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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
finanrial
LOAN FOR Sl,974,6OO 90
PoR THR
DEFICIENCY Ii TIE SINKING FUND
Section Three, Article Seven Of tn, Constitution.


The Commissioners Of the Canal Pund By Of the Act entitled
1853 with Three Article the
tuon notice that sealed proposals wibe the
Department the 25tb day Of October 12 ceioek
Don OF that day, for loan Of
One Million Nine Hundred land seventy-four Thou
sand Six Hundred Dollars.
Por which Transferable Certificates OF Stock PRINCIPAL AND In
TBREsr PAYABLE IH GOLD will be issued The Of the PEG
NeuYok the credit Of the Sinking Fund under
Section Three Of Constitution bearing interest the
per payable emnuusy the first dsy
and the reimbussbe the
FIRST day July thousand eight hundred and nnet'one
understood the 10 be al liberty 10
proposals. the o not such az 10 be
opinion are adv Antage tie interests OF the State
proposals be for the whole Of said loan not less
than 5000.
All proposals sealed ndored Lon for tho Sinking
Fund.- and neoset envelope directed 10 the Auditor OF the Canal
department. Albany, N. Y
The Will he required be paid gold coin the acceptance
Of the proposal BY the BON dsy OF October instant
be made By depong the the credit OF tho
Treasurer Of the State OF New Of the Canal Fund.- In
the Of . Manhattan Company HesYo The Stock maturing
the m day Of November 1873 will be received payment for sab
serptons to the new loan.
will the srt day OF November next
paid annually the first DAYS Of January and July the
Bank OF the Manhattan Company, the CITY OF New-fok
Dated Canal Department, Albany, October ], 1873.
JOHN c. ROBINSON,
Lieut. Governor
NELSON K. HOPKINS.
Comptro Ter.
O. HILTON sCRIBSER,
Secretary Of State
THOMAS RAINBS
Treasurer.
FRANCIS c. BARLOW,
AttorneJ General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20

I'D o,,,,. are nomusly unchanged The only % We hear
m receipts 30 bds Deer IRON fsr'
80 o1 and ls4 bales Goat from Cur'ool we quote pomna
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5000 liI:s|

The BEST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC Introduced.
re relief o. Genera Debitv and Loss Of Appetite 10 In
VsuAbs Recommended O ~ purity by he FOOD Journal Ahar
Has.s NJ D. WsnSOrth l.. scott =. 4. T.. r. A. 5 L.
PR A., A. Sold ny Grocer olnea. AMI Chenss in large
boIGlss al Is each. Beware " lnlAuoaA Prepared bV
uOODALL DACkHOUSE Co.
Leeds Bngssd.
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iirook!nn Real estate for Sale.

FOR SALE-Three-story high-stoop, brown
4 HOUSE,. uear washington PNrs Price $1,000
rutland WHITING Beekman-s.
EOR SALE-0n the Nights and near the
Ferries tlreo and basement Drck House, desirable prog
aud terms moderator immediate possession Address j. l.
". BrH j,j3i New-iork PosiOhre.
ayOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOrS Nos.
80 and Al 5OIlOO and 6S 20 IT, and "a Montague
and Store No lO2 Pneappet, 2t6O Horse
no l7g wouehbys House No. 1917 Wllosgh,rst Houses Nos
49, d. and So AsssTsL GORDON "a FORD W CaEst booayn
TOR SALE-lIOUSE-A semi detached COT
IAGB story basement ann cellar name allied
Ia tin o.; orders pao papeii Easements paintei all i'm
movements; neighborhood 80 minutes TO City Halt with EXTRA 100
and house fruit trees y1es bowers Sc 9erA
p,ce for plry for pleasure BUSINESS ohere
mich Mellow s ysne; price 80 800; $4,000 - 900 remain
nr on the premises 4Oj ekmer between Albany aud ToJ'ea
Brooklyn. ------------
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
On very GORDON H. FORD, 81 Clarsst BROOKLYN
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Chances tor Bnslness Hlen
Mdrulf aun 1laIe Alanlels.

STEWARTs Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
nsnbA Rich ieses pnees SsO ana zIz
Wss. Tvss,J IAras o., ks,vsss ssvsatA Bshthsss&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
foan ORes.

A MEXICAN 0FFICE-135.-utmost value
"a LOANED oa Dbmoas Was,hes Jewsrr si,sgsns' '"-~
shss5 Lses ValsASss ke sl bus, k,aelsasd ISL
MO. ,sG1 BROADWAY, over Herald branch ns..,
IN BOON B.-Parer for LADIES'. Branch No l2OE presa
leaned d.sssds Watches eNsr' k Same gRos
NO. 1871 BROADWAY, at II; w. via J,.
IN yILLRs Cord AMI Gold JeNel stare p.see ..s.I Ma
cir, IA IA. tAhss storage and ssssg M'sass' " 'N~
1,iSl BrsskuaI, ssaf rssau ssAAs&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
GounIrp Real Gslale tor Sale.

A DESIRABLE STOCK FARM or SUMMER
N KESDkNCB 200 in Westeheser County ossln
he healthy ocaton good fences conveniently nsefs S %
atJ carriage house D. VI. on- -'l -
NOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT-10 to 80
scs; large house good repair vel shaded ,9rgs o arm
location depot; Ia hours ille Eoh WV"
Yo,E ApplT to WILLIAM MACKAY, Somer'ile, n J.
FINISHING PARK L0TS.-Daily excursions
L 70 hi, be,uufl properly from store 80 IhFdl, ., -so
courtesy IRE Excursions
Inv ,pe, ira at from Hunters Point each Sull
tho who cannot during the week NO nusc 10 ~
% - ma WHO sim IN fee ride All sensible ana
ardent ueople their home and can p TU
outby Tor .ple improved lot charming village st m'
rom hi. city, 10 apply for tickets stone t.t
each lot Price SOOO eae aiAs
~ ~, ng vi. ~ tcIst. IN BENJAMIN HITCHC0Ch,
"'P'"'~ 'PP' ' store 439 Third-Iv... \. y
DIVERDALE. on the HudsOn.-H. l..
Al ATHEErOS viii sell his place. 40 lots large hsae 100 M
In euire also house Anl Tour ae on
Po.rosd Apply on the premises to ADRIAN H. ~
son. No. Pine,L Ahi'V
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BrookInn propsrlp 90 Get.


yI,O LET-On Brooklyn Nights, near Wall
ST FerrV Brick DNLLLlStS WITH All lmpV'eheu" ""e
di''s poe''0n' Aen' Slow e. DAVENPORT ss7 Fu:onst
TO LET.-Desirable two-story, hlgn base
md uudrrcsr HOUSE All moicrr lmPr1ysmentA I~eny
minutes ron fsrry Rent $500 C. HART lo5 Brostu.y n y
rINO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
1 IouR STORY HOUsK AND STORE. No. lO2 PResppsd
GORDON l. FORD. 81 Clsrkst, BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20
Real gstdir 10 Gtrhange

Real Gsidir 10. exchange
At TARRYTOWN.-Large brick HOUSE
N and three LAND Ihanse for SswrorE improved prop
erty htbA w "I,it'1, - -
GEORGIA PINE TIMBER LAND-Six tracts,
leo c ,eh original sr,shi veil ocited cheap or cash OF
noae or might eEchug- sold separately or together goe lnfe'E
snt Aiirrs. EXECUTOR Box III Pos,Ohes ion.srs y T.
rJNO EXCHANGE-A nice two-stOrY and
bet COTTAGE In Jersey CITY II room, aal s' ga
and v,t- bea. mane all 1rsi class oris
~. ,,s,as, for nice house Morris and
-. Railroad between and South orange asl" giving
,sr,,rvl.r, W i. r.. Boz l47 Post-Once HOeot'n ~
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-27

| 10 says; if ne cannot ! dcnounco him a.
liar, and surely he will know how to re.
sent such an insult.
Hoping to hear from him and .djeato
my character man Englishman without
tle noble am you're. oct,
ARTHUR G. NERNuN.
Until we received this card wediI not
know that such n man "a Arthur 9. Nor-
non lived in Cairo, or drove donkey
anywhere. We had never heard any
man or woman or child speak Of him. Ia
the paragraph complained of We did not
mention Arthur name, and could hot have
done so nevor having heard it uttered by
any person. Arthur is too fast, ana BIO H.
rather insolont. Mr.. Vernon say lie
'tho writer Of the paragraph call me- q
uUblcmau,' etc. Arthur is mistaken We
didn't call him anything. A gentleman
remarked g. "a, There is an Eoglah noe
bleman in town driving dray, and
added, "lic was q spcudlAri't uui h.-
folks have abandoned him, Then 8c
wrote, "Thorc is an English uoblomau 10
Cairo driving drny, wLercuPon Arthur
G. Vernon scizs his grny goose quI. .nI
writes "You meant me. You lle tal.t
Arthur see that be has pat h,, foo: into i
made himself ridiculous lfAr'u4-
not an English uobicmau, and don't ya.-
fer to drive Il dray in this country to Lu.l-
ing distinguished honor. in his own caar-
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TO KANSAS AND COLORADO!

During the summer season NJ 1873, the
Missouri Pacific railroad will eel excursion
ticket, from II. Louis TO Denver and return,
At very low rate. OF fare, and a rare oppor-
tuuty /, thereby offered Tor lover Of nature
10 view the beauties Of Colorado aud enjoy
the delightful scenery and hctIth-iu.piring
climate Of the park OF the Rocky Noun
tains.
Kansas. with IL, broad and fertile plains.
j. directly on the route. and together wit.
al the Other Western statc- and Territories
j. reached by the Missouri Pacific railroad
and it, connections.
The Texas connection Of thi-
road T. now completed, and
passengers are offered a first class a-rai
rout" from -. Louis % Texas, either over
the Missouri, Kansas a Texas Il. r., via See
dalit, % over the Atlantic y Pacific Il. r.,
Via Ninita. For maps, time tables, Hfprma-
ton a. % rates, r1utr., a.. wc refer our
ruadcr- 10 :. VI. Thompson, Eastern P1--cu-
ger Agent. Columbus, ohio or l.. 4. Ford.
General Pl...u-'r Agent, - LJuI-, NJ .--yu-
ii. Quo.tion- viii Doe prompt! aud cheer
fully answered
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NOTICE is hereby given that | will pay
no bills for goods sold to any of the en-
ployos Of The CAIRO BULLETIN, either
or themselves or for tho use of the office
unleso the same arc furnished on an order
ligned by Mr.. Burnett or myself.
l2-20-ly JouN ii. OBERLY,
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PUTTING ON TIE SHOE
\ DRAYMAN WHO BELIENE S
HE WAS IiINTED At.


a.
In yesterday Issue "t 4hE BULLETIN
We published the following paragraph;
We have an Lng't'h h"bI 'manl Is the
city driving dFay, pFelerlnS mat business
III Ihnd 81 freedom, wnefe the eagle
'hrieks' to distinguished hohors at nome
ne says bul me lh'l i, ne was NPeLd-
thriit gwen to last !lNlhg, ana ms iolk'
nave gone back on NM May ne not De
the real Roger I'chDorhe
WI -, .....-.....i
no WIZ DC su' P''a'N ""''' " s"S We
were a5tohished that the paragraph called
out this fierce card
c.. IN. ,....o, ,.-,
p,;,..c.; N,NV' liI'r AO5"'' ~ 1000
100 49, p"t4o.'n
'Ho iHs' Issuo VI your paper
'o ,i ~" "ie,e'o wu'Iu rom 'to very
poin'ou n'"nnol III "HIch IL WAS woruod
t"o'e eH"No' oo NV o 'eas' uouoV 70 "hoH IL
hau te'olenoei no writer whoever ne
hlHy uc' no'u'"s "ioie nor lesS th"H "
tha.,o'o"s slHnoe'e'' "'so strange 70 thc
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-27

No Person can take these Bitters accord,
iNf Too directions, ana remain long uuWcu. provided
tu.ir bones ore not destroyed by mineral poison or
HNl'T mean. anu Ni'1I organs wasted beyond the
point oi repair
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Headache. Pain
IN in' shoulder, Coughs TlThtnp-4 of the Chest
Dizziness, NDur EruriauUu- Ot the stomach. Hif
lu-'n In thn Mouth Bilious Attacks, rllpf1'Iar u
the Heart, Inflammation OF the luug4. Pain BOO 'Nt
region ol jho Kidneys and hundred other pafuH
'Wr'um1, ur' th' on springs uf Dyspepsia. on.
bottle VIII prove better guarantee Of i'3 ruDus
Than lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints, IN young or old
taa turn OF lie, these Tonic Buprs display
decided an influence that improvement IS 500.
porgautIu.r.
For InnnmmUtory and Chronic Rhru
mntlsm and Gout, httuus, Nsutttent aud ILttf
ucy7 and Bladder, these ENcrs have mo- CJuU
such Diseases are ,lusci by Nluatgl Blood.
1hey are IA gentle purgative ~ wen n
Tonic, possessing Tho W.ri of acting n4 .
powerful agent iu relieving Congestion ur lu1am
nation uf iue Liver and NisTHlal organs, AMI lu
Bilious Diseases.
FOR skin Diseases, Er1rg0r7 letter sat.
Rhonm, Blolehcs Spots, Imp.ns Tu.UIas, Rons.
'druunCiea. Elug.WUrtu4. Sr4IllI.II, Sore Eyes.
ErFslpc1-, Itch, SCurfs UsrH'ugI.fHU4 of the skin
ur nature, are literally dug zap uHl earned ont
~ me system Ia short time ny tHg use Of these
B.ftcrs.
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR BIT.
1EN- tue most wonderful luEgorlAt that ever
sustained the sinking system.
10. ~. UCBONiID & 90.
druggists ana Gen. Agt4.. san Francisco, Cal, 4
con- oi Washington amt charlton SITS, NY.
SOLD hl ALL nRl GGlSTS 4 DEALERS.
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THE MARKET.

r. FrCnrrosponlputs ElDuld hear i'm mind
lin, these oun,,tions ero for round LOT.
f-or fr., Eau5. For hroLon and small
lat. and :, erii,g orders an sayence Of
10 ., :, cb,rcoJ oyar those nrices g-q
FLOUR marke, ia on tho uuict
orl.r RECENT. arc nIarticpl md demand
anil. n,4.ro,, s.I., o,,rrsoe 100 Lnl.
rfjons or,Irs SO f.. IS DO: loo bill, yari-
ops rraJos on orjars 80 % os 70. 300
NH. Various grade. & to @: $50 bbls Va
rious Grades sGtos; 25O tIls Various
grades - 50 to 70; 100 lLs xxx
sprinr 80 and 100 bbIs NIX winter 81.
UAY-Tbe stock is light and demand
very limited There IS no speculation in
b,v At pro.or, The little sold /. to NEE.
tine smal order demand. We note sales
olg cars choice mixed $l7@ls del: Q cars
mi,od new crop delivered SIS. and car
old dol SIG.
CORN Receipts have fallen Of. but
there is very light demand. Spectators
are ont of III, market. Sales were > cars
White in bulk on track, lie; cars do 42o
tBc; / car mixed, low grade in bulk sold
at 8Ss; cars mixed in sacks delivered
sold at l7a iSc, aud cars White, sacked
and delivered sold at 52mj3a.
OATS-Thore is better feeling in the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-27

A rascally loafer writes rscy but
abusive letter to the Columbus, lKy.)
,Dispatch from Cairo. 1t Will be found
on the lirst page Everybody following
tho example Of the newsrapor correspond
onts who were located in Cairo during the
war and here drank whskoy and told lies,
makes this city butt for miserable i9kcs
This correspondent is 10 HE abuse ADLER
than Tho average villiler lie Lies, bu, -
racilv wo would not have him tell the
truth for the played.out town Of Column
bus.
SEVERAL days ago in referring TO the
fact that Deputy sheriff Cain hed gone
to Union City after ono Of the wou.d.be
Bud Anderson a-ssssins, and when be got
there he found that the wrong man had
been arrested, we said that " Deputy Cain
was terribly di.gustcd with tho way the
authorize. at Union City did business"
Mr.. Cain says be was not di-gustcd for be
was never treated better in HE life, and
tha, the mistake in making the arrest wa.
such ns any officer might BE- liable 10
make.
TIE Murphy yro Era .ays The
Atlantic base tall CLUB is wasting its sub
stance on descr. air for want oi material
go operate on The challen 20 to play any
.F ..... O. ID ,r..i. e.. G..tI.r, .lir.ia
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
". S. SO. SER, OBsYkvER's OFFICE,
CAIRO, August 20, 1913, lO;ll pm

u. S. SO. SER, OBsgkvgR's OFFICE,
CAIRO, August 20, 1913, l0ll pm
Barometer 1890
Thermometer Il degrees
WIND, southwest, velocity Z miles pei
hour
Weather, cloudy.
Maximum temperature last ~ hour, 9,
degrees.
Minimum temperature, last y hours, 4
degrees.
Prevailing wind last q hours southwest.
Total number of miles Travelled dnring last
hours, oG
EDWIN GARLAVp. Observer.
KisG or THE Blood pimples on the
face. Case: ! have loen troubled for
the past throo or four yoars with very
ii.agtce able eruption ON my face, and had
tried many different remedies ~ well n
physicians, and have given up di.cour.
aged, thinking | never should be cured,
when | accitcntly heard Of your King Of
tho Blood ! bought bottle AMI used it
according to directions and received relief,
and by using throe bottles more am
completely cured, and can cbeeffuily rec
Commend it to those Afflicted by scrolu.ou-
Diseases or any impurity Of the blood.
II -. MISEE,
Telegraph Operator AyOca, \. J.
500 advertisement in another column.
THE HAHyE,T or DEATH.-It would
scCm the usual causes of infant mortality
are not sufficient Tho innocent ones are
no, permitted an even baltic with the
king Of terror. At thi, hot and sultty
sea-on, the restless child. battling with The
enemies Of his life that lie in wait At every
corner has, in addition, 10 encounter IN.
other deadly fe-Mr. Nin.lpws or
some other poisonous syrup, administered
by the hands Of some hrsrtls.s nurse. silly
mother, or imbecle father 4 ho.t Of
live. might be saved each year by giving
DR., McCabes Meiicsted Brandy which
chcc,ually cures irAriile complaints
without any dcieterious results s.2O-2W
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-27

II ~ II w TIL II HILL.
No LNIy "Hr O. have said that she looks pale and ems
a'Ul i sh Mood not for she have rosy cheeks brsht
90 aH4 healthy srgeara.ec by the occasional use Of
Mcguire hit'cs the
,so acts specially The bowels liver kidneys and stomach
promoting healthy circulation The blood and effects The
sfg alton - color aLi appearance In natural vhout
rg.ara 20 rll,unol. cosmetics. When doctors fAil Ma,
CURE tlNpl kANGp LIVER AND BLOOD BIrTER9
uteene1 sui almost ns the sufferer Of
This ge emphatic expires but 10
possession justly the This Medicine only
covered vegetable substitute f1r Cslome II all the
iase' That Mercury has heretofore been employed
aud IlTo Lscrg Affection OF the Liver kidney Blood ans
novel; yield At Co ia potential Influence Dyspepsia
touS sun, Azu1 CAKE, Laaatuie Pains the baal spd
Chest Brshts Disease por.y. Depression after Dissp alton
Jtuuise Diabetes, enlargement and
Liver Int aired Circulation Heart Disease, Pleurisy Tendency
10 Paralysis, Piles CaFbunales Boils Old Sores, ell
relieved by Its
send for circular TO }. & e, MA6rIRE. y. W.
c'rner of olive aud Second SITS ,Ss Louis Mo.
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sYPHLITIC ERADICATOR.

This preparation il acknowledged to be
superior 10 all known medicine a. Il sure
and certain cure for syphilis IN all its forms,
no matter how dcporahle the condition Of
the patient II i~cntircly vegetable II can
be taken in all conditions OF the system, and
with safety, also, in connection with other
medicine, il the patient desires. The re-
cipe, from which this preparation was made,
was obtained nom nm old physician IN south
America, in lS21, 10y DR., sherman, ST., who
has used II with unparalleled success in the
treatment OF syphilis, not only exciting the
admiration and ast0nlshment of leading citl-
lcnS, but OF the medical faculty, and has
saved the lives OF many afflicted when given
up ~ past hope by sklllful and eminent ply
slClIuS.
one bottle viii satisfy the greatest skeptic
a> TO itS superiority over all other prepara-
tons now in use.
Price, 81 per bottle. Sent to any part OF
the United states 10y express. Prepared and
sold only by
DIR. SHERMAN,
The Great Specialist,
No. Chrl,ty AN, st, Louis, Mo.
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EMIGRATION TURNING!
CNEAP FARMS IN SONTH -WEST no.

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
oncr- l.2un,vpO acres of land Ia Central and
southwest Missouri. AT from - L. -l1 per
acre, on seven year. time. With Tree trans
portatiou from II. Lou- 10 all purchaser.
Climate. soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools
hur,hc- and law abiding society invite
emirrlnt- from an points 10 this land Of fruit,
sui Hover For particular address 4.
Iu'k. land Commissioner, -. Louis No.
l-Ll-d-rndly
H,rk. for the Cairo, Nrtau-p- AMI TcNa
railroad, starting from white y Greer
store, corner OF sixth street aui uuip leyec,
rIuI- follows
Leave ui ........ .......,. ........ IS ant
........... ............ 8 p.m.
Arrive iu,.y ~ .......... ..... ln am
Observation-Disclosures. pm
o--ti ions MEh ER-, \ cent,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-27

The following were the arrivals at the
St. Charlos hotol yesterday Jhques Levy,
Now Orleans A. Graves, Annoy JAS
per Brown, Amboy !. T. Girard, Ken.
lucky, j. p. Curtis, New York L. C..
Pew St, Louis +, A, Payertcr Cincin-
natl; a. H. Dickcrson, Detroit; ;. Mar
childon, wife aud daughter, Thsbesi NJ.
II, Henry, 5, d. Herbert, Lexingtoni j.
W, McCallum, II. w. Dennis, Dexter,
Missouri.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-27

The johnson County Herald says
"Therc is something wrong in the post
office at Cairo, or with the route agents on
the G, and V, railroad. Money has been
sent to Cairo from this point addressed to
parties at Cairo, but has not reached tho
party tor whom it was intended. This
will make u little business for a post
Office detective We are confident the
"wrong' is not in the office of this city.
Col, Mckaeig has II corps of efficient and
honest clerks, aud the Herald must look
elsew here for its missing money,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-27
VANILLA. LEMON, ETC,
,or Flayoring Ice Cream, Cakes & Pastry.

With great care, by new process, We
extract from the true, select Fruits and
Anomalies, each characteristic flavor, and
produce FiarOriHgs Of rare crceHcnce
or great strength and perfect purttB.
No poisonous oils. ECery fdcor as reP
resented. No deceit--each bottle .tHL,
measure, hoidiHq one-hdiJ more than
others purp0rtiH9 10 hold same quantity
Use Item once, ariH uSe no other. TIE
most dclicdte, delicious ga0ors ecCr mate.
So superior to the cheap extracts. Ask
for DR.. Prices Special Flavorings. Man
uiactured only by
STEELE T. PRICE.
Dcpots, CHICAGO and ST LOUIS
Manufacturers Of DR.. Prices Cream
BdkiHg PO,cder.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-27

The humane locomotive should Doe care
fully engineered, otherwise 20 may run OIL
the track OF life at amy moment 10 keep
its delicate internal machinery in perfect
trim, or To- put 10 100 GOOD WORKING condition
when out OF order, J., the peculiar province
OF
Tarrnnt's ElIcryc>ccni Setter Apericnt
The thorouehuc,s with which 10 clran,cs,
without irritating the bowels, the tom" and
yigor which It impurt, fu the stomach: its
upprti2iug elects. it- cooling, refreshing
operation I'M fever, tdr relief 10 afford, in
headache; IT. Iuri-bi'iuu- properties, and
In, superior merits Is % general corrective,
Justify fine assertion th1t 10 b.. beyond all
cumpuri-o son, the most valuable family mcdl-
cine of the age. 50 # hy AN druggists.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-27

The newly organized military company
held large and enthusiastic meeting
last night in the Hibernian engine-house.
The company is filing up fast A mum
Der Of names were added last night. The
election of the parliamentary officers and
of the captain of the company, resulted in
the election Of +. A. Burnett, president /;
Robt. Smyth, vice president; Charles L..
Kyle, secretary and treasurer, and j, r.
Davidson, captain The company sd-
journcd to meet next Friday night at tho
Il,bornian enginH-housc.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-27
4 II + BULL Eth.

DIR. Lawrence, Of Goose Island, do.
MES that be interviewed tho ghost or
Don Brcesp.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-27

BUBLNPS ~ bushels # corn, o! o.
lo3'i ao - Ua faai I b..lo- ua,s Joe
bushels -Iei 2 bushels -G..
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BEEsWAX- . ID zoe.

sOAP-~haeIer's German m.t.l.I -lc
Champaign soap, 7!e.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-27
COAL OIL 22c.

GuNEIES- Renewed =! bu.ad. lsc
3 bushels zoe.