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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-09-29
the NAPOLEONN,

There will be no peace for France un.
iii the Bonapartes, who became posses.
sors of throne over the graves Of count.
less men, haye gone to that bourne so
teelingly spoken Of by obituary writer's.
They look forward to the ultimate resto-
ration Of the Napoleonic dynasty. In
Switzerland, recently, Mt the chateau Of
Eugene, a policy was mapped out fol
the party. Eugene resigns her regency,
and leaves the Prince Imperial the sole
head OF the movement. he to be guided
by n. Rouhcr. The liberties of the re-
public will constantly be in danger SO
long as life lasts in the members Of the
Bonapart family.
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In Chancsry-Master's Sale.

State OF Illinois. Alexander County >ss
In the Alexander County Circuit Count,
William NJ. Atherton and John Hodges vs.. John
Holden and Margaret " allace- Partition.
DUBLlC notice 10 hereby given that In Dur.
i suance Ola decree rendered in the above
entitled cause, la said court ut the May term
thereof, y. ID. 1875. l, John Q. llarman master
10 chancery of said county, will ON Tuesday
the 26th day Of October, a. ID. ls75, at III.
hour Of. O'Clock p. m; Of said day, sell At pub,
lie venduc, at the court house door in The city OF
Cairo, in said county, the following escrihed
real estate, to-wit: he south half Of the north
east quarter Of section twenty-seven (s7) town.
ship fifteen Q5), south range, number two az
west OF the third principal meridian in Tho
county OF Alexander and State of Illinois, to-
gether with the tencmenfs and hereditamenti
thereunto belonging or thereto appertaining.
Terms Of salc--One-half cash in hand bal.
ance ~ one and tw' years equal payments,
with SIX per cent interest per annum thereon
deferred payments to be secured by mOrtgay,
on the property sold.
Cairo, Illinois, September Goth. 1875
JOHN Q HARLAN,
Master IN ,hancery
Linegnr n Lansdcn, Compliments solicitors
o-26-diw.
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I,lnEN Ann THE TENDENCY.

Governor Tlklen, Of New York, be-
lieves, and hopes, William Allen will
meet with defeat In Ohio; and also that
the Democratic inflationists In Pcnnsyl-
vanla will be defeated. lie holds that,
II the Democrats then carry the State Of
New York, nc will be the only candidate
before the next National Democratic
Convention, and receive tho nomination
for President In 1876 upon hard money
basis.
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SECRETARY DELANO's kES1GNA.
T1ON ACCEPTED.

On the 9TH Of July, &. Delano, secrc-
tary Of the interior, wrote lengthy let
ter to the President Of the United States,
in which he offered his resignation Of the
high and important position he held. On
the 22d inst. President Grant answered
Delano's letter Of July 9th. accepting the
pronercd resignation. The Presidents
letter was very fiattering to Secretary
Delano. and concludes: "With continued
respect and friendship, subscribe myself
very truly your obedient servant"
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Governor Allen, Of Ohio, responding
to IN invitation to visit Nashville and
participate In the ceremonies commemOr.
alive Of the late ex-President, says: "An-
drew johnson was an honest man ana
IN incorruptible statesman, whose sudden
and unexpected death Is lamented
throughout the Republic; and your
commemorative ceremonies will be
an appropriate manifestation OF
the profound sorrow Of grea,
people. who loved and trusted
him when living, aud who honor his
memory when dead"
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AWERiCAN RIF1.EWnN

The Amateur Rifle Club, Of the United
States, recently defeated the best shots
in Canada. The Americans were victo.
rious at the 500 and 900 yard ranges, but
were Dedicated at the 1000 yard range.
The Canadians lost the match by twenty
fec v,0infs
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The Hon. Carl Schurz's Speech NJ Iur.
per's Hall, Cincinnati, ION the evils Of
imitation and the blessings OF Specie. con-
sumes nearly eight columns in tho Globe
n.,o.nof
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ment of
Syphilis in all its Stages, Scrofu-
lous Affections, Chronic Ul-
GERS, Enlargement of the
Glands.
Especially in syphltic diseases in which II
has saved many, when given M past hope by
No change OF diet /, rpIu red aud can be taken
in all conditions OF the system with safety, and
in connection with other medicine, If the pa
ticnt desires
sen, To any part Of the United States by cx-
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the sioux COUNCIL.

special dispatches report that the coun.
ca At the Red Cloud agency closed with.
Out results. and there are indications that
the negotiations for the Black Hills will
be fruitless. The wild tribes Of the north
are openly hostile and threatening, and
an attack on the Commissio ners by the
young men OF the Cheyenne, Arrapahoes
ana Ogslisiias was only prevented by
the GOODNESS and promptness Of "Young
Han-Afraid-of-his- Horses" aud "sit.
dng-Bull," whose warriors drove
away the vicious Indians, aud afterwsrd,
formed In battle array about the Com
oAsdoners and their cavalry guard To pre-
veasa conflict. II these reports arc strict
y Reliable IN Indian wsr Of great pro
posnoss vsA soon snsus, ~ The Indian
sseand he supposed uo,d rcc,on. ar,
WasliEs and brave.
.SoAeU1u aslLE1 Ar a..~
Joaquin Miller, the noe, - ~,
PaniAc slope, has written = very sn
thnsastic letter about the President H.
Arst aaw President Grant ut Inn,
Branch, whale the latter was riding alon
~ beach IN Q ons-horse open busx,
Tbe poet sajd; "He had passed within
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EXTRACT
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The Universal Pain EXT actor.
Note: AJAX for Ponds Extract.
Take no other.
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FOR

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Cairo Bulletin Comp
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DIR. SHERMAN'S
Syphilitic
Eradicator.

This preparation il now acknowledged 10 he
superior 10 all known remedies Tor the treat
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-08-25
IMPROVED
AGRICULTURAL
I m p | e m e n t S.

Dow Law Cotton Planters, without Covcrcr, S1G
with Covcrcr, $40.
Vests Guano Distributors, the most simple and
popular, price $3.50
The " Farmers Friend PlOughs, all sizes The
1ightcst draft Plough made. Cannot he chokcd
Highly endorsed by all who have used them.
Rotary Harrow, Thomas Smoothing Harrows
King of the South Corn Mills. Collins steel
Ploughs, Sweeps and Agricultural Stccls of all
Styles and Sizes.
Also, large assortment OF other Agricultural
Implements.
J. E. ADGER & CO.,
Importers of Hardware, Bar Iron, steel. &c.
Charleston, sc,
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-08-25
CENSUS
Having been aDpointcd

Having been appointed
CENSUS TAKER
for the county of Beaufort, will person
ally commence the work at once in this
Township.
It is expected that all questions will be
promptly and correctly answered and thus
avoid the penalty of the law for refusal.
Attention IS invited to the following
section of the Census Law.
SEC. q. That each head or member OF n family
shal. when called on by the persons appointed to
take the census, at his, her or their residence or
place OF business, make, on oath or affirmation. n
correct return of all persons Of whom his or her
family il composed, and also report such other in
formation to said Census Takers ~ may br rcqur-
cd by law; and the persons so appointed to take
the census arc hereby authorized to administer
such oath; upon the failure of any person to make
such returns or reports when rcquircd,he or she
shall b. aubjcct to penalty OF twenty-five dollars,
to be recovered in any Court of competent juris-
diction
The following have been appointed lc-
gal assistant Census Takers for their res
pectlvc townships:
G. II. Fits, Goethe; Henry Pollitzcr,
Hilton Head; c. II Wright, st. Helena
J. B. Binnickcr, Peoples; VIM. Fuller
Sheldon; s. T.. Ellis, Robert; ~. W.
Nuckcnfuss, Yemassee; Randolph Sans,
Lndics Island: J. G. Bampfcld, POGO.
taligo.
VIM. S. Drayton, Bluffton.
]. Il. w. Garvin, CoosGw hatchIc.
NELSON Il. ScovEL,
Census Takcr, Beaufort County.
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PROSPECTUS.
THE TEMPERANCE OBSERVER.
GHEENYILIE,


10 the Friends ef Temperance Throughout the
STATE:
There being TO Temperance Journal pub.
ilsicd i'll the State, the u,ldcrsigncd propose
II IN early date 10 establish Newspaper in
the. city Of tirccnville, devoted 10 the cause
AMI promotion nf Temperance, and tlczign-
e,l as the orsan Of the Good TcmpurA and
Sons Of Temperance ama Of the Temperance
'brotlicfii0Oti sSu,i;hk eurolina.s InitssnllyO-
cacy Of It's principles it will niso combine
'ic publication nf all matters and intur,,:.-
ton tending to strengthen tho TEN, GRANGE
ordcra Of the State; such rs the growth aud
progress "f lodges and Divisions statistics,
essays, stories, Get. Portions of,he paper
will be devoted 10 general literature, news
III l'riei poetry, etc, for the entertainment
pf the family circle.
!. We nix the support Of The friends nf
Temperance !:elorm, Church HE i,be.s and
ministers Of Religion.
Ii we receive suilccn. subscriptions, tie
first number Sill be insucd early III
November.
Kcmi, all money by p. o. money order
nr Registered Letter or Bank Check.
j. Z, & l.. BAILEY,
Psnlrietors.
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Tz6Hi PIE 1sES1 E4Sis.SI.ys
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
WADESBORO'. Il O.

ONLY ONE LOLLAR I'ER YEAR.
bright, cheerful, progressive, always ny
to The advancing Thoughts of,hc ,in,ca, the.
Herald ta.es rank with the leading Jour
ianitv.
The Herald is devoted 10 the family
ci'ciic. 1t Contains original and sccrtc,
stories s!, vii, !nnor. etc: Every family in
the land should subscribe for it, Its low
price (only one dollar) places i, within tl,,.
re;ct Of the poorest in the land We pay
all postagc.
Read What Tile Press thinks Of us,
The Piedmont IN. C.) prcas SAYS: The
Hc,ntd is a sprightIy sheet full Of news
and other interesting reading .,alter.
Tho Herald is Il Frst Class Family Parcr
Having some Of the abicst writer's il, Nertl,
Carolina attached to It's staff There Is
enough humorous reading in i, to make one
"msh for week enough To keep you
Jolly till ihc next comes --Rockmar. tia- I
News.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27
HOW TO CURE FEV1sas AND
AGILE;

IT any person suffering with FEVER AND
AaUE Intermittent or Bilious Fever will
call at the Drug Sioro Of DIR. A. q. DuK LIS
and get bottle ofAGUE CS)NQUEROR,
their Immediate euro 10 certain, and ihs
chills will not como back during thxs senaon.
1t contains no Quinino, Arsenio or other
poisons and sftor taking one. half bottle
you will feel bott er in henlth than you have
ielt perhaps for YEARS II entirely c!ca,lsee
the whole system, puriics the liver and
other Becrctory organs. Price Sl.0O por
bottle lry it. Ask your Druggisl .bou,
others WHO have used it.
DIR. \. G.. DUKES.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

A very gestteel appearing young
man, wearing Kid gloves, and carrying
n 1.-the and flexible walking stict
thought he would have = joke With a
rusty and venerable farmer Oh Tho
fair grounds.
"Halloo," said tho A.ndy, "aro YOU
ono Of the judges or h"s,?''
"Wanl, yaas, wall; right UP and lei
me look at YOU" sid the old farmer.
Tint you.li$wne soon lost amid the
crowd, and noNothor judges OH swine
saw him.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27
Hon THE NEWs AND TINES.
Mil Desperandum.
Dr JoAHEEL

Though malice With its poisned tongue,
Should try to drive me mad;
Though towards should mo daily wrong,
My spirit must be glad.
For in this tronblous hour Of mino,-
This hour when friends nre few,
There are some hopes which on mo shine,
Come hcurts know are true.
The skulking sneak, the rerjurcd soul,
The lips that love to lie,
These jewel<, rare, they'll not control!-
un these, my hopes rely.
The craven heart may beat with life,
And noun that Pm not dead;
Hu, what care FOR idle strife
whel. by such friendship is led?
So shall take my cvtn course,
And still pu, size the right;
Andsmari the, filthy, wicked source
That wonld my spirit blight. II.
October Both. 1875.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27
A GARD.

DIR. J. 6. WANNAMAkERt & Co., beg
to inform the public that they arc better
prepared to fill Ord ers than ever before.
The orangeburg Drug Store shall at all
uours lss provided with competent persons
for filing Orders with disputch, sn from
now henccfownrd the people Of 0rangeburg
need not be placed in a dilemma to know
avhere TO Gnd Druggist. We also express
our graaefnl thanks 10 the public for the
TMagnnni'nous support give,, US, nnd with
ssricte~t attention 10 bu>incss-h"pc to evc,
maintain their confidence
Dr. J. Il W-A$N-AMAkEls & Co.
aug 2l-3n
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27
Good Common Sense.

Connected with improper food, i'm
pure air is the greatest cause Of the
excessive infant mortality in our
American cities.
The Importance Of free ventilation
Of nurseries. and the sleeping apart.
nlcnts Of children is not sufficiently
Appreciated.
Considering the defective food and
clothing Of The children Of the poor,
and the condition oftheir dwellings,
it is evident that much nf the health
which they possess is owing to their
spending much Of their Time durin.
the day i'll the open air.
The organs Of respiration will con
tinue hcalthy or become diseased, IN
accordance with the nature Of th,.
atmosphere, or i'll plain language, as
the mir is pure Or IMPURE; and rs they
BECOME Jeranged, :he blood becomes
vi'iated, just in proportion US tic air
is impure. Air that has been ireuu, 1T
ly, brcathcd isdcprivcd Of It's oxygen
and bcconacs charged viii, carbon,
land is thus rendered unfit !or breath
ing. This should always be attended
to, taking care TO admit fresh air Al.
purify it in those apartments Which
nre iplabitcd by children. Children
cvince nncaisincss by crying or frettnl-
ness, and q constant recurrence or ir-
ritating causes renders them habitu
ally frctful. The, are, therefore, in.
jurcd morally as well us physically,
by breathing an impure atmosphere.
Pure air is the great promoter Of
healthy action in all the body, but
especially in the liver, lungs aud skin,
and, therefore, is more conducive to
the vigorous performance Of the digcs-
tive functions and also those Of the
brain.
To show the Importance of fres!,
supply Of air. ne breathe about twenty
times minute A heulthy man
spoils, by breathing, about liftyseven
hogshends Of fresh mir every day. All
living bodies must breathe oxygen or
die.
All the animal functions arc main
tanned by the inccs,ant play Of nilini-
tics between the atmosphere and the
organs. and all are conveyed directly
to the blood.
We breathe twenty distinct and
separate Inspirations in one minute;
| 200 times in one hour, aud 2S,SOO
times, in every twcnty-lour hours. See
the effect this must have in breathing
foul or confined air, and how much
health and life depend on II copious
supply of fresh air. How, then, cal,
people overlook this fact that to live,
We must have a full supply oft.
In proportion to the vitiation oflhc
air ny The breath and by cxhnla:ions
from the body, it becomes capable OF
receiving and conveying the infectious
seeds Of disease. Thus the disease,
Typhoid fever, is offer produced and
communicl ted wherever the vcntia-
ton is deficient; thus has ignorance
often prepared soil for tile growth
OF pestilcncc in every age and cline.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

HINTS ON PREsEuvATIcN OF TIE
PIANO The piano should no be
placed in Il damp room, or left open
in draft. Dnn,pncss is it most
dangerous enemy. Do not place the
piano near the stove, open CRATE fire,
hot air furnace. Place a lump Of
camphor, wrapped i'll soft paper, in
one Of the corners inside. for the pre-
vcntion Of moths. An India rubber
or cloth cover should i'll every case
protect the piano A new piano
should be tuned at least every four
months during the first year, and the
greatest Importance is to have your
pianos tuned by only competent tun-
ors.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

A Kansas Judge hns decided that
a man and wife can 60 to any place
Of amusement OH ticket that says
admit one" as by law they ayc CON
silercd cone" Er.
Now, boys, that's encouraging.
Let's all get tick cts for conc"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27
"A CARD.

Tho undersigned would Offer Ills thanks
To the citizens af 0rangeburg County for tn
libcral patronage which he has heretofore
enjoyed, md in announcing to then, that he
has associated himself with Capt. F., IL, ".
Brggmam, and removed to the NEW
STORE Of that gentleman, hopes that his
old friends will hunt him mp there, aud
that he may add many new ones to his lis;
W. K,CHOOE.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27

"Georgy' said benevolent old
gentleman to the youthful son Of
family he was visiting. "what are you
going. to DO when you become n
man?"
"Movc where I am not known and
and put up hotcI,' replied the
uchin.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-27
The Cordial Hs.afm of Syricun,
and Tonic Pills.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,

0oHeFel oDsCuic Inc cause MAY DC WnlcH
contribute 10 render nervous debility a
disease 60 prevalent, affecting, rs it does,
nearly one-half Of olr adult population, il
b melancholy fact that day by day, and
7ear by year, we witness most frightful in
ercaas ofnerSouA affections from tho sIiglt-
e.t neuralgia 10 the more grave and
extreme forms Of
NERVOUS PROsTRATION,
L characterized by general lnilg,,or or
weakness ofthe whole organism, especially
Of the nervous system, ohstru4ing and pre-
venting the ordinary functions ofnature;'
hence there is dsordered state Of tho
secretions constipation, scan.y and high
oolored urine, with an excess ofearllly or
lime sediment, indicative OF waste OF brain
and nerve substance, frequent palpitations
OF the heart, loss ofmemorv and marked
irresolution Of purpose, and inability to
carry into action any wcll-deiinctl business
enterprise, or to lix the mind upon any one
thing at time. There is great sensitive.
ness TO impress, though retained ilt Il short
time, with a flickcring and iuttcring contli-
tion Of the mental inc,,.tics rendering an
individual what is commonly called a
whiflle-mi,hlc'l or nicklc-ninded man.
This condition ofthc individual, distress
ing as it's, may nith certainty bcc,red by
THE CORDIAL BALM or SYRICUM
AND LoTlROl's TONIC PILLS,
Medicines uuriya't4l For their wonderful
properties and remarkable cnrcs OF all Ncr
xnns Complaints. Thcirrilic,cy is equally
great in the trcatmcnts,nd cure Of Cancers,
Nodes, Ulcers, l'lstulc, Pimplcs, letter,
Fever, Sores, Ringwornl. Eryspclas, Scald-
head. Barbcrs Itch, Scurvy, Salt Rheum
Copper Colored Elocher, Glamtl,ilar Swell
ing+, Worms and Black Spots in The Flesh,
Discolsrations, Ulcers in ihe Throat, Mouth
and Nose, Snre Legs, and Sores Of every
character, because these medicines nrGth
very best
BLOOD MEDICINE
Ever placed ieforcthe people, and are war
ranted to be The most powerful Alternative
ever originated by man, removing Morbid
Scnsibil;ty, Depression Of Spirits, Demcntia
and Mciancholia
1a- Sold by all Druggists, ard will be sent
ny express to all parts Of the country ny ad-
dressing the proprietor, q. EDGAR
,ILOTllkOP, ". D., li3 Court street, Boston,
Mass, who may be consulted free of charge
ether personally or by mail. Send % cents
al.l get copy Of his Rook on Nervous
DISEASES.
alg II 1875. "