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ALL VINO ARE SUFFERING from 4

ALL VINO ARE SUFFERING from nervous
debility and pro>tratlon Of the physical powers
caused by the errors of youth. should immedi
siely >end Ia DIR. W. II. Parker. assistant ply
,ician and business agent OF the Peabody Med
zeal Institute" Boston. for q eony of The
Science ct Life or Sef-Preservation. An in,a J.
uabie work, The result If the widest research
and deepest thought upon he subjects OF which
IT treats. The Sexual Physiology Of w mai
and her Diseases Is another unique and in
struclive medical treatise. published by the In.
s'ituta. Fuller particulars may be found IN
their advertisement in our columns.
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r" The Honorable BoIri II County 'pmmts-
sioaers in and for the Cauaty NJ HIncock
VTE, Tia. subscribers and tnhabIsan,- Of the
w towns 81 altman. Hariaytc Ellsworth
Amherst, Nnrnri and Plantation \" 50. in stw
County Of Hammock hnmby prescott. thd cub
lic convenience requires At = publ e. way he
la'd out As iollow-. a. wit. beginning nj %.
County rotl near the trclthg house ct 4 nani
Giles IN said town Of walIham. thence northcrly
Ia >amu-l Is. Jordan. and Geo. " Couk'.
thspe- norihcriy 10 or aetr hand ~ Wa. "
''rant. thence north"rly tn strike tn n in
Ia. town rnsd, near the q cliius { tiItpi
Jordan. them on -ari town t,aH 10 Increase
Jorlan's lveliing house. thvpra uorthcriy "a a.
10 strike TIC ,ivi-ipn 'ine 20 la'd OF WIN. Greer
and Henry fuN. thrnC- north on ~aI line or
nearly 80. =" the County rnad near the TwynhAm
3 noui house, 30 called. aud 10 also rep .
Sent that a gIc,t Improvement could ani "a KIT
to he made by making "a alteration ~ the GUN D..
~ ruad. At the jones hiii, % called by beginning
at or near the division line OF Ian OF J me.
twynhsm aud Charles Jone.. Jr.. and locating
satd County road around on the west crn side OF
crosse. the east uancu OF nipn river In stead of
pa>sinS directly over the hill a. Il now dos We
therefore pray y1nr iipnnrs 20 lay cut anil csiab-
ii-h -ati ruad aud t. make -aIi alteration ~ tic
law "a such Gaze provide - in duly bound - III
ever pray
wM. a. GRANT and ~ otncr.
STATE or MAINE
Hsncuck. ss->'ourt 81 County Com ni.sionera
April Term. \. II i-:i.
pon thc foregoing petition IL Is con si.lsrrt rs
'ohHlAsl ietlrfs hAt TIE lit4parTs
ponsibc and That the, ought to b" h. arl touching
the matter srf forth N their pctilioc. ana there.
iorr order that the County Commits ipn- nlrrt
at Jours' i'li. 80 ca IL !. ia aithsm Tuesday
the 5lst DAY of October NEXT AZ g,'cInck s n .
and thence proceed :, vtes the route mentioned
IN sAid petition, Immediately amer which yi,R
hearing oi IN" parir- aui witnesses will he bad
at some convenient place Ia the Vg.lntts. and
such other measures taken IN the prr,ni SOS tn.
commissioners shall ja4<o proper. hnl Il j.
further
oRpEREp-That notice % The time place ara
purpose of Inv tnmnHs.oncrs' meeting afHrv-
sad - gwen I" all p.rtuu ami rurpnration- to-
icr.str' ~ serving ate t"i cnpr- 81 the p~taii4H
and this order thereon upon the clerk ut thr
i"~n of WafhAu, and by posting up attyst.,!
e"i'rs a. aior--Aii IA three pubiir place. ~ -aIi
Town ihiriy day. a. least befprc the time appoint
ei tor ssId vi-w. and ~ Publishing the p-tIIioa
ani order thereon lhrr" weeks -urcc-sively h..
ths Ellsworth Amen an. urN -pAi,gr p4nit
al Ellsworth, ~ ~" toHatl yi IL caek. the ur.t
rub'ioail1u q NJ thirly lAy, ai lea-t b.iDrr tHr
iltnc - -Ali yIrw thAt Aii ptr-Jn- aaI cFfpyrA-
ton, Interested may AiisaI alI BY hrarl d thty
think d.
Attest. II Il SAUNDERS. Clerk
true cop5 10 To" lrluaa amt oU.i". iHr Fron
Ss5' Attest II. l.. ~Nt >pkE-, tlcr..
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VIEW ADVERT SEMENTS

safe ~ Mline-Franklin VI Drew
Rtlraad Notice. lwarri >wazey.
IA tnra K IL ll-Cpmical Brown
M DRUG ~torc-A VI Robinson Jr.
"a icon sewing AAchine-R } Bethany, AZ o
4 ,-tnn
le # Red Estite- Jas W aisslell. Admr.
-,ln-I,., ftr SAle-A 4 Buruham.
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From 5. NJ. sTETsON, Of Freeport, Me.
FreepOrt. March 20. 1856
l hereby testify that Miss sawyer's salve has
cured a swelling on my heel Of several years
standing. gladly recommend II TO the pub
lie A. an invaluable remedy tor swelling and
lameness Of any kind. 5. NJ. STEfSON
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Chr Gllswortb american.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1871.
AZ. SAWYER. Local Editor.
Probate Courts.

EtLswoRrH LIST Weinesdav IN January frn
ry August september, aud December ~
~ n.-t1y in April 81 Wednesday IN June AMI
.,s wednesday IN October
p,rFHlLL-l.t wednesday in July aud Novem
rer
El-cksroRT SD Wednesday IN January. MAY
.a september
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THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED BY the
use Of the Peruvian Syrup u protoxide Of
lrOn) from weak, sickly. suffering creatures
10 strong. healthy and happy men and women,
II . triaI. Fog l.yspspsi. and Debility Il 10 .
speci6c.
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Buek-port-tugust 18th, Of consumption. Capt
Alonxo knight OF 50 Deer lie. aged p years
Farewell dear brother. Your memory sttut,- deer.
ly engraved % the hearts Of Your friends
soon We she'll meet Won upon the bright shore
Meet neer e. sever iiie'- jpurneytng's Ger 4"
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special Notice.

Let It be understood that my present stock viii
be sold remarkably low for Cash. Try me on
this.
II any ne desires to get into a good business
location, and get good bargain, will close ~
Who'll" stock to hin al once. COME AND SEE.
A T. JELLISON
Ellsworth, September 10, 1871. lstf
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Business Notices.

CAMPS OUTLINE MAPS. SAID BY
AL. FRit II Al EDUCATORS 10 Re The
best ever Published. sent FOR EXtMi>-
AIIDN ou rcqar,t. Address ATNELL 4 TO.
foErI-ASD, Agents for Maize
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Railroad Notice.

The BOOKS OF the "RRyODNCOT and
] CN1ON RIVER AA1L0OAD coz.
RAN1" will be opened for suoscrip.lon to tn,
capital stock Of said Company at the Castor
OoDo ELLswOkIa, AZ the SECOND NATIONAL
DAM SAk0Ok, AND NJ the BcCksPORr NATIONAL
DASn nocAsfohT, rom the Ind TO the s.h day u
1DW 40 ~ AzEH, Clerk.
BuckspOrt, sept. On, 1871. 3Mys
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The UNDERSIGNED respectfully asks author.
] ~ 70 extend wharf. 70 be bul1t at Iodgdon's
Landing in Tremon', into the tide waters If the
State, TO u disG,nce Of one hundred feet beyond
lOw-water mark. And will ever pray.
ROBERT LEUCHARS,
BY BENZ. 4. HOD0DOS, his Atl'y
mont, Sept. Is, ISL. 3wSss
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Special Notice.

7 HEREBY forbit all persons harboring OF
1 trusting my vile, Cynthia W. Abbott fnon
cphPo- ncntl-) on my account, as have made
ample provision tor her, and shall paw 70 del, I.
OF her contracting after this date. An persons in.
teresied must govern Themselves accordingly.
a. RANSOM Ii. ABBOTT.
Hancock, sept. 81. 1871.
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We, the undersigned citizens Of Hancock. mere.
es eeitiy that We are persona acquain TED with
Mrs. Abbott, and that in our opinion -he j. men,
taiy incapable TO transact any business ami all
persons should avoid having any dealing, vii b
her.
CALVIN BERRY Seiectmer
SAMUEL sTRATrON, OF
GEO. Ii. SPRINGER, } Hancock
L. ". Hodgkins, VI. D.; Geo. Pa-cher; Joseph
Crabtree: William Hutchlngs; Isaac Crabtree.
3w3gs
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Isendy-N1ade Clothing,

Cut ~ a fashionable manner, and well made and
trimmed. suitable Tor the Merchant Mechanic
Farmer or Laboring man. which is now offered
at the lowest possible price FOR CASH.
Inc Furnishing department embraces all that is
new OF le.lrabe. such ~.
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GENTLEMEN viii hnd AT TIN. above establish
meht one ~ the Target amt best selected stocks
~ t!' h~ ana ready tuA!c clothing eve ,,nrrr. 10!
ul0 tltS, rOn7.stS % Fancy Cashmere. . Doe
7hin- u AmcrHan, French, ami English manu-
I''tiUr NrstinI- vi every desirable style Ani
4dHit't "hirh Inc proprietor ct thl, establish.
'hELt = no" procured tv make up 10 order IN the
most gcntrrl manner. t'sntlcu,cn can depcild
upon -,tJ
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06

CAUGHT AT LAsT.--Sometime ago .
man named Moses Terrence was arrested
for playing the confidence game on q
young man, at that time hand on the
steamer Eckeft. The evidence was not
sufficient and he was discharged. At that
time Terrence was boarding with Henry
Dinkle, who appeared to have considera-
BILE confidence In the rascal, his personal
appearance hsing much in favor of the
impression that he was strictly an honest
man. After awhile Terrence left the city,
but returned on Monday last Chief of
Police Myers spotted him as o danger
Gus character, Notwithstanding his honest
looks, and kept ian eye on him." Yester-
day morning, about o'clock, Myers saw
Terrence enter Dinkle's house, and laid in
wait for him. In about fifteen minutes,
Terrence re-appeared aud walked of. carry
ing suspicious bundle. Myers followed
and arrested his man, and found in his pos
session four bed spreads, valued at 81 each,
Dinkle's property. The honest looking
thief was locked up, and yesterday was
brought before Esquire McHale who
held him to answer in the sum of $500.
He Is now in charge Of the county jsiler.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06
THE CITY JAIL. -,
Rrepssea AAAltsess an = Rspairs % the
NJ u City JeA1s


The City Jail, or calaboose, is not the
mos inviting habitation ia the world, and
until the present jailer took charge Of II,
Was not far removed from the dizziness Of
pig pen. Under McHale's care, however
IL has been put into as good condition as
possible, and its cleanliness Is above re-
prosch. But other reforms ere needed d.
almost demanded Is ascsssities.
In the first place, the Jail 10 too small.
There are only two cells and hall, and
into these cells and hall oil the ordnance
breakers, male and female, drunk and so
Der, clean and dirty, verminlsss and lousy,
decent and indecsns are crowded. Tho
consequences q, thas discipline In the Jail
10 maintained 9TH 9rsat labor. The
roushs 60 for The tender spnss ofsin, and
the drunken men 60 for the mat
trassss and ruin them - rapidly ~ they
can b purchased. What 10 most needed 10
. iock-up In which 10 confne the drunken
fellows and thus prevent the destruction
Of property and preserve the mugs" Of
non-combatant prisoners. The roof Of the
Jail leaks badly and must be re-shinglsd.
II is proposed, while doing this work. to
add two additional cells. The following
diagram will show the proposed improve
ment;
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06
PARTICULAR NOTICES.


Ns,o Barber Shop.-The razor il might
Ter than either the sword or pen, and
Frederick Nctzer handles his razor with
moro skill than William docs his sword or
Dickens did his pen; and beyond all
doubt, he has the most splendidly fur
nished shop In the city. He may be
found near tho corner Of Ohio levee, on
Eighth street, in the rear Of the 81. Mich
olas Hotel. Give him call. my6tf
Meats-The branch meat shop of James
Kynaston, located on Commercial avenue,
next door to the grocery store of James
Carroll, is now in full blast, and this pop
ular butcher is supplying all the refined
meat eaters Of that portion Of the Fourth
Ward with splendid meat. II you have
not tried him give him call. II
Alba's.-The barber shop Of VIM. Alba,
on Commercial avenue, near the corner of
Eighth street, Is the place to which all
lovers Of . good, close shave with sssors
sharper than the wit OF twenty Jerrolds,
wind their way. If
ST. NIcnoLAA-Dsy boardss can So
cure good accommodations at the st. Mich
olas formerly the st. james, at ~ per
week. The house Is At the, corner Of Ohio
levee and Eighth street, central location.
and is Proprietored by Harry Walker,
who Il alive to the wants Of his pstrous.
Parties desiring boarding and lodging can
learn terms on inquiry At the Office. . ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06
FOR RENT.

The house heretofore occupied by Pat
rick Fitzgerald, on Ohio Levee between
Fourth and Sixth streets. This house. IL
not the best business house is certainly
one Of the best stands in Cairo. 1t fronts
the principal steamboat landing and Is
near the Iliinois Central railroad depot.
Also the second floor Of the same building
suitably arranged for Offices. Apply next
door at Robert Smyth & Cos. wholesale
grocery store.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06
sPIRITUALrsM.

Red spirits and WhiTe, Black Spirits
and Gray-Inspiratieua1 SpirAtss1-
ssss-Hssling spirtsas1ssm. Ts1ksng
operitualisn--(say Ola spirfsusIfsus.-
h ths ss6a OF the Red nag We Con.
quer.
A few months ago peculiar craft
might have been seen floating down the
placid Ohio, flying at the pinnacle Of
long pole fastened TO the bow, q red rag
. nice red rag, that Auttcred In the breeze
and toyed In crimson glee--so to speak
with the breezss
Silently the craft approached our wharf
and was tied fast nearly opposite the boz
factory in the Fourth ward.
The man who tied this ark Of . new
doctrine fast was Doctor Lathrop, who 10
IL owner, and the husband Of Mrs. Lath-
rop, who cleaves to her husband on the,
river and OF the river, in sunshine and In
storm.
The Doctor coon became active In the
noble work Of healing the sick, and Joe
Arnold, who is always on the lookout for
soft snaps, had this great agent Of civili-
zation arrested on the charge Of peddling
without license. But Joe will OCCASION
ally make . mistake, and in barking up
the tree Of the owner ofths red rag, he fell
into an eggregious error. Lathrop was
not soft snap. He knew his business.
Hc didn't know how to 'come down"
gracefully. Bross discharged him. Ar
mold had no case.
But to our story. DR.. Lathrop began
at once to preach the doctrine Of spiritual
lem, and hold his vito up as one of the
greatly favored of the spirit land.
Converts gathered about the Red Rag
and the cozy recesses of the Doctors boat
became the meeting place of the believers.
And now "circles'-open to the public
are held on Tuesday and Thursday nights
of each week.
Yesterday, the Doctor favored US with .
call, and after INDUCING in q philippe
against Joe Arnold, he branched out into
q description Of the powers Of his gifted
wife.
He said, among other things "Mrs.
L. is q medium through which the spirits
of the great dead doctors of the past take
great delight In communicating. She can"
he added, diagnosis all diseases. She il,
In short, an inspirationsl medium, reading
cases without any previous information
relative to them. Sir, she gives mystic
power to every person who comes TO the
boat that flies the Red Rag at the mast
head"
Now, here is the opportunity for the AZ
aicted. Let the sick Of the city-lhe
lame, the halt and the blind-all flock to
the Red Rag, and be cured by Inspiration
q. Mrs.. L athrop. She isgrcat.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06

HOUSE MovINa.-Jsmes Kennedy is
well-know in the city as .skiIlful me-
chasic. He has been absent from the city
for several months, but has returned and
Is now seeking business in bis line Of work.
He has all the necessary implements for
moving houses Of any sixe--from thssmall-
est smoke house in the city to the custom
house. He 10 also at the command Of the
public - . builder, and will do all kinds
Of repairing. We can recommend Ken
nsdy - . gentleman in every way worthy
Of patronage See his advertisement.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06

FITzoERALDs SAMPLE RooMs.-Per-
sons bbulously inclined, lovers of the cx-
hilerating juice of the corn and juice Of the
grape, or malt beverages, should call i'm
mediately at the sample rooms, on corner
Commercial avenue and Fourteenth street
Besides everything in the drinking line,
Of the pursst kind, he has the most fra
grant Havana cigars, importations from
Cuba, that land Of narcotic weeds. Fitz-
gerald keeps . hrst-class place, and has
with him Jimmy Rnglish, who knows ev-
efybody, and knows the wants Of every
body and who is q gentleman, every
inch Of him.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06

THE FExroS Corn MILL.-This estab-
lishment corner Of Commercial avenue
and Twentieth street, is now in charge of
Mr.. NJ. d. Gunter, who having purchased
and thoroughly reAtted it, invites the at
tention Of the public to the fact that he is
now prepared to furnish dealers and fami-
lies with the very best article of corn meal.
Orders left at the mill or sent through the
postofice will receive prompt attention.
xe
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06
RREyITIEs.


james s. Morris was IN the city yes
terday on saw mill business.
Chief Of Police Myers traced the
meat thieves, who robbed GAycr & Coz
smoke house on Thursday night, to the
barracks.
The cisterns the public clsterns--
Tor which the contractor received several
hundred dollars, how are they will they
hold watsr'
--Wickwire will have his full force of
brick-layers at work on the Bros. Halli-
day buildings next Monday and will
crowd the work through with all the ex-
petition possible. : glitFi'.'.fff
The negroes who WAS severely injured
BY the bricks Of the little house that fell
on Thursday, 10 doing very we'll. She
will not die. Luckily the bricks hit her
on the head.
Moses Terrence, the Dinkle burglar,
was taken before Bross yesterday, but
called for . change Of venuo. The Judge,
being . man Of sound sense, sent the pris-
oner - HcHale.
The public s,hoo, library 10 entirely free
from debt, thanks to the energy Of Rev.
q. II. Foote. The library now possesses
several hundred volumes Of valuable
works and Is now in charge Of Mr.. Eng
lish, the very efficient superintendent of
our public schools. -s
Judge Bross and Editor Davis locked
horns ON the railroad question At the post
Office the other evening. The debate was
warm for time, but the Prussianic per-
sistency Of the Judge was little too much
for the Frenchi8ed courtesy of the shining
man Of the Sun, and-well, the dispute
ended in words, only words.
McHale, with his band Of gallant chain
CANCERS, has opened the ditch leading
from the pond behind Williams mill to
the Thirty-second street sewer. Owing
10 the muddy condition of the ditch all
the distinctions could net be removed;
but, a very good job was done, considering
the difficulties in the way.
Mr.. Joseph Arnold, man who maker
bis living BY police business, and moves in
. mysterious way, 10 an applicant for .
position on the police force. Let the good
people of the city ponder and become
wrapped in wonder. A couple Of years
ago Joe would have Oiled the bill, but
now
Halliday Brothers now receive the
wsll-known Ohio river and Kanawha salt
in bulk, and pack II here in the white wood
hat-hooped barrels, now being manufsc-
tured in this city, free from the dingy
stains that spoil the beauty Of the ordinary
oak barrels used in salt packing. Salt in
this new ''co0perags" b much more desirs-
bic for the trade and commands higher
prices than when packed in the old-style
''cooperage.'
A member Of our distinguished County
Court is reputed to have said that the
court 10 Indifferent to public criticisms and
don't care d--n for all the newspapers 10
the United States. II We were not fearful
the expression might shock the honorable
court and bring down on our head its high
displeasure, we would gently assure it
that If all the newspapers in the United
States are like The BULLETIN, all the
newspapers in the United States don't
care q d--n for the court. Even.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06

SEWING MACHINES. Attention OF
persons wishing q frst-class
sewing machine Ia called 10 the
late Improved Wheeler and Wilson's.
They cannot be excelleds for family
machine, or for light manufacturing pur-
poses. All are invited to call and EXAM
inc the improvements. j. G. CARSON,
spS0dlm Agents, Cairo, III.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06
ICE, ICE.
Huss, l.ssmis Il ca. IN the Frozen FislS

The ice wagons Of Huse, LOOMS d Cowill
commence to deliver ice about the city on
Monday, May lst and will continue TO
make daily rounds each morning (Sun-
days excepted) during the present season.
Orders left at the Office Of the company,
corner Ohio levee and Eighth street, will
receive prompt attention. Huse, Leomis
b %. IRE also prepared to all all orders
10 he steamboat and shipping trade.
apr27-dlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06

heulty where .ss ~. uniosdsd - re.
pairs, which will take some days.
p6T There was no change in the condi.
ton Of business ypsterdas.o
n~ Tho Jno. Lumsden brought 10 hbds
Tobacco fqf tho South, and II thousand
ieet lumber, 20 thousand feet cedar posts
for reshipment to St. Louis, ,s.r-,.,.
s@-The combination hsresoeor sui,,.
ing between the Lumsdsn, Tyrsae ani. Tai
isman, has been dissolved and, ssch boat
now runs on It's own hook. ,Whethsr this
change Is indicative of an open warfare
between the above named bosu and the
Nashville and Evansville packet MOlrie
Raglan, or not wo cannot say, yet Il looks
q good deal that way. That change
should have occurred just at The time
when business e 80 very dull, and when q
combination for self protection Is mos,
needed, seems to indicate that war ha,
been declared, and, ifso, we may look fol
lively times, low rates and big bust uI
on the Cumberland 10 the course Of u me
Who'll be the unlucky onet 49,
D0-A Telegram from New Orleans say,
that in the lac storm on the lower Mis-
sissippi the Leonidas lost her chimfieys
escape pipes and wheel bouse Pretty
heavy loss for stern wheel, boat, and one
which can never be repaired. ....,
n@-The arkansas Bell is the Evansville
packet this evening on arrival of the train
rm.The James Fisk, Jr, Il the Psducah
Packet. ..... -rf's Ee
r6 The Jno. Lunsden Is the Nashville
packet, leaving this evening on arrival Of
the train. -tgn ~ ltsI q
B@. Pauline Carroll discharged 700 BIS
Of oranges and lemons for Chicago.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06

FoR SALx--The undenigned vii sell
at private sale the following described
property: Four work horses; 2 sets
double harness; 2 two-horse wagons;
several plows and other agricultural i'm
plements. Parties desiring TO purchase
will call at her residence or at Robt. Bri-
bachs, opposite the court house. Terms
Of sale, half cash balance on six months
credit with good security.
apr22dlm MRS. KATIE COOPER.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-06

A HASDruL.-A very small quantity Of
wood or coal, in a Charter Oak Stove will
cook plenteous meal for 4 small family I;
ior its whole arrangement hot-air fues,
oven, hre-boI, damper, etc, is 80 planned
as TO save and apply all the heat generated
directly TO the cooking food, without per-
hitting il to escape up the chimney.
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