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vELOCIPEDROME,
Empire Rink,
Third avenue and Sixty-thrd street.
THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
THE BEST FLOOR IN THE WORLD.
The best lighted In the world
THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF VELOCIPEDES IN THE
WORLD.
The most liberal management IN the world.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING
Admission 25c.
THIS DAY AND EVENING
WIN appear
THE BEST RIDERS IN THE WORLD,
Including Brooklyn and Jersey
THE CELEBkATED TILDEN BOYS
(Four In numbcr)
will perform machine at the time.
Riders bringing their machines will be admitted free
o this OCCASION
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kIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
ON MONDAY NEXT, APRIL s, 1859,
after every preparaon will be presented H. b. Farnes
RECONSTRUCTED
FORTY THIEVES,
Introducing addition the original OF the
LYDIA THOMPSON BURLESQUE TROUPE,
candidates for public favor.
EXTRA NEW SCENERY,
SPLENDID NEW DRESSES,
NEW SONGS, NEW NURSERY RHYMES,
NEW MUSIC, NEW RREAKDOWNS,
NEW MARCHES, NEW CANCAN AND DANCES,
NEW TABLEAUX, NEW WI1TICISMS.
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WOODS MUSEUM.
w THIS Saturday, at q o
THE SELECT RESI-
The burlesque OF
ALADDIN,
THE WONDERFUL l. SCAMP.
Commencing with
TO OBLlGE BENSON,
and followed by
AN OLIO,
presenting Com. Foote, Miss
Nestelie and Col. Small.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACK
EVERY EVENING sIip UErIG f'P%sHifi PGsTnss Sorcz
SATURDAY NJ aArrxEs.
T"' Ro0'r's0n's scisoSi. sas nsr comedy entitled
Cha &Ghsractsrs BY NJ LESTER WALLACE, NJ. JOHN g5IS
BEET NJ; 2. FisFER .T sTopp1KF Mr. SysE 4wfE
GERM0N, Mrs CLARk JENNINGS Mrs. vEKNoN, Miss
koW s s. .osE .i n;i JENNIE bM n
NEW SCENERY, MUSIC COSTUMES.
Box book open six days In advance.
WAI1HAaenKilssiE HanisEr. xArIssx
SATURDAY, APRIL B.
Doors open at x commences al 4
ID wA FREtaa EasT loii6nHgg f1Sgr''''' and Manager
EVERY NIGHT. Avn ,,o
ssSsS SSScSys pWAssS sfShh Snts ssyss SqS p%AHFs
SEVEN DWAsEs. DWA v
K sFyES sSyES B%$EES S%SSSS (
Written and produced BY Joseph 9. Foster, Esq;
ROBERT BUTLER the model OF merrlment
RoskRf BuTEEk, RE the %VIs in@issSlo n cio~n
James W. sandford. wm Florence weIs John Foster, J..
Mile. EUGENIA oBERTI Mile DE ROSA.
The charming Premier AOso' Tho popular and brilliant
lime EvALiNE coNsrAN tHer frs. appesisnce % in four
Mrs; EMMA wEsxER-
HSf o9SsEHSSFasE6 6 Ss1ss NEW e Esick
vi" ss. As Tsss ia Hs SCENE or THE
PYRAMID OF DIAMONDS.
NEW WORLD.
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MATINEE.
clook, q great bill for families.
itT OF NEW YORK.
OBSERVE THE PRICES.
Admission to parquot and
dress circle 80 cents children
20 cents. Orchestra and bal
cony chairs u cents extra,
which include all the
MUSEUM CURIOSITIES.
To be ad'ied In . few days
THE ZOUAVE TKUMPETBR
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SSO BONUS AND NO HUMBrG-To ANY ONE Sc
sD,)U curing me good permanent situation In Custom
House. Pos, once any good business expectations mode
49, been provision business for self
has experience in other nes give the best city and
country reference; security If required. Address Harry
Herald Office.
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/NoACHMAN's SITUATION wANTED-BY YOUNG
~ man fully experienced in the care Of carriages and
horacs has objections 10 the county; vii ling
ohlging bost references Can be al II Sd av
saddiory store
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COACunIEN AND GARDENERs.

| SITUATIOa wANrED-BY A REsPECrABLE YOUNG
- man, as coachman and groom; Protestant Ia willing and
obigng good city reference from last employer at or
address Isl West 18th at.
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Nv NHNHNl WhKU CVI, 70 MD " SPRING STREET--
w Established 1850 Manufacturers OF Cnbnet an H.,
hotercd furnfne plain and ornamental for paror dinnx
room, library and bedroom. Also the largest
cnamcled Chamber Furr iure 20 he foun7 n tbe cv AZ.
goods warranted and prices low. ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-08-25

A NorIoBABIa FAor.-JThat ono way of
appealing to q mans reason 10 through his
eye, In these busy times men aro deeply
immersed in tho conduct Of magnificent
projects, that they forget all about the con. :.
ditiou Of their Systems, and hence IL is that
the Proprietors Of the Plantation BlrrERs,
which cures Dyspepsia, puriles the blood,
improves the tone Of the stomach, regulates
the bowels, and, indeed, invigorates tho
whole inner man, are so active In aivertis-
ing. In faot, advcrtimonts arc merely sky.
rockets tcht up to attract attention to n
really good artiolo. '"+ ''''
y MAuNoLrA WATna.--Supcrior to tho best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. aug l0-+x1w
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Great Distribution
By The metropolitan .Gia Co.
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF $500, 900.
Every Ticket Draws O, Prize.

$50 Rlcgant Rosewood Pianos, each $500
to $500.
rs Elegant Rosewood Melodeons each S75
TO $l00.
500 500 Sewing Machines, each $50 to 176
600 Gold Watches, each rs to 800
Cash Prizes. Silver Ware, &C., valued at
$l,000.0O0 'nE
4 chance to draw any of the nhovc Prizes
for 2Sc. Tickets describing Prizes are seal
cd in Envelopes and well mixed On reccip,
Of Zoe. Sealed Ticket Is drawn withou,
choice and sent by mail to any address,
The prize named upon it will bc delivered
to the ticket holder on raymenCof One Dol
lar. Prizes are Immediately sent TO any
address by express or return m9ilA
You will know what your Prize is before
you pay for 1t. Any prize exchanged for
another Of the same value. No Blanks Our
patrons can depend Oh fair dealing
RErERENoEs:--We select the the follow
ing from many who have lately drawn Val
uabie Prizes md kindly permitted us to
publish them Andrew J. Burns, Chicago
Sio,OO0 Miss Clara s. Walker, Baltimore
Piano, $500 James NJ. Matthews, Detroit,
$4,000; John r. Androws;l Savannah.
$4,000; Miss Agnes Simmonssa6h Charleston.
Piano, 5000. We publish mo- names with.
out permission. sol
!, OPINIONS OF THE PREss.-'The firm is re.
liable, and deserve their suecess."- Wtekiy
Tribune, Nays. "We have known them to
b. q fair dealing firm."--N. Y. Herald, May
28. "A friend Of ours drew q $500 prize,
which was promptly received. - Daily
News, June 8. ,r 1851.
Send for oironlar. Liberal inducements o
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package of Sealed Envelopes cohtSins oxn
CASH GIFT. Six Tickets for 81 ;sTf3 for So
20 for So; ITO for SIG. All letters should
be addressed TO Hgg lEi
HARPER, WILSON 5, co,
aug 25 173 Broadway, New York.
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!. Latest by Telegraph, n.
Foreign News.

4'}~5''3&aH &S LONDON, August
Thereh has been a great riot among
the minors at Sheffield.
30,0U0 Orangemeni demonstrated at
Glove, Ireland. Resolutions were
adopted denounoing the dis-establish-
ment;
ROWE, August
The Pope has decided to hold a
universal exposition of Christian art
next year. aa.p
MADRID, August II.
The papers deny that there are any
negotiations for the sale of Cuba
The Government desires the restora-
tion Of order in Cuba before consid err
ing the subject. The rumor of a pro.
position.looking to an Iberian union is
officially denied.
HAVANA, August II.
The Government is conscripting all
between the ages of twenty and fifty
five. 800 were raised by conscrip-
1ion in Trinidad. ~ t.l
MADKlD, August 81.
n NoI"'t"s'"nuihS INVASION ana .lnsnr-
Nc;lon stori - it is now believed that
the Carist movement is ended.
' LrsBoN, August 2l.'
1T is rumored that the mail steamer
reports that Lopez is at Ascurra, with
twenty prisoners, but short OF war ma
ter!al. The allies captured Villa Rica
and we're preparing to storm .Ascurra.
PAnIs, August 81.
The Empress and Prince Imperial do.
part Eastward on Monday. The French
authorities arrested twelve Carlist lead
ers while attempting to cross the bor-
ders
La France says Cuba is lost to
Spain; the wisest thing Spain eau do is
to take advantage of the present siluu-
ton
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Proposed Cotton Seed Oil Mill.

T is proposed TO erect in Columbia an Oil
i Mill, for pressing oil fron cotton seed,
$4,000 already, subscribed in Richiand,
$4,000 wanted IN Fairfield, aud we will take
subscriptions payable in Cotton Seed by lst
November ssruf {. I
Books open for subscription attho st,ro
Of john p. Matthews, Jr., who will take
pleasure in giving any information wanted
F.. 'a +. p. ALEXANDER .
RIfERENGE..-Col ". r.. Robertson,
Genl. John Bralton, Col. J Fl. Rion. VI.
aug l9-f2xl nl .N
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The rebel President Segst is at St.
Marks, arming,the Columbia and Del
phine, tosfattaok Salnave's feet. A
gold dollar is worth $l, ,000, 10 paper.
News Items.

| , p = -
News Items
PHlLADELrMiA, August II.
The delegation sent on the Labor
Convention denied Susan b. Anthony
O seat.6if ~ Sls5
The Fenian Colonel Nagle jumped
from a window in New Y York and was
killed. He was insane and imagined
he was escaping from o British prison.
CnIoAeo, August II.
Grant telegraphs Con. Grenville NJ. I.
Dodge, rendering him the Secretary
ship of War, vice Rawlings, who de-
sires to retire on account of bad
health, Dodge is Chief Engineer of
the Union Pacific Railroad.
ST. LOUIS, August II.
Allen whipped Gallagher in nine
rounds. The men were badly punish
ed.
Cain Mahony and two others were
killed yesterday by the, falling, of AN
embankmont under which they were
exoavating for the bed of the Cairo
and Vincennes Railroad, near Mound
City. Ue,@s sst4E 8F. 4
Five persons were. drowned att Sar.
MIA, Ontario, on Thursday, sby The
capsizing of boat. s Their names are
Mr.. PANEL, and wife and child, of
Strathroy, and Mr.. Sageman and wife,
of London, Canada.
ST. JOINS, August II.
The barque Odd Fellow, for Green
land, was lost at Little Placenta and
plundcred by the wreckers. e
PHILADELPHIA, August 10.
A recent interview with General
Lee, regarding the proposed meeting
of Generals of both armies at Gettys-
burg, next week, for the identification
of the attle-ield, leads to the belief
that lee will eventually attend---not
that he wholly approves Of the mea-
sure, but regarding tho meeting as a
foregonc conclusion, he thinks his
presence due to the men he command
ed. as the meeting vii! be history, end
because he desires to avoid the mis-
construction which would be placed
upon his refusal by the enemies Of
reconstruction.
HELENA, ARK, August 10.
Montana advices states that the
Black feet Indians are running off
stock. They killed Malcomb Cork
and badly wounded his son twerty
miles from here. They threaten to
rid Gallatin Valley of its inhabitants.
Much excitement prevails among the
settlers,
SAN Francisco, August 10.
Colfax, Senator Stewart and others
have appealed to Boutwell, to allow
drafts on the sub-Treasurer of New
York to relieve the money stringenoy
here. The appeal is unanswered. 1t
has transpired that Boutwell, permit
ted one firm here to. draw funds from
the San Francisco subj Treasury. This
istakipg advantage of the public me-
cessity, Boutwell's action is denouno-
ed by the press and creates the indig-
nation Of the entire community.
The steamer China has arrived, and
brings j. Ross Browne and |, 900 pas-
sengers, including eighty-fve Chinese.
- IL !, ,PHIlADElrlTA, August |.
The creeks have dwindled into pud-
dies, several disastrous fires havr occurr.
I'd. Much apprehension is felt from
want Of water. e'1
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An ambitious fellow in Connecticut
appeals over his signature : "To the
mechanics aud laburing men of my
native town. | will represent you in
the State assemblee irrespective of
politics, relijion or edicashun."
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"a freight train on The Augusta branch
Of the South Carolina Railroad ran of
the track yesterday, and two Of the cars
were turned bottom up ina ditch. The
conductor Charlie Rufio, wac, it is
feared, seriously injured - Phenin.
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To gather crowd of people -
Raise plank in the sidewalk and a
terror after a rat. To disperse them,
circulate subscription paper for tho
benefit of a poor family.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Land Commissioners Office = :,

CoLuMbtA, 8. c., August ", f860..o
MOTICEis hereby given, that this offics
lS is now NJ organized, ts9 in ,as6oSdaneS
With the law creating the sames and is
ready'to proceed TO business. In tke, par.
chase Of I.nnds the interests Of the State
ilfbe carefully guarded. JIti tho desire
ofs.the Commissionerto purchase none OH.
or than good sLandss In good localities, nt
their fair market value, and at suoh prices
as the same Lands would be sold to priyate
Individuals Arrangements have been made
by whirhthe Bonds authorized to be Is.
sued ,for The purchase Of Lands will be con!
vertedy to. currency and. Lpnds so purcbas.
cd will be paid for in, currency. The Com
missioner ihyiies all par!ies owning desira,
tie Lands, in desinbie focalities wishing
10 seil them and willing TO inke i,arket
prices, { q forward their proposals., giving a
description sofsthe,, Lands for eale, theft,
locality, quality and adaptation 10 The ipro1
duotion Of cotti q, corr, aud grains ,geas,,
rally, with apyiew, 10 he tcommencefnehg
of negotiations for tho sale Of said Lands
to the StefsR klse5A SO. p. LESLIE,
,asfs58ys$F & fLand Commissioner.
npg 10-law3w
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A Letter. from Chief, Justice Chase
hasireoently2been exhibited, In which
he expressed, great satisfaction at the
result Of the Virginia election, and
hoped that similar result would at
tend tho elections in Tennessee, Mis-
'siasippi Sand f1Texas.S BEHe minated
that tfo Republican party had served
its purpose, and that a great Conser.
ivative partysoughtl to be. Il formed out
of the moderate men. of all. existing
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A couple of fellows who were pYet.
ty thoroughly soaked with bad whis-
KEEP got into the gutter. After Aoun-
dering about for few minutes, !, one
Of them said Slim, lets 60 to anoth-
or house--this hotel leaks" J., 5. ) !.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-08-25

General Kearney, of Keokuk, Iowa,
has seventy-one acres of grape vines,
making the largest vineyard in Iowa.
They, are trained in wire. The fitting
up cost about $35,000. - ~.
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George Peabody has donated to the
trustees Of Washington College, Of
which Gen. Ice is President, $50, 900
TO establish an additional professorship
recently proposed by the General
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-08-25

have used the medicine known 90 PER.
RY DAVIS. VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
in my family for tie last twelve monlhs
and have great pleasure III testifying to its
very valuable properties. Would not on
any account bei wthout'it. During the
existanee Of the Cholera last year, ! used
no medicine Of any sort but the Pain Killer,
although myself and several members Of
my family were attacked by Il severely, ard
equal to every emergency;it it whs both "a
preventive and q certain cure. consider
I should not be doing my duty to the com-
muni,y did not say this much. If we're
attacked by tho Cholera to-day, the Pain
Killer would be the only remedy should
use. kavc thoroughly tested it, and
know IL can be relied on,
F. L. BERGINlEND,
Galena lllncis.
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SPECIAL NorIcE. To. parties in wont of
Doors, Sashcs and Blindr, we refer to Tie
advertisements of 2. p. Toale. the large
mnhuraoiurer of those goods in Charleston
Price list furnished OH application.
July 2O-9m .rsa stea ......,a .. b.,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-08-25

THIRTY YEARS. Experience in The Treat
J. mont Of Chronic and Sexual Diseases.
a Physiological View of Marriage.
cheapest book ever published-cont ontaining
nearly 800 pnges. and 130 fine engravings
of the anatomy Of the human organs In q
state of health and disease, with treatise
on early'errors,' its deplorab.c consequences
upon The mind and body, with the authors
plan of trcalment-lhe only rational and
successful mode OF cure, as shown by re.
port of cases treated A truthful adviser
to tho married and those contemplating
marriage who cntortain doubts Of their phy.
sienl condition. Sent free Of postage TO
any address on receipt Of 26 cents, in
stamps or postal currency, BY addressing
DR.. LA CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Alba.
ny, N. Y. The author may be consulted
upon any Of the diseases upon which his
book treat, either personally or by mail, and
medicines sent TO any part of the world
g aug 25
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Liverpool Market.

LlvERroot, Aug. 81. (,
Cotton 3 shade easier--,uplands
l3a; Orleans IA. "a. ss,... gss5a.l ,;.-
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CS;onnty Auditors Offcs.T

Z. s1ssf fAtsrstb, ltsth ssust,. lssss.,
. Assessors. for this, County, will meet at
the Codrt House, on the fret Wednesday ia
September next II 81 day J 70 receive, hoir
Books5 Papers and fnstrac ciions. ~ y
Etsgs4p e, ~ IN j. ss3s sTEWARtt,t tt1s !
haug; l8-x2 ss8 as N, II Goanty Aadittr.I <
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1haSleatnn Marha4

.a Charleston Market.
ACHARLEsroN, Aug.2l.
! Cotton firm, with sales 9 bales, new,
a. 353 old middlings .s3; receipts So.
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EM1aRAmoN TO ,GEoRaIA. -.Georgip

EMIaRATIoN, TO GEORGIA. Georgia
is holding out inducements ;, to immi,-
grants, especially to Germans, and the
"F,rst. German Immigration and Manu-.
featuring COMPANY" has just been estab.
lshed with q capital stock Of $4,000,
with dividend into 500 shares Of $lOO
each. The intention is to settle colo.
ny in the pine regions Of the State, to
invest, the capital IN land and machine.
ry, and to mannfcture lar, ship pitch,
"beer pitch and turpentino from pine,
and pyrol,gneous acid and tannin from
oak. No shareholder can own more
than twenty shares, and the. design is to
make the company co operative, and to
indentify every laborer with it. The
success Of this company will lead to the
establishment of others on the same or
a similar plan.
A flying toad has been brought to
Washington and placed on exhibition.
This curious reptile (oi fsh) was captur-
ed in.a seine off Of Cape Henry few
days since. 1t Is Of mcst singular con.
formation and Of beautiful variegated
hues. measuring about six inches in
length, wi,h'a perfectly flat, bony back,
eyes wide apart and in the centre of n
circle, capacions mouth. and fins as
wings about the centre of the body.
lNt s--.-..- - - ees---------- SIS =.
And all around us, in whatever di-
rection we may glance, we find this
great truth. gradually, but su, ely assert.
ing its supremacy, that the words peo--
pie and Government are one and syn
onymous. '@ a..a
There is to.daya higher and brighter
future for our race, and a more univer.
sal equality, intelligence and happiness,
than the world has yet seen - Charles.
ton Courier.
THE STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
The list OF premiums to be awarded at
The State Agricultural Fair has been
published, and embraces premiums for
nearly every rything valuable in mcchani-
cal and agricultural industry. art, science
and taste. Copies of the list may Ue
obtained from the Secretary. Colonel D,
Wyatt Aiken, Cokesbury, S. G. The
Fair will be held in Columbia on the
10th, lI,h and 18th of November
Phenic, 12s
A negro child, aged about five
years, living on the farm of Mr.. Ed.
ward Coles, in Albemarle county, Va,
a few days since got into the hog lot
on the farm, and caught young pig
by the tail. The old hogs, attracted
by the squealing Of the pig, attack
ed the child and literally tore it to
pieces. One foot and one arm were
entirely eaten off and the body other
wise horribly mutilated.
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New YORK Market.

~ .cI HU" IV1A HHth6I. q -, -. 4 !,
New YoRK, Aug. 81, Up. NJ.
Cotton quiet, with sales of 600 bales,
at 3J. Gold 3II. ~ HwTty
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No other single faot demonstrates
SO palpsbly the Very Sfapia gso@thG / of
our city at the one stated in copflec.
with the ceremony Of breaking ground
for the new Post, Office, The .arst
aho Vslfal Of ehftE was CAST Nv tlsBs B
man who formerly. carried our whole
Southern n9il in . ,wheelbarrow. and
took II over the river la a. sowboats
lDnfipg one man's life THAT wheel.
barrow load has grown 90 that. half d
dozen locomotives are ,receesarfy to
move II IN * X kssals.;, XXI, fs 8 y 1s' a..
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WORDS OF WISDOM for Young. Men on
w the Ruling Passion in Youth & Early
Manhood. with Sclfhclp for the crring
and unfortunate. Semi in sealed envelopes
free Of charge. Addrcss HOWARD AssoolA-
RIoN, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. aug 25
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A SIX your Doctor or Druggist for Sweet
n Quirine-it equals (bitter) Quininc Is
mado only by F. STBAnNs, Chemist, Do.
troit. aug 25
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EMPLOYMENT thatpny.. For particu.
~ hrs, addres, 8 NJ. SPENCER & Co.,
Dattleboro, VI. II st, aug 25
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-04
walnut Timber

For Sale.-Eighty acres OF the hnest
Walnut Timber Land In the country
situated in Mississippi county, MO-,
four (f miles northeast OF Charles
ton and within eight (s) miles Of Cairo
Illinois. Said land is adjoining John
svank's farm. Also ten acres OF Scnooi
land situated three miles from Cairo,
Illinois, on the Cairo & st. Louis railroad
FOR terms and particulars enquire 0
3. T. whitaker's Drug Store, NO. ios
Commercial avenue, Cairo Illinois. dtf y
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CITY NEWS.

49,
Six HUNDRED Dozen more OF 'ne oei
brated "Masonp Fruit Jars, perfect anu u
simple self.sealers, The best an Ans,ao ca
net received and for sale at reduced
nyices. at the Queensware House.
PARSONS, DAWES Co, -.
jy22tf NOS ""' : ~
The famous Setter Water. Wells Beer,
,,..awh. and Rhine Wines, cool ana
nrre are always Kept at the Egyptian
srewery saloon, corner Of Washington
avenue and Tenth street. Lovers OF THESE
delightful beverages are invited TO call
AZ thew will be politely treated ana SAT-
isfactoriiy served. ..,,,,,.
,ose,m Proprietor.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-04
Ihe Grenino 8allstiu.

~. rv,,,so BULLETS rs published every s'er'
-. :, No u tenth street, tThornton Block, oy
-, II oberly a Co.. for circulation by carriers
svmen, and the mails
r,o WEEKLY BullrrIs, a large eishtpage FORTY col.
ann paper is issued on Thursday 'or "'e '"'' ''
for sale at our counter and by newscea'ers'
swspecmen copies furnished FREE. ADDRESS, =,
JOHN II. oBERl.Y 90, Cairo. nI
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-04

II you want good stove, OF tinware
bollow.ware, copper or sheet-iron ware,
Tin roof, gutter, or anything In that iine'
ssll ON A. Fraser, Commercial avenue
n.teen Eleventh and Twelfth street.
there he has moved to, a.. Il fitted up the
,.roes. and most complete shop In
sou.nern Illinois.
Particular attention given to steam
noat and mill work, copper smithing
and sheet iron work, such as chimneys'
breecher escaping steam-pipes, etc.
apr2id6m
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-04
WANTS..
FOR RENT
FOR SALE.

rSOR SALE, CHEAP--New Cottage ana three
lots, corner locust and Sixteenth streets. $50
marlSdtf GREENE GILBERT, AttY,s
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-04
Light,,ine.

Save your lives and property a.
Sssser Is agent for the copper.scroii
lightning rod company and Will III al
orders promptly. Call at once and nave
them nut on your buildings. This Is the
nat and safest rod now made. sfop on
commercial avenue, between Eleventh
"a rweifth street. jy2l6t