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Nn Die 9emnfraten nnb Gnuierbai=
nen hfr 6 gSnrn!

liner inteli9entes pili6ttreue5 uno ebrItbes Ohts
9Iie6 bes Sta6tratbe5
ssr. Sobn 4. Safer
bot ihr letne gRieoererpGblupg aui ebriCbem We9l
bic Jtominotiou erbalten gBoblan, last unS i'm
udthften Ntttspod), ben %. Sftober uniere ocrci
nigte uuo auftidItiee lluteritiisuu9 sebeu, nenr
mir uns nidt BON einem RaoifGlen, Der ben Gjrunb.
eigentbiimeru Der Barb nidbt BON Juben ieu fam
pertrcen iebeu mollen! aqiien mir i9m unb uns pon
@5eredtiefett poerfabren.
(256-Sr) Gin Gtlter Ecmpf
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Sic Communities ais potitifd,s
Ydrtei.

Yartei+
Gbtcago, 25. Sftbr. 4rbeiter Don
colnnnnlitiider Senoena perianlmelteu ii6
beute i'm norbmeltl1den Stabtthetle uno mo-
miuirten County, Seamte, loipie @ougreB-
Ganbibaten fir ben 2. unb 8. Oiitrift
Gt8entbitmIid)er 8amb.-Gin ga,s=
set 8abnsMg 9eranbt.
Gbicago, 25. Sftbr. = Sin Spesialz
Seiesramn bon Cameron, Nto., meioet,
oaB Der 3ug Der yGbicagor unO Southwe.
itern. Sabn," ipelder an Samitas abenb
bort anbielt, I'M ben YaiIagieren 3eit sunl
absnbenen gu seben, pl0blit) Don elmer 9fdll=
berbanoe iibertIaen wurbe, Die nit Dem 3uge
baponfubr. Der :3us paiiirte Die nGdyits
Citation, obne aniubalten, uub mittlerlpeilt
pliinoerteu Die 0fauber Die YalIagiere, Die IL
ben sSassonS itsen gebliebeH waren, poa
ftanoig aus.
Ste Sttnattot TT SoMtiiana.
gtem,Srleans, 25, Sft.-Sn Sbrepe
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ssr. 6 amS 8, Sepro=Sbarlesarabe

pirb
9onneritas, ben 4. oftober 1874,
9eotfuet uno miro BITS gum 1. Mpril 1875 9ecffnet
bfeiben.
@s Ut i'm Snteteiie alIer juusen eeutey iuelhe
etneu erfol9reid,eu
9lnianaSpn i'm 9eben
ipnni6en, nen eteier au5eee 9toti3 81 nehTen.
g8e9en Seon9uu9en unb ndbere Ausfuuft iprebe
man i'm college Dor, ODER abreiiire
(Sept26, ,t@tt) ". q. gaoIer, Brdi.
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Ste Wfcrbeit= lnsneattt9 in
Gum beriouo.

Die biesjdbrlge Iderban an8Iteaung Der
y0anbmir:bl6aftliden @eie1l6aft BON Nlles
ganp.GOuntD, Yenniglpanien unO gSeit Sir
giuteu" bat ibr gube erreid)t. 0icielbe mar
obue 3luelfel Die erfolgreid]ite, bic lemalS IN
slae9any Gountp peranltaltet woroen nno oas
Grefutip Gomite rarf nit Sefrieotgung aui
Die lesten Sage suriidbliden. Inter Oeuie=
nigen 4uStellerr, melte Brdmten empfans
gen babeu, nennen mir bier 6olsenoe: s.
81. Seymour, Or. g. S. Suuoerberg, SbOz
mas Senners, Sames 9S. 9Sillon, g. 81.
Grosbg uno bic 9amen Marie 0eibolO, Ma=
rie 9ict, Otaggie Gbinebart, 2lnna Charles,
Mollie 6alOemann, S. S6ud, g. y. Yetcr=
MANI, 8. oait, Is. 9. 6iider unO Sennle
&aiu.
Sd)tTsnahrtd;tcm.
Der 9ampfer n3utaioo, Capt. Srown, gin9 um
10. Sttober BON ytewberu, H.=S., na6 unierem 00=
fen a6.
Ser 9ampfcr r0taGets6," Capt. Stiuer, ie8elte am
%. os. BON gStImin9ton, RS. nab unierem 9aien
Gb, uno Der Oampfer IS. S. Solep," Capt. Yrice,
lanste am Gage oaraui pon bier ebenoaiebft an.
Yer 0ampfer "Sarasoiia," Capt. 9ooper, traf
leeten 5reitG9 bon bier III Saoannab, Ga. Elm uno
trat SountG9 Die Jtidfabrt bierbcr all.
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3. &attte, &eransseber.
ePe3tal @ottielt.
Baltimore
frf 9u(uranfe Nf6fe

Baltimore
e@ire e9n(uranfe Wfife,
eaotpejssIde bon SoutE. uuo sSater. stras,e.
9isie eeiealaatt psriidert tortpdbreno sessn gers
Gtao., pte TIM 2anbe, ole Grten BON gisentbuin,
sa.9n=, eaoens uno gSoarenbauier, San6eIssiter,
AseIbauzYroeufte, Mobeln, Saus @crdt6ibaiteu,
i'm Sau besriffene ober i'm Sajen in eabuns befinos
ltte SG6r,euge u. (. f.
SGs Sirettoriunl betebt aus foIsenoen Serreu:
w m. q. Sarrti on, YrdTbeut;
Geo. U. StderS, s. p. 9api,
Sapib 6. Wilion, s. 9fo6t. Senfins,
Soiiab Yenningtou 6. Wforton SteipGrt.
Sraacis Z. Sing, 9. s. Ie,pcomer,
oenrp Carroll, Srniae 5ortuis,
@. 9. steuart, %. %. 2aplor,
g8m. $. Sruue, Ssrael eoben,
George 8. Sardon.
pplitations<Sormulare uno tpetere Na br:6t i6e,
bic GsielId,af pirb In Der Office, Sibuei=Gde non
Gouibz unb lBatertrose, ertbeilt. mo au aQe GIi=
trdse fofort erlebst iperoen. g'erterun9en meroen
auf irseno eine Strip ansenommeu. ipel1e Der appIis
tGnt ioiinlten mag.
(5aui,iSD sr. gDnoo~prtb, Setr.
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Grfiuruna.

Grfiarnng.
Da Elm @eridt in Der Staot cirtuIirt, baS mir auss
perfauien, nm unier gehdft aususeben, 10 er8reien
mir oieie 9elesen9ett, nm unieren Sun5en uno Dem
Yubtifum an5u5ei9en, oab mir uner @ei1dit d. t
q auf9e6en, ionbern nur Wenfdjenbaare gum
9otpreiie pertauIen, I'M nnieren Sorratb gu rebuSiz
rem. gSir babeu 100 SaaraeEefte BON St.50 bis S75
pro Stiit, pelte mir sum Softeupreiie abaen; ferz
nsr 5000 arbs sri3ettes 81 80 Gents uno tbcurer o@
nie Elm Glgemeines aHortiment BON SGarnaaren,
6aarbirften, ad1nmen 8arfiimerie'n. Dtan iprehe
Dor in gtr. 50, SertnstouitraBe, nno beehe fb Die
JSaaren ! 8. SeGnneret,
(San261ST) Tr. G2, SeriugtnnItrahe.
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Dir Barrier Ranne

bat iid cine Ieputation ue9en ibrergor5s dteit I'M
8o1en, Baden uno Spariamtet in 6euerun9 uno
a6nusung eriporben, meldes oieiebe iber alle anz
oercn nsause5" erhe6t. fSuu @roBeu fGr Sotels uno
Bobu9duieI werOen iabriSrt uub iin0 sum gertauie
bel W. g. Wpoo & Gomp.
gde ber Baltimore uno @utaipitraBe.
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port iprroen 80 Siirqer Durd) ben G0nllnan
oeur be5 Z. @apallerie 9tegtnlentes perbaftet
neil iie anaeblidl Die &abl fur6 ungeieblid)
Dtittel beetuilnBt unb burdl Srobunqen bi
Sitrger ein9eidliitbtcrt bitten, ibre Stimmei
an Der 2Sablnrne ab5ugeben.
Gapt. IS. 8. Scouillc pon bem 9ampfe
ySogarlp, peld)er geltern Nbeno nonSbreee
port bier aufanl, bertd)tet, bab er anf leinel
Serafabrt cine pole 2Gbung SaumnpoQe Iiil
| Die Sbaliabrt an SiGben, peldle uEterbalt
SbrepepOrt liegen, aftoroicte. Utlttlerlpeilt
| mar jebodJ Die Snnbe8- -@aoalerie Inter @onr.
manDo Don ,SuIfSmallhdllsn an ben betrefien
| ben 8lGben erid)ienen, I'm bort mcbrere bun.
bert Siirger in ben an bem Geo= 0tiuer iiegell=
ben &irhiptelen su perbaften. Die 9SeiBeu
foben tnfolge beiien nad ben gSdloern unb
Die 9teger b6lten aui 81 arbelten. Die S0lge
mar, baB Der Oampfer, anitatt elmer pollen
2aoung MIR % Sallen brad)te, oa gfielnano
oorbanben mar, nm Die Sdummolle etn5ula=
Den. Capt. Scouilc bertd)tet fsrner, oab
oas gaummoupfiiden auf pielen Blartage1
gang eingeitellt morbeu lit, mas beu Yhallz
Sern nuO 5tanfleuten 9roBe Serluite 5uiiigen
lpiro.
gtem Orleans, &c. Sft. - 9as De-
motrltiidl conierpatipe StaatS @entral So,
at'tt VHi etII StJlttus!l uH ptH StN. 9Hlul y
9eriftet, in tpelGent es gegen bas Serfabren
oes Otajor Wterrill in Sbrepeport proteirirt
9oiielbe id]lieBt folgeuOermaBeu: pic Sol
gen beS iberndBigen @ifers Oieic8 Niilitdr=
beamten f0nnen felne anpern ieln, ais ben
GtnfluB Oer @eipalt Ieiller amtliden gteQung
gegen bic poIitiide 8artei, oeren Organ mir
liub, Su gebrauhen. 9a er erlt fiirSlid) in ie-
ncm Sbelte be8 StaateS angelangt, uno aus
eiuem 9ffibaDlt Ourd)aus ntbt erheltt, Oob er
i'll iethen perlDnliteu 9te6ten bebelligt NOR
Den lit, 10 t5nnen mir leine ireiwiQigen Oienlte
ni6t anOers betra6ten, ais unmilitGriid) uno
Dem @eiite uuierer Snititutioneu suipoer.
Die republifaniiden Siitrer IdJeinen es iebr
letft SIT finoen, Die Giuilgetpalt bur6 Ntili.
tGrmadt Su erieeen."
Stem IS beria, 2a., 26. Stt. - Die III
ct. 0tnrttn8pille perbofteten Siir9er puroen
bellte inter @aOaQeriez @sforte bierbergebrad]t
unb b0tten Elm SorperbDr Dor benz 9unoes=
@onlmifldr Jtipble 81 belteben, mel6er ote
2lugeflagten inter je $4,000 Siirgibait itcllte.
Brominente giirger Don ct. Martinsnille,
peldle ntit9efomuen maren, Inn Siir9idaft
3u irgeub einem getra9e 5u leilten, ipuroen
beoeutct, it4 erit gtgentbunls. Gertififate gu
uerIfalIen.
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Die Yarlor=soms,e It. .sAmeabei5ers
EfurrnIdb-1}fffn
Dir hri6e Iaft-Rohhfer1f

Don gawion @uBeiieu unO bem 9olOenen
Dteoaiuen=aeiieleile1
iino jeber an iid islb porSisld, uno finb in Sins
Idt Der @rceGeuS nidt Su ubcrtreTen.
@ontratte fin SeiSun9 bur9 rseno eine5 berielben
iueroen abseidlcien pom
fapriI,5tSy) Gde Der Baltimore IL. GutaiultraSe.
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Gieeutbiinlid)er Hatb.-G Gin ga,s=
aet 8ahtts1t0 aerattbt.

Ste SttMattOt IN SOMtnattd.
81 MD rleans, 25, Sft.-Sn Sbreue
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. Or. 3. 6. WoDto't,

Hy- Sene itiusebenoe Settenitid1 Slices 9iahz
maId,ime, sroBe ShHetoer @taibine uno mittlerer
@ro6e, beonbers iir 0amen, weife saoeuarbetteu
ano 5amilienarbeiten itneu uno seihiutnb, bauer
baft unb bns perar6eitet. Stb oertauie, uermiet9e
uno pertauihe aile Irteu Oiaibinen uub babe oas
completeite Heparatur=9eIbdIt i'm 9anoe.
&. i. WeSacnmcb.
Yr. 1876, gBeft=Ssap ettefra6e, uno
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A1pprf,s llo(fn- 9abnpulpfr

eetp enst uno nt oe same @ @ssg Sra Gv 0e1
,nssi ssans. Bic I saeon ser statel it nsu nieel be-
omem uno ip9riam. YretS % @ents. 81 paeen IN
Gllen Mpot6eten uuo Drosue.!>9anolun9en'
IMuoS i91jfteN)
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-04

a. BLACK, HAS JUST RECEIVED An.
oTHER INVOICE OF THOSE FINE scoTcn
BoTT,M, OR EXTENSION soLED SHOES IL
EVERY STYLE, For LADIES MISSES AND
CHILDRES, THAT HAS GIVEN sUCH GEN.
EEAL SUBTRACTION TO EVERY ONE.
No NEED To WEAR METALLIC TIPS TO
PROTECT UPPERs, OR COMPLAIN OF suoXs
scUFFIso our At TOES, FoR THESE, ARE
ny THEIR EXTENSION s0LEs ARE sUFFf-
GENT PROTECTION AND CoLBISE THAT
ELEGANCE AND DURABILITY, WITH COM.
FORT NOT EQJALED ny AMY OTHER MAKE
DO NOT PURCHASE FOR YOURSELF, OR
YOUR CHILDREN, ANY SHOES BEFORE You
HAVE EXAMINED THESE, FOR THEY ARE
AssUREDLr THE SHOES You WANT. CITY
SHOE sToRE, CORNER EIGHTu STREET
AND COMMERCIAL AVENUE.
lll-l0.3l-tf
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CoNsUMPTIUS CAN BE CURED
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, ochenck's
Sea Weed Tonic, Schenck's Mandrake
Pile, are the only medicines that will cure
Pulmonary Consumption.
frequently medicines that will stop a
cough will occasion the death of the pa.
tent; they lock up the liver, stop the cir.
culatlon ofthe blood, hemorrhage foilows
and In fact, tboy clog the action of tho
very organs that caused the cough.
LAYER Complaint and Dyspepsia are the
causes OF two-thitds of the cases OF Com
sumption. Many persons complain of a
dull pain In the side, con stipsiion, coated
tongue, pain in the shoulder-blsde, feelings
Of drowsiness aud restlessness, the food
lying heavily on thts stomach, gccomps.
uied with acidily and belching up of wind.
These symptoms usually originate from
n dsordered condition Of the stomach or a
torpid liver.
Persons 80 affected, If they take one or
two heavy colds, and if tho cough in these
cases be suddenly checked, will lind the
stomach and liver clogged, remaining tor.
pld ana inactive, and almost before they
are aware the lungs are a mass Of sores,
ana liberated, the result of which ia death.
Schencks Pulmonic Syrup IL nm expec-
torant which does not contain opium or
anything calculated to check cough sud
denly,
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissolve, the
food mixes with the gastic juices Of the
stomach, aids digestion, and creates ray.
enous appetite.
When the bowels are costive, skin sal.
low, or the symptoms otherwise of a bill |
lous tendency, Schenck's Mandrake Pills
are required.
These medicines are prepared only BY |
j. II. ScHENCK Il Son,
y. Il. corner Sixth and Arch Ste. Phils. |
2 And are for sale by all druggists and
iealers ll-l-lmd-w |
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DIR. s. VAN METER, formerly Of the
famous Charlos,on, Illinois, Infrmsry, lie
absent from home on q three weeks trip
Tor his own recreation, and will stop at
various towns, whore he hopes all his cd
friends and former patients will call on
him. and where he may DO consulted by
any who desire to do so. He will be at
the 81 Charles hotel in Cairo on Novem.
Der Ia and 10. Consultation private and
free lie can tell your true condition, and
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QUEESswARE.-The sale Of quoensware
now going on at Nos. and on Tenth
street, is an opportunity not often pre-
scented to the people of Cairo. The stock
consists OF all kinds of queenswAre, china
and glassware, stonewsre and an innum.
cradle quantity Of fancy goods, toys, mir.
rors, lamps, etc, etc. Good bargains are
to be obtained by visiting the store now,
prior to the auction sale. Persons who
wish to save money would do well to pur.
chase their holiday goods at this time, as
the holiday season draws on apace, and
the few weeks which intervene will soon
elspse. The goods will all he sold at
great sscrafce, 4l3-l0.3l-3t
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GENTLEMEN, KEEP YOUR MONEY
AT HOME

Stuart Il Gholson, manufacturers
agents for the Quaker City Fine White
Shirts, guaranteed to DO the best made,
most perfect lifting and bost laundrled
manufactured shirt in the United
States, have reduced tho price on their
best goods ~ follows;
Waumsutta Muslin ana best Linen,
81 80 each,
New York Mills Muslin and best Linen,
S2G23 eacn-l2! cents extra for cutting
and guaranteeing perfect fit.
We are Offering the cheapest stock Of
Gents Underwear ever offered 10 this
city. A VISIT of inspection is asked before
leaving your orders. 403.l0.29-t
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The bulletin.
THE REASON WHY.

I'm. BULLETIN One Of your sorre-
spondents speaks OF the non-success OF
Mrs. Hollis last seauces. They were
fsilures, and made SO, ] understand, by
the Catholic priest who had the teeuce
rooms sprinkled with "holy water" Elcc.
iricity, magnetism, ventrloquism, phys.-
ology, spirits, the devil, and even the
"paste.bosrd faces lover which some OF
our learned professionals shod so many
,ear'), all fed before the power OF tho
"holy- water and the inflel and spirit
ualist stand amazed and dumbfouuded.
OSp M rup gptptruAr Iupa
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Lunch AT THE PLANTERs HorEL FOR
THE BENEFIT or THE GERMAN SCHOOL,
The sehh'z Brewing company, of Milwau.
kee' having donated several Kegs OF the
best Milwaukee lager to be sold for the
benefit of the German school. Mr.. Huef-
ner, proprietor Of the Planters hotel, with
bic usual generosity, will prepare a free
lunch.to DO served this evening a, 0 O'Clock
and at tho same time will put on tap the
excellent boverdge Of BacAus. The en-
tire proceeds will DO turned over to the
proper officers ofthe school. Everybody
is invited. il9.ll.9.1,
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f,IrY CnrNCIL.

Regular Meeting of the City Council.
Council CHAMBER,
CAIRO, ILL, Nov. 3, 1874, $50 =. NJ }
Prcsen,-His Honor Mayor Wood, and
Aldermen McEwen, McGsuley. Morris,
Msthuss and Wright.
There beng no quorum, on motion OF
Aid. MoEwen the Council adjourned I'M
I'll tomorrow Wednesday,, at 4 o'clock
M. WILL X HAWKINS,
City Clerk.
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DAILY LUNcH.-Jaecgeli Is now spread
ing daily lunch of the finest kind, be.
tween 10 and u o'clock n. M, and invites
all bis patrons to partake. Jaeckei has
also fitted up room in the rear OF his sa.
loon, In which he will serve oysters in all
styles. Gentlemen with ladies can be az.
commoda'ed with fine table and oysters
In any style. milwaukee beer always
fresh, Corner WsshiGhlon avenue and
Twelfth street, opposite The BULLETIN
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City Clerk.


MATTRESS AND FURSGTUKE MANU-
FAcrUREs.-- Mossrs. Segrist and Har-
man have opened, on Washington avenue
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
street chop, whore they propose to do all
kinds Of repairing on spring or common
mattresses, upholstering, sofa, lounges,
chairs, etc, ard also repairing and re-
vanishing furniture of all descriptions.
They will sew and lay down carpets and
hang paper. New mattresses and iurni.
ture made TO order. Teey have come 10
Cairo to stay, and respectfully solicit the
patronage Of the public. 2s3-0.2G-ln
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give your symptoms bestor than you can
yourself. Don't miss this opportunity TO
consult him. Send TO the Infrmary for
the Journsl OF Health aud Reference List
of 500 names of persons in this and
adjacent sections who have been treated
at the Infiymar,. 423.ll-i-w2w.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-04

CAIRO AND VIScESsEs SIDE TBAcK.-
The work of laying the Cairo and Vim
cennes eide track. which was stopped by
an order of Judge Bskor, few weeks
ago, was agsined commenced yesterday
moning. and by this time has been COM
pletcd. The receivers Of the road thought
in as much as the road WAS in the hands
OF the Uniloi States District Court tha,
Judge Baker had no right to interfere and
applied TO Judge Treat for an order per-
hitting them to lay down edo track
from Eighteenth to Tween ty. fourth street,
which was granted. The property holders
In the vicinity believing tina. it was an IN.
jury to their property, and granted by
Judge Treat without full knowledge Of
all the facts, are circulating petition
which is being generally signed by those
directly Interested, asking tho United
States Judge TO recind the order until
they can be heard through an attorney.
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JoE KoNEKEhls now ln Am conltol OF

JOE RoNEKERIs now IN full control OF
the Washington bakery, and having
learned the wants OF the public, is pre-
pared tosupply on call all demands for
French leaf, Boston, Brown and Graham
bread, and everything else ordinarily
found in first-elass bakery. He main.
tains full stock of confectioneries, and
can, as we'll as any other dealer ia the
city, fill al orders in that limo.
Cakes baked, frosted or ornameated on
short notice Special attention given to
the orders OF wedding or picnic parties
Q.l2.U
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ing on Commercial avenue. Her stock
consists of full assortment OF iail mats
Java canvas and patterns, full limo OF 20
pbyrs, all colors, feathers, French mowers,
ribbons, and a general assortment oil fancy
articles, such as arc kept in millinery
s.ore 32l-l0.7-lm
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OBSTACLES 10 MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the e.
iec,s OF Errors and Abuses in early life,
Manhood Restored. lmpediments TO Mar
rage removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
circulars sent free in sealed envelopes. al.
iress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 4l0
North Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pam
institution having high reputation Tor
,oroable conduct aud professional skill,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-04
CENTAR LINAMENT.

A he great discovery of the
s q: 1; ! +; !:
=" age. There is no pain which
E"T the Centaur Eminent will no
~ relieve, no swelling which 1t
.Airx viii not subduc, and no lame
IHR ness which II Will not cure
This is strong language. hut
IL Is true. II II no humbug;
RW1w the recipe Is printed around
each bottle. A circular containing certiii-
Gates of wonderful cures OF rheumatism
neuralgia, lock-jaw, sprains, swellings,
scalds, caked breasts, poisonous bite fIozen
feet, govt, saltrheum, ear-ache &C., and the
recipe of the Liuiment viii be sent gratis to
anyone. 1t is the most wonderful healing
and pain relieving agent the world has ever
produced. II sells ms no article before did
sell, and 1t sells because IL does just what II
pretends to do. One bottle OF the Centaur
Lniment for animals yellow wrapper)is
worth a hundred dollars for spawned,
trained or CALLED horses and mules, and for
crew-worm IN sheep. No family or stock
owner can afford to be without CentaurLin-
iment. Price I'D cents; large bottles 81. j
Il. Rose a. Co., SO Broadway. New.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-04

POLICE CouRr.-There was not single
case in either OF the courts yesterday
Jus'ice Bird was busily engaged in rally
ing the colored voters, and Judge Bross
occupied mos, of his time with railroad
business.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-04

LUScH EVERY DAY.-George Lattner
corner Of Fourteenth aud Washington
avenue, will furnish hereafter, every day
to his patrons No. lunch, between the
hours Of ten and twelve o'clock. Fresh
Milwaukee beer and fragrant IIav-
ana cigars 20 be bad at tis bar at all
times.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-04

WE have at the BULLETIN OFFICE an
order for fifty dollars on tho "Wilson
Sewing Machine Company" which is good
for its face as part payment on seventy
i've dollar sewing machine, Any person
in want Of first class sewing machine can
get seventy.Ave dollar one for fifty dol
lsrs. by applying at this office. If
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-04

WAsTED.-Three hundred dollars city
scrip wanted by the undersigned who will
pay seventy Eve cents on the dollar for the
same. JEwETT WILCOX
il5-ll-l-3.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-04

Piano TUNING. Mr.. o. Robbins, being
about TO establish business connection
in Cairo, is prepared to ,uno and repair
pianos, organs, etc, in reliable manner
throughout the city and country discent
All work warranted, and satisfaction
guaranteed. Orders by mail attended TO.
~ l0-1S.2w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-04

SUSAN DEsIS'-Remembor that Mis-
Susan Denim W II appear a, tho Athene.
um tonight In the beautiful play of Lost
and Won Secure seats early as II /,
almost certain there will be crowded
house.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-04

FOREST FIREs.-The woods in tho vi.
entity of Carbondale are on fire, and some
very valuable timber has been destroyed.
The fires extend along the limo Of the
Illinois Central railroad for seven miles.
Several miles of fencing belonging to the
rosd have been burned.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-04

SUsAs DENIS--This gifted lady, with
a we'll selected troupe of talented artists,
commences a short season at the Athe-
neum this evening with the beautiful do.
nestle drama, "Lost and Won" She
should and we have no doubt will be
greeted with full house. for our citizens
have lively appreciation of good acting
Seats can be secured at Dan Hartmann.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-04

NOTICE OF REMovAL.-Parker IL Ak
10y, commission merchants, have removed
to No. 100 Commercial Avenue, between
Eleventh and Twelfth Streets, where they
have in store 1000 bushels of fine peach
blow potatoes, vnd large 10. of apples.
onions, beans, etc. etc, for sale.
430-ll 3.lw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-04

BREAK DowS,-A farmer with u double
team loaded with produce, whom crossing
the track Of the Cairo and Vincenncs r.
X, near the corner of Twenty fourth and
Commercial Avenue, had the misfortune
TO have the axle OF the front wheels Of his
vohicle break, scattering h" vegetables on
the ground, to be picked up and carried
off by other parties.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-04

Fon SALE OR REsT. cuEAP--A good
second band piano. Enquire at the Rail-
road House, corner OF Eighteenth street
and Commercial venue, Cairo
-l0-2O-2w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-04

"LosT AND Wos."-At the Atheneum
tonight. Five hundred people will wit
ne,s this play.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-04

a Coon CHAScE.-I offer, for sale the
entire outfit and stand of tho st. Nicholas
Hotel, on Commercial avenue, Cairo, ILL.,
nois, with a good paying business, or
will sell the bar and fixtures separate
from the outfit of the house, all on good
terms. Apply at the hotel.
WN. WETzEL, Proprietor.
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