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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-05

Ar the same time the Dining Room, Chamber and
Kitchen furniture in the servants department.
The res d nee wil be open for the exhibition OF
the turDiiure, &C., on Monday and u .sday Jan.
Bot and sist, rom 10 to 4. 1t Is very natural that
a very large Dumner OF persons should Wit The
house out OF meie curl sity, without any lot-bton
OF purchasing, an no appreciation for the gems
TO he std: therefore That ne C, ovid not be TOO
great, 1t Is TO issue tickes without which
persons cannot visit the house. Tt.t cts be had
by applylng In person 10 the Auc.ioueer, FRANK
A. LEO NARD, Office Sc Winter street.
Catalogues tat 80 cents pIecel will be ready ten
day beiere the sale. dec 94S&W1zt
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LARcENY.-OAicer Miles yesterday arrested
two boys named Larkin and Barry for stealing
coal from the elevator belonging to the Grand
Trunk. These Toys confess that they have
carried on qnite a business in the stealing line
Besides coal, they have stolen sugar, tea and
fifteen pounds at time, from the New York
boat, also rags from the same place, also can
vas from Mr.. Mayberry on Commercial street.
The Reform School awaits them.
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special Administrators sale.

PY rue Of license from the on. Judge OF Pro-
- taie shall sell al publ sale at The l4tv home
stead OF Cali Lovsit 2i IN Cape Eliz beth Wed
ne,day January eleventh. 4. u, 1871, a. o'clock
z NJ, tn following de ctibei real estaie, VIZ
The homestead OF said LoveitL i'll SAID Cape Eliza
beth. Terms cash.
DANIEL STROUT, JR Special Admir-.
f. o. Bailey Il Co, apcIioneers dc9-1awaws
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N K ~ YORK
TIE CABINET ON THE SHIPMENT oV ARM

TIE CABINET ON THE SHIPMENT oE ARMS.
New YORK, Jan. 4.-During the trial case OF
steamer Florida the alleged Cubin e ibuster
to day letter from Secretary Cox was read,
10 which the Secretary said that after full
consultation with his cabinet the President
was of the opiuion that the shipment of arms
and munitions OF war was not prohibited to
either party in the Caban struggle. It is upou
the fitting out OF q military or naval expedi-
tioo, warlike in its character, that the neutrali-
tv laws operate. It is mistake to suppose
that the Cnited States officers ever have been
instructed to stop the shipment of merchan-
disc, though it be composed of articles contra
band OF war.
A ,CRIsPIN RIOT.
A large force of police were employed this
afternoon TO protect Burt's shoe manufactory
from an attack th. ea,eued by striking Crlspns
pumber of the non-so:ieiy men returuiug
to Newark last night f:om work in this city
were set upoo by Crispios, dragged from the
cars, severely beaten aud finalIy rescued by
the police with drawn revolvers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-05

NEW YORK, Jan. -Hornino.-Gold 110s q 1l02.
Money per cent. currency to per cent. Gold.
Sterling Exchange 109a "a 1885,
NEW YORK, Jan. -Ecening.-Ths has been an
extremely dull on Wall street, and prices in all di-
rectons were generally lower. Colo closad steady
at l0s q 110s The gross cearapces OF the day were
WI 100000 Governments were average per
Cent. lower the last call tut we're very firm. The
following were the closing quotations:
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TRY Briggs Threat and Lung Healer. If.
GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4th -Eigat valuable
borses, ten stages and other property was burn
ed at Sisson's stables in Stockton yesterday.
DR.. Isaac Rowel, California pioneer and
professor IN the Pacific Medical College. died
of apoplexy this morning. He was SO years
old and native of Maine
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Southern State securities quiet and steady.
Money irregu ar, the ruling rate being per cent.
Cold though the Bears made loans at q per cent.
Sterling Exchange dull at 1851 a 1903.
Stocks closed very quiet ana without any special
feature OF interest," the leading securities being
~ all lower. The weakness in st Paul is atlbute]
to The rumor that the Company intend to huIld a
Hoe of their own from Milwaukee TO Chicago and
S5,OO0,00O of new stock would be issued 10 pay tor
the same. The following the closing quotations:
Western Union Telegraph Go. .............,... 81
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ew AdveriiseWenis.. TODAY.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Stocks. IF. o. Bailey & Co.
Sleighs, Pungs. &c, a Auction.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Prot Hebb I'd. Congress Gall.
fromena'e Concert. .Lancater Hail.
Mirror OF Ireland. Portland Theatre.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Dry Goods, &c. .Cogia Has'an; W.,
First Mortgage Bonds. -. Henry +. "otu'
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
STOP Thief John Bcknc
Bushes Chances Taylor g. Co:
Cooa1rper hip. -. u. II. Hamien d Patten.
Jani or Wan,ed. Geo Il. Davis 6 Co.
. Al an Lne. s eamship tor st Johns, N. e.
To let Office.
Notice. IL Pen ilet0n.
For Havana. has Merrill.
Attorney ..John y. Winsnip.
Statement. VIM. loss.
Statement. :. Bangor & Machias Steamboat Co.
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Das. E.UD w lG

Congress SQUARE,
rTAvlNG fully recovered from recent illness. will
III attend 10 professional calls by day or night
dclSseodlmp
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY.

EF- Our advertising patrons requested 10 send
in their COPY as early IN the day as POSSIBLE. did,
vertisements to appear Monday morning should De
sent in Saturday, mo. Sunday
~Free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as Friday noon.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-01-05

PROF. RUssELL's READINGs.-This distin-
guished elocutonist, professor of rhetoric in
Ho5art Free College, Geneva, N. Y, will give
Rotations in this city at City Hall on Wednes-
day evening next. The following criticism
from the New York Home Journal will not fail
to convince our readers that captivating en-
tertanment will be afforded them:
"Tbe most elaborate series of lectures would
not be halt so Instructive, as every one will ad-
nit who has had the privilege Of hearing the
readings. Prof r. gives instruction as we'll as
pleasure to his aud ences. He has moreover,
the essential advantage of voice, which in
power and compass, rich melody, and variety
OF meditation, is probably unrivalled in this
country
Not.the least attractive feature OF The eve-
ming will be singing by our own Arion Club
who have gained such deserved reputation
from their late concerts, and we have no hest
tation in saying that there will be great de.
mand for tickets f.e=l
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ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS
SALVATOR ROSA.

Among them the genuine originals by tho follow
ing eminent artists; Duchesne, Alfred Go Dreux,
Boucher, Is4ney, aud
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SEVRES CHINA.

Tea Set, presented 10 Marie Antoinetie, by tn city
OF Paris, purchased IN Paris IN ls43 Four Chairs
covered with fine tapestry each bearing Ia the back
medallion Of Sevrss, portrait OF beauty OF the
French Court; Secretary, lIaht wood with sevres
medallion representing tue Toilet OF VEINS; Jewel
BILE; vase OF blue Sevres, esquisltey shaped and
between gilt Js S; ornaments in DESIGNS OF cupids
Medallions OF Ssvres, each port ait Of beauty OF
the Court OF Loui, XIV, aud mauy oiher ornaments
and rare pieces oil his beautiful aud exquisite China
very old Maioica and other China
Also the very valuable
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AUCTION SALES.
Executors Sale Of Fine Furniture
of AIInfiAn


GN Er ,iay, Jan b at 10 O'Clock A NJ. shall sell
at house No 1872 Soring street, the Furniture in
sad Hou.e consisting in part OF Parlor suit in
Black Walnut aud Plu.h Marble Top Center Table,
Mhhle oluantnls, OIL Paintings ava fngravlnes,
English Velvet Car cts, nat Tfee and Han Cnair,
Chamber It's anu Furniture Ia Oak aud Black well
nut. Toilet Set, tine talr daf'Iesses, ana teato5r
Beds, Eng Brussels and Tape.try Carpet, Clu-ier.
To- and Elk en-ion Fables, Black Walnut Din ng
Chairs, China Tea Seis, China and Glass Ware,
Cock SIove. gether with the Eitrhen FUrni ats,
tog thrr with sVue ian y stock.
rhis Furnilu'e WAS ali maze 10 order OF the best
materials and finish
The house will be open Tor the examination OF Fut-
nture AFTER o'clock on mo 'ting OF sale.
u. A LOCKE. Executor.
dc30,d r. o. 3 AiLEY 81 - Auc io"cer~.
Executors safe of stocks at Auo-
ton.
nN FRIDAY. Jan. G, at ~ o'clock. NJ. a. bonae
" 1872 Spiug strt et sh u sell 800 shares in the
McRav neeiing Machine Assoc alton, an 10 shares
Harleigh Coal Company.
Jos. A. LOCKE Executor.
jan5-td F.O BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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BRIGGS Pile Remedies aye success. tt.

BRIGGS Allavantor cures Gaia,
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CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL AT THE REFORM
SCHooL-The annual Christmas Festival of
the Reform School drew together large num-
| Der of those interested in the institution from
| this city and elsewhere. But few OF our CITY
cergymen were present, being prevented by
the PRAYER meetings held this week Among
those present from this city and vicinity were
Reg A. A. Smith OF Casc' street Church,
Mr. Charles A. Lord of the Christian Mirror,
Rev Mr. Atkinson of Cape Elizabeth, j. w.
Muneer. ESQ Mr.. S. Il. Haskell, Superinten-
dent of the Sabbath School at the institution,
Dr Gordon. and Mr.. Hanson NJ Hart of Free
street Church. There was also good attend
ance of the teachers in the Sabbath School.
| After period spent in social Intercourse the
company repaired to the boys dining room,
| which was decorated with evergreen aud pre-
sented very cheerful appearance. After the
boys had completes their supper the company
repaired to the chapel, the walls of which were
finely decorated with evergreen and appropri-
ate notices, the Christmas trees being well
cises and Mr.. w. H. Horr, Assistant Superin-
tendent of the Reform School, led the singing.
The declarations and songs were well rendered
and much ingenuity had evidently been!exer-
cised to entertain the boys and the company.
Brief remarks were then made by Rev. A. A.
Smith, Rev. Mr.. Atkinson, Mr. Hanson nj
Hart and Mr.. Charles A. Lord. After the ex-
ercises in the chapel were concluded the COM
pany partook of a bountiful repast, which
closed the entertainment.
The past year has been one Of prosperity to
the institution. AS the public are aware, a
change of Superintendent was made about
three months ago. Mr.. Woodbury. left the
school in an excellent condition, and under
the care of the new Superintendent, Mr..
Hutchinson, affairs are progressing .favorably.
The number Of boys now in the institution is
151 against 100 year ago The boys stay on
an average about two years each. They work
six hours day and study four. Besides
farming they learn shoemaking and bot
toming chaiIs, while there is a sewing and
knitting room for those who are too young for
the o.her' employments The Superintendent
thinks more might be done towards learning
each of the boys trade. OF the present in
mates larger proportion than usual are from
the rural districts. They are better class of
boys than those from the cities, who are most
ly of foreign birth or descent. The most of
the smaller ones were sent there for truancy.
Religious services are held in the chapel every
Sabbath by the chaplain, Rev. A. P. Hillman.
The Sabbath School, under the superntend-
ence of Mr. Haskell, is in flourishing conai-
ton and speaks volumes for the salt sacrificing
| devotion OF those who give their time to sus-
| tain it.
| PROF. RUssELL's READINGs-Ths distin-
| euisbed elocutionist professor of rhetoric in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1871-04-22
Ill.
Sci e S 4 n.

HoS mar Elm gar beiber Sag, Ser 5no bon
Se0auy unD Die tapferu Snicrn Bc.teu nidt
peni9 Su ieiner 9Iiiflbeu Gutlsci0 uuo bciues
tragcn.
Sencrol bon Der Gaun bate nit feiuen braz
pCn Gnrldcn am 81. 2ngult, b:reits Die Gte
leubabnbrllfe uns0ctt oca 0OrfcS 8asciIles oe>
nonncn unO troB Der NtitraiQ .uienbottcrtccu
welde bier Ben Ntaasilberg0l "a bebcrrldteu,
bebanptet. 3mel Sdgerbatai done, aus iQueiz
oi9en unb ronflntigen S6arfi6 ben bcftebeno
illrmten, obne Selebl OnSu erDalteu sn baben
uber Die Bride unO 0ttuti .tcn oas 0orf, mel
Dies bcreits III ptridjteOcU en- Steuen branutc.
Aber Gas UeEer jcr iran 3Gllid,en &ug,I ,Iipribcu
mo Ggantl OI9clUtyle jar blcr en- 10 nlGrucrs
tides, Dap lIdj Die Sr.gcr, ami Ncfebl iBrce
Generals, Surl;dSlrbcI. ltubttu, un0 lie tcmcrl>
ltclll9ten Oao, penn aTd) nntcr ldmercn Scr
lultcn, III pCllltGn0i. Iftr Sronung. Gjenerai
Don Ger Gam ilcB MIN 3luel Hont0nbrildcn
ld!dgcn, oenn CT erwartete Die 9lrm.e 0cs
NronprlUjtn OOn 50Qitn uno bate Die 9lbii1t
NIT 0iticr irgIcldJ blt Follioncn .u0n 0Ou;D
mo SaSttut5 ,u ncymen. Die lGd)Nff]e Qlrs
NEE mar leOoo lDrem Mi0rl3e oufgcBatcn
worOcn nno ton. ltc erf .ont l. september eiu-
treifcn, mas 8ei sral bon Der Sanu pcraulofte
Die crotcrtc GtI ih60 5nbriife Ill bcrborrtapit
rem, iic nit elmer Z rig0Oc bclcgt ;u bUlteu IL.
Damn bel Tcmll.p 25ipOuaf ;u bcsicbcn.
9icr trciisn lDir 0ra1; wi;Oer. Yer topfcre
Sulid gebort 81 Oeu rouilnti9cn SGgcrn, wel>
dc Den Scfe5l gum 9ln9rif MID erwarlcn toun
ten unb oIe 1l5 Dem Iorfc SoSetIles nit 10
jGwcreu %erlu lieu ,urildfcbrtcn.
Inner lnngcr Srenno bat Bic Sample Don
SSeiBcnbrrg v 10 9&0rtb mitgemadt unO iicb-
idmoS aus in fciner flci0iamen 5Gyelunifornl
&ber ierne St IN lit umu6Itt Hcd)tS uno
hints I'M tGn mo iclnc &umcraOcn gefoIlen
upic !troutcr im Moicn", nuo Scr iunge Mtl.>
lifcr tot elu ocri, 10 retd uno cn1pfiroi dl
mic tas rI,e iuu5cu W(GId.tn9. Gr ngt g..
bonfcupou om 3:Ucua.fcuer uno lGbt an
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iyjtGelt d; iii ,.ucj 9roRcn <bydUcn, ore il
ici1lcu IS mpern 3dngen.
2bm g gcnilbcr Oil Der bloFen @r6c Iitgt ein
Nmcroo uu0 ror6t, nuf hru GuboGcu grituet
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Scr Slufernos,oc:sc.
Cine CeidiGtc ais Scr icsjgen arieoS,eit
M Il / b'a 70 g&iuflcr,

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Iber gSalpurga bpfftc nod INNER. bo6 cr
nIGt SSort balten Tonne, oaB ietue alten 81.
tern lelu SortStebcn in &ricg unb Sob nid,t
9elfatfsn lOuroen, ooer weWigiten6, boB er uod,
elnlndl 6n elnem trr3cn ybebiit'a 80tt !" bet
l0r oor"Oertommen iDcrts, uno besbolb Iton0
re lan9e am Offcnen Senlter unb borGtc.-
-'cocr na9enoe Sd]rttt mad)te ibr Ser, freuOiz
ger Ro3en, uno mcnn iid bann Der Sflitt
iolcoer entrcrnte unb enoli6 pcrbaQtc, 10 ltanp
Gr 9eri folt it'll Dor Sfmer; nnO lie iaotc
Fd) trotlOa, mcnn CT Deut &tbrllO udt fDmmt.
10 tommt CT ntmmcrmcbr. ga mar es pl0bs
lid, ais bore c i'll Der 6erne lciue idone,
traftiJe Stimmc, unO iic lan,6te anocitrcnot
3lnaua III Die NbenOitiIc, nm feinen ) on Der
le!tlomen Mfelooic, tcin y8ort oca iounocrbaz
rem Stc0eS 81 pcr!lcrcn, mo IS flong ourdj sic
gtaht holb.w ein luiiigea Nciterlico:
Scll bcn 'rer SUB lit III ocr 9Sflr,
Sll@ uer pbr'm tSen0 erld)!oQen
2uI 9tllcr 90tp M Irelen SClO
2orT gOr ntbt groB 2Segfla0cn.
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3tcr obcr finO't CT @eirulbait iein,
6Gl! nit, iple Srdutcr I'M Wiutcu.
9tQ iGJ' obn Spott,
Selll lcl 9rtr 800
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9tt9 - man f0llt
@tnf grilncr &5alo'
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Wttt &ronImeln Slang
llno HfeIlrny ian9
SSlro tau bcgrnbcl,
uUon tgut bubcn
llnltcrbiden JtHBm
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@at jugclcBt Gclb uno S3lutc
y em nterloHp Su @ute u
llnO ais bic legten StrOpycn in Ger Sernc
tritorbcH wa'tn, Oa ertorb aid III Mlpurz
gas 9er5 Die 9rffnuTg, i'm, Den 8ciebten,
le micoer3uisoen, unD lie iGIu9 idIud;cno ! bic
9dnoe oora c3eiidJt nno iammcrtc: y los rJor
lcin SoOtenlieo."
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9. SSCtsfca essbab,
klMNIS WICK, NO
Ntrfcrtigcr pom
6mhstei:m \ Moul'lnen'fn.

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grabfsinen uub Wtouumcnttu
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in Grrncruna gu bring II. Sic @errcn = u
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9en UNI Tnb nit 3ehnungcn uuo Speiiftos
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osidisbt toNrnirci rIlr Die &eNcuer.
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27,I Simm*Wif bel ct. Nouis, Nc
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Ncuer S0uDitDrc
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FIrnpt UNI gut ausqGutrt.
81 SUwar eneat.
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,ridcint icbch Somfto9 nnO toitet idbriid 50.
Yln3ci9 e@Y rctlc:
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s,Oe iulgenoc SnIerton o
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Snsiaeu, 9(omg, gc'a al IL M1tnt 800
M,n,juIotitn5sNr,cieta T2O
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letle terr brrtonte;

nNtor9enrotb,
Sen9teit mir gum friiben SOB.
Gelteru nod auf ltol;eu Goncn,
Sc te our0 oie 8rult geiUOnen,
Wtorgen III baS fIble 0rab."
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Srulttaide nno rei9te Srans ltumm sic Sano
nnO Oanu wifelte1 lia Die brei @fdnner feit
in tbre Nfautel unD le9ten fd) 10 nab ais m6sz
LID gum Sener, auf Die tbaufeu6te Groe. Sle
enti9ltefen pnter Den SIar9cH oes nlelandvu,
ltl1eu 6eiterlieoes, weldes bonn gSinoe ge>
ttasen bon Der ferniten @rense oes SiuOuats
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-11

Eds- The Lumsden brought lie bbls
-four, 20 hhds tobacco 20 tbl. brandy, 80
pkgs sundries, and 10 sks corn, for re-
shipment South; 20 bdls sacks, for Cairo,
and $50 pkgs cedar Sarc for 81. Louis.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-11

The Idlewild brought for Chas. Gala.
CHER 4so aour barrels, 10 SKIS wheat. Full
ton & Sons, 800 -four barrels, and for re.
shipmen, 10 bbls whisky, 10 hid. tobacco,
26 bbls -four and G3 sacks corn. 80
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-11

Asa rule, the perfumes now IN use have no per
~ cncy. An hour or two after their use, II ere
no trace OF perfume left. How different In the re-
suit succeeding the use of Murry and Lanman'
Florida Water. Days after its application tho
handkerchief oxhales most delightful, delicate
I'D agreeable fragrance. marfdeodly
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-11
uATcuELOR,s uAuRDYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the pEsr IN rns Womb
--pcriocly Harmless, Reliable apd Ins,hsnteous.
No disappoinhnent. No Ridiculous Tints or Cn-
pleasant Odor. Tho genuine W. A. Bachelors
Hair Dyc produces IMMEDIATELY u splendid
Black or naturd Brown. Does not STAN the
SKIN, but leave. the Hair Clean, Soft and Beauti'
fil. The only safe and Perfect Dye.
sold by all druexists., .,f Factory 10 Bond stfett
New York. any24deodAw1y
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-11

D0-The weather continued clear and
warm all day yesterday with no signs of q
change. The:wind blew strong from the
sou,hwes, all day.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-11

bS-The Ohio is falling still a, Pitts
burg butts rising at Cincinnati and Louis
vile with ! feet Q inche, in ,hc chute.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-11

Sd The City Of Alton discharged
here 80 tons steel, li5 Ibid, sugar, =, pkgs
mdse, for Cairo and Chicago.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-11

ber~Tho Cumberland Is also rising rap
idly with 10 fee, on Harpeih Shoals.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-11

a0' The Emily Labargc discharged
20 hhds sugar for Chicago.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-11

Two PILLS u bose.

Two fiiis Dose.
The most poieerJui, yet Innocent V,qetaLis
Cathartic kso,0n.
iti' pot necessar. TO take ahandiui of shess nil,
10 produce the desired effect; two OF them sc,
qnirklS AMI powerfully cleansing the liver, stoIn
t'h ai.i bowels OF all impurities, Tho principal
,ngIed.en, " Podophyilln. or the alchoholic sS.
powerful, acung aud searching than ihe MandraLe .
s,,,' w. peeu.sr action " upon the Liver, clean.
powerds M,1;. ,1'n AL , ,oos,ras,iops, with all The
suite atsshea " the use Of that mineral.
foI ul ulscAs"s IN which the use OF a caharic
,, 'hes" rlils Will give entire sttsfs
hoh IA eNeD cas"' ihcy sEyls rAiL.
Ia eases ~ Liver comp INT, Dyspeps,a an,
ifeme cOsilNeness, Dr. nOohand 5 t,eiman EI,,s,
OF Tone should he used IN eopnee ton wlIh ,h
this ihs rOnl, effect Of ,hs Bitter OF Tonic
hulldsup the system. The Bitlers or Tome p,ir
lhes the blood, strengthens the nerves, nIGulaS,,
the l.,er and gives strength, energy and yigor.
Keep your bowels active With the Fills, and tons
~ the system with the Biiters or Tome, and mo
disease can tain Its hold, or ever again assail II
These inedienes are sold by all Drugg SITS ana
dealers IN medicines everywhere.
:, hee9iisci .hai II i Or. Aoohands German
Remedies, that are 30 universally used and recon-,
mcndedi ana 40 allow the Druggist TO induce
youto tske any ylling else that lac may say IL Jus
as as good. because n. makes q larger profit on u
FiCE, aithe GERMAN MEDICINE STORE sai
ARCH STREET, Philadelphia.
CHAs. M. EVANS. Proprietor
FORMERLY q. N. JACKSON 4 90.
These temede, are for sale by Druggists, Store
~ nhVvpvis, ana hedieiue psalers. evssyyhere
Am1yghoG' A,n,,I,a NE United States, csnsdas, South
AN'''''Aaha ihe West Indies. For Sale by "
BARCLAY EsRoa.,
sat LlsOIs
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-11

hp-Tbe Mississippi is still falling at
ST, Lcois. @ s.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-11
ftlfttN al "a
ni,na

l'eah. O.. oDusais hynipioins; Co npai,o MS
fIMul'nDr, lnNaui Piles, Fullnes. OF blood 10 the
head, Acaly VI ~. stomach, Nausea, Hart. burn
dsgsst .. ip"d, Iulinrss weight IN the Stomach
S"u Lru"ti1'riis, FinAing or nuttering at the pii
'l We stomach, swimming OF the head, hu rried
oF"lhtGlt breathing, huitering at the hoIrt choI,.
lng or sLii1v''iug srnsations when ~ lyiAg pos.
lic, 1llunrss ui vision, dot, and ebbs before the
'.gh', duli panmihc head, deficiency of perspir.
ulpu, ytlluNnv.s a. the ssin aud eyes. pam An
TIE s'd" haek, chest, iirnis, etc. sudden n,.be-
81 heal, burning ~ the hesh, constant mag inimp-
oi ''l, ana great depression II spirits All these
indicate disesso of the Liver or dipesti,e organ.
combined With impure bloo1, s''
q, ins u,eoi ,h. sit,sis or Tome will sosn cause
, .is ave syI Iaoih. " disappear, ald th. patient
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-11

before last bFihgIns NIih Ter The TIP Of
the Arkansas. Belle, the Evansville Packet
for wednesday, which turned back from
Padueah, having boea detained BY the
storm. Tho items Of her cargo were 80
pk'gs for Chicago, 20 p!ows, l3i pk'gs
merchandise, 81 cattle, ~ hogs, 9s pkgs
furniture for tho south, and % Jbls
whisky. The cargo Of lac Fisk yesterday
was rather slim. ||t.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-03-11
Hooaand's PodophyIlisn Plils
HooAand's Greek Oil
MOOflland's German Bltters.
A niisers without Alcohol or sdis''

-....
A Bittcrs without Alcohol or Sdisits
os""y 1'n"
Hd'heren'iron WI o'her,. Eeomposed OF me
Purel"'ce-or wv" rr'nc'P'e oi noo's' heros end
berks tor !" inrdiea'y "rmcd, ex.r"c'sl 'he
worthless ana inert portions OF the ingredicn.s
not being used. Therefore, In one bottle OF this
Bit,crs there I, contained q. much medicinal vir.
inc as ,,,I, n. found 4, several ,clIon. a, or,,rs
oI,In,.s rI,a pao,. a.. ,.aa IN ri. ni,,.,s
w. '.'' ~. ', 80 - - 80, '' - -. 1880
s - . ..!, ~ -. .sp Y. 80 ~. 'r' "
N''e' h h'n"'c""''"y w -c'eu''nc on~"'s, anu
forwarded To the manuiaciory IN this city, where