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Bullet
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JOHN II, OBBRLY & CO.
THE MAILS.
ARRIVE. tiTPART
North, Througn sfiWis.rn. :Wp,m
" Wy 2:20 p.m. 4:00 a.m.
uotit!i, Way 1i.1t p.m. jOOp.m.
" Through N.O., Mem.
phis nn.l Columbus S;:xi i.iu, t. 00 p. in,
Ohio River roulo, (except
Monday) ;p.m. MM p.m.
iron Mountain K, It 2:.'XJ.iii. ll:Wp. n.
Hl. H'vi-r route, Tuck)
Bin! Friday U.OOp.in. 7.ip.m.
Thebes, Goose tlniil A Hanta
Pe, Ills., Thursday 1 Krl.
''T i 6:0" p.m. 7:Wa.m,
Mayfield, lllsndvil,., and
lovelsi-e, Ky IliOUa.m. I.vip.m,
orrtcr. iiqiii.
Oneral tlehvery 7i3U.in.
f'lmlaysSto'Ja.m.)
.Money OrJr department 00 a.m. wj
Register " ' ' s:00a.m. aoop.m.
.Money Order and Heilstcr, departments no
open on fundays.
OUR CHURCHES.
itKtflirmMAN-Kighlli.atrrel.
Preaching, Pabbalh at 10 i. ., and ?. .
Prater meeting, Wednesday nt J4 r. m,
Sunday Sc!i iol, 3 p. x. J. M. Lan.den, Super
intendent. Her. C. II. Four, Past.r.
MKTIIOlilST-r.ir. Highth .nil Walnut
Preorh iig, Sabbath . .,and 7 r. .
Prayer meeting, Wrdnesilsy, lj; p. x,
Sunday ri honl ,:t p h. L, W. .-til ell, ptnpn.
mtendent. Iter. F. L.Thoxpsos, Psstor.
nutni ot'Tiii: iti:i)KKiiKit-(r:ri-or.ii.
Morning pra)f, Sabbath I0J4 a. .
Kvenlng prater. 7JV.P.
Sabbath School, 9i, a.
tier. Ma. On, ltivtw.
sr. PATItll K H CJirKCII-.or. .Ninth hi. an-l
Washington Avenue.
-'ublic -ervice, .-jl,l,ulip;;n l lu'i . w
Vespers, 3 p. i.
Jundav School, i p. m.
service eiery ilay, a p. .
ltev. I'. J. O'lltLLoasa, PrleM.
YDUNOMK.ViUIRKriANASbOCIATION-llfg-
nlar meeting .eciind Mmlav eeb month at tl e
I'rayer room of the Presbyterian Church
(Veekly Prayer meeting, Friday, "J; p. ., at
he Prayer roiin of the Pre.bjtenanchurck.
('. P.a.os., President.
AFRICAN MF.TIIODIsT-lourteeuth, betaem
Walnut an 1 Cedar.
service., Sabbath, 11 i. x.
Sunday tvhool, I p. x.
Cats 3 r. h,
HF.COND FRKK-WII.I, IIAPTIsr Fifleenth HI.
Preaching, ? p.m. Her. Win. JicK.on, Tutor.
between Walnut ami Cellar.
Service. Sabbath, 1J aii'l 3 p. .
Her. .V. I'.in., I'H-lor.
ritKK.WlI.l. IHITIHT IIOMK HlMltl. tUN
IIAI KCIIUOI-Oirner wa'nut an 1 CVlar St..
Hunday School, 0 a. u.
IftST KIIEE HIM. HAI'TliT CIIUKCII-Cur-ry'a
Ilarrark..
Serrlce,Hl,l,iihll t. n.,3 p. m. and T'.J r. .
Iter. Wk. KiLLri, l'a.lor.
niUiTMrnilOSAUY IIAlTtiT CHUItCII-llpt.
wen 10th anil 11th .tree!., nearCeilar.
I'rticlnnj Habbatli 10" ; i. u.,anil 7; p. t.
t'nytr Meeting. W4nelay erening.
I'reachlne, Jr. lay crnnojr.
raUiatliBi litcl, 1', p. h. John Van Ilaxter anJ
Hary Stephen. fciieriiitniJeiit4.
Iter. T J. HiiotM. I'l-l'i
STATE OFFICERS.
STATK OFFICEIW.
iorern.r. J lin M. Palmer ;
Lleutenant-Goternur, John Dnuxhrrty t
r'ecretury of Sutr, Kln:ii Itumtiiel ;
Auditor of SUte, U I:. I.ipjiinoott ,
SUt Treasurer, V.. N. Daten ;
Snpt. I'uhllc Inntructlon, Newton Ilateman.
cokoiIkssmkn.
Senators I.yman Trumbull and John A. I.OR.n.
KepreaentallTe for the Hiatr at Irje J. I.
Ilaterldjte.
Repre.ematne Thirteenth Di.tnct John St
Creba.
MEMBKHS GENEUAL ASSEMBLY.
Senator., lt Dl.trlct T. A. K. Ilolcomb, ol
Union, and 3. K. r.l!on,of (itllatin.
Heprccentatire, lt Iii.trlet II. Waton Webb.
COUNT YOFF ICEBS.
CIKUVIT COUKT.
jujgeI). J. linker, of Alemnder.
I'ro.ecutlnR AttorneyI. Y. McCartuey, ot
Mniac.
Circuit Clerk Jn. H- llarman.
aherifl-A.H. Irrln.
Win. Hartln, A.eor and Tieaiurer.
COUSTT COUKT.
Judge P. Hroi.
A.ociatc ),y.. JlcCrite and rt. Hareli'ldon,
Clerk Jacob G. Lynch.
Coroner John II. (!oman.
M U K I C IP A 1 1 GOVERNMENT
Mayor John 3I. t.sn.den.
Treasurer J. U. Taylor.
Comptroller K. A. Ilurnett
Clerk Michael Howley.
Mr.hal Andrew C.ln.
Attorney-P. II. Pop.
Police MagHtralei K. Hro and B, Hhau.
nfy,
Chletol Police I.. II. 31r.
SELECT COUNCIL.
Mayor John M. I.an.den,
Klr.t W'nrd-P. O.Hshuh.
Second Vfard C. H. Woouward.
Third Ward Jno. Wood.
Fourth Ward-S. StaaU Taylor.
Cltyat-Urac W. V. Hnllldny and I). Ilurd.
1IOAIID or ALDKKMEX.
rill-JT WAHD-Jame. Rearden,
Leo Kleb,
Ihiio Walden.
KCOND WAItU It. It. Cunningham.
K. Under,
lleniy Winter,
Jninea Pwnyne,
THirtD WAItO Win. Stratton,
l'jlilck Kitrgetald
OUIITH WAItU Janiei Carroll, J
0.1I,Hcse,
J.II.Metvair.
Time of MeeUnq.
iirr loi'Mii..
1'ho City Council meets In Joint aepateu on
Friday evening precxuliiK lb "rl Monday ot
aoh inoatli.
sncT rai'xciL.
The Belocl Council tnee t on Iho fir.t Wednta
day and Tliuraday, alter the aecond Monday In
each month.
hoaku or ALDIU
The Board of Aldermen meets on the lira
Monday and Tuesday in every month.
COMMITTKKH OF TIIF. COUNCIL,
tin Strteti Mes.ru, Taylor, Walder, Winter,
ood and Metcnir.
DrnlniVe-Mcasrs.CiinnlngliiiinjSchuh, Fitiger
al J, Eeao iiml Halllday.
Caiiu Mesnrs. Wood, Cunningham and Kleb.
IiitA ami Jni Mensrs, Carroll, Under and
Woodward
OrdnnnfM Messrs. Sense, Walder and Taylor.
Firt Department Messrs. lUnnlen, Bwnyne and
liflrai Messts, Hehtlh, Winter and b,
Printing Mc.irs.Woilward. Kwoyno ami lluiler
Htnnne Measrs. Hud, Ktrnttnirmid Metcall.
,1 Utalh ThoMaynr, and Messrs, Ke
Mi.bturltoa nml .Oitiroll
PROPRIETORS.
rn i.i i? i) tt r t thi-ht at
NILSSON'S AOED LOVER.
K1MKU INSI'ITF. OF1IEMKLF THE gL'EKN
OF SO.VO IN A 1'OLICF. COUttT.
(From the New York Stin.)
luitico Scott was yesterday callud upon
to ailjuillcnto In n tingulnr cap, tho mem
ory of which will remain with him ns long
ni ho liven. Tho complainant Is none oth
er than Chriitinn NiN.on, tin; renowned
songHrcsj, and the (k-fendant ono Charles
Theodore Bumh, n Gorman musician of
thrco .core, whose heart hud been pierced
with Cupid'.. hafts liatil hl nuel hi-ad had
turned. Mile Nilsaon complaint ngainst
the ti'iillu lover was preferr.'d In low,
sweet tones that thrilled the blushing Jus
tiee, and filled thii Essex .Mnrkl court
room with music.
'lie annoys me much, otir honor, ' raid
tho .ilviT-vniceil iuecn of nong, "He fol
lows mo everywhere. Il l walk in tho
street, he is at my side: If I enter it door
ho is with me. lie foolishly balicvcs that
h loves mo, atld that I him eiicntlal to his
happiness. I'leiiso tell him to givo mo
pi-aco.'
Whilii .Mile. Nilsjou wasllni" pleading,
poor love-lorn Bu-ch'i' eyes followed every
movement nf tu-r lips, and hl-eura drank
In every e.iunil or her mellifluous voice.
Edging nearer mid nearer to his fair en
slaver he si-i.'td tlio corner of her fur cape,
and bearing It hurriedly to his lips, kissed
it repeatedly In theccstusyof his adoration.
"Ho says, your Honor!' continued tno
fair complainant, blu.hiiig, "that I must
marry him.'
"You shall not Imj troubled by him again,
Mademoiselle, ' niil the jii'tice. with a
tunic.
"Mr. Buscli, 1 shall reitiru you to give
bonds in $:iU0 to keep tho pence toward
this lady (or six months.'
It ii said that the ardent Butch not only
followed Mile. Nilsson and nnnoved her
with silly speeches, but that on one occa
sion In. actually stole a kiss from her rosy
Hps. Ho hail tireviou-ly gone so far as to
intrude hlm'Hf Into her private apart
ments, from which the servants promptly
fjected him. The kiss was taken yester
day morning. Mile. Nilsson lost no time
In securing the services of Officer Uoran,
who took Utuch into custody, and carried
him before the justice.
VINCENTS LOTTERY SALi,-
Tilt TWENTT-SIXT1I OF UKCEMHKR FIXED
AS THE DAT ON WHICH THE IlKAWINQ
WILL COME OFF.
Determined to dispos of all the tickets
in his lottery sale.Mr. V. Vincent has con
cluded to postpone the drawing until the
2Cth of December. Ho is now giving the
matter his devoted attention, and is meet
ing with the most gratifying succe'i on
every hand.
There nru fit prizes, the principal
prize, as Is well-known, being a splendid
rt-lilcncc, that was erected nt a co-t of $10,
000. The remaining five prize are M
followe :
Lot 3 1, block 1, 8.1 addition to the citv
of Cairo, valued at $500.
Iil 3J, block 4, 3d addition to the city
of Cairo, valued at $300.
Lot 30, block 4. :U addition the city of
Cairo, viliied at $300.
Lot 83, block 1,3d addition to the city of
Cairo, valued at $300.
Lot 1 7, block 45, In tho citv of Cairo
Illinois, valued at $300. " octCdtf
To the Afflicted. Tne celebrated
.spiritualistic and magnetic Dr. Cherry,
may be consulted at tho house of Dr.
Arter. No. 37 Tenth street, on Tuesday
1-th in-t., between tho hours of 0 a.m. and
: p.m., and on Wednesday, 13th at tho res
idence cf Mr. M. H. Ha'rrell, on Wash
Ington avenue, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets, from 0 o'clock a.m. to
3 o'clock p.m.
-Taber Brothers are constantly re
ceiving new goods not in tho lino of their
own manufacture, such as optical goods of
nil kinds, lino gold and silver beaded
canes, musio boxes of all kinds, toy music
boxes for children, something new and
very attractive. Silver plate cheaper than
over, Ac, Ac. tf.
Great inducements to any ono wish
ing to buy a first-class piano or organ.
E. & W. Budcr ofl'et their entire ttock In
the piano and organ lino at the actual
cost of tho instruments. They arc desir
ous of closing out tho stock so that they
may use the room for jowelry manufactur
ing purposes.
Ho I for Hally !
Now Store! New Goods!
Best assortment of
Cooking and Heating Stovee
over brought to Cairo,
on Washington avenue, tlireo doors abovo
Tenth street.
decOtf
C. O. Carson,
Has a Fino Stock of Holiday Goods,
Fancy Goods,
Toys,
Notions,
Commercial Avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth itrceU,
Brick Stof for Kent. The brick
storo, No. 78 Jhio Lovce, now occupied
by F. M tockflcth, Esq., is ottered foi
rent, an 11 bo vacant on tho 18th Inst
Apply to Jno. B. Piiillis.
octStf
Peck, Frkan, A- Go's London biscuits
always on hand, corner Twentieth and
Washington uvenue, tf
Wriuht's no plus ultra minced men
prepared oxprnssly for family use, at Jor
genson's, Joroenhon has tho finest supply of
Spanisli olives in tho city. Try them
tf
Oysters. Louis Herbert has alwas on
hand n fresh supply of Saddlo Bock oys
ers. tf
Joitor.NHON has tho best East India
preserve for salo cheap. tf
Yarmouth Montcr at Jorgenson's.
Paul O. Schuh sells llattinger'a medU
cinc. tf
The best French anchovies n the city
nt Jorgenson'i. tf
Bim-ian sardcllcs at Jorgonson's ; try
them. tf
Go to Dr. McOauloy for Rattinger'a Fe
ver Drops. Warranted to cure the chill.
imported Malaga grapos at Jorgen
soii's, corner of Twentioth street and
Washington avenue. tf
Ckyktal vinegar from London at Jor
genson's, corner of Twentieth struct and
"Washington avenue. tf
New French prunes, currants and
rnisltu always on hand at Jorgenson's
grocery store. if
Fon Kent. A good Piano., Address
P. O. Drawer. No. 1224 Cairo.
dec93t
.Maiiiiiaok Guide. Interesting work,
numerous engravings, 2!M pages, lviw
M cents. Address Dr. Butts' Dispensary
No. 12 North Eighth Street, St. Louis
Mo. See Advertiseinr nt if
Slkki'INii Kooua for Kknt. Ton
well ventilMti.il sleeping rooms in City Na
tional Batik building, Applv lo
EDWABD DEZONIA,
At City National Bunk
The Bulletin Job office is supplied
witli all the latest styles of new type of
every character, and having a full force !
of tlrsl-class printers, we are prepared to
turn out work of cvory dtscripllon on the
shortest notice. Send In your orders.
Chicago, St. Louis and Cincinnati price
duplicated.
I'AJIII.Y aHOCFKlEft.
LOUIS JORCKXSKN,
Dealer in all kind- of
STAPLE AND FANCY
GBOCEBIBS'.
'ariurr' Yard siBtl ntmblluK
WITHOUT CUXT.CH:.
Cor. Washington-ay. and Twcntieth-Bt.
CAIRO, ills.
jywdir.
(WSSIDY. WOLFK Jt CO.
MA i tat IS
PltODUCT. AND GHOCKI.IKS
VTAMIINOTON AVENUE, I1ETWEEN
EIUHTII AND NINTH hTS.,
CA 1 HO,
- ILLINOIS.
lay-Give them a Calll-t&J
deol0d3m.
4'OAI. AND WOOD.
WOOD ! WOOD ! ! WOOD I ! I
The underdunel will furnish
HARD AND DRY WOOD
An ('strap, II not Ctiraper
Than any wood dealer In Cairo. Leave order
on the slates at the Po.tofflce ana at Ross' coal
iard, on Commercial avenue, between Tenth and
'welfth meet. Cairo. Illinois. I give good
roeasuie and will cord the wood up if desired.
aueiu.tr DENNIS HALEY.
F . 31. WARD,
WOOD AND COAL
MERCHANT.
F.
M. WAHO is prepared to deliver the be. I
Fire Wood and otone Coal
IN ANY TART OF THE CITY,
Aud In any quantity desired, on short uutioe.
COAL DELIVERED at fl.SO per ton
oFKICK Over Meerwart, Orth A Co.'a stove,
twodoora above the corner ofKighth street and
CominiH laenue. leciiil
IlUTCIIs-.llS.
CKXTRAIi MKAT MAHKKT.
KOEHLER cS: BROTHER
Have reopened the
I'OPI'I.AIt MKAT MAKKKT,
COMMERCIAE-AV.,
Bel ween Ninth unit Tenth Ntreela,
and will keep constantly on hand the best meal
slaughtered in tho Cairo market. They defy cam.
petition. Give them a trial. aept21tl'.
IXMUKANCi:.
"TRIUMPH."
TIIK TRIUMPH INSURANCE CO.,
01 'iiieliiiuiii.
tasels tifOnin utl
Solicits all kinds of risks,
r. IIRONN,
oci'i7tl Agent, Cairo,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER
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12, 1871.
DRf M,
BARCLAYBROS?.'
HIO IiITIC,
C.iae, Ins
DRUGGISTS
SARATOGA SPRINGS
l Till H IT
AT BARCLAYS' DRUO BTORE,
Farn Sipplt, Diii.v.
MOCKING BIRD FOOD
al4. iaaT 'i.a witaal i iu.ih4
At Basclats'.
H I. ii lOMI'g
GRAPH (CATAWJIA
CATAWUA
GRAPE ( CATAWBA
URAfK )
PILU
PILLS
RAl'K
RAPB
as ait
1 KLHN, IKtll'1511
raxsu jrou first hands,
Always in ilk In larg aupply, and far aal Ij
'SSbwIkw m . -
t Mrvai.
PEEBH "BIj-CJE XiICIC
JUST I I V I 1 T I Ii
rMaJebjr ikaUUaa Bottle r !!
AT BARCLAYS'.
9xtra Fink Coloonij
ISirGiNUiNi IatroRTSD Extrasjts;
I9Hair, Tooth and Nail Bbcsmks
MVIndia Rubbir Ncssiit Goo"
ar
JBJs.HCj.JLT BROS.
PURE WHITE LEAD.'
ais
PURE FRENCH ZINC.
Best gradea la larg stock aad va
riety, vary cheap;
L.o:
Full Link or Colors,
st til. is oil;
ratal Brnalie., l.iaaaed Oil,
Whttewaekf ash.. Turpentine,
Varn.h. Kte. ato., I
ALL stsas am mini, trumu 1
J At Barclays'. i
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SIOW WHITES.
CARL L. THOMAS,
SIO-3ST WBITEB
a now frepaieS so ra.panS promptly to all dr
inands for his servk'.s.
8IIOP-C0R. HTH-ST. ASID CoMallKCAL-AY
In ska rerry Haataa,
CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
moraSdlt
WHOLEAALE CROCUI,
R. SMYTH & CO.,
I WHOLESALE GROCERS, j I
OUItl LBVEB
CAIR4S. II.L.IBI4Sia.
A'a, keep oonttaatly on baud a most com
plete stock of
IiIQ,TJTOHS
SCOTCH AND I SUII WHISK!
0 I N B,
Port, Maderis, Sherry and Catawba Wines
RHMYTI1 A CO. sell exclu.lf.ly for rash, to
, which fai t the v invite thw especial atna
lion f clo.t barrain buyers.
Special attention firm to filling Qrdtr
G, I). WILLIAMSON.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
it: 7iokltU(M,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
AVHpecial altsntioa given t eoMlgnmeal.
and filling ordeia.
HMCEI.I.ANEei-N.
HIDES! FURS ! ! PELTS ! ! I
bitbm-jutt &c c o .
Have opaned a Hid rilure In Thoi utoa's Hloak
Tenth street, where the highest ea.h p.icewn
be paid for Hides, rlhei Pells, I'urs aud Tal
low, wewill pay h'gher pik'e.s ll.au et.r be
fore paid for Ih saiaa tt alas 10 this city,
Come ana us,
ocieif W!WVXf CO
BULLETIN BUILDING. WASHINGT0N-AV
rCKNITURK.
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SEHERAX AOKKTH,
HALLIDAY BROTHERS,
GENERAL AGENTS
FORWARDING and COMMISSION
IKK CII A N T N
DEALERS IK FLOUR;
AuS A ants et
! Stiver. Ma SiaiHavtk
SALT C Olwl PA 3ST I S S
70 Ohio Levke,
tf CAIRO, ILLINOlc;
CHARLES M. HOWE & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION
sat.
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.,
No. 64 Ohio Loveo,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
MtlMtf
NEWHPAPKIt.
TIIE NEW YORK
EVENING POST
FOR 1S7.
PRICES REDUCED-
We will supply tha Etening Post at tnllowsi
DAILT.
One year ,
Kor shorter periods. ..
112 OH
..l per month
WK1SKLT.
HlnRl Copy one year
Klve Copies " "
Ten " " "
Twent
lYKKKLI .
)1 5
T 00
..li 10
SKMI-WKKKLY.
Single Copy one) ear Ho
Five Copies " " i to
Ten Copies " " 20 00
Or wo will send the lollowlna periodicals to
subscriber., In connection with the Eienma to.',
at the prices named 1
With With
Weekly Heml. Weekly
Erening 1'o.t. Kveiilng Post.
Harper's Weekly- J4 Jo $U
Harper's llsur .4 AO tt OU
Harper's 2laKzine 4 W s 00
Kvery a(iiruay 00 6
Atlantic Monthly 4 oil SAO
Our Youdr Kolk 3 ft) (M
IWibner'a 3Ionthly Ml 9 OU
Tho (ialaxy ..4 00 S to
The Agriculturist . i Ml i ci
Hearth nd Home -1 H A f
Christian Union t uj
To each aubacr.bei tothe y.ttnwq to.and Ctin
(inn Union for one year wilt be sent two exquisite
French Oil ChroTios, entitled "Wide Awake" and
"Fast Aalep," which are worth at retail 110 for
the oair.
TRY IT! TRY IT 11
For 2S cents we will send the Weekly Evening
l'ost from mw until January 1, or for SOrents w
will .end the semi' Weekly Tost durinR the same
time.
Specimen ni'mbers of the Kvenli g Tost sent
free.
Addrt.s
Wit. C. BRYANT, A CO.
rew York.
COAL..
COAL! COAL! COAL I
JAMES ROSS,
puna i
DU QUOIN AND MOUNT CARBON
GOAL!
Commorcial-av., Foot of Elevcnth-st.
All Coal carefully weighed at the yard on Fair
oankV scale..
FULL WEIQ11T WARRANTED. '".
Coal delivered on the shortest notice in an)
part ol the cl.y, either by the half ton, ton or car
load.
Learo order at thoofflce on Commercial. av. at
the foot of Eleventh street. novied-Gm.
MIL1.INKRT.
LADIES, TAKE NOTICE!
mrs.cTmcgee,
KIOIIT1I STREET, 1IKTWEEN WASIII.VOTON
AND COMMERCIAL AVENUES,
Has just received a full and splendid line of
NEW GOODS
Dreis trimmings, silk gimps, silk galoon, gui.
pure laces, moss trimmings, crocket buttons,
Ilk and velvet buttons, plu.h and trimming vel
vet, hats and bonnets, fine kid gloves, ladles' anal
children.' shoes, and a full and complete stock of
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
All of which she proposes to sell at
VERY LOWEST LIVINO CASH PRICES.
MRS. ANNA LANG,
KIOIITII-ST., RET. WASHINGTON AND COMMERCIAL-AVENUES,
Is now tecelvlnga beautilul asssrlmeut of
Fall Millinery Goods,
Including Hats and Uhapes of the latest atyle
Rlhbere, Flower nnd Feather.
.Mrs. Lang will also show customers the Urges
selection of
Woolen Yarns
To be found In the city.
RLEAC1IINO AND TRESSINO DONE ro
ORDER.
KEALi ENTATE AOEJIT.
0. WINSTON k CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
AUCTIONEER
74 (SECOND YLOOR) OHIO LEVEE,
CAIRO, ILLS.,
Huv and Sell Rkal Estate,
PAY TAXES,
FURNISH ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
A I prepare. Conveyances of hVads.
Hf EC1AI. NOTICEN.
BATCH KI.O R'i IIAIUDYE.
This superb Ifalr Dye la the sist UTiiaWoaiu
I'erlectlr llsnnless. Reliable and InSthaoteoii..
No dlsappoinlment. No Kldlculoua Tint or Uf
plvasini Odor. Tho genuine W. A. llachuloi'.
Ilalr ))0 produces IMMKDUTELY a aplendi.l
HUfk or natursl Brown. Doea not Biam thJ
Hkiu, but leaveathe Hair Clean, Soft and Ueauli.
Ail. The only 8af nd Perfect Dye. u",u"'
Holdby alldrugglsts. Factoiy IS Bond Street,
New York. iande.lwly
ON MARRIAGE.
Heppv relief lor young men from the electee
errors and abuses In early lile. Haohood re
stored. Nervous riebllltv cured. IaipedlLa
to marriage removed. New method of trees.
mnt. New sod remaikabla remud)a. BsMtka
and sirtularssent free, in sealed eavelefces. A4
drese HOWARD ASSOCIATION, NU.7tssutli
Natl.t)l.,thiUdclphla.,P.. Mttateatt

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