davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-03
DIR. RICHAU'S
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

Use these only, and save time, heal h and
money sl,tDn reward tor any case OF disease, in
any stage which they tail 10 cure.
DIR. R1CHAU'S : DOLDEN BALSAM,
Nos. anu =, are he greatest Alternatives known
DR.. RlCllAU'S GOLDEN ELiXlR D'AMOvR
is the greatest tonic and astrngent r the med
cal list.
DR.. RICHAr's GOLDEN ANTIDOTE
IL the only reisble diuratc.
These remedies are not advertised to cure al
complaints. ana benefit none; but are guaranteed
to edecta radical and speedd cme IN ali cases for
which they are recommended, when all other
treatment has failed. Tens OF thousands yearly
recover 10y their use, who have lost all hope, and
been pronounced as incuIAbic 10y the best OF our
medical faculty.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-03
No,iceto ,nc Amleled and uncnr.una,c.

Rciorc applgu. to the nOtorlou, q IaCk- Nho
ndyer isc iu the public papers cruising any Q"a"k
remedies, pcgu.o pr, lut, work, no matter
what your disease Is or how deploVble your ron'
dltiOu.
pr. Eutt. c,u ly ,uu-ultcd, personally or nt
mai, on he ui-nr.cs mentioned IA hls works,
Office, No. u y. Eighth street, bet Market and
Chestnut - l.Duls tlu. mypdwlv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-03
RAILROADS..
QUICKEST ROUTE FROM SOUTH
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. R.
ST. Louis, LOUISVILLE, CisCisSATi, CHI-
CAGo, NEW YORK, BosToN,
Ait
POINTS EAST AND WEST.
Passenger trains arrive at and leave Cairo as fol.
lows:
MAIL. GxpREss.
ARRIyE........... 3t3O am. ..."........ 800 pm.
b,PARr.o,...... 11s41 pm. 3s45 p m.
Both trains conncet Il Ceutralia with train on the

MAIN LIN Il
Pana, Decatur, Bloomington, II Paso, La sale.
Mendoza, Freeport, tialena, dubuque, and
all points in Illinois, Missouri,
Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Iowa. And with
Lines running East and West for
-. LOUIS, sppnghed, Louisville,
Cincinnati, indianapolis, Columbus.
And at Chicago with Michigan Central, Michigan
southern, and Pittsburg. Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroads for
Detroit, Cleveland, Dunkirk.
Albany, Boston, Philadelphia,
Aisgrs Falls, Erie, Buffalo,
New York, Pittsburg, Baltimore,
Washington.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-03
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.

7
mysteries mud revelations of the sexual system
with the latest discoveries IN producing and pre-
venting offspring, preserving the compassionate.
This is gu interesting work of two hundred ana
twenty lCur pages, with numerous ougrlyngs,
and contains valuable information for those who
are married or contemplate marriage; stl II Isa
book that uu-ht 20 be under lock ana hey, auduOt
laId curclc .s ly ubuUtthe house.
Sent to any one .trcc of POSTAGE for 30 ccnt
Addres. vr Butts Dispcnsa'y, No, -,
EiuLtL sheet. Il, Louis, Mo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-03

These pictures are being reproduced without
regard to expense by the very best engravera in
the country, and Will bear the severest critical
comIiarI-on with the best ioreIgn work, IL being
the determ notion OF the publishers that THE
ALDlNE shall be - successful ylndication OF
American taste in competition with any existing
publication in the world.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-03

4 GENTS Tor Rock River Paper Company'z
"A ShesthIng Felt and Quartz Cement.
II. w. Johns Improved Roofing always on
and
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
THE COUR7S.
CAN A STOCK sPECULAToR BE CONSIDERED
ldERCIIANTf

CAN A STOCK sPECULAToR BE CONSIDERED A
MERCHANTS
In the United States District Court, on Sat-
urday, in tho case OF WIN. II. Marston, bankrupt
Judge atchOrd gave. the following decision, granting
him IA discharge bankruptcy and declaring that per
son who buys and sells stocks through his brokers s not
q merchant or tradesman within the meaning Of section
20 Of the Bankruptcy art:
The 6r specification allies that the bankrupt since March 1867
mntsd ard as6r his documents and writ
ngs explaining his business and financial transactions he
defective the hsyr been done WITH
intent deiud All other specifications except The
general n their allegations TO he tnab he
pe ecadon alleges that the bankrupt being merchant of
hooks VI whaeVe Assuming at
the specification to speak Of the tpt
msrcbsnt dennan within the meaning OF The
provision Of Section OF the act which directs tnM ne
discharge shall bo granted to the bankrupt II .nN.. b..
ouenv passage this proper books Of account IL
admitted the OF the he kept books OF account
after the OF the act merchant or tFalesman
ony business he eng what Is called spcustns In
stocksta is bung and selling them with view Ne MS OWE
profit made by M Of the selling price over the oays
buy selling stocks and his buyng and selling done through
brokers purchased In their bat for bis 'oco1n
aud paid o' them With their own funds he oeins n.
brokers although according to the lea icons
one who engaged Of buying selling for gain may be
ssIDs sid 9sDS eve. and oeea ' sng oos i
person earning the bssos. which the s.ah !, up. ups
words used in Section 2 embrace such The tact
that bankrupt engaged other business csniot
have the effect to T4ke bin merchan. or tradssnan beoaS.
way III which he carried il Clergyman, or .
physician lawyer might the business the
bin in consequence merchant the bankrupt
cannot be 80 called. discharge is granted
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
NOTES.

The friends of Martin Nachtmann are vigOr-
Tor State senator from the With District
The Hon. William B. WOodin is said to be
sure OF a denomination from the Republicans for state
senator from the Auburn district His legislative record
- excellent.
The German Republicans of the ANllth As
semby District have adopted resout Ons ndorsing the
citizens and Taxpayers movement and pledgug them
selves to support it.
The Hon. John II. Selkrcg has announced in
The Ithaca Journal that he is not candidate for posi-
ton on the Republican State ticket for reelection 10
the Assembly Mr.. SclkNg's retirement II much 10 DO
regretted especially at this crisis in wforR politics
The Custom House Central Committee ap-
piled at the City Hall Saturday for permission to fire
salute in the Park in celebration OF the Republican vic
request saying that more sautes were TO he nrcd
except by the Militia This order issued ONLY
y day two probably because Tsmmany ts appre-
hensve that future the only salutes fired wiz be com
noon on saturday from the barge office at the Battery
The IndiandJ OiS journal says: /" The NFoc-
York Post wants Mr. Conkling announce that
he ia not candidate for reelection to the United States
Senate as one step whereby Republican harmony in the
State can he secured, and the Legislature chosen in
the interest Of that party Which Mr.. COnkllng will
never do. Republicans have harmony Just when
everybody will step up to Mr. COnkhDRs platform, and
kiss his hand token OF Vlllenage. Inc senatorial
Adonis is all able representative Of that typical white
man who dl vided his differences with the Indian upon
OCCASION but forgot to mention turkey once Tor the
Door savage"
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
PdSSEkEERS dRPTVrD

PROM GLASGOW-In steamship CssdDaiA Sem Ia. IN. ~
Thompson "m Ibomp"n Jet'e ll"np.s 4 w,nlos Mn Ma,
Chisholm. NJ MaVs. chs ON G. u. N. ~ rr I Crash II
Ph lips Capt EIwari Garson Mr. Il.la Smth E.h.h 80
Janus Sci .er tie Rv thts j. Dpre Jts Joh1son Ja H..
ThO FARRELL VIM Constable Mary Constable Ahsshae Csa~Al.
M Mari ALFRED Mis- Anna Mtnfoi Ths Rsypods John Rsy,sts
MIS- VI t,bctb t,n,I-. NJ, Hcuols.
IEDA >AVAHNAH 10 hip Y5so tctI il--
Mr. II L. Demlrri, Ms Mo IT, Ms b. Me.s o. Prndery,sc
4 j. B'slo~k No A. Bls'pck o. Gnnd~r,en D L.r-o r y
Betbe, = " beach Vaughan, A. M,i,rcs M~ A. MeJoa
Kennedy snd 10 .ecragr
POR BthMhNI9 stem,hp Dutc nj Sept Baron 700 Psst.
en1e 'ot L.nge 1heor Pit. Ppssosr {. II.
Kar iSS'f.ca'd Aouh ecSr.r lmy and servant Js.
Syud and hOmAs FrhncSro C.l1sDn
Matte Victor Forge Csn. 4 GIaiB, a v sndei T. H6i.
Harms Mrs. Henry funiy A. Roban heys
Mrs Fr lelpx g. T. Dr. John p Rs5nob. Am0 Law.
ard wife Mr. SOnhe.rn Mr.. NJ yeusAr Mr. o. RreahA
M.s 1Lerese Iot M fml Pant Mr. Penn Mra J. q
Dgehhar sad dsugnr Miss tha KuscSi Mrs Berhs B.rry
Mrs Carpipp Unrr Mrs Le~ Kr~bs M Chs l,Srrr hl
Cuss Mr. John How M Johanna llarhhsUsr M August M.,,r
Mr. Gu,n1bn @ NJ Levy and family NJ bernard
HSmbaTge5, Sir. CpaIul huol,r
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
PASSENGERS SAILED.


FOR LIyERPOOL-In steamship City Of Washington sept mi
julia Tremeyn \ 0bon. Mrs 4 BAnghen MIS- Cias bAusoeh
Pnoescon Joseph shlytn Frank Bishop VIM Amery Capt
J. Whtnore A. Cooper James L. Sado charles hrmpe
Brs.g Wife p Hickey Arn0h Miss
la steamship pennsri Mis-. s Powell, Mrs Love, Graves,
A.m.pA.r Mr. Hei, Mis- BateInsn Miss Vontn, Marnn
j. Cook Fowler p Luiu. Cooper Mss o8osr hts ~.
Mals hss b. NordsraJe Mis- Edmous Brown loen u toy
nsd (f-o Mugars w. re.on Wilson Mn tonhn H. "hier
James Cooper Mn Cooper hrs H. ncA9. i, vr,,d
children the Rv. W krsnrr v nsson DI r'
hnrv smith and Iay W Raw Ma'o Fred rier-on hon"
Cosier selVeod seIoa Sam smn T. MI ~ scnst
the q b. Ricarby Mr. Iendenpsyer and etid IhSm.
c. Bl.ia and Idy Mr. and Mrs John Gnnn Nj" MAR
Wright Miss Hsh Miss moore mss a. nn1 ~
Gsri l,dy and child Mrs a. wndlr Palmer Miss Palmer
James TAFT and lady Jacob TAFT p B.orthy 'ou t
1,omsz Comes 3 Marines, r. Arosemina ndy nsiu sI'
servant ". H. Ridley and lady Miss MoJ A"1 ''" ~ ''
N sssnshIp B.ayiA-B C. Martin, DR. u Pety VIM Svns
I'D Pnp,b d Bss.fori John Peet Her<y Henderson ~
Maxwell NJ Hard wm ioureh Thomas pnHn n.n1s i,, Ma
Horx.p upr,s infant aisa slea PolSon and nen0 " "
D,ydpp R. W Powell, J. D. Cocb. ~. s.,no, NJ
pOR HAyRB-In stssn.Ap L-hyse Sept s-Mh s Isas,.
o,eb, lame. Ime Hr Stern Con,,.naS ss1 w
NJ En.ls and child T. r. stewart Nr Hssoune Sa'si M m
aud Mrs L. Gsny, Mns JuLe sslegp M sn.T MIS- KIM
John woo s and two edrsn MIS- haa C,ouela. and
m. P.rar and Mre Lvigne and nhe NJ, H,lnh.p Frank
,~o children Mr I'D LermHs Mr. Cnre nj i.nosr,, Mr.
Eo.,hsn M Tnnsnel a. Moptsrn h p.jare N az I,n.
Mana O. NJ busty Ech Gulse MT and mn w. M DsTbach
samson ss Emma Bernier As Mary soihle As. ~ G.rnd
NJ hAsh L.uvnt Dalniion feirs ;" N, Narinelo An.
Mno Su,an B.ape M SIaa Morn. % rh. FrSlsu NINE
tonic Mile Valeh Bou!on Jean hiPn,e a1 vt Ria Herr,
Erhs, apd ohdrca VnoenIo Daierr IaIa hn Braben
G.usnd BooounAt ArsI s., ps ps Bsrrus aud child
Mine Josephine Annset and = coz drch ''"0- '1"'
M Bechet Mr. Beautoy Mf b'eot y.l.S..A al. Mra W
In ssau,ship indis feS QhAUJ.-JAees es<'sa - ~ "
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
GENERAL NOTES.

All beautv is not mOnOpOlized by the Cau-
css,ap race In Keokuk the day. at the State Fair
baby show was organized, and out OF IL competitors
the bouncing ebony image OF Mrs Chloe Franklin a
black woman, was unanimously awarded the prl1e as
the handsOmest infant in the group, ana caro- W.
pinned the victorious one, stating that Ms parents
were of the Kentucky STOCK owned at one ume ny
Henry Clay.
We had almost forgotten the Rev. II. w.
Beechers ingenious II not convincing argument N favor
Of domestic o ging when saw the following oraculr
utterance by the Roman Catholic Bishop OF Liverpool
There is not nicer ornament or more homely uee-
useful than an odfashiOned warminRpan, or perhaps
copper. kettle" As Roman Bishops have no children
mis- ht of wsdom reminds Of certain Essays upon the
duties of wives which upon inquiry have turned out 10
be the production Of old maids
1t could hardly be expected that o native OF
the land Of Raleigh would tam'ly hear the proposition
Yankee dame to upersede rarters by new con-
trtvance which should do away withfthetenet ofEnza-
beth Says the rate virginan 1t may do well enough
Cor lack sufficient rotundy OF limb but
Virginia women not deficient In any OF the ad-
Iuncs that make up the perfect mold OF hrIn and
can keep their garters and stockings without re-
sorting ~ any inventions We shall remain true TO
ancient ties. 1t direct assault upon our civza
RiOn-a blow aimed at our gartered rights-aDd We viii
10 youI ns rh 70 the ssnG SanneG Of the
and nscribe upon IT that grand motto Of the grandeS
VndI DenSe"-and there is not man. young old In
Virginia, will rally round the fag, and shed his last
sad ory, down with the Yankee Hypocrisy"
To comprehend that early rislng. is we'll
recognized virtue Boston, the reader must understand
that even on Sunday morning the most weary man is not
ermtted TO sumbeT there after 30 minutes past a. m
gentleman Of that elk who did not rise at that hour
ts family being in the country was called upon by his
DAUGHTER who knocked vigorously at Lis door withopt
1ssDonse This IL time Of dreadful incidents, ad the
young woman became convinced that her papa had been
murdered A ladder was procured aps placed against
hhe window. A great crowd gathered including the
nIeghborS the milfman the policeman, Bridgets coming
hrOn early MsSs, Dewmen. and other DetnDert OF the
EenerN public TIP mounted volunteer observer; ths
on the ladder gave hurried glance In the room, ana
ehen turning the Of upturDed faces he exclaimed
p Mr.. w is getting cut Of bed" he did get out he
artOok Of his hsh balls and baked beans with apPeu
PIE went (of ceurse being TrimOuGtalneerJ TO church.
where he might without any iDprOpricy have joined N
Hhe hymn Awake. nay soul stretch every n5rVe j.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11

mnEs n snh two inf,nts On-rcd -is. Geo Do, -.
80 nne' 'oen nepd Jossph on o Anana.,, Coh,..
sssssr, ~ p%orss Wells Mrs job. n.IcSsr ~ ~
yls R.d p nrqan sh wife Ms Ann Coleman Mis- J1, a..
~, nraa rHkns William Mnray David C,,i, -, -
n,s.na s nSs S X n Cole, Ellen snolra ArSn, Null. -
Son9 "ats wife sd niAnt Mar Isnm,s p..
oIy sn1 1ynnir JONES' Emslo Lopsr Mr, md c.,
Mary A. Scshlin lanes ScAnlin k'" i"oes Broonhehs
S,s@i M ~ ~ nAh1i9 sem'p Magnolia sert s-Ps In,
y 'h no" ana "ir 4 hls A. Kuhn Iarpsb o nnn -
lin"r7 and wife H. Lstlrop Mr.. r. sehmd, R nnne y
a. IH"ms"b nhar o. hlamtorE L. Runon Mr. Hn,tn s@rf
tsriy g. - L'virZSion, T. " Palmer J. -
g. R'h. W H. W.rsw o. Conner and famIJ p p.,vsse'
D Rnglen Mr. G. H. Rely Mr. Ltinen Col VI f,S "a s,sfs
anl ~if- Drovs u. Dsfmsr.r lone, snd ~
"b'" Os-"r Darm":y r. Gnfin OEO n pa. =
q. JDritn. q H. AEier'Os, j Prague g. Be.rL 4 w.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
A DELIBERATE SUICIDE.

An unknown man, age about %, having
light brown hair and mustache, and wearing blue dress
coat white vest brown striped pantaloons, and hight
straw hat early yesterday leaped into the North KlSeI
from the foot OF ChristOpher-S Persons who Witnessed
the threw him rope but he refused 10 avn
himself OF the aid, and soon sank. His bohy was re-
covered in q short time and taken TO the MOISuo,
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11

tOn OF his assalants TO officer Fourth Precinct
and Robert Hurst o butcher Of No 70 Oak-st.
rested Allen Identified him IA one OF his assaants He
was committed To the Tombs by Alderman Conan. and
the complainant was sent " the House Of detention.
BANK MESSENGER ROBBED.
Daniel Dooley, messenger of the North
River Bank, obtained from the ubTrcasury 5000 in
gold certificates, on Wednesday. aud had $500 in his
pocket. While in Pine-st, WilliIrn-st, ho was
rndely jost!cd by threo and thrown to the pave
mcnt When no regained his feet the had disap-
prarcd, and he found that the $50 had disappeared
well although tho certificates safe. He reported
hS at the bank. The officers ~ the institution
that DOolcy has been in their employ for years. and
that he is thoroughly trustworthy The theft not
made public until saturday.
A DOMESTIC QUARREL.
Catharine McCOllum quaIreed with Patrick
her husband. early yesterday. In their apartment the
tenement No. 234 Muberry-s and struck him violent
blow in the face with bowl. causing a severe wound
She was committed to the TOmbs by Alderman Conan
A TROUBLESOME NEIGHBOR.
John Mitchell (colored) entered the apart
mcnt Of Robert Patterson, a felOwtoDant at No. 4s
ThOmasst., early yesterday, and asked him to play
game Of cards. When refused, the inrudrE cut hm
the hand with q razor, causing severe wUuRd. lIe
committed by Alderman Conan.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
A DOMESTIC QUARREL.
RE.DEDICATION OF THE BROOKLYN FREE TAB
ERNACLE.

ERNACLE.
During the Summer vacation the cOngrcga-
ton OF the Central Presbyterian Tabernacle in chermcr
hornet Brooklyn Of which the Rev. T. De witt Tamago
is PASTOR have remOdclod and enlarged their ironlad
church edince. Yesterday the building WAS thronged
with yorshipcrs and duly rededcated TO the service OF
God. An extension has been but IN the rear OF the
occupied by them has been provided with additional
pews for about 800 persons. The orglna cost oI tn
buildnp Including furniture and Organ was $4,000 0f
which so 900 remained unpaid. Tho congregation rasrd
Yesterday the full amount Of the debt lhe services
were of much interest and an eloquent sermon upon
Church Unity" was preached by The RoV. Dr. Iyug'
Rector of st. Georges Church, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11

The fortune of Henri Blanc, the deceased
proprietor of the gaming tables at Monaco, is estimated
to be l2OOOOS When he first became interested,
some years ago. In the tables he had only $4,000, all
borrowed money. L. is said that during his entire ro-
lette and rOugeetnOir experience he never knew the
bank tO be broken than ten or twelve times 10
make fortune of$ 200 OO in republic containing put
square miles and less than 1000 people Is certainly do
ing financially considered) very good business.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
CRIMINAL

At the Essrx Market Police Court Marcus Ray
opd Of No committed YESTERDAY for breaking into
Bnno Rhters dry goods No. Howard st. and stealing yelVes
worth S4O
At the Jefferson Market Police Court Augustus
coore Of No l15 West committed yeser
stshbng his wife Cahsne in the Grrn admitted that be
had another Phisdelphs also committed for bgsmy
H. auI policeman for having keno" gambling house
a No Sullivan st.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. SRPr. II.
70 Steamship MAils

TUESDAY. Sept. IL
Europe Plymouth Chetourg aud Hamburg steam
ship WesphAs 20 Supplementary Mail at foot Of
Third-st Hotoken. Is closed At lN p .
IAN deposited In Supplementary Mail must be prepaid With
double Dostage
"WEDNESDAY SEPT. l3
Mail, for Rurope via Queenstown per steamship
Colorado close 2O m Supplementary Mail Pier No S
All etters depOsted SupDlemer Mails mus. be prepaid With
double postage.
Mails for Havana W. per steamship Cleopatra close s2pu
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11

53 sun N Noon
Sandy Hook 81 Govs ani IS Ne GsH Peny 7is
/ p
| Peny... Ia
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
SHIPPING IN1ELLLGENCR.
PORT OF newborn .ssPrrx

OF NEW-TORK
,up,prn
a.. -. - r..,,, ~ n, nc en- n a., ~ n o-,,,,
u-a"''lP Dru'e w 20
HNA''"P '''S''" wy N'' ".'1"- "-N''S '~''N~-s"s
Co ,. ,,,,,. ,,, r.. w. 49,. c.,..o. ~ I, Mil.
steamship wilmington 'oe ne' "e'' anu "s'e"a u H. AAV
S,,,,, w...ern M,,o, ouit View Orleans Pr.d B.i.,
nte1hti ~ a IN tsye ri,b a n Crouv,B
4, ~ rS"i'"'f ''h'
y K,gb, Joinsnn Al,rntdus Geo B Mcrhck
Wyapoke Blown 1. uond CRY Int Norfolk 0N
n',n,1.n" Co.
,s,mshp =" mar, P ,5, L"n.r! S,s.a.blp c.
steamship M nm,r r' y ~ p,,.i y Esb', w., y
oa.st,;P 1870 tR,i ps,y I,y-,tSt, Ivi. S,s,,
Noo Pranslra
steamship ny OF "es,i Ht'h 90 20 ,' leo, ~
seaInsiip nA 'D' y 'l."' - &C., N,ctern.
steamship L''A'e'~ ~ - r,a,ab " I,,,, n Garn.a
steamship MaIn"Ia al"' ,n' s'nt". IL ~
Steamship A'h,and n|.Ie ih No, x Iord,n Ca
steamship Georgs troNell CNle,t"n H. mok.n 70 y,,
seamhp Geo b Upon Roberts hfhmona 0V ro' 80 ''"es
Steamship Novelty. Shaw. Pliatelrha
st.amshp Prank Pierre. Phiaic9ba
Steamship Neptune Baker Boston H. Dmocs I, c...,. i.
Co. ,, nj, n....,. uA
Ship President Van RTok'orsel lDurn) bef0o' h'e'' -
Edye o.. r., o.i.,. Z L Whi,n.z n
Bark Jessie tBr Cook Cork or Falmouth 'or onie T.
Co. u -, NJ, Gill; pu.h pAv.Gco
Bsrk Jenny Ger }, Meyer Bfeinen T. ScnT"y -
Bark Nuovo RATA limo tslD Dnrant Antwerp u "nFn' "
BARI genie tBr Preuis Burnos ARR norton JL
Bark Wild Galrlr Jones Psyssnd A. lnrhestef io"se
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
Professional Iotltes.

CTRICTURE Fistula, and PIES raanf ELL, fueos.ss
D.e,,e OF the Organs disease sz
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
neooina CARDS. &f.

IT VIM EYERDELL" sons +I,!6;shs No; la E.s.s Fss.
a t,,.t-wRDDING CARDS and fi'A
lshsd lsl5D
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
So n1hom II map &onfern

,.IoTIcr TO CREDITORS.--NOtice is hereby
VI ...,ips 10 law to all lerons having CLANS Shas
pvy LiSGDOY late Of the C'y Of kmIa aeee;'s - ~ -
Jhk'is the sane vouchers thereof TO we
Sor Of the will and testament Of the s.o ss
tes sSGlOS No. Bshrus IN the wy o, sNn'S
once Scrr I.brusrJ S'!-Dato h!s ?4th da Of JAY 'L
on OF oeio'V J. .. f. SLEB
ARI KS J. LANGDOS.
THEODORE w. CRANE,
SAMUK FL L. CLEMENS,
.,,s and OLIVIA LASGD0N Brecau1L
u,.EF NOTICE.-STEAMB0 OWNEkS
~, hereby uor6,d that :" EDSOSs STEAM kh.onD.sSs
oAuGbs a adopted approved and required h. RE
@ III steamer are and for sale only oT shs
GpppnisG STEAM GAUGE 90 OF N T.. VI Lberysa NssiN-
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
Hlafhinkrp.

MARINE BOILER for SALEINinneh N. y ~ ~ = s..-
IVA esKh Ist vide ~ fee slss J" vi CoHgLAAR
tsr has tesa onU VIA nssa "sts' " ~ 2nusj.A
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
Alarble an0 Slate Manttls.

KLABER. Steam MARBLE and MAkBLEII
N. rING WORKS ia aDd ls Raa sSessrn1E - -
M.rels,rsd Msutels Thing Marble Coas..n assansAs p
defy competition Mortgages aien IN t.de
CTEWART~ SLATE MANrELS; largest
y ,ortu spt IN The cty a lowest pesA BkSaa' ns
sTKWART Co sOs S1th.A ave. BEL Thiry<hh snd
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11


sci'oosxEs-KvEE asD coAsrri's
e Il Ea.op' ciscrg..oau D. C. LuOs Murbison wlmins.sa
S.s s.eg %sSc Sss S,"sSS lsen '' M"Gssst G
Ruth Thomas Bsngo. S0nseT T Bangor: gpi:.,.
American Eagle Calais Geo Grant, Port Johnsss-
R,S gfp S'IS0s SSscpsn PG Sao Sam Weller
s.mi GOODWIN Bliabehpor- Richard Borden BissteHpst
Guide, EHlsbeshpoTt Ja. SPr.suc EShIso.sSPs1t
sGqnsn a e. Gibbs snaGt sn.aSsHpor, Henry Nay ksSsts5o
Palladium EhLshehpor Ssrah Jane, sntAtemp
C. b. M.rke BllIals tbPort J. < Bnel siHbe'AP'a
Sun Beam, Eirbeihpor- n q. hng CALAIS
Jo~phin. Newport 4. L. Perkins. Bangor.
H,lnah NswBod:Od s!.sn Id'3dsI c.,I,! ss"'H"s'
EsTs' P.s,se' c.ai. CALAIS T.Si!S: A,Ss.S: ss-Hr-
Cnn@s0 Cii Rss..t N sic Pot JOhnsoa
ssh.o Ssn ppnast pnrl Job,,op Fla EI,abeLpOt
Fannie simmons. ruce Head Lacy hpn, al s,e"" ibn.ea
Wt.na1 Mi S.'i% pTayispc@ lts NJ prcmSn Rocip.r NJ.
s,ves.ri. Tsstr Fsi' River Henry se";H,Se.
\ W Rlaie Drhton Isabella Jesett ProTiSenoe.
Fannie Keaung, Richmond
Steamships lafayette for 4yr Deutschld hr Bremen C
ws.hlgon Batavia aud Dm1fA iYr yeoo o "a for Gs
Sss ' cosGS1sa for G"s %.Snson g. .a
orleans Crescent CITY for Havana A'h1' m b.t.tes % s..
factor for wilmington n. c. wvanOIe an George UP0a
f,li &c K c. knight for George,owG, D. {. O., "A
ARRIVED. Sunday, sept 10. ".
Steamship John Gibsou Winters Washington and VIZ
s..%.AS ans PA Au.Sne Rector S.s Bedford With @d and D
Ferguson Wood ,,-.. Am co,,rvu.
rssy. .VEf Ws nS porn JSuoD sarah Port John'-
Rosanna Rose Port JohnsOs 0Hru psn SH0ss ps ro,..
Tesrr PGr. Johnson tsnnf tsnh, s,Isl"ro n B.
Sarah & La,etns, b." J.senoo Allie d. Bs1sa Hartford
Mary Eliza, B'yHds .,o,rs
p-o Gan, sArryra steamship Nereu.. from New totL 49,,
Ss.SLn,ros 4 c. sept s-Ar;e, steamship nnoI snI 49,
Es-lo,t s.R.ip ". Isl s,,S f1SoS E'.as'' sas '''
For Latest Ship NtrS W MN fdgei