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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-28

Charlie McFall I wouldn't have been
killed these were the last words no said |;
McFall forbid him riding in his wagon ;
don't know any difficulty between Price
and McFall; staid with him from about
eleven Friday night till Tuesday morning
following at four o'clock, when he died |;
staid with him most of the time; his con-
dition was delirious; didn't talk any
never examined the wound in his head till
after he was dead two physicians called I;
DR.. Lynch began to treat him with medi-
cine if he had his reason he never
showed it after l first saw him Friday
night, never bled any of any account I;
don't think he bled any did not know If
there was anything the matter with him /;
a post mortum examination was held Drs.
Gibbs and Renfraw; inquest was held
Tuesday night.
Cross examination, by Judge Allen.
saw McElvoy playing cards. saw him
buy knife; had bought one from some
person. got home few minutes before
dark lived three miles from Thebes |;
Afterwards Price was ut my door; about
80 cents saw no difference in him that
night, only that his head was tied up I;
seemed natural; a female person came
ana fastened him away from my house ;
o"i eupposo ~ was his WIG from the
voice; didn't see; was busy setting n
broken arm; heard him say, oh, il Il
hadn't been for Charlie McFali wouldn't
have been killed; P-ice and McFall
seemed to get along well enough; did not
know of any difficulty between them till
after Prices death twelve months after
his death Mrs. Price and McFall went of
together saw DR.. Lynch there from Com
merce; he is a son-in-law Of McPhceters :;
he loft medicine for Price to take; saw
him there but cnce saw Ranfrau there
Monday evening; deceased was hard 10
keepin bed was not rational he wasn't
IN his senses any of the time; did not
call McElvoy's name in my preaence I; did
not see McFall again that night; was
standing by when the post mortuin exam
inatisn was made; saw the cash in his
head; saw a hole IN his head an linden
tation in his forehead don't know whether
the skull was broken or not; am no sur
geon; knew of no difficulty between Nc
Fall and Price, knew of no intimacy be-
tween McFall and Mrs. Price till year
after the death Of Price; at the time of
the death of Price McFall had q wife.
At $50 court adjourned.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels yesterday.

hHNais NJ the Principal Hotels yesterday.
Inc following were the arrivals at tie
~ onarles hotel; s. +. McClay, Paso
n,hto Fred. Fulton, John Brown. r.
'oeutan, $. Williamson. p. Connant. j.
,e' " .. johnson, Thomas Moran Join
p'r'on' WIN. ID. Moore, S. s. ros,e r, John
Oan, city; Jacob Zius, Cincinnati. NJ.
Rub, Billy Bleaker, Capt. Ed. Grov win.
;. Cousier, G. Sharp, steamer I.oo,i Tor-
der; Mrs. Chamberlain. Miss T. Cbambo,-
lain, Miss l.. Chamberlain, Cincinnati. 8
Il. Casey, Caseyville, XVI J.C. Gin. Dor
chester, ILL.,, VIM. Gill, same; II. Glaze.
st; Louis; 7. w. Phillips, Litchaeld, H.;
>. ID. Phillips, same; J. A. Lockwood,
East st. Louis; w. A. Trozier, same ;
Is. N. Bond, Grand Tower, ILL.,. A. Met
calf, Edwardsvilc, H.; Robt. Brashier,
New York. w. DeBalt, st. Louis, James
Il. Ferguson, Mt. Vernon, ILL., q. T. Pace,
same.
The following were the arrivals at the
Delmonico hotel, VIM. Winter proprie-
tor, for the twenty-four hours ending a,
IL o'clock pm, September 9th Murray
Phillips, New Madrid Mo-; S. s. Rice.
Collinsville, Ills; G. w. Evans. Odin.
Ills; Willis q. Reynolds, Mt. Enterprise.
Texas 5. B. Poor, Dongola, Ills. George
Washington, New York; l.. NJ. Bennett,
Memphis, Tenn; Chas. Baldwin, Bland
vile, XVI 7. Booth, Mound CITY, Ills. F;
>. >. Tomlinfon, .Woodville, Ky; II. c.
johnson, Blandvillc, Ky; Thomas North ;
samuel Is. Coil, Blandville, KY; Lee. +.
Marshall, Blandville, KY; C. T. Bacon,
McCrackcn county, Ky; l.. Lewis and
lady, Louisville, Ky; S. i. Lindsey
Tispilua, Ills; L. n. Bond, Grand Tower.
His; A.W Metcalf, Edwardsville. Ills
Miss Louis Brigsby, Grcenville, Ky; J.
A. Broloski, Missouri; II. Obe,doG, Mis-
souri,; Oswald Irving, 1. C. X. r.. w. DE
Bolt, ST. Louis, Mo-. G. A. De Bann,
Ullin, HIS; Mrs. Volker and 500, Ills. +:
Il. w. Masterson, Cincinnati, o.; Ed,
Wilson, Fairview Lead Mines. Ills. H. d.
Hill, Richview, Ills; j. j. Blizzard. bud.
leyville, Ills; j. a. Hampton, Illinois
s. A. Morse, Newport, ILL.,; VIM. Murphy.
Bay City q. s. Ridgoon, Md. City; Joe
Oottonham, Evansville; Jno. Corcoran,
Erlar's Point, Mississippi.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-28
DIR. J. WHITE.

AGAIN AT THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL IN
CAIRO FOR FEW WEEKS.
DIR. White has advantages and exten-
sive practice which large cities North
and South afford, nearly As years, which
warrant him in promising a cure, often
of even those long despaired of Bisprac-
tice has been attended with success
equalled by few physicians, and no special
list in the United States, in the cure OF
Rheumatics, Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis,
Larynchytis, Asthma and diseases of the
Throat, Lungs, Heart Liver, Spine, Stom-
ache, Bowels, Costiveness, Dyspepsia
Scrofula, Kings Evil, White Swelling,
all Sores, Ulcers, Assesses, Cancers, Piles,
Fistula, in all their most aggravated stages,
Mercural and Hereditary faint, all radical
impurities of the blood, Jaundicc, Disease
of the Eyes, Brain, Goiter (Big Neck
Diseases of the Kidneys, Gravel, Dialects,
Dropsical Diseases, all Female Ailments,
Weakness, Wasting and Nervous AGec-
tions, Sick Headache, Depression of spir.
its, Hypochond:ia, Mysteries, Fits or
Spasms etc. No sufferer need fear for one
moment that DR.. White will give undue
encouragement OF cure for money, Hi.
remedies are known for their extraord;na-
ry virtues, in all The SAFES bordering on
the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, from
Pittsburg to New Orleans. His letter.
and testimonials, free to all, had from cit.
liens and officials of the highest character
of these States, will satisfy any sutfs,nr, OF
their friends. DR.. j. White, may be con.
suited at the Commercial Hotel, for few
weeks.
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lamentations. During the late session Vi
the Northwestern Academy of Music she
was among the most proneien' IN piano,
forte practicc and vocal instruction, and
tho conductors of tho academy unite in
their testimony to her thorough knowl-
.dce of music and her capability to teach
| tho same. Miss Eames resides in the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. g. II. Olmstead-
where she will be happy TO receive pupils
and give auy information if required in re-
oar,l TO terms. ffg ~ .t+,. .t If.
We reproduce, from the Sun Of yes
tcrday evening, in compliance with the
request of Mr.. Turney, his reply to- "Eu-
sebius' who dressed him down, or up, or
something like that, so to speak, in THE
BuLLsrIs Of yesterday, Mr.. Turncy
seems TO have about his character consid-
cradle positive electricity" by which soft
name presiding elder in the conference
yesterday designated the disposition Of a
brother to get into u "muss' on the slight
est provocation. He probably carries
about on his shoulder an imaginary chip
which he is spelling to have somebody
knock off, and wears an imaginary long
tailed coat, on tho tail Of which no dares
the universe to tread and tako Tho dread
full consequences. His book on "The Sab
bath Of the Scriptures" 10 to him A. the
apple of his precious eye, and when nEusc-
bus" intimated that that book wasn't exact
y the greatest book Of the age, but fell be-
low "XXXx family" in grade, and was
only 'low-priced ordinary Turner fell all
to pieces, and to this hour remains in dis
jointed condition, scattered about the city
promscuously. We have no harsh words
for Mr.. Turney. We would not have
even if We did not wish to live true
Christian and "methinks" we had better
dismiss the gentleman with the advice TO
go and write no more. for the newspapers,
This we do IN compliance with our duty
as great religious journalist delegated by
disappointment to look after the faithful
who lack the ability to take caro- of them-
selves.
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NEW RESTAURANT.
ID. b. TURNEY.

Harry Walker informs his friends and
the public generally, through the columns
of THE BULLETIN, that he has fitted up n
first-class restaurant in the front basement
fthe St. Nicholas hotel,on Commercial av-
cnuc. Game, fish, oysters, and every lux
ury of the season will be served to guests
The best of wines and liquors will be al
ways on hand, and the finest cigars watt
ing to be pulled away into fragrant smoke.
Meals will be furnished at all hours, and
guests will receive polite and constant at.
tentlon. Harry is determined to make his
restaurant a success and popular resort
! for the leisure hour. lw
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IRREGULARITIES.

| RIO All which Particular Notice is Called, fol-
Obvious Reasons.l
Strives celebrated IL o'clock lunch
oyesters at Jorgensen If
"A meeting ofthe members Of the odd
Fellows Benevolent Association of Egypt
will be held this evening, at the lodge
room, Immediately after the closing of the
stated meeting of the lodge.
The Rev. Mr.. Shores desires us to re.
turn thanks, in very especial manner, to
Judge Bross for his libcrality in present.
ing to the First Baptist church (coored) a
fine sofa Of the value of $50
The most popular shoe shop in town
is on goth street opposite the court house
hotel, where VIM. Ehlers manufacture.
boots and shoes for his customers, warrant.
ed to be of the best French calf, kip oil
morocco, and which he guarantees to give
entire satisfaction. Call on him and you
will know how it 10 yourself. jy6tf
Mr.. +. Rose has removed his tailoring
establishment to bis new store, At No. 1o4
Commercial avenue. He keeps on hand q
splendid assortment Of piece goods which
he will make up for his customers in q
manner warranted to suit. He employs
only the best workmen, and gives his
personal attention TO the business. Per-
feet fits guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
Call and see him. sug3lm
The Chicago Beer Saloon, VIM.
Schick, proprietor, Nos. &c and 20 Eighth
street, is n favorits place Of resort with all
lovers Of Weiss Beer, Liquors Of every
description, and all kinds of foreign and
home Wines. No ordinary liquors are
dispensed at the bar Of the saloon-only
the very best, and guests find in attend
ance polite and accommodating walters. A
free lunch is spread every day ct 10
O'Clock am. aua17tf.
The family grocery store Of Bixby x
Koehlcr is being patronized largely by peO-
pie who like fine groceries. Their location
on the north side of Eighth street, be-
tween Commercial and Washington av.
enues, is central one and their stock has
been selected with discrimination, there
fore this new candidate for public patron
age meets exactly the wants Of the peo-
pie. Messrs. Koehler il Bixby propose to
keep up their reputation by always selling
the best of all sorts Of groceries to their
patrons and the public, knowing that peo-
pie generally are aware of the fact that
really good articles Of any kind are al
ways the cheapest in the end. If
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sept26dlw.

NorIcR.-Chris. Antilles has opened his
new meat market in Paul Schuhs old drug
store, two doors below the post Office
on Commercial avenue, and invites all his
acquaintances to a trial Of hi, cut meats.
Beef, pork, veal, mutton, sausage, &C. &c.
Also corned beef, pork and bacon. Iii.
shop is kept in the best of style, and his
customers served with neatnes. and dis
patch. The proprietor, Mr. Antilles, him.
self attends to the shop, and his custom
ers may always feel assured OF fair and
honorable treatment, fuH ,ceight, and tho
right change back, whether they send their
children, or servants or attend market
themselves. sept6dlm
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EUSEBIUs vs.. D. B. TURNEY.
~. II. T." STRIKES EiCK AT "E" AND
BRINGS AN OCEAN OF BLOOD.

BRINGS AN OCEAN OF BLOOD.
From the Sun OF Yesterday EVENING"
A correspondent o; THE BULLETIN has
seen fit to make an unprovoked and "back-
action-spanking" attack on me; but rs he
does not discover his own stupidity,
(which all his readers do,) he had better
set his poor wits to work to inven. a low.
pressure, rotary back-action (whatevel
that is) spanking machine for practical
application to hipself In the judgmen
of many respectable persons, he needs i
| more than anybody else in Cairo. Hi
attacks on my book on the Sabbath
ques lion, shall not stop to notice, his he
has never seen page CT the work, and,
as my production has been favorably
noticed by such mea as Rev. J. Van
Cleve, d. d., Rev. g. w. Hughey, A. ~,
A. Is. Pennman, NJ. d., and number Of
other gentlemen Of worth and merit the
attack of Eusebus, by the reaction of popu-
lar sentiment, will doubtless help in the
sale of my book on the Sabbath OF the
Sacred Scriptures. l have 10 harsh
terms to apply to anybody, as ! wish to
live II true Christian +; and me;hinks there
was more than sufficient cause for all that
l said about the "doggerer denominated
"The Roll CALL" as the writer virtually
made Methodist preachers butt for gen.
eral ridicule.
ID, b. TURNEY.
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ST0V ES.

We have just received a large stock
Of heating stoves for either coal or
wood or both, suitable for office, halls par
Tors or dining rooms. We ,DiH duplicate
any Cincinnati, Evansville or 81. Louis
retail price list for either cooking or heat
ing stoUes. Orders by mail will receive
our prompt attention. 4. 3.
..r BEERwART, ORTIZ & Co,
No. i38 Commercial avenue.
son2ldlm
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PHILLIP BAUGH is master OF his trade,
and warrants all Of his work to be Of the
very best material and manufacture; guar
antees complete At and entire satisfac-
ton, Is not confined 10 any'particular style,
but makes every variety of boots and shoes
from the heaviest cowhide to the finest
French calf and morocco. lie also keeps
a large stock on hand, Of his o,cn manu1ae-
lure, and any one DESTROYS of purchasing
good custom work cheap should call on
him at his shop on Eighth ST., south side,
near corner Of Ohio levee, Cairo. DIFF
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sep2ldlni

ARREsTED.-A well-known citizen Of
this city was day, or two since, before one
of our city magistrates tor being drunk
and disorderly. He was fined the usual
amount--S9 co. After the trial was over
he might have been heard solloquizing
thusly; "Now, this is the second { ..ie !
have been up before magistrate for the
same offense. / might have known it
if had gone to Alba's in the first place
and got one of those smooth, clean, deli.
cious shaves that Alba is known to give
70 every one who patronizes him, this
would not have happened" Therefore,
reader, take warning and always go to
Alba's barber shop, Commercial avenue,
between Seventh and Eighth streets. If
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JUST REcEIvED.-W. w. Thornton
Tenth street between Commercial avenue
and Poplar street. has just received and in
tore 1000 doors and 1000 windows and
mouldings.
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Go to Jorgensens for imported Dun
dee orange marmalade, tho celebrated
London crystal vinegar, in quarts ana
choice Genoese figs.
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cannot see with microscope. We have
no doubt that either Of the gentlemen
named could find cambria needle in
hay.mow full OF hay--at night before
m non rsp
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ho 'h'o 10 gradually ialIlng, an
our last report has fallen three
with fifteen inches on Bacon roc
Louisville the Ohio is still declinin
Mississippi is on stand, :undecid
to do, but will probably follow thu
pie OF other streams and begin
again. No boat Is looked for until
seen to round tho point; Hereford
never disappointed IL they fail ID
en- time.
Business was rather quiet on thu
yesterday. The weather was Gle
quite cool.
The II. NJ. Shreve arrived early
day morning. She 10 making q
place Of the Vicksburg packets.
ceived considerable freight and
with fair trip.
The Argonaut brought out o
the Turner, which she transferred
at this point. She returns 10 sd
with barge Of lumber 10 tow.
The Ida was aground six hour
way out. She added several tons
New Orleans.
The Kellogg, did not get 10 st.
but met the Bee and returned bel
her tow Of barges.
The Columbia, from Memphis,
little freight.
The James Fisk, Jr., brought 4
fair trip of freight and passengers.
The Legal Tender had II very Zig
for st. Louis. Mr.. Banker, cler
Belle Memphis, met her here and
to st. Louis. She will run in plac1
Belle Memphis during the low
season, with the Bellies crew in co
The A. Baker departed for Cape
deau. She was sold 10 Madame u
by some means she did not stand vi
bargain af;er her arrival in the C
the Baker sill remains home inst
John Jones, who has been clerk
Illinois since she has been built,
signed his position on that steam
accepted one in the ]. c. r. X. dep
successor is Robert Ford, ID
cashier on Halliday Bros wharf
Columbus.
The license Of Noah Neal as ms
the steamer Nat. Williams was
yesterday, by the local inspectors q
vile for negligence and inattentio
duties as master, and FOR falling 4
ply with instructions received rel
the better security Of lives Of pas
and property intrusted 10 his care.
the new law this is the first rev
that has taken place in the licer|
master of u steam vessel, and :
taken as q sample Of what may
pected in the future by all officej
may prove TO be derelict in their d(
least in the Jurisdiction OF the Off
that district.
The John Lumsden arrived at n
hour last evening 10 hours behin|
She was aground several hoursI
pilots reported but thirty inches
She had the largest passenger TRIP
season. She had 100 cabin psssend
GLIDING 80 ministers, who, came y
attend the conference now in sessid
50 deckers. Her freight list wa
light.
The r. p. Walt came in drawii
feet. She was detained by having
up at night. She left st. Louis, d
four and half feet, but before sh'
get out Of the river had to trim
feet.
The Glencoe departed for New I
with good trip. She received sbo
of her cargo here.
COLUMBUS, Sept
Attorney General Pond decide
the inmates Of soldiers home whit
resided in the State one year, ant
no other residence therein than
asylum have legal right TO vote
poll of the township In which the
Is situated, since the passage OF
congress January q, 1871.
LOUISVILLE, Sept.
The river is still declining and 7
inch; two inches less than four I
Portland bar. Weather clear and c
Captain John Q. Crane O Pron
river man for forty years, died at h
| dence in this city this n. m.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.-Interesting work
numerous cngravings, 22i pages. Price
so cents. Address DIR. Butts Dispensary
No. IL North Eighth Street, st. Louis,
Mo. See Advertisement. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-28

LEcTURE.-Col. ii. Glaze, formerly a
member Of the Southern Illinois Confer
ence, now OF st. Louis will deliver lee
ture on Catholicism" in tho Presbyter-
ian church, on Thursday afternoon, at
half-past 2 o'clock. '''
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The best medicine for chills ana feVer
is DIR. Rattingers fever drops The best
medicine for biliousness, costiveness ana
impurity of the blood is DIR. Rattinger
vegetable Liver Pills.
80 sept27d&wlw
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"a good man leaveth an inheritance
Insure your life in the "Life Associa-
tion of America septdlw
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For SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CAIRO
PRoPERTY.-I have OSE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY acres of frst-class unimproved
land in johnson county, which ! will sell
on reasonable terms, or exchange for Cairo
city property. +. II. PorE.
dim
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CHEAPEST AND BEsT.-Mrs. Whit
combs Syruy for children is sold by drug
gists for 20 cents bottle, and is an admir-
able preparation for infantie disorders.
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THE NEW WILsoN.--Smlth q 4
meyer, corner Commercial avenue
Eighth street, are selling the New N
Under-Feed Shuttle Sewing Maeh'1
best and cheapest machine In the
1t is sold $40 cheaper than any oshe|
chine. Some Of the many adVsn
claimed for it are as follows
LIST. 1t is as durable, we'll hnishee
costs as much to manufacture as
First-class Machines; but sells TOT
$40 less.
I'd. For hemming and telling "
surpassed.
Sd. That it is the simplest shuttle
chine made.
4th, 1t has less wearing parts.
9Th. 1t has no grooved cams, tali
compound cranks, or cog wheels
9th 1t is adapted to a larger ran
work, without change, than any othe
chine.
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DR. SAGEs CATARRn REMEDY'-$5OC
reward for an incurable case. Sold by
Druggist or by mail, 60 cents, Pamphlet
free. Address r. V. Pierce, M. d., Buff
falo, N. Y. 5s3
sept2Sdwlt.
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WAsTED-At the Delmonico Hotel one
hundred weekly boarders. Five meals
each day, price So per week.
aug29tf VIM. WINTER.
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SLEEPING Rooms FOR RENT Ten
well ventilated sleeping rooms in City Ma
tional Bank building. Apply to
EDWARD DEZONIA,
At CITY National Bank.
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WAsrKD-A good cook, OF woman TO
DO general, house work. Enquire st the st.
Nicholas Hotel, Commercial avenue. ~,
HAIRY WALKER, Proprietor. =
ssptl9tf
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FRESH OYsTERs.-I am now receiving
daily, the celebrated q. S. Maltby's II. and
M. brand of fresh oysters, which are unri-
vailed, and for sale by the can or case on
the most reasonable terms, try them, al
ways warranted good and fresh
If VIM WINTER
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NEW MEAT MARKET.-Nick Will
will open his new meat market this m
ing at the corner Of Poplar and Tween
streets, where he will keep constant
hand all kinds of meat and the very
in the market. He will not permit
butcher in the city to excel him.
knows his business, and earnestly in
the public to give him call at his
stand.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-28

OYsTERs.-Louis Herbert has alwas on
hand fresh supply of Saddle Rock oys
ters. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-28

Those French Cherries, in syrup, SO
popular with connoiseur. are sold by Jor.
gensen. II
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For RENT.-Five rooms over the city
council chamber. Enquire of Jacob G
Lynch. septl4tf
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Go to DIR. McGauley for Rattinger's Fe-
yer Drops. Warranted to cure the chills'
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The hotels use Gillels extracts and
powder. agl3
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GILLET's washing crystal makes wash
ing easy. az ID
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NOTICE.
iLLixois CGSraAL RAILnoAp Co..

hRt's Uihcc, Osif0, sept. q, IT. J
70 persons wishing to attend the st.
Louis fair, to be held at st. Louis from Oc-
tober I'd to October !, We will sell eIcur-
sion tickets TO st. Louis and return for
s7.2O. -
Sale Of tickets will commence October
LIST and discontinue October 9Th. Tickets
good until October 10 (inclusive.) To
persons going with stock or articles for
exhibition we will issue tickets on and af-
ter September 27th.
JAMES JonNsoS, Agent.
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BOARDING houses use Gillet's. agls
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BEAUTIFUL biscuits follow Gillet's
ing powder. agls