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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
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On first page, will be fonnd the
constitution Of the Order OF ParRoSs
oRIIrsBAspsl, ANA Circular otaihe
Secretary & the National GRANGE
from eae, oi,1Wilich those Interested
III the Ole. c}n gain some inforna-
tioa
The article on The Tax on Dis.
TILED Spirits, OF forth pace is " ORTIZ
perllsal An article, from tie Mar
Shall Times, on sane pare, relating
f. The Protection i0lea, places that
Journal sqaii.ly il iavor Of rrotee
ton u Home Industry. On same
page, may also be found some val
liable remarks. on the new railroad
p"riec,, from The Cellar Fails Caste.
Slow Coaches.
Hers, is 2 liule alYice for t',e ben
lit Of certain characters, net found,
we are glad T.. ALL, in Toledo, pr.
hap.not i'll Iowa. Nevertheless, Ii
is -sis!l that /! here are such characters.
il the w I ,.asll il one such Should
aceidaitf,ereal the following lina.,-
We !!ss. @ y r. prove e' as. as good as
" f.sp0s. III ssif irRa .iH #4a sias
~W.!fyil you 90 to the Posteili.c to
EctAa. s:alnp, fix .yoasseit right cp-
pesfte. tle~iaow, VA I'll. You pull
out N.Hf parse, ana then Offer a i've
dollar bil!,ia payment Bsyery par
llcutn 70 stunt AL the small change
m'l wrap yoirpockethook careinlIy,
aftelsw h:ea goa can r,sllek on sae
stamp at your ,leisgre md bang it
three aof .ig,irg Gmgs YitsYoa iist,
w.nie .uai listen u the erowi behind
yrn cafssi ypiA gtor4la soAvgcoach.
I,hren mose slowly or and .won4er
why ioll,s push So sss s
On tlf. evening Of Friday u ASS
week, general Caucus was held Al
''t7Souflsl'oasH. t,f''as nomination
o. caA's s. s. lof Guy 'fhcefs. :,
S''''l'.a A''s eili'i''iso' an' " u
''''9s'sfpa ''ssie'afy a#aa u a9T s
ihe ini'owing nominations were
nailsif u t y
For Mavos, Afford Phiiinsgsa4 e,.s'
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
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r O.. 0iP nyL.l.iA

Substitute Tor Mercury Pits - -
TWO PILLS < DOSE. y
Utmost .nqie9yf,}l, 1T Iaa6csaf, ~,
et5bH Grsslsf'5t b79sta s'' ! h
Y s mot necessary 5a-tasb i lan!fil Sc
these pills ia r,esluee tle desired sehaef:
Va ersi,en a,t quickly tsnl powerful lly.,'
eleaasing tho Ligrs. ssemaehiaae 8eweis =.
NJ Impurities. the esiacipal ingrsaleutis
poiopiyllir, o. the Alcoholic IStfact al
a'an,raiic. SAioiiiis by many times "a n
powerful, aating and seartb;ng t,tsr ire
Mandrake ilsils. It's peculiar act ion Is rips
on the Liver, cleansing i.speSGily from nj
oessFaissiens, with tae. peTer Of Nerears,,i
yet ice. frop, The injurious resglis attached
10 tie use Of That mfaera'
Fer al diseases ID ,s.fsch No use ofaa
catliartio Is iniicate9 these pitts viii give
entsei salts faction III every, ease. They.
MEYER. FAIL. si.s e.te H4ss as
IN eases o Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
ana exirsine cosiveness, Ur. lseesaaEs
Gefnr., Biiscrs or Tonic Should ho' ;scsla Il,
conmotaioa with tho niNs 1he ,onta effect
81 The Buffers .or Tonic huihis up tise sys-
tenn, The BNters., or fapic cpur'hes ,he
Blood strengthens the Nerves, Regulates,
lhe Liver and & tcs Strength, enetgs aid
viuuf 80 hAse s9sSlah ttst# 53sAstl
ksct volfl Bowsls aetiselwiih tile aEillss
ard tona sp. the system With M'ters or ron ]
ic, and ne.aisease gan sotsin. itStholl. es@
issal'SSf lhat Il L nee iroosYys i !
GERNNN REMEDIES that .ge' 81 ,,nise,->
salty i,sosi aa0 ki.Lsy rechmmensieass and
danst allowable iDraggsss toilnlucelyon ts'
tasslaayuai is else he may sag is jsss.
as, gaol because. Aeaaakes III larger. prof
M II These KeTsedies viii he sehtxy rNs
press 10 simy locality 'aran sppfitEsion II
tie PRiNGirAL ioFFteE at ske fMEpsl
CINE sHoRE., Sss 4asrii 81, fshilts.
ssaspiaisa. sI 3a.59 IS a5aaa.
Ci4s-s.e NJ. e VANS, nRCPaTOR,
telaIil u N. }AsNS9d 4 rt(h vi.
1atse nsm,44.,s ~ fbrl seEs wv IptY
gtsts, 9SfofcSertF53 RAJ 9idftas Nsal9S
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
Donation.


Honatis..
TIE irienls OF Rev. c. B., AIcsser
lave Arranged =. donation Tor him, IT
the Free Will Baptist Church. II
Friday evening OF this week Tbs
worthy gentleman is about Is sever
has connections with the Church in
this .placr, an the esoning named
Should Nitaess a hearty recognition
Of his valuable services, as We doubt
not it. will.
--s------
pranineat advertisement tw'ce or
thrice every three nsn.hs, viii rs effective
II followed az by lo;nls Or a steady carl
giving you business ani.adIress. ss4s4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

rimk'es ana br5wp' SPOT! On Tic faca,
Ernniions nalches Scrof,lchs Diseases !,
ami all sores arising from impure blood are
casel hy pr rierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden
Melciai Discovery. As an.Anii9 BiiioN,sor
liver medicine ana for habitaal conssipa-
ten Of the bowels il works wonderful c,,s es.
Sold BY lrusgis.s.g Pamphlet IN the above
diseases sent. free Address Dr.. T., ",
Pierce. Buffalo, = flt
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

t3TasaaS. s4s ~. Fz..4 4, ..s
Any ono wanting 6ns chron, equa, 10
sn,oil painting, can have one by getting
Subscribers fer The Illustrated newspa-
re-, called the Peoples Weekly The. Sub
scripsion p,icvriss 80 Gems Sainpl ,sos
'hc ptpsr AMI ptelnihm Cnon,o can b, een
~ VIZ 'Ifli HI h4.s ~
S0rice.s 'ea aaf .I. ~
Al persons .ARowin. thcmsc!vcs ~
'obtca II us,-yitlicr by gpi f;,' q hook
ccoan',wil phase e:sll snd.se,'le,aaa
not wait to beaPsrsoEal,y ~ Requested
10 pay nj, We shaii sarssst rnptn
Prompt asettlen,stt .,syciy osadc
indehted4to us. ssa Yours &C., Is.
[Stl a's FREE Is. MORSE.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

Allen fecpSit.lhe. largest, s stock OF
BooisIaii SIiocssiass taMa,s, all kinds.
q lalllss.. hissss',,' lls SlisaGSlfa Yips,
goods; a full stock ots unlbsrsl ian.ls
oTers shoes, sahl M. AIMS to kscpl,s
s.ec'i complexion Ill particulars; hiss
l''s' received a,fifl SIMPLY d chikle'
'ens shoes without heels, IA large
stock Of women's Serge gaiitps.s Call
il and examine his stock. s i.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

Tad up subscribers to The tiiEPtas-
licAs can obtain, through pis. tho
State Register, twcatly), Davenport
Gazettc,.i weekly)sssani IOWA Home
steal, ut SLIGO each, and The West
era Pomolog;st, for sl0o. We can
also farnisl pril up subscribers.
either ,a'aIIapers periodicals, orthe
,ttlaatia Monthly ,for $3.50. a year, Il
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

Letter Heads. =
\ Every man In busincss Ks!ioull necsr
wrile 4 business, letter witlsont his sard
printed at'tha head ofshs shee, Of paper
vents numberless mistakes 1--WE furnish
them al satisfactory ra'es, If
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

special Notife. 7ei
general register il ksp'lI'91f N allpIeperty
intrusied 70 ~ Cor disposal, 4lier I've
prorcr'yaissgivcn into our hands! to- sci,
shout the cwier, through our in,roAae-
lion. y by mSansfof publicity given b. Us,
SCI The property, Wheeler BY. l,imscif or
'hrong' tte,saands ios other parties, without
win irnwinqg, tiie same from. Us .piipr to
such sale, ,9r contemplated sale, aras Ia case
Of . Withdrawal, saoull sfyerwarls sell e.
parties wis, mn, haye received inrornla;io ion
or description q sail property from u.s., Us,
bafore withdrawal fun rates Of Commissions
VIII be charged, as. il sold BIZ lis,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09
IS e. . "a e lYx BIZ R.

We will not let any one 1mders
~ ~. 81 -
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

The Eureka Cemetery Association
st it's mountaineering, March 4, elect
cd thc, lolloWins otf:csrs. '. re, az. e.
President- Daniel Forker. q ssss
Seorciary-B. E-G.a,n.
Treasurer praer Eorkcr,, i
sTrustets--har't,nan vi. .pas Barnes
Charles Barnes. aid Elias. Hatfield.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

GENTS HANTEf- 5>425 q monlle}-
4 - he American Knitting Naeifind ca.
Boston, Mass. or s. ief'S, fo. us
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

* full stock Of dried sf4s,ft ca. Al.
ways be found. Al sArlsn'sn e..sL l, ore ~,
also, all kinds at canne 4 iraitra IT,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

s.s- Get your rag. Carpet wove
by g. Bcrgnaan,aWeM of the Catho-
ic Church, roleao. = ls ,.o, soft
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

Tarr.s lar Sale, = Par lies, desiring. their
farms sold will do well to place tho same in
tie hands Of l.. d. Nelson s Co Office over
Glagks's Store. sfa l3u
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

Merchants and others can, procure cheap
wrapping papcrby buying old newspapers
from this office. s'saF Hte sH tf.H
Rsfe 6s to Ohm ,6sisrt,i Of Berry ,tawnship
Tama county fcf genuine, unadhltctated
Eamsdell Norway Oats. 3Jtt.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. isss %
All-h5rougli tusf,fe.sp aisn 'f,sc enValspss
;t N ,be, rb II, RI, i. LA ~, 49, ag,ml;i
"soaa print them iofn q slight advance
over he costof.tho W ktp.unse lores. nj: 4
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

1atse psm,4ft,s -. tfari seE ~ FvS1
gisss 5StottSerlf3,2 stia 7i;aftas Hal9's
eftfg3eiFYs, %
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

time for election, resulting III the tri
nmphant success Of the former May
t~~sss .s Fs ~ HT= sp..-~SN~ a~sssr
! or for these,ssnina vcaI The ballot
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1871-03-09

Justices 81 he Peace should not forget
that we keep a full supply Of Tanks ioi
-tAeir Ases be- Jill rrsv AZ ~ ssi1 EHeftas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10
THE EFFECT Upon WALL STREET.

One OF the most instructive lessons OF modern
civilization Is that no part OF the world can suffer
without entailIng greater or less degree OF loss
and ruin upon the remainder. misfortune to one
city or town even man, If 1t be OF more serious
character than the mere changing OF money from
one hand to another, and actually involve
the rreparable destruction OF the result
OF past labor, cannot fail to cast
. shadow upon the fortunes OF all its or his neigh
bors. It is. indeed, impossible to predict where
wave OF ruin and SUFFERING will finally stop. II we
could only trace out the remote and indirect conse-
uuences OF single great disaster we should proba-
ply ind It running the complete circle OF the wide
globe, ana carrying
TROUBLE AND PBIvATroN
unto many home where even the details OF the
calamity had never reached.
Never did this wonderful interdependence OF alltne
parts OF civilized society hnd more signal illustra
zion and example than In the eject OF the great
nrs at Chicago upon Wall street yesterday. Now
That the trouble has arrived we ind many people
who assert that for week past they had mysteri-
Gus premonition or q terrible crisis.
1873 N r A PREMoSITIoN.
al felt IL IN my bonesr said wall street operator
yesterday. land on Friday ] was so certain OF IL
that sold 500 Ohio ana Mississippi short OF the
market. knew that we were on the eve OF one OF
ahs bggest panios we have ever known. Ana the
ma n not yet. Things mas look little better to
morrow, bur just wait and zee what they viii be q
month hence. I predict Q general fall OF from
ien 70 twenty per cent and some Of the
rotton old stocks thar have been pampered mp by
bnssrssted managers with fictitious dividends paid
ont ~ capital. win tumble, tumble, tumble-away
Ous o. sight don't know why, but knew this
nn1ng VS. coming and II / had had sense enough to
FOLLOW my mysrerious monitor within and risk ed
my fortune upon its counsel should be even now
eWlcc over q millionaire"
ttI MORE PROPHETS.
70 II needless to say that the speaker was OF an
ompuisive disposition and that he WAS especially
subject 70 the influences OF hope and fear. IL was
CURIOUS, though, yesterday 70 notice now wide
bprsed was this same impression OF having known
HAT disaster was coming Every man who
had been SUFFERING from the melancholy
enrendefo0 b. imperfect digestion or the
6eSrsSsion born OF . Few days. dissipation was
6r1Ily persuaded thatne had, by some impepetrable
lroc6.s been made pfeacquainted with the impend-
Sznd now can Chicago anect New Yorksw said a
lyayellar down town on the cara vssfsrdav mnrninG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10
RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS
The Empire City to the Rsscus-nsyor Halls
Invitation to Aid the suffsrsrs-Ths Cham.
Der Of Commerce and the Produce Ex- b.
changs-Jay Gould's GensroIty-
Voluntary Contributions Of
4 A' Gtizsns- Help Wanted. asnea3 !
SuccOr rendered from All Over
81" N' '-' the Country.

The udines OF the dirs visitation that has fallen
upon the fair Western city Of the Plains could not
fail 10 awaken In all hearts such tnoughts - now
from generous impulses ana 90 honor TO humanity.
The impromptu feeling Of the multitude could DO
expressed In these words:
sN 'sLET Us SEND sUcc0n ~
In al business circles and among all substantial
where the pursuit Of gam has not deadened tho
love Of what u NOBLE this ssuttmens u outspoken
Even those who apprshend fearful losees, and even
rum, have strong sympathy for the ones whose
actual su1erine II equalto or greater than theirs
and forget their own woss in cornmserasion Of the
woes OF others. The ciouded faces that one meets
AZ nos wear tns eioop1 oud rsasnrml lonk tnaf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

nasHN a1vanfaGss thas Is mu6t nsosssarlV Fsen1n
k4c9 s.I 80 gsotlsmsn smsFf 6sCess
S ::'; ssss :s:s:s slsa 7:
~. Co0ES-Yes.. perhaps 20; but don't think
any00dy even II Duluth. viii rejoice over the Inn
mediate cause Of its good fortune
ksro.TEn.Oh, I hope not, mr.; but. ynen, yoa
konw. tho old adago; "It's . bad wind that blows
nceedl eny goeas- stee wAen u'bsovs . Ore. :.
Ne. Cooke smiled an4 pec1ooa 70 ~ paeent inels
indicator indicated that While the reporter and Mr..
Cooke were Chattng gold mad fallen one per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

,, The Presbytery ~ New Terks stisa
At the regular fall meeting Of the Presbytery q
new York, held last evening In inc Murray nm
Presbyterian church. Rev. DR.. Prime alluded 20 ~
terrible calamity In Chicago. ana moved the follow
ins resolution. winch was unanimously Adopted:-
Rssolvsd Tnat the Prspbytsry Of New York profousy
sympaihsing wifb the sufferers BY the Awfu s raging s
day Chicago comsnds them o the care Of our and ths
In asndng speedy and substantial relief
lhoss 20 ssddenly overwhelrkea with sorrow and want
ON motton OF Rev. DR.. Hall o collection WA ne
once taken up which amounted TO nearly $500 Th0
collection u 70 be continued at the meeting or tho
Presbytery to-day *f~ Aa Ttsa
City Relief for the Sufferers. II
We have received $3.50 from n. o. Bernard D ~
in aid Of the Chicago sufferers as win appear fronD
the fonowtng:-- Aa' y NB .eH'
NEW yorx. ocl = iat
EncIoeed please npd check No. INA tor 80 - -
ADulIed Tor u ralD( Of sn sufferers fVn W. veeenss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-10

eRnGs u . man wnen no has wrought hi own fng
but tho atmoaphere is full OF . common dreeA,
vhloA beRets acommon sympathy.
~ exot1e0oos In the city yesterday has caused
cur ouaicipa Authorities ~ take action IN behalf
o. ths many "a nerers in Chscago Az wtM be see1
bslow, Mayor Han has deemed It proper to invite ~
our dtisens 70 participate In the charitable msvs-
ment Of rehef and therefore he has issued the IT,
houtAg psoss4uas,on -
The Mayors Procla.atisu.
Mayors OPTION, /
NEW YORK. Afternoon or Oct O. 185I.k
4 disaster has fallen upon the great oty Of ihl-
Chicago. which not only has destroyed the best part
ness. hos thressens the r gravess conseSuences
country. i has also reduced SSssd tnousssSs
aespssSS from the Mayor q chicago Comes y
these words:-.Can you send US some aid for hun
cheese sssirsolsS / have i responded s,. that New
YORK vM 20 everything % alleviate this disaster.
izss.on ss may 6e spssd.sss ana most eocave for
the purpose ef sending money and clothing and
i would recommend the immediate formation q
general relief committees who would take charge -
al contributions In order that no time may be lest
have fallen under this dispensation Of Providence
= 1 suggest that the Chamber OF Commerce, the
apsd e. and al Religious ssS
charitable associations, Immediately call meeting
Of thor respective members. and from them select
subScxiptlons Of money, food and clothing witafn
their a4proprtate spheres Of acrOn.
In the mcAnCtme am authorized TO state tnae
contributions oftood and clothing sent 70 the depes
OF the Erie and Hudson River and Central railroads.
sss fpd sSs n %
Quanttties, from individuals or business sources.
WIN be at once forwarded through 70 Chicago ffoo
Of expense. l cannot too STRONGLY urge upon our
a. Oakley HALL, Mayor.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1871-11-23
THE AMERICAN WASHER!
PRICE $3.50.

The American Wash or Saves Money, Time
and Drudgely.
The Fatigue Of Washing Day no longer Dreaded, but
Economy, Efficiency and Clean Clothing Sure.
In calling public attention to this little machine few
washing machine yet inventedj are iere enumerated
II Il the smallest most compact most IortabIe, most
simplest in construction most easily operated chill
comprehend and efectually it. There no adjust
ing, screws to annoy, no delay In adapting! Al
ways ready for use! It is perfect little wonder! tb
miniature giant doing work and Of better qalit:
than the most elaborate and costly One-ha Of the h
Dor fully saved by its use and the clothes x last one.
will wash the largest blanket Three shirts at time,
washing thoroughly In word the abluton Of any lab
ric, from Quilt to Lace Curtain or Cambric Handker.
chief are equally within the capacity Of this LITTLE
GEM! 1t can be fastened to amy tub and taken of ~
will
No matter how deep rooted a prejudice. may e1fss
against Washing Machines, the moment l. slittle MAJ
chine Is seen to perform its wonders all doubts Of y
cleansing efficacy and utility are banished, and
dOubter and detractor at once become the fast In
the machine.
We have testimonials without end, setting TO
merous advantages over all Others. and from
who have thrown aside the unweldy, useless mn
which have signay failed to accomplish the obe&
missed in prominent and loud sounding adyertiseme
1t is as perfect for washing wringer Is for wri
ing. The price is another paramount inducenlent to
chaser has been placed 10 low that 1t Is within the eae
of every hOusekeeper and there article OF domestfc
economy that will repay the small investment so soon.
$3.50.
All that Is asked for this GREAT LABOR SAVER, Is .
fair trial. We guarantee each machine to do its work
perfectly.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
A. H. FRANCIsCUs & CO.,
5I3 Market ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
The largest and cheapest WOODEN WARE HOUSE In
the United States
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

RELIABLE AND SAYE.-Dr.ss Honry
Root and Plant Pills arc mild and please
ant In their operation, yc. thorough, pro-
ducing no nausea or gripping. Being en-
tirely vegetable, they can be taken with
out regard TO diet or business. Ttcy
arouse tho liver and sccre,ivc organs hid
healthy action, throwing Of disease with,
out eIhausting or debilitsting the system
Try them and you will be satisfied
Price25 cents q boz. Sold by druggists
and. dealers In medicine eyeryw acre
Prepared by the Grafton Medicine Co, st
Louis, mv9dm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16
|HOOPLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

a. compounded for those not inclined 10 er.
|sss bittsrs, and 10 intended for use In cases
ben some alcoholic stimulant 10 required In con.
elton With the Tonic properties Of the Bi;tsrs.
>eh oottle OF the Tonic contains one bottle Of
Bittsss, combined with pure SANTA CRUZ
kRs bitterness OF the Bitt<rs IL overcome,
misg . preparation highly agreeable and
pAsast " The palats, asd containing the medic.
Y vsytues Of the Bluefs. The price of the
Rsis V et.so per sossis. which many persons
3ak Ne high fhsy must saks into consider.
so thss tse stimuisst ssed 10 gnarants Cd 10 be
psfs quality. poor srticle could be fur
psed q B cheaper price, but 10 " not heller 70
II . little more sad have . good articlef A
edisinA Pre- passtioa should conta none but
bsst Ingredients; and they Who expect TO ob.
q . shesp compound, and be benefited by u.
u most certainly be ehesteL.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

THE NEW WILsoS.-Smith & Brink
meyer, corner Commercial avenue and
Eighth street, arc selling tho New Wilson
Under-Feed shuttle Sewing Machine, tho
bcst and cheapest machine in the world.
II Is sold $40 cheaper than any other ma
chine. Some OF the many advantages
claimed for II ere As follows;
Ist. 1t is - durable, well finished, and
costs ms much ~ manufacture rs other
Fir,t-class Machines; bu. sells for some
$40 less.
I'd. For hemming and telling it is un-
surpassed.
Sd. That il is ,hesimplcs, shuttle ma
chine made.
4th. II has lees wearing parts.
9Th. 1t has no groovcd cams, tall joints
compound cranks, or cog wheels.
9Th 1t ia adapted to . larger range .os
work, wiihou, change, than any othrt ma.
chine.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

IsYASTs~Much suffering to these tender
little buds efthc family might be nliayed
by using Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup. See
advertisement in another column. ~ .asa..
scpl3dawlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16
THE BULLETIN.
publication ONCE, Bulletin BuiIding,
Washington Avenue.
NOTICE,

From see 3, Ordinance No. ii2-- Extract.l
IL Shall b. the duty of the city comp
trollcr to provide the means for removing
from the front of all houses in the city ali
vegetables and dry kitchen offal, Of every
description, provided tbe same Is placed In
boxes or barrels, and placed in convenient
locations In front Of said houses, before
the time fixed for such REMOVAL and that
notice shall be given by said comptroller
Of the time Of such removal, BY publics-
ton in the newspaper publishing the or
dinsnccs of the city. Ts ,rlr5
In compliance with the above ordinance
notice is hereby given that carts will run
in all parts Of the city on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week during the month of
September. ~ 1879
Z. A. BURNETT, 1fl
Sept. l2--Gt. City Comptroller.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

MARRIAGE 6UfDE.-Intcre-ting work,
numerous cPgrnvisgs, 2A pags,I Price
90 cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispensary,
No. - North Eighth Stree. ST. Louis,
Mo. See Advertisement. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16
CELEBRATED BITTER CORDIAL
scnEErzls -l
NATURES GREAT RESTORATIVE.
N. W. CORNER FIFTH AND RACE SITS.
81 = - PhiIadelphia,P In. 49,

JOHN scuEETz, sole PROPRIETOR.
Tc 900
1t is reliable, Family Medicine, and can b,
aken by either infant or uit with the same beer
hcia results. IL IS certain, prompt and speedy
emedy tor diarrhca. dysentery, bowels complied
dyspepsia, lowness Of spirits. Paintings, sick
stomach, headache. etc. For chIlls and fever OF
All kinds, It IL far better aud safer than auinine
elthout any Of iis fpernicious effects. 1t effect
az appetite, proves powerful digestor or fooa
and1will counteract the effects OF liquor In ar "
minutes. As indsputable evidence offs N
ca propeTiies, We append les of the many
fihcates In our possession:
Johnson's Depot, East Tenn, and Va. Il.
Tenn. -f..r.. .r..
JACOB schIrrz, Esq.--Dear Sir: nave used tn
Btters have OBJ aimed from you, and fnd Iem
10 be all they are recommended to be. | found
one bottle TO afford me considerable relief, | feel
n though leannot do very well without them, 10
nay present state of health.
u. MENiGE, l3j south6th st., Phia.
Pastor Baptist PassyuBk Church.
Sold by W p. Allen, IS Nam street Dubuque
octl0ily --r
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

DIR. RArrIsoIn's" Fever Drops hhs<e
cured cases OF fever and Ague Of two years
standing which resisted ali other treat
menti these drops neIer. fail when taken
- directed and person not need have fever
. second time when they can be obtained.
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