THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 9, 1871.
WINFX AND I.KltlOIU.
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scrcsssoa roui.r stocxuith
KeeUrjrer nnd Wholcanle lienor In
toreltrn nmi liotneaiie
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No. 02 Ohio Levee.
nil'), ILLINOIS.
fTK keeps on hand constantly a full .iwk
ULUi'i neotucay iiournon, live am Monona'
ela Whiskies, French Hr.ndica. Holland (tin.
hlneand California Wines.
WM. H. SCH UTTER,
Importer aud rTtioleaale Healer In
WINES, LIQUORS,
'OBACCO &c CIOABS.
Af.nl fur the. beat brand, of
CREAM AND STOCK ALE,
w-m mmv-m wa vmrrvni lllllURi
75 Ohio Levee,
' CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
IXNl'RAM'K.
HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
01 Harlford, Cod.
CHARTERED 1810.
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Leaving her magnificent capital ot
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pare.
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S. WALTERS,
puna i
ARD and SOFT LUMBER
at aT.ry dscrlplln.
TH, SHINGLES, CEDAR POSTS,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
TEAM BOAT LUMBER,
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mmercial-av, bet. 10th and 1 ltb-sta..
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
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NALOONH.
EL DORADO
ILLIARD SALOON AND BAR
ROOM.
JOIIM GATES, Proprietor.
fl C(mmercial Aronue, CAIRO, ILMnOIB;
Lit brand of CalifornlaClgars Just rscelyed,
iILLUnD saloon furnished with Jim b'lt ot
l tables i ami bar supplied with wfnes, liquors
THE BULLETIN.
I'ubllcnllnn OXIIce, IlitllcHii Iliillillne.
'osiiiiigioii a ton nr.
TUB FARM.
THE
WINTER CAKE
HERRI KS.
OF STRAW-
I From the New Vo k Tribute. Nor. so.'
Thu Btrnwliorrv. nnnn fntillntifl In it. a
It.-.l.. . ..y . V
0 ' tenon Kruon frugal ml
.....iij innuiiiiuiiiau. nns 01 into vears
laKcn a "now 'unarttirp." nn.l rmw I.
ciacu nmong tlio itnportnnt field cropi
of many ncoiioni cf the country. It h
ipokcn nu written about in tlio arno way
a cauuaires. nolatooi. or inrnlna. tir
coune tlio culture of tlio itrawbcrry is not
-juiio at iioncrai aa 1110 crops named, but in
i wiuc oisinci oi iow Jenoy, Dolawarc,
Slnrylanil nnd Vlrcinla liundruds of nPTtt
aro czcluiively dovotcd to it culture, and
tlio turccM or falluro tins n very mitrkod
..(rnt . I.I . f .1 v .
vii L i uiir n miifir in inn ifirmpr in
tlicjo diitrlc!. Xot niHiiv veur iil-o h
man tlint wnsoullivntlnL' 1!J iicrfa of atrnw.
borric'a would bu known nnd talked of nil
ovpr tliu atnti; nt n wonder nnd curiositv,
but now hundred of grower, who have
iiirr-c. lutir nmi tivo timet in tnnnv nprf
uevoteu to tlrnwberry culllirt,iru hardly
hiiuwn ouisiuo oi iiieirown townnnin or
county. Large Hold of ttrnwberrlca havo
oecomi' eo common or Into year that thev
huvo ccaicd to be tioveltlcH or rather horn".
cultural cuiioltio. Each year less urnr.n
U cxpresiivd now in.hcarlng of or feeing n
50-acre lot of strawberries than thurn would
havo been a scoro of year ago in bearing of
five ncrci. A much moro economical meth
od of cultivation lias become cencrn hiiioiic
airowiicrry growors uiau win lormerly
practiced. Kilcben garden methods wero
carried, on in Held culture for some time,
but they gnvo way to better method, by
which liore-lnbor was substituted to li
I i ' n
great extent in place of hand-labor, re
uucing tho expense, and by thl means in
creasing the profit. Leaving space be
tween tho row of from three to Jour foet
soon Locarno tho rule among tho moro in-
intelligent grower, ami thl wn followed
by the system known as rlean culture, or
what might be called constant culture.
Thi, like many other extreme measures,
led to very discouraging results in many
instance that came under inv observation
amounting to tho lot of from ono third to
one-half of the cron. Homo grower, not
content with tho frcouont disturbance
of tlio surface-soil, bv horse tools, from tbn
plants wero set out in the spring until late
In the fall, would again begin cultivating
in tlio spring, until the plant were in
blossom. This, of course, would disturb
and dlsplaco the surfaco roots of the
plants, on which the fruit was dependent,
i'he inevitable conscoucnco of such it
method of culture would bo n very small
crop of small borrics. This, in" manv
case., brought about a reaction. and a null
for the other extreme, with the cry that
" no culture and weeds was n better plan
than thorough culture.
Jien wiin nanus oi close observation
soon found that to produco tho largest
yield of bcrrle, tho clean culturo was all
important the first year, but na culti
vation or disturbing of the surface-soil be
tween the row should bo civen in the
Spring of the second vcar, or not until the
crop was gathered. 'I hen was tho time to
mako preparation for a crop of fruit for
tho following vear. bv a thorough surfaco
disturbance, removing all weeds and
grais at tho same time.
btrawberrv-growers nro freouentlv sur-
Sriscd nnd disappointed to find in the
pring of tho year, when the frost leaves
tho ground, that tho "stools" aro badlv in
jured from the cll'ects of alternate freez
ing and thawing.
The worst effect from this causo is like
ly to happen from Miort warm i-pella in
reoruary or .Mnrch, just enough uthaw
an Inch or two of tlio surface. Tho ex
pansion caused by this surface thawing
will over the roots, leaving tho stools on
tho tirfaeii without bold or support, mid,
as it matter of course, such stools will pro
duce little or no fruit. On flay ground
even thorough drainago dos not always
remedy this, especially if tho frost or cold
weather sets in soon alter a heavy rain
storm, while tho ground is wet.
One. of the important matters then
to bo attended to by strawberry-growers
at thit season of tho year is to mako
such preparations as to prevent the possi
bility of tl:a frequent alternate freezing
and "thawing. In tactions of country
where snow fall early in December anil
remains on tho ground in a body until the
Spring fairly opens, there is no danger to
bo apprehended from surfaco thawing.
Hut in Xow-Jerscy, Delaware, Maryland,
or Virginia, the covering of snow cannot
bo relied upon, and artificial means must
bo resorted to for protecting tlio vines.
Tho best possible way to do this is to
mulct) tlio beds Willi salt, hay, wheat, or
ryu straw, and if none of theso aro nc
cossiblo then leaves gathered from the
woods will do instead. AVhcn
leaves aro used, then a
sprinkling of soil will bo necessary to pre
vent tho leaves from blowing about. Tho
mulching material may be put on tho beds
at any time from now'tintll the middle of
December, or even later. It should bo
spread evenly, and in quantity just enough
to cover tho vines. Thero is nothing
gained by quitting on a very heavy mulch.
In garden culturo n light coating of liorso
manure will answer an excellent purpose,
acting as a mulch and fertilizer at the
samo timo. Tho manuro is not practical
in Hold culture, from tho fact that tho
mulch is lust as important in tho spring as
lit the winter.
In March or April men go over tho bedo
with wooden rakes, carefully drawing ths
hay or straw otl'irom tho vine toward tho
spaces between tho rows, and settling tho
hay under tlio leaves, to bo left thoro un
til tho borrics aro gathered. Tins summer
mulch, in tuo lirst place, Keeps tno ground
moist and stirfaco loose, preventing to
somo extent tho growth of weeks, whilo at
tho samo time, tho berries nro kept clean
and free trom lino sand, which is a very
serious matter with strawoerry-grower
who cultivate their berries on sandy
ground, without mulching. In fact, on
light sandy oil, summer mulching is ten
times as important as winter mulching.
PARKER Si HLAKE,
arALaas in
WALL PAPER, PAINTS,
Patty, lien line., Gaaollne,
W I3ST 2D OW GLASS.
WINDOW SHADES,
And the celebrated illuminating
AURORA OIL.
IlUOSS' BUII.DINO, COll. llTII-RT. COM
MERCIAI.'AV,,
Cairo, Illinois.
aug20lf
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE IS HEI1EI1Y fllVEN. That the Co
Partnership heremforo exlsllng between W. II,
Thomas, K. W. CJreen and (i. M, Alden. utnler
tho linn namo of Thomas, (irern 4 Alden. ha
thl. day been disaolveil, bv tlio mutual content
of alt the parlies concerned. Iho business will
hereafter bo conducted by W. II. '1 hov.ns and ti,
M. Alden. under the firm namo of Thoma l
Alden, by whom ) the biislneH ol tho obi firm
W UDeaett eu, w.n, uiujiii:,
K. W. 0 It HEN,
tl.M. AI.DEN.
Caiho, ItlNov,80, 171 tf
furniture.
SAVE TWENTY PERCENT
By buying your
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CAIRO, ILLINOIS'.
M.Mr.. KirMlbtt Ilrrith.r. iL.tr In Infnrrn Ik.
cltli.na ofCiIro that thr ara manutaclurlnit all
kinds of
PLAIN AND FANCY FURNITURE
AnJ hr now on hand and foi sal., at
trholranlr nnd Rrlall,
All kind., and oil continue tc k.cp at their
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."Sr-JlarMe Topped nurrau.,
STSideboardii, WbilanU.
Wardrobe., Sola Chair.,
.Sofa. and Matrnraca,
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Winch they will unarantee to Roll
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Thar, Ihry c.n 1m tniii.ht from nnr li..lMlor In
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Five Kinedoned Hosewood Pianos, worth,
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Chain, Solid and Double. Plated Silver Table
and leaspoons, nioiograpn Alouins, Jewelry, etc.
Whole number glfi,'i,oii. Tickets limited to
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Agent wanted to sell Tlcketito whoia 'h.nu
premium will be paul,
aicjle tickets 12 i xix ticketalio; twelre ticket
9u: iwentv.uve iu
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MILLINER).
MRS. M. SWANDER,
DEALER IN MILLINERY
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS,
Commercial Ateunr, tippoalle Kills
nun isayiuoru'a
Cairo, Illinois.
CLOTHING FOR LADIES' WEAR
Made lo order, or Hendy-Made,
Has received a full and complete stock of good.l,
the newest and completes! in the city, Au im
mense varity ol
RIBBONS, LACES AND FRINGES
he offers great Indiicemsts to her patron and
all other to cull on her.eiauiln the price, styles
and quality of her goods.
ftr.nicAi,.
SLMILIA SIMILIRUS CURANTUR
jm.tii'int
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
HAVB proved, from tho most ample exper
ience, an enllro iucce.ii Sjimple Promp.
r.iueicni and Bellfthla. Thcr aro tho only n "ill
c ne perfectly adapted to popular use .0 iin'
in., illinium-, villi uu, uu mane in ll.iniC llll'. m
" harmless an to bo free from danger, nnd o
lu"-lv"" "' u5 aiwaj. rename, incy nave raid
ed the highest commendation from all, and will
ii'ii'ier aauainciion.
?io. rvma
1, Cures Fotm-i, congestion, Inflammations.
Worms, worm fever, worm colic 25
rrylnstolte or teething ol infanta...!
IHrrboca. of children nnd adult....i;
ISrarnlcrj, griping, b'llom collc.25
'nolra.iTiorbu., vomiting.... ...U
4'llolern. cold, bronchllna
a
NcisrulKla. tontliache. f.cenche.
leatlarhra, sick hetdache, yertlgoK
nyaprpala' billon atomachr. V
nupurpatni.or pninnu tcrioci....'i:
Wnflpttoo profn.e perro..........v;
("roup, cough, difficult breathing..
SiaKltliriiin, Kryicla, Eruption. 15
Hlienmallam, rlieiimttic pain...M.U
I'everand Akup, chill lever, agues-Vi
IMIm. tdlnd or bleeding
Ophtnlrmjr, and aore or weak eyc.jo
'alarrh, acuin or chronic, InflueiiutM
WbooplnK-Consrh, violentcotighsM
Aallimn, nppreeil breathing . Ul
t'Mr Illachnrsrrs, Imniired hearingM
Nrrofiiln, enlarged glands, awollinifSO
SJenernI llelilllly, physical weak-
ne - - m to
lronv and seantv Accretion .vi
li'if ' Hrn NIckiiMH.slcktic.s from rldlnnSo
, " lildiiry.IllaeBKc. (Irayel to
'ii, " .itoiis ISelillllv, seminal eml.
en.,Intoluntarv ill.otJirgci. .1 oo
'lvIIoxp,wlt one $2 vial of powder
Vf.rV H.,..nr. In anplrtii. r-iim,. r. (m.
2, " More .Mouth, canker..... '.7....&0
.'Kl. " I'rlnnrv 'pitltiiei.M union,. 1.1 ri
31, " I'll I ii lu 1 fprloiN, with.pa.m M
" Null-rlsiKirtcliatigif life.... loo
aj, " Killifty,bpasm,.-t Vltui'dance.l ou
, " Itlpsherlaule. crated aoro throat tA
Kami i.v ciurt
OT. 13 to 00 Inrtrc ilnla.' mnriH'.n
or roaeirofHl en.i .iii.fi.i..ii.w .
peri He for eiery on.lliinrt' iSI
aa a ritiully l.nnlilect to. mill
book orilirrrtlollH ....frmn tin In tJA
niiiaurr a-tiiiiij' unu 1 rnt ! Ill ff cae.,
., - irom 9 J so St
Hpoiflclor all 1'rlvnlc IINeiiKe-i,
loth for 4'uriiiK nnd tor I'rescn.
IMC treatment, in via! i and pocact
cai-s -- TO..8S lo 3
UM'S KXTIIAPT
Clirea Burns. HrUlJC. I.ntnene... r.'Ari.n... CJnrH
Throat, fcpralns, Tooehnehe, lUraehe, Neuralgia.
Rliemiiati.in, Lumbago, iMc, lloil., Hllngs,
boro Kjre. lllecdlngol the Lung., .o-e, fctom.
acn, or of 1'ile.i Corns, I'lcer, Oil Mores.
Jjnce, Coi Wct.: I'lnt. sjt.50; Q'lartr, J1T3.
Tline rerne.liep, except I'ond'a Extract,
by the Caie Or sInL'lc IrfiX. fire urn! In nnr narl ..I
thecouhtry, by mall or expre.n, frtc of charge,
on receipt ol the price. Addrcs
IIUMI'llKhVa'nfECII'IC
UOMKOIMTltin MKiiiinvr
Office and Depot, .No. Wi llroadwav. N'ew.Vnr'k.
ron SI.E HV I'. fcCllfll, CAIllO, 111-,
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
THE GREAT SOOTHING REMEDY.
Mrs.
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I Cllren cnlie and irrinlnr l.l-a
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.. . jt ii i, j ,1. i.iu iiunni niei ja i
Sjraa.
I cilllatc tho process of f Cats
1 teeming. j
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fflllTKiaH'S
hfrai,
Sir.
WHITCOXIVS
Sijraa.
euixiue conrui.icn
and jrercomea allUI
eae incident to in
fanta and children.
Cure diarrhea, dlsrn. '
terjr nnd summercorn.
pla:ntlnehlldienol all
Iffe..
Price,
rents.
,',,.f,'
Ce'o'ts.
It lithe (Jr. at Infant'a and Children' foothlng
Kemedy In all disorder brought on by Teething
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verywbore. MjyldwCm
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
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Ha' deprtaalou, Tolunlary rmlNnlon.
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phrey'a lloniFopnllilc Nperlllc So
m wm vw.j-:.p,..., l.ul,iufu Ol Hie IllUSl IUa
bie mlhl ami potent ciiratle, they strike a
ondeat the roots ot the matter, tone up the )
tem, arrest the di.charyen, and linpirt ilgori-nd
anercy.lile and vitality to theentlie mnn. Tney
hare cured thonand. of ca.e. Price, $5 per
packige.ol thclMixe- and a large U vial, which
is very important lu obstinate or old rase, or II
p.rsingl' box, Sold by uli iirutigl.tr, and netit
by mail on laeeipt ol pnre Ad.ire.i llninpliiey
Hpf.lfic Itoineopathle Medicine Co., Ml llroid
way. K. 1.
p. K'lirti.
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Ag'jut, Curo, Illinois.
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GUIDE.
A I'niu'e l.'oiiii.eloi
to the Married or
th -e bhotiitn oi irr
..n ttie iihittiuLtiiil
myi,ierieiinil reieiHIlon ot the rellllil .I.IT
with the UtC!tdi-coeric. n proiluciiig ami pre
venting otlnpring, pre.ertiiii: tlii cdinpiexioii.Ac.
Thia is an IntcreMing wuik id un hundred nnd
twenty Kur page., uitn niitr.er 'U- mgravingi,
and contain valuatile inf .riimtii'ii fur thu-ewnc
are married or oiitetnplnte marriage; .lillit ia
book that uiiuhlio be muter to-k ami kc) , and not
laid carelrs.ly about the boti.e.
tent lo auy one (tree of pnume) inrfin n "ii
Addre.a Dr. llutti.' Dippen,ry, No. I.',
Eighth allei I, St l.ouir, Mo
Notice to the Aflllcted anil L'nfor lunate.
before applying lo the notorious Quack who
advertise lu tne public paper orulng any (juack
remedies, perm-e Dr. Ilutt' work, no matter
what your msease la or how deplorable your con.
dition.
Dr. Butt can bo consulted, pcr.onally or at
mall, on thedlne,e. mentioned m hi works,
office. No. IJ S. Eighth meet, bet. Market and
Che. turn HI l.oula Mo. invl'dwlr
DR. RICHAU'S
GOLDEN REMEDIES.
Use the.e only, nnd .ate time, healih and
money, fl.ouo reward lor any eae of disease, In
auy stare w liieh they lull to cure.
DR. RICUAU S DOLDEN UALSAM,
No. 1 and t, are .he greatest alterative known
DIt. ltlCHAtrSGOl.DEN EI.IXll! D'AMOUIl
f the greate-t tiinlo and a.lringeut ic thomej
cal lit.
DU ItlCIIAHV (iOl.DE.N ANTIDOTE
I the only reliable diiirauu
These remedies ore not advertised to cure al
complaints, and benefit none; but aieguaiiuiteed
10 euect it riiiiii'ui n,,u .pt eun cuie liliill cniea lur
which thev are recommended, when all i.ther
treatment lias failed. Ten of thou-Hiid yearly
recocr by their use, who hae lot all hope, ami
been pronounced n Im-uiableb) the be-t uf our
medical faculty.
DR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN HALS AM
No, I, cures ulcers, ulcerated core threat aid
mnulh, ore eyes, I'litane.ui eruption, nipper
colored blotches, toreneis of tho scalp, si rotula,
eto. It IS the greatest renerator. ulleralite and
hlooil purifier known, retime all mercur) Irom
the st.tein, and leave tho blood pine and
healthy.
Dit. ItlCHAU'S GOLDEN IIAl.AM,
No. V, ciirea mercurial aflectioin, rheiiiniiliir in
all it forms, and gitea Immed'ate h lief In a
case.
Hit. ItlCHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE,
A radical cure for all urinary di raiigeiitepta
Price, 1 pertwttle.
DR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR.
A rid leal cure Inrnervoiia orceueral ilebillty, In
old or young, InipaitliiK eneigy wilh woudcrfu
elUct.
Prico 5 per bottle, or two for J!.
On receipt ol price, these remedies will bealnp
ed to any place. Prompt attention paid to all
corrcponrnta, None Pennine without the name
or Hit. RICHAU'S GOLDEN KEMKUIErt, D. II.
RiciiAuos, sole proprietor," blown lo gla ol
bottle.
Cucular sent. Trade uiipplled n liber.! dis
count, i
Address, Dr.D.n. Richards, lis Varlek-st , N.
sWBenil money by express or order good
through your Druggist, nnd )ou will meet with
no lom.
NOTICE
Is hereby given (hat default haying bueu made
for more than aixly day a in the patment of a
portion of Iho amount secured to be paid bv a
certain mortgage executdl by Alinnrlue Halley
to Samuel HfaataTa)i rami Edwin l'rons, trus
tees of the Cairo City properly, dited September
Lilh, Isill, piidreuordod 111 the Itmildrr olllce,
In ami lor Alexander eoiliuy, m the Matetfllli
inol', In book L, of deeds, pnveiill, . , , the
undersigned, aald iiiicteer, will on Hiturdu), the
Second nay of December next, A. D. 171, at 10
o'clock In Iho lorenoou of that day, iindf r and by
virtue of the power of nlo cniitiined in said
morlgage, sell, at publlu miction, to the highest
bidder, lor eauli, at the olllce building ol said
trustees, corner of Wathingion areiiui' anil Uih
street, In the city of Caiio, In Alexander county
and State of lllliiols.lot miniliereil g.! (twenty. Iwui
in block numbered V (twenty. noen) In the Firl
Addition tosald oily of Caiio. accord lag to the
rcordeil plat thereol, wllh the appurtenance to
sausiy.ino purfur-e ami coniiiiiotis wi riiimihuii
gate.
Dated Cairo, Ills., NovetnberOih,D7l.
H. STAATn IAV1.0H,
EDWIN I'ARSUNr,
Trustees of tne Cairo City Property.
ueyllJtJ
NTOVKN. TINWAIti:, irTC,
A. II A L L K Y,
DEALER JN STOVES,
Tin and Hollow Wate, Clothe Wringer Volte"
Ware, Coal Hod, Fire. Shovel, Air (Jat.s.
HwtrAfittir.a or
TIN,
ZINC, COI'l'EU AND SHEET
I HON WARE.
Kb. 106 Washington-avenue,
CM 110, ILLINOIS.
tT"lloofinif. rilltlermrf. an. I .11 Lin. I a. Ink
work ilnnent lioiie.t notice. lehldif
1'IAXOS.
SIXTY-F1VE FIRST PRIZE
MEDAL? AWARDED
THE OUEAT
HAL TI.MORE
.HA.MTAtTOBY
WM. KNAHE k CO.,
. Manufacturers of
flll.VKIi, fqi'.inK AND UI'KIOIIT
JPXJLJSTCD POBTES
11 A I.TIMOIt E, MA It V I, A N D.
Thcte Instrument ham been before, tho rulillo
lot nearly thirty j eara, and upon their excellence
alono attained an n;ur(Aa.l iirfrmliTic, which
pronounce them tinciualcd lu
TONE,
TOUCH,
WORKMANSHIP
And DURAHIIjIT Y
r All our .S';imr Ianit hatoour new New hn
LUve:',.r,unS fcaleacd tho Agraffe Treble
..BVs.ewou,'1,l,,l,n',cl attention to ourlale
ratenled Improvement in (iatxu Cisnoa and
tei'tuc fia.M... found in no oilier 1'iaiio, which
bring the 1'lauo nearer perfection than h yet
been attained, "
EVERY PIANO VUI.I.Y AVAllRANTKI) fort
riVE YEARS,
Illustrated Catalogue and Price I.lsta promptly
ruriushed on application to
'. KXAIIK A CO.,
IlitTIMOIlt, II u.
Or any o.'otir regular established agencle..
oel9.od.wnm
Oil. CANS.
aiinrlnmnl r. I lh. mI.ava mh.
packed lor shipment, for sale at Cincinnati price
and freight, by II.VItCI.AY llltOS.,
Drug and Paint Dealers, 74 Ohio Levee.
COOKING NTOVKN.
THE TWO
Moat Kiicrenarul, Popular nnd Perfect
oooKiira-
-MACHINES
01 the perlortare our will-kn.Hn
E1MCURE BROILERS,
Hotliare of tho siintucfl eon.trnctlnn. nint o
eaily iiiiiinged that we guarantee, ttiem logive
EN l I RE SATISFACTION.
A no article In the hoii-ehohl ha agreater In
fluence in promotinctlic health, comfort and hap
pines of tlio family cnelo than the cooking
tove. it I economy as well a policy lo get the
very ic! ; and in k nvlng the
CHARTER OAK
You can tely on gelling the mind successful, pof.
nhir and perfect cooaing nunc cter made for
using Hie
KPICIIIIt: IIHOII.KR,
ion are alwaja aiireof liavliigjuioy, Tender and
Delieiou lleef.take., Chicken, Ham, Chop, eto.
solo bx
Excelsior Mniiufucturing Coinpauy,
Or: ami Oil N. Main-t.,St. I.om, .Mo.
AND ALL LIVE STOVE D ALEItS,
C. W. HENDERSON, Agent,
Cairo, Illinois).
CARL L. THOMAS,
1 prepared to do all kind of plain and orna
mental PA 1 NT 1 NO,
KALSOM IN INO, PAPER HANGING
t I (1 N W I, I T I Nil , ETC .,
At flvureii which defy all coinpi Hon, mid In the
hlgheM st)l Ll'tlm paiutor'a art.
SHOP III THlfPEUllY HOUSE,
CORNER OK COMMKIX'IAI. AVENUE AND
KIOllTll Sl'IIKKT
"itBAiSfluMaHfl4MEEIaV
An
HOT KM.
CRAWFORD IIOUsk;
ORNER SIXTH an'd WALNUT-ST
(Entrance on Hlxth-sl.,)
K. J. Oakjs, 1
H. C. Cadv, I CLVCLV.VATI, OHIO
K. II. Lodwlck, J
OAKE9. CADT A CO. Proprietors.
.SIGN WRITER.
CARL L. THOMAS,
SIC3-3ST WBITBB
now prepaid to reipond promptly lo all de
mand for hi service.
SHOP-Cort. 8th-st. akd Commeucal-av
Hi the Perry Iloutr,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
noT'.Utl
BOAT HTOKKK.
G. D. WILLIAMSON.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 70 Ohio I.evce.
CAIltO, I LL INC IS.
"special attention given lo eotiigtiinent
and tilling order.
S A M W I L S 0 N ,
DIALER t a
BOAT STORES
.1.
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, ETC.
.o. no
Ohio Levee : : : : : Cairo, III
oanra raoxriLv ni.no.
nCTCIIrJia.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET.
KOEHLER & BROTHER
Hare reopened the
rOPl'I.AIt .11 K AT MAItKKT,
COMMERUIAE-AV.,
nefween Ninth auil Tenth N tree la,
nd will keep conatantly on hand the host meaia
slaughtered in the Calm market. They delycom
aetltion. Give them a trial. cpt21lf
JAMES KYN ASTON,
sTiilrher and Dealer In nil Hindu Froth
Menl,
Coa Nitrrrtn and 1'orLAa Srarct.
CAtll ), ILLINOIS.
Bt VS and alaiighter only tho very best cattle,
hog and heep, and I prepared to fill any
leinard for fre.li men. from ono pound to ten
tnnii.ind iKiuiin. .le-.Dtf
JAKK WALTER,
BUTCH IE
.M nr.ii.ra is
FRESH MEAT,
rtmiiTii Street, Hetweex Wasiiinotox
and Commercial avenues
Adolnliic ItlllenlioiiHp A Iliuuiy 'as.
Keep the he.t or Ilcef, Pork, Mutton, Veal
Lamb, Sau-age.ete., and are prepared to serve
iiiiicn. intlie moi .ccentable manner, ngllo
FAMILY tatOfKltir.S.
LOUIS .1 ORG ENS EN,
Dealer in all kinds of
STAPLE AND FANCY
GEOCERIES,
farmer' Yiinl nmi Hlnlilinir
WITHOUT CllAl.aE.
Cor. WaHhiugtoti-nv' and Twcnticth-st.,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
lv27illf
MOUTH ANI NUOLS.
WILLIAM EHIiERS,
Fashlniiable
BOOT AND SHOK JfAKER,
TWENTIETH HTltEET,
lletween Wanhtngton Avenue and Poplar Street
CAIRO, ILLS.
Roots and Shoe Made to Order.
Fine Workmen Employed.
Satisfaction warranted.
Patronage Solicited.
CITY SHOE STORE
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY
sol Aitr.M' roa
"BEOliASKI'S"
CU8T0M-MAHE
BOOTS A N D S II 0 E S
('mmerclnl Avenue, Corner of Klglilb
Ntrcct,
Cairo, Illinois.
particular attention paid to all or
ders t'or hooi'rkiiits and s1i0k.
WAGONS.
WAGON MAN UFACTOR Y.
For Sale at Wholesale or Retail.
CORNER Il2l)-KTRF.ET AND OHIO LEVEE,
Cairo, Uliuoin.
novlltf
J. P.OAMUI.E.
THE AT, NT-vr.
PROSPECTUs'foII 1872.
rirnr tear.
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can Art.
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H'orM.
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et charncteristlo of ordinary J It fa
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While other publication may claim superior
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iur icn iinie il co.l.
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NEW FEATURES FOR 1872.
Art Department.
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to their enterprise, wherever it ha been intro
duced, ha lonvinccd the publi.her of THE
ALDINK of the otindne ol their theory that
the American public would recognize ami heaitily
support any sincere etlnrt ton'.esate the tono ami
standard of Illustrated publications. That so
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populntlou so vat, and of such varied taste, li
publisher can choose hi patron, and hi paper la
rather Indicatlto of his own than of the tasto of
the country. Asa guaranteo of the excellence ot
thl department, the publisher would beg to an
nourtcn during tho coming year, specimen from
the mlinwisg eminent Amenrnn attista t
W. T. UlCllAUt), (intSMllR l'SRKIXS,
Wa.lUhr, F. O. C. lHBLr.r,
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Joi:SilLi:t, Wm. U.Wiwox,
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American tate tncompvtdion with any. existing
puuucniion in tuo worm.
I.llernry Department.
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ticipate nch niLgmiig, it Is only necerrary to
state, tli tho editorial management u THE
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IKNKY STODDARD, who ha received assur-
ance. ofaslstance Irom nho.t of tho most noou-
ii r writer and poet of the country.
s iu (Hume lor it.u
will contain ncarlvscO raire. nnd about 230 flno
engraving. Commencing with tho number for
January, nvcry third number will contain abeau-
tiiui iinicii piuurc on piaio uapcr, micrieu as n
frontlsolecc,
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did volume in Itself, containing tlf.y engravings,
(rour In tint) ami, aiiiinugii rrtiiiie i n rt wmuo
.cat ultbout extra charge to all yearly alio
scrihrrs. 1 ( liroiiui lo I'.verv Nllliscrlhor
wa a very popular leaturo ta.t year, and will bo
repeated with the present volume. The pub
lisher havo purchased an 1 reproduce!,, at great
expense, tho LeeiitinK by Sei, cnillled "Damo
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and Is an exact rac-altnlle, lniioand appearance,
of the origin! picture. Ao .Unci lean chromo.
WHICH will at all compare won ll, na yei.neeii
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:or tn money.
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ja:ii.s niitton a- .,
j'L'nusur.ns.
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IIAILIIOAOS.
(2UI0ICJ-:ST ROUTE FROM SOUTH
MX
ILLINOIS CENTRAL ll R.
vo
St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, Chi
cago, EW iORK, HOSTON,
AMI Alt.
POINTS EAST AND WEST.
P.i.enger train arrive at and leave Cairo as fol
lows: vitt., rxratsi.
Aanivr Uilllla.m 3iJ0p.m.
Dii'iiir Ill 1,1 p. m Uilnji.m.
Ilnth train connect at Centralia with train on tne
roa
Pun, Decatur, Rloomingtcn, F.l Pao, La Salle,
Mettdota, Frecport.iialen i, Dubuque, and
all point lit Illinois, Misourt,
Minneota, tVi.eon.ln and
loan. And with
Line running Eat and West tor
St. I.nui, Hpsinghcld, Louisville,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Columbus.
And at Chicago with Michigan Central, Michigan
Southern, and Pittsburg. Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad lor
Detroit, Cleveland, Dunkirk.
Albany, Huston, Philadelphia,
N'liiKn. Kail, Krle, lluttalo,
Now York, Mttabiirg, Haltlmore,
Washington.
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS
SOUTHEASTERN R. R.
On and after Monday, April 21th, 1871, trains wll
ruu a loiiowa i
NORTHERN DIVISION.
TBA1MS OOINO SOl'TIICAST.
Mall. Exore.a
Leave Virginia u Uilda.m 12.3o p.m.
npriugiieui U'.-.-u j.w
" Taylorvillo 10:84 " t:Vt) "
Arrive at Paua 11:10 m 6:17 "
TRAINS (10IM1 NOarilWEST.
Exnre Mall,
Leave Tan t.oun,m 3:35 o.m.
" Tin orvi e 1:1 " t:110 "
Arrive at Springileld...ilS " 0.W) "
Leiivo SnsuiallLdil U:"5 ' OilO "
Airlient Virginia s.M " .....iUJ "
SOUTHERN DIVISION,
TBAIN OOINO SaCTllIASV.
Leave Edgowood 5:30n,m 10:10 a,m
" Flora 8:25 " ......U:W
Arnvo at ShawneetownJ:i.lp m ... 5:15 p.m.
tuains uoi.mi auariiwT.
Leave Shawneetown 5:Ua.m S.Wp.m
" Flora 2:54 " 7:00
Arrlvo at Edgeaood I.JO " 8:20 "
Tho f5::w a.m. train from I.dgewood, run only
Mondays, Wdiieilaynud Friday, and 6:5a.m.
train from Shawueetowu on Tuesdays, Thurs-
day and buturdaya.
Connect at Ashland with JackaonvlUe division
of Chicago and Alton Rillroad. for Jacksonville,
Petersburg, Mason City, a ml all nolnla west.
At I'prnuifield. Willi Chicago and Alton, and
Tnlcdo, Wabash and Western Railroad, tor
liloomlugton, Chicago, aud all point north, north.
wot and wei.
At l'ana with Ind. and St. Lou s. and 1 not
Central Railroad lor all points cast, south and
southeast.
At Edgewood with Chicago Division Illinois
ciitral Railroad. .. ,
At Flora, with Ohio aid Mllslppi Rai road,
AtShawneotoviii, with steamboai for Cincln
tl, l'adiicah, Cairo and St. l.niiH.
ORL.VND SJIITH, Gen'ISup't,
Jnim FoojiTT.Oen'l FrVtand Ticket Ag'l.
u.vs i iri r.it.s.
H. T. GEROULD;
STEAM AND OAS FITTER
AM) I'ill.IK IN
1AN t'lXTl'KCN,
(la Fitter's and I'lu tuber's material, Wood
pumps, globo and anglo valval, atop
cock, check vanes, etc.
also AatxT roa
Tiilta llrotlicn I'uteut Dry sw MtHrtj
And Morelioue, Well i Co's Aulomatlo WaUf
Icdlcaior aud Supply Valve fnr .team boUsr.
WIXTEll'i BLOCK. CQUUEncUtVsVTOSVX