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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

In HARRISON Township John Frey
berger and James Woldrip were elected
Justices of the Peace; George Frey
berger and Thomas Potts, Constables
and James Dilley, Trustee, he receiving
l27 vote. TO "a for John l.. Hoffman.
In Columbia Township III. w. Harri.
son was elected Justice of the Peace
j. NJ. Baggarly and ID. 5. Morgan, Con.
stables and l.. Cave, Trustee, he receiv-
ing 10 votes to IS for j. Il. Freeman.
In Boone Township VIM. p. Crandal
was elected Justice of the Peace: +. G.
Munkel and A. w. Smith, Constables
and ;. Bixler, Trustee, he receiving &c
votes to 65 for l.. l.. kelso and 81 foi
A. Osborn.
la cambridge Township X. John and
n. Haskins were elected Justices of III,
Peace; +. Harmed, A. Kraus and A
Eckert, Constables and Andrew j
McNerney. Trustee, he receiving 10.
votes to LAB for 5. Kueber and 5 for Ii
A. Schifterling.
In Marion Township John Green and
Andrew Klingle were elected Justices O
the Peace John Schneider and JOSEPH
Blume, Constables and Felix Schneider
Trustee, he receiving II votes to as fol
II. Kluesner and % for Geo. Fecher.
In Hall Township w. II. III. Pinil
and j. j. Allies were elected Justices o
the Peace j. Hoffman and Geo. w
Jacobs, Constsbles and w. w. Kendall
Trustee, he receiving 81 votes to 50 TO
w. Zehr.
In Jefferson Township +. Kendall an,
Joseph Main were elected Justices o
the Peace; Il. Cummins and John Chan
ley. Constables and /. Prewitt, Trustee
he receiving 81 votes to 50 for T.. Abel
La Ferdinand Township II. Lueke
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Twas elected Justice of the Peace: r
ISeninger and p. Bromm. Constables /:
aud &. Lueken. Trustee. he receiving ia
votes to 81 for N. Olinger and "a for
j. ID. TimmermAl.
In Jackson Township J. Gasser aud
T.. Beder were elected Justices OF the
Peace; Joseph Kunkel and G.. Frick
IConstables and Joseph Fritz. Trustee.
he receiving 100 votes to 81 for Il. Brett.
In Cass Township John Witte and
WIN. Bruner were elected Justices of
the Peace; a. II. Spradley and A.
lNiehaus. Constables; and Henry Kunz.
Trustee, he receiving l60 votes to 100
for VIM. III. kuper.
In Madison Township j. NJ. Lemond
and Ii. Dillen were elected Con stables !;
and w. III. Green, Trustee. he receiving
100 votes.
In Patoka Township u T. Freeman
and w. e.. Harris were elected Justices
Of the Peace; j. Veatch. +. Pickharit
and l.. A. Miller, Coustables; and NJ.
Fisher, Trustee.
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rTThe decision Of the Supreme
Court of California against the consti-
nationality Of the local option law was
founded on the grounds that the statute
did not become law when it left the
hands of the legislature. but was to take
effect only when it should be approved
by a majority of the people Of town.
ship, and then only in the township
where thus approved; second, that il is
not law comforting upon towns any
governmental or police powers. In 9TH
err words, legislature can not give back
to town prerogatives confied to il
alone by the constitution.
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You are hereby notified that the d.
vision of the Townships in this county
has no effect upon the Township Instr
tute-; and Township Institutes will
only be held in the six Townships. to-
wit: cambridge. HARRISON. Columbia,
Hall Ferdinand and Pafoka, aud that
You are requested 10 attcnl the In>ti-
iuie ia the Township in which YOU wer,
employed To tcsch.
T. Il. BErNrIcK, Co. Supi.
October 9th. iS74.--3w
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LOOK Al NY PRICEs |:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Snie.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the un-
~ der>iagned administrator of the es-
tite Of McCrillus Padget, deceased. will
offer for sale nj public auction. at The
residence of Reubei Padget. in Balm
bridge township, Duboi, county. Ind, on
SATI RDAY, October 3is,, 1874,
the personal property of said estate, con-
sisting of farming implements, carpen-
tiers tools. one horse. Sc., &c.
TERIS.--Sums of five dollars and
finder cash; all sums over five dollars
"a credit of twelve months will be given.
purchasers giving notes al interest, waiv-
ing benefit OF valuation, with good Sc
curity. sale to commence ut lVo'clock.
a. NJ. WM. PADGET, Admir-.
Will. \. Traylor. Atty.
October 9th. 1914.
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NOTICE l. hereby given. that III l-
" bnis County Teachers In ate
will commence AT Jasper. on
NOVEMBER 2l. 1874.
and eoniinuedor five days.
The law requires all tie schools IN the
County TO be closed during the es.ion
of the Institute; every teacher b.
in attendance five DAYS, or have 2 ia,
wages deducted for every day,
absence therefrum; unless such hD- ence
be occa-ioned by sickness.
The Institute will be organized st .
o'clock. 4. IN, on said day. promptly.
l.. X. BRUNDlCk.
County Superintendent
October 9th. ls74.-3w
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thstih part
~ nership heretofore existing in the
milling business. brlween The under
signed. in what is known as Sprauer's
Mill, in Dubois Co, Ind. was dissolved
by mutual consent Oh the 10Th OF Janu-
AIRY. 1874. Joseph Sprauer selling his in
terest To r. Sircicher. The business OF
the hate firm is to be settled by either
p .rtner. joins SrRauEK.
Jo>EPH SpRAUER.
October 10th. 1874. 3ws
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survey Notice.

Notice Is hereby given thai OF 'he "a
DAY OF November. 1874. pursuant 10 my
request. the surveyor OF Dnboi, CnHnN
will run the line. and establish the cor
ners of Section 80. Town |. =. v. 3. ".
An persons Interested are nOiitei IT, be
present. GEORGE JAcoH7.
Oct. 3. 1s74.-Sw
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EXAMINATION.

An examination of applicants for
Teachers License will he held NJ the
school house in Jasper. on the 3lst day
of October, 1874, at o'clock a. m,
promptly.
r. II. BRUNDIcK. Go. Supt.
October 9th. 1874. 3w
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


NOTICE Is hereby given, that the mr.
~ dersigned administrator of The estate
of X. n. Davis, deceased. will offer
for sale at public auction. nj the late resi-
dence of the decedeni. in HARRISON
Township. All the personal property nu.
taken by the widow, on
FRIDAY, October Both, 1879.
consisting of Horses. Cattle Hogs.
sheep. Corn. Oats, Wagon, Farming
Household Furniture. ..
TERM 5.--Sums OF five dollars AMI
under cash: on sums over five dOiiarsr
credit OF twelve months will he given.
purchasers giving notes at Interest with
good security.
LEROY CAVE. Admir-.
Oct. sih. ~.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE!
NEAR IRELAND, IND.

1 fine farm of eighty-seven acres, all
~ under a high state of cultivation,
adjoining the town of Ireland, Dubois
county, Indiana, is offered for sale cheap
and on easy terms. II is the best kind
of land, with small house, and good
barn and stable. is well watered the
year around. and will be near to q sta
ton on the Cincinnati and Mt Vernon
Railway. This is a rare chance for any
person wanting small farm. For fur
Their particulars inquire Of VIM. Monroe,
on the premises, or Of G.. Doene at the
Courier Office. at Jasper.
May Let, l67A-tf
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NJ War. war. CLEANS before the
prophetic vision of Pere llyacinth. In
a speech he delivered at Geneva lately
he said "he saw In the horizon war rails
ing It's hideous Neutrality-suspicious. war,
civil war. religious war"
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TAXES TANES

~ office il hereby given that the Dupli-
~ cate of the town of Jasper j. in my
hands for the collection of Corporation
taxes, and tax PAYERS are requested TO
come forward and pay NJ promptly, and
save themselves additional expense, and
me trouble. WESDoLIS FR>y.
Treas. Town of Jasper.
Oct. 18th. lS74.-3w
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Ohio Democratic by
10000 Majority!
WssI VIRGINIA AND ARKANSAS FALL
INTO lIkei

80
shout forth the Glad Tidings' Our Country
IL SAVED.
The Boasts of the Radicals Lie stiii In their
Gravrsi
The elections last Tuesday tell the glo-
rious tale of people awakening TO a
sense Of the wrongs inflicted on them
in the name of Republicanism, and ris-
ing in their majesty, and like freemen,
scattering the hosts of would-be despot-
ic monarchists. who favor third terms.
credit mobilier, salaray grab, land grab,
railroad, gerrymandcring, negro equal
social privileges, and Louisiana swindles
to the four winds, as chat played with
by the mighty hurricane. The result
wild cause the hearts Of the lovers of lib
erty and law throughout christendom to
puisate with joy, and proclamation of
general thanksgiving to Him who in the
time Of His providence at last leads men
to do right, is now in order from our
Governors.
In Indiana, the Democratic State tick
ct is elected by $1,000 majority. The
Democrats gain largely in the Legisla-
ture, Will. the Independents have Sc
cured enough members to hold the BAL
ance of power, which insures the defeat
OF Civil Rights Pratt for the u. S. Sen
ate. The returns indicate gain of six
Democratic Congressman, elected as fol-
lows:
First District WIN. IIeilman, re-
publican. is elected by small majority.
Second District-James ID. Williams,
democrat, by 5000 to 5000 majority.
Third District &. Kerr. regular
democrat, over Cravens, Fusion candi-
date. by 1000 majority.
Fourth District. ID. New, demo
crat. by 500 majority.
Fifth District w. s. Holman, demo
crat, 500 TO 1000 majority.
Sixth District--Milton :. Robinson,
republican, over Johnson. regular Dem
ocrat, and Pendleton, Independent, by
800 majority.
Seventh District--Frank Landers
democrat, over Coburn, present member
by from 800 to 500.
fdgntn DlstTlCt--I1 -. fAlCe. uct1O'Tdt
over IIuster, present member, by a
small majority.
Ninth District--McClerg. regular
democrat, over I. J. Carson, present
member, and G. J. Bowles, independent
by small majority.
Tenth District -HIaymond, democrat
over Calkins, republican, by small
majority.
Eleventh District--Evans, republican
by 1900 majority.
Twelfth District--II Hamilton, regular
democrat. over Taylor, Independent
democrat. by 1900.
Thirteenth District--J. III. Baker, re
publican, by 1000.
The contest in the First, Eighth, Nintf
and Tenth Districts is very close. Tn,
official vote may change the result.
The Democrats also carry Ohio by
glorious 10000 majority, with Demo
cratic legislature, and gain Of six Con
gressmen.
West Virginia shows a gain for tn
Democrats of one Congressman.
Arkansas also went Democratic, thu
iusuring henceforth good order i'm tina
State.
Iowa and Nebraska are the only sfatc
which OH Tuesday chose to still wsliov
in the Radical filth, aud remain joiue.
20 their idols.
y-Tha polI tanls of Nad,.ou r.,
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The poll looks of Madison TIP.
snow that Mr.. NJ. w. Kean was elected
Gov. Of Ireland on Tuesday, by five ma
iority. All Hall Governor Kean!
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-FOUR railroad projects sleep tie quiei
sleep, We fear. OF death
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Human lite Is a gloomy chamber ~
which the images OF the other world
shine the brighter the deeper 1t Is dark
ened.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given thar the I'M
~ dersigned, has been appointed AL
ministrator of the estate OF Il. ".
Davis. late OF Dubois county. Indian.
deceased. Said estate is supposed 10 be-
solvent.
LEROY CAVE, Admir-.
October 9th 1874 -3w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-02

l5lc; do 10 or Ice a bushels oats zoe
bushels ale o bushels 22c.
BEESWAA--B. 10 sue.
SOAP--Shaeaer's German mottled, 71c
Palm No !, &c, German 10.
TALLOW--fP ib5G951c.
SUaAk-Crushed l2lc; A. l0i@ilc
extra q. 1ol@loac.
OH Western Dairy l7l@Isc'
New York factory lsl@l9c.
LIN E-l 25(9l 90 Pbbl.
COFFEE--Java 37@3sc; prime asa
29c; choice 30.
FRsIGHT--Co,ton, compressed, to
New York Soc; to Boston, ST.. Uncom.
pressed to New York, 81 IA; TO Boston
81.
To New Orleans and Vicksburr -Po
tatocs, apples, etc, zoe; pound freigh,
lbc cwt; hay S. per ton, Pork Acc pc
bbl Tobacco 81; cotton 81. To Memph
flour, etc, 25c per Dbl; pound freights i2I
VT; hay 81 per ton.
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To ALI, particularly invalids, spring 10
q trying season. indications Of sicknsss
should at once be attended 70. Fatal
diseases may DO caused by allowing the
bowels TO become constipatsd, and the
| system TO remain IN disordersd condition !,
until the disorder has time 70 develop IT,
self An ounce Of prevention 10 worth 81
pound of cure, IL an old and truthful say
ing. Therefore, we advise all who are
troubled with the complaints now very
prevalent - headache, indigestion, dis
ordered liver, want Of appe-
tite, Nausea, or fsvsrish skin,
to take, without delay, Schsnck's Man
drake Pills. We know Of NO remedy go
harmless and decisive In its action. IL ~
once strikes At the root Of the disease and
produces healthy tone 10 The system.
People need never suffer from any disease
arising from q disordered condition Of The
liver il they would take this excellent
medicine whom they feel the fret indica-
lions Of the malsdy. Families leaving
homo for the summer months should take
three or four boxes Of these pills with
them. They have an almost instantans-
Gus effect. They will relieve the patient
of headache Ia one or two hours, and will
rapidly cleanse the liver Of surrounding
bile, and will sGectually prevent . bilious
attack. They are sold by all Druggists.
96-4-s0-lm-~od
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MILLISERY.-Mrs. j ackson, formerly
Mrs. Swander, is now on hand with tn o
cheapest stock of Millinery in Cairo
She has 10 ~ered her house even with the
sidewalk to give the ladies an easy on
franco and has lowered her price 10 give
them all chance to buy beautiful spring
hat or bonnet and anything else in her
line that they may want. Her store ID
now one of the most attractive, as it has
long boon one OF tho cheapest places in
town to buy. Call and see her and be con-
Vlnced. lS-6.3.lW
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A LoT OF NEW BuGGIEs.-Wm Eioh-
hof, wholesale and retail dealer in flrni-
ture, factory at the corner Of Seventeenth
street and Washington avenue, wishes to
inform the people of Caro- that he has
just received q lot Of children's buggies
and carriages, which he offers to sell at
astonishingly low prices. Parents in want
of such articles arc respectfully requested
to call and oxaniine his stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. 4-5-27-tf
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NOTICE TO MISUNDERSTANDING started
up our saw mill again, we arc now pre-
pared to furnish all kinds of building
material at lower prices, delivered, than
1t can be bought from country mile.
We have also on hand two hundred
thousand feot of ASSORTED LUMBER that
was colored by sipe water that we will
sell at from 81 TO SIC per 1000 feet
80, ~ WALL d ESr
l0l-5-24-tf
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Ing barber snop Is "a .ne corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George Shenlouse with his gen.
t'emanly assistants Can be found at any
hour of the day or night, ready 70 soothe4
your feelings with . snooth shave, or cool
our temper and heal with good sham
20 Its q hrst-cl,ss shop, and you are
sure of receiving arss class Treatment.
Laiiq, and children's hair cut or curlsd
after N" mos. approved styss. s-l6-tf
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MAY FLowER.-For the best coal cook
stove buy the celebrated May Flower
For tho best wood cook stove buy tho old
reliable Charter Oak; famous for giving
satisfaction everywhere and being especi-
ally adapted 70 the wants of every house.
hold l keep a large variety of other
cooking stoves which are bought for cash
and will be sold cheaper than the cheap
est If you want a cup of good coffee
for breakfast bu, tho Planished Coffee
Biggin or French coffee pot. A full sup
ply Of Britannia ctf'ee and tea pots always
on hand. Don't forget the place.
q. W. HESDEasos,
76.4-24.lm 100 Commercial ave-. Cairo
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FURNITURE
LOW PRICES.

l take pleasure in calling
the attention of the public to
my flesh and full stock OF
new and elegant Furniture, at
my Furniture and Matrass
Factory, corner Seventeenth
Street and Washington Ave.
nue.. My stock embraces
Bedsteads, Wadrobes, Ru-
reaus, Sideboards, Wash.
stands, Tables, Chairs, Bug
gies, Mattresses and, in a word,
all that is useful or orna-
mental in my line.
This being the only manu-
factory of Furniture in this
city, l propose, offering better
goods at lower prices, and
have made large red DtDn
in the prices Of al; my goods.
Call and examine my stock
and secure an outfit of choice
Furniture. To the wholesale
trade l offer special induce.
ments. Note the place
Corner Seventeenth Street and
Washington Avenue, Cairo, Ills.
VIM. EICHHOEE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fur.
niturs and Mattresses.
l96-2-z7-sm.
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H. sMYTH Il Co.--Uter for sale so, 1000
old cigars, which they will sell cheap and
guarantee to DO good tobacco and smoke
well. Wholesale from sl5 to $50 Der
l,oOc retail, two to five cents each. Ono
thousand pounds fine smoking tobacco in
one and one and half pound packages.
Thoy also have 10 barrels good vinegar; 8
platform counter scales, and ono patent
eoa' oil can, which they will sell at bar
gain. l-6.I.,f
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STEr and EKtens,on Ladders, Sand
Screens, Riddles, Sisves, sboveis, Spades,
Forks, Hoes, Rskes, Water Closet Urinals,
Kitchen and Cess Pool Sinks, Clothes
Ringers, Clothes Hor'es, Clothes Linssn
and, in fact, a full assortment Of kitchen
and House furnishing goods At A. Hal
leys, 1853 Washington avenue, near Tenth
street. oo-4.l7-lm.
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TUESDAY, MAY Q, 1874.

10. OF.
Special meeting. The officers and
members Of Alexander Lodge, l. 0. d. f
are no,ind 10 attend special meeting o
the lodge on Wednesday, Tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock.
py order N. o.,
JONI II. GossMAS,
| 2a.s.a.2t Secretary.
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SHoo FLY.-Wsrm weather will soon
DO here. Now is the time 70 guard against
flies, gnats and mosquitoes. I will say TO
the public that / am making a specially
Of green wire cloth this season and will
duplicate Chicago and st. Louis
prices. l also keep constantly on
hand large vsrietyof Bird
Cages, Moss Baskets, Flour Stands,
Toilet Sets, Bath Tubs, and . gen.
eral stock of Japaned, plain and stamp
ped tinware, Refrigerstors, Water Coolers
and Goech's IXL Ice Cream Freezers.
Also tho Odell improved Step Ladders,
which will be sold at bottom figures.
q. w. Henderson, 100 Commercial av-
enue, Cairo, Ills. 77-4-24-lm
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HEALTH AsB PURE WArKR.--Psrsons
wanting cissorns repaired or new ones
built can be accommodated In . satisfac-
tory manner By calling on the under
signed on Cross street, or by addressing
box 67s, P. o., or by leaving word q city
clerks Office il HAwxfsx.
T6-5-I9-lm
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FoR STOVES, Tinware, toiiesware, steam
cooking vessels, broilers, bird cages, Ian
ems, gate springs, gate hinges, table and
pocket cutlery, futing irons. Also for
roofing, cutters and spouting, go 10 A.
Hallcy's. iss Warrington avenue, near
Tenth street. 6G--4-l7-lm.
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2s.6.2.2t
10. q. II. NOTICE.

10. y. r.. NOTICE.
Brothers can procure Invitations to the
sociable and dance Of next Thursday eve-
ming, either for themselves or friends, OF
either Of the following committee; A.
Black, J. Burger, A. Comings, G. X
Woodward, X. s. Brigham or G. X.
| Slack. 2o'6-Z.2t
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GorI HOME Governor Beveridge lef
for Spring asld by the carly train Monda!
morning.
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PERSONAL - County Commissioner
Sanders arrived in the city on Sunday
evening, and took his seat with tho board
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Dick Edmonds, of Clear Creek
precinct, 10 In the city.
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NEW PipEs.-The Gas Company arc
laying new and larger gas mains or
Twelfth streo. he.weon Washington and
Commercial avenues. The old one hal
proven to BE- too small TO snswor the pur.
pose.
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WANTED-At the st. Charles, three
dining-room girls. Mono need apply ex-
cept those who are thoroughly expert
spced and can bring good references. To
such, steady employment will be given
and liberal wages paid. 26-5-2-3.
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prominent southern rsilr0sd officials were
in the city yesterday' We understand
they were hero arranging tariff for sew
sral Of the roads csntering here and there
connections further south.
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BAPTIST onUEcH.-The Baptists have
changed their place Of holding services
from the Mission room, corner of Tenth
street, 10 the Christian church on Eigh-
tenth street, where preaching will BIO
had every evening this week.
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GoNE.-Ns ny of the lawyers OF the
city leave for Mount Vernon to-day to
attend the session Of the supreme court
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For SALE.-A lot of new household
and kitchen furniture, beds, bedding
stoves, pictures, etc. II taken soon will
DO sold at q bargain. For further infor
nation inquire at THE BULLETIN office
ll-5-3l-3t
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DIR. VIM. HALLS
Balsam for the LUNGS.
THE GREAT AMERICAN CON-
SUMPTIVE REMEDY

THE GREAT AMERICAN CON-
SUMPTIVE REMEDY
Consumption IL NOT an incursble disesse.
Physi clans assure us this fact, IL n onIv
necessary to have the Right Remedy. and
the terrible malady can be conquered.
Halls aalsam Is this Remedy.
IL breaks up the night sweatA, Yslioyes the
oppressive tghtness across the lungs. And
heals the lnreeratsd and exc0ristsd surfsees
which the venom OF the disease produces.
WHILRLIFE LASTS THPRE Is HOPE
1t may not be too late 10 erect q cure evan
after the doctors have given you up
Halls BAlssm is sold everywhere. and
may be had 1T wholesale ofthe Propri,tors
John +: Henry Currsn u Co, nt thsi,
Great Mediclns Warehouse. 8 and q CoiIsg.
race, New York. Price Of Der bottle
mars Balsam IL also Q sure remedy FIR
coughs, Gods, Pneumonia, Bronchittis
asthma, Splitting of Blood, Tfoup' Whncn,
,n1g Cough, and all other diseaiss 81 Ia re-.
pirAtory organs. y ~ ''
, Also Proprietors OF Scoyijps Mood And
Liver syrup, Carbolic Sslys. Edey's TsrochsSs
OAysena'ed bitters, Motifs Liver Pills, g.
JOHN +. HENRY, CuRRAN SCo
at-1.It-xlt ''" 'ssk.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-02

Commercial avenue, has on hand stock
Of his celebrated brands Of cigars, to which
he invites the attention of dealers in such
goods. These cigars have widespread
reputatisn rs being as good as any ever
offered in this market and tho figures at
which they are sold arc sure to attract
attention. IIe invites an examination OF
his goods and prices, and warrants what
he sells to DO just what ho represents
Thorn to 30 or money refunded.
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