRAPHS , PWOrO0RAPrs,

10 to j. o. Bagwell, Photographer,
corner Eighth street, and Ohio Levee, for
pictures, Carte de Visitcs, etc. Having
made arrangements with some OF the best
artists OF our large cities, he respectfully
solicits orders for copying and enlarge
ing old pictures. Call at his rooms and
see specimens ofwork in that line.
apfdtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-25

GREAT ExcirEMENr.--Great slaughter
OF High Prices at Antrim's, IS Ohio Leyoo.
where you cannot only find the most fash.
'oh"ble and soasonable stock Of clothing in
the city, but the largest and bos, variety
Of Straw, Lcghorn. Panama, Cashmere and
Six Hats ever offered in Cairo. Buy you
hats and clothing right there. n
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COOL UNDER PROPAGATION.

There 10 disposition which has, Of late,
made itself manifest among sundry local.
ly prominent Democrats In certain parts
Of Southern Illinois, TO turn upon the
Democracy Of Alexander county the cold
shoulder and denounce them as unworthy
the confidence Of their fellow partixans in
other sections Of the State. This fact as.
sumes peculiar appearance when 1t is
viewed in the light Of tho other fact, that
Alexander county has never yet failed to
give Democratic majority larger, in pro-
portion to the vote cast, than that Of any
other county in the State, and that the
cold shoulders have been turned and the
assertions Of 'ack Of confidence made In
counties which for series Of years have
given majorities to the Radical and nom.
iness TO the Democratic party. But We do
not therefore propose TO complain. The
Democracy Of Alexander county are 800
patriotic to become angry because there are
foolish and unjust men in the party out.
side ofthe county. They know that II would
DO unreasonable to expect that all Demo-
Gratis should be as unselfsh as they that
even those Democrats wlo have had the
bsneat Of their association are not all wise
mem that good example overcomcs error
OILY as dropping water wears the Stone
surely, it is true, but with patisnce-tryinr
slowasss, and that, consequently, even
with The wise example of tho Alexander
county Democrats before them, there are
other Democrats who persist In making
egregious asses Of themselves, to the utter
disgust OF every well-regulated mind The
Democrats Of Alexander regard all the
missiles which other Democrats hurl Al
shem with great Indifference, and look
forward 10 the time when their unselash.
mesa Will be vindicated; when oil who Cd.
pose them now will acknowledge that our
1hy o'>eet MAS the good and welfare Of the
0e'hocfa''e party, and that even under
great Provocation, we were slvsv, sslf.
Possessed never allowing anger or preiu-
oice 70 run away with sound iud,msn,
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A PLEasAST Anp POPULAR RESORT.

- 4 FLElSANT I'D POPCLAk DBSORT.
II you have leisure hour and want 70
employ II pleasantly drip in on Henry
Lattner, second door below The post Of
6os. He has large airy roosas splendid
baesAslle and phgson hole tables, and the
ooo,sst and best lager beer, imported and
domestic wines and liquors TO b found in
The city Of Cairo. 4 spacious room, re-
tired and vol venti lated, supalicd with
chairA.And tables, y st the SERVED Of visit.
orr and Henry himsclf is nsasll always
on hsnd TO give everybody = welcome.
Drop In on him, and see II all We have
said, and more to-, y not true. - lw
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~The generals Of Prussia and France
PRussIAN.
TRENCH.
Th. Am.r;o.n ,,;n;.,a. L.

~ The American minister to France
will protect the Hessians who are in
France. The Iiessians during our revo-
lutionary war protected the Americans
with vengeance. Blu. the Americans do
not give tit for tat.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-25

EASE AND CoMyosT, perfect vision, the
eyes preserved, natural sight guaranteed
70 those who use Lazarus & Morris per.
ioe'ed 'pectacles. Tsber Bros. sole agents
for this place. dyl2d&wlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-25

-Tricot and b.sket cassimers saits, very
aae, made to order, At the old reliable
eloshiae house o. John Antrim, No. 70
Springfield Block.
Cloehing for the million at p Nsfrs No
70 Ohio levee. Thebest good In the city
viii bc found ut this house. II
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An examination II solic;,aa-o,

An examination is solicited-of whs,
Why the choicest stock Of piece goods
cloths, cassi"ero', doeskins, linens, marsail.
les and silk vestings ever offered in thu
Cairo market. Call and see.
JOHN ANTRIM
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sus SRlCnISA RPIaALIs on resx wORn
Perhaps Il Is not generally knewn that

III 5R1CH1NA FPIHALIs Ok tvk "VhA
Perhaps It is not generally knswn that
the much talked Of triehina .piraiis. or
pork worm, was first discovered in Amer
lea by DR.. II g. Kendall, Of. Philadelphia
Pa, with that American instrument known
q ne Craig Microscope, costing only
$2,76, after repeated failures to discover
the worm with an imported microscope,
costing $50, ''of sssbler power and less 70.
table, This hM DIR. Kendall stands
ready to prove q any time. Tho Craig
Is mailed anywhere for $2,76 BY Il. II
Read the advertisement in shis paper.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-25

Ladies' and children's hair cut to or.
ae,' :" the shopo'stthsx residence. Leave
orders ut the shop OF ]. Geo. Steinhouse.
juneldlm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-25

FRESH Eggs and Yellow Butter can al
ways DO had. Read the advertisement
"1reatest Work Of the Age" in this pa
Pe'' mayl6d3m
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HERcuLrAS.--The SIN boldly asserts
that "Gen. Logan's labors during the ser
sion Of Congress just closed were hercu.
lean, and "trusts that he may he per-
mitted to take little rest We have no
doubt the Gene ,Aj iaborcd like worker In
a blast furnace. llo is one Of that kind OF
men. He would not be satisfied IL he
could not engage in herculean labor
twcnty-four hours each day. And In
Washington he did so labor Ten hours
each day he wres,lcd with Morpheus; four
with hi. meals; four with the Lord in
prayer four with his sposch-maker; four
with bis constituents; four with the Presi-
dent four vii. his tongue in Congress;
four In the committee room; four with his
private bottle; four with his ambrosisl
locks and superb moustache, and the bal
ance ofthe day with literary recreations.
If crowding all the labors Of these hours
into each day Is not entitled to be Chased
under the head of herculean labors, we are
no judge'of what hsrculean labor is. We
join the Sun in hoping that the
General may enjoy little rest. Such .
laborer cannot get along on less than a
little rest, and We consequently demand
that he shall have IL.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-25

CoSvALxscISa.-Hon. D. W. Mum
Radical candidate for Congress in Mi. si.,
trict, has had an attack Of some kind Of !,
disease peculiar to this season Of the YEA,
and has been endeavoring to recover hi,
health by rurslizing and helping young
man FROM Yale college 10 write his cam.
paign speech. He is, We are glad to saw
conValescing, and has the speech nearly
completed We may, therefore, expect
Him back among us in few days.
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Ia sure TO read the advertisement
'0saatest Work Of the Age in this
paper may lSiSm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-25

Good Cotton Socks, only 10 cents psy
pair or 81 rs cents per dox, at T. Netrs
No. 70 Ohio Levcc' = w II.
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ENaAoED.-The Honorable Mr.. Pinch
beck, the negro member Of the Louisiana
Senate, who was member of the Radi.
cal convention which nominated General
Grant, 10 now in Louisville. He has been
engaged 70 canvass the district with Mr..
Mum, supporting that gentleman's claims
for Congress. Tho Du Quoin Tribune viii,
II Is believed, wheel into line and hoist M
Munn's name, &c a square.tocd nigv or,
with all the aro'ns Of the race upon him,
and distinguished by the comeliv ,e,, OF
Lnegar, can be induced 70 make .pesches
during tho peading canvs ss. Hence
Pinchbeck.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-25

Good wholesome Vinegar. Any one
can make II. See advertisement Of W. ii.
Bishop In this paper. -. my2Sdawsm
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EXelstsg

Quite an exciting canvass for the Demo-
cratic nomination for the Legislature 10
now In progr.ss in White county.
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vLOUR.

100 bbls. Flour medium grade, also 200
half bbls. medium quality suitable for the
Southern =" for sale a. ,hs Egyptian
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Potatoes.

The GRANVILLE Lsdependent say. that
potatoes, Of the Murphy variety, are sell.
ing At Vienna, johnson county, at 81 90
per busheli at Harrisburg, Saline county,
at 80 cents and ut Mt. Carmel, ct " 90.
In GRANVILLE, perfect beauties are offered
At 80 cents por bushel."
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No Extra CHARGE for STORAGE.

For prompt returns and strict attention 20 husi-
ness would most respectfully refer 10 the follow.
Ing merchants, bankers and others.
Halliday Bros, u. Hurd sons, Adams Express
Company, A. u. safiord, ". =. Harfell, Bristol .
National Bank, OF Cairo. Borden 4 Jones, Nev
YORK. 4. French, Hogan, CLARK Bteeper, Bos-
ton. Atlantic Glass Co, Pittsburg. Clapp 4 Bro.
Co., 81 LonIs. lnyltN
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MUSICAL AND DRAM ATTIC.
The Oitx Amusements.

AT THE WALNUT Mr.. Chanfrau appeared last
evening, in Joe comedy by T. B. De Walden.
This itce shows ali the lack of skill in dramatic
construction that characterizes other works by
the same author IIs chief value is that 1t gives
Mr.. Cbanfrau an opportunity TO appear in four
different characters, aud thereby display his
abilities by o series of marked contrasts. The
piece has no very great merit itself, but clever
acting made the performance amusing.
This evening the same piece will be repeated,
with the comedietta of The Debutdnte as an after
piece.
AT THE CHEsNUT the "Bioplastic" Troupe
will appear this evening in their acrobatic per-
forman aud artistic tableauX and will introduce
the celebrated prismatc fountain. The Lauris
will enlyen the entertainment by their funny
pantomimes.
AT THE ARCH Augustn Days version of
FrOat- FrOu was produced last evening. This
does not differ in its essential features from the
adaptation performed at the Chestnut a few
weeks ago, except that Daily has altered the
denouement so as to make the husband forgive
the guilty wife, and receive her into his home
AGAIN. This is not an improvement over the
original, in our opinion
Froat-Frou will be repeated this evening
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
a variety of songs, dances, and laughable bur
lesques will be presented this evening.
AT DUPREz IL BENEDICT's OPERA HoUsI
the burlesque of The United States MatL Trial
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lmCidentaIs.

The extra budget of the city of Paris for the
next four months will require a loan of
25O,OOOO 900 francs The total deficit is 534, 500 600
francs.
A terrible explosion occurred on the 10th of
March at the great steam workshops of Four
chambault, by which eight persons we're horribly
scalded, five of them mortally.
The city of Paris has for several months
past used 1OO,0 600 reams of paper per diem for
the journals, books, pamphlets, posters, and
official and business placards and han dbills.
The Superior Committee of the Orphan
Asylum of the Prince Imperial, Paris, admitted
on the occasion of his Imperial Highness' birth
day, eleven children to that establishment,
making q total of 634 inmates.
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DIED.

DEvLN.-On the 2d instant, ELIZA DEvLIN, in the
18th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF her
parents Philip street. below Columbia avenue on
Wednesday morning at 81 O'Clock. Services at ST.
Michael's. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
GITHENs.-On the 80 instant, Mrs. SARAH CITIZENS,
rect OF the late Fern Gthens in the 18th year OF her
age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence of her son, William IL. Citizens, No. 8sT2 Ian
caster avenue, ON Wednesday, at o'clock p. M. To
proceed to Asbury Vault.
MuLRR.-At Mt. Airy, on the 4th instant, CHARLES
STUART, son OF Charles II. and A. f. Miller, aged 8
years.
NEALE.-on the Sd instant, of consumption OF the
lungs, RICHARD NEALE, In the b2d year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, the Plate
Printers, and members OF the Excelsior Division,
No. 205 s. OF IT, respectfully invited TO attend his
funeral, from his daughters residence, No. 1406
Wellington street (between Sixteenth and Seven
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NEW YORKER named STACK has lately opened
sample in Gold street, above Second, where
chants and business generally partake of luneh
consisting of all the delicaces of the ROBERT
STACK caters strictly for gentlemen. his vands being
superior. No "tangleleg' sold the premises. Con-
nosseurs in Izaak waltons gene art (trout fshing)
should inspect his quaint selections of lines flies etc.
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SALE OF FINE PAINTINGs.-Martin Brothers will sell at
their auction No. 70 Chestnut street,
and Thursday superior collection of modern oil
paintings to which invite the notice of the artlovng
public The collection contains works by of the best
known and most popular artists of the day. and the sale
is perempor and work announced in the catalogue
will be sold this opportunity for persons who
desire TO decorate their homes to real gems Of
Among the most noticeable works the collection
The Bridge of Sighs Venice" by Charles Heidkn; "The
Carnival at St. Martins" by Van Ingen; Faith" by
Ernest Metze; and "Hope," by the author There
number of fine paintings Of American and European
several excellent copies from the old masters and
great number of miscellaneous subjects interest.
There has seldom been art sale in this city which the
variety presented, and every find
thing to suit his taste. The sale will each day
at IL A. M, and 10 p. M
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DRY FEEr-The most eHectual way Of guarding ones
health to keep the feet dry and that only be done
by the use of India Rubber and the ince
upon us, would advise readers to
buy but tho best quality which only be had at
GooDxEARs Headquarters No 8os Chestnut street. south
side, Philadelphia.
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of Bachelor. Fishe, mans Luck, and other
attractions are announces for this evening.
SIGNoR BLITz, JR., will I'VE maglcsi ca, enter
tainment at the Assembly .buhdlngs THIS even
ing.
THE PANORAMA OF "THB Pr GRIM" Will be
exhibited this evening at CoBco, = ~ hai M ior the
benefit of st. Thomas (colored) p, L. Onurcn;
JOHN b. Couch, ESQ.,, will lectA re AZ tne
Academy of Music on Monday cyepih> y unuer
the auspices of the Young Mems Christian ASso-
citation. Sublect: q ,.ElOnnence and Ornto.rA
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teenth streets, above Master, on Thursday after
noon at O'Clock. Interment at Woodland Gene
terry.
relict OF the late Thomas Willis In the both year OF
her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members OF Delaware Tent, No. ID, D. OF f., are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF her son, Charles Willis, No. 1925 Rock
dale street, West Philadelphia on Thursday after
noon at O'Clock, without further notice. To pro-
coed to BlOckley Baptist Church.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS,
WANAMAKER d BROWN,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
MARRIED.

R-WoLsTENHOLME-On the evening OF
March 20, 1870, by the Rev. S. Tweedale, Mr.. VIII
LIAM HENRY MATTER to Miss MARGARET WoLsrEN-
HoLME, both OF Frankford.
THoHAs-HAIGH.-On the 1Tth OF January, at the
residence OF the brides mother, by the Rev. Thomas
Murphy, Mr. j. w. THOMAS, OF Kingston to Miss
MARY f. HAIGH, OF Frankford.
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MR.. WILLIAM W. Cassidy, the jeweller at No IL 8.
Second street. has of the largest and most attractive
stocks of all kinds of Jewery and Sverware in the city
He has also on hand large assortment of fine American
Western Watches This entire valuable stock is now
being sold below cost preparatory to removal Those
who purchase this store at the present time certain
to get the worth of their money.
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CITY ITEMS.
For additional city Items see Inside Page,

GOODS IN THE PIECE
JUST OPENED,
FINE ASSORTMENT,
NEW STYLES,
CHOICE PAT TERMS.
To be made 10 order in best IN addition usual
choice
STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING
BENNETT Co.,
TOWER HALL,
No. 5iS MARKET STREET.
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A MOST STRIKING CoNTRAsT.--The old hair dyes and
"colorers" etc. all less sticky, muddy, and
feid and the hues they mpar not natural PHALoNs
VIrAIIA, OR SALVATION FOR THy HAIR the newly ydis-
covered agent the other hand mpd, transparent,
fragrant effective and has sediment Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers