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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-01-03

CARBoLIc ACID IN SMALL Pox.-The
London Lancet publishes an account by DR..
Watson of several cases oil smallpox and
scarlet fever, In which the external applica.
ton OF carbolic acid met with marked sue.
cess La thu case of one patient with small.
pox, whom be saw at tho period when pan
ula appeared, be ordered an enema, and
then lad the patient-a girl of IL years
sponged all over with carboic acid soap
suds. The pext day severe attack of con
fluent smallpox was threatened, bat tbs
child was sponged as before, AID then her
whole body was painted with the earboc acid
slyceFlne of the British pharmacopea =
i've grains of Dover's powders were given
to ailay lrritability. and the patient slept
quietly for several hours, when she was
spoDged again. No vesices formed, and
the patient was convalesccnt in few DAYS
WASHING CLOTHES Even in the matter
OF washing clothes, the Investigations OF
scientific men have proved to be Of consider
able practicable Importance, if we NAV
trust paper just published in French
journal, wherein writer recommends tha
following mixture as one which will save
clothes from the injurious results produced
ey the use of soda: Two pounds of soap
dissolved in five and half gallons of water,
TO which add three large tablespoonsful Of
ammonia aud one of turpentine. Expert
mentors would do well to try it on a small
scale.
SoURE IN THE HEAD.-A simple and ef.
fectual remedy.-lnto pint Of water drop
lump OF fresh qulcklime the ize of wal.
nut; let it stand all night, then pour off the
liquor clear from sediment. add a quar-
ter OF pint OF the best vinegar, and wash
the head WITH the mixture 1t is perfectly
SUGAR BlscU1r.-Mix two pounds of -four
and the same quantities Of powdered sugar
and good butter with nutmeg, cloves and
| mace Make tarm into n.Sto ;.L $500
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-01-03

1910 The undersigned respectfully calls
aC6Oa the attention of his friends to the
fact that upon his own hook he proposes to carry
ON general AUCTION BUSINESS. at the old
stand, corner of Augusta streetand Spring Lane.
He will attend the sale OF property of all kinds,
other auctioneer. EN- GUSHING:
jap7-tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-01-03

SUGAR BIscu1r.-Mix two pounds of -four
and the same quantities Of powdered suoar
and good butter with nutmeg, cloves and
mace. Make them into paste with some
milk or cream Roll out into thin LAYER
cut in squares, prick them with holes, and
bake them GA tic plates.
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v ERTISING RATES.
FARE AND FIREsIDE.

FEEDING AND FATTENING ANIMALS
Thaer fixes thirteen pourds as the quantity
of hay per day which COW requires for her
maintenance in perfect condition; and fin
milk. be allows as many as twenty two TO
thirty-three pounds, but the iation must
vary with the weight Of the animal Mr.
Perrault, another foreign writer, states
twenty-seven pounds as the allowance for
mich COW weighing about $50 pounds, he
having in his experience found that an ani-
NAL in milk required about six and one
quarter pounds OF hay for every 220 pounds {
of living weight. A very large OK or cow,
relatively to its weight, requires lsss
food than au animal of smaller dimensions
Aud this circumstance is a grand argument
with those breeders who are in favor of very
large cattle.
They say that if large hog consumes
more than small ore, still the increase in
consumption is by no means in the ratio of
the increase Of weight. The real difference
ls owing to the quieter disposition of the
animal. the vessels going to support the
fe.h or fat being larger, attained by the De-
fore mentioned careful crossing, so that some
breeds have, by such system, attained the
faculty of laying more upon their backs,
and others again more in the adiposet issues
within
It may be said that fer every Que hun
dred pounds, peat cattle require for plain
keeping three-fourths of pound Of meadow
hay when laboling two pounds; when in
milk, three; growing rapidly three and
one-half, which ought to be givea with great
regularity, and about three times day,
constituting SO many meals. which, however,
are we'll divided, the whole quantity for each
meal not being placed before the animal at
once. This precaution is particularly neces-
sary when the allowance consists of green
fodder. In fatteniug cattle it is perhaps, of
more Importance than in general feeding,
that the provender should be distributed
regularly; plenty of soft water plenty of
soft litter and the greatest attention to clean
illness aid materially in fattening.
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.RO BONO PUBLICO.

DRO BONO PUBLECO.
The Subscriber calls the atten ton Of his friends
and the public to the fact that his stock OF
HARNESS, SADDLES, Saddle BLANKETS,
WHIPS, COLLARS, &C., &C.,
is larger than ever and prices loa0 dorm.
| have also on hand secondhand articles of
the above description, to be had at low figures.
The attention of the ladies is specially invited
to the
MCCLELLAN SIDE SADDLE
This Saddle will not hurt the horses back, af-
fords much more comfortable seat than the old
style, and is sold at very low figure.
ED. HALL,
aug2-tf Next door to s'V1ND1cAToR" Office.
COAL! LUMBER
I, FL. POWELL,
| RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRA CITE
COAL!
in Chestnut, Stove, Egg, and Foundry Sizes.
| Georges creek Cumberland Coal, prepared for
| open CRATES or blacksmith's use.
| Lumber furnished at short notice for any sized
bill, at prices corresponding with saw mill rates.
| Offices at yard along the G. l. q. r. R., and in
the new building occupied by Messrs. Berkeley
| & Fontaine, next door to the Spectator Office.
| Call and leave your orders at either place.
P.O. Box 1877, Stanton, Va.
| aug23-tf.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-13

patsntee 81 McMillihs steam captain, has
appointed Capt d 4 Lsvi bis agent 10
settle with all steamers tlat conc 10
Louiivlllc.
The X. T.. Lee took in,o New Urlegna
on December 8, the isrge., load Of eotton
that has been received n. iha, port this
season. She had 5,03i ba!es Of cotton and
1000 sacks .eei and lsree number ot
/ Passenger
The LNdy Les brought ~ ilercel and
81? bills. teef for New York, and $50
bales cotton for Boston. ell Of which will
DO forwarded by the Cairo and vincanne.
railroad. SEQ had also 81 htl.. pecons.
2Ic bales hides. 2s ,... wheat, sud ~
packages sundfi.s fos ST. Louis.
Joe Kinney has $50 bales cotton, 50
bales hides. srl 90 packages sHrdtis, for
st. Lou,.
A new steamboat called lie Wash
ObehcLain has been built q, Loesr1pori
BY Capt. Bruce Otenchain, aud will Do
Used for towing produce boats out OF the
Wabash. She is eighteen feet long, four.
teen feet beam and three feet hold, has two
nins.ineh cylinders, with two Zee, stroke,
one fve.fued boiler sixteen feet long and
forty-four inohe. In diameter.
The United States snse. boa. 8. II. Long.
went down to Vickshurg on the 9Th, in or
der TO lay In supplies and clean her boilers.
She has been doing yeomsn Service in
cleaning out the river between Vick.bury
and Msmphi.- Capt. Hurley .syl he has
pulled nino.y-eieh. snags out of tho chaa.
mel between vicksburg and Bluff City
and has about leo more TO pail GU: Of the
sand-bars and along sither side of the
river, that are otherwise Liable 81 any time
to drift into the channel. lie cleared out
the chute al Pswpsw island 20 thoroughly
that 1t nov open for the passage OF
boats, and this i, ,ae IsI work be Inns
done This 1. abou. the tes, work the
snsg boats have done .or long while. We
earnestly hope tina, they will continue in
their good work.
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FRIDAY EVENING. Dec. u.
Tux RivERs-The rise in tina Ohio
from six o'ccock pm. last evening to six
PIN, this evening, MAS about Ave inches.
Tn. Mississippi tnd all the streams trihU-
tGry thereto are rising. La tho .wea,y-
four hour andine Ia, might, AT -. Lour,
n. Mississippi rc,s shuut ON. for
BUSINESS ASp WlAIHER iius,ues-
va oeru active thar fJr so,ns DAYS pre-
y,Uu,. and there 4 4. ptcbsidlhy vf GcttHr
,imv.. The weather ducing ,hc dny hue
teen Everything bat sgr.esol.,
iictween iwu'ru Wt .ne
o'c!t.'k il rdinod very hard ard slight
showers Occurred at Intervals throughout
the remainder of the day The streets
are IN most depiorubis condition II. be-
ing next to impossible 10 get over the
street crossings
MscELLAKEous.-The Sam. J. Hall
went by this city last night, bat when she
reached . point not far from the june
ton of tho two rivers, she Was compelled
20 20 TO tho bank, on account OF the high
winds. She remained thore until noon
to-day, when . blister was discovered on
one Of her boilers, and she came back TO
Cairo tor repairs.
The Gen. Anderson took the two bsrgcs
brought here by the Bluf City, TO st.
Louis.
Tho Idlswiid brought - packsg. Tor
Cairo, 90 bbls potatoes, 60 do, ~ bbls
whiskoy, 100 sacks corn, 400 bbls tour,
and 1878 sacks corn for the South.
The Mary Alice went out with I barges
Of freight for New Orleans.
.,,ns IAh r..
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

TIN only plR.r nhsru such ins.itn.nts
are kept il. sr",l IL : .Gu"rn Tn ~. {. =.
T. " " n'tr:'- onr'tr Eish'b 7.t.u.
and Ws'tn"et.G sN"'rD I."y keep t.,
e9i"hrstod Nin. krrro piaD. .s,"i T.,
H." "n,. pcuni"rr. i".,,rh,~. ih-
BATE pun" aEd urSru. ni.o al" ,r.,hr..
led Noer roI T'lehe, orssn,. An,
oRo wishing 10 saIpri.e h,s family wish
such IA usLrumsn. would do we'll by CALI
Ing ut Buders, ss they will makes rates
and terms more liberal than dealers Of the
kind in large cities. l2-itl
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-13

IL YOU WANT
Choice New York Buck WLcs. Flour.
Cape Cod Gran berries,
New York Cider,
Iowa OGion,,
New York Apples.
New Orleans Sugar,
New Orleans Mol...es
New Sugar Cured hams,
Choice Navy Beans
Fresh Prune,,
Fresh Currents,
New kaisins,
Choice Orange,
Christmas Toys,
or anything in the wholesale or retail
grocery lice, go TO SrRATroS i BiKDs,
li..t Ohio Levee
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ATTENTION 10 called to the card OF
Mayor Wood, to be found in another col.
um in this mornings BULLIrxS, in refer
encs TO vaccination. The small po1 hsv-
Ing made its appearance In several Of the
ueighborIng cities, this matter becomes
ono ofgreat Importance 10 our ci.izsus.
The city has been divided into three dis
tricts, aud q physician appointed to sec
that the inhabitants Of each district Az
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+. .. RlXsogp.

Auction SALE This morning at 10
O'Clock st my salosroom, No. llI CONNER.
clsl avenue, ! will offer for tslo furniture
consisting Of bsds.cads, chairs. wash stands,
bureau chair, Kitchen safe cooking stove,
one bowl and pitcher. two bird cages,
knives sna corks, dishes and matresss. ;
also Ole chest Of carpenter tools. sale At
nigh, Of boots, shoes aud dry goods.
Regular sale " farni,uro:eysry Satur.
day morning at 10 o'clock.
LOUIS II. MIKRs, Au :iio neer.
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4 CARD.

would respectfully announce 10 the peo-
pie Of Cairo that have resumed the prac.
tIce OF dentistry in my old rooms, No. 40
Commercial avenue, and hope by strict at
tention to business and ever striving for the
highest excellency In the profession, 10 be
able 10 give entire satisfaction in oil eases,
and to merit liberal portion of your pat.
ronagO. i. J.. WILLIAMS, Dentist.
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p. Fitzgerald at his rooms, corner
Fourteenth street AMI Commercial ave.
nue., offers for sale Guinness Porter i
Bass Aios and pure Hennessy brandy,
aud the genuine Aagosture bi.ters, all
arst-clsss cholera cures. Try them
III &c
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FOR SALE.

Tho wel'-known business stand OF Cu.tead
n Provo, at the moutl, Of Clearcresk, Alex
ander county, Illinois, situated In one OF
the finest agricultural districts OF tho West,
and with wel-estahlished trade. This " IN
be found rare opportunity for MI energetic
business man.
The premises consist OF store a0Xi0 feet;
= dwelling OF eight rooms, well furnished
and conveniently arIangad. xoad 4.isssss..
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FOR sALt.-A irst.cla.ss hotel In good
locality tn central part OF the city with q
good run OF business. Reasons for selling
are satisfactory and will be explained on ap
plicatIon. The sale must be completed ON
or before the 18TH inst. Apply to VIM.
Brown, Browns hotel. corner Seventh street
and Washington avenue. td
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FOR SALE.

Two Batteries of two Boilers, each -
feet long, az inch Dram, IA inch Fluss
with fro fronts. Mud and Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
Britchir, AL complete and iu lrst-clsss
order'i been uSed only three months. For
price, exc, inquire Of J. I. kgNSIE,
9-2''.f Vulcan Iron Works
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] WILL rent 10y house ca Ninth asses
between Walnut spd Cedar street,, lys
rooms and hall, gas snd good c!';ern.
Apply at the Insurance office o. q. r.
L. on, one door south VI ichuLs drug
store, Commercial avenue.
1t j. u. Sn1Lpoy.
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PARENTS ATTENTION.

Having larger stock Of Youths. Boys
and Childrens' Clothing on hand than is nee
essary for the Cairo market and an idea OF
making this our last season u childrens
clothing, we will eel our stock. zone OF the
finest in the stste),at NEW YORK COST for the
mex, thirty days. Parents wishing come line
clothing a. low figure, Tor Holiday presents,
can ind them for sale IN the above lot. This
l. no advertising dodge. but We intend to do
Just what we say SELL the FINEST STOCK
OF Yorrns', BOYS ana CnILpIENj' CLOTH
ING ever brought to the state outside OF
Chicago at New YORK COST.
!. FAENBAKEE Il son,
No. III. ohio Leyec, ~ door above First
National BA.k.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVALS
snc departures Tor the "a hours ending ~
B.. al. last evening
Steamer Illinois, Columbia.
I" Jas. Fisk, PsducsA
Colorado, ST. LOU.
Grand Tower, ST. LOU.
- Lady Lee, Red river
" Idlew,ld, Evansville
- Minnsols, Cincinnati
Tow-bosts Sam. J Hale, Cincinnati
Future City, 81. Loui.
Gen. Anderson, St. Lonis
DEPARTED.
Steamer Illinois, Columbus
" Colorado, Vicksburg
" Henry Ames, New Orleans
Joe Kinney, St. Louis
Grand Tower, MemphI.
" Idl.wIld, Evansville
Lady Lee, st. Louis
MinneOla, Memphis
Towbosts Future City, ST. Louis
" Gen. Anderson, st. Louis
A" Mary Alice, New Orleans.
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WILLIAM WINTER


has hl, mammoth instrument shootirg out
imperial photographs for Christmas presents
At the rate Of one minute. Persons de.i.
rous OF having n Handsomely painted picture
and purely artistic in finish. should give
their orders in season. Photographs can be
made on cloudy days equal 10 those on sum
shining ones at
THIS GALLERY
owing TO the gigantic sky.llsht. which can.
not be surpassed In
NEW YORK CITY
Also on hand a tnc assortment II gold and
walnut frames. All are invited to call aud
examine. Portraits in oil up to life size and
aquarelies OF the highest finish. for which
medals have been awarded.
Gallery on sixth street. between Com
mercial and Washington avenues, Cairo.
Illinois. 1a.i0t,
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NACClSSATIUN.

All citizen. are hereby notified that on ac-
count OF the prevalrn ee OF small pox in Chi
cago aud ether neighboring cities, the board
Of health deem It Necessary 10 divide the
city into three districts md kaso appointed
the following physicians for the purpose Of
raceinsting all persons who in their opinion
require vaccination. Or. G. II. Evans will
attend to the district lying south OF Ninth
street. DR.. II. Wsrdner 10 the. Distributing
between Ninth and Seventeenth streets. Or.
J. {. sullivan to all that part Of the city ly-
ing north OF Seventeenth street. The ply.
sicians hereby appointed have instructions
TO report the names Of all persons refusing
to be vaccinated. The physicians shall also
col!ec; from all persons vaccinated, who nre
able 70 pay therefore, the sum OF evenly
i've cents and shall note the Same IN their
report TO Tic board.
by order OF the board OF health.
JoHN WooD. chairman.
CAIRO III December 1Ith Is-.
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EVERY FLAVOR As REPRESENTED

EVERY FLAVOR As REPRESENTED.
With great care, 10y process entirely his
own, DR.. Price i, enabled to extract from
each of the true select fruits and aromstics.
all OF its characteristic fayor, and place in
the market 3 class OF Flavorings of rare cx-
cellence. Every favor A. represented. Of
great strength and perfect purity,
For any flavor that may DO wanted for
navoring ice cream, jellies, custards, pastry,
ETC., we recommend DR.. Prices Special
fiayoriDgs, and feel sure that like his Gel
ebrated Cream Baking Powder, will give
perfect satisfaction. There l. no imposition
in these articles. d&wIw.
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SintL street, sud will BE under the care
Of Dr.. 9. u. Evans. ibe second district
ID al! that par. Of the city laying between
the care of Dir. IL wsrdner aud the
third district all that part .. the city north
u Seventeenth street, TO be under the
charge u DR. Sullivan. Read thu Mayor,
card
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TOYS CHEAP.

Nfs II. J. Carson wishes 10 cali s.,en.
lion tia, she has jgs, received neat ss-
ssrimsnt Of toys, notions AID .ancy goods,
on Commercial aSeLGe between EnetL
sai Tenth sireAa. l..?w.
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r!' 7nuui 49, ~. ct 30" .'',...uit :
ni ~" tir.t NsIj"ua. Ht j ct, 80 81 ,"u.
;i'rliun &" l'ic.tis, ;. h,I - r,, %,
Il 'r -. ,tii bauh ~ thli., "u .,HJ Jar.
uuy b., ia. between the n"u.s ui ~
o'e!ock u Ia ,nd ! clock rm.
tn>s. GO NNI>ull1N, 'sidvg.
CAIRO, | j., December 10. lsi til
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NorIcE is hereby given that will pay
40 bills for goods sold TO any of the EN-.
ployes Of The CAIRO BULLETIN, either
or themselves or FOR the use Of the Office
unless the same are furnished on an order
igned by Mr.. Burnett or myself.
l2-20-ly JoHH II. OBrRLY.
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NOTICE,

Ny colnec,'on with tho ST. Chsrlel he
tel $; proprietor will cease On the 18th
met. Parties holding bills or accounts
against mo or the 81. Charles arc request.
cd to present thsn cor se,.lsn.en. before
that data.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-13

TIE laryst stock of silver and plated
ware; silver and plated spoons, knives
&c., ever brought to Cairo, can be found
At z. x W. Buders, corner Eighth street
and Washington avenue. l2-4td
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TIE European hotel, Harry Walker
proprietor, ia oron at all hvurs Of the
night. ll.7-lm
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DANCE, DANCE,!

A grand ball will be given AT Schcele"
hal! December 18th, by Cooper Union No, .
of illinois. Admission one dollar. Every
body respectfully invited.
Copiipit,cc ~ arrangement,
g. NrNrh,
e. II. v upr'f
AM. a. "llt., -''E.
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THr report havin: been circulated
that County Treasurer Martin had refused
to cssh county order. presented to him,
he desires Us 10 say the, tho rcpor, /. IN.
foundcd. 50 long e. ,h.ro 10 n dollar IL
the county treasury lc will pay i: out on
properly certified co.4iy orderr.
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THr party NJ the ST. Charlie. last light
Wa, very brilliant STAIR. We saw our
lady correspondent Ia the room and are
sure abe will have something 10 say TO-
r1srrow
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l..9.ilN
ROSS.

Ross has on hand, and Tor sale large
quantity Of oak and hickory wood, cut and
split, and ready for the stove. Also all
kinds OF coal which W III be delivered in any
part Of the city on short notice. Leave or
ders At coal yard, on Commercial avenue,
opposite Eleventh street. Dec. G-;im
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TxS pounds o. sugar for 81 at Wilcox .;
81 pounds Of butter for 81 at Wilcox's;
Is cents per peck Tor po.a.oc. at Wilcox's
I1wI
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Fon good square meal goto Hurry
Walkers restaurant, CominafeisI aseru.
between seventh and Eighth street Ia,
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MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS

VI hNL ACI III MI JE W ELEKS.
Any one wishing something made in the
lewelry line for tbs holidays will please
send in their orders as soon Us possible to
E.~S w. Buder. manufacturing jewelers.
corner of Eighth street and Washington
avenue. l2.std
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Nsw line OF collersttes. ties, gloves
and hosiery this week st S.asrt u Ghol-
ion's.
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a iAtoE and complete stock Of dry
goods, clothing, boots and sbo.. and crock.
cry q. panic price,. Also the lsrges, ss-
sortmen. Of holiday toys and fancy goois.
Call and see before purchasing elsewhere,
M Hartmann. ll-z9tc
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ALL kinds OF game constantly On hand
Al Harry Walkers, Commercial avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
1I-.-Irn
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CouSTr TRkAsoRTE MARTIS has so far
recovered from HE late sickness a. 30 ts
able IT, attend h. business sgsu.
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LARGE Ai!.wool six-pouDd blankets a.
81 Is per pair, ~ iinrtmAn's. li-2s "
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For GAS and steam lifting 90 ~ Ren
nie's Vulcsn iron works. Commoscis!
avenue, foot Of Ninth street S-l0-tf
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Tnrsg will 10 special term 4 .Le
coanty court on the 10Th inst.
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Two prisoners in ,hs County jail have
Tor several days past been trying 10 Gu,
ileir way out, but their tasr,. having
been discovered by Jailor Fitzgerald, and
'he'F tool. tssen from them, !Ley are di,.
heariened and have determined 10 avail,
the action 81 the Circuit Court.
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LEPltYES CHEAP
a.
Phillips sud Briggs.
'oTner Tenth and Commercial.

Il.20 In
NOTICE Il lake this methed or inform
ing the public that 1 have returned 10 the
city, AMI ana now prepared 10 Ill orders for
photographs at my Gallery, corner Of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue.
J. j. THOMAS,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-13
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DISSOI.C I IUN NOIIOF..
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the name and
style OF Ayers a Co., Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Of the parties. Persons in
deb.ed 10 the late firm will make payment
10 $. u. Ayers, who alone il authorized TO
receipt for same. Tho business will be car
rled on By 6. II. Ayers under the style of the
late firm. ). d. AYERS,
T.. J. AYRRs.
CAIRO, Ills, Deet mhor |. 1870. d.lw-wlm