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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-07
BULLETIN BUILDING. WASHINGTON A.
hog chain, supposed to have belonged to
the steamer Blue Ridge which exploded ct
that point in Januarv tala

hog chain, supposed to have belonged to
the steamer Blue Ridge which exploded ct
that point in January ls4s.
Captain Walker with sixty mon i, At
work building the transfer boat To run
from Memphis over the river. She will be
ready to launch in about six weeks.
The Cincinnati Commercial saws: Whits
Carroll, Of New Orleans, the boatmAn's
butcher, asserts that he is engaged in
writing book 10 be entitled what I
know about sausage-making." He will
embsllish it with cuts-of fresh pork.
BY TELEGRAPH.
PrTTsBrRe, September 6.-Monenga.
hala 20 inches and stationary.
VIcKsBuRG, Sept. 6.-Down-Chy Of
Alton. Up-Emilie La Barge. River
falling. Weather warm and clear.
NEw ORLEANS, September 6.-Arrived
Bee and bsrges, st. Louis. DEPARTED
Glencoe and Andy Johnson, st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, September G.-Arrivsd--R.
T. Walt, Nicksburg; g. b. Church, New
Orleans; Mollie McPike, Keokuk Salt
Lake Jefferson City. Departed-P. w.
Strader, keokuk Grand Tower, Memphis;
Oceanus, Red river; Northwestern, st.
Paul. River falling slowly with 81 feet
of water TO Cairo. Weather clear and
warm during the day and cool tonight
with the appearance Of rain.
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| heHry AIMS, new oEleans.
The river is still rising, and has riser
about four inches since last report. Th,
Mississippi is on q stand at ST. Louis. A
Evansville the Ohio is falling. There i.
only feet and ! inch in the Mississippi a,
Quincy, being lower now than at any time
this season. The Arkansas river is still
declining.
Business on the landing WAS quiet. The
weather warm as usual.
Tho John Lumsden had a light trip
which consisted Of Ill bags wheat for the
city, and for st. Louis, 30 bbls. peaches =.
for Memphis, 200 sacks corn for New Or
leans, IS bbs. hominy, so bbls. whisky
and so bbl'. apples.
The Atlantic, from New Orleans, had II
tow Of barges.
The Belfast had but little freight and
few passengers.
Tho Belle Memphis had = light up
stream trip,
The Alice Gray came down light from.
Terrell. landing.
The Jas. Fmk, Jr., bad 6 hid. tobacco
and so boxes handles.
The tug Cache has repaired her ruddsr
and is again in the Mound City and the
tho Bend trade.
On the up trip of Of the II. P. Walt,
when above Vcksburg, she picked up y
snsg which passed through the starbosrd
guard and then passed up, completely gut
ting three state rooms aud demolishing q
portion of her cabin forward Of her pantry.
At the time Of the accident the rooms wore
not occupied, otherwise there would prob
ably have been loss of life. A few hun.
dred dollars will repair the damages,
The Julia arrived on time with q good
trip, and added considerable freight here.
Her pilot reports tho City Of Quincy
badly aground At the head of Liberty Is
land, and laying crosswavs Of the current,
and 1t is thought that boat will have to
be sent TO tighten her of. There is plenty
Of water above and below her.
Tho Montsuk was engaged yesterday 10
pumping out some coal bsrges down in the
Kentucky bend.
The Gallipolis Bnttetin ssys: A fev
days aimee two men wore fishing In the
Ohio river with bobs, one Of the lines
became fast at "Cannon Rifis and on
laisipg II they brought up ailssn feet o.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September 6.
FLOCR-Weak and unchanged.
WHEAT-In fair demand; No. 3 red,
N.ll ll2t No. 2 red, $l.2lA l.22.
CORN-Quiet.
OATS-Unchangod; No mixed in sl-
evstor, 35 . 35lc.
BARLBY-Unchsnged.
RYE-U ncbAnged.
WHISKY
PORK-Quiet order lots, $l275.
BACON-Quie.; shoulders scarce and
firm at e4c on orders clear rib, Tie; clear,
Tic; round lot Of clear rib &c.
LARD-Quiet.
NEW YORK.
NEW York, September c.
MONEY-Still very easy at 3 per cent.
GOLD-Stesdy at ll3t.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September 6.
PORk-Saleable l2i; regular nomi-
nal l3i.
LARD-Firm saleable 81 held ~.
MEATS Steady and unchanged.
WHISKY-Lower sales a. SIC.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-07
RICHMOND, VA.
AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS
ASSOCIATION.

RICHMOND, Va, September 6-Ths
American fruit growers society COM
menced its annual session this morning
?6 states are represented by delegations Of
distinguished men, and the contributions
OF fruit are the finest ever exhibited. The
society was received by tho mayor at the
capitol in speech of welcome, which was
tittingly responded to by Marshall p. VIII
der, president of the society. In the after
noon, president Wilder delivered his an
nual address after which the delegates
went on an excursion down the river.
There are many strangers from all parts
of the state and Of the United States in the
city, and the exhibition is being visitad
BY thousands.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-07
CRIME,
AN OLD MAN MURDERS HIS
WIFE.
FATAL AFFRAY BETWEEN
GAMBLERS.

ROCKFORD, ILL, September 6.-Yester-
day afternoon, at this place, an old man
named Zimmerman killed his wife, an old
lady Of 20 years, by stabbing her with
carpenter scratch awl. Zimmerman then
tried to kill himself by taking large dose
laudsnum, but prompt medical labors
saved him. \ letter found in the room
where the murder was committed proved
beyond doubt that the deed WAS premed-
tsted
MURDERED BY A NEGRO.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, September Ga
terrible tragedy was enacted miles south
Of this place last night, by which two off,
GERS OF the present administration met
their deaths at the hands of negro. The
officers, two brothers named Herring,
were trying to arrest the negro, when both
were shot and died instantly. The negro
was arrested.
COAL MINER KILLED.
ST. Louis, September 6.-Two coal min.
ers, named Mike McMullen and Alex
Durking, working at Coal Branch, two
miles from Alton, Ills, got into an alter
cation, last Monday night, which resulted
in Durking stab5ing McMullen in the
heart, killing him instantly. McMullen
was the attacking party. Durking gave
himself up and was released an bail.
GAMBLER SHOT.
TOPEKA. KANSAS, Sept Ga gam.
bier named Geo. Hoody, shot and Killed
another gambler, Charles Graham, at Sa-
lima, last Sunday night.
Z. Z. Marsh, living a. Eudora, Douglas
county, cut the throats Of his wife and
child tonight and then shot himself All
three dead
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WASHINGTON,
A CHANCE FOR A ROW WITH
MEXICO.

WAsHlNToN, September e. A dis
patch from Ga weston, dated to-day, states
that tho American ship Harvest home {"
was attacked by II force of Mexicans of the
Bar Of Santa Anna on the night Of the
27th Of last month, and her master Y. C..
Dickey, Obliged to put to sea without
completng her cargo. The American
bark Brothers, was captured BY an armed
force of Mexicans of Santa Anna and her
captain forced to sbondon her. He was
picked up by the Harvest Home and A.
rived At Galveston yesterday. 1t is un-
derstood that the captain will visit Wash.
ington and make a full statement of all
thorities.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-07
LOUISVILLE.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

5LorIsvILLr, September Gin New Al
bsny, Ind yesterday evening, q young
woman named Sarah koonts, attempted to
commit suicide by ~sding in the river,
but was rescued. She was sick and out OF
money, and was on her way from Ala
bama 10 Illinois. She was furnished with
a railroad pass and sent on her way.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-07
CASUALTIES,
DROWNED.

sT. Louis, September 6.-Patrick Room
ey, . submarine diver, drowned yesterday,
At the water works, above the city, by the
apparatus becoming entangled with some
piles and beams under water which losen-
ed the top cap Of the helmet, letting water
int the armour. He WAS two hours un-
der water.
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FIRES.
AT CINCINNATI.

AT CINCINNATI.
CIScIssArI September 6.-The total
loss BY the burning OF .Mseknesl d Ur-
bans safe factory last night, is about
$4,000.
The building belonging to w. B. Dodds
was insured in the Enterprise Of this city.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-07
kBAR'S WONDERFUL
DISCOVERY.
lSDA MINERAL SPRING
WATER,
lAUKESHA WISCONSIN

fr 10 the acklowledgedc cure OF the in
fd incuTAble disease known as Brighis
diabetes.
disease is fatal to the kidney, the body
py destroys life by starvation Of the
commences with frequent desires to
greas th rst, constipation, loss OF
hg cures Of dropsy have been effected,
deposit, inflammation Of the neck Of the
kaii. and gouty swellIngs. For the
II will sllSy all infia ma
Kidney and urinary organs u twenty
Rivipg immediate relief; also . scar.
prevents the kidney from congesting,
3 al traces Of albumeneria. IL will
Do Ill cases OF high fever.
EDWARD DUNBAR, ESQ,
gent at the Springs, aukeshs, Wis.
you are afflicted with any of the fore
ses, write TO the undersigned. HIS
eost you nothing; he can by chemical
Ssess himself Of . clear knowledge OF
lal case-no matter OF how long stand.
bnderful discovery--Bethesda Mineral
positive remedy for the foregoing
has never failed TO do what he claims
ever used. This water has the same
kt the Semotest part Of the country,
the Springs; IL never loses q parti-
dicinal qualities by package or trans
Directions how TO use the water and
accompany eack pack age ordered.
RICHARD DUNBAR,
sylvania-ay., Washington, u. c.
p. Dunbar, General Manager at the
kukeshs, Wis.
Snted everywhere elsd3m
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DIR. RICHAU'S
DEN REMEDIES.

only, and save time, health and
boo reward for any case Of disease, in
ich they tail TO cure.
HAU'S DOLDEN BALSAM,
are he greatest Alternatives known.
kU's GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AAOUR
Sst tsnic and astriDgent in the msdi.
(CaAWs GOLDEN ANTIDoTE
b,iable dIuratic. -.
lediee are not advertised to cure all
nd benefit none; but are guaranteed
1icai md speedd cuis in ali cases for
are recommended, when all other
failed. Tens Of thousands yearly
hsir use, vhe have lost all hope, and
heed ~ incuIAble by the best Of our
lty.
HAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM
ulcers, liberated sore throat and
ewes, cutaueous eruptioDs. copper
4hes, soreness Of tho scalp, scrofuls,
hA greatest rene vatof. Alternative and
kr Known. rem oyes all mercury from
and leaves the blood pure and
ICHAU's GOLDEN BALSAM,
mere urial affections, rheumatism In
and gives immediate reliefin all
CHAU's GOLDEN ANTIDOTE,
urs for all urinary arrangements.
% bottle.
US GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMouR.
Q for nervous or general debility, In
imparting energy with wonderful
II bottle, or two for %.
OF price, these remedies will be ship,
lace. Prompt attention paid TO oil
nts, None genuine without the name
IHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, ID. II:
10 proprietor" blown in glass OF
ont. Trade supplied as . liberal dis
3. D. D. Richards, RS Vsrick-st., NY.
money BY express or order goods
Druggiit, sld you will meet With
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BASE BALL.
AT BOSTON.

AT BOSTON.
BosroN, September G.--Thc White
Stockings Of Chicago defeated the Red
Stockings OF this city to-day, by q score Of
~ TO Dc
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ON MARRIAGE.
ID Il r q q o ID y.

DRY GOODS.
G. II A n NY.
LARGE STOCK.
lBROWN SHRETINGS,
PRINTS,
TICKINGS,
CHECKS,
STRIPES,
KRSrucKY JEANS, EXTRA,
ICASSIMERS,
FLANNELS.
BLACK ALPACAS
LUsTERs,
GROs GRAIN SILKS,
POPLINs.
LARGE STOCK OF CARPETING,
OIL CLOTHS,
NArTIS0,
window shades,
GILT BANDS,
NOTTINGHAM LACE
IDANAsKs.
His Entire stock Now Closing Qua
VERY LOW FIGURES.
CORNER sTH ST., AND ConnERcIAL-Av,
Cairo, Illinois.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between
n. walker aud Jonn koehler has been dissolved
oy mutual consent, Mr.. Walker taking the entire
control Of the II, Nicholas Hotel,
CAIRO. September !, lsJl. div
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Dim Il. OBERLY & CO., PROPRIETORS.
MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER,
PA VS. FOR YOUNG MEN
MEDICAL.

REAf SOCIAL EVILS AND ABUSES,
interfere with marriage, with sure mean.
ri for the erring and unfortunate, diseased
|bilItated. Sent in sealed envelopes, free Of
!, Address, Howard Sanitary Aid Associa
To-, South Ninth ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
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RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.

ARRIVED.
Steamer John Lumsden. Evansville.
Atlantic, New Orleans.
Belle Memphis, Memphis
Belfast, New Orleans.
Alice Gray, Terrslps Landing.
James Fisk, Jr, Paducsh.
Illinois, Columbus.
'' A. Baker, Cape Girardeau,
Octavis, st. Louis.
Julia, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer John Lumsden, Evansville.
Atlantic, st. Louis.
" Belle Memphis, ST. Louis.
Be fast st. Lsuis.
a" James Fisk, Jr, Paducah.
/" Illinois, Columbus.
a" Octavia, Mound City.
Z" II. {. Yaeger, New Orleans.
" Julia, Vicksburg.
BOATS TO LEAVE TODAY.
Steamer Grand Tower, Memphis.
" Msllio Ragsn, Evansville.
" James Fisk, Jr., Paducah.
Illinois, Columbus.
" Henry Ames, New Orleans.
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BRATkD BITTER CORDIAL
THOLEsALE DEPOT

reliable Family Medicine, and can IL
4itbsr infant or ~ ult with the same besi
1te. IL 10 Q certain, prom pt and speed,
pr diArrhea, dysentery. towels comtI,ed
,, iowness Of spirits, f.inting-, sick
headache, etc. For chill- and fever oi
II 10 far better aud safer than quiniL,
ny OF its pernicious effects. /, effect
4 te, proves . powerful digestor Of fooa
eountsrsct the effects Of liquor mar
As indisputable evidence oft, m
rites, ue append fe~ ofIhe many
our possession
Depot, East Tenn. and Va. x.
|csnsrs, Esq.-Dear BIZ: I nave used tn
have Obtained from you, and Eud ,hen
Shey are recommended 10 be. I founI
70 afiord me consii.rable relief, ieel
! cannot do very well without them, 10
i state Of health.
z. MESIGE. lsa South 9Th ST., Phila.
Fastor Baptist rAssyunk Churct.
"; r. Allen, j Man street Dubuque
DdIy
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II. T. Wclmbold's improved Rose Wash.

c6nnot be surpassed "s Face ash; and wiz
hc fonnA the only specific rttnc'iy IN ctcry
species OF Cu'ancous Affection. IL spccdi.
" crn,licatcs Pimplc Spots, Scorhu'ic Dry
ness, Indurn,ions of III" Con'ancous Mem
brnnc. etc. disr2is Erdncss nnd Incipient
inflammation. Hives, Rash. Moth Patches,
DryNcss Of Scalp or Skin, Frost bites. aud
Al phEpoGes for which Snivcs or Oiniments
arc uscd restores tho skin to n sta al
purity and soil,rss. ahh iuSu' cs con ed
healthy action 10 thc tissues Of iis IA,
on which depends tie agreeable Gle ss
! aud vivnciIv of complexion 50 much ht
and a3n.itcd But h"~cscr valuable o
rcmclv for exist ing 6"t,3ts 81 the shi', =.
! 4 Uc)mboj's Rose Wash has long sustained
its principle claim 10 unhoundcd patronage
by possessing qualities which rcndcr il n
Tnile' Aprcndhgr Of 'ho mosf Snr2cr'alive
and Conges.:nl chnvh II, tnmhini & in mn
elegant formula those pr"rnincns requisites,
| Safety and EFicacy--iEe invnriahl ~
commandments ot lis us"-ns n P:csct-
vaiivc and rcircShcr nf The Complexion -
| II IL an ,Nc"l', nj Lotion for disease
cs n Syphi';'ir Na'mrc. and ns an in
fec ion for diseases Of the Urinary Or
gans arising from habits Of dissipation,
used in conn, ciinn with The Extracts Buchu
Sarsaparilln. md Ca:nwaha Grape Pills, in
such diseases as recommended, cannot be
surpassed. Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
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Being prepared cxrrc'sly 70, The above conf
rl,ris. lis HiroI l'niiiylnE properties are
grcalrr than nGy o,!.rr vi craia'ion "f Sar-
sararilla !, g;>rs HE crmplc$in y c.c"r
and healthy color and restores the pa'irnt
TO a state Of health aud iuri;y. For rnt.
+, ing ihc blood removing NJ chI onic con-
stiru,ional diseases Arising from an impure
state Of the blood. aud the only rchnhlc
and rilcctual known remedy for TIC cure OF
Pains aud swelling Of the toms. ulccra-
lions of the Throat amt Legs. Boichcs.
rimplcs on the Face, Erysrc(aa nni MI
Seal, EruplonS "f the skin, aud Hchutt-
flying the Complexion. r.icr, 81 30 pei
HpIlr
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K ,

Uclmhnld's Exlrnu. Eurhu is Dinrctic
and ninod- Purifying, and cures all diseases
arising from habits "t aisSiphli"n. aud cx-
ccsscs and imprndrnrcs IN lie. imlnr'iies
Of the hiond. crc.. supcrscding topnha in
Affections for which Il is uSc'l. and Sypli.
litic affections in these diseases used in
connection wits rc'mho'h's Rose Wash.
I.tDiE9.
In many affections ,ccnliar to lalics. The
Extract Euchu i uncQ. 'nIlrd hy nny or ~
remedy as in thluru,,s ~ Retention. lr.
regularity, rnin!ulncSs or Suppression OF
Customary EvacuationS, liberated or
Schirrus siatcnt the Uterus I."ucor.hGa
or Whites, Sicrlity, and for all comrlni in's
incident to the sex, whether arising from
indiScrr,ion or hmhiIs Of dissipation !, i.
prescribed extensively hy the most eminent
ph hysiciuns and midwiyrs for rufrrbled ans
delicate constitutions. of both sexes nnt
all ages (nltcnLc' with any Of the abov'
diseases or s. mlIrm>J
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81 s. a ID "A H. Z S,

HE GREAT AMERICAN nhALlli
RESTORER purfcs the blood
III cures Scr"fula. Syphilis. Skin Dis
SIS, Rheumatism, Diseases OF Wo
en-. and al CHI onic Affections Of the
iool, Liver and Kidneys. Recon-
n, ci by the Medical Faculty and
any thousands Of cur best citizens.
,,cnA ,heicsiimony Of Ph! sicinns and
n,icn,s who have used Rosndalis; send
.ruur Rosndalis Gaidc TO Health Book
4. Alnann , for This year, which we
'hnlish for eraluilous distribution il
III give you N lch valuable iniorma.
Dr. r. W Carr, Of Baltimore, an.s
| take pleasure in recommending your
."sadnli, ns n very powerful MI ra'',c.
have seen il used IA two cn.Cs with
orpy rpsulis- one in case Of second
| ~ syphilis. in which lie pancn, lro
,ru"ceh himself cured after having
AIKEN FIVE bottles Of ypur medicine
| he other i case Of srr"iula Of long
s'nnh,n9. which is rapidly imp owing
|under iis use, md The Indications are
Inn the patient will soon recover.
have carefully exami cl the formula
i"y which your RosRdalis is made. and
'fnd il md excellent compound OF alter.
a,ive ingredients.
J Dr.. Sparks. Of Nicholasvillc. Ky.
,says he hns used l,osndalis In cases O
Scrotula and Secondary Syphilis witt
Satisfactory results--as q cleanser o.
The Blood know no bcttcrrcmedy.
Samuel G MoFadIen, Murtrecsboro,
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TAR rEFNT nltRl11G.
has cured rtcrt rn,r f. DiahuIcs in which
il has lccn given ilti,niion o the Neck "i
the Bladder and Information Of the lid.
r",S. liberation ui the Kidneys and Dlah
dcr Retention OF Urine. Diseases OF the
Prostate Glnni. Stone in the bladder. Call
rulns. Gravel. Brickt!usl Deposit, mud Alu.
cos or MILKY Discharges, and for Entrchic'i
and Delicate CONSTRUCTIONS of both Sexes,
attended with 'Ec follows = symptoms: In
disposition TO ENc,tiou. Loss of Power,
Loss OF Mcm, ~, Dii ui'y ot breathing,
Weak Nerves, lrribhlinE. ll'rror O! bis>
ease, WakrtG!ncss. Dimn"sS Of Vision,
Pain in Ihc l'nck, lio Hands. Flu hing of
the Body, D,yrcsS OF the skin, Eruption
on the Face. l',i..h C"unicnnncr Universal
La siI"dc of the Muscular system, etc
Used hy pc, .ons from the ages ot ciGh
teen to twenty, eve and FROM thirty five &c
li!iy five or in he decline or change Of lifr
after cnnincmrn ur labor pains; bed wet
ting in children.
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B t ANCH, SCOTT & CO.,
Commission Merchants
UGU,SII, G1.,
may IS

AGENTS FOR MARYLAND Sf'Eh "
SUGAR REFINERY. proprfcfnrs of EK
CELSIOR FLOWERING MILLS Can
furnish all grades Of Fresh Ground Flonr
in barrels or sacks Also prepared TO exc.
Onto orders fcr Corn, Baeo, Onts and any
thing that perain tc !'rodnce Business, at
the lowest market rates. We offer extra
Inducements to co,fntry merchants in fur.
nishing. STANDARD refined Sugar Mt the
Prizes Cost 10 lay do,on Here. Merchants
would do well to send for price list.
mar 4-t3m
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Notice.

THREE months from date application will
be made to South Western Il il Road
Bnnk and South Carolina Rail Road Con.
pony for renewal Of certificate, date, and
number not known,for eight t8) shares OF
snid Stock Also for renewal of certificate.
date, and number not knox n, or eight half
shares in said Rail Road company. The
certificates standing in the, riMme Of Tiom-
As MoCuloch. Original los, or destroyed,
inch l5-x3m DAN'L HALL, Ex'0r
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Groceries,
Hardware,
Dry Goods, &C.,,

On Hand and to Arrive.
10000 Lbs Prime Baoon Sides and
Shoulders.
ION Bulls Louisville and n. G. Flour, all
grades.
900 Bushels Corh.
20 Bb,s. Sugar.
10 Bhis. n NJ lasses.
Bhls Syrup.
S llhds W l. Mulassee,
Il, ,ngs Of Coff'e.
barrels aud Half Ba'r rels Mnckcrcl,
Tea. Soap, Tobacco, Salt, Iron. Trace
Chains. Plows and l'lo@ Steel. Hoes, White
| Lead. Rtp" Shoes, Osnahurrs, Striped and
Plain. Shirring. and Heavy Pln, tat:on
Goo,ls, with varied other articles on hnnh
an.I will he Suld as low for CASH as the like
n,licles cah be furnished Ivy any oIher
| in town.
Parties wanting my Of The above, ~ill
find il ~ their interest o call ntl,i exafnint
my stuck before purchasing
JOHN II. CAfEf.'ART.
mar 20
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GP0GeYRie&u

ELOUR, Sugars, Coifres. Tea. Sard;ncs.
l. Candles, Canned romaI oes.; Jellies.
rnnne,l Oysters. Cakes and Cf6ckers. Pep
per, Ginger, Alspicc, Cloves NM Nutmegs,
Pick les. Starch. Soap, SodH. Concentrat9
Iyo, Palnsh. Blackina. Blacking Bruslts.
Mustard, French Mustard. Escenc 9, asort'
ed, Smoking and Chewing Tobncco, ,ang'an.
kce Notions
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FURNITURE.

large lot Of Furniture.c opisting Of
Lounges, Sofas, Book Cnscs, #y1ng Desks,
all Wnlnht, 100 MS orted, SihGmnd Double
Belsteads, 100 White Oak Piit Bottom
Dining Chairs, Parlor ChaV Wardrobes,
Cottage Sets, and everla7hE usually
KEEP, in The Furniture hner pficos 10 suit
The purchaser, for cash, looking. Glasses
pu in old frames or me TO order. Our
terms nre cash md We sell for The cash.
Call nd see our large rex; ,lst arrIved.
jan &c GeENTfHE " 20.
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Full and esplioit aiscctions accompany the
medicines.
Evidence Of the most responsible and re-
liable character furnished OH application,
with hundreds Of thousands Of living wit.
nesses. and upward Of $4,000 unsoioie ed
certificates and recommcndntory etters,
nnny Of which are from highest sources IN.
c,uding epinent Physicians. Cleraymcn,
Statesman, eto.
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Henry T. Helmb Ids Genuine Prepara
tinnS

Henry T. Helmb Ids Genuine Prepare
ti0ns.
Delivered 10 any address Secure from
observation.
Established upward Of Twenty Years.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Address
letters for information. in confidence to
HENRY +. HELMBOLD, Druggist and
Chemist.
Only Depos. II. 7. UELMBOLD'S Drug
and Chemical Warehouse. No. 694 Broad
way. New York, or to II. 7. IlELMBOLD's !
Medical Depot, lO4 South Tenth Street
Philadelphia. Pm.
Beware Of Countcrreits. Ask for HEN
ny Il. IlELNlBOLD'Sl Take no other.
fpb lS
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BOOT AND SHOE
MI anuG@ 0 4 e. Nv

-EWA q hW K % GS B % K " =
.m, IAN now prepared TO do work in
S@{ The latest and best styles. W
ysss work is always warranted. There
is no noce >sity 10 go ont Of town to have
Work done ne can make "a gool BOO.' or
SHOEns anybody. Orders solicited for
fine work. S. NJ. GILBERT.
feb 20 "
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IL. II. IIclmbOlu'S Extract Buchu

CrRrs DISEASES AnI"iNn f"uM iMrRuDEN'
CES, HABITS or SsirArirS. Ere.
in all their stages. at !iu'e expense. little or
no change in diet. u" Inconvenience anil no
exposure Price. One Dollar and Fifty
Cents per Bottle.