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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-13
RELIGIOUS.

The Church of the Redecmcr Is stu in
search of rector.
The time ofreligious picnics draws near
Which congregation will inaugurate the
ballf
The Baptist church will go on after awhile.
Rev. Mr.. Baker, who commenced the move.
mcnt. will be In the city In few days.
The sermon OF Rev. II. b. Thayer in the
morning Of sunday last, Is said to have been
avery fine production. He Is growing IN
the affections OF his congregation.
difficulty In one of our churches-onc
OF the biggest ones--resulted IN the with
drawal ihercfrom, sometime ago, OF one oi
its shining lights. lie became Disguised
with the conduct Of another shining light.
Rev. MIR. Shores congregation Is becom.
Ing more powerful every day, and 1t should
be proud OF its pastor. Tie has pluck, and
true Christian courage. Having established
rs Zion after much labor, the nefarious
enemies Of religion desire TO drive him
away; but he sticks.
The intidels Of this city long for the blood
Turney. 1t Is proposed by them to cap.
ture that gentleman when he xt appears
In this city, and skin him alive. lie Is a ter.
ror to them. Having vanquished their fa,.
,rite, Dentou--the man who tells over the
o d tale OF the doubters--, hey greatly fear
that he will be guilty of some other mischief
| that will rebound TO the glory Of the tru,
belief
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p r OP 0 S A l. S
FOR COPYING THE LAWS AND
JOURNALS OF THE 28TH
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
VI ILLINOIS.

On or before the 2Sth day OF May, 1873
and until ]? O'Clock IN. OF said day, sealed
proposals Will be received hy the &C mmis.
slopers OF public printing for copying The
laws, Journals and joint Resolutions of the
lwehty.eighth general assembly OF the
sta'e OF Illinois, and for such additional
copying as may be ordered by said general
assembly.
Such proposals mush be In tripicatc, ono
copy TO be deposited with the secretary 1
state, one with the auditor of public At .
counts and one with the state treasurer,
and accompanied by bond, for the faithful
performance Of the contract, In the penal
sum Of $4,000, signed by two sureties. Said
bond must be satisfactory TO said commits.
sioners, and be approved by the governor,
and hledin his Office until the award Is
made.
Each proposal must be accompanied BY at
least ten lines OF the hand writing OF the per.
son making tho pr0pONal,-legal cup paper
taken ~ the measure
The governor and the commissioners OF
pubic printing reserve TO themselves tie
rightto EeJectany aud all bids. The proposals
VIII he opened at three o'c ock p. m, Wed.
hesday, Nay -, 1873, In the office OF the
governor and the contract then and there
awarded unless all bids are rejected.
LEO, II. HARLOW, Sec'y OF State.
Z, +. LIPPINCoTT, Auditor L. a.
L. RuTz, State Treasurer.
oil d2w. Commissioners Public Printing
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THE FURNITURE FACTORY AND
SALES RUOMS.

VIM. Eichof, proprietor Of the furni.
ture factory and salesrooms, corner Wash
ington avenue and Seventeenth street, has
always on hand n complete stock Of ali
kinds of furniture, which no is enabled to
to sell on better terms than any other
dealer in the city. He invites public at
tention to this fact, and solicits call from
all desiring to purchase furniture.
Mr.. Eicho6 proposes on the 2lst inst,
or about that date, to add to his business
another depsr,ment-the manufacture OF
caue-sest chairs He is now negotiating
with and has already secured the ser vices
OF some of the best of ~orkmen in tins
line, and will also give to this department,
his own attention and care. Persons hav.
ing cane chairs, out of which the seats
have been worn, can have them .ecsnrd
now, by sending in their orders 10 the fac.
tory on Washington avenue. Old cane
seat chairs can be made jus, rs good as
new at trivial cost, 6-ll.tf.
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PERSONAL.

ID. Hurd, ESQ.,, and lady, and Charles
Denver City.
q. ID. Mathuss, vice president Of the cham.
Der Of commerce, Is absent from the city, ut
Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Herman Meyers, the popular tobacconist,
complains that business Is not as brisk as II
should be, but he is doing driving business.
Mr.. Patterson, formerly Of Springfield,
this state, has removed to this city, and is
acting rs train master and superintendent OF
| telegraph on the e. and v. road.
| Miss Jennie Wilson aud sister. daughter,
OF Hon. Thos. Wilson, of this city, are IL
shawncetown, visiting friends aud relations
So says the Gazette Of that place.
Morgan saws he hoo s.cn unable to decide
whether Judge Green or Judge Mulkey wa.
tho best looking lawyer in attendance AZ the
late term OF the Gallatin county circui,
court.
Messrs. Allen, Green and Linegar have
been swimming In the legal waters of the
Massac county circuit court. In that puddle
they are the the biggest kind Of fishes
whales.
Harris OF Mound City, was in town yester
day. lie clings to the old party with re-
workable devotional devotion which hide,
from his eyes the fact that on It's tenet Is
written the word "lchabod."
Deputy Sheriff Meyers was conspicuousy
at church on Sunday. This is the good
work Of The BULLETIN, the great religion,
organ. We have driven Myers into his de-
votions--into church-greater labor thar
the impounders ever had in getting .
stubborn porker into the public pound
The fact is, the deputy intends to stand fol
the slrivealty at the end OF Mr.. Twins
term, and having the other element OF the
| community secure he Is now cultiva,iug, un
| ue' W.. 1--isn"-. 49, --uoi--- -t.--~.,
We shall, we have no doubt, make u sheril
OF Myers yet.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Corlis tobacco factory is what is the
matter now.
There was ripple of excitement in town
all is lovely again.
The livery stable Of Fields Is open to the
world. All who wish, and can pay. may
ride by application to it's proprietor.
J. X. Cunningham o, Cunningham's ex.
press, got badly hurt yesterday morning
while trying to drive on Greenfeld's ferry.
boat.
divorce suit now pending in the circuit
court Of this county, promises rich and racy
developments. The wife says he's unlnIth.
fu, and he says she's another.
If the road from Col Taylor's residence
TO the ieVee were repaired, no tcamster
would enter a protest. IL Is rough, and Ter
riely trying on carriages aud wagons.
Several mosquitoes have made their ap,
pearance IN the Second ward. One of the
new corners presented ms bill TO Bixby, who
repuuiated 1t, much to the mosquitoes dis
gust.
Weiss beer Is again in the market, an
item OF news which will bring the smile to
the face OF many Christian, and Joy 10 the
heart OF the greatest sinner. 1t abides a,
Harry Walkers.
Arnold and Meyers have gone into the
aucl ioneer and commission merchant bust.
ness. These are br.tliug aud driving men,
and Will not let the grass grow under their
feet In their new business.
| Tho Ua.th.r -, a,
clous variety. In the evening there was q
| little too much wind, but, we have no doubt
that we shall, by peristeit effort, soon have
the old thing perfectly regulated.
AregimeDt OF Mound City people was In
townyesterday. They mustered In platoons
on every street. Gen. Potter was observed
10 hahk several places where something
good to-eat is dispensed at reasonable
! prices.
! The Rough and Readys installed then new
o'hcer' last night, Bross becoming president
and Ober.y retiring. The latter gentleman
| lisa failure as = fireman. This assertion can
be made good by the testimony OF Meyer.
and Meyers.
The city police are becoming very ef
hclent' There viii be no more sleeping un
der awnings, visiting saloons or loatng or
corners Not while Mchsle runs things, oil
else we are not acquainted with Mac, which
the same We are.
IL more OF our citizens would visit the
public schools, more interest would be taken
by the scholars aud teachers: and, II teach,
ers and scholars would take little more In,
terest In the schools, greater numl or o.
citizens would visit them.
Nothing was done on Change vest, I'd "
except ordering a water-cooler and :
toons A motion to amend by subst Ut 4
barrel OF whiskey forthe water-cooeI W !,
lost by an overwhelming vote, a result
which will probably give mortal ofense TO
Stockfeth.
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Alderman Morris asked that the clerk
read thu report again.
The clerk read the report
Alderman Bxby said the siueW"k on
Eighth street was much better 'han many
other sidewalks in the city, and WI" goou
for considerable wear and tear ye'. mat
there was no danger OF any one fNling Trough
Il. and breaking their legs or their sh'h''
for which the city would have to psy them
heavy damages.
Alderman Robinson said that he would
state for the benefit OF Alderman bixhy that
all the DANA yes the city had ever PAID was
e., persons who had fallen through 10" sue
walks. that he never heard Of any one ii'-
ling through a high sidewalk
Aldarm,n Hixby said II that was true, he
would recommend that all the sidewalks oe
showed I'M ,ky.high, and higher II such a
thing could be done.
Alderman Bixby's motion was put and
lost.
Alderm,p Nellis moved that the report OF
the committee he laid on the table Car
rivd.
The committee on claim, reported back a
large number of bills recommending pay.
ment. which were allowed Ivy the council.
Mr.. Morris. from the ordinance committee
offered an amendment to the ordi ance re-
garding the impouniing Of dogs, 80 chang
ihg the rodiuance as to give the
city marshal aud police con
stables the right 10 shoot dogs in .tead of i'm
pounding them. The amendment wa
adopted.
BIDS ron CRY PRINTING
Bids for the city printing br the ensuing
wear were submitted by THI BULLETIN and
sun
The bid of THE BULLETIN was rs follows
For publishing proceedings Of the city coun'
Gil, 81 per month Tor all Advertisements, or
dinances ETC., % cents pei square, and job
work at usual rates.
| The bid OF the sun We, for publlshin 9
the council proceedings, 900 per year; adj
vertisements, 10 cents per square, and jot
work at usual rates. r-~
The bids were referred TO the committee
on printing to report at the next meeting o
the council.
Alexander Allen. through his attorney
sen, TO the council a communication statinI
that ii the council would not appeal tn
case recently tried in the cir
cult court, by which he wa
awarded 500 damages foi injuries sustaine'
in falling through the sidewalk On lweh
tieth street, ne would ayree not to brin
suit against the city for injuries received i,
falling through the sidewalk on Eight
street.
steven Bradley proposed to the council t.
run scavenger carts during the summer, 70
pay at the rate of 5000 year.
Council adjourned.
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CITY COUNCIL
MEETING LAST NIGHT-A LITTLE OF
EVERYTHING AND Nor MUCH
OF ANYTHING.

The city council met in regular session
last night, with the following members pres.
ent: Bixby, Meyers, McGauley, McEwen,
Morris, Phillips, Korsmeyer. Rttenhouse
and X binson.
On motion the reading OF the minutes of
the previous meeting was dispensed with.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
report from the street committee, re.
commenting that the sidewalk on Fourth
street be repaired, was received The com.
mittee stated that, although 1t had been OF.
dered by the old council that a new side.
walk should be built on Fourth street, the
present street committee were OF the belief
that by a little repairing the old sidewalk
could be made to arswer-for long time
all tho purposes Of new one. The report
OF the committee was adopted.
PETITIONS.
A petition from residents of Eighteenth
street, west OF Walnut. asking the council
that the ordinance requiring u sidewalk TO
be built on that street be not adopted, was
received, and the request OF the petitioner.
granted.
A petition from Mr.. Moses Foss, asking
the council to con'truct an approach on
Seventeenth street TO Washington avenue,
was received and laid upon the table.
EIGHTH STREET BRICK SIDEWALK CUES.
TON.
A petition from property owners oil
Eighth street, requesting the council to not
adopt the ordinance requiring them TO put
down brick sidewalks, was receive ut the
last meeting of the council and referred 10
the street committee.
The committee reported on the petition,
and recommended that the request of the
petitioners be granted.
Mayor Wood called Alderman Robinson
to the chair, and took the floor In opposition
TO the report of the committee. lie said
that Eighth street was oue of the few streets
In the city where brick walk could be nut
down; he did not care whether the walk
was put down just right now or not; when
the present walk was worn out would be time
enough, but when new one was put down
he hoped it would be brick. There was one
man on that street who now occupies four
feet Of the walk, and If a sidewalk ten feet
| wide was to be put down, Gown would have
to come his tine porch, That was why that
individual petitioned the council not to
adopt the ordinance.
Alderman Korsmeyer said he did not
think new sidewalk on Eighth street neces.
| sary the OLD one would iast a long time yet
Alderman Meyer said that the committee
had examined the sidewalk on Eighth street,
and found II In very bad condition.
There was lot OF trees
on the street and the stumps
would have to be removed, which would
cost good deal, especially rs the city would
have to bear two.thirds OF the expense of
putting down brick sidewalk, The com.
mi,tee came to the conclusion that It would
be cheapest to repair the old walk
Alderman Rittenhouse said he hobbed
over that sidewalk about six times day
an thought II would last q while yet any.
how. II the ordinance could be adopted,
aud It's provisions delayed being enforced
tor while, II would all do.
Alderman Bixby mo,ed that the repol, Of
the committee be adopted.
Alderman Korsmeyer seconded the mo-.
ton
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SALE OF sERvICEABLE AND I,ysrR.
NlCEABLE ORDNANCE STORES,

Navy Department, April 20. 1873.
There will be sold at public auction 10 the
highest bidder. at l2 IN, on THURSDAY. NAV
70 b, 1873, at the naval station, Mound CITY
Illinois, quantity OF cannon projec,iles and
miscellaneous articles OF ordnance, in part
~ follow, viz:
90 81 pdI Parrot rifles.
81 pdr Parrot rifles.
l3ppdr Dahlgren rifle.
$50 "dr Dablgren RIFLES.
~ 80 pdr cannon.
" eight inch cannons.
six inch mortar.
large quantity, about AL tons, OF ten
men, eight inch, a2 pdr, 30 pdr, % pdr, 10
pdr, and thirteen inch mortar proi.c,IIe.
and miscellaneous ordnance stores. includ
ing lot OF scrap bronze.
Terms; Ten per cent. In government
'un's On the conclusion OF the sale, and the
'emsihoer within ten days, during which
time the articles must be removed from ~.
government " WAC
It's TO he distinctly Understood ,ba, M
guarantee VIII be given 20 purchasers =,
articles offered for sale and no,sd a. ~
catalogue ~ regards their .aae, condi,,on
or qusiity, but 1t is believed. however. ,ba,
everything offered for sale /, Is r,pre.s,,sd
WILLIAM N. JEvyERs, Chief OF bors,n
The above IL published by order on ~.
sommsndant Of station, to whom persons Do.
siriny 70 become purchasers and wishing n
inspsst the articles offered Tor sale Should
spply. FRAScsT GILLsTr,
&SdAwtd PsywAsteS Y, u. Navy.
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A new hotel has been opened In the large
house located on the corner Of Seventh
street and Washington avenue. " .'''" -
AnV~u as D,V"uo uvtei, and proprietored
by Mr.. Brown, whose reputation rs hotel.
keePor is w.ii-tnown In this city. The
house has been thoroughly renovated ana
refurnished, and is In every way frst-class.
The tables are At all times furnished with
the best the season affords, and the charges
liberal, being only 81 90 per day. Mr.
Brown solcits and deserves share Of tho
public patronage. S-iitf
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL

This popular hotel has been reht,ed and
improved, and is now one OF the mos, com,
portable stopping places in the city. The
travelling public aud persons desiring
pseaut quarters by the week or month, will
always hnd them at the Commercial hotel.
Rates OF board have been reducted Ms fol.
lows Dsv board. a. 80 per week; transit,
VI eo per day; board and lodging, from u
70 u per week. n
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

u. s. $40. SER, OBsEkvER's OFFICE. |
CAIRo, May IL, lsI3, l0:ll pm.
Barometer 29:Sl.
Thermometer 20 degrees.
Wind southwest, yelosity II miles per
hour.
Weather fair.
Maximum temperature last "a hours, at
. p. m, ~ degrees.
Aluminium temperature, last "a hours, at
10. T., o6 degrees.
Prevailing wind last "a hours, west.
Total number of miles wind travelled. last
~ hours, 237.
DAVID W. HARNETT Observer.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILDE received at II Ohio levee, until l2
~, Nay 18th, 1873, for the city printing for
the var ending May !, 1874. Said bids 10
state prices FOR publishing the proceedings
OF the council, and all notices relating to
same how much per square for all other
notices and advertisements. Also, rates Tor
job work required. The council reserves
the riSit to reject any, and all bids, should
they deem II TO the best interests OF the city
to DO so. +. II. FALLS, City Comptroller.
CAIRO, May 0, 1873. D., ST.
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The Cairo Casino society will give a grand
ball and supper at John scheel's Washing
ton Hall, on Monday, June 2, 1879. In the
forenoon oil that day the society will parade
displaying for the fir.t time beautiful new
six flag. 1t is the object OF the committee
appointed I, mike the proper arrangements
that this ball shall be one Of the grandest
ever given in the city. 6.T-ot
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ICE CREAM sALuuN.

As warm weather is approaching the
love . OF ice cream will be glad TO learn ,A.t
Me.srs Saup & Clarksou have fitted up and
reiurnished, in elegant style, their Ice cream
parlors. Their mammoth soda fountain ha,
.iso been put in running order. and nothing
Is wanting about the establishment to mah {
the pleasure aud comfort of their patron,
complete s-l5-ti
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PERFECT FITTING, FINE WHITE
SHIFTS
5-l2.dlw
(Sun copy

stuart 4 Gholson, .manuiacturer agents
for Quaker City fine white shirts. Measures
taken aud a Mt guaranteed. Our shirts are
cut by the best shirt eaters In the United
States. The best workmen are employed,
and the very best material used,
Gentlemen, we can give you n more per-
feet fitting, and better made shirt Tor less
money than any travelling statesmen can fur
nlsh. Our line of gents furnishing goods
will be found complete. 5-l36t.
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NEW GOODS.

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
just opened out q stock OF new and fashion
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and hfty different styles of hats and bonnets,
beside large assortment OF ribbons, flow.
ers and notions o, all sorts, all OF which vii
be sold NJ the lowest prices.
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Mr.. j. NJ. Moskovics, the enterprising
dealer In dry goods, washington avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets, offers his
large and varied stock of goods at cost
prices. Ills store 10 full Of the choicest Of
dry goods Of every variety and quality, and
the prices at which he Is disposing Of them
| are astonishingly low Call upon him and
satisfy yourself 81 IT,
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r. NJ. Ward 10 now prepared to deliver the
best OF sawed and split hickory wood to any
part Of the city. Also oil kinisof wood and
coal always on hand. Leave orders a, his
office, corner Seventeenth street and Com.
mercial avenue. 3-2o IT,
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NOTICE TO SALOoN.KEEPERS.
saloon-keepers, and all others, are hereby
notified to sell no more liquor to my husband,
Phillip Baugh. Any person selling liquor to
him after this date. will be prosecuted to
the full extent OF the liquor law.
CAIRO, May s, 1873. SARAH BAUGu.
SO 6ls
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FOR SALE.

Heal estate. Those eight fine lots south
and east OF Thirty.iourth and Poplar streets,
known ss the Boyd lots. Also the tenemsn,
house, corner Of Thirty fourth aud Poplar
rms, hall cssh, balance In one year. Ia.
quirs OF GxoRos F,suxp. a,
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The mosquitoes. knots, flies. bugs and
humble bees. are coming, 80 prepare your.
self by covering your window with wire
cloth from Haley's; you can sleep without
bars. and dine without flies. 4.2i I'm.
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New stock aud new styles Of wall paper
paints. oils, window glass, etc., etc, at b. +.
Meigs' new store, Washington avenue and
Eleventh street. Call und zee the latest
styles in wall paper before purchasing else.
where. A-iou
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Pure cider vinegar, double strong, war.
ranted TO preserve pickles, Tor sale by the
barrel: and at retail, at II. G. Thielecke's
grocery store, Washington avenue, betw, ell
Tept.and Eleventh streets. S.litf
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The Burnett steam cooking vessel, the
National Anne rican and Epicure broilers,
the Dudley spiral gate and door spring, at
uslley's, lbs Washington avenue. aga I'm.
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II you want good goods at cost, go to Mos
coyics; Washington avenue, near Tenth
street.
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Fifty thousand envelopes just received a,
the BULLETIN Office.
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The place to buy wall paper 90 per cent
cheaper than any other place In the city is
No. 2, Seventh street. Try II ii. ABLE.
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Envelopes furnished and printed at the
BuLLErIN OFFICE at 20 to ~ per thousand
oo1,f
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce that
David J, Baker is candidate for Judge oil
the Twenty.six,h Judicial circuit. Election
on Monday, June 2, 1873. !"
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NUTTCE.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL X. X. Co.
AGENT'sOFFICE, CAIRO, May IL, ISIS.
On ana after this date the ticket office
will be sept open for the sale of tickets from
o am. 10 Y m, and from 1902 IN. to tp. m,
and from TO $50 pm. The office viii also
be opencd3O minutes before the departure
OF the night trains. JAMES JOHNSON,
5-l2-dlw Agent.
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We are the sole asuut mr. tho Gale Of Mus
sons pure cider vinegar, made on his far"
at Cobdon, Illinois, put up in convenient
sized packages for family use, and every
package warranted pure.
.I3tf. CorrEY, PACE & Co.,
No. IS Ohio Levee
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Moscovics, Washington avenue, near
Tenth street, Is selling OF at cost. 6.2 IT,
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EVOLUTION SMASHED.

The Rev, Turney is exul,apt at the fail
ure Of DR.. Thompson to fish up from the
bottom Of the sea tadpolesn proof of OAR
winism. Had Thompson with P) an.
alyzed the Averill Chemical Paint, he
would have found confirmation strong
as holy" that no tsdpole Siggles its tail
therein, and it was an entirely new cra-
ton Of mans inventive genius, as much
superior to any other paint as man is eY.
allied above the inferior snimsls. OF this
scientific truth the citizels OF Cairo are
rapidly becoming convinced. For sale
mixed ready for use in purest whitel and
all colors, by n. K. Ways Co.. general
commission merchants, anG agents for The
Iron Buggy Co, Sixth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenue. r