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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-13
Comm unIcntGd.
DoSGoLA, ILL.,, Aug, Il, Is

DONGoLA, ILL.,, Aug. II, ls7.
EpiloR BuLLETIN:-As quite mum.
Der OF your paper come to Dongola, the
writer thinks it not out OF order to send
yOn communication.
The country surrounding Dongola is
well adapted to agricultural and hortlcul-
tural pursuits. The farmers In the main
are a well TODD aud cOntented set OF peo-
pie and this year are all raking in the
greenbaclis and going on their way re,
joicng.
The season for corn is splendid, and
there was more wheat harvested in this
township this season than ever before in
any two seasons. The onion aud potato
lIrlsh) market was good, and the green
applc market lasted for three weeks,
and now that the sweet potato market
will open in another week, we can see
nothing, but good ioTbodngs TO the
hardy sons OF the soil.
If there be one sitting on the empty
barrel, Just simply waiting 70 be led by
the playens, may he staryc to death, All,
who use industry and economy Gin low
er Egypt'), must prosper, aud cannot
avoid adding a mite 10 the strength OF our
country, which is the duty Of. every ciIi-
zen.
The judicial election passed of very
quietly in this precinct a very mea2re
vote being polled, of which Duff had 81
majority over Youngblood and Dough
erty nevertheless il is understood here
at this writing that Dougherty is the
lucky man. $50 mote it be-
About two months ago We had a ne"
department religious service in DongOla
anda would BE- preacher Of "thc only true
| church OF Christ undertook to debate
disputed doclrinal points with al old Me
thodlst minister, aud he came out at the
little end OF the horn" making com
pletc failure. Iuis 20 cnragcdOur brother
of the "only true church, y that he wen
to the state, attorney and procured
warrant for said Methodlstpgcachcr, ant
two other men, Tor disturbing him and
| worshiping congregation, when they
were worshlping almighty God, Ih'
| trial was had before his Honor, DAME
Hileman, Esq, and he fined the partie.
| SO each and cost OF suit, amounting II
all to $l0G.5j. The Methodist minister
took an appeal to the circuit court, bat
the others "f0rked over
The writer, being one of the others,
can only say, that in all the Bible debates
he ever attended, this was the first one
that cost him $40, and he leans to the
opinion that the next debate of the klnC
he goes to, he fully Delicyes it will be tin
Kingdom come" OLD TRIM,
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Hyp0ciiOniIriasis

l. a sad affection to suilertrom. ltattacks
all stations and conditions of hle. There
isa constant dread OF impending dangers,
the Damocles sword of imaginary evil is
suspended over, a morbid scnsltivencss
OF the thoughts and actions OF others,
etc. This disease generally arises from
an affection OF tle liver, stomach, urinary
organs etc, and can be successfully CON.
batted by the aid of rest and light diet
and the use of a remedy which will re,
store new force, promote secretions and
eXcretions, and give tone to the whole
system. Such Il health restoring remedy
has been found in the Home Stomach
Bitters.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Siverthorne yesterday brought
out big cargo OF freight and people.
Among her passengers were Mrs. Walton
Wright and daughter returning from
visit to Smithland, KY, and Capt. Duke
Nicholson. Of Evansville, contracting
agent OF the Evansville and Cairo packet
company. The Silvcrthorn met the Eddy
vile at Shawneetown, going to take the
CIV. Anderson's trip to Louisville while
the latter will take the Idlewild's place in
the Cairo and Evan Sle trade. The Idle
wild was aground at Caseyyille nine
hours, and the Andy Baum was still there
at last accounts. The II. W. Norton and
bargcs were aground there, going up.
The Silverthorne was aground y hours
at Golconda.
During low water, the Cairo and
Evansville packet company will be com,
posed OF the following boats: "SIver-
thorne', sc. W. Anderson aud Dora
Cobler."
The John A. Wood passed to Mound
City Tor repairs. j. B. Reed OF this city
is to overhaul her engines aud machinery
and she will be made good as new all
over.
The Belle of Shreveport is advertised
to leave st. Louis tomorrow tor New
Orleans.
The James ". Gail yesterday was vel
laden for Memphis,
The Jim Fisk brought a good trip from
Paducah aud will be on hand tai, even
Ing again.
The c. W. Anderson is the Evansville
packet this evening,
The Cons Miller for Memphis and Mary
Miller for ST. Louis are due from Cincin
natl to-day.
The Grand Tower and Glencoe had
light trips for ST. Louis.
The Arkansas Belle brought 10 sacks
OF oats, 10 hhds. tobacco, $50 bbls mea
ard flour and 1900 sacks OF corn on sun
day morning.
The Joseph II. Bigley has finished her
towing to st. Louis and has laid up here.
Her crew started home yesterday.
The Laura l.. Davis has a light trip tor
Cincinnati
The Virgie Lee leaves st. Louis tor
Cincinnati tomorrow.
Captain Couns steamer Alvin filled out
here yesterday. She is line little stern
wheel boat, built for the lower coast
trade, and is a little beauty. She has il
tow four small! barges for the mouth o.
Red River, and sloop for Galveston
1t was built at Towards shIp.yard anC
; is named James Howard in honor of the
late great ship builder. Captain Les
Crane of Louisville accompanies thu
ALVIN to her destination,
The Elnt Shinklc from Memphis passe,
to Cincinnati with an excellent trip 0
freight and people, She reports that tn
channel has very materially changed a
: Osceola. being now mnch higher m AM
: having uepth Of feet inches.
!, The l.. Is. Thalman brought tens pi
?, iron and - sacks OF wheat from Mas
t vile.
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FLOUR,


The demand Ia fair and transactions
more liberal. We note sales as follows;
100 bbls. various grades, S597; $50 bbls.
Choice Family, SO 1907; 100 bbls.
Choice Family, SO 70; 100 bbl.. Family,
Sc %; 200 bbs. Choice Family, So 80;
l2O bbls. various grades, So 50(97 80;
800 bbls. various grades, So 50@7 IS;
coo bbls. various grades, S5@7 25.
HAY.
Receipts have been more liberal and
the supply on the market Is fair The
demand is light. We note sales of | car
choice timothy, new, Sl3; l car choice
new hay, SD so; carprlme timothy,
Sl2.
CORN.
Corn Is in good supply and limited de-
mand. Receipts are liberal. Prices are
l@2c off, ana white in bulk is now quot
oil at Asa iGc. Sales we're cars white in
bulk, 47c;l car white in bulk, 4jc; $50
sacks white, 54c; 100 sacks mixed, sic.
OATS.
The supply is about equal to the de-
mand. Prices are steady at 2592Gc In
bulk. Sales noted were | car southern
Illinois, new, in sacks. 80; car new, in
sacks Sic; car in bulk, Doc,
NEAL.
City meal is in good supply with {
fairly active demand, Prices are steady
at 50 G0Cs?70. Country is in good sup
ply and dull at s. 4j@2 so.
BRAN.
The supply is large and the deman
light. Prices are lower. Sales noteC
were car bran, in sacks, $40; 40 sack
shipstuii, Sll; $50 sack, bran, Sll.
POTATOES.
The supply on the market is good, anC
prices are lower. They are now selling
from country wagons at 3j@i0c. In bbls
they are worth 81 2j@l 30.
POULTRY.
Poultryi,in good supply, and fair de
mand at quotations. Receipts are fair
Sales noted were 3 coops young chickens
81 j0Ml 70; | coop old hens, - 80;
coop young chickens, 81 49, coops dc
81 25@l 70; coops Old hens 81 80.
BUTTER.
Choice butter is scarce and wanted al
lG,9lSc. Common aud low grade is plenty
! and dull. Sales were - packages
Southern Illinois, l2@l4c; 10 packages
northern dairy, IG@lSc; 100 lbs choice
lSc; 22j lbs. choice butter lGGlsc; 3 tubs
good country, l5c.
EGGS.
Receipts are light and supply on tn,
market small. Prices are one cent
higher. Sales noted were . boxes, Sc
10 packages, DC; 200 dozen, in larg,
boxes and straw stained, 1!c; 3 boxe
fresh in small cases, Sc.
FRUIT.
Fruit is very plenty and prices low
Peaches are selling at l5G20c. per box
pears 2OG30c. per basket or box; grape
Sc. per ID, apples are abundant and sci
at just whatever can be obtained TO
them.
VEGETABLES.
The market is ovcr-stockcd With al
kinds of vegetables. and prices are yer
, low. Tomatoes, corn, melons, etc, ar
Il drag on the market and hard to di
pose Of at any price.
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Died at Anna, Illinois, on Monday
morning, August l3,h, ls1D Elizabeth
Koblcr, wife OF Michael Koeber. The
remains will be inferred at Villa Ridge
this afternoon. A special train will leave
The foot of Fourteenth street, this city
at halt after two O'Clock, to convey al
who wish to attend the funeral service
All friends and acquaintance OF The
family are invited TO attend.
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uuse, Looms y Co.,, dealers IN not!
crn lake ice, have removed their oihc,
from the corner of Eighth street and
Ohio levcc to the ice houses one door De-
low the st. Charles hotel, and are now
deiyerin. ice in all parts Of the city'
Those desiring the cold stutl viii leave
their orders al the new office, whore they
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES kAyANAvGH, Manager.
CAIRO, Ills. May u, lS17. j.l7-lm
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rListof patents Issued to inventors Of Illinois
. for ne week ending Aug, -, ls,1, and ga b
da % july a. ISL. Furnished this pufer 10y
Cox Cox solicitors Of Patents, Washing
lon, u. Cl
c. d O. Blomgren and 5. uawkinson,
printers lead shaving machine, Chicago;
J. Evans, piano forte action, Chicago;
J. FlXmer and c. Jansen, medical COM
p ound, Springfield; j. Schurtz, bag
b jder and filler, Chicago; d.
5tovDr. Windmill, Freepurt, y.
riilan refrigerator, car, Chicago;
\. Wilson and \ Ahlenius, bakers oven,
Galesburg q. Hunt, barbed fence,
Bristol L. Pinney and \, Hodge, ticket
holder, Aurora; Il. Ball, elevator, Spring
ield ". Fest, canal boat Chicago I.
Il II. Weaver, hog trap, Kennedy; Il,
Hoadley, draft equalizer, Toulon; j.
Marsh, exercising machine, Chicago; II.
~cutt, wire fence barb, Joliet; &. snow
gate fastening, Frceport; Il. Woods, To-
conceive fire box, Rock Island,
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Notice is hereby given to our friends
and patrons, and to the public in general,
that the firm OF l.. a W Builder, is thi,
day dissolved by mutual consent. Ed
ward A. Buder will continnc the business
at the old stand, corner Of Washington
avenue and Eighth street, in his own
name, he having assumed all the liabili-
tiles and being entitled alone to collect
all outstandngs OF the old firm. Hoping
that the same liberal patronage extended
to the jewelry establishment may b'
continued IN the future.
EDWARD A. BUDER,
WILLIAM BuDER.
CAIRO, HIS, July 3lst, 1877. 1-3l2N
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TO all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscrctlons Of youth. ncr-
yous weakness, early decay, loss OF man
hood, etc, will send recipe that will
cure you, free OF charge, This great
lmcdy Was discovered bya missionary
IN south America. send -clf-ad,
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph 7.
human. Station d. Bible Nous" Ne"
York Lily.--l- "0-Cm
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| take pleasure in calling the attention
OF my friends anG the public generally
TO the fact that | have discontinued the
management OF the Aacade saloon, and
viii ON this day reopen the Butchers
and Drover's Exchange, on Ejgth street,
between Commercial and Washington
avenues, where | will serve my custom
crs with the best of wines, liquors and
cigars and the best OF Cincinnati lager.
Respectfully, JoHN KEoHLER,
Cairo, August 0, 1877. It
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Picture. and brackets.

f. c. Ford has removed his Variety
Bracket store to Washington avenue
near Tenth street. He has opened Il
LARGE stock Of brackets. shelves, frames,
rhromos, picture cord and ta,scL-, cur.
tain tasseI, fancy nails, hat racks, etc.
Picture framing made n speciality
Chromos mouurcd IN the cheapest and
best style. I'M
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EATgs OF ADVGaTIsING.

slj-An bills for adyeItisinR are due and pay
able y, ADVANCE
Transient advertising will be Inserted a. ths
rate Of 81 70 per square for the inst insertion
and 80 cent, Tor each subsequent ont 4 liberal
discount will be made On standing ard displ
advertisements
For inserting Funeral notice 81 ~ NGticc Of
meeting of societies or secret orders 90 cent? tor
each insertion
Church, Society, Festival and supper notices
will only be inserted ~ advertisements
No advertisement will be received at less than
81 cents. and no advertisement Will be inserted
for less than three dollars per month
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uJny su,ler Dispcptic Tor,ur,s

When the famous regulator OF onieeblcd,
acid or bilious stomachs, llostctter's
Bltters, will cure you! Could you read
the testimony Of the myriads OF dys-
peptcs whom 1t has cured, though you
might be OF 4 skcptical turn, YOU would
be convinced. Evidence of its efficacy
is constantly multiplying, and this re-
lates not only to cases cf dyspepsia, bur
also liver complaint, constipation, urinary
and uterine troubles, aud knaarial dis
orders. The success whlcRhas attended
this great stomachIc has melted unscru-
pulous parties to manufacture limitations
of 1t, which they attempt to palm of as
the genuine article. But, so familiar are
the public with the real elixir, that these
nciarlous attempts are rarely successful.
Neither imitation or competition affect
the popularity OF the standard article.
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LOCAL BUSINESS NOTICES
UNION BAKERY
LOWER THAN EVER

owing 10 the present hard times and
scarcity OF money, | will, after this date,
soil Bread at soc. per dozen, or .
Ioayes for Gents.
Also Cakes. Pies, etc, at prcportionately
low prices.
Tbese good. are Of the very best in the
city. and viii recommend themselves a,
such.
ri orders rom abroad viii receive
prompt attention. ~
FRANZ KRATKI.
Proy'r Union Bakery,
Commercial Ave, bet, 4th and 9th -l',
Cairo, August q, ISL,
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t,ntnnx"- oI Hest ana Comfort for
Itrcn Sfoinen

Hrs. Hlmy v arJ becvher, whose house
hold knowledge 4nd perfect honest! no
one prc.uIucs To Doubt, recommends h u-e-
,,eepprs To- u Washine, the He" substitute
.or soap she gay. she i Pleased with It.
l,i,a .reat saver ~ time and labor, and
,on no more iljurc clothing than common
warm water. Mr.. Bee her i hight.
Washine has many great advantages over
soap. 1t washes in Oue-'hiTd OF the time
II almo,, entirely aJt- away with rubbing.
tyashesas vel in hard water As soit. II i
the only article Known that VIII proven
WOODEN, from shrinking. Other articles as
si,t somewhat IN Ham1", Int ihey lnjure
The clothes. NmIua positively VIII not
loIure clothing.
These are some Of the qualities when
have made WasiiUe - pupEuI' among the
intelligent h5uS,E"eprl- 81 America Al
who are not usirg NN.ulne witl not regret
II il they take ap-,isl pans +" procure ard
i've i.at.lal. f!i.c, b and 30 cents. sold
Uy all 1OceIs.
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COURT ROUSE BAKERY,
Cwentieth Street Opposite Court House
John REESE, Proprietor.

This in the oldest bake y in the city. qnd Its
proprietor loses no opportunity to accOmm0-
date the publ.
lie delivers fresh bread twice a day. when he
receives an order eth personal or through the
pO,tptlicr.
liz bakes Boston Brown bread and all kind
OF Cakes suitable for wedding feasts, parties
snppers, etc.
Give him u trial His motto IL: 1.-The best
Of goods at the most Reasonable prices -
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FAMILY MED
ICINE ~ THE WORLD.
For DYSPEPSIA. ONSrlPATlON,Ja udice,
Bilious attacks, SICK IlEAUAtllE, Conc, De-
preston f spirits, sour STOMACH, Heart
Bu n, etc, etc
This unriyulled southern Remedy l. war
rauted not to contain Il article OF Mercury,
or rmN IN ImrlnIs -nhsInnCp. NnL Is
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Mr.. j. c. thinner, freight agent OF
the Il. Louis, Iron Mountain and South
ern railroad. has gone to OHIO for two
weeks visit among relatives and friends,
The JonesborO Gasetts says: "Alr.
| Henry LenCe, who owns and runs one Oh
the finest Touring mills in the country,
Is turning out great dea! Of -four and
| shipping over the Illinois Central rail-
| road from Anna TO Cairo"
The commission has decided thatthe
new Southern Illinois pententiary shall
be located at Grad Tower. This award
has to be approved by the governor,
auditor and attorney general, which
probably be done,
james IIuiner and Thomas Law
renee took too much whisky on Sunday
and both got drunk. They fell into the
clutches OF the police and were up before
Judge Bird yesterday to answer Tor
Their conduct. Five dollars and costs
was assessed agaius: them, an! they
went to the lookup TO board 1t out.
-Prciudicc often rules in the physical
treatment OF Babies. They are allowed
to suffer and scream with pain from Col
lc. Flatulence, Bowel Disorders, etc,
! when some simple, reliable and safe
remedy, as Or. Bulls Baby syrup, would
give almost immediate relief and perfect
ease % Tue ''O''' '''''''' ''N' - '''''7
P'' '''''''
A paducah exchange says "Ihe
party that started out yesterday after tho
negro who had his head Oahud"ed up
and who was supposed TO be the negro
who entered Mr.. IrImoIe mousse louhu
him, but he was not the man they wal |
ed and they turned him loose II i
! thought tibet the burglar has escaped
tram this region and made his way 10
Cairo, or some o'Hel po'"' "e'o" u
where II Wo"a De wen Io' '"e p'''0' -
Keep " sharp '''"'''' ''' ~, "
u'a"'
Ceorg. DoupU,rrv, aped seventy
ci,h, vcors. brother .of EX-LcutcnaI I
Gov Johu Douqhcrtv. died at his home
,bort ,vo miles west Of Jonc-boro few
DAYS 400. In the death Of Mr.. Doughcr.
.rtv Union county loses another OF her
ola land marks. and one whose place will
w. "'. ' ..,..,.,-..e,,, ,.o,,,
''''"o''""'s' " Nv - '''' ''''' - '
ca win Ihucu ''''''''' '''' ~" 81 "''',
prosperity Vi '''' o0''''' '''''
deal III bringing "cI ~ I'e' P'ese"' P'oS'
porous condition.
,,............, Il,
''"'' W, ''',,' - '''''',',,,' ,'..,.,
'Il'' ''>"e VI ,''' - ''''' ~
'he name u h'uo'' ~ ! ''''''' 80 N'''
u'u"'c io' Wv oi'''e - t''"'' l''r
Alexander county. "eafe gao olF' oc'
um has consented 10 h'coliiea t"i''u'''
Tor TINS lmportah ana iesPoH''o'' P0s''
ton, ana believe 'llat MS announcement
Is equivalent toms election III "'e pres
ent crisis OF an"lFs III 'i,' county 1t !,
just such men rs Mr. ioc"hl-u''" VI
ability unqHestIoheu hohor ana integrity
) that should be elected 10 HI the cNpoII>-
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r.Y. Kuulseis BITTER Wine OF Iron

has never been known 20 fan IN the cure Of
weakness. attended with symptoms; lndls-
position TO eXtTtlOn, loss OF memory, dlih-
Guilty OF breathing, general weakness, horror
Of disease, weak, nervous trembling, dread.
tul horror OF death, night sTegt,. cold feet,
weakness, dimness OF vision, languOr, uni
yeTsal lassitude OF the muscular system,
enormous appetite with dyspepiic tyS.
TEN, hot hands, iju-hlug OF the body, dry
ness OF the kin, pal.ld cpuntenaLce and
eruptons on the face, purifying the blood,
pain in the back, heaSInes- OF the eycild~,
frequent black spots ilyiEg before the eyes
with temporary suilu-iOn and loss Of sight,
want OF attention, etc. These symptom,
all arise from weakness, and to remedy
that, use h. +. kunke's Bitter Wine Of
Iron. II never .ail-. Thousands are now
enjoying health "hO have used 1t. Get
the genuine. Sold only 10 81 bottles. Take
only l.. +. KunEePs
AK for kunkefs Bitter Vine OF Iron.
J his truly valuable tonic mas been 20 thor
oughly tested by all classes oil the commit
nifty that II l. now deemed mtlsp en-aOle
az a tonic medicine. IL costs but little,
puriher the blood and gives tone 10 the
stomach. renOvatcs the system and pro-
longs life
| only ask a trial Of this yalulble tonic.
Price sl per bottle. h. +. kunkel, role
proprietor No. 1870 North smith street, be-
low Vine, Philadelphia, Pa. AK Tor Kun
ke's Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no
other. \ photograph Of the proprietor on
each wrapper; ali Otheis are counterfeit
Beware OF cOuntertcits. DO not let Your
druggist FELL you any but KunkelN, which
l. put up only a. ABOVE represented, You
/. get ,ix bottle. for five dollar. All !
TX Is one simple tlisi,
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TAPE WORN REMOVED AWE,

Head spdal! complete IN Two nouis. 40
n,c M h.a pls-rr, seat, Pin and stomach
! orms remdcd by Dr.. kuLkcl, 253 North
Ninth street. Advice tree. No ee uEIA
i,"Gd and IL. pasee, la one. anu awe. Dr.
ilunEel !. th- on! succt --iui ph! 10
ihis country Tor the removal OF norm, and
his " oum -yrupts pleasant and saio for
,h!'d. eu or grown person.. send iG cir
culsr, o. ask Tor u bottle OF kuuhci =
Worm syrup. Prrc one dollar per hoillc,
Grt u Of your drug silt never fails.
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SICK HEADACHE

Thi, distres sing affection occurs most fire.
Qucntly. he disturbance of the stoAach
arising from mperiectly digestrd contents,
causes a severe pain in tn head. accompanied
with disngreeablc nausea, and this constitutes
what is p0pularly Lnowna rs Sick Headache. For
prompt relief
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BAD BREATH

Nothing is so unpleasant, nothing so common
rs bad breath, and in nearly every case 1t comes
from the stomach, and can be so easily correct
ed If you will take simmons Liver Regulator,
DO not neglect 50 sure u remedy for tuis re-
uuleiye di, order. II will ais, improve your
Ann.lllr. rnm nlnNinn md Gtnprnl uenllh
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ASK the recovered
dyspepti 8, bilious
un.erer, victims OF
'ey.rand ague, the
mecurIal diseased pa
uient, how they recov
er Il health, cheerful
!, pirils, and good APP
i,tite; they will tel
you by tasting sim
mons LIVER Regu-
latOr.
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CITY NEWS.
TUESDAY, August 10, 1871.


Acp.tagc on Ninth street, IN good
rc.air. Apply ~ l.. DEIoSIA,
3l.t city National Bank
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1 or Rent,

A cottage with TOUR rooms and kitchen,
situated Oh tho southeast corner of Filth
and Walnut streets. The house /, in
excellent repair. Apply TO
N JOHN monthly.
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4 Happy relief To young men from,
The effects of errors and abuses In
ko q early life. Manhood Restored. lm-IS
I'D ~ pedments to marriage removed. q
IL New method of treatment NswlS
E.J and remarkable remedies. Books =
Ia. - and circulars sent free In sealed
k--E envelopes. Address HOWARD A.. =
10 p socIArIoN, Az n. Ninth st. Phils-hi
ln d delpha. Pa. An institution hav-|eI
10 3 Inga high reputation tor honor n
- able conduct and PROFESSIONAL
I,klll.
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Commission Merchants.

uINkLE4 TuISTLEWOOD-
ii Cotton and Tobacco FACTORS and pro-
pr,etOrs OF the Farmers Tobacco Warehouse,
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20, avenue, corner 9th ebect,
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