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Ar, vnrnlIir,lc Remedy for all Howell and
snmmcr com mplants-GRAEFENBERG oil DYSENrERY
sYRUf S9uE EIFENBERG ~ Co, ise william street. NY.
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tcs FIavoring Exsracts.-Soi6

A.ssyicrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
Gl and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray strceA
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/Anxelrs Turkish Bath, Lexington ave-
hue and Twenty fifth strcetrnyig9rating AL vita1n
before breakfast; apczng before dinner soto
than opiatos before retiring Ladies day "nd oNos'
gentlemen day and night
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Rcyal grava,a lOttcry.--isrcat GcJnc-
lion ma ,rccs VI IcxetA Jrisrs liei prises casts
in,1rmntiyu fIrat,isi lDydcnmel 4. GOA 4 nss0AtSl
TXYLOas %, JsaSsgt II Wax slglsH nav fofss
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARrMvisP,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OEFicgP,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., July 25-l a. ID. 4

X WAR DEPARrMrffr.
III OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OEFicgP
WASHINGTON d. g., July 25-l a. ID.
Probabilities. G.
Clear weather, with northeasterly winds, fr An
Lake ontario to virginia and eastward over Cow
England and the MIDDLE States, but winds veor.
ing to southeaster!y, with ciondy we cnther:
by Thursday evening sOutheasterly winds
anG partly cloudy weather IN the South ern ana
Gulf States and lower Mississippi ana Oh % Valley:
the barometer ID Nebraska VIII move eastward
With cloudy weather and rain arise Iyer Upper
Mississippi and upper lakes.
The Weather I'm This city Yesterday.
The following record will, show . 10 changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in com
parson with the correspondent .day Of last year. as
indicated ny the therIaomei ef az IIudnut5 Pnar
macy, HERALp Buildiag-
ls1l Lsf2. 1871. 1872.
"a. "a. M ~ IS !; sr s99 Nm 4 M.... SO SO e
HM,......, 81. 80 70 M. 10 II
Average tempeiaturc yesterday ....,......,.. 76A
/ Average teicpefature for corresponding date
} laS' yesl IN
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"Come, Gentle Sleep

says; but won't where bedbugs eating peops
up alive. Therefore send them to pcrdiiiQn WIN
ins ct survive Economists prefer the large nssS
sold by druggists and gfoccrs everywhere Depot NO
SIXTH AYcnuc
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Fifteenth street Incorporated responsible corps os
phy sicans successfully nervous debility "o'"h'
exhaustion, &c. No detention from business
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average tenpPfdJufc yesterday. .........s..... fOA
Average tci. .peratlire FOR corresponding date
las. gesI ",,.,."......,.,,''"., 17k
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Patcn. OPEN Work Political Ban~rrs,
Fl1q.and Portraits at HOJEa GRAHAM'S " Ouans
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John Potts, Chief Clerk In the War Department of
the United States, died at his residence In WASH
ington yesterday lie was carried OF by dysentery,
after suffering prolonged attack OF illness.
Mr.. Potts was most faithful servant OF the pub
lie; diligent and honest. He was vastly esteemed
by his superors, as he was by o wids circle Of
friends for his many excellent qua tues In society.
AS q mark OF respect to his memory the en-
trance and interior Of his office will be draped
In mourning and the various bureaus Of the
department be closed on the dag OF his funeral.
The Secretary OF War has issued q general
order announcing the death OF lir. Pott9, in which
he says His official life, conducted with falyhfut-
ness and honor give evidence OF pure integrity,
while IN constant devotion TO doty he was a. model
for our imitation. long career OF labor In the
public service is closed wifhouts blemish the
record. For thirty-sx years he has been In the
department.; for over thirteen years he was It's
chief clerk; he disbursed IN llens without error,
and leaves h clear account Thousands who have
had Official intercourse with him bear witness TO
the promptness OF his action ana to the marked
courtesy Of his demeanOr. During the war, ia, ad-
ditior to heavy disbursements, he performed deli
cate and important public duties and in mention
OF these services the late Secretary Stanton spoka
OF tiIa to the present Secretary Of War as "pef-
fectly, ,incOrruDtibe man.
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A Peaceful Succession and National
Honor to the Memory Of
the Dead Chief.
Reports from the Provincial Scenes Of
Civil Strife.
ROBBERY OF AMERICANS.
The Situation in General at the
Latest Moment.
TflesRAms 70 THE NEW York HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORES
DOndent in MatamorOa
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-17
FOR SAl-E !
A Rare Chance for a Business
Man with a Small Capital.

ONE.QUARTER OF ONE-HALT INTEREST IL A
STEAM SAW AND planning MILL
The Store uow occupied ny John W..
Ridon, in the Village Of LaNrepcr.
The Mil earn, Iarge p-fce5'a-o rn
Capital Invested The Store !, uyw
under rent Of $500 dollar, PEI -ar.-
fosses-I,n gwen etla'eIy he
abova uopr-ty vii - -oia chaai ano
90 raas 1ab terms
JOHN Is. POTTER.
Lawrence. y ~ 5, ISL >6S
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4 farm o. twenty acres, located opposite the
Breck school House in the township OF Waver-
~. The land is under q high state OF cultiva-
ton. good buildings. well. Cistern, a never
falling spring brook runs through the farm, an
orchard of apple. pear, peach, ounce and cher
nv trees and all kinds OF small fruits. Terms,
EASY. Good reasons for selling. Inquire at
his Office. DANIEL CONGDON.
S76tf Glendale, Mich
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CHANCERY SALE.--By virtue Of decree
made in the Circuit Court for the County OF
Van Buren, in Chancery in certain cause there
in pending, wherein Theodore p. Sheldon,
aenry Breese, and John McKibbin are COM
rlanants, and Stowell Dimick, Lucy A. Dmlck,
CHARLES X. Bates, John II. Bates jay Gibbs
and William NJ. Hale are defendants, bearing
Gaze the tenth dsy of April, A. ID. 1872. l shall
sell al public auction to the highest bidder on
Tuesday the eleventh day Of June, A. ID. 1872,
s., -four o'clock p. NJ. at the front door OF the
Court House. in the Village OF Paw Paw In the
Comfy of Van Buren,, State Of Michigan, all OF
that certain piece or parcel Of land situated in
he County OF Van Buren, and State OF Michi-
can. known a. the southeast quarter OF sec
ton seventeen 40 in township one Cd south
az Range thirteen 13) west containing one
bundred and sixty acres more or Iess.
dated this 23d day of April, 1872.
JOHN KNOWLES,
Circuit Court Commissioners
.clt- Van Buren, County, Mich.
j Tt.v-r-,v BrRvs. solicitor for Complainants
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Shaw1S.
Silk Hats,

Our Broadway full line all sizes, from s@s5
each haud
ID not fail at any hazard if YOU desire good Goods lower prices than they
can be bought elsewhere look the large and attractive Stock
Sellckis.
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Ladies Shoes,

Goth Button and Lace stock unual Our @
ent Shoes and Ladies aud Children Slippers ta
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lars aaa Caps,

Our stock Of caps Is rept With aoeas & A1a
Fancy Hats aud Caps for Summer Wear
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Nv ELAN L. WARNER, Deputy.

-HOBATE ORDER. State OF Michigan,
County OF Van Buren,, So At session OF the
! obste Court. tor the County OF Van BuIen,
holden al the Probate Office. 10 the Village Of
Jaw Paw, on Monday. the twenty-seconC day
o. .prl, IL the year one thousand eight hun
C.cl and seventy-two Present George W.
Lawtou. Judge OF Probate In the matter OF
tle estate Of Thomas h. stephenson, deceased.
ca reading and fling the petition, duly verified,
o. Sylvia j. stephenson, PRAYING that admin
-;ratiau OF the estate OF the SAID deceased may
l. granted TO Emory q. Briggs Ihereupon 10
:. ordered. that Monday, the twentieth day Of
Nav. Z. j. 1872. nj ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
be assigned for the hearing o! said petition,
and that the heirs az law OF said deceased, and
al other persons interested in said estate, are
required 10 appear at 3 session OF sid Court,
Lhen to be holden at the Probate Office IN the
village OF Paw Paw, and show cause II any
there be. why the prayer OF the petitioner
should not be granted And it Is further or
dered, that said petitioner give notice 20 the
persons interested IN said estate. OF the pen
dency of said petition, and the bearing thereof,
Nv causing copy Of this Order to be published
iu the True Northerner q newspaper, printed
and circulating in said County of Van Buren,
for three successive weeks al least previous TO
End dav of hearing S9l-S
GEORGE w. LAWTON, Judge Of Probate.
4 true COPY. G.. w. LAYTON, Judge OF Probate.
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SHERIFF SALE.-IAMEs II. BURR, Ell a.. vs.
CHARLES Il. MUNGER. Ell al. BY virtue OF an
execution issued out OF and under the zeal OF
Tire Circuit Court for the County OF Van buren,
against the goods, chattels, lands and tene-
rnents of William Munger and harles 4. Mum
ge- in favor or James II. Burr Harvey W. Burr
and Theodore q. Leonard and TO me directed
and delivered have this twenty eighth day OF
March. A. D. 1872, levied upon al the right.
g. lie and interest Of sald william Munger and
OhaIles L. Munger, defendants III said execu-
ton IN and 10 the following described real es-
ts;e situated and being in the Village OF Law
ton. County Of Van Buren,, and State OF hhchi-
gan. to-wit Lot fourteen G4) block two 90 in
ssld Village Of Lawton, lot i've CO. Tyler adj
d.uon 70 said Village OF Lawton, lot three CD
block three (3) Loves addition TO the Village
Of LAYTON, lots five (5( six co., seven % and
esght (s) block i've CO. Dodge's addition to said
Village Of Lawton, lots two %, three CD and
four "a block twenty six (26) Bitelys Addition
10 said village of Lswton, and that piece or
Parcel OF land described as follows to-Wit
commencing at q point eight 90 rods east Of
tie southwest corner OF block seven CD Bite
leys addition TO SAID Village OF Lawton and
RAINING thence north twelve (l2) rods, thence
eesi six CO. rods. thence south twelve (l2) rods
thence west to the place OF beginning, which
interest shsll expose for sale at public vendue
10 the highest bidder on Saturday, the eleventh
CAV Of MAY, 4. ID. 1872, at one O'Clock, p, N,
OF the front door Of the Court House, in the
Village OF Paw Paw, in said County.
Jsted this 2sth day Of March. 1872.
WILLIAM X. SHRINE, Sheriff.
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Carpet w arps,

rps in Balls aud sken full cheap SeIcks
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NOTICE TO HEAR CLAIMS.-In Probate
Court, Van Buren, County: Estate OF VIII
LIAM cox, deceased. Notice is hereby gwen,
that said Probate Court will receive examine
and adjust all claims aud demands Of creditors
against the Estate of said deceased, and Mon
day, May 9th. and Monday. June 10th, are
hereby assigned for hearing SAID claims, and
six months from the date hereof are allowed
creditors in which to present their aims.
Dated Paw Paw. May 9th, 1872. S93t6
Gro. W. LAwToY Judge OF Probate.
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To Housekeepers,

We especially embark Housekeeping examine the
splendid Table Linens Crashes Towels Couuteanes
:
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Boys Clothing.

full aud stock BOYS CLOTHING, ana also eaHDBENS
At Sol.ck-
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Carpets and Oil Cloths,

Carpets Cloths speciality At Sck large and attractive stock
Just received. Oil Cloths A, Ca and S4 Away on hand
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Embroidered Ed5nas ana Inings match,
Edgings Trimmings brought here al OF which viii be
sold a prices lower than the
TRY PAIR OF THE ONE DOLLAR KID CLOVES At SELLIGKs
Sha.w1S.
Ottoman Shav Fabque Shaw, ROu Shaw Staua shawl" sutton
Shaws and all the popular makes OF shawis a. 10" prices
splendid Of Paisley Shaws at SeIicks
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Fancy Goods.

Corrs Ladies Roman and Grean Neck Ties handsome designs
Ladies ChignDs aud Bads endless vareyat Selicks
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PROBATE ORDRR.-etate OF Michigan,
County Of Van buren,. -. At session OF the
Probate Court, for the Comfy OF Van Buren.
holden ct the Probate Ofice IN the Village of
Paw Paw, on Monday, the twenty-second day
Of April, in the year one thousand eight humid
red and seventy-two. Present-George ".
Lawton, Judge OF Probate.
In the matter of the Estate Of William f..
Powell deceased. On reading and fling the
petition, duly verified of BENZ. +. Stevens
executor Of the last will and testament Of SAID
deceased. together with his final account ~ such
executor, ana praying for the allowance Of the
came.
Ihereupon il IL Ordered, that Monday. the
twentieth day OF May. 1872. at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing OF
said petition, aud that the heirs ut law Of said
deceased. and all other persons interested In
said estate. are required TO appear at n session
81 sand Court, then 10 be holden at the Pro-
bate Office, in the Village OF Paw Paw, and
show cause, IL any there be, why the prayer of
the petitioner should not be granted And it
Is further Ordered. that said petitioner give
notice to the persons interested in said estate,
OF the tendency of said petition, and the hear
ing thereof by causing copy OF this Order to
be published in the True Northerner. a news
paper, printed and circulating in said County
OF Van Buren,, for three successive weeks, at
least, previous TO said dav Of hearing. S91t3*
GEO. W. LAWTON. Judge of Probate.
true copy. q W LAwToN, Judge OF Probate.
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TRY PAIR OF THE ONE DOLLAR KID GLOVES At SCI
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Clothing.

Ia CLOTHING We eau al ar-e an
Choice Goods ell maze nl warrant
IN every respect equal custom work, at Selhcks
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-27

Set ben leBten 3si!en trat Ger Burz
fde nod inner llnaenc> aus Der 5itte
berpor unp 9in9 ouf ben S6bler gu:
uDie Mabl3eit lit bsreiiet", ioate er
~ Rem 0rsile. so bateNun9er unc
Du'f," fuSte er ,hsrseno bsi" uno bin
fat better semorpsn BET rem 2ispe.
@er eS aud IL lang 1emaht bat-aber
@d6n 1T e6 rcd."
so molten mir sebsn, S6rs," 1aets
Der 81bler. uBir muHen fhnsu ma
dsn> renn rie Sohlen beginner ausSuz
."-Nber 100 Du rcb ole ris
2iecer Der boben maaf, uno ME Du
nur tmmer 70 muntsr iein fannh2
Der 2iscsr babe iA oiele i'm Sc
tdAtnis fsben," e%ntassnete Ter gurIbe,
LUMP nod metr in rem Sudlein, cas
ib mir suiammenlbr{st. uno munte'
bin id, neil ib feline SOrsen babe nit
Sbr. Nber iaeen mub i'd e5 Sbner
einmal, mas mir auf Dem 5er;en liegt
Sbr tbut uars9t, Meiier, Gu6 ~ 81
sramen.. 9att 5br mir ni6t oft &c:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-27

d. @tnjtebrn9 BON OeIpern.
@tr be1prsen bas &oaecttren DON Noten uni
59ulb19etnen auer &rt, Grbftaften u. I. ". IT
alien Ibeilen Gurppa's unb Der Ser. @taaten.
Da3u erforbe:li@s paptere, ais gplmadten
Bersi9tle; lungs = 1rfunben, Ipbteni9eine ,c. Ter,
t;gen mir 1eIhf, unite: Garanttruns be, Nett=
eiltisfeit an uro ~beiprsen bic niula:iide 8e'
slaubieuns perislben.
Den @esenwertb auer in @uropo
pur9 ur1s eolectirten prer sci unierr
pprtteen Grrrefponoeatea fir nnlerf
Rednune e%insebenpen @eleer sabler
mtr bier in Gp!p aus.
5. 8erfauf DON p~aRa9ezS9etnen
tut ueberfabr: Don Bremen, 3amture uab 2is rpoul nae
ylerp= gprf per Seae!{Aiff pbtr Danpttput, fctc< Gabrbiaet'
aur Metie ppu Rewz Bort bis ct. PAUL su Ben %ziebrtsas:
pretfeu.
S. Besablun9 Don 1aren
in i.tent Ibetle ees Staates. Mxtauf une gertauf DEF
@ruubeieeutbum eeaeu gpumiftpn ,e. II.
Z. @eretnt9te Stoaten 8rnps
issu Art, ais 5-2Oer, 10-4oer ano 7-3oer taufeu uus pr
fauten mir gun. fasss~9curt.
Debrnoer miliu8 5 Dunbar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-27
&0hlers T0thterlein.
Gin Silo aus benz @aloe.
(Gprttsuns.)
4. 9eimweb na@bem @alo {

lVotteSHH8.J
4. 9eimweb na9bem @aIbe.
Dis Sage sinsen oabin uno aus
ben Taoen tpurcen Boben, Wonate
uno Sabre, unp bic Wenl1en alterter,
uno mertlen eS nidt. Sur Der Walo
3oa aujdbrli9 I'm Griblins fem SUI
e:nct(eip m uno @9ien i16 elet9 3u
bleiben - thinner perlelbe, wie ct ebe<
benz eepeien. -.
3wei Sabre ,paren 70 nd@ 8erena's
Bludt perFo0en uno 1piecer bra1rte
Elm Meiler prpben In, @ebtr9e. Der
&6blerz 6ans @ae caneten uno beoba@z
tete pie Nau9wSlf9en, wel@e aus ben
2uden ftiesen. Gr mar n{&t mebr Der
farfe, frditise Dtann, wie Dor 3pet
Sabren. Sein Rdden mar 9ebeust,
feline Stirne sefurdt, uno 9rauc 5aare
pransen uater rem breitframptsm quite
DOT. - Sit leuf,te er tief auf uno es
par, ais ob ldpere Sorsen aber tin
pabinR5aen. Gr eodte an bic Ser
oonaenbeit surud uno ia9te il@ ielber:
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fommen."
ga tlansen ouf einmal bie frsbz
li1en IDne zines @olf6lteces aus Der
Quite. SIS war Der &6blerburlde, -
nibt Der nit BEN rotben 9aarsn -
wel1er bas Mitta9broo b~crsttete unp
babei folsenpe Gtrppben fang:
SIS mar einmal Elm atblsr
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Der bate amei munt're anabsn
8ox frii9sr 2eitaeefalt.
.Da 1pra@ ber alte 8Sbler:
vMpblauf! ibr iunssS Blat,
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Grwerbet Wplb unb Gut"
sic aceen ibre @traben
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Dap 0pt euW moDI erpa11+
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Sbm folet' nit @dwert unb @yesre
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upelt ein q! ibr 1ulaen Neiter;
limb aiebet ibr aus 3ur 5@laht
gebt uns Elm Sdpert CUR eeite,
gDir i@pinssn es NIT Radt."
ga tbaten 81. RSblerburlden
gusreiten inc blutiee 8elb.
Cas @&wert fe trusie f&wanesns
EaS bra9te gbre uno @ele.
11nb ais bic @&la@t e.l4laeen,
Da aosen de 1neeno Elm
Sin @alSblein Ge f9 bauten
Son @ulb unb Marmrlfein.
6pra& ba Der Jingle Brueer:
Stir feblt bas frilte Grin
Mbe, sieoieber 8ruber,
HfuB p:eDer DetnW1rt0 3e9H-
sd lae Dir Deine @tern.
DaS Sob, ben @armelfein
Sin lisber ouf ben Bergen
Gin ireier &Dbler 1ein."
rlnb als e. lam gum BalSe,
Da l9mentte Ct ieinen oat,
Damn rief {. taut 49, baS iGaate -
Slid aut mein iuuses Blut!
v@rlB @ott Gud. treuer 8ater,
CUR lieben @ommersvit,
SD bat bic Wel, yerla0en,
Das Sob ii mir osrleib't.
0iQ tupbnen unter @iden
Sci ben WalbYSseIsin
llnb menn id sinlsns ferbe,
SIM Walb b~esraben feiu."
Set ben lestsn 3silen trait Ger Sur
fhe, nod INNER iineenc, aus eer 5itj
berpor unn 9ino auf BEN S5b!er 3u:
uDie Wabl3eit lit bsreitet", ioate
~ hem Orsile. 80 batehungsr I'm
Du,f," flste er ,bsrienO bsi" uno hi
faft better serrorosu hei rem 2iec
@er eS aud ~ lang semaht bat-ub'
{d6n 1T IS roa."
so molten mir aebsn, S5ra" 1ao
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-25
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

At w. b. Rockwell & Co.'S, consisting
in part of elegantly bound books, (histor-
ical, biographical, political, juvenile and
mis- cellaneous,) writing desks, work boxes,
dressing cases, card cases, cigar stands,
gold pens, albums, chromos, photographs,
engravings, Autographs, handkerchief
boxes, glove boxes, toilet boxes, bibles
prayer books, hymnals, games, pocket
books, pocket diaries for 1873, writ
ing paper, guitars, violins, accordeons,
steieoscopes, stereoscopic views, besides
many other articles too numerous to men,
ton, all Of which are offered for sale at
reasonable rates. l2-l0-2w.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-25
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.

People in the vicinity of Tenth street
were horrifed 10 learn last evening about s
o'clock, that u woman had been burned
to death Our reporter was quickly on the
ground and gathered the few terrible facts.
Mrs. Farran, u widow lady aged about 40
years, while attending to her usual house,
hold duties, had her dress accidentally
take fire at the stove, and before 1t was
possible for any one to render her any
assistance, tho fatal accident had done
Its work. She died about twenty minutes
after the occurrence. Mrs. Farran was n
hardworking woman, the mother of three
ch'ldren--two girls and boy. The girls
arc nearly grown.
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NIGHT SCHOOLS,

MR.. EDITOR; Tho time of the year
has arrived when We have long nights and
short days, and believe there could not
BIO moro important, us we'll us pleasant,
place of psstime established in this city,
for certain class of young mon, than a
good night school. That such an institu.
ton would be Of great value to all con-
cernod will DO denied by none.
There arc great many young men in
this city who are growing up in complete
ignorance for the want of such u place of
resort, to spend few hours each evening,
and they might spend these to great ad-
vantage.
can see no reason why q school, such
as we want, could not prosper. 1t is true
there has been one or two so-called night
schools, which were poor excuses of such
a school as we should have. They were
very poorly managed aud without system.
In such u school as should be established
here, should be taught the higher branches
of the English language, in connection
with the lower branches.
Now, l cannot see why this school can
not DO established In connection with OUT
public school, for it could be made self-
sustaining by charging a reasonable sum
for attendance to compensate the teacher
or teachers for their services, and as they
prosper in other cities, why not here.
And now, Mr.. Editor, hope you may
SEQ the propriety Of urging this subjec,
further. Yours, AYoUxo MAN.
CAIRO, December 20, 1872.
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CHEAP FuRSIrURE-The floating fu r.
niture warehouse of T. Ebert & Brother
of Laconia, Indiana, is now in harbor near
the stsve and barrel factory above Thirty
fourth street. Our citizens have an oppor-
,unity for bargains in furniture of all
kinds, parlor and bedroom aud kitchen,
and dealers can lay in supply at great
advantage to themselves, as the Arm offer
special inducements to the trade. The
boat will proceed on its way down the
river in three or four days, making all the
landings and giving the people opportuni-
ties to buy their furniture at their own
doors. 26.2t.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-25
For the Bulle'in.1

For the Bulle'in.1
CHRISTMAS.
The holy, holy Christmas tide
When Christ, the Lord, was born
Has come to US in quietness,
This clear December morn.
Ring out the merry, merry bells,
oh, peal them loud aud long
While holy men the story tell,
Aud chldren's voices raise the sorg
Of"Peacc on earth, good will toward men,
So angels heard the Savior say.
Glory! Glory! in the highest!
Raise your anthems high to-day. =.
Listen to the wondrous story,
Christ was in Jerusalem born;
Herald angels sing his glory,
ON this blessed Christmas morn.
Raise your voices all We children,
Catch Oh. catch. the glad refrain,
Glory Glory Glory! Glory!
Sing it DER and DER again.
E,,yn III no,omj,sr 81 1870