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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 25, 1875.
Sun rtses...,...4.42 Moon rises.
sun 7.1S High tide. sos
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE "a, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York, mer-
steamer j. w. Ev.rman, Platt, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, W. p. Porter, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore, mercnan-
di Sc aud passengers, L. y. Tarum, agent.
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandise ana passengers, L. b. latun, agent.
by Telegraph
NEW YORK, June "a Arrived: City Of New
York, STA, Ethiopia, Ho kon, hdelestern. Ar
rived out: st. Louis. kenI, EyaDgeilne. komos,
sodort ONE, Charles Platt, Duo Fratrlli.
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4 New PKEss.FEEDER.-The inventor,
Mr.. Baker, estimates that the saving that
"!!t he attained by the use Of these feeders
Gil al The presses in his office will amount to
o'"r 500 per week 10 simply the printing Of
liz lniepcMdeat.-NeU York World.
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tinues TO rise, and several persons have been
drowned by the inundation of the adjacent
c0untry.
Spain.
LONDON, June 24.-The Carlist committee
here announce that they have received infor-
m1tion of victory by their forces over the
Alfonists In Castle. Nine Of the Alfonist
officers are said to have been captured.
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ERENCH PHARMAcEUT1CALs
MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE.

WIN PEPSfNE LA DIASTASE,
WIN DE DUSART, au Lacto Phosphate dc Chaux:
SIROP DE DUSART, au Lacto-Phosphate de
Chaux;
GOUDRON DE GUYOT,
PEPSINE-BOU
PEPSTNE Porci,
PEPSlNE Amyiacee,
PEPSINE A LA SUCRE,
PHOSPHATE DE FER-par Leras,
SIROP DE AUBERGlER.
PERLES D'HuILLE PHOSPHOREE,
PERLES DE CHLOROFORME.
PERLES D'ESSfNCE TEREBINThINE,
PERLES DE VALERIANE,
PRI ,ES DE PAULLlSIA,
PRISES DE GUARANa,
PtSTILLES DU DE-. BEIILOC,
PASTILLES DIGtSrIF DU BClSSON,
PASTILLsS DE L'EAU EMS,
lamar INDIEN-fruit laxatf cnntre Ia constipa-
ton, sud all new and vauab remedies for sale
by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
my12 9l9 Main street.
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Damage BY LIGHTNING. Last Thursday
night the Gwathney House. two miles
HON This town, was struck by lightning ana
I9!slly Destroyed FarmuiHe Mercury.
That rdS /" damage" truly.]
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TO PLY SICIAN Ms.

THE IMPROVED TROMMER'S EXTRACT
represents the soluble constituents of the best Ca
NADIA malt, and consists OF dlaslase. malt sugar,
resin and bitter OF hops, phosphates OF lime and
magnesia, aud alkaline salts. 1t Is prepared by an
improved prucess, which prevents injury to its pro-
perties by excess OF heat. 1t Is also very psstable
convenient Of administration, and will not ferment
For saleby PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
my 20 Agents for Virginia.
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! FULL LINE OF FRENCH, ENG.
IA l.sh. and Americas perfamerY, toilet articles,
soaps, combs hair and Aiso, fnoice
- - - : Ga I, NORTON, DSugsiss,
corner Fourteenth and Franklin streets,
op,rys,te Exchange Hotel and Ballard Hosee e
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The Richmond Templars Homeward
Bound.
New YORK. June 24.-The Richmond
Commsndcry knights Templar, on their re.
rurn from the Bunker Hill celebration, left
Jersey City on the $40 A. M. Washington
train for home Uia the Baltimore and York
river route, aud expect to reach Richmond
about noon tomorrow.
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noOKs, sTATIosERY. &c.

REPORTS. volume u. VIII
ING. sPric.. Sg 6y nail. 90 so. An the taex yc-
u5ies OF Grsf;an. new and secs Itshsad. q
ACTS OF sAsSs ABLY, l6fa; 10. Free, ~
by p..s..s.,, 81 5, a,... 3.s.. 5S3
The iargs az stock In Inc state OF oihet ss. 81.
LAW-B0OKS
) oI IT, 81 -ssw "a a.As- p.t;s. ~ =
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Fatal Accident on the Rail.

CHATTANOOGA, June PA carpenter
named P. e. Drew, formerly of Lynchburg,
was run over and fatally Injured by a switch
engine while walking on the track this eve
ming.
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Obituary.
YarfOu8 Efeu1a.

PHILADEPHIA. June 24.--Rear-Admiral
John DeCamp is dead; aged sixtl-four.
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EXrRhORDINARY SALE.

Intending to make a change in our business ~
I'm juiy we are selling our entire stock OF FUR
NIIUkE and MATTRESSES without regard
10 COST We have large and complete stock, and
BUYERS will not have The opportunity again to buy
articles In ue at the prices We are now selling
A II PARTIES needing our goods can save money by
seeing our ock. You will find BEDsTEADS SIDE
BOARDS. BUREAUS, EXTENsloN-TABLks. WARD
ROBES, PARL0R FURNITURE, hASISTASDs.
LOUNGES, TABLES, BOOKCASES, CHAIRS. Eta
CERES, MATTRESSES aud 4 great variety or other
yOoGs HARDWOOD 4 RITTER.
my 3l.lm Governor strceL.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
BY TELEGRAPH.l
NEw YORK

SBi TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK
NEW YORK: June 24..Cotlon quiet and steady:
request: Southern steady common 70 fair extra,
S4.90uS5 So; good to ch"ire. $5.00@ts rs.
Wheat st-adJ and lower; Sl.2s@s1.34 for winter
for steam western mixed; s2@s5c. for sail mixed
s4c for faTsy yeow Soc: for white
mixed In Store. CoGee-Rio s'eady; cargoes
quoted at 1901 SIC. COLO. Sugar. steady; 7I@
as or aaf 70 gooa lr pfl u and
unchanged. Taow firm at S76@s l5:16c. Rosin
dull at IL .70@tI e tor STR med. Pork lower;
for prime steam. Mhiskey lower at $1.l9h.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE f, June "a Flour dull ar unchanged.
Whoat-Red amber, x1.32@OS1 SO; other grnues
unchanged. Coru dull, except southern white,
low, s3c.; western mixed, 79sc Oals dun; south
ern hight, 7S@S0c. Rye dull and nominal. Pro
vi:inns dull and steady. Pork a20@#20 80. Bulk.
in fair order in demand: shoulders. 9h@9Ae: Lard
iull and heavy; refined. 14h0l 4Ac. Coffee M
changed. Mhskey offered at s1.l9 Sugar strong
at 144Gl4 Pc.
ST. LOUIS. June 24.-Flour dull and dropping,
with very httl. doing. Wheat lower aud fairly ac-
tive: No. 2 red western IL .2s@S1 .2sa cash. Corn
unchanged. whiskey steady 1T IS: Pork elsier;
more ding In small lots at $19,62h cash. Bacon
better: shoulders, 9a Ole: clear rib, 1916. clear
12A@l3c. casl. Lard dull; summer, 12c.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, June 24.-FlGur steady. Wheat
Quiet aun lower: red 81 / Slpf1.25. Corn dull and
iuwer: safe at 7IQ70c. Oats dult and LIVER; sales
at 5GaG0c. Rye steldy at 81 10. Butter quiet
Domillal; summer. I2r. Bulk-neats firm aud III
good demand: shoulders, Sac; clear rib. 40
cash clear l &c. Eacon steady; shoulders. 9ac.
Gear. rio, l2'ac.; clear, 1870. Whiskey firm al
ala.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 24.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat dull and unsettled; crop easier; NO. l
spring. Sl.O2n; No. spriug, fresh. 964c.; regu'
lar. 967eG9GEc Corn active; No. mixed, % G.
No. oats, 5Ohc. Rye Gull No. 2, 90c. Pork
steady at s19 Lard, l3c. Whiskey firm and In
fair demand IT S1.16.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, June 4--.Noon.-Stocks active
and lower. Gold, 117ls. exchange 4S7h:
short, 490h. Governments dull, and lower for '62
@'65. States quiet and steady, except for Tennes-
see's, which are peter.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 24.-Virginia 6's, peelers, {;
consnls, soy West VIrglnia's. ~. North Caro-
lima 6's, old, 90; new, IL; specialtax. 8. Bid to-
day.
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Nearly oil diseases originate from Indigestion and
torpiaity Of the liver. and relief ts Always anx,
iOsly sought after. II The liver Is regulated in3ts
OF acton In The liver causes heaoacbc, constitutions
jaundce, pain In The shoulders, cough. ctis, izz-
ness, sour stomach. bad Taste IN thr mouth, bilious
ri,s. or die blues. anu hundred other sympsoms,
FOR which SI8MONs'S LIVER kEG0LArok e
ts,e hes, 9emey ID. has ever been discovered 1t
sess mildly efY.etua ~. and being simple yeFeta-
de ycomnound, can do no iatuYy IN xny quantities.
cttst It may Eeaakep. j. Is harmless 10 every Nay
ti,e gcd and arest from ali parts OF the country
win yt,ieh for lis peing the puresi and best.
mb Il f}-tJe2S 81 4.-5 * Il - 5sst
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INTENDING TO CHANGE MYM
l. PLACE OF BUSINESS TO 205 BROAD IN
am now ttan < nv entire stock Of FURNITURE
ut Gust until the 2Sth of jane, AMI persons VIII
not have THIS opportunity again. All perssns hav.
ing furniture stored away in this house aud repaired
will please call. pay charges, and take it away by
the 2SIn of and If not taken away ny lhat Time
II will he sold for costs. JAMES +. BRAGG,
2Ol. corner OF Second and Broad streets.
to 81 L.,
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BALTIMORE, June 24.-The market during the
past week hls been fairly active, with prices nc.
lower at the close; very best on SALE 64(97hc. first
quality, 5lt@6ac.; medium or g"oI fair quality,
5@5lc.; ordinary thin steers. oxcn. ana COWS, 49
head. Gales, i,i2U head hogs closed dull and
lower at 91sQl 04c. Receipts, 6,s1s. sheep dull
ana lower nc 4@5Hc. Lambs. 1904. stock OF
sheep nominal ii $50. Receipts during the week
were 6.39S head.
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+ AIDES, MISSE], AND CHIL.g
lIDREk'S NEWPORT tbs; Ladies',EH kh
Misses and Children's Kid Fox, Calf, Feb
be Goat ard Russia Leather Button ami Laced
Boots; GtnIlemeu's fine Boots and ShoeS-ali
s,yIcs Gentlpmrr'S Ca'f Prince AlDerts only so.
Trunks, Vallses, Satche!s, &C., cheap at
w. w. TAILORS,
i.17 Fourth and Broad streets.
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FURNITURE !!
FURNITURE.A

FURNITURE!A
IotYer for sale III 1000 worth Of FlRST-CLhSS
FURNITURE. taIl and see my Walnut suits. tnll
marble from $3.50, &135, 1925, 81 5, II OO, S95;
without marble at $50, all wainul, 10 pieces Pop
lar SUITS, full marble, from S65 10 f55: Pario1
Suits, Haircloth or Reps, from 500 TO s65 Poplar
suits, pieces. without marble, with high bed
stead, from $40 - 1873. Compare with what IS
solo by auction'for more money. This Is no num-
TURE OF all descriptions which will sell for cash'
or by weekly or monthly instruments:
WILLIAM DAFFRON.
Office and salesroom, 1893 Main street. fc IL
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PURN gTURE.

LIME FURNITURE AT AND BE.M
Il LOW COST.-Not wishing to carry my kQs
STOCK over to the fall, offer a large portion
of my stock-ine DRh SslEG-CAsE SUITS and
other goods-at and TX low cost Parties Ill want OF
goods in nv line will find 1t their interest To ex-
+. GATHRIGHT,
ie l6.lm 16 Governor street.
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ORATORICAL MEDAL.

As indicated in the report of yesterday,
Mr.. j. b. Wardaw, OF Georgia, appeared to
be the successful competitor in the oratorical
contest. When the announcement of the
committee (Revs. w. E. Judkins. of Lynch.
burg; j. j. Lafferty, OF The Christian Aduo'
cate and Paul Whitehead, OF FarmViile.)
was made this morning. in accordance with
the general sentiment of the College, the
most enthusiastic cheers followed. The ex.
citement was intense, and the final award
was universally accepted as just. MrA Ward.
law received The medal, snd the flowers
heaped around him from the ladies OF Ash
land, in q manly and unaffected manner.
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,ERESH STOCK.

.EREsH STOCK. e.
B. F. TINSLEY & CO., ~
No. AL BROAD STREET,
have now open fresh assortment Of LADIES'
GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDRENS BOOTS,
SHOES, and CATERS of The latest and most fash
ionable STYLES. select stock Of
ThUNKS. LADIES' SATCHELs. &C.
PRICE and QUALITY GUARANTEED.
$780, my 10
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.i,H LIVER EGULATOR.. -
For Dyspepsia, Constipation Jaundlce, Bilious
attacks Sick Headache, Collie, Depression OF Sptr.
its. Sour Stomact. HEARTBURN. &c. &C..
: 1T HAS No EQUAL.
I5a faultess family me1Icine.
Does not disarraDgt the system.
is sure to cure II taken regularly.
10 drastic, violent medicine.
Does net Interfere with business
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest and best remedies,
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nON'T PAY S5 FOR A GAL 1
H. TER when you can buy acity-made 49, 80
one for a.. Don't pay "a for snoe wnen you can
H. 20 to The factory, 215 Broad street between sec
ond and THIRD. Nothing but clty.made goooS soio'
E1euy ,p" antu mi az se16
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A EUTJ, STOTK0F LADIES

4 FULL STOCK OF LADIES IMHN
n SARATOGA TRUNKS. SOLE. Co.,
LEATHER T,UNkS, EALIStS, SA1CHELS,
Straps, Over Caters, &c. r C Burrs ne tu,to9s
tine hand mace Goat and Calf Ties and Prince AL
herts Ladies. Misses, and Chlldren's Newport
Ties, Slippers, aad Buskins, ut j. A. EhloOS.
INV 20 Tenth ana Main streets.
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QUESTION: Where can buy H
" good SHOES for myself or chill
dren al low figures but made Of good MATERIAL
Answer: At the factory NO 2lo broau u st lss,
made goods are sold. -, ,s
ROOTS footed to order for only &6. sc ID
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VISITING CAHkbs, Soc. 10 81 kot 90, ~
! he nls"AIGa! slATlSG-aousE
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TAKE
sIMMoSs's LIVER REGULATOR


for all diseases of the Liver. Stomach, and Spleen
1t is emlnauty Family Medicine;
and by DeiBg kept ready for llnInedi-
ate resort will save many an hour OF
sutftriug and many dollar IN time
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial 1t is still re-
ceiving the most upgua lifef testimo-
mails Of Its virtues from persons OF
the hiyhest character and resDonst.
bility; Eminent physicians commend
% isf SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN In the SHOULDERS, iIZZI-
NESS, S0UR STOMACH. bad taste
in the MOUTH, BILIOUS AT
TACKS, .PALPlTATION OF the
The KipSEYs, DEspoNDENcY,
GLOOM, snd IOrebodings of EVIL,
81 all of which are the offspring OF
q diseased LIVER.
If you feel DULL. DRowsY, ~
DEBILIT ATED. have frrquent
HEADACHE, MOUTH TASTES
BADLY. POOR APPETITE, and
TONGUE COATED. you are sur
fering rom TORPID LiyEKor
"BILIoCssESs," and nothing
will cure you 20 speedily ana
permanently.
Inc LIVER. the largest organ
In the b0iy. Is generally tie
seat Of the disease, and II not
REGULATED In time great sur.
feIng, wreichedness, and
ned with RhH this a an si all climates and
changes OF water and food may De Iaced %ltn0at
fear. AS u remedy IN MhiAkIQUs FEY EHS,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, EST LIZ 81 Z ,,
JAUNDICE. NAUSEA.
THE CHEAPEST. PUREsT. AND BEST FA&I-
LY MEDICINE IN THE WoRLD!
~ have never seen or tried
such a simple, etflcacinus. sat-
isfactory, and pleasant RENE
dy in nv !ife.'-H. HAINER,
ST. Louis. So. -
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens.
octae iOualy Use. when nv
condition requires IL, Doctor
Simmons's Liver negulaf0r
with good effects "-HoN,
ALEX. II. ATEP. EMS.
Governor or laBafna.
"Your Regulator has been
in use in my family for son
time, and am persuaded II Is
medical science."-GoY. j.
GILL SHORTER. Ala.
ii have used the Regulator
In my family for the past sew
enteen years. can safely re-
the best meSiciae have ever
USED for that class OF diseases
L purpors to cure."-H. +.
President OF City Bank.
s'simmons's Liver hegula-
tor has proves o good and eth-
esc,ous medicine."-C. A.
Druggists.
with DR.. simmolsB Liver
Medicine for more than twsn-
ty years. ana know II to be the
best Liver Regulator offered
and q: L. LYoS, BeIiefon-
sIMMONs's
ga.. LIVER kEGULATOR.. -
Attacks si sss ees 81 sp
It's Sour Stomach Heartburn. &c. &C..
1T HAS No EQUAL.
ga faulttess family meac.ne.
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\ UA "a "A ASp0 va AAtyEk .
Complaint are UNI aStntHe and
pain ia the eide. sometimes
the pain Is IN the shoulder. xnd
Is AISTAKENf for rheumatism.
The stomach Is a6ecaeJ with
LOSS or APPETITE and sick
ness. bowe, In general COS.
TIVE, sometimes ajternating
win lax. The HEAD Is tr0e-
bisd with pain. sIid dull, heavy
sensation. considerable LOSS
or MEMORY. accompanied
with painfui sensations 0f has-
Ing LEFT uSDONE something
which ought 10 have been
done. Often complaining OF
weakness. DEBILITY, and low
spirits. eonetimss NAM 81
the above symptoms a.,+adth
disease, aud st Other times
very FEW Of them; bot tho
LIVER Is geDsral.y the Organ
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CAUTION. e5s4S
Buy no powdered or prepares SIANOEs'S LIVER
REGULATOR unless IN our enxrsvcd Wrapper
with Trademark, stamp, and signature unbroken
none other Is genuine. e
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DlSTIScTIoSs.-J. NJ. Burton, id Carroll, VIII
liam Glaze Jr., j. W. ClOre, A. A. Joost, T. lrby,
j. b. Miller. j. r.. Bird, q. Is. Stuart Jr.
PAssED.-G. F. Glover, K. Perkins, A. Brent, B.
l.. " inston, +. l.. Carter, j. l.. Baynes, w. ID.
Laudstreet, ". 4. Perrow
SENIOR LAss.-J. ii. burton, w. A. Frantz, Ed.
&. Faudver, >. y. Harris.
w. +. Tillett, of North Carolina, received
the mathematical prize, and w. Ii. Page, OF
North Carolina, the Walton prize for excel
lence in Greek.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26
Circuit l'Oulrt.

We stated yesterday that the grand
jury was impanelled for the next two
weeks. We should have stated traverse
jury. The former has been organized
and grinding out indictments since last
Monday week. and continues to grind to
this day-how much longer we are unable
to say.
Circuit Court is making rather slow
progress ; but it is thought the pleadings
will be settled in few days, when mat
tiers will rum more smoothly.
William Murray, whose trial by jury
began on Monday, was found guilty of
attempting to steal Grace Winsor's watch.
and was recommended to take up his
abodein the penitentiary for one year.
James Morris, who was indicted for
stealing $50 of Moses llutson, living in
Lakewood precinct, repented of his way
wardness, and Withdrawing his former
plea OF not guilty, plead guilty.
Charlie Williams, one OF Cairo's insti-
tutiOns, was tried by jury of his cOun-
trymcn, on the charge of stealing some
of iIowie Bros hams. lie will not as
sist the country gentlemen to sell sap.
Piles, potatoes and watermillions" this
seOsOn in orr city, rs his residence will be
In Joliet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26
A Festive (sOnl

We learn that young lady resid-
ing with her parents in this city, and
who. IL is said, Is quite favorite with
her father, has for some time past been
in the habit Of accompanying that gentle
man to the barnyard every evening.
after tea, to keep him company white
performing the duty Of giving his horse
his evening meal.
On the evening in question, the two
started forth a. usual, the young lady
looking as sweet as bunch of onion
tops. and apparently as happy as lark,
she having spent half the afternoon in
making her toilet, very good looking
and cstimable young gentleman having
sent her word that it was his intention to
make Il friendly call after he had finished
his days labor.
The father, who |. well OIL in this
world Of trouble, Is posscssor, among
other things, of large William goat,
which Is kept in the barn, the old gentle
| man believing. as great many of his fel-
low beings do. that goats ARE n ''good
| thing to have about horses
The "William'' ON this particular c.s.
seemed to be IN an unusual state of hilar-
ity. He jumped and frisked about, much
TO the joy of the young lady, who called
the attention of her father to the fact. a
the animal was gainboing around her.
The old gentleman, by this time, had
| assembled the ladder to the hay NOV. and
was engaged in throwing hay to the
lower floor. The goat, in the meantime.
had left his mistress and took Il position
on .he opposite side of the stable. The
old gentleman heaved down large
arm full OF hay. and with it an egg,
which the young lady observed rs it
| rolled TO the floor. She was standing
with her face toward the goat, and taking
a step forward, exclaimed, ooh papa. see
what come down with the hay:" with
this she bent over and was about to pick
mp the egg. when She suddenly felt some
thing come in contact with her head
which made total wreck of her catogan
braid, and completely knocked the rea-
sonlng powers out of her.
The old gentleman, who had witnessed
he billy goat charge on his daughter
from the loft, sprang to the floor below,
just in time to keep the playful billy--that
had turned with suppressed "bo-ali-ah''
walked on his hind feet, while cleaving the
air with his front ones, back to his former
position--from completely knocking the
breath ont OF the unfortunate young
| lady.
The billy seeing the young lady bend
down, to pick mp the egg, and having
caught full view of her head,
had misinterpreted her intention, think
ing she meant fight.
The young lady being in no condition
TO receive company so soon after the adj
venture with the William, caused the
young gentleman, of whom we have
| spoken, to be informed that it was not
convenient for her to receive him that
evening, as she had had slight with her
fathers billy goat, and that the goat had
got away with her."
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26

For the past few days, we have been
using Arblckle's Baking powder, and
we can confidently recommend 1t 10 our
readers as one of the best powders now
in the market. II makes white, light
aud spongy biscuit and is excellent for
all other purposes for which baking pow
der is used. Now. when it Is known
that with all the virtues of the best pow
ders in use. box of the Arbucklc pow
der, of the size OF the boxes of other
brands sold for fifty cents, contains two
ounces more powder than such boxes
and is sold for forty cents per box. The
large quantity Of Baking powder used
in nearly all families makes the saving OF
ten cents on each pound. by using Ar.
buckles powder, no inconsidcrable item.
The powder is for sale by @. ID. VIII
hanson.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26

Dr. Seth Arnold's Cough kilier-the
great eradicator tor al lung di-eases-a su.
perior remedy 10 all other medicines yet
discovered, in severe eases. tits q sure.
quick. and perfectly safe remedy for
coughs. colds, sore throst, whooping cough
sroup, aud all diseases OF the throat and
lungs. Re all price, - aud 20 cents and { d.
Any bottle that does not give relief may be
DR.. seth Arnolds Diarrhra Balssn, - aud
10 cents. Remember 1t il warranted. Ar.
nold's Bil lou, Mandrake Pills, operating
without sickness aud pain. COMPOUNDED
by DR.. seth Arnoid's Medical Corporati IN,
Woonsocket, Il. I. Sold by Paul q. sebuh,
druggist, Cairo, III. 5j-t.2j.3m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-05-26
Every SeNcm Hears

ply ysioloeists say, the human body is en-.
tirely changed and renewed. Every mo-.
ment OF o r lives. every part Of our bodies
IL wearing out and T. being buii, up sns "
of fresh matter. This work is accomplished
by the blood which goes through every
part. But II the blood becomes weak or
yitiated, and does not perform II, work
properly, the system is actually poisone
by the worn-out matter clcgging the vital
organs instead Of leaving the body. For
dyspepsia, biliousncss, kidney, skin and
liver troubles, tevers, and oil disease, aris-
ing from ytisted blood, DIR. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA NiNEGAR BiTrgRs are soy
ercign remedy. 5-li-dSw-4w.