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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-31

hsd stolen the coat from bis back, hat
from bis head and boots from his feet,
The police we're notified, and took him to
the calaboose. He was too drunk TO tell
his name or where he come from. He
will be taken before Police Magistrate
Bird this morning, when he will probably
be able to give an account Of himself.
TIE barber shop IS on the corner Of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where J. George Stisnhouss With his gen.
tlsmeply assistants can be found o. any
hour Of the day or night, ready 70 soo,he
your feelings with . smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with . good sham.
poo. 1t 10 3 frst-clan shop, and you are
sure Of receiving srst-elss treatment.
Lsdies aud children's hair cut or surled
after the most approved styles. s-lS-n
In Bride police court yesterday.
Dick Williams and Henry johnson, col.
ored gentlemen, were tried for disorderly
conduct. They were fined FIVE dollars
and costs each, and in default Of pay ment
were sent to the city Jail for five days
each. The "h.lp" Of down town hotel
having engaged in general set-to, were
brought up and tried. 1t app airing how
ever, that no one was injured, and DO one
particularly to blame for the disturb
ance, they were all dismissed.
AT the European hotel yesterday the
following names were registered VIC
Whitney, 5. Joseph Anthony Coyne,
Sew York; Thos Parker, Bolivar; J II
Lamyen, ST Louis; n ID Stout, Pittsburp;
Il T Nelson, Pit,sburg; J j Lane, ME-
souri,; George Stewart, jackson; Henry
Palm, Louisville; Samuel S,fause, Pbila-
dolphin; j j Morgan, S. Louis; 5 II
William, Baltimore; Andrew Woman.
Knoxville; Martin Alleberg, Lsfay e,,e !;
James Jordan, Lafayette.
Mr.. FRED. WIsrEnBrRe has ju,t re-
turned from 81. Louis, where he purchased
rs tine stock Of the various grades Of
city, and proposes to work it into boots
and shoes for his customers. lie make.
ine boots u speciality, and 10 confident OF
bis ability TO cope With any boot.maker in
this city in this line of work. He EN-
| ploys none but the best work men, and n,
a consequence turns out only drst-cius,
work. While in ST Louis he visited all
the principal shop. and secured patterns OF
oil the LATEST styles and Improvements
and will give bis customers the benefit OF
them. Work done promptly and on shor,
I notice. AL work warranted. l0.29.ip.
EDITOR BULLETIN - Dear Sir: Tho
present cold weather appears to be tn,
death of the sickly season that has beer
experienced ell over the country the past
summer. Cairo, comparatively speaking
with regard to her sister cities, has had no
sickness. This immunity has been due,
in . measure, 70 the well-directed effort,
in cleaning streets, alleys, etc. Why not
keep up this spirit Of cleanliness Be.
cause winter is coming on, 10 that any
| reason why saloons, restaurants and ether
places ehoald be permitted to throw their
sloPs into the stree.s7 / notice this 10 be
ing done generally al ovor the city. II
we can't see IL now, we can smell il, and
it 10 unsightly. IL there no ordinance
through which the police can prevent this
nuisance ENQUIRER.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-31

DIR. Lavarty, homeopathic physi-
Dian, late Of Shswnsetown, has located In
this city and intends making Il his home
The doctor comes TO Cairo we'll recon.
mended, ana refers to tho officers of the
First National bank Of shswneetown, to
whom he 10 we'll known, having practieed
his profession among them for years. He
solicits . fair share Of the patronage OF
our sitixsns. Once l40 Commercial ave-
nue.. 720-tf
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WE need not remark tia, the ovs,s, |,

We need not remark that the oyster 10
. good thing to have 10 the house every.
body knows that but II may b. necessary
to ssy that the best oystss In the city
may b found At the oyster ssloen Of
Amandus Jsscksl. He has Fitted up
rooms in Ans Ny 10, and has msds arrange
ments by which be will Be able 70 obtain
daily supplies Of fresh oysters, which be
10 prepared TO dish up 70 customer: in any
manner Call upon Jaecksl sDa try bis
bivslyse I'm
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FOR SALE.

Two Batteries Of two Boilers, each "a
fee, long, AZ inch Dram, IA inch Flues
with Ere fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves Chimney and
Britcbin, oil complete and in arst.class
order; been used only three months. For
price, ETC., inquire OF j. T. RrrsiL
9.2S.H. Vulcan Iron Work.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-31

A New EETERPRIsG.-Dr. h. +. Field
will run line Of hacks between Cairo
and the terminus Of the Cairo, Arkansas
4 Texas railroad, making two trips each
Gay. leaving Cairo At 9 o'clock .. m, and
snc 23oclock, p. M, making close con.
nection with the trains on that road
Orders for passengers or baggage should
DO left at Fields stable, on 10Th street.
Sept28 II
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ASSIGNEE 5 SALE.

Having been appointed ss,ignse of the
s.os. OF millinery goods of Mrs. Anna
Lang, tor the benefit of her creditors, !
will sell tho same q. public auction on
Thursday, November sixth, 1873, at the
old stand on Eighth street. Sale to com.
moncs At 9 o'clock and continue from day
to day sn,il oil the goods are sold.
JcHs II G .sNAx, Assignee.
CA1Ro, October 10, 1873.
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GENITAL HousE-On Sixth street Be.
tween Commercial and Washington
avenues.
This house has recently undergone thor.
oush repairs, and IL now in Hrst.class con-
di.ion for the accommodation OF the trsv-
cling public. Boardsrs accommodated on
reasonable terms. A share Of patronage
IL solicited. Mas. T. N. GAy5NsY,
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comprssssd, TO New York :, ~ 70 Boz
ton o..
RATES-To New Orlesns and Vichs.
burg: Potatoes, apples, etc, 6s
pound freights 25c cwt; hay ~ per
ton; whiskey 81 40 per Dbl.
To MEMPHIS-Flour, etc, aoc per Dbl
pound fresha lsc ows; hay s. per ton
whisky soc per Dbl.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-31

JUsr received At Ehler's, Twentieth
street, between Washington avenue and
Poplar street, the finest french calf, pat.
ent leather and Moroocos for gentlemen.
wear. A perfect 1t and satisfaction as
-ured. Any persons in need Of boo,s and
.boes should cali on Ehler's, examine hi,
stock Of feathers and leave their orders.
90
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EDITOR or TINS BULLtTIs-fou will
please announce my name rs the people
candidate ior county treasurer, AZ the eb-
suing NovsIu Der election. Intending and
iesiring to serve the people, 1 hope to be
elected by the people.
s.2Otd WILLIAM MARIE.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-31

We ore authorised to announce that w.
Al. McPugrEm will be . cs ndidate for
,be Office Of County Judge OF Alexander
county.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-31

We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
E. DAWSON AS = candidate for the ofice
of county clerk, al tho ensuing Novembe
election, subject to the decision Of the
voters of Alexander county.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-31

EDITOR BuLLETIs-Pleaso announce
my nam, ne u candidate for tho Office oil
county clerk. Jous Y. CROWLEY.
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A CARD,

I take this opportunity to inform the
citizens OF Cairo and surrounding country,
that will resume my practice 10 the city
OF Cairo on or sbou. the lst Of December.
e.aN.tf. 2. L. WILLING, pentist.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-31

FoR Gas and steam citing go to Rem
MES Vulcan iron works, Commercial
avenue, foot Of Ninth street. 9-lO-,f
GAS and Steamttting on shor. notice
Bross' Block. 9-2Stf.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

VIZ are sutboriz u t. announce DR.
ALYhED W MCGEE Of Clear Creek, as u
cuLdIdats for county commissioner OF
Alexander county, ., the ensuing Noven'
Der election.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-31

Mr.. Wn EHLEKs Is anxious to inform
his friends and acquaintance, and custom
srs generally, that he DOES his svn fitting
in CATERS, fine boots and shoss. In fac,
all bis work 10 done in his own shop.
Q-lO.tf
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WE are authorized to announce that
+. Bnoss will be q candidate for the office
oi County Judge Of Alexander county.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-31

Wgsre su,hori, u - announce HIRAM
r. PursAM, of II z,ewooI, as n csndi
iate Tor county superintendent Of public
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COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT

We aru authorized to announce THos
j. LAwHEsCE -. csnd date for the Office
OF county superintendent Of ,chOos.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-31

II 10 an indis putable fact that the cairo
Casino will have the best and most enjoy able
ball on Mond-y night, November 3, that ever
Occurred In Cairo. Seven of the best must.
clans have been engaged to play for the
lovers OF good music, and for those who wish
tn trip the light fantastic toe. The commit.
tee will spare no time or expense to make
the occasion the most agreeable OF the sea.
sou. 1923 81
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Go and see Ii. Meyers and he will show
you the finest lot Of Nssrsshsums eve
brought TO Cairo. .
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FOR COUNTY CLERK

We are authorized 10 announce thai
JAcos q. LYNCH will be . candidate FOR
County Clerk.
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WEnrs AL horizca to announce Mrs s.
4. Brown, of Tnobes precinct, MS a candI.
late Tor superintendent .! schools.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DURING this week the selden Irwin Or.
chestra will give concert every evening At
the Casino saloon. CuAs. wEBsR,
l0.2S6t Proprietor,
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

We are authorized ~ announce JoHE ii.
UUssxAS candidate for the Office OF
county treasurer.
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LOCAL NOTICES..

Go TO B. =. BIskss for everything il
the Steam and Gsstt,ing lins. 9.2stf.
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/ hereby announce myself as cand
dsts for the Office Of county commissioner
at the approaching elec,i"n.
L. r. MrCaITs
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-31

REWARD OF MERlT-The l.. s. gov.
ernment has given not only to DIR. Prices
Cream Baking Powder, but to his Special
Flavorings the preference. and large guam.
titles are shipped to its military posts. No
more. we soy. than 1t deserve !, for It truly
has proved itself in our femily all thai We
desire, making bread, biscuits. and cakes
better than any other We have used, and
just 80 have We found his Special Flavorings
Of lemon. almond, etc, ~ pure, natural,
and strong a. ian be made. Try thee arti-
cles ladies' and see If you do not ind them
superior 70 anything Of their kind In the
market. 1929 d&w Nv
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PLGAss announce Ue a. = candidate for
SUI srintehdent ui Public Instruction Of
Alexander county. I.
Mrs 2. A. TAYLOR
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wANrED-A white girlto do house.work
In . small family. Enquire at white cottage
on Tenth street, between Washington and
Commercial avenue, or OF 4. A. Bul nett at
The BULLETIN office. lO.2G 81
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EDIroR BULLErIS - Please ann ounce
the a. q candidate for the Office Of County
CommissioGer. THOMAS EAKTIS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-31

FRED. STlTCHER has purchased the
barber chop Of Geo. Refining, who retires
for the benefit Of his health The shop IL
located on Commercial avenue, between
seventeenth and Eighteenth streets and It's
new proprietor 10 deter mined to max. ii
hrstclass in every particular. lie invites
public patronage. 1926 I'm
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WELL done, good and faithful servant.
This is the plaudit be ny proclaimed from
the mountains to the sea, In reference to
the transendent merits OF DR.. McCabe's re-.
nowned mehicated blackberry brandy. 1t
has been the means OF rescuing thousands
Of precious lives from the jaws of death.
The voice OF wisdom says use It. Only
sold In bottles, never otherwise.
1921 2wd&w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-31

PROF. HARDY will open his dancing
school on Tuesday evening. October Is, at
sp.m., at Turner'S hall Uate PhillIsJ, for
gentlemen, and on Saturday. November l.,
2p.m.. for children. Th,se wishing To at.
tend are requested to be on hand p omp,y.
1928 lot
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WE ara au,ho'iZ'd to announce MR.
GEoh0E FISHER AS = candidate tor Coun-
y Commissioner, A. the ensuing Novem.
her election.
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DAN,ING sCHOOL--Prof. Hardy has
organized his dancing school, and will com.
IN nee on next Friday evening at 8 p IN In
Turner'S date Phillis) hail. Those wishirg
to attend this term will be on hand at that
time. Children's class on Saturday next, AZ
2p.m. 1t-30 81
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Edition BULLETIN:
L ease announce that am . candidate
for county commissioner.
THos. WILSON.
C.ino. Ills October IS 1879.
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FOR SALE,
By Hartman, a ane
TOP BUGGY,
At n great bargain.
Call at Hnrtman's sslesroom. l0S Com
mercial avenue.
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HAvIsG been soncited by numerous
soter- 81 Alexander county to become a
,nndii-te fr the otice of county com
80, ion"r, hereby announce that l will
sc,,iii.te tor that ONCE, at the ensu-
ing November election.
SgyEKE NARcEILpns.
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VIZ ara su,horiZ "a ~ announce ALEx-
AsD,E c. HoD0Es of Unity, I. cam
,Id.le for County Commissioner.
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We are authorized to announce JAAKs
l.. SANDERS, of Clear creek, a. 8 candidsl.
for county com missioner.
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LOCAL wEAT HER REPORT.

October rs, IO:il pm, 1870
Barometer, 30 "a degress.
Thermometer, 30 degrees.
Wine northeast. velocity Innes psi
hour.
Weather clssr
Maximum temperature Tor last "A bosr''
50 degrees:
Minimum temperature for the last "a hosrs,
70 degrees.
Prevailing wind for last "A hours, west
Total number Of miles travelled W wind
during last "A hours, 400.
EDWIN GARLAND,
Observer Signal Service. u. :. A.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.


FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
WE are authorized to announce that
+. Bnvss will bs q candidate for the oftics
OF County Judge Of Alexander county.
Wgsre authorized to announce that w.
Al. McpugrEss will be . cs ndidate for
The Office Of County Judge OF Alexander
county.
FOR COUNTY CLERK,
We are authorized 10 announce that
JACOB q. LYNCH will be . candidate Tor
County Clerk.
EpITos BuLLETrs-- Please announce
my nam, ne u candidate for tho Office OF
county clerk. Jous Y. ChowLtr'
We are authorized To announce JOSEPH
E. DAWSON AS 3 candidate for the othce
of county clerk, ~ tho ensuing November
election, subject to the decision Of the
voters Of Alexander county.
FOR COUNTY TREASU RER.
Weare authorized to announce JoBg ii.
UUssxAS u candidate for the Office OF
county treasurer.
EDITOR or TINS BuLLeTIs-You will
please announce my name ~ the people
cnndid date Tor county treasurer, al the sb-
suing NovsIu Der election. Intending and
tearing to serve the people, 1 hope to be
elected by the people.
s-2Otd WILLIAM MARTis.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
We uru author zed to announce THns
j. LAwNESCE ~ n csnd date for the Office
Of county superintendent Of schools.
WEurs hu horizsu to announce Mrs. ,.
4. Brown. of Tnobes precinct rs candl.
late Tor superintendent .! schools.
PLGAss announce Ue as q candidate for
SUI sriht-hdent Ui Public Instruction Of
Alexander county. I.
Mrs.. p. A.. TAYLOR.
Wgsre su,hori1 i - announce HIRAM
r. PursAM, of II ,zewooi, a. csndi
lat. Tor county superintendent Of public
instruction.
COUNTY COMMISSIONED.
VIZ are suthoriz d t. announce Dg.
ALYAED W MCGEE Of Clear Creek, rs h
Candidate for county commissioner OF
Alexander county, at the ensuing Novem'
Der election.
! hereby announce myself ss q cand
dsts for the Office Of county commissioner
at the kppfuaching election.
JAS. z. McCaITE
EDIroR BULLErlS .--Please ann ounce
the az q candidate for the Office Of County
Commi,siouer. THOMAS bAKTIS.
Edition BULLETIN:
Pea.e announce ,hs, / am . candidate
for county commissioner.
THos. WILSON.
CAIRO, Ills, October ~, 1873.
WE ara authorized to announce Me-.
GEohoE Fisher AS = candidate tor Coun-
y Commissioner, At the ensuing Novem.
her election.
We are authorized TO announce JANIS
l.. SANDERS, of Clear creek, ~ 3 candidate
for county cOmmis.i"n"r.
VIZ ara su,horiE "a - announce ALEx.
AsD,E c. HoDoEs of Unity, y. . can.
,Id.,s for County Cotnmu.sIoner.
HAVING been suuCited by numerous
sOter- 81 Alexander county to become a
,andiiste fr the ottice of county COM
49, iol"r, hereby announce that l will
a"ac,,iii.te tor that ONCE, at the ensu-
ing November election.
SgvERE hARcIILpns.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-13
"Lucus a non Lucind0.'s
PerpetuatinR a Nuisance.

During the hottest hours Of midday yes
terday band Of sturdy street laborers
were at work ON DelOrd street shoveliDg
the dirt, filth and decaying vegetation out
of the gutter along the neutral ground be-
tween Tivoli circle and Dryades street, and
scattering it in the street, there 70 boil and
steam and cook and breed contagion in the
neghborhood. We have before now re-
ferred to this worse than useless waste Of
time and labor. and have published the
protes: addressed to the Council by the
Board of Health on the subject. 1t is
clearly demonstrated that the less gutter.
otial is allowed to dry up N summer
weather, the better for the health of the
neighborhood. Water is natures own
purifier. while decomposing vegetable mat
ter is the greatest sower of the seeds OF
disease. Cutters should be cleaned by
allowing hydrant water to fill them, while
the deposits therein should be washed
through as far as possible, and, when &C.
cumulated at one point. should be received
in carts and taken away. This fact is IN
derstood and practiced in every city bu:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-13
Excitement at jackson.

a Jackson. Mississippi dispatch to the
Memphis appeal mentions little difficulty
between parties well known to the police
authorities in this city:
Jackson's streets have again reverberated
with the musical crack OF reVo!vers, and a
irayman's mule is dead. Tie well known
c. S. Bell has been drinking excessively
lately. and is undoubtedly NOT in his right
mind. He displayed pistol on the street
to-day. and leveled it on Deputy Sheriff
Steele. Steele started 70 disarm him when
Bell fired, killed the mule. and then ran.
Steele followed after him, and Bell turned
and fired again. Steele pulled on him, but
the cap failed. Policeman Scott sent a bull
lie: after Bell, who returned the fire and
then fell TO the ground Bell was picked
up and taken to Jail with all the symptoms
Of death agonies, but an inspection showed
that he played 'possum TO save himself. as
he was not touched. This i. the third time
that the sessions of the circuit court have
been enlivened with shooting in sight. The
circuit judge tavors the removal OF the
courthouse.
All the parties accused Of implication IN
the great forgery case, who have been away
on bond, have returned to stand trial.
Among them are Steele and the irrepresslble
Mcbride.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-13
GENERAL NA7UHE-No. a.

An act 70 establish the customhoUse value
OF the sovereign or pound sterling of Great
Britain, and 20 fix the par OF exchange.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives OF the United States Of
America in Congress assembled. That the
value Of torei On coin as expressed IN the
money OF account of the United States
shall be that Of the pure metal Of such coin
OF standard value: and the values OF the
standard coin in circulation of the various
nations Of the world shall be estimated an.
nua!ly by the director of the mint, and be
proclaimed on the first day Of January by
the Secretary Of the Treasury.
SEC. :. That all in payments by or TO the
treasury. whether made here or IN foreign
countries, where it becomes necessary to
compute the value Of the sovereign or pound
sterling, il shall be deemed equal to four
dollars eighty-siX cents and SIX and one
half mile, and the same rule shall be ap.
piled in appraising merchandise imported
where the value is, by the invoice. in SOY.
ereigns or pounds sterling, and in the con.
structioI OF the contract. payable III sover'
eigns or pounds sterling: and this valuation
shal. be the par Of exchange between Great
Britain and the United States; and all con-
tracts made after tina first day of January,
eighteen hundred and seventy-four. based
on an assumed par Of exchange with Grea.
Britain Of tifty-tOur pence 10 the dollar. or
four dollars fOrty-four and tournintEs cents
TO the sovereign OF pound sterling. shall be
null and void.
Sec. 3. Jha. all act. anl pas:s Of acts N.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-13
Local Intelligence.

CRsULYNBs SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.-A
there is at present something of relish IN
the public schools giving pcnics and enter
tairnents, the happy children of the Crsu-
lines School could not omit falling into this
pleasant fashion. Miss $. Ludwig, princi-
pal, assisted by Misses d. A Abadie and E.
Dolan, congregated the children at the
rooms No. IG2 Ursulines street, where q
hearty collation. was laid and musicians
ready to furnish measured notes for the
scholars inclined to dance. Among the
visitors were some Of the school directors
parents and friends Of the pupils. The
happy youngsters for the time quite forgot
daily studies in the pleasures before them,
ard are now better than ever prepared to
were all neatly attired, and are improving
in their books, Miss Ludwig, the long tried
principal, we'll understanding how to com
Mand her charge.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
POisOning the Aick.-There never was a


Poisoning the Aick.-There never was spe.
cialty in medicine that was rot pirated. Hostel
ter Stomach Bitters IS no exception to the gen.
eral rule. Fraad follows in the track of the great
vegetable restorative as il makes the circle of the
world and offers its pernicious limitations 70 the
sick at every turn, anxious to drench the public
with their trash. The imitators and counterieiters
offer it by the gallon the barrel. the Logshead as
well as by the bottle. Beware of this deiuge of
denominations. Bear in mind that the true article
is sold in bottles only. and the impress of genuine.
ness is 20 be found upon the glass itself well as
upon the finely engraved government stamp and
the elegant label The great vegetable tonic pre-.
vents and cures all bilious disorders and complaints
of the d sestive organs and the nervous system.
maladies upon which the vile limitations produce
no more effect than the Popes bull upon the comet.
ieI1 3tecdW