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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-17
La atm6sf8ra Sc diafaniza.
Pedro q. Goyco.'

A pesar dc la preston radical, & Pc
sar de esa atm0sleta sedicIosa que ha
tornado Ia hermanelad ultra-reformis-
ia en- torno de los espa1oIes puerto
riquel1os, para haccrles YER que los
intareses del insular son contrarios a
los del peninsular, las diterentes pro-
testas y comunicaciones que Sc han
pubIlcado en nuestras columnas, prue-
ban cue Ia luz de Ia verdad Sc vi
abrlendo paso p0r entire los vapores
enganosos del reformismo radical. va
todo hombro que piensa con su pro
pja cabeza y no con Ia ajana vi Wien
10 que no os possible que aqui pase 10
que no pasa en- otra provincial aIguna;
que ell reformista sea simpIemente
un partido poIjtico progresista demo
cf@tico como Ell dc la Peninsula Y que
Ell Puerto Rico no nazcan mas Que
pr0gresistas ,democraticoS, siend0 as
que es notorio que en- todas las dem< s
proyincjas hay homhres de todas la,
fracciones poIltjcas y que lasta en- las
repjlblicas hispano americans hay
cuando menos dos partidos, uno mas
8 mGalos conservation y otro mas 8 me-
nos aVanzado. Pero aqui Sc pretende
ser partido polltico y consttucionaly y
Sc pretende que nipgun puerto-riqoe
no pueda decorosamente dej2r de ser
radical 8 10 que es 10 .nismo, parti~
dario de las doctrinas CUE Morales
Lemus profas6 autes lie soltar ell dis
fraz a cuya sombra conspir6 toda su
vida. Tan absurda pretension basta-
ria para que en- ell lordo dc este radi-
caismo insuIar tan exclusive secolum-
brase ailn por los ojos mGnos persoi
CAGES IN fn que NO es por cierto ell
del partido peiinsular que SC quiere
parodiar aquf. Pero adn existe otra
prueba de que no hay NADIA de comun
entire los radicales del Sr. Ruiz Zor-
rilla y los de esta AntiIIa.
ri general d. Fernando Fernandez
de C6rdoya es la espada de aquel par
tido, es el ministro que con APPLAUSE
de todos los buenos espanoIes de Gu
ba y Puerto Rico desempan6 Ia car
terra de Guerra darante la admins
TRACTION radical. Pues bien; este i'm
portante personaje le designan sus
pretendidos co1religionarios de aquf
para candidate del 1nico distrito en-
que tienen seguridad de perder en- las
pr6ximas elecciones. Saben ellos que
en- la Capital sera derrotado el gene
raj Cordoya; pero con este le podran
decir palabras por el estilo de estas:-
Mi general, ell mismo partido cue nos
combate q nosotros lie ha combatido
y derrotado & V; el ser V. liberal ha
bastado para que le declarasen la
guerra, ! con este proceder piensan
buscar en- el general C6rdova un enc
migo poderoso al partido liberal con
servador de Puerto Rico y coIocarnos
en- la oposicion ell dia en- que el par
lido constitutional mas ayanzado SUI
ba al poder. Pero nosotros que no so 4
mos ooatrarios 4 Ia libertad hi enemi-
gos, nj comparsa de partido alguno,
respohdenos 4 este ingenioso pIan
ultra-reformista proclamando AL ge
neral C6rsloya por candidate nuestro
ca an distrito donde no puede ser der
rotado 4 no ser que los ultra refor-
mistas mismos 10 derroten. De modo
que va no podran hacer mgritos con
aquei jefe que es demasiado ilustrado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-17

q) 70 10 soy porconviccion desde que Sc cred
ese partido; fu por election presidente del CO.
to me ha proporcionado el que, obrando seggn
mis- principles conc;encia votara, preyia ma
nifestacion de motives, para sdiputadO 4 Corfes
al Caadidato ministerial, contra el Que Sc habia
dele nj dejo de pertenecer & dicho nartifo M 1bel
gal coase,vodor, pero tanpoco 10 soy en- el SEN
lido que le atribuye el aTticulo que comhato
sostensdor del steta quo en- Puerto Rico, par
tldarlo NIar r de "a reacclon en- "a peninsula
este Centr0. kspuDo d,lriliay ana. "a
honTo, = WV = ssesA Wv
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-03-17
A LOS ELECTORES
Del DzSTEsET'&b DE AAsHSCEEsO.

En- mi calidad de elector de este
distrito y adn cuando no estoy aoos
tumbrado a escribir para el pdblico,
venzo mi timid6z propia de mi POGO
talento y supliGndolo con mi PATRIOTS
mo, me dirJo 4 los que como yo pien-
san, q los que quleren que esta bella
provincia espanola donde he visto la
luz primera y donde tengo mi modesto
fortuna, conseguiia 4 fuerza de ira
bajo, sea siempre feliz y dichosa ba-
10 la gloriosa bandera de Castillo.
Eectores: ell credo de nuestro leal
partido liberal-conservador es bien
conocido; pero, por 81 alguno quiere
desfigurarlo, voy 4 tener ell gusto de
sjntetlzarlo: queremos bajo ell amado
pabel!on de Gro y grana cuantas relor-
mas sean compatibes con nuestra ma
cionalidad, pero 10 queremos, no per
mitiremos niGntras nuestras fuerzas
aIcancen a impedirlo, cue bajo pre-
textos de Ebertades NAL entendidas
Sc mine el ediicio de nuestra nacio-
Iidad.
Ell ComitG liboral-conservador de
la nacionaidad ha dicho en- su mani
iesto cuanto yo pudicra expresar. Los
hombres que han pedido al Gobierno
de la Nacion la autonomfa disffazada
y ei desarme de los h0nrados cuerpos
de Voluntarios, estan juzga1os ante
la opinion pdblica. 81 ell pals les d5
sus sufragos, la Nacion entera sabra
10 que quiere ell pals; este seria una
lesgracia grande para nosotros, pues
el dia en- que la altiva Nacion espa-
nola Sc convenza de la verdad, ent6n-
ces las reformas ser(an un mito cue
no podremos alcanzar, y ell por-
venir lisongero que vislumbramos hoy
muy cercano, Sc convertira en- una ilu-
sion que no Sc realizara jamas.
Las naciones 8 Sc hacen querer por
sus hechos 8 Sc hacen respetar por
sus fuerzas: en- este case Sc encuentra
Espana con esta preciosa porcion de
su territoro.
Para conseguir que Puerto Rico
siga siendo slempre espano!a y que Sc
nos den, una vez sofocada la insurrec-
cion de Cuba, todas las reformas que
deben darsenos con ell tino y pruden-
cia que debe hacerse para no compro-
meter la integri5ad del territorio, es
necesario que elijamos Diputados que
nos merezcan entera f6, CUE tengan
bien probado su espanolismo, que su
posiciony honradez los pongan q Gu
bierto de ceder 4 exigencias q las que
tiene que ceder muchas yeces ell Di-
putado que cobra sueldo del Estado
Y que no tiene una fortuna regular
para no ambicionar gra'los nj empleos;
todas estas cualidadcs las reune ell
Jefe del raftido espanol sin co,sdicio-
'ses en- esta I@la, el eso!arecido puer-
5o-riqucno
Hsxcnpo. sa. EF-gssg s36s SIC Ea Esperanzsa,
Este debc scr nuestro candidate; a I
3ste dcbcmos dar nuestros sufragios
'odos los que nos preclemos de leales
espanoles.
Yo1ullt4rios dc Arecibo, Manatf y
GALES: nuestros contrarios presentan
como candidate 4 uno de los exsDl-
,ataios que pidi6 que nos desarmaran
,orque Gramos una amenaza constan-
. 4 Ia tranquilidad de Ia Isla; nues-
"a honra, nuestro orgullo espanol es
an interesados en- que este candidate
% triunfe, porqae s. triunfara, tai
ez manana pediria que fusilaran q
odos los Voluntarioa por 81 delito de 1
4IsaH sg-E szSs=~--EEzsssge,~4 s.5es'7s@
@%sSss
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-05

TIE GRAVE OF GENERAL TI1aHMAN.
The following singular story is vouched
for by any number OF citizens in the
neighhorhood of Vicksburg: s'In the
blooming. beautiful, balmy May of 1868,
one of those dreadful. battle-stained
years never to be forgotten, Gen. Thigh
man fell. shot dead. at the battle of
Champion Hill. gallantly struggling in
defence of his cherished principles.
His noble life ebbed away on the spot
where lie fell, and the sad earth drank
his blood with greedy thirstiness. But
upon that immediate spot grew peach
tree that had reached maturity, while its
roots stepped themselves in tie martyrs
blood. Singular to relate, the leaves
and fruit of this tree are q blood-red
color. The tree was transplanted, and
ls now in the orchard Of DR.. J. L. Heb.
ron, of this County. The propagations
from the tree are of the Same peculiar
color. There is something very peculiar
about this. We have seen the leaves,
and must confess that they do look and
even Ito us) smell like blood. The fact
can be witnessed by those taking the
trouble"
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DRY GOODS /!

Anticipating liberal trade. we are now
prepared to exhibit in great variety we'll
selected stock, embracing every style and
quality of Mems and Boys WEAR. DRESS
GOODS. PAkAsOLs, PANIERs, SKIRTS,
sHEETINGs. sH1RTINGS, LINENS, WHITE
GOODS, and an endless line Of NOTIONS,
As 1t would be almost impossible to enume-
rate our large stock, Mill say, as the season
advances, number Of new styles will be
added, go that purchasers can always RELY
upon being supplied With the latest novelties
In the market. All orders receive our prompt
and personal attention. Our prices will be
found as low ss any can or will offer for cash.
Soliciting the favor Of call and examination
OF our stock, we nre, very respectfully,
April rs PORTER d STEELE.
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LyBrand & Son

FNAKE pleasure In calling the attention O,
a the pnblio to an examination of their
sIOOk or MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con.
sisting OF Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs,
Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Bapjos. Flutes.
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru.
ments OF all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
!nstruotion Books for every class of Musical
Music sent by mail, post paid, ON receipt Q:
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
Express. :; when ordered. to any pnrt Of the
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re-.
paired In satisfactory ma amer; snd viii give
esp especial attention n, to Packing, Removing and
desired, at moderate prices. po'"
All orders promptly attended to and salts.
faction guaranteed to those favoring us with
their patronage: Send for our catalogue OF
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise, Tay.
lor street, Oitizens' Savings Bank Buildipg.
COiutnOia. ~. ~. New
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New Books Just Receive

New Books Just Received
IT * JAMS BOOK It o II K
TTNHREE CENTURIES OF ENGLISH IL
II TENAIUHE; by Yonge-price 50.
Recollections Of Past Life; by Sir Henry
Holland, NJ. D.-s2
Leaders OF Public Opinion in England; by
heckey-sl.75. Christ i'll Modern Life; by
Brooks, tLondon)-$2. Around tho World;
by Rev. Dr.. Prime, with Platos-s3. The
Wars Of the Huguenots; by nr. Hanna-$1. so.
south Sea Bubbles; by the Earl and the Doc
$50. At Homo and Abroad; by Hon. John
T. Kennedy-t2. Una and Her Paupers, with
an an introduction by Florence Nightengale.
Sweetheart; by author of Comoth Up as q
Flower IS cents. Mabel Lee; by author Va
lerle Aylmer-$1. And other new standard
Works and Novels
p Also; new. supply of sTEREosCoPIC
VIEWS, coIored and plain. April 2t
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Notice to Capitalists---Sale Of City Of
Columbia Seven Per Gent. Bonds.

"oCIoo W CaFltdIlSt6---SaIe OF Clty OF
Columbia Seven Per Gent. Bonds.
OFFICE CITY TREASURER,
COLUMBIA, s. O., April 8. 1872.
t)GheOANT to authority delegated by fol-
a lowing resolution. adopted by City Coun-
on WEDN ESDAY. May Is. 1879. TWO HIN,
DREp AND FIFTY THOUSAND (t25O, ,0OO)
DOLLARS city Of Columbia seven rer cent
twenty year bonds:
"HeSoired, That The City Treasurer bo in.
structed to advertise for sale before the Court
House, in the city OF Columbia, Oh tho 18th
day OF May ut xt, the bonds OF the CITY of Co
lunlbia authorized to be issued by the said
city, under the Act Of the General Assembly
just adjourned; that the advertisement be
published IN one newspaper in the city of CO.
lumola, one III the city of Cha harlcston. a ,d two
newspapers In tho city of New York, at least
thirty days before the day Of sale: that the
nonds t.a I" De sold DO aligned as prescribed by
the said Act, on the day or sale. or as soon
thereafter as practicable, and delivered to the
purchaser as soon as the purchase money has
Deen pa1d and the bonds Registered: and that
the proceeds OF sale be applied strictly in
conformity with the said Act, and in no other
Said bonds will bo Of the denominations Of
sale to bo nsed for the erection Of new City
Hall, new Market and other pnblic improve.
ments.
The right is reserved to dispose Of part OF
tne SAID bonds in lots or In whole, as the
Mayor and Treasurer may determine.
ANY further information detired can be OBJ
tained by addrAssng VIM. J. ETTER,
City Treasurer, Columbia, s. @.
~ Charleston Courier, New York Journal
OF commerce, New York Financial Chronicle
copy and send bill TO Oity Treasurer, Colnm.
oLn. April5
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-05

Flavorlng Extracts.
RUREETT'S-best in market. Full asso,t.
ment. GEO. SYMMERB.
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il o @ TX
Y 0 % e TER ST.
AND
Get the Best {!

MAc9@ MY line Of WATCHES 10
A4azEx4& now full aud complete, and
EsslzIzsaSS kfaA the public may depend on
getting the bssta the lowest possible g CURES.
as my facilities are such that defy conpeti.
tion from any market.
have ALSO in store and conetantly arrivins
all the newest styles OF Ladies' Sets. in Dia.
mond, Coral. Cameo, Etruscan. Gold, let, &C.;
elegant designs in Chains, Bracelets. Cbarms'
Aookets, DO; the latest and most beautiful
Ratterns IN solid Silvor and heavy Plated
other presentations. -N
Repairing in all branches. by the best work.
men and at reasonable rates
ISAAC SULZBACHER.
Oct 10 Columbia Hrtel Row
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-05

Imported Cordials.
TINE undersigned has Just opened lot of
Il IMPORTED CORDIALS, OF various kinds.
embracing Perfect Love, Vanilla, Rose
Anisetts. oto. Also. Imported Maraachino'
Unracoa and Absinthe. +. NJ. POLLOCK.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-05
ANOTHER SUPPLY
GOODS,
@. e. JACKSON's.

I WILL offer this week GREAT BARGAINS
Il in LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS. Also.
SASH R1BDOES and NECK-TIES.
MAY @. F, JACKSON
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-05

The Firm Of Bryan & MoCarter
MAS Dissolved on the 9th Of March, 1872,
w by the death Of ]. j. McOarter, the
Suslneaa being continued by R. L. Bryan,
s,uaviving partner, Who conducts It as irst
Sinss ala BOOK and Stationery Establishment.
Al persons indebted either to the late firm
s,,hs or 20 .; :. MoCarter, deceased, will pay tho
SnDer: Snuns',iD: r. L. BRYAN,
surviving Partner OF Bryan l. McCarter' and
neuus0r Ine;, ao OF ). J. McCarter, deceased.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-05
special Not1oes.

Inf otfon In tho Air.-At this season. the
vegetable world takes new lease of life; but
to the sensitive and delicate members Of the
human family, 1t is time OF danger and
often OF great suffering. The moisture which
rlsos from the earth aud hangs suspende
over itin the form Of morning and evening
mists and fogs, holds in solution, 80 to epeak.
the mcphitic elements which produce fever
and ague, remittent .fevers, rheumatism, and
many painful nervous disturbances, and
which aggravate dyspepsia, biliousness and
all minor affections OF tho stomach and the
bowels. This, therefore, is o critical pei iod
OF the year, season when the renovating.
refreshing and purifying operation OF the
mlghtiesf OF all vegetable toncs and altera-
tives, Hostotter's Stomach Bitters, is saliva.
ton to the weak, and the best security for the
continuance of the health and yipor OF tha
strong. Now is the time, not only to protect
the eyetem against the common ailments Of
the season. but to prevent the disorders Incl
dent to q warmer Temperature. Let not the
exhausting heats Of tho summer months find
you unprepared to meet them. A courpe Of
Hostetter's Bitters, commenced now. will mt
all the physical energies in fighting trim
double tho capacity Of the internal organs to
repel the causes Of disease, refresh the brain
md clear it Of all hypochondriacal cobwebs
and place the whole physique in an attitude
OF defence, with overy available point fortified
and guarded, and as nearly invulnerable to
unwhoieuon1e influences as il il possible for
the human structure to be. Nav 81
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-05

b. F. (before the Are) has taken the
place of A. D. in Chicago.
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Canned Vegatahlas. &o

Fresh Biscuits anu Crackers.
A LARGE assortment and choice variety,
IA Just in and for sale low. E.HOPE,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20
ONE GRAND GIFT, CAsH.....sl

lolAl, l,OVO plf -, ALL lash. .SoDO,OVU
The money necessary to pay in full all Il e
offered gifts is now upon deposit in tne
Farmers and Droyers. Bank, as will be seen
by the following certificate of the cashier:
FARMERS AND DRovErs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE, KY: :Sept. 26, 1872.
This is to certify that there is now on de.
post in this bank over Il half a million OF
dollars to the credi OF the Gift Con 'ert
Fund, $500. 900 Of which is held by this bank
as Treasu. er of the Public Library of Ken
lucky to pay off all gifts to be awarded at the
drawing.
X. S. VEACH, Cashier.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, $40; halves, s.; quarters.
$3.50; IL whole tickets for 800; % for S225;
30 for $500; ll3 for 81 900; 225 for $1,000; BIS
for So 900, No discount on less than SlOO
worth oftickets at time.
The drawing VIII positively and unequiv-
ocally take place December !. Agents are
peremptorilly required to close sales and
make returns December % in order to give
ample time for the final arrangements. Or
ders Tor tickets or applications for circulars
should be addressed to
GOV, THOS. L. BRAMLETTE,
Agent, Kentucky Public Library, Public
Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20

~ ERSONAL.-TICKNOR & CO.. the
celebrated Clothiers, announce the in
production Of plan of ordering cloth
ing by letter, 10 which they call your
, especial attention. They will, on ap-
plication, send you their improved and
accurate rules for Self.Measurement
Illustrated Circular and Price List,
with full line Of samples from their
immense stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres.
&c., &C., thus enabling parties in any
part Of the country to order clothing
direct from their house, with the GER
tainty Of receiving garments of the
very latest style and most perfect tit
attainable.
Goods ordered will be sent by ex.
press TO be paid for on delivery. with
the understanding that if not satisfac-
tory, they can be returned at Ticknor's
expense.
As is well known throughout the
South and West, they have for seven
teen years EXCELLED in all depart
ments of their business, which j.
guarantee a. 10 the character OF the
goods they send out.
Your orders are solicited and when
in ST. Louis, you are invited TO call at
the ex ensive establishment of Tick
nor 4 Co., manufacturers and retailers
of men and boys Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods. col and GD3 North Fourth
street. st. Louis. Mo. Boys clothing a
specially 10-lIw2m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20

DIR. McCABEs great ague cure or COM
pound extract of Liriodendron is purely
vegetable and will never harm the most
delicate constitution. 1t 10 we'll adapted
to all ages and sexes and not only cures
the most severe attacks Of chills and fever,
but tones up the system to such degree,
that relapse rarely, if ever, will take
place. To- l7eodlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20
CAIRO BULLETIN.
FOUR FUNNY FABLES.
FROM THE PER.
SIAN OF ZAMBRI, THE PAR.
SEE.

A cat, waking out of sound sleep, saw
. mouse sitting just out of reach, observ-
ing her. Perceiving that at the slightest
movement Of hers the mouse would recol-
lect an engagement, she put on look Of
extreme amiAbility and said
"Ohi It's you 10 Il? DO you know i
thought at first you were frightful great
rat; and I am afraid Of rats feel so
much relieved-you don't know Of
course you have heard that I am great
friend Of the dear little mice"
"Yesr was the answer, 81 have heard
that you love US indiffsrently we'll, and
my mission here was TO bless you while
you slept. But as you will wish to 60 and
get your breakfast l won't bore you. Fine
morning-isn't2 Au revoir ~
This fable teaches that It 10 usually safe
10 avoid one who pretends to be friend
without having any reason to be. IL
wasn't safe in this instance, however for
tho cat went after that departing rodent,
and got away with him.
IL.
A hippopotamus meeting an open alli-
gator, said TO him;
my forked friend, you may as we'll col.
lapse. You are not sufficiently compre-
hensiye 10 embrace me. l am myself no
tyro At smiling, when in the humor."
II really had no expectation OF taking
you in" replied the other. II have 3
habit Of extending my hospitality i'm
partially to all, and about seven feet
wide"
"You remind me" said the hippopota-
mus, "of a certain zebra who was not
vicious at all; be merely kicked the
breath out Of everything that passed be-
hind him, but did not seek TO induce things
10 pass behind him."
at 10 quite immsterial what remind
you Of" was the reply.
The lesson impaired by this fable is q
very beautiful one.
A sheep making q long journey found
the heat Of his fleece very uncomfortable,
and seeing flock OF sheep in q fold, evil
IDENTIFY waiting for come one, leaped over
and Joined them, in the hope Of being
shorn. Perceiving the shepherd approach
ing, and the other sheep budding into
remote corner Of the fold, he shouldered
his way forward, and going up to the shep-
herd said:
"Did you ever see such lot OF fools 7
It's lucky came along to set them an ex-
ample Of docilty. Seeing me operated
upon, theyR be glad to offer themselves"
Perhaps SC" replied the shepherd, lay
ing hold OF the animals horn but never
kill more than one sheep at at time. Nut
ton won't keep in hot weather
The moral Of this fable isn't 1hat you
think it is. 1t is this The chops Of an
other mans mutton are always nice eat
ing.
Two travellers between Teheran and
Bsgdad, met half way up the vertically
face Of a rock on . path only cubit 10
width. As both we're in hurry and ETH
quette would allow neither TO set his foo,
upon the other even il dignity had per-
mitted prostration, they maintained for
some time . stationary condition. After
some reflection they both decided to jump
round the other; but a. etiquette did not
warrant conversation with q stranger,
neither made known his intention. The
consequence WAS they met with consider
able emphasis, about four feet from the
edge of the path, and went through
flight of soaring eagles mile out Of their
way
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-20

AWARD OF PREMIUMS OF THE LOWELL
DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, HELD
IN LOWELL, THE 18th, 18th, AND 10Th, OF
OCTOBER, 1s7l-REPoRTo OF COMMITTEES
"CLAss XX.-MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ETc.-Simmons, Clough & Co. Cabinet
Organ, entered by Geo. Crum, Lowell, was
awarded the First Premium for its extra
ordinary clearness and purity of tone.
"Estey Organ, entered by Theo. Nelson,
second premium. This Estey Organ is
nearly equal to the Simmons, Clough il Co.
Cabinet Organ, in regard to its clearness
and purity of tone.
simmons, Clough L. Co. Melodeon, en-
tered by Geo. Krum, Lowell, First Pre-
mium.-Lowell journal.
1910 II
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy relief to young men from the effects
of errors and abuses In early life. Manhood
restored. Impediments to Marriage re-
moved. New method of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Book and cricu-
lars sent free, in sealed envelops.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pam In
stitution having high reputation for honor
able conduct and professional skill
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