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DusIE. Aug 2e-Auivsd. bark Katie Stewart tBD.
Evans, Baltimore.
DsosnsDA Aug a7-Arrivsd bark Gipssy Queen tsr,,
PsyAs. Baltimore
DcsEmx. Aug 2e-Arrived, bark Resns tAuD. ronetti.
Baltimore.
FALMOUTH, Aug 24-.Arrived ship Meta eGsr). Holes.
New York for Bremen; 27th schr l. A Knowles Chase,
40 for ham,urg lsee below, H
GLOUCESTER. Aug 27-Arrived bsrks Lady Franklin
tBr), wood, New York: Souvenir (Nor Andreasen. do
GREESocK, Aug 27-ssled. bark snowoon (Br for Bal
tu,ore.
Hull, Aug ~ Arrived steamer xantno (B, Edwards,
New York.
Sailed 24th banks Ajax (Nor) Apenes United States;
9Th. Maggie NJ tBI. oogswell. New York
HAvRx Aug 24Arrved, barks Mary Ru sell, Nichols,
Now York; Torfasus (Nor). Psdersen. dol 25th Del
Boscheto dtsD Peregae New York; 27th. steamer Ac-
ton Bi), cowno Baltimore.
KoxIs3KRc, to Aug 27-snied Achilles for Philadelphia.
LvxRrooL, Aug 27-Arived, steamers Pedro (sp).
Msjica. Baltimore; Newton tBr,. Butler. do.
Sailed 9th, steamer Massachusetts, B. Bacon, Boston
ship Home (Br), Kiam. Delaware Breakwater.
LONDON, Au< 27-Arrivcd. steamer California (Br).
Ovonstone. Now York. t.t 't4f a4
Sailed 27th, ship Plymouth Rock, Birminsaam New
York; bark Archer. Walker. United States.
Lizard. Aug 2e-On, ships Peacenaker Obj, Ciosson.
Now York Tor Antwerp 27h scioto (Br). Mitchell. New
Orleans for Bremen; Thor Nor) Zaccharassn, New York
for Cronstadt
LKIru. Aug 27-saiied, bark Industis ntal schiafno
New York.
MovILL., Aug 27-Arrived. steamers Ethiopia tBr).
Campbell. New York tor Glasgow: Moraviau (Br), Gra-
ham, Montreal for Liverpool land both procseded>.
QuEESsrowS. Aug 26 Arrived schr Mary Frost (Br)
Husband Wilmington. NO. 9th, ship conqueror. Gould
saa Francisco barks Caroline OBI, Roberts, New YORK;
Paolo Reveo utsD, CASANOVA, do; Wifstswarf (sw),
Huffman. Baltimore: brig Etna (Br), McKinnon. Now
York.
Also arrived 9th, steamer Egypt tBr). Grosan. New
York for Liverpool.
Sailed 9th. steamer LORD Give Br,. Urquhart from
Philadeiphia), Liverpool.
ROTTERDAM. Aug 27-Saied. bark Kate Harding. Watts
United States mot previously.
scILLY, Aug 24-OG, bark Onkel (Ger), Kneppe, from
Pensacola for Harrington.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug 27-Arrived, steamer Main C1sr).
Barre, New YORK for Bremen land proceeded,. 4tl
eHIRIps. Asg 27-ssiled, brig Deran (Br). Foley,
New Yosh
srrsnx Aug 24-ssiied. bark Graf Moltks t0es). ohl
New York. 4,
swArow Aux ae-ssled Ssrk rhos Fletcher. Pendlsson
Chcefoo.
LONDON, Aug 27-Sohr l. A Knowles, Chase, from Nov
York for Hamburg put into Falmouth to-day with loss OF
sails and buiwarks and cargo shifted
Bark Warrior tBr) Gale passed In lat g. Ion %.
complete wreck
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WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYHxAD. Aug 81 PM-wiud ssw; barometer 90.
FOREIGN PORTS.

cnArsAMNB. Avg a2-AI.ivod. bark BrGsx,i!is OBJ,
ss'
(B). Walsh, Bristol. =
To-. E.
HAvASA Aug .Arrived. steamer City Of Washington.
HALIrAx Aug 23-xrrived bark Jcssy (Nor Gram, Liv-
Sailed 2sd bark Encban tBr, Liverpool; scbr Avon
Sailed 18th, steamer csssals tBr. crinso crOm Liver
KIscRoAp. Aug a4-Arrvod, brig Edna Gregory tBr>.
p.sp rs sua $ss y .% l ss A'' 3D.
x.. ASSs .aP m.4y
bark James Kitchee tBr; Reynolds; Bns,os Ayres :,
sesmne,l lB1i. Smith, 81 John; NS:
PcHs Mu.csAvx Aug % Passed, bark wolins.on tBr.
1ss arrived s.ssa.. Pee. Of n. ns ely
Bow. ysrpcol Tor do bas Nina r T.Sssrs
Ss r.. & %s
!Br satst senses; BARK: Vince lsr' drssneek
oisMsd si.h, s.s amer Meap sBr Hsi,on Gverpool
0' Ma%s g. ss.rs Sss Unit, Bumsr
.ss4senA. July i7-s..lsd. s.rk Commerce. 'zH,os.,
Avg s
York do; Daniel rrowbrd.c. Rogers, from %.
Metro. wisr. Rio j.nsIro tand sailed IL N for New
SAcuA Aug 10 -Arriv.d brig ssxus Maudsy Phsl.dsl-
@ Ysunx Belfast Hps sns
& NJ xas d. ksS.,. u 6vSn
Queen Victoria tB. Croker do schr Freddie Ebbett
Cleared ssd ships Msciss tNor,, Lsrssn. Liverpool
sst Loy S Ss1 9pdSr o1 noi s. b
2s.h schss SARAH kkin New York: Irvine. Berry Phs
vc!osrA Aug is-Antved. brig Lew Stevens Gilmore.
%, YoxoS"ax July port ships soooo Allen for San
y,.Ssi.sc: MsnrsMs, BsSsSsTS r.: Ss.s.'is. Xsw:
Gorhsm from Nagassi; wealthy PendIeton, Blanchard,
from Hong Kong Via NasasskL
[Prn STEAMER ALerwAl
BARnow Aug 15-Arrived, Saius. Richibucto; Vanceu-
Sas isfssAsssa. St EPs nss;, London for
DnocnrDA- Aug i5-sailed. Mary A Korsson Kerssen,
sssd s b.s%sr S Dartmouth Charles
Asa Ssssen 1S:.s'H
ton f fssS s;.ns s &.sn.ss. Mir%issL 'a, ~
nr nSe .Ss' sSsis'' SGSss
LysssSo Aug 1ssr, s; Lake seg,sss MgS
NOR is,s c.;p'.s s. r.sss:. s.s'%ss;; ssi', . ss%
s. %. S.risis
msa": S '' S:ris Rtsof';p b.is%s;s issi"s q:
S:%'.SYS sis' I::a's. SsLssa,
kass. Bahia. Tss STs,ns
sis.i..ppi q: Ihe.Is, 9usiss and Montreal; Ecrss
Sk :sss ssnss s%'s y:,,;s$ Si
Smith Halifax scswfr kvans Victoria, vr l6,h. Oar
met, Gjerudsen, BALTIMORE Iimatar, Blonde. Pbiiadei
pha Modesto. Cucas. sydnsy. OBJ Mariner, Thurmott.
Delaware Brcakwster Sophie. Morensen. Mirsmichi
vopua Pcdcrscn, do
Cecra 18th Rachel Walls, Matannss; rssks sehsrm.
Neptwn fcbisssu, Do. Zen fsvis Leasssses MOBILE
Contenenta Ozark New York; Minnie, Kitchen. II Snip
Hospos. Aug Is--Arr,vca. anglia 10. Anderson. Now
York land entered for HsifsxL .sI - s.r
| Cleared 18th, Ceres. polner. wilmihgton: como,
Tooker Halifax Nile, Marvin, Sandy Hook: Ncptun.
Meyer. New York; 18th. Western EMPIRE Groxcr. do;
i5.h us i,,.. a. iseey do; p5smen Caldwell Ban
Kntereu out 1910, Louisa Wait, Langdon. Halifax
SAILED from Grayescnd 10Th, Osmond, 0'Bricn. Bull
phsn. New Icrk; Engelbceht. do; Mira Fcrnandina
LiMKRIcK, Aug I5Saied, Concurrent, Casperscn, Now
YORK Hebe. Bngge, Baltimore.
Quebec.
kkwcAsrLR Aug is Cleared, May Queen, New York
Deodorus. do via Malaga
Nnwronr. Aug lo-saicd. Alice, Bcrniee, Quesoc
Cleared 18th, ksnsins ton ~, Bait, Baltimore.
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THE OIL TRADE.

meeting OF tho oil trade was held yesterday at half
past two r. NJ In the Produce Exchange, II. c. Cook
In the chair Tho following new rule adopted
II shall be- duty OF the Committee Oils to approve
and license and testers OF oils ether than
petroleum. such persons members Of the Produce Ex-
change as upon alton found duly qualified.
The committee shalt also have power to revoke such
Licenses tor cause.
Rule G. which relates to the testing OF lard oil,
amended so as 10 include cottonseed oil az we'll
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BAvARIAN VOLKSFEST.

Tho Bavarian residents OF this city hold al this
season Of year what they call the Bavarian volks
fest harvest festival. which continues three days.
The formal opening was on Monday afternoon IN
Sulzsrs Harlem River Park corner OF Second avenue
and 126th street, whom about 5000 guests
present. Yesterday afternoon the attendance was
much larger and more extensive arrangements had
fvfan
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CLANS AND PATRIOTISM.

From the Boston Post, August 81
Tho centennial OF the battle OF Rhode Island will
celebrated Thursday of the present week al Por.s-
mouth on the ground where battle was fought.
Tho forts aud earthworths erected by both
yet remaining. aud there Is be, AmOAG many
traetiona o genuine Rhode island CLAN bake, those
whs arc fortsnate enough 70 participate will probably
away convinced that the perm ansaco Of the Re
public cenensed with tho blood shed ut the battle
OF Rhode Island
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TOAIPKINs SQUARE.

Mayor Ely yssisrday transmitted to the Park Com:
missioncrs tho Adermauc resolution reference to
the prosecution of the work for the restoration OF
Tompkins square as public park. In his letter 10
tho Comm ssopers tho May Or says:-"I respectfully
aud urgently request your honorable Board to proceed
with said work OF restoration with no moro delay
tbap abso mi civ pecessarv.r
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WHALEAfEN.

letter Capt Poster Of bsrk Cicero OF NIB
her ~ Juno having taken 30 bbs sp oil since leaving
~ Helena fu -
letter from second officer OF bark President, I'd Al
len OF N reports H. oil cpoted
from the 6rst officer OF bark Rousseau Aimy.
NIB. reports her NJ about iune l. having taken 5
whales hut owing bad weather had only saved 81 bb
letter board ship Milton, Ilsmblin OF NIB.
ports Payta July 2S with $50 bbls oil board
Grow sick with A.. no.
Spoken % lat IS 40 4. 10 20 B. bark Andrew
Hicks, Bro N, Wcstport, oil not reported.
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ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY.

Mary Welsh, an EDglish woman. was yesterday
arrested for the robbery Of little Mary Mchaisky
Monday last The child was induced
by her 70 60 from :. her home, Ne.
% Columbia street. 10 distant house, and
while there was robbed Of her earrings. mrs. Welsh
when arrested distribu Ting peaches among some
children In Sheriff street. She idsn,ifed by the
door VI b. " F. y
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RUN DOWN.

Tho tugbont J. Myers at lato hour on Monday
night into two canal boats lying at the foot Of
Dock street, Brooklyn. Ono oftne canal boats which
belonged the wkesbarrc and Lehigh Coal Company.
sunk, together with its cargo consistng of fifty
tons OF coal consigned to Thompson Nsphews. Tho
other boat was but slightly damaged.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

An autsmatic signal buoy giving blasts OF whistle
short intervals bcen placed nautical milo south
vsB BY esnoess frap "Hes and ChisAans Lighstsp In
i,n ss'f sSss nsSs AZ 81 cSs sDsnlls: NJ &;
Cuty hunk Light SE by u X, and Hen and Chickens"
Iigbtship, NE 8 deg r. q.
By order Of the Lighthouse BSkrd. ..
.N -. d. AN ks. Couhmander USE.
Lighthouse Inspector, second District.
Boston. Mass. Aug 20 1878.
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GREENvILLE sCHUETzEN FEST.

The prize sheotSeg bstwses the eresnviiis and The
Jerscy C,sy schueszen corps resumed yesterday
nj the Grcenvino scnucizcn PARK The highest score
on the prize target when tn, shooting commenced
was GO, Mcssrs. Klein and Uhl standing tie.
some OF the crack shots OF Newark, New York and
Staten Island participated during the day.
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SPOKEN.

Ship Prima Donna, Lunt from New York for Yokoh
July 49, of Pcrnambuco.
Ship Benz Bangs (Nor,, Zcrnichow. from London for
Philadelphia, Aug ~, lat 49, Ion GO 30
Bark wieand t,ierj. vogcsaug from Bremen for Bsti
moro. Aug T. lat 40. Ion IL
Bars aapes Rod Nor. from Newcastle, x. for Bsri
iphia. Aug ~. lat ~. Ion IL.
Bark Mosart lNorj, from Hamburg for New YORK; Aug
6ris Bcrnsra cr). from New York for Msssns, Aug
q Iatl Ion ~
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SAILED.

Steamers Wyoming t3r), Tor Liverpool Rio Graade,
Gsiveston &C; Wyanoke. hiehmood, 4c; ship Ney.ds,
Bromen barks Maury (Nor Leghorn; diovnnninn tTts.
do Brilliant Norj. Antwerp; Rosenberg tNor,. do;
Parr tBr, Lverpoo Birkcnhesd; Evening star (Sor,
or Elsinore; Robert (Swo, Cork Fnl
mouth; LIZZIE Curry (Br), Havre; OCEAN, brig r
w Messer, Cette.
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BELOW.

Ship ~ Cloud (Br, Duree from Liverpool via Sydney,
CD. July %.
Ship CorEeIu Grinncii Borsnd from London July q:
Bark vinzenzo Porotta QtsD. Cerraga from sioth July
BARK Norma GER, Bernecker. from Newry Juno IL.
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LYMAN NICHOLS.

Lyman Nichols, president Of the Boston National
Bank and largely interested IN cotton mills Lewis
ton, died at his summer residence at Nnhnnt Monday
night
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.

(tABIN YACHT FOR SALb--24xSk, DRAUGHr !
Ofect inches with complete outfit and perfect order:
launched July. 1876 Apply to JAMES SMITH, foot
st.. Brooklyn.
L,OR sALE--A STRAIN BARGE TWO YEARS Old.
cheap; good Tor ligntering also situation wanted
esmboat kind by oxpernced captain aud pilot
ADDRESS ffLDr. Herald Office
(NHEAT BARGhN-2l root BOAT, THREE YEARS
~ Old. good ordsr, Tor x5O cost xen 80 West Houston
MISCELLANEOUS.
HiATTs LIFE BALsAM MUST FiasT BE- TRIED
IL before give being cursd OF govt.
scrofun, &c 10 has been proved great good remedy
pepot. 248 Grand ST. Sold by druagst svsrYwncrs.
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw YoRK, Aug 27-Noon.
The Western Union time ball to-day dropped correctly.
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MASTERS SALE.

State Of Illinois, county OF Alexander. 90.
In the Alexander county circuit court.
Hugh Callahan w. John Devine.
Bill OF foreclosure and for relief, etc.
Amount Of decree rendered Jan. 4. 1878, si75 30
Interest from January A, 1873, ct six per
Il, cent. costs VI suit, including solici-
tors Zee OF $50 ......"".-.".........".." 90 20
Public notice is hereby gwen that in pursuance
OF decree rendered In said court in the above
entitled Cause at the special December term A. d.
1871. i, John Q. Hannan, Master In Chancery OF
SAID county, Will. on Friday, the m r
I'D DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1873,
at the hour Of 10 O'Clock a M. sell at public
vendue TO the highest bidder for cash, at the
front door of the courthouse. In the city OF Cairo,
In said county and state, the following described
real estate in the city Of Cairo, county Of Alex
ander, and state of Illinois, to.wit fif:y feet
of Of the front end of lots numbered twenty -one
(2l), twenty-five (s2l, twenty-threc lkD, and
twenty-iour tlD, in block fihy-two tb2), being
Of Of tile end that fronts on Walnut street. In
said city, making piece one hundred feet on
Walnut street, and fry feet on Seventh street,
together with the privileges and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in any wise thereto apper-
taining. fli0"t- lI- .l
L. ..tt5-,..-. JOHN @. HARTMAN,
o. = c Sn sopr. o., Master IN onancsfY'
Dated, Cairo, Ills, Jan, 80. ISIS. 1-31td
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A CTOUD Ut WITNESSES.

The following named witnesses are among tho
thousands who have been cured OF Catarrh by
the use OF DR.. SaEe's Catarrh Remedy.
A Downs New Geneva Pa, u j Brown st
Joseph Mo, z Lewis Rutland VI,
Charles Norcrop North Chesterfield Maine,
Milton Jones Serbia N y, Miller Bridger
Station Wyo, j Z Msrryman Logansport Ind,
NJ NJ Post Loganspot Ind, J w Bailey fremont
Pa, Ii p Ayers La Porte Ind, jesse M Sears lit
Branch Ind. l. l. Wllials Canton Mo, w w
Tnsyer Onarga Ill, 5 b Nichols jr Galveston Tex
as, = Reinert Stoneyille Pa, W Lusk &cFar-
Mrs NJ Curry Trenton Tenn, ] y Joslin
keene y II, Al Casper Table Rock w Va, Louis
An1ers Graysport Ohio, G II base Ekhart Ind I,
Mrs Henry Haight San Francisco Cal, Mrs u NJ
.Gallusha La wrenceville " Y. WI Graham Ajel
Iowa, A o Smith Newman Ga. Chas Il Rice
Baltimore Md, Jesse NJ Scars Carlisle Ind, Danl
. Miller IT Wayne Ind. Mrs Minnie Arnalse 200
= Martson Lowell Mas, 1 w Roberts Maiicopa
Arizona, Chss 3 Delaney lIerrIsburg Pa, NJ @
Cole Lowell Mass, Mrs J Spurton Camden
Ala, Chas Kaw Fredericktown Ohio. Mrs Lucy
Hunter, Pennington Ill, Capt + j spaulding
Camp Stambaugh Wye. W Tracy Steamboat
Rock Iowa, Mrs Lydia Waite Shushan NY, NJ
Peck Junction City Mont, Henry Ebc Bantss
Cal. l. = Cummings Rantoul vi, s + Jones
Charleston -Four Corners N Y, George y Hall
Pueblo Ga. VIM II Bartrie Sterling Pa II /.
Ebon obs peun-st Pillsburg Pr, J !: Jackman
Ssmu Is Depot Ky, Henry zobist Geneys n u,
Miss Hattie r irTOtt MONTGOMERY Ohio. l. Led :
brook Chatham III. S b Mccoy Nashport Ohio,
Whine Darien Wis, John Xiegler Carlisle Springs
Pa, James Tompkins st Cloud M,nn, Enoch
Daer Pawnee CITY Neb, Joseph II. Miller Xena
Ohio, 5 Il Nichols Galveston Texas, III L. Laird,
Upper Alton III, John Davis Prescott Arizonia,
Mrs Nancy Graham Forest Grove Oregon.
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n sppiuss or Misery. that ~ the Qass
f-7rT ton! 70 rgIrHn ~ ~

hsppinss or Misery. that ~ the 4ass-
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practice guarantees speedy and perman-
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Spermaterrhga, or seli-abuse, at his
Medical Institute, Agan & Cheney Block,
opposite the City Hail Park, Syracuse,
My. Medicine sent to all parts Of the
". s. and Canada. Don't be deceived by
advertising quacks who throng our large
cities. but consult DR.. Hoyt or send for
circular treating on his specialities to his
p. U. Box 276. 4 ast ,e'l1 sg
p LADIEs.--My great liquid French
remedy, Annie DIS Femme, or Female
Friend, is unfailing In the cure OF all
painful and dangerous diseases OF your
sex. 1t moderates all excuses, and
brings on the monthly period with regu-
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tions, pains in ihe back or limbs, heavi-
ness, fatigue OH slight exertion, palpita-
ton OF the heart, lowness of spirit, by
stercs, sick headache. whites. and all
painful diseases ccasi oned by disorder
ed system 1t effects a. cure when all other
means tail. Price $2W per bottle, sent
by mail. Dr.. W. K. Hoyt, Box 276,
Syracuse, N. Y.
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OH. 8a.ll4tiu.
A Quaint Legend Of the Rainbow.

According 10 the popular belief in Ger
many, the extremities of a rainbow always
touch streams, whence IL draws water by
meanIof two.large golden dishes, That Is
why 1t rains three days after the appear
ance OF a rainbow, because the water must
fall again on the earth. Whoever arrives
at the right moment on the spot where the
rainbow is drinking can take possession OF
the golden dish, which, reflects oil the col
ors Of the rainbow; but II nobody is there,
the dishes are again drawn up into the
clouds. Some say that the rainbow always
lets a. dish fall. This once happened at
Reutlingen, in Suabis. 1t broke ia several
pieces, but the finder received 100 guilden
ior IL. At rudlngen, people used to run
to the end Of the rainbow, which appear
/ ed TO be resting over the Neck OF the Ste
mach, TO secure the golden dish. Usually
It is considered wrong to sell the dish,
which ought to be kept as an heirloom In
the family, for 1t brings good luck. A Shep-
herd In the suabian Alps once found such
q dish, and he never aiterward lost q sheep.
An unfortunate native OF Henbach, who
sold the treasure at a high price, was struck
dumb on the spot. Small, round gold coins,
marked with Cross or star, are frequently
found in suabia, and the peasants declare
that these were manufactured from rain.
bow dishes by the Romans when they in
vaded Germany. In the Black Forest the
rainbow used q golden goblet, which 1t at
terward dropped. A shoe thrown into
rain bow comes back filed with gold. The
seryians have theory that passing be-
meath rainbow changes the sex.
When double rainbow is seen, SusDian
peasants say the devil would like to imi.
tate rainbow, but he cannot succeed.
The Esthonians called the rainbow "the
thunder of Co.'s sickle" A theory ex-
listed in the middle ages that RAINBOW
would cease to appear certain number
OF years be for the last judgment, and Hugo
Won Trimher, in an old German poem,
mentions forty years as .the prescribed
time,
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NOTICE OF FINAL skTT.E MENrsg

state St luinoss, Alsxandsr county, -, Estate
eof DanlA LaYnpert, deceased. s3ttS'
z Noliss Is hereby given that on Monday, the lth
day Of March, AID. 1878, the undersigned All
misistratriA Of Maid estate will present 10 the
county court Of eald Alexander county, ut the
courthouse In Cairo. Illinois, at term thereof
.delngs ~ administratrix, and ask the court TO e
discharged rom any and all further duties and
responsibilities connected with said estate and
her administrator hereof, st which time and
placa Utl0h Vexsohs - are intsregtea may be pres
70 90. MAkGARbT LXMPEhT.
AdmiAisuatliy.
npsds ilsb ysb' g. 1870. s-'.ws'
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Beau Brummel's Last Receptions.
From Chambers Journal 'tF

Beau Brummel's Last Receptions.
From Chambers journal, '.Nf
A poor, neglected imbecile is living In
squalid lodgings at Calais. 1t Is scarcely
possible to recognize in this unhappy be-
ing the once gay and elegant Beau Brum.
mel, the glass Of fashion and mold Of form
to the men and women OF his generation,
whom he ruled with the despotlsm Of an
autocrst. Yet this is the poor Beau, and
no other. He is holding phantom ecsp.
ton. Having desired his attend ant to ar
range his apartment, set out whist-tables,
ana light the candles-alas only talow-
he is ready at 5 o'clock to receive the
guests, which the servant, previously in
structed, now announces. First comes the
name the Beau leaves his chair, and, with
the courtliest bow, the only Renaissance
OF his departed glory, he advances to the
door and greet the phantom duchess with
all the honor that he would have given the
beautiful Georgiana. He takes her hand
and lead her 10 seat, saying as he does so;
"Ah, my dear duchess, how rejo!ced am
TO see you; so very aimable Of you to come
at this short notice. Pray bury youselt in
this armchair. DO you know it was the
gift to me Of the duchess OF York, who was
avery kind friend Of mine; but poor thing,
you know, she IL no more.' At this
point tears Of idlocy would fall from his
eyes, and he would sink into the armchair
himself. awaiting the arrival Of other
guests, who, being duly announced, were
similarly greeted. With these ghosts Of
the past ne would spend the evening until
10 o'clock, when the servant telling each
guest that his or hsr carriage was waiting,
would carry his poor old master of to bed.
We cannot wish him good night without
the payment of a sigh for the pantomime
he has acted. and the sad lesson it conveys,
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Porous Plaster.

n A great Improvement A soothing, healing,
on the ordinary porous strengthening and pain
plaster. killing agent in one.
The manufacturers receiv' ID the highest and only
award given to Porous Plasters at the Centennial.
We warrant 8enson's Capcine PiaSters to be SUI
perior to all other Porous P!asers and 10 all lint
nents.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-14
BAD BREATH

Nothing 10 90 unpleasant, nothing 80 common
as bad breath, and In nearly every case It comes
from the stomach, and can be so easily correct
DO not neglect 90 sure 8 remedy for this re.
pulAive disorder. II will also improve your
Appetite, complexion, and General Health.