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FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

This compound OF
the vegetable altera-
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Dock, Stlllingia and
Mandrake with the
Iodides OF Potassium
and Iron makes a
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which are very preva-
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purllies the bloodo
purges out the lurks
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uARLEM EXTENSION DIVISION
IL CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
CHA NGE OF TIME.
1875. SUMMER ARRANGEM ENTS. 1875.

On and after Monday, May 81, 1875, trains will
run as follows:
MAIL-Leaves Rutland at 100 a. m, for Man.
chester, Bennington, Lebanon Springs, Chat
ham and New York.
EXPRESS-Leavcs Rutland at Isis pm, to
Manchester, Bennington. Troy, Albany and
New York.
MIXED.-Leaves Rutland 2:10 2. M, to Man.
chester, Bennington, Lebanon Springs and
Chatham.
ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
Mixed, l140 a. H.; express, $40 pm; mail, lilo
p. m.
BURDETT Supt.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

NERVOUS DEBILITY.
The press, the pulpit and the lecture room
are silent on the subject OF this disease. A
A false delicacy withhulds knowledge In re-
gard to violation of physiological laws, aud
life-wrecks, shattered humanity, insanity, and
premature graves I'LL the world. No race, ma
ton or position is exempt from the soul des-
troying Scourge.
sleepless nights, twitchng Of the muscles,
trembling OF the limbs, poor appetite, easily
disturbed by noise or excitement, pimpleS and
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Tonic Pills.
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GLOBE PAPER co.
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SYRsCUM AND TONIC PILLS
NERVOUS AND
GhNERAL DEBILITY.

Premature Decay, Over-rndulgence In the us 9
OF opium or Alcoholic DRINKS, Tobacco, &C.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-31

ofburning down the structure; but for
tunatcly the trick was discovered before
sufficient time had clap-cdto accomplish
the drmonish work. The perpetrators
Of the crime are unknown, and from
present appearances are likely to remain
so. What their intentions were in en-
dcayoriu. to burn the property of Mrs.
Taylor also remain mystery,
ri nothing had been taken from the place.
II is thought by some that the parties,
whoever thcy were, having an eye to bust
ness. had made an attempt to bring back
the old war times. by setting on fire this
house in the lower part of town, and
draw the larger portion of the people 10
it. 80 that they might have an opportu-
uily to rob some dwelling or business
house in another part. without Interrupt
ton. Whether thi. i, the true cause, it
cannot be- positively stated, but if 50. it
viii not be the last attempt that will be
made. and it would be we'll for our peo-
pie To- take warming by it, and leave no
cOnDu.Ubln matter whore it can be
cl-ilS brought into play for such a pur-
nose.
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and was sent to the cooler for seven days.
where he will pay his board by working
on the streets.
Then came the turn OF gentleman
calling himself j. Y. Roberts. who. from
some cause unknown to the writer, was
led to the very bad falling Of using abu-
siyc and offensive language TO fellow
mortal, for which he was arrested by
Officers WoOtcn and Brown. These gen
tcmcn gave IT as their opinion that Rob
crt,' words. as heard by them were calcu-
lated to provoke row, and upon this
evidence the Judge placed upon the head
of the defendant fine of five dollars and
costs. and he was sent to Jail in default
OF payment. He will labor on the streets,
Two blushing damscl,, giving their
names ~ Kate Helm and Lou Rose, were
next to confront the Judge, having been
taken into custody by Olilcer' Wooten
and Brown. for the simple reason that
they had amused themselves for few
minutes by endeavoring to put head
on" each other. Several witnesses were
heard In the trial. whose evidence was
such that it gave Ills Honor good cause
to assess each of the wayard creatures
the sum of ten dollars and costs, each,
The times being rather hard, neither of
them had the nCccs sary whcrrwith to
buy themselves free. and they We're or
dcrcd to the city Jail for the short space
OF seventeen days. each.
The fourth and last trial was that OF
colOrcd gentleman named Harvey
Wheeler, who was caught up for being
guilty Of INDUCING in obscene and oflcn-
,ivc language, by Officers Wootcn and
Brown. From the evidence given in the
case, Harvey was adjudgcd guilty Of the
misdcmcauor preferred against him, and
wa therefore requested to contribute the
sum Of ten dollar, and cost. to the city,
but having no money to throw away, hc
preferred going to Jail and to labor on the
street, for eight day,
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Attention. Merchants of the sur.
rounding Country.

Ihsye full stock and can always Il ! or
ders on Qucen,Narc and Glassware at -.
LOU. prices. The iollowingi, ii.t Of what
have on hand at present:
Lamp Chlmnoys, Of all kind, 10y the Bar.
rel, box or dozen.
Gllss Lamps OF all sizes and kinds.
100 different styles and kind, OF Bar
Glasses.
Lamp Burners OF all descriptions.
Lamp-wick, Beer mugs, Glass Renectors,
Coal Oil Chandeliers, Cake Stands, Glass
Fruit Stands, and in fact every thing in the
Crockery and Glassware line.
will guarantee TO duplicate any bill
purchased IN -. Louis and give equally
a good an assortment, as my stock i com
plete in all kinds Of Queen and Glassware,
also have put up in cask for the retail
trade, Rockingham and Y fellow ware, which
/ will sell at So per cent of the regular lis
! prices.
! Also fun line Of Table and Pocket Cut
lery, Plated, Brittania, Table and TIE
! spoons, ana Soup Ladies Come and Sc
for ourselves. -. HARTMAN,
3-2Stf Cor. Sixth 4 Com. Az
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solirc COIIrH

The police courts are not oyrrrum at
present with business, though there
still continues to arrive some tranSgr
ors Of tho laws of the city who need
the attention OF the Judges. Since our
last report, which was published on sun
day morning. Of the doings Of these gem
tlcmcn, there have been but four eases
tried. all before His Honor Judge Bros,,
Judge Bird being allowed to rest without
Interruption,
The first parsonage who was unfortu-
nate enough to be taken into the pres
cncc OF Judge Bross, was one Wesley
O'Neal, a gentleman accused by officer
La Hue with cruelty to animals, The
charge preferred against him was that,
while driving on the streets OF Cairo, he
observed n COW lying on the opposite side
of the street, entirely out of his way, but
through pure mcanness, pulled his team
directly toward the brute, and ran over
her. The heavy wagon passing over her,
used the COW up pretty badly, and Mr..
Carl, who is the owner, sought redress
by law, O'Ncil is a cripple, having
only one arm, which was lucky for him,
Just at this time, for the Judge, after
hearing the evidence in the case, informed
him that he would assess him but ten dol.
lars and costs, whereas, II he had been the
possesor of two arms, he would not have
let him of for less than fifty dollars and
trimmings The defendant had no money
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Spring Millinery Good.

The Misses Mccarthy wish to call the at
tention Of the ladies Of Cairo AMI vicinity
to their large stock of spring miliue-y
goods, Just brought 10 this market from
Philadelphia. The stock comprises all the
latest styles Of Hats, Bounet-, Flowers,
Ribbons and Trimmings Of all kinds, large
variety OF ladies, underwear, hosiery, belts
buckles, collars, cuff, etc, etc. These
goods are offered at the lowest prices. The
Misses Mccarthy VIII be found at Mrs
Swander's old stand on Commercial avenue,
between Eighth and Ninth ~'reet 2.3-lw,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Joe Roneker is now In full control OF
the Washington bakery, and having learn
ed the wants Of the public, is prepared to
supply on call all demands for French loaf,
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found in a first
class bakery. lie maintains full stock OF
confcctloneries, and can, as well as any
other dealer in the city, fll all orders in
that line. Cakes baked, frosted or orna-
meuted on short notice Specia lattenton
given to the orders of wedding or picnic
parties. o12-tE
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-31

have just received the largest assert
ment of Queenswarc and Glassware, OF the
best quality, which, having bought for cash
direct from the importers AMI Manufact'i-
rors, | ana enabled TO sell at prices which
defy competition, viz
White Granite Breakfast Plates Coo per set
White Granite Cups and sau-
cars, without handles, 6Oc per set
White Granite Cups and ssu-
GERS, with handles, zoe per set'
Large GLASS GobIets, Doc perset'
Large Glass Table TumlsIs, 3Oc per set.
Invite everybody to call and examine my
stock Of Queen and Glassware and COM
pare prices.
Ihaye a.o just received large invoice Of
Table and Pocket cutlery, Silver Plated and
Brittania Table and Tea Spoons and Soup
Ladies'. DAN HARTMAN,
3.2stf. Cor. Sixth Il Com. Ay.
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Whence TI,i. Great Commotion

the country through, among the Alaoh ic
Bitter mongcr.; They stand 'ghost At an
innovat on on their privilege Of making
druukards o the sick. \ ,onpait has
come into the dolI with which lhoy cannot
contend. DIR. j. WALKERS CALWuENIN
VINEGAR BIrrERs. the undancd essence
of the most efiicacious vegetable t0uic' aud
alternatives in the wJr'd, /, DRIVING all the
sill.born nostrums Of King Alcohol t. The
wall. There IS no disease, internal or OK
tcrnal, in which It is not cncticiol'y a lmin
istered 3-l1-d y Y-iW.
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General Items
The martins made their first appear
a..o 90 this city Yesterday morning.
Tho -urlcu. in the upper part OF the
city are now being put in condition for
planting.
-NcN, Sunday. the Rev. Dr. IIcndnck.
pl padurah, viilprrarh at the Prcsby-
terrain church,
OIL fine Taylor Literary society will
hold their regular weekly meeting at the
council chamber this evening.
Mound City will give another SPELL
ing match at stoke hall tomorrow
night. \ gay time {, anticipated.
The pupi Of the High school will
givom exhibition ar the Alhcnoum Fri
dly night. Every citizen should attend.
The public school examinations. now
iH progrc--. are very interesting, and
draw 'hr attention ol many Of our pco-
pie.
Tho election excitement .,ll contn-
u.- q" grow more interesting. and tho
boy 90. looking forward to happy
time
The mud ou Twentieth street, near
the corner Of Commercial avenue, i SO
deep ,hu It'll difficult for two horse, to
draw m empty wagon through it.
Where are the 'Pauiccr-." Now l.
tu, ..ma for them iomake glad the hearts
olghn young paopI. Of tll'. burg by Civ
ing select party at the IT. Charlie.
"A number Of ldic- and gentlemen OF
this citylal by the two o'clock train yes
to-day afternoon. 10 attend the ma,qucr-
ulrIlll a. Charleston lat night.
-lIawhiu, and ANley, the two promi-
ucut candidate, orcity clerk, are making
It lively tor each other. It j.. so far, said
tobc about ana even thing between them.
--lhc boy, and men who loaf about
the river seem 70 have a mania for tum-
bling into the water. Two Went in on
Monday, ami barely escaped being
drowned.
The ''Womau', club and Library
r.,,,'..,..I.,,,,,a,,ha,r ,.uor,n
..a,,.,,t.'',.,,;,.,,,7,m. ,,h o,,ho .co.on
=. Am ~. III 49, IL,
A.. -, c,,nui..;op NOR
chant of hi. citv. wa, the first passenger
over the Cairo and -. Louis narrow
gauge railroad, from -. Louis to this
c.,y. from whom fare has been collected.
Mr.. h. +. parhcr'- new house, on
. Thirteenth street. between Washington
avenue aud Walnut street. is rapidly
/ arpruarhiug completion. and will be q
yory cgel.u1,c addition 10 that neighbor.
/ hood
( We are Informed that MIR, W. Z
. Wright win favor the audience at tho
.pcIling match to be given NJ the Me'ho
/ dist church, Thursday evening with {
/ select reading when WILL we ltel conn
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nIyEn. nrsINE.s ANn wEA1nEn.

HlN ERs III ~lN B~N ANl' NtAlllEE.
The river ha. declined inches since
last report, and continues to rccede at
points above. The Mississippi Is still
rising slowly at st. Louis. a. also the
Missouri.
--Bu,inc.. fair. Boat> come out from
st. Loui, only half laden. although there
/, now plenty OF water tor them to carry
full loads. Thi- condition Of affair, will
not last very long. however, and we look
for a resumption of shipments within two
or three week..
Clear, warm aud pleasant.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The punctuli Charles Morgan va,
at the wharf the greater part OF yc.tcr-
day adding to her cargo. Harry stein.
her head clerk, j. suffering with rhcuma-
ri,m at Cincinnati, and Capt Al /. at the
head in the office.
Tho Fish came in light. Capt. W.
l.. sullivan j. in command. Capt. Crawl
being slightly under the weather.
The Ashland passed up yesterday al
tcrnoon with 100 bales of cotton for the
East.
Two tug-, the Waycrly aud Tempest
produce boat towers, passed mp early We.
terday morning in tow Of thcJ w Gar
rctt.
Bill Hampton, the negro who -hpt at
the mate of the Legal Tcndcra Memphis
several days ago, was committed i'm de-
fault of - 1000 bail
Most of the boat. from It, Louis de
pend upon Cairo 20 till out their clrgoc>
although there j, plenty Of water tor
them to bring out full load.. The fact j.,
fun loads cannot be obtained 'hcr,
while 30 many boats are running,
The Arkansas Belle !. the Lyansviil,
packet thi, evening.
The Carrie V, kountl and Atlauti,
are due to-day from 81, Louis for New
Orleans.
The mammoth tow boat. AiaN, vii
be down tomorrow with IA tow of Goa
tor ST. Louis.
The Hickory had a slim trip for tn
| Tennessee river.
!
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The above saloon, corner Of Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, is fixed ~ in
Z cd styc-airy and comfortable. Every
sunday morniog you viii lind spread Ne,
LII oh and glass of Milwaukee lager.
beer, which cant be beat, aud there I, not
any change. B,hird tie Bar you VII. li1d
the b. 1t kind Of Liquors ard Cigars, and
my desire 5 t. give every one of my cust0-
mcrs who patr0n'zc me, satisfaction
Clll round FRED. liOrHEINH
7;l-3-li.lm.
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Mrs. Sam. Williamson wishes to announce
TO the public and her old patron. that she
1. prepared to bleach, press and shape hats
in the very latest style, al the low price OF
- cents each. Her per. onal attention will
be gwen to trimming hat. and bonnets.
Price - to 30 cent. Residence on wash
ington avenue, between Eighth and Ninth
streets. Any young lady desiring to learn
the business may apply to me.
g. SGT. Mrs. SAM WILLIAMSON.
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PHGNIx HAIR DRESSING SALOON
Illinois Central Railroad.
Railroad Pass 10 Chicago and Return.

The holder Of thi, pas i entitled To- one
frst-class passage to Chicago and return on
horseback or on foot, providing he gets his
hair cut by r. Theobold Eighth street. be.
tween Commercial and Washington ave-
nucs. Ticket Office at +. Thcohold's barber
shop, Cairo, Illinois. ls-32;tt.
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District Election Notice,

NOTICE l. hereby given, that on Satul,,ay,
~ the thlId day Of April, $50, an election
will bc held al the school house ON Eleventh
street, in school District No one, township
seventeen, range one, county Of Alexander and
state of Illinois, ior the purpose of eecting two
members ofthe board OF education ion the term
ot three years for said district Tie polls will be
open at nine O'Clock, n. m, and closed OF four
O'Clock, y, m Of the same day
dated this sd day of March, ls'o
by orderof BOARD OF Lpl CATION.
,ls.-2 o. div
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-03-31

Buy your Field ana Garden SEEDS ut New
York Store. Timothy ana Clover Seed, on
ion Sets, Early Rose seed Potatoes, oats
Sweet Corn, Hungarian Seed, Russell 20
tatoes, Peas by the quart, RED Top, Cast
and Steel plows, Plow Harness g.; iuiI
Ines and prices guarantee low
S-3-l0-l0t CnAs. o. pATIFR & CO.
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Special Assessment Notice.

DuBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that the
L Circuit aud County Courts Of Alexander
County, have rendered judgment fur special
asses ment upon property benefited 10y the fol-
lowing improvement, viz Grayelng ohio
Lelec street from Fourth to Fourteenth streets,
as will more fully appear from the certified copy
of the judgments on file In the utice of the Clerk
of the City 81 Cairo; that warrant fpr the coll
lection OF such assessments l. in the hands Of tn.
nlers igncd, All Crsuns interested are hereby
notified Ia call and pay the amounts assessed At
the collectors onlcc, No. Isl Commercial avenue
within thirty days nom the date hereof.
Dated this 18th day OF March, \ -. l>TS.
II. y, BLAKE,
City Urea. and EN-of1co Collector
ft.s-litf
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A. NheRp ~ the Chenpcst.

Al the New Harness and Saddle Shop
No. 1905 Commercial Avenue, lold Auction
House you can buy all you want, from q
Fine llarne.. down to hlme strap, a'
cheap a. at any thcrpoin'. No Use now oi
going to Il. Loui, or any other place foi
good. in our line. Call and see u.
lG-3-232w. l.. u. ANN Il Co.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

h"pPS h'ihSs 'ob s"""s 'N' NV" WV
effects of Errors and Abuses ia carly life. Man
hood restored Impc,limcnt- To Marriage re-
moved. New method OF treatment New and
remarkable remedies, Books and circulars sent
free, in sealed envelope Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, 40 y, Ninth street, Philadcl-
phia, Pa An Institution having high reputa-
ton for honorable conduct and professional
skill lN-l-l3-dNWim
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rinno nnd Nrgnn Tnmimg.

Mr.. NJ. kuhue Dies re, u' 20 ray that be j.
ready to receive orders for Piano % a or
gan tuning, and repairing musical iu,,ru
mouts. Orders may BE- lett ut the corner o.!
ThirtccutA and Walnut streets, or l.. O..
Boz GG3, and will receive pronp, at MT on.
.lo-'G.gn,
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Something New .

have just received a complete a>,ort-
ment of Glass Shades of all sizes and
shapes. suitable for clocks. wax flowers,
etc. also Moss and Chenille, and pie
mic aud ladies, Travelling Ba,kets-the
largest stock ever brought to Cairo
u. HARTMAN,
Corner sixth and Commercial,
D-DS ~
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Two o. three gentlemen ,an ar accom-
modified NTH dty board. Hpu,a Oh WAL
nut. between h.u'A md tisu.h. Apr..
az tli, .H,cr. p.-..-- H..
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wanted,
3-2s-tf.

A situation in a Drug store; ten years
experience thoroughly competent, and
can take charge ifrcquirci. The best ref.
erences. Sc Address Thco. smith, Utah
and Lexington streets, Baltimore, y-30-6t.
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On Commercial avenue, near Twenti-
eth street. suitable for tailor or barber.
shon. Inquire at the saloon corner
Twentieth and Commercial.
a-27-it, ions CELIA,
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Rooms. Rooms {!

Four rooms for rent--two furnished,
and two unfurnished-over Robbins mu-
sic store, on Commercial avenue. En-
auire of Tabcr Bros, l2S Commercial
avenue. 3-A-8t.
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Just Received.

Splendid line of Spring prini-, now open.
Also full line OF Ladies and Gents shoes,
at Eastern prices, boh at wholesale and
retail at NEW YORK STORE.
J-lJ.lOt.
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EGGS FOR HATCHING

From the following varieties of rt1w DRsn
Fowls
A. ~ Per Dozen.
Dark and Light lirahmas; liun and paytrill,r
Cochins; Brown and White Lcghoms; H0udnnH
and silver Grey DorkingS
| warrant one-halt of each dozen Eggs %
HATCH II they do not viii replace Them al ~
centB per dozen
Send stamp for circular. ,.,.,,
Address. fsAAt lNnk,
Marlboro SmIk County ONO,
N.-3 II vet