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week
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Saturday the schooner Transport, loaued VIII
stascs, FINN Toledo u Buffalo, cant into tht3
rort With between four and uTe feet Of w7ter In
neF he'f. She encountered rnnch seas On her w1r
| down. AMT sprung leak Cd Cnnoraut- Part nt
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larSest cargo Of salt ttst err 3rafr,i r11s nerr
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, 1870-09-15
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--aseo LIVE STOCK MARKET.

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"a ltufIa:o, suspension BRIDGE Pittsburgh,
tlla af1ella'e.-.------...- ....-....,.-.'' - -s3
aa 70 DnhkHs.; ..''.:'''-'-',''' e3Ec
10 Tu1..!a aud Detroit. ....-.--.....: -
Ifr following nn.rnam Hvl:Ass are the l:aS
;.1t Sl' he taken amt A!f e1c-s 81 a:tuat We'gns
Viii bs. Charged 1t The enFfe.l sases: ~
ls,ufle deck CARS af hog per
arlr .:et Cars OF hogs, per ca ... '----a!'u9,
stsh, sree deck taTs. per car. ......,+. s,ooo
i,.tilc tiecI ears Of sheep. per cNr....'.tssst3
Sig. Iesk cas- OF shetr, p.. ca a-.--.-.'..it.rne
snsc ,!cS ea;s q e1sss+' pss .;s.t oar,.t
uEl1 ard heavy ssts morning ~ INC aes lae 5osei
Yesterday. iuf as the dag tFaneet tsaIs ptrkeu
~ ';t'e, an! rather nsmsr ier.ans oosnan: aEH
l.. r7,scs As cor rare.l With yes:cE,:ay. tae' VA
!, :.'l;r. oG III the receipts u uea1iy i'po hsai.
large "Entr OF tsas Sa,.e ~ npss as.a yssI ~
s:et. Fsnys-i more tran suttc1eu: 70 sasisty q!
,'etnxr.ia, several hundred heal remaining unsold
.c:tr the temau,:. nor any improvement u the
se:re prtnmral.y for tai, 70 ceo!cc .ni2pias iSa
aa.tsr cnn,is,ing lI.gely of cows. ahIn naave
>se.r<+ Texas and Cnerosee e.:sie. ZAP, o,
!srs operaied at senSassa fos ne Aqs3 913
ect y, cnoIce. 1,t,. however, bu: q stugr tsa!a.
| .;.'!'n at over fsIN. Feaa!Es paid lfon %.
lsr for light thin !ots% TO T. 5a24s5 iaf sMs1sa ~
aa Tserr vas some inquiry for Texas cattle,
| lut the offerings were fpD ruu.ernus anu sac:
we're slow at f4saaaoo: the inside tpr rensn o
| :nnr. through druyea, and the OUTSIDE Ios u
rcFp-sel, The mzEktt closed guile: aid ste4 H.
| CLO-lNE FE1CES
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SCALES

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at4 :: u eets1 noah ca lie III 20 a. es.ts EaeE
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1:s-at:F* ~ QUEEN, l,.-t N.nry, c,,n-etiuE
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II irt :oa1. Fl <Sr.sn"l..
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- -. -. = LIZ AsecI
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IHo.s AID STEEI-Quutattpns rEasn hrm
rra.- m 5IeE.te demand at tie following qoota-

,,1irsn u.i*. 1:n, ALL nuoJant We quote; .-
MxIcH-tTiy iaIpe:s. unino. s: -. t,Hs Sns
hslr:s; g 81 ss11,IT en- b. hs,esi ~ kip. 1eas
~; = a. s.st stiy opper. & j, aslc city
srps' M sisss. ssaa15s, En- ap2sE. It, e. !;
=. IN rcnt,fr. 41.1&3ts rouea apper, =
Il i. s:zs7c: ftusn upper, lt9ls =, sssas;
| rc,rh npter, lamaSr!. ssa:e.: thic1Zo soles -
ssrsc: Buffalo slaughter sole. s3as6c-
en1EEsiaugtter rule, ss2ssc; Pni!a.leiph!a sol,
;eG:0c; naEIess, 2 :, ss9asc; TT, 1zat, si.oee
lis: kir No !, medium, sseat1.oe: sp ' n:s ssa.y
ssji. IS Is, *t.sN2215; French cali. . rs, e1..sa
Yiu; Ercnch calf. IS ~, 81. 1.ia@!.so French kip,
C 10 100 ~, si.t151:ia: French cat, Lsmoine'
i drxen, $.o.0ha sloo: Ftrnch cali. Jodot, 8 doz.
ep. s7aGo,1 $500; 1ussst lnl1gs, . daLeo, 3 g
A7.tN. .--.-..
| moderately aettTe demand for the leHlng asti
clcs, and prices werr hrm at the changes notet
yesterday, We quote:
. T1s-Eu1 til plate, l. c. 1o114, S.lso: rooanl
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Observation-Disclosures. nj. :,
1S7r. 1853. 1s'e. 1879.
, 1870-09-15

ls Srn.h CLARK has far x-sss lern treating.
a.irs i'm, tn. nerr~tt! rnsr..-H 4 ciih:r %eI;
sshrstcT .9rvrlnr+1l eunn Etons lNth eeHt' AMT
shTerIc Srrrai attf nt:nn s ,iifca II t..t mi
rfne orrAut Pamphlet If nstsee +crt :rrr- Coasi1'a-
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WAY.
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TseSas Ds.es. II 5o1 IA Ci~.t,s-
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N:-gI Nsw York E7prts....rl:I A.n. .ls7r.7
klxha:t Astnrm sdAt1n..--.-. 1sA ?. n. ese:t' =
At-zs:t 3-b-x ;ss4a1;---- h:E r.E- .S5&W
Siset :. sIs:u H.
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-tyata g.N
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Ard futn1r fr~nes- r Life ci-s:'s rr.tn.7 hE ils.
nj !, h. ~. l.ler.-.l III IN lt-s srnen " M NJ
lar pin. =. Consultation = iut " t'n!aa
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y,r siifT ,sfec. Sh.tcvraa, ke. sdailJ, 1s---.-
Foe sasa1a.y = :S; s. isa
sst - .ioseph IA Btn:nr H2recr lilly.
EW(3rte9 Bar evt1T 1ussdA1 10 A-"'
ssr.)z. sEee1 ~
The New York herald., 1870-08-18
TElEGEApHlc NEWS ITEMS.

FIRE in fremont Neb destroyed hotel and severa! bust
ness houses. Loss %2lOC0.
Whitaker CO. IS factory at Huntington, Mass
burned yesterday loss x40OO0 insured for about $220O
burglar fatally wounded yesterday morning while
endeavoring gain entrance TO the First National Bank
OF Carbondale, Pa
An explosion Of FIRE damp occurred yesterday In coal
shaft at Dunmore, Pa, by which eight miners seriously
burned.
The Norelk Va Board OF Heas has rescnded the
requiring vessels arriving from Philadelphia to be quaran
tined.
Bishop Conroy of the Diocese OF Albany, arrived In that
city yesterday on his return from Rome. lie
depot by great concouise OF citizens who escorted him
the Cathedral, where he delivered brief address,
ProessorP " Hayden United States Geologist party
arrived at Fort FeeTman Tuesday all well and ine
spirits thorough search OF tho cas-. sits of the Black
Hills and Laramie Peak has been made The geological
Of this region 0f great importance TLe party leave
for the sweetwaeI todsy.
The New York herald., 1870-08-18
sIARRlHs AEfRsY AT A PICNIC.

One Of the many social clubs with which the city
is surfeited gave annual picnic yesterday at
Myers Grove Staten Island. This time 1t was the
First Ward Boatmen's Guard. 1t is claimed that
party OF rowdies Joined the excursion through
mistake and that they were the cause Of the many
Observation-Disclosures during the day. AT about half-past
seven o;ciock in the evening while the boat was on
Governors Island, on the return trip. TO this
CIV ine amusements OF the day culminated IN free
0rnf ID the course OF which man named Ihomas
Maloney was stabbed. Maloney was employed as
an engineer by q tea company, corner OF BroadWay
lond. alias .lYank,n o backman, who stabbed him
with a long knife in two places in the abdomen.
The wounds are very severe ana cOuot u eneer-
f.i.ed IN regard 10 Maloneys recovery.
On landing Mallory was removed 70 Cenlre Street
Hospital by officer Thompson. Holland mace MS
escape but his house is known TO the pOnce ana DIS
arrest regarded % certa!P !.
The New York herald., 1870-08-18


ker
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins, Chares.on-H r Nor.
~ Steamship Acushne, Rector, New acknowledgement
Bark Ehda (Rus) Oguist, Crons'adt-Fmcb, Edye Co.
PARK starlight: Savery Galveston-C w Adams.
brig 0r.ebar (Br), kcsiako, London-G Bulley.
Ene hPiton (Br, Harvey, Cork for orders-IIeney
Brig Elizabeth Ames. Amsserdam-n a U Brook.
man. D'"o~'
Brig Niagara Uta) Garage, Naples-Jas Robinson Co
Brig Robert Dillon, Bstchford, Trieste-Evans Bali
Brig Juno (3r) Williams, Gonoa-Boyd B,ncser
Brig Jessie Rhynas, Hail. Funchal, Mad-Miler n Houph
ton ' - --o"S"'
Brig Ella r) Pool Rio Grande del sul-oelr,cbs sco
Brig Aihalaska Br), Lagenberg, 81 Johns NF-J Hor
Brig Jennie Clark tBr) Lewis, St Johns, NF-Heney
schr St Hubert Br) Ferguson. Halifax Hatton Watson
&Co
schr Kedron tBr), Relns Ragged Island Ns-Crandal,
Bertaux Co.
schr Gildersleeve, Carroll, savsnnah-Bsntey Miller
Thomaa
sehr Susan Wright, Rollins Georgetown, sC-Dollner.
Potter 4 Co.
,schr Horatio Nichols, Dupuy, Richmond-van Brunt 4
6lnght
schr Nash, Connery, Banror-,ohn Boyntons Son
Steamer Vulcan. Wilcox. Philadelphia
Steamer Farchld Trout, Philadelphia
Steamer Mayhower Tufts, Philadelphia.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1870-08-18
MEETING OF THE POLICE BOARD.

Yesterday afternoon there was meeting Of the
Police Board called at four O'Clock, at which
little business OF importance was transacted.
I here were five designations Of patrolmen, and
the following transfers:-Wllllam Stutsberg patrol.
man OF the Tenth precinct, transferred to
squad No. l, grand rounds. o. 8. Ober patrolman
Of the second precinct, retired. W. AassOn, rounds
man, of the fwenty-hrst precinct transferred to
squad No. 2, grand rounds. Sergeant W. H. McCon.
mel, Of the Twenty-eIghth precinct transferred to
the Twenty-frs j. II. Ferris, Of the Twenty first
transferred to the Twenty-eighth.
The New York herald., 1870-08-18

Alta vela was away first, Judge Curtis second,
Charette third, Chilicoihe fourth Sanford fifth and
Scathelock sixth Alta vela cut out the work around
az they passed the quarter pole the mare had half
length the best OF It, Chlicothe and Charette were
side and side, third and fourth, Sanford nth and
Scathelock sixth. Going down the backstretch Alta
vela led by neck only, Judge Curtis second, four
lengths " front of Chare!te, ChlliicQthe fourth
The New York herald., 1870-08-18
Total. ..s2seS 2loo 1855 22s5 1880 TO S9(


THE RACE.
Tho horses had an excellent start and went away
together. AS they ran into the upper turn Midday
took the lead, Carrie AthertOn second, r. B. Con-
molly third, Climax fourth, Tom voolfolk fifth and
Abdel Kader sixth. When the horses passed the
Atherton third, Climax fourth, Tom voolfolk fifth
and Abdel Kader sXtns There were changes Of
place and position down the backstretch and as
they passed the haif-me pole Midday led one
length, Connolly second, two lengths ahead OF
Climax, Carrie AthertOn fourth, Tom voolfolk fifth
and Abde Kader bringing up tho rear. There was
very little change around the lower turn or up the
hOmestretch, and as they passed under the string
Midday, was still one length In 'front.' X. b. Connolly
second, Climax third Abdel Kader fourth Carrie Ath-
ertOn nth and Tom voolfolk sixth, all close together.
Going around the upper turn Carrie AthertOn after
few applications Of the whip, into third place,
and the horses passed the quarter pole they were
nose and tail, Midday leading, r. u. Connolly sec
ond, Carrie Atherton third, Abdel Kader fourth,
Climax fifth and Tom Voolfolk sixth. There was
no change OF place until the horses reached the
lower turn, when Carrie AthertOn passed X. Is.
Connolly and made running for the lead.
AS they came into the hOmestretch Midday
led one length, Carrie AthertOn second, one
length in front Of Il. Is. Connolly, who was six
lengths ahead Of Climax, the latter being one length
In advance OF Abde kader, Tom Voolfolk four
lengths further OIL. r. B. Connolly was In difficult
ties he had had enough; but still lie responded to
the whip and struggled on. It was evident how
the race In hand, and she came home o winner by
three lengths, Carrie AtherOn second, four lengths
In front of r. b. Connolly, the latter being forty
yards ahead OF Tom voolfolk, who was like dis
tance III advance Of Climax, Abdel Kader coming in
last. Time OF the two miles, 1888.
The New York herald., 1870-08-18
TERRIBLE DISASTER.

Collision on the Amazon River-One Hundred
aud sixty Lives Lost.
BY the arrival OF the schooner TamplcO Captain
Lombard, from Para, We learn that collision
occurred about July 25 on the Amazon river
Brazil, between two steamers One sunk within
half an hour with 200 passengers on board and 100
were lost. She had cargo on board valued at
$3.50, 900, without insurance on vessel or cargo.
The accident occurred at the mouth Of the Madara,
one Of the tributaries OF the Amazon.
The New York herald., 1870-08-18

scathelock NTH and Sanford sixth. They passed the
halfmile pole In this way and Kept the same posi y,
fall back little, and Charette moved up closer As
they entered the h0mestretCh Alta vela had nearIy
hs s sss cs.2s % % " IS. rsc
beautiful and exciting struggle ensued up the n0mS
stretch which was ended BY Charette to the aston.
%nner G sor x
length In front Of Judge Curtis, who was 'ares rS
saniOra sSsS q TSe o the ns is%
THE SECOND RACE -.
pUhs !. sqr MC year
d. ID. withers, entered br. f. by Leamington' dam
sapFa; e. %so@as NJ Entered Aareca BY War Dance
aR Reene AiS Richards SI entered ci by Lexington.
R% Reess ssy Richards hsrs 81 susssed C. by ST.
George dam the dam OF John Kllg0ur 30 lbs...
Time, 1:4oX.
Keene Ricnards. s......,....s.....'..' pzvo ooo Joy
The Fieid .cv " Ao' A'0
Mr.. Withers' brown dlly, by bennington, dam
Bapta, jumped away after o very even start; A.
Keene Richards sally Lewis ly, secon9 win hts
hs ordF s0n II 0'Rsos %se tRey p' Ss sSs
isrn sa half A. sn the cnesaa wn y
cond, four lengths ahead OF the Knight OF st.
George cot. VINO was half length Ia front OF An.
nut took sides with the bennington lly but at the
halfm pole Wlthers led half length the chest
nut second five lengths ahead Of the other two, who
were running head ana head Getting into the
lower turn AureOla made good running and closed
ON the leaders, Richards bay colt falling far in the
rear. When in the hOmestretch the bennington,
being still In the lead, maintained her position, and
came home winner by half length; Aureola Sec
ond, length and a half ahead Of Richards chest
nut ty; the bay very poor fourth. The time o.
the mile was 1:45A.
THE THIRD RACE.
FREE HANDICAP PURSE, $780, for all ages; two
miles; conditions as above.
Thos. w. boswell entered b. +. Midday, by
Eclipse. dam Ninettc, years Old, 81 lbs. ......
A. X. Richards entered b. m. Carrie AthertOn,
by Lexington, dam Glycera yeras old, los lbs
John ODOnnell entered b. h. II. Il. Connolly, by
Lexington, dam Lucy Fowler years old, 100
Fisher Carson entered ch. g. Tom voolfolk,
by Lexington, dam FlOrtde. aged, 81 lbs. ......
ThOs. W. boswell entered br. h. Abdel Kadcr, by
Australian dam Rescue, years old, Ill lDs... Q
r. w. Walden entered br b. Climax by BalrOw-
ME. dam Jewel, aged, 113 Observation-Disclosures. o
Time, 1888.
The New York herald., 1870-08-18
BELOW.

Bark VIM RshboDe, UrquharL from Cardiff June 80, with
railway iron 70 Lawrence, Ghes Go. twss. boarded
August 49, lat 40 & Ion g. by pilot boat Jones' No 5
Bark Edith Rose Alexander from Sierra Leone Lagos
tby pilot boat Charlotte Webb, No 81.
Bark Corning (Br from Pictou g.. WAS boarded y
August lb lat 40 49, Ion ~ 90 by pilot b0a Jones' NO lo|
The New York herald., 1870-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS.


CloRNs, BUYIoNs, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALI.
- Diseases OF the Feet cured by DR.. ZAcHARlE, 7Uo
Broadway.
T IFE OF CHARLES DICKENS BY DIR. R. Shell
IL TON MACKENZIE, Literary Editor OF the PhiadelphiA
bound cloth, g Price Two Dollars. 10 published this
and sPl .ais o Ss
H. l9 and 2l Nassau street. New York, and By Agents
and Canvassers everywhere
l,shed THE LIFE OF CHARLES DickENs. pf r. sbsl
Pieces in Prose and ycrse; Personal Rscose!ions and
the Of the great Novelist from the uo
Of his birth and hrst connection With on tSs
kh OF june 1870 With full account Of ths Funeral Ser
vices, and Dean stanleys Funeral Sermon Pre1sncc y,
By Dr. II Shelton Mackenzie II also contains PoriraN OK
C6sres Dickens taken from i9r waco ne 49,
The whole IA sued in large duodecimo volume bouud In
green red blue Morocco Cloth gilt side and back fnce
Agents and canvasses wanted male and female in
every town. village county In the United States TO en-
Ssb SdSc 10 = sts"S the Ses selling book published
Xctye agents can $40 to $20 day selling tbis
book supply and agents s very low m rases @
Of the "Le OF Charles Dickens will be sent 70 any
lishors. l. -. IElErs.OS. pi,s pMJ Jc,nhia pa,
To wi ON oil orders and from canvassers lot hs
information In regard TO the above work, as Iesa'N'
sale prices everything ese must be addressed
MO MORE MEDIOINE.-PERFECT BEAhyyna BEEAARhya Be
Il SEd S 81 ys0qs To6 STSss eve.
10000 of dyspepsia, diarrhoea xver Complaints
on all kinds of feveIs and stomacn anu no,n, III 25
poppnds Sc. pu BARRY CO., 1888 william s'''s' ne"
York. and nj all druggists and grocer"
The New York herald., 1870-08-18
SAILED.

Steamships China, for Liverpool; Idaho, do .iTsnis
Bavre Sherman, New Orleans; South Carolina mares
ton.
Wind al sunset y.
The New York herald., 1870-08-18

TrCtting nt MitcheIps Park, Saratoga.
SARATOGA, August II. 1870.
The trot at Glen Mitchell's Park to-day was for q
purse Of $1ooo milo heats in harness, best three in
five, and resulted as fOllows:-
NJ Roden's entry b. m. Lucy.
w. Borst's entry br. s. George Wilkes. $500. 2 2
Time, 2:20-2:27 h-2:27X.
The New York herald., 1870-08-18
SHIPPING NE w s.

Almanac for Now York this Day.
Sun rises. ........ 13 Moon rises. .eve 10 40
Sun sets. 6 "a High water ..eve O8
OCEAN STEAMERS,
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEpTEMBER
The New York herald., 1870-08-18
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OcAtnatSoa.
ONce.
: : H"M~
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, iUGy,T RI, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-08-18

CtORNS, BUNIONS, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL
Broadway
The New York herald., 1870-08-18

Almanac for Now York -rhis
The New York herald., 1870-08-18

Wind al sunset -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-23

Shell oysters received every day by
Louis Herbert.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-23
An Absolute Safeguard.

in'ahds, broken down in health and spirits by
chron'e Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible
exhaustion which follows the attacks Of acute
disease, the testimony Of thousands who have
been raised - by miracle from similar state
Of prosiIaiion BY Hoststters Stomach Bittsrs, IL
ssure guarantees that by the same means you TOO
may 10 strengthened and rssorted, But TO those
who stand In peril Of epideIacs, to all who. by
reason Of exposure. priva,ions. and uncongenial
climate or unhealthy pursuits. may a, any mo.
"e down. this paragraph is mos,
PsnieaiArly and smPhatieally addressed. You.
who are thus situated, and preferred an absolute
shegaard against the danger that menAces you
Zone and regulate the system with his harmless
~sacai s'mulast asd Alternative. and you viii be
'''eAned against the malsdies whose seeds
noa' around you in The sir unseen. Hostet,er's
1Uihseh hiasrs ere not only q standard Tonic
no ~iNfA'i'e throughout the United State, bu,
shsy are sefeditsd by the certificates of the most
ontnSuished citizens Of the Unioa. 10 this naomi.
OF al other lands. In Canada, Australia s,,d an.
west Indies. they are gradually taking ths nlsca
ofAa other stomsch,cs. whether n alive or fa,.,,,
ssd rs surely as truth is progressive and
dsmosslraiion ovsrthrows doubt, they viii .,sn,-
~ eepssssds every other invigoraut ana ,es
sorssive nov employed in medical science.
Aeslsdeodzwlu
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-23
TRUE MEsrr Will ALWAYS Rsvr

TRUE NElIr Will Ai~Ars Esvr ITs
REWARD" I, Is certain tia; &c i-gik Ia.
been more satisfactorily demonstrated il
our mid., than the above, As may be sSea
daily in the immense demand for ;hs; in
valuable and popular tonic and s;inalas
MISHLERS HERB BITTERS. /, Is
the one thing needful for pesrons whose
surroundings are unfavorable for go<d
health, because It Is 8 perfec; protection
against eli morbid Influences productive Of
disease. The present is the most fitting
season for reinforcing the organs Of our
bodies, and insuring our health du.
ring the ''cold term" We are all more
or lcss::neeligent, but there are many per-
sons who are always behind in this matter
consequently, each change in the season
comes along before they are prepared for
IT, and sickness seiEcs upon them, followed
BY all its train Of Ills. Begin now 10 ward
of disease by using MlsHLER's HERB
BITTERS every day regularly, and all
the charsctcristics Of good health will
spring up within and continue with you.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-23

"BvRSr CnILDRES DREAD THE FIRE"
and hence those who have tried them
loathe the dirty hair coloring preparations
with which the market is deluged. But
In Phalon's vitalia or Salvation for the
Hair, thcir most sanguine expectations
will be realized. Gray hairs take any
shade Of black or brown under its opera
ton. Sold by oil druggists.
dec 10 d&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-23

SPLENDID FRESH MEATs.-Jas. Kynas-
ton, corner Of Nineteenth and Poplar
streets, has on hand and lie slaug htering for
the trade, some Of the finest beeves ever
brought TO Cairo. For the holidays he
has purchased five head Of cattle that can
not be surpassed, one Of them-a four year
old, weighing one thousand eight hundred
pounds gross.
Ci'isens Of the Fourth ward and of the
city generally who want extra fine fresh
meats for the holidays should not fail 10
call on Kynsstoh. He can supply beef,
pork, mutton, veal, lamb, vnd sausage in
any quantity desired and on satisfactory
tern See card in another column. I