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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-08-22

Extract Of Roots and Herbs which almos, invariably
cure the following complaints
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Liver Complaint, and Loss
of Appetite cured by taking few bottles
lassltude Low Spir is and Sinking Sensation cured
at once.
Eruptlons, Pimples Blotches and all impurities of
the blood, bursting through the skin or otherwise
cured readily by following the directions the bottle
For Kidney, Bladder and Urinary arrangements it
has equal one bottle will convince the most skep
teal.
Worms, expelled from the system without the least
difticulty few bottles sufficient for the most OBJ
stinate case
Piles one bottle has cured the most difficult
when all other remedies failed
Neyous Difficulties Neuralgia, Headache, &c, eased
int ediately.
Rheumatism, Swellcd Joints and all scrofula Attic
tioLs removed greatly relieved by this invaluable
mediciue.
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Commissions, and Mysteries,
cured OF much relieved.
Difficult Breathing, Pain in the Lungs, side aud Chest
almost invariably cured by taking few bottles of the
Quaker Bitters.
Female Difficulties prevalent among American
ladies, yield readily to this invaluable medicine, the
Quaker Bittors.
Bilious, Remttant and Intermittent Feyers, prev
alent in many parts of country, completely erad-
Gated by the use of the Quaker Bitters.
The Aged ind in the Quaker Btters just the.aricle
they stand in need Of in their declining years. II
quckens the blood and cheers the mind and paves the
passage down the plane inclined.
No one can remain long unwel tunless afflicted with
ncurabe dsease) after taking few bottles OF the
Quaker Htters.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-08-22
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-08-22
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Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy and
chectual for
preserving the
hair. II soon
restores fadeG
or gray hair
to its original
color, NTH tho
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-15

37i(S37tc seller In November.
Osts dull and q shade lower; No sllc
cash Slsc seller in November.
Rye quiet and weak Noe G3c.
Barley dull and unchanged No fall
u 30; 81 O6@l oeA.
Provisions quiet; mess pork l4G1 i4lc
each sales at l2ic seller ia January.
Whisky steady at Ole.
ST.. LOUIS, October l4.--Hemp dull and
unchonged
Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat quiet and . shade better No 2
99Ca 81 in elevator fall unchanged No2
rcd in demand and frmer sales at 81 tG
No 81 32@l "a; No4$l 20.
Corn only in LEGAL demand market
firm; No. . mixed offered At 43c casli ;
Al &c bid.
Oats steady; No 2 mixed 35c5353c.
Barley nominal and unchanged No 2
spring 81 3j@l 40; choice Kansass
81 so.
Rye steady and firm; No G9@7oc.
Pork dull and unchanged; dry salt
meats unchanged.
Lard unchanged; refined ssc.
Whisky lower and unsettled.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-15
PUTNAM, BROWN, TAYLOR
WHICH

We are miserable. There 10 Mr.. Put-
nan, . very clever gentleman, who isa
candidate for county school supsrinisnd-
emit. We want to support him. He has
the appearance Of . man We would tass .
pleasure in voting for, but-we can't;
shAys che long and the short OF Il. Be.
cause, have W no. oil along declared that
ws desired TO elect lady TO that ONCE :?
Would We be justified now 10
going back on that declaration :
We appeal TO Msss Harrsll, and
All Comipgs. We have had . PRESENT..
mont that W would become mean II We
did. 50, whom Mrs.. Taylor announced
herself - . candidate We we're ~ happy
- big sunaowsr, and promised her our
support. But now comes Mrs. Brown, OF
Thsbss, % energetic lady - ever hsndlsd
the fsruls In . school room,-just the
woman - Mrs. Taylor 10 also just the
woman for the place, and announces her.
self - . candidate. We want 10 support
her, TOO. We almost vowed that il ever
she we're . candidate We would
vote for her . thousand times, and nov
che 10 candidate and We are pledged
Confound Il, what dilsms? And this {,
what womans rights brings . man 10
Therefore W who we're for those right
are now against them and pass out int
the crusade cheering for Brown and Tay
lor and Taylor and Brown.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-15
FROM MEMPHIS
YELLOW FEVER.

YELLOW FEVER.
MEMPHIS, October, l3.-The following
is the mortusry report for the past "a
hours John OBrien, yellow fever /;
Mary Mcbride, do; Domery Lamb, do /;
Kate Casey, do; A. Heidelberg, do; Thos.
Meloy, do; s. j. Attic, do; Matt.
Foley, ongestion Of the brain; j. &.
Murphy, yellow fever; W. Taylor, crsmr::,
Mary G. Coleman, yellow fever; Lewis
Roswethsl, do; Geo. Granger, do Fred.
Lander, do; Joseph Hainer, do, J. John
SOC, do; Peter q. Hess, do; Geo, Bushey,
do; J. g. Bryan, do; Thos. O'Brien, do;
Harrison Prim, do; Booth Moore, do;
DR.. Patrick Griffin, do; +. ID. Bouve tie,
do; Maggie G. Lee, do F. N. Roach, do
Mrs. A. j. SAT-, do; j. +. Rick, do; T
Cummings, do; Allen Thomas, do; J. +.
King, do; Mrs. Cunnello, do; NJ. Miller,
do; j. G. Ames, do; II. J. Jackson, con.
sumption w. w. Hill, yellow fever j.
Frink, do; j. G. Sweeney, do.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-15
FROM WASHINGTON.
REPORT CALLED FOR.

REPORT CALLED FOR.
WAsHiSGToS, October 1.-The comp.
troller Of currency yesterday issued a CIR
culsr calling upon oil the national banks
for report of their condition at tho close
Of business on Friday, the i2th of Sep
TENDER, 1873. The bank superintenden ,s
Of tho state of New York have slresdy
called for report OF the condition of all
the state banks in that state for the same
day, so that q complete statement OF all
banks, state and national, city and state
Of New York, can be completed from
these returns when received
CoRoNERs VERDICT.
The jury in the case Of Ida W. Vail,
who died from the effects Of abortion in
Jersey City, returned . verdict that the
deceased came to her death by the use OF
an instrument in the hands OF DR.. Cum
mings, assisted by Mrs. Croseen alias
Metzler; and that Alonzo Kimball was
accessory to set the case before the grand
jury.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-15

publican ticket has been elected by from
10000 10 10000 majority on the county,
local and legislative tickets. There have
been desperate contests, and some OF the
strong Republican countses have gone
for the state monopoly ticket. Retuns
from Madison, Powshick, Dallas, Web
stsr and Marion counties, received up to
II o'clock, report that the county legisla-
tive tickets in those counties are elected
Mohashel county, heretofore giving a
round Republican majority, 10 reported
as going for the anti-monopoly ticket BY
1900 majority. Monroe county gives the
republican state ticket 800 majority, but
elects the snti-monopoly candidate for
treasurer and representative. In Polk
county the Republican state ticket will
have 900 majority. The Republican
county ticket is mostly elected by small
majorities while its candidate for treas.
urer is undoubtedly defeated and lis can
didste for senator lie close run if not de-
fested.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-15

sion for the erection of the state Of Chi
caso but w wish Cook to take with her
In her secession oil the counties south OF
Springfield. Illinois stretches from the
north to the south, with little breadth
east and west. In the southern part
Of the state we have short winters, are an
agricultural and fruit and grape growing
people, with manufacturing possibilities
second to no section Of the republic. 10
the northern part Of the state the people
are spectators and draw their prosperity
from Chicago. Legislature that builds up
the Chicago section Of Illinois pulls down
he Cairo section. There should bs di-
worse between these sections; and now
that Chicago 10 anxious 70 sscede we feel
inclined 10 bid her 60 in peace and speed
her on her way. With . state unincum-
bsred by the incubus Of Chicago and the
northern interests, the northern boundary
being about Springfield and the capital a.
Carbonate, DuQuoin or Centralia, South
srn Illinois within decade would outstrip
in prosT Gritty the state Of Chicago" and
Cairo would take her place among the
great cities Of the west.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-15
DENIES IT..
FROM YANKTON.
TRIAL ~ wINTERNUTE.

fASKToS, October 1.-THE district
court begins here to-day, At which the
case against Wintermute, for the murder
Of Secretary McCook, will come up The
case will be vigorously contested from the
start, and the frs. fight will doubtless be
ono for the formation Of q jury with a
view to getting an indictment of man
slaughter instead Of murder, if possible.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-15
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, October l4.-All the
wards in the city but one show the fol-
lowing reports for judge OF the supreme
court: Gordon, Republican, 1895
Ludlow, Democrat, as,29s. Republican
majority 1921. State treasury, Mackey,
Republican, 5e,97s; Hutchinson, Demo-
craft $3.50. Republican majority, 25,-
100. For sheriff, Elliott, Republican, g..
4l5; Hall, Democrat, 29,7se. Republican
majority 1898.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-15
FROM SHREVEPORT.

IMPROVING.
SHREVEPORT, October IA. Telegraph
force oil well.
INTERVIEWS.
Henry ID. Melland, sge III Mrs. G. w.
Burt, sge 81; Mrs. q. w. Burt's child, age
days Flora Temson, sge 3; H,G. Hall,
age AZ; Mrs. Tabor, age so. :
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-15
OR ECON.

SAN Francisco, October l4.-Dis.
patches from Oregon tonight say the cleo
ton for congressman passed of quietly.
A Portland dispatch says Nesm,h i.
probably elected by = small majority
The San Francisco cadets arrived at Sac
ramento to-day from an eastern tour.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-15
MARKET REPORT.
PROVISIONS.

PROVISIONS.
NEW ORLEANS, October l4,--Bacon
easier ct ss@9Ac. Other quotations came
- yesterday. SIC
Cotton lower sales of 10000 bales.
CHICAGO, October l4.-Flour dull and
unchanged.
Wheat steady No l spring 81 Os0l o.
no y 2! cash olb seller IN Novem.
Der No ss8a@97o.
Corn steady No mixed 36jc cash
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-15
FROM NASHVILLE,

INDICTED. .,
NASHVILLE, October 1.-THE grand
jury to-day found . true bill Of murder
in the hrst degree against young Hogan
for the killing Of X. NJ. Richards yester-
day. Bail was refused, and lie was sent
to iail,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-15
IOWA.

DpsNoIsEs lows, October 1.-THE
meAssr returns received here up to this
hour, mostly indicate that tho state Re-.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-15
FROM ST. LOUIS.
ON lIkR MUSCLE.


ST. LOUIS, October l4.-Mrs. Virginia
l.. Miner, formerly president Of the Mis-
souri, state woman's suffrage association,
and leading spirit in the womsn's move
ment, has notified the board Of assessors
Of this county that she refuses to make to
them return of her property subject to
taxation, on the ground that under the de-
csion Of the supreme court of this state,
she being femme covert, cannot own the
money with which to pay the taxes there
on and further, because she thinks taxa
ton wthou, representation the sum Of Gil
tyranny.
DENIES IT.
United States Senator ingalls,, Of Kan
sas, who has just returned home. denies
the report telegraphcl from Washington
that he, while in that city, made strong
efforts to have certain federal oGcel .olders
removed and his own particular friend.
appointed instead,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-15
Foreign Advertisements.

Foreign Advertisements.
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90
u M PHO
AND ITS CURE.
Victims OF this awful disease are found In
In every neighborhood. In almost every
house.
For them and for their friends. we have
tidings Of good cheer and hope-the an.
nouncenent Of most important discovery,
firmly based upon common sense and rea.
son, by which the terrible malady 10 posi-.
lively controlled, and It's victims are perms.
nently restored to health.
WI LLSON'S
CARB0LATfD COD LIVER OIL
Is not secret Of empirical nos;rum. Its.
happy combination Of two remedies know
TO physicians everywhere IN the best mean
OF combating consumpt on. This combins
ton 10 Mr.. Wilson's disco 'ery and D.
founded upon the following
SOUND REASONING
-, ,,,
So.sump,,i,on uecay oo1tnlng' expect
oIAn' ,e.neu.es are only useiu, as pailsiives
the decay. Tonic medicines strengthen th
ae,ay GOES .,eapSy on and sooner o%' VI
the victim must yield. Climatic changes ar
sometimes good, but they seldom who'll
cure. In short, the ufst thing TO he done
TO STOP THE DECAY then apply the restort
tive. tonic and strength giving treatment
Think moment. he lungs are decayin
-tubercles, ulcerations. cavities and depo'
culation carries this poison all over the BE- dy
Wasting, loss Of appetite, enervntion, nigi
sweAts, and all the terrible symptoms al
pear IL II worth while to doctor the SYM
toms, which are merely the results, viii
the decay, which Is The cause, IN eating "
the I'VE springs
hest nhy sicions nv "'"" " u
| l. Csibolic acid positively arrests deca
! us the most powerful antisepuc IN u
known world Even dead bodies ale pr
| served by II. Entering into the circulate
u nj once grapples with corruption, 81
decay ceases. II purihes the sources OF d
ease,
\ =, Cou Liver vi - natures best assi-ts
| 10 resisting consumption. IL N at once
food. . tonic, n purifier, healer. II brac
up and supplies the vital forces, feeds
wasted system, and enables nature 10 reRa
hef foothold. For these purposes notbi
can compare with Cod Liver OH. This
theory OF - \,
WILSON'S
r.ppoI arm Con t,vpp o,,
A. described fully in the inventors circui
any address. "''" ''
story here, or to give the numeron, Ger,
known citizens IT, stifying 20 the ab.olut,
wonderful results flowing from this gr,
discovery. sufice IL TO soy II is curing III,
sands who supposed themselves To Ice
deaths door.
wilson Garnoiatea oil IS se'ehilh,'
ro,nh,n,a a. M hc an,,r.iv harm,as. Mi,
o"t' Soh" hoiAS 'op LiVEk VII.
From the celebrated fisheries ut Aslesl
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-15

THE CITY NATIONAL
= A N K.
CAlHO. sLLINOSs
CAPITAL, 800, 900
H.r. HALLIDAY. President
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY. vise. Pr ,id-ns
A. II. sAFfoRD, Cashier,
vALTEN HYsLoP. A.stata OA.hie-
1TAArs TAyLos, kossa, u. Cvssirsuss .,
0so b. WiLLIAnson, srnpmss Has
4. Il. bABsoAD.
eHchange, COln and UaAteo NsSseo
BOsds Bsughs and bssAA.
DEPOSITS received, and . general bst hins
business dobs.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-15

BURGER, HtRrBAsT = LIVINGSTON
suspended, and tho house is said to b IN
asolvcnt condition, and is able to pay two
dollars for every one The bank can
neither borrow or make collections. Their
liabilities are reported ut 81, 600 900, while
their assets are placed at Sill, OOO, 900.
The failure of
GILLESPIE, TBowBRiDGE 4 co.,
10 owing to their customers not being able
to response.
HAYES co.
My that their junior partner 10 in Europe.
and their senior WAS suddenly taken in on
Saturday, while on his way home. Conss-
quently no business could DO Translated
and suspension became necessary until
MI Hayes, ST., RECEIVERS. Their enemies
are busy with rumors Of evil and disaster.
and their names are again banded about
a. IDLY n ever a. any time for ,hs last
three weeks. The street 10 certainly in
Panicy shape, though il 10 to be hoped
that tomorrow will bring with II more
reason for the lookout side. Wall stree,
is none the less cheering than this morn.
ing The Express says that under pres.
sure to raise money, hrst-class dividend
paying stock have bean thrown over
board for almost anything they will brinv
and the RESULT 10 something very much
like smother panic. Now 10 the time 10,
people who have money 10 invest to lose
their hoard, they will never have . better
opportunity to make money than picking
pN sehssp price valuable property
thus sacrificed.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-05
WASHINGTON.
Out of n Place.

Out of n Place.
WASHINGTON, Nov Am internal revenue
storekeeper in Kentucky having written to
Omaha to inquire as to his success in a lotter v
scheme and used an official stamp to transmit
h is letter as well as endorsing on for repl y,
has been dismissed.
New Currency.
Plates of the new $40 national bank note go
topress tomorrow and will be ready for issue
in week or ten days.
BanA Statement Called For.
The Comptroller of the Currency tod ay is
sued circular to all the national banks, re-
questing them to forward by return of mail
business Monday Oct. 49, and Saturday Nov. 1,
1873.
Southern Claims.
The Southern Claims Commission will re-
port to Congress on $500 claims, being 800 or
400 more than last year. The amount involved
is upwards of S1,OOO,OOO, the former award be
ing about 100000. AT least one-third of the
claims have been disallowed
Mexican Commission.
The United States and Mexican Commission
have acted on 366 cases presented by Mexico,
cl,tinng Indemnity to the amount of 500, Ooo.-
600, on account of Indian raids into Mexico.
Financial,
At a meeting Of the Cabinet to-day. most af
the time was occupied in discussion of the
financial situation. Secretary Richardson
stated at some length the views which he pro-
posed to embody in his annual report, now in
course of preparation.
Treasurer Spinner's annual report shows that
there has been large falling off in receipts,
amounting to S28, 764 on customs and S16-
912, 1858 on internal revenue.
Treasurer Spinners report shows that the
amount of outstanding national currency at the
close of the fiscal year to be S4SS 424649 From
this amount should be allowed a large margin
for notes of all kinds that have been destroyed
and lost and that will never be presented for
redemption. The United States has replaced
one note in every seventeen and a half, and the
national banks only one note in sixty Some
idea may be formed from this statement of the
relative condition Of the two kinds of currency
The consequence is that many notes of the
banks are so badly worn, torn, dirty and de-
faced that even EXPERTS are unable to correctly
judge of their genuineness
The Treasurer discusses at length the rela-
ton of the banks to the country, the question
of specie payments, the expansion aud con-
traction of the currency, and other financial
matters
He closes by the usual appeal for increased
salaries to his clerks, and congratulates the
country that there has been no stealing in his
department.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-05
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK
Pennsylvania and New York.

New YORK Nov. A despatch from Phil
adelphia says that although no failures are an
nounced, the want of confidence on all sides
makes anything like business beyond the small
est limit almost an impossibility. Many of the
largest houses are djsmissing their employees,
and others are giving holidays to their sales
men. No improvement is looked for before the
turn of the year.
At Germantown, Kensington, frankfort and
Manayunk, nearly all the mills are closed and
the few that are still working are closing up
orders and are running on half time at that
Every disposition is manifested by mill owners
to continue work until the latest moment, and
thus give relief to their hands and keep them
together
Both of the iron works in Morristown have
stopped and 800 men are out. The cotton mills
there are also closed
The iron works at Phenixvile are still going
on full time. 1t employs 1900 men and 700 or
500 in the mines. The slight reduction of
wages has been cheerfully submitted to by the
men, and work will be furnished all winter.
The men at work at the Pencoyd iron works
are at work on half time, with reduction of
fifteen per cent in wages.
Ten of the thirty furnaces in the Lehigh Val
ley have been blown out.
All the car shops, rolling mills, rail mills and
car wheel founderies in the State have either
stopped or are running on half time.
Only 500 men are at work in the Philadel-
phia navy yard Half this number will proba-
badly be dismissed this week. The Diamond
State Iron Company has stopped the rolling
mills at Wilmington, Del, for want of orders.
The number of sewing girls and women dis
charged from various lines of manufacture
may be counted by thousands in this city and
Brooklyn. Some clothers predict better sea-
son in December. The bricklayers and labor
ers are still on strike. There is no prospect
of the employers giving in, Non-society men
are being employed to fill the places of absen-
tees.
Maryland.
Out of twenty-five cotton mills in Maryland
only one has been compelled to suspend. ALL
however, are more or less paralyzed and few
are running on half time.
The Portland daily press., 1873-11-05

SAVANNAH, Oct. 3i.-Freights-To Liyerpool by
steam direct ON uplond Cotton ID: by sail al:
wa New YORK by steam 10 16d on Upland Cot
On, sd isiauu II; 70 Havre, by sail direct He
IIS So. aork steam, Upland Cotton ac: Sea
Island l Cotton &c y ID; Rice 30 b cask. Steam To
Boston, Uplands &c; Rice So on y cask TO phie ~
delphia, Upland Cotton by stss, So. p; 80 on ~
Gdsk; Domesilcs 81. To Baltimore steam IL on ~
iana Ootton. Rice to Baltimore 81 20 ly cas Cottdn
10 DGSton, steam, via New York 75c 10 100 MS: 10
* ~ i0a a. wa New York 15c y 100 lbs; via Boston
I2c - IOO IDS. Lumber TO PHILADELPHIA sail an No
New York and Sound ports Imnbar IN S rs ~ ~ ~
Lumber TO Boston and eastward sf200 az lam NJ
Batlmore, Lumber, 900 90 co. Financial d,gs
euitles AFFECT Lumber freights; business is DUH ard
rates nominal seherly both here and at neebbor-
90 higher than Lumber rates West Ind;ss ~ NJ
wndward S12 a S14 Gold. Lumber In River pIa,. an
S2S and per cent United Kingdom, Timber 5ns ~
to Cork for orders. Rio Janeiro at s23 and < nsr
cent.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 31.-Freights- to liver
pool, steam direct. at 81 ON uplands; via New
York I'D on upands; = sea Islands sail Id on
wise-to New York, by steam. &c on uplands; 81 10
p tee on Rice; Coo y Dbl on Resin: 10 Boston, by
steam, &c ~ ID ON uplands; 50 % ~ tierce on Rice
To Providence by steam via New York, &c on M
land Cotton. To Philadelphia by steam, lc on Up
ands 81 IS on Rice; 60c b Dbl on Resin 81 on Spir-
dence and the New England cities ON this route, and
dispatch guaranteed. To Baltimore, by steam, &c ON
Uplands. We quote: To Boston, Timber Sl4 - NJ;
resawed stuff SIP; PhOsphates So 30. To New York,
Timber S13 resawed $40 go Soc Resin, 90c Spir
its. To Philadelphia, $40 a. II so, resawed $40,
river 81 80 and tOwages. Sound pOrts-New Haven,
Timber S13 80, re-sawed 81. Providence Sl3 80,
Boards $11. Cotton quotations by sail, coastwise
nominal; none going.