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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW -VoRK.......


CLEARED.
Steamship Hermann g. o. kslslP,n Bremen osl5e 4s c.
Steamship MOu,soney Fai;sicsh Savannah Robert LSwden
Steamship NAM moSana I9se0n' NJ, A. " P
Steamship wyanoke Coach Norfolk, City Point and Richmond Old
steamship Joha Gibson Winters Georgetown Alerns Geo. B.
Steamship Volunteer Howe Phisdslghi, LOTIaD Steamship Co
ssa%P an@ Sum siiS.I nI DsT PhdeS
Steamship Steamship Acusb1e Rector SeT.Beifcr Ferguson Wood
Steamship Steamship %tseS Metropolis oaeE Fred Baker
Steamship AaGne Pennington Galveston and Key West C. H. Nal
steamship Ashland Moore Brunswick and FsrTsPdn. Ja. Hand
Steamship Geo B. Upton Roberts; RcInond Washington Co
SSGHla Atkinson s. John g. SoSs Burgess Surg
B Bark Nora No. a. Bf Bosts ai Petca S. Mccall
.s AoS a. ns svn: 3D. VIM Hsi ns A'0p 10
Bari Mns C BTRs,A RtD h.yf . rS1Gh s: o
BARK yaces BE Coos Queenstown falmouth for orders G.
Bsi Msare, Weir B Kitchen MoutevdoO and BuenO Ays'
SSI' Jast C. css Moore catsu Hunter
B B N s.s G% ,6 % b S SSa B 1i Ssa Co.
Bns Thomas Oven Gqpull Havana Thompson Hunter
sStf FAM Howard, P,r,, LSa@ssn Co
shr Ene simmons HARRINGTON yah'oGne o. ~ LoSd 20
seRr Clara %oCdloass Mount Braces woclRoue SOuhAyd
nq Sehr Laur, Webb, webb Deer Isle B. Weinberg
s seST I sf r Mi1s 81 john 4 B. Peter Xeyu
sr 3 Wc y%e S's cso Or Be rsS1 Co. HDn
scLr Fanny Keaung Kane Alexandria VA II. ". Loud Co.
OtertndOrp, Bremen 10, va
Southampton 18th, mlse. and 10 DIETRICH Co.
Steamship Mississippi HeRy NewOreans June IL, With mase a-s
pass. o Frederick Baker . . , -.
Steamship Charu Berry Charleston June g. With nise and pass
% Henry II. Morgan Go. -.
Freeman Wilmington hours
&c TO LorilArd Steamship Co. 800.
Steamship Pncon Bragg Portland with ndse Sc to j. r. Anes
Moher of Windsor NJ So Moshe Newport bnsp j als
With railroad iron TO order. -, q, - ~, III
road iron TO ordeT - ., IA =,
Bari Emma (Of Truro N So Forbes Hamburg " days With mdse
BARK Emma Parker f Yarmouth N 81 Brown, M'tnIA Il days
molasses TO order ~, "a ~,
pass 20 Punch, Edye 4 Co 80 =, -,
Bhs Eve shsbarns n 81 Allen Marsees, 40 days, with
mise 10 Boyd Hinoken. 49, 80 - . ,
Brs Annie Collins (of Windsor ~ So Cochran Wentworth r. S.
day. with plaster CraBdaI, BerssuK CO.
brig Emily Brown cAdenas days With moaAses TO b. H. Howell
peanuts TO " r. Ware Co. .
mo o H. rrowbntgos sons
BTig HA Aubrey lo Pugwssh ~ Briggs Barbados Is days
NTH sugar ana moa ssss 20 4. I. h r. A. Dsight
shr Oliver Panae Cape atIeras days with bgsood
Won BO.kein Go. .
jose "a Eneas. $500. -, ., ~. A. n A. -, 81. =,
l T. Pesrs.lL =,
sehr Prairie Bird Thompson aud from ST. John, n b. Il day.
| with lumber 70 Del, FRYE 4 Co $500
scir Msguols of Prle0 Sd hoWat windsor N 81 " JAYS
1 eth plaster 70 d. H. he Won o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-26
A WOMAN THROWN FROM A WINDOW.
i'm Elliott vas found Yesterday in &

Eliza Elliott was found yesterday In front
of No 20 sulliyan-s suffering from serious injuries Of
the back and head She said she had been locked up In
room the third floor of the tenement, by Bridget
Manning and when attempted to get out OF the WIN
dow Bridget had entered and pushed her out. she fell
on the railing beneath and received the injuries de-
scribed. Bridget arrested and locked up in the
Greenwich-st Police station. The injured woman was
removed to Bellevue Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-26
CIVIL. NOTEl

Milton s. Curry, Philander I. Morey, j. Ma
nassas, and Gurdon COnKlin jr were adudicated in
voluntary bankrupts last week.
In the United States District Court, on Sat-
urday in the collision of Christopher Meyer and
others agt the steamboat Newport, Judge Blachford
gave decision granting nerOcutory decree for the
libelants with costs and order for reference In
the collision Of Thomas McNally agt Christopher
North, the cross libel was dismissed, with costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-26
ARRIVED.

FROM NEW oRLEANs-Tn steamship Mississippi Jane -Capi
George F. Nckerson Wallace Dan. Neil Mrs Annie T. Hanna
daughter eAea Dreys Weaver and wife, Miss Flora
Vile Wensron Edward Fenner Frank tenne Miss Mario
Nugent Tbbetts McEroy Cyrus TAFT Pierre Mnere
Roper {. Summers, Miss Jennie ST. CAne Miss Bell
johnson Gottscha j. Bosset James Pebroe George Meade
Anton Godon and Mrs. Williamson and servant Ms william
Aon aud daughter Miss Rosene Winters Miss Annie Forrest Jon
H. Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-26
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY, JUSE 26.
No Steamship Mails


TUESDAY. JUsR a.
via Plymouth and Hamburg steamship Ses
Third Hoboken, at the PostOce at 1870
at Station A. Ii a. m D. 1850 Steamship sails
Supplementary Mail double paid letters only made the Pier
HOboken, and close at l:30 p. IN.
Mails for Halifax s. Newfoundland, via HALIFAX ~.
steamship Baltimore as NJ r. tie Post
Omce at IL Steamship sails at 1 p. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-26

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
d..... 40 Sun 1888 Moon set. 20
SANDY Hook l27 Cows Island 2:ll Hell Gate 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-26

Pant I-C r. DALv, c. J--Opens ~ II a. n. -
g7s. Goodwin sgt Martin sff. N YLiib snEgefnh 70
98i.. Bernhard o. H. Rrp. Co. agtAm Ttnup LSSbo"'
g82. Prank sgt Ioesensten. e98. Sands agt Jhnson
ga smith al Beioyern. r.. 4gi. .Goshe agt Raheck
ssl MeFasn Leavitt 1854 By orier) Orre PalDer
s85. Earle sg Johnston. 4sl. Wehle sgt Hsvlard'
987. agt. scTibper, al. .onmby agt Ranous
g03. Gillespie agt Fettretch -
MARINE CoURrGkSEaAL TERuAIKER CURTIS, and TRACY IT,
Opens at 10 a. m.
l.. Lawson agt Pfndergast 7..Hhnri sTL Bers
2. .Terhune sgt Laner. f. ..Beneiess sgt An lonhne
3..Alker Agt Rodt. Life and savings lhbit 0.
4. Gross agt. Scott Q. Mans Agt h1ck
5Ievi. AIT BnfkIeT. 10. Kellogg agt. OAKLEY.
a. AIbaoy AIT Paalodr IL. Connolly at. MoChry.
TERM-PART UL-GRoes J-Caendsr called az II a. m
62H. or art Holmes 6s93. .Armsieu asi Lindernan
67JJ.
COURT GENERAL SEssoNBeore Recorder HAckKrr-Opeh
...... ..s Ill 49,. -.
l. fugh Mccain burglary 5..Chares Hunt grand larceny u
g. Charles Collins, grand larceny. easesl -
Thomas Marsha grand larceny g. George smith false pre-
a Thomas Barnard grand larceny. lenses IL cnsesl
OYsR TERMIs 2RCARDoLo JOpeus al ~ m.
lPTabk WILSON, murder. 2..Willam Oheil, grand larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-26


sCHOOSEKs-BIvRR
J p. Knowles, Machas Highlander SANFORD
Phil Sheridan, Fall River. Pred Warren, Bangor.
VIM. McLeOn ROckand. ABBY Watson. Portland
Charlie and Willie, kOckland Bos;ou ROckport. Ne
Empire. Neg-LOndOn. Anna GARNER, Belfast.
Julia Ann, NeW-laYen. Empire, Bclis-
Challenge BroOkhaven, Scotia, Georges Banks.
Helen Mar Proyilen e. Granl lslani R1ck1rt
Lake kocsland. Be- stat. NInll ilT
lilly Pnoviicnce Br4mll.L Portland.
Richard Bullwinkle, Rocklant Olive Is. zbeth, Portland
Harriet, Calais Caroline Giant, Portland
Geo. w. Rogers, Georges Banks. Sn0li, Providence
Gamma ST. John N b. ~ Benedict Rocspot BE
f. T. Gregory, Neg-IIayen. A. Craulel, NJ s,ouepo.at
Heunettl NewIayen r. Mayor, Bangor
Gen. Blake. Providence. Vincent Hltei SD 1ln,NB
Rachel Jane, Proyidf nee sias Wright Eau kyer
Chas Matthews. CsaA SIrai 4. Buckley, Providence.
Humming Bird( Br) 81 John NIB Gefrnce ProTiienoe.
RObt. Smith. Nes-BeiiJrL BiLOg Providence
Casuiap Providence s. s. Brown, pToyitfrce.
yerinnion. Providence Saml l.. Crocker. Ta1at0a
Expedite, Providence. Title h., Dghion.
s. T.. Morton Providence. Elm CITY, PaStncket
Pointer, Providence. Iris, NeWBeiori
Spring (Brl B. Joseph Sckrson, Baltimore
BOoz, Belfast a. ~ AlifGee, virginia
p. Kinds Calais NJ. A. Prtt, Ronl0u.
Light Boat Rockani. Island Belle, RoniolL
Texas Norwich james Bavles. R0n.out
Hattie of Belfasi) Savannah. Julia 2 Ferris. KJudOu-
Mary Louisa ilningfOu, NC FavoEte, Albany.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON June 2tThe Hamburg American steamship Hesra,
Capt 49, touched Southampton last
proceeded Hamburg TIE Anchor line steamship Iowa Capt
stone ewYork Ggog arrived Neville last evening
steamship Java Capt Martin from New lork June
touched Qleensow1 last evening. route 70 Liverpool
For Latest Ship heirS see run fage.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-26

se1 Helen Condor (ct Belfast Condor J.ctsOuvI 10 d,r
sel Ienry Maeton. Brewer geHers days. hDtto Jam,
o Ser LADY B,Hn..n % su) Rober Eeu,bs day. sa.a
sei< corneba Kth Gsorgcs Banks With II. c Rogers
dSsss %i'aaSs I Esp r sss R's,'''
he eGsI SsT Hs'S 'S yo'eph Ssr..sn'
f fsos s% 's1 k 5s'i fS o S s.'. sy',
S Ssi. Mar Carr 5 esi., s.sgrt s Fy1ss
MSI. IlsgsF E S,u'. GsaIIs. aS2ss' goS
y 4. Books. Ssnsueke. tf Wm. H,csbb Bsnl5E
4ds = P'1 %;eiy Baltimore duo P S95'1
Dawson, Proyide9oe heVe Qu,, Por,lasd.
T + Ssf BddHe Providence hasos P.s.5 Me-
PsSs m msTsf r Ps,sSe T fe, 'oe
10 Hmtnstg1 Providence HART. ~sss', Calai.
schr 1. John Ts"ioss Providence Ts1ess Poyeses
Surf Abbott, Providence. bari Newark.
Henrietta Portland Conn. Mar Lsnrioa. Roudou.
!. II Hcpias Gsorseovn, D. C. A A@gaea Rosioai
Csiesis Portland Conn. Annie Levi. Gserzeo--,
Marietta Hand, Providence. Bazrlteilt VirEnla
j jSa b bo5sr P P45n,. Es % Portland Con,
yogePs Hay Srss1PoIs Cen r hs'I I 5t
4 f sRaa. ssf fs1igS& Ne 6oa S Haven
Mary TiOe New Haven. Ard. Someset
Evelyn stamford Il Flower. Portland Conn.
ISotoat RoelVor, Ne. u. J. Fi.i'r, EsesPor. Me-
h hny Franz stas Providence Gso sn Pierce ssa
a r. Minor, Providence. A. O. Lyon. Baltimore
SAILED.
Calahra, est
ern Mropol and Cortes Nesoroansi Arliue foF Gs.
Salvador aa1 M0rnerv aa-l,
Manhatu Charleston; and George Uptou Tor h,
mODd.
ARRIVED. Sunday, June %.
Steamship Bell Bakemsn, Rchrod c Point a4 Soroi
with mdse. and pas. to Old Dominion SeiEh2Co
steamship George Cromwell CTogeu heEOreau l3h inst VIII
mdse nd pass to r. B. Cromwell & Go.
T. c. knight, johnson, Georgetown D. c. With
pas to Geo.. b. Merick.
ship ocean a. Gil Gries Bremen AZ days with mise aDl sG p.
o Unkart & Go.
slip Pllnd Psrrelra Lisbon d days salt "a,
corkgOOd ~ l.. 4. Annck K 90.
Windsor Holmes Cirg May 90 rail.
road iron TO orders vessel TO II. J. De Wolf Co
PdaI Nor Johaansn Port Talbot ~ days with railroad
order; vessel b Punch, Eiye & Co.
of ST. Johns, " F) Bosch ST. John ~ D. dsy
with luu her " John 30 Son s. Go.
Brig RhOne HALIFAX McDOGgi Syeney b. 10 day with
10 G. B. swain Son.
Brig ssbna Dbl, siBdeY c. B. II days With coal C. B. SN,is
Brig Troop (Br Tedo. Sidney c. Is days with
B. Swain x Son.
Brig Memphis Orr Macombe Windsor n s. ialay, With plaster
to Crsndan BeIteauI 4 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-26
GUNNER Retreats.

A r Poultney, VT, Rev. j. Newman, ID. d.,
IA P.nt Ripley College offers the convenenos aud COMFORT,
OF HOME from June low prominently adapted
for families received Myi Louse thoroughly renovated
Send for terms and references
DOAR'S HEAD HOTEL, Hampton Beach, NJ
H. the most delightful seaside tue Atlantic Coast NOW
OPEN Every bathing, fishing, sailing, riding &c eie-
grsph house, Five trains daily each between
Boston and Hampton all trains Eastern
Hampton station. d H. DUMAS, FfoPnetor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-26

seh Helen Condor (ot BsSt cOndOu JstsOuVIe 10 ds
D0uglss SON. "
fruit to Son
I0fnen 49, - q -. IL
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06

CORN.-The market is good. Receipts
ere light. Prices are firm. Sales we're
4 lCar, mixed. Bar Corn, on track..-..5oc
III sacks from store .................-5sc
car in sacks, delivered. .59c
100 sscks " ~ ... ..6Uc
l60 White from store.
$50. q 81" on orders-.., ...............6 0c
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

The eea-weed Tonic. in conjunction with The
Pills perineates anu nsslmilutcs with the food.
Qualification Is now progressing without It's pre-
yiOus fortunes. Digestion becomes. pa Mess. and
hntuence, no cxacerbatOn OF the stomach. An
appetite sets In. -f1 tfhlu
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever yet
given by un indulsrent father to euffering man.
bchenck's Pulmonc Syrup comes, In 70 perform
its functions and to hnsten and complete tho
can not BE- cheated. 1t COLLECTS and rlpens tho
inpaired and diseased PORTIONS, OF THO tungA
In the form Of gatherings II prepares them Tor
expectoration. and let In u very khurt time the
malady Is yanquished, the rotten throne that II
occupied Is renOvnoe<i ind made new, and tho
patient In all the dignity OF reguined vigor, steps
forth TO enjoy the manhood or womanhood that
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06
Galen's Head Dispensary,

H. 80. rs West Jefferson stree
eIstddseow- LouvlIle, X
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06
GIVEN, UP AS LOST.

The second thing Is. the patients must stay in
Sss ,,s rSt ws .se
s n: e ps sna fdns
fsfi and winter .easun,, are ali wrong Physi-
Clans who reeommsnd that course lore thei! Pa
down hss aSs %f the
as % az s sSs s q rhe patients
must keep ~ good splrits-be dstsrm.ned g get
lite, and IS the great point TO gain. ' -1''-
To despair Of ss,rs siter S,eh evidence Of Its
sain,y IN al others, is sinful. Dr. schencis per-
souai statement . the Faculty OF his own cure
MANY years ago was in tho last stages Of
s%s my 4 S a sfe sS not q
week; Then. IKE a droansnS man c,dching at
straws, heard OF and obtained the preparations
% 10 tns me- ,Sas
| could feel them penetrate my whole system.
You'd sp, s than q
az ss s,% ca al ssin
eSS eeeo fr rem emf TSs
much. soon gained my strength, and have
| grown In nesh ever since. .--
sse ais .h2y ss,sr my
skeletoni my weight was. only ninety seven
L DR. Schenck bus discontinued his professional
| visits to kew-Ymk md B,,ston. He or his son,
Dr. J. II. schencs. Jr., stu continue To see pa
tonts ut their Office, No, Is North sixth Street
| Philsdoiphia, every Saturday fruin IN IN r 81
| Those who wish thorough examination with
the kespremeter VIII be- charged IS. The Res
| promoter declares the exact condition VI the
| Lungs. and patients c-in re1dliy learn whether
| they ure curuble OF not. ..
The directions for taking the medicines are
adapted % the Intelligence even Of u child. Fol-
low these directions. and kind Nature will do the
| rest excepting that In some cases the Mandrake
Fills are 60 be taken in Increased doses; the
| three medicines need no other accom- paniments
than the ample Instructions that accompany
| them; First create appetite. OF returning
health hunget Is tho most welcome symptom.
When q. c,ses, rs It will come. let the despair
Ing ~ OIire 10 ~ good cheer. Good blood at once
fol!pws, LIE cOash bpsens, the night sweat Is
anatet In q snort time both OF these morbid
symptoms ure gone forever. $1,000
ID. schencA = Hlellcines, arc copstnntly kept In
tens OF thousands al families As Ia Sutve or
curative Ils; Hunaras e Pi II are ~ standard pre-
parGtoil; while thu Plilmpnic syrup, Is a. ssTo
of coughs ana colds, mny he regarded rs pro-
phyActeric against consumption in amy Of Its
forms. f.f IHfUlE
Price ~ tho PuInonic Syrup and sca-weed
Tonic y 80 bottle, or s7-J) y half dozen. Man
Sfnke Ii'ls y cents a box ~ or sale By all drug
- SIS and dealers.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06
AVON QUACKs.

3. victim Of early indiscretion, causing nersou.
debility, premature decay, etc., h,yiss tried IN
sain every advertised {, n,cuy, uas discovered o
simple me y, s,il cure, which he viii send for
MS fet bw-suIerers. Address, J. H.TU1TTE
ie i5won ~ as Nassau st., New FORK.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06
Tht. 3allstia.
COMMERCIAL.

fhunaay Evening. May 9Th, 1871.
The market has exhibIscd fair degre'
q activity sinos our last report. Receipts
I gsasnliy ars liehs TOO light for the wants
q ~ nsrhst Ana business In some bran.
49, ~ rssssdsd BY shis condition Of sf-
fsask Tkis applies especially 10 Corn and
The ipAportations Of corn, White in par
t,culsy. nm ar below Che demand.
rAs Hay market = full and prices are
unssstjsd. f.,..s, .v..f.. f.yo-
n Flour there 10 nrmsr feeling. The
maykst d bare Of medium and low grades.
and stock does not accumulate fast enough
to Hil orders. t No.. go i
Tbs weather has been cool and cloudy
viii shower Of intervals. n. ~. y. 4
Strawberries and soosebsrriss have made
their sppsaranss In the market and bring
d. formsr u ao0$l 40 per gallon, the
latter soc pr gallon. Isl ms
fICUR-Ths market 10 firm but quiet
and prices tend upward. Sales were
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06
.NATUfas.'S GREAT As ssS.df
~ TOkATivE. ,araso es BAD
eco scHgErz CELEBRATED
: Bitter Cordial


streets. Philadelphia, Ia. no .a
IACOB sCiIE Erz, Soierroprieot p
IL n reuable Family Medicine, aud ian %
AIKEN by eitherm or ~ ult with the same beei
De- al results. IL IL acertaiu, pro mpt and speedy
emcdy Tor dlnrriea, dysentery. bowels compiled
dyspepsia, Iowness 81 spirits, Paintings, SICK
stomach, headache, etc. For cniils and fever o
I'll kinds II ~ far better and safer than quin!nt
enhout any OF 10 perpicious effects. IL effect,
an appetite, proves q powerlu l di.estor Of 1000
and will eoinieract the effects OF liquor iu tea
minutes. AS indisputable evidence OF its r,ed.
cal properties, we append few ofthe many GER
ibt ates IN our possessions .t
Johnson's Depot, East Tenn, ard Va. H. T..
Tenn.
JAcos ScnxKTz, EsG.--Dear SIC; I n-ve used the
BttersI have oh aimed tom you, and God .hem
10 be all they are recommended to lie. I found
one bottle 10 afford me considerable relief, ] ieel
as though cannot do very well without them. IL
nypresen. state of health. l-Uih,w g. i b
d. MENiGE. 1873 south6th ST., Phila.
~ 'ant Pastor Baptist Passyuhk Church.
@ sold by w.P. Allen, IS Main street dubuque
L az octlodb ..s .rggia I'D b
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06
MISSOURI MUTUAL LIFE

Nf NJ. EUCsA.
Ply this systeu, Lia Insurance 10 furn thed st
Is Ut Va cost ~ 10y the Usual pinns pnt Tho pol,
icy moi ~ receives ~ spuaal lutsras' o.. seven
per cent, upon Al Ne none, raid rs hm 20 The
{ mpcnl h.s Rnnual treWllgls TINS earning
hun - mpch " % government bond.
The - an tia. Ten IA 5fou ghly criticised and
iull' n.pr,"i hy the most cI;,insnt aeiusriss
nhd sfl'tni m1tmmsieisns W the and indeed
y has ~, yr' ~ ihe sniyeci ~ uui,Nors5ls
mention 20 any 70. F'thble quiit,r.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06
Il CCESUMPTION.ng
lis Cure and lis Preventive
BY J. II. sCHENCK, Nd

Manyahuman scins ilas passed n way for whose
death there was no other reason than the neglect
q known and indlsputabiy proven means OF cure.
Those near and dear 20 tau,siy and fsiends arc
sleeping the drenmless tlumber Into which, t,gd
: they cAsmy adopted srsf1ng. Tafro TX
DR. JOsEPH II. sCIIENCK's sIMPLE
TREATMENT,
and svniies themselves Of his wondcrfuify cfnca.
DR.. scheSck hiss Il, nis own csss Sf1sSds ttst
yhsrcysr safiicient WEALTHY remans, that yitAl-
uy, ~ hts medicines and his directions for their
use. I. quickened into healiifnl sigor. 2IltIll5
In this statement there II nothing prerifnp.
tuoua 10 the firth Of the invsiid Is made no
representation that Is no. u thousand times sub
stantiated by living and visible works. The
theory OF the cure b. Dr. schenck's medicines
'enires no argument. misunderstanding. self-con-
The Sea-wccd Tonic and Mandrake Pillsare the
Est two weap,ns. with which the citadel OF tho
Iuaady 10 assailed. Two thirds OF the csAees of
consumption orisinate IA dyspspsis and fine.
the bronchial tubes .sympathizc" with the
stomach. Tney respond ~ The nsorblnc action
Of the liver. Here then comes the eliminating
rssnlt, and tho setting In. with sl tts distrsss-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06

The work OF cure Is now beginning, The vita
ted and mucous deposits In the bowels md In tn,
ailmentary canal are elected. The liver, llk,
q CLOCK. 10 wound up IL arouses from Its torpid.
ity. Tho stomach acts responsively, and Tho
patient begins ~ fcel that ho Is getting ut lass,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06
CONSUMPTION,
'LIAvE NO STING BEHIND.

The Mandrake Pills arc composed Of one of Nm.
lures noblest gifts-the Podophillum Pet,tum.
They possess MI the blood searching, attentive
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-08-08
Touching Incident.

A Lynchburg (Va.) paper gives the
following incident Of the late terrible
flood in that State:
ga mother and several little children
were making their escape from a narrow
neck of land which lies between the riv-
er and the canal, when they were amaz-
ed to find that the bridge was already
gone, and their Only hope was to cling
on to the abutment Of the bridge until
the angry waters should subside. But
as they stood there clinging to the ahut-
ment, the waters CONTINUED to rise high
er, while in the deep darkness they
could hear the crashing of trees and the
thunders of bridge-timbers, that were
wildly dashing all around them. They
had been in this desperate condition for
some time, when the little girl felt that
her strength was gone, and with a wild
shrek of terror, she exclaimed, kiss
me, mother, for l can't hold on any
longerr and with the warm pressure of
that mothers lips upon her cheek, she
was swept away land was seen no more"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-08-08
About Country Papers.

The Cleveland Herald makes the fol.
lowing truthful observations concerning
country newspapers, and the duty of the
people in regard to them:
''The local paper is an absolute nee
essity to the country and community in
which it is published. All the city pa
pers cannot fill the place Of a home pa
per. That should he the first love of
every man and woman, for the paper
gives the county where printed much of
its Importance in the world, and gi, es
in detail the local news which cannot be
gained by any other source. Every
weeks issue Of the paper is so much To-
cal history; and the rise, growth and de-
velopment of the country can be meas
ured and recorded only by the local
newspapers that constantly gather in the
items. People do not appreciate their
newspapers. They measure the value
of paper too much by the number of
columns it contains. The home paper,
at any rate is the cheapest paper one
can take"