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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24

Whole Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
Nor these remedies. Who would ASH for
|igni6ed and stronger testimony,
.eorgc W. WOODWARD, iormeriy Jnlef Jus.
Sf the supreme Court Of nnsylyania, at
ut member OF Congress from Pennsylya-
6rites:
Philadelphia, March 16, 1867.
Boonand's German Bitters Is good tonic,
n diseases Of the digestive organs, and OF
enefit in cases OF debility and want Of
action in the system. Yours, truly,
GEORGE W. WOODWARD.
lines Thompson, Chief Justice of the Su-
10 Court Of Pennsylvania:
Philadelphia, April 2s, 1867.
slider Hoohand's German Bltters q valua-
licine in cases of attacks of Indigestion or
lsia. ] can certify this from my exper-
it. Yours with respect: P%rs ruounSo,
eorge Sharswood, Justice OF the supreme
of Pennsylvsniai
Philadelphia, June l, 1850.
found by experience that Hoofiand's
Bitters is very good tonic, relieving
ic symptoms almost directly; ;
GEORGE SHARSW0OD.
m. +. Rogers, Mayor OF the City OF Duff
\. Y:
Mayors Office, Buffalo. June 22, 1869.
9 used Hcotland's German Bitters and
my family during the past year, and can
end them as an excellent tonic, impart-
and ylgor to the system. Their Use has
bductiye of decidedly beneficial effects.
WIN. r. ROGERS.
mes NJ. Wood, ex-Meyor OF WllIamsport
great pleasure in recommending Hoof-
erman Tome to any one who may be af-
|iih Dyspepsia. l had the Dyspepsia so
was impossible to keep any food on my
and became so weak rs not TO be able
half mile. Two bottles OF Tonic ef-
perfect cure. JAMES NJ, WOOD.
ember that Hoohand's German Btters,
piand's German Tonic, will cure every
SINUS, OR WASTING AWAY OF THE
BODY.
ember that Hoofand's German RENE.
the medicines you require TO purify the
xcite the torpid LIVER to healthy action,
nable you to pass safely through any
bs snd exposure.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24

SD~The number of species of animals
known to be now living is thus given by
Bentham The number of mammalia is
estimated at between 1000 and 5000;
birds, at about o,oO0i reptiles and amphI-
bians, under 1000; fishes at about 10000
insects, at above lee, 900; crutacea and ar
achnida, rather above 10000; mol!usca,
about 2oOooi worms, radiates,and sponges
and infusoria, under 5000; while there
are about 100000 species of plants.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24

EsS" Mrs. Count Bismarck is lady on
the wrong side of sixty, and fresh and
comely withal, who, in the good old-fash-
Toned style, has bunch Of keys hung to
her girdle, and sitting in the drawing
room or experimenting the farm women
at their work, her knitting-needles are al
ways going, the result of the latter habit
being seen all over the house in knitted
quilts and curtains, and like "evidence of
her manuel skill and housewifely activi-
ty." Just fancy Saratoga belle with a
bunch of keys at her girdle!
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fN .The Hon. Gus.ayus Koerner Chai

n@-The Hon. Gus.avus Koerner, Chair
man Of the Board Of Railroad Commission
ers for Illinois, has written an official let
ter TO the secetary CT St. Louis and South
eastern Company, saying While the re-
por's OF most Of the railroad companies
are satisfactory, yours has been consider
ed pre-eminently SO. 1t is full, remarkably
clear in its statements, and shows an evil
dent desire to comply strictly with the re-
quirements of the law"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24

Day" The Sedalia Times SAYS that Messrs
Alexander Campbell and DR.. Condee, of
that CITY have just returned from tour
through the counties of Southwestern Mis-
souri,, prospecting for mine al lands and
that they discovered and secured control
Of one of the richest deposits of iron known
to exist in the state. II lies in Camden
and Usage counties; the deposit is nine
miles long, apparently ine1haustible and
the ore is pronounced equal to that of Pi-
lot Knob.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24

rkr John c. Breckinridge is said 10 be
one the hardcst-worl;ing lawyers in Ken
lucky at this lime and is making good
deal Of money from his profession. He
seldom now discusses poli.ics.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24

Bay A marriage by matchlight was re-
Gently consumated in Kansas City. The
Squire was in hurry aud so was tho
couple, and neither would wait until the
lamp could be illuminated. The fee was
paid under a neighbor.ng gas lamp.
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f6y- The Sal del Reu. the nrent snlt lnl

s6r The Sal del Rey, the great salt lake
OF Texas, is an immense bed of salt about
five miles in circumference, which is be-
lieved to be inexhaustible. The salt is
formed naturally and only has to be SHOW
eled up, placed in carts, and taken away,
to be ready for market. For table use it
should be washed and ground The pres
ent income derived from this great natural
salt manufactury is reported to bc only
$4,000 annually; but it is said that tho
Mexican government formerly collected a
revenue Of 100000 in taxes on tho pro-
duct Of the lake.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24
WEATHER REPORT.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept. 23-l0;46, pm.
War Department, Signal Service, u. s.
A. division OF kilograms and reports for
the benefit of Commerce. The following
is the official meteorological record fer the
"a hours ending lO:46, p. m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24

no. The Rev. Mr. Finney, of Oberln,
w., has been pastor of chu 'ch for thirty
yeas, officiating as such at his own ex-
pense, without asking or receiving any
salary or donation.
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ST. LOUIS TRADE, KAME, BUSINESS AND Lo
CATION OF LEADING WHOLESALE AuI
RETAIL HousI'.
Those OF oar readers whs csn,empla,. yi,,in,
the Fair will please cut this ont and ms. 1, a.
reference, a. ihe selections have been carsf,iIIv
| made and are strictly frst-class
ART GALLERY.
| Looking Glasses, Picture Frames. ke G.oro,
A. Hardiag.:iO7 n, F'fth street.
ARTIFICIAL ARMS AND LEGs.
Prioe List free Lewis Lockwood, 64s Pine 81
ST. LOUIS ALE BREWERY.
EFF roungk Co.. sls N. somnereial st.
BAGS AND BAGGISo.
HAL Chase, II, n Main street.
(sTAR) BASKET hAEUTACToIY.
q Fleming Co, los Main, manufacturers o
Star Baskets for Grain, Laundry, &s.
BOOKSELLER 4 sTATIoSER
SEND Tor Catalogue: Nv heIstyre, No I south
Fifth street.
ST. LOUIS BOOK s SEws co.
Wholesale ststioner,, &c., soI y Fourth street
BOOKSELLERS claw and general).
Soule, Thomas Winsor. fl5 N Fifth.
BILLIARD TABLES, LOOKING GLASSES,
Picture Frames, &c. julius Bake, Thsnssen 4
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
Ne Carter 4 Co, z corner 4th and Walnut.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES,
Henry Timkin, sl4 4 SIC Nsixth Street.
CHARTER OAK STOVES.
Excelsior Manufacturing Co.. 6la n Main street.
CIDER (MIssoURI).
Green 1 Clark. 300 Pine street.
CIDER (oHIo).
Henry Ech, 1925 Seventh street.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
sesd for Catalogue Circular. Jonathan Jones,
President, eorne: Fifth and Olive.
DRY GOODS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL).
William Barr 4 Co, cor Sth 4 st Charles
ENGINE, BoILER AED SHEET IRON WORKS
Alex. crozler Co, ll34 N Main street.
ENGINES (PoRTABLB AND STATIONARY.
often and Congresses. Smith. Beggs 4 Co,
so Main, cor Morgan.
URNITURE& s. BEDDING, WHOLESALE Axp
RETAIL.
Curtis a Mason, slo Washington avenue.
FURNITURE, (wHoLEsALB AND RETAIL).
Sole agent for Jones' Pat Bed spring. JH Crane,
SO 4 5ls N Fourth street.
FURNITURE, WHOLESALE vND RETAIL).
Sanford G. scarrltt, n corner 4th A Locust,
branch house 2i4 Market st.
GUNS, PISTOLS AND AMMUNITION.
Importers and Jobbsrs. n Folsom 4 Co, oso 4
GAN Main street.
LUMBER (wHoLEsALE).
sehnells 4 Querl, NV cor sth and Mullanphy.
LEATHER AID SHOE FINDINGS.
Sole Agent Anglo Machine Silk. Harvey ! Tstte.
mer. 92l y Fourth st,
MILLINERY, STRAW GOODS, RIBBoHs, SILKS,
&c, Importers 4 Jobbers. Waters, Todd L Co,
400 NJ Fourth st,
PATENT SOLICITORS, (U.s. AND PoREIGS.)
Prindle Dyer, s cor 9th and Pine st st Louis,
No, and Washington, DC.
PRINTING INK MANUTAcToRY.
BThslman, sl,s st, near Chouteau ave,
RAILWAY MANUFACTURERS
Supplies. Iron 4 Wood Working Machinery,
Rice. Dunkles Co, II South Fifth street,
scALks, (TAIRBANKs sTANDARD.j
Fairbanks, Grsenleafs Co, 500 Washin gton ay-
SEWING MACHINES, (NoIsELEss).
Wilcox and Gibbs, sOs N Fourth St,
sToNEwARE AND PIPE MANUPACTORY.
For acqueducts, sewers and oulverts, st Louis
Stoneware Co, los Fourth,
STERLING sILvERwARE NANUPAcToRY.
Established in 1858 FA Durgin sOo n Seventh .
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PAPER HOUSE,
~ Louis type Foundry Co ls5 Pinest
VINEGAR MANUFACTURE.
Alden Clough $40 and sl7 Spruce st
PIANOS, (BELL TREBLE PIANos).
Factory end salesroom sO7 and 500 Choteau ay
Call or send for illustrated catalogue General
southwestern agency for the Burdett orgsns
ST LOUIS MANUFACTURING co
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24

aos- Lord Brougham's last passion, it
is said, was passion for hymns, and, dur
ing the last two years of his life, he gath
cred all the various hymn books he could
hear of. The passion may have developed
in his last days; but that it was of regu-
lar, slow and legitimate growth, may be
gathered from the incident told of his
younger days, where he visited Sunday
school in London, and when asked how he
liked the singing which had been perform
editor his qualification, SO far forgot the
time and place as to reply that sit was
id good"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24

o, Bay Joaquin Miller, the poet Of tho
oierras, is In New York for short stay
previous to coming westward.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24
CINCINNATI.
NEW, TRIAL GRANTED.

CINCINNATI, September 23.-Jud ge Nc
Kenny, at Dayton, o., granted Thomas
Mcclellan new trial tins morning on the
ground OF incompetency of one of the
jurors.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24
DIR. HOOFLAND'S
d Q p FL Y L L I N

DO p FL Y L L I N
br Substitute for Mercury Pills.
LIS A DOSE. The most powerful, yet
locent, Vegetable Cathartic known.
Il necessary TO take handful OF these
r0duce the desired effect. Two OF them
y and powerfully, cleansing the Liver,
and Bowels, Of all impurities. The
ingredient is Podophyllin, or the Alco-
tract of Mandrake, which is by many
re powerful, acting and searching, than
lrake itself. Its peculiar action IL upon
cleaning ii speedily from all obstruc-
h all the power of Mercury, yet free
the injurious results attached 10 the use
ineral.
diseases in which the use of cathartic
ed, these pills VIII glye entire satisiac-
Of Liver Complaint, dyspepsia, and
Jostiveness, DR.. Hoofiand's German Bit.
|'onic, should be used in connection with
The tonic effect OF the Bitters, or Tonic,
the system. The BItters, or Tonic, pu-
b blood, strengthens the nerves, reg
Liver, and gives strength, energy and
our Bowels active with the pills, md
he system with Btters, or Tonic, and
Q can retain the hold, or even assail you.
ct that 1t is Or Bootand's German Rem.
ht are so universally used and highly
nded and do not allow the druggist to
bu 10 take anything else that he may say
good, because he makes a larger profit
bese remedies will be sent by Express to
lty upon application TO the PRINCIPAL
At the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
II STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
CHAs. M. EVANS. Proprietor.
g:Formery .M.Jackson 20. =
mediesi az for sale by Druggist
ks, AMI Ne oino Dealr ri everyWher
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24
bFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs
itters ,cithom Atcohol or Spirits Of
anu kind.

Ifcrent from all others. II ~ composed Of
Z pure Juices, or Vital Principle of Roots,
and Bsrks, Tor, ~ incidentally termed, Ex.
I,) the worthless or inert portions Of the in.
nts not being used. Therefore, IN one bot.
this Bitters there is contained a. much
Inal virtue M will be found in several gall
tf ordinary mixtures. The roots, etc, used
r Bitters are grown in Germany, their vital
piles extracted in that country by scien.
henist, and forwarded TO the manu- fac tory
city, where they are compounded and bot
Containing no spirltuous ingredients, this
Il Is free from the objections urged against
hers. No desire for stlmulants can be in.
frors their use they cannot make drunk.
and cannot under any circumstances have
Iit q beneficial effect.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24
HOOFLAND'S
ERMAN BITTERS;
HOOFLA AND'S
ER M A N TO N &c,
FLANDS PODOPHYLLIN PILL
WILL CURE YoU.
II are the Greatest blood PuriH.
ers known
HOOFIAND'S

medical world, and will eradicate diseases
ling from impure blood, Debility OF the
Digestive Organs, or Diseased Liver,
in q shorter time than any
other known rem
aAiaa
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24
THE BULLETIN.
BY TELEGRAPH

Reported especially for the Cairo EuI.
Ietfn. Ten hours in advance of NJ.
Louis papers.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24
ST. LOUIS FAIR.

begins Ost. End and Continues until
Oct 7th.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24
DU QUOIN.

THE ILLINOIS SEATE FAIR.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24

g:Formery .M.Jackson . 20. !,
medissl az for sale by Druggist
fs, and Ne cIna Dealr ~ everywher
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-24
|sMUs, OR WASTING AWAY OF THE
DODY

|smber that Hoofand's German RENE.
the medicines you require to purify the
|xcite the torpid Layer 10 healthy action,
|inable you TO pass safely through any
bs snd exposure.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
Coma 1s!uuo Real Csiair for Gnlc.

A COUNTRY HOME - Flushing. p minutes
from Sew orr walk "t Iars', 'onr ni"rt
ps,-frd :Irrmi in rrfrt "rier; arlnh"ns III n''
lawn +lrGt hon b Il - 'l ngN
n. s os.e rns NJ inrrci to look a, 'r proirY
slicN M II be soil. htI">. ". T. LEANifr lis " NJ T.
E'OR SALE-At WoodlHvrn, l.. l., miles
iSbH" AMI rum 90 y HI kE'
nGY'r. > sr,i.. l.. Li"D WILLING b'eA
mars
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
HORS6 IND CARRIAGE MARKKT.
Ngw.YoRK, Tuesday, Nov. 81, 1871

Ew-YoRK, Tuesday, Nov. 81. 1871.
The sale Of the livery stock contained in the
Empire Stables, No. Iis sullvanst, No. Chsrltonst
No. 1ss Thompson st. and No. 40 varcks all the prop
erty Of Mr.. Ellis N. Crow, commenced to-day. The
weather was delightfully."- fue for tho business ana
buyers far more numerous than had been antici
pated considering the attraction offered by the eHe
Into the city OF tho Russian Grand Duke and the ake
military display at his reception. There must nave Deen
upward Of 1000 people present at the sale, and as t1c
majority wcro well disposed to bid and to bny, Mayor W.
w. Barker. who OGciaed auctioneer, had no dnlcnty
I'm distributing large portion Of the stock OF very 1air
prices.
The following prices have been realized for the horses
IHh fo he
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
,,.. wsIsio; R.su-d. nieat, Provisions sau ..d q.


s. % s R.'s ,s'l rrsISa' d,s% NV. NV 'rS FORE a.
st.as S:'f, o s0s1s III s.ra Sc OF sOda Fsw
H.,,S SS e" 7sS's sfs o.s CSa WHISKY im at s'c McOn"
stead, 70. n%"s ing S ne fSpI S% I M
en- oGn TN soah'5T ma W.T.. Nov .. 81 Al, M 50 go
!.'ir rssos Ne. S':sS eS AS r%1 t1
ss sic; Ce.r Rih. SC Sucsrrurd Hans l'n'r L,rd
ls %s.isFs SssIsGI.i. H'V %5.l, quiet = pc
Nov s ss s'' IS f "a AnS %sg''St w5'cr 80 % VIII:
SsG s @ nsf Err WIFE,, n S1'y y,, e1 s s" rsIet SG
N.,,, ,..cS .cS hs . eco bush tplSr S c,rsH a. - o.
% a o., Sc ses c 'e 1. at 4 ac u TSa rS NS' S,o or - go
49, Ss,y.iaf, 80 -; MdaEnc, s3a~U e 'rr nTn
'p: s+ - s heat " as ~ s '.a :: : " .. ;.: z
Is.,:s hr s.e-lo2so tu,h. whesi .Os" bus Sex
20 Sus Bc 2I" 'c'i Lm'ef >tn'n,s by ,sa C,n,
~ .'l ts. !;3eG Sr,h Wi~s, Ia. bush Corn
I'D -, e, Ns.. w.. si. Iu.h By en. Re -,
rts tSr ISn tu.s 800 tn. sSmra' h C,.'I-
IT, ~ ~ Irh. cor Ga. hu.h osts. lao" han fsTcH
" S s E sev ,e Ey E.1Mh.,; p z. l 1;a W.T., '!c l!c
S f' T S"<t g., fi .'i1 % 4 e. ls: M" SG SS,iS S% '
$50, il ST ''ra l'"'f '"an' hight ,s 90 x, ,,'"
H~T,shr .'' ,r. "-,,lu,s Wt. d, t. Iilol
-. :. Co., .a.4r toms, rrA. lri >e'> aud high
- 81 T set 'fl"r = to- "a, }s.i nsai LIZ. ss
-.... 'l..t t.' W." Sn a.''rc'n- ''|'iF
~. :. T., g., ,ri S.~ Beon ,,e,a,, Soouer. '.c.'
,,R -, =; & 49, -: - i,.'L iinsy, S@4 sir tpar
Il ,r los, .se sni in locd don-rd, sales Al - !'a
-" -. r sl 'cr.n, Sup'''n~ wntr $50
sb.,. SO t.s srP'' N''"' on 'rAc &c
i''x s &C.. "',' = " 70 .. rl 81 S%' &C. Er '1' ia, f ~
H . p % E.;6. ;'' ea>l &h,s si :3c's Ike at s. r.
~ ,.. -. ..r' Cr,r e. 49, r,,,r ennpr;
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

The following prices have been realized for tn" horses

Ten moro horses sold at from $50 50 tO s5 and large
Quantity OF harness, horse clothing, etc. waS also
khWkcd down at good prices. The sale will continue
throughout the week Eee ADVERTISEMENT until the
whole contents Of the onr stables dis posed OF.
- Inc regular srmweekly sale at Messrs. Johnston q
van Ias sells Horse and Carriage Auction Mart was held
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
QmnSementS.

A CADEMY. NILSSON as MIGNON-
FOURTEENTH 40 suIs RIPrIOS NIGHT Op TIE SrkAKosc
ITALIAN O'ERA COMPANY
Grand Ops. in four .A Music b. Apsroi, Thom.. Words ty
MI. c,,,,..,... NM. Care and Bsrtiec ,,,o,ov
ME- LEos D8SXi VII. i.oycosI '''''''
MAY S,scAPoGL. H. JANET, n LYALL. Ssear c0LKrTI
Hs.f. Ss. rIIs.:I; By pss c%,e":.
Sass6 AS eSKs K Nj Esp,'' hsk sT
mrdRDaa thSiS sst s ,S SSSST SssSS sSfIyRE ;s
SPECIAL sorIcg- 1Irs ax1sbs2 ityrsIya nov nae.
10 In e1s, Il d.. G a Aer, ami su.
tPOr this p ormsucs 'sn regular oo .vaao
Seats now at Aea.ony: aho 7oi I'D ~ Braa~,y
A CADEMY OF MUSlC--On Fourtennth-st.
n GRAND GALA OPEgA NIGHT
BY THE sTaAk9SCM Sy ,I&L.S I,2h @ OPERA coNrAyY
honor Of Of III. Imperial ghsr,, ALEXIS
So Invitation h. tecn ei'esded b. M MI Sa1yh
""' '' MONDAY BvENISG NOV. q. ATS
Tie sale otark VII FDAY re1 IL, hAof SO,em
b-r at be oaee Of TIE A;st'my 'onlb" an
.rSe not .cd sae Thf Sc p sI..,aIh
sub.rpton Night sIr,io'th It'rn Opera con9ipr
CANTLEY! SANTLEYM SANTLEY!n
- M GRoRGg DOLBY h,g't 'nno.nes
SrtINNAI mihL
,.. ,,,ra AKp IpySS GRAND MATINEE sA'c"DA'' D'e'
Mr. w. H. CUMMINGS.
Mr. j. q PATEf aaf
p,n ,,sco,,,.,,, Ah' HAN .hhi Mr. LINDSAY sLOpER
Wv ADMISSION UNR DOLLAR
Reserved Sests 81 and 81 extra acori 20 location
Tickets be obtained at Sairmers Se sore 'V pro'r
HAMA Son Ause Isl Broadway ssd a. S'enwr ha o. a
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
din Real estate for 5ale.


A BARGAIN. N.-Jith-st., bet. 5th and Madison.
IA ul .ei superior built b gh stoop brown ops SE
Do on s.h sd 81 18Th 4d +h seth 3'h, 3,h p., s,b
eve. " PsKYMOUR, Ill Broadway,
4 FTRST-CLASS modern HOUSE, l-story.
IA stoop Gr3j AID dung ertensiou
stb and MD.onavcs Murray ILL., for SALE b.an with or
without new Furniture. w. 7. YMOuR III Broadway.
A CORNER and two adjoining Lots on Lex
oe ri stable anl three Lots
Inquire o Te,lmn Bros grocrrs 3'3 S'cond
TlFTH-AVE., adjoining Ninetieth-st., en-
trance ParkFvc desirable LOTS for SALE low
Also building LOTS FinL on EgLty iouItast
EOR SALE or to LET, Furnished or I'm
furn,bcI-Brrk HOUSE three hs ard cellar R0ch n'l gLbor
hood; in Harlem ocks hall block rom toat f"f par
Suk .rpl, WILLARD liARfhf ~ Franklin 81
LOR SALE-A frst-claSs 4-stOry hlgll-stoop
brown IiOl Sc teec ""r 9n1 comphry Ihrnsnel
,fust Brpaiw,' Phcr, tsI0'o ,rrt
ca. Aplyb HOMER MORGAN 2Pinrst .YS.l
WATER FRONT FOR SALE-On the Hud-
opJos One hun d.ni rwen'Jfth't; u acres win ln'
STH-AVE., above 4srh-st,-A new and eieI ..,
- rant HOUSE, 4lIf5 AMI IS H. ertenaen Pe Aod
reasonable Also vide cor HOUSE SANE loeany
wP SEYMOUR IN Broadway.
STH-AYE.-Thc finest cor. PLOT g lots) be
~ low the Pf price sni terms ssonsbk Also cor fos ana 'n
es h sh Madison below I'D hossG the Pan
w. p SEYMOUR. IN Broadway
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
Eeetures ano Meetines.

A SENS >AVLDN,-IOI'ISE HOLDENs spicy
~ Lt, iI,t, oar ltuu,ti.ts lntrr.pesn q, - g
tou lagJ~ bot raycrs Mst AN NJ
Ati~~ AMERICAN LIBRARY BtkkAu l." N~"~~ NV
lJTk
'INHE PUBLIC are invited to attena 20" Ok n1t
t.ruh Anuy-r,acy the SRw TORN w. ,nVS.n,r NJ
.tap Airs.., VA, lesp'cssi. 81! '-' 'S-'- ~A -
Avss opaa " Nv psble
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
fjnuses uuo farms Ulnlco.
ReaI estate 10 Crrbanar.

4 OW PRICED LOTS in Brooklyn, ullnrln-
"'''' '" " III LAND e VIA $50 . B.'Aman -.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-22

.1uiI y against g. an '.' sam" me
rik,tdlll AMI! l,wt ~ L. 'dtI -''er-. IbI'
- -, O4o steer, ~, 100 10 ST +j1 +' :; k"'ic@v
- : -. ~ NJ I'd. l.'li'ol 80 q .'.=
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-22
REAL ESTATE.

NEwYoRK. Tuesday. Nov u, 1871.
Business at the Exchange. to-day, was with.
out interest Several legal sales announced but
were all postponed until next week. For tomorrow.
Several sales announced but mono Of them are OF
public interest.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-07-19
Sorry Ending Of a EeddIng Feast.

On Thursday Mr.. Grant. the ticket
agent Of the Des MOines Valley rail-
road, was married at Fort Dodge to q
young lady named Miss York. Nu-
merous invitations were extended to
the leading citizens and their families
to be present at the feast, In the eve
ming the house OF Mrs. York, the
brides mother, was thrown open, and
about 9 o'clock no less than 200 ladies
S I'd gentleman sat down to paTtake of
the elegant repast which had been
prepared. The affair proceeded pleas
antly till shortly after 10 O'Clock,
when some Of the visitors were taken
i'll, quite suddenly, and had to be re-
mOved.-Others were similarly affect
ed in rapid succession, and presently
the horrid suspicion flashed across
the minds Of all that they had been
poisoned. The bride and groom be-
came Ill and were taken to their room.
Every physician in the city was sum
moned, but as many OF these were at
the feast, they were also i'll. and una
able 10 even properly attend to them
selves. The victims were removed to
their homes, and groans and moan
ing were heard in almost every house
hold. The pain and sickness are al
most beyond description. Up to Sat
urday at noon, 10 persons had under
gone agOnies worse than death, and
number Of others were becoming Ill.
DR.. Greason, a physician, after hav-
ing done all in MS power to relieve
forty of the sufferers, was taken down
himselE-The effects were certainly
those of poison. In many cases the
sufferers were afflicted with tempora-
~ paralysis, losing all the power over
their limbs. Almost all Of the them
underwent q relapse, from which
some Of them may never recover.
Various theories as TO the cause Of the
poisoning are afloat. The most prob
able theory is that the cause was the
ice cream. The cream was secured
by Mrs. York and given to q confee-
toner to freeze. In performing the
work the eonfectiOner used q copper
lined with tin. The con-
fectiOner had no idea, probably, that
the refrigerator had not been proper
ly cleaned, for he paTtook Of the ice
cream himself, and became sick
Dubuque IotUG Telegraph.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-07-19
A SENsIRLF RFSOLYR.

"Did you ever hear, sir, how it was
that Edwards, the mason, gave up
drinking?n said q workman to my
father, one day, when he was talking
to him about the evils Of intemper-
ance.
mo, F" said my father, chow was it?''
"Well, one day Edwards was drink
ing in a public house, when the land
lords wife came to call her husband
to dinner.
"What's for dinner ?" said the man.
''ROast goose, replied his wife.
"Is there apple-sauee ?" he asked.
mo she answered.
"Well, go and make some I won't
eat goose without apple-sauce."
When the women had left the room
to prepare this delicacy, Edwards was
50 impressed by the scene he had wit
messed, that for the first time in his
life he began to think what fool he
bad been.
Here's this man, /" said he to him
self, can't eat his dinner Of roast goose
without apple-sauee, while my poor
wife and children at home are glad TO
get herring for their dinners, and
very often can't even have that
Whose money, I IshOuld nketO know,
goes to provide this fellows good
things2 Mine, and that OF other poor
fools like me. Well, what's done
can't be undOne. It's no use crying
over split milk, but that fellow shanit
dine OFF roast goose again at my ex-
pense." So he paid his reckoning,
and walked out Of that public house
never to enter again.