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(Sin9ciunot.)
Sfts Sir N1nno..ritrn 7

9So0en uniere Saupercine nift in ibrer
Dtitte 9lciAfauS bic Sammiung BON @abcn
tiir Die 10 ld)pcr beimgeiuhten Gbicago'er
a9ltircn ino balomDglidrt ibre Sammlun-
gen einbalbigeu? @iebt ieber Sereill aud
lnr ein lleineS Siimmdcn, 10 miirOc Der Sc
iammt. Sctra9 bod Sielen Silie brin0er.
Gin SuupereiuSz Dt i~tQlieb.
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Srnmunneu.

Jomes W. peariom nit @cpraiana =. 5aplpr,
Betoc bon Baltimore.
AIN %. september ourb Yaitor 8r. SGtpenScl
NidJdrb W. Simpiuu aus SrcoertdzS ountu nit
Wsarianne \. MfeS pnfeD ans GGrrols&ouutp.
YIN 8. Sttober hurd P. WtcWiauuS 9ipbert =.
OtcSlrop nit Jfabcue SScisel, Su1tgr Gbomas
G8eieel'5, Seioc pon bier.
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an sHba 81 tCberlufr.
iinh fir 6ae SrheittioH, btccS iuuuoerOarc Ner
oeutltcr SAINT, wicoer ieds nCpc geGtjen ein9etroffen
ipeldbe %iolgenoe BiecGn reprdientiren: /. SEUertiirt
Sur pSiebiihen @lftr" LA Gazza Ladra) pom Jtoiitni
:. Suuertirc sur "3tllicnertn in algtcr;" 8. GuloI
mad "Eanit;" q. alnctttaniidc 9tcocr; .. Barrier Gin
8ugsmarIb nit nbt ocutiben Sieoeru; &. YCtpourri
Sr. Shlc9tl last es itb, lvic man iiebt, ~nngClcgeI
letr, niht nnr tlr ertttitun9 ieiner @dlte gu iur9eH
toEoern AUDI abipeOirlung in Dem ibncl ~9ebottnct
S0brsuihntnu5 an hirtru
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Observation-Disclosures.

Ter Dan,pftr pytortbzBoiut," Capt. cooper, am
Sonuabenee BON Sopannob, Geo., ab8e8ai8er. tam
sefsrn irab bier an.
Der 8ampier ogSm. 9ennsbp ;" Capt. Saaett,
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9cutIbc Gcbcr i'll scr ,Imcricau"
~fficc.

u. YoQod s., u. ". YoQof s., 4. s.
Uttucr 50, s. arciiel X S0bue s., .. 81.
G~iieubrauot$l0 3. III, 6crrman So, Stuuui
Ter X )fnpp SO, 2lnacitcltt ocso 2Seter" $40,
Is. Shulj S., 3. &iibltr 81 o2llg. Arbeiter.
Sill. &creiu" 5000, 8. II. Mann So, Siaat
MIXERS 50, 2. 0tarlt 50, 5. Z. Noifm0nn \
So. $40, 2lcrauNcr 2iirmanI 500, emil
glider $40, o6cutihs llGtD. Shule, 6Ieetltr.,
S2a. %, i. u. Sclgncr $25, y. 9teu & so.
$40, @co. 8. @olomauH 81, Yapnce &rtbc,
y, Il. =. U. u. $50.
Gol9cnOe Ncutihc 6irwct itcben out Der
giitc Der &0rie: s.. StrNuB, &ro.&Sel 500,
6omlcr, 3lcgler Il Gomp. 500, y. Sell X
SUbnc, 500, Z. ". gituther 500, &. 9.
Brains x So. 500, Sreuoorf, Smtitb Il
SbipleO 500, =. s.. ebert X 60. 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-12

Yer Wnrtt 1T nod immcr 9eoridt. obgteib bier
inp bort ftb bereit5 cine before Stinlmun9 gelteno
maft lne lntbrere gSertbpapicre Wlebcr etpas 9eitiez
Gen. Auffalenc 1T eGS Sdaen Der Ser. St.zSbli9a=
tioncn. @ri6ttid bat Der unllang ber Scrlniie in
ebica9o, ipelGber bis halin nod iebr mangelbaft De-
tonnt 1T, crbcblth Su BEN anbaltrnoen 9~coridteu
.Suianee Der Sorie betgetraaen.
Die atitri9en YerfGuie aui Der bieiigen Sorie ma
Yen fnTocrhp. ''"
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Die Sabcm Ser ScutIdbcn Sal
timDrc's fir bic Sbicn9o'er.
SaEt rcn Tonb cincu acntciufamen
griut

IStH-
Sn alien GreiicU Der blcii9cn bentidlen Sc,
p6Iterlt1g bCtlnOct It'd, cit roger @tier SIR
llnterititeung Der Nb0cbranltcil in Chicago.
H5tele ltulerer yuuoalelte bnben BORT It)pcr &C,
~llttc1l, Eno Die 9cptldlGll, meld)c mir bis 6a
hin Uolt bort mitBctbclIt babcr, IuiiCn talm
elItcn 3lptlicl Oarljbtr ulliIonrmeu, oaB grade
BON lt1ICrlt Stanm9tuoItn ulele i'll |tleften
Glcuoc i'd bciiltotu, Sthtrltdl bat lth los
fort cul Sonltte allgclchclltr 9tltldler Ill Gbt.
cage gebiloCt, nm Die non gIl5lOdrtS Ctll9cs
benbtH @abcn obcr clncll Shtil Nerielbcrt Den
HepiiritigCn III ucrubrCtdjcu. gStr babet ms
crhotCn, Die r1ierCrItitS Ctugchcltnen eden
tun9Cn all Srt ul0 StcllC 81 bciOroerr, ODER
NIT lr9ttO tlllelt pcrattportltdlell Solntte
uniercr l(itbiirACr babel 6dnO Ill Apano St
Qeben ulO all gectgnctcll Srtc Die Nan1eH Der
Sebcr uliG Den 9~luSrUelS itbcr bicS crlucuoung
Su per6HeltIId)cn. 90 mn tann Der lebelolAe
SelpeiS Nellcicrt pcroCu, baB audi III S0ltts
more OOS pentidlc 1crS iitr Die notbletbenrcn
Griioer III Gbtcugo idll6gt unb bic @oben
ourt Serctn5tlln9 9lcldlrIaBl9 oaen gcoitrf.
tigen St 9utc follmcll. llnlere StItSlnlilie
Setgt bis oabin AMI:
4, Blaine 500, Sr. 1iribctlnG So, e. Scub So, s..
M6piner 81, ]. NCnrH 81, J. EoI1Hcurr 50, i, ST.,
". u, 81, 81. ". on Cts, n % 80 Sts.. s.. s.. 90
Cts, 8. y. 90 @tsp Sob. s, IEtnt 20 @ts., Otto
Gihb0rn 30 Gt5., Is, Edmhcttu 81 St5., ). Soop 5O
StS., i, SAnIecr 81 Cts, u. 1feuioI % Cts, ".
1fcsltr q St5., b. NFooCulraGcr So, 2, @epbas -,
!; .0Qpocn 81, Y. UtpB 81, Eonte 9cnocr 81, Aoam
8i;tmGnH 81, GOnrao StterOein 81, 9ourab WiOtteI
81, FCttr @rdf 50, Chr. StCrn s., i. Soraler g,
ii. Srltu9 50, $50. &rcucr 50, Gl. Surtbdrot 81,
J h!rbGb 81, l&cbrr 30 Cts, s, @arbah 81, EDO
tteIo 81, 9~Guflnut5 81; ldlC 6itC @tber iiuo in het
SiiiStn Deg .60rcipUnoenten" an8citclltl. ~iSerrcr:
UtGo. 8. ErNlc So, "GcntrGiz@ au mo SpOrUer4
GIN" lourb 9rn. Z, GdbGroD sou; y. u. gttttl so,
NJ SPAS. &ornsr 50, 2Stt9. Sptruneocr 50, H. s.,
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Ser 9cntiGe GorreiponSent.
Baltimore Den ~. eftoberiS7l.
9altimurc's &oatfs tnr Gbts
ClQD.

lA-.r
@citcru Miorgtu betrugcn bic bon Sdltts
more fir Chicago alfgebratten llHttrltllt-
;ulloen, iouclt ~oieielbel btfanut ruarcH, 1tahe-
III SI32, 900; oaju tontmct nod uerIt,leoele
&erluiui0uugru, mtldlc uorgtttrn Abelo BON
&creinen 0Cnladt murOcl, bic GbGr bISbcr
nod uidlt 6trtdttt iiuo. So hat Der y2llge
mcine9 lrbtitCrs &rurtcu- llnteritiltuu9SuerCln"
IN Der ,,Ntcdlnujt9= 0aIe," 1ueldltr INNER ben
9SeiQcr Cr0iiutt, lucnt 6 gilt, @utcs SIT thlult
luclhcr bcrcito III oCE &C>pcgung S1nt Seite1
Der otutihcn ]gcrlpuuotttu All Scr pIbe Itano
uorgcitcrn Nbtno nut 9tntra9 ocS 0rH. STR.
&artca 500 uc9uiuiAt.
Nr. 2&nl. Sclbltr, Der titdtl9c critic gebrcr
an Ntr TIlctitr. Sdulc, iQmmclte am Diem
ftuN III iclrCr Shult $2S.25 mo CAB iomtt
Den 0roBtrtu NM rtidercu Vebrauitnlten Der
StaOt etu autsS &'ttiptcl, Oo8 boittrtIlh pom
ibucn nud) &rliteu uudQc0tmt miro.
0NS Gomitc Der $iirgtrocrialnmlunA III
Der .Nretmaurcr Gempel" hat cine AuiiOrbcs
rnnQ al allegtiitltdcu %ertaiicH, in lbreu&lrdcH
GoltCEtcrt 81 utranitNlttG.
&u Der Sfiiin Der oe5aScttt" glu9cn aciterll
gbeno 1929 ctu.
Die .,ScoiNIaGrgoQc II. :. y. o." brulls
ligtc Qeitcru 4beuo $500 iir Die ab9cbramr
ten SsratIitcn in Chicago un0 500 fir ben
Nouo OeS biCiigcn &itrBcr llntcritiieungS'
&ereina.
2ic 66. Soglor K Gcbr. ideuttcn % Sd
Ter ShiiiS;WICbQd.
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SNNll ~.
Sdmmtiidc unfcrcr ;ipansig SrGs
ger BADEN fid) crbotcu, Scitrdec
cntaeacusuucbntcli, II. mir ndd> Nb=
itcfcruua ocr 0dbcn lit u~u5crcr Sf=
fTcc fir jcScn Nancn Smittuna eez
aebcn uno feibtDcrffGniid, unicrcrz
fcits ipdtcr DER 2tus,peis erfclaen.
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Qllbcrt Itnf in 0outsptGe, 8n,

bdmiideu gt0rselsieu BON 6ppotritcn bltt-
beu. (gSctl. -
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ienbett...... MOt, ggu. Qsu, geu. @tt.
SSetterbsrid,t fir III aibiugtun, =. s., pom II.
Sftober, "a iibr 80 Win. 2ibcnrS,
thermometer Stanp 81 Y aruneterzS tane "a, 81
Ser pfniicuc NSctterpropbet
in gSaIbinGton iGat, oa6 beutc Der 9fCgen auibCreu
lno ba5 Wttter fth ~duitlGren miro.
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Im 5. October Spbanuc 9uhu, 4ithue Sobann
DobR's, i'm 10. Sabre i9res attcrs.
Elm .. Sttober Sannab &,cr,, ggittuc Seinrid,
Sorn's, in Jtr. t71 0ermanitraEe.
Vim 10. Sftober Wtarie 9Scii. Iruu pom g. gBeil
in Jr. 90, Slloz@retcriraBc, I'M "A. Qebensiabrc.
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SSctter Seobad,tuuo am II, g,Ft

Ste f%olgeneen Genperaturz 9~cubGdttn0cn luurbcr
BON 0rn Nirum s. 4Senron pom Siqnaiz 4mte bcs
MrlcassS CpNrtemente liir WlltimOre 0cmndt:
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OebriiSern Safer S Gomp.,

vi. u HITU DfI SNUSO VNIIVpTIIWDVf
Edbritanten pom
Baltimprer Scnftcr.tSlas. ionic pom Siiuts une
tiriInglds= SSddren lir Apotbefer uno Ruriiimeries
FabrttluteH, groBen Sorb1aihen, gaeinflaihen, Btos
cons H.. (. ~. tAug. 49, 1t. &33u. 34u.i
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-05
SUMNER AND The PRESIDENT.
Escdu,i,e bict,tioN >,tsu. >cnrtorini
ntCtspoH-i Rem ni.ccmrr 81 uisia.
ELI MOVES

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'"o WIN ''''''"n ,'L'"' -! 'N'' ''"-
ator sumner ha- no right 20 complain oi
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-05
CURRENT NE VS..

San Francisco had Harmless. shock vi
An earthquake on the second.
The Gilbert Clock Works, valued at
sixty thousand dollars, and insured for
half the amount, was destroyed by fire on
Sunny.
Father Taney, OF the Catholic Church
of Ottawa was attacked by an insane man,
who fred Ave pistol shots at the Rev
Father, injuring him seriously but not
fatally.
The Southern Baptist Convention will
hold it, annual meeting in 81. Loui'
during the first week Of May Delega
iions from different parts of Missouri
{ ON Kentucky, Tennessee, and the scutl
general, will he present
Charles Stevenson and Charlie. Robin
On of Ja,k.onvillc drinking whisky al,
playing pigeon hole became quarrel
some, and engaged in hand-to-han
combat, in which Robinson catching -,
vensou by the throat with hi. han'
chokcd his victim 10 death. Tho muI
dcrer has been arrested.
finy tons Of hay, n large amount q
grsin, sixty cows and five horses belong
Ink 10 John Reid, living near Syracuse, \
Y, were burned on saturday night last.
The Seient.ne American says VIM. |
Coates, of Philadelphia, has perfected an
occurred an invention, simple and reliable
Tor indicating, by an alarm, when ca
axle breaks, and supporting /, with saie'
TO tho passengers until repaired. His 4
vice operates, BY pressure Of friction, :
alarm, the instant the axle is broken; NJ
also brings into action an apparatus wifi
support. the broken parts.
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PERSONAL.
Miss julia A Cole, of Chicago recently
graduated NJ q Doctor Of Medicine.

Miss julia A Cole, of Chicago recently
graduated ~ q Doctor Of Medicine
The last Official words ot Holden, lit
10 sweet but financially disastrous 10 die
politically for ones country
William srtssue Hoy, and his bride
Miss Ne,,is Chase, daughter Of the chief
Justice, will spend siS months IN Europe,
principally IN Irelsnd.
Paragrsphists beware "tnser Fritz
y nov TO 10 called "liic Imperial ard Roy
oil Highnes. the Crown Prince ~ The Ger
man Empire and Of Piussir
Mrs Helen VI. Hurd. u daughter oi y.
T. Barnum, who WI, divorced from her
husband n, the January term Of the court
at South Bend, was married NJ that place
on Wednesday last, 10 DIR, William H.
Duehtel.
Charlie. R-sde ,a,' that the sos might
a. well sore fair plot Of velvet turf
With rows OF boa, or tattoo rioon,ing
and downy check ~ break and friuer
away the broad lust"r az a superb NIX
dres. by al, rows Of gimp and iiing,
Mr.. D,nah Vick, who live near
Brentwood in Williamson county, md
T. one hundred and ten year, old, wa- in
Nashville last week, AID drew lcr reu-
zion a. the widow Of revolutionary sol
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-05

1 subseo GENTLY placed his resignntioo N the
! hands ofthe President, in order 70 leave
I him free from Embarrassment. Bnt Mr..
/ lincoln dismissed the Senatorial dicta-
tors with hcas in their eurs remarking
that he thought he was the best Judge Of
the ministerial conduct of the
Cabinet advisers, and thoreupon requested
Mcssr. Seward and Chase to withdraw
their designations, which they did The
whole attack so far as Mr.. Sumner was
concerned, were levclcd ut Mr.. Seward
and in the attempt 10 force him ont of the
Cabinet by Senatorial dictation, Mr.. Sum-
n,r was chief dictator. Now, I am far
from expressing my opinion whether the
Z" dctaton of Mr.. Sumner and his brother
Senators Mt the time was justifable or NOT.
Tut If majority of the Republicans in
the Senate may say 10 n President, through
caucus action, regarding the formation
of his Cabinet, THAT such selections
and changes in its members should be
made as will secure to the country unity
of purpose and action in all material and
essential respects may not major
ity Of Republican Senators in caucus say
also that such changes and selections
should be made also in the formation Of one
of the Senate committees, as will produce
like resuts2 And If the President Is
known 10 sympathizo with such move
meft, is he to be held guilty of encrcach-
ing upon the domain of coordinate
branch of the Government 7--and TO be
charged with debating and controlling
snch changes by the power Of executive
patronager Sober reflection by some peo-
pie who have been using very hot Ian
guage on this subject will convince them
that it i'll becomes Mr.. Sumner and his
friends to cry out against "dictation,' es-
pecally when there Is no evidence of any.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-05
Chr Bulletin.
WEDNESDAY.

The earnest sympathy and help
which the Illinois Republican delcga
ton gave to Miss Lovejoy was re.
n,rk,bly cheap way of showing their
appreciation of her honored father
I, i. altogether likely that the young
lady earns the thousand or so
greenbacks which she receives
for her services as postmistress of
Princeton, and as neither Of the Repub-
licsus who voted for her wanted the Of
fee himself, they deserve about as much
commentator for giving it to Miss
Lovejoy as they would for paying the
woodsawyer for cutting the wood, or
for squsring their bills with the butcher
who cares the meat to their doors
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Tus daughtsr Of Owen Lovejoy has beer

Tus daughter Of Owen Lovejoy has been
Appointed Poslmsiress OF Princeton. IN
fns Illinois Republican delegs,ion i'm
Congress, out Of the regard they have "a
he memory Of her honored father, psy,
ser their earnest sympathy aud help, ana
he Senate approved The nomination the
sry duy Il was sent in. The nation can
o, sfofd TO forget It's obligations to ,ho,,
rho, like Owen Lovsloy, we're lighting N
be front ranks Of freedoms hpsts. H.
,as . republiess In the dark days thai
lied mems soulA and II Is fitting
'ibute 10 his worth that q government
sssd on the prime PIES be msintsins'i
,vuld confer ~ fsvo's nPon hh DESCEND
sta--RspsAlisss Es.
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TEN THOUSAND TIMES

power equal Co other mIcrosgoTc- Of many
times IT. cost. Reveals countl".s Gle worlds, al
around ~, tcoming With ME which q the naked
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vinegar, animals IN water, cheese mites, sugar nnd
Itch insccis milk rlohules, Claws aut haiT- Ui IN
sects, hundreds Of eyes m sirgl" eye ot a iy,
dust of hutteThy's " ng, to BE- perfectly formed
feathers, the much talked Of fIuuhina spinal ~
with this Microscope
II Is Of intimate yalu" 20 profess ousl men, 20
ten hers and 10 s'uienls, ont noWh'r" j. 90 ~
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your children ami your ulend- during the long
wintsr evenings, II Will show You adultrrAtipn-
and unciepnhness ~ various kinds ~ foou, A. .U.
gar, tea, bread, meal, Sc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-05
II IL Of Inestimabc l,Valoc ia the Farmc

10 examining insects which I5cy upon MS orops
In. power ~ asD microscope, ami % simple in
Ne construction thar any chiu Van use n under,
standlngly ani with appreciation.
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ing, and heap over tn6OhaNe solt.
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I, A. y. Stafford, Cashier Of tho City National
Bank, OF Cairo, do solemnly swear that the a oove
statement II true 20 the best OF my knowledge
ami lrl.f 4 n. sAFFoRn, Cashier,
Subscribed and .worn 90 before me, this 18th
day Of March, ISL II II, CANbEE,
Correct Attest Notary Public.
-. T.. WILLIAMSON,
a. n. CUNNINGHAM
:. :. TAYLOR,
noidly Directors.
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A NOSD QUACks.

victim Of early indiscreuou, causing nervous
u-niilN, premature decay, etc., having tried IN
Naln eNers advertised remedy, bss dice overed n
SIMPLE means ofaelf cure, which be will send for
ms fellow -suferer-, Address, J, IL, TUITLE
'bYCw - Nassau At, New Yorh.
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29

Miscellaneous.

The Board Of Trade-The counter.
Now is the time to insure in the MI.
tual Life, Of Chicago.
Mr.. Bergh had a policeman arrested
for knocking out the eye of kitten.
Why Is a hog good mathematician 7
Because he is good on square root
"A small boy in Connecticut, not over
ten years old, has been arrested thirteen
times the last year for petty thieving
Insure your life in the Washington
Insurance Company, of New York, to the
amount OF the mortgage on your house.
The agent of Pennsylvania marble
worker persuaded widow to buy a stone
for the grave Of her dead husband by
promising to marry her.
Mrs. Emma Beckett, who left the
Grace Church Choir at Troy, N. Y, and
was arrested for singing in the congrepa.
ton, has been awarded $3.50 for false i'm
prisonment.
-Boarder: "This tea seems very weak,
Mrs. Skimp." Landlady: swell, I guess
il must be the warm weather. feel weak.
myself; in fact, everybody complains"
Cook" Oh, it's from your pa, is L.
Master Toms Well, the telegraph NAV
be very wonderful, but it don't take me
in, and II that 8 your pas writing, I'll eat
my head"
The Springfield Republican has dis.
covered that the latest swindle in that
town is to wrap up an old iron screw in
paper, and pass 1t for roll Of pennies It
works well until the paper breaks"
Some one wrote to Mr.. Greeley in.
nt,srtnn 10 ~ -
toes. He said it might do for those whose
tastes had become vitiated with tobacco
and rum, but he preferred gravy and but
ter.
Henry Ward Beecher says that when
he sees a murder reported in the columns
OF a newspaper, he goes around il. keen.
ing as far off as he would from "a horse
two weeks dead in the month of August
In Vermont all Of the wife's pronerty
Of every description, and whether In nos.
session or in action, is exempted from the
husbands debts and If he absconds abe
may, by petition, take and sell property as
single woman
A New York lady wants an ordinance
passed to buy eggs by the pound. a She
says the farmers who raise the egrs have
a seive through which they sift all the
small ones for market, keeping the large
ones to eat at home.
William Bradley, of Meriden, Conn.,,
now wishes be had sold that horse. he
was offered and refused $4,000 for the
animal few weeks ago, and few weeks
afterward had to pay IS for carting away
the carcass. The horse died suddenly Of
collie.
On Lombard street. Philadelphia,
near Seventh, the following appears on Z
sign hanging in the cellarwsy Of saloon :
Bolloney Sorseg, Pigs feat, Oyster supe,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-29
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.

indsposltlon to exercise, difficulty NJ
thinking or reasoning or concentrating the
mind upon any subject, lassitude, lack OF
ambition or energy, discharge falling into
throat, sometimes profuse, waterv acrid
thick and tenacious mucous, purulent, often.
slve, etc. In others dryness, dry, watery,
weak or inhamed eyes, ringing in ears. desf
ness hawking and coughing to clear throat.
aicerations, death and decay of bones. scabs
from ulcers, constant desire to clear nose and
throat, voice altered, nasal twang, offensive
breath, impaired or total deprivation Of sense
of smell and taste, dizziness. mental A.
preston, loss OF appetite, indigestion. dys.
pepsia, enlarged tonsils, tickling cough din.
cuity In speaking plainly, general debility
idiocy and insanity.
All Inc above symptoms are common IN tho
disease In some Of its stages or complicst;ons
YET thousands of cases annually terminate -
consumption or insanity and end in tne or.-a
without ever having manifested onetbi,d -,
the symptoms above enumerated VI
No disease il more common o. ,o
s.ooa oy physicians. The proprietor of n
sage Catarrh Remedy will paw s50o rs~. =
lor case OF catarrh which he cannot crra
Doi1 py druggists, or send sixty cents 70
n. V. Fierce, N. D., 1873 Seneca strest ~, ~
ialo' y. r., for 1t. A pamphlet free. Re~.ss
OF counterfeits and worthless imitation. ..
..n w .na' the genuine has the words
n y; r,erce, N. D., Sole Proprietor, BufYs'
70, =. T. printed upon the wrapper 40
mas NJ nerce's portrait, name and adars..
package. ~fS-A ~ 80