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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-05

= ..,.s.<i:si lid CITY COLLECTORS OFFIcE,l
.-,.,-..{ IA. ,-a.I. RICHMOND, june. 2, 1877. S
rITY TAXES; tl6T.-This Office will be
~ OPEN DAILY from O'Clock A. M. 10 O'Clock
p NJ. from the 18th to the 30th day of Dune incu
size, for the purpose of receiving from any person
charged With 1..%t:f;l' : ;'s'' 90 tt-i - i..=t
81; CITY. TAKES, REAL'AND PERSONAL, 90
the whole or one half OF the amount of tax charged,
and thatTEN. PER CENT WILL BE ADDED to the
amount Of tax charged IN every case where the party
assessed shall fail pay the whole or one half within
rf,< ftrna IN ttd - tSeFE tfth-.43 . 1900
The Collector respectfully requests all persons
having three more bills to leave list of the same
rs early as possible at this office, that the bills may
be gotten together, and, If desired halfreceipts
: js 5-sJeso y wooDsoN, Collector,
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THE CARS VISIT TO THE ARMY.-St., Pc
tersburgh, June, 3.-The Gar, Czarowitcb,
and Grand Duke sergui. left for the Danube
Saturday,at midnight. r..t u4,.T
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COlMl[lM;IssIoNER;S NOTICE.

TREB'S ADMINISTRATORS VERSUS
N KREBS-TN THE GHAECERY COURT OF
THE CITY OF tRICHMOND.--By the decree en-
tered In this cause on the 10th day OF May, lSI7,
the Court doth adjudge order and decree that this
cause be referred to one ,of thc commissioners or
this court to inquire and report, =.
1st. An account OF the personal estate OF E. d.
Krebs, deceased. 80 s'-@
Cd An account of the transactions OF y. +. How
ard and Charles Clinely as administrators OF estate
OF said +. ). Erebs, deceased.
said estate, and their prtoritles, II any.
& 4th An account Of the real estate which the sald
j. Krcbs died seized and possesses Its valne and
Sth. Any other natter which the commissioner
may be requested to report ON Dy any one
or which he may deem pertinent.
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Personal.

ARII ESs are hereby
IN warned ayaitat screditipg anys OF the crew o.
the Norwpeinn b4rk VETENS, as Neither the captain
nor owners VIII be resronsi6le for any debts eon-
tracted by them. A, j. HENRICHSEM,a iasis ..
RICHMOND, May 81, 1877. 3e 2-St'
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70 ME- COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST
received PLAIN, DoUBLE-wlDTH BUNTING,
which they are offering at 19c. yard. They have
also every shade In the ALL-WOOL BUNTING.
Their stock of DRESS GOODS comprises every
thing novel this season. my 80
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MgDON'T FoRGEp."TO CALL AT
LEW, BROTHERS for your DRY GOODS.
ic 4 81, j...s,.
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DOR OLD POINT n,, &C.,

The JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT SoA ha =.
Sy-s DAILY LINE has arranged with 'ne ru
prqetor OF the Hygeia Hotel, Old Point, te ,',I
Ing tickets, good to OLD POINT AND hEt o",,
including FIRsT-cLAsS BOARD at the Nc" "-'
elegant Hygeia Hotel, viz: ..t'f q 90
No. From Saturday ui, Monday''t'''s q an
No. 2-For one half week.. ....'.''''''''' * 90
No. 3-One week.. " curAp
Also, the company offers the fAMisi ,n-I,.
SUMMER TICKET to TEE foiNi, ,r r.,urn
Brandon, on james riper lhan WssS 80 ar,ee.
same day by up-steamer, - ethiutsa Ifn,e, au.'
Tickets on sale at CAREER ;, rASuA"eN
~ The fss. and elegant s,ssmers sohs hs Line,
TER aud ELIZA ffaNCoAt I'M f,isd and re-
newea. Steamers leave N .. - 49, my II
pxceptedl, ~, -------.--=z-==-S-.--
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NM FULL ASSORTMENT OF READY
MADE LINEN, SUITS, for ladies' at reduced
prices. Full suits from $3.50 mp. warranted
pure linen. -~..,,.f -.
Their KID GLOVES In Black, Colorei, Opera
Shades. and Whites, at 75c. are worth 1925.
See their THREE-BUTTON BLACK and OPERAS
at 81 worth$2. ,i= =
Of IVES IN ono, two three, aud four buttons,
The cheapest ever offered In this city. ..,...,, -
Among the many varieties Of GORSEls tney sen al
very recently sold ut ~ .75,. :. ..r.,f,smy 81
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me-. LEVY BROTHERS HAVE BUT
one pricc-the lowest. -; Z. r.- IS. =: je
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COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE,l
81 RICHMOND, May II, 1877.
The parties Interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on "WEDNESDAY The goth day OF june,
1877 at O'Clock A., rs the tiuie, and my once,
on EIeyenth between Main and Bapka streets. rs the
p'"S> - 80 - THOMAS +. EVANS,
INV a2.Tu4w s-.4..Fs.l,.r:, Commissioner.
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NE TO MAKE SURE OF THE BEST
goods Ut the lowest prices. 20 to
je5 - LEVY BROTHERS..
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nIl~ LEVY BROTHERS HAVE eros
GRAIN RIBBONS i'll all shades. ~ je5
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Er LEVY BROTHERS UNLAUN-
DRIED WAMStTTA COTTON, LINEN BOSOM
AND WRISTBANDS, WHITE DRESS SHIRT ut
81, Is the best ,;i.1;' :..5"'~ G.s7- ~. je5
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=. ;n>a-. BEAUTIFUL BLACK GRENA-
Dimes at Zoe, sold generally ut 40 and 00c. Ol
iudiciols purchases. and arc enabled to offer the
greatest variety ut the lowest prices that have ever
hecn known on them. ~. 49, my 80
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9o.CENT STORE.


RECEIVED AT THE s9-cENT STORE
$50 sets 6-BALL CRoqUET,' in fine box. war
ranted perfect, for 80 cents;
IT'S RUSTIC FLOWER-BAsKETs: ~.a
SILK and sCoTCII-GINGHAN PARAsoLs-for
the money the best in town; ..........
More of those large WALNUT TABLES; -
Large lot. of PLANT-sTANDs; ... ...
rs LAP-BOARDs, with YARD.MEAsURE:
.LUNCH-BAsKETs, all sizes and Kinds.
Large DIsH-PANS tpIessed, no seam);
New designs in MAJoLICA PLATES, FRUIT
STANDS CARD-sTANDs, PITCHERS
I J, MATCH SAFES &C., &C., H''ab2,' -
LAMPS for % cents as handsome as we formerly
: 4. sold for s1.es. ;.Da1.syr s'!r.2>. - -
Our LADIES HATS cannot be equslled In town
for e. ,..,,s,- ,,tt..f ...:. Eaa.
srEp-L ADDERs and l. FFoUk-wHEEL WAGONS
always on hand . '....,.,,.,.t.e ...-rl,;&
Send for catalogue to po,n srprrr
my % $3.50 ." QUO noOND -
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me- DON'T FAIL TO SEE SILKS AT
COHEN BROTHERS before you purchase. They
have every imaginable shade besides the largest and
cheapest stock OF BLACK and FANCY SILKS ever
exhibited IN this State. my 80 J.,
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SUMMER RESOprs

CRYsTAL SULPHUR SPRINGS ,.-~.
- MEELr CRAWFORD sPRIYGsl.-Thi, FOR
I Boa5 as nr K nSHts TiI opened june "zh
bali price. House newly furnished r. Grant,
address w. ". PATTESON & RRoTIm vD,rcni,,,
Pond-9ap Depot, Chesapeake and Ohio riIEh
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COURT ORDER.

.a!L 81" COURT ORDER.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
| UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA .-..,...
rurneull & GO, Co: In Equity. ~.,..
A. Thomas ct ats.,S .1sfs. ..s
II appearing to the Court that a. Thomas, one o.
the defendants In this cause. has departed TINS NE
and that &c is necessary to revive the same against
his helrs-at-law and that Of said helrs-at-law John
D Garter aud Virginia Carter big Wife AND Martha
said strict and do not voluntarily appear to said
suit it Is therefore ordered that said John Carter
and Virginia Carter hts wife, and Martha E. Thomas
Bit on Tie CD DAY OE July, 1877.4 49,
1t IL further ordered that copy Of this order be
published once week for four successive weeks In
the Richmond; Dispatch, daily newspaper pub
lished In the city of Richmond, Va. ST..
r. ". HUGHES, Judge.
RICHMOND, 10th May, 1877. ,i'3",'
my 22-Tu4w 4, ME-. PLEA.stASTs, Clerk. I
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n1s- THE BEST SHILLING vIOTO-
RIA LAWN is to be had at Il, i,
tc5 '.i.. ..'.' - LEVY BROTHERS,.
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~ GRAND OPENING

:. SYCLEr BROTHERS,, -.
No. 31l BROAD STREET, BETWEEN THIRD ANI
IL, .t; - FOURTH STREETS. -.." d
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NHLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH CbIA'
WI TY, VA. two miles from Millbnro depot. al
the and Ohio railroad. open for visitor
nj reduced rates. The cheapest and best place III '
mountains for families seeking rc.t and recreation"
per month; $40 per week - per day. Adirc''
". II. HOPKINS.
my o0.TuSS2m Mboro' Sprinss.
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rARDoZo. FoURQUREAN II co.
NEW srrpLY.

From our buyer now in New York we nre receir-
Ing large stock of ...,
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS. -
among which are some very great bargains.
We name III part rs special bargains:
BLACK GRENADINES at 25, 35. and 4oc.-very
VICTORIA LAWNS at l6s., 20, and 25c.-bcst
quality ever offered at the price: q, .....
STRIPED MUSLIN at Is, go. and 25c.-splendd
goods for the money; srs,.Ir 81. 81. 1913
great bargain In TOWELS al Il and $3.50 per
-. ,,ozeu. u, s.i.i. .l:.H-, N''
Another lot Of those beautiful ORGANIZES for
Oyer-Dresses, with Solid Color to match; and
many other bargains too numerous to mention.
Just received large lot Of LINEN and. PER-
GALE SUITS. :, ..s..a "-..E ~ ,"s..=.
myl7 CARDoZo, FoURQUREAN & co.
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- ns LEVY BROTHERS CALL, AT
.TENTIoN to their 25c.. UNDERSTANDS as g wen
as better Roods:., iron a: s.:H-n. r.' r. -
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BOARDING
IN TIE COUNTRY.

Delightful ROOMS and BOARD for the summer
months can be- Ohtlncd Ut the residence al +.
COWIIERD. G0rdonsyil!e Va. The house l. "iiIlld
n few minutes walk Of tho derots aud nost-omc'
has large. airy rooms. aud + situated In large
shady yard.
TERMS $50 per month for persons over t"ei''
wears old: children and servants. SO.
Is nv -eodlm
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TOR SALE, A. PAIR OF SMALL On
II MARES, about fourteen hands high, -
young flour or five years., handsome, warranted
sound and drive well together. ICanS be seen At
HIS stable, south Tenth street. ), te o-2tsI
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: FIRST FLOOR.

You win find 'i'.'.
BLACK AIpACAs at %, %, 80. IS. 40 As, So
81 60. rs, sOc., and 81 per yard:
Look at our ALPACAS mt 3Uc., never sold less than
45c.: ...n ..t.. -. B.
a full line Of PLAIN, STRIPED, and COLohED
SILKS 3. 3. .-. ...-., g.. .
STRIpED SILKS at roc. worth 81; --.-s. E.
COLORED SILKS ut 81 worth S1.2o; . ..-f >,
We call special at cntion to our BLACK SILK at
81 never sold for less than $50;
BLACK SILK at Csc: worth ST.. ..
BLACK ST. X at 90c. worth $l.25;
BLACK SILK at s1.50 worth 1925: a.
4 complete assortment Of 30 MBAZfNES, TAM1SE,
'lCACHEMIRE, and HENRIETTA CLOTHS; =
Don't fail to look st our HENRIETTA CLOTH ut
Oc.. and our CACIIEMIRES at 75c.; o.
a full line of PIQUES from 10 to Coo. per yard;
Another LOT of those LINEN LAWNS at 1876: =.
PLAIN LINEN SUITlNGS from 25 to 40c.- and
TRIMMINGS 10 match !. :.,. s.. .,.-.... .....'
100 pieces NEW PERCALES from to 122.c.;s
100 pieces beautiful LAWNS at 1916;
5000 yards Of SOLID PERCALE' at 10c. per
yard. real value 26c. per yard; a"7 .%'
A full line of DRESS GOODS from 10 to 50c. per
yard; ..t g.. --rl. ..s -.fiaf, '-'
More OF those handsome DRESS GOODS at 16S
and Zoe: '... -... - 'f .-. .- ....
1000 CORSETS from soc. to - per pair;
Look at our EMBROIDERED CORSET at 81;
The largest stock of CASSIAfERES for gentlclncn's
y! and boys wear ever offered in the city, from 25c
TO So per yard; :
We call special attention to so and 75c. CASSl-
MERES; 3d.. ...'" 80
1000 UNDERSIIRTS for ladies' and gentlemen.
suitable for the season. from Csc. to 81 each;
Look at 25 and soc. SHIRTS; ..-'
Our HOSIERY and GLOVE DEPARTMENT Is
complete; 49,. ~, n... $50 - ..l
Look at 75c. KID GLOVES worth 81; rr.
1000 yards CAMBRIA EDGE from &c. TO 81 per
. yard, ~ ". r....}
at SYCLE BROTHERS.; -.
We have just opened 5000 FANS from &c. to 81
each; ,-..
We have OIL the first floor thousands Of other bar
= gains too Numerous to mention for want Of
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In consequence OF the hard times and scarcity OF
money we are determined to reduce our entire stock
Of DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, DOMESTlCS,
NOTIONS, and TRIMMINGS at and below cost. No
humbug. Come one, come all, and be convinced, 1T
.'# LEVI HEXTER'S,
,nv1A-3m 627 Broad street.
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NJ THE WAY TO ECoNOMIZE-
Buy your DRY GOODS ut
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We offer our sincere thanks to our friends, Gus
toners, and the public generally for their liberal
patronage, and hope for ntinnance Of the same
in future. 2, i Iii siCLE BROTHERS
.,.' -, ......... D.. Sill Broad street,
my 81 between Third and Fourth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-05

nw DON'T COMPLAIN OF HARD
times. Buy your DRY GOODS at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-05

-.'@ >. ,. 'A. THIRD FLOOR. a.. .
We have full line OF DUPLICATES Of all goods.
All we ask is call from and all for examination
of our stock. '...' .-
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THE FINEST BATHING FACILITIES IN TIE
WOELD. .l...

"A snsc,ac for ..nerraIsia. dvSper>ia. rnut. aud
rheumatism. Pamphlets 10 be Eso VI ft"'-
LApp Co, Richmond, Ea. county
DR.. JOHN w. LAWSON. OF Isle or i" lsh' COUNT
Va. resident physician. ,,,,o,,,
my l6-2m JOHN l.. ECBASh. froprt, E--.-
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CEOTHING!

John LAToUcHIE: "a
=. ....r...,, =! MERCHANT TAILOR,
y Iii NO. 4 Tenth STREET, -
anticipating the season, has just opened new and
choice fabrics for a... sct:,.
SKELETON COATS, ,,.,..,.-z
which Will he made up In the best manner, giving
llghtness, strength, and economy.
@' FRENCH BAPTISTE, -
q FRENCH DRAP D'ETE, -
u /, FRENCH wORSTED, ,E"r r-'-.. ,'1f"
l., J,a1BLkCK and BLUE CHEyIOTS, 'r| 80 .
,s.@ ALPACAS and DUCKS, - >1fi.'t
Now is the time TO provide against the extreme
heat, aud not swelter under heavy weights
:, DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER. - it5 a up so
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H.! .,- o.. 80 SECOND FLOOR. q. '.'.....
You will lind full assortment of BED-QUILTS
from 81 10 $40, and we call special attention to
our 81 and $3.50 QUILTS; ;f..rT ns
full Ane OF BUSTLES and SKIRTS from 0Oc. to
1925, u ..,-..f. 80. .- S.. hsir:.. ..t ',s.
CURTAIN LACE from zoe. TO 81 per yard;
WINDOV-SHADES and FIXTURES, a -....
PARASOES and UMBRELLAS, go.
And full line of SHAWLS, such as LACE. SHET-
LAND, and other new styles. ... 80
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VARIETY SPRINGS.
BURKEVILLE. Va.

OPEN FOR VISITORS JL'NE |. ls77
Situated on the Chesapeake and Ohio r.ii-n,,
fifteen miles west Of Stauntr,. car, stoprn. A. ihc
door. III d..
TERMS: $50 per month. sl0 Der yn.l. - 49,,
day. Children under twelve :..Ir, and cnl,reJ .,r
wants half price.
Mineral waters and gran. -'.ra-ry .Srcllrt ,,v a.,
other place In the State.
Circulars at the Office Of H." richmond Dispat.,
~ /. W. BrRRI>>.
nv 20-2m prmrr,,nr.
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| wLEVY BROTHERS: ARE SELL
rard je IS
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NoTIGE.-I have this day appointed ii.
IN +. T0RREY my agent to mine COKE and
COAL upon the propertte s, In Henrico and Gooch-
Land counties. known Hs!the Carbon Hii Mines, md
TO sell the product tbere0f and carry 0na store Mt
said mines.alI FOR said mines aud store
to be nude for cash. si w ~ JOHN TORREY.S
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, n~ LEVY BRO HER S HAVE
great bargains in. HAMBURGER EDGlNGs land
TNSERTINGS. ''''i ..,.. ..,y )e D ,
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MT SWISS MUsL1NS,. OkGANDIES,
and TARLATANS, for Commencement Dresses,
at LEVY BROTHERS.. ,:,st. '-f.|. .f' je D .
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nep -BUSTBES OF EVERY STYLE
at LEVY BROTHERS. -'.s'" '".i~. .''.i je5
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MT LEVY BROTHERS HAVE JUST
opened "a fresh and desirable assortment OF
STRIPED SILKS. 49, -ai;-,,. ~ q 'e" +
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QILL.HRATs,9s7 to sid per ream, at tie
PRTNTINcs-HOUSEs "a st4I
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at.
LEVY BROTHERS.. rr!:.frtp ~ ~'je5
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GtHouf@eS@

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lad, friiber auf bIpben Srettern, 1916 mas
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soarnaMfeafreas.,. Il. s.sas.

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Gbitagoer An,etseH.
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8ras. = Sic Stattbalterei bat am
4. Suli bas poli5eili6e SerbOt Der SUB,
5eier in 8ra9 beftGti9t. Die 8Oli5ei
traf fir ben 5. Su1i SOrfebruusen, ipeil
cse6iide DemonltrntiOnen beabii9tist
muroer,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-07-26

8rouuI6peis. - Die Sbrpnfulsers
rage i'm 0er5ostbum Srauni6wei9
tuudt na6 Idn9erer 3eit am SOri5ont
luieOer einmal alf. Wtan erinnert ii6,
oaB Der brann16weieiI6e 2nnotag ii6
Dor Sa6ren NIT bieier N~useleeenbeit bet
itdftiste, ulto ba6 feline oamali9en Ser
%9anolHu9en al!semeines Snterelie erre9z
ten. sic IieBen feinen 3meifel oariiber,
Dab Die Nte6r6eit bes 2anotass fir ben
jail oes 3obes bes re9ierenoen 0er5p9s
oas Iufseben bes SerSOstbums 8ra1tn%
l9tpei9 in SreuBen tuiini9te. SEPT ere
tdbrt Der ~8raunI9mei9er 8eoba6ter"
soun sIoubuiirbisFfer Seite aug @ien,
SnB Der oprtise braunl6uei9ii6e Mtni'
fterreii5e1tt 5rbr. p. 8bienensIoleraD6
betrefs Der braunIGrpeiser 9bronfol9e
NIT Der Samilie oes ~uormaliset &bni9s
BON 9aanuuer uno benz oerSeiti9en n&aI
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-15
The Trade winds

Are produced by the diurnal revo-
luton of the earth, extending from 20
deg. north to 20 deg. south of the
equator; and sailors hail with joy
their advent into them, after being tenn
pest-tOssed and worn, as productive Of a
season of rest. For weeks they some
time do not touch sail, bounding home
ward through fields Of sea weed alive
with minute shell-fish, and observe the
play of the grampus, pOrpoise, bonita,
and the terrified flight of the flying fish
from the latter. How much more de-
lightful then must 1t be to guide the
bark of poor humanity into the trade
winds of health out of the head seas Of
disease and suffering, and make life's tu-
ture a pleasant voyage! Yes, such can
be effected by using the Home Stomach
Bitters. 3-2Im
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-15
D0NGOLA ITEMS.

Bill and jess Hail were arrested Sat
urday night for drunkenness and disturb
ing the peace; it being night they were
locked.up In the calaboose, and theyman
aged to tear down the inner door and
mash up things generally. Monday
morning they were brought before
Squire Lentz and were fined elght.dollars
and costs for drunkenness; on the charge
of breaking and destroying public prop
erty they were acquitted, the justice
claiming there was no law to punish a
man tor trying to break out of Jail.
Our town board met in extra session
Monday morning to provide means to
repair the calaboose. They propose fix
ing 1t little stronger this time.
The presbyterian have been holding a
week Of meetings here. Rev. Mr.. Min
ton of Anna conducts them.
Your correspondent was Obliged t.
listen to one of the communications OF
the Pcwell-W Waters scandal at Ulln, ant
we must say we admit the judgement O
the editor Of the BULLETIN in refusing t,
publish it.
Circuit court is in session and a num
Der OF our citizens are in attendance.
DoNGoLA. March II. 1877. MEMO.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-15
Positively the Rest.

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to do so by any other medicine. 1t il
purely vegetable, and contains not a par
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1t meyer fails. Every bottle guaranteed
to perform exactly as represented. Bar
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Also agents for Prof. Parker's Pleas
ant Worm Syrup, which is sure death tc
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physic. Price, 20 cents. Try it.
3-2-lmdSw.