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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA April IT, 1874
Exchange easier; the United States, 90 days,
rency. los LOG cent premium; short sight do, lS
lo9 premium 90 days gold, lS2 l55 premium short
sight d. l3e l37 premium London, l6O 1853 pre-
MUM Paris. 80 1872 premium.
Notwithstanding at Havana tor the United States,
box of sugar. 75c. size hid. Of sugar, 81
s. M loading al ports on the North coast tor the United
States, per hhd. OF sugar. 81 5Oa$5
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoSpoS. April l7--Even.
ing.-Sprits turpenne opened at 3ls. I'd. 32s. ana
closed at Us per cwt. Common rosin Is per cwt Lin
seed Oil, Els 6s. a ELS 9s. per ton
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.--LivFRPOoL, April IL
Evening.-spirits turpentne, 32s. Cd. 3as per cwt
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GOO OOO wANTED-ON FIRST CLASS CITY
DLO.UUU Property worth $685. coo; bondsmen first
class Principals only address j. A., box 54 Herald
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A N ACTIVE OR SILENT PARTNER WANTED-WITH
IA $1,000. in an sab ishcd manufacturing business,
which be extended indefinitely and VIII bear strict
examination; good staple and sold for CASH now largely
importcd bast references given Address JAMES, box
III Herald office.
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The imports OF foreign dry goods at this port for
the week ending to-day were 81, TBS, 635, and the
amount marketed $1,e63,29 The imports for the
corresponding period OF last year were s3,30o999,
and for 1872 s3,065, III. In this department we
may confidently look for decline OF business. The
people are learning lessons OF economy. The mer-
chants complain or dulness or demand and inability
TO dispose OF goods, and at the present moment
our largest dealers are moving with the utmost
caution IN adapting their business to the CONNER
clal changes which loom up in the not distant
future.
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RARE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, A PARTY
retiring partner, in old established reIaI
business in city of 75o00 population, the Hudson;
who would take charge of the books and finances
preferred. Address PARTNER box 224 Herald Office.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR Sl,lO0 CAsH.-A
n Gaivanizing Establishment, pot with plenty OF
work everything complete, with shanty Address J. b.,
Post office. GreenpOint, L. L
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at my Office
until o'clock, y. m. of saturday, the second
day of January, A ID. ls75, for furnishing the
materials, or doing the work, or both, for the
construction ola new sidewalk ON the south
. side of Thrisenth street, between Washington
avenue and nlnut street, and for the recon-
stiuction of the following described sidewalks.
to-wit.
ON the westerly side of C!9pnYYiT"s.ttr, ee,s and
1s'nn hortherty side Of Seventeenth steeet, be-
tween Commercial avenue and Poplar street
structed OF wood.
Scaled proposals as above will also he re-
ceived for furnishing the material or doing the
work, or both, for the construction Of a brick
sidewalk on the westerly side of Commercial
avenue, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. said proposals shall be- directed TO the
City Council of the City of Cairo, and will lie
opened AT u meeting Of said Council, TO he held
on said second day of January, A. u. ls15. All
proposals shall lie made in accordance with the
provisions, requirements and specifications of
ORDINANCE. No. ii, approved November 18TH A
ID, 1874, which ordinance Is now on file In my
office, subject Ia examination at any time The
City Council reserves the right TO reject any and
all proposals. WILL X HAWKINS
Cairo Ills. Dec. 18th, ls7i. Civ Clerk.
SLIP O-lOt.
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NOTICE

10 hereby given that default having been made
Tor niorc than sixty days In the payment of a
portion Of the amount secured Ia lie paid by A
certain Mortgage executed by Michael SCOTT 10
samuel staats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, Trus-
Tees oi The GIRO city Property. dated October
I'm 1854, recorded In the RecOrl.r's Onlce, In
and for Alexander county, in the State of I'LL
nois, in book M of deeds, page 1871 etc, We
the undersigned, said Trustees, will on Satrir
day the 9th day ofJanuary, next, A ID lss5, AT
10 clock IN the forenoon Of that day, under and
by virtue of the power of sale contained In said
Mortgage, sell nj Public Auction, To The high
est bidder, for cash, At the Office building of
SAID Trustees, corner of Washington Avenue and
Eighteenth street, In said City of Cairo, In Alex
ander county and state of Illinois, nll the ripht
title and interest of said Michael SCOTT or hisas
signs, IN and 10 lots numbered (fyel and a
!sirl IN block numbered ~ (ninety-tw0) In the
tlrst Addition To- said city Of Cairo, according
20 the recoded plat thereof with the appurten
ances, 10 satisfy the purpose, and condition of
said Mortgage ) STATS TAILOR
EDWIN PARSONS
Trustees of the Cairo City Prop.rty
Dated, Cairo, Ill December llth, Is7I.
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NOTICE

IL hereby given that default having been made
for more than sixty days in the payment of a
portion of the amount secured 10 be paid by "A
n certain Mortgage executed by Henry bunker
TO Samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons,
Trustees of the Cairo City Property dated
August 9th, las, recorded in the Recorders
Office, In and for Alexander county, in the
State OF Illinois, In book ''P'' OF deeds, mage
ll9 We, the undenigned said Trustees,
viii on saturday, the 9th day Of January next
a. ID. 1875, NJ 10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of Thai
day, under and BY virtue of the power OF sale
contained In said Mortgage sell, al Public Auc-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, at the Of
hce building OF said Trustees, corner OF WASH
ington Avenue and Eighteenth street. in said
CITY of Cairo, In Alexander county and state OF
Illinois, all the right, title and interest of said
Henry bunker or his assigns, in and To lots
numbered u tseyeateen) and Is (eighteen) In
block numbered u twenty -one) In the Fourth
addition to sail city Of Cairo, according to the
recorded plat thereof with the appurtenaices 10
satisfy thepurposes and condition OF said Mort.
gnse y. sTAATsTAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees of the Cairo City Property
Dated Cairo, Ill, December 18th, ls7i.
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NOTICE

y hereby given that default having been made
FOR more than sixty days in the
payment OF portion OF the amount
secured 20 be paid By certain Mortgage
executed by William Fitzpatrick to samuel
staats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, Trustees N,
he Cairo I ~ Property, dated February I'M
ls5, recorded In the Recorders Once, In and
ior Alexander county, In thu state OF IlIinois
IN Book up, Of deeds PAGE B, We, the under.
signed, said Trustees, will. on Saturday The
YIN DAY or January next, A. ID ls7S, nj Ia
o'clock IN lhe forenoon of that day, under and
ny virtue OF the power OF salt contained In said
Mortgage, sell, at Public Auction, Ia The hjvb,
est bidder for cash, at the oillce building az
.ali Trustees, corner Of Washington Avenue and
Eighteenth str-st, In said City OF Cairo i'm Al.
enander county and State OF Illinois, Mi the
right, title and interest Of said William ri,,o
patrick or his assigns, In aud 10 lot numbere :
lhye), In block numbered (one) In The Second
Addition TO said city Of Cairo, according to ~
recorded plat thereof, with the appurtrn,ncs "'
g satisfy the purposes and condition Of ssid
Mortgage. : STATS taxi IN S''u
EDWIN PARsONs'
Trustees of the Cairo Civ pro,n,,
Dated Cairo, Ill December lith IsIt ~
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KING DAVID, that Is Kalakau Of the
Sandwich Islands, is the son of a
Massachusetts man, whose native
place was Barnstable. The Mas
sachusetts man was shipwrecked
OF the Sandwich Islands, rescued by the
Islanders, fallen In love with Wy me
daughter ofthe King and married to her by
the command of her royal father, who
gave him the alternative between marriage
and decapitation. King David, his son,
will visit his ancestral town before he
leaves the United States for his own
home.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-22

The Republican senate caucus has
determined to introduoo into congress a
bill providing for return to specie pay
ments on January 1879; for free banking
and for the retiring Of greenbacks to the
extent Of eighty per cent of the amount
Of the new national bank notes issued, and
also requires forty-six millions of frac-
tional currency to be gradually with
drawn, and silver coin in dimensions of
from five to fifty cents issued in its place.
The secretary Of the treasury is author
lied TO use surplus coin in the treasury on
and after the day fixed for resumption to
redeem legal tenders, and If necessary to
sell bonds for the same purpose if the
amount Of specie Is not sufficient.
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CONGRATULATIONS letters have passed
between Rev. Henry Ward Beecher and
Miss Edna Dean Proctor. "Of all men,"
says Mr.. Beechcr in his letter, surely l
have a right TO congratulate you on hay-
ing effected the disposition made by the
referees report Of the miserable and
shameless ISLANDERS cast upon you. |
have been the innocent cause of great
sorrow to you. Such wanton aspersion
would I've intolerablc upon a man, but
upon woman, 80 little able to defend
herself, so sensitive even to
every shadow of dishonor, such
ISLANDERS are atrocious crimes. But
now that you have been indicated am
content not to have had quite my own
way; for was at first hurt not little
that the case was adjusted without Civ
ing me opportunity publicly and under
oath TO deny the shameful allcgati ons
made and 10 brand the stories as mallg-
nant fhlsehoods in their relation to you
and in their relation to me-"
In reply Miss Proctor says: IL should
have been glad ifyou could have had OPP
portunity to deny publicly under oath
this atrocious story. At the same time
attached little importance to such denial,
for 1t has always seemed to me that the alb
surdty and impossibiliy of your ever
having uttered a syllable of this SANDER
must be apparent to all the world, as it is
to myself; and now that the lie has been
retracted In open court by those who
proclaimed it, with the adherence and
scorn il merits, dismiss IL forever"
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TOW-BOat For Sale

ME Subscriber Offers for sale the Steam
1 Towing sters,Wheel Boat, Ike Hsmmitt,
furniture Ms she now lies at Cairo, Ills
Her length Is ls2 feet, her breadth "a feet, her
iepth feet and measures 276 tons. She has
boilers - feet long and 30 inches diameter, 2high
pressure engines with cylinders l7x inches In
iiameter and feet stokej . tsed pumps ~ in
chts In diameter and II inches stroke and all
modern Improvements and 10 In every respect
siapnch, .e" worthy and in good conditions for
49,, 40, \, b. TALON
CAiho, us, November 8. 1874 46-l .Ss-H.
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and Psducah will get 1t. The Shawnee
town Gazette of the 18th inst,
also sends up wall of regret
that Shawneetown, once hopelessly des-
titute OF railroads, but now in the enjoy
ment of superior facilities of this kind,
daily witnesses the produce that should
find its way to her markets, coming to
Cairo instead. We are sorry for our
ncighbors of Paducah aud Shawneetown,
but we cannot offer consolation for the
past nor hope for the future. They must
cultivate resignation, and be contcn, 20
enjoy the reflected glori.s Of caro-
the metropolis 81 southern Illinois.
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The travelling public will rise up and
call Herr Julius Plintsch, Of Berlin,
blessed. He has invented or discovered
method of lighting railway cars by
"oil gas" which will make 'the railway
cars of the future as light as drawing
room,' and which will cost the compa-
MES less money than they now spend on
the feeble Nominations called lamps and
which only serves to make apparent the
dismalness Of a railway car at night.
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NOTICE


Il hereby given that default having been made
for more than sixty days In the payment of a
portion OF the amount secured 10 lie paid by a
certain Mortgage executed by Vim. Cassin To
Samuel Stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons, Tr,ls-
tees OF the Cairo City Property, dated May 18th,
1888, recorded in the Recorders office, IN and
Tor Alexander county, In the State of Illinois, in
Book 'P'' Of deeds, page 100, We, the under
signed, said Trustees, will, on saturday, the
9th day OF January next, A. u. 1873, at 10
o'clock In the forenoon of that day, under and by
virtue OF the power OF sale contained in said
Mortgage, sell, at public auction, To the highest
bidder, for cash, ut the office building of said
Trustees, corner of Washington avenue and
Eighteenth street in said city OF Cairo, In Alex
ander county and State Of Illinois, all the right,
title and interest Of said VIM. Cassin or his as
signs, In and 10 lot numbered 80 Thirty -two) in
block numbered u Twenty -one) In the Fourth
Addition 20 said city OF Cairo, according 10 the
recorded plat thereof. with the appurtenances,
70 satisfy the purposes and condition of said
Mortgage. =. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS
Trustees Of the Cairo City Property
Dated Cairo, Ill, Dec. II l7i l2-l6-td
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Two colored men were arrested In
ykksburg on Friday for murder. Their
victim was also colored man, and he
was killed because he was suspected OF
having gone to Vicksburg TO warn the
people Of the city Of a premedtated at
tack on II by body Of armed colored
men. The leader Of the band, JEFF.
Tucker, ordered companion, Silas
oiivar, TO kill Gray. Olvar obeyed, dis
charging the contents of a gun into
Gray's body, killing him instantly. 1t is
said, since the arrest, that the negroes had
planned to sack and burn the town. and
Kill the whites. These revelations are
made by coiored men who refused to take
part In the intended massacre.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-22

The Paducah R<ntuekian plaintiyely
advises the Paducah merchants to adyer-
tise. The Kentaekian says that thee is a
good gravel road being built from Bal
lard county To Paducah and nov, II Pa.
dneah merchants will only advertise, the
trade that comes 10 Cairo will be diverted
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-22

THE wonderful story of how Katie did
II Is told in another column of The Bull
LETIS. 1t is sad to think of such de-
ception being practiced on the believers
in the beautiful faith" but Katie did it,
and Katie did il well too.
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The 8ulletin.
Reading Matter ON Every Page.
JOHN n. oBERLY, Editor.

A SPECIAL dispatch to the st. Louis
Republican says that J. II. Wilder. the
leader of the Gad's Hill robbery, has been
captured In the Indian nation and Is now
In Jail at Fort Smith.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

TUE BULLETIN 10 published every morning
(sxssps Monday In the Bulletin Building. cor
~ washington avenue and Twelfth street.
Tn BoLLvru is served 70 city subscribers by
GlsAfui carriers Of Twenty Five Cents Week,
payable westiy. ny Mail, Tin advanced, sio Per
snnnm; six months, ssi three months, s5i one
meath, u ~.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
DAILY.
w " x 4 l. Y.

One square, one insertion, .................el 90
Each subsequent insertion, .-..""".".". 30
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Krone inch is a square.
Sf-To regular advertisers we ofcr superior in
easements, both ms to rate Of charges and man
ner Of displaying their f,vors.
SrNotices In local column inserted for Fiji
teen Cents per line for one insertion, Twenty
Cents line for two insertions, Twenty-Five
Cents . line for three insertions, Thirty-Five
Cents . line for one week, and seyenty-Fiye
Cents line for one month,
Communications upon subjects Of gen.
ersl interest to the public solicited,
uAil letters should be addressed to
JOHN II. OBERLY,
President Cairo Bulletin Company
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SHEET MUSIC

A great variety, selected with care. AID
adapted to the wants Of our customers, con-
the day, BOTH VOCAL AND ISsIRu-
MENTAL.
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Yesterday this lady received letters
from sources which are believed to be
fully known. in which she was threat
ened with personal violence II she per-
sisted In aiding the movement to thor
oughly expose the imposturc. The
seancfs took place upon the second floor
Of the building.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-22

The lady, while acting the role of re-
turned denizen from the other world have
been returned to their donors. as far as
possible, and her share In the gigantic
modern spiritualistic
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IMPRoyIsED A sEAScE

at which the lady agreed TO act. Suita-
bic apartments were procured cabinet
Was hurrlcdly arranged. an audience in
.iied, aud the Katie King seance was done
I" Perfection All the presents ghen 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-21
G EORG ETC WIN

ORDERS for The STAR in Georgetown NAV
be lett at Cbhoffs cigar store. 80. Bridge street
GEAIN TRADE--There were no receipts OF
grain to-day. The sales were 500 bushels wheat
at Sll2 $50 bushels do, at SI.75, and 1896
bushels do, at s1.7s.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer Vanderbilt ar
rived from Baltimore with a miscellaneous
cargo.
a STREET RAILROAD GRUMBLR-Edttor Star.
Last evening gentleman and lady hailed car
NO: II, OF the Metropolitan railroad going west,
and inquired If it was going to Georgetown?
The reply was no; that the next car, No. 80.
was the last car for Georgetown. After wait,
ing about twenty minutes No. SO came up aud
the parties went In and paid their fare, but
when they arrived at 18th street the conductor
said he did not 60 to Georgetown, and thew
were compelled to resort to the avenue lins to
get home. Would it not be well for the proprie-
tors OF the line to let the public know when
these cars run and when they stop running? Y,
WHEN THE STREET sCRAPERs are sent to
Georgetown the sweepers should come too. as
the scraDsrs alone have done very poor clean
Ing up here, particularly on Gay street while
Grace street, with three inches of mud on the
belgian pavement, is untouched.
RESIDENTS ON Sd STREET are emboldened by
the good weather to hope that the Board Of
Public Works will soon see its way clear to
order the improvement of this the worst thor
oughfare in the District Of Columbia
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Saotdttons FURNISHED by Middleton G Co., BANKERS.
The following were the prices bid and asked at
the meeting Of the Washington Stock Exchange
to-day:-U: 5. gold, 11H bid. U. S. bonds-is65,
N. & n, 1l9 bid; 1861, j. & j., 1875 bid; 1868,
a. q j., ll9}s bid. Bank stocks-National Metro
p0litan Bank. 10l bid; Second National Bank,
100 bid. City Passenger Railroads
tan stock, 26H asked; Columbia stock, 49,
bid, q asked; Washington and Georgetown
bonds, IS asked. Sundry List - National
Theater bonds, j. & j., per Ct, Is bid. 81
CT. gold 80 bid; Arlington Fire ms Co. stock. loo
bid District securities-(D District OF Columbia
Wn. Co. 8. bonds, 7's, j. & j., 1876, 81 asked;
90 1871, 80 asked. Permanent improvement,
rs, j. & j., 1891, 81 \ bid, 10 asked. wash
ington(-Water stock 6's, j. A. j. & o., 1874, IS
bid; year GERS, $40, M. 81 N, 1875, 92H bid,
% asked; Fund Loan bonds, Ieg) SIS e., NJ.
& N, 1902, I6h bid, so asked. Gers Of stock,
Qsi3l 6's, j. A. j. & o., at pleasure, 10 bid.
(GeorgetownEGeneral stock, 6's, j. Al. g O.,
at pleasure, 95 asked. Board Of Public Works
1874, s24 bid, 81 asked; do. 1876, rs bid, II
asked; do. 1877, Is bid, 76x asked; do. 1873, IS
BID, 20 asked; DO series, q bid; Certificates,
do 1871. IS bid; do. 1873, IS bid g. asfeii; do.
SIS, 1871, 70 bid,
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THE WEATHEK.
Wac DIrAnIMENI, QGes @ CA,g SisaaI QaeH

Wac DLrAaImssI, 2H1Ms% Ss :, So, S,s.Sl 0neS,}
PRoBABILITIEs.-Fo the north vest ami the
lower Missouri valley, variable northwesterly to
cou ~ weather, with occasional rain in the latter.
FOR the lakes northvesterly winds, rising srome-
Ter. falling temp nature and partly cloudy wsaher.
Yos the Ohio valley ,northeasterly winds, falling
ten pr raturs rising barometer. cloudy weather O.
nor hessterly and scout winds, tempsrafur
fail n sliahtlv, partly cloudy weather and occa-
AID New Eps land, winds shifting to sou thssster
and south westerly, falling barometer, 81 ghtiy
81. Tho rivers will probably rise at Lesvenworih,
Nashville, PittsburR, Cinsinnati and Louisysiie
the lake Dortu A bril- lpt
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AL x A ND RIA,

TIE PROPOSED SHIP YARD.-We learn tn ar
$50 shares of the ship yard stock have been sub
scrtbed for. The remaining 250 shares will soon
be taken, and then permanent Organization
will be perfected.
Observation-Disclosures party Of immigrants
who have purchased farms of Green 81 Wis., on
the line OF the Virginia Midland railro al, ar
rived from Pennsylvania yesterday, aud left for
their new homes this mOrning.-SentineI, last
ereuin1.
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The Markets.

BALrIMonE, March 7l:avirginis skies, eonsoli.'
day.
BALTIMORE. N arch n Cotton q rner ana hi CHER:
lov n ddliBgs, l6x@ish. Flour quiet but firm
pricss unchaI ssd. Wheat steady. Oorn duIl-white
western hrner. 80 Oats nrm-southsrn, 63@Sl;
western mixed, ss9se; do, bright. 6i@63. BYE weak
ard lower-s66ns0 Hay dull and unchanged. Pro-
visions hrm-active jobbins demsed; prices ul-
changed. Western butter dulllight receipts prices
Sugar ubchan gad-9Z.
Nav YGpK, March 2l.-etocks active and lower.
Goyerpmep,a steady - =
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Testimonial
FROM
MATTHIER keller.
coMPosIs OF rHK
1AERICAN HYMN" Ere.
Testimonial
BosroN, Nov. l,lSs.

bosroN, Nov. I, lS3
Dear sir:-Aithough an entire stranger q Won \
feel that do not take too much iberty in ax nrass
my strong appreciation u the merits IL NEGR
TINE.
have for some time suffered severed, from r IN
plcstion Of elise ass such a. sg-pis,
and their stte ndant evils, and have tried nun beF -
so-call r. mecies thCut Nperienciug Any rrlief
1 had seen your medicine lSrgely advertised In
the newspapers, but had never had sufficient faith IA
u 20 induce nae 90 try 10 seei0e advertisement
IN DtxfsT Sntfa'S Pare, however, conc uded tha'
he would not advertise 3 hunbug, and therefore
decided TO give 10 q fsir trisi.
Amer having taken only two bottles I bees ne
strongly convinced that twas accomplishing Won
dttfu results, and thst the only mistake had com
N ltted " as In not sooner giviug d q trial
shall continue lis use, feeling thai IN IL inais-
pensshie 10 nv restnr alton 90 health
tel 10 pleasure. e. well a. a duty, 70 Give the
public NV unqualified approval OF your sNcslleaf
NkGEIlNE. MArTHIFR KELLER
a. Melrose street, Bosom.
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tenn Of free schools, and IL 10 did not ais, for
the taxation OF the public lands ia such terri
tori?
was ordered.
THE BILL PASSED.
A vote on the bill, "a amended, wss then
taken. and 1t passed by q vote OF ave-. lOj
noes 81. The amendment authorizing the law
of personal tax was pre- viously adopted.