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ilttiuc Usrru amiiuud Interest
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olso can draw it.
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r.uccc-sor in,
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urt.TT:
Wall Paper, Window OIbhs, Win
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AUUOItA Oil,.
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Near Thuth-Fourth Street
CARL PETERS,
HORSE SHOER, "
BLACKSMITH
AND
.Wagon Maker.
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LEVEE AND COMMERCIAL
AVENUE.
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oun Asiure uooa worn.
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uiidWaibinttton Avonuu,
Oftlro, Xlllxxola
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VOL. 8.
PHTNICIAIVN.
yyiLUAU H. SMITH, M. t.
HKIIDCNCK N.i '2 Tlilitfrntti itrfft, b
tMtn WaililhKton HTtmiranJ H'alnut tlirct.
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orriCK HOUIt rrumV. t.n, 1m and
from 'i in p.in.
I.AWYKKN.
JOHN H. JtULKEY,
Afforncy at Law.
CAIHO, II.MNOIH.
OrriCK : At rralilrnre on Ninth Mrt, I,-twnrnW-Mhlnctuti
arrnup and Walnut St.
OII.N'TINTK V.
J-Jll. II. H. CANINE,
DENTIST.
OKPir K AN'lt HCSlIHlNCKl KUhtli Mnt t,
liit w mi Wn-hlriptou ami ( nrnlii'-rrlnl Atcniir,
wir ;.ii!o, n,i..
HKAIi KSTATI", A4JRMT.
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Real Estate
ANll
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COLLECTORS.
JONVJCYANCKXt. NOTAKIEB PUBLIC
Land Airunt of the Illluola Central and I
IiurlinKtou and (tulncy R. B.
Companies,
Nortli Cor. Sixth and Ohio Lara.
CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
l.lltL'OK ItKAI.KKN-
R. SMYTH & CO.,
Whol'tale and Itttall iKiUri in
Foreign and Domestic
WI.MIM OF A 1. 1. K11VIIN,
No. 60 Ohio Levoe,
CAIRO, ILLS.
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1VL alaraituckotUictntooiliiitLeina
in, au Kttrniaxlal atlrtillon tiilbv nliolnaala
ranch or tuc tm.luru
nti:am no aim.
Evansville, Cairo and Memphis
Steam Packet Co.,
..rou..
Pttduoah, Shawneotown. Evana-
vmo, iotuiYiue,v;inouinaii
and all way landings.
Tin- unrivalled sld.-wlwl nlfalner
IDLE WILD,
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aud TlIUItaUAY att o'riocK . in.
Lavr CttlroiVwy.TUEinAV and FRIDAY. ,at
(', ll'l'IOl'k l. III,
The elrifjtit nldp-wlirol ilrainrr
ARKANSAS BELLE,
ItKN IluWAKD SlMtl-r.
WAI.TKII II. I'KNNINIITON vHe.,k '
Will Irate Kvaniville for Cairo avory TUKM-
HAY ami mil'AI at t o'cioca p. in.
Will l.-avr Culriit'TPry WKDNKSHAY and 9 A I
UllDAY ulUo'CIOCk II. Ill
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PAT.
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f .1 Ml
Kacli iHint mAea clone conncetloni at Cairo
with flmt-clas sU'anwra for M. l.ouU, llwu
pliU and New Orleaim, and at Kvanavllle with
inar.ttU it. u, iuraiipoini..oiiiiniiM r.uai,
and with the UmUvllle Mull Meamer3 liikull
oluUontliu Uier Ohio, kIvIuk throiiKli re-
ei.i. on ireiKiu. uui iu.(iiKer. iu iuim.
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For tirlher Inforrantlon apiily to
.SOL. SILVKIt. l'ttnarnger Aprnt.
IIAIXIDAYIIUOS., I
I. M. 1'HU.I.U'ti, AginM.
Or to (',..). UlIAMMKIt,
riiMwrlnti'iiiKnt and (itneral FrelKl't ARi-nt,
I'M.'J'l-lv. riraiKville lutluna.
JACOB WALTER, '
BUTCHER
AMD
Dealer in Fresh Meats
EIGHTH STREET,
Between Waahtnirton and Commercial
Avenue, aojoininic uanuy'a.
KKKi'U fur side the best IlW, Pork, Mutton
Veal, Ijiuib, bausa-e, Ac., ami la pre
lrail v irf e lainnnw 111 an bitouuiiiid maimer
VHfStsaSi
Barclay Bro's.,
Wholesale Druggists
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CAIRO, ILLINOIS, AVEDNESDAY,
TOM PAINE.
WhatHifi "Common Sense" Did
for This Country.
(From KarpiT. Hoalne )
A lining Hie Centennial evrnti there In one
that idioiiM not lio forgolten. yet Mill not
gladly ho remcinliervd, hci'iu'c li is no.
rlatkil Willi a name which 1 at generally
dhla'Dlul a any In our hltory. In the
winter ol a hundred yean go wan ul
lUhcd the fnmoila pamphlet Common Heme,
winch cryatall.ed into tlxed purport the
wl.ben and hopea lor Indepeiidenei! which
tilled tho colonial mind. The author wee
ThoiniH l'alne a very i-onnplcuou 'RgBTe
In thli time, but Ktnerally known to tn an
Tom l'alne, the inlldcl. One Utile hoy
whom thf Eaay Chair well knew heard hla
nunc llr.t upon uraw wintry day In a Sew
Knglatid town, wben hli nttcntlorj wai at
tracted hy tho firing nf kiihh, and hu akcil
what they were for. The reply wa in ub
ftance that Mine dNrrptitahle people wtro
celehratlDgToinl'aiue'a birthday. The tone
implied that he wai a dreadful reprobate.
Hut surely Tom l'alne had done omc good
crvlue. He wrote "Common Scnce," and
puhllibed it in the dark hour of the revolu
tion. It wa a wholly unteltMi ncrvice,
for lio took out no copyright; ami even in
tlioM' ilayn, among a colonial population of
three million" only, poor and in the midst
ol exhausting war, there were a hundred
llioiiund ofthe copies of tho pamphlet told.
Washington, Franklin, Adams, Jctluron,
lialled him ai a public henefastor. Hut
among latter American hia name was al
ways mentioned with horror and dttdaln.
It It agreed that no single came was more
ellectivc In producing the declaration of
Independence than bin "Common Sense."
Yet, sixteen )rars ago,' when a portrait of
l'alne wan ollered to the city or Philadel
phia, to be hung In the hall where the
eclaratlou was adopted and signed, It was
declined. A llkeucis of Tom l'alne, the
Intldel, mH-t not hang among the atigmt
shades of the fathers. Yet the religious
views of "Tom l'alne" were essentially
those ol "Tom Jefferson," whose name will
be saluted as among the mo-t Illustrious of
this Illustrious year.
Tbe feeling aLout l'alne In the beginning
ol the century was largely political. When
Jeflerion was president, he invited l'alne
to come to this country fro 31 France, where
he had narrowly escaped tho guillotine, and
he arrived In October, 1:W. His friends
gave him public dinners. Ills opponent
said that Tom l'aiue and Tom Jefferson
ought to dangle from the samo gallows.
1 -r ctio in n,at golden age of tbe repub
lic, to which no many igi.;- i.ntutnntlnus
revert from the corruption of till nge ol
liraos and iron upon which we have fallen,
there wa some warmth ot party feeling
and expression. When l'alne came to New
York he stopped at the City Hotel, on
llroadway, lut north of Trinity Church.
And the miUi.-ltlve little Laurie Todd, or
(iraut TtiOrburn, heard ono day that the
great sinner wm standiugat the door ofthe
hotel, and he ran out with some friends to
see him. tint Mr. l'alne had gone to bis
room. The Scottlinun was not to be foiled,
and he asked a servant who was sweeping
the hall II Mr. Paine was at home. Hear
ing that he was, Thorburn pushed on, and
was shown into a largo room where the
table wa-stet (or breakfast. One gentleman
was writing, another reading tbe news
paper, ami at the farther end of tho room
stood a long, lank, coarse-looking tlgure
vanning his hlnd-quartera before the tire.
The intruder asked for Mr. Paine. Tbe
figure by the lire replied that his name was
Paine. Thorburn put out his hand, which
Paine took, and the little Scotchman said
that lie had called from mere curiosity.
Mr. l'alne replied that he was very glad to
satisfy it. Upon which Thorburn made a
bow "like a goose ducking his head under
wuttr," walked out, and shut tbe door,
whlU all tbe gentlemen In the room burst
'oti a laugh, which he heard all the way to
the door, lio did not care; lie had seen the
great man. Hut lie bad to pay for the
pleasure. Tho great city was n small town
then, and tho story ol thu in'erview grew .11
it was repeateJ. Tliorbiun was clerk of the
Sotch Presbyterian Cuurcn, In Cedar
street, and if ho had hobnobbed with Vol
taire us Yoltalro was then generally es
teemed or hud sworn eternal friendship
with David Hume, ho could not have stuck
bis brethren with greater horror. Tbe
Kirk Session took alarm. A special meet
ing was called, and (leant Thorburn was
suspended from psalm-slnglng for three
months because be had shaken bauds with
Thomas l'uluc.
Doubtless Paiuo has been very harshly
treated. Ills honesty can not ho doubted.
Ills political views were those of the men
of his time whom we most reverence, and
his religious opinions did not differ from
tlioio of many men whom wo most highly
honor. He was not an Inlldel In tho ordi
nary sense, lor his Age ol Heason was writ
ton to oppose utholsm. His misfortune
wits that he had no tact, and tho very vigor
and simplicity of mind uml stylo which
made Common-Sense aud The nights of
Mau such olllclcnt political pamphlets,
made hU religious treatlso, tho Ago ol
liaison, lutal to his reputation. In tho first
ho trenchantly expressed 11 great uml
powerful public opinion. In tho last ho
came into col'lston with It, and it crushed
him.
Hhad This. Bird cages, flowm'tan ds
llower trains, moss baskets, Ice cream
freezers, toilet ware, bath tubs, lamp
ehliuney.s, nil, llulliig irons mid lliitiug
seizors ; nlo n lull supply ot plain uml
Mumped tinware, wholesale mid retail,
by C. W.,Hendersoii( 11M. Commercial uv
emie, Cairo. Illinois'. Jl-tt-lm
lio, for ltit West.
A good paying business mid stand on
Klglith street, between Washington nml
Commercial avenues, for sain at a bar-
1 gain.- For further pnrllenlnrs, Inquire nt
' ihljoflUr, , 24;U
foruua Plsvelcra. j
Tlilrtv vear nirn the Itllblier Porous
Piasters: siiptToeiTcil nil other plaster.',
ami to a dojnr, liniment mid other ex
ternnl remedies. .Since then It ha held
Its prominence, until rtrenlly, when the
old rubber eonitwiinil 1um heen greatly
Improved In llenion' Cnpeliic Porou
l'laster, In vnrloiti way. .
Flmt, llyw trrnllitK rubber Hint
It contains more electricity lliau fonn-
ffly. v.
Second, lly the nililitlon of RApclue, n
powerful stfruuliint, which causes the
jiUskr to net lminellatly uml greatly
Increases Its cfllcaey aim it'efulne.s,
makliijr It the lx't remedy known for
coldn, rlietirnatisin, lnmeilcBs of the hack
nml muscles, kidney complaint, etc.
The manufacturer!! arc pleased to hear
that there U a larfeclasfl of couscicutloiis
drufrglsts, Uho, having liecomrt con
vinced of tho jrreat merit of i!ciions
Ciipclue Plaster, unhesllatlngly rttnm
meiul It to the public. Of such are K.
Drelier. Newnrk. J.. Charles
Altham and M. M. Cook, llrook.
lyn, N. V.; Somtncr, Mnd. &
Co., (iulncy, III'".; Kobcrt fowcr.
ISIclitnond, Vn.: K.J, llarte, New Or
leans, I .a., Giililck & lterry, 'J'crre Haute
liul., who nay "the results from the
sales ol lleneon's t'aiclne I'Jater, hero
Tcrre Haute) has convinced us that It
is lar superior to ordinary Porous 1'las
ter," nml W. T. Welter, S)rlnffleld,
Mass., who says," they seem to constitute
an advertising medium of themselves
when Introduced. Send 1110 four jjros
Immediately."
Tho manufacturers also regret to learn
that druggists, In some instances, acting
from pecuniary motives, ns though the
retail price ot Ilcnson's Capcine is the
same a.s ordinary Porous Plasters, the
cost to them Is somewhat higher, have
used their Influence to persuade custo
mers who ask for Benson's Capcine to
substitute some other article lor them.
Be sure you get Benon's Capcine
and no other article for them, lie sure
Vnil iet ftoiiBftn'a (?ntvI,in nml tin ntltetv
Price, 2Ti cents.
Seahury & Johnson, Pliarinacciitical
Chemists, X. V. To lie obtained, for
twenty-live cent, of Barclay Bros., Cairo,
Illinois. a-10-lm d&w-CI)
Haiias'sMaonoma Balm preserves aud
restores the complexion ; removes freck
les, tan nnd sntlowncss ; makes the skin
soil, white and delicate. Its application
cannot he detected. WO-d&wly.
Lyon's K'atiiaiho.v makes beautiful,
glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its fall
ing out or turning gray, it lias stood the
test of -10 years. Is charmingly perfumed,
and 1ms no rival. IMO-d&wly
CO A In
TO
CONSUMERS :
llAniiisueiiG, Ills,, Jan. 13, lsTC.
WKare now mining a tery superior article
ot coal free from alt impurities, tieclalljr
adaiitist for grates and household use grnerally,
which we will deliver In Cairo, on the Cairo and
Vlncennes track bv the car load of SW bushels
at nine (tt) cents ir bushel, or two dollars and
twenty-nte cents ($2 25) per ton.
We also have a very suierior article of Nut
Coal which we will deliver on track at sixteen
(li) dollars per car 3oo bushels. Parties not
wishing a car load will call tion V. M. Wnrd on
Klghth street, between Commercial and Wash
Inxtonavenues, and be i.nppllnl nt reasonable
trems. air. mm win 1110 ueurer inis coaiio
any part of the city at ai M per car load, mnk-
mis coai cortsairom iw oeriou. nil mecoai
U8tsIbvtheC.andV.ie.lt. is supplied from
our mines, and it luu no suierior In the market.
Address all orders for coal to
Ja.A. ViidlACo,
iiAiiitismiiif!, 11.1.S.
Ef"F. M. tVanl, Esii., has teams Bnd will de
iver this coal at 3 AO uer car. l-2U-lif.
Qna llotia Do you want Books,
aao XXVrV. canls, I'rlnu, I'hoto
Kraphsl Why then do you waste money on
swindlers. Instead send to the old reliable
house of Hunter A Co. Established in leM.
We supply ull books, all goods and at lowest
rates. Svnd for some of these. Trunk Full of
Kun. IScj How to win a Sweetheart, 3 t
fiolden Wheel Fortune Teller, Hook of
Love Letters, AOc 1 lloxlnir iiade Easy, I5o 1
Morgan's Masonry Kxpnsed, lsonn. Illustrated,
Met How to write short band, I How to
anuue an evening Party, :i"o ; Dancing maoe
Easy, soci HowUamblerswin,3c; Leap jear
Cants. Courtship Cupid, Eorlune Telling Cants,
Love Maklug Cunts, 4 klnds-esdi in case only
ace I Conitilete Pocket lloyle, Wei Chestcr
lleld'a U-tter Writer, 4dc 1 Monitor of Free
masonry, 7'sj 1 How to win nnd how to woo,
soc 1 The Laws of Love, 30c 1 IjuIIcs' duldc to
beauty. 30e, Ac,. Ao., Ac. lleinember any or
all ofthe above will I sent to you prepaid ou
receipt of price. We Import and hunt up for
elitnund scarce books. We nuke it a study.
Wc want your patronage. Semi for our circu
lars. It will iay you to deal with us, Do not
risk money wllh swindlers but send ut once to
the "old reliables," Hunter A Co., Hinsdale,
X. II. I
O'CALLAHAN & HALL,
IRON, TIN
AD
Slftto Hoofers,
jSLNNA., XXjXj.
Hoofing and Quttoring a Specialty
Slato Roofiing a Specialty in
any part of Southern
Ligbtning Bods, Pumps, Stovos
and Tinwaro,
JobbInK Promptly Doue,
DANIEL LAMPERT
Fashionable Barber
JR. X3X.XQfBMJalfl
NORTH SIDE OF EIGHTH 8TREE1
atwaea Waahlnirten and Gmerolal
COAL i
MARCH 29, 1876.
VARIITV HTOH.:.
New-York Store
WHOLKSAUC AND HKTAIL.
XjCUCsKOISlt
VARIETY STOCK
IN THE CITY.
Goods Hold Very Close.
Corner 10th St. and Commrcll A'v
C4IB0. ILLINOIS
C 0. PATTER ft CO.
I.Nl'KACi:.
C. N. HUGHES,
tleneral
Insurance Agent
OFVICK:
Ohio Xasa-vriaia.
0?er Hathuss Jk UM's.
JSONKjl'iit First-Clans Couipjnlrs repre
INSURANCE.
ESTABLISHED 1BA8.
S AFFORD, MORRIS
AND CAND,
General
Insurance Agents
73 OHIO LEVEE,
City Rational Bank Btuldlng-, np-sulrs.
The 01deatj EatabUahed Agency in South
am Ulinola, repreaentlnK ovsr
. tes 000 000
K. .1. Ayrea. S. D. Ayrcs
AVRES & CO.
JPXaOTTXl.
And general
Commission Mercnuuis
No. 78
OHIO LEVEL.
P. CUHL,
-Exclusive
Flur Merchant
AND
Millers' Agent.
No M Ohio Levee,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
7'10.tf.
OAIRO
BOX and BASKET CO
! Dealer in
All kinds lianl and son,)
FLOORING, BIDING, LATH, 8tc.
Mill avail Yard.
orner Thirty-Fourth Street and
onio ijovoo.
WIIOI.ENAI.K UHUtXKN.
STRATTON & BIRD,
Wholesale Grocers
-And
Commission Merchants
AGENTS AIIKRIOAN POWDKK 00
57 Ohio Iifivee.
G. D WILLIAMSON,
Wholesale Grocer
Deuler In
BOAT STORES,
Commission Merchant,
No. 70 OHIO LEVEE.
SPKCIALattentlal given toronsiKUiuentsaud
lllllia (inters
WOMAN'S
CURATIVE INSTITUTE,
No. 314 N. 11th Street, Bt, Louie,
Mas. K. A.- LHTZ, M, D. (In nliarg)
Ample aeeominwlatloiisniidlrealBient. Duly
leiwt lor reilaln very valuuble iecllliv, Prompt
curve' I'll, Ithetmiatismind NerrMi diseases
unaiuiitced, Hates moileiate, tor circular,
'end sliinpl tl-i.MUwInl
NO. 82.
BOBBINS'
mm ma
112 COMMERCIAL AVE.,
CAIRO ILL
Pianos and Organs,
SHEET MUSIC AND
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
HALLET. DAVIS & CO.'S
PIANOS
Of World wido Reputation.
Arkuowlisled by all gool Musicians lo U- llir
Inst I'lillm now lliaile.
THE GREAT UNION PIANO,
Of ubli.li wp have .oM over Jfli) diiriu
twelve years pat, bi'i-nmltif; more and more
popular everyday.
SMITH'S AMERICAN Olid1 AN,
.Splendid tone. Tower and Durability.
Kimball's Orchestral Organ,
A very fine Instrument, adapted to Instru
mental as well as vocal tnusle.
ALL TIIK AllUVK AUK OFKEUKI) ON
Easy .Monthly Payments, at low figures
regardless ot List Trice.
SHEETMUSIC
In irrcit variety, including all the new
and popular music ot the day.
Orders from the Country
promptly fillod and sent
by mall.
VIOLINS GUITARS BANJOS
rACCORDEONS, CLARINETS
FLUTES.C0L0S
TMABQR1NFS
KltKNCH liAltl'S, ETC., ETC.
Baud Instruments of all Kinds
Furnished to Order.
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