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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-26
A CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.

In less than three weeks the municipal
election takes place. The contest will
be Invested entirely of party politics. our
citizens being OF one mind on the subject.
desiring only that the Office shall be filed by
ali honest, competent and public-spirited
man. In view of the fact that no announce
ment has been made by any citizen
OF his intention TO ask the
SURFACES Of the voters ofCairo for their sup.
port for the office OF mayor, and believing
that IL is time that good candidate should
be in the field, THE BULLETIN suggests the
name Of Mr.. A. B. Stafford as one which 1t
believes would be eminently acceptable TO
the people No man stands
higher in public estimation than Mr.. Stafford.
lie is deservedly popular in this
community, and IL he will permit
his name to be used in connection with the
candidacy for the mayorality, we belicv,
the fact will be demonstrated to hi, owl
and the peoples satisfaction. The mex
two year, OF our municipal existence, it i
important that the chief ONCE Of the cit,
should be filled by one who viii serve it, in
tere,ts with zeal, ability and discretion, al
OF which qualities would characterize TN
administration OF Mr.. Stafford.
Since the above was in type. the name o.
DR. W. X. Smith has been handed in TO the
THE BULLETIN for publication, as a csndi.
date for the mayorality. DR.. smith
Is well known to the citizens of Cairo, ha'-
Ing resided here for perhaps eighteen years.
His reputation NJ an honest man and good
citizens established. and We take pleasure in
recommending hi. claims to the mayors OIL
dee and 10 the votes OF his fellow-ctizen.,
to the candid consideration of the public.
Mr.. Jas. >.swayne also proposes to try his
strength a. candidate for mayor. MIR. ). il
one. OF our best citizens. and should he be
elected, would no doubt make a good
| MAYOR
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ELECTION NOTICE

Notice j. hereby given that on Tuesday.
the 18th day OF April, \. -. 1873, a general
election Will he held in the city OF Cairo.
Alexander county, State OF Illinois, foi the
election OF the following named municipal
officer, to-wIt: \ mayor, q city council, q
, city clerk. q city attorney, a city treasurer
and police magistrate; each Of the five o.
wards into which the city u now divided be.
ing entitled 10 the election oCtwo ~ alder
, men.
For the purpose, Of said election, poll.
VIII bee opened at the following named pli-
&C.. to-wit: In the Fir-t ward Al the com
mission house OF T.. r. Dayis. Esq, on the
south ,idc OF sixth 90 street. between Com
/ mcrciAl and Washington avenues: ia,Ihe See
/ ond ward. at the Rough and Ready engine
I house on the east side of Washington avenue
| between Seventh and Eighth streets; in the
| Third ward al the Ilbernian cngine-hou,e
/ on Thirteenth street between Commercial
/ avenue amt Poplar street: ia the Fourth
/ ward, at the courthouse, and in the flith
/ ward, at Mr.. Sulliyan's house on the north.
| west corner OF Commercial avenue and
/ rwenty-iith street.
By order Of the city council.
NJ. J. HowLEN, city clerk.
JOIIS VI LASsDES, Mayor.
CAIRO, Ills, March II. ls.3-td
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A CARD.

Pressed by the require
ments Of an incrcasingsstrade,
we are compelled 10 remove
to a larger store. During the
first week in April we will re-
move to the store now occu.
pied by Blum q Ansom,
Eighth street. which. in space
and convenience, has but few
equals in the city. TO our
many friends who have en-
couraged us by their liberal
patronage we return our sim
cere thanks. and will say TO
them that whatever we possess
of experience and industry
will be devoted to their inter
est. Truth is what the PEG.
pie appreciate, and not decep-
ton. We do not propose to
cut upon leading goods, the in
evitable effect of which is TO
promote extortion upon less
known articles. We propose
to mark everything in plain
figures, and sell at one uni.
form price, treating all alike.
We are determined to do only
"A cash business, and will give
our customers the benefit of
close prices. We respectfully
solicit a share Of the public pa.
tronage in our new quarters.
s..s.a STUART d. GHOLsON.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-26
THE SCIENTIFIC LECTURES OF DIR
TABER

DIR. Il. C.. Taber will commence a ,ciie> Of
lectures at the Atheneum. In this city. on
Saturday and sunday evenings, March -
and 30, on "rhc True Philosophy oil Lite"
continuing them from time 10 time, u cir.
cumstance- will permit, OF which due notice
will be given. The subject for the first lee
ture will he .'GOd. the Creator" That of
the second will be "Thc Languagc'of Things,
or the Science OF Correspondence" This
little-understooj subject /, one Of the most
profound interest at the present time.
amidst the confusion of conflicting ideas. ~
il gives the key by which We can unfold the
language in which the bible was and how IL
| must be interpreted, at the same time throw.
Ing much light on the mythology and history
| Of the past, and the so-called idolatrous rclig
| ion Of the present The subjects of thes,
| lectures will he Of the most attractive inter
| est. in consequence Of the new truths un
folded, many OF them mostly confined e
! physical science. bu, showing the eterna
harmony between science and religion. q:
We'll a, the eminontly practical character Of
all genuine knowledge. They will be pre-.
| pared with great care. to please ~ well in.
struct, avoiding all close scientific technical.
tiles and reference 10 unfamiliar languages.
Tickets to each lecture iiny cents, admitting
gentleman and lady, can be had at Schul's.
lannon's, Rockwcll's, Bristol n Stilwclrs
and at the door. Doors open at y o'clock,
commencing precisely at O'Clock.
3-2D-St.
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SMALL. Sins.

II. r. who win guess whose initials. was
out with some friends-they were lady
friend--and strange to say, they drank
wine. Indeed. they all drank wine, and 10
Use ii. F.'s own language, ''all got glorious
ly drunk" After seein. one OF his lady
friend. safely home. II. y. started for q
round of the town. He felt 30 good-hc
felt '.iu.t like yelling and screaming" and
did SO. He was gobbled by the police, and
taken TO the Hotel de McHale, where he
was permitted to remain until sober enough
to give an account OF himself. His story
was soon told and though the Judge pittied
him and felt sorry, his duty was plain; but
he would make the fine the lowest the law
in such case. would permit. "Two dollar
and the usual fair" was set Oppo'it II. rs
name. The line was paid, and the Young
man LEFT the court, yOwing that TO be the
last time he would ever be- caught in such
a mess"
James Valentine was found on the street
at late hour Of the night IN a drunken
stupor. lie was put away In his little
bed TO sober oil. Yesterday morning he
was before hi, honor on charge Of drunk.
ennes-, plead guilty, aud was "'ent up
/ Tor three days.
/ ThOs. Freeman, the colOred gentleman
/ who run. the Walnut street dance house,
was In court on charge OF assaulting and
striking one Dayi. Jones, also u colored
man. Thomas wa, fined - and costs for
his .pOri, which he paid like little man.
Two butchers, usually very quiet and
peaceable men, had a war OF words, the re.
sult Of which was that one OF them left with
squire shannessy about ten dollars as guar.
autee that he wouldn't do IL anymore.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
Navy Department, !
bureau OF Construction and Repair.
WAsuINEInN Murrn l. ls-l

bureau Of Construction and Rcpair,
WASHINGTON, March L.. 1879.
The navy department will offer tor .ale al
public auction at the United States naval
the 9Th day Of April. \. u. l.,3, at |. o'clock
M. the United states stern-whcel. iron-clad
single-turret vessel "Oceoll," al 49, ton,
measurement; the propeller iron-clad. sin
glc-turret vessels, marietta aud ">an.
dushy," each OF 2sj tons measurement; and
The propeller steamer ''Mignonette,' of 81
ION. measurement.
The vessels and the inventory Of articles
10 he sold with each, can be examined 1T
any time before the day of sale, on spplica.
ton 10 the commandant oi-the station.
Twenty per centum of the whole amount
OF the purchase money in each case must De
deposited at the time OF sale, the balance
within ten days from the date OF coniirma.
ton of sale by the department, and the ye-.
sci or other articles purchased, must be re.
moved from the station within two week.
IRON the date of such confirmation.
III not confirmed the money deposited Will
be returned.
The government reserves the right to
Withdraw TIE vessels, or either Of them.
irOm sale at any time, and to reject any bid
r0ifer which may be considered inadequate.
There will also be offered Tor sale at the
same time and place, and subject to the same
terms and conditions, one old boom, now IN
Use ot the station for the protec tion OF the
vessels, together with such bOats, furniture
and stores, under the cogniZance Of thi. bu-
reall. n do not properly belong 10 the YES.
sells mined, and will be sold separately.
NAVAL STATION, MOUND CITY, March 10.
1873.
The foregoing order from the Navy de.
partment il Published by authority of the
-commandant of station.
FRANCIS I. GILLETT,
a-2O-lf Paymastcr L. ). Navy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-26

The following is li.t Of the patent. j..
sned 10 Illinois inventors. for the week end.
ing March 4, 1873. The list /, furnished this
paper by Cox a Cox, solicitors OF patents,
Washington, ID. C.; hallway ear, II. Buck,
Polo; bolster-spring for vehicles, II. Buck,
Polo; J. dining table, G. l.. Mojisr. Bloom.
ington; adjustable valve To- bored or
driven wells, NJ. I. Chapman. ct al, Au.
rora; saw-set, j.. W. Leslie, Cairo steam
vacuum pump, j. Il. Little, Monmouth
culiiyator, W. WiDeron, Jacksonville
door and gate spring. 8. l.. Bean, ct al.
Galesburg; furnace and steam generator
for heating, etc., Il. Il. llawley, Normal.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-26
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
TRANSACTION OF IMPORTANT
BUSINESS YESTERDAY.

The interest our merchants are taking Ii
the Chamber OF Commerce is proof Of the
fact that they are in earnest. and we predict
that they will not again let 1t 20 by the board
as was once the case. The benefits In dol
lars and cents which it brings them are toe
large TO be lost sight OF, and make 1t mat
| ter OF necessity II enables them 10 know il
ten minutes all the goods that are upon III,
market for the day, and TO pur
| chase and sell in an hour al
amount that would otherwise occupy the
whole day. and Numerous other ways fac.
ilitates the transaction Of business.
The commodious new hall over Cuh',
commission store, on Ohio leyee. has been
secured for the Chamber, and will be plainly
but comfortably furnished II IS large
| enough 10 accommodate the wants OF the
Chamber for many years. The first meeting
was held in the new hall Yesterday forenoon.
March 81. 1s.3.
At the meeting OF the Chamber of Com.
merce yesterday morning. the following
business was transacted:
President ID. lIurd called the members to
order. and after the reading OF the journal.
the consideration of the following resolu.
ton, introduced by ID. +. Parker the day
previous. was taken up:
Resolved, That we. as member OF the
Cairo Chamber of Commerce. are opposed
10 moving the cars of Of Leyee street until
such time ~ there may be some better
way. or place provided for handling the
large quantities OF freight arriving in our
city.
Mr.. Ayers moved the adoption OF the res
olution. Agreed to by a unanimous vote.
Mr.. Ayers also made motion that the see.
rotary be instructe 10 furnish the president
and board OF dire ttors of the Illinois Cen.
trial railroad, copy Of the resolution,
which was also agreed to.
The report of the committee on memo
rial to the Memphis Packet company was
called for, when on motion OF Capt. G.. d..
Williamson, the committee were granted
till Tomorrow morning. After which the
Chamber adjourned.
The following comprises the sales six
cars white corn. in bulk. 800: l car yellow
corn. S. and d.. Ale; ears white corn. :.
and d., 4Sc ; car mixed corn, :. and ID.
i4c; 1000 sacks mixed corn, del. Ale: ! car
hay, timothy. SlG car mixed oats. SAC
l ear bran, Sl4 30; 20 sack, bran. Slj: Ia
bbls flour, NIX, 81 10; 100 bbls meal. e. 10:
IL tbl- early rose potatoes. 81 ~.
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suERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution 10 me directed
by the clerk Of the circuit court Of AleXan-
der county, In the state Of Illinois, in favor
Of Pussy Wickersham for use Of Norris L..
Jones 4 CO., and Ludwig, kundler CO.,
and against Young ID. Garner and Green r.
Garner, have levied upon the following de-
scribcd properly, to-wit; The northeast
quarter OF section seven %, township fifteen
tl5) south, and in range two (?), west Of the
third principal meridian. In the county Of
Alexander and state q Illinois, as the prop.
erty of the said Young ID. Garner, which !
hall offer at public sale at the southwest
door of the courthouse In the city Of Cairo,
in said county, on the 18th day Of April, A.,
ID. 1878, between the hour OF y O'Clock q. N,
and sunset OF said day, Tor cash, TO satisfy
said execution.
ALEX. II. IRWIN,
sheriff OF Alexander county, Illinois.
Cairo, Illinois, March %, 1873.
3.20dltw8t.
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sIIERIFFS SALE.


BY virtue OF an execution to me directed
by the clerk OF the circuit court OF AlcXan-
der county, in the state of Illinois, in favor
of William Chatiield and William Woods,
firm OF Chaiiicld and Woods, and again, !,
William j. Allen and II. Watson Webb, firm
Of Allen and Webb, have levied upon the
following described property, to-wit Lot.
numbered one and two in block numbered
ffty-one, lot thirteen In block numbered
forty-tivc, and block numbered fifteen l5D
in block numbered forty-nine, all in the city
Of Cairo, county OF Alexander and state OF
Illinois, rs the property OF the said William
j. Allen, which shall offer ut public sale
at the southwest door OF the courthouse in
the city Of Cairo, 10 said county and state,
on the 18th day Of April, A. ID. 1873, be.
tween the hour Of nine o'clock, a. M, and
sunset Of said day, for cash, 10 satisfy said
execution. ALIEN. II. IRWIN,
sheriff OF Alexander county, Illinois.
CAIRO, Ills, March %, 1873. 3-2G dit w3t.
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NOTICE

Mes,r.. schicht a ulrch on the corner Of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue. have
established cleaning and dycing establish
ment in which all cleaning and coloring are
done by steam. Silks, yelyet-, woolens. etc.,
Will be cleaned and colorcd to look like new I:
faded and damaged goods will be restored
to their original beauty; plaid goods dyed,
plaid retaining all their color-; Kid gloves.
plumes, etc., cleaned and dyed any colvr.
The ladies and gentlemen OF Cairo are re-
| questcd TO call aud examine specime 5 OF
work. $40 81.
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The following were the guests at the
Delmonico hotel yesterday: S b Post
Dongola, Illinois; Il Geaddy, Pulaski
Illinois; Miss Lille GeAddy, Pulaski, Hi.
nois, Samuel Smith, Carbondale, Illinois
A y Tankingburg, Jacksonport, Arkan'
sas; james Bell and w = Melse., Ullin
Illinois; r d Barnes, Jefferson, Texas
Isaac McNut and wife, Jackson, Tennes
see; Joseph wilven, Leavenworth; 4 {
Smiley, Madison, Indiana; II McKen
ney, Illinois, L w Grail, Newton, Illinois
IS VIM, Evansville, Indiana ! w Bar
bour and Z q Glad, Philadelphia; 4
Hooper, Kansas.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
0BSTACLESTO MARRIAGE

Happy relief for young men from the Of
fleets OF errors and abuses in early lite
Manhood restored. impeachment, to mar
rage removed. New methods OF treatment
New and remark able remedies. Books and
circulars sent free. In sealed envelopes.
Address, Howard Association, No. 9 south
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam insttu.
ton having high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill.
:,-1G lSW 3m.
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FOR POLICE MAGIsTRATE

We are authorized to announce Mr. Jane.
Ryan candidate for the office Of police
magistrate at the ensuing municipal eiec.
tion.
We are authorized TO announce William
}. Pitcher as candidate for the Office OF
police magistrate. at the ensuing municipal
election
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b T. A L + / + L l..

During the proper season for them we shall
keep for sale alarge variety OF pretty, healthy
and desirable house and garden plants aud
roses IN pots, bulbs, shrubs, eyergreens aud
hanging baskets. which We intend to offer at
low prices. that everybody may have flower.
and foliage TO beauty their homes. our
monthly roses will be unsurpassed by any
roses In the city. We shal be receiving
fresh supplies occasionally, and should our
patrons wish anything obtainable OF florist,
We would gladly take their orders and ill
them. Cro any one at u distance seeing this
advertisement and writing their desires, we
ran ship plant, saicly.)
At BRISTOL & STILWELLS,
No. 20 Eighth street. Come and
see the
+ l. O w + RS.
' 3.2o.iw.
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The Crescent City lef, barge here that
win be loaded for tho Future City. She
added barge No 1 containing $1,000 bush
els bulk grain, which was loaded at the
elevator in four hours.
The L, II. Durfoo loaded with iron ore
went up the Ohio without landing here.
Capt. Bib who went TO Hannibal last
week to look for a ferryboat for Green
field has succeeded in finding a suitable
one and will arrive with it ia n few days.
We could not learn the name Of it.
Tho Fearless has four bsrges of iron ore
and one of pig.iron for the Ohio river.
DIfII NOW Arm
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NEW GOODS.

Mr.. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
just opened out a stock Of new and fashion,
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and fifty different styles Of hats and bonnets,
beside a large assortment OF ribbons, flow
ers and notions of all sorts. all OF " hich will
be sold at the lowest prices.
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FOR CITY TREASURER

We are authorizedto announce MIR. James
A. Phillis candidate for the Office Of city
treasurer, at the ensuing municipal election.
We are authorized to announce that Rob'i
A. Cunningham will he a candidate for re-
election 10 the Office of city treasurer. at the
ensuing municipal election,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-26

Mr. c. Il. Woodward Of the Novelty Iron
store, In this city. has contracted with the
Esmes' hub factory for all the hubs they can
manufacture for one year. This /. surely
a"big thing for the hub factory; and is
proof conclusive that Dir. Woodward is do
ing an immense business.
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HOTEL FOR RENT.

The undersigned offers to rent the Iliscy
house. situated near Greenfield landing
Missouri. and at the terminus OF the G. 4 +.
railroad. Favorable terms viii be offered to
a good tenant. For particulars apply TO Is.
=. Field. Field's stable. Cairo, or on the
premises 10 y. Il. GREENFIELD.
90 av,-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR

FOR MAYOR.
We sre authorized TO announce DIR. vii.
liam X. smith as a candidate for mayor at
the ensuing municipal election.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. James
:. swayne As candidate for mayor at the
approaching municipal election.
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Night before last an individual Who has
for the last Two years been in the employ
ment Of a firm OF downtown lumber deal.
srs, "shouldered his worldly ALI and left
Tor parts unknown. Another mans better
half Is said to have accompanied him, and
the twain are now placing the distance he.
tween themselves and the Tilted husband a.
great a. possible
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The cold rain which fell yesterday morn
ing turned to snow in the afternoon. a bus
ierlng wind blew, and the storm would hay @
done credit TO midwinter. Good judges
express the opinion that the peache, re.
ceived the last fatal stroke yesterday.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u. 8. SIC. SER, OBSERVERS OFFICE. !
CAIRO, March %, 1873, loll pm.
barometer ~ aud rising.
Thermometer % degrees.
Wind northwest, velocity "a mil:s pei
hour.
Weather, cloudy.
Maximum temperature last 81 hours. a,
loll p. m.,..5j degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours. 1T
l0i1 p. m, q degrees.
Prevailing wind last 81 hours, northwest.
Total number Of miles wind travelled, last
"a hours, so.
DAVID ". uiRNETT. oh server.
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wM. r. SCOTT.
FOR SAI,I.

Jsy eieop, lot "a, block a.. 1st addition, on
TweDty.first street. a ae,c c0tidge resii.acs
in splendid condition; hall and three rooms
and kitchen. good ci-tern, stables and out
houses. Apply TO J, q. HARMON & Co.,
Real Estate Agents.
March 70. 1873. 3-aO-2w
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Shannon, Shawnee,own
Il. L. DeRussy, Mound CITY
'' Messenger, ST. Louis
Belle Vernon, Memphis
Crescent City, st. Louis
4. II. Durfee,
Fearless,
Jim Fisk, Jr., Paducah
DEPARTED.
Steamer shannon, New Orleans
Il. 4. DeRussy, ohio river
Messenger, Pittsburg
Belle Vernon, Nashville
Crescent City, New Orleans
i. II. Durfee, Pi..sburg
Fearless,
Jim Fisk, Jr., Paducsh
CONDITION OF TUE RIVERS.
The Ohio is still rising steadily at this
point There is every prospect for big
water at Pittsburg and below there. The
Mississippi continues on the decline with
plenty Of water in the channel, The Ar
kansas river continues falling at a regular
rate, and very little navigation is being
done on it.
Special dispatches to Tue BULLETIN
report the condition Of the rivers at yari.
Gus places.
BUSINESS And WEATHER.
There was not much business done on
the landings yesterday owing to the bad
weather. The wharfbosts are pretty clear
OF New Orleans freight.
If yesterday was Il specimen of the
spring that is now on its way we can do
very well without any spring this year
II rained, showed, blow ed and was cold as
Greenland all day.
DRIFTwOoD.
The Belle Vernon broke her doctor Al
island 40, and lost ono night repairing
it.
The Shannon loaded ut Shavneeto avn
with all she wanted, and went by here
and did not land.
Tho Messenger hsd 100 tons ore, and 800
! sacks Of grain for the Ohio river.
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a man by the name Of johnson, who has
been In the employ OF the EichhoG furniture
factory for several weeks past, was arrested
Yesterday for stealing quantity Of clothing
rom boarder at the Coneordia house. on
Eighteenth street. He was tried before
Judge Bros, who bound him over in the
sum Of 500 10 await the action Of the grand
Jury. Failing TO procure bait. he wa, sent
10 the county jail.
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MECHANICAL tinkering cannot arrest
the decomposition Of the teeth. Nothing
will do this but that pure dsnfec,snt and
preservstive which, under the name Of
Sozodont, has become . staple of the toilet
throughout the world. 3-2id&wiw.
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FOR ALDERMEN.

We are authorized TO announce the name
Of Chas. o. Patier as a candidate for alder.
man from the Fourth - ward. at the ensu.
ing municipal election.
by authority we announce that NJ. j. Me.
Gauley will he u candidate for alderman
from the Fourth ward at the approaching
election.
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Ask your grocer for Dooley's yeast
powder. the best baking powder for pre-
paring biscuits, .rolls, bread, griddls cakes,
watlles, etc. Depot, GO New street, New
York. At retail by all grccers.
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