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, 1870-09-28

thA afternoon, ha 1ono"In4 leso4ohso41H "I0
WHrHxAs, On account Of the high rates Of Ia
bor that We, the veEEel ownet1 hare TO conteoa
Eh ths shape of t9*s e. essea 'e
caEJ lumber - the prices they afe no" setung'
WnkHzAs. The lumser manufacturers are OBJ
received last seaaop, and PAT lower Tases o.
freight whereby they receiye The tal! benefit, and
aTs well able 70 pay better rates: ~ T. ,r,o,,z,on
tlnce the opeulng Of navigation, steadily enga9ed
tn trade, without pr11t, and, in many cases, Win
loss tofownexs: Therefore be it
prices of height adopted AZ the vessel owners
meeting, held Sept. st. and are compelled, IN
consequence Of the low rates that have been
Resoired, That, n case The rates Of freight We
hzva adopted be not paid, wc shall lay our vessels
tf the dock In consequence; that the fal weather
more dangerous both to the loss oi life aud prop
erty, as onf experience teaches Us that marine
losses are more than double Ia the months Of o.
tober md November; and. considering tho rates
Of freight that E2ye etn paid. II IL a7:S4a!e- and
much more profitable, f0r 5essel owners TO cancel
their marine policies Of insurance. strip. anu lie
R<so{red, That we. the. Vessel OWnetI ExecutSe
Committee, would be happy 70 meet ne Chlcigo
Lamoe1msna Assosiaaon: :. sn a9a CONFER, *'n me"
Captain Picrson offered m amendment 70 the
pboye resolutions, which was adoptedt ~ follows:
WHEREAS We nave Tepfateu9 a3Kea ~ aaseace
IN frelghte, buk tnste2d OF obtaining It. the Eate1
have been lowered: therefore be It ::
Reptted, That wc Will take no less than me
prices adopted at the Vessel 01ner3 meeting, aud
Il NOT acceded 10 b. the Lnrlbermens Aa>oclauon,
10 the ports already stated, we VIII iaJ our yes
se:s up till such time, even II 1t shonld oe ~
balance Of the season, to which We pledge oal
The following Il the Executive Committees u
Mschallson, Captain a. Pt-Fson, canain Wrn. Nc
| M,llan, Captain John Concer. and l. B. johnson
Daytd Dali, President G. II. Charleston, sec
rttAIJ, .......-.
we understand that, in consequence Of this &C
1on on the part Of the vessel owners. the Chtcagt
Tug Association will, on tomorrow tsSth>, b
i obliged u lay up dftecn boats
/ A meeting OF the vessel OWNERS will be held 70
mo11ow {aath}, In PArdecA Building, at O'Clock
, 1870-09-28

faclmbold.s Fluid Extract Buchu
Ia ptra,aut In taste nnd oder, fire. from al in]nroas
trnnu # r.. tn d immediate In ilA Action
, 1870-09-28
AELMBOLD'S BUCHu,

The only knowu reey for Diabetes Irritation II thu
Seek Of the H{a ef. Inflammation Of tho K1usYa O.
sA1. ct the Blaader, Stransuty. PaInfni uduatin-
, 1870-09-28

F1Tht market Nhs m0fc active, and prices tu1eQ
shade dsmer. We now quote:
No. eaTed. ......... ............. 40 @9.S7&
Thicknesa-Ftve shingles to be two inches N
thicEuesa, Len9th-S7xteen inches. 500 per
cargo added when transferred, which follows tho
shingles.
, 1870-09-28
.HELMBOLD'S BvCHu,

Tbe only known remedy for NAbeteE Irritation af tha
Neck Of the Ba4der Inf ,ra.ttou Of the Kidncys Ca
tz1th of The R1adde. Szanku0. or PafnfMluslnattnx
, 1870-09-28

Give health md yIEor to the !sRe ard bloom to be
pslld check Debility H. accompanied BY M.ny 41arm
Ing eymp.nnA and Treatment T. submitted tu,
sumption, tna unity, or epilertic ftt enst.e-
, 1870-09-28

For Non.RetentiOn or Inc0nu.
neuC4
of Urine irritation. inaa.nmaon or liberation of tne
stone ia the bladder calcaus avei brick dnst de
posite, and al dse1scs Of The blsddes. kidneys aus
a1upstral s~eniner,
UsE HELNBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
DIR. Raphael
Describes df@eAttt without ANY Information from TIT
patient, md without eIpeftEents or the II
nere1sf. thu. tAyne Yuur heath So lfe from wErut
treatment. III Fart &4dlsout., " FtAif1 CoEsTtA
'ian tee. r Send tEeoty i've cents fef BIZ "GuID1
10 HEALTH A1sD LONG LFK."
Enfccbied md Delicate C0nsd-
taltfOn&,
OF b.th se1ts, use HnAnoLp's E11R4ct BEcHC- Il
Will rive bEek and energetic feeliEgt, and cnahle yoa
to t7ecp FL.
, 1870-09-28

Tapestry, BruB- IExrra supcrnne. II .12k
sells. Medium kuperdne- 90
Extra s-ply carpet Fine lne4ain.....- 90
tng.... .....-...-1.D lBelgTMe goods. 60
E%St5is; s3SSs 81; ;S!y SS do: * oaa
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-03

Nj, si,e strength and appetite, will destroy that
II ling Of WEAKNESS that cngs so tenaciousy 90 sey
-. when recovering from this disease IL IL highly
recon a ed for the cure Of Dyspepsia,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-03
BULLS
SARS Al "A TX 1 IL l. "A
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from hls Mother

.Et Benton barracks, No., April ~. 1900.
DR. JOHN BULIs-pear siri Knowing the en-.
cheney Of your sarsparls ana the healing and bene-
heisl qualities possesses, send you the following
statement OF nycas
Twas wounded about two years ago--was taken prs
oner aud conhDed for siXteen months. Beng moved
so often, my wounds have not heaiedyet have not
SAT ups moment since 4 vas Wounded. ] an shot
through the hips. My general health IL impaired.
and need something 10 assist nature 4 have more
faith IN your safsspaTllla than in anything else wish
that that II genuine. Please express me ahalf doren
bottles, and oblige CAPT, u y; J0hAsoS
p. s-The following was written April 80. ls1. by
Mrs, Jennie Jshnson, mother Of Capt, Johnson
DR. JOHN BULIs-Dear Sir; My husband, Df. G.
3. Johnton, was skillful surgeon and physician N
Central New York. where he died, leaving the above
c. p. Johnson IN my care Al thirteen years Of age,
he had q chronic diaTrhea and scrofula, for which
gave hun your sarsapariiIa TT CURED HIM, |
have for ten years recommended u TO many IN New
York, Ohio and Iowa, for scrofula fever sores and
general debility. Perfect success has attended t
IAs Effected tass u sergaa and lssS scr.
pps almost miraeriors. am very anxious Tor my son
TO again bayo recourse TO your sarsaparilla he IL
fearful OF getting spurious article hence his Writing
you forit. His wounds we're terrible but bsle'e
"' W." '''''''' JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-03

To My United States and World. Wide
Rsndeys.

To MY United States and World. Wide
Readers:
HAVE received msny te.titnonisls from profss
i sional and medical men, ss my almsnscs Apd saEI'
Gus publications have shown, all OF hich are genuine
The following from n highly educated and popular
sensible communications have ever received. Dr.
Clement knows exactly what he speass OF, ADD hls
testimony deserves 10 be written IN letter. Of Rolt.
Hear what the Doctor says Of kuli's Worm bss-
troyeri
vhlsnov, nAssf County, Ca,
June -, led.
Or. JoKS BrLL-DeM SIR ihavs recently gwen
your "Worm Destroyer several TRIALS. Hnf md "
wonderfully effcsciou~ II has not failed VA single
instance 20 have the vtshsdfor eject. an doihfa
pretty large county practice, and hare daily I've iof
some article ofihe Kind. am nee " coties.
hat know Of no remedy recomme ndcd by the soie-s
On the contrary, thew are upcsrisinin he et,rfne,
Ny object IN wntng IL 70 Ind out upon wAi terms
! can get the medicine directly ffsm you. ~ can
get upon easy terms, shall use great deal Of H.
that the OF sreh articles u contrary 90
the teachings and practice OF sre@f majority Of The
be sufficient simply because may be ignorant q -
comsinaiion. for my pNL shall psAu a. q rails "
use oil and every means TO alleviate suffering human.
ty which may lie able 10 commando mss tailns
because 81 Ne one more ingenious than my sei have
leaned It's effects hrst and secured the sole right 20
secure thss knowledge. However, am ~ % Hsans
advocate or supporter Of the thousand of~orthi,.
nosruns that Good the county, that purpori 70
ali manner OF diseases to which aesh Is heir. Pea,
reply soon and nform me Of your beet terms
JGLiGsf. cLENEsT. Nd,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-03
The Grruiug 8allrtin.
T0e RUnPeoE NJ THE HCunENICAL
AH1'.9' COUNCIL.


ne Rome correspo ndent Of the New
yOfk Tribune, has this about tile great
Catholic council: The day has come
public sessions. Great was the firing Of
eapsons, the ringing Of bells, the display
Of urnaed men, the glitter Of gay uni
forms, the throng of charlots and
horses, the splendor Of ecclesiastical
pomP, the show Of picturesque, though
Often fkntestic. costumes. OF difiere ntnat.
ionalItfes, the swarm OF spectators that
hung around the statue Of st. Peter, az
the doors Of the Council Hall were
thrown open, and the venerable Fathers
took their seats In the solemn assem-.
bly,. IL was an imposing aud beautiful
spectacle. The picturesque features OF
the ssesse blunted the perception OF It's
real sisUincAnce. After the disclosures
ofthe mouth, no one can doubt that the
pufpose OF the Council tn to wage war
upon The progress Of thought, and to oh.
struct the liberties OF mankind. II In .
protect against the spirit OF the age, and
asulnfHons for return 10 medieval dark
neHs. The concluslons OF modern SCI
snee ore thelspscisl objects Of It's dread
and AntipAthy. The tendency OF the
gpoAt thinhsrs Of the day to relieve the
p1feo1e q Anowledge from the assump-
tlW0o0i0yys oouounceu Wild the
veh9usenee Of Wild terror. Popular suf.
ffags e the basic Of OWL government Is
scofned - The Invention of the devil
No lovef Of his race, no believer In free.
den and humanity, can wish weiito the
designs Of the dominant party IN the
Council.
II IL very well ascertained that speak.
Ing IN Dround numben, oct Of the 700
members, ct least 500 afe In favor Of the
extreme views OF the Jesuits and the
Papal party. The minority Of 200 is re.
spscted for it, weight Of character, Its de.
votiou 70 the Church, and its particular
ooe1mon sense. The persons OF whom II
10 composed, command too extensive an
in1uenes, present too formidable an op-
petition. to permit their councils to pass
nnhseded, end 10 10 believed by many
that they still have II In their power to
mo1ify essentially the extreme m essures
thAt'srs insisted on by the Pope.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-03
SEWING MACHINES.

w. .: y; : G: &C.,: ::::::
Is TIE BEST FOR FAMILY USE.
VIM stiteh, Hem, POLL, Tuck, Cerd,
w ni.,a Btsid, Qaiit nTS EsnD I,,a ass
ihrea run from perfect work en- tho finest Ssinsook
over the heaviest beaver cloth and cowhide with NO
change Of needle. thread or tension. IL will use
faster and stiler than any other machine IL fornsa
nay. sven and elastic seam derna from every other
THE "RoTArING HooK."
and drawing the twist into the goods thus securely
fastening every stitch that the seam will bear to be
seam iswsrrpnted NOT 20 rip in wear, and under
oil circuInstances TO Survive the washtub.' Old,
worn out family garments, sosons, pants. dres.es,
where was the GREATEsr COMPETITION, and 10
snas .,sssn p'sm,un; nn,s been .ss,dsi Tor rs
patented dsvics. prevents the possibility Of the
balance wheel ever wearing cr touching the dress.
THE NEEDLE CANNOT BE SET WRONG
Thus avoiding the great trouble OF other fnachines.
NO BREAKING OF EEEDLEs,
Of an inch long. end 10 straight. . ..
WRONG
Asy ous may adjust them IN THE DARK. The
hem may be Of any width. No other henmrr or Eel
Ter IL like this IL turns the hen on the right or an.
IL vii .; %: an SS.s stitches. a, tn. .e.di, is
siwsys set right the blade short and straight, does
net vibrs's, lie iosser ssss. They are
MANUFACTURED WITH MATHEMATICAL PRE-
cIsIoH.
us~~s saeh ..,t N .n.,., n. v.ali
ly replaced IN case Of sccidsnt Il will last genera
isnr II proPsry cared for. None whs has used 1t
The respdses', evennes,. durability .na beauty Of
its stitch.
WERE NEVER EQuALED. ..r
Its lAPiDITY. ABSOLUTE srILLsEss. EASE
OF NOTION, nArrowre.s aud ne.tne., Of its ZEN
and LELL wore sever spProsehsa by any other
ssEss Yslys,y g,SeoYS', ri, The o sys
Whatever the mens Of the other machines. IL il no
dispArsgemens 70 say the Wilcox Gibbs IL worth,
io.f.niy use, dosbs that Of any other ever offered
Il received tho Geld Medal Of the American In
stitute-the FIRST PREMIUM for
1.-THE BEST SEWING MACHINE"
., tn. great New England rair-ih. Vermont state
Fair-,he W wonsin state Fair tho Michigan state
Pair-,he Ic,a state fair-ans at over 50 County
iums than we're taken BY all other Sea ing Machines
together IN the same time.
II ID SOW the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine.
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
We tske other maehines IN eIehasge. We sell
OIL. Cerros. siLs rusT and NIHbiHs Tor every KIND
Of sevsg Machine.
Agents WsateA.-fsrms V Agents. Descriptive
circular aAd specimens Of work, Sent nee ey mail, on
reesips Of stamp. or had Of
CORNELL, WARD 4 COMINGS,
GENERAL AGENTS.
rs Lake Street, Chicago limos.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-03

DENNsYi.vANIA LENTRALR
MN ~ gsasE -. -
DOO BL e OK.
81 Miles the Shortest Route TO New York!
A. Pittsbui trains from the West run direct 10 the
more, Washington Phiiadslphs, New York, boston.
and all the New England towns, are transferred 70
trains OF tho
PENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Buy you tickets for New York, Philadelphia and all
points Fast, via the Piusburg, Fort Wayne Chicago
anu the Pena. ~yana CenraI Railroad. This trans OF
I'LL NOIS CE N T IL A l.
make close connections at NATION and Chiesaoi and
the entire trip to New York IL made wnh ONLY two
changes Of cars.
Elegant Wide Passenger Cars,
with
Rkised Reehs aagprovea seated
These cars are thorough, ventilated and provided
with every modern improvement necesssrT othe
safety and comfort OF travellers
STATE.ROOM SLEEPING CARS,
woodrufrs Patent,
Run through to Philadslphis on all Night TRANS.
and New York via Philadelphia and Allentown, with.
out change, anordinX Passengers nixlt OF uadis'
turbed rest, and
Landing them I'm New York Aosrs In
Advance Of all other Liassi
And in time to secure Hotel accommodations before
the arrival Of the Passengers by other routes
To Boston and New England passengers this rea.s
especially desirable. as u give. them an opportunity
and mSr New York. Wi.ssss k.srsSss.
tickets will DO transferred with their bsgssse, u Hail
and Boat Connection In New York. Without charge
Four Daily Trains Leave n. Y for Boston.
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave Philsdelphis
for New York,
Vi. Jersey City and c.ms.n ..S A.b0y' Distance,
This the only routs BY which p.,ss.y:rs can leave
Chicago Saturday Afternoon, In through ear. fhs
RAILWAY Depot ., $50 M and run: through viihssi
delay, arriving IN New York ~ 500 Monday meninG
Hours In Advance Of Other Linesi
II. soo pm train seas Gen SA,s:so :r;,:' I. Y.
.:sp .s :siSsss = hSsiSS, FSiIibEIPhii.
s~ baggage checked through 70 all station. - the
Line OF the Pennsylvania Railway, and to Baltimore
Philadelp ha and New York. from Fttseurg. CAisAss.
and all principal Western Cities.
nS- Rates Of freight and sxpress freight " any
Eastern point, are at oil timer % favorable - ere
charged by other lines.
~ Through tickets for sale At The principal eAss
EDWARD Il. WILLIAMS,
General Su perintendent, AitoeAA Pc.
KlNBALL, Passenger Agent, Chiesso.
isl1wN
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-03

rf'HE proprietor Vi this celebrated medicine Justly
i claims Tor TIA superiority over eli remedies ever
offered 90 the public Tor the et,, certain, gtdg ava PR
waHtrt errs Of Ague and Fever or thills ana Fever
whether OF short or long ,iHuding He reers 10 ~"
entire Western and Southwestern country e bear nm
testimony to the truth OF Tie assertion, that IN u"
case whaieyer VAL fail 10 cure, the drecti0us arr
strictly followed and carried out. 10 greatfnaht
cases ngle dose has been sufficient Tor cure. ann
whole families have been cured by single bottle,
with perfect restoration Oi the general heJ'h ~ -,
however, prudent, and ia every IsoT. certain :"
week two aftertfe disease hns been checked, more
especially IA diniout and long standing cases. All
ally, this medicine viii not require any Ud 70 k-sl
the Towels n good order should the patient, hoNss
er, require cathy0tic nIe,,ne, after having taken
three or four doses ~ the Tonic, q single dose Of
Buirs Vegetable ls,uiiy pills win is suft.
cent,
IN TINS. t,.t 4, 81 u, 4,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-03

CORNELL, WARD 4 COMINGS,
GENERAL AGENTS.
tas Lake Street. Chicago LIMOS.
Boar LUMBER
w NJ. n K w + L L,
wholesale Aad Retail dealer ia
HARD AND SOFT LUMBER
or all descriptions. ssse..ssss Ls@ser saved
10 order skor, notice. Also general assortment
On hand in ysrt.
soTlcE-ord.r, len With q; T. Cushing. Agent.
will be promptly tiisd sish' or day Janis"
s. WALTERS.
HArd A1a a sort L. Saxa19OT
Of every description,
Lash, shi.slss snA Cedar Posts.
YARD AND orricE.o.s,.r Commercial avenue and
CAIRO HLlSOls'
Orders solicited and promptly hIled Steamboat
Lumber furnished on short notice oeu'-on
WILLIAM W. THORNTON,
wholesale and Retail Dealer in
L " M Ia . r, - 4 m - 90
LATH, TIMBER, .
Cedar Pssss, Doors, sash, blinds and wis-
dow Glases
Once ON Tenth Street,
.,wsso o,nnsscis and wAshiag,or Avenue
CAIRO, ILLINOIS I...
Rect Rtssr Paper CS~psnys Shssthi"s Fstf
QUARTZ CEMENT.
H. ". Johns Improved Roofing
ASBESTOS Cement always en- hand
n large or small quantities.
dvtJ srss
. JOB PRINTING.
FOB PRINTING,
CHEAP FOR CASHI
B1slasss Cards, tBsisto) ~ - ~ per 1900
Steamboat Eth Aeass o. - % per 1000
Envsispss. 80. % - % per 1000
oin MsaAs, elS Per Roem
ether wsrh N Proportion.
WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.
4ULLsWTIN
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE
1hrats's Banaias, Tenth st.,
OxIRO. ZLZZNOM
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-03

Chilli and Fever are caused from certain poison
sxistlnR VA the atmosphere known ms malaria tire.
Auces the vitality OF the blood re,ards the action OF
sAe different organs, and causes Biliousness, eonst
psaiop. etc. and in this way prepares the system Tor
sny disease OF more serious nature wnicn may ioi.
how. To avoid fhrhe trono,e. ana -e''eys vourseh
Of tnis u sease, take
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-03

~; w s !. b, sInel.r fSSs. oSls Isv.s
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-03
vEaALE wEAKNEss,

ID = NOT 10 Is surpassed. As A TONIC BEVERAGE
itis.u Asauallsd, and 10 sure preventive against
,Ukiys s1d Fever " taken regularly
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-05
Proposals for Building Material.

OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT U. S. c. IL. and P. o.,
KNOXVILLE, TKNN., Sept. q, 1870. J
Sealed proposals will be received until NJ Of tho rst
day of N9yembcr $50 at the office Of tho undersigned
posed new Court House and Post Once building P at
Knoxville Tennessee four hundred and fifty $50 cubic
yards, more or less, rubblo stone.
Any species Of stone. granite limestone, gneiss or
sandStone may be submitted, but I must DO Of kind
good bod be thoroughly sound, split readily With The
stone son tS les. than two cubic feet vim b a.
or bond stone Of the width of the yals yiz: Three
not inches sf ASoS u SHs sasn
tic. Of each dimension will be required,
Also 100 cubic cet moro or les, of granite footing
one fourth 90 Of tho granite TO be one foot six inches
thck by hyc teet three inches long and one eighth 20
TO be one foot six inches deep by four feet SIX inches
Also four hundred and fifty cubic yards, more or less
Of hard durable stone broken to the size of hens eggs
Also fiyc hundred GOO barrels moro or less of the
best Ro.cndac, Potomac; or other cement equal in
quality thcrcto-oach barrel to contain not less than
Also six hundred 600 cubic yards more or less of
Proposals will be received for the rubble concrete
stone and sand by the cubic yard for the granite foot
ng By the cubic foot for the brick by the thousand,
an A., ioT ~ tne cement and lime, by the barrel
all of the bids if it he deemed for the interest of the
Government 10 do So and any bid that doeS not con
form in every respect TO tho requirements Of this advcr
tsement will not be considered.
Forms Of proposals may be procured ON application
All proposals will require to be made on the printed
form and he accompanied by the bond of rcsonsibc
person in the of hrco thousand dollars that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract if awarded
10 him.
The bond must be approved by the U. 5. District
Judge, or Clerk Of tho L. = Court of the District in
which the bidder resides.
Payments will be made monthly upon the estimate OF
the Superintendent dcductiug ten 40 per cent, until
the final completion of the contract
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelope adj.
dressed TO the Superintendent and endorsed "Propo
sail for the ubbie stone, concrete stono granite foot
ings, sand, lime, or cement" as the may be.
! sept 2I-df MILTON ). WILDS, Sup't.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-05
English Female Bitters,

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and Female Reg
ulaor known, will cure all those complaints above
mentioned in incredibly short time. The BtteTs at
arouses Strengthens and restores the womb to its
natural condition, removing distractions, relieving
pain and regulating the monthly period. Yonder
stands pale feeble and anguid girl, just bursting in
to womnnhood she is the pride of all, but bark she
silently steals pickle, eats chalk, or slate pencil; ne
appetite for food she turns with dull eye and seeks
solitude her eye no longer spares her merry laugh
is longer heard ringing through the air. she fnopes
about with bloodless lips and gums, with headache,
Palptaton, constipation, swimming of the head, cold
feet and hands, melancholy; she has coated tongue,
offensive BREATH and host of other evils too numerous
to mention.
When neglected all these symptoms become aggrava-
ted, there is sick stomach, heartburn, dark line set
ties under the eyes, the legs and ankles swollen, the
hair loses its gloss and falls Off there brittlenes and
splitting Of the finger nails swollen abdomen, extreme
nervousness fretfu mess pains and aches, dry cough,
hysericA fits rapid prOstration, epilepsy and death
If you any Of your friends, thus afflicted, send
at for a Bottle of English Female Btters and be
cured It's effects magical in such complaints
Surely mother will postpone and delay this duty
until
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-05
Female Complaint,

That claims its victims Throughout tho length and
breadth Of our land
Many females suffer in way at each monthly Pc
riod girls are in great peril at the
the turn of life. Sometimes the menstrual flow Is too
much or too little. may be attended with pain may
be irregular or entirely checked changed in appear
ance attended with other distressing symT1Dms Leu
corrh9a or the Whites" frequently drains the
ten, liberation of the womb may create pain and
cause rapid prostratiOn.
Falling of the womb is an exceedingly common
plant giving much trouble and distress which. under
ordinary treatment, is difficult to cure.
Mysteries, Green Sickness, Irritabiity Of the Womb,
and other serious and fatal complaints follow the female
sex throughout life. Lives there medical gentleman
who has relieve the fair of tho above trou-
bles2 Not many. Is there no combination of rene
dial agents that will come to her rescue? We answer.
Yes.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-05

THE Democratic papers Of the country
are very indignant that the secession elc-
ment of the party in Tennessee disclosed
the real spirit and purposes of the organi-
zation. In other words, they are provoked
because some of the holder and more iudis-
cret party men have told the truth. The
old adage that children and fools tell the
truth, does not apply IN this case, for hero
we have the truth disclosed by a regular
party convention and recognized party
The bulk of the Tennessee Democracy is
of the Confederate persuasion, and the
real leaders in the,party are very properly
in sympathy with them. 1-f"' -