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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-10
BULLS
SARSAPARIllA
Read. the Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:

Benton Barracks, No., April 20. isea
DR. JOHN BuLL-Desrsir; knowing the Ell
cheney OF your sarsparils. and the healing AND
beneficial qualities possesses, | send you the
follow ms statement Of my casei
Twas wounded about two years Ago-wss taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being
moved 20 oiten, my wounds have not hea,ed vet
have not sat up = moment since vas wounded
am shot through the hips. My general health
Is impaired, and need something 10 assist ma
ture, have more faith in your Safsaparilla thar
10 anything else. ] wish that that + genuine
Please express mo half dOSeT battles, anc
oblge CAPT G. l.. JOHNSON,
-. Louis. Mo.
y. s-The following was written April 10, lsts
b, MIS- Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt. John.
on;
DR., JOHN BULL--p..s sir; My husband, ~.
U :, Johnton, Was skllliul surgeon and physn.
ian 10 Central New York. where he died, leaving
the above Z. u. johnson m my care. A. thirteen
years of aye, he had a chronic disrrhea and
srroiula, Tar which gave HIM your saT-spsrllA
IT CURED HIM; ] have for ten years recon.
meLLod u 20 many in New York, Ohio AMI lows,
for scrofuls, fever sores, sno general debility.
Perfect success has attended II The esvss s6eefss
~ so~s sasss % srg'aia and fsr,r sos aisssi
mUoesl0us. am very ANXIOUS Tor my son 10 again
have recourse 20 your sarsspsrilla. He II fearful
OF getting spurious article, hence his whiting 70
you fort, HIS wounds acre terrible, but tv.
lieSe he will recover Respectfully
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ENGLISH + FINALE BITTER

Tho only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and Fc.
male Regulator known, will cure all those com.
plants above mentioned in an incredibly short
time. The kitters at once arouses, s,rengthens
the womb to IL natural condition, removing OBJ
obstructions, relieving pain and regulating the
nlontnly period. Yondef stands pale, feeble and
kshRuid girl, just bursting into womanhood; Abe
r. the pride Of all, but bark! che silently steals
pickle, eats chalk or n slate pencil no appetite
Tor food; she turns with dull eye and seeks sol.
itude her eye no longer sparkles, her merry
laugh Is no longer heard ringing through the air,
she mopes about with bio odless Pc and gum, with
headache, palpllation, constipation, swimming OF
the hosd, cold feet and hands, melancholy -ne
has eoAied tongue, offensive breath. and host
pf other evils too numerous to mention.
When neglected all these SYMPTOMS become az
grayated, there v sick stomach, heartburn, dark
lino settles nnder the eyes. tho leg, and ankles
are swollen, the hair losses T. gloss and falls on.
there Is briitlcness and splitting The finger
uans. swollen abdomen, extreme neryousncss,
pains and aches, dry cough, hystcricsl fits, rapid
prostraten and DEATH ~ you. or any 81 your
friends thus afflicted, send nj once for bottle
OF English Female Biiters and se cured. its 81.
fects are magical insueh complaints. surely no
mother wall postpone and delay this duty until
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

That one tables poonful Of ENGLISH FEMALE
blTlEks contains as much medicinal properties
as osr boTrLf Of any of the pleasantly tasted
ical Non w daeas H. % as,i"1 Ne h na
derstood that English Female bitters is not n
beverage, pu, Is powerful. Iron and Vegetable
lone combined, caring long standing chron' c
female complaints la every direction.
Put up In large bottles at dolla, and 90 cents
per bottle, or slx bottles for eight dollars and
sold ~ druggists and merchants everywhere.
Up. BROMGoOLEa CO., Props
Memphis, Tenn.
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t3.o,, A, . ,,,,,, 40 -, -, - ,
eoasump,,on. amer Other yy.me,lie- saasJ sns 81
81 Typhoid fsy s 70 !he l.,,sI stage. Iwill
'''' 'oaI t hMEsPETERs 9u ~ s's ca,.,. Vs.,
yoo cn,"d nv W.. ~ o. a. ~ Ia,aS ~ss'
aud myself Of disease Of the liver, Kidneys, etc,
after treatment long time by others.
=. S. W RICE, Hartford, Conn.
Amer having been treated by professors and
many eminent physicians without benefit for in
S'I he d ns s a.i Fy ss .aa s o1ne de- de-
bity, you restored me In three months 20 manly
yigor and good health. p. sTIRBiN, NJ "
You cured my wife OF long standin. N zeal nesa
and myself Of disease Of the liver, kidneys. etc.
after treatment long time by others.
\. ". RICK, Hartford, Conn.
the bhy.eisns, ba, oy The blessing OF The Al.
might, yon restored her to health, A thousand
thinks z. Z. SREtlTH,
Your medicines arc the creates. ever dlscovere
psp"" AMI % WEAK oys o S sn dys
gave 40 all hone As an instrument In the hand.
Of God We thank you for saving him.
you h.y. relieved me Of main and r.s,orsd nav
arne'o is natural sO,9T, IS ooo,, -
Won oured m. oi ~ alIch "a sharon, yi.
I suffered terribly before ,ook yo", msdsinn nS'
yo, m.a. 9s s sss.s Ut y B@5 ,n, M
have p.id you 500 had YOU required H.
I,.., oya, shHG 70 Won ~ Apple River; W;
liz. wnen ioonnepesd Won, msdio,ns Itnn v,
NO o,hsr eon,d have saved me-. ''''"'' A"'"
Ms, u, J; MiDpES. Milwaukee. Wis,
,.,noveJ ~ xnnr meJjcine Y ~ sp,,.rpu"oV
'N' V.n Hnrsn ~
in, -" ''''' A. MonnEi,r say yssrs stand
:" Sou remoysi my long stand. comSSVlna,sJ d..
' w,,.b,s. T.ni
Ih.vo ,o., .l, s,.u" lam n'nk, Wl.;;
oiaa s"u .sn' me- Mr. wiIK,Nts.ntmN" u''
''"' ''' WIZ NV s"bIssyiIle INA
h,ss ply ~ rouiu nos 10 h.,ped last
rail- "u'youy R,rit cnMsun ny nsa,'ni
me yonhe msn you, meme enfea WAS hope.
~. 81 81 Si w.. a. ,n sssh"nR no oo"'' not
lie on ms sihs iof two yss,.;
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DROMGOOLE cos BUCHU,

The best ana cheapest com Animation for all Aztec
tons Of the kidneys aud Bladder ever offered 10
the public. It's prepared by regular phy.icians
snd used BY the profession. r
Price one dollar. OF six bottles for FIVE dollars
cid BY druggists aad merchants ev erywhere.
j. y. DRoMGOoLEA CO.,
o"Ni$1hwfr Memphis Tenn.
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For females. Warranted to remove obstruction
etc. Price s. per boa,
Also full assortment % HANDBAGS and Trusses
q superior quality OF Male skoahhs 81 for single
one q per half dozen, or O. per dozen.
MedidaI Pamphlet. containing az elsborsi.
treats. on the aboy. diseases, wiiha few practical
remarks upon the cause, effect aud treatment Of
the -sme-con,a ming ~ large pages anc ~ cut.
and engraving, showing a.. different stages, etc
Sent in sealed wrapper on iecelp, 81 piic- t.5
eeuts.J Address
Galen's Head Dispensary,
No. 80 w.s, jefferson sire.
e2,eoddAeoya Louyille, X
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That claims it, victims throughout the length and
breadth Of the ladd. faf1 Il ..H.a ....
= Many ianstcs suffer in rome way q. each
monthly period, some rIs are in great peril at
the commencefnent Of menstr,ation, while older
mes dreed It's decline at the "turn OF lfe.' Some
trrse the menstrual flow II too much or too little,
" may he attended with pain may be irregular
or entirely checked. or changed IA appearance,
or attended with other distressing symptoms.
Leucorrhoea, or the whites" frequently drains
illesystem. or liberation Of the womb may create
pain and cause rapid prostraion.
Fallg OF the womb IL an exceedingly common
complaint, giving much trouble and distress,
which, under ordinary treatment, is difficult TO
cute hs. ...
Mysteries, Green Sickness. lrritability of the
Womb. ind other serous and fatal complaints fol-
low the female eSthrouRtout life. Lives there n
medical gentleman Who has or can relieve the fsr
sex Of the above tronbies' Not many. u there
no combination OF remedial agents that will come
20 her rescue. We answer, yes.
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DEATH ~ AT THE DOOR.

In all these complaints the aystem evidently
shows \ want Of red blood, and Mr.. Chsrchil, ,in
his work on Diseases Of Females says Hearing
In mind that the blood u remarkably deficient in
red corpusrles, and the known property OF iron TO
correct this condition, theory suggests II as the
most 10 bc relied on, the best Of which IL the L.
trAio Of Iron" Citrate Of Iron enters largely into
into the composition Of English Female Bitters,
csinbined with powerful vegetable tenics OF rare
quiiitiss.
Among the mountains az Tennessee and the
piney woods Of mississippi, ~ found certain
hard aud ninty root, which nAs been In secret use
magic powers 10 regulating and restoring all ic'
males suffering with any affection OF this womb.
our ny.et,se. and II il now one Of the principal
ingredients IN these Bitters. Other powerful
uterine and general tones also enter INTO It's
composition. W. also add Lcptanirs or Black
root suiiicicn, ct act upon The liver ond kcen the
bowels open.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-10
0LD DIR. HEATH'S

Many years exp-ri.ne. IA curing Ca,arrh. con.
sumption, Dyspepsia, constipation. piles,
disease Of The Liver. blood, akin. and
urinary organs, disclosed the start.
ing fact that the majority Of them we're csus.
ed by and could only be cured after curing them
Of seminal weakness. Inhalation, caustics, iron,
alma, cubebs, burhu, injections, and the ordinary
femed e. had proved worse than useless.
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no CONTRACTORS

Notice 10 hereby given that sealed proposals
viii b. received at my o6fses until ter cclork ~
saturday the tenth day Of December, AZ u. is'",
Tor the follow ne purposes, to'wti
For decent interment Of each panpsr who may
die in C6,eo, the I'D for turvinR and furnishing
sNch conn 70 b made sepss seeiy.
die at the Poor Farm, the bid fof burying and
funishlns esfh coffin 20 be made separately.
,sscc: ;.ssas.sne sad uric'' s''ends'es on poor
For publishing the proceedings OF the County
Court Of AlexAndss County.
All the shsYs contracts are 20 run Tor the period
Of one year n0Sn the inst day OF Ssnusry. A. u.
The eSnAusalan fssAs sbsss pec,Asa services
will b< paid In current funds, nj the March, June,
september and December terms Of the County
Court, A. ID. isTi.
The Court reserves the right TO reject Nil and
w W order Of the county CONT, 90. ....--..
No, ,, ,s,o ~, oo !, ~, 5A'oS e. LrNSh.
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MEDICAL,
SICKNESS. PAIN and DEATss

Jecitims ely result rs penalties f'r violations Of
ma urrl Laws fr IN which none essRre
Toe ta,iri chcrh, the pale anu wan features. the
dui eve. the cloudci Intellect, the dep hen'li
. Oh, the feeble AMI 'ciate.i frame the If l''leu
brew the Tutoring lait, all iuJlcnc preNipus
try,uspu ~ or oI law. knowing to. "prncr;tsi ma
ton l. The thief of nlnr,r al int,lhgent beIngs
apply for some remedy as soon a. circumstances
Narfit: while those Who do not net upon the
iirlnspie that 'delavS are dangerous generally
i,nnei, ose more time and pay more money.
T 1boiisands Of mothers and daughters, IN all
Stations and conditions o. life. see suffering.
lingering aud dying from the effects Of some
dreaded and dreadful ... ..... .--r...
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DR.. JOHN BULLS Principal Office.
NO. 20 FIFTH, (CrOss street, J
Lsou10v111C. Ky.
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Specific pills

Are prepared from the prescription of Dr. Robt
r He'll, a. eminen, physician OF many wears ex.
perience, and are not worthless patent medi.
cine. Dr. Bells specific remedy has been tested
for many ycnrs. and IL warranted certain cure,
no matter how had the case may be, Hundreds
uine, enclose 81 In letter and they will be sent
on receipt, secure from observation, by mail, post
paid, with rules and instructions that VIII insure
= speedy cure. Private cirsnsrs sent free. Ad.
dress STEPHEN HAMLIN,
Gonl Agent, 731 Broadway, N. ".
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-03

admit free for one year, all machinery for the
spinning OF cotton into yarn, has aroused the
determined opposition Of the cotton machine
manufacturers Of New England, who have a
deputation here to defeat it il possible They
say IL Is bid for the vote of the South il favor
Of high duties on iron, steel and COAL They
represent that the present duties on the material
entering into the manufacture of the machinery
named amount to from thlrty.five to sixty per
cent, while en- the machinery itself the highest
rate is thirty five per cent on iron and forty-hve
per cent. on st1bl. They say the machine can be
bought in England for less than half the
price charged here. About ten per cent. Is
added by the cost Of preparation for ship
ment to this country, besides the freight, which
In all would probably make the imported ma
chinery cost about hall the price charged here. A
great many machines are now imported. but
none of the kind used in making the peculiar yarn
produced in England for export. They say ma
chinery equal to the best made In Europe can be
made in this country, and if this and all other
cotton machinery be placed Oh the free list, las
contemplated in the resolutl0n,) every establish
ment in the United States now engaged in its
manufacture will be obliged to close. They cX-
pect to prove that, il the unmanufactured mate
rial could be had here at the same rates as they
can be got by their English competitors, the
machinery could be made In this country as well,
even better, and cheaper than 1t could be i'm
ported, Notwithstanding the higher rate OF labor
in America This matter will be hotly contested.
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Think OF 1t !

. The Union League is potent political en-
CINE in the hands the politicians who mis-
rule the State. Why should not South Caro-
lima have Reform League, whose members
shall be pledged to support Reform candi-
dates, for the purpose Of securing State
Government which shall encourage the in
dux of capital, maintain the rights of labor,
and represent faithfully and with ability all
conditions of men? Such a League, organ
lied in. every county in the State, would give
us, beyond doubt, at the Fall elections, q
pure, capable and upright administration.
His Excellency, Governor Scott, and his
satellites would be-nowhere.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-03

The Laurensville Herald says that the
Press discussion of the June Convention is
narrowing down to these points: Can Re-
"publicans vote for Democrats at the Fall
election, for the public good and can
" Democrats rally on Republicans Or Radl-
:" calS for the honest government OF the
estate ?" In this contest man should not
be taken, or rejected, on account of politics
or color. What the State needs is an honest
government, and to obtain an honest govern
ment is the sole aim and purpose OF the Re-
form movement
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-03
The June Convention.

In reply to the letter of "a Constant
" Reader" we beg to say that, in our judg-
ment the nomination of candidates in oppo-
sition to the Scott nominees is absolutely
necessary, in order that point energy and
unity may be given to the canvass But
each county should be at liberty to make up
fusion ticket for the Legislature and coun-
ty officers, when in that way it can secure
more Honesty and Ability than could be had
by showing fight. This will, We hope, be
the policy advised by the June Convention.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-03

DENT, S225-THAT PLEASANTLY
h, situated two and half story Wooden
House, with brick basement, No. a8 Bull street,
north side, one door from Smith, containing fye
upright rooms. two garrets, large dressing room,
large cistern, carriage house, stable, &c. To an
approved tenant the above low rent Of two hmm:
dred and twenty five dollars for six months Will
be received. Also offer that large vacant Lot be-
tween Market and Cumberland streets. on Meet
Ing, east SIDE opposite old Theatre Lot, at low
rate to good tenant. Apply to ]. n. ROBSON,
Nos. ] and Atlantic Wharf apr2S thstu3
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Meetings.

GOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE.-AN
- Extra Meeting Of the Board OF Directors will
THIS MORNING, when all the members OF the
BoSkd are especially requested to be present.
W. G. DESAUSSURE,
mays Secretary and Treasurer.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
y HOLDERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY AND OF TIE SOUTH
WESTERN RAILROAD BANK.
CHARLESTON, S. c., February 10, 1873.
Pursuant to the adjournment of the Annual
Convention OF the Stockholders on the 9th instant,
a Special Meeting or the same will be held THIS
Day, the Sd inst, llour of convening II O'Clock
A. NJ. in the Bank Hall in this city. for the pur
poses indicated In the following resolution:
"Resolred, That the consolidation OF the Stock
as recommended in the resolution proposed by
the President and Directors of the Railroad Com
pany, in their annual report be referred to Com
Elittee OF Three to be appointed by the Chair, TO
report on at special meeting to be held In TINS
city on the first Tuesday in May next; that
stock vote be then taken thereon, and that imme-
diate notice or the said meeting be given"
The resolution recommended by the President
and Board Of Directors of the Railroad Company
Is as follows:
thorized. at the earliest day practicable, to con-
solidate the half shares Or the Stock by Issuing
one whole share for every two half shares as now
represented on the stock bOok.''
AS ordered at the Annual Meeting on the 9th
instant, the Stockholders will be passed over the
Road on the above occasion, under the rule OBJ
served as TO annual meetings, which Is as fol-
lows:
''That every Stakeholder who shall have owned
his stock for three months previous to the gene
raj annual meeting Of Stockholders be permitted
to pass on the R0ad to and from said meeting free
of charge, aud that every Stakeholder who shall
have owned five or more shares for three months
previous to the general annual meeting OF Stock
holders, be permitted to pass on the Road to and
from said meeting, with his immediate family,
free of charge" J. r. EMERY,
may3 Secretary.
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Address RIoRDAN. DAWSON 4 CO.,
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WILL Senator Cain please inform the peo-
pie, through the columns of the Missionary
Record, whether it is true that Land Com
missioner Leslie spent all the money appro-
priated to the Land Commission, and $780,
600 besides? If he did, Land Commissioner
DeLarge will only have 100000 to operate
with
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-03

The Cork Constellation, Of Friday, says
that vessels have been dispatched to the re-
lief Of steamer reported fast in the ice of
the coast of Greenland.
Is it the Getty OF Boston?'
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TIE Land Commission has bought forty
five thousand acres Of land at the rate OF
S4 so lin bouds) an acre. Perhaps the good
people who have sold lands to the Land Com
mission will kindly inform he public how
much they received per acre IN cash, after
deducting commissions.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-03

SENATOR CAIN characterizes the expendi-
lures OF "monies wrung from the taxpayers"
in Charleston County as downright "high-
"way robbery" patiently await further
particulars upon this important subject
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Agenrles.

DvERTISING ENCY.
Authorized Agency for Southern Newspapers.
Publishers Lowest Cash Rates to oil.
DISCOUNT TO LARGE ADVERTISERS.
Legal Notices, Real Estate Sales, and general
advertising inserted in New York World, Tribune,
Journal Of Commerce, Evening Post, and other
Northern papers, on favorable terms
WALKER, EVANS COGswELL.
mch3l tuths No. Broad street.
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aaricnltnral Gonpention.
A GRICULTURAL, MECHANICAL AND
IMMIGRANT CONVENTION.

Delegates to this Convention, who have been
invited under the call Of the South Carolina In
situte will be called to order, at the Academy Of
Music, precisely at IL NJ, tile Sd OF May prox.
Delegates will please report to the Committee OF
Arrangements, who will be In waiting at the Com
mlttee.roOm, on the second floor or the Academy.
on MONDAY, I'd May, from to P. NJ, and on
TUESDAY, Sd May, from half.pass 0 to IL A. NJ
when Cards OF Admission and Badges will be Is.
sued.
Members OF the Convention will occupy the
Parquette exclusively.
Reserved Seats have been arranged for the For.
eign Consuls.
Citizens who have been invited to seats on the
Stage, will please present their Cards OF Admit.
tance at the entrance on Market street.
The doors will be opened for visitors at half
past 10 A. NJ, who will be admitted on present.
ing their Cards OF Invitation to the Ushers.
Delegates to the Convention will please note
that all the Railroads OF the State, proper and
tributary; also the Steamers Emile, Dictator,
City Point and Pilot Boy, will pass them to the
Convention for one fare, full fare to be paid com.
Ing to- and free returning from Convention. on
presenting Certificate Of Attendance from pre-.
siding officer.
W. G.. yARDELL
JAMES 7. WELSMAN,
JAMES S..MURDOCH,
GEORGE II. MOFFETT,
C. C. TRUMBO,
Committee Of Arrangements South Carolina In
stitute. apr2O 2m2 tul
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-03

THE Barnwell Sentinel a staunch Conser-
vative paper, says: eve heartily concur
{" with our neighbor, the Journal, in recon-
Z" mending to our citizens generally, white
+" and colored, County Convention at al
" early day, to nominate delegates to
" State Convention, to be held in Columbia
6 in lime
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-03

TIE person who knows is requested to in
form curious public whether Land Com
missioner besiie was paih $4,000 to resign
that lucrative position.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-03

ITO RENT, TIE NGRAHAM HOUSE,
corner OF Smith and Wentworth streets, for
SIX months. or longer time II desired. portion
of tile furniture for sale. Large garden in good
order, yielding every variety OF spring vegetables.
Apply personally to GEO H. HoPP0CK, Accommo.
dalton Wharf. may