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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-17

,ai - 30 Alexis. b '15a- i9f o.
Good Prince Alexis, You must know st ve=es,
This awful delay; .2
Why don't you come, sir9 the girls are at
home, sir; St'f ,,f i,i. lli5, t,' '.
Then hasten. we pray. ,,e5'.n + +
Scion Of Romanoifl you've delayed long
= Osar that's to be;, r- ua
Eater Of walrus lard, trained oil CT tallow
hard, 's'a" - TTs mo 3
Loyest thou me3 d.trt
Here, great st. Peters son. Prince of all Rus
'eia's throne,
II Views for you.A Il tsA.lj I; ID
Hearts ache to be their sharing in bruins
Loving and true. 10
-Ohignons and toilets rare, dresaos Of cost and
The prince await. sHA lfAtf 'ra
Noodles d'avenue, debutantc. parvenue,
Millionaire great. "l''s 2" .
Haste then. good Petor-kin, bring squiok your
vessel in, Ap n lR .. .',i1ITirr. -.
k. Heed no alarms; hiIai14.tI .,
Here. in our happy land, open in heart and
"a Ely to our arms. ..J - 4ei..iH.t II
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-17

Change of Schedule.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, s. O., June 0, 1871.
&sss a 1T 6sl@ Change Of Schedule
80 - !. 81 ss5Z--Sy to go into effect on
and after Sunday, 11th instant:
MAIL AND PAssENaER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at. TAO q m
Arriye At Oharieston at $40 p IN
1teaVe Oherlestonat. 800 m
ArilYe 81 Oolumb1a at... ............... 40 p m
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN, (sundays excepted.1
Leave Columbia at. .7.5e p m
AtflVe a. Oharieston at... .6.45 m
Heave Charieston at. at.................7.10p 10 p m
Arrive at Columbia at. G 90 a M
Camden Accommodation Train will con
1inue to run to Columbia as iormerly-Mon-
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
A. L. TYLER, Vice-President.
. 3. y. P1oKINs. General Ticket Agent.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-17

Charlotte. Col. 'mbia and Augusta &. 3
SUPER NTENDENT's OFFICE,
Col, D1A, 3. O., August 4, 1871.
E @ hRn5A A. ON and after SUNDAY
- - g1szzZ.-Sk2gn 3z&S52 next, 9Th inst, the follow.
ing:schedule will be run over this road:
IA f GOING NORTH.
Train No. I. Train No. q.
Leave AuRusta..s.. 1925 A. NJ. COOP. III.
Leave Columbia. .. g. 09 A. II. 11.00 P. III.
Arrive Charlotte. -. .2.15 p. NJ. $40 A. NJ.
GOING SOUTH.
I.Anye Qbsrle.ae =. s..7.40A N. s.1sP.M.
Leave Columbia. -. !. 81 P. NJ. $50 4. NJ.
Arrive Augusta..... $50 p. NJ. 7.30 NJ.
lNo6 Train daily. No. q Train daily, Sum
days excepted. Both trains make close con-
nection;to all points North, South and West.
Through tiofSts sold and baggage checked
to all principat points. Standardtime-Wash-
ington City time, 16 minutes faster than this
city. E. P. ALEXANDER, General Sup.
!; L. r. DORSEY, Gen. Freight and Ticket Al gent
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-17

Some one thinks that young man
must have q very fancy opinion Of him
self when he proposes to young lady
to marry him, and then coolly informs
her that twill be at least two or three
years before he is able to marry. r tsi
They tell of Chicago lady whose hus.
band was worth $3.50, 900 before the
Chicago fire, and who travelled last sum-
mer with sixteen Saratoga trunks: now
all she has left was saved in two barrels.
An Eastern paper announces that the
Baron da He'll is the new French Consul
General at frankfort. IF Frenchman
in frankfort gets into trouble, now, hs
may 60 to go him. 'A2 ''rf e
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-15
TWO FRIENDS.

pey were only two dogs. Their friend.
Tor each other began where t,o many
IAN friendships have found q disastrous
nntimely -niing during the intimacy
unavoidable by long journey.
We're among the pioneers who set
Califnrnia and went over the Plains,
70 railroads were thought of, with q
company Of men, women, childr' n,
horses. and doubtless, too, Other
But no third dog, of high nr low
e, hunter or lady's pet, could win
with either Of these two, or win
rom his allegiance t. his chosen
y after day the weary caravan toiled
tia dry and arid country. Game
plenty enough to afford abundance Of
Ior man aud dog, and Ill went proc
lsly for the two canine frit nds till
pmpany had nearly pa-sed the whole
long and tedious route. Bus lust
they reached Sacramento City one of
Pes' NE Larger, was accidestiy injured,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-15
FacetiOus HINT. to Musicians.

THE punster Of the Boston Commercial
Bulletin says:
Learn, If possible. to play on the organ
before doing which it will be necessary to
become thorough in he art OF punctua.
ton. 30 that you will have no difficulty in
learning the stops.
When you begin to compose, you should
be quite composed; and when you have
completed piece, try it on the piano; il
it should prove too small, make q larger
piece.
If You find the piano Ia not your forte,
try some other instrument-the jewsharp
or triangle, for instance.
Avoid organ swells-they put on airs.
Always stick TO the right pitch; if you
use violinist. make your own fiddle stick,
unless you are one Of the beaux OF the
time.
You cannot catch 6sh with . clarinet,
nor get any marrow out Of . trombone
You may get plenty Of notes from an
orchestra although Il don't 60 aloan, but
has leader; generally . very fast man,
for he beats time.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-15
Kidney and B,aadcr Complaints,

Urinary and womb Diseases Gravel, Diabees, Dropsy,
SLJppage Of Nae, Incondnence Of Urine, Bgigts Disease,
AlDInlnua, and ia all where there are bric-dust
deposits the water Is thick, cloudy, mixed with sub
stances Ike tie White Of egg, threads Ike white silk
or there morbid, dark bilious appearance, and white
bonedust deposits, and when tie - pr1ckng burning
sensation when passing water, and pam In the Small Vi The
HlrLa md al M I've Linn
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-15
fLEASE
Read the Following Letter !!
MorSr VERNON. III. April %, is71-
leasra. j. 4 HIyrfs e %. Ctncinn1i. OHIO:

MorNr VERNON. ILLs April %, 1871.
Nesrs j. n H1yTfs q Co. Csncinn1i. ohio.
GENTLEMEN heard one OF my customers speak Ia
sucb high terms OF Hens Lung .rlm to-day, that
thought would write 10 you the substance OF hs state
nleut He says his mother who syg Dad,s Of age
had SUFFERED with CoSsUsiSrios for SEVERAL YKhfs,
and has bn under the care OF aonr best hvsicons bu
received any permanent benefit then she rsofffd
TO most every Kind OF Cough and Lung sam that .ouo
BE- procured for her. but al 10 no ae1H. he III grew
worse until she was confined 70 her bed and When she
seized With psroxysm Of Coughing she would Lose
TIE yoineT Of rczpirion and they were compelled TO
sJn 10 vsrious means restore blea hing and lille she
cugbed hard she could not exIectofae anyt ing and
the f. friends had given up all hopes OF her
coyery. Her noticed the advertisement II Aliens
Lung PaSam IN the Cbristidn Adroe and they thought
thay would procure and Try u. They commenced giving
her the basam at clock r. dinied, do-e every
hour until midnight; then she took another spell OF cough
ing, and espctoraed mouthin Of dark, yellow matter,
which something se hsd not b-en abi 20 do for some
time They continued 10 give her the B-an until morn
ind, and then she began 20 exrcOrate lrely and within
two hours she had YNPKrToRATrD TtIIpK Pots OF mucs
matter. which gave her immediate nii4 and since that
time continued 10 I'm he sits all
day and can walk about tire beuse and taa considerable
outdoor exercise Her bought ~ the alsnm to-
day. and he u siaSend Bg very highly u every one.
Very respectfully, . ..,.,.
Was there ever greater proof Of merit thar the this
ssff. ref raj n2
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-15
HANNAH +. KNAPP.
ANIMpORTANTLETTER

TTOIiitl teiUtITlh
Ono, for the past l0rly We'll known " the book pub
llshIs ulrong The United SusteH:
NEW YORK. Oct. 18th. 1870
DR. RAILWAY Dear Str.-I am Induced by a sense Of
dnty the sun ring 10 make brief statement OF the work.
ing Of yopr meJicsc myself For several years had
affeted with troubein the bladder and urinary
organs which twelve months ago eliminated Ia
most terribly MI ctng disease. which the physicians all
said was prostate structure In the ea also infain.
nation q the kidneys and bladder. and gave Il rs their
opinion that my age-73 yearswoud prevent my ever
getting radically cured had tried a number OF physi.
ans and had taken large quantity Of medicine both al
lopatlIe and homeopathic but had got relief had
read Of astonishing having been made by your RENE
dies; and some four months ago read notice In the Phil
pliia Saturday EUeiing Jod OF having been
'cted person who had long been suffering hsd
been. went right of and got some OF cachyer sarNa-
parlian Rsolymt, Ready Relief and Regulating Pills
and commenced taking them. In three days greatly
relieved and no eei as well a. ever.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-15
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perfectly tascless elegantly coated with sweet gum, purge,
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for the Of ali disorders Of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels
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eH Observe the following syrn ptoms resulting from
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when In a Lying Posture, Dininess OF Vision, Dots or
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box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one letter stamp
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Information worth thousands VIII be sent you.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-15
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for hfy cents. There IL not
remedial agentin this world that viii cure Fever and hgne
and an other Malaous. Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow
and other Feyei (aide by ibWAY'S PILLS. so quiCk
as RADWAY s READY RELIEF. Fifly cents per bottle
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-15

there h . family In Vermont consist.
iue Of i've sissees. who ass I'll over ninety
years Oh, and Of thsss hsofAen I'll over
eighty ye0s old
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-15
[i,,,ellaIleous Reading.
busI TO "BETJY AND I ARE
OUT"
nv HELEN BARRON BosrwrcK.


OUT"
nvHrLEN BARRON BosTwIcK.
,.oncht back ire paper, lawyer, and fetched
tne a p~ hing are regular-settled up fair, and
,, Ssa neen talking with Caleb, and Caleb has
ta' ,@ount Of it is we're minded to try once
more ~ agree.
..me here on the business-only q word to
SAY - ,a,4 5000
eb IL stakins PS" 'e' ~ S S
% oIs iii you and parson how that we've changed
j, u tear np the paper. lawyer; you see it wasn't
signed.
now IL parson Ia ready, I'll walk with him to-
yards home;
nj to thsnk him for some things; twas kind
'howed the Cnri tan spirit, stood by u arm
,;antu't have cnange our mind squire, Nhe'd
been y lawyer too.
.,--How good the san feels, and the grass
and BLOWN trees.
ething ABOUT them lawyers makes me feel ut
W " Mound to state particulars to that man.
ia rixht y0a should know, pSrson, ABOUT our
change OF piah'
. wav.r;n, /. little Ca,eh
been some Gays waVe'ln' n'1'e' oAieD
v d.S he hateful paper at the bottom of the
sea- -. .,,..... - A..
guess twas the p prayer ias' evening" sno tue
few WoIos you sau, ona A,oruh. .h,,,~.
70 . hesa'
ace when we came to division, there was
'unso ,s tw.i We vearOld bsby. she couldn't
y " ws ss ons s%s''''"' WV ''' -.o ~
'. . 80 ~. q, the other INIT inst kent within
% with one VI LUG os1ei' wv J~ss AeP' "A--
PoiAu Nv, orA mamma and vharo they
~ "So'
h %beva MAS CrAndsire's Bible, he died ON our
.nev dsv' -
cou.a IN inv '-'' Wv ' '
sheets sna. s ma' o"'''' > '-f' :
tho sweet OLD names worked in-Tryphena,
snu A'' 80
90, En- ha ha I'd then parson but II grew hard
egan " 70 n~iu 'neA'
;n, ~ caleb established down at McHenrys-
A ,Iians A week 'twould cos him; no mend
ins MIR sorr of care.
hoard ut the Widow Meacham's, . woman
We se, xeh' "n 'aihnl astseu " -D'' 'on'e
maize a dozen striped shirts and q pair of
% y. nas o fruck. .u'p'u 'nn's' " p'A -
81 o.. r., cut ! door uav from the kitchen tn
l re- w :se ~ CUT uo"f why "0'' VIC A'N ~
I'VE YOU climbing steps much In frosty wealth
hroroh, -, tho ,a, n, Iost-r felt a sinkin,
Dl sn9 no me ING 20" ~ 'a'
.LaJ o. ~. ala with tho aonr in the snrino of
'Ae six a. n ,er ru VIII VIC AsD'' - 'ps
re- then .o,, droppad in. parson :,twas IT much
Etle chiiareu love one another s. but the thing
""s A''i'o s'oh' u'"u'
.,.,,
ould like to make confession; net that I'm go
my W faJ -. $1,000 o. 49,
fault Was "1' on my s'ae' 'ha' never was my
way. ..,,. ,ha. ,,oX,ar tho, how ,t,s 7
may be true that women-tho no" Us
'can see or,o,;,, than mn, L,ou bou
70 Dc
parson, me De'ghoofs me"aiin
the church i ram. Win us twas "o's'
IN, mai - "a bas Caleb thoueh nav
I'VE tnoasua, aau 81 nus o"''0' Nio"sA A"'
ga Vent 10 their own business. we should
nave so'
know,
'1 sna nue. e' " ''' '''
' Wilbur 'Hsu s ae. shborhood,
ason VI ura,er' they called it didn't do an
tell you about the heifer-one OF the ktndest
and test
out Vest:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-15
Tanner Of Twelve Yenrs' Growth Cured by
haAMay's McsOINcnt.

BsvKrLY, Mass, July fs, 1863.
D.. RAW IL have had ovarian uinor ia the
res and bowels. All the doctors said "tlerc
fJr u" tried everything that was recommended; but
nothing helped me. saw your Rl-plsent and thought
would Try II; but bad no faith in because had suffered
for telse years. took six bottles OF tie kcsolyct and
box Of Railway Pills. and two bottles VI your Ready
lief and there Is nlta sign OF tumor 10 be seen or FELT,
Give years The worst unor was In the lett side al the
bowels the goia write this you for the benefit
of Others. You can publish tiff ysp choqse;
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-15
DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILLIAN RES0LVENT,
Vba Grao% nYood Dr. riaar

Every drop Of the SARsAPARILLIAN RESnLyFNT
communicates through the Blood, sweat, Urine and other
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pairs the wastes Of the body with and ind ma ieia
SToft1n Syphilis, Consumption, GA1Hdatar dtSedse
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Flesh, 9i3ors fnaceIsfphe Womb, and oil toedkeHiq0
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az icosts ~ me lie principle are tehfn Ue curnire
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If The patient daily becoming rCdLced by tie WASTES and
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Not only does the AARsAPARtLrIhs - VENT excel
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05

THE BULLETIN.
Publication once, Iiuiietin BuiIdins.
Washington Avenwe.
THE DEMOCRACY.
THE PARTY or THE PEOPLE.

I THE PARTY or THE PEOPLE.
Gen Ewing, Of Ohio. closed n recent
! speech with the following tribute 10 the
Democratic party:
| In this contest the Democratic party
Is the sword and buckler of the people.
IL has fought every existing abuse, and
tried to apply every appropriate remedy.
Though sometimes controlled BIZ knayerv
and racked by discord and by war, Il hss
kept the faith in the people and free GOV.
eminent, which Jefferson, It's elorIous
apostle, taught It represents no faction,
but the whole people; no section. hut the
whole world. II Il not white mana
party nor black mans party;a poor
name or rich mans party. II 10 the
peoples party. 1t will t-ampls on sno
man, and give no man preference before
the law. 1t stands for the reserved rights
OF the people and states, because liberty
dwells In them. II IL Jealous of every
extension Of federal power, because Iii.
path TO consolidation leads on 20 despotism.
u fights for equality against privilege
democracy against aristoeracy--govern.
ment by the ballot, against government by
the dollar and the bsyonet. II looks TO
the people, and seeks direction and
strength from them, whence comes the
inspiration ofevery great reform And 1t
now especially calls on the masses of tn,
Republican and labor parties-thc "plain
people, who are interested lesst in mere
party triumpbs, and most in such meas
ures OF reform o. shall give TO the work.
ing man "a fair share ofthe wealth he Gre
ates, while laying on him only fair share
Of the Just burdens Of govsrnment--to
help overthrow the Republican party, all
Of whose policies lend to strengthen, sx-
empt and eIalt capital and weaken, bur-
den, and degrade labor. "
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05

q. .. KALB, Secretary.
CATION OF LEADING WHoLIsALE AND
Those Of or readers whs contemplate visiting
ss c ~. p:.:s cut ns 1 And U.S.
made and are strictly frst-class.
ART GALAXY.
Looking Chaser. Picturs Frames, 10. George
NJ Harding ..l07 N. Filth street.
ARTIFICIAL ARMS AND LEGS.
Prize let free. Lewis Lockwood, 50 Pine u,
9l OF. LOUIS ALE BhEwIRY.
I % D, y. YounRA Co.. SIS N. Commercial o.
BAGS AND BAGoINo.
h l. Chase, II. n Nam street.
(sTAR) BASKET MANUFAcr0RY.
Sans :.n e: GAM Mani Of
B0OKsILLeR sTATIoNEk
Send for catalogue: Nv hcIs'yre, No 4 south
Fith street
frsl ST. LOUIS BOOK NEWS co.
Wholesale stationers, &C., so7 n Fourth street.
BOOKSELLERS claw and general).
soule, Thomas 1 winsor. 2iS N Finh.
PILLIARD TABLES, LOOKING oLAssIs,
Picture Frames, &c. julius Bake, Thonsssa ,
| 81 y.rr-4 Co, II s6th.
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
AsCarter 4 Co, y corner Nh and Walnut
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURE,
l Henry Timkin, sA d sl6 N slxtn Street.
| CHARTER OAK STOVES.
Excelsior Manufacturing Co.. sl2 N Main street.
10 CIDER (MIssoURI).
] Green 1 Clark. 1000 Pine street
! ~ CIDER (oHI0).
Henry Eich. 1875 Seventh street.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
ssnd for Catalogue Circular. Jonathan Jones,
President, corne: Fifth and Olive.
DIRT GOODS (wHoLEsALE AND KETAIL).
william Barr Co, cor Sth 4 81 Charles:
HNuiHE, BOILER AND SHEET IRON WORKS.
Alex. crosier 4 Co. 1854 N Main street.
mon A 1T M ~
oten and Compressss. Smith. BssGs Co.
!. .InF 80 500 Main, cor Morgan. ..
uRNITuhE BEDDING, wHoLEsALE AND
RETAIL. srt.s rt...f.
70 Curtis Mason, 2l6 Washington avenue.
luRsrruHE, (wHoLEsALE AND RETAI
:. $40 Si3 n Fourth street. 90 n '
JURNIruRE, (wHoLEsALx vHp RErAII).
Sanford C 5cArritt. N e corner eth Locust.
b ~ = branch house f4 Market st.
"a GUNS, PISTOLS AND AMMUNITION.
importers and Jobber-.+ II Folsom 4 Co, $50 4
f.rur GAN Main street.
LUMBER (wH0LEsALE).
echnslis Qseri, NV cor 9Th and hullanphy.
I'D - LEATHER AND SHOE YISDINos.
sols gent Anglo Machine Silk; Harvey Tstts-
mer. s2l n Fourth at.
AILLIFEIy, STRAW GOODS, RIBBONS, silks,
lmSsrsrs sSslsT poo1 w.; g, Todd Co.
rArExr soLIclroRs, US. AND yoREIaS)
Mo, and washington, DC.
fRIEfING INK NAHUIAcToRY.
DTAsfasn, sixt q, near chouieau ave,
HALLWAY . MANUFACTURERS
supsliss, Iron d Wood working Machinery,
Rice. Dsnkles ca, II south Fifth street.
sckLks, (rAIRBAkKs srANDARD.)
rsirbsnfs, Gresuieaf Co. soa wsshln e,on sv-
SEWING MACHINES. (NoIsKLKss).
Wilcox snd Gibbs, Dos Fourths,
eroNfNARR AND PIPB MANUrAcrokr.
For scqteducts, sewers sno culvsrts " Louis
20 @"l 6tonswAre Co. los N Fourth,
sTlhI1N0 stLvKRwARE hANUIAcToRr.
KstAblithsd In 1883 4 DuTsn 3oo n Seventh
fYrY1ouHpRY AND PAPrR noUss,
~ tania type Foundry 90 lss Pine d
L. etigs ivfNEaAR MAEUyACrUkxn.
Ahsn Ciough si6 and 81 spruce st
| 3n' PIANOS, fBELL TREBLE rIANos).
Factory aud sAlesroom 3oI and 800 Choteau ay
Jsn o. ssnd Tor illustrated catalogue General
i seathwsStesA agency for the Budsst Osasps
| "a .ra ST LOUIS MANUFACTURER 90
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COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE

CNxCHAN0n, ce,n. bank sss,ss ed GATED
"a statss sscaritiss bsasht ssA ssla. ali or
Inssrsst Alleuea on Tams Dsp~saas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATCnEIOR's DYE.

i superb Hair Dye ~ the nrsr n THr WoRLI
riec,li Harmless Reliable and Insth 20 teoG-
Impeachment. No Ridiculous Tints or Tn.
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X or nstur i Brown. Does not siaiu the
|. hut Leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Besuti
The only safe and Perfect Dye
q BY all druggists. Facto 10 Bond Street
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ST. LOUIS FAIR.

D4glns Ost. 2nd and Continues until
Oct. 7th.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05
ON MARRIAGE.

bays for Young Men, on great Social Evil'
Abuses, which interfere With Marriage, en-
| the happiness OF thonsands,-r sur
p. Of relief for the Erring and Unfotunste
,.ed and d,bilitated. Sent IN sealed letie
hopes, free OF charge. Address, HowARi
TjcIATIoS, No. . :. Nin,h street Philadel.
Il Pa sepfiWlrn
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-05
CONSUMPTION.
CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE
Y DR.. J. II. SER Lh, VI. u.

|, any hunan beng has passed a way for whose
IA there was no other reason than thc neglect
nown ana indirputaOly nrUven means 81 cur
sc near ana dear To family and friends are
ping the dreAmicss slumDor into which, had
~ calmly adopted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-31
CITY COE.N(IL.
OFFICIAL PROCEED NGS.
IS0urd OfAItlernlCn.

At called meeting of the Board of Aldermen,
held March 50, 1871, there were present: w. II.
Marbury, esq, President, and MrsSrS. Simpson,
French, Suite, Agncw and Harmon.
A petition of DR.. NJ. NJ. Lewis t" have the
curb reset in front of his property on Gamer
on street, WAS referred to the Committee on
Streets, with power I" act.
A report If the special committee t" whom
WAS referred the matter of building Il new court
house, &c, on the market square, was read and
adopted.
\ resolution that tho Attorney for the C"rpo-
ration be instructed to enquire into the title {"
the property on Cameron street. between WASH
ington and Columbus, purchased for Il street by
the city was received from the Common Council
and adopted.
4 bill of Markell 6, Hill for printing blanks
for the usc Of the public Schools Sl6, received
from the Common Council and their action con-
Cured in.
The report of the Cnmnittcc on General Laws
on the petition Of e. W. Knox for remission of
tax us express company, was returned from the
Common Council they Adhrrng I" their action
and asking for Il committee IF conference, which
was agreed to, and Mcssrs. French, Suite and
Agncw appointed on the part ofthis Board.
The Board then adjourned. Tcste:
JNO j. JAM ESON, Clerk.