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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-25
Hseaand's Psdephyilian Pills
Hoonand's Greek Oil



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Biusrs thsve IL contained ~ much medicinal vf.
tne ~ vi ~ found 10 several gcllcns Of Ordinary
uixsur~~. The Rosts esr. used IN this Blfssrs
ars eroup In Germany. their vital principles es-
s,..s.< !. ,n., c.rs,,v n, ! se,s.s,er c,,..., a.
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can n.x, so dnmhsrA,. s>A comet. v.Aey
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1919. -.-s,A 10000. :. - v,,.
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bitterness Of the b'''srs !. overcome, fnrmrrss
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bsils, shs many person. think too high They
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have . got Arsielst \ %. icissi preparation
should s-y.ts nnf.s let see fsest sLts aud
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s.W sfvehyns, snsbs ~ net<fIeA :" he kit
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TN PORTANT TO PLY
L CLANS.
4 New Discovery in Pharmacy

''Thsr. Is no medicine ~ potent IN curing die.
ss.e- IS foio ph, HIN. Could it 6s admin stored
stsso., ing e.,S, - s'Sil ,apsttsssis o., Other
The discovery claim TO have made IL "a. cot,.
pounding o. iodephyiln With mid lsIsIs.s IN
S,ch fnsnoer an 90 make mild sni plessan,
esss.srtis that can be administered 90 al oce.-
siofss. 20 old OF young. male or smsie, without
esg.ing irritation and consequent paia. tn.
comp 'und call Df. Honrsnds Podophyiin, OF
substitute ior NKssusr Put. . hsys vixen Them
ny-sf, and used them IN my family ~ yell ~ In
,oy psssties for the last two years. under oil cii-
runstsurss where q cath uiic wss Indicated, with
the mos satisfactory results. Il sc,s equally upon
t.s s~si.tpry aad digestive Organs, promotn.
Swine discharges IN a nntnra! manner. always
n.iid pet sc'iys enough 10 thoroughly cleans the
s-ns'ai sy,isin. Iinfina the past hi,ssn year. ol
MP pIs1iict ] have used oil the dlnereht puIgs.
irr ~ ne Natter. hsIicswiih tut little sstisi.'.
u1n, Asny ~ mem su' h ~ Epson and Glaub.
sAits, ,aiotn.i, Mercury, Anti .bili.ss, CaihArti1
sha Liver rails too numerous tS mention, sil hive
hsihIIf 'neei. They are drastic IA tLss aaiuIe
ahn ~ 20 gfyst ~tNty, exhansts the " stem Wy
oIsIhinx VI. b"seis of the natnral faids, always
aH.s-iry 70 promote dige tion. consequently
Iaya1alhg rils., Consumption, iIssr Compistni,
- '"hs N1ln OF diseases Incident TO the digrs
~. %! Ssnr, Instead oi relieving - intended.
. nnns we compound have diseov ersd, by ITS
ihui .r"rlsnt operstng, Acts In n gentle move-
meat up'u lhs email luie.tine. ana Liver r,liey-
whole y stem. Wv
nons der tues. Pills "a gr.a, achievement in
ths Annals pl nsdicIns, aud ino.t re.,pegttullv
solicit your lnyssuga,ion, aud irsI ass,,r.d on =
Isr fisi }oh VIII end"rse all Lave said In their
favor. NY mvthsd ~ tteat,pr sueh .ii....s. y.
Foul brsA.h' LAYER coInplan-i. Dyspsps,s. Con.
supasion 81 Tue Bowels, Bilious Lon,pla,nts. ara
nearly AL diseases si the din e.,y. o,s..,. 80
been, nfst TO cleans the bow els w,,h H. p lie
then ussg my Bitter. and Toa,c 10 strsr.ih.n All
inyigorAts, AMI IN All eases where proper sit.n.
ton wss paid 70 the directions the a,,rr - $500,
yield ~it6Out IN ther treatment. 1 shouia S.ua
called atieption 10 ths fiils before NOW Luz ssv'
then. have rscsntiy Increased my fsc,Iit,s. a. ~,
misunderstanding. and 90 nov prepared 10 fully snr
py ms wants OF AL, enss ~ lAise or ,L,ii,
tips,I they can bs obts,nsd IN every F,rs,.c,is.s
Urus store IL the country, l have adopted az
follow .py proesb BY mail TO soy part OF ths uI,tsa
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-25
rhs Wisconsin Legislature has beforei i.

tn WUcOuNH IeBsNturt nHs polUrUV
. Joint revolution, copied from tho new
Constitution Of Illinois, for constitutional
amendment prohibiting towns, cities. and
vilagss from incurrng any debt which,
together with those already incurred,
amounts 70 more than 8 per cent OF The
assesed valuation Of property in the
municipality. Itsoems u ifthe experience
Of these cities and towns which have got
into hot water, through the fault men.
toned, in times past wAs sufficiently con.
spicuous 10 deter others from initiating
t6eir unwholesome example without the
Interference OF . constitutional prohibi.
ton. But in point 70 fact, towns and
cities never profit By the experience OF
other towns and cities when IL comes 70
narrowing money.
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Ana era an orc m q
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IN THE DISTRIBUTION or PRizks.
i GIN, $4,000
4 en-, 7sOOo
I Gin, 1000
? Gi!s. each s seS
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N. B.-The drsuies vin be conducted ~.
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:. Exehase~ and Savings Baak oil
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The r~sfers fat: ness Of this great scheme 10
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REGULATOR

of the kidneys lever. ness, cnr. dttcasrs
OF the skin, impuri'y of the blood, melanchol
or depression OF rpiris. heirthuru, cole, or pain
In the bowels, PAIN in IN" head, fever ana sgur
dropsy, hoils, pain IN tho back and limbs, asthma
etysipclRs, female Affect ois, and bilious disease
generally. 81
b....,-,s. Macon. t:s.
For sale by barolPy i1ruihrr-, OHIO Leyee
Csifo, Illinois.
l. by mainat2liav
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la - SLA la co2Afs
Liver Regulator

rrepnrauunot roots and hsrbs, warranted TO
10 strictly vegetable, aud can 40 no injury to any
one.
IL has been used by hundreds, and knovuot
the last ~ ycarsns one Of the mot reliable, efB
cacious and harmless rcparnt ions ever offered
IL is sure To
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For the best exr Ositisn OF Human Science, u
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Clubs Of ten, 81 each, and extra oop}Evsv.
kgsnt: Address, 3. y. WILLIS 9ss IisSsew2t'
New York. JsnSo"
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The Bulletin.
mamie, wes~isr's opinion OF Ben
Butlcr.

For several years Butler was blaring
Democrat. lie was a delegate 10 all
National Conventions, and made himself
conspicuous by his scrvile devotion to the
slaveholding interest. AZ the trial of
Dr. Webster, Butler attracted some
notice, and n gentleman who had met him
Ia con versstion and taken "A strong aver.
.jon 10 him asked Daniel Webster if he
knew the man Butler, and what there was
a him. NJ have seen him, sir" was the
, ,spSi A pert. pushing lawv"l,
sueaacially educated with the impudcpoe |
ofthe devil. and a conscience 10 match |
czech . man might be dangerous. Is he
likely 70 attain position in which he can |
40 much mischief "No, sir--no dan ger |
a TAI. He is certain to be hung before
he reaches position Of that .kind."-Ai.
1eav Ar1sA |
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Dv. HosAand's Greek on.
Lighting Cure for al kinds oS Pains
aad Aches.
DIR. JID0fisnd's POdspkylliss
On SCWTsGUGE pssls aGncu8u
plLLn.
five Pals . 1eoss.
The uoa ,.c-c~rj,i, yet I~aoeew v,o~,nt,e
Crfhartie Rao'ca.

JNr Uhd VOMITING, ySt IWnoeS" e,v'MtN
Crthartie Rao'cn.
me- n,. nse.-.sry tn take sbsnaiul Of these pulls
quickly aud poseTfully. cleansing the u yer, st"rn
sch aud bowels ~ all impurities. This pTineipa
ingrsdisn, 10 Podophyiha, OF the slchsh"lte 81.
,fsct 81 Mandrake, wn.eh - ~ many tsnes mere
Itself It's peculiar action is upon the Lvr clean
lug It speedily nom all obstruction .. vie all the
poserof hsrcury,y Yet Tree from tis Injurious re-
hui,- attached io the use " that mineral.
For all diseases, (which ihe use OF eshartic
u indic,ie, the>- Pills will give eutre s,tisfsce
ton IN evsrs case. They sIvss IAN.
In eases OF Liver compi int, Dyspepsia, and sy.
or Tone should b. used 10 connection With the
Pulls The funi, effect of the Bitters or Toac
bald. up the ., -teni. The Bitters OF Tonic Pur'
ihe- lh. blood, strengthens the nerscs. nSsuLAsts
kssp your sssei. se,,Ss With The Riiis, and tone
! ~ vac system with the bnters or Toase, and no
a1Tass.an ! tain It's hold, or ever again ssssu IT,
S.ais,s y, . . are sold ~ all Dsnsg sts and
kecoiiert that ~ 4. ny unoaaud.s Ce,m~n
amdaa .n IA, AZ ~ :. universally used and recon
Snn, ~" ~ nv ALLOW the Druk xsi 20 induce
a. good, Sscsss he u,ss ,hs, he MAJ ssy II Just
Tilsse Remedies " u, be sen, b, ssn,.r v"' -"
atty, upon spplles.ion TO HE fkINsips1 ~.
iEel sfRsE af FS'.a nipnDiS'sS sfSRE ssi
cHAs. NJ. EVANS, fsropr....
Sss Sss,y q. ~. JACKSON = CO.
Ln, fsmedies are for sale BY Drussi s,...
,n, srets, anu Aedicine Dssiers. SvervvSs.ss
Amsr,cs ~, ~. ne United States, Canadss, 6ostS
A"ei"Asna 'hs Mes, Indies. For sale ~
HA.ROIsAr xaHea
nf LLuODO
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TIME CELEBRATED
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Every ins Tument IL neatly boxed, aud nani.
somry labeled with tall directions for use. Thou
sands have been scot by maui.
Address, ". !, LINES & co,
Chicago,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-26

TIE BED or TIE OCEAN.-It has been def
nltely ascertained that the greatest depth OF
the ocean docs not reach 5000 fathoms in any
part where telegraphic lines have been laid.
The bed OF the North Atlantic consists of two
valleys, the eastern extending from 10 deg. to
30 deg. The western from 30 deg. to- so deg. west
longitude. The extreme depth Of the eastern
valley is under $4,000 feet, which Is less than
the altitude of Monte Rosa. This valley has
been traced southwark to the equator. It Is
separated from the western valley by ridge
in 80 deg. west longitude, in which the average
depth Is only 1000 futholns. This ridge ter
inmates tn the north in Iceland, and sonlhward
at the Azores, so that it Is volcanic In its
character at both exlrcmilies. Its extreme
breadth appears to be under 500 miles, and
the Atlantic deepens from 1t on both sides.
Eynloralions carried on in the Mediterranean,
the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean, showed
similar uniformity in the level OF the sea-bot-
tom; and the general conclusions arrived at by
Captain Osborn were that IN the deep sea tnere
is an absence ui bare rock, and that there are
no rough ridges, canons or abrupt chasms.
Moreover. that the bed Of the deep sea is not
affected by currents or streams, even by those
of such magnitude as the Gulf Stream; bul
that it rather resembles the pralries or painpas
of the American Continent, and is everywhere
covered with q sort Of o0zc or mud, the debris
O. the lower forms Of organic llfe.-Adttue.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-26
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
WASHINGTON, January 25.

WASHINGTON, January %.
The sales Of ordnance are stopped.
The trial of Bowen, member of Congress
from South Carolina, for blgamy, is fixed for
February 18th.
Pleasanton recommends o change In the
werehcusing system which will equallze the
tobacco interest throughout the country.
Objections will be make to seating Governor
Clayton as senator from Arkansas, on the
ground that the Legislature which elected him
was illegal.
The judiciary committee will report against
the repeal of the law convenins the next Con-
cress on the 5th March. The trial OF r. r.
Butler, member of Congress from Tennessee,
for forgery, commences tomorrow. Boutwell,
argued before the ways and means committee
to-day, against the repeal of the income tax.
In the House the bill defining the meaning
of the twenty-sixth section Of the act to re-
duce taxation was passed, and goes to the
President. Among other things it makes the
duty on imported spirits uniform ut two dol
lars. The sundry pension bill was passed; also
O bill for the disposal of useless military res
ervations, also gra ting a right OF way through
the Pensacola military reservation to the Pen
sacola and Barrancas Railroad.
In answering questions, Mr.. Dawes said be
saw no signs of repeating the law requiring
the new Congress to meet on the 5th of March.
He thought the session would extend 10 the
lst of April.
In the Senate, General Frank P. Blair was
seated. Blair is appointed upon the commit
tees on the gacific Railroad. and education and
labor. The bill for the repeal of the income
tax was discussed. The balance OF the day
was occupied by Fenton and Conkling in dis
cussing the New York customhouse.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-26
j. H. LAwToN & CO.,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC BUILDING.
Eotterp
GEE WHAT FIVE DOLLARS WILL DO.
HOMES AND HEALTH.
HOW YOU MAY SECURE BOTH.

ss5,ooo IN PREMIUMS AWARDED TO $4,000
SHAREHOLDERS,
Each of whom have also an equal chance to
$4,000 In Valuable Real Estate Prizes,
Consisting OF FARMS, Villa Sites, Homesteads
named "The Southern Saratoga" Only forty.
eight hours from New York, and six hours from
Charleston.
Ninety.1ve Thousand Dollars in Prizes to be dis,
tributel among the Shareholders. only l9,000
shares will be issued, at SIS each
The Premium Land Sale, at aiken, S. c., fs con.
Quoted on new and popular plan Tor the sale OF
desirable and valuable improved Real Estate, anu
is calculated to be most effective means OF at
tractng the attention or heathseeEers, capitalists
farmers mechanics, and emtgrantS generally, 10
our own Sunny South, and VIII thus help to build
up our country and enhance the market value OF
our Lands.
The property disposed Of In this manner is sit
uated partly within The corporate limits OF Aiken
and Is under as high state OF cultivation as any
place in the State. besides embracing one OF the
most celebrated Orchards and Vineyards IN the
South. This property, valued at
NINETY.FIvE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
will soon be awarded to stockholders, and Is val.
liable either for residence or to own as an invest
ment, being now IN demand by Northern people
1st Prize-Twenty Thousand Dollars.
2d Prize-Ten Thousand Dollars.
Sd Prize-SiX Thousand Dollars.
It'll Prlzc-Thirty- five Hundred Dollars.
5th Prize-Three Thousand Dollars.
6tt Prizc-Twenty.fv Hundred Dollars.
7th Prize-Fifteen Hundred Dollars.
And .Lighty-seren other Prizes, aggregate value
S9j, 900.
Every shareholder gets q premium sure.
Every one remitting S. becomes sharehoider,
and receives at once, by return mail, one OF tne
following superb Works OF Art, together Will
ticket In the above great distribution: ,n,.
The large and beautiful Steel Engraving, "Ine
Mar iage OF PUcohontas," on heavy plate papef'
32y42 inches. .,,o-;con
or, the une Chrome, entitled san AMERICAN
Autumn, - printed in oil, with p coiors, tlnts' @o''
on plate papcr 2jX35 inches. ,r.
or. the elegant Steel Engraving, entltieu tne Inc
Day We Celeb: aten on heavy plate paper size
Or Or. the elegant Steel Plate Engraving, entitled
.The Landing Of Columbus" on heavy plate pa
PEI Tsrms to AGENTS ard Clubs furnished on appl
cation. ,,,o,,o poo, r,,o.o pr,.
Zcs. &C., send for catalogue.
Eemittances for shares should br made with
PostoIIice Money Order, or Currency ~ registered
letter. Address ]. q. DERBY,
General Manager, Augusta, Ca,
Postof1ce Key Box No. 334.
Office corner Reynolds and Jackson streets.
aS- Residents in Charleston or vicinity desiring
shares, can leave their orders with Mr.. CHARLES
HICKEY, No. 345 King street, where specimens OF
the Premiums can be seen. jan21-stuth3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-26
SPARKS FROM TIE Hires.

The Huntsville and Mary Sanford have ar
rived at New York.
The headquarters Uf the Department of the
South are to be transferred from Atlanta to
Louisville, Kentucky.
Rear-Admiral Lee has written letter favor
able to the annexation of San Domingo.
VIM. varley, known in New York as "Red-
dy, the Blacksmith" killed the notorious
James Haggerty.
war is imminent between Salvador and
Honduras.
The Kansas Legislature has bill before it
10 restore the ballot to all dls(ranchised per-
sons by reason Of the war. 1t will probably
pass.
Il is believed that sufficient rain has already
fallen to secure an abundant wheat crop In
California, and the farmers are planting as
rapidly as possible.
Work has been stopped on the building OF
the University of California for want Of funds.
The stage from Murphy's camp to San An
dreas, Tuolum County, was robbed on Thurs
day Of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express box.
There were no passengers in the coach.
In the Italian Chamber OF Deputies, on Sat-
urday, Slgnor veronosto, in reply to an inter-
pellation addressed to the ministry, said 1t
was impossible for Italy alone to mediate be-
tween France and Prussia. The government,
however, intended to seize the opportunity to
cooperate with the other powers In that direc-
ton. In the discussion which followed, four
members OF the Chamber, of different politics,
warmly expressed sympathy for France.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-26

THE parslans are about TO use Montg gofller
balloons Inflated with hot air. instead OF gas. in
order to egOuonize the supply Of coal. The hot.
air ballnnn, says French newspaper, has this
advantage over the gas halloon-'hat 1t can re,
main in The air without grounding fur period
DrOpurlIoned TO The quantity of luel it carries.
Thc balloon Les Colonies TIE approaching depar
ture OF which is announced, will he able 10 remain
thirty hours in The air for lis voyage unt II VIII
fuel sufficient tu loat 1t for one hundred hours,
more than four whole days. Its return to Paris
Is, therefore, probable. In fact. the feasibility OF
carrying tile hot.air balloon about in cart, or
any other conveyance, allows the terOnaut to seek
out the current of air favorable to his return In
radius OF from ten to one hundred leagues from
the spot at which he descended. Having besides
losing auy of Its ascending power, the hot-air bal.
loon can seek In the higher zones Of the atmos-
phere current or combination OF currents likely
TO secure It's return to Paris.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-26
THE YERGER TRIAL.
JACKSON, January 25.

JACKSON, Jauuary25.
The Yerger case still excites as much in
terest as any trial before the civil authorities
which has ever transpired. The grand jury
Ignored the bill for murder, which is regarded
by the legal profession and Journals as equiv
alent 10 an acquittal. The Pilot, Radical, ad-
mits that Yerger can never be convicted, and
advises 'snolle proseqni" as 4 finale. Special
pleas have been filed, but the case will not be
tried this term OF court. Yerger has been al
liberty since last May.
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THE CUBAN NAILS.
HAVANA. January %.

HAVANA, january 70
The merchants CT this city complain OF the
great delay in the mails from Southern cities
in the United States since they have been sent
by the Cedar Keys route. Letters from
Charleston via that route take from fourteen
to twenty days TO reach Havana. while letters
via New York and New Orleans take only
from five 10 ten DAYS.
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NO MARTIAL LAW.
4 WISE CHANGE IN THE TAX Law.
The Question of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tive Gossip.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

COLUMBIA, January 70.
In the House the enacting clause of the bill
to declare martial law in the upper counties
was stricken out.
In the Senate a bill 10 amend the tax law so
that assessments shall be made in the summer
months and collectionsin the summer months,
PASSED its second reading. The bill abolishing
the sinking fund commission was postponed
to Tuesday.
The anniversary meeting of the Burns Club
tonight was largely attended; speeches were
made by Governor Scott and other prominent
nersOnS
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Notices in Dankrnptrp.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
Il UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAR0Llss4A;I g s4 %
JANUARY TERM, ,1S71.-In the matter or I0aAHLEs ss
WITSEII, Of WATERFORD, Bankrupt-Petltton 1of
frn and fnal discharge In BANKRUPTCY. Ordered.
That 1aa sIa ia hearing be had On tae TaIRTsEsTH
house. in c. and tsss y, sad a sa sna
,ono Co. ~ end show cause II any they can, why the
praVer Of the petitioner should not be granted,
Nv order OF the Court, the 18th day OF !anu-
~ II. 1871, DANIEL H0RLBEOK,
clsrk Of the District Court Of the United States,
for south Carolina. jan1s-tha
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared TO furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send ytrr orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on
his envelopes,