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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-14
THE POWER OF MUSIC
A STRANGE SCENE ON WASH
INGTON AVENUE,
TIE ARkANSAW TRAVELLER
AS A DANCING TUNE.

When we first read Browning's "pisd
Piper We were charmed by what we con.
sidered the e1AggerstioDs Of the poet who
made the music Of the pipe accomplish
such wonderful results, and, until ysstsr-
day, we disbelievsd the story that Or.
pheus with his harp had made stones give
sgns 81 life. But We have been con-
WINGED that music is all powerful.
Yesterday afternoon about o o'clock .
man OF strange appearance walked into
Carries livery stable. Without saying .
word to the proprietor, taking UP . violin
be found lying on bench in the Office, he
drew the bow across the strings two or
three times, striking suddenly into the
tune Of the Arkansas Traveller" which
he played in an astonishing manner. Mr.
earle looked ut the stranger a moment
after the tune began, (alow Ut arst) with
peculiar stare, and then rose to his feet,
and without smile upon his features be-
gan ~ dance. In n moment after, DR..
Casey, from Mound City, on his way to
the TnK BULLETIN Office, at
tempted 10 P.ss by tho livery stable
door, but, hearing the music, stopped
looked in At the player playing and Car
dancing, and then, with all the svlsrn init !
Of an undertaken, began to daacs. A
moment after Judge Bros And Aessrs
Lynch. Gossmsn and Yocun, walking
from the courthouse TO Barclays drul
store to get = glass Of Saratoga water
came within SQUAD Of the tune, and q
once began to keep time a. It with theli
eight good feet, 1t was observed BY oil
that Clerk Yoclm sxcsllsd In the art o
toe twirling, giving even Judge Bros one
going il slona and making four. Present
ly Capt. Richard Fitzgerald, Squire Sum
merwell, Col. S,ockhsth, Mr.. Jas. John
son, Mayor Wood, Lawyer Wheeler
Judge Baker, Editor Harrell, and at lsas
. dozen other gentlemen, including sever
d preachers, attempting to pass the stable
hearing the tune, Immediately ioine,
! AZ tHe 01Ucc which hIi seeIu00 ~ enjoy
Chief of Police McHsle, Sergeant Cain
and Policemen LaHue, Martin and Meh
ner, seeing the strange spectacle from
distance and believing y riot Va
in progress, rushed among th
crowd of dancers to qusll It, but the me
ment they came within the sound of tn
tune they also all fell to dancing a. if the
were beating tan bark with their heels.
Suddenly the wonderful musician stop
ped the tune, when all the dancers stopps.
dancing and each walked OIL as IL nothin
had happened out of the ordinary way.
We do not AJAX 10 be believed, but "
can prove all we have said by Capt. Ssr
iusky, who was engaged in the dance, an
called the figures; and by Mr.. Shorel
who WAS also spectator and participates
in the weird scene.
When Garlic recovered his composur
the musician had vanquished, and has nc
been seen since. He was not Ole Bull
but who the devil was he !? That's th
question, and we have asked it At til
particular request of DIR. Casey, who
anxious to engage his services for Cap
Ham bleton's benefit.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
som ETHING ABOUT SEVERAL
PERSONS AND A NUM-
Der OF THINGS.

Wa had the pleasure of meeting several
Mound City gentlemen yesterday. IL is
scarcely necessary to say we met them in
saloon. They were not drinking when
we saw them. They know We have an
aversion to liquor, and don't drink when
We are near.
While we were talking to DR.. Casey
and Mr.. Garter, two OF our Mound City
friends, Mr.. John Poor, the gentleman
who foolishly wandered away to Denver,
but who has returned 10 Cairo even - the
Prodigal Son returned 10 his fathers
houss-nsw ideal grasped US by the
hand, took us aside and Whispered in our
ear
"Oh, l am back at Cairo,
And don't care . damn;
IfIgo back 10 Denver
The devil 10 . ram.
"Denyers . great city,
But 10 not the place for me,
For am not adapted
To Arnolds col-o-nss.'
We have NO doubt the poor man
would have continued to pour his rhyth-
mical lamentations into our ear for An
hour, if Pat Fitzgerald had not called
us aside to say he had . good joke on The
shooting club. "You mustnt lot any Of
the boys know that told you" said b.
"bu, it 10 a fact that Bob Smyth, Charley
Thrupp, Henry Lattnsr, and Capt. Falls
had 20 birds between them on Friday,
birds apiece, and the shooting resulted In
Thrupp getting 2 down, FALLS Q down
Smith I down, and Lsttnsf none down
They don't want il published, but jus'
put i. in anyway, but don't tell either Q
them told YOU" We promised, and ~
determined to keep our word.
Jupsx BAKER granted the injunction
against Major Lee at midnights gloom.
hour. Mulksy, and Wheeler insist h
ought not TO have done it, while Cree
and Gilbert are sure he should have don
nothing else under the circumstances
The Major and Col. Wood were about :
carry of the road in their pockets An
they had to DO restrained. Mulkey an
Whaslcr mada Il motion 70 9uas
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the Injunction and told the Judge on Fri
day why be ought to do go, but Green and
Gilbert told him he ought not to quash it.
He has been incubating the matter since
Friday, but up to late hour las. night
had not Matched out an opinion.
Speaking of Wheeler reminds US Of tho
fact that he has become a granger. We
knew he would come to IL. He always
doss. Wsg little faster than he, and
change with more suddenness If no, more
frequently, but he is sure AS shooting.
A ftsr we advanced from the Republican
position OF our youthful days, when our
sympsthies went out to the poor Old
slave, our friend Wheeler advanced 10
to the party Of freedom, and Their at last
joined US IN the great Democratic party,
We we're strong ia the faith, but NJ was
reasonable. At last We began to weaken
and became Chase man, but he had Le-
come al ultra "Dlmicrat' and stood shout
der to shoulder with Mulkey, and Green
and Allen, thet Headers of the unterrihed.
Finally we became Liberal and Wheeler
modified into new departure man. TAX.
ing another step down, We became an anti
Democrat and Wheeler became despon.
dent Democrat, and "desponden, is next
door ~ "Ant.' Going still farther into
the Slough Of Despond We became gran
ger, and Wheeler an anti Democrat. And
now he Is also n granger. AT the last
meeting Of our grange, over which the
farmer, Mr. Dyas T. Parker, presided, we
aided in Wheeler's initiation, and en-
braced him. In token of our renewed
political friendship we both wear timothy
seed in our hair, and cat straw like the OK
We have consulted with Mr.. Wheeler arc
are willing TO clasp Green, Allen anC
Mulkey in the granger embrace.
Speaking of grangers reminds US thu
Mr.. Davis Of the Sun has a cs'bunclo OF
his head. We don't know why granger
should remind US Of csrbuncles, but the,
do. AS we remarked, Davis has tw
CO, tu.,ios on hi- haaa. md III
three are all on the left side
Four of them are very painful, but tn
other six do not give him any trouble
DIR. Dunning says they are al! carbuncle
but DIR. Casey pronounces them mump:
We believe both the doctors are mistaken
and have no doubt the eruptions on on
friends head have been occssioned by Al
effort Of his brains to escape. He has to
many brains and they are crowding csc
other out
Speaking Of brains reminds us that W
Caro- boys cant play base ball, becaus
probably brains and base ball don't 90 tc
gethsr. For tie same reason the Noun
City boys ran play base ball. And, be
sides, they have nothing elsc to do. Tier
10 no business being done IN Mound Cit,
and the boys must either play ball or slee]
No wonder Mound City beats Cairo &
ball.
Speaking of brains also reminds us thi
Rev. Mr.. Thompson will preach to-day o
The Existence of God, and probably r
ply to Iugersols Grafton on "The Gods
in which it is claimed that there is DO Go
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gan to bleed like stuck sow
and scream like the steam
whistle Of the steamer Illinois. A large
crowd was attracted, the policemen whis-
tied, boys shouted and oil that
part of city was soon in q
commo,ion. Martin and Cain ar
rested the sorrow wing and bleeding maiden,
and aftor DR.. Wardnsr dressed her arm,
lodged her in Jail, where she moufnsd for
her dear departed all last night. The
sorrows Of the demi monde are ss violent
as they are noisy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FoR GAS and steam fitting 20 to Rem
MES Vulcan iron works, Commercial
avenue, foot of Ninth street. s-l0-f
Phil. II. Ssup receives ripe, luscio u
grapes every morning, fresh from the
vineyard lie offers them for sale at
wholesale or retail, lO2 Commercial
avenue. ASH
WILL sell my entire stock Of wall pa
per a. COST after to-day. Two Of the
best paper hangers in the city At the store.
Try me. No. 2 Seventh street.
II. ABLE.
WASTED-A good steady woman as
cook at Browne hs&e,, .oiner SeVehth
street and Washington avenue. Apply At
| once. WIN. BROWN, rrop
! 81
Nix. WM. EHLERs is anxious TO inform
his friends and acquaintance, and custom
ers generally, that he does his o'en fitting
in CATERS, fine boots and shoes. In fact
all his work is done in his own shop
9-lO-tf
DR.. w. X. Smith has removed bis of
fee to the second story Of Louis Herberts
new brick building on Eighth street, be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nues, where he has more comfortable and
com modious quarters. s-iO-f
p. Fitzgerald at his rooms, CO aer
Fourteenth street and Commercial We
nue., offers for sale Guinness Porter y
Bass sles and pure Hennessy brandy,
and the genuine Asgosture bit.oT' all
arst-class cholera cures. Try . m
I'll 81
REMovKD-Miss A. and NJ. Colby
have removed their dress-msking estab-
! lishment from Buders block to Seventh
street near Commercial avenue, whore
they will continue the business, and res
pec,fully ask of the ladies Of Cairo con-
tinuancs of their hitherto liberal patron
age. 9-9-6t
JUST received at Ehler's, Twentieth
street, between Washington avenue anc
Poplar street, the finest French calf, pat
emit leather aud Moroccos for gentlemen'i
wear. A perfect fit and satisfaction as
sured. Any persons in need Of boots and
shoes should cal on Ehlers, examine his
stock of feathers and leave their order.
II
DR.. Lavarty, homeopathic pAysi
clan, late of Shswueetown, has loca' ed IL
this city and intends making it his homs
The doctor comes to Cairo we'll recon-
msnded and refers to the officers OF tn
First National bank Of Shawneetown, y
whom he is we'll known, having practices
, his profession among them for years. h
solicits fair share Of the patronage c
our citizens. 7-2o-tf
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THs Independent Grays will post
pone the their meeting appointed for next
Tuesday night, until Wednesday, on nc.
count OF the ball play at Mound City on
Tuesday
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THE CLAIMS OF THE BELLIG.
ERENTS.
THE ms AND THE OUTS.

the city concerning tho causes Ut the diiii-
Guilty now in progress in the c. " V. X.
E. company and the object Of Gen. Burn
side in making al issue with Gen. Wins
low. We have been unable to learn facts
which have led US 10 u conclusion on the
merits Of the controversy, although we
have heard both sides Of the question dis
cussod by the principle contestants.
THE wISsLow SIDE.
We understand the Winslow mon to
claim that when Gen. Burnside broke
down in his attempts to build the road,
Winslow and Wilson being interested
largely in the Southeastern railroad COM
pany and believing the q. and V. road
might be made valuable connection Of
the Southeastern, agreed with the &. and
V. company to build its road for stipu-
lated consideration-cash the county, city
and private subscriptions, and y certain
amount Of the stock Of the company; that
the company owes them, according to its
own showing, over 100000 cash and
ell the stock promised that, in
fact, the company owes them
over eco, 900 and the stock that the COM
pany being unable 10 pay the amount due,
by Gen. Burnside, its president, made a
contract with Gen Winslow to allow Gen.
Winslow to manage and control the road
until the Winslow and Wilson claim
should be satisfied; that, in pursuance
| Of this contract, Gen. Winslow was ap-
pointed general manager and allowed 10
| appoint the superintendent, freight and
passenger agent, auditor, cashier, etc;
that, to accommodate Gen. Burnside, his
brother was appointed ticket agent at
this city; that the general:
brother became insnbordinate and
quarrelled with Msj Lee; that
Major Lee discharged him, but reinststed
him at Gen. Burnside's request; that the
insu bordination continued that the ques
ton became; "Will Superintendent Lee
discharge Ticket Agent Burnside, or will
Ticket Agent burnside discharge Super
intsndent Lss;r thst Gen. Burnside sym
pathized whh his brether,and being ana,
ious TO break with Gen. Winslow so thai
hs might have On excuse for sacrificing
Winslow and Wilson's interes. in favor
Of the bondholders with whom he is H.
tersstsd, but who were restrained by nj
Injunction from Interfering with thu
management OF the ROAD, no seized thu
Misunderstanding between Lee and hi'
brother NJ = pretext and relieved Gen
Winslow in the face Of the agreement en-
tered into between the company anC
Winslowi that Le then relieved Mapr Lee
placing his private SECRETARY, man on
tirsly ignorant of railroad business in hi
place, and also relieved Col Wood. plac
ing his brother, also an incompetent man
, in his place; that all this has been done
partly to crafty the hatred of Gen, Burn
sides brother for Major Lee, but reall
for the purpose Of helping the bondhold
srs to jump through tho Injunction
the United States district court, and sc
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MU ST BE SULD

IN THE NEXT TEN DAYS: Our entire
summer stock Of boots, shoes, CATERS, etc.
AN IMMENSE sTooK-tho largest ever or
fered in this market. We must make
room for our winter stock, and, therefore
offer our stock of LADIES', MISSES and
oHILpRES's SHOES, etc, at u great sacri'
flee. Now is the time for bargains. W.
WANT room and WILL sell our goods nj
cost and less than cost. REMEMBER THU
PLACE, Commercial avenue,
l3-9.tf ELLIOTT Il HBYTHoKS.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CAIRO Il ST.. LouIsl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
CAlRo, III. September 9th, 1873. }
A meeting of the directors Of this com.
will be held on Tuesday, the 10th inst, ut
IL o'clock an, Ut the station house on
the depot grounds Of said company in tho
city of Fast st. Louis, Ills.
S. STATS TAYLOR,
dtd President.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
SHIP

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
SHIP.
Tho co-partnership heretofore existing
between g. +. Blake and b. +. Parker,
un der the firm name Of Parker " Blake,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
d. +. Parker will continue the paint, glass
and wall paper business At the old stand
and will settle al Affairs of the said firm
Is. +. PARKER.
Is. +. BLAME.
B, +. Blake will conduct the gas and
steam fitting establishment next door to
the old stand. .... l2-9'H'
Sun please copy. ..... H,
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For COrNTY TkEAsI-KEK.

EDITOR Oh The BuLLErIS--Y Gu will
please announce my name &c the people 5
candidate for county treasurer, at the en-
suing November election. Intending and
desiring to serve the people, / hope to be
elected by tue people.
--20td WILLIAM MARTIN.
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ATTENTION, NEMOS.

There will be a special meeting OF tho
club in the club room of The BULLETIN
Office, on Monday, September IT, at 1880
pm. Roll call at 8 clock.
Business OF Importance will be brought
before the club, and it is hoped all will bs
present.
Per order Of the president,
1t H. ST. 4. AUSTIN, Secretary.
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SIDEWALK TAXES.

The general lists of delinquent sidewalk
taxes having boon placed in my hands,
tax payers are notified that if the taxes
arc paid by the ist proximo they may b
paid in city scrip, otherwise they must DO
paid in cash together with the costs.
81. ALEN, ii. IRWIN,
I'D Countv Collector
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ATTENTION, SlR.KNIGHTSl I,

ATTENTION, SlR.KNIGHTS,,
A regular conclave of the Cairo Com
mandery No 10, X. T., will be held at the
asylum on Monday evening, Septem Der
10Th, A. d., 1873, A. o., 1855. A full at
tendance is desired. Sir Knights will APP.
pear in fatigue dress, Sojourning Sir
Knights are courteously invited to at
tend. JAMES A. PULLS, Recorder.
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For GAS fittings, pipe, etc, 20 to Rem.
MES Vulcan iron works, Commercial
syenue, foot Of Ninth street 9.lO-u
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THE attention of merchant. and Others
is directed TO the card Of w tn Il. Walker
* Co, commission merchants Of Mobile,
Alsbama. The Arm is well-known and
AIRY bushes entrusted to them will receive
prompt attention.
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The barber shop is ON tho corae1 OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George Stienhouse with his N
tlemenly assistants can be found II ny
hour Of the day or night, ready to soothe
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham
poo. Itisa hrst-class shop, and you are
sure of receiving hrst-cisss treatment
Ladies and Oh ldrens hair cut or curled
after the moot approved styles. s-i5-tf
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We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
T. DAWSON ~ u candidate for the Office
Of county clerk, at the ensuing November
election, subject to the decision OF the
voters of Alexander county,
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NOTICE.

Ills. q. H.. X. Co, AaT's. OFFICE,
OAIRo, Sept. ii, 1873.
To persons wishing to attend the ILL
nnis State Fair to be held ct Peoria, from
September 18th to September 30th, we
will sell excursion tickets to FL Paso and
return at $ll 40. ...s
Sale oftickets will commence Septemb er
l4th and DO continued to September 10Th.
Tickets good to return until September
23d inclusive.
We will issue tickets to parties going
with stock or articles for exhibition (but
to no other on and after September 18th,
l37--5t JAMES JOHNSON, Agent.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY CLERK

We are authorized to announce that
JACOB q. LYNcH will be n candidate for
County Clerk.
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Mr.. T.. u. NATBUs leaves to-day Tor
Chicago, to be gone T. couple Of weeks.
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WASrED.-A girl to do housework and
washing and to assist with the ironing.
Wages twelve dollars month. AppiY 10
the BULLETIN office. It
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LosT.--A shirt stud with a garnet set
on Thurday last also n knocking bird
which escaped from its cage at my resi-
dence on Walnut street. The finder of
either of the above will be literally re-
wsrded by leaving them al the confee.ion-
cry Of Ssup x Clsrksou.
9-l2-tf Pun. II. SAUp.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT,

URsERyRR's OrFICk, CAIRO, Ills,
September 10, 10ll pm, 1873.
Barometer, 30.l6 degrees.
Thermometer, 81 degrees.
Wind north. Velocity miles per
hour.
Weather clear.
Maximum Temperature for last "a houf',
"a degrees:
Minimum temperature tor the last2i hours
o. degrees.
Prevailing wind tor last "A hours, north.
Total number OF miles Travelled by WIND
during last - hours ~.
fDWI'' HARLhhD,
Observer Signai service, L : \.
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John Y. Harman. Chas. 1bTupp
JOHNQ. HARTMAN i CO.,
REAL ESTA'IEl
HOUSE A9 EN- IT'S
COLLECTIONS
CONVEYANCEkS,
NOTARIES PUBIC

And Land Agents of the Illinois Central
aud Burlington and Missouri Railroad com
psnies.
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Mr.. JACOB q. LYNCH is announced rs
. candidate for county clerk, and will, in
all probability, be elected. He is, Us is
wsll-known by everybody in the county,
the present incum bent, and is in every
respec. an excellent officer Indeed we
believe we may say without contradic-
tion that no county In the state can boast q
more competent officer, or one more At
tentive to the duties of his Office. During
the entire period of his service of clerk
he hasnot failed to be present at every
term of the county court--special Is well
as regular terms, and no citizen who hal
had business in his office has ever COM
planned that he was not courteously treated
by both Lynch and his deputies. The
people will not regret their sction il they
re-elect him.
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II o.. persmbulations on yesterday We
noticed the improvement. being made by
LOUIS Herbert, on the corner OF Leyee
street and Washington avenue. He is
having frame building raised and nm al.
dition put thereto which will make it one
of the most eligible places Of business in
that portion of the city. Vive ! Herbert
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Il may be that A. J. Garlic is not the
best looking man in Cairo. We never
claimed that be WAS handsome or comely
Of form. Blu, the fact that he is
andsoms and comey has nothing to do
with the fact that he knows how to keep
livery stable" He can turn on. on short
notice tho best looking rigs in the
city, and a. prices ~ low as the lowest.
In shoE: Carlos is the place to get horse
or horse and buggy, or, two horses and
buggy, il desired. Ho has horses tina.
won t--csn't be made to scare or run
away. Examine his goods"
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Major Loo is not probably 90 happy ~
big sun flower, but no don't appear to DO
much disturbed by the condition of affairs.
lie is watching and waiting until Winslow
gets ready to move upon the enemy's
works
Col. Wood has cast his fortunes into the
scale with Major Leo, and will sink or
swim with him. lie is pausing, and ex-
poets to have the pleasure of seeing HIS
sids yet prevail.
THE LAW MOVEMENTS.
Tho lawyers arc preparing for the bat
tie, and we must be patient until they
unmask their batteries.
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JosEPH THILE, brother of William
Thile, well-known citizen of Cairo, was
drowned Friday night about halt-past
seven. He was just entering upon his du-
ties ne night watch nan of the salt barges
located in the bend o. the river. He
leave. . family in rather destitute circum-
stances, They bsing a!mo'. entirely de-
pendent upon him Tor support.
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SFETE.gL .7-DTfTES.
To SkHEfirS.

The almost daily receipt of voluntary te<ti-
monisls from every part Of the country, from
Physicians, Clergymen, old and young, male
and female, is sufficient to convince the most
skeptical that DR.. TUFTS Expectorant is the
most valuable Lung B.lsam Of the age; many
wonderful cures have been performed by 1t, rs
may be seen by hundreds of certificates in the
hands of the proprietor. Try it, and you will
doubt no longer.
Balm bridge, Ga, Sept. n, 1860:
Mr.. L. H. NJ. McTyre: Dear Friend, En-
closed please find p. 0. order for five dollars,
and shall have to apologize to you Tor not
writing to III before. l have been quite sick,
and very busy wien well, therefore neglected it.
You will please send me per Express two more
bottles Of TUFTS Expectorant. 1t is certainly y
splendid thing for a cough; it has cured me Ell
fect,lslIy of my cough, ard also several others
to whom gave it.
With thousand thanks for the medicine you
+. G. ScoTT
DR.. TUFTS Hair IsSc il easily applied.
jan 20-eolw