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70 PHYSICIANS.


NEW YORK, August 18th. 1868.
Allow me 10 Gail your attention 10 my PRE-
PARATlUN OF COMPOUND EXTkA1
bUCdU. The component arts are, bCCHU
LONG LEAF, GU CBEBS, JUNIPER BkkkIES.
Mode Of PRLPARAIIoN -Buchu, in vacuo
1aniper Berries, by dis tllIation, To form a fine
gin, CubeUs extracted by displacement with
spirits obtained from juniper B,r les; very
lttIe sugar ID USED, aud a sLtstil proportion al
split. IL Is more paiatable than any now in
use.
Bdchu as prepared by Druggists is of dark
coior. IL Is pianI that eiulls lis fragrance;
the actlon ol a naine destroys this dts active
pfihcipleJ leaving Il DARK and glutinous d. ccc-
LON. t' Mine Is The color Oh Ingredients. The
bucnu IN my preparation pIeduminaies; The
smallest quantity Oh the other ingredients are
a.ued, 10 prevent IermentatIon; upon in
ZION IL WI oe loui,d not to be u 1lnctur
iuaoe IA fharMacopra, nor is IL a Syrup
thSreiofe can De USED III cases where lev
nainmatiOn exists. In this, you hav
kno leuge oi tile Ingredients aud the mo
preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with trial, and
that upOi Inspection IL Will IuesL with Your
q. probation,
With "a feeling OF profound confidence,
Il. +. AiELMBoLD,
Shemist and Drugg list oil ~ years experience.
from the largest Manufacturing Chemist :
tine World)
November 4, 1854.
II am acquainted with Mr.. II. T. Helm old
ne occupied the Jug Store opposite my resi-
Gence, and 8as successful in conducting III
business where others had not been eQua ys
before him. l have been iavorably tmpl ssed
Win MS character and enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGHTM IN.
Firm OF Powers and Weightman, Manufactur-
Ing Chemist. Ninth and Brown -eeis,
Philadelphia.
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David Paul Brown, of Philade phia
owns pr bably the finest copy of Shake
care IN the United States. l. is g
Brydell in Ten volumes, nine of let Fl
press interspersed with upwards of LOG
engrav;ngs, and the tenth consisting o
100 engravings by the reatest artists
aud all proof impressions two feet by
thr G. 1t cost originally 81, 500. and
was purchased by its present owner for
$500, twenty years ayo.
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FARMER.
WAR n e w S.

The monotony of the siege is broken
at last. The bombardment of Paris Ias
begun. After one days sheiling For,
AvrJn the French troops deserted it
thus bringing the Prussians with she'll
ing distance of the city. Already several
shells have been thrown inside. Fort
De Rosny lies about mile in front OF
Fort Avron, and nearly on level with
it. With the fall of Fort De Rosny two
others lying near it will be rendered in
de fensible. The filling up of tie Prus-
sian ranks with men from AZ to 45 years
of age, indicate that the supply of ma
terial for new armies is nearly exhausted.
We may, therefore, expect active opera
ton ON the part of the German forces.
BoMBARDMENT OF PARIS To BEGIN AT
ONCE.
New YORK, Dec. 81.
A dispatch from Paris, dated tile 29th,
states thaL shells have been thrown into
the north part of the city from the
neighborhood of Stains, at q range OF
1000 yards.
A dispatch from Carlesruhe, dated
Dec. 30, states that an attack will be
made immediately by the Prussians,
with shot aud shell, upon Believiile,
Villette and ST. Antoine.
Nothing will be doi.e by the Army Of
the Loire for fortnight. Reinforce
ments to the number of l50, 600 m.n nre
arriving to recruit the German Army oil
the Loire.
ALBERT, Dec. 81.
A flying column of Gen. Manteuffel's
army tncouuter red and defeated 3 Lattal-
ions Of Gardes Mobile at Foughet, with
small loss, taking 10 officers and 25O
men prisoners.
The losses of the besieging forces
the bumbardment of Fort Avr0n
IN the 18TH, are reported to have been
{, 900 The columns sent for ward by
Gen. Chausey, report that the Prussians
are falling back Oh Paris. In an engage
ment near Buene, yesterday, the French
detachment gained victor over 2,5Ou
Germans. Advi ,es fiom Paris TO the
18th represent that a large portion of
the army of Prince Frederick Charles
mas reached the lines of the besiegers oi
Paris, ahd joined them rs reinforce
ments. 1t reported that Beaure POire
has formed in Paris corpse of IL 900
volunteers, who have sworn to cut their
way through the Prussian lines, and
organize levy in the Provinces.
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FIVE large steamboats, We're burned at
New Orleans Oh New Years Day. Que
of them was the largest boat on The
MISSISSIPPI.
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FRANCE Refuses 10 rend a representa-
tive 10 the Peace Conyention' unless
the Great Powers recognize her lnde-
peudence.
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a thoughtful father i'm Essex asked n
shoe dealer to leave the pes in pair OF
shoes he was purchasing for his boy, as
otherwise the urchin would run all over
town and wear them out IN three weeks.
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Ny. Seward has laie'y paid visit to
The Mikado of Japan. He is the first
American that ever Was accorded the
privilegeof conversing with tie august
ruler when unlimited.
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JESSIE GRANT spenL his hoiidays al
the White House.
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DR.. THRALL entered upon his duties
as Marshal OF the Southe IN District o
Ohio. on Monday.
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1T is reported tna. Gen. PIiin mas oeei'
assassIuaLed. HIS murderers escaped.
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GOLD closed Oh Saturday at l lU4.

JEFF DAVIS Richmond mansion ha
been changed iuIo u school house.
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"Say, Smith, where have you been
for a week tack ?" II haven't been any
" iere TO-. it. | haven't got a weak
ack.n
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The French forces are estimated al
seven hundred anu fifty thousand.
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DIR. GEO. II. BOYD.

Mt. PHEASANT, JEFFERSON CO, o.
ii A. p, rmanently cured upwards OF 900 cases
IL of NASAL CStaFrh." anu other nsase tiis.,,s
Is during tne last Two ears. fhe Dr'S '.ts,In-
mon ScsISu the-'ry vi Catulre" will be :, nj ON
rc'c,p, m lwostamps. Address as aboSs
nol0IO 6n
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AXTM. II. TALLMAN,
w ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW
BELLAIRE, OHIO.
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! PHAM'> EPILATORY FOST7rr-Pea
ho'es' upei HuOus iIa4r IA Hre u,i,,,t.e, VIZ
Jul injury 10 the skin. SeHt /, n,,.Ir H. itI u
UPHAM . Asthma IERE
heiieyes most violent paroxys MS in r,,s ,n;r,..
sld ELECTS Speedy cure PIIc,. - b, ,
ihE JAPANESE LAIR Slain
~ oo,U.n , .iie WhishefS anu hsIt beautiful BLACK
- y. II consists Of oay the DreptirtItIo,a
20 20 1Snts T oy halt, Address. Z. UPHAN -
"a Jay ne Street, Phlladeiphia, Pa. CiTcnisSs
sent L ee. Solo by all Druggists.
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rKEE lU B0Uk AGENIS

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t.Jsssty 4>sOsS
~-OV A4.IC .5~I .i1.IIE slAs
-AoSH., IsSS "a NiislI o. <A~uISss, NA4LOGNAI-
CoAAsniSG ~, LA.A-auSIpIIIa, Ia, NL.N~5O,
A.i. - D. 1@Ou-s, AAo. JssO4n
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTgtT OF
B U @ H U
HELMBOLD'S

10y any other preparation, as in Chlorosis, or
Retention, Painiulness, or suppression of
Customary EvacuatiOns, liberated or Scirrhus
State of the Uterus, and ell complaints Incl
dental to the sex, or the decline or change of
fe.
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3lew q trfrtism ent.

s'rc'n Cooley & Dauehy AdverIi.int
Agents of New York.
GENTS W AN fED-(s-25 A MUNTHJ-bs
- tiio A-dEulI-AN hNIAAING .IANLIIN4
~, DOo1O>, AI-ASo-., Or %. LOG.S, No.
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Agents! Read This !
Royal Havana Lottery

fiizts ctshed and information furnisbs,7, h,,
LEOEGE UPhAM, Providence. Il + "
S.bN Week kSaIary!-yonng nue., -,
ga as local anu travelling salesmen a.
al ess with stainp) r. II. WALKER S p5rt--
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NONE ARE GENUINE unyess done
up in steel engraved wropper Wth fac.
similc of my Chemical Warehouse, and
signed
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28

tian Association, The most prominent
clergymen attended. Resolutions were
adopted to hold union meetings in all the
churches and Lincoln hall for ten DAYS
before the convention meets, and outdoor
meetings in various parts of the city.
THAT HUGE FRAUD.
WAsHINGroN, April 26.-The alleged
discovery Of frauds perpc!ratcl by NJ.
Victor Pace, the French consul general
at New York, in the purchase of arms for
France during the late war, has created
much surprise here The French charge
d'aHa,rs says Very positively that, SO far
as known VI. Pace has perpetrated no
frauds, and be is not suspected OF having
done So.
THE PoIST OF THE MATTER
is this: that he claims that under certain
rules he was entitled TO commission on
purchases, while the French government
takes the opposite view Of Che case. All
the money in dispute has been placed in
bank to remain until the matter l. finally
disnnsnd cf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28
Every one his own Doctor.

private Instructor for married persons or
those about 20 be married, both male and female
IN everything conccrping the ply ,iCiogy and re-
lauOn= 81 our sexual system, and the production
and prevention OF offspring, including all the new
discoveries never before gwen n the English Ian
guage, by M. YOUNG, ". D. This l. really a
| valuable and Interesting work. i is written in
PLAIN language for the general reader and j. illus
trated with numerous Cngrayings. Al young
| married people, or those contemplating marriage,
and having the least Impedineut TO married III
| should real this book. II discloses secrets that
every one should be acquainted with still IL f. "A
book that must he locked up and not lie abont
the house II VIII be sent to any address on re-.
ccipt Of 90 cents. address Dr. WIN. YOUNG, Sc .
40 Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
nov luHGm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28
INDIANA.
Celehrat ton OF the SGD Anniversary of
Odd.Fellowship In America.

LAFAYETTE ISD- April 26.-The Odd
Fellows celebration here today was a
grand success, notwithstanding the rain,
which continued all day. The procession
formed at 10 o'clock, and after marching
through the principal streets, halted at
grove north of the city, where a standard
seats had been erected for addresses. The
PROMINENT PERSONS
on the stand were the President and Vice
President Of the United States ex-Gov-
ernor Oglesby, Of Illinois - Past Deputy
Grand Sire Herndon, Hon. H. S. Lane,
Past Grand Representative Morton, Hon.
g. s. Orth, and Chaplain Rev. w. Rode
we'll. The exercises were opened by the
reading Of the scriptures and prayer by
the chaplain.
TIL EvIcE-PREsIDEST SPEAKS.
Past Grand Representative Shcuyler
ColfaI was then introduced, and delivered
an eloquent and appropriate address. He
reviewed the history and progress Of odd
Fellowship in the United States and was
attentively listened to and elected the
most hearty applause from all present.
After the address,
TIE PRESIDENT
was loudly called for. He came forward
amidst tremendous cheering, after which
Senator Morton was called for and brief.
ly thanked the audience for the courtesy.
REPRESENTATIONS.
Before closing the exercises on the
ground Past Grand Representative Under
wood, on behalf of the ladies of the degree
Of Daughters Of Rebekah, of the LAFAYETTE
lodge, presented the Vice President with
very handsomely bound Bible.
ADIyNER.
After the celebration exercises the Pres.
identisl party and number Of invited
guests dined at the Lahr house. Shor,
speeches were made by the President and
number Of others,
DEPARTURE.
The President left al 8 o'clock, on II
special train, for Toledo Ohio, and the
'iee-Pre'dent left soon after By spe-
eial train, for his home at South Bend.
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NoTECL@.

state Of Illinois, Alexander county, ss.
10 the May Iefm, A. H., ls'l, OF The Alexander
county Probue Court.
IN the matter Of the gu0rdlGush y Of minor
heirs Of Peter ~tplietou, deceased Notice of
res gnstol.
10 I'll persons concerned Take notice, that
me uCter- !nri, guardian OF the person and
property 81 Miruael stnplcton, minor her Of
Peter rttp TON, d'cpa-ed, Will, on the third day
oi IA" Nay Term, a. D., ls7l Of the ia court, To
be holden Ht tho court house 10 the city OF Caro-.
ln sad county, on tie third Monday OF Nav
next present o. rtla court Tor Hrccp sncc, hIs
1t''pA.h"i OF I've uiu,e Of guardian Cf snnd Nj.
'hAsl Suspicion, according tu tho Htltut ia such
( e"-" ia'Heuui provided.
john CANNON,
Guardian ut Michael Stailr'nu
i"'' %. 'H..'r i'...t ilr liiA day oIAprII. IN
.af. a.
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0HDETANCG 30. Iia.

''' ',.", .ucul sect On a,.oi an orl.,.n,.
,f,f ~. ora hanHc % adap' the ord 5,a'',g
' '''' WY '' '-ro as revised AMI ooiilrTi-'S5
', ca NJ cL''."'' - 'e csy Council Of the City Of
.. ,.,', j.. Ita. ~ section 80 Boo and tho .s,,o
M. t,i ....A..u nEaauIug at tlie end thrr""g
may be- .''.'.,g,,1ii f., iIoln,i rei cedar lumber
pr.t, ',"I-lrs, stfingcr- and posts. and w."
J,.s ~ w" l"-io work may !. eri %, |'" 80 '"o
pT0upg u .n'l,' tquaro laid on 'he surface of H.
h'v"ui'''. n TIC opinion II tho stteet Cr W, ,lo
u''IN,i tApcdIeut a. do So ''"'""''''
approve, Apuu l7h, ls3I,
sprl9iiGI '' w. "AN0pEH, Mayor,
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DMEX STFs TORS
"a 'EEGla..

E-tlts ofJohn Vpndyrlic, Deceased.
The under. sHed having been appointed Al.
niniEtrUor OF the estate Of John Nandvcke late
OF the County VI Alexander and State 81 Illinois
deceased, hereby gives notice that ho will appear
before the County Court Of Alexander County nj
The court house n Cairo W he Muy tenn on tho
3ri Sion lay In May next, 40 winch me all pcr.
sons having claims against SAID estate nrc no.
tiled AMI requested 7. attend for tho purpose of
having tia same adjusted. All persona indebted
TO saII C.tat" .ge requested 10 make Immediate
payment 30 The undersigned.
ated this li.h lay Of March, 4. D.Is7I
mchllw1. ISAAC WALLER, Administrator
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ADNlvrsTEATOR'S SALE
"a az PEAE ESTATE.

By virtue ofan order and decree OF the County
| Court of Alexander county, limo n, maze on the
| petition ofthe Undersigned, Ih'inas Ms'tain' al
| fnini.trator Of the estate % Ashley v. Massey
| deceased 81 tho Ma-ch Term, 1871, u said court,
| fo.wft on the -l-t dai Of March, 1871, snail, on
the 18Th day Of May Is5 Deiween the neu y, h %
zen O'Clock In the forenoon ana four tIoch ~ te
afternoon OF said day, sell, at pubhc SAFE AZ the
fropt door Of the Court H"ls' IN the ct! o. $40,
In laid count, the real estate described as follows,
fo.uist Beginning al the southeast corner OF
claim C.i. survey $50. on an ash and sweet gum
running south Of west, with the original Inc Of
said survey, 20 the bank Of the Mississippi TYer,
one hundred and eighty poles four links west OF
a black OAK nire inches in diameter, thence up
the river ffty-four poles TO q store, three LINKS
northwest ola Hack oak eight inches in diameter,
thence north Of east one hundred and eighty
poles TO stone on the northeast line 0 said sur
y"yi thence iiy-iour poles, east Of south, with
said line l. the beginning, containing sNty.sN
7i-l0O.h acres. Also, beginning at stone, fifty
four poles north clearing thirty-nine degrees
forty minutes westJ from tue southeast corner Of
the original survey, trlarm tsl, survey 800 run
uipg thence west Clearing south hiiy degrees
twenty minutes wesu one hand ed aud e ghty
poles 10 a stone, three links northwest Of a ba X
oak eight inches IN diamcteE, on the bank Of the
Mississippi river: thence up with and on the
bank Of The said Mississippi river ninety.four
poles stone; thence eGat (bearing north tity de.
grees tReItymIrntc- east one hundred and eighty
poles to Stone ia the original line Of said survey,
thence south Gearing east with the eastern line II
the said survey ninety four poles 10 q stone IN
the said line, the beginning corner Of the tract Of
land herein last described. Containing one hum
drCd and hyc 1j-lOJth acres. All oftho sad lands
above described being the south part ofcla'm No.
Gsl survey No. &c. in Alexander county,
Illinois, containing m the aggregate los and
30 IJpth acres and known a. The Ashley y. Massey
farm. Subject only 70 the rghtoi the present oc'
cupant 10 make g crop on sald lands for the year
1871, aad Che right Of the heirs Of SAID Ashley ~
Massey deceased, TO collect and receive the rents
OF said land for the year ls5ll; on the following
te:ms, fo.Wit: one half of the purchase money
to be paid cash in hand, and the balance IN
twelve months from date ~ sale, the purchaser to
give sole mortgage on the premise, sold 10 Sc.
cure the payment OF the unpaid purchase money.
Dated this 23th day Of March. 1871.
THOMAS MARIAN,
Administrator OF the estate OF Ashley y. Mas
sey, deceased.
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English Reports.
THE PARIS BLOCKADE.

IhE fAbIs BLOthADk.
LONDON, April GA dispatch from
Brussels says the Northern railway COM
pany has notified all its station masters
that the blockade Of the Paris Commune
is established, and that provisions destined
for the French capital must be re-trans-
mitted TO their senders.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28
nISSOIUTION.

The partner.hip existing between Ios u De-,
tnd Hugh NJ. Mann, 80 far a. the "IrnD pa ~. h.eh
chnery supplies store II concerned IL wa n
ussolSod by mutual consent, Jos. D. Reel nay
,hs bought out the the Interest Of II. ~. Mann ~
Tie store Will DO conducted under the name OF
Tn. coi. jos. u. REED.
psi, 10y INFO Iron WORKS viii be conducted a,
''''' '"Nei We hrm name Of Reed a Mann.
Jos. u. REED,
Cairo. m. A,..uo.. HUGH NJ. MANN.
@Nhi NJ, nprljlm
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Gke Bulletin
TELEGRAPHIC
FRANCE.
Pert D'assy sueesmbiue 90 the Govern.
nent Batterie-.

Pert D'Gssy ouee1mbiug 90 the Cove rn.
ment Batteries.
VERSAILLES, April 25.-Fort DIssy re-
piled but feebly yesterday 10 the fire OF
the batteries of the Versailles army at
Mendon, Crcteuil and Chatillon. It is
thought the Insurgents will soon evacuate
the fort, - the incessant FIRE of the gov
eminent batteries prevents repairs of the
breaches already made In its walls.
BRrDoINo THE SEINE
The army Of the Assembly are establish
Ing pontoon bridges across the Seine, at
PuteanI and Neuilly.
THE ALoLRIAS RESURRECTION.
LONDON, April ga correspondent at
Versailles writing Tuesday says; Anal
gsrian member Of the Assembly said the
Algerian instruction was most alarming
and dispatches were hourly received de-
handing aid. The insurrection was il
Imitation Of that in Paris, with the objec
OF pillage. Picard replied that measure
had been taken TO suppress the outbreak
and that the accounts Of the iusurrection
had been exaggerated.
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LEGAL.
HKUSTI1 E'S SALE,

Whereas, James s. Rearden and Mary V. Rear
den, OF the city Of Cairo, county Of Alexander and
State of illinois, by their certain sale Mortgage,
bearing date the fifteenth day Of February, A d..
ls1e la recorded in book ''Z' of Mortgages,
page A. IN the recorders office OF Alexander
county, Illinois, did convey IN fee 10 the under.
signed A. II. Stafford, Trustee for the Commerce. l
Insurance Co., OF Chicago, the Independent Insu-
rance Co., of Boston, and >. NJ. Moore & Co,
Chicago, the following described lots or parcel Of
land tO.wit: Lot numbered eleven IN in block
numbered hhy.two lj2l lying and being IN the
city of Cairo, Alexander county, Illinois.
Provided, however, that in case of default IN
the payment OF three certaid pfomissOry notes OF
the SAID James 3. Reardcn, each bearing even
date with the SAID sale mortgage, each being for
the sum Of ts3is ll-lU) three hundred forty-e ght
and ll-l00 dollars and being more fully
Described in said sale mortgage, due and payable
lal ten per cont per annum from date, that the
Undersigned A, p, Stafford, trustee, his legal
representative or attorney, should proceed and
sell the SAID premises, as 10y sad sale mortgage
provided, and execute to the purchaser good
and sufficient deed, conveying all the right and
Rearden, by SAID sale mortgage, conveyed TO the
undersigned. And whereas, default has been made
IN the payment of said notes and the entire prncl
pal and interest of each olsaid notes, remain
due and unpaid.
Nov. therefore, notice IL hereby given, that by
mortgage, ! will, on Thursday, the 4th day OF
May, 1871, at the said premises, IN the city OF
Caro-, Illinois, ht the hour of ten o'clock, am o
SAID day, sell the premises aforesaid, ut public
vendue, 10 the highest bidder for cash In hand
and WIZ execute and deliver TO the purchaser a
deed therefor. A. u. SAFFORD,
Mortgage and Trustee.
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WASHINGTON.
AheEed Frauds--M est Point A.ed,
Belknap-Odd-feIio
MILITARY CuANGFs.

MILITARY CHANCES.
Colonel Thomas G.. Pitcher, Of the Frs,
infantry has baen relieved from duty as
superintendent Of the Military academy
at West Point, and Colonel Thoma. If
Ruger, Of the Eighteenth infantry )a.
been detailed to take his place. IL viii
proceed there and assume charge on ,ho
first Of September, relieving C.r,a,r
Pitcher.
BELKNAP.
The Secretary OF War left here to.gny
on a visit 10 his child in Cincinnati vl,
Is dangerously H.
ANNIVERSARY or oBp.ryttn,,s,,.
The ffty-second Anniversary I'll, ,lo ,.
tablishment Of the Iudepenlcn, o,I.r ~,
Odd-Feilows in this country VA. o.r.
brated to-day by the cncampmcnt, anal
lodges of the order in this district. Thor.
was grand procession, aud exercise. o..
Masonic theater, including several nd.
dresses and the singing OF two orjgfrol
odes. In the evening there was coplip.
uAtion ofthe celebration at OId Fellow.
hall
THE INDIAN WAR ~ ARIZONA,
governor Stafford, Of Arizono, who cam,
East 70 attend the organization of ia,
Texas Pacific Railroad Company, ha, been
summoned back to Assis, the people in hi.
territory in repeiling the hostile Tndion.
He left for California last night,
coRcoRAs, ILL
Much solicitude is expressed for w NJ
Corcoran, who has been sick several d.,.
THE YIN. C. A. CONVENTION.
The officers Of the Young Mems mi.
tian Association Of Washington ,Li,
morning gave breakfast at the NationaI
hotel TO the pastori Of the city, 70 consul,
aAregard 70 the approaching information.
81 convention Of the Roung Mems Chris.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-28
They are the Greatest Known Reme.
dies.

For LiyeTCompIant, Dyspepsia, Nervous peblli.
y, Ja-ndlce, Disease Of the Kidneys, ErIp-
tons OF the SKIN, and all diseases
arising from a disOrdeIei
Liver, stomach, or i'm
DuIity Of the
Blood.
ht"i th~ OHo"lng symptoms; Ccnpa,IOnSa
llaiuience, Inward Piles Fullness Of blood 10 tbe
mead, Ac,Gity OF the stomach, Nausea, Hart.burn.
disgust Oiiood, iuilncss or weight in the Stomach
sour Efnc'atlons, sinking or ruttering at the oil
Of the stomach, swimming of the he1d bnr,iisI
81 IlHttit breathing, buIerlng at the heart chok.
!hg or huHocat!ng sensations when IN IyiAc pos.
I'Isi a.mhess Of vision, dots and webbs before the
fiSh' dui pam inthe head, deficiency of perspir.
anon ytIlo"hess oI the skin and eyes pain in
tst sllc, back, chest, limbs ETC., sudden ilushes
OF htai, burning IN the flesh constan, inaginlnps
oI e'il' hhagtedt depression OF spirits. All these
lhlIGAte disease Of The Liver or digestive organs
combined with impure blood. e'''
Inc use OF the BueT- or Tonic will soon cause
Mui become well and hIalIy.