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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-02
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rs yhtue oian order aud iecrer pf ihg County
V"uT OF AieSlnder county, limo = made 90 the
petition OF the undersigned. m ma. MaPtsip nd.
mln's'FtoF OF ths estate Of Ashley n. Mss.et,
drtraSri, At toe Ma "a gcru,, ls1l, If sand ont
,ltt 90 the - "a o. March, ls7', / shall, on
The I'm la Of MN Isfi, hetNson the hCura Of
io' o'oivgb ~ tr.ihHponn and tous clock ia The
~, .l.'l y! ~ o"N stu, + ~ lc h.le, ut the
wv, ''.gT OF w C'Nr' houf mine city orc iii7,
'1 as 'ounty,ihe rosl 'tste isscrhed asfulluWs
'r' BE- pmne at tht soGthsuH oofncr uf
i-4p "'4 flFtS 90, o. hl ash AM 80 rei ptIia
~ n- tnn j " west Nitll The Original ln,e (
SNd sHNtN, to the htuk ct he isshlsirri RIVER,
oin napdf"tipn eiYhty ppirr, ipnr lmlih west ui
" 'h'- or !" W'hot ln GtaMettri theucs up
,hr itrr h,} .tur rulcs % store, ttrte llnhs
h"''isS6sto!a ihuk az GIT inches In diameter,
i'en's nHit ~ cast enc hundred and eignD
pL.'r L2h ,ptr pn HE northeast line of said mr.
g : lhe'ce h0y-fClir poles east of south, suh
-''t l,ut w. tt l"siahlnt, containing siXiy' SIX
''.lsWh 'ies' ~Asg, heg'un ny at a stone inty-
WE XXI ~ hSy P r S,iE-eIe dsgrsss
tholrtgnai ,urNey. ttlaiin 6si, survey 52Gj run,
MIG ltner west GEARING sodih hig degrees
, N,ny hNhutr W ~ one hdnl ell aud o. ghty
poles 20 t,orr, three Ink northWeet MIA black
! ,hh elghtnahf>in diamotor, ON the bank OF the
| HtAf Jpn Hffi lArDce up wrh ipd on the
nale. ~ =, We sa M.sSlss,pPl river ninety FOR
grses twenty Ininntns elspulc l,undfad and eighty
iSts !" stone Inth"ofgl Ial line OF said survay;
thente south Gearing ensl) sth Tie q ,ts,n n,r ~
me snd survey ninety -four poles 10 a Al me IN
the sMd Inc, tlie beginning corner of the tract of
/ lana Ar.il le:t dtAt,ben. containing one hun.
| 49, .''' u tAEts. All OIL HE said lafua
pbove described beng the south n. RI q, M
~, survey NO. bAs In Alexander comfy,
q loothAeres and known as the a. hley n. Massey
farm, (-uhect only TO the right ~ the pressn, M
on, hHi 90 make crop on sod lands Tor Tho yes (,
| iau, aud the right Of the heirs OF sad Ashley n
Massey, deceaAai, 10 collect and receive he rent,
ofsaio land for the year ISM on m, en I ivn's
"a. ms, tO-1ti One half OF tho purcLas ~, ~ :
to he paid cash IN hand, and The IsI n'""ey
twelve months from date Of safe, the pnrrhoser T.
give eSgle mortgage On tte pramises sold tose.
cure the payment OF the Unpaid purchns,. M ~
Dated this 10th day OF March, ISL p""'Y'
THOMAS MARIAN
Administrator OF the estate 81 Ashley n ~,
l soy, deceased. - ""'
1aEHs& 6iLbsRr, ,Au,s. ...l q uchss0x1t
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Every one hts own Doctor.

A private instructor for married persons or
those about to be married, both male and female
in everything CONCERNING the physiology and re-
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ald prevention of offspring, including ell the new
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| and having the least impeachment TO married Tie
I should read this book. 1t dscloses secrets tina,
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| ilG spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
nov. lOgDn 1860
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4 MIN ST rs a no Es'8
IN 'THGE,

Estats Of John Vandycke, Deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed Ad,
ministraor ofthe estate OF John Vsndycke. late
of the County of Alexander and State or Illinois
deceased. hereby gives notice that he will appeal
before The County Court of Alexander County, al
the court house IN Cairo ct the May term, on the
3rd Monia In May next, Mt which time all per.
sons having claims against said estate are no
titled and requested I. attend for the purpose oi
having the same adjusted. all persons indie bted
to said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
lated this lith day of March, A. d. ISL. 90
mehlCwGi ISAAC Valdez, Am 10 traitor.
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" WtiiIams' bourbon ana High wines
t~'--- Dtsttllery.u %.

Ar CAIRO, ILLINOIS, 4
is offered for saeby the undersigned on the most
reASOnabe tergis. . -
The building Is ney and eop plyt gtnroe ghc ut
mall the modem inpsuy emsntf haa appllances
OF tuch. an estati shnect, IL in cfnnhete running
order, but has never been rup. The engines,
mae,hinery, and APP ifatus scpftTally pre- OF the
The main building Is 81 byaf feet, and thrss
stories high. Tho boiler shed d a BY % feet, the
too shed Is 67 by IL feet, each shed being ohs
story high, ~ 49,
Tie e5gne il 10 inch cyl nder, Ciwth 50 inch
stroke, two boilers A inches in dlapater,A hues,
and 20 feet long, .lNgN ~.
The capac ty OF the dstllery " 10 barrels per,
day Cont giousto tho distillery are alarge brick
warehouse, aud pens Tor stock.
ltis belleyotfhatt any Que desiring 70 carry on
the distnery business, no better opportunity for
investment can be offered than " found haze, both
considering the distlllery, building and apparatus
and the location thereof at Care.
For further partlcul ,rs apply to the under.
signed AZ Cairo, or to Smith, issags % eerner
Main and Morgan streets, 81. LOUIS, Mo: Il
li| bm ID Woo JpHf N,f!t;SaSS 1HtA t3no; III
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State of Illinois, Alexander county,sg
To the May Term, A. D., 1871, Of the Alexat de
county Probate Court
In the matter of the guardianship OF minor
heirs of Peter Stapleton, deceased. Notice OF
resignation. SID i
To all persons concerned flake notice, that
the undersigned, guardian OF the person. and
property OF Michael stapleton, minor herr Of
Peter stspltton, deceased, VIII, on the third day
ofihe May Term, A. D., ISL, Of the i'd court, to
be holden OF tho court house IN the city of Cairo,
IN said county, on the third Monday of May
next, present to said court for accep,ance, his
resignation ofthe Office Of guardian of said Mi
chael Stapieton, according to the statute In such
ease made and provided. y .N
. .f..,f JOHN CANNON,
Guardian Of Michael Stalleton
rn;ed ut Cairo HIS, this nth day Of April, 1871.
I.I.. aprlS .dlt.Wty.
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XNANTED, AGENTS.

Seventy FIVE 10 two hundred dollars per nIonth
evers Where, male and female, to introduce the
Genuipe lmproycd Common Sense Family Sewing
MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem, fell
tuck, bind, braid, cord, quilt and emhrolder 10 .
most superior manner. Price only Si5. Fully
warranted for Use wears. Wewll pay Il, 900 FOR
any machine thatwill sew stronger, more ueau-
iiiul or more elastic seau than orrs. IL makes the
"ElGsuc LocA stltch.' Every second stitch can
be cut, ard stil the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tearing ii. We pay agents S7j 70 sos per
MONT, siid expenses ora Commission from which
twice that amount can be made. For circulars
AID terms, apply 70 oraidrrss, ..y. Ppm.
e. BOWERS & co, .
i3isprncc Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
b tkrriON-po not be imposed upon by other
rnstios p3tnng oil worthless east iron machin cs
under the same name or olhcrsise. Ours Is the
only grnuine and really practical cheap nlnChine
manufactured. - a. qpri6d3n
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Mooflland's German Ditters.-
A Riiters Without Alcohol or sdirits
or my q nd

A Bitters Without Alcohol or Sdirits
OF my kind .r....
Indifferent from all otners l. composed Of the
pure juices or vral principle OF Roots, Herbs and
Banks Tor rs m Ideally termed, extracts,) the
worthless AMI mort portions OF the ingredients
not being used. Therefore, In one bottle of this
Bitters there Ia contained as much medicinal vir-
tue as will bc found in several gcllons Of ordinary
mixtures. Tho Roots, etc., used in this BitteTs
are grown Ia Gormlny, their vital principles ex-
tracted IN that country bya scientific Chemist and
forwarded 70 the manufactory 10 the city, WHERE
they are compounded and bottled. Containing n,
| spirtuous Ingredients, this Bitiers il free from
the objections urged agains. ell others no desir
| for stmuants cna be induced from their use,
| can make 10 drunkards, and cannot. under
! circumstance hsye any nut a beneficial effect.
| Ii0eilaEd's Herman T0aic.
Was compounded for those not inclined 10 ex
| RENE biitcrs, aiI is intended for use in case.
when soz,e alcoholic stmuant is equiied in con
nection with the tonic properties of the Bitters
Each bottle Of the Tonic contains one bottle o
the Bitter, combined with pure sata Cruz Rum
and Favored in such q manner that the extreme
bitterness Of the Btters Is overcome, forming a
preparation highly agreeable and pleas mt to the
palate, and containing the medicinal virtue Of the
Bitters. The price of the Tonic is 81 90 per
bottle, which many persons think too high They
must take into consideration that The stifhu-
liant used is guaranteed to be OF pure quality.
A poor Article coul1 be furnished at q cheapsr
Price, put is tnot better to pay little more aad
nave good artrlet 4 medicinal preparation
should coutain lone but the best "a aiodehts ahd
they who expect 20 0btana cheap cOinpoundw III
most ceTtaiIiy h. the tcd. -.IHf
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CITY MARsIIAL1s NOTICE,

~ .1i.H Siu sJibc ~
An owners Of PIX; are hereby pSth ell ' h,1
all unlic, ,ed dogs found running loose 'p cs,'
.he corporate limits Of tbs city 81 o a! d,,rnS
be found ut the City CLERKS Once ass'h s isth ~
May, 1871. ANp"ETw.A Ia Mar shal. 2
Cairo, April 20, 1871. "P'-''" q
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Or. ::o9aand's Greek on, 500
lighting .vis for all k,uds OF Pnius
s1a AOae.. ~.

AraLIED i.arsg&ALsT.--It w,il care all hinds OF
pNtu- aud Ashes, -tu'h ~ Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
T0cthache, Chlhiuns, spraius, Hruiscs, lr0st.
bltes, headaches, p,ins VA tnu Rack ana luius.
Pains the JoAIts. Litnos, snlgs Uf la-ects Ring-
worms, etc.
I.sGS lSSrssaiy.--it VII cutt Kidney Oom.
plant b,' ,hcu"r, sci. hetchr, ep.ic, dys,.ntcgy
darrAu'n, pEp 'In mmntum, cholera 'ILbrDua,
cf'lnp "iri pi'n. on the .toiulrh, fever and asge
cOaLi,r, ,..d- o.. Ihiua, 60. # |. -
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De. n.oGa"a's r0aophyliin,
or H.a;gE.EEE Fun a:Gs:uWuY
P.Li.S. T =
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~ i'' u'rc s'iy 20 ttAo Ahau,uui orthc,. p,l,
20 rriduo" thr tlr-,re unpcti n,a Of tutln .pa
bNehG qua i.-h iiuHy oisel.suig tie irke ~, rtim
''h "N' '"H'. "I asa liu.urUlv-. ns U..uglual
i"tf""l"n' ia ~ 1ph!i!u, ~ the n Nnh, ia, ~.
V"tN ht""aI'.r, t'eh h 10y many trnel, moro
p'@rti, t'fu- 'nu -rHtv.Iug tuJtI Zee. siatntrgke
.''lt' Ua lo. '"iluL 10 upon tno Liy. D, cle..l-
iHF 81 sie"i.t 'rNrt III ofstruorio!- ,ttH IN tI,
power ~ M'u'ar",5el lrce from tie I.iI, tIs re-
''t'' f't'fi Ir+ 30 ',.e zoe uI t0aL lAii,,ud.
( b.. 'Ni Wl a|--..r ia NhIvh ,.e U.s.. o.; o. ctl,,i
/ ,t' ave 4, 'l.'rr 4'I.i. Wt ! give satire 4u.T
| '' ''''' t'-". they nIF4a rAit
,r,. ,'''- ~ 'A'er comp, mi, Igsp,r.,., and az.
| "l INN, ~. nouH,nd's i,rial,a ,I,,,ters
iii 90" r used Dr.. com. x non AZ "A, tlta
! lr1,..,.. ',, .. ''lel Gs the I.tf,r. =, nm :,
,E. 'N' r'-'n Tho Buffers of nh an, -
he 'e2s'ntn, the ntryus, EreIl atra
Kec,, ,n ely ~ strength, caergy and ,It1r.
| ,F !'uI 100 .l.aruic withtkGfiiI- a,d t",a
AZ the system WIN the Biter. or ~ Niu t"ile ne
'H go its hali, or ever a,sir a,iit !,
desl.,. - go Ste so q 10 Mi li.u,y N. .,'i
RecgiN ,h'"'' .n"i everywhere - w '"'
. ! Rem.n',N .'l"' 70 II ~, taoIano's u,,,,.,,
| mendS man 'fu 80 universally use an ,.,1.
outo tsL ny "ta'in" the DtuLrls To- la.
as good 49,. 'hiag else that he may "a ~ t,,'
, | These a, me he makes a large irnN ~"
cslity 1r'r t VA be sent by osn,,i .'n, on "
| EIIE al ~ Tll,mhlOu 10 mo p.,ily t,sp',,,n
| apCH s'ipEttN Fan MEDICINE. Ir',ttSi' a az
A''N' "'"'f@l' Fhi'Edplunt. - "i'l'S no
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They are U.o Ureatesi Eaonn Acme.
dies.

For LAYER julD.ainI, byspepsia, Nervous lpbili.
y, ja"ndi.., Disease at the kidnsy>, Erup-
uons ui he SKIN, and all diseases
arising from di-Grde'ci
IAr4, stomach, " IN.
Jliry Of the
Hood.
Read t"~ 6iloNmg symptoms; C,upa,lu y '
flaiulena", iB.aft fiies tullTesS o! b'GoI to the
head, AcdIy oi t,'@ stomach, Nausea, Hart burn,
disgust 10 1000, i,inesr or weight an the stomach
Sour Ernctti!uas, sip.Gng or Tutoring at toe phi
OF the stomach, swimming Of the head. hurried
or diticult breathing lutlerng ~ the cart chok-
ing or sutpcatiHg sensations when N q liza. pos.
tuie dlnne-s ui VISION, dots and wcbbs 6aiOre tho
Fight, iuIi pain IA $50 head, deficiency Ut perspir.
alton, ytlloNnts- ~ the SKIN and rscs, ,A,in ia
the SIDE, iN,eS chest, limbs, etf, stiddcn 1u-hes
%. heat, burning IN the hhsb, constant iun iinngs
oil eNI, ana great depression Of spirits. an these
Indicate disease II the Liver o. digestive organs
combined atfr impure blOod. t
Ibe Use 81 me buefs or loIic viii soon cause
ihS ABOVE rNmnohis u disappear and the pat ont
will become wei end hcaliy. .l1.
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p Il. S. PINCHBACK,
Manager.
PROSPECTUS
OF
The L0uisianian.

IN the endeavor to establish another
Republican journal in New Orleans,
As proprietors of the LoUIsIANIAN,
mopose to fill a necessity which has
hsan long. and sometimes painfully
ht 10 exist. In the transition state
four people, in their struggling efforts
70 attain that position in the Body
poGtic, which We conceive to be their
lue. it is regarded that much inform
ston, guidance, encouragement, coun
u and reproof have been lost, in
Consequence oi the lack of o medium,
through which these deficiencies might
ls supplied. We shall strive to make
the LorIsIASIAS a desiderat,m in these
i,sy,c;s,
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JURIEs.

The time consumed in obtaining
O panel of jurors for the trial of
Foster, the indicted murderer OF
Putnam, and the tests applied to
secure a jury without the bias OF
any antecedent opinion, simply j.
lustrate the unutterable folly alike
OF the process and the rule which
requires it. In the effort to procure
an impartial jury in capital cases
courts of justice under the present
ruling are more likely to fill the
jury-box with fools than with intel
ligent and sensible men. This is
the age and the country of news
papers; and, when murders are
committed, the facts are reported
and made known to the people.
Every man who reads the report
forms some opinion, in view OF the
facts as stated; yet he is not thereby
disqualified by any rule of common
sense to st as juryman. and pro
nounce q verdict in the case upon
sworn evidence. The rule OF pro-
cedure, as applied by courts, am'
ply excludes from the jury-box the
intelligent and reading citizens o.
the community. and is very likely to
hand over capital cases to ineom.
petent mon. II is astonishing thsi
courts VIII persist IN practice &C
senseless and stupid. No man o1
sound mind ought TO be disqualified
to a,. as = juryman on account ol
the impressions which he has re-
ceived from newspaper reports. The
law intends no such thing; and
when judges CONS to their right
senses they win permit no such
thing.
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PO e T RY.
THE HIGHER PANTHEISM.
By ALFRED rsNNYson.

The sun, the moon, the stars, the seas,
the hills, and the plains
Are not these, o Soul, the Vision of him
who reigns? r.
Is not the Vision He? though He be not
that which He seems?
Dreams are true while they last, and do
we not live in dreams?
Earth, these solid stars, this weight Of
body and limb, - y
Are they not sign and symbol Of thy
division from him?
Dark is the world to thee: thyself art the
reason why;
For is he not all but thou, that hast power
to feel 81 am 70
Glory about thee, without thee: and thou
fulfllest thy doom,
Making Him broken CLEANS and stifled
splendor and gloom.
Speak to Him thou, for He hears, and
Spirit with Spirit can meet
Closer is He than breathing and nearer
than hands and feet.
God is law, say the wise, o Soul, and let
us rejoice,
For if He thunder by law the thunder is
yet His voice.
Law is God, say some: no God at all, says
the fool;
For oil we have power to see is q straight
s,aff bent in a pool;
And the ear Of man cannot hear and the
eye of man cannot see;
But, If we could see and hear, this Vision
were it not He?
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CHOICE SELECTIONS.
PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN CAP
ITAL AND LABOR.
By FLlHU BURRITT.

There are not two things in
Nature that ought to work together
more harmoniously than capital
and ls3or. In fact, they are as
necessary to each other as the brain
and muscle in man. Even this
figure does not come up to the full
truth of their relation to each other.
For it implies that capital does all
the thinking, and labor only all the
rough work. Now this-does not do
labor justice. For there is no man
ufacture that does not require labor
full Of thought, scientific perception,
and inventive genins-a sleight of
mind, as well as of hand. In fact,
there is not q joint stock company
in America for manufacturing pur-
poses to which this thought capital
this ience, skill, and genius of
labor-are not worth as much to it
as the money capital subscribed by
the stockholders. There are labor
ing men in most of these establish
ments who do not own and perhaps
cannot buy single share in them,
but who have transferred to them
an amount of inventive genius and
brain capital worth more to the
company than all the money paid in
by the largest stockholder.
think, therefore, that rothing is
cl carer than the fact that it does not
do justice to labor, especially Amer
lean labor, to say that it is only the
muscle, while capital is the brain, Of
any joint stock company. This
muscle thinks, and thinks deep,
hard, and long, to make its labor
tell more effectively to the profit OF
capital. 1t is the thinking power
the science and genius of labor, and
not of capital-that has invented
nearly all the labor-saving machines
that joint stock manufactures use
and without which they never could
have been formed or have made any
profit on their productions.
I think We ought to allow this
mind as well as muscle to labor
when we consider its relation to
capital, and the terms on which it
should work for or with capital.
We have considered not only the
growing alienation that has sprung
up between them, but the organized
antagonism which is showing itself
in this country and throughout
Christendom. So far as an interna-
tond organization is concerned,
nothing in the history Of the world
ever approached in systematic
power the combinations of working
men to protect their rights, as they
call them, against capital. These
combinations threaten to upset
governments and change the consti-
tuition of states. We are told they
were at the bottom of this terrible
ins1rrectcn in Paris, and that the