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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-03

MATTRESS AND FURNITURE MANU-.
rAcrUREs'- Messrs, Segrist and Har-
man have opened, on Washington avenue
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
street shop whore they propose to do all
kinds of repairing on spring or common
mattresses upholstering, sofas, lounges,
chairs, etc, and also repairing and 70.
varn'shing.furnituro of all descriptions.
They will sow and lay down carpets and
hang paper. New mattresses and iurni.
turo made 10 order, Teey have come to
Cairo to stay, and respectfully solicit the
patronage of the public. 2S3-0.26.lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-03
Stuart & Gholson.
iALL,sPAIENI HusKING GLOVES

VERY GREATLY IMPROVED in form
Y of the claws, and the more complete
shielding Of the parts subject to wear, by
m,tai plates, making them wear FIVE
TINES AS LONG, and do the work faster and
easier than any other husker. Made of the
very best calf leather, in four sizes, right
and ioh h.-a.a o...plas SAINT n~-caia
receipt Of price. Half gloves, Sl.25; full
gloves, $3.50 per pair. liberal discount In
quantities. Ask your merchant, or address
HALL HUSKING GLOVE CO,
Chicago, Ills.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-03

PERsoNAL.-Missos Mollie Webb and
Matte Williamson left last night for g..
Louis, to visit friends and the fair. They
will BIO absent several weeks.
Mr.. William Martin, the county
treasurer. left yesterday afternoon for the
country, to be absent several days. All
who hold jury certificates can got them
cashed at the City National Bank.
Robert Billingsley returned yes,er.
day from his trip to Joliet. Sheriff
Irwin stopped at Springfield for tho pur.
poso of settling his accounts with the
state auditor.
Mr.. X. K. Boyd, one of our best shots,
leaves to-day for Memphis, to try his skill
at the pigeon shooting tournament which
comes of in that city Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday of next week.
AT the st Nicholas we find the fol.
lowing among other names recorded; J
q Strong and wife, Berlin, Wis; Amos
Davis, Moksnda, III; James Bartholo-
NEW, Grand Chain, and w IL Frazier,
Clear Crock.
The following are among the most
conspicuous names on tho Delmonico
register; L Judson, Cincinnati; l. Cam.
eron, Charleston, Mo; j NJ Martin, Bel.
KNAPP, ILL q I Cox, Clinton, Ky;S A
McRutes, st Louis.
Among the most prominent arrivals
at the st Charles are A b Treukol Obi.
cagoi Ohas w Anderson, Nashville Ed
ward Brown, Metropolis VIM A Ross.
Vincennes, r JOY st Louis; DR. d Nc.
Mardhull, Burlington, lows; A II Filing.
ton, jackson, Tenn.
james G. CLARK, general manager;
John Newell, former president; John M
Douglas, acting president; w. X. Acker.
man. treasurer; l.. J Hays, superintond.
ent OF machinery; j. f. Tucker, general
freight agent; 7. A. Allcock, secretary
to the general manager; all of the Illinois
Central railroad, arrived in Cairo bv
special train late Thursday night, and
TOOK quarters at the St. Charles hotel
ihey arc on tour of inspection of the
roAa' and leave on their return trip this
morning,
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FoR SALE.-A good fruit farm, ono
mile west of Golden station, on the l. Q.
H. H. and eighty rods cast of tho Cairo
ana 81 Louis railroad. Said farm has q
lime kiln working on it, and contains a
line bed OF lime rock. The fruit trees just
coming into bearing, consist Of apples,
pears cherries and plums. Also straw.
oerries' ra'pberries, blackberrios, pie
plant etc viii DO sold for 9 small sum
Gown balance on long time Inquire of
). Limoert corner Eighteenth street and
commercial avenue, or O. Winston, Ohio
ie'ee, oairo Illinois! 0-27-2w |
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the LOWEST. All goods marked in plain
figures. 275-o-2i-u
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RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducsh
" Clsrksville, Psducah
DEPARTED.
Clarksville. Memphis
Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati
BOATS TO LEAVE Steamer
Jim Fisk, Psducsbi T ? Grscsy, Evans
vile; Susie Silver, 81 Louis; Common
monwealIh, New Orleans; Future City
New Orleans.
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS
The river last evening was I feet 9 3.5 in.
ches on tho gauge having fallen one inch
during the previous "a hours. The wea-
Their continues bright and clear. Business
very dull.
WAR DEPT. RIVER REPORT,
October 2, 1874.
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NEW MrLLIsERY GOODS. -With COM
mendable enterprise, Mrs. NJ. Swander
has reftted and refurnished her milli-
merry store on Commercial avenue, and
has laid in stock OF fall aud winter hats,
Donnc,s, trimmings, flowers, collars and
cuffs, jewelry, and notions Of all
sorts. These goods are sll new,
fashionable aud cheap, and cannot
fail TO give satisfaction to all ladies
who will examine them. Mrs. Swander's
store room is now the nestost and pless-
ATTEST millinery store in tho city, and la
dies who visit it are always sure of O
welcome from its proprietor and a good
bargain.
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Mr.. w. TRIea, grocer, No. 23s Wash
ington avenue, has just returned from 81
Louis, where he has been giving his
personal attention to the selection and
purchase Of lsage stock Of fine and
fancy groceries. His new goods began to
arrive yesterday, and consists Of all kinds
Of teas, ccfiees, sugars, and a general as
sortment Of family groceries, canned
fruits, nuts, dried fruits, corn, beans,
pickles, cranberries, tropical fruits etc,
etc. Al of which was bought for cash
and will be cold for cash only, but very
cheap. 8OS.I0.3.2t
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Great Bargains !
DOMESTICS,
TO SUIT THE TIMES, AT
DAN. HARTMAN'S,
ON S D ALE,

name, at 12t cts per yard; FRUIT OF
LOOM, 10 cts; WAMSUITA Xxx, II cts
! BLACKSTONE, ia cts per yard. We defy
| competition at these prices.
UNBLEAChED GOODS at prices In pro
" nm also N reseiy:s 81 large inyoiee Of
GHOs-tiRAIN RIBBONS, assorted colors,
which Will sell at panic prices.
Also, large assortment Of fall and winter
GENTS UNDERWEA AR,
BLANKETS and GERMAN QUILTS. Call
and see before purchasing elsewhere.
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mu A WEEK guaranteed to Male and
VUV Female Agents In their locality.
nm Costs nothing to try IL. PartIcn-
lars free. r. .. VICKERY IL CO.,
Augusta. Ne.
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X. JONES, fashionable boo,msker, has
moved into his now house next TO his old
stand on Commercial avenue, and assures
his friends that he is better than ever pre-.
pared to satisfy them in the style, stock,
1T, etc., Of their boots and shoes. An evil
dence Of his ability to satisfy everybody
may be seen in the fact that he is crowded
with work, and has been compelled to en-
ploy three more frst.clsss workmen. Ht
manufactures every style of boots or shoe
and uses only the best of material in al
cases, whether making o cow-hide sho
or pair of the finest French calf boots
Give him trial Satisfaction is guaran
| teed. 303-IO-3-2m
The New York herald., 1874-12-08
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AmusExENrs-Pouxru PAcs-First. second and third
AsrR0ISonGHY-s,xrrrsru SnHYs PAor.second column.
and anA
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LECTURE sEAsON-FouRrH PAGE-Ihird column.
LOAN OFFICES-SIxrrxNrH PAGE-Sixth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
NACHlNERY-THIRD PAGE-Sixth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-FiRsr PAGE-Sxth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-second column
9kDICAL-SfxTEKNTH PAGE-Fourth column.
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAcS-Flfth
MIsCELhANEous Observation-Disclosures
PAcK-Sixth column.
MIsCELLANEous1,THIa PAss-Third column.
sEEwsPaPEs NkEADfNs kooas-Fiass S1s1-sixtn
eERsoSHL1;r.xs1 Pac. zFirs. and second columns
PIANOFORrEs ORGANS. 4C.-FouRrH FAoE-Third
poLITICAL-RLxvExrn PAer-slxth column
nT oF faE Cry FOR SALE OR
RENT-FIRsr PACE-stxth column.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-FlRs7 PAcD-Sixth
REwARDs"rIKsr PAGE Second column.
srruXTiONs s. 0WANfE p-FEMALEs-s pAo. and
sru1TUss
SPECIAL Nor1oEs-Frssr PAes-seeond and third
sPoRTiSGIDoGs, BIRDS. 4o-Fmsr PAos-rhrd
sroRxGE.THnD PAox-sixth column
THE TRADES-THiRD PAGK-Thrd column.
E IgFFFksr IgF Fok ssEd foqm
rRAvELLEKs' GUIDE-slxrxxSra PAGs-sxth coll
uNFURNSisHRD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-SIxrEENTH PACE-Socond column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FouRrH PAcE-Third COL
WEsfCHEsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.-FIRsT PAGK-Fifth column.
WINTER RESORTS-TnlRD PAGE-Sxth column.
The New York herald., 1874-12-08

EVERY TUESDAY AND Friday
TO iortyeaht hours given TO purchasers to
Horses. osrras.s Harness banss. Robes. 4o-. always
on hand al private sale.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS GUEsDAY sALB AT
II O'CLOCK.
FAMILY rURNoUr-rEAN OF BROWN HORSES Is
h Hoa Old 1nS as M
kw MADE
SIX S2A5 SS5 ESSk4ASSSs;; SsSs; fs9ssi; sSSb .SShqss
true IN al harness tree from vice iree ana gamey
SET HAESkss, ~ Sk%HAM; SS% sr ,.sIu,
Tor hnIhnyy EoAR WAd9N 9s IN GOOD ORDER BUILT BY
TEAM sso%S hoaslso: o'ss ts HANDS Hon. AND
SsIy sISG driver; @ aGh1ns safs and
SET sa az Ga Sp Gay for want Of use
1oT sas Ss M rqF 81 sos A SaAfT 81 1oso ISLAND
ss'is ana IN al II nsas:
s9s a0re
SET S5F RASSs Ss N aaS5 oSbSh s5iLr BY Dus.x
BAY YEARS OLD HAS
s2SE sRSTs tSSsAw SsN * II sSs aaH SHPf YEARS onD
kind and true in al harnc tree from vice good
horse Tor senilcmahs road use. Also set Harness
Ssi$$ Pox4 SSas sE4sE y Has5s vAcu YEARS
tree traveller; in every way safe and reliable, and
first class pony for family driving Also set Har-
ness and
TOP PONY PHAEToN, NEARLY NEW.
BAY HORSE, l5M HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD (;
kind and true IN ali harness tree from vtcc good
and Warrant tied sound. Also set harness and
JUMP SEAT WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER.
BLACK HORSE, l54 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true In all harness and under saddle !;
fears nothing; safe for ladies and children war
ranted sound. Also set Harness and
TOP WAGON, IN GOOD ORDER. BUILT BY GOODWIN
BAY TROTrlNG MARE, l5b HANDS HIGH, YEARS
old kind and true in all harness; tree from vice
an extra fine road mare; has trotted in $50 and
trot in minutes any day, and is warranted
sound Also set Harness ana
TOP ROAD WAGON. NEAKLY NEW.
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES, DESCRIP TON TINE OF
FIVE FINE PORTLAND CUTTERS
TOP AND NO TOP ROAD WAGONS
Harness, Robes, Blankets &c.
SALE COMMENCES AT IL O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1874-12-08
IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL SALE,
IA. BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
THIS DAY TUESDAY,. DECEMBER 8, AT l0x O'CLoCl


sTARE
AND ONE BLOCK WEST OF BR%oApWAY,. %
ELEGANT CARRIAGES, HARNESS, BLANKETS.
xSS H s f5ysED 81 IS fHYaciS s As IS askdTb
fast and handsome Srht bay Mara
Is extra ne gated has full black name and tail is very
stylish has same gait as G,oster can beat2 any day.
Also a fast and handsome sorrei Geldng l6a hands
high, 6years old; was sired by Morrell Jr. dam Ken
ucky he Is one Of the best md fastest road horses
horse; slperior sleigh horse and track and
show ss5 or better N harness on day OF sae ana ne Is
Also last and beautiful Trotting Mare Lizzie IS hands
hh She I sfd oy q a. S a.
record Of 222h Fleetwood track; Lizzie has hne
name and tail very stylish, shows very fne breeding
go track and show 23o on day OF salc and Is war
years old he sired bv General Knox. dam Thor
oughbred he has been trained to fully develop
his speed, but can now beat 2O handly or ne sale n
is pleasing ana sensible driver, and warranted sound
Also ane bay Gedinc, ,5z hands high years old;
Man; he was raised at Owego n " and rotted mile at
that place in at five wears old trottcd on Rochester
was matched 10 trot against. Edsen's horse Brown
George at Fleetwood Park tor 81 0O and received for
fcit he Is warranted a sound and Kind .
years old; raised by X. A. Alexander In Kentucky,
and can bca $50 70 top wagon on track he cannot be-
sound, kind and to beat :so day Of sale;
ons ono open wagon one Portland Sleigh pos and
shafts single and double Harness, Blankets, Robes
exhibition. CHARLES G. DUFF, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1874-12-08
BENNETT BUILDING.

RESNET7 BUILDING.
DIRECTORY.
sooms BASEMENT.
EEEss'iss: EEs; s:sss.'s g., ss%:sss:.. sssssi;;
"a :: y. y saRInf s%isR, tss ss1issass sooss
~ ~. l. bkypsR; bsnsnpors Mnss' Hattss.
s-Baum triedmspp;c sp;cGsS T1,iOrs; STORY
i-MMcMahon ~ 4 Morse Lawyers
& e. !! Rush,sf5s,a' s,asF6syi LAWYER. Eswysr'
s-c;mpbel Palmer, Lawyers
Meade Rockwell. Lawyers.
6-Northwestern Life Insurance compan'
L. :. Benedict Agent.
~ Charlton 7. Lewis Secretary
l2-McCar,hy Chalmers Lawyers
!. T. 3 Fsrgas9n: M Lawyer
International colIffiiep FSisS As;9ststi0a SISSY,
slFsisiissS s.FF III ssSts { talaywsl, ts%yss Lawyer.
J; s Hanson. Lawyer;
ca. COOK, s," zeal Estate state.
sW.C: draphagsn. lawyer
H. Ryan, LAWYER
ET Garrdener Garden LAWYER.
lo-wikinson 4 Peters. Trustees Il Estate Of White.
y Harrison 4 strong. LAWYERS
ia{A 4. Woodruff, Lawyer
H-w X. Bergholz Civil Engineer.
Pelham and r0Etshf:ffI FStNPS Fs5isa s46R1 Company
Easnr aane kessf Bankruptcy
g saagar hdgar Keishun x MasI" r. Jr, Mv.L LAWYER.
IS s. Sultan. LAWYER.
Golazier, 4 Si;sr Lawyer Lawyer.
Il i. f fuenrer. in"s; IawSss: LawSe:.
@E. B. Mae,.
L henct II; cEnIa CO.
7-hssslns asssh $ ! =; Crook. Lawyer.
s-Srar;y, Weller 1 ss5enck, Lawysn
&c. L i. G,nys1 Wiamf, faMysy lawyer.
Il Lockwood q Crosby, Lawyers
i{S Buhler, Lawyer.
-" FIFTH STORY
!-asuyvssant N's%Dtt Bank naMkss; Receiver:
g Take%,n 4 II atsSaa aattins N wIsr Law'erA
sSF.s. Winehe ster Lawye.
s-}fsa s-si'sh 2 2 S,!ss. flsis Lawyers
ehaseail aiifii 1 s;eiscn amssl' Lawyers
ssoety &c sfeamsn or of Juvenile Denquon
IA A. LSdecciker. Nici n.T zeal Estate
u-GG F = ! kydseksr j 6 s,sd kend nawssrs Esta's.
l2-Byrne, Everett 4 Co, Lawyers
~ Walsh, Halbsrt ana Eckerson, Lawyers
SIXTH STORY.
l-John Townshcnd Lawyer.
r. Logan. scotch Granite &c.
sc. VI Carpenter, Lawyer.
Otis /. Hall, Lawyer.
SIC y. Webster Lawyer
d. r. Lyddy, Lawyer
Jefferson Clark, Lawyer.
6(John l.. Knight
~ Janitor.
81 Hodges MeeKer, LawyerA
1{R S. Burr. Lawyer
John Crompton, Accountant
Smith Dean city surveyors
10lG. w. Van siclen Lawyer
lliT. II. Baldwin, Lawyer.
l2> Charles D. Barrow. Lawyer.
Is Henry A. Gildersleeve. Lawyer
l4fG X Carrington. Lawyer.
u W. TomDkins, Lawyer
4. II. Miner. Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running all the time.
The New York herald., 1874-12-08
TUESDAY DECEMBER 1874 QUADRUPLE SHEET
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

A UCTION HOUSE OF VAN rAssELL KRARNEY.
"a ITO AND liz EAST THIRrEtNTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE
The New York herald., 1874-12-08

ucTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
office 81 Lbery es stres hvsnns ross Bdng
l' ssAR IT, K GS1EEFsETHr us1EEksfTY rnAsh rS1eshhk1,
EHERY TuEspAY Al NSG
"a to 4s hours trial on horses warranted sound
PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS CUES
DAY. SALE, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ELEGANT BLACK SADDLE MARE. ls,s hands 7
handsome has been driven in single and double
srYLsH 10 hana
ena cam drvs al h% Tss oms
ily ca carriage I % horse warranted sound
BLACK MARE ls,s hands years, kind in all ~ h. har
for. past year; iine free driver; every way re-
TOP boeTs w%so s90na IN good order BY Rose
sohfTI MXnE n w, ros hands years, Is
kind IN az ~ harness; rec rec from vice. sood travel
BLAdK i9s MH1s vi horse x hands,
cash.. hpa al nss is
TOP ak %aao 81
DARk' ROAM PACING MARE, IS hands . years:
Without with tying; an excellent, reliable morse for
SIDE aHl BAR ROAD WAGON, good order. by Dusen-
free G% yS not an s S amv
business horse; warranted sound.
DELIVERY TOP WAGON, very light, by 8. Saul.
ELEGANT TEAM BLACK MARES, l551 hands, and
years, kind in all harness; tree from vice
good, free drivers; not afraid of anything; any
one can drive them; q good team tor any use
ELEGANT CouPk RoCKAwAY in good order, by
j. X. Lawrence.
DAPPLE GRAY HORSE, l518 hands years: kind in
all harness; free from Vice: excellent road
ted to o
every way reliabe warranted sound.
TWELVE OTHER HORSES, DESCRIPTION time
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF EVERY KIND
sEAvREFs. HHoBEs, sc' At Arch. HHNGfS Join
sTON's MARI, l9 TO IS THIRTEENTH
SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1874-12-08

T,ROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK-ON TUESDAY,
L December s 1874 at ocleck r. NJ Tor the benent Of
Stephen Du boise-A OF 800 mile heats best IN B.
with running mates; $75 to first $25 TO second.
Dan Mace enters b. IN Clara u. and mate.
II. Waterson enters b. 9. Boy and mate
j Olcou enters g. 4. Boliy Lewis and mate.
Same day.
Mile heats best In IN harness or to wagon, for
purse OF $50 Tor horses that trot nearest minutes
John Murphy enters s. g. Tip.
John Rogers enters b. g. Charley Green.
j. Egleston enters b. e. You Know.
Peter Nance enters dun 9. Yellow Stone.
L. Devoe enters $. &. Ice Cream.
A. G.. Fuller enters r. &. Roanoke
Thomas Trmble enters 6. M Alice Gray.
Admission, ST.. w. II. VAN COTT, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1874-12-08

REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIA0Ee
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
10 iortyeigh hours given purchasers
test warrantees
Horses, Carrtages Harness. Blanket Robes DO always
on hand at private sale.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, SATURDAY. August s. 1874
LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County,
Vest Virginia:
JNo. MooRE's Admir-, Plaintiff,
NANCY MooiRHE.. &C.. Deft. hS0"AS0""f'
Ert, from Decree rendered april 30. 1919
es A ND IL appearing to the Court from said
N answer that there nay be other debts due
from SAID estate besides that TO the Adminis:ra-
to-, this is. by consent of parties, referred
to St. Geo. I. Brooke, Commissioner, with in
sGruct'nns to enquire what further debts. if any,
due and owing nv the estate of said Jnn w.
Moore. and also to settle the accounts of the Adj
mInIstrntor. taking Il basis, and considering
primG fGcie rect. the former settlements of
SAID administrator, as referred to, and exhibited
by the Bill: also the value AID rental value of
the land in the Bill mentioned. And the Com
missioner is directed TO give notice to the cred
ItoIs and Administrator bv four weeks puhlica-
ton sore weekly newspaper published in
Jefferson county. III lieu of personal SERVICE"
true copy-Tese.
ROBERrT. BROWN.
Clerk of Circuit Court.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11
An Unwholesome Season.

The closing days of winter and the early days
of spring are very trying to the feeble and sens
tive and are apt to affect unpIeasantIy even the
more robust and vigorous. Nothing can be more
uncOn genial to the nerves depressing to
the spirits than damp. chilling winds, fogs md cold
suPerabundance at this season. Common prudence
suggests, therefore, the proprcty of certifying the
system against these insidious enemies of health
and comfort, and the experience of more than
quarter of a century points Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters as the allsufcient sanitary safeguard un-
der such untoward circumstances. An accession
OF vital strength and energy lie what is required to
meet and overcome the unhealthy elements now
present in the atmosphere. This increase OF vital
power, so necessary to meet the extraordinary
dratts which an Indictment season makes upon the
system and the constitution, be readily ac.
qulred by taking from two to three doses of Hos
letters Btters daily during the winter and spring
months. The nature of this ebr ated restorative
is we'll known to the public 1t il composed OF an
absolutely pure diffusive stimulant, I'd ted with
the extracts aud juices of the most effective tonic
Alternative anti bilious and Ia xative nd herbs
known to ms dcal science To the combination of
these eIcelen Rodents in proportions bic
eased systems. the great altera tive its
"tit. commenced now, will prevent all danger of
fever and ague. rheuma tism, other ailments
arising from cold and damp peculiar to the spring
months. and also prove safeguard against the at
taCks of dyspepsia and liver cemuaint which SO
frequently occur at this neriod of the year.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11

NOTICE. TIE Ladies will have DINNER, Ice
CREAM, &c. prepared on the 18th instant. for
those friendly to the cause of Temperance. the
proceeds to lie used in paper ing and renairing the
Hall of the Sons of Temperance, at Duffields.-
PhGn1x Division. No. ID, will be out in process
sion, and all Temperance organizations in the
county are expected to be present and join in
procession, and Band of Music to give addi-
tional attraction to the occasion. Several dis
tinguished Speakers will be in attendance.
LADIES oE Elk BARANCm .nR DuEEIELns.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11
TIE l7m IF August. 1871.

TIE lin IF august. 1874.
The precise time will be hereafter announced.
Do not be deceived by tho representations of
other concerns. TLis Is the only establishment
that really has and can exhibit Il L!vl"g Rhi-
nOcerOuS, Living Giraffe. a LIVING Ostrich,
and that has the cniv Living Sea Lions and
Seals i'll America. he r"pI esent;tIons If all 9TH
er concerns t., tue contrary notwithstanding.
At the head and front of tho IlIust1ious Ar
fists with this establishment is
ROB BIT STIC KNEY,
acknowledged BY the public and his own pro-
feSs'On TO be the leading Equestrian the world.
G EO. NJ. KELLY, Americas Greatest Violin
g"ur, the Champion Leaper of the World
JOHN WILSON, the Dashug aud Intrepid
HJTseman.
MAST. FRANK ROBBINS, the young and
daring Bare back Rider.
SIG. LOGRENO, Equestrian, Necromancer.
and Acrobat.
MIR. LEWIS WILLIE, in his Nondescript
Act. emitted The Cherokee Chief and his
Wild WLpIti"
JOHN ROBINSON, Primer pal Trick Rider
and SOmrrsaultSt
Hiram Marks. Archie Campbell, F. Robinson.
MINNIEMARKS, the Champion Horsewoman
of the World.
MILE CHRISTINE, Beautiful and Brilliant
Tlght-Rhpe Dancer
MAD. GERTRUDE, tue Dauntiess and Oar
ing Lion EncmanrresS.
MILE ROSALINE. the Miraculous Aerial
THE HOLLAND BROTHERS, in their
Thrilling G1mnasSic Fca's.
SiGNOR SAVTLLO, the Celebrated Charac-
ter Equestrian.
NONPAREIL LEWIS, CoIored Boy Wonder,
Natural Amateur Equestrian. formerly Il slave.
CIIAS. NIACARTY, the peerless Battoute
Leaptr aud VUltlgcur.
july .. 1874,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-08-11
NOW FOR THE NEXT WHEAT CROP"
wHANN's SUPER PHOSPHATE.


WE now offer the Farmers for Wheat this fall
w Whauu's Super Phosphate
Being ourselves interested in the wheat crop, aud
having given the different varetcs special at
tentiOn for several years, we are prepared from
own observation to offer to the farmers article
that we not afraid to recommend, and guar-
antee to contain much of the opcrties
for the growth, maturing and yield of wheat any
we have heretofore offered, which has been used
in our county.
We propose to soil this Phosphate upon favor
able and satisfactory terms as aEy offered the
market, and willing to test it along side of
any other now used. The past few years have
Satisfied all intelligent farmers that it is useIess
and very un profitable to COW wheat without some
kind of fertilizer and il is the experience of the
best and most successful of the wheat
growing portions of our country THAT only high
farming pays.
We will furnish Circulars upon sppIicat ion, and
we would be pleased to have alt orders for our
Phosphate az coon as possible, to enable us to be
prepared to fill them without fail.
We can offer to the Farmer Oranges great in
ducements to buy of US.
HILLARY & JOHNSON.
Summit Point. W. Va, July 81 1874 Gun