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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-05
RED RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS
PORTATTON COMPANY STEAMERS.
Mnry Louise, Texas,
r. r.. Bryarly, Lotus NO.3.
Col. A. p. Kouns. w. ]. Behan.
La Belle, Belle Rowland.
G. III. Durfee.
>n> FOR SHREVEPORT, JEFFER
ks<5lIE.srAuf~ son, Upper Red River, Mtnden
Coushatta, Grand Ecore, Alexan.
dria and all way and plantation landings-Leav-
ing New Orleans as follows
For Shreveport Direct.
WEDNESDAY. january 8. at D. IN.
Texas. Capt. G. w. Stinde.
For shreveport Direct.
C.. III. Ourfee.
THURSDAY, January 6. at 8 .. IN.
For Upper Red River,
r T. Bryarly, W. I. Scovell master.
FRIDAY, January at p IN.
For Shreveport Direct.
La Belle, Capt. M. N. Wood. master.
Leaves on SATURDAY, January 8, ut 8 j. IN.
Returning leaves Shreveport TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS.
SATURDAYS boats going through to Jefferson
No wharfboat charges will be made on freight
consigned to the company at the mouth OF Red
River.
Forwarding freights consigned to the company
at New Orleans viii be handled free of drayage
and commissions.
For freight or passage. apply on board Of the
boats or 1t the Office OF the company. No. III
Gravier street JOS. A. AIKEN, President.
dlo M. W. JOYCE. Agent
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-05

FREIfHIS-Ye eSterday we reported
two ships for Havre at 1 l6c for cot
ton. We have no change to make In
quotations, but to fill up masters occa
sionally make concessions from the
sail rate to Liverpool. We quote as
follows:
BY steam-cotton to Liverpool sd, corn
f2b q 13d cotton to New York &c, to Bos.
ton, Providence, Fall River and Balti.
more, via New York &C.; sugar to New
York S. " hid, molasses so R bbl: BY
sail - cotton 70 Liverpool AID, to
Havre 3-16c, to Amsterdam Ito, tC
Antwerp / 5-16, to Bremen 21-32d, tC
Revel 2l-32M11-16d, to Genoa 5-16c.
SUGAR 668 hhds were received
this morning. The demand is active
for the higher grades Of open kettle.
The receipts all sold at previous
prices: Inferior 4 54c., common 5h
a 5ac, good common 55a &c., fair 65 a
6tc., good fair 6t 8sc., fully fair 81 a
7c., prime "a a TIC, strictly, prime 7sc.,
choice 7lc., gray clarified q a SIC,
yellow clarified 81 8sc., off white clar-
flied 81 9ac., white clarified 81 a 9ac.
Y ID.
MOLASSES. The receipts this morn
ing were confined to S99 bbls. mostly
fermenting. That not fermenting is
scarce and in demand, while low grades
and fermenting are difficult of sale.
Some prime reboiled sold at 44c. The
receipts were mostly sold at 35a40c for
good to prime fermenting; 49a45c for
prime not fermenting 48a50c for strictly
prime, and 51a52c for choice. Low
grades and fermenting are quoted at 20
a35c per gallon.
FLOUR-Only small local demand,
and the sales to-day are confined to 1854
bbls. Of which so double extra at $4 80,
so superfine at "a f2t, 81 and 100 good
treble extra at IS so, so choice treble
extra at S. Gal, so, 100 and 100 choice ex-
ira at IS rs, SO at $6 12a, 14O at S. As, 100
at Sc SO, 100 and 100 hbls on private
terms. Common is quoted at 50 80 a
3 rs, fine 81 a 25, superfine 81 25,
double extra 81 so A IS, low treble ex-
ira $4 87a q 3 25, good treble IS 37a a
) Sc, choice extra IS rs a SO, family
SO 75a7 25 T Dbl.
CORN MEALS dull and Offering on
the landing at SO 60(12 65 T Dbl, and
jobbing at SO rs y bbl. We hear Of
some sales of undesirable brands at
so 50 Sa Dbl. The stock is small.
GRITS-Dull and quoted in lots at 81
and jobbing at 81 1904 25 p bbl;
PORK-Is in good supply but there
is little or no demand Mess is quoted
in round lots at $40 5O@2O IS, and some
lots of heavy are held at $2l. 1t is
iobbing at S21(121 SO ~ bbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Only lob de-
Inand at 8 a SIC for shoulders, as in con-
dition; 10a 10ac for clear rib sides, and
l0ac for clear Sides At wholesale shoul-
ders are quoted nominally at 7sc; clear
rib sides 10ic; clear sides 10lc p ib.
BACON-No shoulders on hand. They
are quoted nominally at IL a 1l.c. Sides
are dull and Offering at II &c for clear rib,
and 12ac for clear. They are johbing at
ic over these prices
HAMS--Dull, and choice sugar-cured
are selling only in job way Is "a Isle u
b. No demand whatever for ordinary.
A lot OF 10 tierces sold at 15c per IL.
BREAKFAST BACON-Only job
demand at 15@16c p ib.
LARD-We note sales yesterday and
to-day OF 25 and so tierces, in lots. at |
lstc per fb. The supply is light, and
The demand is mostly confined to the |
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-05
ST. LOUIS AND CAIRO.
OUACHITA.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVEI,
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
REGULAR OUACH.I,JIA, ,I,A ,,,,, RIVER WEEKLY
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at o D. m.
NJ FOR OUACHITA CITY MONROE
h@stssaEsT Trenton and all landings on Black
draft passenger steamer
Ouachita Belle.
=; W. Blanks. master, Joe Holmes, clerk
VIII leave as above, making connections with
light draft steamers for Saline and Bcpuf Rivers
Bayous d'Arbonne and Bartholomew; also witt,
steamer Goose. for Little River. Tensas nptl
Bayou Macon. For freight or passage apply on
board. or TO Capt, +. A. BLANKS, Pres.
No. Q Canal, corner Delta street.
HITE& CARLIN, BRIrTON & EPPLER !
ADAMS & WORK, LORD Il McPEAKE. I Agts'
L. S.-Commeneing Dec. 20. d2s
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BAYOU SARA.

r. FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO
sakEssssssssszh Rouge. Piaauemine and way hand
ings-T The United States mail semi. weekI,
packet
un place of W. s. Pike.) J. J. Brown. master
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY, at D
H., for Bayou Sara,
HITE & CARIIN. Agts. 3 Tchoupitoulas st.
d23 3m A. G. GODDIN, 80 Magazine
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-05

TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 4. 1876

1UEoUhI ISENkNU, VUII' =, IoIU,
COTTON-The sales to-day mot in
cluding so bales additional yesterday
summed up 10,950 bales at irregular
and easier prices, requiring reduction
In our quotations of s@ic in ordinary
and strict ordinary, sc in good ordinary,
and o partial hc In strict good ordinary
TO strict middling, inclusive. We give
also the figures and report of the Ex-
change as below. Is
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-05
LOWER COAST.

INDEPENDENT PACKET-LOWER COAST
~ DAILY PACKET.
,f@2zz7"@ A The No freight steamer
sEFist7fis5 J.F cFrazer. :.
Leaves the Lower Coast Packet
Landing EVERY EVENING texcept Sunday u ffr
me. me- Belalr Plantation and way landings. mt 2
NOON, except Mondays - A AOAI-
For freight engagements apply on board. or tn
di'u N. u DoNOHUE 7G Gravier street ~
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-05

,,T,, LHayes Le, eyery WEDNESDAY at s D. IN.
INDEPENDENT OPELOULAS WEEKLY
PACKET.
FOR WASHINGTON, PORT
ks27e Barry. Churchville. Bayou Des
- q, ilaizes, Atchafalaya. Simmsport
Pig bend Landing, Old River, and all interme.
diate points-The tight draft passenger steamer
st. Mary,
=. frotsst master. j. d. Schmidt. clerk.
For height or passage apply on board, or TO
HITE d CAKLIN, Tchouptoulaa st.
Through bills lading TO Bayou B0euf. d,s I'm
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-05
STEAMBOATS,.
mrNPurs AND BENDS.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BENDS PACKET
FOR MEMPHIS, HELENA
.k72fRSsfnf Mouth OF White River. .Chicot.
bGreenyille. vicksburg. Natchez
and the Bends-The new and magnificent
steamers
Mary Bell,
J. F. Hicks, master, ALI. Grisson. clerk,
For FRIDAY Jan. z. at 8 D. m.
4 For THURSDAY. Jan. il. at s D. m.
B. r. Pegram, master, j. H. Chassaing, clerk,
will leave as above. Particular attention given
to all way and plantation business Through
bills of ading signed to oil points on Chicot rail-
roads. BROCKETT Il CARTER. Agents,
d19 81 Magazine street.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-05
OPELOUSAS.

Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY, at u. m,
R- NOR WASHINGTON. OPEJ,Ot1SAS
haAi.aktSr Port b Barre simmsp9rt Churchville,
-. /, :! and all landings on tho Coast Atcha-
viii Z leave rieke a abnSs master A. Mhsner sr
for Bayou dos Glai1es to be landed ut Sjmmsnorf
or Big Bend Landing. and for Bayou Bcellf nj
Washington. For freight or passage aDpjv on
board or to LORD G MoPEAKE Agapntte ADpnt ="
d22 "e0H'o'
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-05
UPPER COAST,

TRI- WEEKLY NEW ORLEANS COAST AND
DONALDSONVIIJE PACKET,
,-a3f-Ah. The fine side-wheel steamer
st<sssz - St, John,
+. Bcrgeron. mister.
l,saye9 New Orleans every MONDAY BOD GAIT
OhDAf at 10 a. m., and WEDNESDAY 4 at 70 H1 NJ
SUNDAY. TUESDAY and TT tJRST;AYn o'er'
for 1relghs OF passage ap oily on board or tn
ozl ant u. y. MELANCON, 30 Cont st.
n SKINNER M. AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
BATON ROUGE, FLAQUEMTf(E AND COAST
SEMI.MEEKLY PACKET. o1''
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at IL M, and SAT.
UhuAY, at .. m.
x .k@kssSslS The steamer
Lessie Taylor.
vii hliea EN- Jnmel, master M Kenison, clerk.
In dInufsday evening For freight or passage ap-
uu, ADAMS d WORK. Commercial Place.
$500. dl5 I'm
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v1CKsBURG.

Leaves every TUESDAY at S D. m.
p@~ FOR VICKSBUKG, NATCHEZ
k.ss.sssl1lk. - Daviss Bend and intermediate
landngs-Jhe steamer
r.. e. Leo,
VIM. Campbell. MASTER A. McVay, clerk
leaves as above. connecting Mt Vicksburg with
Parsots Line for all points on Yazoo. Sunflow-
er. Deer Creek and Tallahatchic.
ADAMS Il WORK,
HITE a CARLIN,
d21 JNO. JANNEY Agents
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-05
BAYOU MACON AND rENsAs.

REGULAR BAYOU MACON AND TENSAs
PACKET
Leaves on FRIDAY, Jan. Z. at D. M
N= FOR ALL LANDINGS ON BLACK
steamer Aho
Rapides,
Jerry sullivan. master, Jas. L. Robbins eInrL
viii leave as above positively. For freipht n,
passage apply on board, or to s'i' VI
HITE y CARL1N 3 Tchoupitonlas g,
LORD & MCPEAKE, 46 CaInn street ''
WIZ remain In the trade permanently. las
CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE. AND NEW op
LEANS PACKET Wv
FOR CfNCfNNSAaTHii Ii KIT i fGirIsPG;,Ini ai r; ~ r
toWn. EysnsPiIlf Pas. eas HseeasersoH ea.a Shawnee;
ai Intermediate polnts-The splendid new rom rom
w Car0nde1et,
~; Nh, ,Daok Love. master, Gee, W Purdycclerk
Mlii leave az above For freight or passage ir,
ply on board or tn ~
DOUGLAS 81 WINBURN.
35 Natchez street
BURDEAU d WAYNE.
5ai 1o6 Gravier street
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-05

OFFICE N. q, DEMOCRAT.
Now Orleans. Jan. 4. 1875.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HousE;
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-05
River News.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Wednesday. January 5. 1876 J
The undersigned. in assuming charge Of the
River Department of the DAILY DEMOCRAT. re-
spcctfuly solcits from his steamboat friends q
continuance of the patronage SO literally ex-
tended during his connection with the New Or
leans Cresccnt and Bulletin.
GEO J.. DUNCAN
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-07

Ietote tue "a o. Ri'lioad,. Cairo had a
cOmmaudlng ii-iupii a. a centre vi con-
Inerce and ma CATION. Tins importance OF
position .Lc al POSSESSES. suf ugs nov the
additional advantage at bei'g great rail
road II fe. lumber ~ 'hi mot import
ant railroad. 10 he Valley ID the Miss ssippi
converting to md la los their teInini
there. Am ng hes. coming from the n)rth
are the great limos ct4tiai Ri,lrO.d,
which traverse the entire tate of Illinois
Iromit. eXtrvu Lorther1 aiii north c~stern
TO It's southern limits, and by rs come ctions
extends into all The grea, northwc. tern
grain producing state /, tEcl Cairo aud VIM
cennc.. extending from arr 10 lie City OF
Viac,nnes, IN the STATE Of ItlianI, where
its Dneotion' ,bord direct Irai road COM
munications wi all IA ten cities ana
The Cairo " -. Louis RiilrLt. afiording =
direct ra,icnad commmi cltion with the
City OF II. lo'i. and all the railroads cen
terln2 there Tue roai> rOtiug from the
South are The New Olirgnl jackson and
Great Northern ind the mobile aud Ohio
Kailroa : which gave dir, II railroad com.
munici'ion with IN cili 1T Nubil, and
New Orleans, AID 9th Sclirrn Atlantic
sea potts. und bf conn I-3 Dad. with all
the cu luiry u'i # tJir ; aui com ng
from the >pn'hVc,i /. III" Il %. Arkan.a,
sud ieNt- Railroad, which snJrds simiiar
communication Wiih - ,tlein Nj souri,.
Araansi- MI Texas ami thdpiircipil cit.
les uf those Sibto'. 1hi' / t-nfiucd rOgd
wi. gave, also. diTecf '"tIn j u ia the
Texas and Paciir ioa 1 WhciHi IL J.. COM lc-
ted, thus g;Nih, direct crIuIl lictiivh ~i h
the priIci pal p.rt ui the Ptcihc pcear
these ia lroaG., I, rmi, a,iu- a Cairo. are
now all completed aud in ,uc,t sSial opera.
ton, those IA llli1os coming into the city
on ban X a. each 81 The nVtrt Ohio and
Mississippi ana tenn naliD, lt,hrir contt-
ence. thu enrrc'irg the CITY. VINE Hoil,
SPRING III WisNnic tI Dhip hiyer ;s,G-
road, AMI TIE cairo aud irgn,-,Cc River
Riiirofd. which VIII both tiiini'n Ut
Cairo, al" IN cJur,e of construction and III
soon be completed. and otlle, Ia.lioa, both
in Illinois aLd IN state south II the ohio
riN er, which Wili a'-o terminate at cairo,
are projected, an. arfans emsu'> mlde 10
bullI them. The cnusirg ''i.n 81 ihrsc
will greatly Increase IN Afro II ,ohmuLi-
cations OF afro.
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d III &ulletin.
PARAGRAPHS.

The champion consolidate man l.. he
who. on bcing cast ashore a, tic i-ics oi
ehcal. AT mi.h, found Tire light-hnepcrs'
hr. and ,ltlt halt lroher, iu-t within
the storm porch till morning. because.
a lic ul. .'lA supposed the kc,rcr'
were asleep inside Tie hous'. asst
w,,lln'i Ike % hc walked up.
The mos wrclch,d being ili- sra-
son. say, the C,egiv-IlvuR. J, ~. man
with an Ulster oyrrcuat. IL had not
counted of u mild Ayiairr. and The bnrr
thought ol how ht 10 - tho Weir ont
of that cont makes hini bars, into another
.piraliVn ard look moro lihr q sLg,
driver than ever.
Wyoming Territory hasa nc" county
nalmcd Cioo,. not named after cioohe'l
whisky. hut altcr General Crook. Who
commands the department OF The Platte.
aud Who has done mor' Elective ANA IN
dicidns work among lice Indians during
the past few years than all The Drigadiers
on the frontier combined.
According to French Journal. one
dimes in England for rccnprrauon, In
Italy for the u'aiildiouol Indigenous p,C-
duets, in spain Tor the po.; ir.md.al Gig.
arctic. and in france !ur ttc sake oi
,iimin@ that j.. Tor chatting i.r The en-
ioymcut O; lie, and .up lh-- ".,ianac oi
social amenities
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-07
gStl,bcp aus! (RpciVc,

There il scarcely a branch of human
industry in which India Rubber has not
I'D some form found its way. Although
widely known and used. but few ale
aware uf its medicinal virtues and great
curative properties. Practical expert
nrnt has proven that il is II natural res
cayoir 81 electricity, containing more
ii,an any known substance or compound.
owing To- his fact 1t has been used with
succ,-. ia curing Nervous complaints
and Rheumatism that were invulnciable
to drugs.
IL Ia. also been discovered that lmdil
Ettbbcr possesses al the properties valrl-
able n. a specific for Pulmonary COM
plants ana cure many forms Of Con-
sumption and Lung disease. Combined
with Capciuc 1t is unparalleled a u Pain
Rtlicyrr. whether external ar internal.
Nearly all the surgeons have adopted
il on account of il great healing Prop
critic.
The most cilpciual way of using the
ariicl" j. IN the form OF u perforated pllS
ter. The extensive Use OF ordinary Per-
iorl,rd or Porou, Plasicrs j. u testimony
Ia it, mcri,.
The only objection ever found with The
ordinary fabbcr Porous Plaster j. that
1t ac;s too slowly-rcqniring days and
cnu'iuuoU. wear 10 relieve pain OF to
effect . cure.
\ celebrated physician oi New York.
who la, long inadr the medical proper
tie, Of rubber study. has succeeded Ia
making great Improvement in Porous
pEstcrs by introducing 'apcinr, which
uvercomes all the former objections,
causing the Plaster to 10 ~ "a lew mo-
mcut> or hours. that which it formerly
rcqirnd days or weeks.
Capcine is the mo.f Ndlulhl" ingrcdi-
cBt ever used q, an external Ieuieiy. IL
operates with astoni hing yigor and IT,
licvr pain immediately. IT. curative
properties have become - famous dat
an rnterprisihg ,irm In NV ork. took
It in hand. aud by bringing Capcinr
Plaster To- The attention 81 phI.icisiaus.
have met with uuprcccdcut,d success.
The article j. known as Bpnson's Cap
cine Plaster. The price Is the same a.
The ordinary Porous plaster. - cents.
Every druggist has Them.
SrtByRA 4 JOHNSON. Agents. Y. y.
BARCLAY bEuS.. Agents. Cairo. Ills
l2-l5 lW.
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It, central location ia the gre Valley Of
the Mississippi, AID the gTeatv clth 81 liver
aud railroad communication, CIV. 10 Cairo
unsurpassed al, antigcs as ,iinmercs,l
point, ~ IL affords TO bc- easy AMI cheap ic-
cess to all the rain producing districts oi
tue North AID Wet, and imiIric 'e-. 10 ali
the agricultural iroducc con.uInrs OF the
south, thus presenting The best Dc1tion Ia
the We,tior an IN crchancc OF ,ie rc-pcci-
i've northern an' sou hern commoiiiie, aud
Productions
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-07

This city, A. :. well KNOW, is til1t"det
The confluence OF the bhioaii hi"issPN
t,y,is. A the head of uu,i .r,ip,cd nav su-
lion on the aii-si.,itpi, n, fellow Oh
.truuiun> 10y lee IN The 'vii.i.r and Inv
water in summer. and VA has clear ahd
open river commune, a' ~ tail times over
the Mtssis>i1pi and H. ribHisries, with ali
Inc c.Mutry south 10 Ie G,'i, ~ Mex 60
and the Atlantic ocaI. Cane hssa.o tb.
same character decentralization vita NIL
the country north OR The streams flowing
hy when those re AZ, are not isnayi-
y.llp b., i..,yp Of e "a low water.
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published every THURSDAY morning at 81 -
l,s aInum, invariably ia advance. The postage
On the weekly Will he prepaid at this Oihce, 10
that subscribers will obtain for subscription
,i.~ u 81 year.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

I'hk BULLETIN /. published v,,rt morning
t,xospi Monday n the Dlllatin Pudding, cor
ter Washington avenu, and Tw,lflh street.
I'm ByLLETIS is served TO city subscribers by
faithful carriers II Twenty -fiye Cents Week,
payable weekly b. slAil, On ADVANCED, slOper
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month 81 -
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-07

oil CAIRO Is not less important. III crude
mater It's oil every description, which con-
stiihte the elements Of in'nt,isrtltr,i arti
clcs, al'nuhi on every ii 20. iron o.. cpal.
OF slps Tor quali y, aud tluh,r every
character, norc than 9th rs. heinz easily
AMI cheaily accessible. AID the Iirh a2ri.
cuitl al region Of The iluint diiir neighjor.
moo J., u Wen the mole remote distIict
rendercd tributary 10 it by river ami rail,
iurri>h supplicsoI luc LecesSa.i.. Of IL. in
such abundance ~ lOr n''or LIVING except
ionally cbcap. when the manufactured liti
clr- are produced, the rliries for cheap
distribution hy river aud iai are not
@qualcd
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called for by ihr me-" IA,
H</ Of the American people hau
sure and safe trlc iol
~ er,cr and s.uc. ~uea
We are nsW enabled ~ oil,r,
with perfect certainty ihr
II vii! eradicate ilfc disease, ard viii, ~. Ju.
ancc, founded on proof Mat NJ h!rl cau
arise from it, use la any quantity.
That which protects from or pre-, cNi- tbs
disorder mt-t he OF iututa.c service IN iue
communities where u prevail g..#F.f.n
IL better lhan cure Tor tie patient r,tYp'- iHe
risk which he must riin 'u vi,'.U' a;t T. ol
thi. baefGl distempcr Iin "trHi r..ci.
tire miasmaiic poison Of re, or t,u5 ..'ts
from the system, anl ptcr'a's tlic trst'..
ment of the disease. If taken ga t'r CT
approach of it, premonitpty So rtoW-. n
great superiority of thi- f'l lt over apy
other ever discovered io, jl' r..iy .1rr.
tain cure or Intermittent i,'.oti % ,uai7i
no Quinnc or mineral: cuu ...u. I'l .i 300.
duces no quini.u or ota'' iul'., .u '.
whatever upon the constitution lt... rI..
by 1t are len ~ ho.l,Ay q, 81 ia.
hid ih. di.easc.
Sewer END tgt," i- nn' al,H" .r ....
sequence of the uiia.WJtD rs. 80. a. ,.t.I
variety of disorlcrs lr-n frou 30. Hti.i.nu.
among which are ssurs!GI.i. tii. Nrt.I.
sisus. Eout. sara.lae a.. B.inda. -.
T0Oshae he. Esrs, ss-. ,lssst,'' z ,tis.
nm. Pal pitstion, ra,,fui 'it~.iiuI,
Of the spleen. n ystcF ic.. S.si. - IN
Bow els. Collie. FasaiS ai.. mt lc,I1..r.
inont ut the stomach, an q. Wh., Whom
originating IN this cfute. put ON tac iater
m,tent type. OF icromc periodical 1h-
"CuRE" expels til. roifo n nom The llooi,
aud consequently cmes ihom ail ALIKE. u.
an invaluable protection 10 Immigrant .ui
persons travelling or Temporarily b." ding m
the malarious districts. II taken occasion.
ally or daily while exposed to the ui, .t,u,
that will be excseted nom Tho sy-t,p, ami
cannot accumulate Ia sunricHi quantI, -
ripen into disease. Hence 10 b. even more
valuable for projection than cUrc; aud f'w
viii ever suffer from Inief1uitt mt if they
avail themselves Of The protection Ills rcu.
ody afUrds.
For Liver Complaint, nri'irg ho'n torpid
ity Of the Liver, 10 D. "a excellent remedy
stimulating the Liver iato healthy 9'i'riir,
and producing many uuiy remarkable cures
where other medicine. i'il
rREptrrn nv
DR.. .. q. AVER & co. E1weii, Ma.s.
Practical and 1uniyticaI Chemists,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-07
Ayers .A.gue Cure

yer, Chill Fever, Romittent Fever
Dumb Gguc. Periodical or niliouq sc.
yer, &C., and indeed all tho election
which arise nom ina1ar,ous, naysh, OF
miasnlatic poisons.