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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04
GIVEN UP AS LOST.

The second thing is. the patients must stay In
warm room ntll they get wei II Is almost , ,l
are diseased, but Il must he prevented or a cure
can not be Elected apes9 ha S Snup aGnE I'D
fall and winter seasun, are MI wrong fhysl-
h Sad fSSse Ssi aed
because they are IN the mouse ,ney t nv rn ns
m aown Snd a tne the srensth win S to
get up good circulation OF blood. me patients
we'll. This has u great deal TO do with the appe-
ti!e, and is the great point TO- gam; ,,o,oo q, ia
tainty in an others is sinful. Dr. sGhenck's per-
was in these modest words:
MANY years ago ! was In the last stages OF
time my physicians thought that could not live
ke and %Se9 th nn G9snns "a
which now offer TO the public and they made
soSa fee f~l 6em my Whole system
They soon rpened the matter in my lungs, and
yellow matter ate yery yr morning run na' long
"As soon AS that began 10 subside, my cough,
lever pans ana ng swea's so az nr es9 20 Wss
with dimculty that could keep from eating too
much. ] soon gained my strength ana have
was csr my Es
sSeletoni my weight was only ninety seven
Me ana for yeas hnye en-" emu
joyed uninterrupted health"
Or, schenck has discontinued his professional
Vlhlts 10 NeW-rbfk hiu ippstoi' iic W,
DR.. j. ii. schenek, Jr., stll continue g see pa-
tients at their ONCE No 10 North SUN NJ
philadelphia, every Saturday from An 70 III,
Those who wish thorough s eaan ~ The Res
tho Respirometer will be charsen M az, ~ Sbe
promoter declares the exnct ianro vba,ber
funps and patients can reauiiy learn "ne.ner
'" TSSe directions for taking the medicines are
ADAPTED to the intelligence even OF child t ,b
low these directi9ns and KIND Nature wi d2 ahe
iii. are 10 be taken In increased dosesi tue
three medicines need no other accompaniment
than the ample Instructions that accompany
them; First create appetite OF retupning
heath, hunger II tho most welcome sy.hpton'
When II comes, as II will come, let the despair
ing at once be Of good cheer. Good blood at once
follows, the cough loosens, the niHht sweat "
nbated In u short time both OF these morbid
symptoms are gone forever l.,
DIR. Schenck' medicines arc constantly Kept In
tens of thousands Of families. Asa laxatlye or
curative, the Mandrake Pills are a standard pro.
paration while the Pulmonic syrap US q cure
phylacteric against consumption IN any OF TN
Price OF tho Puimonie Syrup and sea-weed
Tonic, AlS0 bottle, or $3.50 half dosen.,, Mhn-
drake Pills, % cents box. For sale ~ III oiuE-
sints aud dealers,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04
THE WOODRUFF.
NOTICE OF TILTONs BIOGRAPHY

From the Boston Traveller
TIL ,odore Tilton has written life of
Victoria Z. Woodruff, which, for blasphe-
my, indecency, and lunacy combined, las
probably never been equalled. she is
gravely declared to be possessed by the
spirit of Demosthenes, who, in bodily
torn, appears to her, sits by her side and
dictates those fearful and wonderful
pronunciamentos which flow from her
unconscious lips, and are taken down by
one of her husbands and given 70 the
world in print. She is declared to have
watched increasingly for ten days and
nights, without rest or food, over sick
woman, till tho latter was restored to
health she herself growing all the time
fair and ETHEREAL, and her flesh wearing
a look OF transparency, thus leading her
to believe II at ut last in this way will the
mortal body be refined away, and the soul
only remain. She is declared 70 have
held to her bosom in seven hour trance
| the body Of her dead son, till persp.ration
broke from his clammy skin, and the child
came back to life, and her veracious tiogra-
| pher adds that it is " her belief that the
spirit of Jesus Christ brooded over the
l,feless form, and rewrought the miracle
of Lazarus for u sorrowing womans sake y
Her "maTiage TO her second husband,
and her support under the same roof OF
her first, are treated as exhibitions Of NOR
al courage "fOr which she has received
not SO much ccnsure on earth as / think
she will receive reward in heaven" And
to crown the absurdity and wickedness OF
this dreadful production, the author
says: Twice las she mistakenly belives)
she has seen vision Of Jesus Christ -
honored thus doubly over ST. Paul, who
saw his Master but once, and then Was
overcome by the sight Verify, since
the red handed atheists cf the first French
revolution elevated and worshipped q
harlut in the place Of the God Of heaven,
ton of Victoria c. Woodruff by Theodore
| Tilton.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04

TIE LAW which gives a man the
right to vote 10 only one state or local
ity,' Is seriously interfering with the
plan of the republican campaign in
Ohio. The leaders there are sending
to the department clerks at Washington
anxious kilograms, the burden of which
is Come home, come home, y voters,
dear voters, come home" But, unfor-
tunately, large numbers of the clerks
were compelled at the last municipal
election in Washington city, to register
and vote there, which fact. being we'll.
known, will prevent them from casting
their ballots in the state Of Ohio
cts true, It's pity and pity It's true.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04
HOME.
From the Gslden Age. /

From the Gslden Age
Coming home from asummers vacation,
and finding it the pleasantet place in the
world, we wonder that we were ever fool
ish enough to run ANY from its comforts,
and pay enormous sums for inedible food,
cramped and dingy rooms bad company
and intensified disgust elsewhere. 1t was
foolish, perhaps, the going away but it is
only by doing ioolish things that we learn
10 be wise. l, gives US change, however,
and that is something. 1t tired US of nov
elites, and that is more. 1t re-discovercd
home, that is most Of all. 1t corrected our
estimate Of the relative value of quiet and
excitement here and there. 1t Ais US
with content, and now we come back, and
settle into the old way, and take up the
accustomed duties of life with added in d.
terest freshness and enj yment. 1t mske
us realize that after all there Is no place
like home; and set about making it more
attractive and beautiful and satisfying, with
new enthusiasm and zeal.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04

much taken up with descriptions of places
If interest to stray ,e's that VIC have said
nothing Of Wash agton ,,roper, and we
have now neither time nor pace to do SO.
With this letter we close our series of
"pencilings by The way with which we
have inflicted the readers of 9'aE BuLLE-
TIN for the past three mo" tbs, and having
no further use for nom de plume which WIS
but transparent one at best--wIll drop
the same and subscribe, instead our own
signature and say, fare,oeU.
Sincerely, JEwErr.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04

The CHICAGO Posi- gives it as an
item Especial lew that " four mem
bers of the cabinet re now 10 Wash
ington--Secretaries Belknap, Robson,
and Delano, and Postmaster General
Creswcll." In years past, when the
affairs Of the United States were i'd
ministered by men to whom their pub.
lie duties were the first consideration,
the absence Of one or more Of them
from the seat Of government, was Of
rare occurrence. In our day, it is
different. Idle pleasures, private bust.
ness, party interests are paramount
affairs with government officials. from
the president down. Never has Their,
been so much looseness and general ne
glect in the administration Of the put
lie service, as are now exhibited b
Gen. Grant and his advisers.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04
THE LATEST,

At the millinery openings in New
York, last Friday one OF the most no.
ticed features was a chapeau made of 70,
al purple velvet, in three distinct shades.
s, blending in tints that each is simply the
shadow of the other. The crown was
Z lite high, and laid up in soft plaits to the
Top, where it is gathered in forming u
partial bell crown, garnished with
combination of delicate purple tips,
surrounded with plaitings Of rich lace
At the back dropped laco scarf, which
sweeps down from the center of the crown
Strings of purple silk, with an edglng OF
English thread lace the high rolling from,
trimmed with pretty ruching of silk
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04

THAT THE RADICAL PARTY Is one
OF Infinite resources IN adapting lis
means to its ends, has never been bet.
ter demonstrated than in the action OF
the late New York state convention
Since the close Of the war, the radicals
have insisted that the south is in u
STATE of disorder, almost bordering Oh
anarchy-that certain portions of her
citizens are robbed, maltreated and
murdered by certain other portions
that the state governments are not equal
to the subduipg Of these difficulties
and that the ku.klux law is therefore
an absolute necessity, In the face Of
these assertions, the same party that
male them. now declare that "un.
der the administration of Gen. Grant
reconstruction has been steadily ad.
vaneed in the south--the deep passion,
OF war have been soothed while protec
uon has been assured to men Of ever,
race Notwithstanding the fact that tn,
telegraph informs the reading masse,
how rowing bands Of Indians ieopar
d'ae the lives and happiness of GU,
western settlers, we are assured tbo,
peace has been restored to our from
tiers,"in OBJECT, Indian savagery has beer
tanned to gentleuess aud Kindness. ani
the path Of immigration is now ,,rew,
with roses. Ignoring the couptle,
frauds now going on in every part
the government, under radical superi,
tendance, these holier than those pol
ticians of the Empire State, see +" wi
horror and grief" the revelation of Il
Tammauy frauds. This sort of name,
vering may and no doubt does, d
ceive large numbers Of voters. but '
have too much faith in the real GOO
sense ofthe American people to belle,
that the radical party can much long
obscure their vision with fair wor,
and specious prom o.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04
ARIZONA.
oUTRAGEs BY MEXICAN DASDITs-0ov.
sAFFoRD's EXPLORING PARTY-pRouTH

W 1hhtES MEAItAN
sAFFoRD's EXPLORING PARTY-pRouTH
ETC
SAN Francisco, Oct. Tucson, Arizo-
ma, advices to Sept 70, say that there is
no protection TO life or properly on the
Lower CHA. The Mexican bandits are
Wandering the whites and Mexican resi-
dents Unfortunately, and running of
cattle by the wholesale. Martinez, the
noted bandit ran l25 Texas cattle of from
one drove He was pursued and the cat
tie recaptured. Martinez was supposed
TO have been MORALLY wo Inded.
Gov. Stafford and party arrived at Pres
colt from the great exploring expedition,
on Sept %.
Grea. suffering existed from drouth in
Arizona.
Gen. Crook has 30 MeIicans and 30
Indians scouting against TIE Apachees.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04

II AGAIN ANNOUNCED that Sec
rotary Fish will retire from the cabi-
net. The withdrawal will take place
after the November elections, much
against Grant'sdesire.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04

nU.A young wife in Troy cured her
husband of disposition to absent himse
from home at night by providing HIM
with all excellent dinner, and saying 10
afterwards: George, if you find sweeter
spot than our home describe it to me and
| will rival it if die in the attempt" A
kiss and a few tears completed the vie
( nv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

The sea-weed Tonic. In conjunction With tho
Pills permeates and assimilntes with the toDd'
Chyl6catiOn Is now progressing without IT'S pre-.
yious tOrtures. Digestion becomes painless,a ana
the cure Is seen TO tie at hand: lhere Is NJ ih,rc
appetite sets In. ~, ,,,o.
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier everyct
given by AN inCub,ent father 10 suffering man.
SChenck's PulmOuiC syrup comes W 70 perioim
its functions and u hasten ana cnInpieLc Tue
cure IL enters at once upon It's work nature
cIn not be cheated. 1t collects and rlrens tho
Impaired and diaeased portions OF the lungs.
In the form OF gatherings, u prepares tnem III
expectoration, anu 10! IN very snort Time tne
malady IL yanquished, the rotten throne that u
occupied Is renovated and madv new, ana the
pntient In all the dignity of Tegnined vgor steps
forth 10 enjoy the manhood on womanhVod that
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04
ON MARRIAGE.

Essays for Young Men, on great Social Evils
and Abuses, which interfere with Marriage, end
ruin the happiness OF thonssnds.-vt sure
means Of relief for the Errng and Unfotunsie,
diseased and debilitated. S;n, IN sealed letter
envelopes, free OF charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 2 =. Ninth street Philsdel-
phia Pa sep6dw3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04

The work o. cure IL now beginning. Tho vitia-
ted and mucous deposits In the bowels hnu IN t!le
niimentary canal are elected. The iiver, IKE
a clock, Is wound up. II arouses from Its TORPID
ity The stomach acts TespOnsiyely. and the
patient begins 10 feel that he Is getting, at last,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RATcaELoR's HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the BEsr N THE WoRlp
Perfectly Harmless Reliable and lnsth hte0us.
No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints or On.
iisr Dye produces IMAEDIATELY q splendid
Black or naturd Brown. Does not STAN the
SKIN, hut leaves the Hair Clean. Soii and Beaut.
full The only Safe and Perfect Dye,
Sold by all druggists. FAntoi y 10 Bond Street,
New York tany2iteodswly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04
DIR. JOSEPH II. sCHENCK'S SIMPLE
TEEtTMENT.

md avallci themselves Of his wonderfully ctIlca
ciOus medicine, they would not have fallen.
DIR. -chcncE hus IN hts own proved that
wherever sufficient vitality remains, that yitai-
ity, by his medicines and his directions Tor their
use, II qulckcned into heathful vigUr.
In this statement there Is nothing prcsump-
tuOus. 70 the faith ~ tho Invalid J. made no
representation that Is not u thousand times sub
stantiated by living and visible works. The
theory of the cure by Dr. schenck's medicines
Is as simple ~ IL ia unfailing. 1t, philosophy RS
CURES no gumeat. IL Is self-assurlns, sef-cun-
ylncing.
The ses-Need ionic and Mandrake Pills are the
Est two weapons with which the citadel Of tho
nlalady Is assaied. Two thirds Of the cases OF
consumption orig mate In Dyspepsia and n func-
tonaliy disrr,iered liver. WITH ,his condition
the bronchial tubes "tympatbize" with the
stomach. They respond u the murbihc action
of the liver. Here then cufncs the eliminating
result, ana the setting In, Win all Its distress
Ing symptoms OF
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04
CONSUMPTION.
ITS CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE
BY DR.. J. II. SCHENCK, NJ. d.

Many ahuman beng hos passed way f"r whose
Death there was no other reason than the neglect
Those near ANA dear 70 family and friends are
sleeping the dtcauIlcas sldtnJcr into which, had
they calmly adopted
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

It's depr ssiOn,1 voluntary ennis Ion.
loss Of semen, spe matOrrhG ., loss Of
power dizzy n al. loss of memory
cilits, and q iOvereign cure In n um.
phrey's Homeopathic HDecihc No
e.ty.eight. Composed of the III 'st valua
Die mild -n1 potent uratives, they strike a
at the roots OF the matter, tone up the sys
TEN, arrest the discharges, and impart vigor nj
sncrgy, lie and vita ity to the entre man. They
have cured thousands Of cases. Price, s. PEI
pack 'ges OF Ave 80 and q argc 81 wal, which
is very lmpora' IA 'bstipate or old cases, or 81
rsingl box DO by al drnsgst., and sent
by mail on i9cei p, price. Address Humphrey
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co, $50 Broad
way, +. y. +. SCHuH,
angl6d owawly Agent, Caro- Illinois
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-04
CONSUMPTION.
"LEAyE NO STING BEHIND"

ture' 8 noblest gift--the PodOphillum PeltAtuin.
They possess all the blOOd-senrching, Alternative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
A UNIQUE PORTRAIT or E4sHINGTON

There is now on exhibition at the rooms of
Leavt, strebeigh q Co., in AstOrplace portrait OF
Washington which said to be altogether unique is
from a dFawing on stone By Rembrandt Peale. This
stone was destroyed at the printers in Walst, &C the
time of the burning of the old Wal-st- Church. after
only few proof impressions had been struck of For
many years past there have been but two copies known
to be extant. One of these lost III the fire rhat
destroyed Barnums Museum Snd the otheris now offered
for sale In AsOrplace-
Besides the interest attaching to its history the Ii no
graph very valuable in itself accurate and nr
tied portrait of first President Peals had the Lest
opportunities for making careful study OF the face Of
Washington and the OF his portraits was uniVer
sally conceded at the time of their execution by all the
survivors revolutionary period They are IN many
respects preferable Stuarts work The mouth If f
aged with more skill and taste tbat the Imperfect
dentistry OF that time is not plainly indicated as m
Stuarts portraits The eye Il far more alive and ener
getc and the carriage of ths head more dignhed aud
CHARACTERISTICS II the intention of portrait painting
be to present the subject after lever at his best
and fullest Peae's Washington must Dc gwen Tue pam
over that Of his competitor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
CIVIL, NOTE2

In the suit of Elizabeth X. COffey against
the Home Life Insurance Company. to recover a
policy OF insurance for 5000, which the Company
fused TO pay on the ground that the deceased committed
suicide with intent to defraud them, as well as other
Companies the fact OF suicide not being proved the
jury found for the plaintiff In the full amount
Alexander Mcdonald brought suit yesterday,
In Part l. OF the Common Pleas against Samuel Colgate
and Others 5000 damages for injuries
tanned by being run over by the defendants team at
the street The defense proved negligence the part OF
the plaintiff, and the jury accordingly found for the
defendant.
Surrogate Hutchings resumed yesterday the
consideration OF contested will that has been
pending Tor time past. In october, 1869. William
Beard residing at No. 25 East Eeventhst devised the
bulk of his property TO his son, William Beard ana
another reatve-Mrs. u. j. Marcel. On the a3d Of july
1870 his body found in the river no having Jumpe
overheard while temporarily insane. HIS daugnters
Mrs Joseph Smith and Miss Anne Heard dissatisnea
with their requests, contest the will on tue erouu ,na
symptoms insanity had already been manifested 10y
decedent the time OF the execution OF the Will hno
witnesses examined yesterday were for the proponents
and testified TO decedents soundness OF mlnu iho "
tate Is valued at about $4,000.
The wills of the following persons nave
to probate by Surrogate Hutehings SINCE
the LIST OF February John j. Robertson Louisa lShcn,
Francis T. Dorr. Charles F. Blancard DAVID A
Johanne L. MOchsmann James Jordan. Mhrxartt 70.
Bruce John II Rowes Abigail Kitchen Jacob Humtnei,
Cynthia Buncc, Laura Glbb-, MARY DiakciY Mako,e'
Angel Moiales v Armas, Abraham II Russell. Marga
retia Persse Harriet Fearing, Emily uoues JON, Jiiiu
her George T. Elliott David A. Sayre, James ID, OlNef,
William Ryer. Samuel Magnider. ana sAnoh Neimser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
sIrEING AN ATTORNEY.

In February, 1862, the British steamship
Isban. owned by VIM Bailey and VIM and John lathah'
gas seized "a and brought to this port
where abe was libeled IA n prize and sold Auerward
WIN Bailey and VIM Latham John Latham having died)
took proceedings To have the libel dlsmssed Wlch was
finally done aud the commissioners appointed 20 ascer
tain the damages reported them at sss20 In July last
Congress passed bill authorizing the payment of the
award 10 the three owners their legal representa-
tiyes" and 1t thereupOn paid to
Adolphuss f.. GOcehroy as their attorney
i'm fafts dispute then hct them and Mr.. Go
defroy who had conducted the proceedings "a 20 the
amount compensation no should receive, ana the re-
su of the quarrel was an action against him 10
the money his hands He demurred to the complaint
on the ground OF defect of parties claiming that "a
Bailey aud the Lathans were tenants in common OF
the vessel and not JOINT tenants the representatives, OF
John Latham must be Joined in the suit The demurrer
was argued yesterday before Judge tngabam VINO re
served ha opinion. but utmated that the planaus
could at any rate maintain the action for twOhrds OF
the sum claimed. that being their share For plants
Barlow, LSrocque * Mcfarland; for defendants, a J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
THE CHARGES AGAINST NAvAI~CONsTRUCrOR
HANSCOM.

To me Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: | consider it IN act of simple duty for
me to state that while employed special counsel
by Secretary Wees. and occupying the official position
OF Special Commissioner of the Navy Department made
thorough investigation Of all the charges against
Naval Constructor william l.. Hanscom and found them
entirely baseess and false caused at hrst To
entertain suspicion that ship timber OF inferior quality
had been accepted by him for Of the gates he Shen
had the stocks the Boston Yard. and that no had
received small Of money for his influence in pro
curing employment for wOrkmen: but upon nvestig1it
ing the subject finally satisfied that the whole
thing trumped up by worthless blackguards.
and that there nothing which could In any way be
construed to reflect upon Mr. HenseOm's character He
had been talked Of Chief Of the Bureau of COnstrue
ton from many circumstance IL looked as ifthere
determination on the part Of some persons to
hound him into dsgracefu resignation expulsion
from The service. / notice that man named Wiggn
figured of the before Congress. Lwond
simply say that took the first affidavit this man made
about frauds in the Boston Yard and that reference
Whatever made i'll II to Mr. Hanscom's having re-
ceiyed money from him Finally, this note Is written to
you without Mr. Hanscom's knowledge.
Yours respectfully, III. s. o1Gorr.
Ne. 1863 Broadtcay ~ y, Feb. l3 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-14
DOUBTFUL DIVORCE

The motion made in the divorce suit OF Has
brouck ag Hasbrouck have the decree Of divorce set
aside decided yesterday by Judge Sutherland. who
orders reference TO ascertain the facts The divorce
was procured by Dr. NJ c. aasbrouck in 1866 through
the agency Of divorce lawyer and his wife remained in
ignora OF until last October, when her hus
band died and his informed her that she was
divorced. She denies that she was ever served with
summons In the action although her deceased) has
sworn that he served it personally She continued 20
live with her husband until his deatn but that Is ek-
naned by saving that they desired spare the the
disgrace of the fact that they divorced. Judge
Sutherland directs the referee TO examine all the persons
wh0 testified in the action, and also the Notary Who
swore them, and ascertain If the witnesses named vho
are respectable people, really appeared.