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fijso PorroinoE.
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IT fratcn TtnDa.tn. If rtiinv'
9i, to :00 p.m.
Arrive.
4fi
a.m. r.u
Utlsots Central H It
3:00 I 2;0S
KJ.eo
Miss, Central R It
twit
S:00
(1:00
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uuro V)ncnne
. mi wany.
Cairo, Arkansas A
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1:00
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nhi nr.i
6:00
0:00
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Dp, 8un. Tu rri. ,
Dows.Tu.rau.mt.
-toeus UOUIC
Friday A Saturday
6:00
O.
W. McKbaio, F m.
KAlXBeABN.
TIME CARD.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL B. R.
TRAINS uuvz ciino
Mall .....-.....W:1. raijfc...
tninu at 1'lln nB...
..Dally
freight at.... 1:00 a. nLKocpt Sunday.
mtfMat liicoa.itflsr "
Freight at .4J0p m.. " "
Frsight at.......M. J:90i. m... "
AUIITZ AT OAtM
Hall at mm. l:oo a. m Dally.
Cxprata Jst-.... ...... 2:30 p m...Kxcpt Sunday.
Fnicst iU,M 8:41 a. m... " Mondsy.
Frevgatat flisip m... " Sunday.
Freight -..u...lo.-09n. m... " Sunday,
might ,...w.-ll.-03p. m.. " '
JAMES JOHNSON, Axant.
ST. L0UIS.IR0N MOUNTAIN
JJSD
OPTHEWf RAILROAD.
OMNIBUSES arrive at and depart from the
offlee, U Ohio Levee, aa follow" :
Through freight leaves Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 1 :00a. in i Arrives on Tuesday,
Tbumtay and Saturday at 11 ;lfi a.m.
Texas Express leave dally at 2:U0 P.M. , and
arrive at 3:30 A.M.
rassenrer Accommodation leaves dally ex
rpt Sunday at t.W a.m. arrive dally at 11:15
a.m.
Time to all poluU In Texas and Arkansas,
Time from Cairo to Little Rock, 13 hours.
To Tcxarcana, 22 hours.
To Jefferson, Texas, 23 hour.
To Marshall , 96 hours .
To Shreveport, Louisiana, 29 hours ,
T Dallas, Taxaa, 98 hours.
To Uearne, Texas, M hours.
To Houston, Texas, il hour.
To Galveston, Texas, 44 hours.
O. W. HEQTJEKBOURO,
Ajcetit (Jnlro Ills.
CAIRO & ST. LOUIS R. R.
Txiaa oahs.
On and after June 1st, trains will run ns fol
QWs, Sunday excepted, from the -corner of
Second street and Commercial avenue, Cairo,
Illinois:
C01NU KORTII.
Leave Cairo
" Murphysboro....
Arrive East si. Louis ..
10:4 A . M.
2:.V) I. M.
CIOINO SODTII.
Leave East St. Louis 8:.1 A. M.
Arrive lurphrsbo 1 j 1 1 . r. M.
ave Murphyshoro i:ou "
arrive Cairo 4:40
Connecting at St. Louis with all (rains West
and North. J. L IUNCKLKY, Supt.
R. W . C'LAKK, Gcniisl Possenxer Aiccnt.
CAIRO & VINCENNES R. R.
IKTWEKN .
CAIRO, EVANSVTLLE, INDIAN-
and LOUiaVZLIiE.
rOVMTBEN HOURS BACH WAV,
Euning Tirough Without Ghogt.'
ITSftAKArOLM AM) C1.NC1XSAT1 EIJ'nE-S.
Leavesfeatro 4:00 n. m
Arrives! (arml - 6:13 '
Arrives at Vincennes U:15 "
VIA IT. LOllt AXO ijOLTHEASTKILf nAILllOAU.
Arrives at Evansvllle 4:18 p.m.
VIA llTDtAiCAroLlS AD VlKCRNKtD HAILROAD.
Arrives at Indianapolis. 4:30 p m.
via onto axd Missisjirri iiaili:oau.
Arrives st North Vernon tr.l. p.m.
Arrives at Cincinnati u ;(xi 1
Arrivlsat Loulirllle 7:45 '
CimOEIFKt'J.
Laaras Indfanspolls
Leaves Cincinnati
Leaves Louisville
Arrives at Vlnccnnen...
Leaves Vinornnes.
Leaves Evansvllle
Arrives at Carral
8:30 a.m.
, 6:JH "
7:00 "
2:w p ra.
Z"""Z".'.U :4C a. m ,
4:43 p.ni
0:J0 '
Arrives at Cairo...
Maklnf close connections to and from all
points East and North,- ut Indianapolis und Cin
oinaU.and to and from all points South and
West of Cairo by rail and river.
M0C3D CITY ACCOMMODATION.
The Mound City Accommodation runs Wed
nesday and Saturday.
Leaves Cairo 12:2.1 ami 5:00p in.
Laavrs Mound City l:15nn4A:30p. in.
8Tb. ooodhioh, h. l. morkill.
Uen Ticket As't. Ueneral Sup't
Ml"or Information relative to rates and con
nections, apply to JAMES MALI.OKY,
71 Ohio Levee.
Sheriff i Bale.
BY.llrUltif " "utlon to me directed by
the cltra of the circuit court of Alcxunder
2"S,ip'?,'"!Stoflll""'l, It'l'HVor of iltr
KfSJ ff5 "".I? ""'walnst U-e fblllips, I have
Jh.Ii.lfpV,ie """inxJribediiroiierty, in
S of Calro.county of Alcxaniler and Mute
mi'Vu,: '"""'roberfdUmt. (i) and
four (4) in block numbered forty-file (iM.aa
tbeuroi.tyof the said l I'lilllips. which 1
hall offer at public sale at the south-west door
of the court house in the city of Cairo, in the
county of Alexander and Mate of llllnuls, on
the thirteenth dsy of September A I),,ls76. at
the hour of eleven o'clock, a. m.. for rash, to
satisfy said execution. ALKJC. If. IltVl.S,
n,,m 1?1tel,,s i A1an;l County, Illinois.
Cairo, Illinois, August sut, ls76,
BhsrUTs Bale.
BT virtue of an execution to mo dlrcctul by
tbe clerk or tlie circuit court of Alexan
der county, In the hUte of Illinois. In fuorr,f
James Clonsn tot the use of Augustus V. Hal-
- s. d(bs' VI V I U V. n r(J in IflR
county ol Alexander aud State of Illinois, tu
wit: .Lot nuinberwl eighteen (t) in block num.
fJ Mill? !'f..V,'' !' John
Ca ro, In tbe county of Alexander and .state of
Jlllnols, on the thirteenth duy of bepieinber A
.. , ALEX. H IHVIS,
. i ..herlir of Alexander County, Illinois
Cairo, Illinois, August 21st, 1(75.
S-21-td,
IhsrlffsSale.
BT virtue of two sjieclal exeeiiilons to me dl
reetHl liv Hie rlrrk nf 1 1. .. ,.l-..L .
Aijjcaiaer county, in the ut of Illinois, one
lafarorof Jane Putney aud the other In fsvor
- -' ... - .. ...w mv.un Wuri ii
waiuin H ebb. 1 will offer at nub c hulp tin. r,,i
c2iS!ldSSbed t'foirty, Iu the city of Cairo
mST Si aur ana eweor llllno s, to
aamberad saren (71. In blucV in..,
. . SI. Wl . Inl ...l,r.lu.r( LI. il 1.7 iT.i.
aothil&t.SVr:Dln sixteen (U
atS15iS.. numbered twenty-i
sM'(ti) fee'tff
'BIX (ZtiJ
7TJ.I TiK. twentr.saven lirtl.
tw'.Zrf.iZWl-rtnt (291 . in block num
la block numbers 'ih,A VV nu,r?,Vtrt4 11
dluon lo aald eitr as tt?Vi )) In die Vlri
xk numbmd'.tS?.'0' numbered flte (4)
aio lot
ht (3,
IS)
ffluouto aaldS rai'u. ) .'a die rlrst A J.
Wataoa W.bb, at IbaU rty or the bald II
court houM In the aald tit, of T.?00t of ,hl
Akxaadsa- and' HUM of fuii..h,l" county o
A r.it ..i . "oor oi ine
and' HUM of fluLh11; "uutr of
UsaBs Ay of Heptrraber, A u! lmi 'air
Ewef alirssi o'cW, ,' tn' tii ei2?'.
Cairo. UU., August Wst, 187Q. ,1Un,)i,
MARRIED LADIES;:.':,?;..
Vl sUsip lar ndsBUtl ctroular. vf irnat valor,
nr. II. U.iJkHKt t. Wah. Bt, toaaaaicila, 1M.
PARAGRAPHS.
'' ... ( te at ,,,, i 14TtJ,s.i4
All Indiana tcliool boy lias writ
ten Ms narno hljfh tip on tlic scroll ol
faniotliMlnii;. His teacher wnntwl to
know the number of zones. Vnr v o0
tlio reply, "the horrid, tliu frigid, the tcm
perntc and the linlemnornfo." ir .. in
cuter the lecture Held this fall.
Mr A. Dorrlon Smlili wrlt.w tr.
London JWi that nothing has been
done to prevent the r'ocurreiiw nrximii
calamity ns tho wreck of the .Schiller.
Since May two vessels liarc
tho rocks ol tlio Sdlly Isl,nch In fogs,
UHU II VVll'K ago Iliri i:on-
iiom liar
bary to Canllt!, wn wrecked on one of
tho Western rocks In n top,
Atamllylii Greeley, Col.,. claims to
bo In possession of n few young nllljfn
tors, which hatched out hi their cellar n
short time ago. According to the ac
count given by the Greeley Tribune It Is
supposed that the eggs have lain dormant
In the soil for many years or centuries,
nml that they hatched out during the
rainy weather.
Frank Williams walked down nu
aisle to where James Turner was sitting
with a young lady at a spelling match at
Shady Grove, Tenn., placed a revolver at
the back of his head, nnd fired. Turner
fell foward on his face a corpse. Wil
liams then agnin tired at him, the ball
striking nn auditor's leg. The wildest
excitement prevailed, all the people
lumping to their feet In great conster
nation, and tlio women shrieking. The
fright put an end to the entertainment.
It is alleged that Turner had seduced
William's sister.
"A complete; Pictorial lllatory of lb
Tlmpa" "The beat, clieutsenl, nml
moat anrccaarttl t'ntulljr lHiier
In tbe Onion "
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I1A9IKN.
THE
City National Bank
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
CAPITAL,
$100,000
orncsns.
VT. V. IIAIJ.IDAY, l'reIdent.
HEMIY I,. IIALLIUAY, VicwTrest.
A. II. SAKKOItl), Cashier.
WALTEIt JIYSLOI', Ass't Cahlrr.
DIKICTOM
STA JTS TAVI.011, It. II. CCTOCIXOItAM,
II. I.. I ALLIDAY, W. 1'. HAM.inVV,
U. !. W II.I.IAMjON, STEI IIKX lllllU,
A II. S.vrKoiio
Exchange Coin and United States
Bonds Bought and Sold.
Kl'OSITS rfceUal ami a general lumking
Enterprise Savings
BANK.
CHARTERED MARCH 21, 1889
CITF NATIONAL BANK, CAIRO
orncens:
A II. SAKlOltll. l'rrslikiit.
S. 8. TAYLOIt, Vice President.
IV. 1IY6LUP, bec'y aud Treasurer.
DtnEcTous:
P. M. Haiiclay, Ciias. Gamoiicii,
K. M. Htocktlxtii, Paul (J. bcnuu,
U. II. C'ONINGIIAM. II. L. IIALLIUAY,
J. M. PlIILLIl'S.
INTEREST puid on deposits ut the rate of six
per cent, per annum, March Ut and Septcm
lier 1st. Interest not withdrawn is added imme
diately, to the principal of thu deposits, thereby
glviiur them compound interest.
Married Women and Children may
Deposit Money and no one
else can draw it.
Open every buslnessday from Ua. in. to 3 p.m.
and Saturday evenings for savings deposits only
from 0 to S o'clock
W. HYSLOF, Treasurer.
THE ALEXANDER COUNTY
Transaots all kinds of a Legiti
mate .Banning .uusinoss. .
V. BROSS, Prealdent.
P. NEPF, Vlos Preaideut.
HKNRY WELLS, Caahier.
T. J. KERTH, Aaalatant Caahier.
U-3-ll-tr
SPRING!
SUMMER!
Prioes to suit the Times.
Wholosalo PiguroB, but No Crodit I
Mrs. O. McLEAN,
Nest Door to Stuart St Gholson'e
EIGHTH STREET,
BETWEEN COMMERCIAL AND
WASHINGTON AVENUES.
HATS, Bonnets, Flowers, s, Jsuwh, lllbbnas,
Silks, Velvets, Ties, HurhiiiKs, CorteU,
Rid Gloves, Hosiery, Worsteds.
Also the "Ladles' Dress Iteform'
And all the new styles of trimming Bilks for
Spring and Summer,
0Thee siiods will lie sold nt vorv low Ihr-
urea, for CASH and CASH ONLY. I-ll-.Dtf
ST. LOTJIS
LAGEH BEER!
The underalftned has tho pleasure of annoiintv
iiiKto the citizens of Cairo and the stirroundlus
country that he has established a
BEER DEPOT
lor the uale of Joseph Sihualder's celebrated
BT. LOUIS LAGER BEER,
eSwSSate f?r!icPe Un wm ,,e
TONY h'lKDKnWlEBEII, Aeetll.
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CAIRO,
XXjXjXBOTOXS.
Tho Trustees of tho Cairo City
Property ilc.'Iru to call public nttuntion
io tlio merit of lliclr property, comprl.s
lug n ponsliloniMc portion of tho City of
Ci!ro. in Alexander County, In the .State
. .Wll.irilo nnd tontla ItTiniettlntel V Rtlja-
ll 111,,...., ,.
ci'itt thereto.
Tills city, a Is (M known, Is nltunteilat
the confluent !! oftlic Ohio and Mis-isslppl
rlvcn, at the head of unintoruptcd n.ivi, n
tionontho MlMl'pl. belux below ob
urilrttoii!. by ice In tin; winter und low
water In i-tunnicr, und Ittm ha u clear and
open river communication nt all times over
tho liitli ptand Hh tributurioH, with till
the iv.imtrv hontli. to tho Oulf ol Mex co
and tho Atlantic Ocean. Cairo hnniilfo tho
same character ol communication witli all
thu country north over the atrenma flowini;
by it, when thoso Mreunis arc not lutmvi
gabl"; by rnuon ol Ice or low water.
Itelotc the era of Railroad, Cairo had a
coinmatidinK porlilon as a ccntro of com
merce and naviL'stlon. This iuiportanci) ot
position -lie rtlil pufsctscs. but liasuotv the
additional advantage ol being n great rail
road r u re, a number ol the most import,
ant ralltoads in the Valley ot the 3Iisi-lppl
couvcrelng to and having their tcimlnl
tlicre. Ani'dig thene, coming from the north
arc the great Illinois Central Kallronil,
which trAYcrs.es the entire --tate of Illinois
Irom;lt extreme northern and north-etteni
tn Its' uthcrn limits, and by itsconncctions
extfliili Into all the great northwestern
grain producing States ; the Cairo and Vln-cenne-,
exteniltnjr'from Cairo to the City of
Vliicenue". In thu State of Indians, where
its connections afford direct railroad com
munications with all ha-tcrn cities ; nnd
the Cairo A St. Louts Katlroad, allowing a
direct rsllroad commtiuleatiou with the
City ol 't. Louis and all tho railroads ecu
tennif there. Tho roads coming Irom tho
South are tho New Orleans, Jackson nml
(ireat Northern and the .Mobile and Ohio
Hailroads, which give direct railroad com
munication witli the cities ol .Mobile ami
.New Orleans, and other Southern Atlantic
tea putts, and by connecting roads with all
the country nottlh of Cairo; aid coming
Irom the sottthwett Utlie Cairo, Arkansas
and Texas Itailroad, which affords similar
communication with Southern Mt'touri,
Arkaui' aud Teias. and the principal cit
ies of those States. This last-named rond
will give, also, direct rouuectlon with tho
Texas and l'acitlu Koad when It is com lc-
ted, thus giving direct communication wi b
the principal ports ol the l'acltlc Ocean
I bete ra lroad, terminating at Cairo, arc
now all completed und in successful opera
tion, thoo in Illinois coming into the city
mt fi iiunL nl nfinli nl rht rlvprs. limn ntiu
Mississippi, and teruilnaliu"! ibelr eoiilu
vnee, lUu vtwirciii-K tho city. 1 ho Holly
Spr(nV. ilroM-nsvlilo aud Ohio Ithcr Kail
road, and thn Cairo ami Tennessee Itivcr
lUiiroad. which will both terminate at
Cairo, arc in course of construction and will
soon be computed, and other railroads both
in Illinois and in states soma oi inu wuio
rlvur. which will a'.so tcrmlnato nt Cairo,
ar projected, ani arrangements made to
bunu iiicni. ino consiruciion oi uicse
will greatly Incrcaao tho rillroad eommunl
cations o( Cairo.
Its contral location in the grcpl Vulley of
the Mississippi, and the great vealth of river
and railroad communication, tfivcs ti Cairo
unsurpuseu auvantages us a commercial
point, us it nffbrds to her easy aud cheap ac
cess to all the craln producing dUtrlcta ol
the North aod West, and similar access to all
the agricultural produce consumers of tho
South, thus presenting the best location in
the West lor an Interchange of tho respect
ive norinernanu soti'.ncrn coinuiouiues ana
productions.
As a manufsctuimg location the position
of Cairo is not less important. Tim crude
materials of every description, which con
stitute the elements) of manufactured arti
cles, aboutid on every sine, Iron ore, coal,
ofbupo lor quality, und timber of every
ch'iracter,morc than others, being easily
and cheaply accessible, and tho rich ugn
cultuial region of the immediate neighbor
boo J, as well as the more remote dislilcU
rendered tributary to it by river ami rail,
furnish aupplicsnt tbe uectsarli sof life In
such abtimlaiici' as to render living except
ionally cheap. When the manufactured aril-
aIa. ..a ..;.. It. 1 .1.. r.. 1 II . I .. .. r. n.A.n
VII . n.v I'.wiUlCU, IIIU lauilllll.. u. v..i.m,f
distribution bv river anil rail aro not
. . . 1 1 .. .1
cigiiauuvi.
Cairo has a moral. Intelligent, liberal anil
enterprising population or ubout 12,000 has
a superior stein ol public school?, which,
with others' conducted by nrlvato enter
prUe, afford tlnsurp ssed educational nd
vatit:n'i!s Ik DSSNessed of WfU-cstablislied
eliurchcs of nearly every denomination-
has publia and private tiuimingH ot a tupo
rlorchainctcr uaa a climate, which forta
lubrltv mid houlthlullntlucnceN rannot be
8tirpasSf.( has a well-regulated and ef
ficient municipal organization, its streets
lighted ivltli gas, ami oincr metropolitan ad
vantages, which mnko it highly desirable
and In reality not to be excelled ns a place
oi permanent resilience.
Lots aud land iu Cairo aro now offered at
very low pnee auorumg lavorauie oppor
tiinlilna in nnrchapo. nnd the owners nrc.
f cut tbe location to the public as offering
unrivaled advantages ior tue succcssim e
in). I uhmfiitof comincrcUl or manufactur.
Ing enterprises, aud the best locality in tho
. . ,1... I . I a In..... ........ .T I . .. I
country ior iirunnuu- luitouuuiuui cupuai
S, Jtaatu Taylou,
Edwin Parsons,
Trusteei, etc,
Cairo, 111., May Ht, 1871.
D-10-tf
HEW ABVKHTJEMKTa.
Yniinjr men nml ladles tn know that the best
place to obtain n business ediiratloii iiridanele-
kwii iiiinu-n ruing isniine
WORTHINOTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
'Toledo, Ohio. Bind for circular ntnl
ainples ul luiiinniisliln. Aililiess,
II. M. V onritiNdTO, Tolido, O.
I'lrnMfiti itta.l i i n .. .. " . .
nipni ilraiitlfu " "L'harmlnirl" "Oh.
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Hi ten are exclamations by lliosc who see the
Such are exclamations by lliokc who see I
ht elegant New t.liromos prodnreil by t
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t he
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m .,V?nr,,,"'r.,, A-'r'". "J ladles and
culaf. Addresi'F .utk'UW""1 r"'
Washington St., llotou, Mais. '
$50 TO $10,000
Has In en lint.'tcil iti Stock l'rivllrgcsand paid
900 PROFIT
"How to Ho It," nllook on Wall St, sent
fiw. TiiinbrlilKe A Co., Haulers A llrokers, i!
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ir Yor wii.i. .r.xn mi: yol'i: .vami:
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VAI.OKTOYor. VildnwsAMCKM KKACH,
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IR NEVER-FAILINO
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A WKKK tmarnnteeil to male nnd
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PRUSSIIMC'S
;? VINEGAR
tflehrsteit fur Its PIiniTY. STHKIMOTII and
I'M. VTAIll.KKKls, warranted lo rntsiavi
naiHvu mcnigasi-av.,ciilcaco.
-;-dtw.
Tho Success of LOMPOChaa Induced the
Owners to Have a
GRAND AUCTION SALE
Guadalupe Rancho
lk miles 4olllh nfSali Luis Ob.jio,niid 12 inllci
Xorlh oI Lompoc.
4,000 Acres
I&Trictsof S, 10, 40, and 160 Acres,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER .Mil, 1875.
OXTHETK.UT, and continue THIILI; iUjs,
Tl-iisis: Oni-fiiurlh cash, lialanre in four
equal annua! Installments, with ten perceut. in
terest. These lands arc well vvateud, timbered, and
suitable for nilcln; nil kinds of grain, vegeta
bles fruits, toluivo, etc Wells FnivoA Go's ,
Lxpress, I'o-t OOlce and Steamship ollli.es es
tatillahvd In the town, A fine wharf st I'olnt
Sal, where any vesccl can laud.
100 5-acro lots will be sold.
runiphli ts, Maps, and jiarllculars ran lob.
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r ( IllCJIIfO.
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To Lumbermen $100 in Gold.
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Planer Toothed and Damascus Tempered
Saws und uu au ountof the Oient Xational Saw
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"Puis s Calls
$40
i M COXTItOLS 6,000 llilshils
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' ofSlOO
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A PLEASANT HOME
FOB. SAZiS
AT A
BARGAIN!
The residence and grounds In .lonesboro, Ills.,
formerly known us tho
PROVO PROPERTY,
Situated three blocks from und facing the Tub
llAMniinrft. Tour blocks from lha deiiot of the
Cairo Aht. Louis railroad, aud about uuu mile
Irnmlha ilenot of the I C. It. It. at Anna. The
house Is a substantial, good styled frame, and
in excellent repair bus seven rooms.large hall,
portico, porch, cellar, and front and side en
trance. i goon cistern, wen nam auu n oun-
nouse conveniently locaico,, auoui a
Threo and Ono-Half Acres of Ex'
oollent Ground I
One-third in shrubbery, fruit, and ornamental
trees, berries, Ac, and the remainder now in
grass ana riovir-we u auaptcu io anciivii gar-
A Cj --'flii- cliolret in the world
ss sMssa. Iniiil Ids' irti''sl.nrKrt
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ever) bodyTrade continually Increasing
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THE BUT!
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
For the roller
nd euro of nil
derangements In
the stomach, lies
er, and bowels.
They nro a mild
aperient, and an
xccllcnt purga
tive, llclngpiuf
lrvozetable. tliev
contain nn mer
cury or mineral
trfiafuvnr Itnrl,
serious sickness and suffering is prevented by
.miei usu, nnu tjiery. imniiy snoiuu
liaye them on hand lor Uiclr protection and
relief, when required. Long experience has
proved thoni to bo tlio safest, surest, ami
best of all the PltU with which Uio market
nbounds. Ily their occasional use, tho blood
" P,ur,"'c,.' ,H0 corruptions of tbe system ex
pelled, obstructions lemoved, nnd the whole
machinery or llfo restored tu lis healthy acllv.
ity. Internal organs which become clogged
nnd sluggish nro cleansed by Aiirr't Villi,
and stimulated Into action. Thus Incipient
disease Is changed Into liraltb. the value of
which change, when reckoned on tho vast
mu.Uttudes.who enjoy It, can hardly be com-
-..-...,ina mhVot tlieut
puted. ineir ur .
pleasant tn take, nnd picserves tbolr virtues
unimpaired for any length or time, so that
they aro ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they nro mild, and oper
ate without disturbance to the constitution or
diet or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each box. how lo uu them as a Kauilly I'hyslc,
and for the following complaints, Which these
I'llli rapidly cure:
For DysirMlia or Inrilgtistlon, 1.1st.
lesanrss, sbunaiiar, nnd I,oss of Aiipo.
Ill, thev should be taken moderately to
stimulate uio stomach, and rcstoiu its healthy
tone nnd action.
For User Complaint and Hi various
sviaptoms, HIIIoms llrailticlir, Nlrk
llvisdtfclir, Jisiintlc orOreea sjlck
area. Billon f.'ollc nud Rllloa F
vert, tliey should bo Judiciously taken for
each case, to correct the diseased action, or
remove tho obstructions which cause it.
For Mjsrnlrry or Isiarrhceu. but one
mUd ilosi. Is generally required.
For Mhraasallsns, SUaat. 3ravsl,
Palpitation of the llrart, Ialn la
tha Nlsla, Back, and I.nlns, they should
be continuously taken, ns rcoulted, tn rhango
the diseased nctlon nflhc system. With such
chmge those complaints diiapiicar.
For Uronay and nropslcul Htsrll.
Ing, they tfiould bo taken in largo and Tre.
iUent doses to produce the cOect of a drastla
purge.
Tor Hnpprraalaa, a large doic ftiiuld be
taken, ns It proilucrs the ilealrod effect by
sympathy.
As a llliinrr nil. takeonenrtwo Villi to
promote digestion, and relievo the stomach.
An occasional dose ttlmalates the stomsch
and bowels, restores the appetite, nnd invlgor
ntes the system. Hence It Is often advanta
geous where no serious derangement exists.
One who feels tolcrnbly well, olten finds that
a dose or these ' makes him feel deeld.
edlv better, from 'nclr cleansing and reno
vating effect on the digestive apparatus.
rnr.rAiiKD nr
Dr. J. C. AYER k. CO., Practieal Chemitti,
r.oirnr.L, mass., v. h. a.
roil sALn nr all nnt ooisTs rveiivwheiie.
Ayer's Aue Cure,
For Fever nts Ague, Intermittent Fe
ver, Chill Fever, Itemittont Fever,
Dumb Aguo, Ferlodical or UUioua Fe
ver, fto., and Indeed all the affections
wbioh arise from malarious, marsh, or
mlaamaUo poisons.
npjr Xo one rsmcly Is louder
VS callcl for by tlie necessities
jH-L of the American people than
ftf . a sure aud safe cure for
a,iL jUbb reieraad Asue.
c arc now enabled to fler,
" with a perfect certainly that
It will crldlcato the disease, and with assur
ance, founded on proof, that no harm can
arise from Its use In any qnantlty.
That which protects from or prevents thu
disorder must be of Iminenso service In the
communities where It prevails. 1'rtrtHllon
is better than cure; for the patient eicapcs the
risk which he must run in violent attacks of
this baleful distemper. This " C'fr.l." expels
tlio mlairuatlo Klon of sTrrrr aail Ague
from the system, and prcrcuW the dewlo;..
incut of the disease, if taken on the first
approach of its premonitory tyni.itmiis. A
great etipcriorily of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and cer
tain cure of Inlennlttenu Is, that it contains
no Quinine or mineral; conirquenlly It pro
duces' no fmlnlsm or other Injurious eCects
whalevcrnpon the constitution. Those cured
by It aro led ns healthy at If they had never
had the disease,
Fever and Agar Is not alone the con
sequence of the miasmatic poison. A great
Taricty of disorders arise from Its Irritation,
among which are Xrnrulglu, Rhrnma.
tlsns, Coat, HraUacae, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth
ma, Palpitation, Palaful A (Tec t Inn
of lha apleen, Hysterica, Pain la lha
Battels, Colic. Paralysis, and derange
ment of thu Stomach, all of which, when
originating In this cause, put on the Inter
mittent type, or become periodical. This
"CCBB" expels the poison from the blood,
and consequently cures them all alike. It Is
au Invaluable protection to Immigrants ami
persons travelling or temporarily retkling In
tho malarious districts. If taken occasion
ally or daily while exposed to tho infection,
that will bo excreted fiom the system, and
cannot accumulate Id sufficient quantity to
ripen Into disease. Hence It is even moro
valuable for protection than cure; and few
will ever suffer from Interinlttcnts If they
avail themselves of the protection this rem
edy affords.
For I.lver Complaints, arising fiom torplJ
ity of tlio I.lver, It Is an excellent remedy,
stimulating tlio Liver Into healthy activity,
and producing many truly remarkable cures,
where other medicines fall.
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