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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-25
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED
CHALLENGES THE WORLD
DIR. SCI ER M a. MS
CELEBRATED
SYPUILlTIC FRADICATOR
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED :

This preparation is acknowledged 10 be
superior 10 all known medicine rs a sure
and certain cure for syphilis in all its forms,
no matter how deplorable the condition of
the patient II i entirely 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 iIom an old physician IN south
America, in ls2a, by pr, sherman. ST., who
has used II with unparalleled success in the
treatment OF syphilis, not only exciting the
admiration and astoni,hment of leading citi-
zenS, but of the medical faculty, and Ia,
saved the lives OF many afflicted when given
up a. past hope by skillful aud eminent ply
sicians.
one bottle win satisfy the greatest skeptic
rs 10 its superiority over all other prepare
tions now in use.
Price, 80 per bottle. Sent 10 any part of
the United states by express. Prepared and
sold only by
DIR SHERMAN,
The Great Specialist,
No, , Chri'ty Az" ~. Louis. Mo.
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE
WHEELER & WILSON SEW
ING MUCuINE

The only authorized agent Of this ma
chine in Cairo is Robert j Foster whc go
Office is on Sixth street and Commercial
avenue, in Dan Hartmsns store. !. c.
Carson Is not authorized to sdjus, or re-.
pair my machines and parties must not
look 10 me If their machines are injured
by him. a. SUMNER.
-. Louis June 20, 1873. G-l7-3w
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TIL E BULLETIN.
Rssdins matter ON every page.
NEW ICE CREAM SALOON

george the barber has opened an c,
cream saloon in the room nex, aoor :,
his barber shop. The apartments ar
well and nicely furnished, and the qualit,
Of the Ice cream prepared By George is
excellent. There are also private apart.
ments htted up expressly for Indies and
gentlemen, where they will DO entirely
removed from tho intcrsion Of those they
may desire to avoid George asks fair
share OF the patronage Of Lo cream sa-
looms, promising totreat them cour,oou.ly
and give thom tho best in the market.
d 80 lm
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J.. VI. Ward Is now prepared to deliver the
best OF sawed and split hickory wood To any
part Of the city. Also all KIN -of wood and
coal alwa. on hand. Leave orders at hi,
office, corn Seventeenth street aud Com.
mercal avenue. .-2j Il.
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To gather pearls from oceans vases
Divers 90 down il divers places
But at our mouths of streams and bays,
No pearls do Asian swimmers rhiso
Like those in beauty's mouth that shin
Made by the sozodont divine.
7-23-l&w2w
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AN ITEM WORTH NOTING The follow
ing was overheard on one Of the street
cars Ia Saint Louis "Dr. McCabe's
Medicated Black berry Brandy sir, saved
two Of my children from tho grave. Our
family physician had given them up and
now, sir, we will not DO without this re-
medy. Money is no consideration for it
no family in the city should be without it,.
This man uttered the sentiments of hun
dreds Of thousands. 7-93-2w
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NOTICE !. hereby given that / will pay
no bills for goods sold TO any Of the em-
ployes Of The CAIRO BULLETIN, either
or themselves or for the use Of the Office
anlese the same arc furnished on an order
Iignei BY Mr. Burnett or myself,
l2-2U-iy JouS II. OBERLY.
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Marriage Guide.

Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition, New
sngravings, Two-hundred and sixty Pages,
'iiee 80 cents. Address DIR. BrrTs' DIsPrS-
usr, u North Eighth Street, 81. Louis, NO.
Advertisement
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DR.. Henry's Root aud Plant Pills.

Mid Jet thorough-no nausea or griping-en-
irely vegetable-grest liver remedy. Price 2,
,ents. Sold by Druggists.
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Mrs. wiLtco mb's Syrup.

The great soothing remedy Price only IS
;ents. Gives rest to the mother aud health TO
he child Sold by Druggists.
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EMIGRATION TURNING!
CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTH WEST MO-

The Atlantic h Pacific Railroad Company
offers 200, 900 acres of land in Central and
Southwest Missouri, at from 50 to 3D. per
acre, on seven years time, with tree trans
pOrtation from st. Louis to all purchasers.
Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools
churches and law abiding society invite
and flowers. For particulars address A.
Tuck, Land Commissioners, st. Louis, Mo.
l.22.d.eOdly
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BOOK BINDER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURER.

blank BOOKS of every description done
with neatness and dispatch. Az kinds OF
ruling done At short notice, biDies, Music,
Msaazines and Periodicals bound neat ana
" .he lowest possible rates, no.,
1nnty work, such o. Records, Dockets
~ Rocks. Blanks, ETC.. made speciality
Hoxss, Pocket hooks, Envs lopss,. etc
ma ie 10 order HT
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The MEDICAL WONDER

A lNFAIIlBLE SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES
! Z the LIVER, BLOOD, klDNENS and BOW.
rs. and great Corrective Of al female deranse-
nuut.. n contains no alChalc .u.gts and is The
7sg-titts .1tlyiia!s fsy ll!e5asL
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Thirty YEARS. REMEDY!
ninrrhUa, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus. SUM
mrr Complaint, Iiux, Chiijren's Teeth-
ing. aud the Great Preventive of
Asiatic Cholera.
MAaUTEE's BENNE PLANT.

MAGUIRE'S B-NNE PLANT.
n ~ eStra0rinary madeleine the fme 81 which spread
trrat throughout the q uuioub edy superior 20
offered public. complaints
whi7hit intended. tinnnAAs
tavnlsb-a Lons Cht.t biographical
instue-t bgreau MGftlurtan, Henry
isrf- flcaasIton ~ GrtnN, 4. }.
pesmgt the celebrated indAU ,s,ioabyi
hospital
steamer pyng the Ntl yI AID tributary rivers. West
sanitary aud Chrllan tomusous army chspiAns aud
ehef zoe humorous 70 mcnfon ie~s highest eneomiqns
oftha rs--s prs.ins It, valuable sdl qualities the Ll.h
No mcii4us We
tau elso efrr % hi hNracr o.
~ Missouri and Hon. dosA lfuu, the
Llui.. aud many other sa.e encap, 6r which
uLassou Z Robbins
30 ~ a1i Hi Fulton Ncs Sold by drurss AMI
r"lis.l drHlers everywhere.
!. ~ g. NAGTIR., sole Prcprietors
W coTre Of oiiNc ANA second SIS, ct. Louis.
30. Price. 10 cent. DER hOti.s.
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HAGA n S

pn-cE, Is C-.,.s FER BOTTLE.
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Il I OOp Wild TNIII.
No Lady Wishes said locks pale
ca'ed aud abe need Tor sht hetk, bright
eAe' aud healthy appearance BY thc occasional or
Mcguire Cuhaurauso bers, the greatest blood
slso acts specially tur boWe trr kiinevs and
promoting healthy circulation 81 the blood Aud effects the
Iesoauon OF color and unpehrantr IN naturl without
ng3aiss to re,,en5as cosmet! e. when do,ior, AL M
ullkL tlNbtHANGO LlNER AND BLOOD BITTER,
interviewer fts DEAN
This very emphatic eNrrou but numerous 10
possession Justify the Ih Medicine 10 the only dis
severed vegetable a4bsttur Cllotlc 10 cures all the
diseases that Mercury has heretofore been tnroe 70 act upon
anh anoi kycr' Affection %! me Liver Adneys Blood Ani
Bowels Weld rotHLal Influence, Dy
toustins Cake Llssituir. Pains In the Rack
Chest BHghta Disease prUpsy Depression amer Disspa
JaUuiicc Diabetes Enlargement aud iuuanuE Of
Liver lmFAi Circulation Heart Disease Feuri Tendency
g. Paralysis Piles, Nafbunclea Bolg Ola sores, 81
relieved by ia use.
send for circular to } & q. MAGrIRE. \. W
e7rner Of Olive and second SITS - Louis, Mo,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-01-23

ed, for long time past, to the discovery of
path of safety for the State from out Of the
labyrinth of danger in which she is involved.
am unwilling to enter upon this grave and
momentous subject until I can see my way
clearly to the end
Haste to utter an opinion never proves its
wisdom. Let us ask patient waiting on the
part of the people, and temporary pacifca-
tion of all their hopes and fears.
CONCLUSION.
The present administration has entered upon
the duties assigned it under the organic law
and Statutes of the State, with bankrupt
Treasury, and shattered State credit. Its
advent has been heradled by loud asseverations
on the part of political opponents that it would
doom the Commonwealth to still deeper fnan-
cial disaster, and enlarge the burdens of the
people.
These forecastings of coming evils to the
State although impelled originally by individ-
ual or party prejudice, also expressed the hon,
est fears and sincere convictions of many good
and estimable citizens. Happily those who
urged them with malevolence were as devoid
of the prescience of the prophet as they are OF
his charity.
The Athenians built column, and Inscribed
upon it the words "To Time, who vindicates." I"
II is for us to determine the irreversible de-
cree of history as to whether our accusers have
Justly charged US. If we faithfully perform
our duties to the State, we can, in this matter,
safely repose our vindication upon the public
judgment and the public conscience, which
eventually are rarely, if ever, wrong.
The passions that were heated in the fierce
crucible of political antagonism are now rap
idly cooling, and men are temperately viewing
the situation as it is.
| I ask only for this administration that it
shall be judged by its work, and that its work
shall be measured by the real difficulties that
environ it,
Those difficulties are not insurmountable.-
The elements of material prosperity are being
everywhere combined and developed in the
State. 1t is for us to take care that no act o1
the State administration shall check this pro.
gressive movement. Our trust-which we hold
solely for the benefit of the people-can be
best discharged by enacting such legislation as
industries and beneficial enterprises already in
plication of the public revenues 10 the objects
defined by law.
To this great end, fellow-citizens of the Sen
ate and House, my efforts, and those of the
State officers who surround me, will not be
wanting, and / am fully persuaded that yours
will not be denied.
1 trust that your counsels for the common
good of the whole people of the State will be
constantly enlightened and fortified by the wis.
dom of the Omnipotent Ruler of the Universe
and that, whatever may be the adverse judg.
ment of men, each legislator will deserve and
receive the approving sanction of his own con.
science in all his public actions.
F. J. MOSES, JR.,
Governor of South Carolina.
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PACIFIC GUAN0 C0MPANY'S
CAPITAL, s,oOo,ooo)
SOLUBLE
PACIFIC GUANO.

THIS GUANO is now so well known in all
Il the Southern States for its remarkable
effects as an agency Tor increasing the products
of labor, as not to require special recommends
ton from us. Its use for seven years past has
established its character for reliable excellence
The large fixed capital invested by the Compa-
ny in this trade, affords the surest guarantee Of
the continued excellence of it's Guano.
The supplies put into market this season are,
as heretofore, prepared under the personal su-
perintendence of DR.. st. Julian Ravenel, Chem
ist of the Company, at Charleston, S. c., hence
planters may rest assured that its quality and
composition is precisely the same as that here
tofore sold.
J. N. ROBSON.
Selling Agent, Charleston, S. C..
JNO. S. REESE & CO.,
General Agents, Baltimore.
TERMS-S4S cash; S53 time, without inter-
est. To accommodate planters they can order
now and have until first of April to decide as
to whether they will take at time or cash price.
When delivered from factory by the car load,
no drayage will be charged.
SHARPE & TOWERS,
Agents, Anderson, s. C..
Nov IS, 1872 81 sm
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TOBACCO! TOBACCO!

TlHE undersigned Keeps constantly on hand
K full supply of Chewing and Smoking
TOBACCO of various brands, which will be
sold by the package or retail. will sell by
the package at Factory prices. Dealers in To-
bacco would do well to call at the West End Of
the Benson House and examine my stock. All
Tobacco and stamps warranted.
l also keep supply of Tobacco at James A.
The purest LIQUORS are kept at my estub-
lishment, including Brandy, Whiskey, DC.
The Waverly House Bar is again open for the
accommodation of the public.
T. J. LEAK,
co,,+ or 1870 IL
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Daily Arrivals.

WE are receiving and have in Store large
w assortment of
Mems, Boys and womens' Saddles,
Bed Ticking,
Alabama Plaids and Blankets,
A large lot of Boots and Shoes
In fact, wekeep up our stock Of Goods, with
fresh arrivals every few days.
SHARPE & TOWERS,
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Clothing.

A LARGE lot of Clothing -Cassi1neres and
n Jeans. We offer great inducements in
the way of prices in these Goods: Call and see.
SHARPE & TOWERS,
No. Granite Row,
Anderson, S. C..
Dec S, 1875 %
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BLACKS
IMPROVED FERTILIZER

MEADE on the farm at cost of six to eight
yI dollars per ton-compares favorably with
standard GUtNOS.
BE sure to give it a trial next year, and thus
save money and encourage home enterprise.
FORMULAS for making can be obtained of DIR.
II. IA. SCUDDAY, Anderson, S. c., or Town
ship agents.
n nv 1o 1872 2l mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
coYuoN SCHOOLS DEFENDED.

The citizens meeting at Cooper Institute
last evening IN defense OF our system OF common
schools was largely attended. IL was called to order
by VIM Iambeer. and Judge Edward ketehum was
chosen Chairman After some remarks by judge
Kechum an original song, written for the occasion anu
entitled Our Common Schools" was sung by Robert D.
yobpston series OF resolutions as follows. were theh
oHerod and unanimously adopted:
R,soired That we view with alarm the appropriation
of pub1c moneys to the support OF deuOmnauonal
schools and II prevent THE, all schools must DC ca
oluded from any share OF the pubic money nat are o
under te control and management OF the fuDc scnOo
Authorities, we demand such EXCLUSION. $500.
ReSoped In order that our Common ecnoOl rystelin
NAV become national, and may be placed beyond tne
reach of its enemies, IN favor OF Incorporating
s general principles in the Constitution OF the Unsu
STATES 80 Tar as to education to the youth ol Tue
whole country. .-.,,-.- 49, oS,,
P,,oped That We are In favor OF making. by law, edu-
cation-suiHcient produce intelligent cltlZehs-eo
R1sored That we earnestly desire all those who are III
favor of the principles herein Cnunclated 10 place
selves in such position that they may DE enabled ~
carry them into effect .,..., a. ,-o,o
Resoped That we hereby pledge ourselves not 10 VOC
for uuy person official position who not IN favor OF
maintaining and developing our common SCHOOLS OF WV
will not oppose appropriation OF the puDe Iuhds !"
or for any seetarian purposes whatever
Addresses were made by the Rev. Dr. Ring the Kew
DR. Gould, and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
s1NGutAR SUICIDAL FREAKS.

Captain Gunner of the Nineteenth Precinct
Police was informed, yesterday, that man had
attempted sucidc house at No sSS Thirdaye Just
a week before and that friends had from some motive
concealed the occurrence from the police Detective Lee
vine was assigned the duty Of investigating the case
and at once went TO the house. He was there denied
admitance although he learned that the name OF the
man who had attempted suicide was Francis Vele, age
o. a collector for tho Mutual Gasight Company. The
officer was informed by the nelghbors that
Vele had attempted selfdestrucuon by SWALLOWING
four ounces OF morphine. DR.. A. c. Graham OF NO. l19
East Fory-sxth-st was called by Yele's friends, and
succeeded in restoring him to consciousness The phys
clan then left house. after giving earnest insiruc
tons TO Mrs. viele watch every movement OF her
husband. Dr. Graham had scarcely LEFT the mousse
when Vee managed TO secure pistol and nre two SHOTS
into his D0oy. Both bullets entered his ABDOMEN ana
Inflicted very severe wounds DR.. Graham was again
called in and dressed Veies wounds. Inc attempted
suicide not reported TO the police, however 3y D
Graham and already stated tney remained unaware
OF the case until yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
CIVIL COURT NOTES.

Important decisions by Judge Blatchf0rd IN
the case Of John H. Plat ag A. r. Stewart and Others
and the proceedings relating 10 the Grand Union Hotel
Saratoga, were rendered yesterday. Ihey VIII Uc
found with other court decisions.
Timothy Cochrane, baT-keeper, was arrested
yesterday by Special Deputy Sheriff Mclaughlin, upon
the charge Of defrauding ms employer James Barker
LIQUOR dealer, Of Twenty ftst aud Eighth ave. Out OF
sums of money amounting. IL is believed 10 $500 Coch
rane had given bail $1,000 up To late hour yester
day afternoon.
The hearing of the testimony in relation to
resumed yesterday in the surrogates Court Alexander
Nimmo testified that Mrs Hardin introduced Mr.. Har-
din to him as husband and that the deceased In
the habit OF calling her my dear" frequently at
their house in COrneiIa-st. Ouly knew them by the
deceased. Jeanette NimmO, the wife Of Alexander
NmmO, and other witnesses were examined, but their
evidence only cOrfOOOratlye OF That OF Mr. NmInO.
Adjourned untli to-day at IL a. III. John X. Porter,
Robert H. COrbctt ana Isaiah T. LOyeOy for tue prOpO
nents, and John l.. BuTreii Tor the contestants
Yesterday, in the SulTogate's Court, a motion
WAS made in the milford Martin contested Will by
the proponents for the contestants TO produce certain
papers, which denied. with privilege TO renew. An
other motion also made In the same by the pro
ponens for the appointment collector Of the per
sOnal property OF the deceased, amounting 10 over
S. CO., which was held by Surrogate Huchngs under
adyisement he remaTkng that no person could be found
who would give the security required by law about
OOOO0 and all ne could do would De 10 appoint col
icc,or Tor the income. dewitt, Lockman Kip Ebrdge
4. Gerry and Ambrose Mcneil Tor the proponents, and
GIDEON j. Tucker, Henry II. Anderson and john NJ
Martin for the contestants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
POLICE NOTES.

On Sunday morning James Quinn was found dead
tpee Liquor. Deceased leaves widow and three children
During a quarrel between Denis Gleason and
Hickey their home No 4S3 EAs' l0u'on YESTERDAY
Police.
Henley Smith, age 2s, of No. u Perry-st., New
working for P,uek Koran, halter NO. 40 Patton
Brooklyn attempted sacie esterisT By sEowig
lie City Hospital recovered from
Of tie drug He supposed to be partially insane IRON eIee's
drinking
Last Friday Henry Pearson entered the house No.
god watches two gold chains aud other property valued
Nj Campbell Pomp,, arrested lie examined before
Yesterday. He acknowledged the crime bot could
oreuSe.
John H. Seebach, whose bonds were stolen from
has received letter shieh stated tn If b. w pay
has Se to paw that amount ssl Tor week to eoader The
1 md NJ seebsb bss ses NE er ia b s ~ =. Ssis
WHO that they viii he able discover M
girl named Ella Austin. age H. died suddenly
edsy morning At the home Of her parents 22 Coubas
a.ioa found immediate cause Of Der
death premature eht9rth bat What led to discovered
Farley liquor dealer at and sberf Attended for
suspicion the real Some Of my alleged hat an sor
o matter.
The inquest in the case of Bridget Thompson. who
va. ISgS sa 70 Gs 1S :. No. 4Sd VII
posed that che bad been eied death By her husband rhom
kick his wife, and that
her The husband proved ati and the
verdict the Thompson
death ou received
reeOgnrcs hin furnish $500 appear wanted
BY tbf Grand jury.
Abont o'clock on Sunday evening a man DELHI
himself River the
Brooklyn Capt g. CAmp and bis NJ
Turner procured pole and let end Off down To the struggling
hh,d medical Assistance summoned bat was too late
Deceased robust
apparently German fulaod prominent bushy eyehrov,
brown muttaehe He dressed daIi gray
Der OF pnBei cards reading follows E Duddenhanr Land
Fresco Painter. No HeEYoTk" On the
Of tie cards the T. X Heller Peseo Painter ga
East Bgh4enhsL
At the Court of General Sessions Yesterday before
the people william Kaiser Charles Becker George
acquitted Of tie charge Of ssnltng Patrick Keenan,
hundred spdtwelkh and oOnehuntred william
seqoitd Of the charge Of stealing watch worth S57 so
person Of james D. Whitaker q No 1877 Ladlos Sept
Charles Spencer boased Benjamin acquitted o
stealing b0rse $780, May 81, T. 2SS
BroadwaJ Brootn Benjsmin Merritt for
T. Hill TIED ossAung With revolver
Huh Reynolds Of No. l26 West
MAJ 10 Abe H1 accused The
guilty. Johnson S32 so PhI
Reilly Of No 4s9 PeAr oct TO- Penteniry
y months. John Rogers for stealing
u and'33
Pehients Joha d. Cou eeri and
cashier the Of BrV, BANKERS 10
Ns indictments found
for eubeemen and for fOr. pleaded guilty forgery
thint which tie
Ninth Merchants Estouai Bank, OF this
Pb ~ sd II and Msy H. amounting all $4,000
and sndsd for sentshoe.