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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-20

A STORE AND PACK ROOM, WE'LL ADAPTED FOR
n any light business, 10 lei very reasonably. Apply
premises, Il East Houston street.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07

Gold h4s been Uncovered in Elk Val
Taarropi,


fold his been discovered in Elk Val
ley, Tasmania.
Tho unemployed people at Victoria,
Australia, will be given work on the for
tifcatiens.
All of the State IF Virgins's interest
in public works will be sold at auction
February 5th,
The Ken uoky Legislature convened
at Frankfort Monday. The house had
two ballots for Speaker.
A notorious New York piokpocket
named Greenthal, has been sentenced to
five years in the State Prison.
The Hon. Thsmqs L. Smith, frat Au,
ditor of the United States Treasury, died
in Washington Monday, aged SO years.
-Thomss W. Londrum, the defaulting
post off,e clerk, was arranged at Cinoin-
matt, Onio, on Saturday and gave $4,000
bail.
The United States Supreme Court
met at noon Monday, and soon thereafter
and called on the President to
pay their respects.
"A bishop and two other religionists
have been murdered in Auckland, N q,
in revenge for Kidnapping natives by
English vessels.
The Edwards Paper Compeny's mill
at Chatham, N. Y, was destroyed by fire
on Saturday night. Loss 100000. In
suranc, $50 900, in New York offices .
The Catholic bishops at Adelaide.
Australia, exoommunicated the Sisters of
the Ias;iture St Jo'eph, o. account of
their non conforming to bis rules.
Tho inter,coonial conference in Aus
tralia agreed to contribute mainten 4nce
to both lines to Earope by way OF tn
Suez Canal and by the way of San Fran
cisco
"A large number of canal boats are
frozen in GA tbs Hudson River betweeu
New York and Albany, having on board
over half million dollars WORT of pro-
duce
The London Echo publishes a report
from Berlin that the Germaa Government
have resolved to re-oceupy the districts
already evacuated by it's troops in France,
in case fresh outreges are committed by |
the French "n German soldiers.
--Iu the Crrcuis Court At Baltimore,
Monday, in the case of Buckley, ex Soil
citor OF IuterUnl Reve"He, against E. A |
Rollins, tx Commissioner of Internal Rev.
enue, for $4,000 damages, the jury
brought verdict for the defendant.
In the General Sessions Court at New
York, Monday, the District Attorney
stated that the city prison was unusually
crowded. There were three occupants in
almost every cell, and there was danger of
diseases. There are three
cases of smallpox already in the prison.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07

A SINGULAR REVENGE singular
circumst nee WAS reported TO the Detroit
police the other day. with the request that
they remedy the evil by force of law. A
family on Fort street east and family on
Antoine street living two or three block
apart, have feud about something, and
the Fort street family brought their par.
rot into requisition to help to keep up the
feeling. He has his station In from
window. and the Antoine street peopl.
pass the house rtquenI:y. Whenever he
sees the man go by he has been trained to
shout you tibet r. which he does so well
that every pedestrian has to look around
When the woman passes, be shouts. "You
dye your hairi' and she is thereby the
subject of ridicule. What they want il
to have the neck of that bird twisted go
many times around that be can't unwina
1t before the next Fourth of July, and
perhaps the thing will be done.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07
CONGRE
WASHINGTON, Dee. 4.

The Senate was called to order by
Vice- President Colfax at noon. with near
" full attendance of the members, and
prayer wss offered by the chaplain, Rev
DR. Newman.
James L. A1corn was sworn in "a a
sen stor from Mississippi.
Mr. Sumner of Massachusetts,. present
ed patitions for the passage of his civil
rights hill
Mr. Edmunds of Vermont introduced 8
bill for the reform of the civil service.
Mr.. Simmer introduced a bill author
iZing compound interest notes as a substi-
tute for legal tender notes. The bill pro-
vides that $40 100000 of these notes shall
he dated on the frat of each month. COM
menciug with July next, until the requi-
site amount shall have been furnished.
said notes to be used for all dishurseme IN ts
Of the government, except those due in
coin. An equal amount of legal tenders
are 70 be cancelled each month. The com
pound interest notes ere 10 he Gnnvertihl D
at the end If two years into 104O honda,
or sold at any time vt par in gold for the
cancellation of Legal tenders. These notes
are 70 constitute "" part OF the reserves of
the National B INK.
Mr. Sumner said that com ponnd inter-
est notes had already been tried. So that
their operation ia koown. It is thei- pc
onliar unalitv that. ~ the time Of issue.
they enter into the national currency and
become part Of the active circulation,
bu+. az intereat accnmulatas. they are
GRADUALLY withdr4 WI. and held "a sacurit-
les 40 long IA there ia little appreciahle ac-
cumnlat;ona of interest. These notes pass
from hand to hand "a ordinary green
hacks. hut this c. ases with their increase
in value. Now if these are made a sub
stitute for ereenbacks, the currency ia
gradually contracted according to the law
of trade, until it ia on par with gold and
we arrive at specie payments. Until this
is established the nation is bankrupt, and
its outstanding notes are no batt4r than
failed paper Beyond the stigma inf1ict-
ed nv this conditinn. there is
arrangement of affairs, and a
consequent endorsement in commercial
relations abroad. Orr business is ont of
gear with the tnainess Of the world.
while az home vicious speculation runs
riot This has been allowed too long
During the war this could not have been
prevented, bnt it should have ceased with
tia war. The suspension of sDeoie pay
ments waa a war measure, like the sus-
pension If the writ of hahnas corpus or
the draft, and like those. should have been
discontinue at once. So long "a it IL
allowed IN prevail, we have a war measure
projected into period of peace, and. as
such. i ia ont of pl4na and out of season.
am no. inspnaiblp, said Mr.. Sumner. 70
the credit obtained by the swift payment
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07
Rutland as n Coal Market

The prediction that was made at the
time of the announcement of the Lease OF
the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad by
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Compa-
ny, has entered upon its fulfllment. Yes
terday Rutland realized that the benefit,
which it was then said would accrue to her
from that lease, were not mere theory but
substantial facts. Rutland will be,yea, now
is, the great GOAL center aud depot of Yves
teru Vermont, if not of the whole State.
Rutland is the only point in the State
to which coal is brought direct from the
mines and unlosded from the cars with
out breaking bulk Hereafter coal can
be bought in the Rutland market at better
advantage and 1T less prices, by the peo-
pie of Vermont, than at any other point
either At home or abroad. Hereafter the
close OF navigation will not materially af-
feet the price of fuel, and coal can be pur-
chased, at Rutland, during the winter
without paying therefor largely incress-
ed price, caused by the enhanced cost of
transportation.
Heretofore al the coal that has been
sold at this point has been "handled" over
at least five times, before it reached the
house of the consumer, which, of course
was added to the cost. but this ezra ex-
pense is now at an end.
Yesterday, the frat train Of cars that
ever brought coal, into Vermont, direct
from the mines, without breaking bulk,
arrived here over the Rensselaer, & Sara
toga Railroad and the Delaware & Hud-
son Canal Company, from C4rbondale,
Pennsylvania
The train consisted of ten cars and
brought one hundred tons Of coal, con.
signed to C,l James M. Putnam. Other
oonsignments will follow, and the Colonel
il prepared to furnish the best of Peun-
sylvauia coal either by the ton, single car
load or any other quantity up to ten car
loads
1t is understood that Col. Putnam will
take charge of the new coal deDot, soon 10
be built, in this place. by the Delaware &
Hudson Canal Company.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07
THEIRS EXECUTES ANOTHER Coz

THEIRS EXECUTES ANOTHER Com.
MUNIsT.-M. Cremieux, one of the
French Communist leaders, who was con-
demned to death By the court martial,
Was shot to death, Sunday, in accordance
with the sentence passed on him. The
death penalty was inflicted in very
summary manner. He was taken from
prison very early in the morning, con.
veyed short distance outside the city
walls and there shot. Cremieux bore
himself bravely. He refused to be blind.
folded. His latest words were ViUe la
repu5kque!" NJ. Cremieux served as
President Of the Provincial Committee of
the Commune. He was arrested last
March.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07

TINMoUTH--The following officers have
been installed in Tinmouth Lodge, No.
l63, l. 0. of G. T. for the present month
J. W. Thomson, W. @. T.
Mrs. M. H. Doty, W. V. T.
l.. G. Blown, w. s.
Miss Alta Cobb, W. T.
E. c. Cobb, w. f. s.
NJ Green, W. Nj.
Miss Mary II. Doty, W. I. G.
Elmer Doty, w. @. G..
A. Gilcrease, w. G.
@. w. Nelson, w. A. S.
L. L. W. Brewer, w. D. NJ.
J. B. Noble, W. r. FL. s.
81. Hopkins, W. L. H. 8.
e. K. Brewer, P. W. G. T.
E. P. Harrington, d. G. w. G. T.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07

The PRINCE OF WALES ILLNESS
The Prince of Wales passed restless
night from Sunday evening till Monday
morning. He remained fevered and was
still more uneasy at noon. The general
symptoms were regarded as favorable for
his recovery notwithstanding. The peo-
pie were hopeful that bis Royal High
ness had already passed the crisis Of the
complaint.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07

SPECIE PAYMENT.-Tne report of the
Comptroller OF the currency suggests the
prac'icsb ility of resumption of specie
payments by the adoption of measures
providing for the redemption in coin OF
their otes by the national banks, but ex-
Guiding from such privilege the deposits.
BE instances New York, where the cir
eulstion of the banks is only thirty four
million dollars, while the deposits are
over two hundred million dollars.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07

TINMoUTH. - At the last quarterly
meeting in Tinmouth, the pastor, N. NJ.
Learned, bsptised more than a score OF
persons, and received thirty into the
the Methodist church. Some have r.oent-
" sought and found Christ-othsrs are
the way.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07
MISS SAWYER'S SAlvE

4 4 FIETl u
healing properties, with 20 dangerous i-gr-4
lent a remedy at hand FIR the many pah.4 a..
aches, wounds and bruises 70 which flesh Is A-.-
Is moro easily applied than Elany other Tenaell--
never producing a bad effect but always reEcTl.s
pain. however severe.
It is prepared by mss Sas1Jer, who has u7e6
n her own extensive treatment Of tho sick f.,
nearly twenty years, with great success
The principal diseases for which this saiy5 b
ommeuded are. ChA55aiTa8. Lhea,gaGttsn,
Scr0ftI1, old ULcNrs, Sat PheuHI SpTaiaR, Llss-s
Fcvfr .Sores. Fcl0zs. PtinrtLcs EFystplIus, Sg.-
Eyss Bar5eT's Nrh Deaf7aess Fails Ring-srors
Germs, Bites Of Alsects. CusacTgs, ICoth0che, E.
ache, Sore NipTlIes, BGtulgess, SlrotEea bgEu,-
Hch Scald Head, TcClti'ag, ClcEz2ed Hatis
Scalds, Cuts, Bruises, Croap, CyGeGcd L.Os, -
Sores on Children
Il never fails 70 cure rheumatism If prcPeriJ
applied. Rub It On well with the hard tsrcc tin
day. In several casos It has cured palsisd KNIT
For Pnps 1t has been discovered to be sure rem
cdy. Persons that have been afflicted fcT years
have been relieved By fsv applications. For ETs-
eiDqEIs il works word rs, Hllaying the nfmTnaioH
and qetng the patient. tcF ThG2e@ z4,as
IStD7sl obtain this Salvc, and apply Il frc,iy.
they will fad it Invaluable. It IS good IN esc= =
Sc7ofjll4 and TaDaoTs. Cancers have been ccgl-
with it. The best S1lve ever Invented for SlECi5a
Egeqst and Sore NTDpzss. M way Injurious J.t
sure to afford rolicf. Sore or Wal Eyrs-I,lbf
"a the lids gently, twice Gay. Curcs d.aI
ness by putting in tho ears On Il piece CT cg't-a
For FpJ1Hs this IS superior 70 anything KNOW
and SaaIds, apply the S1lvo - Onoc and il give
iEamgdilto r-ii-i. Fer I'd" Sz"cs, apply Or.
Fon HORSES AND CATTLE For esres O.
Bruises Oh Horses or Cattle this Salye Is aFala5
| aid has Astonishing eject IN curing scratch
horses. This Salrc has worked its own way tt.
Hotoriety. and ID safe and suro remedy for "a lie
above ailments.
We. the undersigned, have been acquainted vs..
| 4 Christian lady AIl = 5kilfal -ursc, and Lar
uscd her saye n our flmiIos it gives Is gree
pleasure IN saying It is the best general ma-..-e
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07

BIsMARcR.-Prince Bismarck is report
cd very i'll. He was compelled to leave
the Prussian Diet owing to sudden at
tack. 1t is rumored that the symptoms
are serious, and great alarm is felt in con.
sequence.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07
THE ROAR OF CANNON

Across the Atlantic affects not Uncle SamHe1
lie attends to his toilet ~ u-ual Spying few
gray hairs on his venerable osput. whar doe- b.
do? He resorts at once 10 the only article OF l.,
KIND in the wide word, which is at lie same
time safe and perfect, IN ether words, TO
CRIsTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
guaranteed harmless by Professor Chiffon an
other distinguished chemists, and the most pop
ular dye in America. bec4use L Imp4rts the m Of
natural shades Of color with L greatest certain
ty and in TIE shortest 81 ace OF time. his ia
nous article has
SPIKED THE GUNS
OF all its would-be rivals. and Is now master OF
the situation AS a dressing after dyeirg, u
CHRIsTADORD'S HAIR PKEsERVATIVi
Tnnvldead Swaow
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07

MORE Hoa.-On Friday n. G. Cong.
don, Of this place, killed hog Z months
and 20 days old, that dressed three hun-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07

WIRE CABLE. - The O-w-go River
Mills at Oswego, n. Y, are run by wire
cable, transmitting the power for a long
distance. 1t works completely. All the
machinery of the mill is put il motion by
the opening of gates. The Transmission
of power by means of wire cable, is sue
cessfuly used and is destined to come in
to general operrtou. a gentleman as
snres ia that water can be brought into
Rutland from a mile distant for manu-
featuring purposes, ana that machinery
can be placed anywhere in the village
and operated by it. Il this not project
worthy the cousiiera'i n of our citizsns.
Coon TEAIPLARs The annual meet
ing # tho Independent Order of Good
Templars of the ST t of Vermont, will be
held in the hall of Champlaiu Lodge, At
Burlington, on Tuesday and Wed ~.
January Oh and 10Th. This body com
poses a membership OF 12. 900 in the State,
aud a representative body of $50 mem
hers. Gen. Geo. W. Grandey. G. W. c.
t, viii preside The railroads of the
State will carry persous attending the
session at half fare.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07

"A turnip raised by Austin Presley
of Chelsea, has attached to it 1856 small
ones.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07

PRIVATE LECTURES, EXTRA.
Friday Evening, December 22d,
To GENTS ONLY.
Manhood How to lose it how tn win it, No
m an. young or cd, and boy should Tail to hear
and reed this lecture
Saturday Evening, December 23d,
To LADIES ONLY.
Woman and her Dis-ases. The causes The
prev ntIon The cure. Splendidly illustrated.
and % perfectly Gear and ch4s'e. with models
paintings. tic that ne LADY has ever heard II
but with praise and euth lsiasm.
First Lecture. 10 cents succeeding lectures,
Is cents. C"urse Tickets, 500; private lee
lures. IS cents each, extra.
Doors open AZ 7. Cnmm-ncas at y o'clock.
Tickets for sale at Meeker's Musis store.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07

Tuesday, Evening, December 18th,
LECTURE I.
On the Complexion, Skin, Hair, Bathing,
Dress, etc.
Wednesday Evening, December 18th,
TFCtURE II.
Bones and Muscles, Strength. Long Life, etc.
Thursday Evening, December 18th,
LECTURE III.
DIGEsTIoN. This lecture contains many prac
tiCAl faCta OF immense importance 70 tie Amer
lean people The waste of heath and happiness
er"w'rg OUT Of abuse of the digestive organs is
beyond computation.
Friday Evening, December 18th,
LECTURE ".
Throat Chest, Diaphragm and Lungs.
Saturday Evening. December 10th,
LECTURE V.
Heart and Blood.
Tuesday Evening, December 10Th,
LECTURE VI.
SPECIAL SENSES. Smell. Sight Hearing, Taste,
'eeI NJ. Anatomy OF the eye, ear, nose, tongue.
Wednesday Evening, December Goth,
lie TURE VII.
FooD AND DRINK How 10 be fa'. How 70 be
lean. How to ia rim muscles, brain, nerves, bone
Thursday Evening, December 2lst,
LECTURE VII.
Temperaments- Character, Success in Life,
Training of Children. kza
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07

We the undersigned, have been acquainted vs.
ME- IS saWyer fer many yspirI,zf arc believe her 70
uscd her salye n our families, it gives rs 1rs
pleasure in saying It is tie best general Hla-..:-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-07

v
ProotorsVille, VT, Dec lst, 1871.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08
GIVEN CP AS LOST.

The second thing Is, the patient, NUT stay IN a
IsG% tn p Sss ,ss Mhsn o
are d.,a,ed nut mus, ss srsysn,c S ~ e as
s sse Si p IN sSs Section u The e"Sntry tic
fall and winter seas.n, are MI WING phys,-
s san VII ,sir ,"mss are badly fe,S YET
because they are In the huusc they must nt
eli down qn,ct they mus. wsia n5,st ne room
SGT UP good circulation OF blsd. The latent.
n god s e. as,e,nnr ,c 20 p g..
t... and Is the grya, re,n, g. ss'n: ,,o, ~, a.
ssiSsy u q, others, !. sinful br. sSasnci. VI.
soasf ss.ssmsat % che taealty Of his own euro
Many yrsis sso ] sss IN tho mast stages Of
my ,sSus & eoas :" $
wces snss is IA a,S .n man Ssass,as ~
= perfect cure 81 mo. u seemed - me thai 4
SGss sss, s ne ser II rays snd
{ would sps mp more than a. pint OF uncnsivo
:s: meter s %S,ss ss sns esars
fever. pains. and might sweats ali beg.n 70 leave
.a ss., esss s.se from ns $
muoh. soos sained my strength and have
s,oyn IN nssh ever since, .,,.r M, ,ccov.,v.
sssicsoS ~ my weigh. WINS only ninety seven
:ssSs have enc
ri.,,. !" New S S and Basson. lie oS n. son,
Dr J. n. schenck. Jr., stIlt continue 20 see pa
ticnss a. their once, No. Is North sixih street,
philadciphin, every saturday from AN toS ~.
Those who wtah d thorough exafninatlon with
the Kespiromstcr will be changed -, The Res
p'rometer declares tho exact condition 30 the
lungs, and patients can readily learn whether
they arc durable or not. -
The directions for taking tho medicines arc
adapted "a the intelligence even ~ child. BPS
low these directions, and Kind Nature VIII DO the
rest excepting that In some cases the Mhndrako
i.lls arc 20 b. taken In ipe.eased doses. ~.
three medicines need no other aseninpaniments
than the ample Instructions that necompany
them, First create nppette. Of r.tnfnlns
health hunger IL the most welcome symptom
When }, c',I,ss, IA it will come, lot the despair
mn nj oncs be VI good cheer. Good blood at once
f,,nyw. the cough i0n-ens, the night sweat J.
ahated. In short time both OF these morbid
tympioms nre gone forever. ..,,,. A.,
'Ilr schenCk's med cinc- ARE constantly kept IN
tens Of Thousands OF families. As a lhlatlse os
pursative, tile Mandrake pills ARE standard pre-.
imration while the Pulmpnic syrup a. . cure
Of cuughs and cIlds, may bo REGARDED Hs pro.
phylactcric against consumption IN any oi Tvs
forms . o.. -.
Price Of the Pumonic syrup and sea-seed
Tonic, ei 90 bottle, or rI.O half dOiet., MAI
drake Pills, Is cents box. Fof sale By oil drug
ISIS and dealers.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08

leaissrt
isun'iice, costIyeuo--,
-Ick headache, chronic
'iiurrnwu, affection, a.
The bladder, cauI.
iyscnier,, affection
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08
IR{G j LATOR|

&. TIE stiu, impurty ui the blood, ~ lancholy.
or i", Fess On Ol spilts. h. tTthuu cole, 80 pam
o. tic buscl-, "a n va the head, fever ana rH"
aTUpsy, tolls, pam 10 Cd" bs aud mis-, Hsthlat.
,r p,.t., female ate. iIrus. and bilious di,o az
Cenefsiiy. ~
Prepared only uy ). ~. Zeilin a. Co.,
iTuzlN-t., Ma On, a..
Tor fai" ~ l.uflsy bgH,brrs, ono Love
Caro-, Illinois.
L; bytrHmay2Ids~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08
J .. D., Complaint, Dyspepsia, S,ISoir DyuIIi
., ir ,ud.'H, b.s"'.c 10 the u .Inry-, LrNT.
f.|e ul tht ~aIu, sui t'i I.-," ."s
a'.-.rg iIuI" a. ID .-ustriri
l..tr, stomach, 90 az.
'ItiJy az TIE
3f. iioOiiant's Grrsk OH.
I,.bitng, H,r tor ali h;uas ~ Pain.
auu AC.s.,

Asr.ir rN.ttNNLii.- 10 vii cuyo ali KIND. %!
nr Uii aUh'r, ruuh .- i.hr I.nail-m, AcurGis. .,
Iuofla,u,, t.IibIuH-, Hpruu., HIuIs,,, FI0.t.
Bios, a., alta. tUs, I! %. m On, H.. Z ami LpIa,.
Iv.D' iA' IuIul-, L.mNs, 'l.1V. uf lns,rts, Eius.
.uuIUr-, ,.r.
Isar, sltgs..ll.-.t sa, ca.c Kidney Com
i.s-.t s,. ...trs, '.s t,,.s,,t, collie, uI ,cutcI,
s.4.lar.al r1u Ga luIsutun, vhoi,It moTbI.
,.HIHp- fH Ntiu- iu u.r 'Hul..i, fever ant Hgu.
1 IL IL = l. - LLLLL. -.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08
pr. NpoilauG's POdoph, lila.
on i.siItaE FOit .EnIlsN
ellis.
S..Gl- a.


7 y
Cdthartio AHOtcn.
l,isuHt necessary 20 take aBaaGiui olthesrpllls
10 tru4n.. the i,s,re4 eject, tso at tasin act
q.lrAA asa pusr iuliy cleansing the liver, stuln
aeu sil bowels OF ala lmpurtlt,, he ptincipa
tu.fcG.y.i b. lUdnphl I'M, Vr the aiehOhulc ~.
u 90 20 ucraHc, ttrh - - many times more
pos"riu', s-ting aud searching than the Mandrake
N- 20. az ltvUiiaI artlDn n upon the Lly Z, CleAn-
luI o. spr' 400, itum all Ou-trUctlpt :, with all tho
lv@ego MeicuTy yea tree from q g Injurious ~.
sGI'- sltv h"a 10 tue u-e of Thai mineral.
tpi all t!7"'sv~, ~ wnch me usr OF a clha III
r. .h4l'Hl'i, thcro ll, vail give ealre - q STA
h'u never case, IEey NIyIa rae.
| 10 cases u' Liver comp nut, Dyspepsia, and ex.
N-tnr 'Y-i. Nouess, BT. uOonand Gciinsn nitters
| o. Ayu'c should ne used A. connection with tho
| f"r 10 GUL. onvct OF the Blttors or Tome
| bulls ~ ,ne sNs'rnI. The bIucfs or Tonic puI.
a., , w. .'.ol sithslhens NE nerves, lrGuIAIEs
| Va, l''N'I uuu gives strength, energy and yIyor.
| h'eF s"Ai bJN eis active with the Pms and tone
| az l"v rArivm With The bllte!s or Tome. and no
u','"'v ,sn tam ~ huld, or ever again as,ai, H.
| i"r-" In'llcin's HIe ~ a hy an Dlurp az AMI
| dealers IA medicines cyerysnrrr 80 " 500
| htiull'fl That Il b. lf tinuland's cerpr.n
h'Hv '',Al ar no universally Used and recon.
mtnd' a. ahb 90 MOI hlo" the Druggist 10 indure
1Ou tu take aii! mag else that lac may So. ~ ,
| ~ good, bc,ause lac MAKES larry, \ sru,, -,
| Ihr-e Il, inedi-r II be SEN by espiess n" ~. ~
| cal ", upon appcailOD To ~. F.IN pa az IN
| riCLi athe nEhMAN MEDICINE STORE sai
| ARCH STREE, fhlaielpAia. '"'
CuAS. NJ. EVANS, Proprietor
Formerly q. Va. JACKSON l. co.
These rsmei,e, are for sale by Druggists :, Store
, nh..Pts, aH1 hsltclne Dealer, everywhere
| Uhoush"u' ~" United rtates, Csuadas, south
America and the West lndi,r. For Sal. by
BARCLAY HHos
ILLINOIS
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-08
100000 Acres
Rich Government lands along the road between
OMAHA AND NOhTM PLATTE

surveyed aud open for entry under the Home.
stead aud Presumption laws, and can DO taken by
ACTUAL SETTLERS, ONLY.
Anopportunity never before presented for Sc.
curing homes near grea, Railroad with all the
conveniences of an old settled country. New
ed ton o descr ptive pamphlets with lnsps, now
ready and mt free TO all parts OF the United
States, Canads and Europe. Address
OF, DAVIS, Land Commissioner
ana dlmw3m Up. II X. Co., Omaha, Neb.