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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-25

nome over night No rsk whatever MANY new
work"te wanted nt once, Nluny arc making fort.
nnee 1.-THE business, Ladies' make na much A.
men, md vonng boys aud girls make great pay. No
one VINO IN willing to work mis 10 mink" more
money every day Than eau be made In week at any
other employment Those who engage NJ once
VIII nnd short roqd 10 fortune. Address n.
lIALLET'T 4 CO., Portland Maine
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-25

TRY Carriers Little Nerve Pills for any
case of nervousness, slcepessness, weak
stomach, indigestion, dyspepsia, &c, relief
is sure. % cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-25
Sales and Quotations.

NolE'-Ihe prices here gwen are Tor sales from
hrst hands In round lots. An advance is
charged for broken lots In filling orders
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-25
IL Ii NOT WORTHY OF A TRIAL9
Sold by all Druggists. PRICE 50 cents and slOO.

n TO sCC Druggist Cairo 1sr Naiona
pounds cent l'N' O''' i'fN" ="
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SCIENCE VS.. EPILEPSY!
on
pOCTOR against QUACK !
Ftom Am. Jonrnnl Of McdIclncl

\ LEADING LONDON PHYSICIAN ESTAB.
LISHES AN OFFICE IN NEW YORK FOR
TIE CURE OF EPILEPTIC FITS
(Ffom Am. journal Of Mcdicincl
DR.. Alb MeserolO tlnte of London who makes A
lecGty Of Epilepsy, has without doubt treated
fdcured more cases than any other living physi-
| an. HIS success has simply been astonshing
IL have heard Of cases of over 20 yearr standing
|lccessfuily cured ly him. lie has published a
|lluaDle work on this disease which he sends with
large bottle of his wonderful care free to any
liierer who may send their eXpr. n and p. o. ad
css Dr. Alb. MESEROLE, No. gG John St.. New
Iork.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-25

IN ~ Outnl sent free TO those who wish to en-.
lIl6 ~ gago In the most pleasant and profitable
~ business known, Everything new
ON z ECapitnl not required, We will furnish
~ everything, slOn day and upward. Ia vel
vi nnAlll mnln without AlnulnII u..u,. 80.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-01-25
'LSSOHN PlAN0CO. PO box 2O58 New York CITY,
MEDICAL.
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE,
TRADE MARX. The Great English trade MARK

Remedy, an I'M
\ failing cure for
\ seminal Weakness
Spcrmat orrhoea,
lmpotcncy, and all
diseases That fol-
low IA n consc-
Qucncc of self
abuse; ~ loss of<S
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
THIRD EDITION
Praying for the President.

1t Ia quite safe to say that New
York never had day of special prayer
Of suddenly announced or so generally
observed as that of yesterday. This
city has heard before of days Of humil-
iation and prayer. These, being formal
in their nature, were formally OBJ
served, but yesterday there was o rare
genuineness about the public response
to the Governors proclamation. Men
may havs dropped into the postoffioe
and their respective stores from force
of habit, but when the hour for service
approached the best filed churches
were those in the business portion Of
the city. Without regard to creeds
thousands of solid, unsentimental men,
went into the churches nearest them
and great many who had No creed at
all went with them, and their hearts
conveyed to Heaven the feeling that
their lips, unused to such work, hardly
knew how to put into words. The
average American does not take kindly
to form and ceremonies he fiequent~
ly rattles off noble yet stereotyped
prayers with rather less feeling than
is displayed by the auctioneer who an
nounces list of kitchen utensils for
sale, but when he finds an object that
apparently cannot be accomplished
except By petition to a Power than
himself he can be as earnest and per.
sistent as any devotee, and of the
many thousands who prayed yesterday
not few will be found to regard the
favorable change In the weather, which
was so quickly followed by an i'm.
provement in the Presidents condition,
as direct and significant answer to
their petitions.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
Trouble In Another Quarter.

MADRID, September S.-The His
pano-French negotiations for the
settlement of the Spanish claims at
Gran are at a deadlock. French
diplomacy fears to make an enemy on
its frontier but the Government dares
not face the Chambers with a pros
posal to pay two millions for Bou
Ammas' raids on the Spanish emf"
grants, while its own citizens who
suffered in the West Indian and Car
list wars in Cuba aud Spain remain
unpaid. The Spanish Cabinet sees
the strength of its position and has
again instructed its envoy IN Parasite
press for positive reply to its claims
limiting at the same time that it may
be forced 10 suspend diplomatic rela-
tions and perhaps commercial treaty
negotiations, thus virtually exposing
France to differential treatment after
the 9Th of November.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09

The OFphans' Court met at 10 O'Clock
this morning, Judge Wales presiding.
Application wa ne ade by Lew q. Bird
Esq, counsel for Patrick Lally, admin
istrator Of Michael Lally, deceased, for
an order for the sale of . portion Of the
deceased's estate In order TO pay certain
debts. The order was opposed BY Chas.
b. Lore, Esq, counsel for one OF the
heirs, and the matter was held under
advisement BY the Court.
The celebrated dover case Of Warren
70. Black, In which testimony was to
have been taken this morning, was dis
continued, the parties having come to
an amicable arrangement.
The Court Of Chancery also met 1t
10 O'Clock, this morning, Chancellor
Salisbury pre,idipg.
Argument on the motion to dismiss
the bill IN the case Of Mary Blckta vs.
VIM. Bright and others was continued,
and the Chancellor's decision reserved.
Cornelius Green, one Of the defend.
ants In Mary Meenan Jones 70. Daniel
Mulherein and others, was brought Into
Court BY Sheriff Clark, on an attach
ment, having failed TO previously appear
He entered appearance through his coun.
sci, l.. @. Bird, Esq. land was discharged
on payment OF costs.
L. @. VANDERBILT, Esq, on motion oi
MT. Gray, was admitted to practice -
Solscitor In Chancery.
At one o'clock both Courts adjourned
until 10 O'Clock to-mor low morning.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
Maryland Town Destrov..
Fire,

Homecoming, September 7rh.
business portion of Lonaconino JUG
burned To-day. The loss is estim ma'
ed at 100000. The Gre sta ula T.
Tully's stable, and the entire ' Su. y
ness portion is swept away !: Soran
three stores and buildings are b.'rny,
Incendiaries, infiamed With l;onn ns'
are trying this evening to burn I M,
houses saved Fifteen DWELLINGS s
were were destroyed. Among the stores
Su[ned were sloan u Co., Edwards
y Co., Perry & Co., Tully & Co.
Myers q Atkinson, also the Tow,
hall Merchants hotel, and RAJ wSu
and Dlxon's taverns, postofice suJ
Lutheran church. The Cumher,and
fire department responded promntlu
out owing to the scarcity Of vs,sr
could render but little aid. No
lives were lost. N'
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
General Foreign News.


LONDON, sept. " l6sl.
A congress of socialists has been sum-
moned to meet In Berne on the 2Sd OF
October.
Mr.. Simon Wolf, the newly appointed
United States Consul o. Alexandra, has
arrived 1t that city.
Archbishop Croke and the Bishop Of
Ross have visited Mr.. Dewitt In prison.
He IL il good health.
The authorities Ut Alden have estab-
lished . quarantine against vessels from
the Arabian coast In conseQ uenoe OF cho-
lera.
The Dublin Irish Times SAYS that e.
900 have been subscribed By Dublin
merchants as guarantee fund for the
Exhibition Of Irish manufactures.
Yesterday was observed ~ general
holiday In Liverpool. the occasion being
the visit OF the Prince and Princess Of
Wales to open the Langton Alexandra
Docks.
Prince Frederick, uncle Of the King
Of the Netherlands, 10 dead. He was
born In 1877, and was at one time admit
raj OF the feet. He married daughter
Of the late King OF Prussia.
The exports from Sheffield tn Ameri-
On OF cutlery, rails and steel for the
month Of August show an aggregate In
crease In value Of f33, 900 a. compared
with the same month last year; but nm.
der the head OF steel alone there Is de-
crease OF els, 900 In the value Of exports
for the same period.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09

LONDON, Sept. 8.-The Ecumenical
Conference to-day discussed the recoRn'.
ton Of the hand of God in The origin and
progress OF Methodism. The American
delegates pointed out that the spread of
Methodisrn In America Is aided BY its
remarkable adaptab ility to the tastes of
the American people. On the subject
OF "Methodism as Power in the State"
the principal feature was the reading of
papers by colored delegates. Mr.. Hal.
sey pointed out the efforts Of Method
ism In the direction of education, He
said that Methodism was the enemy of
drink aud all Natural evils, and said that
"tru ne Methodisp was synonymous with
true patriot and CITIZEN" Mr.J. q.
Price tcolored) testified TO the benefits
Methodism had conferred upon Africa.
Messrs. Marshall, of Vicksburg, and
Farley, of Virginia, followed. Messrs.
Allen, Of Canada, and Reid, of America,
pointed out that even the gigantic stats.
tics presented at this conference failed
o. do justice to Methodism especially 10
America.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09

Chas. H. Perry, whose arrest for
attempting TO swindle people out Of
money " iIh the aid of the U. s. Mail
was given in yesterdays GAZETTE,
had hearing before U. s. Commits.
sioner Hartman, this morning. The
evidence as to Perry sending the
swindling letters was not conclusive
but the Commissioner deemed 1t
sufficient to warrant him In holding
the accused in $500 bail for appear
ance at the October term Of the U.
s. Circuit Court. In default of bal! he
was committed to the custody of the
Marshal. To morrow he will be
given another hearing on q similar
charge when it is expected that the
evidence Of parties who received his
swindling letters will be at hand.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
We,inssday, Sept. 1851

Wednssddt, Sept. 7, s p. N.
FLOUR is In fair request and firm. Sales
of2IvO barrels. Including Minnesota ex-
tras, at 90 s715a7 for clear, and at a rs at
] 60 for straight Pennsylvania Extra
Family at s7a7 Is Western do. do. al
STAT IS, and Patents at 81 5Oas rs. Rye
-four lie firm at seas l21S.
GRAIN.-wheat was 11<a2c. per bushei
higher; Sales Of 1000 bushels Delaware
2 red at d 4Jszai ii Sept, ri l2sZai 4sL
Oct, and 81 41al AZ Nov. Rye Is scarce
and nominal, at IL for Pennsylyania,
Corn higher. sales OF 1900 bushels, In
Guiding yellow at Tic mixed at 60a6Oo
steamer at CSC, and rejected at CSC. at the
open board, 1000 bushels September, sold
ior November. Oats are quiet, and ocal
lots are lower. Sales OF 500 bushels, IT,
Guiding white at 491ka5Ic. and reic.ted
and mIved at 48a49c. At the ope:i board.
4Sc. was bid Tor Sept mber, ass. for Ocf.
and 4ON 0. for NoveDc5s.. The receipts
today were as follows: 1870 barrels -four,
10000 b .shels oats, GAG bbl4. whisky.
WHISKY Sales of W estern iron bound
are reported at o. Is per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA UATTLE MARI EFT
MONDAY. Sept. Pm,
Extra cattle were scarce and In demand
at an advance. but The lower grades arc
dull and weak; 800 head arrived and solo
quality.
SHEEP were dull and lower 10. 900 hea,
arrived and sold at the different yards al
Sa5l1c: and Lambs at 4a7zc., per h., as K
condition.
Hoes were in demand at full prices
$500 head sold at the different yards q
eAalOc, per lb., the latter rate for extri
Chicago.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
France and Italy.

~ ~ '' y @S7Ks
In connection with the unpleasa ant
ness on the Franco-Italian frontier, of
which there has been q succession Of
vague rlmors ever since France COM
menced TO interfere in Tunis, the Morn
ing Post publishes the following: 1--WE
understand that after the Italian mill.
tary maneuvres Signor FeErerc, Minis.
ter Of War, will proceed 10 inspect the
forts or the French frontier. French
ofcershave arrived at Piedmont for the
purchase Of horses for the army. Sew
eral Italian papers urge the government
TO prohibit their expectation"
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
THE CRIME OF THE MALLEYs.
Damaging Testimony By . Physf
elan and . Juror.


elan and Juror.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Sept. 7.-Dr.
Durrell Shepherd Of New Haven testl-
fed In the Malley case this morning
that the appearance OF Jennie Cramer's
body showed 1t had been In the water
from three to six hours. 1t was not
much watersoaked or bloated. The
inside Of the hands were whitened and
soaked three hours In sea-watsr
would produce this result. A bloody
looking duId came from the mouth
and perhaps nose. The Doctor Thought
the girl was not drowned and was
virtuous mp to within few days Z her
death, not TO exceed three. On the
cross examination he insisted that The
appearances were that an outrage had
been committed, great violence being
used. There was NO decomposition
the body did not Goat BY reason OF
gases, but because of air In the lungs,
Juror henry w. Painter, M. D., Of
West Haven, corroborated DR.. 6hep
herd ~ to the appearance Of the body
and a. 70 the unusual violence. He
thoughtthe body was dead when placed
In the water.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
Gaiteau Invited 20 paItimsr..

The Washington star Of yesterday
says that postal card TO Guiteau, the
ASSASSIN, has been received from Baltl.
more, reading rs follows: "We beg TO
invite you TO see our Orlole, on October
10th, 11th and 18th. We should pre-
pare To exhibit you rs large black bird.
After . good dip In honey, We should
give you . beautiful black plumage and
then put you into pretty iron cage,
which might be hung up on the shot
tower for about fourteen days. You
would have . most splendid view from
the top all over the city, beside being
safely out Of reach Of revolver bullet.
Neither would insects bother you much,
for crows and other nesh-eating BIRDS
would gently pick them from ofyoar
body"
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
Bismarck and the Pope.

hOME, sept. ., 1851.
Mr.. Kurd Won Schlozer, of the Ger
man diplomatic service, has had an au-
dience with the Pope, and three inter-
views with Cardinal Jacobini, the Papal
Secretary OF State. Germany will lave
10 other representative in the negotia.
tons. Mr.. Won Schloezer expects to pass
the whole OF September in Rome. A
semi-official telegram from Berlin, pub.
lished in all the Italian newspapers pos
lively denies that Prince Bismarck has
had occasion TO make any representa-.
tions TO the Italian government IN favor
Of the Pope. 1t says that at Berlin, a.
elsewhere, 1t is notorious that the atti
tude Of Italy In relation to the recen,
events was purely spontaneous.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
FEARFUL FOREST FIRES.

An Alarming Condition Of Affair.
In Michigan. Many Lives Repor.
ted Lost.
DETROIT, September 7.-Report, N.
beginning 10 arrive from northern md
northeastern portions OF the State sbov.
Ing terrible condition of Affair.". Tn
long-continued drought has burned
everything a. dry Is finder. Ssu,ln
and Huron counties, lying on the shore
Of Lake Huron, BET ween Port Huron
and Saginaw Bay, are the scenes Of tbs
greatest destruction, which Is growing
positively appalling In character. Run
dreds Of farms have already been reduced
TO blackened ashes. Stock, crops, farm
buildings and fences all have been svspt
away, Men, women and children have
been overtaken BY the flames and cav.
eral lives are known to have been lot.
II 10 feared when full accounts are n.
ceived that the loss Of life will prove
terrible.
The little bamlets, Anderson, Rich.
mondville, Charleston, In Sanilac coun.
ty, are all reported to have been wiped
out, while Port Hope, Verona Mills and
Bad Axe, Huron county, are reported
wholly or partly burned up.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09

Mr.. Harry Taylor, residing at No.
817 w. Front street, and member Of
the Weocacoe 3. r. e. Company, Of
this city, received yesterday from
Readin :, Pa, q picture Of the Liberty
engine house and apparatus. Of that
city, encased in . handsome walnut
and gilt frame, 20x24 inches. The
picture was q present from Samuel ].
Fields, Of the Liberty Company.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
A hoy Mnrderer,sIsentenee.

SUssURY, Pa, September 7'.Tns
case Of George Hoover, the Lao Oh ~
who shot aud killed his sister Louie ~
May last, was tried here to-day. ins
trial occupied bat few hours, Is ali .ne
important witnesses boys motnsl
and sisters--refnsed to testify ana wv
the city. The Commonwealth dia NJ,
push the case, and the jury acqulINa
the b0y-but convicted him OF maa
slaughter. His sentence was deierisu,
Counsel for the defense gave notico
the court that they bad some eviaen,s
which they wished TO present 70 mlllsA"
the boys sentence.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09

ELKToN, September y.-Cb,, Io,
son, colored, e confined In The , .yI ..
thi: place on charge of rsns r ,sn u
Mnl'e girl Cora sartaiu, on Suna S !,
Johnson met the girl In ssarch -
ner cows, and when she inquirsd VI VI
him where she might find tbem hs a. ~
Ieoted her to lonely and seoluS Ss
spot, where, out Of sight Of All nsr.os.
In the neighborhood, he ,i" T,.sons
assaulted her. ''''ently
Having accomplished bis purpo.a /.
then Ned, but was apprehended nv ~ no
s.s0ie james Benson, who brought him hin
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
Fortunes Favsrs TO an Irish Lad

The wheel OF fortune turned most ia
vorably for an Irish lad, James DOOR
man, who came 10 Philadelphia two
years ago In search of n fortune. He had
State Lottery in the newspap ers, snd the
thought occurred TO him that he had bet
ter give II q trial, Accordingly on the 9th
Of July he sent tl to M. A. Dauphin, 10.
zl2 Broad way. New Yord CITY. for tn
lays he received the ticket No. u, ST., He
received to. egram at No. SO N. Delaware
ave, where he Ia n barkeeper, that the
ticket had drawn 5000, anu. as he held
half OF u, he was entitled to %, 500, Such
q pile OF money was indeed q fortune 10
him, He obtained IL this wsek.-Phita
Sunday Mercury, July "a.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
A Fortunate Tailor.

Mr.. p. 9. Kearney, . tailor IN the house
of warner d Searies, Of Vicksburg, MIA,
has been the fortunate winner ofnau u
Lottery, $4,000. The lucky plumber W.
n III. Mr.. Kearney came from Mempnls
about six months ago. He 70 an exec,
lent work man, and Is charitable ana Roou
natured In the extreme. His emplover
speak OF him in unbounded ter ms "
praise and compliment, and are % nun
rejoiced at his streak OF good fortuneM
the lucky man himse,f.-Vtcksourg, MI''
Reroia. July ID. aus''
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
s.vs.tv oil wells Harmed.

BRADvoRD, Pa, Sept. 7.-A6o1Mss d DUU-
to-day o IRE broke out on 4. =; III Tie
sons property, south Of bofdeh'f orcs,
flames spread with irrsslstio pie ,. 'o oerss
burning over nearly two hund.Sa s,ebt
OF valuable oil property. A.srortsd
O'Clock tonight tho hre was n ibat
under control. Close estimute ns' ~ oil
seventy wells and 10 .O0O Daifo' mt at
went up In smoke. Tho loss "
$50, 600.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
Surprise At the Dismissal Of Dr.
Edison.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 8.-There has
been but little received here to-day
from Long Branch, but all of 1t has
been Of the most encouraging charac-
ter. The withdrawal Of DIR. Susan
Edison, the Presidents nurse, from the
case, 10 not understood here. DR.. Ed
son has been for seven or eight years
the physician of Mrs. Garfield. She
has also attended sill of her children.
She 10 probably the most experienced
nurse In the country, having been .
nurse during the entire war and for
many years before. Since the war
she has practiced medicine of tho
homeopathic school, though she
graduated as . physician ten years be-
fore.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09

A number Of the smiths and mas
chinists ct the Harlan y Hsllingsworth
shops have bean laid on the past two
days because Of the great heat. The
sun and the nrs made IL too hot 70
stand over the anvil.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
WrxsroN, Forsyth.oo'' =

.Grsrs-I desire to express to sS Ua
thanks for your wonderful nSp for ave
I was troubled with dyspep ps the use OF
YEAR previous to COMMENCING n,sonths sso.
your Hop Bitters some sia nv am Pas.
Ny cure has been wonderiTSht.u rob Of this
tor ofths First Methodist Crnaoston oar
plane, and my whole cons,oy your BIZ
testify 70 the great vif igo,,
tsrs. Very rssgsS.'IH II: FsRssSs'
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
A HRANsAs. LOU isIANA- TExAs
sOUTH wEsTEaN IMMIGRATION
QOMPANYl

The purpose Of this Company is TO fur
nlsh reliable information, descriptive
and statistical, relating 70 the resoiIr roe
and advantages Of tie South West.
Inc company now has 10. distribution
BOOKS Pamphlets, Circulars and Maps.
s wm.Hn W., vii De sent free Of charge upon
WIN. W: LANG, President,
ha1 Master Texas State Orange.
2. e. yyyxAL. Secretary, Austin, Texas
apri-sm 10 Bsoaa I an Manager;
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
W. II KENNARD Z CO.,
Gal MARKET STREET,
WIG.MIMareH, DEL.
FOR FALL OF 1881.

FOR FALL OF 1881.
We lave now in stock and
adding daily a large variety
of Foulard Cretonnes, Mo-
mic, and Prints, all Of the
latest styles.
Large variety OF all the
popular brands of Sheeting
and Shifting at popular prices.
Superior stock of Flannels
in all kinds and grades at
lowest market price.
A large and well assorted
stock Of Table Linens, Nap
kins, Towels, Crash, &C., at
as low prices as can be had
in any market.
A magnificent line Of
Pushes, Velvets, Silks, in all
the newest and most desir-
able shades.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Limo
leum, Shading, &c. Our
assortment Of Carpets in
Body Brussels. Tapestry
Brussels, Ingrains, Venitions
is large and Of superior quail
ity and styles, commencing at
the best Tapestry Brussels
ever offered at the price, 75c.
When this lot is sold out we
do not expect to offer any
more as good at this price.
Buyers who desire sensible
substantial and tasteful goods
should give us a call.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
SNOW s,erm In the west.

DEADwooD, D. T., Sept. 7, 1851
There was q heavy snow storm u
the Black Hills on Monday night ~ nv
Tuesday morning. SNOW fell 70 su'
depth Of Eve inches on levei n'l
and three inches at Custer CITY, ,.ss
Bold Mountain the snow was two i'''
daan.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
the Contents Of . Convisi's Trunk

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s.-A box left
as security for board with Mr.. Planchette,
keeper Of hotol 10 Eighth street, BY c.
Hunsten, convict now IN the Maryland
Penitentiary, was opened BY the police
to-day. II was found to contain diamond
ring with nine stones worth fully 81 900;
United States bonds, each bearing one
years coupons with face value of $l5,.
$50, and an actual market value OF
$4,000.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09

II you fud yourself getting g ps
head heavy, mouth foul, eyes ysr niIss
Kidneys disordered, symptoms "a Ssr Idos.
tormentipg you, take at once . u. .su srsst
o. OF kidney-W ort. 1t Is nature ,Snsrd-
assistant. Use It as an advancs = large
don't wait 10 get dowo SICK o''
adv.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
FOURTH EDITION
indications for To. day.

For the Middle Atlantic States,
fair weather, lower barometer, sasterly,
shifting to southerly winds, stationary
or higher temperature.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09

Notice To The Public

The public ere hereby cautfOuea
against sending any Money or or.
ders 10 NUNES Il co., 81 sssua 81. :.
New York city, as authorized 6v az
Louisiana STATE Lottery Company 10 sen h
Tickets. They are flooding Ike counfy,,
t0ith Bogus Circulars purp0rtfn0 b b.
Of The Loutstdno Stale Lottery Cbn,p0n,,.
and are fraudulentIy representtn0 fhe,g,,
selves a. " agents. They haye no althsyItu
motifs agents for any puvp0ss.
AA.DA UPH1N.
Pres. L0sifstassa HEats Lofferr q.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July 4. 1851.
aug iUfAw5w.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09

Very Rev. Joseph Mem n1a.sh Of
vicar of the Syrian fatriaaa. sat re.
Antioch, where the Disciples n,'I and
ceiyed the name of Christians md
Rev. Joseph schelhot, COUSIN 1,sst,
secretary to the Patriarch are SusiIk
ct st. Mary's Seminary. wear
priests in this country tney on 0
boards. They have come here s'l'' w
mission of charity.-Bah. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.
a CAR D.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscrettons u youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
DC, will send . recipe that will cure yon
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send a self addressed envelope
" the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Nation ID
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