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BOOTH ELECTED.

y we pnNjic.cd !: would. the Cali
fa-u.a legislature Yesterday elected
Governor Bco,h to .ho United states
Senate. our prc>> relor. dNe> not; civ
The vo.e. V: We are III rcNip, Of i pr
yate telegram which >.a.o> .ha. he r.
clivcl 4 majority q ;wo-siNy-thoS
votes. Whether Democrats OF >;rai-h.
Republicans wen; over - him We have
No means o.. knowing. bu: perhaps
some Of both pa-.ie> finally coUc.udel
- rallv arauDj hi> >.aniei.
Viewed IL any light. !; ! = Erea: We
tory. and Governor B1,.h : beyond
question he b,--e>: man today or:a,
Pacific Coa>,. with III; tew equals III
the whole Union. Seldom. i ever. il
the political history Of our country,
HIS one man accomplished more. \
leader who can cut loose from. and
even kfv. established and wei. o--an-
izei and di>1p,irrei political. parties
in 5 c-.as safe Ike California.
Aus p~>> Something more .hAn y
d:ns-v p,we--hi> hold II the Pop
Mar heart mus. auoGa: e something
beyond mere po.i;ic1. jurisdictions.
We are n; >2--y ;ha. Governor
Bro;h ha> been thus hrrNoreA On :Aa
contrary. we reo-aze in is utUG.aa
: >icrlal Ns:orv r.. the PEOPLE ovc- he
tErs.u.cai QA-IkCc.se> = ~ eauaz-E.
and wh.le there nay have c>sG other
ca:.eaf,n in California Who woa. F..
have represented he principle = ah.r
and faithfully. ~ :7'e friend G.. =.
ant-wa-a.o.y a.~ san .
:-oa :aa csN.y s.a<.-l >-a.7- . L..
sai ea-la. supper. L -
Is - know ;hat ;ha :noHero..>:> A.v.
ben completely ana e.f-s:ta.y -oG:e.
by whom. !>a matter q: secondary
importance.
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NEW NtEk.

NEW Monk. dee. y.
Il : now stated au.lgrtatiVy.y ;Aa;
the transfer ri the Pacific ana Atlantic
Telegraph Compauy N ta- Western
Union. " Completed yesterday. With
= 1.f.H miles q line ana lu.''1 miles
- wire. Bv The terms q he cas- th9
Western Union. which already oWn>
-h~ge-1Uav.e-> Il The sock. : - IaN :
rsr cent. rxr auuUt. on a. Whole cai-
"a. ~ :. ssH..s#.
!. : reported .ha: frl33> have heen
discovered il the Cor 0--> at1= a.
BROOKLYN; ;ha. a--2 numbers =. Deti-
..au> !ugUe>,> have ben ma IL and
charged - = . .9luy>> had ,E<n
held cn bodies. fur,Eermhre. INA;
within three Years - bogus cases CT
>ma,.-yoN have t-Tu charged for.
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DELAYED DISPATCHES.
CNIIFuENIN.

~ 7 4ANN' ~
Tho Is steamer Iu>,3rur ! about
~ dsra-t ON another VOYAGE. mdklh-
SouuIiu~ for the japanese cable.
William Gibson j the name 81 the
e~xa>rxu.gi lover IF Adele >uid. who
triel to shoot her l3>t night because
>he refused to marry him. He ! I'M
der arrest
\ match was made yesterday H.
tween Joe Daniels and Nell F-ans.tN
for >.sI for Christmas day. one ana
aut-h4l. mile dash. n Ocean Nlv"
PARK.
David Williams, another one of III"
victims II the lu.lg- explosion q; the
~>.muCryiIlc coal mines. died yy>,,r-
law. Henry Davidson. who Va
wounded 4: the same .lHtt. ! very ion"
AMI uo. expected To recover.
An assessment ut ntty cents ~
share Wa k,.ed by the Pueahon.a>
cold Mining Company. d~tanIuel;
January ~.
Il I7ap,>..i - increase the share>
III the OThirto i'.>..
The Empire MI. AMI Mining COM
puy has lyyiet an assessment = :.
ar share. dg..u4.eu. JANUARY =.
EtNari Hl--lu> aa> Assumed the
duties Il a-.U. II n cttN IT. .r Ia
e.ac Ma. Company.
The Jury II he second ;r.a. q til
ta-6 Lindsey. tar rlIe. catL!c n; a-rs.
l. ; probable = Role I-o>>< .t NJ. 1t
su.cr , i'll he ca>.
Ala,.o. in the join: Convention tor
Senator for the s1or: term. to-day,
>tood a> follows: Hacer =. Mc>haiier
-. R<lcher II. pcWncy IA. Lame +.
Rogers .. Irwin :. Roaca I. Bidwell ).
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WASHINGTON. lcc. -.
The following dispatches were Re-
ccivci here tonight from the United
states steamer Worcester. AZ kyy
W,>.:
Hon. =. \. Robson. Secretary OF
the Navy 5. Washington: HHr con-
II, II Havana iylc-rsVl>, ha: taC \tv-
-iriU> prisoners were d~c.iNgrt-t u iht
1auIa;a TO-DAY. and she sailed lWMe-
IIl.rLN LLr NV YORK.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
BY Overland Telegraph.
DISTRICT OF

-srEcIAL 10 ruE DAILY >E>rlNEL-,
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GENERAL MANAGER.....JAS ppvrr
rH No improper characters will b. ,3,a.,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-01-16
CONDITION OF THE STATE SURVEY

often asked Is the Agricultural Survey eompleted
That depends altogether upon expected
veopment OF the natural of the State tell you,
and be found in the and ,ee give
to kind and quality Of soil timber water ETC. 50 far as travelling the
all the chief points
indicated by inquiries along the will such knowl
The gaps existing when my report 1860 published
been filled by the gentlemen who have
the work; and report supplementary comprehenng
former should be published as soon as all the office work
eo9red So as to show the geological and agricultural divisions
sill in treat degree unable TO answer qtaiy mpdrtant f
detail Without the information given by the work of the survey,
should be altogether the dark to the questions be settled
and the experiments required for that purpose As able
ing State of things in each section Of the state But the practical
these questions while toreshadowed by
by cooperation Agricultural State College
representing geological agricultural industrial features Of the
Stteas they ARE and not they might be supposed be- from
For years has my pet scheme chair of In
Cultural survey for Is obvious that knowledge of the actual @
lures of the State was absolutely essential to truly practical instruction
of youth In the absence of pressing call for such instruction on the
part the people that time the original character the depart
gonal donation for the purpose of industrial education has
the this all the United States though residing
at the Usersl F"Te had no opportunity OF
port of 1850 it true made the facts aec but al my
arrangement the older generation when conviction that
verbal instruction through printed reports carefully put away
on sa a; tbf a 9 ; S, ana the logical iI
ever become Incorporated into popular consciousness.
THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
Second importance respect vouh
social intellectual influence exerted by Agricultural
Societies.
that only the fathers brought direct
progress and Agriculture but the
the applying their benefit
Others the principles and facts they have
Agricultural College and for continuing their studies
Here from which agricultural practice will
spread readily ppt being enforced by example and the
against whom the maddogcry
ing" be raised.
but nevertheless that
jealousy has between the Arlcutura Colleges
both haven view the ultimate oecth improvement
referred but be the
both Sides the of their
objects and sphere of action Neither replace
the other, but each is the complement of the other.
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THE CARROLLTON.'
BALTIMORE. MI

INHIS new and beautiful Hotel is now omen
Il TO the Public. Located on the site of The
odd Fountain Hotel" extended by an elegant
front on Baltimore street. it il convenient
alike 10 the business man and the tourist
1t Is the only Hotel in Baltimore OF the new
style, embracing Elevators, Suits Of Rooms
with Baths and all convenienees: perfect
ventilation and light throughout-and was
planned and built as a Hotel new from lis
foundation.
Its Elegant and Convenient Office and Ex-
change Room, with Telegraph etc viii ct n
times be at the service of the the Merchants
and CITIZENS Of Baltimore-its builders
The location of the Ladies Entrance on
baltimore street, and he beautiful Drawing
Rooms connected Herewith will give to FaIni-
lies more than the usual degree of quiet and
seclusion.
To accommodate Merchants and others who
Visit Baltimore, the Proprietor viii charge s.
per day for the Rooms on fourth and fifth
floors, making the difference on account Of the
elevation. Ordinary Transient Rates for
lover floor 81 per diem.
Guests of the House desiring TO take advan-
tage of the above rates, will please notify the
Clerk before Rooms are assigned.
An Improved Elevator for the use of Guests
running constantly, from a. N. to u D. m
thus rendering the upper stories accessible
without fatigue.
The undersigned refers to his career of over
thirty years, Hotel Manager, in New York
and Baltimore, confident that with new and
modern house, he can give entire satisfaction
his guests.
dec24 72w7m&
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no EEEE
Planters and Farmers
OF MISSISSIPPI.
'EHE subscriber respectfully invites your
4 attention to a
Portable Plank and Straight
Rail Fence.

Which he confidently believes solves the fence
question, which, since the change Of our labo,
system, is now the question Of the farm.
lhIS fence Is one OF unquestionabIe merit "a
pfecl meo ny All no have examined or ~ ed
H. With nearly one-halfless Rails heun.iobt-
y crooked fence can be converted with a sma Il
cost into n substantial durable Fence with
eut the use Of new rails IL i. easiTv made
ami can he rapidly constructed. Proparly
+ constructed II is proof against unrulv stocE
wind or Hood, and will stand ten wears if Nor
IeheeF, without repair No part Of the Fence
NED touch Tie ground: REQUIRES no po.t-boIcs
40 boring, no mortising.
MS fence has been in use in the State OF
Ne" oFk Tor i've years and has more than
ulet me most sangmne expectation of the mos
practical farmers. The Fence is an invention
OF the subscriber. but finding himself autici-
Pated by Patents issued March T. 1867. To the
parties above mentioned, he has made ar
1'h8ehiehi5 with that Company, TO sell State.
county, and Farm Rights IN this State He
womb suggest TO parties DESTROYS Of MAKING
coca lnves tments 10 raise Joint comma mics or
gtuts' OF three OF more, with the view of Dur-
chaslng Territorial Rights
The favorable reception with which ,bis
renee mas met, and is meeting, renders this n
rare opportunity TO men of energy 10 Y,o,.o
'n4h double their investment in a short time
For cheapness, durability and soIiJ;ty NO
invite inspection, hallen oe a II T,ossfbio ~
utlon, and defy the criticism of the strictest
economy. over the common crooked Fence IL
saves nearly four thousand rails to tho n,iIa.
tAAt NDotOl DOLD teneeS Mt three
dollars per hundred for making hauling and
putting up the rails, il will save over SiiO per
mile, and give you fence doubly as durable
and doubly as strong as the common crookad
fence.
The merits Of this Fence are fully protect
ed by law, and all Imitation Inventors must
incur the risk of infringement.
An infringement consists in the actual
manufacture, sale use of an article. and
not IN the purchase of patent rights.
correspondence solicited. Address
Rev. w. HARRINGTON.
CAMDEN, MISS.
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DIR. L. 7. GUM,
ID Il ~ II il - II

HAVING been for many years engaged in
Ii the Dental profession at Nashville. Ten
nessee, now tenders his professional services
70 the citizens of Jackson and vicinity.
OFFICE, Capital street, opposite Episcopal
Church Get.1sswtfw2t
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NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court of the United States
For the Southern District of Mississippi.

In the Matter of
The Canal and Banking Co. ct al,
n. S. 99l VS.. IN
A. b. Montgomery ct al hquity'
NOTICE is hereby given to all parties hold
IN ing or claiming notes secured by the
Deed in Trust made by A. b. Montgomery TO
W. L. Nugent and W. G Ycrger, Trustees. on
undersigned Commi ssioners. or either of them,
at Jackson. Mississippi, within tn next dir
ty days from this date. and prove taeir claims
in the form prescribed in the act Of Bankrupt
cy.
ARCHY MCGEHEE,
JAS. d. STEWART,
Commissioners and Masters in Chancery
This LIST January, 1873 w5t
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Monuments, Tombs, Etc.

TIE undersigned HAVING accatrsI ..a
Coy OF ). y. hlgley.s Marble WuI.
n 49, r re-TreuulIf solict. ORDER. ...
hiS, ombs licad-Stoucs. Slabs. Iius.
N"Pr' siils ana Caps for Building. ...
.s1.i'ns can ore male from Specimen Book. ..
nv ues lRhs VII be furnished 90 order. H.|
70 n-l orders az Eastern prices. Dul
DAN KAVANAUGH
Jackson. Oct y 1871
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James L. bridges,
No. 525 VS..
Unknown Persons
Before the Clerk at Rules, the 1st Mon
day in December, 1872.
TTNO Unknown Persons claiming or having an
l. interest either legal or equitable in the
lands hereinafter described, at the time tie
same were sold for taxes, and all such other
persons as may be interested therein, YOU will
take notice that J. f. Bridges has filed his
Bill in the Chancery Court of said County. TO
have his tax title 70 the following described
land confirmed tO-wit:
North half of the southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter, section a. township -,
range H. east. lying and being in the county
of Choctaw and State aforesaid.
Iou are hereby notified that unless you be
and appear before a term of the Chancery
Court of said county, to be held in the town
of Lagrange, the first Monday in February
A. ID. 1873, to plead, answer or demur thereto
the same will be taken for confessed
Ordered, That the foregoing notice be posted
at the Court House door of said county. and
be published in the Weekly Clarion, news
paper published in the City Of Jackson Mis-
sissippi, for four consecutive weeks
Z. II. SEWARD
JAM i3-4w Clerk
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HR. -. LUDLOW.
HOUSE. Slgn ana ornamental Painter,
IMITAToR OF WOODS AND MARBLES
Glazing, Paper Hanging, v-hTten-
ing and Wall COIOrIng.
Orders left at Mr.. A. c. Kerr's grocery store
ON state street, win be properly attended 10
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NJ USE AND LOTS now occupied by
- Hlrs. "a. n. Fearn, in the Northern part
~ me CITY: There are six rooms Ia the dwell
ane2 suitable outhouses, a large yard garden.
spsaole with horse lot, and lot well SCI with
Bermuda grass All ia good order.
Apply to
GEO. FEARN.
Jackson, Dec, 1874 II
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THE STAGE OF 7IrssIssIrrI1

AANDS COZ vi.
Chaneery Court lst Dist, Bin for Divorce.
Louisa c. Stephenson.
vs..
william Il. Stephenson.
DEFEND ANT in this case. (who resides in
- 81 Louis, No. will take notice that tLis
case VII come on for final hearing and decree.
on the 18th day Of January, a. d. 1879 being
me ninth day Of Janury Term, on Bill
Judgs pro con iesso and proofs.
MURRAY PEYTON. Clerk.
sec2G irwin
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FOR RENT.

NltA COO rsr day. AGENTS classes Of
fVlW P=Wfe OF eiihHt youle
- u spare moments gll taa time
@sa I-itleuaraee Address Btnaan roltiunf nalna
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PREPARED BY
Dr. J' c. AVER a. CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and ANaIyticaI Chemists,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
AsaCaG AZ EBAE.EA. g.euts.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever.
Chu Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever. &c
and indeed all the affections which arse
from malarious, marsh, or miasnatic
DOisons
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The state Of Mississippi, ChOcsaw
County.

James L. Bridges, }
No. 525l VS.. :
Unknown Persons !
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No one remedy Is louder
called for by the necessities of
the American people than a
sure and safe cure for Fever
ana Ague. such we are now
enabled 10 offer, with a perfect
certainty that it will eradicate
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PREPARED BY
DR.. j. e. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL, MISS, u. $. A.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
zses g. ~ rsa e.Eta. agent.
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TO KANSAS AND rnLnRlnnl

=, during the summer season Of ls-3. the
MISSOURI Pacific railroad will sc, excursion
tickets IRON =. Louis b. Denver and return.
~ very low rates OF fare, and A rare OppOr.
tuhlty T. thereby offered, for lover Of nature
!" We" the beauties ~ Colorado and Cuioy
the delightful scenery and hralth-in.plring
climate OF tue parks Of the Rocky Noun.
taiu-.
Kansas, with IT, broad and fertile plains.
j. directly on the route. and together Wit
an the Other Western states and rrrritorir.
IL reached by the Missouri Pacific railroad
and it, connections.
Inc Texas connection Of TIL.
road j. now comulrtaJ AMI
passenger are offered first elias. all-rai
Ivut. from II. Louis 20 Texas, either over
The Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas x. r., via Sc
iaiia, o. over the Atlantic n Pacific Il. H.,
VA NiniA. For map. time tables intOrma-
non A. 10 rates, routes, &c, we refer our
readers ~ >. IL. Thompson, Eastern Pa-.en-
ger Agent, Columbus, Ohio or T.. 4. Ford
General Passenger Agent. 81 Louis. Mis-ou.
n, Questions will be prom PITY and cheer
luly ausW cred
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wBEAT--we note sale Of 2 car,

Mediterranean a. 81 20.
BUTTER--There is very little choiceil
the market but the demand for /, is good
Gilt edged sold to-day as high ~ 25e
Common and medium butter il plenty ano
very dull spkgs choice sold al zoe. /,
Glib PIX shoice sold at2ja, pkg. com.
mon cold a, l2lc and 10 pkg. choice ,,lJ
q, ls@23c.
EGGS-Tbe hot Weather hs, stalled
the market. A many are thrown away
a. sold. boxes and 300 dozen old a,
ioc, sud 10 pkgs sold O., ygloc
! CniCHEN5--Tho market IL plu,.oa
and sales are slow. Two coops and dozen
choice hens .oid e, -, coops spti,o
cold a, 81 6og2 90, and 20 dozen nal
7 young sold at 81 jo@2.
TRuIT-Grapc' srd apple. arc about
The only Kind OF fruit shipped to this mar.
kot At present. The marke, for annie. i.
unchanged. Grepa' God slow sale ri Ga.
&c per pound.
PROVISIoSs-Tle lpply Of smoked
meats is exhausted and orders mr. scru.
mulating. We note sslss II 1000 lbs
clear ribbed sid lu]c.
CoFFEE--s.arcg snd a-m. Js,a .oI.
ing ut aos32 Lsgusyra zlgaia Rs
prime 20 choice lim2jc.
HAN>-susar cured oslyasod are QUO.
tod ct li@lgc. Plain country cured
choice ATE quoted a. l24o
LARD-Redrel Is quoted in aa,.os Of
q &c and in kag' at esloc.
BREAKFAST BACON-lzr.
sUGAR.-CoGse 4 quoted 1T I5e.
h9liIc for crushed, powdered and g-sn.
Iatsd.
BROOMS.-DlUi common house s,n
At 81 80 to- 30. choice md EXTRA cAo.c,
3@3 IS. stosm boat 81 5o@5 o..
FRElOuT-Cotton, couuressed :, |
Sow York, s5c: to b., 81. Tn |
compressed. 20 Ncw York ~ 20 30.
.ou 81.
BATEs-To New Orlesu. and Wick,
burg; Potatoes, apples, etc, 5oc
loand fieiFhts Bic cwt; hay A
per toni w..key 81 10 por Dbl.
TO MEMPHlS-Flour, Ct zoe per Jbl
pound freights lj4 per cwp hay s. per
on. wh.5sey 500 per bbl pork soc Per
5bl
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GENERAL RLMARKs.
There IS been - noticeable change in
the marke, since our last review. Tho
demand for everything ercep, aaur i, very
small aud price. are weaker.
Stocks of smoked meats are running
ow and orders are accommodating
There s some inquiry for mi,4d corn
which IL vory scarce. White is IN full
supply and weak, closing quiet At 40
IN bulk aud SIC sacked aud delivered.
There j. some change IN rates OF freight
81 may be seen by referring 10 quoted
rates
Inc "oa Lef "a not and dry and the
r've's are approaching low wafer mark
ISf Correspondents 'S2H.o bear IN misc
hat these quotations are Tor round Iots
from hr't hands FOR broken and small
''''' ana ~ hliihs ORDERS ah advance
" ~ '' ""' s01 0'e' 'Deso s''''' 'As'
rrO1-P-Caa,irro. sca,oo ,,5 :, o..
,ivo dems,, Rs,ein,. ro,, nr .bor, o,
,.Aaa So. -,no 49,.
w 80 In. ,oo nhI, oho,oo mni,a -
;, ..-;no g. on. no M. 49, n,a.et'a,
~ az. an, t,l. $500. CO.. yno
NH. d, sl07. 40. loo NH. do s.oas :,
,ol bbIs do s76s Il. c,rXyy a. and
do choice family 50 2s.
HAY -lhera 10 very little IN the mar
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Coon THisos.-We take p',saure ip
recommending D.. Prices Special Flavor.
ings, vanili-, lemon. etc. g. slso bi. iY.tIy
celebrated Cream Baking Powder r,rf.
dent that their SUPERIOR excellence vii
a. nd the tr.t 81 use. In the culinary do
par mont they are invaluable No pastry.
.Is'sfd' ~ cr"sns - due snd delicate h.
t"'se containing Dr. Prices spacis.
'aT'rlngs and no tisouic, cakes o.
corn bread 90 light sweet and healthf1l
- th''e prepared with his Cream Baking
FoSdHr. Get them Of the gFocer.. s-l8 lw
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I'll e BULLETIN
hes"'n. mntter on every page.

NOTICE Is hereby given that I will nav
no oi'' ior goods sold to any Of tho EN-.
ployos of Tue CAIRO BuLLy1ty oi,ho,
or themselves or for the u.e Of tho Office
'n'vse The same ars furnished on On order
i2-zO-ly .IouT il nnv,.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-16

ihE WORLD MOVES There !. ,,TI
nope Many physiciaus OF thorough
MEDICAL education sod inng experience ia
,he treatment Of cholera cholera mofbu.
nysehtery, disrrhUi, cholera irG,ttu,r
ana summer complaints in general. ur.
he1rstihgly recommend Dr. M,C.be.
now"ed M"dicated Blackberry Brandy
~ ,he 'urest snl safest remedy ever prs.
scfihed. .s.5,y
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-16

SORE EYES DR. Traskp Magnet,
Ointment bas performed some almost mi.
racnions cures In this Vicinity. II /. d
uniyrrsal remedy in use here Tor iret.1ad
EYES. The auditor Of our county ta. So
much faith in it, curstiye rover, In thu.
disease, that he not only Ligbly recon
mends 1t, bat od-rs 10 forfeit the a,pgy1t
psid for u IL each case, If IL fail. Of A
cure. A q. CUsHIsG South Bend ILd
500 hdveFtlsuuent in another column
sig lw
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EMIGRATION TURNING!

CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTHWEST NO.
The Atlantic q Pacihc Railroad Company
offers 100 100 acres Of land in Central ami
southwest Missouri, 81 from - 20 Sl2 per
acre, on seven years time, with tree trans
pOrtatlon from -. Louis 10 all p4rCha-crs
Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, school,
churches and law abiding society invite
smlgrants from all pOint- 10 this land Of fruit.
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