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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-26
MEDICAL.
TN PORTAxT TO PMYsI.
- -."s. s.,
a New Discovery IN Pharmacy

"There is no medicine 40 potent in curing dis
eases as Podophyllin. Could IL he administered
without giylng pain, u would superaede all other
catharties. -tloofand's Medical Works, Vol. 3.
The discovery claim TO have made II the com.
pounding Of Pcdophyllin with mild iAxatives in
such manner "a TO make a mild and pleasant
cathartic that can be administered IN all occa-
sions, to old or young, male or :emale, without
causing irritation and consequent pain. THIS
compound call DR.. Hoohand's Podophyllin, or
substitute for MkRcuRY PHI. have isken them
myself, and used them in my family as well as in
my practice FOR the last two years, under all cit.
cusnst"ncss where caihartic was indicated, with
the most satisfactory rcsuis-. .. ..,. soual,v upon
the secretory aud digestive organs, promoting
aIvine discharges In natural manner, always
mild yet active enough to thoroughly cleans the
bowels OF impurities, giving naturnl tone 70 the
seneraleystein. During the past fiiteen years Of
lives in the Malaria hedica with but little sstsiac.
ton: Many Or them such as EPsom and G,suos
asimilrr eject. They are drastic In their nature
aud by TOO great activity, exhausts the system by
draining the bowels Of tbs natural auids, always
necessary 70 promote dige. ton, consequently
producing Piles, Consumption, Liver Complaint,
and long train OF diseases incident to the diges
t,ye o!esns. instead Of relieving a. Intended,
mid apefient operating, arts IN gentle move.
lnent upon the small ntsstines and Liver. reliey.
ing them Of all distractions, and tnvEorating the
whole system. I'D t'-''.
! consider these Pills a great achievement In
tho annals Of Medicine, and most respectfully
sou, 1Gd s sspsd
favor. My method IN treating such Diseases M
Foul Breath, Liver Complainsi, Dyspepsia. Con.
nearly sl diseases Of The digestive organs mas
been, hrst TO cleans tho bowels with the Pill 70
then using my Btters and Tonic 10 strengthen and
invgorats. and To- ell cases whore proper Mten.
ton paid TO the directions the diser.e would
yield without further treatment. ! should have
called attention 10 the Pills before but have
them. have recsntly Increased my facilities for
manufacturing, and nan now prepared TO fully sup.
ply the wants Of ALL either In large or smai,
quantities. To accommodate those at distance
until they can he obtained IN every First.Class
Drug store IL the country. l have adopted the
follow ny prices by mail 10 any part Of the United
Atafea
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-26
1 VOID QUACKs.

a.s y'S,% Of early ind,sere,on, causing ueryou
every sdvertised remedy, has : sin mnIsnx Mlsd
s"sa.eare' which he will send tree 10 His fsllo
No. AnaIsss' n. FUTILE,
~'"oW"m " Nassau ST NY
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C,~pesassen netwsen Types.

Mr.. B. 8. xsniman, publisher Of The
fristsr's Circular, has projected trial Of
speed between tie fast type-settcrs. for
thrss prizes, consisting Of . solid silver
competing stick, q silver and bronze medal,
ths winner Of the Hrst 70 be considered the
champion Of America. The contest Is
open 10 oil and 10 to take place simultane-
ously n different sections. Could arrange
nenis Be made 70 have Il come of at ore
plsce, % that all contestants should have
precisely the same style Of type and per.
Rect fairness insured, the result would be
dr. more satisfactory.
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ElnrnenaHOgue.

Gle known to cure the Whites, ut will cure N
every casey Where IL the family IN which this
important medicine IL not wantedi Mothers, this
should immediately procure II. II is also q sure
cure. for Female Irregularities, aud may be de-
dended upon IN every case where the monthly
now has been obstrueted through cold or disease.
sold by druggists. Price One Dollar. Or sentby
mail on receipt OF One Dollar and quarter.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-26
DYSPEPSIA.

Warnss's pyspepsta Tonic u prepare:
expressly for Dyspeptics and those sufferlngwith
habitual cost yeness. II IL slightly stimulating
tonic snda splendid appetizer. 10 strengthens the
stomach and restores the digestive organs Of
their hesity state. Week, nervous and dyspeptic
persons should use wARsER's DYsprpsiA Tonic
For sale BY druggists. Price One Dollar
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br MhTAHER, and s HUMM, Cara, nj.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-26
-.s WRNER'6
Pile Remedy.

49,. ra.s ns:sy hs. n.ysr., lied
Of Blind, Itching or Bleeding Piies. Those who
e-atIctsd should Immediately call on their drug.
tst and WASNGA's PnLE REMEDY. II In expressly
for tho plea. and 10 not recommended To cure any
other disease. II has curedmany cases Of over
thirty years standing. PriceOnc Dollar. For sale
by druggists every where.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-26
Cough No More.
w.rn.r.s Cough Ba,s.m ). healing .o

Warnss's Cough Halsans 10 healing, soft
ming and expestoratIng, The extraordinary pow.
or u possesses In Immediately relieving, and even.
tially curing the most obstinate eases Of Coughs,
Coldr, Sore Throat. bronchitis, Influenza, Catar.
rsh, aoarseness, Asthma and Consumption 10 nj.
most Incredible. so prompt " the relief anu Ger.
tain liz effects In all the above cases or any aec.
ton Of the throat and lungs, that thousands OF
physicians are daily prescribing IL, and one and all
say that 4 " the most healing and aSpcctoratinx
medicine known. one does always aifords relief
and ~ the most cases one bottle effects cure,
sold by druggists, in large bottles. Price One
Dollar. Misyonr own nult II you still cough and
suiier. The BssAm win cure.
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llitittsts ~ 4
THO THE WORKING CLASS.

We are nov prepared 70 furnish oil classes with
constant employment at home, the whole Of the
etme or for The spare moments. Business new,
earn dom 90 70 % per evening, and q proper.
tional sum by dsvoting their whole time 10 the
bus,nsss. Boys and girls earn nearly NJ much ~
0eu. That 81 Who sec his mott may send tho ir
oddfees, and tcst the business, we make this Ln.
posNlelsd oesl 70 snch - are not well sstis fed
ye vi0 end u 70 pay f,r the trouble Of writing
yuu particulars, valuable sample which will do
leeonmence work on. and copy of Tho 2 opie's
L1eoafy Compantcu-one OF the large and best
a9uy nswepApers publshed-all sent free by
AL. Hoo66es % 700 want permanent, profitable
work e1drooo =. o. ALLEN q CO.,
eoooUom Augusta. Maine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-01
New Advertisements.

NOTICE.
All persons having bills against the Commit
ice OF Arrangements for the Odd.FsllOWs' Pic.
Nc will please present the IN to Henry sSAnon,
At his store on Water htreet today. The Com.
mittee Of Arrangements will meet At Odd-Fel-
lows Hall this evening, At7H O'Clock.
augI HENRY sEAMON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-01

A LETTER addressed to the Register by
Mr.. WIN. f. ARoOLD, Of Weston, advOcat.
ing the policy Of enlisting the State treas.
ury in the building Of internal improve.
ments, is copied into our columns this
morning 1t sets forth very clearly
though briefly, the views generally held
by the advocates Of a Convention In the
interior and southern part Of the State
and serves to suggest TO Wheeling readers
the kind Of feast they ARE invited to by
those who insist that there must be Con.
vention to tear up our constitution and
make another.
The Registers only answer TO appr e.
tensions on this subject Is that Conven'
ton will not saddle this internal improve.
nent policy on us unless n majority Of the
people Of the State are for II, and that il
they are they will do II anyhow by amend.
ment through the Legislature. II
this were true the process by amendment
would at least postpone the evil day II lit.
lie; but tits not true. II an amendment
were proposed engnIting this policy II
State aid on the constitution, We should
have clean, square fight on that naked
issue We believe as separate proposition
a majority Of the people Of the State ARE
opposed to H. But II such u prOvls.
ion were embraced in constitution
otherwise acceptable, or one in
which provisions representing sew.
eral strong interests, or popular IDEAS, or
both, were skilIully combined, the chances
are that the Constitution would be
adopted, despite the Objectionable clause,
and the people of this part Of the State
would be overhOrnc by superior strategy.
People can in this way may lie obliged to
vote for what they are opposed to IL II
stood ontby itself ..-......
Those who play with fire always have
pretty fair Chance that they will he burn.
ed. Those who keep away from 1t alto.
gether will certainly not be burned. Is it
not the more prudent course for lis 10 let
the dangerous element alone'
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state Aid to Works Of Internal Inc
pTOVemeRt.
WESTON, July %, 1871.

Editors oftAe Register;
| addressed letter TOT. w. WoGlnden,
editor Ofthe Weston UeQlOcrGt, on the 9Th
Of June ulLimO, urging the calling OF u
Constitutional Convention Tor certain rea-
sons specified therein,
The proposition to lend the State credit
to aid in building good roads throughout
the Commonwealth has met will Il1jpsl
and unmanly criticism by the Republican
orators and press Of the Stale. An effort
Is being made by them 10 prejudice the
public mind against the calling Of Con.
yention by magnifying the expenditures
Of large sums Of tue peoples money for
the construction Of railroads through the
lands Of large land owners who aided the
late rebellion. TWAS never contemplated
by any friends Of the internal improve
ment plank, to give unlimited power 10
the Legislature 10 appropriate money TO
works oil internal Improvement, but TO
limit II to meTit0riOls schemes, And II 30
much danger is to be apprehended from
these RAILROAD mOnopOlies" as Is mani
tested by the opponents OF Convention,
the friends and advocates Of aid TO inter.
nal improvements would have no ObcC.
ton TO combining the Constitutional power
to lend the State credit TO turBpikeS and
.MIcdddmized rOIds alone.
There are many counties In the State OF
the lines of the railroads, undevelOped,
that need SAte aid to open them up and
give ihepeople outlets to the markets. An
enlightened State policy which will liz
from the interior and border counties the
political nightmare and paralysis which
oppression and devastating civil war
have laid upon them, Is not only neCessa.
ry for their material prosperity and
growth, but II Is demanded by the high.
est considerations Of the public interests.
The great undRimHy Of the people in
these counties for Convention, will IN.
sure its call, and II Is to lie hoped that the
members, when in sovereign assembly,
will not be governed or controlled by any
local or selfish interest, but rs becomes
patriots and statesmen, look to the wei.
fare Of whole people, and incorporate
such Of the provisions In the Constitution
as will promote the best interests Of our
infant Commonwealth.
Most respectfully,
.- WIN. Y. ARNOLD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-01
cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
SCIENCE ADVANCES.

Az soon as an article purportihg 10 be Of utIl
lty has been tested, and lie merits endorsed by
public opinion. nnprlnclpled parties endeavUr to
replenish their depleted purses by counterfeltlng
and substituting 4 spurious for. the genuine atti.
cle some time since, mercury, in the Disguise
NJ pills pUwdctt. &e,, was given for all dlseaies
Of the stonseh and liver, while quInlne was
freely administered for the chllls At length
Hostelter's Stomach BItters made Is advent, and
an entire new system Of hcallAg was inaugufated.
The beneficial effects Of This valuable prepare
ton were at once acknowledged, aud mineral
polsons suffered TO sink into that obscuhty 10
which an enlightened age has consigned them.
There have been many spurious bItters paimed
upon the community, which, amer tria, have been
found perfectly worthless, while Hostettsf's has
proved q blessing 10 thousands, who owe 10 II
their restoration to health
For many jenrs we have watched the steady
proareis Of Eiostetters Stomach BltterS In pnblIc
estimation, and Ia bcnehcent effects a cure
for oil complaints arising from the stomach Of a
morbid nature, and we are nee to say that II can
be relied upon e. ceii tain relief and remedy.
It's proptietors have made the above preparation
after years Of careful study and sitting, and are
now reapInG the reward claimed by this valuable
specific, and which they 60 richly merit. It is
the only preparation OF the kind that ls reliable
in all cases, and 1t therefore demands the atten.
uon OF the afflicted. Augi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-01

certificate on which interest is deferred
until settlement can be had with West
Virginia. These bonds are denOmlnated
respectively Virginia consolidated bonds
and Virginia deferred certificates
quoted 20 and 80.
The prices OF the former issues are reg
ulatcd bb the amount OF accrued interest
carried with each class, as follows: Old
coupon bonds, Is per cent; old registered
none; 1866 bonds, 50 per cent, and 1867
bonds 81 per cent They are now all
about equal in real price except the old
coupon bonds, which are about per cent
higher in proportion at this time which Is
generally attributed to the European de,
mand for that particular class.
No provision has been made for the
payment of interest on the deferred certi
liCates, but it is understood that whatever
interest shall have accumulated when O
settlement with West Virginia is made
will be included in such bonds as may
then be issued.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-01

"a TERRIBLE TEMPTATION. This is
the title Of CHARLES READEs latest and
most fascinating story. 1t Il now pub.
lished in book form, in paper covers, and
Il for sale by e. H. QUINBY, Market
street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-01
National Commercial Convention al
baltimore.

The" Southern Commercial Convention
which sat in Cincinnati last October, ad'
,ourped to reassemble in Baltimore, Sep
TENDER 95th, 1871, under the style of the
National Commercial Convention" In
der the basis of Representation fixed by
the Committee Of Arrangements West
Virginia will be entitled to three dele
gates, one for each Congressional district,
to be appointed by Gov. JACOB. Each
incorporated city is entitled to one dele
gate and one for each ten thousand OF
population after the first ten thousand.
This would give the city of Wheeling
two. Mayor JEPFERs has been requested
to appoint these two delegates, and also to
appoint one for each steamboat, nanuIac'
turing and mining company in the city
and vicinity, having Il cash capital oil
100000. A number Of companies here
will he entitled tn delegates, and they
sholld communicate with the Mayor al
yisins him Of the lact aud indicating any
preferences they may have as Ia the dele
gates to be appointed.
The following Is a Iist ol The subjects
to he discussed by the Convention,
though any commercial boly or any dele
gate may secure attention To other sub
jrcts by written request To tue Sccrela'
ry ol the Convention, ten days before its
assembling, requesting to have the sub
jrct indicated added to the list;
lst. Railway connections Of the cities
of Virginia with the Great West. Post
pOned from Cincinnati Convention.
3D. Education. Postponed, &c,
3D. Central line water communications
between the North and South. Post
poned, &c.
4th. Development Of the Gold and Sill.
yer mines In the Pacific States and Ter
rilurcs. Postponed, &c.
9TH. The enlargement Of the more i'm
pOrlant lines Of canals in the United
States, 50 rs IN render them navlSlble for
vessels propelled by steam. Postponed &c:
9th. Encouragement Of reciprocal
trade between the United States and Bra.
iii and the other South American States.
Postponed, &c
iii. Continuous inland water line com.
muniCatiOn west from the Mississippi
river along the Gulf Coast to the Rio
Grande Postponed, &c.
9Th. Settled policy in the public interest
In regard 10 tue disposition OF the Coy
eminent Lands. Postponed, &c.
9th. Continuous water line COmnunl.
cation from the Mississippi river to the
Pacific Ocean.
10Th. Railroads generally.
llih. Department Ut Commerce.
18th. American navigation interests.
18th. Revenue reform.
Nth. Immunity Of private properly at
sea In time Of war.
18th. Direct trade between Southern
Atlantic cities and Europe.
10Th. River navigation.
18th. Construction Of permanent levees
on, aud removal Of distractions from the
mouth Of, the Mississippi river.
18th Finance and Taxation, including
civil service reform.
10Th. Charges on passenger and freight
traffic by rail and water lines.
Goth. To abolish throughout the whole
country all licenses imposed on CONNER.
Cial travellers.
2lst. Improvement Of sea coast harbOrs
ED Ample rairoad facilities from the
Ohio river TO the Central South.
ED Taxes and short weights
9th. Foreign immigration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-01
virginia Bonds.

Mcssrs. Wilson, Colston & Co., bankers
in Baltimore, make the following state.
ment in regard to the various issues Of
Virginia State bonds:
After the war, Virginia, on January I,
1860, funded the interest due and unpaid
on her debt from July /, 1861, being o
years 30 per cent iRtO new bonds, com.
monty called 1896 bonds" and this op.
Grafton was repeated on January 1 1857,
for the interest dre in the previous year
Tor which 1857 bonds" were given.
These 1866 and 1867 bonds carry tile In.
tefest IN the lace uf them from the lst Of
january Of the respective years. 33 per
cent IN the one case and 81 per cent in
the other On July /, 1897, The State re-.
sumed the payment by paying 9 per cent
Of the 3 per cent due semi.annually. and
crediting the per cent to holders on The
State books In the case of registered stock,
and issuing coupons In the case Of coupon
bonds. This was maintained until Jan,
uary |, 1869, since which time no interest
has been paid.
The "hinding act" passed at the last
session of the Legislature, and reciting
the fact that West Virginia, at its lorna.
ton, contained One-third ct the area and
population OF the old State, and that in
the formation Of that State II was pro.
vidcd that West Virginia should take
upon herself just prortion Of the
debt OF tue Commonwealth as it OK.
isted prior IN July |, 1861, provided for
the funding ol all the existing bonds and
stocks, with all accrued interest, into A
new debt, Of which two.ihirds Is issued
In new bonds on which the State of Wiz.
glnia promises TO pay interest punctually,
and the remaining one.third is issued in a
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AMONG the continual Developments Of
the New York frauds 1t appears that
some Of the Narrants, amounting in the
aggregate TO hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars TO one name, are in favor OF fictl.
Cious persons; at least, no such names are
in the directory, no persons are engaged
in the business Of supplying the articles
that 1t Is pretended are paid for, and the
closest scrutiny has, rs yet, failed to dis.
cover the existence Of suah persons. A
man who furnishes carpets at the cost Of
$35O,OOO ought to be OF sufficient conse.
uuence, even in New York, to be found
yet the name of such a man appears in
the list Of warrants issued, and has notye
been found elsewhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-01
General Notices.
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE ,-THE CO.PARTNER,
In SHIP heretofore existing under thg am
name OF Cline = HonhIook, mARp iaetlFela pl
barrels and kegs, At MAFtin'B Ferry HRlp0lt
solved. BY the sale Of the interest Of z, HOEn,
brook to J. X. Cline.
All having claims against the said hFm will
present the same 70 the said Clin0 for settlement,
and those owing debtS TO the same will make
payment to him. EDWIN H0RNbROOk,
iva ISAAC r. CLINE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-01
WHEELING BREWERY
INJECTION NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed by the
Governor, under authority Of the ACT to take
the sense Of the people upon the call Of = COnyen
lion, and for organizing The same, passed Pebrll
AIRY %, 1871" Commissioners TO s1perlntend the
taking Of the polls In Ohio county. hereby give
notice that polls will he opened at the usual
places Of voting In said county on the 9th day Of
August, 1871, for the purpose Of taking the sense
OF the voters Of IAd county on the question Vi
calling Convention TO alter the Consultation ri
this State. A. J. PANNELL,
JOHN B. WILSON,
JOHN BISHOP,
Jy2l Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-01
HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye IL the 6sst In ne World
-rersetly Harmless, Reliable, and Instantane.
~ oin., ~ appointment NORldlenlous Tinta,
splen haI Dye produces IMMEDIATELY 4
sAindid Black OF Natural Brown, Does NOT
stain the skin, but leaves Tho Hair Clean nm
and Beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye.
sod " ~ Druggists. Factory 10 Bond street,
New YORK. hu91codAw
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special Notices.

T AUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL,
II for Children TeethiDg, Boltans the gums,
allAyg the pain, reduces inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint, dysentery,
Dianhea.
Children ola delicate consultation, are apt 10
suffer more than the robust, because denutiUn ls
prOtraCted and early emitting Ofthe teeth more to
be feared than late. Much is TO be AppTehended
from lOOseness Of the bowels, that II Of an eX'
Cesslve character. Moderate loOeeness often re.
moves more dangerous affections, but when u
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great prostralon, then Il should be kept in con.
troll and for this purpose we re mark, that the
Infant Cordial IL particularly adapted, and when
used will act with the most happy effect
Mothers will ind II very valuable. The child
will be relieved, get into 4 gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable.
We guarantee each bottle, and VIII refund the
price Of every bottle not doing as we represent.
Price Is cents per bottle. Sold by al druggists.
LAUGIIIIN BROTHERS q 60, Props,
ape .-Wheellng, w. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-15
Public school Examinations.

SECOND DISTRICT.
Primary School No. 2 in this district, Miss Vir-
ginia Halloran teacher was examined this I'M brn-
ing by Superintendent Wilson, Trustee Hart,
ex-TrHstees Harris and Stuart. and President
Site kney. This school is composed OF girls, and
is located I'm the building on 10th street, below
Pennsylvania avenue. The pupils were thor
Oughly examined in their studies, and answered
all questions readily. The examination was
highly satisfactory, and the teacher may well
feel proud of her school
FOURTH DIST RICT.
Male intermediate School No. 3, i'm this dis
trict, located at Island Hail. was examined To-
day by Trustee Evans. Many of the parents
and friends of the scholars were pre- cent, and the
room was in fine trim, the floral display being
very fine. There are 50 on the roll, all Of whom
were present Examinations were in mental aud
written arithmetic, geography, reading, spelling
spelling, authorizations, and dictation. The
teacher of this school has been teaching eight
consecutive years, ard the general proficiency oi
her pupils in all the branches of study is vel
known. The medal scholar is Samuel Milton
and diplomas were awarded to Robert Milton
Nolrey Wood, Charles Collision, Abram Whiting
Charles Wood, JudsOn Allen, George Reese
James Haskins, Edwin Bombing, Evard Barnes
Everett Lloyd, Harry Bender, WIN. Barker
Eugene L Further, George Sauer, VIM. Champion
Frank Mcguire, Charles KOrts, Frank Law, ant
VIM. Watson. The examination throughout wa
in all respects creditable to all concerned, anS
satisfactory to the examining trustee.