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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ NEW LlNE

BOt Nd BkOOk ltDt lf
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
Lev" New Yor, from station c. IL. OF NJ, foot Of
lgr rol9i,e1h! Z9 nm, aaa Gr,ens, at ~ 9oa'
- larj ana B.rs< At 49, 300. lll5 m. $50
tr ir,nton, Wsr en- snd lucae.s!s 80 40 9:o' li5
- .. ln. t.j'. l.oJP m.
. IF, G .e- - Ale r6 q ;@2s g. aor9s5 Tia Z.
2T 49, d" go, co. - ..,i ~ s., - ~ t." 80
FROM III ~ 'ri B".es &c.,, al TO So - - a. 3D.. 20
-ucroi.s ga. ID cars attached
az 4o o 800 si 4il i " a. ms il : 2c :l 6.
SO M Suut y-l;'' ~" a. a." o. p M, o., g., ne,
~ -5 j., o,iT,y 9n1 "a ginc,i nt'f., No, and
from toirj or rc,drace t. "dc.ni"n Hrplclon be
iu40e - 90 MT l3- BroaGvay $50 hay. >cw tork.
ugu WIN "a. ~ lG,.,p''ae aud Law Tr'P, ,r,-,,-
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
a',"T mp ie 3d. r r.! ,a' at 10 am AMI 2'' pm
EOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY
9,s D. B .I,.t i. H.. H. FARE IS CF%Ta ''''''
tA' tE-lvN IiC- as. 80 Cents
FOR EONDJUr and KING~TON.-Iaud;ue
al G. mus (Nest Point, ru".lL NeNbnrs. HaIiboro
Teaa., and Nah ,.i Valley i.au.oa :, aDoa'- 81 :
vs.. 81. I.i% "ui D.! hi\ .Oi: ELL .,a,e DAI4l Al
fyc., -si-caysva . IL ma, come. ia.9-s a, go PM
NEW-HAVEA, HARTFORD, &c.-fare, Il.
- steamers ,aye r,s-- 40 ,ay ,,uud'y- cNerpt for
NEW-Y0&K. CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ kINhK tlii'pA D., om,Hrnc,ng ma M" Der =
20 H. y stern and NVIt1cm Express 20 rochester
TO- Chicago I.e"r.,s. rlwin,ro cars to tan"l
TI0Oa m' % ban, and with connections " Utica
sara,osa q en- r.. IS ana tntlAth. ami Troy
600 H.. ri. lsus Expros daily "i9 a,ep ns cars p,
Sic pr Gus ior Hadao role amt De,.'.t anI pr Mon-
=" "A m M "'n' a. 49,, ~ Viii s.repl z cars
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BROAD EAY g. 10Th ST.

GRAPE Wells and TRIMMINGS renovated
I'm three ho1s. color crimp- afed.
feathers ce5noi ami dyed L. D 1885 Hrosdwav Grand
Hotel.
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5illlonftn

I1rtNCl5 & LOUTRE. - M1ilca-.He,
lus ~ low pro"A
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"a TrATc~ EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT sCN ,Af. 3
80 IrPIr- ~ rHIAA DELHI \, . J. 'r"-l Dlth.
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Counirp Real Gslalt IL nleo.

l AND WAN1kD.-25.0 600 acre. ~ low1 for
cash. d bii Can o; address 60 KITS.
Room I, so. lC7 Broadway, Sew 4orb tiy.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Rallroa3s.

4 81 30 o Troy and return, VIZ CIIlIkAS
"a Line. - = AKA tOGA anu 81 ~ or
TROY aay except saturday at IRON ~ a. NOV
No AL. Leroy 81 kft. 4 LAR FARE ONLY 81
siean.cis .oayi.- Suuda. touch a 4 '2.1.
l EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ PA>>i.SGAK TRAINS, on an after june l. IS>u VIII
ltaNe laudt and pcDItSrS-ts, AT ~ '
!. ~. ami $50 D. III. III EsstoI, Bethlehem Aglv'".
thuus. MuScsDa.Te. Tow anda, " tTeiiy
Lhaca Geneva LYONS BuIaV AID me West Pullman sep
NJ coaches attached 10 $40 y. IN tIAi' ia, 81.
Trans lcavlngat 7.4O q. AuC p W. O""'"' ~ '''
~ q" u ~ ~ rTos t,,ue.al Passenger Agent,
Gerersj tsstein Office corner Chu IA d1 tOitidh"tss
=" A"7'N'" $3.50 1. 4. CLAMi4s1>, Agent
RkDU ClION OF FARE
TO ALBANY OSE DOLLAR
Unit the cioSe II navigation. via Pro LES LINE OF
kt.nA0ats .esving lv4 Al. North tV~ foyI " CAsAA
81 weekday IN. aectiJs ~ Aifii Gun
ca morning acVDtedJ with trans mort "e-i eau eA-l'
R0CKAWAY BEACH.--New-f OK. Wood
~ haven and IsocNaway RsIoad-lc cave daily. c1ccp
saaday, Hunters Point 60 il:i1 a thi 4.8o D. Ii
Lave tOC 1:iU "A Ia 81 DIV y. il.
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c ounlrn properln for Sale anO 60 lei

~ Model stock T. rm 2i6 scre- Piuccion Cfl.-"e,
near station AL canal nearly an clear; good ave ii. ~"
au houses barn stock sheds and outbul ;nf7 htees>
Ia ed farm wen waered, iru ed Oh ca an
NE dug IN average -J.0p yearly hait o. pur
- re an rem .Il. Address " ~ y. 81 IA 4, T.. o.
d ms, t.4 II Nj
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~ AND AFrHn NoVFNgEG 3. 20.

U.l-UII TRtIK. TIE 40 IIFtHEIU ~ II
- Nf-'>'r tIIE FASTEST IItlE CON5I-TENT
WIN AASJ LLI. SNfEIl.
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V'O PulLADELPilIA,.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Tut OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LlNE
Inn BaIMErN
NIW-YORK AND PiiiLADtlfHlA

"a TRAINS EACH Way DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
10 bitiff5ir- ~ r'liAAoELr A. ? I, NE"1oHN.
D.rnLG re{cE rsE 4or I, IalrGGoEE IT,, E2lr-
@''> - WIN hAsoLCI.. sNfh,l.
oTANu AFTER NOVEMBER g. $50,
Express Irius %s'f ok, va D.'bT' 1853 AMI Coft-
l.ao. 10 81 '''.1o Liptal y a n l. $32 l. la. io
- d. T. = 20 tu1 q b. and nielI. ~uniu So '.'o anu
g..js. n y. o. $50 .ui - m aad y n GIT .. o.,
Z: auo running through VIA I'e"'"n 40" am
''Fso.i-ot "B.o,aisn Annex" connect win al through
IT, d. a. j,ss ol. 44o,oing speedy ana d'ect transfer
Tor -. leave " -si Philadelphia I2ni Si5 T. =
:. ,:5' 5 ~" 'd H. ~, ,i'i''ot ' y. & 80
T. 1:f' "ln 80 49,, - a. + az, Pniadrip1i w. camden ga
II" ., ~ - .o,.~4y A,ror House 'nl
oi u" ,-no.., . nitsi.; iiitS' and i'fo 'h
i ,cr ~tinoa o.tof ruhons., hr,ok'n N"t a. IaG
ard ie iir.-on--i no, Nrn ,au"" ''7'' NV ''i
ns &Su 1ors ii.n-lc conpiay Viii call for and check
og E'sr ,f' 9 i't ~ '' l. p FARMER
tfNNN i 49, n ,.,..r Grn' P.,-cnrrr
TIVE ERIE RAILWAY, now known rs The
ftw v;.,t, iAKE Eni': AND WESTERN RAIL
h' .eENgAr Of TRAINS TAKING EFFECT Noy. /. 1880.
8 a. IA. Ciuc.unal aud Chicago Day EHrros+ DIa"ios'
rom NJ diai,y3 Fast - Loiis f,Tcss a,d7ng at Buf
aiS ID" Faaans 0est Drawing sleeping Coach
~ ISAa n, tah Ex.ress Tor me Wet Stepping
cf,es nDh" nase i 20 aic 6ii as cars 70 csag
M !"s r, ce i1 TOR b ,as est $cmYor4 for
tAr, gas. "a . ll:3D a. M 81 AGO, 3&u, Cl" $50
T. NJ, All 2 mdogh, saturday pight' only SUNDAYS.
- ~
a m iran sini' Rntie. toil ony on i@H n''
"a =. =, 49, -. 4.iu 5:IU $50, D:lO O3 o ip.'' D NJ Il
m,ontent ~I-iays 600. $50. In-oa H. I'0 ''' p Ill.,
and IulrHi. 81, ,o..o q IN Il no,u / "a = 10
I@Ve. 9' ~ -. 90 G.IJ. Oh - .. IO:"O j. N ana
So, ., rut4ys o. o.Si 1870 L. a., lao go III
anu - Ai"u,s ,,,.tk $40 -:.. .:" o. Ia. &c. go
2 80 30 j.. Hi "a -4 a.. -"l '''u''~' -i's o-'y
su1o GOO 80 1920 a. mr. lij, 800, 300. $40 40,
li,. ~ m and u udn ghI SUNDAYS O.JO o."h l'i-'
n' II y, 81. IL. ~. and = midnight.
"A .rs1ck ~. lU3 a. i.3up. ~. 90 TN g..
kcwIuig AID CorD~ alb 100 . a M 3'' 10" D. I'd 7'
es,, 60 q" b. x ngston. 300 a. $3.50 SUNDAYS $50
a. iab o. 7l - I040a IL. $780, 300. 43O 7. 7:I5 p.
-,Ddsys s. ~ 1910 i. IN G.'u' . M IN =
t,,vs ; 80 ~ 20 a. $50 p ~ Inc "a ~ anu ';5,
si. -. meet VIA aeN.York ana osWego Midland
It.Oad al " 40 ~ 1920 q. M $3.50 D. T. 7:l5 y. H. sun
day 55v I've 23lst quarter OF and qllriei atter
a., IN, :. = a. 10 40 y NJ ana At lo'1 anu lIA0
=. N. , .,.e ani f.r Npa,tIncnts Draw NJ Room
Ilc~,ls M, Coaches D. oOtiinei and ohe ljr tho
and StcP rsI.ler OF ba-sa - may oe ret AZ the CON
IanS's OhiSS1t .r.i, o. Tie COM iny's Dgp"is
COu'l ST. r. ~, g. inr West fVe ~ NrW l"N NJ 10
ana il- a. VA ana moi 3. Com rass'r AT New York.
zrn-rUEKN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
a. 60 4. !, 3, &, 40" EEL" ~ Az $50 100 D. M
A. - tr d. iic ii''' p H. g. al Viii
sum -, t,,i,,s Iicr ,aiGr lstg nsits-n, ~, . 49,
snnet st,lng valley Anl Aoh-vj' '''' ' a. 'N' i''
.. H. mo y ARBo1T General PAss'f seat New YORK
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FOR sALE.--F1m and country .ii5e.acC

LUX ~ i.E.--f arm anu county !. ,i.t'.''-
1 nrn-f. CO. tlnlur a y - M4i-iif
f,w INN. o ,a1s Oh VILLAGE three quar- 81 Lc IRON
station ol cy-YOrk aud ug Branch IA .sot on hout
from 1 acc 49, al-O steamboat and piOpe l-lsht 0
nj e. rn. l. BI uth from NeiUurttH non iiol ~" b.
from .i0d hon c"Hhus - rooms L'"t T. &c DI'-
4y 3D. . Do .ii state % cult ajp1. 1r1 -Ht % my
CON vheu mi weli Adsbt.d 90 stock ana HI %. hh -
ap.- oTca!Gs Az I ~ bearing Sac A'yaii A'.
NOR Land can De- hai joining Guifd. cash iil 4"
t.0rjlsu- Fiiin 'eIi~
Tenn i,a e tao piece aud surrounding nH-i r eeeu
D. be APP Io,Iaied. Apply 10 Owner. r...,..,-...
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Gin AKA. Esldie y5r ale

A One Of the besi huIlt houses in Harlem,
A. - West l.fth.s. threcstory. brown-~oue trimmed
toc, fn.r aIae 3. ate lass double ho1r al
DO c,,ly sPecL Nj. f.. tKAoI0 & Son. 40 hae'
lsih-sL
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" II. HANkfE~pN
ID East % ST.. NeN- s OH
10 CAPITALS ).
no NANUFACTURERS .-FAC1ORY SITES

ron : tlF ir!r th0 cliy. having ho-'lrc dlsc -
hue P~bnsyi elna ttnria VIA
trans daily IteS pa d'pd pi -"l d"'
lrc, On acre to tea WITH M o-' Ii"' s IT'D
10 Zee anO4.f A4fdltiS 81 -A' n~ it''h
TAXES LIGHT: So BON DIED d. / pm li" terms
easy Address FACTORY, Boz -, ftDuIe 3aIo@
VALUABLE WATERrOWIR i.r sale, long
side -il0.i wltuiH three e- of navigation ana ~ y
niles YORK Civ. Ion p4lLCuI4Is a11ioas "II.L
PROPERTY. iT.Daue once.
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lots l.t:aye nv Coz VI '''l 80, SlO7jb
,O. ra< $4hsr ~ " ., ia',l'e' s42S
-, o = $ ast 3itlS' i r. "''l''"'"E '"''' 3I25
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M Ss con -, o. o. $fth 81, each 24.sx7a;
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COACHNAN or DRIVER. - BY Il sober,
\ steady and rctbc VINO understands the care ~
ho.- riorru hv: references. address i. HhCkLN, 49,
Hicks s., brooklyn.
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REAL ESTATE.
xrw-YorK. Thurstav Nov. IS. 1850

rho following slles were h"!d at t'ie Exchahg'
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Nay -JERNEY SOUTHERN RAILWAl

FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
( CONNIE IIoN. Leave fIo; ~ li5crjyst Freehold
at Slj, ll;ij a. m. 4:0J $50 d. III.
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NEW-Y0RK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI.

ALL RAIL LINE for Fcrtl Arnbov south Amboy Red
L%"", icME H~hcI ocean Grove, AsnuW FAUX. FONT
tlea anl Toms rive" Halur'- 4. ALTA NiIC CT \. &c
Leave N"W-IeUk fopl Liberty S. at 300 $40 ia a H.
l.au 900. 400, 5.1u p.
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5lInatons Wdnle0-Gl

ROOkKEEPER and ACCOUNTANF.-Tho
advertiser wishes to engage us IN whiting ami
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and las references Adres o. UCF4l 37 East 20tn
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COLLECTOR OF CLERK.-liy q sharp. push
- ing. hrgt e;crg c American age - position ~ col
lcctor clerk experience crrk ina Laws ore can FUR
uh security aad lucXcp i0uabc Nv references position
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DOOKKEFPER or pORTER.-By a ten

- ucIatc. Young married - vr,rs book
Keeper ngh PORTER willing u-tuuf- anp energetic
ciu give references can address DSON HlbD~Abi,
90 kc-cu. ko-st, pruoh yu
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-15
THE KELLOGG CASE.

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Hampton
made his expected speech to-day against
the resolution to unscat Kellogg. As all
his speeches do, this attracted great atten.
ton, and the galleries were filed The
speech was written, and the part of it which
was defence of his own motives for voting
against his party and reply to Senator
Hills entreaty to him not to diShonor South
Carolina, was very eloquent. While Sena.
tor Hampton is undoubtedly guided by the
highest considerations in taking the posi-,
ton that he does, and while he reflects
credit on his party which has in two cleo,
ton cases this session risen entirely above
partisanship, his argument was not a strong
one. He sad he could not argue the ques-
ton of res adjudicata as a lawyer that
will be done on that side by Senators Thur
man and Bayard.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-15
THE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION

WASHINGTON, May l3.-The ways and
means committee to-day decided to report
tayorably a resolution to adjourn May 81
The real friends of revenue reform, those
who have stood consistently for rational
reduction Of duties, alone opposed the reso-
luton The vote stood six to four. Messrs
Gibson, Phelps, Garfield, Frye, Congcr and
Kelley voted aye, and Mcssrs, Carlisle,
Buckner, Morrison and Mills no. Wood
was absent, and Mcssrs. FELTON, and Dun
nell were given leave to record their votes
hereafter if they desire, 1t is not expected
that their votes will change the re
suit. Some feeling was manifested
on both sides, and it Is evident that the
friends Of revenue reform in the committee
are determined to do all in their power to
secure tie consideration of the pending
tariff bill The four who voted in the nee
tive have worked constantly and cnerge;i-
Noiis w thut Slu uNlllS wv cHtllc sCSSlbn'
They realize now that their iabors will 90
for nothing II congress adourns with the
bills that have been reported Enacted on.
MIR. Frye is very anxious that the Demo.
Gratis should not have an opportunity to
consider tariff measures, but he is dcslrous
that tue sugar bill should be passed
He wants low sugar, but he wants
the duty reduced on nothing else He will
be grieyously disappointed, however,
should the house vote with him to adjourn
on so early day as to prevent the consid.
Grafton of the tariff bill. Revenue reform.
ers will prevent the consideration of the SUI
gar bill.
The trouble Is that the action Of the COM
mittec has so convinced the revenue reform
ers Of the house not on the committee that
no tariff legislation is possible at this SEES.
sion, that the resolution Of adjournment
may pass. 1t is expected, however, that
Democratic caucus will be held probably
Saturday evening and IN effort will be made
to convince those who favor an early adj
journment that they ought not so easily to
fall into Republican trap.
After the vote was taken In committee
to-day, the revenue reformers were very H.
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WELL PAID LAWYERS.
New York Times

The British government places high
value on the services of lawyers in the cab
met, and pays them more handsomely than
the other members. The lord chancellor,
the attorney general and the solicitor-ge
eral each has a higher salary than the
prime minister or the secretaries. The
lord chancellor receives $4,000 a year. the
encouragement 100000, and the solicitor
general $4,000, while the premier is paid
$4,000 yearly, which is also the salary of
the chancellor of the exchequer,
and the home, the foreign, the In
dian, the colonial, and the war secreta-
ries. The lord lieutenant of Ireland re-
ceives 100000 per annum, and the lord
chancellor Of Ireland $4,000. Judges are
also paid large salaries in England, that of
lord chief Justice being $4,000, while the
ordinary justices of the court of Justice get
$4,000 a year each. No public law officer
in the United States is paid anything like
the amounts above named. The chief JUS
tee of the United States receives $l0,J
year, which is $500 year more than il
given to each of the associate justices. The
salary of the Encouragement of the United
States is $4,000. Some of the New York
judges are better paid than the members Of
the United States supreme court. but their
salaries are vastly below those of the En-
glish judges.
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THE CALIFORNIA RIOT.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 13--Settlers about
Hantord at apublic meeting, after the late
attray, passed resolutions holding the rail
road company responsible for the tragedy
and pledging their honor to use all honor
able means to prevent farther bloodshed
and to urge waiting for legal vindication of
rights, Speeches were made urging set
tiers to stand together in the common
cause and die for their homes if need be.
Hart is credited with the statement before
his death that Harris, one of the settlers.
fired the first shot wounding him in the
abdomen.
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DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF the leading business houses whose advertise.
mer,s may be found in Tue BULLETIN
DRY GOODS.
{ y, Pstier 4 Co., Commercial avenue and Nine.
teeDth street.
GROCERIES.
G D. Williamson Il Co.
iOcnm X Brodcrick, Wash, Ave, cor. Eighth
u, }, O'Lougniin, Poplar cor Twentieth,
PHYSICIANS.
Dr. j. II Narcan; ONCE, 40 Commercial avenue
DENTISTS.
W. " &. J0ceiyn, Eighth near Commercial
DR. " Whtlock, lB Commercial avenue,
LIQUORS
lcDt Smyth, No. 70 Ohio leyee,
INSURANCE
II. Il. Candee. No. 70 Ohio leyee tup stairs
Equitable Life Of New York, corner Twelfth and
Washington avenue.
Widows aud Orphans Mutual Aid Society, Seventh
and Commercial avenue,
DRUGGISTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Geo o'Hara Eighteenth aud Commercial
BANKS
Alexander County Bank, oth aud Commercial
iy National, Ohio leyec
STEAMBOATS,
Champion Three state
ICE.
John >proat corner Twelfth aud Leycc.
BRACKET STORE.
Z G. Ford Corner Ninth and Commercial,
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Latest News.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
CAPITAL NOTES.

IhfilAL MITES.
The president nominated Samuel n.
Todd OF Piqua, supervisor of census of the
Second district of Ohio.
GOVERNMENT RAILROAD DIRECTORS.
Ralph P. Buckland Of Ohio, Chas. c.
Housed of Nebraska, George B. Smith of
Iowa, and Daniel Chadwick of Connect
cut, have been appointed government d..
rectors of the Union Pacific railway com
pany, to serve until the next regular cleo
ton OF directors of said company,
BULLION PURCHASED.
The treasury department purchased a90,-
600 ounces of fine silver for delivery at the
Philadelphia and San Francisco minis.
VISIT TO MOUNT VERNON.
The secretaries of state and members of
the diplomatic corps visited Mount Vernon
to-day in the United States ship Tallapoosa
NOMINATION. CONFIRMED.
The senate confirmed Charles A. Gala.
way, collector of internal revenue Third
district of Wisconsin; S. n. Todd. census
supervisor Second district of Ohio: VIM
A Hunt, census supervisor Seventh district
Of Ohio.
INNOCENT USERS OF PATENTS.
The senate committee on patents decided
to report house bill designed to protect
innocent users of patents with numerous
amendments.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-15

BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA is the
most effective pam destroyer in the world.
Will most surely quicken the blood wheth-
er taken internally or applied externally,
and thereby more certainly relieve pain
whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain aleyiator, and it is warranted double
the strength of any similar preparation.
1t cures pain in the side, back or bowels,
sore throat, rheumatism, too,hache, and alt
aches, and is the great rclicver of pain,
Browns Household Panacca" should be
IN every family, A teaSpoonful of the Pan
acea IN tumhIcr OF hot water (swcetened
if preferred, taken at bed time, will break
up a cold. 81 cts bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-15

A WORD TO TOURISTS cannot have
better companion on your journey than
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. That prime
medicinal agent will enable you to drink
brackish water without running the risk of
diScorded stomach and bowels, will neu-
tralize the influence OF foul or mlasmatic air,
and will prove most agreeable and whole
some stimulant and means of counteracting
the fatigue Of travelling and seasickness.
Change Of climate, water or diet, is apt to
induce harasSing and often dangerous dis
cases The three changes combined are
fatal to thousands of emigrants and travel
ers every year. Is it not, then, of the last
Importance to know that Hostettei s Stomach
Bitters are an absolute preventive of the
hurtful consequences arising from these
causes? Travellers, voyagers, and emigrants
to new countries cannot be too often remind
ed of the fact that this agreeable vegetable
tonic is the most reliable safeguard against
disorders to which they are far more liable
than the habitual denizens of healthy re-
gions.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-15

From the sold Salamandcr' drug house,
Chicago, Ill.,, January 19th, 1880. Messrs
II. ii. Warner Il Co., Rochester, N. ":
Gentlemen We trust our order will reach
you IN season to be promptly filled. The
demand for your Safe Remedies, especially
the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, is continu-
GUS and increasing, and our customers
speak in the highest terms of their value.
Several leases of cures which have come
under our observation are complete and
most remarkable. Very truly yours, Van
Setback, Stevenson & Co,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-15
NEW SERIES-.-NO. 27S.

dignant with Gibson. He has been with
them, or has pretended to be, on everything
but the sugar question, and he protested to
be with them on that on principle, voting
as he has done simply for regard to his CON
stituents. They have endeavored in every
way to get his views, but nave always fail
ed To-day Mr., Tucker told him they no
longer counted him as one of them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-15
A CARD,

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, |
will send a receipt that will cure you,
free of charge This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in South
America. Send self-addressed envelope
to the Rev, Joseph T. Inman, Station d,
New York City.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-15
THE NAILS.

I,EEERAL DELIVERY open $50 d. m; closes
VI $50 pm; sunday: sos E. IN,
money Order Department open al s a. m; closes
81 y. NJ.
rn-gdgn Express Mails via Illinois Central and
Mississippi Central Railroads close al l2%D p. N,
cairo and Poplar Bluf Through and Way Mail
C.o-,- a. 1880 p m.
Wsy Mai via llino. Central. Cairo and Vim
r.rrt. aud Mis- ssipp Central Railroad close az
y g. ?. IN. o
"a, Ma. !os Narrow Gauge Railroad closes at :
cairo end Evansville River Route closes al $50
g. L daily except Friday.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-15

Mucu SICKNESS undoubtedly with chill.
dren, attributed to other causes, is occasion
ed by worms Browns Vermifuge Comfts,
or Worm Lo1enges, although eflectual in
destroying worms, can do no possible in.
jury to the most delicate child. This val
liable combination has been successfully
used by physicians, and found to be abso-
lutey sure in Graduating worms, SO hurtful
to children. Twenty-Five cents box.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-15

lF VOC have never used Carter's Little
LAYER Pills, go at once to Me nearest drug
store and get a vial They will surely
please you.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-15
A DENEFACTRES,

Just open the door for her, and Mrs.
Ninslow will prove the American Florence
Nightingale of the Nursery. OF this we
are so sure, that we will teach our "Susy"
to say, "A blessing on Mrs. Winslow" for
helping her to survive and escape the grip
ing, colicking, and teething siege. MIS-.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup relieves the
child from pain, and cures dysentery and
diarrh~a. 1t softens the gums, reduces in
Illumination, cures wind collie, and carries
the infant safely through the teething pc
rod 1t performs precisely what it pro
tcsses to perform, every part of it-nothing
less. We have never seen Mrs. Wlnslow-
know her only through the preparation of
her Soothing Syrup for Tecthing.' If we
had the power we would make her, as she
is, a physical saviour to the infant race.
Sold by all druggists. Twenty-Five cents
bottle
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-15

IN a IA WEEK IN your own town, and no
kN - capital rsked, You can give the
<hH buslnees q trial withou, expense
OH O\Irhc beat opportunity ever offered for
W. those willing 10 work You should
try no,Aing else til you see for your
III what you can do at the business we offer, No
io0m to explain here. You can dcvo.c all your
time or only your spare time to the bu sinose and
make great pay for every hour that You work
women make ~ much as men, Send for apccal
private terms and particulars, which We mall ircc
you have such chance. Address II HAILETT 4
co, Portland, Maine.