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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-13

cOtlOn tne negro mas airehuy TOoDeu
the county, and yet Governor Scott
has appointed these men to tax the
people and control the funds derived
from such taxation. Tell me, now, il
you can understand why such thing
as the Ku Klux exists in South Caro-.
lima?
KU KLUx oUTRAGEs.
As regards the number of outrages
committed in this county authorities
differ. Some Radicals estimate it rs
high as two hundred others, more
modest, fix it at one hundred and
fifty. Some Democrats think that
fifty are as many as were perpetrated ;
others do not believe there were
twenty-five. As a general rule tho
Ku Klux of Chester seem to have
warned obnoxious men before troub.
ling them with personal visits. A
large majority OF the negroes punish.
ed were doubtless charged with crime I;
but there were not q few cases in
which they were the victims Of mere
hate or political intolerance. Some
murders have been committed, only
one of which can fairly be attributed
to politics In one case of murder
charged to the Ku KluX considerable
doubt exists as to whether they had
anything to do with it, The victim
was q negro who had been charged
with Illicit intercourse with another
negro's wife, and suspicion points to
the husband whose marital rights had
been invaded, and to his friends, as
the perpetrator of the murder. 1t is
not on easy matter to discover the
reason for the numerous whippings
Some cases have been reported to mo
in which such crimes as the stealing
of cotton, of corn, of hogs, &c, and ut.
tempts to burn barns and houses are
reported as the cause, in some cases
the whippings were wanton aud bru.
tai. One negro, who bears good
character among the whites, although
he is strong Radical, was badly
whipped one night, and he was at a
loss to imagine what the Ku KluX
had troubled him for, especially as be
was not an active politician. 1t turn.
ed out that he had been whipped by
mistake, and he was comforted with
that assurance, This negro received
the sympathy of the entire white
community. In another case a negro
camo into the village and reported
that he had been whipped. On being
questioned concerning the outrage he
confessed to having been into II white
mans meat honse, and he added, with
refreshing candor, 81 reckon, boss, |
'sarved dc lickn'."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-13
CROMWELL'S SKULL.

The skull of Cromwell is still above
ground, and it is in the possession OF
n citizen Of London. Several years
since it was exhibited publicly. The
history Of the head is us follows
Cromwell was buried in great state at
Westminster Abbey. At tho restora.
tion, however, his body and those OF
some Of his associates were dug up,
suspended on Tyburn gallows for a
whole day, and then buried under it.
The head of Cromwell, however, was
taken of, carried TO Westminster Hall
and fixed there, where it remained
some time; but the great tempest at
tho commencement OF this century
blew it down, where il was picked up
by the great. randfather of its present
possessor This is significant com
mentary on earthly greatness. The
popular idol Of one generation may be-
come the scorn and loathing of an.
other. The body of Cromwell, carried
to his burial in royal state, only few
years after his interment is rudeIy torn
from its last resting place, and the
half decayed carcass, dragged By the
heels through the mud and mirc OF
London, is hanged upon Tyburn tree,
the head afterwards torn off and piac.
ed so that in grinning horror il ever
looks towards the spot where King
Charles was executed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-13

A QUEER RELIo.-The bed and mat.
trcss on which President Lincoln died
was sold at public auction last week,
and brought $50. A restaurant keep,
er was tho purchaser, and intends to
keep 1t as relic of the great tragedy
at FOrd's Theatre The family that
owned it were greatly annoyed by
visitors constantly calling at the
house to sec the room and furniture
in which Mr.. Lincoln died, and Gnaly
were obliged TO get rid Of both by
leaving the house and selling the fur
nture.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-13

True WEALTu.-Give your children
fortune without education, aud at
least one.half of the number will go
down to the tomb of oblivion-per.
haps to ruin. Give them education
and they will be a fortune to them
selves and their country. 1t is an in.
heritance worth moro than gold, for
1t buys true honor; they never can
spend nor lose it, through life it ever
proves friend-in death consola.
tion.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-13

The man who won't take n paper
because he can borrow one, has in.
vented a machine by which he can
cook his dinner by the smoke OF his
neighbor's chimney.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-13

Passion may not unftly be termed
the mob Of man, that commits riot
op bis reason.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-13

1t is the steady pull and not the
spasmodic jerk that tells. Persistency,
not impulse, carries the day. 1t is
very much better to be slow and sure
than ftful with merely chance at
success.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-13

There are three things in the world
that know no kind of restraint and
are governed by no laws, but merely
by passions and brutality--civi wars,
family quarrels, and religious disputes
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-13
Livery Stable.

UNliE undersigned begs leave 70 inform the pub
Il lie that he is now fully prepared to accommo-
date all in the way Of furnishing Horses, Buggics
Saddles and Harness, on the shortest notice and
on reasonable terms. Residence on Locust street,
between Third and Fourth.
GEO. W. GEARHART.
Tlcarfeld. April II. 1867.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-13

SLANDER.-Look on slandcrcrs as
direct enemies to civil society as per.
sons without honor, honesty, or hu.
manity. Whoever entertains you with
the faults of others designs to serve
you in q similar manner.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-13
CONTINUED PROM FIRST pAoE.)

mornings Columbia papers announce
that he has appointed the negro who
had resigned, but remained at home,
to gil one vacancy, and the other va
cancy he has filed by appointing n
man named Chambers to fill it. At
the special election Chambers was
beaten for this very office. Chambers
has been twice indicted for stealing
cotton; the negro has already robbed
the county, and yet Governor Scott
has appointed these men to tax tho
people and control the funds derived
from such taxation Tell me, now, if
you can understand why such a thing
as the Ku Klux exists in South Caro-.
linn
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-13

" E. ARNOLD D,',,,......".,......w. ROSS HAnrsHonS
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-12-13

Don't initiate the sun and rise early,
unless yon intend to retire when he
docs. The sun don't go around to
theatres, balls, meetings, and all that
in the evening.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-08
Thr 43uji&tin,
CEASE

Squeezing "a Dry spouse --H,cn 10" Sos
10 Know s''rcat oc"' -"'i'''o.''
with GrrRt--..cu. SchrncF--H"' SOC
Given a., v.c,idrtulul Me't,r q
Thought.
iFram.tho Ncy Tor, Hc.h'
The opinions OF men NHn h.yu p.ofui
rroniient part. iu Gee hg q suUur .. '..-
t,ios are natter o.. ,..II'n Interest ard I."
readers of tie U.rlf u,' .t gu ."u 20
hear what th, ,n,I Magistrate Of o.
JUDICIARY la. #ay 30 .a.t pie. th.," w
oerupy tie attention ,. tln iu.r.'.h ytu.
ple. Chief Justice 'a1e' i' slowly g.u'-
ering from urotrl,,yj ti,u.-. ani ~
personal appearance !, somewhat 'I''".'
from his former srif; pUt hr -t''l hn' th'
lefty dignity OF miyn, au. iJ. ,'rNerN ''''
Judge.
Reporter: know yaar ion: i,Incs INA,
deharrci you from taking an active PAY
in the political aGiirs %; me country; sil.l
.om, Of the u1.j remarkable events could
not have hi'nd {, come within your no
lice
Chic, Justice: Yul ire right. For
months I have taken no interest IN pn.it-
ic. Ny chief attention ha, been devoted
10 ny health, and, Us ! have not pursued
the course Of tho late cvcpts, | have no
decided views on The different topic, Of
the day,
Reporter, Have YOU not read Senator
Summers speech in relation to the 50.
Domingo scheme.
Chief Justice had 1t read 60 the. |
think Grants policy on ,hi. question does
not warrant Summers opposition. IL the
people OF st. Domingo desire 10 come into
the Union We can do no better than to
crafty their wish by annexing them TO
the nited States. think great advan,-
ages would aacctu, to this country from
the possession of an island in tho West
Indies.
Reporter; Are your relation, with Pre-.
sident Grant of "a friendly nature
Chief Justice: They are neither friend
ly nor otherwise. There can bc 10 points
OF discussion between ", ~ do not ia my
official capacity come In contact with
him.
Reporter; What do you think. Mr.
Chase of Gen. Schcnck's appointment; n,
Minister Plcnipoicniiary to England?
Chief Justice; have known Genera
Schenek for mauy years but am not pre-
pared 10 say whotl. n his nomination l.
jpdicious choice or not, American diplo
macy has been at fault with regard TO tn
the controversies pending between thi
country and England.
Reporter Have you any view concern
ing the next Presidential campaign?
Chief Justice This event is 80 far /
the distance that ! have not given IA
subject thought. anticipate II will b
lively campaign on accoun, of the Ill.
sensions that have sprung up In the Re
publican party.
Reporter: Does the manner In which
the affairs Of the country are conducted h,
the present Cabinet meet your approbi.
ticn2
Chief Justice I can offer no view, OF
the subject. When | am restored I,
health shall he happy to see YOU \
present ! canno. burden nay mind wit
such waighty matters.
Reporter When do you expect t. o..
sumo tho duties OF your viiicr?
Chief Justice Before the expiration ,
the present term.
The conversation confined for som
time upon indifferent matters, and allc
wishing Mr.. Chase a happy New Year nm,
the recovery o: hi' health, the rcporto
withdrew.
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PROviNClkLlSMs.
specimens OF American 3Iaies,

Those who have tIuycigi extensively Ia
the United States, sHya wufvr !u the
Methodist, have doubtless been struck rs
the pcculiaritc. OF the language used Us
the people. Everywhere one can Boa, mole
the excessive impuiiiy oitho language
generally used 10 conversation. ilf mora
noticeable arc local ilipu.. rau. certain
phrases and certain style, oi rhrai .rIu..y
become pccuiiuriiie, of the vrvugcul.g,
and are ~ readily distributed tu tlp.r re-
spective regions rs the German, French
and Spanish language, brc nmuug the
German, French and Spanish pypp'r..
Who !, 1t that would not know yer, tho
corruption uf herr, right smart heaps
of H. etc, a, belonging To- tho South
And who will fail - detect the Yankee
or, ~ Ills = somewhat cquiyocal term,
the Nov Eug'audcr-by hi conversation
II rs true that ;herc o, something in the
appearance of the genuine Yankee that
discover. his nativity, bat his language i
pre- mnsnuy 90 rHCtc -,.tic OF him. r.
msnbor Ais accent, tuo, the broad .lUud ~
a which lac 80 delights 10 use.
The following dialogue which we rcceu''
Isl over lelrd between Two Jcr.cymru,
we'll illustrates tie ,nvcr.HtiouAl l,rcul-
aritios Of the part II that State in which !,
took place
II say, Dick. whore arc you goin today
What hcy you there
IL am go.u t,hin, aud hey got thi.
tn ii,tle rp.! Of bait
"nr you much ng IA Alderman
"Wcil, ! should reckon not. Thi. i,luN
fast band al a. caut DO much wrr. n
you al iuy afore Yesterday. / calculate
You didu b,tch n.h Gil your
Isl a.I. / ha,ched dozen 20, nic,
pair of trout Us you ever seed. Why,
seed man near nae haui iu two o. wun.t.
But l Wa, obieeged 10 pat up iist nj the
time the tsh b., best was io,Acu alto.
gether unaware HAD rot expected .irh
run OF fish So late ,n NE tide
hardly know WHIST place / sh.ll 70 to.
Haint you .Pcriicklcr pot whore you
keteh your fish p
IS l hey. IL Is Horth-uor,hcast from
PSrkers clump oftrees, and about s1u Yves.
from Singers hndin'. IL, ii,t two mild
and quarter from Puggle head
Tim Barley was p intin out place TO
me, but don't knows kin foller hi,
directions, lie said, seq he: FOler the
sas' reach Tor about a mild, aud scz he.
AXE ths ieit haul fork oftbc river scz
ne, anu "heh you come 10 Pills landing
sez ne you 20 nor ca, until YOU strike
Hsgars pen, SEE he, 'ano half wsy atwcrn
the pen, SEE he, and crookI ditcb !. he !
spot SEE he. Ihey my douU. vbc,b"r
Tim wasn't lyin' TO me or no"
Tim amt 10 be depended on. r,o,s
good, clever feller, but be has II peni,~
Tor lynn. HE'S the man, you know, vii,
pizened old man Sterlings hos. He !.
terrible grosnus (ferocious) wheL he gil,
mad agin any one. Old Bill brock sfz
Tins ornry Us pizen,
Nc fOllOw tho dialoUtte ma Et,tl.. .
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.sSss
BULLS
SARSAPARILlA
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:
Benton Rarrsck., Mo-. Ami 80. 1.

Benton Barracks, no, April 81, 1850.
Dr. JOHN BuI.I.-DearS ir; knowing the Ell
clcncy Of your sarsphfIlla, and the healing Anr
benencial qualities u Possesses, ! send yuu ~,
lolio",ng statement OF my ca-ei
Twas wounded about tao years ago-Was taken
prisoner Rnd cOnnDed Tor sixteen months. Heiu.
ihON"a ~ oitrn, my wounds have not Ara,rd ,,g
J have not lat upa moment since 4ss wounded
! am shot through the hips. My general Lsalfi
j. Impaired ann need ro,uctAiGg 20 H--I-t ia
turc. ! have NOR, Aitn IN your -airapgfii.i thar
IA anything ci,". | wei tllAt that T. genuine
Pleas" e2ITc,- ne "a hat dozol hutti,., anl
obllg- carr q, l.. JDuNsOS
-. LpuIs. No,
T., S.--The following wa written Ami 81, H.,
b. Mfs. Jenn.r J.hnson, mother 81 Capt, John.
on
pR, JOHN BrLl.-D-.- sf; Ny husband li.
>, Johnton, vas -kliliul surgeon AMI pAy.i,.
ian ~ Central New York. where no died. l.Eyul
the above q. l., johnson 10 my care, A. tAlucrL
years OF age, he had q chrome dsrrh-a an
srrIiua, Tor which gayc hun your -aTraparIlit
1T CURED him: ] have tor ten years recon.
lncL-ed u 10 many IN Aea York, Ohio aud Low
Tor scTOilla. fever sores nld general debility.
Perfect sue 'ess has sit.ni u gAs cures tgte'te
"a ssias Ease ~ sorosh ord ffter sure Htrs ass.s
m1aTsioss. am very ana iOus Tor my -ul 10 agulr
have TecouIse To your s~r,apaTila, lie - fearful
OF getting spurious article, hence hIs WITHIN a.
sou for HIS wound. acre terrible, bot / d..
lie" swill recover Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-08
MOTTO y.

rn.t"i stat'- 81 America, s,u,h,rn pi,.r,cl Of
llLui--.a.
The United STATE. 81 America, 10 the Marshal Of
the southern bi-iriri - Illinois, erecting.
Whereas, Alh'l has bseu tiled VA ia. pi-tT 4
Cont ~ the United state. Ia aud for the southe IA
District IT Illinois, ca tgo I'D day Of Decent. 2,
10 a." year 81 ouf Lord on" thousand light hun T.
rel snt -,Seuiy, by William Morris ami GsoI 20
", Burn, A. partners doing business under "a
nam. aGd style Of morris = BuTu.' against 4.
steamboat "H'ugal 7 GER her boats, t.skle, 49,
per. aud furniture, tor reasons aud csnses N
-ald lt'g mentioned, sHi Iray ing the usual pro-
co.. AMI mnnIilun 81 ihC -sit Court IN that I e.
hall GO he made, aut that an persons hsyins %
lI'"nHlus 70 hat" "tl rRht, tle Or iuiof'st
WorDiu, may hr e tod o. appear, ant answer M
Hni -.usgi'r uo matt, L. ln -'di !Dcl aTicUlst'ly
pnpouui'l, and fiH' this t0rf' would 10 pleas Il
loo pronounce Zoe The rutu. -Four IlUnir.I AMI
Ftiy--lE lUl.ars, The ..tnage. alleged IA ..id
libel, besides cu-f, ui suit
luu uT, therefore commanded iu attach the and
steamboat 'Fruf'l Tiger hrr boats, tackle, "A @.
pare. lHI iuutui", aud % dctaIn the same IN
A'uT'J.tYgy until o." further order uf this court
Rejecting ino same ant {" give notice, by puo.
ucuttuu 200 The CAIRO EJitrIN loT fourteen DAYS
proNou, 10 thc day Of TRIAL, and by notice posted
up "a no most public manner, Tor the space u
iugr,ccu dtys, near the place ~ tad 81 such
seizure AMI libel, 10 gu persons claiming N. sad
steamboat Bengal Tiger her boats, tackle, sp.
paTcl and furniture, or knowing OF having any
uNrE i0tny Why ihis Count should not pronounce
against the same, according to the prayer Of
sod ltol, and tt'i hey be and appear lefo eths
said COurl, % bee held In and for tfc southern u ..
igirt OF Illinois, al the United states Court Room.
ln mo city Of CAIRO, IA said District, on the 6rst
MONDAY m February next, II that be dsy of lur.
l-dlclu, n not, then On the fret day of JuTisd C..
ton thef 'stlcr, ri 10 o'clock in the forenoon u
that da', then AMI there 20 interpOse a claim Of
thc same, and o. make their Legations in u At
behal,
And what YOU shall have done in the premises Ia
yuu then and there make return, together with
tlIs vat,
Witness, the Honorable samuel II.
~ T-,at, Judge OF saii Court tins 22d day
is. december, IN the year of our Lord
~ = e. thousan eight tundred and seyen-
~, aud II our independence 9iih year.
Ianalli GEO. l., BOWEN, Clerk.
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NOTICE

ul,,ed State %! America, southern District Of
IAuu.-.--ss.
The UuIted stare, 81 America. 10 the Marshal Of
the Sou'ucru Distinct OF lllIuo-, Greeting
wh"fea-. = tihrl h,, hccn fled In the District
Court ui Tie United State, BOB nni tot W. souih'fn
befI.t q iiiiun.st ~ thr 18th day - December,
100 tho year Of our lnri ono ihuusa1 oighi hund.
red End seventy, rs iuo- l.. Kerr, John u Kerr.
pgaIr eel slty flour sAw long, oak ana tsh % n.
3D. nos lylug ht the port 81 Cairo, ~ a." disii.ci
u'srr.aIu. Process an ! m.Lttlon 81 the fI.ttYur
900 iNli behalf ." Dol NAL" Hni thNi i pcfsons hat'
|ug sF ITcttniEng Co nave any night, title - inter-
osi therein, may he cited % appear, aud ansN N.
90 and singriar, tl' matters ia said licl artlf
lately IsopUulIsd, AMI hat this Court would D.
Iisasr. g. promo .u,, Cor go. -u'n 90 Pour Hurd.
rel bulsrs, W" dainneu. alleged IN sn' lihsl ..
YOU rr therefore commanded TO alta the sIii
90. gliy.fuuf saw logs oak aud ash. rsiten," h1i
- i"iAIu thr Fan" 100 your custody ubil zoe 10.
ih,f order 81 'li- court f,-l",LL3 ne -'ni. a1t
o. Give notice. by Iu'i atom ~ ',iEo Brli,.
IIs laT iouft''n day previous 90 TIE day oftfIl
suIL, notice poet. 70 iu "a tHc most lulIif n. u.
nor, i.r 90" SPACE 90 fourteen day, = or near %
llH &C fflal sl"H -t..|te Hu4 lt"l, % all I'f.
son. claiming tho sn'i "'Igh''.i'Ir NV loss, X
ar. ODD, fHi,'It. urInas .ug - having ApNthrs 70
H.. Any ihI' Court fh.uli uti prom. tH'" ffai. y
60 same. a0cariinF o. tie prayer ofth" .at ''i,
~ i.l, iH,} h".nl sli'lr l''lf" 'lie .ail ~ =.
.l... lI thr limited -fft"- tourt Room, 10 the ~
~ ,.IrY, 90 ss.i Distinct, on TIE nf.t moniay "A
T,Hr..f, rr.f. III tH.f g.. q lsy Of iufi.dictit %,
o. not mon 90 th" o. .st day 81 Jurisdiction iAsfe.
lN.r, tf ln O'Clock iu ,he forenoon VI thu dHy.
ih't .ntth'fr fH .rt.r H.oia claim ~ the IAN e,
taI o. utar tt".r H'.rlptlaus IA inst leia
AaI vfr' AuI .tI.I have u0r" iH the promise. 10
you .H'r .n1 u'r. msl. return, together ~ O.,
W..ra.s tHr Honorable s,m4a n
- Ir.a. Judge e sa.d ,puf', this -sfh tay
.ts.' o. l,.'Hlnsr .u Doc year 4 our Lori o. -
- Lori 'Hr thDusaut sght hundred sad
ayia. GEo P'BowTN,
Irf.'i Geek,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-08

n'HE proprietor 1T this ceirhrIt-d wrU.I't
L justly claims .Ur u superiority u,tr ~ &C..
tan, kt,eay snd p,tnaSsrt Of Acu" urd Fever,
or Chll- anl Fever, whether ut short or long
standing. lie refers To the entire Western nud
southeastern country To- bear lin testimony to
the truth Of tho assertion, that IN TO ease
whatever vii u tail 10 cure II the directions are
stricuv followed amt carried ont. In great
many cases single dose has been sufficient for
cure, aud whole families have been cured 10y
single bottle, with ~ perfect restoration ct the
general heath. IL il, however, prudent, aAa 20
every cnse moro certain To cure, II IT, use D. coz.
timed IN smaller doses for n week or two Auerthe
disease hns teen checked, more cspec ally ia dit
heult aud long standing eases. Usually, thu
medicine viii not require pny aid to keep tue
towels IN good order should III" patient. h0vcy.
er, require cathnuIc medicine, after having
taken three or four doses ~ the Tonic, a SINGLE
dose OF Bulls Vegetable Family ptIt,
will bc sufficient.
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BOTH REPORT.
....of THE CONDITION. or THE
First n ational Bank
OF CAIRO. Sl.l...

At the Close Of Business on the 2sth day Of Dc.
cember, A. u. IsTu.
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Cb~-Iecs IgIE AIT E-

OF str. LOUIS.
orEETE: FIRAT nATiJtAT. BAYA.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-08
N"''IcH.

The undersigned will personally attend at the
different precincts in Alexander County for tie
purpose OF collecting the state and County Taxos
ior the year 1870, at the tunes and places follow.
ins' to~wit -
CLEAR CREEK, at Cnstead 4 Proves store,
mouth of Clear Creek, Tuesday, January 10th,
Is5l.
THERE'S, at Thomas Browns store, Thebey,
Wednesday, January nth, 1871.
SANTA FE, at Virgil Delaney's store, Santa Fc,
Thursdsy, January l2th, 1871.
GOOSE IsLAND,s at NJ, u. Gunter's store Coos,
Island, Friday, January 18th, 1871.
noG TOOTH at the house Of y. II, BRYAN.
(the Tom Martin place. Saturday, January litE,
1871,
HAZLEWOoD, at the house of Jacob Hartlin..
Friday, January eth, ISL
UNITY, at John knuth's store, Unity, Saturday
aJanuary 2sth, ISL,
will also attend at the Court House in Cal.
during the month of February for said purpo 9.
n. B-Taxpayers will be sure to bring witt
them their title deeds, last years lax recent,
in order to avoid mistakes,
ALEX. II. IRWIN,
ectOr.
Cairo, illinois, December 10, 1870. dsw3w
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Or. JOHN BULLS Principal oirces
NO. 20 FIFTH, Gross street,
LoniSvtl1o. Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
BULLS
To MY United states and World
wide Renders:

10 MY United states and World
wide Readers:
HAVE received many testimonials from
and various publications have shown, all OF which
are genuine. The following. from highly edu.
Gated and popular physician ia Georgia, IL cer-
tAinly one VI the most sensible confnun c at ons
! have ever received. Dr. Clement knows or.
nctly what he speaks Of, and his testimony de-.
what the Doctor says OF buii's Worm Des.
ssOyers
Villanow, wAiKsr County, Ga,
June -. is0n.
pr. ions BuLL-peM sIri have nirecs
gwen your WORN destroyer several trials
Anf nnd u wonderfully eihcacious. II has no
failed In q single Instance TO have the wished.ior
effect. am dong . pretty large county practbd.
and have dai y use for some article of "a. kIdy
recommended by III. Abcst authorities that u -
certain ali speedy In ~ effects. On the cnntryt
they are uncertain IN the extreme. My object ia
Ntitugyuu " To md out upon What trff9s eau
~, VI. medicine directly rom you. II can get
ituion easy terms. shall "a. great deal OF u
am aware that ia" Use OF such Article. h. contrary
To the teachings ana prariic" oi - great MAJORITY
OF the r'ga!ar line discafding remedy whichwc
know 10 be sufficient, SIMPLY hecau-.wo may ts
ignorant ofits combination, For my pat, -hail
make II q rule 10 use all and every means 20 AL.
leyatc suffering humanity W. ch m.y he able
20 commandment hesitaiing because some one
more ingenious than my self have learned -
effects trrt, and secured the sole right a. secure
that knowledge. Howeyer, amt nv no mean. an
advocate or supporter 81 the thousand 81 wofih.' IF.
nos,rums that food the county, that purp1f; 70
cure all manner oil diseases To which Aesh l. heir
Please reply soon, and Ihi1rm ne ~ your Tea.
terms. am, sir. very respectfully,
JuLlV-P CLEMENT. ~ u.