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Room to Let.

TT1iE Room in City Block, over Isaac Allards store
l. and under the journal office. Apply to the editor
of this paper.
Belfast Dec. o. tc5
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WANTED.

TTO PURCHASE GOOD FARM within 10 miles
i Of Belfast. Tic Farm be well situated
with good buildings. Price to exceed $4,000. AID.
dress WALKER
3w33S 7. .. Box, 1887, Boston, Mass.
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Yellow Ash Wanted

\ QUANTITY of sticks of Yellow Ash, from 30 to
IA 40 feet long, to be hauled during the winter Apply
to the editor of this paper
Dec. IL, 1869. istt23
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ASK NOR DR.. CLARkE'S SHERRY WINE BIllERS,

And take no other that the portrait of Dr. Clarke
is upon the label of each bottle No other is genuine
They are purely vegetable and will not intoxcate tsp
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CITY OF BELFAST.
Clerks Ofiec, Mar : 1S-O

CITY OF BELFAST
Clerks Office, Mar. :, 1870
L. Ihorndike, Esq, City Treasurer hereby ccr,itv
that the total amount Of Railroad Bonds certified bv me
follows viz: ~ ' 10
$500, Eight thousand hundred dolars) in 400
Bonds. " si'0
$4,000, Twelve thousand dolars) in 5000 Bonds
T09300, Zone hundred nine thousand five hundred dol
iars) in $500. o
IN 1000 dollar Bonds, being in ALL Four hundred seven
ty-slX thousand seven hundred dollars (S476 ZOO 90
JOHN QUIMBY CITY Clerk
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Warrants CQlgh BalSan !

Is beyond question the very best medicine Of the day
for all COUGHS, COLDS, Sore THROAT and , LUNGS
Also for Whoopng Cough and Group in Children 1t IL
the most effective medicine ever used.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines
il. +. BRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor, Me.
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO., Boston, Agents for New
England. 6ml1
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Schooners for Sale.

~, good, fast sailing, white oak, copper
1e2,,2> fastened schr., carries one hundred thou
NJ nv sand Bangor lumber, Or Go tons hay, with
<s1Z=szJ out ballast, draft eight feet deep loaded
well found and in good order. Also good
schooner scow) carries hundred and fifteen thou
sand Bangor lumber eight feet draft well found and
in good order. Both vessels are at this port and
will be sold low for cash if applied tor soon.
JOHN ATWOOD.
Wlnterport, March ;, 1870. 6w34f
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Mrs. CLARA A. SLEEPER
ThOse Who Have Been Deceived

'TlEACHER OF PIANO FORTE. Residence at Mrs
L KUSSELLs Congress Street, Belfast.
aS= Special attention given to beginners. till
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RECEIPTS.
Cash in Treasury March 1, 1869. $3S7S.lo
Received of d. L. Pitcher, taxes,
1867, in full, $SS3.S9
Received of D. L. Pitcher. taxes
1868, in part, 9,500.00
Received of Ezra Bckford, taxes,
1869, in part. 23,00O.00
Received of City Clerk for Lii
cences, 200
Received of State Treasurer, for
State Pensions, 10000
Received of S. NJ. Fuller, City
Liquor Agent, 100000
Received of State Treasurer, Re-
pairs on Gun House, 1850
Received of W. C. Marshall, sale
Engine House, 10000
Received of w. g. Crosby, witness
fees, 1920
Received for sale of Bridge stuff
and coal tar, 1900
Received of Superintendent OF
Grove Cemetery, 1918
$42,00+.E
RAILROAD FUNDS, VIZ:
Received sales of 1926, 10000, City
Bonds, $376,o9o4s
Received from Temporary Loans, lo4 o7o5l
$3.50, l6o.99
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CITY OF BELFAST,

TREAsURER's OFFICE,
March Z, 1870
ITO THE CITY COUNCIL, Gentlemen l lefeby
i submit the annual statement. showing the amount
Of money received and expended tor Municipal purposes
for Schools for interest City Loan, account of
Railroad, and for administering the Government of the
City for the year ending this day.
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LETTER FROM AUGUSTA.

The Westbrook Case railroad Consolida-
tom Adjournment 1.-The Dam---Governor
Chamberlain
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LIABILITIES VIZ
City War Loan.
Total War Loan.

Total War Loan, $57 200 90
Interest due Apr. 8, ~, on 800 10000, $4,000
Mayors orders unpaid, 15l62
Roll of accounts allowed this day, 2546 20
Due School Dist No. !. Repairs, $5.9s
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22
THE ArnENiiN TONIGHT.

Bear in mind tina, II very pleasing enter
tainment will be given in the Athcneum,
this evening, by Mr.. j. 4. Stevens the cell
ebra,ed Southern Shakcspcaran reader
and tragedian; Cnriutta, the captivating
vocalist and comedicnne, and assistants of
lesser note. The Programme is varied
one, presenting tragedy, comedy, fun,
pathos, singing, ct, enough to form II
splendid entertainment
Tomorrow afternoon, commencing at
half past 2 O'Clock there will he II matinee
for the special ac omodation of ladies,
children and such other persons as do no,
choose TO come gu, at night. Admission
TO the matinee % az IL cents.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22

Boards, and Of the Select Council, and of a..
Board Of Aldermen within three days after es"b
meeting, and II they, are not contained in m"
Joint resolution shall he published at length, in
at which u has been read the first time.
SIC. o. II shall bc the duty Of the city Clerk TO
certify and present TO the other Board, ut ts next
meeting, every ordinance, motion or reso.
lutisn which has passed one Board, and which re.
qures the concurrent vote Of the other Board.
and to present to the Mayor, certified in like
manner, all such ordinances aud resolutions as
have passed beth Boards and which are required
to lie submitted to him for approval.
SIC. 7. Every ordinance upon its introduction
shall have title prefxed to II, indicating the sub.
Ject matter aud upon ito passage shall be appropr.
ately numbered BY tho City Clerk. The date and
number OF each reading shall be endorsed upon
earh ordinance and resolution, and IL shalt lie
stated ~ the Chair when presented for cons idcrs
ton, wnetneri tits upon its first, or what subsc-
SIC. y. The journal Of the proceedings ofthe
cry Council and ofeach Boasd shall cont ain q true
and accurste scconnt Of the proceedings and a
brirt statement OF the contents Of each petit on
claim or paper presented. shall he inserted In The
Journal. All resolution, shall 10 inserted ut
length on the journal Of the proceedings when pre-.
Sented, but reports OF Committees shall not he 30
inserted without an express order Of the Board be-.
fore whom they are for consideration.
Approved this 2ist day OF July, 1870.
JOSEPH MENDEI,
July - "td Mayor, pre- ten.
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No. ~.

A. ordinance providing for tho reg ,lration Of
BE- z Oyini"ei BY ne Cty o,usea Of ns o.,
VI tdirO'
ercrIoS I. That u shall be u. duty Of ever,
assisting 81 the birth Of aAy child with The i'm
its OF the city Of Caro- 70 6ie with the CITY C,.rL
within i've days AFTER the birth thereof, yri,,e,
certiheAte OF the day, month and year, Of the
birth OF the child the cooP and ser 81 the child
the nance Of its pafvnts, u known, aud yhethei
the same was tsrn alive or not.
So. = Upon the death of any person within In.
limits 81 the city Of CAIRO, the Attending ,hys,.
cisn during the last illness Of the dec.ascd ami
10 case there vac no such attending pbysicise.
then the person Mt vhose house or re-dosce, or
ia whose charge the deceased wac at tue tim. o,
his or her death. shall file with the Guy ,tett
within h'e days aftsr the dccease written e.r,,f.
iesie, giving the name, age, ser, color and the
cause %! the death Of the dcce ased, o. near A.
may be.
sac. 8. NsiAll bs the duty Of the City Clerk 10
record 10 hook to he provided 10. that purno "a.
the dat. 81 the birth the ser aud color and the
names OF the parent. Of esrh child, n. shown b,
the certificates hereinsefore proved for and
also the name, age, sex, color and the csus. al
the death. Of each deceased person, o. shown b.
SAID certificates h.icihbefofe required, gi,ins
also IN eseh case, tho nsme OF the physician o.
other person, making the certihoste'
ssc =. Any psTson violating either the first 81
second sections OF this ordinance, shall forte
and pay for the use Of the city. sum not lei, {.
than nve dollars nor more shan twenty.h,s dol.
lars for each and every oh.nsc.
Approved this ils' LAY u July, isTo
JOSEPH MESDEL,
Jy!S IN Mayor pro ten.
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DRNGOOpS ar Auction.

Posters distributed throughout the city
announce great auction sale of Dry
Goods, Irish Linens, ETC., by ID. 4. Parker,
in the building lately occupied by Mr.. G.
Shul,z, opposite WINTERS block, on Com
mcrcial avenue. Tu. sale will commence
at half-past ? ocloch pm, tomorrow, and
will be continued at that hour and at <
o'clock at night, from day 10 day, until all
of the immense stock is sold. The
goods are Of late importation and entirely
fresh, every artlcl' being warranted n,
represented, and sold in quan,iic. 10 suit
purchasers. Bear ,hi. in mind, aud attend
the sale. u
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ATALH ABOUT cool DRINKS.

THURSDAY, July II, 1870.
"Schoenmeyer, ofthe Egyptian Brewery
Saloon, hasn't got drop
"A drop Of what
"Why, white beer. The article he kept
was so superior tina, the people went there
in crowds until they drank il NIL up.
FRIDAY JULY %, 1870.
where in the world are all those
people going?'
why they are going to the Egyptian
Brewery Saloon, corner Of Washington
avenue and Tenth street. Schoenmeycr
has just received All abundant supply of
white beer, Of the celebrated Green Tree
Brewery lager beer, and of California, Ca.
tawba and Rhine wines, all of which h.
keeps on ice, most delicicusly fresh and
eool.n
swell, II join that crowd sure; 50 here ,
after them I" y
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4 MAIDSTONE.

Dog days are at hand. In the villages
oil around us mad dogs have been killed
in Evansville, Metropolis, Cape Girardeau
and Psducah. 1t becomes interesting
therefore, to know that there is, beyond
all doubt, II euro for hydrophobia. This
cure may DO found in IL maidstone owned
by and in the possession Of Judge D..
A. Griffith, Of 81. Charles,
Missouri. During the present
year the stone has been brought into FREE
quent use and in every instance it acted
like a charm. The stone has been known
for generations past in Kentucky and
Missouri and in no case has 1t ever failed
to perfect permanent cure. Cut out
this paragraph and preserve it.
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A PUBLIC WELL.

Mr.. w. NJ. Davidson, $50 Commercial
avenue, ever alive 10 the wants of the
farming community and the public gem
orally, has sunk u Well directly in from, of
his store, and from depth Of eighty Zee,
pumps up delightfully."- cool and clear
water in quantities abundant for the want.
Of the public. Mr.. Davidson wishes /,
understood, that, although he incurred the
expense Of sinking the well individually,
the water is free 10 all who may choose to
use II, In watering their stock or otherwise.
Mr.. Davidson is prepared to sink we'll.
of like character in any part Of the coun-
try At the rate Of s2per foot, furnishing
everything himself jy22d&wlw
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NEW AND DESIRABLE SONGS.

Mr.. j. +. Shaw, music publisher, Roch.
ester, n. T. has just issued the following
songs ID sheet form.
"Angeb are Near Thee Tonight
Words and music by 4. II. Sherwood.
Price 80 cents. A song of more than or
binary merit refined in sentimen, and
elegantly set to music.
Found Dead in the Snow" by l.. T..
Hicks, price 80 cents. A swee,ly pathetic
song, descriptive Of touching incident.
II cannot fail TO End many admirers.
These songs may be obtained of any
music dealer, or the publisher, postage
FREQ, on receipt OF the markc, price.
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WASHINGTON HALL GARDEN
sunday, Juiy assh, 1870.

Or easy access, supplied, with seats
and tables for hundreds, and under the
supervision Of tho affable John Scheel
the Warrington Hall garden presents ir-
sesistabls inducements TO those who would
pass their Sunday evening in pleasant,
lively and rational manner. On Sunday
evening next Wittig's band will be on
hand, and - usual visitors can command
oil the cooling and popular beverages OF
tho season. Everybody is invited. The
proprietor will welcome the whole town
jy22-2t
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PLEASANT AVA POPULAR RESORT.

II You have q leisure hour and want to
employ 1t plea'sn,y drop in Oh Henry
Lattner, second door below the post Of
flee lie has la' airy rooms, splendid
bagatelie AMI ri',. on hole tables, and the
coolest and be- lager beer, imported and
domestic win" al liquors 10 be found in
the city of Core. a spaciou, roou, re.
tired and well yon,i lated, supplied with
chairs and table, /, at the service Of visit.
or', and Henry himself is nearly always
on hand to give everybody welcome
Drop ia Oh him, and see if all We have
said, and more tpo, i, not true. Ivy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22

An ordinance providing for the eonsttuctio ~ n
sidewalk on the east side of Washington avenue
1t and below the southeast corner OF seventh
street.
Be Il ooid,aoi By ne City Guaol NJ he ,py d
Carr:
That = Sidewalk be constructed on the .-ts q.
OF Washington avenue Mt AMI b.lus tho .oritI,.
eAst csrner OF seventh street IN front OF lots 10
", ~ and ~ block ~, City OF Cairo and ten feet
walk on south side Of Seventh street, and tina,
we cost OF the same be assessed upon and col.
lseted from the propeaty beneht,ei thereby, ~
the city.
Approved this zist day Of July, is7O.
JOSEPH MENDEL,
Jyzai" Mayor pro TEN.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22

Gen. Add. II. Sanders has been an.
pointed Secretary of Montana Territory
The General will make his mark in the
new Territory. We expect to hear of him
taking an active part in every movement
calculated to aid in developing the Terri
tory into state.
General Sanders heads the list of Cairo
newspaper men. In 1s4s he published n
paper herc--The Cairo Detd--known far
and wide for the exceeding piquancy and
racincss of its original matter. In every
essential particular he was good enough
fellow to head the list of Cairo editors
We can pay him no higher compliment.
because We don't know how.
--Messrs. Frazee Il Mccormick, news.
paper advertising agents, are getting up II
"big puff" of 81. Louis in book form, under
the name of Newspaper Publishers Ad-
vertiser.' They expect the newspaper
men Of the country topay the expenses in
volved in the publication, by taking ad-
vertisng space in the book a, TIE rate of
Shopper page. From the table of contents,
which is comprised under thirty heads, We
find that articles are to be devoted to 1.-THE
Great st. Louis FAIR "The Through
Grain Movement (inaugurated by st.
Louis "St. Louis in 1870" "Om Rail-
oads !, Fall Trade Of 1870 AS reflect
ed by 81. Louis, of course. "Removal Of
the National Capital TO St. Louis "Ad-
vantages Of Missouri etc, etc. This is
very ingenious dodge on the part Of
st. Louis, and We are so well pleased to
SEQ her exhibit so much Of what in com
mon parlance, is denominated "get-up,'
that we shall not care to see II succeed.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22
mn Tui.NEtlkN SiN,

Altogether unherad,d the EgyptianSw'
made it, appearance this morning in II tri'
weekly form, We arc pleased at this cvi-
dcncc of our ucighhor- prosperity. aud
sincerely hope that the Tr-Weckly SW'
will prove big pccunary success. Every
business man in Cairo should advertise
in---the BULLETS This will 50 in
crease his business that he can well afford
TO advertise in the StR--and thus two cN-
cellent papers will De- properly supported.
How II that dc, neighbor
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22
RIVER NEWS.


! ARRIVALS.
I'm Asl'Tolam,n,n.; Armada. radacah
;% pstss' %ia' 4.y 1a'Ss Watts. 81 ); Lou..
/ Marble CITY, Week -bnrg, Natchel, DO
,rand Tower, ~ Loui-.
DEPARTURES.
/ Dan Able. Columbus, Milbrey, Pslucah;
David Watts, Tenn. XIV. Arnads, do
,.r.nd Tower, Mrmp sam PARKER New Orleans
Marble city 4" iPn,.' llls"ild' Evansville.
The weather was uncomfortable warm
| yesterday ovening-the thermometer indi-
eatei 80 degrees in the coolest shade in the
city, and "a in ordinary shade. After
dark II storm passed westward and north
of the city. Giving US u pleasant breeze
rendering the night rs pleasant n. the day
was uncomfortable; this morning is clear,
and the heat although no, so great II.
yesterday is steadily increasing.
The river has fallen five inches since
lust report.
The Mississippi i. still falling II. st.
Louis and slight rise is reported above,
but has amounted 10 nothing. There is
| only seven feet water above Cairo to st.
Louis and hard to find.
The Ohio is again rising at Pittsburg
from swell in the Allegheny There Is
only four feet in the channel the river is
falling at Louisville with four feet and a
half in the canal.
The Idlewild brought 10 pkgs md.e. for
Cairo, 700 bbls -four, 10 bbls whisky, Il
hide tobacco, Is Dbl. eggs, 20 bbls potatoes,
100 pkgs sundries for re.hpment South 50
SKIS wheat, I hid tobacco for st Louis.
The Grand Tower received co tons here
for Memphis and way points.
Tho Natchez came out in good time from
st. Louis without trouble towing a
barge which she unloads here. She will
also receive ut this point about 800 tons nd.
tional.
1t was the Right Way which exploded
her boilers in BsyOn Lafourche instead of
Right Wing as our printers made Us say
yesterday.
Notwithstanding our announcement
yesterday, that the A., Baker had with.
drawn from the Giro and Pnducsh trade.
our wide awake printers published her Ar. |
rival and departure rs usual, from mere
force of habit.
The Natchez leaves for New Orleans
this evening and will lay up at that port.
Thenew steamer City of Vicksburg is
the regular packet for Vicksburg this
evening.
The Quickstep is the packet for Evans
vile to-day.
The Belle ST Louis goes to st, Louis to.
night,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22
FRI II JARS.

Parsons, Davis y Co., at, Nos. g X !
Tenth street, have received their second
large stock of Fruit Jars for the summer
Trade, which they are offering at much
'o~er hsures than last years figures.
"ooa Glass Jars at 81 so per doz. Ma
son Jars, self sealers, at SO 70 per doz. +;
C came WIN porcelain lined caps, So per doz.
u QuEENSWAKE HOUSE.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22
NEW BIAINLsS IIKM.

l, will be seen by an advertisement, in
another column that Mr.. Bernard smy,h
for many years one Of the leading aud
most popular Wholesale and retail grocer,
and liquor merchants Of Cairo, has sold on,
his establishInsnt 10 TO his brother, Mr..
Robert Smyth, who will continue the bus
iness under the firm name Of H. Smyth Il
10.
Its scarcely necessary to commend the
hoase tolpublic patronage, as it is well
known everywhere within the range of
our circulation as one ofthe most deserving
establishments in Southern Illinois. Mr..
Robert smyth il young man of fine bust.
ness qnAlitiss-ons 0fthe most genial and
obligiug gentlemen Of eur acquaintance
and the very individual to maintain the
excellent reputation and business tina,
have, for 80 many years, distinguished the
Arm Of B. Smyth d Co. He pledges him.
self 10 renew efforts to deserve public
patronage, and We earnestly hope hi. ef.
forts will be fully appreciated and rewar-
dsd.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22
oROCERIEs At sHgRIrF's SALE

| VII sell Tomorrow morning 1T 5
o'clock, at the corner of Washington
avenue and Twelfth streets, large lot Of
groceries, canned fruits, cordage, soap,
woodenware, tinware, and n full stock Of
such goods as are usually kept in II boa.
store.
Sale positive, and without reserve.
Jy 22-lt l.. H. MYERS, Sheriff.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22
MINERAl.W WATERS.
WRIST W TINE SEASON

kissingen, Setter and Blue Lick
Waters, and all the other variety of
waters from the celebrated springs Of Cert
many and America, on draf, and for sale
by the glass gallon or barrel at the drug
store Of b. T. Whitaker, No. los CONNER.
cial avenue, Cnir, Ills. apll?,f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22
Ghe Bulletin.
NEWS .! TIE CITY,
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

a mass meeting Of the Democracy "'
Alexander county, i: hereby called at the
courthouse, in Cairo, on Saturday tue JUN
July inst, at one clock PM for the P"r'
pose Of selecting delegates, TO represent
said county, in the Congressional and Sem
storial Convention TO be held at Metropo-
liz. Ills, on THURSDAY Ith August next
c. WINSTON,
Chairman Dem. Go. Cen. Com
jy?Odawtd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22
FLORA GARDEN.
A shady, Pleasant Resort.

Go TO Flora Garden next Sunday and
enjoy It's delightful shade, and the hospital
ity Of the wide awake proprietor. As
usual there will lie first class music, plenty
Of cool drinks, and abundant means for
pleasant pastime. No charge at the gates.
Il +. FISHER, prop'r.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22
The YINTEENru AMENDMENT.

After ten years ofexpcrience, and fifteen
changes in the ingredients, Phalon ha. the
pleasure Of announcing that his vi,alia, o
Salvation for the hair is II perfect article
capable Of infal'ibly restoring gray hair to
it, primary color, and without failure.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers. jylsd&wlw
a new supply Of Calf Boots aud Caters
Us, received ut r. Nefs, No. 50 Ohio
Lcyee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22

FoR the coolest and most palatable ST.
Louis lsrger beer, go to Meyers saloon,
corner Of Washington avenue and Twelfth
street. je43m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22

BAGATkLLE AND PiGEONHOLE TABLES
Comfortable seats. etc, and bar supplied with
the best and coolest lager beer the pIrest wines
and liquors, cigars, etc, to be found in Cairo.
Everybody IL invited 10 call Ia and "cool OFT"
Plenty Of room free to everybody.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22
HENRY LATTNER
Has pro,i1eda
Popular Public Resort

where the visitor will find large airy room
III Piled with
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
',',,"'"
no THE PUBLIC.

HO THE PUBLIC.
,o,, nave this day sold my entire interest IN the
C upu'rn OF B smyth Co. TO Robert Smyth of
EURO Illinois, and bespeak for the new fjrn, of
aJ "y,h 70 The patronage heretofore cxtend-
H.. Ia nDerally TO j.. smyih & Co. Creditors Of
Se"'cheht OF their claims
BERNARD sMYrH.
s,,,h"n purchased the interest OF BERNARD
49,. ~. .he concern Of - Smyth 4 Co., Ohio
1890 ~, ',Io, Illinois, thu business win be con.
mum smy a. nc old stand under the firm name of
the old firm, and pledge themseyes to renewed
sIolt 70 ues'Ite the public favor so literally bo.
s'o"eh upon 'he concern Of y. smyth A Co,
,,. m tn, ., Il. SMYTH L co.
N"'"' III" 'uiy ~, 1870 iy22dAwlt
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-05-14
to trace the wounds in their

to trace the wounds in their
friends hearts. Domestic scan
dals are their special glory; they
visit the homes of others to look
upon them, and go away to talk
about them. Such gossips as
these are the scourges of society.
They are usually most virtuous
and decorous people, and would
shudder at the bare idea of being
capable of a crime. And yet they
will do more evil and cause more
sorrow than a robber or a muir
derer by their ruthless invasion
of others homes, their violation
of household sanctities, and their
heartless exposure of the sores
and nakedness of those who have
the misfortune to be unhappy.
Domestic miseries can not always
be concealed By the victims of
them; they lie open to the gaze of
all who cross the afflicted TIRES
hold. But they do not concern
the outer world, and the outer
world has no right to look upon
them. Visitors should not see
them, even when their dismal
forms come boldly into view, and
visitors should bear off no memory
of them to exhibit to others. The
joys of a household may be pro-
claimed far and wide; its weakness.
es, its Affections, its sorrows, and
its miSeries possess a bitter sane
tity that every sensitive and hon.
orable soul will religiously respect.
i st. Louis Home Journal.