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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-25

JOSH BILLINGS MAxIMs.-I honestly
believe it liz better tew knew nothing
than tcw know what ain t SO.
Coin to law is like SHINING new
milk cow for the hide and giving the
meat tew the lawyers.
When you haint got nothing to do, dc
it at once this is the way to be bizzy.
The less "a man knows, che more he
viii eness hf< and rlessips is nothing
more than suspicion. $
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-25
RELIGION THAT WILL Wharf.-The,

RELIGION THAT WILL WEAR-Therc
is not much solidity in religion that will
not stand the test of every day experience,
"There are a good many pious people" !"
says Douglas JorrOId, "who are as cane
full of their religion as their best service
of china, only using it on holiday occas-
ions, for fear it should get Clipped or
flawed in working. day wear" That
species Of religion may do for a show,
but there's little substance in it. 1t is
too fine for use.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-25

MANURE.-It may be laid down as
settled principle that if we would have
good compost manure-we must-1 Use
good materials to make it of. 1t has
been we'll said, "Out Of nothing, nothing
can come," and this proverb is as true
of compost manures as of anything else.
2. We must thoroughly pulverizc and
mix the materials. They should be
piled up in order to protect them as
much as possible from the sun and rain.
The pile should be occasionally forked
over, by which means it will become
we'll mixed and finely pulverized If this
work has been neglected, now is the time
to do it. Seize the first cloudy day and
attend to the compost heap. If this is
done, the manure will be worthy of the
name, and will be of use and value.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-25

The New York Custom House, it. is,
we'll known, is proverbiai for the many,
abuses that prevail there. 1t is asserted
that the weishcrs" for many years ears
nave been accustomed to engage mother
employments, leaving the work to be SUI
perintended bythe foreman, and onlyyisi-
ting the Custom House to- draw their pay,
md the perquisites that, in their familiar
'a"t .,Se, could be "scooped in.o The
new oo''"ctor, however, it is asserted has
ue'ei'niuou ''-aut an end to these abuses
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-25
London churches are nearly deserted

London churches are nearly deserted
at this season. a correspondent of a
religious paper writes that he recently
attended three churches in succession on
Sunday morning. At the first the con-
gregation consisted of one old woman
and the charity children. At the second
no was the only worshippcr, and there
was no service and at the third there
was nc clergyman to read the service to
the handful whoeassemblcd.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-25

A WoMAN's ExpEa1EscE IN Tun.

A WoMAN's ExpERIEscE IN TuR-
KEY KA1sINe.-A lady correspondent
in the Western Rural who has been very
successful in raising turkeys, thus details
the plan she pursues. She says:
We have been generally successful in
our efforts to raise turkey' usually not
losing more than twenty per cent. of the
number hatched; half the losses result
ing from accidents and nhnks or wcas
sells:
l prefer Matching the eggs under
chicken hens. 1 think nine eggs to the
hen sufficient. The nest should be off
tho ground. Heavy tlislpdcr will kill
the unhatched chick if on the ground.
The young turkeys must not be exposed
to dampness or cold till they are at least
three weeks old. They must be kept on
clean dry floor on rainy Or cloudy days
and of mornings till the dey has disap
pearcd.
A custard, composed ofmilk, egg and
crumbs or crusts of bread, have found
the best food. Cheese curd, or sour
milk curd can be added after they begin
to feather. l would earnestly condemn
cornmeai as fit feed till the turkeys are
nearly full feathcred.
Our turkeys brought one hundred
dollars the past year, afterdeducting ex-
press aod commission EXPENSES We do
not know what the raising of them cost,
but estimate it at fifty dollars.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-25

The milk in New Yon, acoora;no -.
the Investigations of the Bos.,, Of He.,.h ?
of that city, comes from the wholes.. 80,
er in nearly every instance in an aduI-.
teratcd condition, and is further largely
adulterated before it passes into the hand
of individual consumers Standardmilka
it is stated, should contain 81 to s9parts
of fluid, and 13 to II parts.of solid snb-i
stances; but in many instances in New
York the water was as high as SO parts
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-25

Make the standard of Christianity
sufficiently low, and you can very easily
multiply conversions. Give to men AN
assurance of heaven, without requiring
them to deny themselves, and take up
their cross daily, aud follow Jesus amid
reproaches and prosecutions, and many
will be found to avail themselves of the
advantageous offer.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-25
Important Circular from the In
migration Society of Newberry.

The immigration Society of Newberry
s. c.. rs prepared to furnish the country
with field-lahorers and mechanics re-
quiring their travelling expenses, etc.,
to be paid ih advance, and desiring re-
Communications from such persons as are
unknaw, to the Society. Single female
servants cannnt be obtained.
The Society can promise with certain
ty to fill, between the 10Th of Novcm
her 1869, and the 15th'of March, 1870.
only the first 800 orders, therefore it be-
hnovcs those who really desire to obtain
laborcrs to send their orders as soon as
possible,
The nloiie u be aslvaneed; which.
must, without. fail, accompany the order,
is S25,00 for single laborer, and SEQ,
for family 5
i The actual expenses of travelling from
New York to any point on the South
Carolina ana Grcenv;lle and Columbia
Rail Road-S1G00 for grown person.
$500 for children between three and
twelve, years old, (nothing for children
under three years)-will be repaid from
the wages of the immigrant.
The Society will charge, for contingent
expenses 400 for single laborer, and
sc 90 for a family. Besides this, the
Society will set aside from the money
advanced s 100 from each order-wheth-
or for single laborer or family--to es-
tablish fund to secure faom loss, result
ing from failure of the immigrant to EN-
bark, after his passage has been paid
etc. This fund is also for the purpose
of roimbursing any employer who can
satisfactorily show that laborer has left
him before he could refund the moacy
prepaid for his travelling expenses.
I; The contribution for contingent ex-
pcnses is aot included in this fund.
Any amount of the fund remaining at
the end of the year 1870, will be return
ed to employer in proportion to what
they have paid.
The contingent expenses and the con-
tribution for the fund against losses,
which the Society might sustain, must
be paid by the employer and not be de-
Quoted from the wages of the employee.
If the Society fails to fill an order, it
will return the money advanced, deduct
idg only the postage.
The Society has appointed Agents
only at Charleston, Columbia and New
berry, if, however the orderer desires In
migrants to be forwarded to other points,
he must some one at such place to take
charge Of them and the name of such
person must be communicated to the
subscriber.
Tho Society pays the travelling ex-
penses only to stations along the South
Carolina and Grcenville and Columbia
Rail Roads and will not responsible for
expenses incurree on other Rail Roads.
Upon the arrival of the immigrant the
Society will make out bill of all ex.
penses and present to the person order
ing for settlement.
The wages of the immigrants will be
fixed as follows, unless laborer consents
30 "A reduction:
.e.f FIELD-LABORER
list. SINGLE LABoRER - $1,000
monthly, with board, lodging and wash
ing. (Not required to do his own cook
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-25

At Konigsberg, Prussia, during the
festival in honor of the visit of the King
of Prussia, the ratings of the bridge,
which was ovcrcrowded with spectators,
burst, and many were precipitated into
the river. Twenty-four bodies have been
recovered.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-25
Truth is the nurse of happiness.

Revenge never repairs an injury.
Enjoy what little you have while the
fool is looking for more
A handful of mother-wt is worth a
bushel of learning.
There is no better looking glass than
an old true friend.
Love is like honesty-much talked
about, but little understood.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-25
A Darkey returning from church wa.

A Darkey returning from church was
asked to give an account of the sermon,
We'll, sab, de sermon was upon de
miracle oh de loaves and de fishes. De
minister said how der was seven thousand
loaves and five thousand fishes divided
between de twelve postle."
"Wcll, what miracle was there about
that?"
Why, sab, de miricle was dat dey
didn't bust! dats my perception OBJ de
circumstance.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-25

A child, iu reply to the question:
where is your homer" replied, looking
at her mother, 'My home is where moth
9r's is"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-25

1t is not what we read, but what we re-
that make us wise
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-25

Leisure is sweet to those who have
earned it, bat burdensome to those who
have got it for nothing
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-25
FIELD-LABORERS.

LIST. SINGLE LABoRER - $1,000
monthly, with board, lodging and wash
ing. (Not required to do his own cook
ing.)
I'd. FAMILIES. For mau $1,000
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-20

SAfs~ l,.ID Isti-i-A
%, Goop RrtsoS FOR THE CAPTAINS
-..I.. PATH.
Read the Captains Letter and the letter
N flpm l,is Mother:


4,T He6toh f@,rrocls., No Apn -, WV.
I,R John BULL-Dcar s,ri hno"lps n'g S''.
SFhS ~ Il ~, IsfssS- spud ydu no following
ytatcruent q MY 'S-ei " .tL..,..,, a., ,,...
ttcT mi eondned for s,Ttern months hv'pf Hv,'S
"a oft.n NY wounds have not healed !s'' ln' 70,
30 ~, ~ tnoyynrnt snce rn- vounded' eun ~
uTodih thships, nv general lsa,a hals mos
Ttib N y0ir sarsapafia than IN anything -, 49,,
~ ,Sst 4. s,nuitie Please express me S NJ -"
nm, s', ma nhli,e /. CAPT. q. r. JOHNSON,
b9'u"s, "hS ""''|' ~. Louir, Mo-
y : r,. following .as written April 81, We, -
- 9scni" rol'nson mother u Capt iohnson "a y
. m JouN BULIg-Dear sir; Ny hu-Iiiai ~ :,
: J1hntan was skill mi surgeon anu Pi!ssl''NI ~
r.rtrsI Nos York, where hc died, lawns "a" -
~ tohnson ma my care. Al thirteen .tAIs Sl tE'
lie Mad chronic dhrrhea and srroina, in' i Mn"
cav nm your Sarsa parille IT tlkEp hlN! :
80 Yoy I'm ysafs recommended Il 10 many 70 Hsa
VI osio ind Iowa, for scrofula, Fever huISs, "in
s,neral debility Perfect siic"ess has n''ohue" ~,
M cnTts agsaoam cassi q sefgsIa sea ~" IN
,cy. ost,airarulyVs. am very anxious ip9 w ~
L, apan have recoIrse 70 your saf,hpNllkh ~ HIM,
Csrfnl Of betting spurious article hence hls NnnK
10 Won for a. Ilis mounds we're teTT'o'' pu' ""''
he"N recover N'rP'''"''' JENNIE JOHNSON,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-20
ORDINANCE 40. 50,

Ba ooa.Hel ~ the city Council ofthc cry ofCairo,
sEcrloN T. rIfi' Shall bo iie duty Of tl" Fnancc
Comm nee together with the CITY Treasurer and ciy
'Hrffi n'' q, J., ls burning, durlng o." week
.mm' .E'niv Nf.u Ting 'he regular monthly ioni
Iu' itF '.. N 'Htt. H fhH rln. rll"I CIV OPP.
a,. "r'l.. q '1at nm" IA no hands II
tuN olth' .Hi cmr...r. aa' C,mptr1ll,r ~ meet
81 tl" 'lty lr'Isnr. ... n, .' COME period within
fhH tWr HV. '. I,r... ..f.t. .isll b. CIV.
IN by t1it en-. o. .n.r CD '...'iro COMMITTEES
puptctc lrt, n' a' .u.I 4. i.r., I.1.. s1t sornon-
spr.Nlfs fh. uUm',i, .af. snu amount ~ c,eh
shall b. u,te hy uf us i.l tl, t.r... ul saIi COM
nliice one of ah..h I'- ,lmll g. given 90 tie city
Treasurer, 1- voucher To hc used IN settlement, %
.aii Commi',o. a., Council ,.I' ,'lrdaiih Tie
p r'"i". 4i..". '.l ,.'rh uthr".
have prepared uIi,I nc direction Of he Flnauc,
4. -. o. -, ,l.t ,tr REGISTER 10. j.
siuh- ~ tn r.rr b" .s. the uumbcf. date amount,
and nome ~ the partN 90 whom ssur' - 40 scrip ~
sued nom The lat" Dl bee burning OF the records of
the city IA 1885, 10 the fr- entr, IN 1850 In ,he pe.en
.'rpregisitr HA"h last named rcp,stcr shall be- dies.
fnatta a. s-,rp Register No, 2. That said Finance
ly any cummue. OF the destruction Of amy civ or
d,r. Win SAID register, and shal enter upon said
-llp 'plsl'I m'hot9udun opposite tg D order, Of
the date Of u destruction ANA In a future buruna-
the date of Destruction shall b. cnrrrd m M tcTip
register opposite The ontry a. each order, and IN the
pom.
-. O.. Y ,ha.l be- tie duty Of sad Finance com.
incc, 40 ihr dH'e oi each ldrunlof or iDr- % a..
anime iht MARGINS 90 stubs OF the -.ru lHol. u IA.
cl{ Clerk oih'r' amt ascertain by dlgcnt inquiry,
nave been delivered 90 the parties entitled t0 receive
mem, anu Wh,lhcr in such deiiNerc. the ordinances
wLtfrr alter reasonable period order, have not heeu
ltllNeEei 10 parties entitled 10 receive them a shall
bt we hup n'ih" SAID Finance Committee 10 DESTROY
VIC oflrl- reporting a list of che same % tho CT,
council hni nHrtln- Ou the margin 81 the scrp TOOK
th" date OF SAID dr-truruon.
80. me rl4iur' COMMITTEE -hHll ho, uui hcro-
10y .it, anihorsa 10 employ competent clerk To a..
.l~ Nt'm h %" duties dcvolytd ON them hy tins or
didnaho" and 4" pay lea reasonable ,on, pou sa,,o
for his services
approved, October ), lsG'.
ooll lOt IpuN H. OBEUIY N,,,r
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-20
LEGAL.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

Where's. John Antrim, and hswile, Eliza, NY their
deed uf trust, dated Jpyo 18th, 300 ani fcoMi IN
ibc Rosor.Iers ofre 81 AleNvitrt eprnty. Irinoi,
idoonye, 70 acknowledgement JOHN q. Herman, ~
trustee tie following described reel estate, situate
m the riy Of Cairo iu said couptv Of Alexander, and
state OF Illinois, to.Wlt, Lots numbered q, - an
l7 frontine.i f.t street. and running back
~ feet In depth n hlock H. and lots and 10, 10 block
e. In the first addition go said city and lot No. = IN
hock No 2 ~ the sccOad addition, and lots II and H.
n block u, of said city. tsr.F aHb &
And vhcreNs. the sHif John kntrim. WIS ON the
18th dos OF Iuly l3ts, declared u bankrupt w the
Dlsrir, con Ortho tutcd state. ipt thc Eastern
District - ~ asorri nnd wh"ret. the undersigned,
Daniel ' Npunt s t.uA tte sole u,aIghrC y TIE cs-
fa,e ofsald hln. fut md wiN~ors si1 deed was
made 90 secure QUE John h. ludk "a" payment ola
certain note 800 saidfdood described; and the said
Herman l1 lr#ci ui yrrtrr and sell said proper
10, ana by decd dated August IL, 1865. convey the
same 20 said John p. Conk and whereas the said
a. = Court, upln the petition 81 iht snid assignee,
did set aside mia deed, and declare the same 20 he
null and void ni Wh'rD,S, tho said Court did fur.
ihcr order that said John u HcTman, ~ trustee
IN the deed " trust above mentioned JOIN with the
estate Of SAID hankrup-, ina sale Of th" ntoNe DO.
scribcd property on The terms mi conditions OF SAID
deed Of trust.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance % the above order
aud the provisions of the said deed Of trust We, tue
gnei trustee and assignee, VIII, on the 18th
tay of November tSl, between the hours of9 o'clock
am and pm. Of TINT day at the Court house ~ Cal
70, IN the county Of Alexander ard state OF Illinois,
sell at public ycnduc To- cash, the above described
properly, JOHN q. HERMAN, Trustee.
nCstd pANL q. Young. Assignee L
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-20
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
rbc Great Soothing Remedy [!

MRS (Cures Collie and Gripping in PRICE
WIlITCOMB'sl The bowels, and facilitates %
SYRUP the process Of ieething. )tI-NI-
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WHiTtOMBS erromes all diseases incident ~
SYRUP. Ito infants and children }t'NlS
MRS. \ Cures Ds. ThcA by soptsry,l PRICE
WWVTCOMB'S II sud summer Complaint IN ~
SYRUP lchldTen Of all ages, t'NRS
II il the Great Infants and Childrcn's soothing
Remedy in all disorders brought on NY tectnmg, Or
any 0theTeause. . ,..,, 80, ~
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE CO., sr
Louis, Mo.
OLere sen lydaw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-20
Alu.usssome Iuducement

Every psr.onwho send, 81 90 10 the xix CEN
TCRl Pubncaion Co, at Charleston, > O. receives
lh;t superb magazine for one year, and copy Of or
ihor 81 ,hc Wayery Novels OF the works Of CHARLES
n,kon. TINT may be Designated Specimen number
with premium lst, 30 cents, selo"om
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-20
.SOzOslOnt.

Bazin'- tooth powders and rastes French !ua y
ah M el,ar ati,ns for the teeth, and tooth powder
Eupcrior qualil OF ourowA make. ,ea ana take yo
choice at Barclays. ''''''
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-20

To M taied States ond World VIDE
Rsudors: ... I'D Ni
r p,Vy rcbtlvcd many u'stimon.his ffoin Iroies
l s,onsd and r,,H 20 men, - my hmAirs and NMt-
ans have shown, gll ui shlt ~. -
ILe ortl'r. NJ IRON, h'1hiy cdncsi"i nnd h'lhsr
.eSsibr DIN nun iCA,ions have ever received bf
rl"mabt knov- exactly what he ,peaks OIL ana h,s
Testimony deserve. 70 be written ln si..If " ~.
an, sta h.t Ne p,,rior -ny- ~ taiis worn" WV
troyert lIfl 1T ..
/ III y,lanow, walker Capev, Ca
Loo som .'.Ifi 20 Jtuc %, lsSS. 7
L. Jcux Btl.--Ilsar sin Iihyo fscehily given
,nur "Woru DESTROYER several trials, nnf hnd ~
:, = n.i.,fnils .rraf4oa- ~ ias not h'lcdfr "inHe
instance 20 have the wl-hed'hlr Sfrct. Am pe'pts
ar, ~ largo county, iracticc, and have day ur,
,om.; srttcle' OF the kind. i lm frce % confess
That know Of no remedy fccQmmended ~ lAe 49,
suthorttes tiai IN reftAin ma ri-tfy N ~ r''
ia The con frAfy ttsy unscf'Hin ~ We rhtr'tl
40 ots.cttn gr,t ug yCuts % tnl out upon Ns. fN
/ ysn' cS'fhc medicine directly ff0m you. II can
%. M ufon ra.y terms. shail use great deal oI u
Nie to.rh.uss suI prncico ~ y ff"s il"F 4. w "!
,,-,,,, linz. =. s.si,rg rsiesy which Ne KNOW -
b." sufficient simply because ."may D. lghniNni az ~
combination. Tor ny part, thni W..' N n ~, ~
u.. .firi Ursrv means o. alleviate suffering NUN i-
i,y which may be- aide iu oHtuuInI not h'- 'ut
Nitsu.. conn, one more ingenious ilsh ~ ~ ~,
i,,ruGt ts ,eefs frat and secured tho sole rght "a
..a5r.' and Lugaf,igr. HaAeNcr, an by no in,-h,
.f,s.+s, sn',riir-rr ~ the th'usaud 90 N0'l'--
nH.tfums that o. "a the county, rS plFl1' ~
. m rf.r as disease. g. 4IIrI Nrrs Ir hffs .iI'.-'
p, t'y ssof. rli iiforni me sfycus bet t''iA'
.. ~, Az, H,Iy I'-pg, iiglil. ....,.., ,-4t.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-20
Pare Cream OF Tartar.

The best English Soda. Jamaica Ginger, clean ant
fresh Pure Ailspce, Black Pepper, Nutmeg, finha
mon BorL, ETC.. At Barclay Moibers. .--
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-20

,l,D,s and Fever af6 ,au-ci from t'Iiiln poison
EXISTING ~ ,l,e Atn,vs rhorc known ~ rnlafa uie
duces the vitality uf the brood IttnTIs We .t
ration tt, and In this way prepares thc !stcm ~
nny diteaseof more serious nafnte wh"n moy W
Low, To ayo a further trouble, and relieve Noufsei
of TINS a sease, take
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-20
DRUGS. #l
Observer! ~
DRUGS.
Are YOu q Slave

To the use OF ,baccoi DO you wish TO quit Ia g W.
INV habit, or coufse you de. Then get BurIon :
Tobacco Antidote. and you will not only be cured OF
the use OF tobacco butyou will not crave rEs r,
nave used it and found In every way ciectna' Sst
box and try It. II you live at disance SEM ny
cents Barclay Brothers, Cairo, sud they VIII seno
YOU box by return mail.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-20

BE It ordained ly rhc Cty Council OF the CRY OF
CtNo
Ttpt the salary OF 'lu Guy Nyr.hai hr hAci NJ -cy-
cuty-uye d5ltr- per rDUth, i.on september l. ls'i.
Approved, uefnu,. b, lrH.
OH lW JpHS II. oBERLY. Mayor.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-20
Ihlas,g Ilalang.

The Flower 81 Flowers. afhi. rev sud popniT ana ,
d,iighttni hnndkerchef extract manufactured by the
celebrated Rnme or Paris, i.ro DC had at ne prug
store on the Levee In thr perfufnes Inc ~ ~ WV
cognzed person ~ 'elegnt TASTE you mus, use
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-20
BLACKBERRY Wine ma cordial.
Floating Som.

M ox,rn oua,ity Suwis the time 10 use pure aTl
cl. For ssle and qua rauiced by Barclay Brother.-
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-20

In, th, soap for bathing. II does not INK 10
danger ~ LOSING it a, II Goats on the suriace 81 the
Vntfr At BARCLAYS. t....
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-20
DlstnceCfants.

CHLORIDE LIME, CARROLIc ACID, CliLoRlDE
of SODA PCLNERIZED CoPPERAs, Tor sae .heaI
AT BARCLAYS. Cleanse your premises fyou" soo"
health you must breathe pure air. aDU' uu
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-20
PACINET CoMFAN-
srnAurn ,.ississirPI,

ntLIN, Master .rF
win leave c.ro cn UEnNrsuAY, o.w'rr 20 .
MT atso.la,k r ~ couu,,ung o. ",w orleans
II, "a O,eth Ia. al stSur crb to
liverpool, New yorh. riosto"' and Calves
. ton, Teas. w
PASSENGER, and Shipper 90 to'y on one ci 'He" 9
CHAS'f. IlNlE- 'N
gtuUfaI Agent, tairn,
,..itr Oh Whurnsnf Public Landing
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-20
ORDINANCES.
nRDrNANCE no d. =

he u ordained by the city Council Il The CS ~ Caro-
That the salary of the Mukotmastc' shall be and
hereby s hNnt ~ the rate oi eighty. thrcc and ailTs
dollars per month, Hul that ho shall ho Paid NJ that
rate from aHd after August 1T ., M. b.. .
"A iut . IpuS A ouFuIY Nayor
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PEOPLES LAW BOOK,
~ FRANK CHAMBERLiN,

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Full Instruct ous and prartical Forms, Atapeu.S r.
ery Kind # Business aud 10 al INC S"1'' o' me
Union. a.,
by FRANK CHhMBERLlN,
of'hc United states hr' al, .,,.
"th'r" rs un l,pl. NJ thr KIND wh,ch VIZ AhN i.nH
with Il tprau'tuni =, n;,ciligenc, enh "oihpie'e-
ness - prmrhylt, l,.nssD 'kePnbl,eaahh: na nub.
THIS is The ONLY NEA BOOK OF IN" khh PUP.
lshcd tor mn.y lrarf. Il II prepared by ui auis
PRACTICAL LAYER. 81 lwenty'hy, years e,spe ia
once, and s just cy,r hody needs lof ofiy use
lis highly recommended by many eniident judges
ncloding the CHIEF Justice aud other jndgea OF Mas
sachus"'t., ard tc Cnci Justice and entire bench OF
e nnc, t!rui
Sold onlr Ny .sb.r,i.,ion AGENTS WANTED
tNtl'f ittE. sen iurf'tcnhs' 60. ~
q. u. rASL,. 10. pI.I,-hcrs, Hartford, Conn. No.
spruc. IT,, N.sl Cincinnati, o.s. ana ohl'ag''
III.
CtVF,OS.
An OIL h,, h.,, rrHi.hcd lnaiy years tS'. has
ltst '"cli hEidy u'. 'sueas "a new hook, wthat
even hSoiiA4 rl,is.. OF as ,ssn.''v su"t,
No not cont prf 'lat w0iN VIA Chauihrrllhs Law
Book loo ts People.
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NOTICES.
lCOHOO,I ! II ELECTION.

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dsv ~ October next, at the Arab Engine House, IN
township seventeen, south range, one west, IN .ne
viii h. held for ono School Trustee for said township
which election will be opened at pine o'clock a. a..
and will continue open until FIVE o'clock p m. OF the
said township. W. a. WlNSION,
I Cairo. Illinois, Sept 10Th, ls69. I'd
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