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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-09
THAT ROLLING MILL.

Our Paducah contemporary, exercised BY |
report that the rolling mill at that place
would be removed to Cairo, is crying
out to the indolent sleeping citizens
Awake! arise! or DO forever rolling
milless. The Kentuekian learns from
good authority that the approximations
(which we have several times expressed
in regard to the removal Of the rolling
mill to Cairo arc unfounded." OF course,
there is no danger. 1t is true the rolling
mill men are embarrassed by the location
Of their wor.s at Paducah, but they do
not intend 70 pull up stakes. Their OBJ.
ject in threatening the people
of Psducah with the loss of the mill is
the strategy of sharp business men to
make Paducah open its pocket their toy
ing with Cairo, is for the purpose of ex-
citing her jealousy. The whole move
ment is sharp financial dodge.
SO, dear Paducah, out with your purse,
and pay the rolling mill men to quit talk
ing about Cairo.
Here is what the Paducah Kentuckian
says about the rumorcd removal Of the Pa
ducah rolling mill to Cairo:
We learn from good authority that the
approximations which we have several times
expressed in regard to the removal of the
| rolling mill from this city are unfsunded.
A good deal of stock in the company is
owned by citizens of Paducah, and the es.
Enlistment cannot be moved without
their consent, although many efforts are
being made by capitalists at Cairo TO effect
this result. The worthy President of the
company, Hon. l.. 5. Trimble,
is making efforts to secure
the subscription Of additional stock by
capitalists from IL distance, and we are
gratified to learn that he has many as
surances Of success in this respect as we'll
rs in regard to the future operations of
the mill. 1t is true the people Of this city
have not supported this enterprise as they
should have done but we are glad to say
| the establishment rests upon more salts
factory and substantial basis than we had
supposed. Our people do not fully ap.
preciate the advantage which it affords to
our city. Cairo understands this and is
consequently very eager to Sc
cure those advantages for
| herself. When it 10 remembered
that there are only two other rolling mills
in the whole state of Kentucky, and when
| it Is further borne in mind that such enter
prises are regarded as most valuable addi-
tions to every community in which they
exist, it will be seen how important it is
that this one should receive that patronage
and support which il deserves. The peo-
| pie Of this community should afford to it
that degree Of encouragement which would
| at once increase its value to the city and
at the same time afford guarantee against
the possibility of success to the efforts of
any rival city to remove it.
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HOTEL PERSONALS.

Tho following were the arrivals at,tho
st. Charles Hotel yesterday NJ. Spencer,
st. Louis; Judge Green, City; James II.
smith, Anna, ILL.,. John Blackburn Anna,
Hi Henry Jackson; U. s. NJ; Henry
Mendel Gin, o. J. l.. Miner, Chicago,
Ill.,; j. c. Killenpworth, st. Louis, Mo. !;
F. M. Vaughn, Elmwood, H.; II. NJ.
Taber, N. Y; 4. F. Mclean, Gin, o. 1;
VIM. A. Pendleton, Newport, KY; Lou.
w. Sehrag, Newport, KY; NJ. A. Echols,
Newport, KY; Capt A. Ziegler, getty of
Chester" w. NJ. Morris, City; II. B. Van
Benthuysen, Lock Heaven Pa.
The following we're tho arrivals at
the Delmonco Hotel, VIM. Winter, pro.
prietor, for the twenty-cour hours ending
at 0 o'clock, p. NJ, Nov. 9Th, 1871: John
s. Watts, Smthland, Ky; VIM. T. Tis-
mcr, Jonesboro, ILL.,. G.. w. Rigor, Mem.
phis, Tenn. w. T. Ashbrook, Vincennts,
Ind. d. r. Davis, River; VIM. w. Peer
man, Alleyton, Tex. II. w. Fairfowl, st.
Louis, Mo-. X. NJ. Hill, st. Louis, Mo.
John c. Grow, Chicago, ILL.,, Thomas Hol.
mes, St. Louis, Mo-; X. T. jackson, City
VIM. Perry, st Louis, Mo-, James Cooken
City; Peter Saup City J. NJ Leonard
Boston, Mass. Mrs. Fannie Mantle
Blandville, KY. Mrs. Nettie Keene, Ky
Ed. Wilbur, Fair View Lead Mines
Geo. A. Babbith, Grand Junction, Iowa
A. Perkins, Mounds Junction, ILL.,. p. n
Smith, Missouri j. II. Watts, Memphis
Tenn. b. F. Field, Greenfeld's Landing
Mo-; L. F. Marshal, John Ashbrook, Car
ter Adeir, John Micrs, DR.. Geo. Thomas
Maj. John Davis, d. NJ. Coil, Ballard
county, Ky; VIM. NJ. McRoy, St Louis
| Mo
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

adjourned Regular Meeting Of the Board Of
Aldermen.
CouScL CnAnsEs, CAIao. IT,
November 7, 1871.
Alderman Rearden in the chair.
Present-Aldermen Cunningham, Fitz-
gerald, Kleb, .Rearden, Sesse, Swayne,
Valdez and Winters.
BILLS.
The bill of Jno. II. Oberly Il Co., for
publishing council proceedings in October
and other advertising, amounting to $54,
was reported back as correct. Alderman
Cunningham moved to allow. Carried as
follows; Ayes-Cunningham, Fitzgerald,
Kleb, Rearden, Sease, Swsyne, Valdez
and Winters.
The bill Of Jno. Q. Hartman, circuit
clerk, amounting to $66 for costs In cases
In tho circuit court, wherein the city failed
10 obtain judgment, was referred back by
the committee OH claims recommending
the payment Of $A2.sb in full Of said bill.
On motion of Alderman Fitzgerald, the
TcCOLumouuuStOu VI Suo VI COuAutttoo WHs
concurred in, the ayes being-Cunning-
ham, Fitzgerald, Kleb, Rearden, Seass,
Swsyne Walder aud Winters; nays, O.
The bill Of IL. Ii. Williams for lumber,
amounting to $l33l,6e was reported back
by the committee on claims recommending
payment Of the same.
Alderman Cunningham moved to al.
low as recommended. Carried by the
following vote: Ayes.-Cunningham
Fitzgerald, Kleb, Rearden, Sease, Swsyno
Valdez and Winters, Mayo.
- RECONSIDERATION.
Alderman Sease moved reconsideration
of the vote on last evening referring Il
the street committee, the bill for an or
dinsnce entitled :" An ordinance to pro
vide for cisterns and wells in certain 10
calities." Carried.
Alderman Winter moved 10 strike GU
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bic, who are sure to succeed in any UNDER
taking.
MIR. Finlay, formerly of Cairo, is now
one of the firm of Roberts q Finlay, shirt
manufacturers, Springfield. Mr.. Finlay
will bo in Cairo Wednesday and Thursday
10Th and 10th inst, and wishes nll who de-
sire TO procure serviceablc and neatly fit
ting shirts to hold their orders until that
time.
The sheriff of Ballard county, KY,
passed through Cairo yesterday in charge
of four prisoners for the penitentiary at
Frankfort. John Ivy and David Anterior,
were convicted Of stealing cattle and sem
fenced for four years each. VIM. Bradley
and Charlie Williams, for larceny, go for
one year. Ivy and Atherton are the men
who's sold Walter 4 Mallory yoke of stolen
cattle last August, and were arrested by
Myers and Arnold.
When any of the Paducah enterprises
weaken and require bolstcring, they say I:
"Well, we must make arrangements to re-
move to Cairo, where we can have better
facilities for doing our work"
Then out comes Paducah's
wallet, and the Cairo takers are silenced
by having their mouths stuffed full of
grcenbacks. On the other hand, when
has any business man of CAIRO, manu-
facturer or merchant said Well, our
facilities for business being insufficient,
we must 60 to Paducah where they will be
better The man who would talk in this
way would be pointed at as an ass. Pa
ducsh has Cairo to fear, but Cairo finds no
rival in Paducah. This fact speaks vol
umes for our city, and is whole book,
Of volumes as numerous at those OF
Allison's history of Europe, in denunciation
of the vain Boosting Of our rather comely
and very harmless neighbor--sleepy but
boastfui Paducah.
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section 2 offs said ordinance and substitute

the following therefor, viz:
"SEc. 2 That two csterns be constructed
of brick of the capacity of 800 barrels each,
the walls of the same to be of thickness of
nine inches with II sufficient strength
to support engines in time of fire and The
passage of ordinary vehicles
the same to be located on
Commercial avenue near the corner of
both street and on Washington avenue
near the corner Of Division street"
Aid. Winter called for the ayes and
nays on his motion with the following re-
suit (: Ayes-Cunningham Fitzgerald,
Kleb Rearden, Swaync, Valdez and Win
teri Nay--Sease.--l.
Aid Cunningham moved to amend Sec
ton 3 of said ordinance by striking out
the words "cost of each cstern shall not
exceed $780, and substituting therefore
the words construction of said cisterns be
let to the lowest and best bidder" Mo-
ton carried.
On motion of Aid. Winter said ordin-
ance was adopted ns amended, the ayes be.
ing Cunningham, Fitzgerald, Kleb
Rearden, Sease Swayne, Valdez and Win
tcr--s. Mayo.
REVISED ORDINANCES.
The Clerk proceeded with the hrst read
ing in this Board, of tho newly revised
ordinances beginning with Ordinanc 9
mol
Aid. Winter moved to strike out all that
part Of section | of ordinance No 4 rela
ting TO the erection Of wooden awnings.
Motion lost as follows; Ayes-Swayne
and WINTER. Nays-Cunningham,
Fitzgerald, Rearden, Sease and Waldorf.
Alderman Winter moved to amend Sec
ton 49, of ordinance No.. 4, by inserting
after the word "trsck" the following
between Fourth and Fourteenth streets, OF
upon any Travelled cross street running
through TO the Ohio levee, so as to obstruci
the free passage way across such street.
Alderman Fitzgerald moved TO table
Alderman Winters motion. Carried.
The clerk having read US far as section
"a, Of ordinance No. 4, inclusive, the
board, on motion of Alderman Winter, ad
journed to meet tomorrow evening Al
o'clock. NJ. j. HowLEY, City Clerk.
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BRIEFS.

Judge Mulkey ia at home. .,,..
Judge Allen is at Marion, williamson
county. '-.. 49, ~
Judge Green arrived from the city
yesterday at the st. Charles.
In all the political world there are but
two bright spots Alexander county
and New Jersey, They are democratic.
"A correspondent of our levee cotem-
porary compliments the North Cairo pre-
cinct election judges. Why, Of course.
Halliday Brothers have just received
a consignment of Michigan apples, which
they will dispose of at a great bargain to
the purchaser.
John p. Heley, Esq, has been en-
ploycd by Shawnee,own to superintend
the construction of the levee which is
TO girdle that high watcr-afflctcd town.
-MeSsrs. J. & +. Buckingham have re-
opened the central elevator at this city,
and are now prepared to handle grain at
reduced rates. See advertisement.
"A fine black mare, good spring wag-
on, and set of new harness, for sale cheap
for cash. Enquire at J. Burgers, l44
Commercial avenue. .....
There will be n grand dance at the
residence of Mrs. p. Smith, corner Thirty.
fourth the street and the levee on To-
morrow Thursday night, 9th, instant
Public invited. I'd.
Mr. George Fisher is unwell and SO
are We. The result of the election in AL
exander is the cause Of his unwellness, and
the result of the elections outside of Al
exander the cause of ours.
-Wanted-ffty teams to work on the
st. Louis and Cairo railroad ut Cairo.
Application must be. made Immediately
Wages, $3.50 per day. Apply to o. A
Topple, Winters block, Cairo.
Martin is glad and Miller is sad, and
we know what will please nina bottle Of
wine to make him shine, and pair of big
boots with which to kick, kick, kick the
men who nominated him for treasurer.
County Clerk, Lynch, has received in.
formation from the state authorities, that the
levy Of taxes for 1871 is
btcens for state purposes; -.
20 cents for common schools;
| 10 cents for interest on canal bonds.
Elliott Dodge, one of the parties now
IN the county Jail for stealing u barrel OF
whisky from one of the wharfboats a
ms place has but recently been discharged
from 'he Missouri penitentiary, wher,
~ NO served too years for larceny.
The
cheapest Hardware Store
In Cairo,
' WIN the Best Assortment of Goods,
I. lsat iIalleys,
q on Washington Avenue, 3 doors
above Tenth.
On Jim Mallory, the popular steambos
passenger agent, is building up IL fine bu
. mess He is one of those enterprisin,
rye energetic, driving men, popular with Il
/, public because accommodating and reli
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Go to Jorgensen's for imported Dun
dee orange marmalade, the celebrated
London crystal vinegar, in quarts, and
hoice Genoese figs. If
--Taber Brothers, having obtained for
their watch department some OF the very
best workmen TO be found, are now pre-.
pared to turn out work in that line with
hut little delay. Those having fine and
difficult work requiring the most skillful
workmen may now be assured of obtaining
satisfaction. The finest patterns Of jew
elry, as usual, are made to order at prices
that defy competition. oct20tf.
ID. Lampert has removed his shop
from Ohio Levee to Eigth, between Com
mercial and Levee, and he now invites
his friends to one Of the best fitted shops
in the city. Everything is kept in tho
neatest and best manner possible snow
white towels, bright, keen razors, pure
water, fragrant soaps, clear oils and fine
pcrfumcry. Smooth shaves, thorough
shampoos, fashionable hair-cutting, hair
curling or dressing for gentlemen, ladies
or children, and polite attention is always
in readiness for those who favor him with
their patronage. oct9dlm.
The merchant tailoring shop of Messrs
Lehning g. Kobler, on the south side Of
Eighth street between Washington and
Commercial avenues, opposite Hanny's
dry-goods store, has been open only few
weeks and already these gentleme are OBJ
tanning fair share Of the patronage
Of the public. They are both practical
men--frst-class northumberland are will
ing to guarantee satisfactory work. They
keep on hand always full line Of piece
goods, to which they direct the attention
of all who wish to have made clothes
that are worth the money paid for them.
Cleaning and repairing done neatly at
low prices.
-Saup has received in anticipation Of
the holidays, very large and varied stock
Of toys. He always is first in this depart
mcnt, and is recognized as par excellent,
the toy man of Cairo. There is nothing
that can be thought of to tickle the juven.
lie fancy that he has not laid IN stock-not
small assortment, but one large enough
to make happy all the boys and
girls of Alexander county, and furnish
a big stock to each of the jobbers in all the
towns surrounding Cairo, within radius
of a hundred miles, at st. Louis and Gin
cinnati prices. The attention of the gen.
eral public, and especially of small dealers
is particularly invited to Mr.. Saup's stock.
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pany wear the usual badge of mourning
for thirty days.
Resotced, That the secretary Of this
company be instructed to furnish copy
of these resolutions to the widow of the
deceased, and also copies to the city papers
for publication, and that they be spread at
length upon the journal the company.
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The rise in the liver goes brsvely on
and it has risen about 81 inches during
the past "a hours. The Mississippi il
again falling, the late rise helped the chan
mol considerably and II Is too bad that 1t is
doomed to become as bad as It was before
the rise. This Arkansas is falling very
fast and navigation in that river is get
ting bad. At Cincinnati the Ohio Is RI
sing very slow, and at Pittsburg it is
still falling; stationary at Evansville and
falling at Louisville. The rocks in the
mouth of the Ohio are entirely covered
and when they show themselves again
enc says his children will chronical
the fact"
The landing presented an animated sp.
pearancc all day yesterday, and the steam.
boatmen and wharfboat clerks were us
busy as bees. There is vast quantity Of
freight moving southwark from this port,
and steamers coming out from st. Louis
one-third loaded have no trouble filling out
to the water. The weather was pleasant
and everything looked lovely.
Tho Belle of Pike put off 1856 bale cot
ton for the East.
The City of Chester made her appear
ance amongst us once again with fair
trip. Her pilot reported Ave feet water to
St. Louis. She Is Differed by her old
crew who were on hor before she laid up.
The Mary Miller arrived from the Ohio
after tedious trip with the barge Blue
Bird in tow.
The Fisk came down with slim trip Of
freight.
The $. II. Long passed up for Mound
City without landing.
The Atlantic was having her boilers
patched yesterday.
The Eckert did not 60 down the river
as was intended.
The Rob Roy came up ligh, from New
Orleans. She reported seven feet to Men,
phis. She began loading Immediately on
her arrival, and will leave this evening
without fail for New Orleans. She is
commanded by Capt. d. r. Asbury and
Ed. Morehouse presidcs in the office. She
has splendid cabin Accommodations, and Is
unsurpassed as low water boat.
The Argonant came down with barge
in tow with about 200 tons freigh: which
she will reship here. She will load he,
barge with lumber and return to St. Louis
The big steamer Wade Hampton sunk
few days ago opposite Donaldsonville b,
springing a leak. No lives were lost, and
the boat may be raised. Her cargo con
sisted of cotton, sugar, molasSes and cottoi
seed. The greater portion of it will b
saved in n damaged condition. She wal
valued at 500
The Strader came in with two barge
in tow. She was aground IL hours a
, Turkey Island and had to get one of the
Belfasts barge to tighten her Of. Hel
cabin was filled with people.
The Lumsden after laying a few day
at St. Louis returned to this port hyin
: light and has laid up for the present. N
show for outsiders up there.
! The Atlantic returned from Cap
! Girardeau having met the Bee and barge
5 there when they exchanged tows. Tn
: Atlantic will leave to-day with loade,
and QUE fuel barge.
The Eddyvills came down with lgh
trim.
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The SAMPLE RooM.-Mr. =. Fitzger-
AIDS sample room, at the corner Of Four
teenth street and Commercial avenue, is
supplied with as fine q stock Of wines
Scotch and Irish whiskies, cigars, ETC., as
was ever offered for sale in this city. Mr..
r. is doing wholesale business, and be-
ing thoroughly acquainted with the bust.
ne IS in which he has embarked, feels con-
adent of his ability to sell his goods as
cheap, if not cheaper, than any other cs-
tablishment in the city. He solcits q
share of the public patronage. octlstf
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RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.

PORT LIST.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer 7. w. Strador, st. Louis
John Lumsden, ST. Louis.
" Atlantic, Cape Girardeau.
" Eddyville, Evansville.
Belle of Pike, Memphis.
City of Chester, st. Louis.
Mary Miller, Louisville.
" Jas. Fisk, Jr., Paducah.
" Illinois, Col.
" 5. Ii. Long, st. Louis.
Rob Roy, New Orleans.
Argonaut, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer p. w. Strader, New Orleans.
+" Eddyville, Evansville.
" Belle Of Pike, st. Louis.
Il City Of Chesterf Memphis.
Jas. Fisk, Jr., Paducah.
Illinois, Col.
$. II. Long, Mound City.
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AGENTS WANTED.--An. experienced
agent wanted for each county in the United
States. Business lucrative, permanent and
res pectable. From So to 81 per day, cash,
guaranteed to the right man. None need
apply unless possessed Of sterling business
habits not afraid of work, and wsU recon-
meadsd. Address
WILLIAM w. NORRIS q Co.,
81 Fourth avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
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For good photographs, porcelain pic.
lures, or old pictures 10 be copied, call or
Thomas, No. l24 Commercial avenue. He
s q good workman. Give him trial.
septl5tf.
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THE ELECTION.

Returns from the country precinct in
dictate the election of Mr.. Martin by large
majority. The following returns were re-
ceived yesterday
DoG.TooTH.
Hayes, democrat............
Beverage, republican .................."....l6
Democratic majority .............."...
Mr.. Martins majority in this precinct
is reported TO be "a.
SANTA FE.
Miller ................... .... 3
Martins ma ority .....................l7
UNITY.
BeveriIgc........"... 100
| Democratic majority FUNDAMENTALLY
Martins majority is 70. Mr.. Mertz re-
ceived one vote, and was the only re-
publican candidate who received any.
THERE'S.
Martins majority ........................2G
CLEARCRERK.
Martin majority. ............."...."....33
The majority for Beverage and Mertz
in this precinct was 90
In all the precincts the democrats made
decided gains.
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If you desire rosy checks and com
plexion fair and free from Pimples Blotches
and Eruptions, purify your blood by taking
DR.. P!erces Golden Medical Discovery
1t has no equal for this purpose. 5ss
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SLEEPING Rooms FOR Rent TenI
we'll ventilated sleeping rooms in City Ma
tional Bank building. Apply to
EDWARD DEZONIA,
At City National Bank.
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ADAMS dry corned fish, most dslicious|
article, in abundance at Jorgensen's gro
eery store. II.
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EcosoMY.-By using Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup for children many doctors bill
can be saved and much suffering averted.
Read the Advertisements in another COLI
umn.
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oct3tf

TEuTn.--The powers of Mrs. Whit.
combs Syrup for children are as positive
as the sunlight from Heaven, and gentl
and soothing as an angels whisper.
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BRICK STORE FOR RENr.---'rhe bricA
store, No. 70, Ohio Levee, now occupied
by +. NJ. Stockasth, Esq, Is offered for
rent, and will be vacant on the 18th inst
Apply to JSo. b. PnILLIs.
Oct3tf
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FoR SALE.-A Grover & Baker sewing
machine, in perfect order and but little
used. Any one wishing 10 purchase may
make good bargain by application at th1
office. t.
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For SALE.--A cottage on 18th street
containing rooms, cistern and out
houses complete. Applyto
w. w. THORNTON.
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WANTED TO ExcHANGE--For improved
Cairo property, l6o acres Of good land
within one mile and half of Hickman,
Kentucky, with good brick house and all
necessary out buildings. The place also
has on it one thousand fruit trees. For
further information apply to
JAS. MALLORY, Steamboat Agent.
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Where are you golng' To the place
number SO, Ohio levce, where they keep
the best fresh oysters, fish and game, and
the finest wines, liquors and cigars to bel
found in the city. Open at all hours, Day
or night. J.E. PARKs
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OYsrERs.-Lous Herbert has alwas on
hand a fresh supply of Saddle Rock oys-
ers u
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Go to DR.. McGauley for Rattinger's Fe.
yer Drops. Warranted to cure the chills1
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Those French Cherries, in syrup, SO
popular with connoiseurs are sold by Jsr
gensen. II
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THE finest vanilla chocolate paste in
glass, at Jorgenson's. II.
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Try THE WosDERFUL JAPANESE
GREEN TEA PILE CuRE-lt has never
failed in the most stubborn cases. 1t
cures by absorption. No pain. No in-
furious substances. $500 given for every
authenticated failure. Sent by mail to
any address on receipt of price $500
ana Zoc extra to pay postage. Orders
must be addressed
WILLIAM w. MORRIS IL Co.,
Sole proprietors for United States and
British Provinces, 6l Fourth Avenue
Pittsburg, Pa. novieod3m.
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THE best East India dry preserved gin.
ger at Jorgensen's. IT,
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TRY the American club fish, put up
oil, to be found at Jorgensens.