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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-10-03

~ II. u. KASE. Attorney at Law, SUN
l.. BURY, PA. Office in Market square,
,adloining the Office of w. I. Greenough, Esq.D
Professional business In this and adjoining coun-
lies promptly attended to.
SnnltmrN Mnrph 16. 1H12.-lY.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-10-03
w. c. PACKER,
Attorney at Law,
Sunbury, Pa.

',sc. On Front Street. next door to Haas X
Fagsly.
0tayc Hours. Until 3 q m From l2 TO p IN.
trou + to 4 p in., and after O'Clock p m.
At .,l "lher hours when net professionally en-
s4sri, csn b. found at Drug Store, on Third ST.,
,.stto Clement House. aug3,'7
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-22
The Fairfield Herald.
rURI.lSf.. ID
rURLlSH ID
EYER Y IFET.NE,SD.4I'
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Tho Right to Light and Air.

Chancellor Bates, of Delaware, has
delivered decision of interest to rcal
estate 'ownors and builders. j. n,
Primrose, of Smyrna, began, ovcl
two years ago, tho building Of a shed
in tho rear Of his storchouse. The
adjoining propertytis occupied by Dr..
y. E. Clowson, and the shcd, when
finished, would have closed UP the
window of tho Doctors sitting room.
Uo therefore obtained preliminary
injunction restraining Primrose from
work on tho shed, and tho chancellor
has made tho injunction perpetual.
lie declares in his opinion that the
right to light and air, enjoyed with.
out interruption for over twonty
years, rests on tho sauo ground rs ali
other incorporeal rights that the
common lawro England, adopted by
Delaware in l77G, provided that
whore light and air had been nLmi,-
tod to dwelling from any quarter
unintcrrup'edly for period, of TWEEN.
ty years and over, it could not be
shut of, and rs there was no statu. 0
covering the case the common law
must guido him in his decision.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-22
An Amusing Confession.

Ex-Governor Warmoth, Of Louisi-
ana, was present (on exhibition, as he
said,) at the recent Now Ham psbire
State fair, and mado an amusing
speech, 10 which he told somo Of his
own experiences in life. Ho said
that like every other public man Just
now he has q great affection for farm-
ers. Ills fathor was farmer, and
tried to mako one of him by appren-
tioing him to an unole but at tho
ond of six months the unclo waited
upon the elder Warmoth and said h,
'That boy may he bright enough and
smart enough, but he won't mako a
farmer ; take him home
so his father took him home and an
prenticed him 10 printer. But tho
boss didn't appreciate him, rud in a
year he sent him homo. ani the old
gentleman set him to studying thcoloy
gy. But he failed in that too, and
egain went homo, and the old folks
IN despair summoned q council, which
y. decided there was nothing loft but
politics.-the las. and Lowest resort
Of all who could nothing elsS-a1d hc
became apolitioian. Aa such he had
hattered himself that he been u sue
cess, but tho vote last fall ,set him to
questioning whether after all he was
not q failure iu this too.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-22

TIC only known Medicine


lHT&cS, furilica, and Strengthens the
System
DR.. TUFTS ri'ls &c composed of MANY
'nIErrdicnt+. proMincn. among them nrn
>HrSr''1iia and Wild Cherry, 81 united Ms
I" aV 'St'h'r the one, through it's ad.
nj i'nr" vita other substances, purifying
'hi nrG'rg: white the other Substances
n"'!'nG and urging while tho other is
,'r"1'n"ninG the system. Thus these
'''' "fr at The same time q tonic and n
'"'ha"';". lcsldcratu'n long sought by n
m'dICa' ",', but never before discovered
IN o'h"r words, they do The work of two
'nr"'incS nnd Il, i: much better than any
wv" We N""w O., for they remove nothing
'rom me system hn: impurities, SO that
wh'lo they rnrge they also strengthen AMI
hrncr ihry cause 10 debility and arc fol,
lowed hy no reaction.
DR., T"its Pills have wonderful iunu.
'nre on 'he blood. They not only purify
"''n"i't weakening il bu, they remove al
n"X'"ns particles from tho chylc before Il
~ converted into fluid. and thus mokes i'm.
pure blood m utter imposSbiility. As
there is no dchiltaticn, so tbcrs il no
nau:ea or sickness attending the opcration
"i this most excellent medicine, which
never s'arins or torturcs the digestive
organs. but causes them to work in \ per
,re''y nnI rr"l mnnncr: hence persons 10.
N'oE 'h"'n d" not become pale nni cmacia.
'""' ''t On ih' contrary. whiic al! imruri-
',os arc being removed. tho co.hincl nc.
non "t TIA" $'rsmrnrilla and Wili Cherry
rnrlhcS ana inviG 3ralts the body, md
'"Grnst state Of health is the result Of
'hci' unilcd action.
iricc 20 crmts box. Sold by aii Drug.
s'sS' Depot AZ Corllnndt ST. N. Y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-22
u Il AMI CONU:iES'S'.

Tor The PURPOSE Of aiding in The es:nb.
l,>A0,cn OF ( z. 80.
aNCGg,W g.s asti salV.
Grand concert VII! be gwen in tie
ciiy OF Ncwui: y. j., on November u
1873, at wrich time ard place
S2.2j.,iU0 ~ CASH
Will he distributed among Ticket holders.
This 'en'rrri isr is chair;.,d hy lh', G.cg.,s-
laIure OF tie State OF New .Icr&y, or Inr
purpose above nance: y purvhN Ncrs of
tickets car rc!y. upon perfect itlrpess in
the dls'rlbu'i"n ant prompt rhynrrt oG
the GitlS. - advertised. Tirk,rS. - .
Tor S3, Is for $40 23 tnr SO s;"..j, so, IN
Cash Gifts. The following Gins VIII be.
distributed among nc%ct hotter, iuntu
dIntelY nitcr The Concert, ani Gi,ts vail
immcd: lately thrrrnitcr
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-22
Hr2Hial NCiicNS.

Soo"cr or la'or AL will te forced to nd
nv, that man"rl labor cannot compete in
Q"ality o. ""r; with machin cry, and none
nrh so hIInd Is 10! TO norin. I.,r Great
i'dr1ii"n ~ 'hc ir.yr OF :.. arli,ir, as
soon ~ m :,'n'rv is al"p,d Ia lis
mNnn'Ac'rlr. N" Inc ,f goods have been
m"rr '"vorhiv affected hy skillni!y made
mA>s incry. ,han Nnur>, %n.hc&, Ein,,s.
"". Al O. tao improvements in shiS line
are nsr'' I" %"' -. .'och Tor Nre*ry. |. II.
iiML \ g., Charleston =. &. AGENTS for
the 'eS' r"i"E a.ni timing. Ashcs,cs' Felt
ever used. %rnd for price nst aul circu.
lsrs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-22
N'ilc for Large Illustrated Price blst
Address, .... 60 H7. j.

hc"h. ioahirg Shot G,ns $40 10 $1,000
p'""ir Shot Guns, $a to $3.50. Single
'n"*' ~ I" so. Rifles, IS $40 Re-
TH'"rs' - to &23. Pistols, 81 to So.
""a Material, Fishing Tackle. Large dis
r'"h' 10 b""i'rs or Clubs, Army Guns,
h''"''ors, Nc, bought or trad oil for.
"""d. ""nt ~ express &. O. d. to be OK.
a'ninrd before puid rur.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-22
NEW ADVERT1SNH MNT%.

NORkING CLASS, mpo or female.
W $50 n wn,k gunrnntrcl. Ecsncc.
t&hl" omY'"ymcn al home, day cr evening:
no ,cnliai required: Cutl Instructions and
valuable package Of goods sew, FREQ by
nail. Address, WITH & cent rclurn stamp.
NJ. YOUNG & CO., l73 GvcGnwich ST., New
York.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-22
2o.35l cash gifts amounting to S!25,n,J

-o'"ot ChSh gus amounting 10 : Ia, hfJ
AS we employ ING Agents od'siIe Of ths
large citlcs,t We. are thus eEabic Is give 10
purchasers the bcnrhL OF the COMMIT sion
that would otherwise 80 to the Asrui.
We will therefore send vou lh,ric,u
tickets for $40, or % Tor So & for S5
Single tickets QUO dollar elc'n' An c,ni p
nnn'cMlon promptly answered. st s,a,,s
lhc iii iihlrihuilon viii b, conluctri hy
sworn committee. who will d,e.de rpy II
the lairest and Giost impartial mole ofdiS.
! tribuion list Of number 10 whi:a
gifts are awardclY " i'll bosom ios SaiSy
| purchaser I'm ncdidtAy after the ron6E$ffi.
Wc will scnl tickets by. express. and ool.
| lection delivery, whc! SO oraefcd.. Bc sure
! ana sen! your full: address 4tlNmc, ,stown,
county hnl State, pl,iply written. As.
! over orc half Of tho ,Gokcts nro o}aifeady co.
gr3ed by Agents IN the cities near hy. We,
more to forward their orders TO US at once.
DO not delay. -, ''
"knowing the managers Of this enter
prise. We eau assure the public that it
will ben grand success, and every conf.
aenee can be placed in 'it."-4Nesdsrh
Daily JournaI ..,.... g
"Thc managers Of This enterprise are
men of character md ability, and There
Ia no doubt but thoy will make The enter.
PRISE eminontiy successful: - Ncwark
Daily Press. - ~ |70 : Jt,.,T
address; PETERS & CO., Directors
Newark, N. J. 81 2s,iss$ "a We
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-22

Professors TaIlcy, Gitbes and La.
Borde, of the South Carolina Univcr-
sity, have resigned in,consequerce Of
che admission of Il. =. Hayne, the
oolered Secretary Of State, as medical
student. -. .N"~N Ht"ai
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-22

MUASDEE. No. We would on'v call
attention TO our We'll Avger. with which a
man can earn $25 Pc" day in good terri
tort. II bcrcs any Linmricr, m ordinary
wells at he rate q $50 II. per day. Farm
Township 4, County Etnhts Tor sale. ncs.
crir'ivc book sent "n nrcIrin OF 9c pos
tngc. Air's hUGnh Co. st. Louis Mo.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-22

a GREAT Sensation! Agoats
Wanted Cash SGl0ry, or Commission nj.
lowed. Strictly honorable, Address, F. A,
Ellis e CO. Chm rlottc, Mich.
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advertiser.

One inch, or fraction Of.
Loaded notices in real.
head OF Business Not ia'
first insertion. and ) can,.
sequcnt insertion.
Marriages and Death. n.
Transient advertising "a.
Legal Notices reouiri,,
be paid for before Said rr,.
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All advertisements viii
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-07
TOWN TALK.

Many Of the shade trees ON. Twelfth street,
between Walnut aud Cedar, have been cut
down and chopped into fire-wood.
The sale OF furniture at the residence OF
Col. !. :. Rcardcn was postponed unit
ay-Wcdncsday . O'Clock.
The firing of pistols at a late hour 90 Mon
day night was occasionally party otToung
men rongrcgated ou The corner of Eleventh
street and Coumercialaycnuc,s shooting dogs.
The sidewalk on Nineteenth street has
been lowered "a, per order of the council
1hi, new improvement gives Nineteenth
street much improved appearance, aud IL
can now, if the residents there see proper,
be made one Of the prcttic-t street, ia the
city.
The hog catcher &. loose again, aud pro-
pose, 20 pound every hog found running n
large within the city limits. Therefore, OF
and after this date, owner. OF ho-, viii q,
well to see that they are except up
couple OF exp ricuced hog catcher, can tin,
employ ment by calling upon Chief OF Police
Mciiac. at the city clerks Office. can i'm
mcdintciv.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-07

And every variety of shade OK color. DUR
able, beautiful, waterproof elastic aud
economical. The A,crilI Chemical Paint
De- preptaa for immediate application, re-
qulrIng no OIL thinner nor dryer II Is sold
~ the gallon in packages to suit, from one
lp forty gallons II dries with hard, rich,
glossy surface, doe, not run from seam, or
uail-holc,. win not rub, crack nor peel oil (;
cover. more with the same body, and l.
cheaper. more lasting, and better in every
respect than any other paint. y. L. Way n
Co., general commission merchants and
Wholesale agents for the \ c. p, Sixth
,treer. between Commercial and Washing.
ton avenues. NJ -. BE very cautious
count. ricts are abroad
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-07
POLICE COURT.
Lncrnrc T. Bros. z. vi

Before r. Bross, L. NJ
The police court, were full OF business
yesterday, no lc.. ,han ninete u person, be-
Ing before their houor3, to have their little
difference adjusted properly.
"Pmm druuk." were numerous, in fact
almost "too numerous 10 mention" Under
thi, head James Mack, Barney Moran, VIM.
Prior, John Cain, mot our deputy sheriff
but that other John CAIN, John Nwecuy, j
=. Routh, VIM. Ross Pat Kennedy, John Ca
hi, I've dOn't believe 1t; John C1hil would
not come back il he could Peter huhnc,
August Riser, Michael Burcky, Joseph Pot
CT, and Pat Boyle were up and justice dealt
out 10 them in unbro zen doses. some were
sent to the caaboose, others given time to
leave the city, and a few discharged.
John smith. Tor disturbing the peace, mas
much as he had been very di.ordcrly and
used very offensive language, was taxed 81
aud The inseperables. Not being possessed
OF the requisite amount wherewith 20 liqui-
date, he was provided with live days board
and Tod sus at the expense of the city.
william Estes, for threatening and abus-
i've language, was sent to board at the Nc
Carthy mouse for four days. lie Will assist
The jAiler in cleaning the streets.
An individual, at one time n well-to-do
butc..er in this city, was before Judge Bros,
yesterday ON Il warrant sworn out 10y the
aforesaid u,iyidui's wife, charging hiu
! With having made threats against her per
! son aud lite. she - fearful that unless liz
was put under bonds TO keep the peace, he
would carry these threats into execution.
Ine eX-Outcher wa, held 10 bail to appear
At the mex term OF the county eour,, aud il
\ the lneau,in, Keen the psass ,o,vAs1- ht
| Nile.
before }. j. Bird, L. NJ.
Jennie Robinson and Polly Lee, colore
b damsrls, Tor offensive language were eac
lined 90 and The "agrcc iOes.'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-07
MASTERS SALE.

state of Illinois. Alexander county. --.
alexander County Circuit Court. samuel
$. Taylor and Edwin Par-ou-. ru--
t.r. Of Cairo city Property. ". Robert ~.
Baird and David 6. stewart. iia. 90 enc
i4ryo N,ud,r'- IiDu
Public notice B.. hereby given u.I BOO pure
su1uc' of dry.,tu order entered BOO tIu
above entitled cause iu s.id court uu tHu
18th dly oi January, a. D., 1873, 1. John q.
Hanna b.. Do a.fcr iu chiuccry Tor said court.
will on the thirirth day at MAY, \ D., l~,.,
at . o'ciorN !. IN. Of >aiI 1t y, 'cll 40 public
Ncudue 10 the highest bidder, tor cash. at
the door of the courthouse In the city ut
Cairo, IN laid county, the following de-
,rIlted real estate, tu-wit. Lot number
seven u in block numbered two y IN tie
second addition To- the city OF Cairo. IN the
county of Alexander and state Of Illinois,
together with ali and singular the tenement,
and Entertainments thcIDmtO belonging.
Decd viii bee made 20 the purchaser on the
day of sale. JOHN g HARMAN,
Cairo. Muy O.. ls1i. Master in th1rcrry.
J.,-ult
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-07

The Cairo Turner society win hold grand
picnic. near Mound City, ON the Cairo and
Yiuccuncs railroad, ON Sunday next. \
special train, TO make three trips, has been
chartered, and win leave ;he foot Of seNchh
street as follows: Atg o'clock, q. m; and !
and $3.50 o'clock, p. m. The last train viii
return 10 Cairo at o'clock, p. m. The OK
rc,.cs at the picnic grounds will consist in
dancing. racc.running, gymnastic perform
auco.. etc. A good time l. anticipated, and
a general invitation Is extended 20 dl.
Tickets Tor the round trip 80 cents.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-07

State Of Illinois, Alexander county. s..
Alexander county circuit court. samuel
:. iuylor and Edwin puI-Uu-, Trustee, OF
cairo City Property, v. Robert IA. Baird
and David &. stewart Biil 10 enforce
vendors lien.
Public notice Is hereby given tina, in pursu.
ancc Of % drcrttliordcr, entered IN the above
tntltlcd cau,e la said court on the 10TH Jay OF
January, \. -. 1873, ]. John =. Harmon,
master il chauccry for said court, wilt. ON
tuc JUth day OF May, \. -. Is ;, at O'Clock
pam. OF said day, -ell at public Ncudur. %
line highest bidder, Tor ~. at The door OF
the cDurt-hou.e In the city of CAIRO 10 laid
county. the following described real estate.
to.wit. lot, numbered three Oa, four ~, live
49,, xix o., nine .gJ, ten lHl AMI eighteen u.s.
ia block numbered Two l2l, IN tue second
addition TO the city Of Cairo, in the county
Of Alexander uud state OF Illinois, tOgctacr
with all aud singular the hetcdi amcuis and
tenement- thereuuto belonging. Decd viii
JOHN q. HARMON,
Cairo, May 9, 1873. Master in Chan.cry.
j-,-w4t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-07
SALE OF SERNICEABLE AND l N7E"-
NICEABLE ORDNANCE SlVhh7'
BUREAU az ORDNANCE.


Navy Department, April 20 I''j' }
There will BE- sold at pubic auction 10 lhe
highest bidder, at II m, on thursday, May |
2gh, 1873. at the naval station, Mound CITY, |
Illinois, a quantity Of cannon proJcclilcs and |
miscellaneous article. Of ordnance, In part
~ follows. viz
GO 81 pdi PARROT rifles.
"a 2Opdr PARROT lilies:
30 pdr Dahgrcn rifle.
$50 rdr Dthlgrcn RIFLES.
- - pdr cannon.
40 eight inch canuons.
siN inch mortar.
\ large quantity, about Al tons, OF ten
inch, eight inch, 81 pdr, 80 pdr, 20 plr, 10
pdr and thirteen inch mortar proiecties,
and miscellaneous ordnance stores, includ-
ins lot of scrap bronze.
Terms: Ten per cent. in government
fund, on the conclusion OF the sale, and the
remainder within ten days, during which
Zine the articles must be removed from the
station, otherwise they will revert 10 the
government.
II is to be distinctly understood that no
guarantee viii be gwen to purchasers OF
articles offered for sale and noted in the
catalogue as regards their exact condition
or quality. hut 81 {, believed. however. that
everything offered for sale /, IT, represented
/ WILLIAM y. JErrURS. chief ct Bureau.
The above is published 10y order Of "a,
commniatt OF station, tpwhom person, DE
~iriug TO become purchasers and wishing q
i,-r..t tbt 4t.f i,.i44 offered fp- .u1t .lyuI
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-07
PERSONALS.

Mr. Hedge Miller, an old time IaIroi'e'
bun now of It. Louis. is in the city N'''''"N
hi, friends here.
Dr. Rowe, late of Springfield, ILLINOIS, ana
son of the late United states marshall OF
that name. has settled In this clty anu pro-
poses to hereafter make this hi nome.
Alderman John Robinson, we are gIau 10
say. {. improving, and wlll soon be able TO
be at his post again. lie is one OF tn most
cprr. etic members of the new council.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-07
CASINO BALL,

The Cairo Casino society viii give a grand
ball aud supper at John schcer. Washing.
Ton Hall, on Monday, June ,, 1873. In tie
forenoon OF that day the society viii parade.
displaying Tor the iir,t time a beautiful new
silk flag, II ls the object OF the committee
appointed - N BE the proper arrangements
that this ball shah be one Of the grandes,
ever given In the city. 5-1-Ut
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-07
COMMEEClAL unIEL

This popular hotel has been reltted and
improved, and is now one Of the most com
portable stopping places in the city. The
travelling public aud persons d string
pleasant quarters by tue week OF mouth, viii
always mud them at the Commercial hotel.
Rates VI board have been redugled d, fol
lows: Day board. "a 90 per week. trans T.,
q 80 per day; boagd and lodging, from 80,
70 o. per week.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-07
once. Bulletin but'd'"s
Washington Avenue.
LOCAL WEATHER. REPORT.

us, SIG. SER. UBsEkvER's OFFICE.
CAIRO, May 9, 1913, l0ll pm
Barometer 1855.
THERMOMETERS 90 degrees
wirdnorthea,t. velocity imilcs per hour'
Weather light rain.
Maximum temperature last q hour', at
4 y. M, % degrees.
Minimum temperature, last q hours al
. a. m. 81 degrees.
Prevailing wind last - hour. "''i
Total number Of mile, wind travelled, l'''
81 hours, 2aJ
pAvrp W. HARNFrr. observer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-07
ICE CREAM SALOON

As warm weather &, approaching ta,
lovers OF ice scan @in boz glad 20 learn ,r4.
Ne,,r'. saup ,iuksou have hurI 100 and
reiurni.hed in elegant style, tacirigr cream
par.ors Their mammoth soda fountain Boz.
al,o been put IN running order, ali notn.n.
Il wanting about The establishments to mai,
the pleasure aud comfort Vi their patron.
complete AI,st