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KEY. WEST CIGARS three 70 =
25 cents, at F.. Teichman's, lO2
Commercial avenue. a-2O.lm
Taxes.

taxes.
Notice is hereby given that the tax books
for the year 1873, have been placed in my
hand, aud that will he at the following
places in Alexander county, on the day be-
low set forth for the purpose of collecting
said taxes, viz.
In Clear Creek precinct, at the store OF
l.. Cul!ey .S Co, Clear Creek Landing,
March 1th, 1876.
In Thebc> prccinc', at the store of {, a.
Mmchildon, Thcbe, March sth, 1876,
In Santa Fc precinct. at the store of W.
Ireland, Santa Fe, March ., 1876.
In Goose island precinct, at the store o
o. G,eenley, Goose Island, March 10, 1876.
In Dog Tooth precinct, at the house OF
n. llunsacker, Esd, March II, 1896.
In Lakewood precinct, at the Office OF
sam Brilcy Elco, March 10, 1876.
In Unity precinct, at the store of W. NJ.
Atherton, Unity, March Ii, 1876.
In South Caiio, at the Office of John q,
Harmun, Cairo, March 10Th, 1876.
In North Cairo precinct, ut the court
house, Ca 70, March 18th, 1876.
The collector hereby calls the special at
| ten,ion OF tax payers to Section l3I. oi the
! Chapter upon revenue, revised statutes
| in which he t. required 10 make dlStralnl
! upon the personal properly Of all tax p'y'
,rs in default tor personal tnNc', nitei
March 10th. This PROV sion oi law will be
vigorously enforced. Those interested wi
therefore bear the tact in mind and save
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SheriHs Sale.

by virtue ofa special execution to me di-
rected by the clerk ofthc circuit court OF
AleXanccr county, In the State OF Illinois.
IN favor o. Frederick Fairthorn and Iheo.
dore rand, firm of Fuirthorn a. Rand. and
against Sarah l. Kline, ! will sell the toll
numbered seven % and eight ts). N block
numbered thirty-eight (3sl, in the city OF
Cairo, county Of Alexander aud State OF
Illinois, a. the property OF the sand Sarah l.
Kline ut pubic sale at the soutl-wc I door
of the court house in the city Of Cairo. in
the couaty of Alexander and State OF ILL.,
nOiS, ont G Seventeenth lItm day OF March,
a. d., 1876, at the hour of Eleven lD
O'Clock, \. VI for cash, TO satisfy said exc
cut!on. ALEN. II. IRWIN,
sheriff Of Alexander county, Illinois.
CAIRO, Ills February 26th, 1876. 2 AZ til.
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SheriHs Sales

lll virtue Of an execution to me directed 10y
] )the t1erk oi the Circuit Court of Alexander
county, III the state Of Illinois, IN favor of the
People OF the state OF Illinois, aud against
Andrew j Carlc and II. Watson Webb, | have
levied upon the following described property
III the city Of cairo. county Of Alexander and
state of Illinois, to-wit: Lot numbered twenty
nine t.'p in block numbered tw.nty-siN, as the
property Of the said ~. Watson Webb, which |
shall offer al Public sale al the South west door
of the court house IN the city of Cairo. in the
county of Alexander and State of Illinois on the
2,ith day of March a ID. is'i, at the hour oi
eleven o'clock, A, NJ. for cash, Ia satisfy said
execution. ALIEN. IL. IHyIS,
sheriff of Alexander county, Illinois.
CAIRO, Illinois. March 1th 1876 d-h
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4 Gan and WespOuce,

caro-, H., March !. 1876.
W. X. Smith, President Citizens Asso-
citation:
We would respectfully ask that You
call Citizens meeting ut some early
day, for the purpose of considering our
excessive aud bur'iensomc taxes.
G. +. Nellis.
Chas. .. Paticr.
W. J.. Wright.
Thos. w Halliday.
y. u. Thistlcwood.
W. i. Axlcy.
Wood Rittcnhouse.
The members Of the Citizens Associ1-
ton are requested TO meet at the counci
chamber, on Friday, the 10th inst, at
';N pm. w. X. SMITH, President.
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Al ChrWwse Diseae. Cared
Bi DIR. iIlftZ.

BY DIR. Hti1z.
lie il located IN Cairo, Illinois, and i.
still calling on you to be- healed. Why
will on die OF old chronic diseases, when
you can be cured with 80 little cost or
money. DO not give ii up ye., for there
is still balm In Gilcad. Cairo j. the
place to come To be cured of all your
aches aud pains.
am now prepared at my Office Ia give
mcdicatcd baths. aud persons wishing to
receive such, will call at my Office on
Eighth street, No. -, from the hours OF
2 pm. till 3p.m. Also PLAN baths. hot
baths. warm baths, cold baths, or vapor
baths. Also persons haying the con-
sumption or week lungs. and wishing To
receive medicines by Inhalation, can re-
ceiye the treatment at my office, this be-
ing the only true way of gettin. mcdi
cine direct TO the lungs. Also treat III =
eases Of the eyes Of years standing. and
the blind has been made Ia see by my
treatment. All diseases OF the skin I
cure. Fistula cured by me without the
Use Of the knife. II you have cancer,
come and he cared. All private diseases
Ia the shortest time. cured by me. IL
short, for all chronic diseases of the hu-
man system, go TO Dr. ilultz il you wish
10 .r cured. ! compound aud prepare all
my medicines AT my Office. II Il said
that practice makcs perfect. ! have been
thirty years Dracticing physician.
All letters aud communications shall
be- confidential and promptly attended to
10y me. Direct DIR. HUN.
1 No. - Eighth street, Cairo, Illinois.
l-l0-d5m
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Sherif's Sale.

Rl virtue of u special execution 10 me di-
directed 10y the Clerk of the tircui Court of
Alexander county ia the state of Illinois, in
favor ofJ W. Wootcn, and against Z. !. JET
ferries. ! viii sell the following described prop
crty in The First Addition to the city of Cairo.
county OF Alexander and state of Illinois, to-
wit: Lots numbered siN t') and seven (J, in
block numbered fourteen uO and lots mum
bered live ti) and siN 90, In block numbered
twenty-ihree (-;D levied upon as the property oi
the said 4. j. Jenries, at Public sale ut the
Southwest door of the Court House in the city
of CAIRO, in the county OF Alexander and State
Of Illinois on the eth day of March, \ d.,
1870. at the hour OF eleven o'clock. A. VI for
cash, TO satisfy said execution.
ALIEN. II IRyIS,
Shcrin of Alexander county, Illinois
,AIR0, Ills March I, ls7G. 3.i-dtL
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Attrr the Fare.

J. George Stclnl0usc may be found
since the fire at his new shop, on Eighth
street in the Alexander County Bank
building, where he will welcome all his
customers, and serve them in as artistic u
manner rs ever before, with smooth
shavcs. fashionable hair cutting and
thorough shampOoS.
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ANNOUNCE EMENTs
CRY CLERK

EnITnK Iit.iItItS Please announce that am
"a candidate for the office Of, iy Clerk ~ the APP
preaching city election WILL Il. iIAWKiSs.
We are authorized to announce the name ol
JAMES " STEWART M "a candidate for the
oiiice of City Clerk, ut the ensuing city election.
td'
We are authorized 80 announce TN" name of
" r. ANLEi ~ a candidate for reelection To-
the once of tity Clerk at the ensuing charter
election. ~
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Cairo, H., Februa
,,.n-
For
Fifty cents, at Winters Gallery.
l2-25.li


We viii pay no bills contracted by amy
cmplOyc of THE BULLETIN, unless III,
same is made on n written order signed
By the president or secretary of the com
pany, and we will accept no orders given
by an cmployc of the company, tor any
purpose whatsoever.
CAIRO BuLLE1IE COMPANY.
November 10, 1870. Il
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ADRIAN n. MULLER, Auctioneer
Cairo ,u, Property stock n, Aue,,o,

Adrian II. Muller Il Son, will sell at
auction on Wednesday, March Is, 1876,
at l2:3O o'clock. at the Exchange Sale
Room No. III Broadway New York. for
account of whom it may conccrn-lOO
shares of the Cairo City Property 500
each. 3-S-Gt
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Ghe 8ulletin.
RATES OF ADvERrissNs.

si.All bills for advertising, arr due aud pay
able ~ ADVANCE
Transient ADVERTISING will be- inserted at the
rate of 81 ~ per square for the first Insertion
and ~ cents for each Subsequent Que. liberal
discount will be made on standing aud display
advertisements.
fOr inserting Funeral notice VI 90 Notice oi
meeting of soeieiies secret orders ~ cents Tor
each insertion
Church, Society, frsiya and supper notices
will Ouly b. inserted ~ ad,ertissIuchts
No advertisement viii BE- received at less than
~ c.nt5. and no uuNcrti aemcnt will br inserted
iOr less than three dullnra D.r month
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wArCu FOR SALE.-A solid silver hunt
ing ease, Paul Breton watch for sale.
\ No. time keeper. Apply at the Bril-
Lr1iS office OF T.. \. Burnett. 3-1-Gt
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RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The gauge showed 10 feet 3 inch, :
last evening. The decline in the last -
hours being 3 inches.
The weather is cool and clear.
--Busihass Is very quiet at the wharf.
GENERAL IIEMs.
The Cons Miller is due up Ia day.
The Mary Houston /, due to-day.
The Henry &. Nacgcr added about
2Io tons lIcre-all she could stow away.
The Cherokee was to have lett Gin.
cinnati tor New Orleans lat evening.
The Caronlclet leaves st Louis. to-
day.
The Capitol City is due up this even.
ing.
The new John NJ. Chamber l. to bc
ready Tor business next week.
The Iron Mountain is loading at
Pitt,burg for st. Louis.
Mr.. John l.. Shcarcr. late OF tie
burned kittic llcgler, is to 20 on the
Susie Silver aS second clerk.
The Glencoe and Future Cty and
barges passed Nicksburg on Tuesday,
coming up.
The Niut shinhlr went down last
Tuesday night with Il light trip. She
added nothing here.
The City Of Chester arrived at o
o'clock, Tuesday night. She put oil
some city freight, and added about 40
tons, and left at midnight.
Captain Hicks, of the defInct Mary
Bell, it is said, is negotiating for the pur-
chase of the elegant Thompson bean.
at Memphis.
The Underwriters are cndcayoring to
have a law made that will not allow
steamboats, to carry over 1900 bales OF
cotton at a trip.
The Belle Memphis came up with q
good trip. She put oil 200 bales Of cot
ton. 100 bales oi which goes east over the
Cairo and Ninccnnes road and the other
100 via the Illinois Central.
The Arlington. Capt Dan Moore,
for Pittsburg the Julia, Capt. Blake,
for Nick-burg: the Grand Tower, Capt.
Lennox, for Memphis; and the MisSis-
sippi Valley Transportation company's
tow-boat, Bee and bargeS, We're all
booked 10 leave st. Louis yesterday.
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NofiCK.-Mr. r. Tcichman desires To
notify hi- friend, and the public genera
ally, that hc has removed hi- tobacco and
cigar store from Eighth street to l02
Commercial avenue. 2-2D-lm
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-03-09

SEED PoTAToEs.--2j barrels choice
New York Ecarly Rose seed potatoes for
sale cheap at John Clancy. corner
Twelfth street aud Commercial avenue.
2-lS.2W
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Attention.! Dealers.

We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
Spragic Can-Opcncrs, taken for advcr-
Using, which we will sell at two dollars
per dozen. Inquire at Bulletin office.
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KEY WEST CIGARS three for
25 cents, at F. Tcichman's, lO2
Commercial avenue. 2-2u-lm
For Sale.

A silver plated No. . Wilson shuttle
Sewing Machine, hard tpiano) finish,
valued at So. Win be- sold at $50 dis
count. on good terms, and ordered direct
from the factory.
--Colored and mounted Maps OF ia,
Gtyoi Cairo at - "a each tliali price,
A No. 9 Wilson Shuttle Sewing Ma.
chine valued at S7j. viii be- sold at Sli
discount. and ordered direct from TIA,
factory.
A $50 Remington Sewing Machine
$50 of for cash. Suitable tor tailor or
boot and shoe manufacturer.
"A styic ~, "tIouph, Warren ~
Co, =" Iarlor Organ. right from the lac.
tory at Detroit. Lit price, 500. VIII
De sold ioi $500.
1000 sheets ot bristol board just re-
cciycd at the BrLLrIiN Office, and i"i
rale To the trade.
MOUNTED MAPS
or The
atty of Cairo,
colorcd and vanished, for sale at hall
price (S2.jO) at the BULLETIN Office.
-20,000 note heads, 10000 envelopes
10000 letter heads, 10 rcams statements
20 reams bill hca,ls-Carli,lc papcr-jus
received and for sale at the BULLETI,
office.
For any of the above articles, apply /,
he BULLETIN office. u. \. BURNETT
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school Land sale

Notice l. hereby given that on Friday April
lth, l-iG, at two O'Clock, p. III at the front
schools of Township No. Il, = u. west in
Alexander county, viii sell at public auction
school lot "" ten tluJ in the southeast quarter
Of section ten uol AMI lots numbered twenty
one en- and twenty eight t2s) to the Norih-east
quarter Of section No. ~, In said township
The terms of sale being one half cash down
and th" other half payable IN twelve months
win ten per cent interest, with mortgage on ia,
land sold, to secure the pay uent. as required by
law in such eases
by order OF the Board OF Trli .tee Of schools
JoUN NJ. LANspEN,
township Treasurer
CAIRO Ills. Marcn ., ls7G. 3-y-w5t.
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RIVER NEWS.

WAN psrARrMKsr. RIVER EErngr, ,
March = S,G
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EN0CH ARDEN

s5~Rcs.rycd scits sl 90. Sale commences u
Dan Hartman, on Thur rstiay. March 9TH, at
IN. JOHN KICkABY,
S-,-Gt. Agent.
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FoE EtNT-CoTfAGE- Two cottages
on Twcnty-Ninth street, near CONNER
cial avenue for rent. Apply To \. SUI
anka. or to Lynch ~ Iiowley.
3-S-H
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THE TANrTE CO.. srRoUDsBuRo
J. PA, Emery Wheels and Machinery

"psfCHOMANCY.O OR RsOULCHARMINGp
L How either sen may ascinate and gain the
love AMI affections OF any person they choose,
instantly This mt all can possess fi,e, Ny
mail, Tor - cents; together with u Marriage
tnitie, Egyptian Oracle. Dreams, Hints TO La
dies etc. lOoo,o00 sold. A queer book. Ad-
dres. WILLIAM X COMPANY, Pubs.
Philadelphia. 2-iO-ikwIw
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WANrgD.--A pair OF small engines,
about inch bore by 20 or - irch stroke.
Jas. iALsrON. Planter House. ".
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PuIAroE-. One ear load oi potatoes,
one car load of onions. one car load al
cabbage. just received and for sale cheap
by i. Il. CUNpIIr. Eighth street
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JAMES WArSON,
Sergeant, Signnl service, 4. :. \

JAMES WATSON,
sergeant, Signal Service. 4. :. \.
Port List.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Nint Shinkle. Cincinnati.
City ot Chester. st. Louis.
Belle Memphis, Memphis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Nint Shinklc. Memphis.
city OF Chester. Memphis.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
Henry e. lacgcr, New Orleans.
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SOMETHING NEw The Lightning. re-
ciprocating, tin churn and egg braier,
the latest aud the beat ever made, at a.
llallcy's. Who Is now selling his large
stock oi stoves, tin and brittana ware at
greatly reduced prices. Give him a call
before you purchase, llj Commercial ay
cn,lc. 2-lS-.in.
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Lands, in tracts to suit, near Caro-
tf.S-lS
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the programme of exercises for the par
lOr concert at the residence of John An
trim this evening:
PROGRAMME.
Piano Duct. Misses Josie and .Jcs sic
Ihillis.
~ on are Nothing Now To Me-" La
gard; Mr.. i. :. Aisthorpc.
Fantastic Waltzcs. Iikon Miss Phillis
Howard aud Prof. Eiscburg.
Ernani, Mrs. W. T.. Wright.
Freyschntz Fantastic Brillantc, Ley
bach Miss Laura locum.
Reading, Mrs. 4. Alyord.
Electric Polka, Sandcrson Misses
Daisy and Ella Robbins.
"Thc Forsakcn." Gabriel; Miss r. Izlic
Steele.
II Dcsiderio, Cfamcr. Mis-. Alice Hem
dcrson.
Scotch Ballad, MR.. j. VI. Ian,d-n.
Piano Solo, Mrs. &. Sanders.
icading. Mr.. Walter IIyslop.
'lnartcite. Choir.
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PARLof CONCERT The ladies' of TIA
Presbyterian cSurch will give parlor
concert at the residence Of Mr.. John An
trim. on Finh street, between Walnut
street and Washington avenue. Oh
Thursday evening, oh inst. A cordial
invitation il extended 10 the public. All
will be- made welcome and to feel at
home. 3-S2t.
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I.ooN- To RTNT. -Four rooms, All a
neat cotiag" on Third street, free from
,ipc water. and in good condition. En-
quirc of Wm. Mcilale. at the Delta
House. l-l5-tf.
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-03-09

ln MN Marqucritte'- Famous Diamatization al
lcnnysnn'- Beautiful Poem.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-29

fore her with painful vividness. To
offer an apology, she thought, was
equivalent to confession of love for
him. The more she sought for solu-
tlon OF the question, the deeper in the
caldron of perplexity her thoughts
would bubble. She lookea to her pride
tor light, aud darkning shadows were
m1troreo back, rayless and comfortIess.
"A Few days after her talk with Ter
ance IN the garden, Melville called to
see her. She received him in a differ
ent mood than that shown on his former
visit. There was less of reserve in her
speech, SO much less of pride in her
deportmen and she appeared so natural.
so like her former self, that Melville
could not help but note the change.
| Why this metamorphosis? She had re-
solved to ask his forgiveness for the
1mputation she once cast upon his
honor. Repentance and confession of
wrong takes much Of its sting away.
Ihey soon arrived at true understand
Ing OF each other. A mutual forgive
ness followed, and before Melville left
the house they had mutually pledged
their loves.
On crisp December night, when the
snow had spread it's white carpet
through the town, and the moon, not
waiting to ''fll her horns, came peeping
over the hill tops, shedding her silvery
rays in streams of gladness, the resi-
dsnce Of Mr.. Hamlin was illuminated
from ''garret to basement. The JOY
GUS tinklings OF the sleigh bells as they
rang through the clear air, were the
harbingers OF the cncoming guests to
witness the marriage of Colonel Melville
to Miss Marion Hamlin. Is the happy
pair crcled round in the giddy dance
that followed the hymeneaI rites, the
Judgment Of those present was that the
Fates, repenting of the past, had given
to Marion their favored son The
events OF years have confirmed this
Judgment, which leaves US frmer in the
faith Of the old adage 'sthat the1e is
divinity that shapes our ends, rough
new tnem now we Will. W. FL. W.
MILWAUKEE, November. 1876.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-29
g CHE RepnbHran.
WATERTOWNy WIS.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1876.
Dream.


BY FLORA MARCIAN
I dreamed such a dream, my mother dear,
AS / know you will love to hear;
Bend down to me closer mother dear,
And let nae whisper in your ear.
dreamed, I dreamed
l cannot make it seem to you
AS the sunlight seemed;
1t quivered and cleaned
In sweet pale gold that lit the blue;
So lovely light never knew.
AID I thought at the foot of way-worn eros:
Lay boy like me asleep in the moss,
And over a river deep there ran
A bridge of this light in a single span.
And I dreamed and dreamed
/ never can make it seem to you
AS to me it seemed
Over this river, across its blue,
Were lambs that cleaned.
They were as white as the frozen snow
So white that they seemed to shine, you know.
But now, dear mother hear the rest,
For this is the part love the best:
Down to the river shepherd came,
And he called your little boy by name.
l only dreamed,
But cannot tell the half to you;
His dear face beamed,
And his eyes. how kind they were and true
How sweet it seemed!
And he pointed to me the golden span,
The bridge that over the river ram
And he said, Sweet, lamb, dear little lamb,
Venture across, the river is calm"
The sunshine streamed
And touched the shaft Of the wayside cross,
And the white lambs seemed
To wait for me as | came across.
knew only dreamed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-29

This list does not show all that Eu-
rope has owed and not paid, for France
alone got rid Of four hundred and sixty
million dollars, after her Revolution,
by bankruptcy. But the present in
debtedness on which the more Or less
civilized nations more or less irregular
ly pay interest is big enough. The
population of these nations is some
what less than seven hundred million,
and it may be said, therefore, that
every child born in this population
comes into the world with q national
debt of about thirty-two dollars sus-
pended about its neck, on which, as
soon as it is able to produce anything,
it is asked to pay interest. If the peo-
pie of Europe would remember this
curious fact they would probably let
the Turks and Servians fight out their
battle and forbid general European
war. In fact, they would demand g.
general disarmament as the most SEN
sible course. The nations of Europe
live together in the attitude of robber
tribes, each Of whom fortifies itself
against it's neighbors and maintains an
army to prevent the pillage of it's labor
ing people. The people of this coun-
try are exceptionally happy that they
have need neither of fleets nor armies.
We live under the guardianship of the
American eagle, and that noble bird
will not allow anybody TO modest us Or
make us afraid.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-29
N ational Debts.
From the New York Herald,

From the New York Herald.
The civilized portion Of this planet
now owes, according to the Westminster
Review, the very neat sum Of about
twenty-three thousand millions Of dol
lars as national debts. Here is the
account, extending from 1715 to the
last wear.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-29
What England Must Have.

All chance Of dlsposing of our sur
plus breadstufs in European markets
this winter was not lost when Turkey
agreed to the armistice. The English
wheat crop is eleven per cent below the
average, and it is estimated that that
country will want $4,000, 900 bushels
of that grain alone this season, and will
look to America for the most of it.
England, it is said, finds that she can
import wheat cheaper than she can
grow it; hence, to certain extent: she
is willing to be dependent on other
countries for her provisions, but, with
sharp eye to her own interests, she
would like the business conducted on a
Observation-Disclosures ba-
sis. She will admit American wheat
into her ports free of duty, and would
like the courtesy reciprocated IN the
matter Of iron, steel, and manufacture
ed goods. But it is to the American
farmers interest to have d market
built Up at home, where frelghts ana
commissions will not eat up all his
profits.
BLACK BEAN SoUp.-Soak one pint of
black beans over night. Next day pour
off the water, add three quarts OF water,
and boil them to q jelly. STRAIN ana
mash them through a colander; add
stock made of half a pound OF beet
and half pound of pork. If the soup
is watery, add some -four and butter
rubbed together. Salt. pepper, ana
small Tablespoonful OF powdered
mace, sliced lemon, two hard-bolled
eggs chopped fine, and ladlefm OF
sherry wine.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-11-29

On the western slope Of the Allegha-
MES, where the winding Conemah river
cuts its way through the rocks, and
sparkles in the valleys, lies the town of
Middletown transcript., 1876-05-27
A NOTEWORTHY ILLUSTRATED PAPER

A NOTEWORTHY ILLUSTRATED PAPER
The N Y. EUenimg Post says: "The
noteworthy illustrated paper in Serb
ner's Monthly for June is "Old Land
marks in Philadelphia" by Mrs. Re-
becca Harding Davis, who has been
lately writing some Of the very best ar
ticles Of this class that we remember
seeing anywhere. Mrs. Davis brings to
bear upon task which is too often com
mitted to the hands of perfunctory hack
writer's, large share Of the genius
which has made her foremost figure
among American writers Of fiction, and
the result abundantly proves the wis
dom of the editor in selecting such a
writer for such work The paper is
worthily illustrated with more than
thirty engravings"
Middletown transcript., 1876-05-27
A Few Things That We Know.

We know that disordered stomach or
liver produces more suffering than any other
cause. We know that very few physicians
are successful in their treatment of these dis
orders. We know that DaCosta's Radical
Cure will, without the shadow Of doubt,
almost Immediately relieve and permanently
cure all Of these distressing symptoms. We
know Of thousands who are willing to testify
that what we say is true to the letter. We
know that if you will give il a fair trial you
will let us add your name TO the "cloud Of
witnesses Will you give it trial, and do it
now? Trial size only 25 cents. Sold at G..
Auderson's drug store. Professor Parker
Pleasant Worm Syrup is perfectly safe and
extremely palatable. No physic required.
Costs 25 cents Try it,